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ITlTAHTBDfiLLiBN GALLAGHER, Ml call niHENDRIOKSON'S AGENCY, 163 Allan LONGFELLOW. Anniversary of His IliriU Celebratfttl East New York. The pnpils of the highest class of tho Henry avenue BOhool, East New York, under theehargoof Mr, Frank B. Stevens, yestorday celebrated the birthday of tho poet Longfellow by the recitations of selec TDES0AT ETENUVG, MARCH 1881. EDITM XAQLE OFFICE.

BAROH 1, 1881. For lata Tolegrrains ia the Two or Far O'olock Edition, Seo Fourth Pago. MONEY MARKET. Effect of tlie Flurry in Money. The Financial and Commercial Markets Unsettled Stocks Irregular this Homing, bnt Generally Firm.

Wall Stbket, Msroh 1. The derangements of the money market for tha past few days have been felt In all the exchanges, those for produce and exportable produots as well ss the Stock Exohange. The export trade Is nearly at a stand. Shippers oan with dlffloulty sell thoir bills, and when a market Is found the price which they receive is from ten to fourteen cents In the pound sterling IeB than that whloh the; could have obtained a week ago. This entails losses upon tne shippers and deranges the markets for the staples both hare and In Europe, The mercantile classes have been unable for the past week to obtain the least aooommodation from their banks, even If they deelred it, and the high rates for money at this centre have caused a decline In the domestlo exchanges at all the prlnolpal Interior points.

The banks In this city were carrying a very heavy line of discounts when this trouble came, and in this way fostered the speculation upon the Btock market, giving to stock operators the preference over the mercantile olasiss as borrowers. Whan the pinch came and tbe reserves were sharply drawn down by tbe demands of the interior banks for thoir balauces tho have called loans from stock brokers as sparingly aa possible, and at onoo shut down upon all accommodation to other borrowers. The associated banks of this oity are now below the lino, tho error of $10,000,000 discovered yesterday lu deposits, making a deflolenoy of $1,014,625 in the reserve. The statement of last Saturday was made up on declining averages, and consequently the actual condition of the bauks ia considerably lower than these figures. This mahos It probable that the bank return of this week will be.

an exceptionally bad one, and It will be interesting to soo by the return whether the banks call is their stock loans this weok to any great extent. Certain It is that the mercantile interests will get no recognition, if application Is made for loans this week. The demoralization of the foreign exchanges noted above, was due yestorday not so much to tho flurry In money as to the faot that London bankers were buying freely of dlmoBt all our stocks and railroad bonds, sending their orders by cable, and when the purchases were made the brokers here drew upon their principals by cable, thus making exohango to an enormous amount. As the price of cables feel the rates for sterling dropped to almost unprecedented figures. These low rates suddenly started gold shipments from Loudon, and now over $1,320,000 in gold ia on the way hither.

Exchange was advanced one oont and a half this morning mainly in consequence of the fall yesterday being too rapid, but tho market is still unsettled. Stocks wers a little feverish at the opening, but Western Union led the list in a sharp advance which steadied prices of ths other Vanderbllt specialties snd at the call the market though Irregular was generally strong and tbe feature was a rise in Ontario Western, Omaha and some of tho other low priced etooks. Toon came a sharp advance in the Vanderbllt and Oould specialties and the tone was strong for the remainder of the morning. The following table shows tus course of the stock marketf or this morning: Wabash Paolflc 43 Wabash 84Jf Central and Huason. H4 Oanads Soutnem 77)4 Erie 46 Krie preferred 85a Union Paciho lia Lake Shore 124 Morris and Essor Lao 4 West'n.

119JJ Konhneatem Itf4)tf Rock Island St. Paul 1064 St. Paul Dreferred Highest 44 8T 145 793? 85, 1I5J Vi'oi( li'lVf 135 lS8Js 107J4 ii'i 104 55 W1H 107i 5i 23fc 113 107 42 13033 37H 124 44J B2 87( 65 30Jrl 43J 1 00J4 ffi. 30 53 37 573. Lowest, noon 833.

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8134 S434 8434 4J4 86 8634 lioiw ao 4100 ao 100 Cedar 4 Brooklyn secututiea Quota tlona. OorMoted daUy by H. Stsplsi, 806 Montague street, MiBOH l. Bid. Asked.

Brooklyn Olto Railroad OomDany. va Atlantio Avenue Ilailroad 135 OrosstovmlUilroad Ooiupanj. ISO Oonr Isl'd and Brooklyn Horse Road. 100 Broadway Railroad 100. Buahwlok Avenue RailroiidtJompinv.

110 Orana street aud Now town R. R. 88 Oitlsentf 4S OUI tens' Uaa Company mmds 103 People's Ooa Oompanr 25 let) ios 170 115 "if 'so 103 60 117 60 ea 10 eo 55 Peooie's Gas Co. 7 ner cent, loo People'a Gas Co. 6 par cent, bonds.

BrooVljn Gas Oampany Xassau Gas Company. Nassau Gas Oo. certihcatai Wllliamsbura Gas vYilllamaburgh Goa Oo. bonds Metropolitan Gaa' Oompauv Fulton Municipal Ga Fulton Municipal (las Oo. Brooklyn Bank 75 113.

45 93 60 101)4 57 100 113 335 170. 100. 100 Z25 160. 170 100 105 103 10T IIS ass ns 103 tea IBS 17S 107a JiO. W7 414 137 138 133 125 12S 114 113.

143 153 103. 175 333 103 US 210 305 113 115 113 137 Oitv Banx. Nassau Bank Pulton Bank Oommercial Bank First National Bank Mechanics' Bank Atlantic State Lous' Island Manufacturers' Bank Bonds7 peroeut. 1881 to 1883 Bonds 7 per cent. 1883 to 1835 134 1 Ber cent.

Water bondB 11)03 to 1 010. 132 7 per oont Park bonds 135 Water bonds 1809 to 118 6per oent. Park bonds 1900 to 1031 Kings Oo. 6 par ct. b'ds 1880 to 1883.

Kings Oo. 7 per ct. b'ds 1880 to 1889. Brooklyn Trust Company Union FerarOompany Aoadamyot Music Mechanics' Insurance OomDsny 124 103 104 140 J50 100 170 Williainshurch Insurance 225 Nirsau Insurance Ooraoaiu 1WJ lift 80S 200 110 113 113 125 jatonvaua i mss Montana insunncsuorupasy pinty maaroncs insurance uomponyi Insuranba Onrnrtftriv. Lons Island Iumrariorj Oampany.

Fireman's Trust Insuranoe Shasnhr lnsuraaon Oompany rooklyn Ulty $ejfa Dspciie 20M 124)4 1245.1 12434 300 12134 100 139)4 200 130 300 18014 600 13034 100 lldU 1IK) 114U 114 11134 11434 iwj: soo 600 116 11634 00 1163, 7X 5734 900 20 2000 The JProsresi. made In Brooklvn JEf. loiu jto Extend It Tbe Eitreme Jeal ouay OMd Bad Feellngr Bettreen Bi val Electric Companies. During tbe oast year some Brooklyn firms adopted electrlo llhtiug, mainly for advertising purposes at flrsl, but thW city so far has been bohlndfianol In its use, whKo mBiohan le of other cities, noticeably of Boston nnd Philadelphia, Vae in tho past few months oitonaivcly used, the electric ligjit, and many nulls and large manufactories thrc ugB tho country have had ap paratua put in, aud roport quite favorably on its practicability. An EAai.B reporter, who recently made inquiries i repard to eleotrlo lighting in this locality, found' thai; there were oevon Arms or persons now in the business or preparing to oporate In York, as follow! The Fuller, Brush, Western, UniUd States, Edison; ArnouX and Uockusen eleotrical companies.

Of those so far as oan be learned, but two have apparatus In use In this city, the Brush and Fuller companies. The Brush Company has six light maohlnes in the' stores' of Looser, Paret and Nutting, on Fulton street, and'' tha Fuller Oompany has apparatus In use at' the. Eagle Mills, Bliss 4 Williams' and Ds Castro Donner: These and some of the other companlos aro ta'negotia Uon, it la said, to put In a number of apparatus lo other places In this oity, but the places so far been learned, as there seems to be considerable seirssy among the different companies as to their Intended operations, owing, presumably, to the competition among, them. Each of the companies doing business, ol course, claims to nave ths best practical appartus, and soma of tbe managers prsdloted the utter failure of their competitors fn the business. Last season ths eleatrfa lighting of watering places adjaosnt to Brooklyn was dono by the following firms Arnoux and Hookusen liadV lights at Brighton Beach, ths Fuller Company llghleoT Long Beaoh, ths United States Company had lights at Manhattan Beach and the Brush light was used for some time at the Brighton Beach Bathing Pavilion and Sea Beach Palace, Arnoux and Hockusen having lights on ths Iron Pier, On the 19th of last month the Brooklyn Bleotrlo Light Company published its first annual report, signed by H.

8yniour Geary, as president, snd A. W. Kent, James Brady, Samuel R. Trelease and A. P.

W. Seaman, as a majority of tbe trustees. One thousand dollars' was reported as having been paid In cash Or' ten snares, and 34, 990 snares were reported as having been paid for certain licenses or rights under letters patent Issued for electrloal Inventions necessary for tha business of said company." Mr. A. W.

Kent Is a lawyer residing at 167 Wyckoff atreet, antf S. R.Tre!ess is a machinist residing at 281 Graham street From inquiries maae it would seem that it was Intended shortly to make tho above company the Brooklyn representative of the Fuller Electrical Company, but as faros oould be learned the Brooklyn'branch has not yet done any lighting in this city. mi uiauj iu awa nuuvuubcu. ujm uibcuvurjr 01 uroguewv; induction. Thereupon Clarke, Nollel.

Holmes, Wilde, Ladd and others invented machines to test the usefulness of Faraday's dlsoovery for lighting purposes, but none of these machines obtained a commercial valuo, as the principle of tbe division of the light had not then been applied. Within the paBt two years this principle has been Bolved, it iB claimed, by a number ot inventors, and ths rocoat derelopinent of olsctrio lighting became possible. In no other branch of invontlon has thors been mora extreme jealousy aud feeling displayed than in that of electric lightning. The persons In tbe business in Now Vrtt lf Tl 1 A I. sentatlvo of the Eagle had no word of praise for any but their own peouliar plan or patents.

An extract from a circular issued by one of the companies, whloh is a fair sample of those issued bv other oomnanieo. will show the claims made in favor of each of the many, inventions. It is as follows The Blank system of olectrlo lightning is theonlyv one, of all tho proposed ByBtems of eleotrio lighting, which has passed the experimental atsge and olearly demonstrated its right to a secure place among the practical lights of the day. An immense field is opening before electrlo light, in which no other known illuminator is so "well fitted to shine." If is not, however, a boundless field. It is no more to be expected that it will ever entirely displace gas or oil, than that locomotives will displace horses.

Gas will probably continue to hold its own as the llsht for dnmnntin ami small Vises in cities and towns, and oil will field in similar situations in villages and hamlets. Tho Gramme (French) and Siemens (Anglo Germsn) aro types of machines much more succosef ul than any of thoir predecessors but when Mr. Blank entered the field with his machine In 1876 after forty four years nf OTnnrinnrA nnrl ronaarrth hv ntlnti fha.n m. machiue known, either here or abroad, that was in any respect a practical or commercial rmcceas, No machtna was then known that would furnlBh a current for number of lamps and permit of their being burned in one circuit, with steadiness and uniformity. Very soon after Mr.

Blank entered the field, he presented to tho public nn apparatus which was entirely clear from tbe defects of all other systems, and, as tbe publlo were waiting for just such an apparatus, they wolcomed ths now comer, and the result is that to day this olectrio light is practioally the sole occupant of the field for at least forty nine out of ovory fifty lights that have been aold in this country are Blank lights. Within the post few days Arnoux and Hoskussti have arranged to light np the Oapitol, Pennsylvania avenue and the White House on Inauguration day the Edison Company has announced that it has perfected its arrangemonts for carrying on its business 022 a large scale, the BruBh Company has obtained oon. tracts from the Anglo American Electric Company for a largo number of maohlnes, and the other oompanle are bestirring themselves all through ths United States Canada and Mexico. The laat item of news locally Is that givon by tha Brash Oompany, which announces that machines have been put in to light Gaff, Fleisch man extensive works at BlissvWe, L. IV A WIPE'S SORROW.

Abandoned by filer Husband White III With Drops He ta Befriended br a Brooklyn Woman U'tillo Under Arreat, A strange scene was enacted in Justice Belts' Court at Jamaica, yesterday morning. At nine o'olock a woman about thirty years of age entered, leading a littlo girl of eight or nlno. Bhe sank exhausted into a chair tendered by the Justice. Bhe was apparently not over thirty years of age, and though worn by disease her face still boro traces of beauty that is likely never to return. Sho is afflicted with tbe dropsy.

Soon after a man, with smutty face and hinds, was brought from the jail by an officer. He gavo bis name as Cornell AbraniB, and said tbe woman was his wife. He Is an engineer on the rapid transit division of the Long Island Railroad. Last Saturday night he was arrested 0 his engine at East New York end taken to Jamaica nd locked up. His wifs had preferred a charge of disorderly conduct against hiin.

In that he bad abandoned her, and Bhe was likely, with her child, to become a chargo upon the town. In answer to questions by Justice Belts, A brains aalil tin harl nnt Ahanrlnned hlfl wlfa. hut waq wtftfner 1 provide for hor to a reasonable extent. He did not, liowevor, wish to live with hor, Mrs, Abrams said ho placed her in a boarding bouse with their child, but neglected to pay the bill, and she had to find quarters elsewhere, and was now in danger of having to raoata again unless the bill was paid, Abrams did not deny this. He is a Protestant and she a Catholic, and tUs difference In matters of belief seems to bs tho root of thoir trouble.

Sho said she had boon badly treated for some years, but up to a recant period was sble to partly provldo for horself by working on a sowing machine. Being unable to do no longer, she desired that provision be made for her support. Bhe is paying $7 a week board. Abrams said he was only getting $05 a QiOQth and oould not afford to allow her $7 a week, You oan't, if you want to Bupport two families out of It," said the Justice Abrams was ordored to find bonds in $500 to support his wife and child, or to go to jail. Mr.

Harris, agent for the railroad company, rof used to go on his bond, and rather than go to jail he tried to effect a compromise with his wlfo, but she would ecoept none of his propositions. At half past ton o'olook Mrs. Jennlo Brusb, of Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, and another lady. walked into court. Abrams and Mrs.

Brush re cognized each other with smiles. He is a boarder in ber house. Bhe offered to go his bail. She owned a farm In Aml tyvllle, she said. Justice Betts mads out the and Mrs.

Brush signed it. Then she and Abrams started out of the room. "I must hare some money," said Mrs. Abrams, Her ohild, too, began to 'I haTon't any money for you," said Abrams, "Yon. must do something for her," said tho Justioe.

"There," ohimod In Mrs. Brush, "help youraolf, Abe," and shs tossed hor well filled puree to him. Abrams opened It, took out a ten dollar gold coin and handed it to the justice, who gave it to Mrs. Abrams. Then the party left tbe room, and Abrams and Mrs, Brash and hex cloud cams together to Brooklyn.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. President st. bwb, 185.8 Columbia at, 3t.5iJQ0, Lena. Rinaldo to Josoph JeOerion st, a s. Sin ft Bedford av.

540x100, Thos Reilloy to Albert Bigolow, If mort 814, Forrest si 260ft Bremen et, 'runs a xsw7xuw 123.4 to Forrest st. mo7f, Georso Bristow, to David Obernieyer and Joseph AThomaa to Edward Thomas, mort Bast Kiftoenth st, a. 2') It Avenue X. IOII1IOO, Gravesend, Daniel Stillwoll to Maurice Haley. Fourth av, adj A Wakemau.

4 10O acres, with buildings, at Bay Uiaffo, Jamos Dean to John Kellor 7,609. 33,800. 8,000 3,500 1501. 10JW 4.000 Third av. adj Y.

liaj mage anu Jamaica it it, Bay Ridge, Jacob llorgen, et eira ilorgen, to James Dean, aft'es avle'a0 350 ft a sViiyvesaut avVsoiibtVBIchard Oliver, and Eli7.a Oliver liis wife, Mamakatuur, Sullivan Oo. to Ebenezer Smith, mort $3,000 Froeinan st, 123.3 0 Oakland nt, 23x100, Mar. garet, wife Gideon Heebe, to John Hondriok? son, Jefferson Oo, jl Bands at, 75 ft Charles sr. 25x100, John Cornell, Y. to Thomas Crocker Atlantio av.

a a. 150 fte Grand av. 2O1IUO, foreolas uro. Thos Riley to Martha Doit noy. NY DeKalb av, ino ft 1 Hamburg t.

102.10x18.2, Harriet Stockholm to William Orttharn 'is ft Meserole si, 25x75, Michael. Lipp to Oharles Kiehl. Broadway, 0 a. 100 ft wl iirman st, 40x100, Anna Hvdiuster. dtwieee Schuster, to Martin.

Buler. ond Theodore ohloerO Heyward st, 8 8, 75 tt Maroy av, 04x100. William Purcoll to Theodoro Schloerb. marts Bushwiok av. a a.

Oti.ft a Palmetto fit, 33.4x75, hails, Roubon Iloss, to Andrew Kosciusko pi, near Bualiwick av, Amos Treadway, OawooOo. to Sidney Buf Olinton av. 'w 2CO ft Game's av. runs p. abt 51.2xwl 20xs abt 11.9iwSO to Vandnibiltav, xstOx 200 to beginning, Marcarot wifs.

Peter 'Vr Gallaudot, to Robert Union av, 5ft ft Huron st, 45x75, Tom and Emily Wood, and Agnes, wife ot Benjamin OUn stead, heirs to John Wood Albany av, s. 107.2 a Dean et. rcna a 107.3 to Bor 4,10 0 noru aom l.OOu 800,. 8,400 1.500 LOOO noux SfSOft. 40,000 5,500) 10.0tt 750 noia a en et, to Dean st, xw3I0isI0T.2xw tru to lyn.

I 1 hAirinnimr. the Dims Savinro Bank. Brook lyn, to the, Yatos av and elatbnsh Railroad Oo, iTnriSih'lilVkv. a. 5B ft, WTokoff at.

25X100, forn oloaur. John Borsch ta Bushwiok av, westerly cor 'Wpodbioe st, 100x75, Albort Johnson, to Andrew Monaaaan, mortt atiishei Dime Bovin3 Bank, Brooklyn, to tho Brooklyn Howara uo prea urpnon jxayium, oag. Naw utrooht Bay to Now Utreoht road, as, and iistnws, extend ng from fVanklin av to, inrt fi. 0 ofi Oolumbia av. bekur nineteam Iota of irreiraiar optOAUue or jrrsuwooneast.

DU1UV 575x100, Now Uxrooht, SamuotDsVijria; tajAba Halsev st. s. 83.4 0 Throop, av, 10.8X10&, Caleb Woodhult to William Annatronsr. o4g. TombWna av.w a.

20 ft a Pulaski st, 20x13, Miohaal MoLnughlin to Walter A and Oatharlnjs Rsddja his wue, mon jjj.i.ju,.. Same prop, James MoLaugltlin, trustocto soma. Same crop, release mort, Hosoa Pearce to same. President st, SOO ft QplumWa sxlOOJobB Colia Annie Prisoula at and 5, i Rllon jBgan, Taori ajoju. linn HslphavJiiiK'obrnor Douglass st, 77.9x100 rDong, laaa ft, naVsT ft ft Ralph av.

100x83.0. JohnJ Conn, anrT iN bury to lBMMtB Eooaevolt, Nelson a noru 2.133. North Second st, 25x100, loreoloauro.Tho Riley to James Tompkins av, 9, 40 ft Willomrhby av. 30x100, h4I. Maria Kn yiti to Henderson, mort, bin TiOR sale HOUSE DWELLING JL bouss, ID rooms, all improvements jweuty seoona ward near Vat For particulars adaress ivogio omce.

IpOR BALE HOUSE ON EASY TERMS A story horise and lartre and yard room: 454 Adelphist, near Fulton: well calculated any kind "'upB. avvij at uuv meventn av, a. x. FOR SALE HOUSE ON WALWORTH st, a house, 25x30. and lot 33x00, with small greoery room front ioon be 'bought at the i low rate of 9lfi00 oasb.

Apply to SARAH OAMBLB, Wo. 18 Walworth st. EIOR SALE HOUSE AT A SACRIFICE; JL' must be sold; No. BOS Livingston st; 8storyondat tio frame in good order, now routed for over 8600; DUNN Psrtioulars apply on premises. Mrs.

OR SALE HOUSES AND STORES In desirable looations at' great bargains and on easy trms; also houses and flats to lot in convenient taS 'ooatlons, af low rents; H. A. 6PAFARD, No. 198 Bemsen st, coxnor of Oourt. OR SALE HOUSES ON HALSEYST, near Bedford at.

two now 8 story and basement brown stone houses, the parlors finished in walnut, all modern im. provementsi terms easy. Apply to T. B. JAOK BON, builder, on premises.

OR SALE HOUSE 674 WARREN1 st, for 84,000: also 151 Elliott dace for 7.500 largf arse portion of Dnrehase monev can stand on at 5 per cent. Apply to owner, GEO. P. RO WELL, 10 Spruce st, New York. FOR SALE HOUSES SEVERAL boantlful new houses on Garden st, Brooklyn Heights; complete in every respect.

This is an exceptional ohance to secure a beautiful borne, cheap. J. W. BEARING. 4S7 Hicksst.

THOR SALE HOUSE $2,300. GOOD 2 JL Btory extension bomie; 6 Tooms; full nebxh borhood: thirty minutes. from ferry; $300 cash: $50 Hiy piu. Auijuirao, jar. vm.x, riity mtn at, snd Third av.

IjiOR SALE HOUSE BEST VALUE IN JL Brooklyn 85,200 will buy a now 3 story and basement high stoop brown stone house, on Ninth st, near Prospeot Park; ten rooms; all including chandeliers; possession immediately. BURKILL'S real estate oflloo, No. 453 Fifth av, near Ninth st, fjlOR 8ALB STORE JL1 property, for investment; pays ten per oont. net; Atlantic av, near Flatbush av. depot three story and basement briok, double etores and dwellings, 25x40x100.

with a two story house on rear of lot. J. B. CORNELL, 44 Court ilOR SALE HOUSBS AT DECIDED bargains: 4H3 Third at. atom, hrina atarn dlS finn.

479 Carlton av, 2 story basement frame. 83jSO0; 159. Clifton place, 8 story basement frame. $4,000. For particulars apply to JOHN MAG1LLXGAN, No.

30 Bt. Marks av, near Sixth. jOR SALE HOUSESFOUR FIRST 1 2 Btnrv. biuemnnt. hrown Binnn frnnfa 'anrsts finished last November; situated on Vemon av, south aide, bet.

Marcy and TompkinB open every day, Sundays in eluded. Apply to P. BHKRIDAN, owner and buildor, OR SALE HOUSE 10 PJ3R CENT. A year: three storv briok store and riwnllinir. nn Fifth between Sixth and Seventh sts '20x35x75 1 1 rooms and RILL'S ronl omco, Filth avenue, near Ninth, street.

OOR SALE HOUSE HENRY ST, BE twoen President nnd Carroll, one of the three story brown stono front dwellings will be sold at rail width, lot 25x117: small amount of money will put house in fine order; oheopest property in South Brooklyn; easy terms. D. A M. CHAUNUBY, 207 Montague at, OR SALE HOUSES TWO NEW FIRST claim brown Ktnno boimpfi. fchrpn o.

anA hsnonmnt iao by 45, lot nnd 271) St. James nlnoo. noar FuU ton at; all latest improvements complete; built in the'moBt substantial mnnnor; location first olass; terms to suit. PP' on premiHBS, vr.o. aiAVi'KJXiiJ.

fT OR SALE HOUSES NOS. 115 AND JL 133 Amity st. of the row of three story and basement brown stono front' houses, betwoen Olinton and Henry sta (new last Spring), bay windows, wall mirror in parlor, marble hall dumb waiter, butler's pantry, and plenty of closets, D. MAHTIN. office of Lawrence Bros.

Co. 31 Broad 8t, New York City. FOR SALE flOUSES THOSE FOUR 3 story and basement brown stone front houses, 450 to 465 Marcy or, near DeKalb also thoae two 3 Btory and basement frame houses, 401 and 466 Bedford av, near De Kalb these houses havo in all the improvements; open daily from 10 A. M. to 5 P.

M. Apply on the premises or to J. OLAItKK, 075 Willoughby av. FOR SALE HOUSE ONE 2 STORY extension and attio frame houso, filled to peak all modem improvements, in first olass order: front and back parlor, diningroom and kitchen on first floor; lot 25x100 ft; size of house 22 ft front and 34 ft deep; extension, 13x20 must be seen to be appreciated. Inquire on premises, 457 Herkimer Bt, or owner, No.

7 Putnam av, IiOR SALE HOUSE A NEW THREE story, first olass brown stone house, built in the best manner; has all improvements complote, and in one of the rlneat and most healthy locations in the city five minutes1 walk to Prospect Park and Brighton Beaoh Depot. For particulars aDy on premises, No. DO Pars: place. JOHN ifiOR SALE HOUSE THE ELEGANT three story and basement brown stone house, No. 164 Congress st.

between Henry and Clinton every modern improvement; handsomely frescoed; in good order and condition; a decided bargain and easy terms. For permits or particulars apply to JOHN F. JAMES, 189 Montague street. 7 nigh OR SALE HOUSE CHEAPEST house in Broolcln, President at, near Clinton. 3 story ligh stoop brown stone: 12 rooms, plate glass, chiffoniers, mffet.

elevated rnntre. nRitr hhnrhnorl firt nln4 onl seven minutes from ferry built loet. Summer price $8,000 will rent $800 per, annum. Owner No President FOR SALE HOUSES ON GREENE AV, between Stuyvesant and Reid, two new three story and basement brown stone fronts; largo single window In purlor and basement front, with plate glass; these houses contain all improvements, and are built and finished in the very best manner; size of each, 18x45; lot, 100 feet; one block from elevated road. Apply on premises, or to J.

DOHRRTY, No. 280 Flatbush av, corner of Prospect plaoe. IilOR SALE HO OSES $25,000 NEW 1 four story basement and cellar brown stono houso, 34 South Portland nv elegant cabinet finish, mirrors, fcc, butler's pantry and laundry oxtension; without excoption tho finest location and most elaborately finished house in Brooklyn same house wonld bring 855,000 in New York oren daily. No, 144 Olinton av, Nos. 58 and CO Lewis av two Mm at ground to each houso; two of the" best business corners in the city.

Fifty new brown Btone French fiats; will pay 15 per cent, on investment. No. 480 Clermont av, a fine brick stable, 3 Btory, 25x95; lot 25x100; every improvement; would make a good faotory; all on easy terms. Apply to GEORGE W. BROWN, No.

728 Fulton street. FOB SALE REAL. ESTATE. FOR SALE LOTS 16 LOTS ON HAN cock st, between Throop and Gates avenues; a bar. gain; just the place for small houses; no reasonablo offer refused.

I. O. HlMONSON, 201 Montague Bt. FOR SALE STORE PROPERTY OOR ner store property on one of tbe best business streets of Brooklyn, all improvements, rented for 31.45U a year, price $13.000 and one for $14.000. rented at 1,600 a year ail now.

Apply to the owner, M. SHEARMAN, 242 Sackott street. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE T.H greatest bargain ever offered in Brooklyn improved real eBtato the entire Puritnn Ctturoh property, corner of Marcy and Lafayette ays, consisting of eight full lots and one of tho mpBtmagnificent church edifices in the oountry, fronting on Tompkins av. Park, will be sdld for almost ono third tho original cost and value; considering price, location and desirability, nothing equal to this in cheapness has ever been offered in Brooklyn. Terms easv.

Apply to GRACE A MAGUIRE. Real Estate Office, 15 Willoughby st, near City Hall. COUNTRY PUOPEHT V. TjlOR EXCHANGE FARM, 40 ACRES, JL1 all under cultivation 1 mile from depot New Market, NT or 4 from Plisinfield 2 story frame iioubo, 9 rooms, barns, eto, garden, fruit and abundant shade; prioo $10,000 mortgage to Buit. Desire in exohange oity, Improved or unimproved property.

C. 8IMONSON, 201 Montague street. JjlOR SALE FARMS AT ONE HALF their value Fine farm of 32 acres, at HempBtead, IH miles from Garden City station modern nouse 11 rooms, barn and out buildings; 50 aero farm at Hicks ville, Jt mile froin station; good house; 18 rooms, barns, outbuiidinsB, etc. best farm on Long Island; also 07 aores at Woodbridgo. N.

mile from station; miles from Rahway; barns, in good order. Apply to GEO, W. BROWN, No. 728 Fulton st. fflOR SALE REAL ESTATE OR EX change, a fine property on the Hudson, for improved property in Brooklyn or New York, consisting of larjje mansion, now rented as a hotel 2 othor dwellings occupied and old stone houso; about 30 acres of land; located at Rockland Lake, near boat landing; 1 mile from depot; a very hoalthy location 2 hours by boat, 1 hour by railroad from city.

PAYSON PAUL, 33 Cortlandtst, N. Y. TjIOR SALE HOUSE THE PRETTIEST JL? suburban villa on Long Island, within 30 minutes from City Hall and 6 minutes irom rapid transit station at East New York frame building, filled in with briok, covered with good jointed boards and thon sheathed built in Gothic and Elizabethan Btvle. contain in 13 tzood rooms. all well finished, painted, grained and newly deoorated, requiring no outlay; veranda and large conservatory adjoining the house; the grounds are 100x100 feet, with stable, carriage house, fwith room above; kitchen and flower garden, croquet ground, largo vinery, producing a good supply of choice grapes, and other frnit trees garden utensils oomploto, inoludmg hand mower, horso and reel, and numerous useful articles, with hen yard, the whole surrounded by an ornamental fence and beautiful shade trees, well protected, and good walks; thero are all the modern improvements and spring water indoors plate 6lass mirrors, cornices, chandeliers.

Ao. situated corner mithand Union avA, East New York: will ba sold at a bargain. Apply to JOHN B. HEYWOOD, 414 Grand st. New York, or JAMES MAGUIRE, Real Estate Agent, East New York.

TO LETV HOUSE FURNISHED AT Montelajr, convenient todopot: large lot; bathroom, range. Ao. For terms apply to Ho. 87 Park place. New York.

FOR SALE PIAffOS. dec. OR SALE PIANO STEIN WAY RnnV niftnn tm hfl nnAn frnm 2 tst (V nnd 7U Anrl RU at 678 Fulton st, near Portland av. OR SALE PIANO ONE SECOND hand souare olano at 259 Warren st. to bn neen from war.

in. ir.o FOR ALE PIAJN HAINES BROS elegant fonr round corners piano, bnt little uBod, at a bargain, at ANDERSON'S, SO Court et, opposite Oity Hall. Open erenlnKS! FOR SALE PIANOS ORGANS, TO SIS monthly until paid. Rents $2 and upward. Ex.

obanged, tuned, repaired. Nevr. organs. S60, one year's time, eaey monthly payments. PHELPS 4 SON, 823 Washington et, next to Poet Office.

FOR SALE PIANOS, ETC. 970; BEAU tiful rosewood pianoforte in perfect order: also Una piano, only S35; new organs, 830 upward; piauos and organs to rout, extremely Tow. Oall and examine. BIO. DLK'S pianoforte wareroom, 557 Fulton at, branob.

ot 7 East Fourteenth st, N. Y. fflOR SALE PIANOS THE "SOHMER" 1 pianosaalrnowledged bv all muaioal authorities aa superior to all othere in quality of tone and durability! can bo bought direotly from the manufacturers, SOHMBK t. 00., 322 Fulton street, broolclyn. at almost the earns prices asked for inferior pianos.

Oall tor catalogue. Pianos oninstallmeutsandtorent. OR BALE PIANO S25 FINE PIANO forte. round oorners. carved loirs, in riorfoat order.

must do eoiu. aibd, eiegauv ni8onu.ou piauotone, oniy i great barKOin; pianos and organs to rent; 81 upward; do not miss these chanooe. at PIANOFORTE WARKROOMS, 567 Fulton st Brooklyn Branoh of Nevr York. 3 FOB SAili JTIISOElJIAPIJEOl78. TTIOR SALE BUSINESS STOCK, FIX JU tures and furniture of a grocery store.

Inquire at 13 Olinton et. EOR SALE FURNITURE parlor suit, 7 pieeeB, covered In spun and raw silk i fi use but 0 short time coat 8250 will sell loir. Ad dreaa, all tho week, UAMHUU, pox ia, niagie omou. SALE BUSINESS AN OLD ES aKtiahsxrl nnmitr tinner flloro. doinff a stood business reasons lor soiling re com ueaiu ui me pruiiuowr.

Inquire of GRACE 4 IS WUlQughby St. TIOR SALE BUSINESS AN OLD Es tablished arookery and oil store, in the upper part oz iklTTTudoinafaiTOod puslness; must be sold on acoount or Biaicnesd. Aaaress pno mti umuu. OR SALE BUSINESS THE FURNI ture af a private boarding house on. the Heights, well ltA nmmnt, navfnfr nartioa nve mmntaft to Knlton Or Wall at Ferry i immediate possession.

Address O. W. Eagle offloo. OK SALE FURNITURE ELEGANT DarlorBriitinraw silk for 840, worth 875; beautiful cnlffo ta aiK mini. Af.H adnnnrfh.nl SAQ misfit carpoU; will sell vera low: highest flash Jris for furniture, iarpeto, pianos, vourt Bt, COTIWrDOnenneruoru.

OR ALE BUSINESS A TfiAXND 1 grooerr store, stocs ana ao storoon i TWrd sv cash trado i a very prominent oorner vnllbeeoldafaaaoMflce for oaah: Hub la an ooportunity aomarrfforoun gorman good stand for fruits AvTtJZtAbleA. do. 801 third av. nosir Hamilton. OSj5ilr BUSINESS OHEAP MEAT1 ponltrjr, fruit and prodnoe store, three horses and wagons; large trade, all cash, not one oont credit, established ten years Will sell without horses snd wagons and on easy, terms; wacmwnw.

7U1R HALE 1 AMKKIUAN JT hunting oaoe, levfcr, item winding, 835 1 ladles' hunt, lug omo, stern winding watoh, 828 cost $60: 1 palraoli. taire diamond oarrlnrs, 23, etc Addroas for four.days, OUltaA, pox cagio uiaBft I.ST AND FOUND. OST ON THE 24TH IN GOING BJ from Nasasn at, to the Oity Hall, a heavy plain gold KINO stamped inside 32. The under will be suitably reward ed oy leaving It Ttlia i. J.

juh. aa nnanau at. OST A BROWN PLUSH BAG, WITH JLi silver in Bergen at, botween Flatbush and Oarltonava. Finder will reoelve reword by returning it to 571 Oatlton av. OST ON SATURDAY LAST, ON I rlnurf.

f. a nalr nf irnlrl framerl KVB OliABSRS. ie finder will be rewarded by returning thorn to 364 Henry at. OST BETWEEN 3 AND 6 O'CLOCK P. February HH, a lady's largo soiia goia auixnc fl.a nr XlflianF.TjOfUar or Weohaler Abtoham'a' stbro or on the street betwoen aaid store and UBs Gates av.

A llborol reward will bs paid by leaving the pin ain viatea av. at, Saturday afternoon, a small VKLOOIPKDB. pointed blaok. with red striping. Information leading to recovery will bo suitably rewarded at 88 Johnson at, FOUND ON THE 28TH HOUSE, whloh the owner cart hate by orpvfaB.tisms Mia applying to (J.

WKMOKBUBG, 44. Putotlsi stv General Honseworfi TO DO THE housework, A br a respectable wmng woman ia a gooa piain oook, waaner uu iruijornnu nas sood reforenoe. trieqjo oaji ac oio jrinmwTPuutjt opoonq noor. sTXTAtfTRD SITUATION 1 nn rriwia housework in small Private family, by a young Bin; oan give guuu tviwuvw hvui iaat place. Please call at 488 Warron st.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE housework in small prit ate family, by a respoot able young woman; is a good pisirj oook and a eplerJHid washer ana Ironer 1 has the post of oity references. Please call for two days 01371 Paoiiio at, flrit floor front: WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE housework in. private family, by a respectabls young Woman is a good cook, wasner and ironer can givo the best of oity reference. Call at 103 Harrison st, first uuur, WANTEDSITUATION TO DO THE general housswork in small private family, by a respeotable woman; good plain sook, washer and Ironer: has the best of oity reference. Plosse call for three nays as uoor, sTTANTBD SITUATION TO flA ft housework of a private family, br a oompetent young woman; is a good oook and excellent laundroBS In a boarding house; first class reforenoe given.

Please oall for two daya at nu navy ov, near myrtle av, in the win. vARf ANlD SITUATION TO no LIGHT bonsework, In a smallprivate family, bit re speotoblo young Amerioan snji; gooa noma preferred to high wages has good oity referenoes. Call for two days at st. WANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT housework: or upstairs work, by a young girl 15 years of age; has the best of oity reference ond is not afraid of work. Plosse oall for.

three days at Third plaoe, betwoen Court and Smith sts. ANTED SITUATION AS GENERAL assistant In household duties, by a widow of mature ese is a fine sower. OaU or address. Airs. OOXB, 883 St orgs av, IS? ANTED SIT ij ATION AS TT' help in Small family, a high quiet girl is a most excellent laundress, go GENERAT, highly respectable, wu uuok, wmmg Apply for two days at No.

OBT Atlantio av, near Hostrand. poatai carus answered. SVimploytoem Ageqeies. ANTED SITUATIONS A large number 01 nrei oiuss eeryants at H10KBY 4 THOMSON'S iPBIVATB AQBNOF, 84 Court it only first class girls who oan furnish referenoeB entered on our registry; all fees return;" miuii employers not sup plieo irom tnia agenoy, o. ov.

VANTBD MANAGED VV By LADIES BJiOOKIFJf EMPLOTMKITI BUBBAU, 29 Concord st. and Washington. Family help of all kinds. We do not promise perfection, bnt try to select good women for domestic servlco. without regard to nationality or religion, N.

Wetnur ses supplied. WAIVTED SITUATIONS ITIAIjBS, TJvVTANTED SITUATION AS OOOK. by a man In a small restaurant. Oan be seen at 381 Atlantio av. ANTED SITU ATION IN OEFIOE or light porter, nye iniuuie egea man; good ref Address HOWAttD, Eagle ofloe.

nr. ANTED SITUATION AS A CLERK Vv or porter, by one actually in want. Address AN UKKWB, Eagio omce. WANTED SITUATION AS A BAR tender, by a young man 20; host oity reforenoe. Aaaress qui ip.

Juaitie omce. sTsTTANTF.il SITUATION AS A flOAOH. Tl man, by a respectable colored man has four years' referoncB from Isbi employer. Call on WALTKK HUB UAUV, IV ilaria alley. ANTED SITUATION IN A REAL i clnrtlr aIopIt A I by a good, roliable boy satisfactory references from last employer and others.

Address HONESTY, Eagle office. WANTED SITUATION AS GARDEN er, by a thorough, practical man, of long oipnn ence in tho management of graperios, greenhouses, vegetables, fruits of all kinds, farming, and everything con neoted with first class, places is a first olass workman. mnrriod; has tho best of oity references. Address WIL LIAM UATTOW, No. unariesst.

WANTED SEW1SG. WANTED SEWING ENGAGEMENTS as seamstress, to go out by tne day or week; is a first olass seamstress; oan furnish the best of referenoo. Call at 15t Hicks st. ANTED ASHING, tc. AN TED WASHING BY A FIRST olass washer, to go out by the day, or take to ber house.

Call at No. Fourteenth st. WANTED WASHING BY A KESPEC table colored woman, to go out by the day is a good waeherend ironer; has "good oity references. Call for two days ot 335 Gold st, rear house, top floor. t7 ANTED ASHING BY A HE aiiaalnhln ntirl rmmnntnnh nnmin hw H.n flneclable and comDetcnt woman br tha week.

aozen or mount. Avviy iv uc Tillary st, over the grocery Btore. Appiy to or uuuress a. jl. sso.

lva WANTED "WASHING AND IRONING, bv a first olass laundress, to go out by the day, or will take ladies', gentlomen'n or family washing to her own home; Bhirts. collars and ouffs done equal to the Troy laundry, from $0 to 75 oents a dozen. Call or address at 78 North Portland av. ANTED WORK BY A KESPECTA bin woman, to CO out bv the dav waahintr and ironing and honsecleaning'; best of referenoo. Oall at IB uean st.

ANTED WORK WASHING, IRON inn or hniiRnalBtmintT. bv a reaofiotublo nnmnri is a good washer and ironer; would tako washing andiron ing to her own home, or would go out by the day, week or month. Pleaso.oall all tho week at 403 Islington av, nrst lloor. WATtTED VHOFESSIOPfAL. WANTED DRESSMAKING ADRESS maker would like few more omraceinent.

to no out by the day, or would tako work home; terms, $1,50 per aay. Aaaress x. Hiagio omce. ANTED DRESSMAKING MISS a comDStent dressmaker, desires a few more on to go out by the day cutting and fitting a spec laity. Call at o3 Johnson st, near Adams.

WANTED PUPILS ON THE PIANO, bva thorough lady teaoher; particular attention given to nngormg ana tuno; terms $iupor quarter: best ol references. Address 1), Eagle office. 7S7 ANTED DRESSMAKING A THOR II onghly competent, stylish dressmaker would liko a few more engagement by the day cutting and fitting a siieoiatty; price reasonable. Oall or address L. 63 Hicks at.

Wi ANTED DRESSMAKING A FEW more customers, by an exDerienced fitterand stvlish trimmer, who will go out by the day or week. None but first olass families call ou or address DEESSMAKICB. 316 Court et. WANTED DRESSMAKJNG A DRESS maker can attend to one or two more engagements by ths day first class fitter an ladles1 and chil aron'a clothing and trimming in the iatest and neatest stylo. Address I1'.

Box 13, Esglooffloe. S7 ANTED READER AN IN TELLI gent young lady would like to moot with parties requiring her servicos for a couple of hours daily as reader or amanuensis, or for any light duties not menial terms moderate references exotianged. Address Brook, lyn Post Omce. WANTED GOVERNESS A RESPEO tablo Gorman girl, aged 23, one and a half yeara in this country, wishes to go with a family to Europe as lady's maid or nursery governess; can teach music: willing to make herself generally useful; best of roferenoe given by present employer. Please address M.

IX, Eagle TrAnTED WANTED HOUSE BY A FAMILY OF adults, a house where the ownor will board for the rent. Address M. 0 Kagle office. WAN TED HOUSE TO HIRE HOUSE and grounds with stable, in good location must have all imnrovonionts. Address with full particulars.

HOWARD, Kagle office, WANTED HOUSES APARTMENTS, stores end flats to place on our list we have a constant demand for property, and owners will do well to place their houses with us for rental. Office open from 7 A. M. to PP. M.

BROWN 40 Fifth ay. WA1VTED FIATS FlJVSME. WANTED FLAT FURNISHED BY April 1 A furnished or partly furnished flat or suite of rooms suitable for liL'ht housekeeping. Address, stating price, N. Box 23, Eagle offloo.

WANTEIS KOOJIS. WANTED ROOM IMMEDIATELY, unfumishod icr lUli! housekeeping, by a lady in private house; and required. Address, stating terms, waioh muhi bo modorato 1. Roslyn, L. 1 WANTEDROOMS BY A SINGLE gentlemun, a second or third story front room.with hall bedroom comicotiHK must have plenty cloBot room break fast only; must be convenient to Wall at and Fulton ferries.

Address with particulars B. ti. ADAMS. 219 Pearl Bt, New York. WANTED ROOMS A GENTLEMAN and wife want two rooms, with largo closets, for housekeeping, between Henry and Oourt sts.

and mou St. and Atlantio av. AddreBS or call at EMPIRE! BOARDING and 83 Oourt Bt. Rooms wanted for other parties with or without board in all parts ot Brooklyn. WAWTBP KOOHIS rUKltl.HEP.

WANTED ROOM I without board, for a gentleman and wife, convon ientto ferries. L. 0., Box 22, Kagle office. ANTED ROOM FURNISHED A medium sized room, by a lady, in a pleasant location on tho Heights, convenient to Wall st. Ferry, whom partial board oan be had, if dosirod; would prefer parties owning their own houso.

not moving in May; references givon and required. Address, stating torinB, which muBt be moderate, 0. Eagle offloo. WANTED HEAIj ESTATE. WANTED LOTTO PURCHASE, A lot in South Brooklyn, somewhere between Tenth and Twentioth sts.

and Kighth and Fourth avs, or a small honso and lot suitable gfor a truck man: not very highprioe. Address THOMAS ROBB, 303 Graham at. WANTED MISCEL.L.AM50U.S. ANTED PARTNER FOR A VERY cood natent brinea hish percontacn Tmmlra if. 680 Broadway, B.

D. 7SJ AN TED LADIES' AND GENTLE. 7 mon's cast off clothing ana carpets for tho South ern ana western markot, lor wmon will for which I will nay more than any other dealer in the City of Brooklyn or New York. laior in t.icv or uruuuyn or nam vn.t All All orders at nrivate reHldences for large or small lot. and promptly attended to.

Call on or address M. A. MAUN, 195 Hudson ay, ono door from Fulton et. SPECIAL KOTICES. CHEAPEST BOOKSTORE IN THE WORLD.

175,672 magnificent gift books. Gorgeous juvenile books, euporb Biblea and prayer books almost given away. The Book Guide free send stamp. LKG GAT BKOD.i Beekman Bt, (opp. P.

H.Y. AM STATIONERY AND DRAWING MATBRIAIiB. O. W. KEEWAfJ, Fulton, comer Poarl st.

232, DIAMOND SOLITAIRE EN iVand! saeement rinir. very fine and perfoot. favorite neftinir. and 11 0 oarats. for S225: also No.

Ik l.lfl carateiai50. Olrt irnlrl nnd silver boupcht for oaFi n.Ukn.1 in exohange. HART 813 and 315 Fulton at; oor. Johnson. WILTON OARPETS AS a SPECIAL bargain, worthy tho attention of oil consumers of earpets, we offer eleven rolls of pattern No.

2,581, Royal Wilton, with border to matoh. at the unnreoedentedly low prion of 82,25 ajard. The carpet is of the very beBt Quali ty ana make. We have only tne smaii quantity namod of the pattern, whloh is a very desirable ono, and ft cannot be duplicated for less than $3 a yard. An inspeotion solicited whether a purchase is made or not.

WILLIAM BEKRI'S BONS. 634 and 520 Fulton St. Q.RACE fe MAGUIRE. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OFFIOB. NO.

16 WIIUGHBYo8TNEAR OITY HALL, BRANCH OFFICES IN NEW YOBK AND JERSEY OITY. Houses for sale and to let. Loans negetiateed and policies of insurance effeoted in all the responsible fire and life insurance companies. Those who have houses for sale or to rent; and those who want to purchase or to rent houses in any part of tne city, will find it to their advantage to us a oall. Nowls the tune to secure what you want, eenritia and highest reierenoes given if required.

WM. ttGBAOE, Notary Public THQp. MAOU 1KB, Commissioner ot Deeds. C3MITZS JRGT8 Is the safest, agreeable1 and most eBectlve remedy in cinfTn. noiioH.

whooping ly in OH, All nunt if OOUi ASTHMA and all affections of ths 7.I7AJ12R AllH.i,wla.a rtliftJA vrT a 25 aSS SO CENTS A BOTTLE. GOOD ALL WOOL INGRAIN at 76 cents a yard. Frlooa of all our ingrain carpets are marked in plain figures on eaah roll. Everyone oan' see for themselves that the goods are sold for precisely what they aro, without cover of any kind. Our all wool 75 cent ingrains are sightly in appearance and will wear well, though ot course tney are not really aa economioal to the purchaser as the standard Hartford and Lowell makes, which we sell from 85 cents to $1 ayord, aooording to new ness of pattern.

WILLIAM BERRl'S SONB7524 and I WILL PAY 100 PER CENT, MORE than any other dealer on earth for tine ladies' and Sent' left off clothing, ladies' suits, shawls, skirts, gentlemen's suits, overcoats, single coats, pants and vesta, boots, shoes, Ac. Oall or address MRS. CAMERON, Agent, No. 85 Sands st. All orders promptly at.

tonded to. P. 8. Pawn tickets for overcoats ana rants tjoug.pt. TilSTABLISBED 1842.

Hi H. COL ELL, IMPORTER OF FIN HAVANA AND DEALER IN BEEDLBAF TOBAOOl 202 CHATHAM SQUARE, NEW YORK. The constantly increasing demand for my PBIZK OARBIBR OIQAHS Bpesks best for their merits. N. B.

Orders by mail.will be promptly attoKded to. On reanest I will send samples. Cbambcrniaias, A rlTRTl SITUATIONr rAS A WAIT reas and ao mam sewing, or aa ws? fs" "i flnimnanmrr nil ramBoun a ijuuk days at 440 Uaurl fcb; eor. Fourth pUoe, over gtooory itore, Wjl lAWf, IIUUV I WVWs i i WANTEDr SITUATION TO light housowork. in a small family, young girl good Please oal a respectable uoium uim wj, eitV rflfftmncBs from laat ace.

Pleaao oaU for two days at Q7fl.Ts.wa. HnsrTillnrv ADITUATION l'O DO UP lirllrs work or general housework in a email family SrH obliging rhss reference, safl for two daya at WO Lexington av. bv a Tom Please cal a wrranHlTrTATION TO DO UF s. MinnntuhlA vminir srirl im willinc toIaaaUtvT we 'wSshlwrror doTjoujework, in everflng ana to mpriyir, Vit a sithti SITUATION TO DO UP stairs work and take core of ohildren. by a ra.

iv.t M.Mn. tvi. ha. ffuid flity refernnee if rAnnired. Keaao call for two days at sll Monroejit, corner Tompkins av, top floor, back room.

Coons. WasUerai ana Irouors. ANTE SITU ATION AS OOOK, washer and ironer, by a oompetent young woman good reference. Apply Wednesday snd Thursday at pres. entemployer'alfS Willow St.

AN TED SITU ATION AB OOOK OR VT to do genoral housework in a small private family, by a middle aged woman; is neat, willing and obliging: has tho best oity references. OaU for two days at H9 Aaeipm st. WANTED SITUATION AS' OOOK or as working housekeeper In a private family' or boarding house is a good baker: would asslBt with the washing has good city roferenoe. Call for two daya at 1303 Hnason av, near unary sc. VKTANTEDr SlTU ATION A8 A OOOK, washer, and Ironer in a private family, by a re epeetable girl oan give good etty Please oall for two days at No.

76 Paoiiio street, botween Hioks and Henry. ANTED SITUATION AS A OOOKT by a respeotable woman is willing to assist in washing; oan give satisfactory referenoes, and would go a abort way in tho country. Please oall at 9 Bergen et, top floor. KT ANTED SITU ATION AS A GOOD good ref cks St. cook and laundress willing i erences.

95 Atlantio avi between Hi and oblls ana WANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD laundress and plain cook, or would do the work of small family, by a respeotable Protostant girl. Call all the week at 384 Atlantio av. WANTED SITUATION A GOOD cook, baker, waBhor and ironer, by a respeotable girl, with good reference, Please call for two days 21 Bond at, near Warren. WAN TED SITU ATION AS A GOOD cook, mwhar and ironer: haa rery good reference, OaU for two days at No. 962 Paoiiio Et, near Grand av.

No postal cards anBwwod. SITUATION AS A GOOD plain cook and excellent washer and ironer, by a rBpeotablo young jfirl; best city references. Deirraw st. Apply at li "WTANTEDH3ITU ATION AS A GOOD i woman Tf cook, washer and ironer, by a respectable woman hts ttoad oit.r rofernncnii. OaU for two daya at Atlantio av, near Smith st: WANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook and first class laundress, by a reapeotable youns woman; has good oity references, Cfalt for fwo days WO JUOUfflMSEL, K7 ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD plain cook, washor and ironer, or do general house by a girl.

Oall for two days at 158 Ninth st, betwoon nam. lion ana uouriv top noor, irous. WANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook, washer and ironer for a Bmall family: understands good cooking and baking is quiet and stonily i good city reforence. Please oall at 378 Atlantio av, between Bond and Hoyt st WANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook, bread and biscuit maker and also aa a good laundress, by a respectable young girl has no objootion to a short distance in the oonntry would like to work in a email family; has good city references. Oall at 108 Smith st, up two pair of stairs.

WANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook, washer and ironer, and a good bread and biscuit maker, by a respectable, sober woman: has no objections to a boarding house; is willing and obliging: has tho best of city reference; Call for two days at 11 Tillary ot, near Ifulton. TANTED SITUATION AS FIRST class oook. carver, or dinner or order oook. day or night coak in a hotel or restaurant, by a respectable Gorman woman. Call at 210 Bridge st, over the hardware store.

WANTED SITUATION A FIRST olaas cook, in a private family, by a roapoo table woman; is a good baker, and thoroughly understands her Dusmess in au us orAncaes; no waiming; nasuosi ui oiu referenoa from laat plaoe. OaU for two daya at 59 Tillary st. WANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST olass oook; understands all kinds of pastry; has business in au its branches; no washing; has best of oity good oity roferenoes, Please oall at 15 Bolivar Bt, noar porc uroene. WANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class laundress and a good cook; has no objection to a boardinghonse or urivate family: has first claua refer once from her last plaoe. Ploase call for two daya at 172 Prospect st no postal cards answered.

ANTED SITUATION AS A PLAIN cook, washer and ironer in a small private family best of references, place. Call for two days at r.o. 317 umton ANTED SirUATION AS A NICE nlnln cook, first claS3 washer nnd ironer. or would do housework in a email private family, by a you girl. Pleaao call at 440 Dean st, coiner of flatuush av.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO COOK Inar or fine launderinsr and cliamberwork. by a ro tiQatabln Proteatnfc trirl. OaU at 67 Atlantic second floor, front. No postal cards unswdrad. ANTED SITUATION COOK, wash and Iron, or will do ceneral housework, br an industrious, willimr woman (Scotch) has no objection to a larze family or boarding houso; is a good cook and an excellent laundress economical and careful boat reforenoe oity or country.

Ploase call at 34 Atlantic av, in store. TSXrATED SITUATIOiN TO TAKE BN: Vf tire charge of tho downstairs work, or would do housework in a orivate family. by a roa poo table, capable Seraon; good city rofaroncu3, 87 Warren Bt, near Hoyt. Please oaU tor two days at ANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A first nlftHH oook and I.mndrasa. tho other aa cham bBTmaid and waitress, by two respectable girls aro willing and obliffinc hava tho bost of reforonco from thoir last place, Ploase oall for two days at 147 Butlor st, between ittoyi ana nona no postal carps anawerea.

ANTEl SlTUATIONS ONE AS A crmil nlfui i nnr nnrl nTr.nllnnt vsjimher and ironer. the other as ohambermaid and waitress, by two respectable gins, in a small respootaDie iamiiy; no oiner neou appiy. an be seen for two daya at preheat employer's, 423 Clinton av, between Greeno and Gates. Ciciieral fionscworKt WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a rospeetablo girt Call at 43 Atlantio av. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a colored eiri oan sive firs' elass referenoo.

Qi Raymond st, near (Johnson I WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small Amerioan family, by a young Oerman girl. Call at 28 Carlton av. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GN eral housowork and cook, by a German girl. Pleaso call at 181 Lexington av. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housowork, by a respeotable young girl.

Pleaso oall for two days at No. 181.Sack.ett st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GE1S eral housework, by a respeotable girl, who is willing and obliging. Call at 818 Hioka st, third floor. VM7ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework tn a small private family, by a good working girl, with city re forenoon, Apply at 1W7 Gold et, between Nassau and Iiighsts, WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a email private family by a girl roforonoe if required.

Ploase callfor two days at No. 259 "Wyckoff st, Bocond door, baoK room, ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, bv a resnoctablo vounir tzirl: is a good oookr washor and ironer; has good city toferencoa. Call for two days at Q'5 Atlantio av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN houaework. bv a rosDeotable cirl ia willintt and obliging and will make herself mnat p.onorally uBofal; has tha uosi oi reforenco.

Oall at 1 GO Twentieth st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, or as nurso to children, hv re. a pool able young woman is willing and obliging. Oall for two days at 317 Franklin av, in the rear. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a young girl, lately landod will be found witling and obliging.

Ploase call at 1,21 1 Atlantio av, near Nostrand. WZNTEDSITUATION TO do gen eml housowork or upstairs work, by a respectable girl dm good oity references, OaU for two days at 173 Douglass st. i XJBT ANTED SITU ATION TO DO GEN oral housowork, by respectable young girl; willing and obliging. Please call at present employer's, 19 Bt. Felix st, near DeKalb av.

"l.fcT ANTED SITUATIONTO DO GEN eral housework, by a Swedish trirl. three months in this country. Ploase call at No. I Hudson place, in Sands street. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housowork, by a respectable young girl, not long in the country: has good oity reforenco.

Please call for two days at 69 WoodhuII st. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, in a email fanvjly, by a respeotable colored girl; can give good reforenco. Please oall for two days at 270 Hicks st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, in a small private family, by a re. spectablo girl has good oity roferonceB.

Oan be seen tor two days at 413 Smith st. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a rospeetaple younp woman; two years' city reforenco from last place. Please oall for two days at 823 Madison st. VST ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN an liniiRnvnrlr in Bm.ll famll nnAlo. van iraaii aim iron won uan aiau operate on tne macnine.

Call at No. 4 Richards St. ANT2d SITUATION TO DO GEN eral house worfcn a nmnil nrivaba famiWt hv a. ra. spectable young glrL Ploase call at 704 Dean st, noar Underhill av.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework fn a small private family, by a respectable young Knglfsu girl. Pleaao oall for two days at 341 Monroe at, oorner Tompkins av. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a respectable young woman is a good cook, washer and ironor; has good city references. Call for two days at 403 Warron st. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GBN eral housework in a small private family, by a respectable woman; best of roferenoes.

Call for two days at 206CIasson av, betwoen Myrtleland Wtlloughby. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN orat housework, by a good Bteady woman; is willing and obliging; no objections to a boarding house. Call at TANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN. oral housowork, by a respectable woman is a good oook, washer and ironor has good oity reforonoes. Uall WANTED SITUATION TO DO GE oral housework, in a small family, by a woman; good oity roforoncB no objection in going to the oountry.

Please ii iui iwu uijn ui, iiu, iw vieruiuui, av. 1S7Rr ANTED SITUATION TO DO GElf eral nouBeworu, uy a rospDatable girl baa good eit referenoo. Oall for two days at 977 Paoifio Bt, oor. Gran avenue. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housowork in a private family, by a girl, who understands all kinds of cooking and who is a first olass washer and ironer: will refer to her luafc emnWr.

wtt.H whom she lived for two years. Please oall at 329 Henry st. suira uoor, iront. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral houflAwnrlf in nmitll a. Bpeotablo young woman is a good plain cook, washer and ironer; has good city reference from her last plaoe.

Ploase cm. mi trwo uufw uuuqtuiij av, near ot. Marks. ANTED SlTUATIONTO DO GEN erai nouneworic, in the oountry or oity, by a Prates tant wonian lately ianaeci gooa washer and ironer. Oall for two davti as ao, mouorus fit, an nrat floor no cards an.

werea WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, in a small family, by a resneotable young woman is agood oook, washor good oity references. OaU for two daya at 153 Ninth at, South orooKiyn. TTfANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN Vv I finiiR.nrnrlr. in A amalf. npl.nbt tnmtla h.

spaoUble young woman is a good oook, washer and ironer bus good oity referenoes. Oall for two daya at 317 Bergen street. TSTANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a respectable young Swedish arlrl ls cook, washer and ironeri haa soorlnft rAf. zooa coos, wasner ai Oall for two daya erences. ooi av, seoona soor.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN' eral housework in a small private famll OUI lot mil Iv. hv ft young girl not long in this oounti ng in mis oounbrv gooa 1 ng end not afraid to work. good homo desired willing ana ooiu riease oall lor two pays a 194 Stuyresant av, near Gates. ANTED. SITUATION TO DO GEN oial hnnsAwnrk.

bv a reSDeotabla vonnsr irlrl la a Bood plain cook, washer and has the Bost of city reference. Please oall lor three days at sib DeKalb av, top floor, front room. TSfcTANTED SITU ATION TO DO GEN TV oral housework, or as cook, washor and Ironor, by Tollable, oapablogirl; Is a good cook and baker and ex collont laundress, an economioal and respectful servant; highly recommended. Call at lb3 Atlantio av, third door from OHoton st oity or oountry. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework.

by a respectable woman is a gooA sook, washer and ironer; country proforred 5 good home preferred to high wages: understands milk and butter; has good or referenoes; will be fouud willing and obliging. Ball all ths week at 3J Hicks st.noar Harrison, first floor, baok room; ANTED SITDATION TO DO THE light housework In a small family, by a young girl, Please eall tot two days at ISO Smith In the store. BLANOHARD; one pleasant front room, with board. OARD A PRIVATE FAMILY OF adults on) trill let. vtit.h lmnrrt.

tnrnn frnnt. mnm i5ri87. or a amallroOm for Ahnlv nf. Nn ififlltnv. mondst.

i OARD PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET, with or without board, or nortlal hnarrl. a Aw.mln. is' walk from the Oity Hall. Iumurn at 174 Wlllonchbv street. OARD iTO LET, WITH BOARD, AT 96 Sands at.

two larsre. nloelv fnrnlmd frfttik rooma: hot or nnd Anlii watnr. nlrmatn. Aft. nln.

t.nrn.hnll rnnms nnr. ner hqubo a row wdjo uoaruors acoommoaacoa. TOAB tj beai ainnor. In i OARD A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN accommodated with good tablo board, with noon i vicinity of Fnltun. and Court and Atlantio av terms moderate.

Address S. Eagle offloo. BOARD TO LET WITH BOARD, 169 Schermerhcrn st, a large and very pleasant room for gentleman and wife or single gentlemen convenient to oars nnd ferries terms reasonable. 1 BOARD NEAR CITY HALL LARGE and small rooms, with overy improvement, in brown stone honse. with first olass board most convenient loca tion in the oity; table boarders accommodated; terms moderate; no moving in May.

No. 23 Smith Bt. BOARD 126 LIVINGSTON ST LARGE front room and hall hnrlrnom nnrl hank mnm nn sen ondHoor; large closetf, hot and cold water; house first olaas; all Improvements; ten minutes' walk to all ferries', terms moderate. 3 OARD A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY A haa tv nlcaW fni ntnhnA hyuiW rnnti. nn sifinftnd flivtr nnrl uiicK parior to iec, wicn class ooara.

or wiuioac it cooa CO locality: threommutos from City Hall. ten. to South or BOARD PLEASANT ROOMS' AND first olass board; suitable for gentleman aad wife or single gentlemen location good, table first elassispeoial InducementB given to permanent boarders; within five minutes' walk of Wall st. and South ferries. 38s Hioks st, near Joralemon.

BOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE (elderly or invalid), who can. pay liberally, oan have choice acoommodations ma small, quiet family of adults; house brown stone: all imnrovementa: noar Prospect Park oars one bloak to all thn ferries. Addreos CHOICE. 1U itogie omce. BOABD WAHTED.

"HOARD WANTED BY A SINGLE GEN JLf large, handsomely furnished' room with board in nr olass location. Address F. Box 10, Eagle office. TOARD WANTED AND ROOM, BE JLP low the City Hall, south of Fulton st. In a private family, by a young gentleman terms not above $7 state full particulars.

Address T. L. Kagle offiee. OARD WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN and wifs in a nrivato fAmilv: annd fcithlfi indijmnnmt. e.

Address statin? torms and location. G. B. Euclo office. OAK1) WANTED PLEASANT ROOM and board for eentleman and wife on tho Hill orioa $8 a week for lady, per day for gentloman, when in town references exchnnged.

Adaress. giving particulars. BARNARD, Kaglo office. OARD WANTED FOR GENTLEMAN nnd unfit, nnix tftrcrn nr turn nrfmitiirtfi rnrnnst titclv table and attendance required terms not to ex coed rom $55 to $05 pec month, and no extras. Address HAR uui, agie omce.

"OOARD WANTED FROM APRIL 1, Mj twoniooly furnished rooms, with good board, for four in family, two adults and two ohildren must be on seconu noor. pne room iront, tne otnor leaaing irom it; insc TO uuu locality; near gouu ucuooj. Auuresa airs. a. a.

ILER, 2,743 Clark av, St Louis, Mo. rilBNISHEP ROO.s. 71 URNISHED ROOM TO LET, NO. 155 JL Pierrepont st, a nice furnished front room, suitable for ono or two gentlomon bath room on same floor. 1 BURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, TWO large rooms, front and back, third story, furnished.

8J3 snu at tireene av, cor vauderoilt; oreasjastu dosirod two lines of oars pass the door. 71 URNISHED ROOM TO LET FOR 1 170 tl hlfimftn frnnt nnrtnr. with tlm iira nf ninnn. and a bedroom; reference required. 105 Wavorly aranuo.

FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, A SEC ond floor front alcove room to Jet to one or two tren tlemen. Oall at No. 150 South Portland av, near Hanson place. TjWRNISHED ROOMS TO LET, HAND some anartmonts. furnished or unfurnished, from 8)2 to $10, without board (broalcfast if desired), to gentlemen.

At 4 Greene av, corner of Vanderbllt; two lines of cars paesina a oor. TCT URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, SIX JP rooms nioely furnished, with all conveniences for fight housekeeping in a vory nice house and good neighborhood; rooms Mould be let separate to single gentlemen, and board if required, Tery moderate price; convenient to oara to ferries. Oall at 183 Willoukhby av. J7l URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, IN A M. first class brown stone houBe, with all modern im provements, suitable tor a lady ana gentleman omco doctor: the owner himself ocoudibs the honso; will let tnem reasonaDieto ino risut pany: nouse ana neigooor hood first ciasa.

At 227 Olinton Bt, near Amity. URNISHED ROOM TO LET, HAND somely furnished room, in a brown atono honso, first I nflJchhorhooH lurtra frnnt mom nn attand floor, with alcove; three windows, heat, light, hot and cold water; to one or two gentlemen term 93 per week very convenient to DeKalb. Franklin aud Myrtle av. oars: ro lore boos. An.

ply at 500 Bedford av. TO LET HOUSE A TWO STORY brick house in the rear of 19 Nassau st, auf table for a carpenter shop.upholstcrer, storage or a' small manufac tory. InnuiroofR. W. NAY LOR, 4iJO Third si.

8. B. TO LIST HOUSE CHEAP A 3 STORY brick flat house, CO feet deep, plate glass window in store. 1,008 Fulton et, suitable for shoe business. Inquire at 4Q Adephi st TO LET HOUSE NEW BUILDING, large piazzas, 7 lots of ground, suitable for hotel, Summer boarders or private family adjoining Brighton Beach and Coney Island Railroad' station at Flatbusn and opposite Prospect Park entrance.

Apply to WM. O. WAii KER, Broadway, New York. TO LET HOUSES OS, 115 AND 133 Amity et, of tho row of three story and basement brown stone front bouses, betwoon Olinton and Henry fits (new last Spring), bay windows, wail mirrors liloball dumbwaiter, butler's pantry snd plenty of closets. D.

MARTIN, office of Lawrence Bros. 31 Broad st. New York Oity. TO 1ET HOUSE FURNISH. ED.

LET HOUSE FURNISHED ON Heinhts To a small nrivate family onlv: nbsaes Bion May 1, Tork. AddroBB D. H. No, 'J New st, New mo LET HOUSE FURNISHED ON JL Brooklyn Heights; a full sized brown stone front nouse, near tne water; compietoiy rurnisnea; to a private family only. Address MORGAN, Baglo Office, TO LET HOUSE FURNISHED, NO.

29 Kim place, oorner Livingston fine story high stoop brown stone house; 14 rooms; good order; modern and well furntBhod, with others; also, 241 Livingston at; 800 unfurnished. O. BIMONaON, 201 Montague at. Tp, LET HOUSE FURNISHED A nhvBician on the Hill, desires to rent hia rhrflentorv brown stone houso, furnishod, to reliablo parties, with whom he could board and retain apartments young ctiuiue wivuuub cmiuren iireierron, a smau lomiij oi nouns. Address corner of DeKalb av.

and Ryereon st, drug store. TO LET FL.ATS. PTrk, iO LET FLATS DESIRABLE FLATS FJfltbtish av. near Sevonth. two blocks from Profloect It BvnAMn.

all imviMeemanie ia snnl to H. DOHERTY, 230 FlatbuBh av, cor. Prospect place. mo LET FLATS NEW FLATS OF JL four light and well ventilated rooms each fire proof stairs irivate hall, bell and water closet; rent from 17 per month. 03 Atlantio avenue, near South $15 to Ferry.

TO LET FLATS TO $25 PER month New brown atone French flats 7 rooms and bathroom first class; every modern improvement; halls oarneted and lightod, door opener, janitor, etc, on Fifth Bt, between Fifth nnd Siith avs also 374 and 370 Bergen st, and 1,140 and 1.142 Fulton st. and Bedford av, between Fulton nnd Hancook sts. Apply on the premises, or to GEOKGB W. BROWN, 728 Fulton st. TO IiEX STOKES.

TO LET STORES ON FLATBUSH AV, between Prospect plaoe and Seventh av, three new stores, now being completed; atao, on Vnnderbilt av, between Dean and Bergen sts, three very desirable stores, plate glass fronts: good location for barber, clumber or bUoemaker; rents low. Apply to J. H. DOIIERTy.2SQ Flatbush av, cor. Prospect place.

JLET FOIt BUSINESS PURPOSBBt "mO LET OFFICE IN LARGE STORE JL on Fulton st, near forry. Apply at 100 Fulton st. mO LEASE FACTORY 460 AND 482 3 iva stories JL Hioks st, building, lot, 97x100; five stories very ntrong; plenty LKAV1TT, 1U7 FuU plenty of light all round. Inquire of J. ion LET ROOMS WITH STEAM POW er.

Apply corner Front and Pearl sts, Brooklyn, and. at 204. and 206 Kaat Twenty third st, New York. WM. fllOLET BASEMENT TO NEW BUILD JL ing, No.

93 Atlantio av, near South Ferry, suitable for shoemaker, plumber or locksmith private coal bin and water cjosec. TO LET FACTORY 40X75, 3 STORY and basement briok, corner Bridge and John sts. ling in gooa oraor; ngnt on iour sines; winuows; iuclino of Bridge Bt, the basement entered at the almost as available as first floor. G. H.

BLISS, 110 owini rear Wall at, N. V. O. H. DIVISION, NO.

27 THERE wilt Im n. rrtcrnlar rnfifitintr of tho above dirifiion. nirl.n thAir hall. No. 103 Canton st.

TUESDAY KVKM INQ, AJaroh 1, at 8 o'clook. sharp. All membes in arrears aro requested to attond and settle up, as their names will 08 taiten irom tue run, oy oruorm JAMES DILLON, Treasurer. WiLtilAM H. "Wiabb, Secretary.

Gold st, O. BROOKLYN, L. I. ALL OF noers and memDers ot tne aDove oraer meet at 929 mnyen iv 1 nllAnl. ur aa of imDortanoo is to bo transacted, and to elect marshal and aids of the ordor.

BDWAKD BEAKIGAN.G. P. P. S. Hiaama, G.

s. John Wohtom, O. D. OFFICE OF HOME LITE INSURANCE COMPAN 17S Montague at, (Brooklyn, February 10, 1B8I. An eleotlon for directors of this comnany to fill the placea of those whose terms of office will then expire will be held nt tho office of the company on WEDNESDAY, March 2, 1881, from 6 to 0 o'olook.

P. M. JOBKPH P. HOLBROOK, Hecretary. AW THE SUB COMMITTEE OF THE Ij Law Committee will meet in tho Committee Rooms, City Hall, on THURSDAY, Maroh 3, 1881, at 7X o'oloolt P.

M. By ordor of THEODORE D. DIMON, Chairman. AW THE COMMITTEE ON LAW will meet in tho Uoomitteo Rooms, Ulty riaii, on 'AY, Maroh 4, 1881. at 7id o'olook P.

M. By.orderof 'j'uisuriuitm l. uimuh, jnairman. ANDS AND BUILDINGS THE COM mitteo on Lands and BuildinKS will meet in the Committee Rooms, Oity Hall, ou FRIDAY, March 4, 1881, at 7M o'olook P. M.

By order of PHILIP 0A8BY, Chairman, EDUCATION AND TRUANT HOME The Qommittee on Education and Truant Home will meet in the Committee Rooms, Oity Hall, on FRIDAY, Maroh 4, 1881, at 7Ji o'clook P. M. By order of Tb AILROADS THE COMMITTEE ON JtV Railroads will woet in the Gommitteo Rooms. City Hall, on FRIDAY, Maroh 4, 1B8I, at lit o'olook P. 11..

to consider tne petition oz it. vv luauc relative to tno removal of steam from Atlantio avenue. All parties interested are invited to be present By order of JOHN MCCARTY, Chairman. TUBLIO HEALTH THE COMMITTEE JL on Publlo Health will meet in the Committee Rooms, City Hall, on FRIDAY, March 4, .1881, at 7 o'olook P. to consider the matter in relation to sprinkling of salt or similar substanoo on the railroad traoka.

By order of DANIEL O'OONNBLL, Ohatanan; A S8ESSMENTS THE COMMITTEE ON JTJA Assessments will meet in the Uommittee Kooms, uity Hali; on Maroh 4, 1881, at 7)4 o'olook P. M. By order of JAMEB WKIKi Uhalrmau. FINANCE THE QOMMITTEE ON Finance will meet In tbe Committee Rooms. aitj Hoil, on FRIDAY.

Msroh 4, at 7)i o'olook M. By order of" vflLLjklM DWYBR. Ohalnnan. POLlTIOAIi MEEMMC8. TfcEMOORATlO.

GENERAL COMMIT UJ TEE A numlar meatins: of tbe Democratic General ConimittoeOTlSTOTUfisDAr EVBNINGrMarob. 1,1881, at 8 o'olook. jaqq BERGEH, Otatossw1 ENTH WARD A MEETING OF THB TENTH WARD DBMOORfTIO ABSOorAWON auxiliary to the Central DemoorattoAssOTlatienof Mnm OountywiU bo Held ot GRAND UNION HALlU Court st, opposite Butler, on TUESDAY o'olook. AU Democrats of the gted to attena. Emlnont X'SBNDRrxMdSfc' P.

H. Qtmy.K, Saoretanr. LANP I.EAs7Ea. UtVLIO MEETING OF TEX LAND LEAGUE (BRANCH 3.) AT THE LYOEUM. Washington street, near Concord, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Marob 2.

at 8 o'olook. Ho" JOHN O'BYRNK, ot New York, and Counselor P. J. O'UANLON 'Will address the meeting. Beats reserved tor ladles.

"TRISH AMERICAN LAND AND INDUS i TRIAL LEAGUE OK BROOKLYN A mootini: of Cue above organisation will be held at JEFFERSON HALL, corner Willouehby and Adama on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Mnrotl 1881, at 8 o'olook. Hon. LAW. RBNOB GOULD1NG, of New York, and other eminent speakers, will address the mooting, William Bollivan, JOHN 0. MO OUIRB, Corresponding Secretary.

President. MOUSES. CAItKIACEg. tfcc jnOAOH HARNESS WITH SILVER VatSSS perfect order; prlos $85, An. tlo ar, near ynnion sc, oonieiaiavor.

TOTANTED AN IMPROVER AT DRBSB making. Apply at 180 Lawrence st, oorner of Ful ton. M7ANTED SOFT SILK WINDIJNU, jtoodjiande. Apply at the NEW YORK. LAOH MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

414 Smith SV between Third and Fourth place. Iron, ASTBD EW SHIRT IRONEKS andtAromr! aImi a. fntr Rmatt flirlt to learn lo Appljto the WAH8AU 8TKAM EAUNDBV, Hudson av. WAMTED GTRLS WHO WISH TO IT learn any sewtns machtno wUl reeelve fnll instructions for fifty conts. at the sewing machine sohool ofthe BROOKLYN CHILDRKN'S AID SOCIETY.

61 Pooler at, between Hteks and Henry, near Fulton. HoursBtoS daily, except Saturday. flumes and SenmsWea09t ANTED A NURBB FOR THREE small children, can at no. itsa iiswis av, near Greene. ANTED AS NURSB AND TO MAKE hersolf generally.

ueful, a girl: Protestant pre. rerrea muse come weu recqmmeuutHj. nv viui ton at, between Amity and Paoiiio. ITfTAKTED AS CHILDREN'S NURSB, A Protestant woman, experienced, reliable ana com netent must be highly recommended. Address BROOK LYN HBIGUTS, Eagle pace.

WANTED TO OARE FOR A BABY, A joung woman, who has had experience must Iflftn and uke meal ia LA icq meaia at notno reierenoo requirou ply at 115 Columbia heights. WANTED TO MIND A LITTLE OHiu and make herself generally useful, s.glrl, from to is years ol age. Apply at 7a raoino WANTEDTO ATTEND TO CHIJL.DK15 und assist with upstairs work, a girl sDout 16 years, old. Apply at 78 Seoond place. Ctuuntoenualds.

waitresses etc. ITT A WFThITI A COMPETENT CHAM barmaid and waitress, to take oare of a ohlld and Call for two days at 407 Grand av. WANTED AN KXFEJtlJiiauiSU uriAm. bormald and waitreas In a small family oity refer, enoes required. Call at 94 Remsen st.

ANTED A CHAMBERMAXD AND waitress those who have lived In a boarding honso preferred. Apply af 108 Cumberland Bt, opposite Fort Greene Park. ANTED AS CHAMBERMAID AND nurse, a neat capable German or Swedish girl best wases aleo a waitreas foraflrstolass private family wages and a cook and ohambermaid to do work of a small amily fifty girls for housework, oto. highest wages. Without delay call at 81 Court st Cooker, Washers and Ironers.

WANTED COOK AND LAUNDRESS must be first class, neat in nerBon and habits small family. Call for two days at 59 MbDonough st. WANTED AS COOK AND LATJN dresa and to do upstairs work on Friday, In a small family must have best of reference thero Is another girl who sleeps at home. Apply at 51 Jenerson st, near Frank llnav. WANTED A GOOD COOK, WASHER and Ironer; also a good waitress: those applying must bring references.

Call in the morniug before 13 o'clook at 259 Carlton ay. 1 HT ANTED A GOOD. EXPERIENCED cook, to assist in washing and ironing in a private lamuy. A pniy immediately at Z37 rresiaent st, oetween Court and uunion, WANTED AS GOOD COOK, WASHER and ironer, a Protestant woman, willing to go to tho country during the Summer months where water is in house alBo. a Protestant woman to do upBtairs work.

Apply at 337 Greene av. WANTED AN EXPERIENCED COOK, one who is willing to make herself generally useful. Call for three days at COS Fulton st, between Raymond and St. Felix. WANTED A FIRST OLASS PROTEST ant oook and laundress in a small family: two other iris kept references roquired.

Apply at 187 South Ox ord st. WANTED TO COOK AND DO GEN eral housework for a small family, a woman. Ap ply, after six o'olock in tne evening at aa uariton av. WANTED TO COOK, WASH AND iron, a girl "one who thoroughly understands her business, and is willing and obligine liberal wages will be given. Apply at 35 Fort Greene plaee.l WANTEDTO COOK, WASH AND iron for a family of three, a young woman must understand her businesB nnd bring good oity reference.

Ad aresB to lb Tompkins place. WANTED TO COOK, WASH AND iron, ina private family, a oompetent Rlrl; must be able and willing to do anything required, and have good references. Apply in the afternoon only at No. 450 GlosBOn avenue WANTED TO DO DOWNSTAIRS work, a competent young girl must be a good cook and laundress; reforence required. Apply at 344 Carlton avenue.

WANTED ONE TO COOK, WASH AND iron, the othor as chambermaid and waitreas, two girls. Apply Wednesday morning at 310 Hicks Bt. eiteral Mousowora. XI7ANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE Tv work, a young woman must have good reforence. Apply atva minion st.

WANTED FOR GENERAL HOU8E work, a girl. Apply to morrow at No. 247 Thirteenth st. near Fifth av. ANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE work, in the country, a com netent Gorman or Swede.

Apply at Pi "Will pit at. alter 7, thia evening. GENERAL HOUSE VT work. German nirl waahimr and ironin. Address do farK place.

WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE work, a trirl wno thorongnly understands nor business; Protestant preferred. Apply with references, 176 Third et, near Fifth av. VJTf RNTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE work, a ProtestontwornHn; must be capable and oomo wan re com men ae a. tween II and 2 'a look. Apply at 1U St.

James plaoe.be WANTEDFOR GENERAL HOUSE work, in a family of fire, an active girl, who is a good oook, washer and irouer; waees $14: must oome well racommonaeu. Appiy Ub ia jiuutvo bi, ucay mammy WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl: must bo a good cook, washer and Ironer, willing and obliging. 4BU jjarayetto ay. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, in a small private family, a young colored sirl. Apply at 9 Cambridge place, near Ureone av, ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE worlc.

a cirl: must bo a aood eoolr. Apply at 202 Madison at, between tteaiora ana noscrana avs. ANTEb TO DO GENERAL HOUSE arnrif. sood trirl. alther German or Swedish sood city references required.

Apply at 56 Park placa this eron mg or vo morrow morning. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOV8E Vf work stood waaea wilt be paid to a good, capable irirl Herman or uweae preterraa. A.pDiy at 1 1 a monroe between Boar oca. ana ixoBiranu WANTEDTO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a sirl; must' be a good washer and ironer, understand cooking and oome well reoommended from her last employer. Gall at No.

3L Monroe st, near lass on avenue. WANTED TO DO THE GENERAL housework and assist with tho washing and iron ing, a girl. Apply for two gays atJtt uiermont av. "7t7 ANTED TO DO THE GENERAL housework of two in family, a sober, middle woman must be a good washer ana ironer and plain cook. Gall Wednesday After 8 A.

M. with reference from last place, 331 President st. S75TANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE: yr work in a family of four adults, a girl; foaog, neat and obliging understand plain cooking, be a good bread ana Disouit matter, goon wainer ana ironer and be able to refer to last employer. Apply at 43 Bond st, npar beoermernorn. AMTED TO DO LIGHT HOUSE rlv and tid: work in a small Drivate family, a smart and tidy young; gin 01 kikjui id one fond of children.

Apply at 79 lloutrhby st. ANTED IN A BOARDING HOUSE A strom; air one bavins a knowledge of cookimr preferred: must be temperate; wages also a smart young girl to ao general notiseworic xor a lamny 01 only two. Apply after 7 SO P. M. or after 0 M.

to morrow at 242 Olinton at. Employment Agencies. WANTED SERVANTS AN AGBD by Indies Servants of all kinds oan get sHttafcions here evei d.v without tho usual dolav of waitintf bi aft office. BROOKLYN EMPLOYMENT BUKBAU, 29 Concord street near Falcon, throe blosks below Oity Hull; eaviags bank on the corner. Newly arrives girls wanted 7S7 ANTED THE BEST SWEDISH.

GER' man, Irish. English and American servants go to PROSSKR'S MAMMOTH LUYMKN UUHKAU, ftl and R1 C.nnrt at nnar Livinirflton. un town Ollloe R58 Fulton st, corner Clinton av. Families wanting servante should patronize this bureau; largest in Brooklyn. One subscription good for both offices.

WAHTBD HEI.P MAt.M. WANTED A BUTCHER, EIRST CLASS unmarried German preferred; good references. Apply this evoning. at 41 Myrtle av. WANTED CARPET SALESMAN AND cutter.

Apply to JOSEPH O'BRIEN 4 00., 151 to 150 Atlantio av. WANTED BRIGHT AND KfTELLI gent boys, with good recommendations, oan find employment by applying to the Superintendent of tho AMERICAN DISTRICT TKLKGRAPH COMPANY; 191 Montague at, between 8 and 9 A. M. TITAN TED IN AN OFEIOE, A BRIGHT, intelligent boy, about 15 yeara of age must write a nd band. Address, in own handwriting, Mr.

JOSE P. URDA, Chairman Employment Committee Y. M. O. A oorner Qallathi plaoo and Fulton Bt.

WANTED A GOOD CANVASSER FOR a real estate office one who understands the busi neas referred, to work on oommission a good opportunity rlffbfc man ta nucGned. AnDlv or address 1. O. 81. for tl MONSOfT201 Montaguo et.

WANTED SITUATIONS KJULBi. WANTED SITUATION AS A WRITER In a store or any office, or would attend in a bakery, by a young girl baa good reference, Pleaso address B. Kosciusko st. ANTED SITUATION TO TEND store or do housework in a small family, by a young German girl ia willing and obliging, Pleaao oall at 032 Hioks st. to morrow morning, betwoen 0 and 12 o'olook; ring top boll.

IXUractt ant) sesmatrenaea. WAKTBD SITUATIOK AS NURSB, to take the entire charge of a baby, in good family, by a widow; is competent and trustworthy; best city refer enoe given. Address or Sail at 781 Dean at! ANTED SITUATION AS NURSE, or for upBtairs work, by ayoung girl best references, reierenoes. Omoe, New Aaarea Iviluhah, urange ron Jersey. WANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE, by a capable girl oan give the best ol roferenoe.

Call at 13 South Oxford st, between tho hours of 12 and 3, Wednesday and Thursday, 2nd aad 3rd March. ANTED SITUATION AS A WET nurse, by a respectable young married woman has habfl four months oli uaa goou oilj ruiorence. una lor two daya at 00 Ojlnmbia place, noar Atlantio av. WAN TE SIT (J ATION AS A WET nurse, by a rospeetablo young married woman 25 years of age can take oharge of a baby from Itsinfanoy; bos a babe 3 weeks old bos good city reforonco. Oall for two days at i I'nnco at.

in tno score, nrst noor. WANTED SITUATION TO A El oare of children, or as chambermaid, by a respocta ble young woman, Cali for two days at. Washington av, oor. Bt. Harks; ask for Mrs.

ANTED SITUATION TO TAKE EN. tire care of ohildren or would do chamberirork and sewing, by an English girl: one who understands the caro of children. Pallet 2S5 Hoyt st. WANTED SITUATION TAKE oare of ohildren or would assist wjth upstairs work or light housework, by a respootablo young girl lately landed will be found willing and obliging, Please oall for two days at 113 Kent av, top floor. ANTED SITU ATION: TO TAKE THE care of children and assist in light housowork or tend store, by a young girl.

15 years ol age; is willing end obliging and resides with ner parents, please oall at 779 Myrtle av, seoond floor front. Taur esses. m. WANTED SITUATION AS 0 A bermaid and waitreas, by a respeotable young girl good reference oan be given. Please oall for two days at em uicks st, unonsmgntoi stairs.

VMTANTED SITUATION AS OHAM TV bermaid by a. competent seamstress bos ber own machine tiro years; oity references. Please, sail for two days at 85 Wvtho av. WANTED SITUATIONAS OHAM; bermaid aud'Wsitress, or nurse and ohambermaid. by a young American girl haa good city reference from ner last plaoeOanJie seen at 108 Beckett at.

WANTED SITU ATION AS OHAM bermaid and waitress, or woald take oare of chll Oren, by a respeotable young woman; has good oity reference. Call for two days at 307 Bergen st, near Third av. WANTED SITUATION AS A OHAM bermaid or to assist in waiting, by respectable woman wo" rooommeudod. Call at. Willow VANTED SITUATION AS A OHAM and waitress, br a respeotable Swedish Siokatt references.

ClaU for two days at 405 tANTED SITUATION AS A OHAM houfl.o?i? nn t0. with waiting, or do general PZpWllJrfr, tV, dW at VVANTED SITUATION AS A OHAM ANTED SITU ATION AS A FIRST olass chambermaid and waitress In a nrtvata fam. ily, by a respectable girl will be found I wUlbu nd oblLbu: lSfromlufem: HEEL silia 019 Warrens neo. 1JIP0KWST TO Hl'DSUKIBEBS. The Eaoi.e Trill be sent to M' points of tho Slutes for $10 par year, or il per month for a lew period than six mouths, fece of postage.

OTJB, EDITION. The 'Exdut iB now published every day in tha week, Sunday included! Order your carrier to leave it, or send yonr address to this olllce. Pries 3 cents Advertisements for 'Bunds; Edition recelvod. at tho effleo up to 11 o'clook Saturday evening. ST.

OUABIiES BOBIIOHEO'8 CI1BBCH. The Young Men's Catholio Association oon nootad with tha Churoh of St Charles Borromeo, on Sldaey Plw a 4rmaUo performance this (Tuesday) ovonlng, In their hall. Tht ploy i Our Boys." SB. JOIW LOBD'S SKtOXP LECTUBE. The aeoond of the course of Historical Lec urw now being dellrerod In thia oity by Dr.

John Lord will be given to morrow evening on "Hlldebrand." The subject is one that will attraot literary people and the hall of tho Historical Society will likely be crowded. JUBILEE 8IHGEB8 COKCEBT. It should not be forgotten that the New Or leana University Jubilee Singers will give their concert at St. Matthew's English Lutheran Church (Amity and Clinton streets), this evening, and that the occasion will an enjoyable one. The ooncert is for the benefit of the ohuroh.

A TBMPEBAHCJ8 MEETING. A temperance meeting was held last evening in the rooms of the Brooklyn Star Lodge, Grands Hall, J. L. Mltoholl presided. Addresses were delivered by Rev.

T. W. Conway and A. Q. MoDonald, C.

D. Mr. W. F. Palmer, sooretary, read aeleotlons from the lodge paper, to Conway and Miss Eva Crledlor read humorous nd sentimental seleotlons.

A company of young men gave seleetlone on banjos. TKSTH TABD DEHOCKATS. A meeting ot tha Tenth Ward Democratic Association, auxiliary to the Central Demooratlo Asso elation, will be held at Grand Union Hall, in Court street, opposite Butlor, thle evening. This Is one of tha most flourishing Central Democratic organizations in the oouuty, and has already a membership of over ene hundred and fifty. Mr.

J. O. Hendrlx, tho president, has made arrangements for a successful meeting this evening. MB. AHD MBS.

TUHJEK'S KECEPTIOJf. A reception was given by Mr. and Mrs. J. Bpencer Turner, st thoir rosldouce, 67 Remsen street, this oity, last evening.

Mrs, Shields, who is a daughter of Mrs. Bpencer Turner, ossiBtod In receiving the guests. There was beautiful display of flowers and appropriate music The guests included Mr. and IlrB. A.

S. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. IVator T. Hatch, Mr.

Henry P. Hatsh, Miss Hattio Barnos, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Pieroe, Miss Pierce, Mrs.

Leonard C. Mo Phall, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shields, Mrs. Henry Oullen, Mr.

Charles B. Flint, Mrs. Bohinson, Misses McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. Tunis G.

Bergen, net McPhall), General and Mrs. Sloouni, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Nichols, Mr.

Notman, Miss Polnemua, Mr. Joseph Marvin, Mrs, Franklin Woodruff, ex Mayor Hunter, Miss Hunter, Hiss Joggle "Bobbins, Charles Bobbins, Mrs. Oharles A. TownBond, Mrs. William 0.

Dnnton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8. Sponcor, Miss Adelaide Hazlehurst, Miss Bsulah Benham, David H. Sougataling, Mr.

Spotweed Bchenck, Mlsa Ida gohenok, George Duncan, Mr. Gladwin, Mr. Edwin JPaoksrd, the Bev. Dr. Richard S.

8torra snd Mrs. Btorre, Dr. MoPhall, Mr. Charlie Notman, T. Bonney Barnes, Mrs.

J. P. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sanger.

Mr. and Mrs. Low, Arthur M. Hatch, Mr. Brtnokerhoff, and General Barnes, of Governor Cor Bell's staff.

DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL. Brooklyn ParK Theatre. a surprisingly large audience, the extraordinary charaoter of the weather duly considered, gathered at the Brooklyn Park Theatre, last evening, to weloome the return of Mr. James Colller'a "Banker's Daughter'' Combination. It was an exceedingly fashionable and handsome audience, and a very enthusiastio one before the piece had proceeded well into the second act.

It is not surprising either that bo large a number of people should have braved tho weather to witness the performance, for the piece is exceedingly brisk, clear and eventful, and has, moreover, been sanctioned ty at least three seasons of popular success. This, by the way, Is a great recommondation to Brooklyn audiences. It Is needless, perhaps, to recount the incidents and the plot of the play. It is Bufnclont to recall the general outline. It la essentially a play of American although the action of the piece situated abroad.

The mammonite father who barters his daughter for gold forms a conspicuous feature of the play as he does of society. To avert Impending calamity he deceives three people, his daughter, whom be keeps fn ignorance of the fact that her purchase is unknown to her husband her lover, who lias not the necessary money to serve the broken down banker's purpose, and the husband himself, who mar srles the daughter unconscious of the fact that Bhe has already plighted herself to another. Out of thia wretched but too natural complication of mammonism and deceit grow others. A French Count detoots the patent faot that the young artist who has loet his love still retains for her the passion of early dayB, and provokes Him Into a duel in whloh the American is killed. Husband and wifa arp separated and Bt length are brought to a realisation of each other's excellences, snd the soft, anellow second love takes tho place of the mol anoholy which hangs over the pair bo cruelly deceived et the outset and so rudely united by death.

Into Che play the author has woven a very ingenious comedy element, in which the busliing commercial American Is caricatured, and the shoddy but good Iisarted daughter of trade is exhibited in the aspect of a devoted but rather careless wife mated to a decrepit millionaire. The company as at present constituted Is jnore than merely good In these days of 111 balanced combinations it may be termed superlatively excellent. The part of John Strebelow, the oultured Amexioan fiontleman who marries the banker's daughter, Lillian, la assumed by Mr. F. C.

Bangs, who possesses the dlg ftlty, easy grace and polish essential to the character, and a depth of feeling admirably calculated to expresB tho emotions called up by his situation. Mr. Alexander fitimrt, formerly leading Juvenile man of the company, takes the rolt of Harold Jloutleagt, the young artist, and playe It with a sympathetic simplicity deserving of the hlghoot praise, beside looking the picture of roman tic disappointment and melancholy. Mr. Oharles Waloolt as Qeor) Wathington Fhipps with his traveler's guide and eatalogue of ourlosities, Sila uneonauerable patrlorlsm and his matter of fact manner won, as usual, rounds of up Tjfauae and merriment.

Mrs. Walcott as Mrt. Brown was, se she always is, full of vivacity and Intelligence. Tho most remarkable acting of the piece, however, is that of 8ignorMajeronl, who plays the part of the Count Carojac, and presents a portraiture that la life like and most striking. It is a disagreeable role, but one in which be nevertheless provoked many rounds of applause.

The other parts are oqually well taken. The piece is generously mounted and will undoubtedly run so orowdud houses through the weok. Haverlj's Brooklyn Tlioatrc. Among the tests of the merits of a well written piny which are applied with more or less anccess, probsbly tho best is the impression which the performance leaves on the minds of the cultured portion of the audience when the curtain falls on the last scene. A play may be written with all due regard to the requirements of dramatio art, such ss attention to the stage business, soenlc effects and special caste, snd to what Vincent Crummies sailed the "unities," snd yet it xnny fall to touch an nudlenco or to impress them aa a dramatic etory well told and which points its moral with effoct.

Tho majority of plays ore written simply to amuse, the minority to Instruct, but those which eater the happy medium field, and somhiss attractive ncenes with a obntrollng moral Influence, are exceptional productions. Among this latter class, liowevor, the domeitlo comedy drama illustrative of Kew England life, written by Mr. John Hauberton, and entitled VDeaeon Crankott," may justly be inolnded. Jt stands the test above referred to most successfully, for one rises from its performance with a better and kindlier feeling for one'a fellow mortals, and, moreover, firith satisfactory sensation which calls tor the enjoyment of a repetition of the play. "Deacon Crankott'i Is so cast in its characters as to give each part its proper repreeentative.

This alone is a merit of tho performance as given at Haverly'e Theatre last night, and when to this 1b added unusually pretty stage pictures, the result is a most oredltable success In every way. She story of "Deaoon Crankett," briefly told, iB a romantic one, and yet not of tho improbable kind too frequently seen on the etago. The Deacon himself is a bearty, genial specimen of the religious olass of Now Englanders. His religion is practioal In Its working and of the nature of Christ's teaching, aa held forth by Mr. Beaoher.

No Presbyterian bltternoss, Methodlsti cal cant or High Churoh superstition characterizes it. Moreover he wears his heart on his coat eloeve. This Is the elder hero of the play, admirably personated by Ben Maglnloy. The younger hero is a romantio American sailor, though his language somothlng of a dialect at times would not indicate It, who finds an at trastiva representative in Mr. Wheelock.

Then there is the heroine, who, though a true American girl, finds berself embarrassod by two lovors. This youDg lady very effectually and gracefully personated by Miss Helen Sedgwick. Next comes the villain of the drama, cot one of the stereotyped stage olass, bnt one who is not so bad ss ho seems. He, too, fills the bill admirably throughout, snd greatly aids in completing the stags Tjlcture. Laat, but not least, oomes Jfr.

Deacon Crank. eX. snd hers we hsve the oharsoter of a worthy New England housewife the "Ma" of a happy fsmlly olr aie inimitably performed by Miss Anns Ware, In make for the part, lu naturalness of action snd in the real tstio individuality given the oharactor, the performance la really one which shares the honors with the Deacon fclmssU. But to the story. Jot falls in love with 'SUanor, and ha ii bout to have an Important inter.

with her, when he aces her in the clasp of "that elty chap Gray." Then he goes off to foreign dimes, stnon the soene changes. Gray, an alleged forger and of happiness generally, Is thrown Into friendly Intercourse with Joe, who is seeking the rob Jber. He is taken ill, and is nursed by Gray, who bears an assumed ntm. The scene changes, and a ohsrmlng domostlc picture is presented. Gradually the mystery surrounding the Iivss of the young couple ts cleared np, and finally a happy denouement follows, in which tho banker father of Eleanor a capitally acted part by Harry Eytinge blesses the happy pair, and the Oia eon'n theory of helping a sinner to repentance being than punishing him first, finds a happy and Ouccesuful illustration.

The drama is not only admirably unformed throughout, but it Is beautifully placed Pon the stage, the set scenes in the first three sets lng attractive. Tho first BCebe last night Httie marred by the "go ao you please" move ent of the moon, bnt this was but a trifling defect. ueacon Crankett" ought to crowd Haverly'e this IcrowA in a oity like ours, which hse euoh a croof Kew Englanders (nit. Detective. Ohainbers, of the First Precinct, Sbu recovered tMm Now York pawn shops some cloth rfmlS books which were stolen by Ed.

T. Oarrsr Mr' cf Q60' 8loUM 4 Tnmpt njsil awaiting suaioatton. tions from hfs works. The programme was as joiiuwa a A Marwln. 3r.

1. "The Psalm of 2. "1 he Arrow and the Song 3. Becorra" 4. "The Children's Hour" Albert J.

Brendel Brant F. Bloomer 8. Hendrlokson 8. "Tho fl. Jrora "Morituri Saluwniua Alex.

W. Wemyss Deei Emll Deertnir 8 From "The Ladder oi ou aunuoimo Tjjnf AnfriiaMnr." in Schauta Cyrus 0. Palmer 10. The. ti.

mi i 12 "The Fiftieth Birthday of Agassiz F. Jobnaoo. is "The Castle BuilderV Oharles B. UummiMs. Jr 14 "The Huildors" JMonard F.

Boin, Paul Rerere's Klda" John T. Berry, Jr lo' "From "The Building of the Ship' 17' From "Morituri Salutamua" Jacob A. Moore Fred Voeller All were eo well done that there was great difficulty in selecting the recipients of the prises which wers to bo swarded for the three who excelled In reciting. Bnt the choice fell on John T. Berry, Chailsa If.

Bloomor and Edouard F. Boln. The prliai were presented by Bev. John W. Chadwlok, of this oity, who made a very interesting address concerning tho poet snd his works and home.

BUOOKLiK CITY MISSION A.1D TBAC1 SOCIETY. The following gentlemen were unanimously choBen dlreotors of the Brooklyn City Mission and Traot 8ooIety for 1881 st the annal meeting, held at the rooms of the society, 201 Montagus atreet, last evening Biohard 8. Storrs, D. Bev. 0.

Cuthbert Hall, Hon. Henry A. Moore, Alfred S. Barnes, Alexander E. Orr, David M.

8tone, Charles A. Denny, Henry Sheldon, Reubon W. Bopes, Thomss Vernon, Cornelius D. Wood, Walter M. Alkman, Abraham F.

Har en, Biohard J. Dodge, Ezra B. Tuttle, Theodore L. Ouyler, D. Bev.

Thomas B. MoLeod, Hon. G. Q. Rsynolds, William W.

WIckes, C. Christeueen, Dwight Johnson, Henry M. OurtlB, Alfred H. Porter, William E. 81ooum, Samuel 8.

Harpies, Thomas T. Barr, Jsmes W. ElwelL Aloxandor Munn, Edward B. Bartlett aad Archibald Baxter. CRIMINAL BOTES SEW LOTB.

Jerry Flannigan, William Edon, H. Stack house and Frodertok Artous, while playing hido and seek, broke into an empty house belonging to Judge Babcock of this oity, looated In East New Yorjf. 'xney damaged the nremises to tho amount ol30, iney were put under $100 bonds by Justice Gertum to behave thomBOlves, and their parents took them home and thrashed them. John O'Dounsll, of New Lots, charged with a criminal assault on Barbara Hertlein, a married woman, was held in tl.OOO bonds by Justice Gertum, to await the aoUon of tho Grand Jury. He was defended by Counselor Bldgway prosaouted by Counselor Watson.

i rniA who vMntArdav hnfnre Jnntioa Rnhelleln. in East New York, charged with having, while intoxi cated, discharged a pistol at William Turner. The complainant did not desire to press the charge, and Miller was put under $500 bonds to keep the peaoe. Peter J. DeWitt, a peddler, was oharged by Officer Dupignao, before Justice Sohellein thia morning, with having stolen hay from the wagon of a farmer, while the farmer was in a hotel eating his breakfast.

Tho accused pleaded guilty and was remandod to Jail. A CHILBBEV8 MASQUERADE IS STRONG PLACE. On Saturday evening a fancy dress party was given to Master F. Phelps, In honor of his eleventh birthday, at the resldenco of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Wra. Miller, No. 17 Strong place. The occasion brought together a goodly number of bright and happy children, attired In a great variety of eos tumes. There were Lilliputian lords and ladles in rlob court dresses, old ladies, peasants; sailors, and the sweetest of all conoeits for children's fahoy dress in the costumes modeled after the style of Eate Greenaway, pretty pictures with their large' lints and short waists, with skirts tonohing the floor.

At soven o'olook orty threo youngsters gathered around the supper table, where, after supper, a little surprise was lu store for them in the shape of forty throo little cakes, one of which contained a gold ring. It was won by little Ethel Millar, three years old. Speolal mention may be made of a few of the dresses. Grade Willis, 1 years old, was arrayed as a grandmother of ye olden time, with light flaxen hair and a costume complote in every detail, lnoludlug the knitting work. Mr.

Jerry Robinson's two daughters, Bessie in oourt train dress and Helen as Chorry Blpe, wore very pretty. Tommy Phelps wore a oourt dress of light blue velvet. Belle and May Brown, the little daughters of Mr. Campbell 0, Brown, Walter Bailey, Frank Rollins, Robert Wyckoff, Hex Jeffrey, Albert Vyckoff, Willie McKee, Addle Bsrtonas oily Bertie Lambert, as Snow Fiako LIIIIs Wdletts, as Bo Peep, Annie Wyckoff, as a queen, and many others, were faultlessly costumed. No adults were invited, but when they arrived to take the children (home it was impossible to get away early.

TABLEAUX OF BIBLE HISTORY. A fine spectacular entertainment, consisting of tableaux representing Oriental life, and accompanied with muslo and recltatlODB, will bs given at Pilgrim Chapel, corner of Henry and Degraw etreets, this evening. Tho same exhibition has been given at the Chautauqua Sunday School assembly, and oannot fail to attract a large and appreciative audlouoe. WHERE TO HERD BOOKS. If persons having old books, pamphlets, magazines, illustrated periodicals, which they would willingly contrlbnte to an hospital library, will send their address to Chaplain Bouglers, at the United States Naval Hospital, fn this city, such contributions will be called for and gratefully reoolvod for the entertainment of the Bailors and mariners who are patients In that Institution.

THE LAHD LEAOUE. A meeting of the Land League of the Second, Fourth and Fifth wards, will be hold to morrow evening at the Lyceum in Washington street, and an address will be dollvered by Hon. John O'Byrne, of New York. Parents and guardians are advised by Wechblxr A Abraham to bring their little boys to the closing out sale of boys' clothing. On account of limited space Wecosler A Abraham are obligod to clog a out the boys' suit department, and in order to sell the etook out at once hare, with their characteristic promptness, marked down the entire stock at less fctan half value.

Prudent parents will tako advantage of this unusual opportu nity. The latest novelties in ladies' muslin underwear now displayed at Weohbleb ABRAHAM'S. Fabttes desiring the Sunday Eaole left at their roaidunces can nend their addressee to thia office, and they will be given to the carrier who servos tile Eaoui in tkeir district Weohsleb Adbaham's underwear depart mcnt, special bargains. Tuckod oambrio flounce Bkirts edged with fiue embroidery, 3 A large and assorted lot of lino chemises, drawers and night gowns at 75c. and $1, worth much mora.

BitoTTN's Bbonohiaii Tboohes will stop a cough by directly relieving the irritation of tho throat, and will not disorder tho stomach like cough, syrups. Always carry thorn with you. 25 conta a box. Jttst received a new invoice of the celebrated O. P.

A. La Sirena French oorset, guaranteed to give bettor satisfaction than any other corsets now In use. Wxchsueh Abraham. Blaok Goods Depabtmbot. Just imported velvet blaok grenadines, all silk plain and brooaded grenadines, sillc and wool plain and damasse grenadines.

Camel's hair grenadines, with other new and rich novelties in great variety at Jossph O'Cbiek 4 Oo's. The most elaborate waiting and trained skirts, pillow and sheet shams now designs, TYecbslbb A Abhahau. Joseph O'Bbien Go. are now exhibiting every variety and quality of imported and domestlo carpet. Ings in the newest designs and colorings, at very attractive prices.

151 to 159 Atlantio av. Unbqtjaled bargains in misses' cotton underwear, consisting of chemises, goirns, drawers and skirts 20 per cent, reduction. vVecijsleb A Abraham. Patience and gentleness are useful and powerful, but they cannot cure a oougb, which, however, Da, Bull's Oouoh Byhup will always do. The most beautiful designs in infants' slips and dressbs now ready.

Infant's complete outfits. WxoaeLEB A Abraham. JUBRIED. lLI.EN WATHON On Monday. February 28.

1881. by the Rev. Francis J. Friel. D.D., ot Bt.

Charles Borromeo's Church, Sidney place, Hshiiy A. Allen and Susanna vt Axsiin, uotn oi tms city, ao oaras. MILLER BRETT At the residence of the bride's parents. 355 Cumberland et, on Monday evening, Fobruary 28, by the Rev. A.

P. Stoekwell. William Millsr to IlKLEK daughter ol Elmer 8. Brett. No cards.

DIED. BERRY On Sunday, February 27, Mabia L. AtWATEQ, wife of Horatio Berry. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend no itinera) from her late residence, 708 DeKalb av, on Wednesday, March 2, at two o'olook. February 28, ate o'clook, Mrs, or josepn uroniey.

Sro talte Dlscl! wedueaday. 2d ins i' her late residence 403 bean at. at a inter. February 28, 1881. ELLEN A.

orth. aged 55 yearo. No. 1B0 Hudson av.on Wodneiday, March 2, o'olook P. aharp.

Friends and rolativos are respectfully mUii to otUnd. HUTHOy Suddenly, on Sunday 27th in.fc Fubtititf! 01 a hi cille st, on Wednesaay. March 2. at Iffro. SiSZtSr' her.

age? the Tonai nn to attena dence, H8KoaciunkoBt. a'l 2 sunns, iia aiujvu irom nor late resi Ration, oorner Verona and Rlohard mas, ot reauiem will be offarVd fo'r hfrsJuUt lV? tphenoetolloly Cross Cemetery for KYDKR At the residence of her Xj. 1.. Ann K. Rvdeb, widow of the lati lain oS58iS tho 07th year of her ago.

Wder, in Notice of the funeral hereafter. SOHLIEMANN ln Brooklyn, on Monday, February an of membranous croup, Bsbtbold, youngest son of AnVT? and Dora Sohllomann. In tho 5th roar of bi. aVe 01 Aou' Funeral from theresldence of his grandmother. 221 Dnf field St.

on Wednesday, March at 2 o'clock P. HIMON. On Tuosday, March 1, Chaiiles A. Simok in theSlthyoarof hi. age.

Relatives and friends of tho family ara Invited to attend his funeral from his late residence, 538 Islington av on Tnuraday, Maroh 3, at 3 o'clook. on BTURN On Monday, Fobraary 28, at Tonauy, N. Iohatios Htukk, formerly of Brooklyn. The funoral will take place on Wednesday, Maroh 2, at 2 P. M.

Carriages will moot the one o'clook train from Ohambers st, via Northern Railroad of New Jersey. Please omit flowers. THROOP On Monday, February 28, 1881, Mrs, L. D. Tnnoop, aged 78 years.

Funeral from the residenoe of her son in law, J. P. Dur fey, 13a Park plaoe, on Wednesday, March 2, 1881, st 1 o'clock P. M. Interment at Norwich, Oonn.

T1EM ANN Suddenly. In Brooklyn, February 28. Oatuawnb Malcolm Ball, wlfo ot W. Frank Tiemann Funeral on Thursday, March 3, at 11 A. from No.

321 State at. TIL LEY At Locust Valley, L. I on Sunday, Fobraary 27, of pneumonia, James R. Tilley. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral.

on Wednesday. Maroh 2, at one o'clook. Oarriages will meet the 9 train from Hunter's Point and Flatoushav. LHempuui papers please copy. VOORHEES At Flushing, February 27, Eliza Mksbr OLE, wife of Samuel S.

Voornees, and daughter of Ellas and the late Jacob Mesorole. Funeral from the residence of her aunt, 18 Keep st, H. oa Wsdnesdaj. st 1 g'olook p. M..