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i THE BEOOKLTKDAILT EAGLE WEDKESDAX, JTJliY 31r 1895. WANTED SITUATIONS Males. BOABDXNO. TO UT STOBBS. WANTED HELP SPECIAL.

COMPOSITOR. "WANTED SITUATIONS Females, Cooks. Washers and Ironers. vr ANTED SITtATION AS A FIRST rrjkflR WANTEID SITUATION HY A AdilrcBK S. H.

Entfle office. WANTED FOR IT. S. ARMY, ABLE BODIED, unmarried men, betwcvn the apes of 21 and 35, citizens the Unltvil States, of good cha raoter and temperate habits, who can spo.ak, read and write EnKlfsh. For lull information apply at 35 Myrtle uv.

Brooklyn, N. and 25 Third av, New York City. Berkeley, Fable, to 8 Halstead Davenport, 13, public admstr to People's Trust Co, as guardian: Title Guar and Trust Co to Turner, trustee The German American Improvement Co to Margaretha Volz The German American Improvement Co to John Brommer Oaynor. William to Mary Oates Oatcs, Mary J. to Wneeler Title Guar and Trust Co to Ingra cook in a private family or boarding' houae; ca.n I rirt ilII kinds of cooklnit and deserts: would dr Advertisements under this heading are 50 cent for each insertion ornoe lines or leas.

BOARD MANSION HOUSE, ON BROOKLYN Heights Directly opposite Wall st; twelve minutes from New York City Hall; enlarged, remodeled, refurnished; elegant, large, light rooms single and en suite, with private bath; select family and transient hotel; reasonable rates; illustrated circular. 300 LG00 670 800 5.139 5,138 8,000 evoking, washing and Iron ins tor a small fam TO LET STORE NO. SC5 FULTON ST: BEST side; near Adelphi st; good business block: 25 foot free to September. Keys with ERNESTUS OULICK 850Fultonst. TO LET sfORE 229" FULTON'8T, WITH Entrance and plate glass windows on Liberty st; Ito large basement, 20xGO, free' to September, then 560 per month.

ERNESTUS QULICK 350 Fnlton St. TO LET STORE 617 THIRD AV. CORNER OF Seventeenth at; large and commodious; good business location; suitable for any business, wholesale or retail; no fair offer refused. Apply on premises or LOUIS K. ZITZ, Real Estate and Insurance.

62S Eaat Sixth st, New York. FOB SALE HOUSES. I ly city rei erence 1 1 1 go short dla tance In country. On.ll at 53 Dettn at, first floor, back: n. ca rla.

VLY I 'SIT AT ION A A GOOD COOK, by Cr: wuM dwnstu lrs work In a small WANTED HELP FEMALES. WANTED SITUATION TO TAKE CARE OF gentleman's place, or porter or janitor, by married colored man. Address J. Gravcsend P. O.

WANTED SITUATION AS PORTER. DllIVER or work at anything, by a colored man. Address J. D. ANDERSON, 92 WUloughby st, Brooklyn.

A TE I I A I TO LEARN BARTEND ing or do some other kind of work, by a young man. Address HENRY WEBER, 924 Fulton st, Brooklyn; In store. WANTED SITUATION AS A BAKER, FIRST TRANSFERS. pilvai family; nrst claps reference If required, Address A. EaKle Twenty sixth Ward branch.

I BOARD PIERREPONT HOUSE MONTAGUE st, Brooklyn Heights; American and European plan; first class accommodations for gentlemen and families at very moderate rates; inspection invited. General Housework. class, foreman on cuke anu pastry; tnorougn workman; host reference. Apply to JOHN ROBERTS. 327 Tenth st.

South Brooklyn. WANTED SITUATION WHERE HE CAN AD vanee or learn good business, real estate preferred, by young man; two years' experience In general office work: Al references' PERMANENT. 53 Marlon st. 180 8.100 500 WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL hi rk. by a yvung girl.

1, 156 Gates av, linMklyn. WANT1 SITT" ATION TO DO THE GEN oral In usw. rk. by a young Norwegian woman, t'lea iill at l.f. Fulton wTNTI THE GENERAL housework a small family, has the beat of refer ne Please call at C3y Lexington av.

WANTICI SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, a yui)R American girl; best city refer nci Call at 3SS State at; no cards. WANTKD SITUATION TO DO THE GEN ral housework, by a young girl. Please call at i2fi Dean st. near Claeson av. WA NT I SIT ATION TO DO THE GENERAL huu.

t.y a young colored girl; willing; and I st reference. 347 Hull st. A NT EI SITUATION AS A DRIVER; YOUNG and strong: go.3 experience in driving and riding: understands In some cases to cure horse sicknesses; Is looking for a private situation. PFENIZ. 243 Palmetto st.

JULY 30. Wythe av, 45.6 Morton st, 21x 70, Letiila Dobbs to Ella Hoyt, Stamford, port, bits Atlantic av. No 2,680, at point equl distant between New Jersey av and Vermont st, runs 93.6x 20x ft to av 20, Levy Harrison, to Henry Potter, roort and tax 189 1 and 1S94 North Flnrt st, now Hope at, 150 ft Tenth st, 25x100, Louis Krause to Kil lian Wolf and Catharine, his wife. mort $2,400 Sixty seventh St. 200 ft Eleventh av, 40x100, Alfred Hartlngton to James Donavon White st, 247.4 Brooklyn and Coney Island plank road.

300x125. Bridget Col ean, widow, to Margt M. wife Daniel (Julnn. bi mort 1,500 Troutman st, s. 18.2 Evorgreen av.

25x100, Conrad Schneider, Maggie Kuhn, widow, and Lizzie, wife Georgo Flelschmann, heirs Carl Schneider, to Anton Boss, mort $900 Bergen st, 116.8 Stone av. 16.8x125.4 xl7.5xi20.4, Augustus Hurd, New York, tAnnaFW)llllpfi, mprts $2,250 5. 200 ft Classon av. Adverttssments under t7iu heading are 50 cents for each insertion of Jive lines or lest WANTED AN ACTIVK SALESWOMAN ABOUT 25. of sood address i who Uhh had some experience.

Apply M.rjiun:tiiy at PI WUIoutfhby ml. WAXTEDEXrEniENfKl P''AJIF MAKEH5; pood pay; steady wurk. HAN1H ER 624 and Zfi Bp ul vv: ANTED "KXPEIUKNi'Kn for "our dry anl fanrv irm.ds. nn. etc.

A. C. LEWIS, 1,315 Itmnilway, llalph av. WANTEDEX PE IE iE! SM UtT IKONER. Call all eveninr: at AMKHICAN HAND LAT7N JDRY, 323 Henry nt, Brooklyn.

WANTED TO SELL TKK KIN EST TOILET proparutlon for the la.ly Mrs. H. P. IENNIS. 229 EU nth st.

South Brooklyn. IR'AXTEI SI I LL1 NEK I rn f' trimmed hatu mu bv t. xpi rieruv' Apply after 10 A. M. to SON'S.

Fulton st. Rr.xklyn. 57ANTED A GOOD V.fsTH AXD'KOli" A H'T three cveekn, one to ll.n ur a improver. Call In fore 7:3.) this evfiiini: or Thursday morning at frj." LivIiHin m. IB'AXTBIMN" A WHOLESALE NOTION" AND fancy trvvHls house.

P.r. New York. a.s order fillers and stok rk. thn sirl. those inpr had It no.

In alf or retail business ne apply salary ft. Address in own handvritinp. A. S. C.

Hx It, Eagle oiTlco. Chambermaids and Waitresses. WANTED DBESS11AKING. BOARD HOTEL MARGARET ELEGANTLY furnished suites of rooms overlooking bay, harbor and New York; the finest view to be found In either city; cuisine acknowledged to be superior to any In Brooklyn; prices reasonable. DINNER, WEDNESDAY.

JULY 31. 1895. Little neck clams. Mutton broth. Consomme, plain.

Spanish olives. Mixed pickles. Boiled sea bass, anchovy sauce. Potatoes hollondalse. Boiled beef tongue, madeira sauce.

Deviled crab cutlets, sauce tartar. Spaghetti, with cheese. Banana fritters, run sauce. Orange ice. Ribs of beef, dish gravy.

Philadelphia capon, (jiblet gravy. Salads. Tomato. Lobster. Potato.

Green corn. Succotash. Rice. Stewed tomatoes. Mashed potatoes.

New potatoes. Farina pudding, fruit sauce. Apple pie. Cocoanut pie. Charlotte russe.

Sponge cake. Assorted cakes. Macaroons. Strawberry ice cream. Assorted nuts.

Fruit. Watermelon. Raisins. Roquefort and American cheese. Tea.

Coffee. Apolllnarls and all kinds of mineral waters In syphons. WANTED DRESSMAKING AN EXPERI enced dressmaker wishes a few more customers at Jl 2'. per day. Address DRESSMAKER, ,636 Hicks st.

WANTED DRESSMAKTNC BY THE DAY. BY a llrst class dressmaker; fitter and designer; best reference. Address K. E. Eagle office.

FOR SALE HOUSE A 2 STORY AND BASE ment fancy stone Xrout, aW modern Improvements, electric gas lighting and bells; good location. WM. H. MOYER, S2A Ralph T. FOR SALTHOUSE J10O COMMISSION PAID any person procuring me a cash buyer for a brick dwelling In perfect order, nice location.

near station; 10 rooms; all improvements; 55.500, part cash: terms satisfactory. CLINE, 1E5 Waverly av. FOR SALE HOUSE WINDSOR TERRACE Thirtieth Ward of Brooklyn; must be sold immediately for 52.900: arranged for two families (25x100); mortgage 52.000 can remain; bargain; near the cars. WALTER CLINE. 1S5 Waverly avenue.

FOR" SALTS HOUSE FINE 30 FOOT WTDti double flat, all Improvements, In good neighborhood; rents guaranteed fl.CCO; price 513.750; cash neceHsary about 51.000; title guarantee deed. Call or write J. SMITH. 483 Herkimer street, near Albany av. FOR" SALE HOUSE 5750 CASH; BALANCE TO suit, buys 4 story apartment house on Prospect heights.

20x65x100; rents price 59.750. worth $12,000: beautiful condition and fine location; 701 President st, near Sixth av; broker's commission paid. CHAS. S. RATHBUN.

Owner, CI St. Johns place. HOUSES 2 STORY AND BASE ment artistic stone fronts; handsomely arranged for two families, with two baths and all the latest Improvements; must be seen to be appreciated; S33 Hancock st, near Ralph av. r. McDICKIN, Builder, on premises, or 235 Sump ter st.

3,009 WANTPiD SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework or upsalrs work, by a German American girl. 101 Hergen st, top floor. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL hou5t work In a private fnmllv, by a German girl. I'K chJI at 404 Seventh av; NICKEL. ANTE ESSM AKING II A DRESSMA ker; iirst class and best references; go out by day; will work very cheap for this month only.

Call Thursday at44 Franklin av. AN TED ESS AKING A DRESSMAKER will make engagements by the week or day; make all of the lateft styles for ladies and children: terms per day jl. Address W. M. Eagle Bedford branch.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework in a ema.ll family, by a young girl. 1 1 1 by a rook 1 n. w3ntei to do the general hvuework. by a competent perron; willing and obliging, i'all for two days at 454 Third av. BOARD WANTED.

WANTED DRESSMAKING A GOOD DRESS maker. cutter and fitter, desires a few more en gagements to go out by the day; terms, for the' Summer months, suits made from 54 up. Call or address 1.420 Herkimer st, near Stone av. WANTED SITUATION TO DO TEE GENERAL houfwork in a small family, by a young colored girl. Call at 1.W4 Fultonst.top floor.

WANTEDSITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a respectable young girl; has good reference, for two days at 1.020 De Kalb av, dry gools store. Advertisements under this heading are 50 cents for each insertion of rttv lines or less. Wanted as a chambermaid and wait ress, a respectable yuriR woman; occup tomed to a boarding" house, rvfernrr. from last place; good wages paid. 15 Willow st.

Cooks, Washers and Ironers. BOARD WANTED A GOOD LARGE WELL ventilated room and bnw. id for two gentlemen must be within five minutes' walk of the bridge; state terms. Address B. H.

Box 20. Eagle office. BOARD WANTEDA GENTLEMAN WIS HE 2 rooms, with board, for himself and two children, 7 and 13, from the 1st September; prefer private family, near one of best public schools; references exchanged; state terms and particulars. HAMMOND. Box 17, Eagle ofllce.

WANTED SEWTNQ. FOB SALE STOKE PEOPEBTTT. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL li jurtwork, by a young girl. Please call for two days at 710 Douglass st, near Classon av, first floor, left. residence of the late Mr.

Chittenden; the block bounded by Montague, Hicks, Plerre pont streets and Plerrepont place, has not been broken for new building for nearly forty years. This block Is one of the finest properties In the city and has been regarded as proof against tie advance of modern Ideas. But a break has come and excavations for four new houses wore begun this week. The plot about 77x100 on Plerrepont street, east of Plerrepont place, on the south side, is the property of Dr. Graham Lusk of New Haven, and he has accepted the plans of Cady, Berg See for the erection of four three story and extension, basement and attic fancy stone and terra cotta front residences, the co3t of which will be about $60,000.

W. T. Lamb are the contracting builders. Yesterday's judicial sales were: At 9 Willoughby street, by Thomas A. Kerrigan, auctioneer, in action of Cornelius E.

Donnellon against Louisa Margaret Webster, 169 to 187 Seventh avenue, two five story brick double, apartment houses and six four story brick apartment houses, plot 200x 97.10. to Cornelius E. Donnellon. for $70,000, over and above two mortgages aggregating $10,000 and accrued interest. This makes the property in question represent valuation to Mr.

Donnellon of about $131,000. In action of James Gascoln against Mary Anna Buckbardt, 363 Knickerbocker avenue, three story frame apartment houses, lot 25x 100, to Samuel H. Coombs for $2,425 over and above a mortgage for $5,500 and accrued interest. In same action 361 Knickerbocker avenue, corner of Stockholm street, same description of property, to Samuel H. Coombs, for $4,690 over and above a mortgage for $5,500 and accrued Interest.

In action of the Title Guarantee, and Trust company against Charles Meyers, 1,571 to 1,579 Fulton street, corner of Glenada place, vacant plot 102x109.2x104.6x83.3 to Richard Goodwin for $16,400. In action of the Title Guaranee and Trust company against Charles Meyer, 7 to 23 Glenada place, vacant plot about 190x105.9, to Richard Goodwin for $15,000. In action of Bernhard J. Pink against John Bergman, 41 Glenmore avenue, two story frame house, lot 14.9x100, to Bernhard J. Pink for $50 over and above a mortgage for $700 and accrued Interest.

In action of Elizabeth H. Bowers against Baruch Seerman, 392 Rockaway avenue, three story frame apartment house, lot 25x100, to Elizabeth H. Bowers for $2,500. In action of Elizabeth H. Bowers against Baruch Seerman, 394 Rockaway avenue, three story frame apartment house, lot 25x100, to Elizabeth H.

Bowers for $2,600. At the real estate exchange, 189 Montague street, by Jacob Cole, auctioneer, for H. M. Russell, referee, in action of Martense B. Story against J.

F. Vandewater, three two story and basement brown stone front houses, lots 17.3x100, on the south side of Halsey street, 200 feet west of Ralph avenue, to Horatio M. Stewart, two for $2,100 each and one for $2,200. NEW BUILDINGS. East avenue, east side.

103.C feet north of Flushing, one two story brick produce market, 25x59. gravel and slate roof, cost $2,400. McCul lough Ostendorf, owners. Southeast corner of Market avenue and street, one two story brick produce market, 25x 25, gravel and slate roof, cost $2,200. Wlchern Mangles, owners.

Varet street, north side. 239.5 feet east ot Bush wlck avenue, one three story frame apartment house, 25x57, tin roof, for six families, cost $3,000. Wexler owners. Bedford avenue, west side, 183 feet north of De Kalb. one four story brick apartment house, 28x74, tin roof, for eight families, cost $10,000.

J. J. Brenner, owner and builder. McDonough street, north side, 200 feet west ot Hopklnson avenue, one four story brick apartment house, 17.0x60. tin roof, for four families, cost $6,500.

F. W. Lawrence, owner. Grant avenue, west side. 90 feet south of Flushing, a one story brick office, 27xlS, gravel root, cost $750.

R. Ressegule, owner. McDonough street, north Bide, 100 feet west of Hopkln3on avenue, four story brick apartment house, 25x60, tin roof, for eight families each cost $40,000. F. W.

Lawrence, owner. Hopklnson nvenue, west side. 80 feet south of McDonugh street, two four story brick apartment houses. 20x56, tin roof, for four families each, cost $12,000. W.

McClenahan, owner. Myrtle avenue, east side, 70 feet south, of Hlm rod street, two one story frame stores. 25x50, tin roof, cost $2,000. Magner Barry, owners. FOR SALE STORE PROPERTY FULTON ST.

Bedford section, 4 etory brown stone, 20x60x100; mortgages price $9,000 to quick buyer. FRANK H. TYLER. 1.1S3 Fulton St. Advertisements under this heading are 50 cents for each insertion of five lines or less.

as couk for the country, a German girl, in a snuiJ family. 43" Grand av, WANTED SEWING BY THE DAY OR WEEK or will take work home, hy a seamstress; best city reference. Address 517 Waverly ay. "WANTED SEWING BY A LADY; ALL kinds of family sewing and mending; will go out by the day for 75 cents or take work home; also dressmaking and children's clothes neatly done. Please address NECESSITY, Eagle Bedford branch.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a girl. I'loase call at present employer's, 11 Verona place, et.vojn Fulton and Macon sty. urooKjyn, FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE. wanted a iMPETENT ANU LAl'N COUNTRY BOARD WANTED NEAR OCEAN or bay for August for a family of four; terms must be moderate and within onv hour of Flutbush av station. Brooklyn.

Address BOARD, Box 10, Ea gle office. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENE1RAL houpe in a small family, hy a young girl. Please call for two days at 194 Tenth st, first tb or. left. dreys lo work ir.

it famiJy; ro qufrt d. Apjjjy to Mrs. DAVIS. 21 Liiieuln ruai. Fiat bush.

WANTED WASHING. ETC. FURNISHED FOR SALE LOTS A PLOT. 35x50, ON FOURTH av, near Thirty second st. South Brooklyn; also plot, 40x90, on Seventh av, near Fifty sixth will be sold at bargains for cosh, on easy terms; or will lease them.

W. CLINE, 165 Waverly av. FOR SALE LOTS BARGAINS; VILLA PLOT. 100x100. Flatbush; plot on Keap st.

Nineteenth Ward, with loan; also fifteen acre farm, 500 feet water front, two houses and born, might trade on cash basis. 12S New York av. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a young Swedish girl, lately landed; understands some English. Address 31 Atlantic av. WaNTEI) SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a young German girl; three years' in the country.

Call on Mrs. SCHAEFER. S57 Classen av, Brooklyn. Advertisement under this heading are 50 centt for each insertion of Jive lines or less. WANTED WASHING BY A WOMAN, TO GO out by the day or take home.

C6 Luqueer st, store, Brooklyn. WANTED WASK I BY A RESPECTABLE woman; would like family washing; good reference. Mrs. C. GAVIN.

269 Eighth st, Brook iyn. jj WANTED WASHING AND IRONING BY A respectable young woman, to go out any day of the week at $1 a day, or would take home washing by the dozen, or family washing; good reference. Can be seen any day at G59 Franklin av, near St. Marks. FURNISHED ROOMS 44 ST.

FELIX ST A square room second floor; hot and cold gas and use of bath; also, large hall room; convenient to restaurant or table board. FOB SALE COTJNTBx" PBOPEBTT. WANTr SITU ATI 'N TO DO THEGENERAL housework or upstairs work, in a respectable Protestant family, by a settled person. Call at 530 HIeKs st. corner Sackett.

third bell. General Housework Advertisements ui'tsr heading are 50 cents for each insertion ofjloe lines or less. WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. A girl must Itv a go 1 c.k, and ironer small family. Apply ai tin tn av.

A NTE LI TO 1 EN Eli A iJ I SEW kTA neat, nt girl; wagt for a good girl. Call at lu Tompkins av. nr Lafayette. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK7n a small American family of ailult a y. German cir) mur't be a good co.tk, washer and ironer.

52 oatur st. WANTED TO DO A work, a good girl; must be a ginl plain cook, washer and ironer; good ref. rence renuired. Apply at SS9 Union st. Brooklyn.

ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORKS In a family of two adults, a girl; must go home nights. Call between 1 A. M. and 2 i M. at 430 Tompkins av.

nom nom 800 nam 500 2,600 nom 11.000 nom noca 1.050 nom nom com nom nom 80,000 COO nom 8,050 nom 3,000 FOR SALE FARM 520 PER ACRE FOR CHOICE five acre fruit and poultry farm, one mile from depot, at Estelle, N. J. finest markets available; whether for occupation of Investment, you hod better write for particulars to D. L. RIS LEY, 211 South Tenth st, Philadelphia, Pa.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a respectable young Finland girl lately landed. Call for two days at 322 Twenty first st. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a respectable young girl Is a good cook, washer and ironer. Call for two days at Columbia plae. FOB SALE PIANOS.

FURNISHED ROOMS 2 NICELY FURNISHED connecting rooms, complete for housekeeping; gas, bath, hot and cold water and use of daun dry. 102 Dean st. FURNISHED 'ROOMS A LARGE ROOM FOR. light housekeeping to let; also a large hall room. 51.25.

Call all the week at. 233 Dean st, between Third av and Nevins st. FURNISHED ROOMS NICELY FURNISHED large and small rooms, with all improvements, for gentlemen, or suitable for man and wife; rent $1.50 up. 92 Henry et. FURNISHED ROOMS 121 LINCOLN between Sixth and Seventh avs Private family will let 2 handsomely furnished rooms, with all conveniences; gentlemen only; breakfast if desired.

TRNI SHDROOifS2 ARX3 NDT" SMALL room In private house, furnished for light housekeeping, to adults good neighborhood two blocks from Loeser's; rent $4 per week. 40G State st, near Bond. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a Swedish girl; is willing and obliging; good cook and laundress. Please call at Ralph av. Brooklyn.

WANTEI" SITUATIONS TOpO'thF GEN housework in small families, bv two Swedish girls lately landed. Mrs. ENGDAHL, 224 Wyekoff st. FOR SALE PIANOS TWENTY UPRIGHTS, 575 to $125; monthly. WISSNER HALL, 294 29G 298 Fulton St.

FOR SALE PIANO UPRIGHT. $180: STOOL, scarf; 57 monthly; Stelnwayr bargain. WISSNER Factory Warerooms, 552 to 558 State st, Flatbush av. FOR SALE PIANOS 75 UPRIGHT AND square pianos, second hand, including the very best makerd; every price from 520 upward. CHANDLER.

300 Fulton st, WANTED WASHING AND IRONING BY A respectable woman, to do at home or go out by the day; rough drv, family washing or by the dozen. Mrs. DONOVAN. 179 Stuyvesant av, near Qulncy st, three flights, in the rear, right Jiaridside. WANTED WORK WASHING AND IRONING, by a respectable woman, to out by the day.

or house cleaning; has good city reference. Call for two days 15 Sta.te st. WANTED WORK OF ANY KIND, BY THE dav, by a woman dependent upon herself. Mrs. 1 1 6 1.

ANN. 4 I rime rjs Brooklyn. WANTED WORK BY A SWEDISH WOMAN, washing. Ironing or lu.usecleaning. Mrs.

BERG, 1.700 Broadway, first floor. WANTED WORK BY a 'RESPECTABLE WO man, washing and Ironing, to go out by the day, or hap pood city reference. Call for two days at 92 Atlantic av. WANTED WORK BY A RESPECTABLE WOM an. to go out by the day.

washing and ironing, or to take home, or housecleaning; has good city reference. Call for two days at 327 Furman st, ground floor. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK. A girl willin; to fiertiiiin or Swedish green horn wiio und ntunds Wiushinx and Ironing; easy pjace; good home. 23'j Saekman st.

Ranted to ix general iiwusewokk in a Fiiia 1 ly a 1 uk e. 1 woma one willing to go in the country a rt time; reference required. Call ti P. M. at 2hi Grand avenue.

FOR SALE PIANO WEBER: A GREAT BAR gain; call quick. ALPHONZO SMITH, Weber Piano WareroomH, 595 Fulton, st; stool and cover go with It WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL h.uew,.rk in a small family, by a settled colored woman. Call al the week at 7CS Fulton st, over the trunk store. ANTE TS 1 ATION DO THE GENERAL housework, by a respectable young girl; is good cook, washer and ironer; has good reference. Cyll for two days at 646 Warren st.

top floor WA NTED SITUATION TO DO THE GEN eral housework or upstairs work, by a Danish girl; best of reference. Apply at 66 Luqueer st, In the store. FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FURNISHED ROOMS PRIVATE FAMILY WILL let nicely furnished large room; also small room, with use of bath; hot and cold water, ga; within walking distance of bridge and ferries; references. 198Vi Schermerhorn st.

HIJRnTsHED" ROOM ALARGE FRONT HALL or medium sized room, with large closet and running water; house newly furnished terms very moderate. 1C3 State st, between Court and FOR 6 ALE IRON STANDS AND ROOKER cases. Apply to W. H. SUTTON, composing office.

FOR "SALE BICYCLE MONARCH 1895. MODEL No. 10 (cost $100): used two weeks; perfect order; cheap. 160 Willoughby av. Clinton.

FURNISHED ROOMS 415 CUMBERLAND ST BELIGIOUS NOTICES. on tne mil; neatly furnished rooms; large, small, quiet, clean, sunny; nice closets: gas, bath; elegant street; large yard; Summer prices; plain board If desired, or light house Keeping If desired. WANTED WORK BY A RESPECTABLE Woman, to go out by the day, washing or cleaning; take family washing home: best references. Please call at S72 Lexington av, first floor; Mrs. CORR.

WANTED WORK BY A RESPECTABLE WOM an, to go out by the day, washing and ironing, or to take home, or housecleaning; has good city reference. Call for two days at 312 Fulton st, ring third bell on left hand side. ErMVbM TO DO general housework, by a young woman; good cook and laundress. Call at ISO Eighth st, Brooklyn. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THEGENERAL housework, by a competent woman.

Can be seen at her present employer's. 2." Clermont av; call for twodays. WANTED TO DOlTEGENERL housework, by a young Swedish girl, lately landed: strong and willing to learn. 72S Sackett 8t, flfth floor. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a respectable j'oung Norwegian girl; is a good cook, washer and ironer; lately landed.

Call for two days at 87 Greenwood av, Windsor Terrace. imwi, un.f.rb pi i i Margaret wife Daniel Qulnn, Pacific st. 10S.2 Flatbush av, runs 25 52.7 59.5 to Flatbush av. along av, 25 49 42. Richard Colgan and Margaret wife Daniel Qulnn, heirs Edward Colgan, to Bridget Colgan, widow, mort $7,000 Pork place, s.

275 ft Classon av. 75x131, Bridget Colgan, widow, and Richard Colgan to Margaret wife, Daniel Quinn, mort $2,000 Fifteenth st. 8, 136.4 Fifth av, 16.8x100, Henry Brown to Elizabeth Kennedy, all title Smith st, 8, 60 ft Sackett st, 20x81. Bridget, widow, and Richard Cplgan to Margaret wife Daniel Qulnn. Hudson av, s.

150 ft Evans st, 25x92 to Harrison alley 25xS2. Patrick Funchon to William Function, Hoboken, mort 52.000, val consld and Thirty ninth st, 120 Eighth av. 29x100.2. foreclosure. Wm Buttling to Co operative Building bank.

Atlantic av, 375 ft Howard av. 50x 100, Atlantic av. corner of Howard av, 25x100. Charles Thlelo io Katie, wife Charles Thlele, mort $9,000 Central av, cor Greene av, 25x90, Anna, wife John Otterstedt, to George Herdje, mort $5,500 Moffatt st. s.

170 ft Broadway. 16.8x 100, Frederick Peat, sr, to Susannah Peat, his wife Park av, cor Delmonlco place, 37x62.6 to Delmonlco place 72.7. James Pen broke, Jersey Olty, to William Meruk. mort $4,287 and taxes 1893 1894 Eighty second st, 220 ft Twenty first av. 60x100, James Lyncn.

Y. to James and Mary Oliver Eighty second st, 220 ft Twenty flrot av, 60x100, James OHver to Mary Oliver, all title. part Hemlock st, s. 263 it Fulton av, 23x100, Lawrence Mulligan to James Mulligan. part, mort 52,000 Same prop, James Mulligan to Robert Shelton.

mort $2,000 Same firop, Robert Shelton to Mory.E Mulligan, mort $2,000 Hemlock st, s. 243 ft Fulton av. 20x lt 0, James Mulligan to Lawrence Mulligan. part, mort 52,000 Greene av, cor Nostrand av, 20x100. Henry A McCarthy to Rlchd A McCurdy, mort $15,000 Vanderbllt av, s.

100 ft Pacific st. 25x 100, Theresa Flood to Wm Flood, one third part Wyona st. 125 ft Fulton av, 25x 100. release mort. Manly Hubbs, Co mac.

to Charles Rel Sutter av, 50 ft Barbey st, 25x100, George Schade to Emma Colonel, mort $2,000 Same property, Cecilia wife John Skinner, to George Schade, Rockaway av, adj Kirby's. runs 141.10 to land of Bklyn and Rockaway Co xb 253.10 to bed xs along same 119.5 to land of Schrciber xn 146xs 32 to av xn 159. Rose McGee to Michael Braun Rockaway av, adj late John Cowen hoven. runs 34.7xn 272.6xe 2oxn 100 to Hunter fit xw 25xn 35.5 to Hunter st xs 129.7xs 213.2 to Rockaway av xs 173.2; Rockaway av, adj John Cowenhoven, runs 10.8xn 17.S to av xs 19.9; plot begins on line adj John Cowenhoven at point 34.7 Rockaway av, runs 214.9xn 415.10 to Hunter st xn 143. 6xs lOOxn 47.7x 307.11: plot adj Wyekoff, begins 574.5 of Rockaway av, runs 415.6 to Hunter st 109.2xa 414.Gxn 109.6, Geo Nolan to John Epplg Third st, 8.

297.10 Ninth av. 20x95, John Magllllgan to Robert Furey Sixth av, 81 ft a Eleventh "st." 19.6x75.6, Elmlra Christian to Samuel Campbell Gates av, s. 260 ft Tompkins av, 20x105, Charles Grlffen. et ah, trustees Samuel Wlllets. deceased: Frederick Wlllets residuary trust, to Marv WilletB, North Hempstead.

Herkimer st, 38 ft Pleasant place, 19x19, Charles Grlffen. et al, trustees Samuel Wlllets, deceased; Frederick Wlllets, residuary truat, to Mary WilletB, North Hempstead. I Rpfs st, 8, 241.8 Marcy av. 16.8x100, Phebe Ryan to Hugh Funaton Van Polt av, s. 300 ft Humboldt st, Peter Weber to Adam Part heslus Eagle st.

560 ft Manhattan av, 25x100. Elizabeth Huts, extx Katharine Dlekhaut, formerly Katharine or Catherine Stockhofer. to Geo Perry, 11 26 part and all title, sub to morts $6,000 Sherman st, 245.3 Greenwood av, 13x100, Christian Hagen to Stephen Doyle, mort 5900 Lot 43, map Richard Totten prop, Flatbush, Victor Clark to Martha Clark, 1894 Seventy st, 100 ft Eleventh av. 200x100: Seventy sixth st, 100 ft Twelfth av. 200x100; Seventy seventh st, s.

200 ft Eleventh avenue, 140x100: Eightieth St. b. 220 ft Twelfth av. 180x100; Eightieth st, 280 ft Twelfth av. 40x100, Samuel I Campbell to Elmlra Christian, mort $3,200 West Twenty third st, s.

230 ft Surf av; runs 110 160 90 xs 100, to Highland View av 20 to West Twentv thlrd st 200. Joseph Kittle. New York, to Children's Aid So, New York UP TO 11 O'CLOCK. JULY 31. Carroll st, s.

179.5 Court st. 25x100, Frederick Mahl, Hartford, Conn, to Albert Van Selow Nelson Bt, 100 ft Hicks st, 25x100. William Dunlap to Louise wife John Wamken, mort $500 St. Marks s. 225 ft Classon av, runs 126xe 2.2xs 81.5x3 47.10 to St Marks av, xw 25: St Marks av, 140 ft Classon av, runs 70 xn to St Marks av xe 1S.5, Christopher Malonc to Mary Fifth St.

237.10 Eighth av, lOOx 100. Hugh Funston to Charles Denison, mort $12.830 Eighth st, 110.6 Sixth av. 27.6x00. CharleB Denison to Phebe Ryan, morts $12.200 Atlantic av. 182.4 Utlca av, 16.6X 99.1.' August Williams to William Herod, mort $1.800 Herkimer st, s.

20 ft Saratoga av. 20 FURNISHED ROOMS SECOND FLOOR FRONT OFF TO AFRICA! FAREWELL MISSIONARY meeting In the Bevean Evangelical Church, corner Sumner av and Kosciusko st, Friday evening, clock (August 2); Rev. P. Cameron Scott and his party of missionaries will speak. Mr.

and Mrs. Whlttemore of New York will also be present. All welcome. uiuuve room, uiceiy iurnisnea, witn every' convenience for light housekeeping; terms 50 a week; also other vacancies in large and small rooms for $1.50 and rooms newly painted and papered. Willoughby st.

WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN a family of two, a Gerninn girl must be a goud ronk and laundress reference iulred; good wages. Call betv. ten 5 and 7 or to morrow morning at 401 Green. av. WANTED TO GENERAL HOUSEWORK.

AN experienced girl; must a good plain cook, washer and irunr xp' rienced ones only. A ply. with Clinton one from Harrison. TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK.A plrl; to go to Westchester county until November 3, after that in the city: must be a good cook, bread maker and laundress; two in family. Apply in store, "JOS Gates av; J.

S. FERGUSON. IW ANTED TO HELP WITH THE HOUSEWORK and take car of children, a girl al out 15 or 1G years old. Inquire at 4.o Central av. TO MA HERSELF useful and wait on table, a young girl; no wash Ing.

177 Schermerliorn ft. Employment Agency. WANTED SERVANTS. SITUATIONS NOW ready In all parts of city and country. Brooklyn Employment Bur au, Pineapple st, one door from Fulton, half way between City Hall and bridge; managed by ladies; established 21 years.

"WANTED GOOD OOT fS "AND LA I NDRES 3 es, German or Swed also hoime vorkers. narsp and chambermaids; planes waiting to be rilled. Call at Miss E. TIMCLIR'S Employment Halsey ut, near Sumner ay.one flight up. WANTED YOUNG COMPETENT COO sT cooks who wash and trin.

house workers, laun ilresHes. Swedish ami German house workers, at once. Mrs. L. SEELY.

2 Dond st. corner Fulton (over drug store; New York office, GS West Twenty second t. MECHANICS' LIENS. JULY 30. Grant av, 400 ft Jamaica av, 40x30, John Wojtj nlak agst Thos Donaldson, owner and cont South First st, 100 ft Marcy av, 25x100.

Geo and Chas Krelscher agst Dumproff, owner; Geo PcetBch, cont $124.85 WANTED FLATS. LOST AND FOUND. TO LET HOUSES. LOST $20 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR RE 12S.O0 TO LET HOUSE 8 RUSSELL PLACE. 200 turn or lost rrom express wagon on Gates av, July 30.

J. N. HANNAHS. 22 Dean street. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework in a small family, or downstairs work, by a respectable woman goo cook, washer and ironer.

Call at 14 Vanderbllt av, Brook Jyn. ANTE SITU A TI ON TO DO THE GENERAL housework in a private family, by a respectable girl; city or country. Please call at 753 Bergen st, near Washington av, rear house, second floor. yards from Saratoga av station; brick house, 9 rooms; improvements; rent J25; can be seen any time. LOST 325 REWARD FOR A ROLL OF BILLS, TO LET HOUSE 47 CONCORD ST; SI ROOMS; containing 575: lost Detween the City Hall and East New York, on Tuesday, July 30.

By returning the same to 196 Arlington av, will receive the above reward. WANTED FLAT FROM ABOUT SEPTEMBER 1, in a fashionable neighborhood; furnished or furnished; might use half of house If right; near one of the best public schools; prefers Park slope. Address H. Box19, Eagle office. A NTE FLAT OR TENEMENT, FOR IN vestment; in good location; with about $14,500 equity; will give part cash and one of the best Brooklyn business corners In exchange.

Address FAIR EXCHANGE, Eagle office. WANTED FLAT BY A COUPLE; A SMALL unfurnished flat or 3 rooms, in nice house; within twelve minutes' walk of Flushing and Carlton avs; rent not to exceed 10. E. 2 Court st, Brooklyn. 7,000 nom exc 8,10) 4,330 6.500 BEAL ESTATE.

aiso rear ounaing. Apply on premises or to JAMES COCHRANE. 2 West One Hundred and Twenty ilfth st. New York. TO LET HOUSE PER MONTH; A SMALL 6 room brick house on Warren place; private street, with grass plots and fountain, below Henry st, from Warren; ten minutes' walk to South Ferry; to a small family.

Apply at 129 Baltic st. TO LET HOUSE $350; A HANDSOME RESI dence. 10 rooms; Henry st. near Culver's depot and trolley line; extra lot; private street; shade trees; desirable location; eteam heated; all improvements; possession. RUSTIN ROBEINS, 44 Court at.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GEN eral housework in a small family, by a respectable young girl willing and obliging and has first class reference. Please call at 111 Columbia st. in store. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a respectable colored girl is a g. cook and laundress; willing and obliging.

Call or address fur two days 676 Washington av, first floor. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a competent girl good plain cook, washer and ironer: one accustomed to children; wages 510 monthly. Call at 378 Baltic street. WANTEDROOMS FURNISHED. Hire a Property, call nowl If you I Let a Property, The Fall wish to: I Sell or Bay a Property, Season (Exchange Property, opens! Management of Brooklyn Properties aSpecialtrl Oi'KICK OPKN DAILY UNTIL P.

M. FRANK LEFFMANJ7. Raal Estate. 431 HANCOCK ST, CORN'BK SUMNEK AV. WANTED ROOMS UNFURNISHED ROOMS (with carpets), for two adults, on Hancock or Jefferson sts, between Nostrand and Tompkins avs, with or convenient to table board.

Address T. F. Eagle Bedford branch. WANTED HELP MALES. APARTMENT Advertisements under thin headiny are 50 cents for each insertion or Hoe Hues or WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a respectable young Norwegian girl: is a good conk, washer and ironer: has WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

I'RESS GOODS DE Fifth av and WANTED SALESMAN IN partniont. MAXWELL A Fifteenth st. WANTED SHOES AND CAST OFF CLOTH Inff at NEWSBOYS' HOME. 61 Poplar st, for our poor boys and girls. Please advise us that wo may send for same.

1,104 nom nom good city references. Call for two days at 359 Columbia st, second floor. WA NTE DS ITU AT ION TO DO" THE GENERAL housework, by a German girl; can do washing and Ironing; plain cooking. lease call for two days at 137 Twenty first st, between Third and Fourth a vs. WANTED SUrtAT ION TO DOTIIEGENERAl.

WANTED IN A DRY house, a smart b.v W. li. Eagle oihce. WANTEIA BRIGHT, about 19 years of age. GOODS COMMISSION to 17 years old.

A Mress active YOUNG MAN for New York ofllce; one having knowledge nf tyj writing. Address Box WANTED LOAN $6,000 ON BOND AND MORT gage, for five yars at 4Vi per cent. will deal only with the principal; no agents or brokers need apply. Call on owner at 441 Classon av, or address H. MUNSON, Sea CMK.

L. I. WANTED LEFT OFF CLOTHING LADIES' and gentlemen's; I will pay S00 per cent, more than any dealer in the city. Call on or address Mr. and Mrs.

PHILLIPS. 64 Smith st, between Schermerhorn and State. TO LET APARTMENT 1 FREE TO SEP tember; corner suite. 7 rwms and bath; steam, heated; cabinet trim; mirt ors, refrigerator, beautifully decorated and a high class house in all respects; all outside windows convenient situation: 172 Ralph av. corner Macon st; Janitor within.

ERNESTUSGULICK 350 Fulton st. TO ET A ART ME NT3ELEG A TLY DECO rated and steam heated; Nassau apartment 'houses; application may be made on tha premises for renting so many of the apartments as are yet unrentod of the new and elegantlv finished apartment houses, situated on Ninth st, near Eighth av. and one block from the Ninth st entrance to Prospect Park; they are owned by the Nassau Land and Improvement Company, are most attractive In design, perfect in plan and complete in all appointments; they are thoroughly well built; communication by four car lines; each apartment contains rooms exclusive of bathroom and also a fuel room and storeroom In basement; price 526 to $30 per mouth, which price Includes janitor service. Aew lork city. WANTED AS BARTENDER, A YOUNG.

SO ber man, who understands his bus.ness; nnt afraid of long hours; mut be a good mixer; light work; must have reference from last place. Address A. W. S.MITH, Mansion Rosiyn, L. I.

JUDGMENTS. JULY 30. Marshall, Albert Lawee, John Ira Badger 551.85 Staples, Cyrus Irwin, Louis Barn aby, Frank A Hamilton Bank 10.0S3.37 Fred Hower Brewing Co, ltd Samuel Wandelt 278.24 Lindsay, Charles Globe Brewing Co 33.20 Bosch, Henry Ferraloli Cameron Biscuit Co 32.65 Butt, Henry Globe Brewing Co 33.20 Bannon, Michael Globe Brewing C4.S0 Beckh, Hugo Seabury Johnson 28.67 Noonan, Peter Koehler Son Co 39.37 Drcste. Charles Frank Ibert S39.86 Morini, Alphonse (known as Mike Mao caroni) Cropsey Mitchell 124.48 Hoffman, "Martin" Emma A 47.43 Meyer, William A Henry Henjes 129.80 Doherty, Patrick Koehler Co 241.09 Robertson, Clarence and Kate Anna Isele 135.79 Johnson, William Bateman, Charles Emll Caiman, et al 131.58 McLaughlin, Ann; McConnell. Richard Joseph Volkommer and ano 967.72 Schwally, John and ano, exrs George Siegle Marie Klrschbaum 146.00 Max, Hichard and Fanny William Curtis 507.75 Kuhlmann, Charles Frederick 553.31 Leeder, William A Union Eyelet 101.20 Leeder, William A Moses Mlchaells and others 210.31 The Eighth Word Republican association.

McGInnls, John Plunkett, Thomas William Rosenkranz, Peter Collison and Albert A Kling man 90.93 Bassford, Beverly Sarah Eeilly as extrx 575.90 Dunn, Patk and Luke Wharton, Jr, as assignee 571.18 Kings County Transfer Co Baldwin Gleason Co 65.48 Mannuel, Agnes eo Forgotston 90.25 McArdle, James; Bryan, James Edwin Gillies and ano 89.50 McArdle, James: Brown. Mlchl Same 47.95 Fred Hower Brewing Co; Benjamin, Joseph Henry Zimmerman 1,040.95 Barnet, Frank; Rose, Simon Chas Hobe 1.073.20 Hall. Joseph Charles Peed Bruckner. Katie Fred O.WIegand 144. CO Wilson.

James Jas and Jos Hugglns 411.10 Same Robt Dlx Shoe Manf Co 363.79 Same Cox Shoe Manf Co 626.00 Same Nelson Shoe Manf Co 04S.24 Same Albert A Baldwin and ano 909.63 Same Hayes Partridge Shoe Co 44D.62 Same Bay State Sho? and Leather 378.00 Nolan. Mary Owen Tilly 25.23 Kohn, Moses and A Boyd 136.6S Demlll. Rlchd James Thoubboron 145.06 Axelrod, Jacob and Isaac Levlngson Thos Craig and ano 357.89 Gibbons, A Peter Andreaaon and ano 216.21 MORTGAGES. JULY 30. housework in a small private family of adults, by a competent middle aged woman.

Call at present employer's. YiZ Lefferts place, third corner apartment; best of reference. A ED ITT "ATI NTO DO THE GEN errl housework, by a respectable young girl; has three years' city reference; good plain cook and laundress. PIeii en 11 two days at 650 Classon av. near Uer ren st.

IN COMMON COUNCIL STATED SESSION. Monday, July 29, 1S95 On roll call, Jackson Wallace, president. In the chair and a quorum present. The minutes of the previous meeting. Monday, July 15, 181)5, were read and approved.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM OFFICERS. From the mayor Veto of Resolution No. IS, of July 8, 18H5, relative to Improving Ocean avenue In the Twenty ninth ward. Ordered spread at large upon the Journal and to be published in the coriwratiion newspapers. From same Veto of Resolution No.

45, of July 8, 1R95, relating to giving permission to the New York and Eastern Telegraph and Telephone company to set Its lxiles and to string wires on public lands between Rldgewood reservoir and Massa pequa, etc. Ordered spread at large upon the Journal and to be published in the corporation newspapers. From same Notifying the board of the death of ex Mayor Alfred M. Wood and requesting appropriate action In regard thereto. In connection therewith Alderman Walkley offered a resolution eulogizing Colonel Wood as a soldier, statesman and citizen, which resolution was adopted by a rising vote.

Alderman Walkley moved that a committee of five be appointed by the president to attend the funeral and make suitable arrangements. The motion was agreeNl to. The president appointed as such committee Aldermen Clark, Guilfoyle, Leidi, Walsh and Gary. MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS. Aid.

Walkley moved that the board adjourn to meet again on Monday, August 5, 1895, at 3 o'clock P. M. Agreed to. The board then adjourned. JOSEPH BENJAMIN.

City Clerk. WANTED PIANO TUNING $1 PIANO TUN' Ing; 25 years' daily practice; T. STANLEY, piano tuner and repairer, 49S Fifth av, 5Cn Throop av, 191 Tompkins av; players taught tuning; mad. 343 Fulton st. WANTED SITUATIONS Females.

Nurses and Seamstresses. WANTED SITUATION TO THE GEN cral housework, by a respectable girl: is a good cook, washer and lrnner; would go in the country for the Summer. Please call for two days at 214 Bond st. two flights up; front. BOARDING.

Advertisements under this heading are 50 cents for each insftrtbm of five lines or less TO LET FLATS. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GEN oral In work, by a young girl is a good plain cook, washer and ironer; best of reference from last employer. Please call at 213 BOARD 15 ASHLAND PLACE. NEAR FULTON st Superior board and room, all improve WANTED SITU ATION AS NURSE GIRL OR do light housework; willing and ob.igimr; guod city reference. Please call at Atlantic av, near Albany; no cards answered.

VANTED sTtu ATfoN TO Ml ND "ciTlLDREN and. help in housework, by a respectable young girl. Call for two days at 152 Twenty eighth st, near Fpu rth ay. A NTE SITUATION TO MIND A BABY and be useful, by a young North Gorman girl, lately landed, aged willing to learn. Call on Mrs.

SCHAEFER, tir7 Classon av. ments; gooa ventilation; gooa home. excH 8,188 com $2,000 coo 15,000 com exch com TO LET FLATS 5 ROOM FLATS: LIGHT, airy rooms: convenient to all cars; rent $7 to $9. 257 Chauncey st, Brooklyn. TO LET FLAT 1 ROOMS FOR $12 AT 26 Boerum place, near City Hall: gtxxl condition and first class house.

BUNESTUS GUL1CK 350 Fulton St. BOARD DESIRABLE. COOL ROOMS. WITH first class board; 55 to J6; few minutes walk to all and South ferries. 354 und 3.v Henry street.

of bed ford district; superior accommodation and attendance 1.1S1 Dean st, between Bedford and TO LET FLATS AND $10 FOR 4 LARGE cool rooms, whole length of hall; all light; on block from elevated stalon and thre lines cars Janitor. 205 Fourth av, near Union sc. REAL ESTATE MARKET. Nostrand ave. BOARD 441 HENRY ST HANDSOME COOL TO LET FLATS 2S2 ST.

JAMES PLACE. NEAR First st. between Third and Fourth avs. WANTED SITUATION TO DO "THE GENERAL housework, by a young girl is a good plain cook, washer and ironer; is willing and obliging; good references. Please call for two days at 477 Adidphi st.

WANTED SITUATION TO" DO THE GEN eral h' usework. by a respectable young German Kirl: is a good cook, washer and ironer; has good city references. Call for two days at 149 Twenty first st, between Third and Fourth avs; second floor. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GEN cral housework in a small private family, by a respectable young girl, three months in this country Is a good washer and Ironer; con do plain cooking. Call for two days at 55 Underbill av.

near Bergen st: rear house. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework or to assist with housework, by a respectable young colored girl; Is a good plain c.Hik, washer and ironer; has gool city rofer er.ivs. Please call for two days at S9 Schenec rooms in new house; excellent table; few mln Fulton st and Grand av ptatlon; elppant flat. 6 July as a midsummer month has been regarded as a slow season of the year In real estate affairs, but this year It has been fairly active. Ernestus Gulick said: "July rentals utes' walk to ferries and bridge terms very moderate.

BOARD SCHERMERHORN ST. BETWEEN Court and Clinton A large alcove room; also WANTED SITUATION TO TAKE CARE OF baby or assist with children, or assist with housework. Ly a young woman. Call at 110 Congress Rt. WANTED SITUATION TO TAKE ENTIRE charge of children to do ehambprwork and waiting, by an experienced German girl speaking French and English: best city referen' Call ut German Woman's Christian Association.

S71 Park av. Bi "oklyn. Wa.N'TED SITU ATI OX DO SEWING "AND make herself generally useful, by a young girl, years of age; best of re rcr.ee from her present employer. Call two daws at 122 Mon tague st. Ghaiabermaids and Waitresses.

a back room; comfortably furnished, with all rooms ana oain; steam neatea; all improvements; from 520 to $25: owner on premises. Can be seen Sunday and week days. TO LET FLATS TH RIVERSIDE. 20 JO ralemon st, 3 to 6 rooms: Improvements: all sun liKhted; 51.30 to 53.40 weekly: for clerks, mechanics: private park: free baths; two minutes to South and Wall st ferries. TO LET FLAT DECORATED ANiS TV TFli" Improvements; references exchanged.

xsu. Alexander Taylor to Mary Bainbridge st, 156 ft Ralph av, 18.8 X100; Bainbridge st. s. 193.4 Ralph av. IS.

8x100, Alexander Taylor to Mary Nicoll Broadway, s. 98 ft Rockaway av, 26x90, Gernian American Real Estate Title Guarantee co to Aaron BOARD 116 HENRY ST LARGE AND SMALL rooms, nicely furnished: good board; few min utes' walk to bridge and ferries; also, table feet order: 7 rooms and bath: location convenient to ferry and brldse. Apply to Janitor on the board at moderate prices. "HI LL 428 LAFAYETTE AV tady av; KATIE KAilAK premises, xii oun st, Detween state and 1 large, well lighted room, containing hot and cold water; well furnished: with or without 53,700 4, COO 550 5,000 TWO MOTORMEN TO BE TRIED. bonrd; reasonable terms.

Mrs. M. TYSON. TO LET FLATS 5 ROOM FLATS; ALL IM provoments: reduced from S20 to S17: down town WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE HOUSE wnrk. by a respectable young girl; would assist with children: willing and obliging; good reference.

Call for two days at Degraw st, between Hicks and Columbia. and near the brldse approach: oil just been put BOARD A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WILL rent front rooms, with superior board, to gentlemen or couple: all improvements. 77 St. James in complete cit'tin uraer. see janitor In Olllce, P2A st.

'HAMBERMAID to at 24: Ninth sr. ijambekmai'd best cite refer Warren st, CKAM TfEHMAin WANTED SITUATION AS A ami wattr a young girl llie country. t'n twi. A NT I I A Vl A A and waitress in a private f. nnU etiee.

i'Hi ni jdN nt eni'd. r' WA NTE ITU A TIO A A waitress, hy a res; place, near Lafayette av. 2.000 300 WANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT IIODSE worK in small family, by a Danish woman. all at 20 Windsor place, near Seventh av. BOARD LARGE SECOND FLOOR AND HALT, rooms.

S4 up; fine private house first class neigh TO LET FLAT SIR FOR CORNER APART mom; steam heated; 4 rooms and tiled bathroom: porcvlaln tubs: open nlumbintr; cabinet borhood; Fix minutes to bridge; excellent table; table boarders. 3C4 State st, between Hoyt and trim, first class In every respect; handsome decorated. 179 Jefferson av, corner of yoting gtrl: na two days at Bond. 1 WANTED SITUATION TO ASSIST WITH i hi or take care a baby, by a girl. 17.

"'all twc days at 170 Ninth st. 1 WA NTED SI ATION TO" ASSIST WITH I housework and make hersWf generally useful. nostrand. BOARD DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS, double and single, with first class table board: TO LET FLATS FLOORS: NEAR CITV HALT. goo i city reterentes.

an President st. WA NTE SITT' ATKN A a wa i tress, by a res Vi 1 j.I ri ferer.ce. da 1.5 '1 Dean r.e nue. convenient to city car lines and business center; and table board, 53.50 all Improvements; desirable and cheap: now is the time to secure comfortable apartments within walking distance of bridge before the rush In September; 211 Dulfleld st. 0 rooms, bay hy a respeotatiio young gin; willing and obliging; good home preferred to high wages.

Call for two days on Mrs. McMAHON. 1V1 Fifteenth st. IbK. r.

weekly, iz Dean st. 'HAM BEKM All younir girl; hm iid.lr Albany ave HAMBERMAID rti i In iusi'W, jrk dy girl; those call at l' BOARD HEIGHTS 124 HICKS RT, CORNER wmuows, j. gjl joiu st. i rooms, tay windows S15: 371 HridKe st, corner Wlllouchbv. 5 rooms.

of Clark: desirable rooms; all Improvements; 520 373 Juy st, 5 large llpht rooms. $20. 517; 100 A I A I A A and waitress or a small family, by a stea always changing help. I 'a; live minutes walk to bridge and Fulton and Wall st ferries; special Summer rates; table FOUND CRIMINALLY NEGLIGENT BT CORONER'S JURIES. Coroner Kene last evening held inquests In the cases of three persons recently killed by trolley cars Marie Azdevido, 5 years old; Jemima Johnson, 64 years old, and Richard Paulson, 35 years old.

The first named was killed July 25 while crossing Hamilton avenue, between President and Union streets. The jurymen exonerated the motorman from all blame, but censured the company for not having Its cars properly equlped with life saving fenders. He is held under $3,000 ball by Justice Walsh. In the case of Jemima Johnson of IS Wyekoff street, the Jury found the motorman, Patrick Moran, guilty of criminal carelessness. He was held by the coroner.

In the case of Richard Paulson, the Hoyt street butcher who was killed while trying to give aid in a collision between a trolley car and a business wagon, the Jury returned a verdict that the motorman, Henry A. Marr, was guilty of criminal negligence and utterly incompetent to perform the duties to which he had been assigned by the company, and that the company was guiltj' of criminal negligence in having employed an incompetent motorman on the car. Marr is under boll. Parthesleus. to Will.

Von Pelt av. Rles, to Hubbs, Wyona st, near Virginia av Colonel, Emma, to G. Schade, Sutter av, near Barbey st, Line, to Hannah Hltchings, extrx. Httchings, Schenck av, near Fulton st Qulnn, Margt, to Colgan, White st. near Brooklyn and Coney Island plank road Doyle, to Hagen, Sherman st, C.

Tremper, Mary A. to West Brooklyn Land and Improvement co, Forty first st. near Tenth av Rowe, Ida to Knowlton, Fifty fifth st, near Fourteenth av Johnson, L. to Bogart and ano, trustees Moore. Seventh av, corner Eightieth st Oliver, Mary L.

to Susan Vanderveer, Eighty second st. near Twenty first av Merick. Wm. to Michel, Park av, cor Delmonlco place Nagel, A. to Scharmann.

Myrtle av, near Canton st Hoyt. Ella L. wife of and G. to Title Guarantee and Trust Co, Wythe av, near Morton st C. and Minnie and Peter to Seventeenth Ward bank.

Manhattan av, near Norman av Monds, to Anna Walsh. DeKalb av, near Wyekoff Clement. to Eller and CoombJ, Ralph av. near Irving Hughes, Rose Phila. Pa, to Brooklyn Trust Co, Court st.

near Sackett Hoyt, Ella wife of. and Wm G. to Title Guarantee and Trust Co, Van Brunt st, near Srrohmever, to Wells. Ninth st, near Fifth av Peacock. L.

to A Wagstaff. as trustee, Fourth st, near Sixth av, six morts Campbell, I. to Christian, Sixth av, Berkeley. to Halstead. Ralph av, near Macon st Funston, to Getz, Ross St.

near Marcy av otners. w. ti. UK ACE. TVlIloughby st, comer Jay board; referenced.

BOARD PROSPECT HEIGHTS NICELY FUR WANTED SITUATION IN A SMALL FAMILY, by a respt ctable Protestant girl lately landed: wc appreciate a good home; will be found and obliging. Call for two days at 177 Berg. st. nar 'iuI. WANTED SITUATIONS ONE TO DO GEN i rul hi w.

rk. the other to do downstairs by two girls; four years' references. Pl i se crdi for two days at 7 S3 GateB av, near Lewis. nishod front alcove room, to let, with board; st, IJro. dtlyn rmg ti ines.

WANTE ITUATION A A chambermaid In bearding houy enceii young wuman. i.V, f.r Warren st. TO LET PARTS OP HOUSES. WAITRESS OR i. by an oxperi twu day at is2 second floor: all imnrovements: also back narlor near Prospect Park entrance; a few table board ers accommodated.

48 JNintn st. with me have been very good, exceptionally so for tils season of the year. The call for private houses and flats has been large, and I have disposed of nearly all that are on my books. I account for this by the general dullness of the market during the spring, which has brought about the strongest summer market for many years. I have had many inquiries for Fulton street store property, and will close several contracts for rentals for this class of business during the coming week.

It Indicates a better feeling among business men and also that Brooklyn is growing In favor as a market for all classes of goods among men from other cities." Messrs. Gulick Co. report the following sales: For James G. Wallace of New York to several Brooklyn parties, for considerations amounting to 20 Hanson place, three story and besement brown stone front house, 22x45x100; 930 President street, near Ninth avenue, three story and basement brown stone front house, 25.4x50x100; 938 President street, same character of house, 25.10x50x 100; 43S Sixth street, near Sixth avenue, three story and basement brown stone front house, 17x45x 100; 151 Seventh avenue, near Garfield place, four story brown stono apartment house, 19.9x60x80, and 155 Seventh avenue, same description of property. Also 362 Pacific street, three story and basement brick house, 25x45x100, for G.

A. Wamhach to George Schumann for $7,035. 137 Pearl street, corner Prospect, three story and basement brick house with store, lot 22x71, and 139 Pearl street, three story and basement brick house, lot 22x6S. for S. II.

Morris to E. P. Berti. 121 St. Felix street, three story and basement brown stone house, 20x45x100, for Alfred A.

Taft to Elizabeth Robinson, for $6,200. Frederick M. Smith of 44 Court street has sold for William W. Plttman to Elsie C. Kerby, 438 Classon avenue, near Gates, three story and basement brick house, lot 20.0x100, for J7.400.

Also 404 Bainbridge street, two story and basement brown stone front house, with all modern improvements, 17x45x100, for Elsie C. Kerby to Anna G. Pilcher, for $6,500. County Treasurer Adams has again adjourned the sale of property in arrears for taxes In the county townB till Tuesday, August 6. Except when John C.

James erected his house on Plerrepont street, adjoining the 3. 000 C50 1.300 4.O00 1.250 5.000 1.600 nom 600 3.500 1,000 1,500 250 43,600 5,000 400 3.000 Cooks. Washers and Ironers. TO LET PART OF HOUSE WITH OWNER upper part of elegant brown stone; all improvements: halls, stairs and windows furnlBhed newly papered and decorated; best surroundings; aduts only. Call at 373 Macon st.

BOARD AT HOTEL ST. GEORGE. BROOKLYN Heigh rr First class family hotel; American and European plans sing.e rooms or apart men is, with private bath; a delightfully cool dining room; restaurant a la carte until 10 P. M. TO LET PART OF HOUSE WITH OWNEH To rl; can no 'red 1 Ulto BOARD 211 AND 212 SCHERMERHORN ST.

between Iiovt and Bond: board and desirable rooms; the houses connecting; I have one parlor Cg.KIl rail tl or to rent: running water and back piazza WANTED SITU ATI' AS do Efeneral housework, by frlvc reference. cards. I A I would do iteriil hoiisr plrl; good ref, fr 'n: at or acMr'ss 4 WANT EI ITUATION AS dress, by a Fr girl: ar references. Cur. Clermont av, flrst flat.

Employment Agency. WANTED SITUATION SERVANTS FOR CITY anil try Brooklyn Employment Bureau. t.navipie st, on door from half wd' bettvfen City Hall and bridge; managed by biip.es references inveutlgated; established 1S71. WANTED S1TI" ATI ONS FOR 200 SERVANTS C'l'ntry. Htv; Irish.

Scotch." colored: greenhorn girls. to 3. IIENDIUCK S' )N'S AKenoy i new number). K31 At lam nvnr Hoyt st. largest, oldest In Brooklyn, co.ntry boarding houses supplied no delay.

750 Union st, near Sixth av; second floor and 2 rooms on third. If needed; everything in llrst class order: use of gas; station and surface cars close by; to small family only, with reference. TO LET PART OF HOUSE L6wERPARTrOF 6 rooms; 3 rooms parlor floor, 3 basement, including bath room: fine order: good location and convenient to bridge and ferry: rent low tu adult people; location of house. 6W) Warren st, near Fifth av. Call on owner, GS2 Warren street.

AUN of cltv at 1 13 AND ilsh ly day TO LET HOUSES FU3NISHED. WANTED SITUATION AS Ci IC AND I.AUN dresa. Jjy a ai and i.bliwin yunv: girl with best city and country ref in seen until fruited at 04 Kyerson st. Br. jkl yn no cards.

eiTi: ati on as Vnk "and" lav's dross, by a respec Scutch obj.v ulon to a boarding h.uso. I lase cull for two days at 106 Atlantic a v. llrst floor back; no cards. WANTED ENGAGEMENT. WANTED ENGAGEMENT IN AN OFFICE.

BY a yung lady, to do writing, copying and gen ral ofllce work. Address F. E. Eugle ortlre. also room for bicycle; table board; refer elces.

BOA It 2 ELEGANTLY Ff'RNISHED with drersliigriKims attached; en suite or single; on second lluor: In house with owner; sanitary plumbing; table unexceptionable; park slope; block from Prospect park between Seventh and avs. 521 Second at. BOARD WYNDH AM HOUSE. 87. SSI HENRY sf! corner Pineapple Under new management; on Brooklyn Heights, directly opposite Wall st; twelve minutes' from New York City Hall; newly furnished large and email rooms; select family transient hotel; also table board.

BOARD PARTIES WANTING TO MAJiE DE" sirnMe arrangements for balance of season and Fall, for pleasant rooms, both large and single, will iuive opportunity now to have choice. 179 Cumberland et. opposite Park: choice, convenient location and first class home. BOARD SOS PROSPECT PLACE. CORNER OF Nostrand av Halng taken the house next door, we are prepared to rent rooms singly or en BUite: the rooms are beautifully finished and well furnished: first class table board; large grounds; croquet, tennis: fruit and shade trees; finest part of city; reasonable.

TO LET HOUSE FU A 12 ROOM house, well furnished: all Improvements; tlrst olnss neighborhood, on Heights; convenient to bridge; will pell or let to private family; or bortnllng house, as there are four boarders who will remain: good chance for doctor or dentist. Address all week S. Eagle office. CIYTL SERVICE APPLICANTS. The examination of applicants for positions in the internal revenue service under the new civil service rules will take placo next Saturday morning, August 3, at 9 o'olock, in Fublio School No.

15, corner or Stat? street and Third avenue. Civil Service Commissioners MoKln ny. Miller and Borne will conduit the examination. Yesterday was the limit lor the filing of applications for the examinations. Abont 150 applicants will appear Saturday In the competition.

A HANGING OFFENSE. First Citizen (in the near future) Who Is that they're going, to string Second Citizen That's the man that stole Tornado Pete's bicycle Puck. ASSIGNMENTS JULY 30. Davison. Emellne, to Sophie Schmedes.

Rellly, J. to Annie Blrtt Title Guarantee and Trust Co to A Lewis Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Alex Pearson Smith. C. and ano, exrs. to Mary Smith Title Guarantee and Trust Co to McDowell.

6 assmtB Griffin, et al, trustees, to Wll Wlllets, North Hempstead, 3 assmtit TO LET FOB BUSINESS PUBPOSES. 5500 650 4.000 8.0C0 700 44.000 25.500 5.000 WANTED SITUATION" AS COOK AND LA UN dresS or to do general housework in a small family, by a Norwegian girl. Please call fr two days at present employer's. 20CVj Lafayette avenue. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK.

WASHER and Ironer, or to do general housework, and would eo a short distance In the country, by a ry, uy a WANTED PBOFESSIONAL. WANTED HOUSEKEEPER BY WIDOWER without family, a thoroughly reliable working bousekeeiver. Protestant, who 4s a first class plain cook, baker and laundress and can take entire charge: a strong, Intelligent, good natured woman only; one with girl of from 14 to 17 to wait on table and assist generally preferred; good wags. Address, stating nationality, ages, HOUSEKEEPER. Eagle Fifth av brunch.

TO LET LOFTS VERY DESIRABLE LOFTS. 3.000 and 4,000 square feet; $750 to 51.000 a year, Including steam power; elevators; light four sides; convenient to all shipping points; only six blocks from E. D. ferries; Insurance rates very low. JAMES CAVAN'AGI.

17 Hope St. oJrefer res pec tat) i young woman; nas tne oeei oj Griffin, et al, trustees, to it cnce. can at ma ut. ieu.