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FOB SAElH PfANOS. BOA BDm C3. KEMGIOUS NOTICE NEWS FROM THE COUNTY TOWNS. TAJUUN? WARRIORS CELEBRATING. "Kichellen" Kobinuon Say tUo Hall in tbe Breakwater Asalnvt Snobbery.

trAWTElV aELP FEWAI.KS. WANTED LADIES TO IEARN WOR sted work, to do at homo; steady work guaranteed; good pay. 265 Sixth av, Kouin 4, New York. WANTED GOOD STEADY CLOAK operators on Domeatio machines; only those ased to the work and wanting steady work need apply. MAN HATTAN OLOAK WORKS, UDeKalbay.

WANTED GIRLS, ATTENTION I Immediate employment in any capaoity in stores, offices, hotols aod mirate families, atgoid wages: city or country. Manhattan Agency, 733 Broadway, N. Y. Positions guaranteed or money refunded; open evenings. AWEDAliENTSFOR PERSONAL History of Gonoral Grant.

Early and Military Life, Shlloh, Wildornois, Voyago Around World, Finanoial Ruin, Sickness; 32 eneravings, C0H pages. BUKERPUB. 180 Broad Providence. R. I.

aflg (Kagle THE DAILY EAOLK is Its Forty sirth rw. Mi ooblished every afternoon im tho working days of the WMK and on SUND.4 MORNINGS. TERMS OK SUBSCRIPTION. $10peryoar; $5 for six inontbs: 91 per month: single copies3 cents; Sunday edition 41.50 peryear. posUgeio tluded.

HATltS FOR ADVERTISING. SOLID AGAXK MLABUIIEMENT EAOH INSHBTIOW. Per "OB, mrftPsge 16inU Seconder Fourth Pago 25ceatJ local and Commercial Notices, Third or Fourth Pago fiO cents Becnml (Editorial) Page. SI. 00 Amnseniont: Lectures and Excursions 'is cents Advertisements uador the following heads, measuring Evelines or loss, soventv live cents for first insertion and tit fonts for oaoh tncceusive insertion 'To let," "Boarding" and "Wants." Fifteen centi per Iina it excess ot fire lines.

Personals, Marriages, Deaths, Lost and Found one dol lai for each insertion, wlion not exceeding five lines. Re hgioUF Notices fifty cents for each insertion of fire lines Jes. Situations Wonted, uialos '25 cunts, females Id cent No deviation from theso rates. Cuah in advance in all takes. Principal office F.AOLR BUILDINGS.

ftOfj. 84. SRAND 88 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. BRANCH OFFICE 41 BROADWAY, E. O.

THK EAGLE IN NEW YORK CITY, hnvo estabiirhed agencies tor tho sale of tho EArtijH stronieof (hcprmoipal business poinUinNew York City. follows: Altor House steps. C. p. KocUwood.

Grand stroefc W. H. Clinch, 174 South street, Tulton street and Broadway, Knox dames street and Broadway. THK EAGLE IN EUROPE. The Facile can be obtained al Gillig's United State Ejchango.1) Btrand, Charing Cross; American Travelers Beading Rooms, 1 Langham place: thp American Exchange, Uil Strand, nnd A.

B. O. izohango Club, 1(0 NewTJond street, London. AlBO. at 35 Boulevard rtes Capuomes and Muiiroe 4 do.

's. 7 Ruo BcrlOo. Paris. James T. Geneva, Switzerland, and too unr n.an Transatlantic Exchange.

78 FriBdrichstrasse, er lui. W. SUXDAY JBOKXLMJ, JULY 5, 1885. SUMMER PAVILION TI1EATK1E. The Grnu group of operatic futists enters ipon Its second engagement at the Summer Pavilion Tbeator to morrow night Manager Friday has provided a feast of amusement iu llilleo Taylor," which is pi onitBod to bo adequately cast aud elaborately mounted.

The audiences are likely to prove this week even greater than ever, and tho management is seriously contemplating enlarging its pavilion. THE VETERANS OF 1812 Cclcliratiuff tUe liny toy Dining in IVeiv Yurie. The Veterans of the War of 1812 celebrated Hie Fourth In their usual way by diuiui; at tho Sturte vant House, New York, at the invitation of Iloraco 3. Bud Lewis At sunrise Adjutant Gould Warner hoisted the flau ou the old fort in Central Park by order of Geueral Abram Dally, and at tioou tho Veterans assembled at Military Hall, No. 193 Bowery.

Only three of tbein came together Gauoral Abram D.illy, 89 years old oruo Cryeier, 87, ana Gardner Lilll S3. Two of the remaining eight were unable to be present, and Ihreo have died during tho year. The Veterans went to the Battery and there Gonural Dally hoisted tbe flag ou tbo staff there. Afterwards the Veterans visited the Uulted Order of American Mechanics 3t their rooms on Orchard atiaot, and thou wore escorted to tho aturtevant House by Mansfield Post Drum Corps. Among the invited guests at tha dinner wore liloodgood U.

Cutter aud Colonel Dawson. Lottera of regret were reeoivod from General W. S. Hancock aud Samuel Bayard Stafford, who has always hitherto attended tho reunions, carrying the flag of tho Bon Homme Richard. At the conclusion of tile feiiat oheera wore given for tho Mossra.

LelancL A CKAZY 1 A1U1EH. Daniel C. to IK, at Jmuaicn, Confined in a iWailliouwe in Iowa. Tho depressing news was received at Jamaica yesterday of tho insanity of Daniel C. Folk, a wealthy farmer, aud his incarceration in an asylum at Keokuk, Iowa.

Tho information canio to John R. Burdett, of Whltopot, from Mrs. Bolmer, of Hannibal, who In Mr. Folk's only child, Tho stricken man owns two forms at Whitepot, midway between Jamaica and Newtown, and is worth at least his friend, Mr. Burdett, states.

Mr. Folk una boon a widower for a number of yearn, and his daughter cared for his household while thoy lived at Whitepot. She was a fascinating rl, but her life was rendered miserable by lier father's fear tint she would marry, and he was known to drive away desirable suitors for her hand with a shotgun. Sho was guarded as closoly a a prisoner. To bo rid of tho auuoyanco of tho zealous young gen tlemon the fond parent purchased a farm in New Jersey aud removed thereto with bis daughter.

It was in a comparative wilderness, where Mr. Folk thought his fair daughter would live on old maid, but he was mistaken. A missionary priest of tho Episcopal Church, iu his periodic visits, foil in lovo with Miss Folk, and sho boai tily reciprocated the affection, but the jealous father raged at tho suggestion of marriage, and again brought down for an omersency the rusty old gun. Tho minister's diplomacy and the maid's cuuning wore too much for the shotgun policy. They planned and successfully carried out an elopement, after which they icado their home in Hannibal, Mo.

Farmer Falk has nevor been the same atnrdy man since bo lost tbo society of his daughter. He sold his farm )n New Jersey at a sacrifice, aud returned to Whitepot. He made a will disinheriting his daughter on tho ground or disobedience, and left it with Mr. Burilott, saying thBt ho might be found doad somewhere, aud this led hfs friends to fear that he contemplated Buicide. Within a few mouths, howover, his love for Uia daughter got the bettor of him.

He opened correspondouco with her, and learned that her son had been named aftor its grandfather. This was too much for Mr. Folk's pervorse nature to withstand, He called for tho will which disinherited bis daughter, and after destroying it set out for her home in Missouri. After arriving there he wrote to bis friend Burdett of his supreme happiness, expressing the intention of soiling his farmB on Long Island and settling in tho West. About a weok ago Mr.

Folk Btartcd homeward, and on tho way became a hlaiilao. no tore up his ticket, and would have done himBolf barm but for tbe restraining power of tho train bands. At Koi kuk ho was taken from tho train, and after examination was committed to an asylum. Ho la moro than GO years old and his rocovery is doubtful. Mr.

Burdett states that for three months before going to Missouri Mr. Folk's conduct Indicated that his mind VJts becoming unhinged. THE SEA SIDE HOME. TTroaoureir Wood Ucceivcs a Subscript lion from Scotland. A communication received by Treasurer E.

13. Wood, of tho Sea Side Homo for Children at West Brighton Roach, from Trustoe Wallace of tho samo institution a few days since, proves tho hold tho homo has on tho charity loving public The lottor enclosed a check for being half the oceeda of a concert glvtn ou tho Cuuard steamer Etruria on her latest trip to Liverpool. Edward Oitlero, a manufacturer, resldiug in Kirkcaldy Scotland, who had participated iu tho arrangements for tho concert, sent the money. The number of mothers and children at tho borne last week was two hundred and forty eight. Eight hundred have alroady enjoyed its benefits this leaaon.

The following subscriptions have been received: FOR THE SUMMER WOnK. Sunbeam Hoy Mrs. Anna 1 Miss Heity AI. ideom Tras Mrs. S.

S. Smith Mrs. Gaytjn No name Mrs. L. Murray Mrs.

K. Under I. 'orest. lj.indre Mrs. A.

K. Phelps Half proi oo Is of con Bertie A. Carrie Wood Ill. 00; bull, do $1.00 o. Long, unurcn: 20 Cho tor li.

10.00 Kiig. io K. BarneB. 5.00 No name 1,00 a. ii 5.00 20i 5.

Oil1 2.0 In memory of our baby J. li. D.ivonport R. D. Benedict A friend J.

R. Wood A frionl Nom.nio No name A. J. Palmer, M. Mrs.

Hill No name 3.00 io.i 6.00 1.00 5.00 2. on 1.00 21.00 6.00 10.1)0 1.00 5.001 cert on LHinaru sleam on trip to Liverpool G8. 4'J Plymouth Church, A (J 12.Ci Plymouth Sunday i School Georco Follett 6.00 IjOOture undo! auspices 'Unt; IV, p'o' A Plym Uhurch by Mrs. J. K.Woolford 10.00 Sunday School Central Uoinr.

Church 117. A. li. WdUvd no Christ Church Oburch of the Messiah: Wm. I.

No name Church of tho Atone m' nt No name Bedford av. Baptist Church: No name Carrio L). Burnett. First Pres. Church: Miss Sclionck Oiasson L'rt B.

S.S.. additional Primary CI. tEB of Memorial Pres. I Miss Contant I.IKJ 2.00 2.00 Mrs. A.

L. 6.00 Malcolm Taylor 2.00 Pew No. 54. 15.00 Misses 5.00 W. W.

Pettit 10.U0 a.oOi Uni in Cone Church John C. Riacli 5.00 .50 6.00 By A. P. Stront: Mrs. F.

U. Smith. 10. 00 3.00 1 27.77 Goo. 5.00 h.

i lurpin, 5.00 $658.77 8.0ol FOR THE NEW HOME. Mrs. C. B.Rmylh Coner. Church: Mrs.

Gallon U.illurd.. fl.tltll R. D. Bonodict. Mrs.

L. Murray 5.0 Mrs. li. Butler 1.00 G. 4 riymoukh I Church 12.501 A.

li. Lounf berry, Oh. I of the Messiah 10.00! No. 201 Montague street. ,1.

R. Wood Coupon Mrs. J. 0.1 iu 11.25 0.00 $115.76 K. B.

Wood, Treasurer. FIBEWOItKS AT FORT HAMILTON. Thousands visited Fort Hamilton last night to witness the display of fireworks given at tho Man glou House, Many novel features were introduced. BOARD DELIGHTFUL SUMMER rooms, with hoard. No.

75 First plaoa. OA RD 388 PACIFIC ST RuOMS TO JB9 let to people who wish good board and oom forta terms reasonable. BOARD 116 HENRY ST LARGE AND small rooms; very cool and pleasant; five mlnatos to tbe bridge and ferries. BOARD 107 SANDS ST, NEAR JAY 3 minutes from thobridn e. nlaasant rooms and aood board at Snmnoer prices; also table boarders taken.

OARD A RESPECTABLE GENTLE SL9 man can find hoird fn a private family, within seven minutes walk of tbe bridge; terms moderate. Address Mrs. GRAHAM, No. 217Sands. BOARD NO.

39 SCHERMERHORN ST. Very desirable rooms, both fiqunre and ball, with all improvements; newly painted, carpeted and papered; terms very reasonable. ARD NO. 75 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, second iJoir from Cranberry st, largo ploasant front room, also hall room; fine view of harbor; four minutes walk from Fulton Ferry and bridge, SOARD ON" THEHEinHTS 2 ROOMS to gentlemen at 86 each for the Summer; satis )ry reference as to table. 124 Montague st, corner Henry.

BOARD A PRIVATE FAMILY, OWN ing their house, will let a handsomely furnished square front room to two gents, with board, at reasonable rates; references exchanged dinner at 1. 1H Livingston st. BO ARDAT" i SGENRYST. pleasant tecond story front oleovo room, with hot and cold water, large closets, etc. also a hall room: goon, substantial tible; only a few minutes to South and Wall st.

ferries; torms vet7 moderate. BOARD HOTEL DIETER, EUROPEAN plan, for gentleroon only; 371 373 Fulton st, opp. City Hall Rooms elegantly furni.hed; prices from i4 upward per week; commutation tickets good for in meals; restaurant a la oarte; prices reasonable. OAlD very excellent large front and back rooms an eeoond floor; ample closetn, hot and cold water: suitable for gentlenan and wife or single gentlemen also front hall room three minutes from bridge; table boarders taken. BOARD 85 TO 6 NO.

93 PINEAPPLE st, 5 minutes from Kulton and Wall st. ferries and bridge; large, pleasant room, hot and cold water, large closet, excellent board; also, accommodation for gentleman willing to room with another; table board $3.60 BOARD NO. 82 PIERREPONT ST MR. and Mrs. BROWNLEE BROWN Large.

airy, delightful corner and other rooms for families; also, for BingTe gentlemon; roferente3 for excellence ot table; din ingroom on parlor floor; table board; satisfactory Summer arrangements. Boardtnff Agenrxea BOARD CITY OR COUNTRY: ALL parts of Brooklyn, raral districts of Long Island, Orange County, New York and cUewhire: information free; Select Boarding Agency and Recif try for Furnished Rooms. 120 Flatbush av, opposite Fulton st. HOARD WANTED. BOARD WANTED IN A PRIVATE family, bv a young man good table required.

AddroBa Box 23, Eagle office. OARD WANTED BY A PHYSICIAN, a furnished back narlor with use of front parlor during otnee hours, in brown etone or brick house on prominent street near elevated rod; above Franklin av; corner house preferred. Address, stating terms, PHYSICIAN, Box 18, Eagle office. rrKNisiiED Rooms FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, FIRST olass second floor of throe roomB, furnished complete for housekeeping. 102 Dean st.

FllRNISHEiTl SIZED, airy hall room, water view, with privilege of bath, $1.75. 81: also a parlor or diningroom for omco. Inquire at 289 Htcks st, near South and Wall st. ferries, FURNISHED ROOMS TO LKT, LARGE pleasant room, all accommodations, in private house; within ten minutes' walk or City Hill; also, room suitable for doctor's office. 14 Butler st.

near Court. URMSI SEO ond story rooms in private houBe, one minute from Sumner av station; terms reasonable: raforonco required. Address SUMNER, Box 20, Eagle offico. XifRinHWulouS'rb let, on the 3l only 3 minutes1 walk to the ferry or bridge, a very handsome, cool, well furnished sacond story room, unexpectedly vacated, at a very reasonable price to gentlemen. For particulars, apply at 8 Willow st ITTrNIS FAM ily, occupying their own house, will lotto a gentleman a square, sunny front rjom, nicely furnished, all improvements; vicinity Prospect Park.

Address QUIKT, Box 8, Kagle offico. F'UlISHED ROOMS THREE WELL furnished front roomB for light housekeeping; bathroom and tubs join them no objection to children; price $3. 60 per week. Call at 328 Bergen st, second Hat, right hand door, near Third av WKHEDROIMWITH OR WITH out board; convenient for light housekeeping; good table board 3 minutes to bridge and ferries. Apply at Mrs.

PELKINGTON'S, 196 Fulton st, over real estate agontB; FURNISHED ROOMS 302 STATE ST One large, comfortably furnished room on th second floor, southern exposure; also an extra sized hall room: excellent board siri attendance; a few table boarders accommodated; easy wilking distance to bridge and ferries; reasonable terms; references exohinged. FOR SALE HOUSES. FOR SALE HOUSE A DECIDED BAR gain, corner of Washington av and Douglass st. new two story brown stone; brick set furnace in cellar, sanitary plumbing, watchman on premises at all hours. LEVI FOWLER, J10 Montague st.

FOR SXLE HOUSE CHEAP 35 IRV iag place, between Putnam and Gates avp, tbe iyt story brict dwelling 20 foet front, lot 100; all improvements snd in good order; will sell furnitnro if required. Keys with M.HAUNCEY.O? Montague st. FOR "SALE HOUSE THE CHEAPEST houses in Brooklyn; iSl.O' cr.ah down; balance easy terms to suit; 3 story, basement, high stoop, brown stone, evt ry improvement; complete order: 12 rooms. Address CO, Brooklyn Post Office. FOR SALE HOUriES FOR 265 Bergon st.

near Third av; two dwellings, brick and frome; lot 25xi00; pays 12 per cent. one half caab now, balance in three years. SILAS CONDICT, 22 Court street. jnOR SALE HOUSES AND LOTS DE JD triched cottages, one to four lots, 91, 000 to lots, 8125 to 500. I build one story cottagos, four rooms, for $500 two story, seven rooms, $850, O.

R. MILLER, Atlantic av. East Now York. FOR SALE HOUSE ON FIRST PLACE Three story and basement brown rtone in first class order; nil improvements: only cash, balanco on bond and mortgage at live per cent; lot 1 2x133. E.

B. I ES A 322 FOR SALE HOUSE WARREN ST, near Clinton, 3 story basement and cellar brick 21x 40x80: 13 rooms; all improvements; fine order; good location for doctor or dentist; price terms easy, GRACE MORTELL, 3G1 Fulton st. 1710R SALE HOUSE N(). 191 LINCOLN vlace. 22x62.

lot 35x133: handsomely fitted up: in Sevfoct order; price low; also four lota on Eighth av, netr arrofi it: best (ocntion for residence in the city. Owner, FIELDER, 6ULiberty st, Now ork. FOR SALE HOUSE BaRG.UN close estate, 94 Third place, near Court st, 3 story marble front dwelling 2(1. K)x45xl3; 13 ronms; all improvements; price $5,230. Apply on promise, or to GRACE A MORTELL, 361 b'ujtonat.

FOR SALE HOUSES AND LOTS near elevated road: houses $1,200, $1,500. Sl.flOfl. $2,000 up: 100 cash, $10 monthly lot $150, $2' 0, $250 $300 each and upward. J. MAGUIRE, office corner Atlantio and Van feiolen avs.

East Now York FOR SALE HOUSE A THOROUGHLY well built stone front, Greene a convenient to station of Lroad; 3 story, basement and cellar; new; immediate possession; bargain to prompt purchaser. MA COMUER, RICHARDSON 352 Kostrand av, corner Loxington. OR SALE HOUSES GREAT A brown stone stoops and trimmings: all improvements 5 nioinsana batn; sue, n.wxwxiw, nob. ay D'jf Halsoyst. north aide, near Reid av; live minutes' toele vated station.

Apply to owners, F. A J. DliUY, on tho premises. FOR SALE HOUSE AND BUSINESS Cheap On account of death of tho owner: the house is 3 story frame, 25x36, with extension; Jot 25x100; has been occupied for the last 20 ye.irs as a bakery; ovens, bakeshop and tools all in good condition prico jr property, business, horse and wagon, only $4,500. DaNIEL FERRY, 252 and 254 Court st.

IfOK SALE HOUSE IF YOO WANT to buy a house that is honestly built by competent mechanics and of good material, look at those two story brick houses on tho south side of oast of Sumner av. Those houses will bo sold at a fair valuation for cash, or on easy terras; they have overy improvement; mirrors, buffet, marble sink back; gas fixtures, cabinet trimmed, tw heaters; elevated range: sanitary plumbing. Apply on premises, or to G. R. WALDRON, Ho.

629 Halsey street. COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE. CU)R SALE HOUSE VERY LOW ELE g.nt residence new and replete with all improvements; fiill water supply; only ono left at Richmond Hiii, L. look at this ut once. FlELDhR, i'J Liberty st.

N. Y. or IO WLER.HiclnlJUlJ. EOR SALE LOTS 5150 IN FLUSHING Village, on elevated and shad streets, with atone walks; $10 monthly payments; most extraordinary hargains; patties leave my office daily at 1:30 to examine the property; fine tickets. JERE JOHNSO 62 Liberty York I7OR SALE LOTS OZONE PARK lots; tho choicest near by locality to Brooklyn, at tbe of Atlantio av.

and the Rook aw ay Beach railroad; Ozone Park dopot on tbe property; buy an excursion ticket for 30 cent at Flatbush av. depot for I or 2 o'ciocktrain; only 20minntos by railroad: pure air, hich ground, in the midst of improvements lots $300 ouch, payable ton (10) dollars pfr month or 30 per cont. lose for cash down. HITCHCOCK'S Rea! Estate Ofttco, at the depot in Ozone Park open all dny, COUNTRY PROPERTY' TO LET LET HOUSE FURNISHED FOR the Sammer, to small family, a desirable bouse, at Flushing, havIoK eight rooms; gentleman will board rant. W.

HINDS, Flashing, L. I. FOK SAI.K OR SALE BUSINESS AT A SACRI an excellent nasmess; gmngup on account at til aoauii. Apply at 42'J Fulton at. Monday and Tuesday.

(OK USINESS A OOR Honor store, established 20 years: srood business, lone lease and low rent: $800 lowest price. Inouire at 92 Fifth av, corner Warron st; no agents. IJIOR SALE BUSINESS DRUG STORE JS paying business, established five years; owing to sickness will sell cheap. Call at Portland and Atlantic avenues. OR SALE BUSINESS A BUTTER tam do i nor a goad cmsh trade, in Al na.rbborl.ood muBtbesold immediately.

Address CASH TRADE, Box 4, Eagle office. OirSE BUSNESS STO3K AND fixtures of a bakery doing a good business in a rapidly growing neighborhood, near the line of the elevated road; there is also good horso and wago sold cheap. DAKIEXi BKRY, 353 and 254 Conrt st, FOR SALE PIANO PRIVATE PARTY WlU sell, great bargain, very beautiful cabtnot grand upright piano: tlrat class and perfect every particular; oust $475; will sell tor ono third; used on 1 ten montna. For particulars address L. Eagle offioo.

OR SALE PIANOS SEVERAL Up right and square pianos. In good condition and by the makers for cash at lower nrioes tham ever befora offerod in this oily. F. U. CHANDLER, 172 Montiffua street.

FOR SALE PIANO 385 SXCRIFICEl or $2 month rent; good maker; Steinway piano, modern, very cheap piano. $135. or 83 month rant; rich carved legs, overstrung, bargain pianos $5 to $10 monthly until pJid. Bee PHELPS. 836 Fulton tt.

nlst OR SALE PIANO A RARE BAH train Drivato nartr will sell a hoautitut inuim rrand irst class make: elegant tone and ftnlsh: onnat tn for miAD, wi siooi, rieaso aaaress Box'iU, agle office. FOR SALE PIANO A BEAUTIFUL and expensive upright grand; of tho most approved make and style nearly new, exceedingly low for ready ensb. For positive bargain address MUSICAL. Box 18, Eagle office. OR SALE PIANOS HALLET fe DA vis.

the queen of uprights and in squares and grand unsurpassed. Easy payments; $10 monthly. Good sec ondhands Ha! let Davis squares at $65and $rt5( and W. F. Tway and other uprights, full 7H octaves 3 stringed at $140 and $150.

F. TWAY, 44 East Fourteenth st (Union square). Now York. FOR SALE FUBIVITUKE. FOR SALE FURNITURE A I vate sale, 529 Macon st parlor suits, bedroom suits, sofa bed, lounge, carpets, crockery, etc; must sacrifice them; leaving tho city.

"H7SOR SALE IWlRE A LADY JP going to China will soli her silk plush parlor suit, ebon i zed frames, Bevn extra strong pieces, with p.itont rorker, all perfect, 85 alBO, rattan baby carriage, new. $12, rattan rocker, $4. 36 Willoughby st. FOR MLEFIJRNITURE LOCATE in yoor new or old home, if yon require parlor, diningroom or chamber furniture, a reliable and economical place to secure a single piece or full suit is WECHSLER fc ABRAHAM'S. Bed tilings a specialty; a 40 lb.

pun South American curled bair mattress in two parts, worth $28, for $20. FOR A LE LLAyEOUS. OR SALE PARROT A MEXICAN parrot, young, double yellow head; one of tho best talkers in the city; can sinK songs perfectly. Call at Mc UrtAl riby 1 niru av, corner 1 wenttetn St. FOK SAkEKEAL, ESTATE.

FOR SALE REAL ESTATE OR Exchange On Decraw at: plot of around, freo and clear; best location; 150i31ilfX). 152 Fulton st. TO LKT HOINKS. TO LET HOUSE NO. 765 WASHING ton av.

new two story brown stone: all improvements; rent $35 Apply on the premises or oall on LEVI FOWLER, 170 Montague st. TO LET HOUSE SOUTH BROOKLYN" Throe story and bn.ement housn; all but three rooms furninhed; in thorough repair; near throe lines of cars; ton minutes' walk from ferry; rent 8750 per year. E. B. MILES 322 Court st LETHOUSE NO.

418 THIRD ST, oeaatifui.y located near i'rospRct Faric, 4 story nrown stone, swell front; nil improvements; cabinet trimming: i rooms, npyiy on unam bcn anornoons: or io j. A. VAN A UK EN, 71 Broaaway, N. Y. City.

TO LET PARTS OF HOUSES. TO LET PART OF HOUSE NICE rooms on third floor inprivat house on St. Marks av, near Flatbush. Address ST, MARKS, Eagle office. let part T7f house askcond" floor of four rooms, in good ropair, with closets, hot and cold water; housw strictly prtFato and occupied by owner; rent $12.

08 Second bt. South Brooklyn. TO EETrOIt IIUSHNES3 PURPOSES. TfTlvElWilJliU purpose, a five Htory brick building at 61 Bergen at. lmiuiroof L.

BLUMENAU, llil Smith st. mo LET LOFTS TWO LOFTS, SUIT able for manufacturing purposes, at 11 Vine st: 25x it Jl Vine st 'J5x Apply to P. Gfli I.VJ. Willi ui iu luui. auuiuunai B6.N, Kagle otlice.

TO LET TO LET STORES PARTS AND WHOLE of houses; alno, nice tlats in all parts of South Brook lyn. Apply to BBUK1.L, Smith st. UVSUltAIVCE. gEECHER BENEDICT, ooknjeb court and Montague streets brooklyn; branch office, 145 broadway. new york.

Special attention of tho insuring publlo la inritoa to ti rates and facilities of this well known firm. Haring been successfully established for nearly fiftoen years, tney are favorably allied with leading Insuraao. companies, and exclusively GENERAL AGENTS FOR BROOKLYN AND LONG ISLAND OF THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANOB COMPANY. OF ENGLAND; EUN FIRE OFFICE, OF LONDON. ENGLAND; YYABHINGTON FIRE AND MARIN2 INSURANCE COMPANY, OF BOSTON; FRANKLIN FLUE INSURANCE COMPANY.

OF PHILADELPHIA. Manufacturing and mercantile establishments, the owners and occupant, of private dwollloir. bnildors ana managers of estates, will tind it to their adT.ntajro to learn by correspondence or personal interview tbe forms of proposals to be secured at this omoe. Liberal arrangement, mad, with reliahlo men aa uan voisare. ATLANTIC MUTUAL iNSURaNCF, COMPANY, Nriiv YORK.

OFFIOB; 51 ALL STREET. OKGANIZKD 1S42. INSURES AGAINST MARIN AND INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS, AND WILL ISSUrl POLICIES MAKING LOSS PAYABLK IN ENGLAND. ASSETS FOR THE SECURITY OF ITS POLICIES ARE MORE THAN TEN MILLION DOLLARS. The profits of the company revort to tho assured, and are divided annually upon tbu premiums terminated during the year, certificates for which aro issued, bearing interest in accordance with its charter.

J. IJ. JUNKS, Preaidont. CHARLES DENNIS. Vice President.

W. H. H. MOORE, Second Vice President, A. A.

RAVKN, Third Vice President J. H. Chapman, Secretary. rTHE WILLIAMSBU RGH CITY FIRE IN SURANCIU COMPANY OY BROOKLYN, N. Y.

ABSTRACT OL STATEMENT. 1. 1HH5. Capital Reserved for reinsurance, Ac Net eurplss Bi5o.oon.oo 501,911.47 43a 269.02 Total assets Sl.l' OFFICES: Corner Broadway and First st, K. and 12 Ooartlt, Brooklyn; 150 Broadway, New York.

EDMUND DRIGGS. President. N. W. Sccretarv.

F. II. WaV, Assistant Secretary. W. H.

Bhown, Assistant Secrutary. A. W. Girol x. Assistant Secretary.

Jesbe Watson, General Agent. Continental insurance co. Reserve for reinsurance of outstanding risks. 81,775,8 0.69 Reserve ample for all other claims 43u.3J4.04 Capital paid in cash l.uml.uuo.no Netaurplus Total caah assets, January 1, 1H84 GEORGE T. HOPE, President.

H. H. LAUponx, Vice Proaidenu CHARLES 11. DUTCH BR, Secretary Brooklyn Department. ECHANICS FXKE INSURANCE COMPANY.

217 MONTAGUE STREET! Brooklyn. 1U4 BROADWAY. New Yoru. WM. il MALE.

Vice President t7 alter Nichols, Secretary. Meruit Tcttle, Assistant Secretary. JOHN H. MOTT, General Manugor. 7B7TNA INSURANCE COMPANY, XXU HARTFORD, CONN.

AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF ASSETS 89.054,310.58 TOTAL. EXCEPT CAPITAL AND NBT SURPLUS JOINT STOCK OAPI I'AL PAID UP SURPLUS BEYOND ALLLIABILITIES. Total A. B. THURN, Aeent, 302 ilontaguo it.

FIDELITY ANJL) CASUALTY 214and216l ROADWAY, NEW YORK. Officials of Banks, Railroads, Kinross aud Insurance Companies can obtain BONDS OF 8UKKTY8HIP From this Company at moderate rates. The bonds of this Company are aoceptod by the Courts of tne Stato of New York. WM. M.

RICHARDS, President John M. Cbane, 8 cretary. RouektJ. Hillab, Assistant Secretary. PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF BROOKLYN.

N. INSURES AGAINST LOS8 BY FIRE. STATEMENT: JANUARY 1, la 5. CAPITAL In UNITKD STATES 1, 000,000.00 RESERVE FOR REINSURANCE, 2.701,439.07 NET SURPLUS ASSETS 7.372743071 t'f'MUKS: PHKNIX BUILDING, COURT STREET. NO.

US BROADWAY. BROOKLYN. H. O. CITY OF rEW YORK: WESTERN UNION BUILDING.

Broadway, corner Dej street. OFFICERS: STEPHEN CROWELu President, FHUONDEn SHAW, Secretir. William Chabters. Assistant Secrotary. ilABLEUUliST.

Secretary Brooklyn Ddjpartment Alden S. Cbowell. Eastorn D'StncL mi i ices, jOUND FOOT OF COLUMBIA ST, tha bodr of a drowned man. about 4f years of azo. feet 7 inches in heitrht.

nmiMtth face, orav hair, black coat, pants and vest, striped shirt, black necktie, laced shoes, silver case patent Itsver wa'ch, two pair ryoglajues, billhead with namo of J. E. rrington. 211 Strand, Rondont, N. Y.

Body now at Morgue awaiting identification. HENRY J. MENN1NGER, M. HBNRY J. HESSE, M.

Coroners. OUN FOOT OF NORTH ELEVlsNTH et. the body of a drowned man. about 45 Lira of ace, toet a incnes in neisnt, dark nair, mu tacne ana chin whiakers; dark BodynowatMorg ueaw.it in, identification. HENRY J.

MENNINGER, M. HENRY J. HESSE, M. MOKAGE. mHE METROPOLITAN to rare Houses.

I Beat accommodations. lOash obtain! 03s ITS and 1B0, Lowest ratca. apoit.sad Fnltonst. Separate room. IS.ITRUSKI, BtuOranso.

lElovator. I ProprrtWS GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEETING will b. held In tho hall of thn Woman's Chriitlan LeiuDOranca llutrn. r.ornAr nf F.ilfnn at. Sut batb July at 7:45.

led by Mr. V. Pierce. vico Olson? at Moetinxa ev.ry night, also Sabbath at 4 and Monday at 4 P. M.

A FIRST REFORMED CHURCH. BED jCaL ford av, corner Clymer st, Rev. Edward P. Terhune, D. pastor, morning servico, evenlns service at 7:45: Sunday school at P.

M. Stranger are cordially weloome to al) of tho servicos. AT CHURCH AROUND the Corner (Cborch of New Spiritual Dispensation), 41(1 Adelpbi st, near Fulton. Servicos by Mm. .1.

T. Lillie, 11 A. M. and P. M.

Our church will hold services through the Summer. 8plrit message, and tests aftor evening lecture. INTERESTED IN church muter at homo, and who design spending tho Summer aeason in tre country, can obtain a clear compendium of relieious aubiotts and doingi in tho city, while away, in the columns of the Eagle. Tho pap rwillbo sent to any address in the United States for 81.00 per month, postage paid. Classon" a piFe1Tbyte I a CHURCH, corner of Classoo av.

and Monroe st Proaching by th Rev. J. F. Stevenson, D. D.

of Montreal in tho morning at in the evening at 7:45. ENTRAL OlTG" k7e 67a TtTNAL CHURCH, on Hancock at, near Frinklin sv Tho gastor. Rev. Dr. Behronds.

will preach in the moroin. unday, July 5. mi 10:30. Thero will bo uo evening aorvico. CHURCHT)FCHM Dlaoo, near Seventh av Proachim by the pastor, J.

10 A M. Sunday School Prayer meeting at 10 A. M. also. Tuesday aud Friday evenings.

Seats froe All are welcome. CHURCH OF THE" INCARNATIONTTTr mond place, naar Fulton it. and Frnnklin v. Rev. W.

Sparks, rector Sunday, July 5, Holy Communion A. M. Second celobratiun and sermon, 10:30 A. M. hvenjong and sermon.

P. M. Full choral services. Rev. W.

A. W. Marbin will officialo. apHURCH OF OUR FATWrTTITkaND av. near Fulton st.

Rev. A. J. Caufleid, D. the uasLor, win proactl at 10:45 A.

and 7:45 P. M. ouii oui, neinning. even "Something Better than the Declaratio donee." Sunday genool at 11:30 A. M.

itlbioct Ind.pcn DEDICATION SERVICES BY I'ASTOFt, Rev. Mr. Young, ol BEREAN FAITH CIU'ROH, Kosciusko st, MONDA EVENING, at clock, July 6. DR. BYRN, THE "si'NGING EVANTTrX i will sing nnme of his now songs and havo chariro of revival Gospel tpmporanco mnotlngii at Stella Hall, 413 Bedford near Myrtle.

Sunday at 3 P. M. All are in vit. d. Bnn.

ilnjpillismni. hundred new songs, with music, will be givon away. EKALB av. M. e.

CHURCH RRV. William Burt. nSBtOr. will nrntrh Knnrlio 10. .10 A.

M. and i P. M. Communion servic. aftor morning sermon.

Sabbath school I. M. Prayer mating P. M. Class meeting Tuesday and Friday evenings and Sunday morning.

Praver meeting Wednesday evening All Beats free. IjM MANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH, ST. James place and Lafayette av. Her. John Hnmp.

stone, pastor, will preach next Sunday morning at 10:30 and In the evening at 7:45. Durin and August the Sunday school will meet at the close of morning sorvico for one hour. All are cordially invited. S7UKST BAPTIST CMU7i(7lT. IN PllcRRE 1 Dont at RftV.

K. TI. Humin. t. 1 vice in tbe evening.

UUUV iU No ser in the evening. J71UANKI.IN AVENUE PRRSI I1 CHURCH, Franklin av. near Myrtle thu pastor. Rev. .1.

Wintlirop HigMiiau. a RRSBYTERIAN Preaching by in In A xi Subject Tho True res of National At P. subject: "Taste and See." Strangers cordially invited. FLEET ST. M7ErCHjRcn7NEAR FUL7 'on, Rev.

R. S. Pardington pastor Sorvices at 10:30 A. M. and M.

Communion service in Iho morning. In tho I'voning the pa tor will dohvnr a national sermon. The church will be appronriatnly decoratod. Seats Iree; all made web nmo. Church open all Suuimur.

Sunday BCbool at 2 P. M. HANSON Rev. Dr. Pat ton, of the Bantift Weekly, will preach.

Sunday morning and evening. Young meeting Monday and church nr.y Friday eveumir. Rov. Robort G. Hovillo will pmuch en July 12: all invited.

INDEPENDENT (FIRST) CAT lTJ CHURCH, Everett Hall, No. 3M Fultou at, E. II. WALSH, pastor Alternoon evonmg 7 Father O'Donnell and Patrick a di.tinguishod convert from Homani m. will addre both meetings.

Ro manista and Protestants cordially invited. METHODIST HOME FOR THK AO ED, comer of Stuyvesant av. and McDnnough st On Sunday, at;) P. Rev. J.

M. KniUr will preach and administer the sacrament of tho Lor.V. Supper. ARCY AV. BAPTIST XYi ner Monroo st.

Rev Charles A. Slakely, of Cliarloton, S. C. will prea. to morrow morning and evening.

Sunday school at P. M. Seats U1 Iree and all cordially invitod. R. FERDINAND SCHIVEREA, EVAN celilt.

has bifn fnrurl hv thn V.mv Men's Christian Association for thu monthi of July and nu'supi, iu tHiiiiiuci, wmcui ll aim 31. al their Pavilion, corner of FlathuBh and Eighth commencing to morrow. Special ng florvicn, (v choir and orche tra. conductod by Mr. W.

D. diBton will Ite held half an hour before the preaching. Como ar.vi orinu a friend. Tho services at trio rooms, 517 Fulton during the week, to which young men aro cordially invited. NOSTRAND AV M.

E. CHURCH," REV. Charles H. Buelt. psstor.

ffofy communion and reception of niwrnbers at A. M. Tho pator will preich P. M. on "A Nation Sunday school i.nd na tnr'a Bible class at 'J M) P.

M. Strangers cordially invited. ROCHESTER AV. CONOREOATIONAL CHURCH, Itochoster av, corner IIurLimer st Ker vices Sunday, July 5. Communion, A.

51. eren ing, srraon by the pastor, Hev. Dr. ,1. G.

Roberts. Subject: "''hristim Patriotism." t4aday echool at Prayer meeting Friday at P. M. REV. J.

HY 1TH," EAST CON OHURCH rroiohinK and avening by tho pastor. Morning: 'Th'i Full Vision. I. fftM Problem SoJred in the Light of Efrnitr." iin, Half hour talk on the intorBst. i of the nation, Liberty ami Bondage In tha Land To day." STR( NG PLACE nfjAlTTsT CHURCH, Rev.

F. H. Kerfoot, U. pistor Preaching m'Tning and evening by Rhv. Wayland Hoyt, D.

or Philadelphia, at 1:30 and 7:5. SUMMERFrELD METHODIST EPlSCcT PAL CHURCH, cornor Washington and f.re?no avs Rey. 1. J. Lansing, pas tor, will preach morning and evening, sermon.

Communion of thu Lurd SupDr after morning SANDS ST. METHODIST EPISCOPAL rhurcb. Rot. pastor Communion service and reception of meraben at Vt Ht; preachiDg by the pastor at Sunday school A. M.

young people's prayer service P. M. trio gar cordiaJly C1IMPSON METHODIST EPISCOPAL kTj CHURCH, corner of Clermont nn WillonghViy avs, Rar. A.J. Pimer, pastor Praohie SuDy at 1.

M.and "A 5 P. M. by ttie pastor, li morning mormon will be followed by the sacrament of th' Lord's Rupper. Bunday school P. if.

Ail are weicomu. TAI5ECT.EBAYTL (J corner of Clinton at and Third place Ret. Frank Roijers irs l. pastor, will pretch at H) and sermons nd giMxl mnsio. Sumlay school at it.

Strangers cordially welcomed to services. TOMI KINS A C( K(i ATI DISTAL CHURCH, Tmpkins av, n.r Fulton st. Rov. George F. Pentecost pastor PreaL hing at A.

M. and 7:45 P. M. by Kjv. Hugh O.

Pentecoit, of New York. Strangers are cordially invited. THERE WILL IJE AlklASiEfmiSG of the tnmpurance people at Central Hall. fii)7 Fulton st, Knnd.y. 4 P.

M. Rev. John John, pastor Seventeenth mt. M. F.

Church, will make the opening adilross. After wliich ten minute speeches from tho audience. 10 Howard orphan children will sing. W'asiT ingtona enTTiTr a Ohurch, enrnor Wa tlnngton and Gafes ari Preaching Sunday at 10:30 A. M.

and 7 45 P. M. by Professor Waffle, of I owisburg, Pa. Sunday soh.o at 2:110 P. M.

A oordial welcome extunded to all. Willoughby a baptist church at the Warner Institute. It. Montaonipry. paa tor Morning service baptism at morning service; Rev.

Dr. Fniton will preach at subject, "IMigion as Applied to Husines." All are welcome. UNION CONOItEGATIONAL CHI'RcTiT SUto st near Hoyt. Rev. N.

Evorett Smith, I. paator Preaching tomorrow at 10:30 A. M. Sunday school at 2: 3d P. M.

All ar cordially invited to attend. WESTMINSTER PRESB I A CHURCH, corner nf Clinton st, and Hut placo Preaohingby Hev. John DeWitt, U. of New Uruns wick. 10:31 A.

M. and 30 P. M. VIC FORTITUDE LODGE NO. 10, F.

AND A. M. A Commnmcailon will be b.ld at the rooms, SUNDAi, July 5. for the purpr.so of attending tha funeral ceremonies cf our lat. brother, WILLIAM G.

TOMPKINS, at o'clock P. M. Second burial service at thu house, Adeloh at o'clock P. M. Members of othur lodgos invited.

ily order, Attot: GEORGE C. GILL. Master. A. J.

Hicks, Secretary. "EETIJid, JOTICE. THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Oh' KLECTRICAL SIJ11WAYS In and for the City of Brooklyn will meet and organiro on THURSDAr, July 1HH5, o'clock P. at tbo Mayor's orhc in the Brooklyn Hall. GEOittiK W.

PLYMPToN, ROSSITER W. RAYMOND, Commissionera. JOHN REYNOLDS, a7 DEVIN POST NO. 14SWTLL meet at their rooms. No.

371 Fniton st on MONDAY, the nth at 2 P. to nttond th. funoral of our I.ta comrade. PATRICK (JORMA N. Surviving veterans of the Forty second N.

Y. V. aro respectfully invited. By order, JAMES F. KEEN AN, Commander.

WM. R. Kerb, Adjutant. viAfPANY fourteenth regi ment. N.

G. S. N. Brooklyn, July 4, lf 85 ith deep regret, I have to announce the death of Sergeant HENRY SCHNKPF. He enlisted in tho company in Angust.

and serv.d gallantly with it during the war and kept up his connection with it ever sinto. Tho tmbers of toe company are heroby notified toattend tbe Iuner 1 on Sunday. Jnly 5, lHSo. from his late iiiience, 573Vj Kosciusko st. at 1:30 P.

in citizen's drss. JOHN Mc.VEIL. Captain. Willusi F. COLE, First Sergeant.

Fl'itMTIIKE, 1 807 ESTABLISHED 78 YEARS. 1885 COWPER niWAIT'S. i08, 410 and FULTON STREET. BROOKLYN, 163 to 105 CHATHAM STREET, NEW YORK. FURNITURE.

CARPETS, BEDDING. Etc. WLNDOW SHADES. LAMUREOUINS, CURTAINS, Etc. FOR CASH OR ON EASY TERMS OF CREDIT.

COKOMERS NOTICE. FOUND FOOT OFCOLUM HI A STREET, the body of a drowned man, ahout 40 years of age. 5feet 6 inches in height, black hair, whiskers and raui tsohe, dark drab woolen suit, congress gaiters, striprd stockings, dark stnpod shirt, whito cotton drawers, loiter on him addressed Charles hbannon, care of Cbarlos Camo ron. 39 Cherry street, N. Y.

Rody now at Morgue awaiting identification, HENRY HESSE, M. A Topograpical Survey by United state Eiiclneers. A topographical and hydrographical survey is balng made of the harbor of Now York, Gravesend Bay, Sbeepshead Bay and Coney Mand by tho United States Coast Survey. $30,000 has been appropriated by Congress for this purpose. Thieves entered Mr.

Marshall's residence at Flat lands Friday night, and loft with $50 worth of silver ware John Snedeker accidentally fell in the Sea Beaoh Palace Rollor Skating Rink yesterday aud received internal injuries. In the civil salt of Ball against Halloy, for a bill of goods, before Judge MoMahon, at Sbeepsbead Bay, judgment was given the plaintiff. Judgment was given Overton in the civil suit against Van Wart, of Brooklyn, before Judge McMahon at Sheopshead Bay. Tho Cannrsle publlo BOhool closed on Friday. While playing base ball at the Prospect Park Ball Grounds yesterday, John Cummings, of New York, was struck by a ball in the eye and badly Injured.

STABBING AFFRAY. At. 11 o'clock yesterday morning Edward Lafferty, of 578 Nassau street, aud Francis Dorlng, of No. 217 Tillsry street, were fighting on the cornor of Nassau aud Navy streets, when Martin Gavlgan, a friend of Dorlng, came up aud stabbed Lafferty In the head with a poctet knife, inCioting a painful wound. The Injured man was removed to tbe City Hospital and Dorlng was arreBted.

Gavlgan made his escape. Ftjes instjbed from moth, fire and other causes at very low figures by James Oassidy, Brooklyn's Furrier, No, 277 Fulton st. Aftor an experience in Fulton st. of twenty. livo years, it is not necessary for me to make splurging announcements.

My wagons will oall for fure at short notion. Furs will be repaired during tho Bummer. Telephone, No, 677. Fobs One third Saved on all Fun Work During the Summer Months Weohbler 4 Abraham manufacture and make all their repairs on the premises under tho Bnpervisfon of a practical furrier. Garments left now for repairs will be taken oare of until wanted in the Fall without charge for storage.

Bookish News "Zoroaster," latest work by F. Marion Crawford, author of "Mr. Isaacs," is now on Bale in Book Bureau, third floor of Abraham's. Price this week, 98 centB. Next weBk and thereafter, $1.38.

The genuine Angobtttra Bitters, manufactured by Dr. J. G. B. Sif.oert A Sons, impart a delicious flavor to all cold drinks, and prevents all Summer diseases.

If you are going in tho country $1 will pay for the Eagle (Snnday included) for one month. Postage paid. HOUSES. CAKBIAGES. AC.

BARGAIN AN ELEGANT PLATFORM spring easy ridinjE villBge cart, pony and harness for efcle; suit lady or children; three horses tmitable for family or tradesmen, buainona wagon and harness; fair trial given. Call until uola at 31 Boeruin place, near Oity Hall. OKK HORSES TO LET, BY THE DAY or weak suitahlfl for crocer. bnker. bu sin ass iratznn or any light work; a I no, large, fttrntiK horses, suitable for ingla or doublo truoka or any heavy work.

D. S. BRES LUJNoO A FINE SIDE BAH TOP ROAD WAGON by Brewster of Broome st, in first claS9 condition, good as now; a bargain, METROPOLITAN STABLES, 515 Classon av. SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, IN GOOD order, for dale, oheap; 1 Oppenheimer jump for four or two persons; 1 village cart by Flandrau; 1 rail spring buggy; 1 four no top depot wagon, WILLI A MB URKBl'JB Skillman st. Pony canopy top phaeton for Bale; new cart and harness; an nice rig for children in tho city; must be seen to bo appreciated; also, tla a jdlo ijorso and family team; to be seen at Prospect H)ixhta Stables, Sterling place.near Seventh, av; parties goingjmt ot city.

A. L. ROGERS. MOWBRAY'S COMMISSION AND SALE Stable, 233 bchermerhorn st, is thebettand most te plrco to buy or sell horses or carriages. Gentlo men hating no further une for their horses or carriages, and thoBe wishing to buy will do well to calt hefora going elsewhere.

Established 187G, by ANDREW MOWBRAY, Proprietor. Telephone call '2U8. COUPES, BROaGHAlYLS EXTENSION TOP PHAETONS, SURREYS. Village carts, light rockaways, pony phaetons, jump Depot Wagons, Physicians' Phaetons, Buggies, And fifty second hand carriages at reasonable pricas. A MiilS DOWNEY.

337 And 338 Atlantic!) v. ALEXANDER HUNTER, 84 Fulton st, Brooklyn, Before going to Europe will sell at a sacrifice bis team of spotted ponies, stallloDB, Stormy and Johnnie; a child can 4 rive them Binglo or double or on laddie; alBO two wagons and two sots harness made Co order for tbum; also a road maro that con trot very fust, bay, years old, sound and gontle. Call for three days, between 8 A. M. and VI at stables rear of store corner Vulton st and Poplar place.

IMMENSE SALE OF STAGE HORSES, STAGES AND STAGE HARNESS. MESSRS. VAN TASSELI, 4 KEARNEY Have received instructions from Mr. JACOB SHARPE TO SliLL AT PUBLIC AUCTION THE ENTIRE PROPERTY of the following STAGE LINES: THE MADISON AVENUE LINE. THE BROADWAY AND TWENTY THIRD STREET LINE.

THE FIFTH AVENUE I.INE, On MONDAY, 6th day of July, 1885, AT TEN O'CLOCK. And continuo each day until sold. Comprising ABOUT 800 HEAD OF HORSES, ABOUT 300 STAGES. 500 SETS STAGE HARNESS. The Bale will take place at the MADISON AVENUE STAGE STABLHS, Forty first and Forty second BtB.

bo. tween Lexington and Partav, Now York City. ALL THE HOUSES have been worked up to date and are all fit. for aotire aorvico. and tbo STAGES and HARNESS are all in first class condition.

ALL THE ABOVE PROPERTY will POSITIVELY BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE and can be aeon and oiamined at the stables UP TO TIME OF SALE. AUCTIONEERS' OKFIOE 110,112 East Thirteenth st, between Third and Fourth avs. New York City. SPECIAL. PARTIES GOING IN THE COUNTRY FOR THE SUMMER CAN HAVE THE KAGLeTsUNDAY INCLUDED) SENT THEM FOR $1 PER MONTH.

POSTAGE PAID. mHE PULL VALUE PAID FOR MELTED I Gold and Silver, Broken Jewelry and Silverware, Watches, Diamond's Rubies, Antiques and all Dreoioua stones bought and sold. W. A. BARNARD ft 131 Chatham Bt.

New York. 1LL1AM WISE SON, 239 FULTON ST, opposite Clark. FINE DIAMONDS VERY OHEAP. OBERT SMEATON, 1 AMU 3 SHIRT CONSTRUCTOR. 123 ATLANTIO AVENUE.

ARTHUR J. HKANEY, SOUTH BROOKLYN PAWNBROKER, 214 ATLANTIC AV. Liberal advances on diamonds, watches, jowelry. silver and plated ware, seal saccules, camel's hair Bhawls, silks and velvets. EADQUARTERS FOR DYEING AND ciBftninir TflfiDHR A Rrnnkfvn nvnintr Works: eBtabTishod 20 soars.

Office 27u Washington street, one dor from Loeser's. Office and factory, 406 Smith stroet corner Third place; work called for ana delivered. SAVINGS JBAftKS. SAVINGS BANK OFBROOKLYN, Court and Remsen sts. Brooklyn.

18. 18HS 'he Trustees of this banlc havo declared intoroat divi dend at the rate of FOUR PERCENT, per annum for sir months, ending June 'it), 1885, on all sums entitled thereto, not exceeding THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS, payable on and after July 15, iHU5. SEYMOUR 1.. HUSTED. President.

John W. Hunter, Treasurer. B. H. Huntington, Secretary.

QOIJTH BROOKiTtN" SAVINGS INSTI IO TUTION, 160 and 162 Atlantio av, Brooklyn, Julyl, 1885 The trustees ot tho South Brooklyn Savings Institution have dimcted that interest be credited to depositors on all sums entitled thereto, for the last six months, at the rate of FOUR PER CENT, nor annum on TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS nrl under, and on all sums over two thousand, but not oxoeeding one thousand dollars, at tho rate of THREE PER CENT, per annum, payable ou or after the loth of JULY next. C. A. DENNY, Treasurer. F.

H. Trowbridge, Secretary. EAST BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK 1,043 Myrtle av. cornor Frnnklin. Depositors are hereby notih'ed that the trustees of this bank have declared the usual Bomi annual interest on all deposits entitled thereto, at tho rate of FOUR (4) PER CENT, pr annum on all accounts not in excess of $1,000 and at the rate of THREE (3) PER CENT, per annum on any excess of 81, V0O ap to and not exceeding the sum of S3.00U.

Deposits made on orboforo July 10 will draw interest from July I. DARWIN R. JAMES, President. Eugene Barnes, Troasurer. C' ERMANLa" SAVINGS BANK, KINGS 3T County, Brooklyn, 375 Fulton st, apposite City Hall.

The Board of Directors have declared a dividend at the rate of FOUR PER CENT, per annum on so much of eaoh account as doos not exceed SI. 000 and at the rate of THREE PER CENT, per annum on the excess thereof, payable on or aftor July 21, 1Bb Deposits made on or oefore July 10, 1885. wilt draw interest from July 1, 1885. F. A.

SCHROEDER. Presidant. H. GEILING, Secretary. J.

Lehrekkrauss. Treasurer. F. Koc Cashier. INSTRUCTION.

CHRISTIANSEN INSTITUTE, Lata of 207 Schsrmerhorn st, HAS KEMOVED To more commodions building, 123 SIXTH AV. RITING LBSSONS ALL SUMMER, day and evening, BROWNE'S BROOKLYN BUS INESS COLLEGE, twonty sfxth year, 304 Fuitoa at, op uusitu oonuaon; apuuiaiiiieswriiiug, uribumetic, DOOK aeeping, eto, special teachers for persons of neglected According to tho ancient custom, Tammany Hall yesterday celebrated the glorious Fourth by assembling at tho big wigwam and listening to speeches made by prominent braves. As usual tha interior of tho ball was decorated with American flags and tbe in slguia of the soeiety. Tho usual crowd' filled tbe benches when P. Henry Dugro, Grand Bachem, preceded by tho bearor of tho Liberty Cap, entorad the big wigwam, followed by the sachems and braveB.

When tho stage had been filled so full of dignitaries that no one olso could get a seat, the Grand Sachem aroso and delivered an address of welcome. Then the band in the gallery played a national air and everybody felt like shouting for Amerlosn independence, but they didn't. Jacob A. Cantor read tbe Declaration in a loud voice that could be heard all over the hall, Orlando B. Potter, the orator of the day, delivered the long talk." Ho cboso for his text Tbe Declaration of Independence," and dwelt upon that theme for thirty five minutes.

Amoug other things he said By thuse that know no better the Declaration of Independence has been called a mass of glittering gen eralties. Aud yet it passage was the most heroic act recorded in tha history of tho republic' It put forth the great truths of freedom and established tbe proposition that no government can be successful unless it has tho consent and co operation of those govorned. Our forefathers builded better than they knew. It is of little moment for us to try to estimate tho valuo of the declaration. Tho result is before the world.

Our country has been prosperous and happy. It contains more English speaking people than tho whole world beside. After twenty five years of misrule the Republican party has been deposed from power and a man who declares that a public office is a publlo trust has been placed at the head of the Government. The return to confidence, may be a long ono, but It will surely como in time." Richelieu Robinson, gray haired but as smart as a steel trap, made tho first short talk. He declared that Tammany Hall was the ono breakwater which the people of the United States could depend upon against the lnroadB of "touifoolory aud snobbery." Othur Bpeak ors were Eugene S.

Ives, A. B. lappau and Denis Mc Mahou, Among the letters read were tho following Executive Mansion, 1 Washington, D. 0., July 1st, 1885. lion.

P. Henry Dugro, Grand Sachem. Deab Sill I beg leave to ackuowledge the receipt of your invitation to join the Society of Tammany In its 97th celebration of tbe Fourth of July, the birthday of the Republic, I regret that the pressure of official duties aud engagements prevents tho acceptance of this kind iuvitstlou. Of tho purposes sought to be accomplished by the people in thuir reeeut ohoico of a chief magistrate, re torred to in your note of invitation, I am seriously mindful. Io order that the hopes of tbe people may be fully realized, every momber of tho party lu power should yield a cordial support to all efforts on tho part of the Administration to restore a purs, free and just government, 'Iho statement oontained iu your note that "tbe Administration should so discharge all its functions as to merit not only the approbation of the people, but at the same time insure a harmonious party united iu Jeffersoniau Democracy," meets my approval, although my conception of tho true purposes aud the mission of my party convinces mo that if tho prosout Administration merits the intelligent approval of the people this result of itself certainly should insure a harmonious parly united in Jeffersoniau Democracy." While the coming celebration will revive aud keep alive tho memory of patriotic devotion and sacrifice for the Bake of free institutions, no occasion iB more propitious for a reuowal of our pledges to a true and progressive Democracy so essential to our country's safety aud prosperity.

Yours very truly, OitovEK Cleveland. When the was over the sauuems, braves and guests went down into the basament of tho wigwam and drank nro water uut of the over flowing fountain. A it, ix 'a LIPPITT OBEU In Brooklyn, July 1, 1885. by tho Rev. ChurloB W.

Turner, rector 01 St. Matthow's Church, AUliUSlUS LlPFTTT to FltANCEB E. OuEE, both of Brooklyn. ISIIOD. BARON On Friday, July 3, Delia, beloved wife of Baron.

Ro.arives and friends and alBO those of her brother, Owen HelliB, are invited to attend tho funeral from her late residence, 137 Twelfth Bt, on Sunday, July 5, at 2 P. M. BA1RNSON On Friday, July 3, youngest child 0 John G. and Margnrot Bairnson, agod 111 years. Funeral from the resideneo of her parents, ti Broome at, throe doors from Graham av, Brooklyn, K.

Sunday, July 5, ut M. BROWER On Thursday, July 2, IRA Db youngest son of T. and Sarah A. Brower, in the 19th year of his age. Funer.d sorvices at his late residence, 316K Monroe st, on Sunday, July 5, at o'clock P.

M. CROSBY Suddenly, at her lato residence, 55 Pulaski Brooklyn, Mrs. Ai. A. OllOSIiV.

Iruneral notice hroatter. CULLUN On July 2. ANDREW CULLEN. Funora! from his late residence, 101 Hariison Bt, Sunday, 5th instant, at 3:30 o'clock. Fourteenth Regiment War Veterans will assemble at the above address.

A. CllANDTOB, Secretary. DAVENPORT On sixth day (Friday). July 3, 1885, David Davkni'OKt, second son ot Ghas. 12.

and Anna C. Davenport. Fuueml from 977 Bergsn st on First day (Sunday), July 5, at 3 P. M. DAY In Brooklyn, Saturday, July 4, after a short illness, Eli as 11.

Day, in tho 73rd year otnis age. Notice of funeral hereatter. DONER On Saturday, July 5, Allik Ohaoe. only son of Jnines C. and Lizzie Doner, aged 3 years and 5 months.

Funeral private. DOWLEY On Friday, July 3, MORRIS F. Dowi.r.V. Rolativos and members of tho family, also members of Compuny Twelfth Rogiment, N. S.

N. and Kane Lodge, No. 404, F. and A. New York, are re suecttully invited to attend the luneral from his late residence, 3133 Pacific st, on Monday, July 0, at 11 A.

M. DmVNEY Suddonly, on Saturday, Jnlv4. at B27 Van derbiit hv, Sarah wife of Daniel J. Downey and daughter uf Ann and tho late John McCloskey. Funeral nrivato.

Philadelphia (Pa. papers please copy. EG AN Saturday, July 4, Jameh Egan, aged twenty six Relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 17 Sixteenth Tuesday, July 7. There will be a reijuiem mass iur tho repose of his soul at St, John's Church. Twenty first et, at 10 A.

thence to Holy Cross Cemetery. FINNERTY On Friday, July 3, THOMAS FlNNERTY. in his 7tith year. 1 Funeral to day (Sunday) from his lato residence, 332 Bergen st, at 2 P. M.

FOLliY July 3, beloved daughter of John and Annie Foley, aged 16 years. Funeral services from the Ohnrch of Sts. Peter and Paul, Williamf burjfh, on Sunday, July 5, at 2 P. M. GAFFNEY At her late residence.

No. 579 Park av, Margaret, beloved wife of Peter Gatfney, in her G3rd year. Thp relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Monday, July at 2 P. M. HULL In Biooklyn, July 2, of consumption, wife of Frankiin Huil, aged forty iivo years.

JENKINS On Monday, Juno 29, 1885, at her home. No. 20 Doan st. Margaret Theresa Jknkinb, daughter of the late William H. Sims, in tho 49th year of her age.

Interred at Greenwood. LAFFEL Thursday, July 2, 1885. Carrie E. daughter of Mary the late Augustus J. LaffoL Funeral from her late residence, 3 Olnuneey st, Sunday at 2 P.

M. Friends and relatives invited. A faithful daughter, a loviiiK sister; Nono knew her but to love hor, None apoae of hsr but to praise her. LEIGH Suddenly, on Wednesday, July at her residence, llil Bands st. Jane Hardy Leioh, ased 68.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services at residence, Sunday, July 6, at 10 o'clock A. M. LKMMFRMANN On Tuesday evening, July 3, after a brief illness. Miss AUGUSTA A. A.

LEMMEBMANN, at the age of 13 years and 7 months. Relatives and friendB aro reBpoctfully invited to attend tho funer.il from her late residence, 249 Clermont av, on Moudoy, July 0, at 2 P. M. Also members of tho Hermann Lodge. No.

2(i8, F. and A. M. German Oak Lodyo, No. 82, l.O.

O. Now York Schuetzeu lorpi, Anit Hagencr Club. LYl 'ORD On Saturday, July 4, Frank Arthur, youncost son of Ohurlos W. and Gussie R. Lyford, agod 14 months.

Uo.ativos and friends aro invilod to attend funeral services on Monday. July 6, at 2 30, 1G5 Prospect place. MAXWELL At hor residence. 19 ifferts placs. Brook yn, July 3, 1885, Matilda eldest daughter of Iho late William Muxwoll.

Funeral from St, Luke's Church. Clinton av, Sunday, July 5, at 3 P. M. Relatives and friends are invited to attend, McCANN On July 4, Georoe B. McCann.

Relatives and friends aro respoctfully invited to attend the from hfs lata residence, 23U Atlantio av. on Monday, tho at 2 P. M. ORMOND On Saturday, July 4, at tho residence of her pirents. Margaret, daughter of Margaret and tho late James Oi mond, aged li years, 9 months and 13 days.

Funeral from the residence of her stepfather, Mr. M. Marlborough, 472 Clermont av, on Monday, July (J, at 9 A. M. thence to St.

John's Chapol, whero a solemn requiem mass will he said for tho repose of her Boul. The Sodality ot tho Blessed Virgin are respectfully invited to attend. SADDINGTON On Thursday July 2, 18S5, Freddie. son of John F. and Minuiu P.

Saddiugton, agod 15 months. Funeral services on Sunday afternoon, July 5, at one hnlf past wo o'clock, at residence of hiB parents, No. 462 Willoughby av. Friends and relatives are respectfully invited, SCHUBERT On Friday, Jnly 3, Mrs, Jeannettb Schubert. Funeral services at tho house of her son, Constantino, Sunday, July 6, at 1:30 P.

M. SOI1NEPF On Friday, 3d HENRY Schnepf, agod 43 yoars. Funeral from hiB lato residence, 57356 Kosciusko st, neir Iteid av, 011 Sunday, the 5th at 1:30 P. M. Tho friends of the family, also the members of the Fourteenth Roziment.

War Veteran Association, tho members of II Company, Fourteenth Regiment N. G. S. N. the mombera of Perry Post, 80.

G. A. and momblrs of N. Y. Volunteer Fire Dopartment of New York City aro respectfully Invited to attend.

SOHUMAOHKR On Saturday, July 4, Emma AUGUST, baloved daughter of Bernhnrd and Anna Schumacbor. aged 1 year, 10 months and 5 days. Funeral at 3 P. on Sunday, July 6, from 1,371 Fulton St. STEVENS On Wednesday, July 1, Rev.

A. O. STEVEN, pastor of the Mothodiat Episcopal church in Kiver hoad. Funoral services at First place M. E.

Church, in Brooklyn. Monday, at 1 o'clock M. TIERNEY A Botemn (anniversary) reqniem mass for the repi sa of the soul of Eliza Tierney will be offered at St. Paul's Church, cornor of Court and Congress sts, on Monday, July li, at 9 o'ciook. RolntiveB and friends of the family and those of her son, Rov.

Matthew J. Tierney, are invited to attend. WHITE On Friday, July 3, Francis Eugene, infant son uf Jamoa L. and Adelia white, aged one month and twonty two days. Relatives and frienda are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from tho residence of his parents, Jfo.

393 Lexington av, on Sunday, July 5, at 2 o'clock P. M. ANTED LADIES TO LEARN DRESS r.nttine. trimmintr und drnmrnr hv French HQ are measure system; costumes cut and basted aud warranted to fit perfectly; cutting to order of patterns a epeoialty; competent dressmakers sent to familios. L.

KOJAiN OWSKI, 485 Fulton Bt, opposite Wechsler Abra ham's. 'MTANTED LADIKS AND GENTLEMEN to take our work nt their homes or on their vacations: simple ard easy; $6 to 915 per week easily and quietly made: distance no objection: do canvassing: no stamp rtmuired for reply. AdirQKS PIONEER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 707 Washington et, Boston, Mass. Nurses ana i ires mob. ANTED TO TAKE CARE OF BABY and make herseif generally usefal.

a roung girl; to Bleep at no me nignto. loi Alaaiaon at. CookA. her i ami iroueris. ANTED A GOOD COOK, WASHER nnii irnnnr.

onn who han no ohiection to CO in the country for the hummer; Protestant preforrod. Call for two days from 10 to 12 A. M. at IU'2 Otermont y. WANTEDLAUNDRESS AND YOUNG girl towash diRhes and do light housework; mother and daughter profeirod.

Address, with referencea, STKW AHDOF OXFORD CLUB. genera. IioiEseworii. WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE work, a young girl; muBt be a good plain oooic, washer and ironer, with good references. Oall at 202 Dean st, near Bond, ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE wnrk in a email family, a girl.

AddI? for two days at 721A Van Lire st, near Reid ar. iMIlUlOVIItr UL AUrilRICO. XliJ ANTED SERVANTS MANAGKDBY ladies Brooklyn Employment Bureau. 29 Concord Bt, near Fulton. 3 blocks below Oily Hall, bank on corner: many respectable servants coma here who hare never been at an office before situations ready in city or country.

WAWED UEIiP 7IAI KS. WANTED AS SALESMAN IN TRUNK business, a young man: one with experience preferred. Apply at trunk BtorB, junction Fulton et and Do Kalb av, Monday. ANTED TO MAKE HIMSELF GEN orally useful a jewelry store and learn toe Dull ness, a boy; salary low to begin. Apply Monday IU to la SPOONER A WELCH, H5 Slyrtle av.

WANTED SITUATIONS FE TTA f.ES, Csuraeannrt Menrastrefues. WANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE, by a young Scotch capable of taking entire charge of an infant; good seamstress would assist with chamberwork; beat city reference; willing to go to the country. Please addrosa Boi 5, Eagle offlco. ANTED SITUATION TO TAKE care of children and Assist with nnstairs work, bv a Protestant girl. Call at present employer's, 197 Waverly avenue.

Cb.amOeruin.ldit and Waitresses. WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bennaid and waitress in a private family or boarding house; no objections to light huusework. Please call at 345 Warren st. Cooks, WuHUerf aim irouers. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK and laundress or do general housework in a small family, by a respectable woman.

Appiy Monday and TuaB day at present employer's, 150 Sterling pluco. 7 AN TED SlTljATlO AS A COOK, waHber and ironer, or to do general housework, by a competent girl; has good reference. Address At. Box 7, Eagle office. General Housework ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN era.

housework, bv a respectable girl: is a good pi am cook, ana latnaross. uan at present piace ior reier ence, 15 President st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN er.il housework in a Drivate family or nrivate board ing house, by a young girl. Please coll at 26 Amity Bt, basement. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN era) housework in a small family, by respectable colored woman: can kIvo good city reference.

Call for two days, 10 Schenectady av, Brooklyn. ANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT hmiBoiDAtlr toifrirtl.f TVnnlllnn Kw nrttlriW Cjrm American gin. floase call at lau uyerson sp. ANTED SITU ATION TO DO LIGHT houBGWork in a family, by a respactablo young; girl; in willing and obliging. Please call at63 Pacificist.

WANWD SITUATION AS A HOUE: keeper or lady's companion, or any light employ meat. Call at i53 Myrtle av; top bell. JbinDiovment Asrencies. WANTED SITUATIONS MAN AGED by ladies Brooklyn Kmployraont Bureau, 29 Concord st, near Fulton, two blocks from the briane servants of all nationalities "we do not promise perfection," but the best nolo is selected wetnurses. WANTED SITUATIONS MALES, ANTED SITUATION AS COACH 24 can milk.

Address O. LUNDBERG, (310 Atlan tic av. WA NT AS II I fc C. WANTED WASHING BY A FIRST class laundross; for gentlemen or ladies; reference given. Please call at No.

235 Pearl at ATEIi WAYHING FAMILY AND gentlemen's washing, Call or address Mrs THOMPSON. 3'J8 Carlton av. ANTED WASHING AND IRONING, to take homo, bv a resnectablfi wo dish cirl. i' lease can at tioriumor si tie tureen roomy ana iving eton avs. YVANTED WASHING A RESPECTA ble woman wants to take washing homo or go ont by the day: is an excellent laundress; has tbe best of reference.

B53 Paoitio st. TED WASHING BY AN AMEKI can woman: is a first class laundrnsB; work to go ont by the day; gentleinen'B shirts, ladies' and children' Buits done up equal to new would also take it homo best of reference, Call at 40 Atlantio avenue. ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA would go out by the day. please.to call at 1,868 Atlantic av, top floor, bn ok room. ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA ble woman to go out by the day to work at houae cleaning; has good city reference.

Please call at 10 Hicks et, over the stores ANTED AYSHING FOR A CAP able women, to go out one or two days in the week; can do all kinds of fine laundry: has tho best of city reference. Call at 652 lirand av, second door. WANTED PROFESSIONAL WANTED DRESSMAKING A FEW more engagements, by the day or week; would go to the country; references. Address Ki7 Par av. TElENGAGEMENT ORGAN ist and choirmaster A gentleman, recently professor of music in England and conductor of two oratorio pocieties, is open to an engagement; successful choir train er and teacher; 14 years' experience: formerly honorary member Trinity College, London: professor of piano, organ, singing and harmony.

P. R. COX, No. 3(33 State Btreot. WANTED HO USES.

WANTED HOUSE A SMALL, TWO story, basement and cellar brick or atone house, in pood locality, with modern improvements; rent not over S420; possession immediately. Address CARLTON, Box 12, Eagle offico. WANTED HOUSES FOR OUR UP town office. 352 Nostrand av, southwest oorner of Lexington (entrance on Lexington av), all descriptions of property, improved or unimproved, for sale or exchange; aImo, bouses, stores, tlats and apartments to rent. MA COMBKR RICHARDSON, real estate agents.

Coal and wood, beBt, cheapest. A NT PARTM OF HOUSES. ANTED PART OF HOUSE BY A small familv: not lesi than four rooms, with all im provements. Address, stating location and terms, LKN, Box 19, Kagle office. AVAIVTEP FIjATS.

ANTED FLAT OR APARTMENT On the Hill, a small Hat. nr anartment on second floor, wall venriiatod and in auiet neiiriiborhood. not over Btores. Call, or address Mra. S.

W. AMBROali, Board ing House Agenoy. 417 Carlton av. WA 'TBD IUXCEI, jj AIVEOTJS. WANTED PARTNER IN A WELL established millinery and dres3 making btisinoss must be a stylish draper ana first class fitter.

DRAPER, Box 7, Eagle office WANTKD SCREW GUTTING LATHE, swing 14 inches, 4 feet between conters, second hand, in good order; name prico and where to be seen, Address WILLIAM MORGAN, P. O. Box 568, East New York. I. A I It A NTS.

JJRS. S. S. GIVES ADVICE ON BUSI ness. Consultations daily.

Office hours, 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Ho.

497 Fourth st, corner Manhattan av, Greenpolnt. RS. STARIT, CLAIRVOYANT LATE of Enrone; reads nlan6t8. cards, draws Dliotos. toils by stars, gives names of iriends and lovers; advice on alt affairs of life and lieilth.

To seen Snnday; fee 35c, 60c. No sign, private door. Walk np. 417 Carlton av, corner Fulton St. Ladies only.

DR. EDWIN POWELL, TRANCE CLAIR voyant Business and medidsl sittings daily. Sundays included. Spirit guides reveal everything you wish to know; advic, in business and family troubles; trace lost or stolen property; tells whom and when you will marry. 439 Fulton first floor 50c.

and SI. R. SHEA, CLAIRVOYANT, USES NO tnlls names of dead and I Win a friends, whom ana wnen you wm marry, Duaineio, journeys, tsvr suits, ont friends or anything you wish to know; positive satisfaction; twenty yean1 practice; care, all diseases or no pay: materializing seances Sunday. Tuesday ami Thurtdaj A.M. tot P.M.

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