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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE SUNDAY. AUGUST 16, 1885. Fi7nNlSI ROOMS WANTED nOOMS. FOR SALE MOUSES. WANTED HELP FEMALES.

8tfBllHEB BESOttTS. tion on short notice from New York actors unemployed or out of the bill, It is thought the system proposed by tho "Criterion" matiagora can bo carried out with more profit to themsolves and more satisfaction to their patrons than if they filled thoir time with indifferent travoling attractions. A capital performance of :1 The Tourists is assured at tho Summer Pavilion Theator to mor Til DAILY I'Al'ihK is i i lis Forty aixlh year. It ia cv. iM rii 'on th working dnya of tho sCiSU MOliNlNGS, TKiiAIS Ol' JSC INSCRIPTION 10 ir six mt hh; month single copiorf 3 couu; Sunday edition $1.50 pur year, poutitge in eluded RATES FOR AD VERTLSINO.

60LID AOATE KAC1I INUEnTION. Pr line. First Pape 15 cents Second Fourth Page '23 coins Ji i 1 lull Couniereial N.itices, Third or Fourth Pace fib cento rlocond (Editorial) Pago 5 I fX) Amu mi in. L. ct and Evoor O.iiis outs 'rtivmeuls enili full i.

lloiids. nie Hl. i in" linos or 'venty tive cents i' firs Josei tinti and rili.V I. nO. SMVe i IVjCl'f i i i'.

"'I'd I.of." ri 'Wants." Fifteen coils linu in UXCt'bi five lines. Pors mi! De lis, Lost and Found one dollar tor each lev rt when not exceeding fivi linos. Religious X.lu es liny cctits t' each insertion live lines or less. Si uat inns wanted, initios, '25 conts lomulos, 15 cents. No deviation ir.iin these rates.

Cash in advance in all osbos. Principal "iiioo BUILDINGS. HOS. 34. 30 AND FULTON STREET.

BROOKLYN. ISRANl'll OF KICK II HRO. VDWAY. K. D.

Tin: eagle new yurk. city. Wo havo estalilislioil agencies fur tlie salo of tho EAGI.K at suno of tlio principal points in Now York City, as fi.il.r.vs: Astor House stops. O. P.

H.ickwoiKf. Grand street Ferry." V. H. Olinoli. 171 South street.

Fulton st foot and iy. Knnx ltr.iMiu:. James Mead. ivolay st root mot idwiy. THE EAGLE I.N EUROPE.

Tito EAGLE can bo obtained nt lii)li's United State! Exohanuo. 9 Strand. Charing Cross; American Travelers' Rending Rooms. 4 liain nlaoo: the American Exchange, 440 Str'nid. and A.

Club. 175 New Bond street, London. Also, at Oo Roulevnrd d()3 Cnpueines and Miinreo 7 Rue Scribe. Paris. James T.

Bates A Geneva, Switzerland, and the Gorman Transatlantic Exchange, 78 Friedi ichstrasse, Berlin, w. A EGYLE HOTEL, BABYLON, L. I. ONE HOUR VIA LONO ISLAND OPEN TO OCTOBER! 11 RBVISED RATES AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. Beantifnl park of sovonty acres.

New bath hous Orchestral miuio. Exoeptfonally fln boating, nanlnaT driT ing and stablimj facilities. "nr RIOHARD IL STEARNS, Propriotor jyjONT VERT HOTEL, MIDDLETOWN 8PRTNGS, VERMONT OPEN from Juno 15 to October 1 The leading Summer resort of the Green Mountain. Accommodations for 350 guests. For plan of room, prices, circulars, apply to or address G.

W. MAO AVOY, Mont Vort Hotel, Middletown Springs. Yt Or J. 4 J. EAGER, 34 Cliff stLNewYork City jyjpVNSION HOUSE, MORRISTOWN, N.

J. First class family hotel, open all tlio year; house new finely furnished; electric bells, gas, baths, hot and cold water; heated by steam; terms moderate; the only first class modern improvement house in the place B. O. GUERIN. Proprietor.

AGLE. Ticse going in tLi country for tho Summer CAN HAVE THE EAGLE, SUNDAY INCLUDED, Sent them for $1.00 per month. Postage paid. rRLENTA HOTEL, MANHATTAN REACH HOTEL, NOW OPEN. AMPLE STABLE8 AND CARRIAGE ROOMS.

DRIVING OVER THE NEW BOULEVARD TO THK HOTELS. Wlth O. M. REYNOLDS. 115 Broadwav, Room r0m "ocurod DIRECT WIRES TO rrHB kaTTsberg tins new, large A attractive and well arranged bummer boarding house 18 pleasantly located near the terminus of the Stony Clovo and Catakill Mountain Railroad; wida pia7zas on three sides of the house; Hunter Mountain and the Colonel's Chair cloae hand; bathing house on the premises for the free use of quests; accommodations for 100.

For further particulars please address for illustrated circular, with cut of house and grounds, ROBERT ELLIOTT, Hunter, Greene County, W. Y. JLEN RIDGE HOTElT CORNWALL ON HUDSON. LARGEST HOTEL IN CORNWALL, Accommodates 300. Appointments first class.

S. M. MOLLOY, Proprietor. j. H.

KUUU8QM, Manager. Hnn IrJ. SHELTER ISLAND. 1., N. OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER.

One of the most attractive and shady seaside resorts on the Atlantic coast. Excellont yachting, bathing, fishing, driving, bowling, billiards, tennis, etc. Torms reasonable and glvon on application. K. N.

WILSON. Proprietor. Also of the Langham, Fifth av. and Fifty second at. New York.

izzenWpiTotel; 1,300 FEET ABOVE THE SKA. N. S. HOWE. Manager.

PORTER A KEITH. Proprietors. QUAKER HILL. Dutchess County, N. Y.

from Pawling Station, via. Harlem RallroatS. NOW OPEN. Apply at the hotel or to F. T.

KEITH, at the Astor House, N. Y. JN THE HEART OF THE CATSKILLST" HOTEL ULSTER, NE HILL, Ulster N. on tho tTlsterand Delaware Railroad house lias all modorn improvements; depot, Poa! co Sn1 close by. OPEN until October 18So.Sond for oircuiar.

H. F. BAKER, Proprietor. 1 ALU WIN'S, ITT I One hour from city. Large, airy rooms; ocean broeses home comforts; bathing, boating and fishing; excellent shooting: lawn tennis; special rates for remainder 'i' snd families.

Addresa Mrs. 3.1 JIlOMPSOJVMllburn LHalUJaWwjmLLlJ ATSKILL MOUNTAINS COCKBURN Houso on U. 4 R. R. easy of access to leading Summer resorts; location unsurpassed, broad njarzas, large airy rooms, well furnished iccommo: i tes 75 guests, table first class; terms, through August seven to ten dollars.

fnr Particulars address VAN COCK BUK. Muuiit Pleasant, Ulster County, N. Y. BAY SHORE, L. ON GREAT SOUTH BAY Andnoar Ijire Island; brat class board in one of the coil, est cottages; plenty of Bliade, large piazra, boating, fishing, driving.

Address EMBURY COTTAGE, Box 79. MOUNTAIN VIEW country board at a farm house In tho Cats kills: high ground; no malaria; fine mountain view; reached by YV est hhoro and Buffalo Railway and Cats nl terms modi.rate. Address AMOS J. STORY, Leeds, Greene N. Y.

ARM BOARD. can accommodate a few boarders on my farm, near FI.I.EVVIf l.l.' itf $5 per week. To aud from depot free. Address IV. H.

MCDOWELL. ELLEN V1LLE, Ulster N. Y. "piRST CLASS BOARD ON A FARil JL among the Catskills; plonty of milk, eggs, butter, etc. healthy location, on high ground; pure air, no malaria; terms $fi per week; references given Address JIJDSON STEWART, GRAPEVII.LE.

Greene County, N. Y. fiirjIMEK BOARD AMONG THE MO UN kJ tains of Orange County three hours from city no malaria; no mosquitos; pleasant village; convenient to telegraph, post office and railroad terms reasonable. Clr vl i'iT Pli'ii'i. on application J.

Willi 1 A r. R. Unionville. Y. 1DLEWILD "COTTAGE, PURDY'S STATION.

WESTCHESTER COUNTY. N. Y. Hoard induced from the fifteenth of August for the rest of the month ud also for September. Please sddreu aa above.

HAWTHORNE COTTAGE. A low more boarders can be accommodated nt a rivate nouve; near tlie bay: plentr of sailing, good bat, ing and excellent tilling: a lir.t class tablo. Mrs. Captain D. B.

THUKHHR. Ptttchogne, L. I. DELAWARE HOUSE, LACK A WAXEN, PA. Capacity i5; terms und $li per week.

Boating, bathing and black bass Hailing tine boats circular and particulars on application. Addr as. J. Hi H.llEllT, Manager. OfiM OF THE CATSKILLS.

AINES FALLS, P. (J. GREENE N. Y. Houso centrally located os walking distance to all points of interest 1 milo from Kaatersklll and Haines rails, or tonus address N.

T. SCR IB.VER, Proprietor. AIRFIELD HOTEL, Jl i 'AlRFIi uoar Bridgeport. Henlti'iiest and shadiest spot on the Sound no fogs or malaria one hour ami a half from New York via A N. H.

It. li. cars to Fairrii ld hotel refitted and oiinned by new proprietor on most reasonable terms fishing, b.iat ing, riatiiiug. hilluirds and most lovely, shady drives; circulars and terms on applii ation. M.

O. Proprietor. ERWIN HOTEL, FAIRFIELD. Conn ne.ir Itrl. sou sonnies'.

on me ftoiinil no fogs or malaria; one hour and a half from New York via N. Y. A N. H. It.

R. ears to Fairtiold. hotel rtilittod and opened by new proprietor on reasonable terms; fishing, boating, bathiiig. billiards and most lovely, shady drives; circulars and terms on appliuAt inn O. CAMROUX, Proprietor.

np HE CENTRAL DELA WARE WATER JL GAP, Pa. A new Use furulshed; the most desirsble location at tho Gap; pure spring wnter, sanitary arrangements perfect; special rates for September and October. Address SJ. OVERFIELD. BOARD AT ELEGANT in hojirt famous Mnuntain rcgitm ro loaindtT of Kcaon $5 pjr ucck rooini plt nsant, airy, pli'iiry shade; table tirit chtj milk, fruit, v.

gyt iblcrf, noullry from larni. Addres J. li. EIiGERLY, Cairo. S.

Y. BOARI)KKS W7VXTin est land in tin Stat'? b. ard can bn obtninod for $5 pnr viM V. duruig dpttii.bcr and October; lino hshing and hunting nenr by (wo lakes near bv tw towers insight; uiBo lirweand commodious Uvbhi cIsm. Addrciilr.

C. BENTLEY, ioshen (Center. Litchfield LV, Conn ATSKILL MOUNTAINS. luToOK HOUSE KUW OPE four Itottec trn V. Yitrk.

Circular and Unms ddrn VAN NORMAN A Palcnvillo, Orcoti' County, N. Y. milB CLEMENT HOUSE. fl. l.il.KKI jlllvan Oounty, N.

HnVintf CliaU l'O iKLllflri flll'i lifllli' rlit.wt rlvA of hi now OPEN fur gUL Hta, acconimiMlates terms moderate; plenty of lu.iio, milk and fresh tKri. Viutttr. Ac; iruo bu to and from depot, tbont ne minute's ride to hotel. For fur tlior pnrticnlirs i fill on or nddro.M to tho lady of my city Unubo, 220 Filth bt, Y. 'JMAKLJfS KKKF.

Propri tor. OUNL VIEW HOUSE. lO NORTH PORT. L. 1 nr.

btiviit. Of LO(J InLAND S0U5D. Larue and wtll htli it crnnnila. in Terms moderate. DAVID O.

HARTT. Propnotor. 57ASHINUTON LAKE HOUSE. O.tod toird at a (rvrm houno. a br.ititifnl utra inn To within ono y.ghth of a milo; elevation l.bOO net beautiful sconr very hoalthr.

hni r.iw largo, airy tojius. Addreas JOSEPH TI n'HER. Eldred. Sullivan County, N. Y.

ATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, OPEN JUNE 1 TO OCTOBER 1. est location and randcst view in thn Flf teen degrees cooler than Now Ywrk or Philadelphia. than Jow Yur or Phi nln nhla. Di aily rate, jjm oh rm ror circular, uai HOUSK COMPANY, Oatskill, ft. Y.

CATSKILL MOUNTAIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE. DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. 1 iiorouKiu ronovau aii'j nartott all the latest im proveinontti: dramajro pfrfoct; eto vated lituatiun. cool tempcxaturo. band for circular.

inf. itit.u. tiAuar.it oon. fALION HOTEL, WOODSliCRGH, L. 18 miles from New York and Brooblrn: maimlSooni houtw, eloKantly fuminhful; splendid tabl and drive: pictureaquo Hurroandlnirs: boulovard to Ctxlarhunit ana the ocean terms reasonable.

Address A. S. GLADWIN. RAN DON HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKE. ORANGE COUNTY.

Y. PEN for tho season 'IV, hours from New York OitT. via Erie Dooot Train leave Chamber ut. at 8:40 A. M.

and 4:40 P. M. Tuk'uraph hotl. for circular, 4d dreaa D. EDGAR CLOSE, Propriotor.

mHE PAVILION, NEW BIiIGHTONS. harmlnolv looatAd: half hnnr sail frnm Wo Vni liberal management and rates; arrangftmenti perfeot. Bona for "A bsson at tho Pavilion Illustrated, I FOREST HOUSE, 1 BUDIVB LAKE, MottIj County, N. NOW OPEN for tho ieoii of lflfl.1 nntipr ntiunM manaffemont. Term5 modnrato.

rvixio.ai ii. DAarK, rronnelor. imiv 01 uirara tiouso, railadcipl. rittativvv i DELAWARE WATER GAP. Pa.

Tho most accoaslblo mountain rcaort adjacent to New York: crand acenerv. nuro atraoanhern hnnu. fit imm in all appointments; capacity 300: clovo ton, gas, electric bellt puro oprins wator in bedrooms; tAfiitary an raagementa perfect; uond for circular. TSTANTED ROOM A BACK PARLOR for physician's office; location boyond wosirana av, or on Prospect Heights, near Seventh or Sixth av. Ad dress li.

I Eagio onice. ROOMSFRONT PARLOR or two connecting rooms on hrst floor; front on or near Atlantic av or Court st; moaerate. Aaaross xi. oxm. Eagle office.

WANXEDIIOOITIS FUItMSiBliO. WANTED ROOM FURNISHED BY a young man, a medium sized fumishod room, for a mouerato price, situated in tno vicinity or uio iirooKiyn Library. Address 0. G. 13 Atlantic av, stating terms.

ANTED ROOM FURNISHED "GEN tleman wants ft larce. nicely furnislted room with breakfast in private family, within half mile of City Hall. Address A Jl. P. O.

Box 20. ICOARDIWi. BOARD 44 MONROE ST HANDSOME Iy furnished front hall room for a single gentleman, with good board references exchanged. BOARD ON THE HILL 206 WASHING ton Park, large and pleaaantroom on second floor; also rooms on third floor; roforenees exchanged. BOARD ON THE HILL 61 SOUTH OX ford at Handsomely furnished Becnnd floor: alao, back parlor, with hall room adjoining; suitable for family or party of gentlomen references.

BO ARD TO LET, VITHFIRSTCLASS board, handcomoly furnished second floor room and bedroom, tw l.irgo closots, hot and cola water; also, single rooms. 107 Henry st. OARD 170 CLINTON ST HEIGHTS flJJ Large socond floor front room; all improvement; two closets; also other rooms; poodiioard and torms reasonable tablo boarders desired. BOARD 53 JOHNSON ST, THREE MIN utes from bridge, large second story front and back connecting room; also small rooms; terms moderate; tablo boarders taken. BOARD HANDSOIVQELY FURNISHED rooms, single or on suito, also an extension with folding bed, to lot with board; references.

At 116 Second ulace, near Court st. OARD 1S7 COLTOfmA" HEIGHS Parties wishing to mako Winter engagements will tind unusufilly fh')isant rooms on second floor; table and attendance lirst class; roference exchanged. BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS (S3 LTV ingston st Pleasant rooms; all modern improvements throughout the house; good substantial table and homo comforts; terms reasonable. BOARD NO. 253 AND 255 WASHING ton st; a largo pleasant room; also a fow small rooms with first class accommodations; threo minutes' walk to tho bridge BOARD 2940NT6N ST I large rooms at reasonable rates; to let with or without, board convenient to all ferries; also, tablo boardors accommodated.

BOARD FROM SEPTEMBER 1, BOARD can bo had at 600 Henry st, second story, largo square back room, with all improvements; terms modcr ate convenient to Hamilton Ferry, opposite Socond place. BOARD TO CLASS board, hall and large square rooms, newly furnished, on second and third floors; table boarders accommodated. lia btato st. betwoeti Clinton st. and Sidney place.

BOABD 53 CONCORD ST, TWO SlIN utes from bridge Large and small rooms, nicely furnished; all improvements; terms reasonable; table boarders. BOARD 123 SCILERMERHORN ST TO let with boaid, a large room on third floor; also two Ml joining rooms on second floor; hall bedroom; hotand cold water; terms reasonable. BOARD ONTHE av, comer of DeKalb Very dosirablo alcove room on second flimr; all improvements; also hall room on third floor. BOARD ONTHE HILL, 189 CAHLTON av, large, squaro front room on third floor; also SOUnro room in Kocond flnfir tnnt rdncfita fnr irfintiiniAii and wife, or two single gentlemen. OARD ON THE HEIGHTS LARGE alio small ronniR tulat.

with hnnrrl. una tint And cold water, on fourth floor; large closets; sanitary plumbing; Ave minutes walk from South and Wall st Ferry; references exchanged. 52 Garden plaoo. OARD AT 38vi HENRY ST A LARGE, pleasant room, with hot and cold water, suitable for two; also; a hall room house, location and table rirst lass: terms verv mndf'rjitft nnlv n. fow niiniitPfl ti.

Stinf.li and Wall st. ferries. BOARD NO. 302 STATS ST A LARGE, well furnished room. cnnrAinin all im nrovntnents also two extra sized hall rooms, with excellent board and prompt attendance; within ony walking distance to fer (sanu undge; table boarders accommodated.

OARD A FEW YOUNG LADIES AND geutleman. or centU'irten nnd wivp. o.iin nceum niodated with good hoard; rooms largo and cool; tbreo inutos from i ulton terry and bndiro: terms S3. 50 to according to rooms. 15 Willow st.

OARD TO LET WITH BOARD, 235 3 West Warren nt. n. birrn fnrninhpd linll room, whero a gentlemnn can have a substantial table and good home; walking distance to South and Wall st. i ernes. OARD 93 NASSAU ST, A FEW MORE gentlemen can bo accommodated with trnnt board and nicely furnished rooms; throo minutes of Bridge and five of ferries; table boardors accommodated.

Call all tho BOARDN Henrv st. between Clark and Pierrenont st. larce' and small handsomely furnished rooms, newly papered and painted; hot and cold water, with large closets, for fmnilies or single gentlemen; houso and location first class; torms moderate. OARD ON THE HILL CHEERFUL alcove and iriufiro rooms: hot water, rood closets: houso mwly furnished and carpotud; limited number taken nci homo comforts supplied. Apply at 70 Hanson place.

OARD A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAM il residinir on the Hill will, to redimo firnenscH. let several handsome rooms, with or without board house is weil furnished and in thorough order; mi unusual op portunity; terms, moderate location excellent. 353 Cumberland st. OARD MANSION HOUSE, BROOK lyn Heights. Directly opposite Wall st, N.

Y. four minutes' walk to Fulton or Wall st. lerrynnd the bridgo terminus; superior accommodations at reasonable rates: large shaded grounds; coolest location in the vicinity of on: select lamiJy and transient hotel; Jin) roums. Write for circular. KOAltO WANTED.

BOARD WANTED FOR 3 ADI7LTS ON Long Island; private family; farm preferred near water, within ono hour Brooklyn. Terms must bo reasonable. Address S. A. Eagio office.

BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN and wife (middle aged); must be on the Heights nd on the second floor and first class tablo. Answer F. Eagle ottice. BOARD WANTED BY A SINGLE GEN tleman, in a Catholic fj.mily In St. Ambrose Parish its viciuity can furnish tirst class reforonce.

Address E. F. Box 3, Eagle otfice. BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLEMEN, a room, with board, whore there are few or no other roomers; near Wall t. Ferry.

Address, stating terms and other particulars, C. Eagle otlico. BOAlWANra and wife, second floor rooms, with lirst clnss board in private family. Address with tonus and location, F. Box 19, Englo otHce.

OOARD WANTED BY A YOUNG GEN fij) tleman, hr Tirivato family. Episcopalian preforred neighborhood of the Ilill highest reference furnished and expeoted. Address, stating terms, ENGLISHMAN, Eagle ofhee. BOARD WANTED GENTLEMAN AND wifo would like to ongage board at a reasonable price, with good tablo replies to receive attention must particulars price; references required. Address FULTON, B.

22, Eagle oflice BOARD WANTED FOR FIVE (THREE children) on Long Island within an hour of City Hall, New York; shady grounds ana near bathins: do sired. Reply fully, stating tonus, to R. Bu '22, Eale othco. Board' wantedlXdydress: maker wants a largo and small furnished room, with board, in a private house near the Ciiy Hall terms not "ceed $7 per week; references exchanged. Address S.

"OOARD WANTED EARY 3 tember, two largo second story front and roar rooms, connecting, with board for two at moderate terms: will furnish one room except carpot private family and permanent arrangements desired best references. Address, giving particulars, CORRESPONDENT, Box 7, Kaglw oifico. IIURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, FUR niched or unfurnished, very pleasant rooms; oil improvements. Apply at '245 Halsey st. nearTompkins av.

IURNISHEfi ROOM" Jl uished hall room; within a few minutoa' walk of either WhII st. or South ferry. Call all week, 124 pacific st. FURNISHED ROOMS TOLE FOR gentlemen also rooms for light housekeeping; American family. 23 Nassau st.

TURNISHED ROOMS TO LET7LaRGE Jjl furnished room, with clusot. gnsand use of bath; also a hall room, with closet and gas. 42o Henry st. UK ISO EI) ROOMS NICELY UR" XL nisl.od front alcove and square back room on second ilo. ir also back room on third flour, with good, substantial board ample closets; hot and cold water.

'270 Clinton st. FURNISHED ROOM TLETON THE heights; good neighborhood; three minutes walk ir nii bridge and ferries; family strictly private: no other roomn rented $2 a week. Address H. Eagle office. RTiURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, NICELY iL fumishod rooms to single gentlemen or gentleman Mid wifo; convenience for housoKeopiug if required; also single rooms.

Call all the woek at 3o9 Jay st. tlURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, TWO li. beautifully furnished front rooms, with gas and use ol bath; private house. Ploase call at or address 401 Adelphi st. between Fulton st.

and Greene av. BURNISHED ROOM TO LET, NICELY furniahed. for one or two gentlemen; location. Twenty third Ward, one block from cars. Apply in stationery store, 707 Bedford av.

IJURNiSHED ROOMS TO LET, LARGE, square rooms and small rooms, newly nd hand inply furnished; bath room, terms reasonable Apply at 19 Clinton st. BURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, BACK parlor and kitchen; ono large room on parlor floor and two front rooms on second floor; wilt let to single gentlemen or for light housekeeping; trms moderate. Apply 71 Willoughby sL I71URNISHED ROOMS YOUNG COUPLE having more room than they want, wonld let handsome, newly papered, painted and furnished second story front large and hall rooms, together or separately; gas, bath: houso and location first class; terms reaaonatdo. 200 Union st. fXURNISHED ROOMS FRONT PARLOR with front bedroom, bath, hot and cold water, for two respectable gentlemen, at $2 each, and small inside room for two, $1 each everything unusually good and clean.

First Hat, 594 Atlantic av, junction of flat bush. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, AT 154 6chermerhorn st, near Smith, a pleasant, square room, nicoly furnished, to gentleman and wife or single gentleman; nil improvements; also, a pleasant, airy hall room, with largo closet, to HinglB gentleman; no light iioutiii keeping allowed; references exchansed. ANTED LADIES TO DO FANCY work at home: steady work guaranteed. Apply after A. Jl.

at Jo Court st. il. f'KAftliin. "ST ANTED A FIRST CLASS DRESS maker in a small establishment; also, apprentices. Address C.

Eagle ottico. VsrANTED FIRST CLASS FINISHERS i.ii iAiA (inn li)3f valid itretiurwd to woik. Mond. at 8 A. M.

POTOSKY STAADEKER, 413 Broadway. AS FIGURE IN A WHOLE 7 sale cloak and suit house, a young lady of stylish appunrancc 3R bust. Annly Munty, betvrcon 0 and 10 o'clock. SCHUTZ BROTHERS i BLATH, 35(3 Broad way, etv orlt. vt.rAXTEDTSDY'AND GENTLEMAN ti.

I' irn 'irraoiiv: ill! r. iduatos seelli'i) nnsitions. Tni Ti m'i I 'is, ruct' hi i aiel 141 Fulton st. Bi i vlvri; P.irk row. N.

C' nnectod by wiro tf jr i t' Mc I l.m. r.at'ihliuiunl ID y.ifirs. A NTE I ABRAHAM L' dressmaking dopar'uiont, reuuirc inline lirst cuss cullers, drapers, nnu'ers, maenmu mmm at. skirt, waist and general hands. Inquire for Miss GULT.SOHE, torev.oman dressmaumg workrooms, third floor; take elevator.

(scneriil iloiiwcworlt. FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK, a tidy girl about 14 years old, immediately sleep hmin. 187 Dean st. TTT A VTTCTWFri'R. (AT.HAT, HOUSE rk.

fin Anif rinan Octiiian girl references. Aim. LEONARD. ilTo" Lat; iiyifhc av. Y'v 7AN'rEi; TO DO GENERAL PIOUSE iv.rk.

a good tr.rl. Protestant, to go into the country and assist witii children. Madison st, near Tompkins av. rANTKDTO ASSIST IN HOUSE work and caro of cliildron, a young girl. 820 DeKalb av.

Employment AtrencieH. STANTED SERVANTS MANAGED BY ladiesBrooklyn Emphtymont Bureau, '29 Concord Ht, nerr Lulton, 3 blocks bol jw City Hall, bank on corner; many respectable servants como horu who have never been ut an othco before situations ready in city or country. OTANTED ESTATE OFFICE, nbiiv; must, write a fair hand and not be afraid of work; per week. L. W.

Box 9, Eagle office. ANTED FOR LIGHT OUTSIDE business, two young men; good weekly pay. J. LOUD. 230 Atlantic av.

7 ANTED AGENTS IN EVERY COUN tv in the U.S.; 475 nor month or commission send stamp; yoods sold by rumple. PAUL TABEL, Chicago, 111. ANTEDINDEPENDENT POUNCERS on ladies' felt hats. Amjlv LONDON MANUFAC TURING COMPANY, (111 West Twenty third st, New York. W7ANTED LNT a bakery a good.

smart boy; German preferred. Apply at 1C1 Park place, near Flatbush av. ANTED TWO ENERGETIC SALES men of good address; salary and commission paid to active men. Apply at i) A. M.

to J. It. TLEL, 300 ul ton at. WANTED FOR DRUG TRADE I Brooklyn, salesmen; must bo familiar with druga nud chemicals and actjuainted with retail druggists; salary and expenses paid. Apply to REX DISINFECTANT 21 Morton st.

WANTED (FREE TO EMPLOYERS) Immediately, men and women for variouB positions, city and country; numerous unhllod orders now on our bonks, in offices, storeB, hotels and private families, at good salaries; bring references. MANHATTAN AGENCY, 73'3 Broadway, New York. I WANTED A FIRST CLASS GENTLE man cutter for private dressmaking establishment, salary $'20; coachman, hard wood scraper, at once; youth for oltioo; blacksmith, porters, ('river, plumbers, gns fitter, butcher, kitchonman, oysterman, bookkeeper, American carpenter and wife, baker, furninhed froo to employers. United States Agency, 279 Washington st. iiirsfls nml WANTED SITUATION TO TAKE care of children, by a young Norwegian girl 318 Van Brunt st, in the bakery.

ANTED SITUATION TO CARE FOR children or do litfht housework in a nico family. by a girl. Call for two days 290 Twentieth st, between lifth and Sixth avs. O'eneral Ilouscworlt. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small family, by German girl.

Please call at 111 Fifteenth St. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN era! housework, by a respectable woman is a good cook, washer and ironer; has first class reforenco. Apply at 357 Flat bush av, in Btore, 10 to 2. TED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, bv a vounir irl: is irood wanner and ironor; is willing and obliging. Ploase call for two duys at 54U Vandorbilt av no postal cards answered.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework in a small family, by a respectable young woman; is a good plain cook, washer and ironer; has good city roferonces. Call for two days at 105 Duf tiuld at. Employ incur Aereiiciea. 7 ANTED SIT ATIONS A A bv ladies Brooklvn EmDlovinent Bnroau. 2D Con cord st.

near Fulton, two blocks from the bridaro: servants of all nationalities; we do not promise perfection," but tho best help is selected wetnuraott. WANTED SI UAH 1 1 0 IVS HI A I ANTEDSITUA or (Irish); good references as to strict honesty and sobriety. Address C. O. Eaglo office.

AN TED SIT UATION TO LEARN the plumbing trade, by young man ngod 17. with two years' experience. Address 374 Hudson av, KTANTED SITUATION TO DO GAR dnnin? and cirintr for horses on a cS' tato, by a reliable man, aged 21), of good appearance and excellent references understands sailing and caring for boats, etc. Address three days IIARL1NG, Etigle othco. ANTED SITUATION AS GARDEN thorouc hlv uo in the ceneral routine of onrlv rnd lato forcing of Iruits, llawors and vegetables; best ol roferences.

Address J. BREEN, 10 Battery place. New York City. STED PBO FF.SS I OXA I TRBTANTED PUPILS AVESTERN UNION operator will givo lessons in telegraphy day or evening; elasB now forming. 770 Fulton st.

ANTED DRESSMAKING ENGAGE menta to go out by the day can now be made. Mrs. M. J. CUTLER, 181 Court st, first flat.

jUSTTED HOUSEKEEPING BY A Now England woman of middle auo. with abiliiv and good reference; in a nice family wlnr a mother's caro is nooded. Address L. L. fit.

717 ANTED SEWING BY A SEA stress, to go out by tho day to private family. Ap ply to Miss AAS, 92 Henry st, between 12 and 2. AlTEDWASHiNG RIOSWO table woman: to take homo or co out bv the day is an oxcollont lauudres; has the best of refuroncu. bDii Faeinc st. ANTED WASHING AND IRONINt, by thu day or lo tako homo, by a good laundreso: has tho best of reference.

Call at 21)1 Graham tt, near Lafayette av. ANTED WASHING AND IRONING by a rcsnectable Swedish woman 10 tako home prefers gentlemen's washing; has Kod city reference. Call for two days at Baltic at, lirst tloor. ANTED WASHING BY A RESPEO table woman: first class gentlemen's and family washing to do at her own Inane by one who thoroughly understands all kinds of fino washing, ironing and lluting. Address (JG8 Atlantic av.

ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA ble Germnn man washing and ironini. to iro out ny i no uay or iano uome: or nonacueaning; uasgooa city reference. CaH for twit dayj at ")04 Wiirren Hi. ANTEi woman, washing, hotisecleaing and sweeping; is a first class laundress; best city referericG. PJoase call on Mrs.

F. 'MS Navy at, up two tlights, third door ouiy all postals answered. WANTED HOUSE TO IRE, BY Sejitombor 1, on tho Heights, a hous of not less than 15 rooms; modern improvements and in good con dition. Address ELLIOTT, Box '2b, Eagle oftico. ANTED HOUSE TO RENT, WITH r.r without nrivilec of a hnnsn In ennd location in tne iny oi uhioki yn niuht nave an improvements.

Agents and owners aridruss Box Eagle office S7ANTED HOUSE ()N SEPTEMI5I0R 1, a small house, vr lower part of roomy houfe. within ten minutes' walk of ferries, a family of adults: references Urst class. Address for three dnya J. W. ollire.

raf ANTED HOUSE TO PURCHASE AT a bargain (for less than A house on" Brooklvn heights. Address, stating location and lowest cash price, A. D. T.t 146 West Twelfth Ht, New York City. ANTED HOUSrE TO PURCHASE for cash, 3 or 4 story dwelling house; brown stone or brick front all modern impr ivetnentj; furnished unfurnished; in L'Jth Ward or vkiuity, value, to O.vuors address by mail.

Mining location and price. STEPHEN S. MARSHALL, Broadway, New YorkCity. WAiV'il' fiAIX.S OF SHOCKS, 7LTANTED PART OF HOUSE FUR nislied A young couplo vant.s half of house or sec oud floor, fully li lished for housekeeping, in first class location state pii Address office. rv7ANTED PART OF HOUSE BYA genteel family, threo adults, an apartment of four or five rooms, at low rental; between the bridge and Wall st.

Forry. Address R. S. Eagle office. TS7ANTED PART OF HOUSE tTNFUR nislied By a gentleman and wife, lowor part of a house, flat, or small house; latter preferred; slate terms (which must bo moderate) anil location, or no notice taken; references exclmnged.

Address, with particulars, HOUSEKEEPING. Eagly office. ANTED PART OF HOUSE FOR housekeeping. September 1, by man and wife, no children, second floor ol two or three unfurnished or partlj furnished rooms; modorn houso; plenty closet room, west of Bond st, and between Fulton st. and Athmfic av.

best of references required and glvon. Address G. U. Eagle oflice. VANTES ANTED FLAT WITHIN EASY Distance of ferries, a small flat, suitable for two adults: steam heat; rent not to oxceod monthly.

REFERENCES, Box 18. Eagle offieo. WANTED FLAT A SMALL FLAT OR part of houso. within walking distance of ferries; rnnt not to oxceod per mouth. Address W.

J. 139 Henry st I BURNISHED ROOMSTO RENT, ON tho Heights, small and large suitable for gentleman and wito or single gentleman private houso with all improvements: five minutes from Fulton and Wall st. ferries or Bridgo; Can be seen nil week, 11 Pineapple atreot. IUltMSHED ROOMS A PRIVATE 7 family owing thoir houso will let a hall and square room, separately or togother, with or without board; rooms newly papered etc. handsome Brussels carpet and walnut furniture, all new; references exchanged.

184 Livingston Bt. TO LET HOUSES. mO LET HOUSE WARREN ST, NEAR JL Henry, 3 story, high stoop, brick, 13 rooms, all improvements, good order; rent, 8050; alao others in all parts of tho city. GRACE BIARTELL, 301 Fulton st. opposite City Hall.

TO LET HOUSE THE 3 STORY AND cellar frame house. 7 rooms, with improvements and in perfect order; rent $'2o; 308 Raymond st, near Hauson place. Apply to G. L. AYRES, 109 Flatbush av.

rjpO LET HOUSE TWO STORY, BASE JL mant extension houso. 616 Lafayette av, fifteen minutes from Bridge near Noutrand av. Elevated Station improvemontsenroenns; tnt $30. TOLETmjESWOTORY AND basement and two story and extension frame houses, all improvements, at $20 and per month: in fino order: also, many others to select from. L.H.VINCENT, 1.7U0 Fulton at, 723 Gates av.

mO LET HOUSES DOWN TOWN BY EL CARY 4 STKVENSON, 19G Fulton at: 22 Liberty st, 3 8 12 all imp $50 .00 2ti2 SoliBrmorhnrn 3 10 50.00 layultonatfirst flat, 6 iOrap. 30.00 TO LET HOUSE THE 3ST6RTT5RICK house, 395 Putnam av; also a flat, second floor, 7 rooms, 446 Lewis av, corner Chauncey st; and floors of 5 rooms on Chauncey at for $1'2 and $13. Apply to EZRA BALDWIN, 508 Gates av. mb LET HOUSES TWO STORY AND basement brick and brown stone on line of road, 3 story brown stone, Greene av; 3 story brick, lonroo st, near Bedford rent moderate. R.

OAR PENTER, 651 Bedford av. 'mo LET HOUSE S750 RENT, WITH H. carpets and curtaims, 4R1 Third st. near Soventh av, from September 1 modorn, 12 rooms, three story basement and celbir brown stone dwelling. Apply on premises or to SILASCON PICT, 22 Court st.

mO ET HOUSES 310 CLERMONT A i above DeKalb. only $50 per month 16 1 Ryerson st, above Myrtle av, $50 per month; 197 Carlton rv, near Willoughby, $70 por month. Keys with BULKLEY HORTON, corner of Myrtle and Clermont avs. WLlTHb NEAR Prospect Park, two story brick, high stoop, basement and subcellar; nine rooms; all improvements; immediate possession. Apply to A.

B. DAVENPORT, 26 Court st TO LET HOUSES ON THE HILL Elegant St. James place, 3 story, $750; newly painted and papered; 2 story frame, all improvements, DLlow Franklin av. and near Putnam; also, ono in Hancock st; both at hnv rentals; others, THEO. A.

THORNE, 984 Fulton bt. r'pO LET HOUSES LOOK AT THOSE JL beautiful Quoen Annehouaos, 12 rooms, all improvements, located on Herkimer st, uoar Sarat(iga avenue, oommanding a fine view of Brooklyn and the City of New York, convenient to elevated road and Atlantic avonue rapid transit; will bo rented cheap torespnnsible tenants. For permits apply to L. H. VINCENT, 1,709 Fulton st, or 729 Gates av.

TO LKT PAKTS OF HOUSES. TO LET PART OF HOUSE SECOND floor, two or throe rooms, all improvements. Apply t'ornon av. rglO LET PART OF A Jl. parlor floor and basement, to a small, quiet family, at 207 Schcrmorhorn st, near Hoyt.

TO LET PART OF HOUSE UPPER OR lower apartment of hands imo 3 story and basement house, arranged for two families: sepnrato baths and kitchens, containing all modorn improvements; rent 20 and $2o; must be soon to be appreciated open Sunday. Apply at at 1,540 Pacific st, noar Albany av. mO LET PARTS OF HOUSES UPPER JL and lower 54 Willoughby av, 8 rooms, all 171 Ryerson st, 7 rooms, all imp 27 ltti Ryerson st, 0 rooms, all imp 27 101 Adelphi st, socond floor, 7 rooms 25 177 Rveraon at. socond floor. 3 rooms 15 38 1 Myrtle av, second floor.

0 rooms 1H 39G Myrtle av. second floor, 5 moms 15 Koys with BULKLEY HORTON, corner of Myrtle and Clermont avs. TO li E'lKO US KS FIL'IK EO "lb LET HOUSE FURNISHED A 3 story and basement brown stone houso. all modern improvements, in first class location on tho Hill owner will take part of rent in boad; references given and required. Address Box 7, Eagle oilico.

rinbLE a choice location on the II ill detached houso me dium sizo and with grounds, oOxlOO; most desirable and convenient rent $73 per month, Address R. Box 7, Englo office. TO LET FLATS. TO LET FLATS HANDSOME FLATS from ftl7 to iB50. with all modern imnrovements.

near elevated railroad atation; lo minutes to bridgo and ferry. JOS. P. PULLS, corner of Nostrand aud Lexing ton avs. Open ovonings.

0rET FUAT.SCT)IlNER OF IRVING place and Putnam av First flat, 9 r.ioins, in 3 st.iry Quenno Anne; janitor; no store: also. Gates av. near Ltwis: 7 rooms: all im Drovennjnta 19. THEO. A.

THORNE. 98 1 Fulton st. mO LET FLATS THE I B. Brooklyn Heights, finest anartment house: ten out side rooms; bay windows; light dhat'ts; passenger and ireigln steam neate.i; reasonaolo rents. Aj ply rilKLL'S', Planus, full hi st ov prenv.ses, 5S Pine applt: st.

rgO LET FLATS 100 YARDS FROM JL Greene av. Elevated station all 1 ight rooms stenm heat; coul and wood furnished; parties seoking a residence combining elegance, real comfort and perfect sanitation at a moderate rent should inspect these apartments. Apply at 259 Greene nv. mo LET FLATS P1NEA PPL ST, HE fl. twoon Henry and Hicks, sixth.

brick, Hi ro 1,000 Pineapple st, between Henry and Hicks, seventh, 10 rooms 9,0 Pineaople st, between Henry and Hicks, eighth, bi ick, 10 roums nt() Montague st, near Montague Terrace, second, brown stono. 10 ruoms '10(1 Columbia heights, between Pierrep.mt and Clark sts, first, brown stone. 9 rooms Schonerhorn st, corner Smitii, first, brown srone, 3 rooms Sehermorhorn st, corner Smith, fourth, brown stone, rooms Clinteu st, corner of Warren, first, brick, 7 rooms Clinton st, rooms Clinton st, r. Mms corner of Baltic, fourth, brick, 7 corner of Warren, fourth, brick, 7 WiH.iw pl.ire, between Joralcmon and State sts, third, rooms Widow place, between Joralemon aud State sts, fourth, rooms 270 Lists of new and special houses will bo f. rwarded bv mail application.

CHARSES A. SEYMOUR A CO! st, IAITS OF ttOUES mo LET PART OF HOUSE FURNISH Jl. fed; lowor with room upstairs, to family of adults only, terms moderate; references exchanged. Address F. N.

Box 3. Eaglo oflicu. TO EET APARTNK.T.S. TO LET ROOMS LARGE good sized hall room, third story; privilego of bathroom; to one adult tor very light hnitKokcepinc house and neighborhood first class; near Prospect Park; 15 minutes from ferry rent low. OWNER, Box 15, Eagle onioe.

A AK'BMI XT ISO I mO LET APARTMENTS THE WIN IL THROP This elegant apartment house, corner of Putnam and Clnnon avs. just completed. Building brnwn atono, four stories, eight rioms; private hall; bath on each floor; no dark second and third floors to let. Apply to ALFRED CHURCHMAN, GO Putnam avenue. TO fi.ET STOHES.

mO LET STORE AND BASEMENT, 3G6 JL Van Brunt st 00 feet deep suitable for any business; in perfect ordor. Apply 308 Van Brunt st. rpo LET STORE A CORNER STORE, good for grocery or drug store date glass front. Apply to W. H.

WINX'HKHTER, real aatate onice, 501 Third av, near Eleventh st. npb LET STbRE ANiTl'Tx t'u JL complete: two rooms back of the store, $12 per month. No. 207 South Oxford st. Apply to BENJAMIN TRIPTON, 44 Court st.

Room 53. mo LET STORE AND lli OODWELI JL ing above, 235 DeKalb av, near Clermont all improvements; beautiful order; just thu spot for first class tailor or barber. Kr at BULKLEY A HORTONS, corner of Myrtle and Clermont avs. rlb LET STORE A CORNUTTORE JJ. with apartments, in a growing neighborhood; suitable for n.

plumber, houso furnishing or hardware tore. Inquire at tho place, 305 Central av, corner of Mr noliast. mo LET STORES FIRST CLASS COR nor store, with basement, plate glass windows; also, a large store 00 feet deep, near th ferry; rents reasonable'. DANIEL FERRY, real estato brokor, 25J aud 254 Court st. mo LET STOREO JL st.

aud Ormond place, north side, 35 feet front, with many nice fixtures for grocer and market; want a man who understands ana stnetly attends to his own businosB; ll.a Intitiien nf THPll A TUODVW UJ I 17.. 1.,... others, street, TO tET FOK PtltPOSKS. LorasvfJTrsTTsmt: able for manufacturing purposoa, at 11 Vine Wx 90. with hoistway of 10 feet additional.

Apply to P. GEL SON, Eagle office. mb LET FLOORS WITH POWER, 4 story brick. 50x50; 3 story brick. 20x40; first floor and basement, 50x150; seoond and third lofts, 30x120; steam heat and elevators.

Apply on premises, 250 Plymouth st, or CARY STEVENSON, 11)0 Fulton st. FOK SAEE HIIOUSES. IOR SALE HOUSE ELEGANT SMALL brown stone house (new), 9 rooms, cabinet finish; 150 foot from car route to bridgo and ferry; terms to suit, DANIEL FERRY, 252 and 254 Court st. TOR SALL HOUSE AT A BARGAIN JL A 2 story cottage, 8 rooms, etationory tubs: t' uhs two UioekB rrom car route; price omy yizuu. RY, 252 and 254 Court st.

DANIEL FUR OR SALE HOUSE 2 STORY AJJD uitensiou frame, Halsey st. near Broadwav. only 82.400. Annlv to BULKLEY HORTON. Mvrt av.

corner Clermont. FORSALE HOUSE 1,000 CASHTBAL7 ance easy torms, for the last one left on Washington av, No. 703, a new 2 story brown stone; all improvements, Apply on promises, or of LEVI FOWLER, 170 Montague street. FOR SALE HOUSE 2 STORY BRICK basement and cellar; all improvements; 8 rooms; first class ordor; high ground, Boreens, awnings, grape arbor and fruit; pays 9 per noar road; bargain. J.

L. BERGEN, 1,463 Fulton ct. FOR SALE HOUSES WEI BUILT, 2 story brick, biffh gronnd, near eloratad road, only worth $3,000: easy terms, if nocessary; also two story and basement 3,000. JOHN BAUIt, 61 Hull st, uear Suatogn av. FOB 8ALEHOUSE 2 STORY HOUSE vrithevory improvement; furnace in cellar; gas fixtures, also, 2 story stable in tear, 16x40 feet; this Bntporty will be sold cheap and on easy terms.

Apply to ft. WALDRON, 529 Halsey st. IOR SALE HOUSES BROWNSTONE, 2 story front, 3 in. roar; all improvemouU: hard wood trim: 12 rooms: convenient to station: 86,500 to term easy. PllILlP D.

MASON, 293 Tompkina av, near Lexington. OR SALE HOUSE A VERY FINE 2 stonrand basement brown stone house, 8 rooms; nrst class; 16x45x130; 0,500 may remain; neighborhood very fine. DANIEL FERRY, 252 and 254 Court street. FOR SALE HOUSE NO. 191 LINCOLN place, 22x62, lot 35x133 handsomely fitted up; situation unsurpassed price low: open every day; also, four lots on Eighth av.

noar Carroll at; finest location for residence in City of Brooklyn. Owner, FIELDER, 69 Liberty st, Now York. I SALE HOUSES BARGAIN TO r.mn 1 ureone av, near itoairana; excellent worKman e.hiP.:Jl'JssS?si"n Inquire on premiaoa, or MACOMBER RICHARDSON, 710 Fulton it and 332 Noatrand av, cornor Lexington. OR SALE HOUSES BIG BARGAINS; price $500 cash, balance easy: now two atory bricknousorf, aix rooms, all improvements: cloae to Ele vatod Railroad Station; 20 minutes to City Hall, Now York.Whypay rent JV. E.

GOODGE.MO Fulton st tOR SALE HOUSES AT LOW FfG A uros Carlton nv. n'r DeKalb, 3 and b. 83.000 Adelphi at, belnw Jlyrtle av, 2 and frame 3,000 Gates av, noar Bodtonl, 3 a and ox. ex gd 8,000 eriuil (II UULJVljCI num ujl, cor corner Myrtle and Ulurmont avs. IOR SALE HOUSE SMITH ST, NEAR Livingston, 3 story, high utoop brick, 20x10x100, 14 rooms; nil improvements; flrat class order; price I'rtM of the city; many bargains.

GRACE MORTELL, Fulton st. TJOR SALE HOUSES WASHINGTON Bl av: somi dHlachnd hnW hnrinl Mnriifinrl 1 Tot; also 3 story brick. Adelphi st and Clermont a "vo ot. i oLoiiB ironia; cneap; many ottiors on tho iuu. XllOXX.jtl,irsur( so.

ViU xul ion hi. I7OR SALE HOUSE A DESIRABLE IL house on Brooklyn Heightaat a sacrific, 141 Montague "''tween Clinton nnd Henry; four story brown stone, with all improvements, including Bus fixtures; terraB very uvunjwii, ijioerty si, tieir jOR SALE HOUSE VERY CHEAP A very fine 3 story and basement browu stone, 20x42x 120; now vacant; newly papered and painted and is in nisi oiiuiuon; smooin pavea street; only mm. utea walk Irorn ferrv and uilihlnnk from am en8 to suit. DANIEL FERRY, 202 and 254 Court TOR SALE HOITSF, nw to storv and hnpmnf ti I all improvements, in perfect order, lino'location also, for mm? bluo arm unsemoni irame. Twenty third Ward, near elevated railroad station: both cheap and on easy terms.

Address JOHN F. BKUSHiG Court at. FOR SALE HOUSES GREENE AVT3 btory stone front, S10.000; two story, aame street. S37.1WU; quinoy st, frame houso and ground, 810,500. Lexington av.

three story briok. 195.750: mm. All. COMBER 4 RICHARDSON, 353 Notrand av, corner XjtlJLiIll3lOII. IOR SALE HOUSESNEAR THE JL vated and Aflantio av.

rapid transit 7 and 8 room iinuia uuuous. ouou easn, ts i a quarterly including interest. Al.otwo Qucon Anne cottages, 25x35, lota. 37 fix 100 all uuiiiuvumeuis. Jfsi.uw, uuiance to suit purchssers.

Thi V.r.RsF,ty,?',1l1;n;'Is,j? in 'nil10 very rapidly. MANHATTAN HOII.DIN'G 159 Uockawny av. FOR SALE HOljS7E OR TO LET. ON reasonable terms, throe story and basement stono front house, 102 Sixth av, main drive to the Park: newly iiisu, corner iial; six light rooms, dumb waiter and nil improvements: 013 Pacific st. 5 vl'j r'!" f2 Ver montii.

Ino.uiro of TTiOR SALE HOUSE AT A GREAT BAR gain. 157 Hnncook sf n. nrnr u. brown stiino liouse with extension; Hancock st is one of toe nnest in me city; tlie neighbortiood is perfectly unexceptionable tho house is built in tho best manner by dnys' work; three 11 nrs are finished in hard oda has mirrors, sanitary plnrooing and every possible improve uii.v. not inueu cnsli required.

Apply to jere. Johnson, Jr, b2 Liberty t. New York. BT'OR SALE HOUSES THE Mnst'flAlt" JL tious and staple investors, absolutely sa'o; ists of lorBioHii nouses in xjrooKlyn at low rentals; fen two storv nnd i nr lirlz Ir l.n..... li D.iti.

100. on Pnrk slope, princitial driving street, paved with granite blocks to Park entrance; rent readily for $500. price ich, or $50,000 for whole we will an j3.500 ueirea, irom our olhce. CHARLES A. SEVMOUR 203 MnniKUf gT'OR SALE HOUSES IF YOU WANT JO.

to buy a house that is honestly built by competent mechanics and of good material, look at those two story brick houses on the south side of HalBey st, east of Sumner av. These houses will be sold at a fail valuation for cash, or on easy terms; they have evory improvement mirror, buffet, ninrble sink baok; gas fixtures, cabinet tnniiuou, two uoniers; eievaieu range; sanitary plumbing i poly on promises, or to G. R. WALDRON, No. 52SI liaiseyst.

SALE HOUSES TWO STORY M. ana eitonsion frame, tinck filled, all improvements, including cellar furnace which heats tlio whole house, gas, cabinet trim, etc. tin roofs, good location street graded, paved and gas lighted 5 minutes to Brooklyn Elevated 2 minute to Fulton st; handy to all femes: price $2. 9f)0. $.1.111111, and mo corner house, only $3,500 $2e0 cash up, balancu installments of $45 or upwards per mount, oi owner, on alli 11' noon uidv.

nuniiays lnciuileil. until 1'. M. AUGUSTUS PhTTIT. 257 Marion t.

near Howard av. FOIt SAI.IOS'JTOlil.; PROPKRTV. ir'OR'SALE STORE PROPERTY SFV" 11 oral line coruer buildings, in tiint class locations i iMvaieu roau sur.auie lor any business will 'ooi coin, un iiivt siinent. rn tL.lr' II. AISU.N I av.

OAIRVIEW HOTEL, CHATHAM. Morris Countv. N. 1 ins elegant iitnining m. ly furnished 'pom.

is i.iiiiii liuonay ooiweon hummu and t'i'A'ii. on tho 'rns mid sor ilivii I. a. iibvay, 25 miles from New York nnd only one hour's ride it oi a. it i ii um i.uriBiopuer sts; trams daily i in May.

I lie arrangements of the house are tirst clans in veiy piirt iciil.ir iiiul siicli as to guarantee eomlort and luxui ions pair.ins. fn.t surpasseii liy any in tho luooin.wos. envoilli: Alleys, oinisro parlor anil dancnu roi in. etc. Specinl rates for the Fill trade of SoMomlie anil Uutober.

I and accessible lor gentle no ii lnirti r.AL AI.IA.tJI A DIRONDACKS INTERLAKEN H(JLTSE larin House; modern improvements; large, airy rooms: shi.de tree; pine woods; tNhine bcitim splendid scenery; mountain air: uo milaiia; fronting .1 I I 1 i. 3 "rs.ny; accolimioiijt itoos ii i o. ioi iuui.T iaier i per two in a room ii o. ri iM r. i nomas u.

i iiiiev. Liberty St. A. 1 Addrec SMITH PINE. Keeseville.

hf. Y. COUNTRY BOARD. COTTAGE FHRVfSHRn rooms; shade, boating, fisning; one nour from city; mima g.u iiiuuui. Aliuiuhl R.

Box 277, Boonton, N. J. RAWSON HOUSE, CLINTON ST SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. Goodahsdo; all modern impr iveinents; vory' convenient to hotels and springs; terms reaa'inablo.

F. E. It AWSON, Proprietor. COUNTRY BOARD A FEW HfENTLE men or families wanted to board in a quiet private cottage; pleasant rooms, go, si board and me comforts plenty of shade and fruit stnblingand shod room. Ad dross A.

GRAY, Gruvesend P. L. I. ORADLEY FARM. if ISAAC M.

BRADLEY. Propriet van flu. Efdred, 1.800 new and large rooms: sitting room le'x2G foot 100 feet of uiarza beuutltul shades; BWlng, croquut: harvest apples: wild berries, vegetables, milk, etc. beautllul lake: good bass nsniiig; uoais ireo; ilnily mail good roads railroad excursion fare Wednesdays and Sundays to car ri.igo iii nouoe si sure cure lor malaria; carnage meets ui minis oniiii'iot. n6 anove.

(CENTRAL HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP, In the luiiuedlnte iciniiy the (in np. AIiUUjIjIUUA 1 UJJSiS rott HIIITY TERMS, ilii TO Sli. (1UESTS. Address S. D.

OVERFIELD. ATSKILL MOUNTAINS HOTEL IN Windham, cottage in Hunter; each desirable locations, ith lower tonus than are usually given for accommodations nsifood: special inducements made to parties early and late in the season lively connected reasonable priiO'S i guests. Address for descriptive circular, O. R. A indlinin.

N. Y. JNITED STATES LONG BRANCH. NOW OPEN, fcrpocial rates ff.rSeiiteuibi'r. J.

J. ROGERS, Proprietor.iii VIEW HOUSE. JH1 NORTON HILL. GREENE COUNTY, Y. Farm board among the Catskills; tine location: extensive view 2.000 leei elevation high, airy rooms; table first ihss; tenns, $5 and $0 for September; first class references.

HIRAM GOFF. JA GRANGE HOUSE, BABYLON. L. I. Pure sea broczo; sailing, fishing, boating unoxcolled; special ratos to families; tine rooms: good table.

B. h. TUT HiLL, Proprietor. ILIFF HOUSE, ON THE SOUND RYE Fifty minutes from city. Bathing, boating; largo shady grounds to tho atr.

TERMS. $11) TO 15. Particulars. 15 East Forty st. New York.

OEASON OF 18W, 7 HOUSE." Patchogue, L. This houso is on Patchoguo Lake, has boon thoroughly renovated and put in first class ordyr tablo tir cIh.is and price niod orato will OPEN ino 15th of June. For lurthor particulars addresn E. II. TERRY, Propriotur.

CO UNTRY BOA RD AT SHADY HILL FARM; fine mountain scenery; no malaria: extensive grounds; daily mail: bathing and fishing; good table; healthy location; transportation; city reference if required; music; tenn reasonable. Address SHADY HILL FARM, Box 50. Horaowack, Sullivan County, N. Y. 17LLENVILLE, N.

Y. Mil BLOOMER 1 RESIDENCE. Neat, airy rooms for 'JO; a few more wanted: fisbintr. boating, mountain rambles, beautiful healthy village; spring water; excellent table circulars. WILLIAM H.

BLOOMER, Proprietor. JESIR ABLE COUNTRY BOARD AT FIRST CLASS FARM HOUSE. TERMS REASONABLE. Address at once 8. K.ERH, Vhitu Lake, Sullivan County, N.

Y. "1 ATSKILL MOUNTAINS BOTvRD AT farm houso, on Ulster and Delaware Railroad at Shandakon, Ulster County, Jf. noar Loment'ii Hotel hfilfmilo from depot and post office; largo, airy rwms, good bads and board free from depot to house; turnn 46. Address CHARLES 7TOCENT HOUSE (NEV; NEAR CATiS kills, accommodates 30; location, higb ground; grovo noar; also stream of water; cool, airy rooms; piano; post and telegraph ofticeB near: four miles from depot. Address Mrs H.

H. VINCENT, Freehold, (ireeno Oouhty. N. or D. L.

HAI.LOCK. 4S2 Eighth av, N.V. COUNTRY BOARD. 'rivate family: beantifnl shady grounds: first class Accommodation; pure mountain sir; scenery and drives unsurpassed; terms $5 and $0 per week: city reierence. Address 8.

A. BATES, Box 80, Ponnal, Vt. row. Tho comedy is to bo presented by tho Mcs tayer organization of merrymakers and laugh persuaders. Tex rvnors of tlio genuine Angostura Rit ters.

manufactured only by Dn. J. G. B. SiF OKlir A Sons, impart a dolo flavor to eoid drinks into, jn event ail iinmmor diseases.

If you are going in the country will pay for the Eagle (Sunday included) ior oi.o month. Postao paid. DASBY ADAMS At Brooklyn, N. August 14. by the Rev.

Charles W. Turutr, William HAiru.i.v Panmv, of London, to Miss AULLE APA.ils, ol London, Eng. No cards. GlilCF.R NICHOLS On Wednesday, August 12, nt the residi noo of t'oe bride's sistr, I fewark, X. ity lltiv.

Jacob Todd, William A. (inr.nii, 01 this Ciiy, to Louise Nichols, oi Newark. WO'liJ. BF.DELL At Glenwood, L. on lite litlt ui ol lehabod and tile lute Pliebu K.

Bedell and grands of Peter J. unit Ann Amelia aged 4 months and 2'2 days. UESSKLL Aueust 13. at his lato 1 Orchard st, Yonkers, N. Chaiills M.

Blsshll, in the Jotlt year ot Ins aj. o. tfri, led rei lions of lie 1 eeeased also ofileerS lllld members of Rilinebeek Lodge. No. 1 f)'2, 1.

O. O. and Yonkers Lodge. No. I.

O. O. are invited to intend the on Sunday, August. 10, at 2 P. M.

from Christ's L.piseopa.1 lluieh, ionkels. lilF.RUS On August Li, beloved wife of Thomas II I .15 moot ms ati I vs. H. 1 atives are imile.l loaiiend tilts funeral fr un lo resilience, lie.in st, August 10. at 2 BivOCK At Patersou, N.

Thomas in the (ilst year of Ins age. Funeral private, 17th inst. CAULDWFLL Mary Cauldwell, tlie beloved wife of Daniel O'Brien, on Friday, August 11, 1SH5. Funeral from her late rosideneu, 18 Vandorbilt av, on Sunday at 1. M.

Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery, i'httblisll. COUTANT Died August 15, Jane wife of the lato Gilnert ,1. Coutsnt, in Iter eigltty seeonu year. Funeral services on Monday, 11 o'clock, at her late residence, 11'.) Fourth av. FR.NST Suddenly, August 13, 1835, Jolrx Henry Fiivst.

in tile (Mil vesr ol his ace. Relatives and trientis are invited to attend the funeral from ins late residence, 3o'2 Court st, at 2 if. bun Auitust Hi. HANES On Saturday, Aurust 15, 1885, GEORGE G. I Hanks, aged 2rt years and 5 mouths.

I Funeral services on Monday, the lTtll at the resi denee of his mother, Mrs. William Gorham, 44 1 Marcy av, at 2 1 M. Relatives and friends ol the family are respectfully invited. JONKS Iu Brooklyn, Friday, Auifust 14. 1885, Mrs.

Klizaheth Jones (relict of tho iato Thomas f. Jones), of heart disease. Funeral services from her lato resilience, No. filO Lafayette av, on Sunday, lGth inst. Interment private.

LANGDON On August 15, Henry, Augustus Lang pon. M. D. Funeral on Monday, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, 254 Dean st. LOCKWOOD On Friday.

14th instant, Moi.i.ik, daughter ot Charles P. and Mary K. Lockwood, aged 11 years and 2 months. Funeral from her parents' residence, 43i) Tenth st, South Brooklyn, on Monday, 17th at 3 o'clock P. M.

McK F.NNA On Friday, August 14, 1885, Hugh Mc Kknna, aged 88 years. The relatives and friendH of the family aso respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 21G Chiton place, on Sunday, August 10, at 2:30 P. M. McNAM AHA On Thursday, August 13, at his late residence, 758 F'ifth John F. McNamaka.

Relatives and friends, also Thatford Post No. 3 G. A. antl St. Patrick's Alliance, Branch 5, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral on Sunday at 2 P.

M. MORRIS At his residence at Unionville, L. on Friday, August 14, William Morris, in tho 77th year of Ills age. Funeral will tako place from Mothodist Church on Sunday, August 10, at 2:30 o'clock. Members of "Woods Lodge.

Nu. 121, O. O. aro invited to attend. SCOTT On Saturday, August 15, 1885, Martha wife of John Scott, aged 07 years.

Friends aro invited to attend the funeral services at her httoresidenco, 500 Carlton av, on Monday, 17th at 2 SHAW Tn Brooklyn. August 13, after a brief illness, Jons SHAW, in the 18tli year of his and. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Sunday, August 10, front his lato residence, 57 Dutlield at 2:30. AIho, members of Amaranth Council, No. 401, R.

A. Birmingham papers please copy. SWANN In this city, August 14, 1885, ARTHUR H. Swann, aged 4 years and 11 months. Relatives and friends aro respectfully invited to attend tho funeral from his lafo residence, 112 Hyerson st, on Sunday, August 10, at 2 o'clock P.

M. WALSH In this city, on Saturday, August 15, MARY Walsh, in tho 05th year of her age, at the residence of her brother, James Walsh. 1,008 DeKalb av. The relatives and friends are requested to attend her funeral from her lato residence on Monday, August 17, at 2:30 P. M.

ILOST AND FOUND. LOST A LADY'S OXIDIZEDSILVER WATCH, with silver medallion pin and chatalaine chain, on Fulton St. or South Brooklyn, on Friday, August 14; a suitable reward will bo paid for their retnrn to WILLIAM M. BARE, 529 Henry st. FOIl SAILK UUSIrVEJSS.

IjT OR SALE BUSINESS ATTENTION $301) will purchaso a splumliil pnyinw oyster Iiouhb a Konuinu buHiness opportunity. LYON, i38fi Fifth av. IOK "SALE iJUSINESS KsMaLTTGII eery and atoro cheap; canso of owner poinp to leave tho city; doing1 goud business; tidl Pacific at neitr Grand av. 171 OK SALE BUSINESS OLD ESTAB linhi 'd rcHfaunmt nnd ieo cream business; paid nearly abnvo all expenses lant yeiir: located below Bed fun hv, on Kit Hi ui at price low turms euy on account, of ill henlthniEO. A.

THORN" USI Fulton st. FOU SALE BUSINESS FULTOX ST, tlio stock und fixtures of an old established fnncy, dry Roods and notion store; to tlie right party huccoss is assured will lenne the store and sacrilict the st nek imiat bo sold to close tho estate. Iniuiro of DAVID C. REID, 1,035 Fulton st, corner Downinp. TLOU" "SALE BUSINESMETCmE jl 530 Fulton st, together with tho stock and fixtures, consisting of furnaces, rjinpes.

stoves and a full lino of housekeeping poods; belonpinfr to the estate of the lato Alanson Carter. By order of tho executors, ALKX axdilr carter, villiam kirtland. Apply at 530 Fulton st. FPU SAIJ'I 31 IKCEI.I.AIVEOUS. FOR SALE POOL TABLE A FINE Brunswick, Bnlko A Go.

pool table, good as new; cost $J50; must bo bold Monday, August 17. 1,424 Fulton 8t. OR SALE SHAWL AN ELEGANT, very heavily ombroidurod vftute crane sha wl: would make a vory handsome theatrical costume or evening dress; tho owner no uso for it and would soli it at a bargain. Address SHAWL, EaKlo office. IorsXl nisnufacture, having one inch whoel, one 1R inch andntoering whoel in roar with brake and steering handles and seat cushions and tires, etc.

coat $180 on thu other sido; will soil cheap. I. GLOVER, Herkimer st, throo houses from Stono av, East New York. FOR PIAHiOS. 70R SALE PIANO STEINWAY SAC jl rifi one third cost; pianos, organs $5 to $15 monthly installments; rents 'J upward; bariums to mako rmmi for new stock.

PHELPS', 336 Fulton st. fjOR SALE PIANOS SEVERAL! UF Jl right and square nianos. in good condition and by the best makers tor cash at lower prices than ever boforo ollered in this city. K. il.

CHANDLER, 172 Moutitguo street FOIt SA 1,13 FUJI I'H'f tl 1 1. J7 OR SALE FURNITURE GATED JL in your new or old home, if you roouire parlor, dining room or chamber furniture, a reliable and economical place to secure a single piece or lull suit is WECHSLER A ABRAHAM'S. Bod a specialty. A 10 lb. pure South American curlod huir mattress, in two parts, worth IOI! SALE LOTS PRICE TO 300 JP per hit 7 lots it IV'apeot place, near Rochester av; also 2 sfry house, fcl.SOO; part cash.

Inquire of WM. BRYAN, Prospect near Rochttfcter av. HilOR SALE LOTS THE MOST DESUi A JL bU; business lots on Fulton st. Broadway and Myrtle av are for sale at reasonable prices and on easy tt'rniH by Jcre. Jr.

(il! Liberty st. New York. TMOU SALE REAL ESTATE TO CAJPI tilists, mvosttrs or builders at a positive bargain, In large phit t.i' ground with dwllinr on tho southwest e. rivv nnd Myrtloavs; splendidly adapted for st I' i. apii iineiit houses or dwellings.

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Iiuiuiro of li. RITTEK, 1,101 Jf'ulton st TLMm SAlJLOTSirjO IN FLlfSHING E. Village; be iutitul shady streets, with stono sidewalks; ot ii' at $100 monthly payments; marvelous iiLi.iins: daily excursions (Sunc iys excepted) M'ips. fr' i kk is and tur tlier information of EKE. JOHNSON, Liberty st.

NVw York. JM)H SALE HOUSES AT RICHMOND L. L. minutes from ferries and Brooklyn, lino dwellings, ail modern improvements; batu, closets, luinace. range; two tuoen Anne, largo and commodious, 12 rooms: lare lots; commanding tine view of hay and ocean of tin fittest building sites ever titfered the public at reus nihlo prices, fav.

r.thlo terms: diroot eon ne tion wit Hr.iokiyii Bridge bv elevated rotd. F1EI.D KK, No. Ml Liberty st, New York; FOWLKR, Richmond Hill. lOOItSS'lS, Ac. LIGHT BUSINESS WAUON, IN FIRST class ct lni.in.

v. ill lie sold, if gold this wck, for has been used but a few months. OXEN'HAM, 57'J Fulton st. NO'B'ItlUS, LADIES CALL THIS WEEK AT LADIES CALL THIS WliliK AT 310 KULTi; ST. 310 ST.

IT WILL PAY YOU. ICIOyOKT FDl iS. YOU CAN KEEP COOL ON THE CATSKILLS. BUY VAN LOAN'S GUlHE AND GO THERE. Describes fully 101 boarding liousoa, with illustrations, terms, mothoda of access, etc.

Price 40 oonta. Mailed postage paid on receipt of price in coins, currency or two cat postage stampsVALT0N Catakill, N. Y. SUNDAY 3I01G, AUGUST 10, 1SH5. DRAMATIC AXD MUSICAL.

JTlie ForOicomiiijr 'i'licalrical Season. KxtciiKivr. Improvements in tlie Park Theater Openings. The Brooklyn Tlienter is to open its Benson 18S5 80on Mondfty, 31st tlie attraction being Iho Kiralfys' elaborate speotacle, reconstructed and enlarged, Around the World." This brilliant bo ginning is prepared by Manager McC'onnell, to bo followed by a series of ontertaiiiments, introducing leading stars and combinations of considerably higher prominence and greater than are ordinarily brought before the Brooklyn public at Lhe outset it tlie theatrical year. Uliicial announcement of the plays and players who are to be viewed upon the stago of the Brooklyn during the forty weeks cohered by the season has not yet been made by tho management.

But it is finite beyond doubt that tlie repertoire will be found to bo uncommonly comprehensive, and that it will recommend itself to all passes of theatergoers by reason of its variety, Its attractiveness and its sterling merit. Among tho shining lights of tho dramatic profession who are to bo introduced to the Brooklyn public is Mr. Thomas V. lteone, tho tragedian, who is to como forth hero during the llrst month of the Bea on. Mr.

Keeno has within a few years taken a commanding positim among exponents of the legitimate drama, and it is expected that his forthcoming metropol ian engagement will secure to him the place so long held undisputed by tho lamented John McCuilough. Tho standard established by the managemont of tho Brooklyn at tho boginning of tho season is proposed to bo maintained to its close. Many now faces and now pieces will bo disclosed to view during its progress; American actors and actresses who have won European famo will bo horo visible, together with popular favorites and ambitious aspirants for public mid the season promises accordingly to prove as eventful in this respoct as it is certain to brilliant and satisfying artistically. Tho busy hands of artists and decorators havo boon for somo time employed on tho stage and in tho auditorium in getting ovorythiug in readiness for tho opening two weeks from to morrow. Tho frequoutora of tho Brooklyn will then find this favorito theater more beautiful In appearanco and mora complotoly equipped and appointed than ever before Manager William E.

Sinn is congratulating himself upon tho surprise he has in store for the patronB of tho Park Theater. Almost immediately upon the closing of the season in Juno last the liouse was taken possession of by a small army of decorators, who havo siuco been industriously engaged in transforming tho interior of tho theater to such an extent that when it Issues from under their hands It will hardly bo recognized by tho oldest habitue. Manager Sinn puts tho outlay for tho improvements now being effected In the theater at tho modest flguro of Ho is satisfied that, when tho finishing touches aro laid upon tho decorations, the Park will bo without a rival among tho theaters in tho metropolitan district. The work has been progressed quietly, and every precaution taken against intrusion on the part of tho public, It boing tho purpose of lho management to give no intimation of its intention to onhanco the attractiveness of the theater until such time as tho building was in readiness for public viowing. This will be in the courso of anolhor week.

Tho upper lobby now corresponds in elaborateness of dosign and eloganco of finish with the entrance to and tho main lobby of tho theater, which wero embellished last year. The material employed in the decoration is a combination of plaster and metal, applied bj' a patent procoss known as stippling. The design is ft bronze antique, Bet off with ornaments in blue and gold, with wainscoting of mahogany color and a dado of bronzo and maroon. The ceiling of tho lobby is also elegantly frescoed. The auditorium of tho theater will whon finished closely approach in appoaraneo that of tho Casino, save that the material employed in tho decorations Is much finer in quality.

Tho walls aro covorod with stippling work resombling hammered gold, effect to which is lent by a friozo of bluo and silvor dotted with ombossed roses in gold. Tho prosconium boxes aro furnished elaborately in panel work, in which bluo and gold, bronzo and gold and coppor and gold aro the dominant colors. Tho groundwork Of tho stippling on tho walls of the circles is green, set in pnnols, whilo that of tho front of tho balconies is carmine, Bet with gold figures. All tho plastering has beon removod from boncath tho galleries and a ceiling of closely matched boards substituted therefore, over which canvas has been stretched and frescoed to represent cream colored drapery, and damask curtains hung In bands. Tho woodwork in tho upper gallery has been paintod, tho seats maroon color with bluo beading, and tho partitions to imitate leather with beading of old gold.

'ew matting is to bo laid in tho uppor tier and tho dress circle is to bo recar peled, while tho lower door will bo si pplied with a now tapestry carpet having a small black and red figure. Tho gas linings throughout tho ontiro house have been connected by electric wires, and will hereaftor bo controlled from the stago. No change has been made in the upholstering nor in the stage, theso adjuncts having boon renewed and fully equipped las', season. Tho opening of the Park is down for Monday evening, August 31, when Polk's new play, called Mixed Pickles," will have Its lirst production on this stage. Messrs.

Hyde liehimm will open their Adams stroot Theater on Monday, 7, with a strong combination. A number of new features will distinguish the conduct of Hydo Bch Bau's Theater the coming season, and among the notable events to take place on this stage is the appearance of Mr. Edward llarrigan, late of liarrigau Hart, and tho production of one or more new plays from his pen. Numerous improvements have been mntle In the Leo avonue Academy during the Summer vacation, in tho way of altering, renovating and embellishing tho popular theater conducted by Berger Price. Tho house has been entirely ro esated in a manner to eulmneo the beauty of tho Interior and the comfort of patrons, and it has also been equipped with a cooling apparatus.

The academy season will begin tin Monday evening, tho opening piece being a now eomody entitled "Whoso Can It Be," presented by tho Carroll Brothers. Measrs. Sisson and Hilliard announce thnt during the coming season they will produce several new plays at their New Criterion Theater. This Tjill necessitate a partial return to the stock system, cf which Brooklyn was at one time no mean exponent. Tlie nuuingemont havo decided upon this course for two rettsons: llrst.

raiise there may be Borne difficulty experience. in securing a sufficient number of strictly first class, attractions, owing to the fuel that many of them havol been for a long time under contract to play at other theaters; and escond. because they have a number of plays which ore deemed strong and which can be produced in Brooklyn before discriminating and representative audiences on much easier terms than could possibly bo arranged in New York. The plan of running a company during certain weeks of the season has been successfully tried in other cities, notably San Francisco, and as there is very little dilllculty in getting together a first class organiza.