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FOIl SifiE nR.tl ESTATE. WANTED SITtlATBONS FI3M.4 IiDS. 20'CLOCK EDITION WASIEH nELP FEMAtES. 1 VrTTn ST. VALENTINE'S DAY.

ANTED SITUATION TO uu urn YV eral housework in a small family, by a Kspeotable. TST ANTED TO DO GBKISKAL nuusr, Bide of the Fnlion Ferry in order properly to regulate the "running of this Company's boatB" on the said ferry and that he have full power and discretion in resneot thereto; and, if, in consequence of the large masses of ice filling up tho whole bres.dth of tho river, BOARDinnr EJRDTO "LET; WITH A JCJI liall room, at 130 St Felix at, between Lafayette av. and Hanson place. OARD AT 177 SOHERMERHORN ST, near Smith; a liandsomoly furnished back parlor; also a large hall bedroom on third floor; house and table first class; within IB minutes' wane of Wall at and Fultou work, a girl. Apply at ty; ureenn t.

g'rtos ani (Bossijf, young woman; IOIt SALE LOT A LOT OF GROUND on Bedford av, near Myrtle, 25x100; must be sold to close an ost itc. Apply to WSl. A. LITTELL, 343 Bedford av, or33 Myrtle av "E10R SALE FARM OR EXCHANGE JC1 an oxcellont farm, 113 aorei, near Kiverhead fine large hulldlagB good orchard well fenced SO aores in woad frouts on the Sound exchange for good dwelling, lull particulars of LEVI FOWLER, 877 Fulton St. EACLE OKHCE, FEBRUARY 15.

1875. "ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSB. work, BjriAppltjl3Mfrtle av. cor. Kent Tw'eiwij TilTPKRIBNCBD WAIT it shall appear to mm tnai, Deaiue a warn oi cp it in tho Manairlnir Director of this Company, ator "First, an it please your Majesty, we have no belli in tho village; second, "IfolJ, knave;" thundered the King, "by tho Mass, but I think wa will content us with thy first reason." i "In the drat placo," said Mr.

Petty to me, "we don' fluh In thoso inlets at all. No pound net (hat ever was made could aland in tho rush of their weeping currents; and if stakes were driven down, snoh a are ro quired for pound nots, thoy wonld bo torn from the sands by the very neit tide. It is only at some distance from the mouths of tho inlet, both within tho bay and without, that thrse nota have boeu operated at all and aa they cannot Bland in tho mid channel, there ia always abundaut room for tho passage of flsh, whether entering or loaving." ETEXLSC, FEBHl'ABY 15, 1875, rcsi and nenmstreM, by gentleman and wife. Ap jomes. there is a manifest want of skill In the pilot who oon cuy reierqaoeov 1T)iTUATON TO DO GEN tV eral housework in a small family, liy a respectable, youi woman; is a good cook, washerand Iromi has good oity references.

Call fur two days atHJOeKalh t. TirANTEfITUATIONS ONE TO cook and assist In washing, and the othor to do up. stlirs work sod flue washing, by two rcspeotsble girls from theSouthjbestof reference given If required. Apply at M8 Hicks et, corner of Union. ply to 18 1U A.

at. i JjJH; OARD A GENflEMAN AND WIFE, or BlDgle gentlomen, can have extra large rooms. FISH CULTURE. FOB ECHAN(i. ASCSEBENTS THIS EVESING.

WANTED AN KXPlSKmiNUrUlJ and also a chambermaid who understands her If recording angels who sit aloft have timo to note the changes in human manners, aa well as the eccentricities of human morals, their diaries must show a gradual but steady neglect in recent times of (ho days which our ancestors delighted to honor. Whether they rhed tears or not over the Indifference which education and other causes have shed over the romantic nde of human life, we cannot telL But the jour nalislmay bc permitted to shod a tear on St Valentine's Day in the morning" yetordy morning, the HUi when he remember, the daysof otheryears, when rt.T observod by every young man business. Call at 55 Sands Et. trol the movement or our boats, that tne wruer in question be authorized at one to enter upon either of aid boats, and, displacing the pilot, who is bnt a practical man, take the Bald boat under his charge, and direct her course to the opposite shore, it being obMouB to this Board that a man who is aoenstomed to detect tho faulte and imperfections in all our pnblio men will I OOKLYN THEA'lKr. uoui RFC THKTRK foTplt.v 15 itartMnmsut.

i YMPIC THKATRK Variety Ratertalnmsnt. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE Wllllamsburgh and Nineteenth Ward, improved property, for vaoant lota on DoKslb, Jlyrtle, Gites or other Brooklyn avenues. Apply to O. HOLCOMB 188 Broad tKob 1KCHANGE WE MAKE A SPE JT clalty ol exchanging property, both real and person nl Ii.va a 1. ran li.f Kf nmunt.

ftnrt IU1 ilit IDfllt 1HV QUO. TOT ANTED AS Afl" TT waitress, a reBpeotable gtrl.ln a small private family. Apply with references at 1i Harrison it. WANTED A GOOD WAITRESS AND TT chambermaid, with city reference. Apply at No.

6a TMTANTED SITUATION TO JUO UUJS eral housework in a small family, bya young girt is rfllini and obliging, and has good reforence. OallYS 788 Ruton Street, entrance on OaSton avenuo, second floor, HJI.KV'a irmwi nvi" SQUARSTUSATRK. N. Y. Til Orphans.

immediately discern tne wea spots in mo iiw at once cause the boat to be driven through them to her What, then, Mr. Petty, is tho meaning of ell thir Pound Fishing in the Great South Bay. with board: rooms have hot sndoala rnnnlng water wen and newly furnished and heatod location 24 Harrison Bt, between Court and Clinton haa large gardon and grounds attached. B' OARD 197 FULTON ST. FOUR MIN utes' walk from ferries marble front bouse, oontsln Jtmodern impr jvomonU; board, with neath; furnished room; $4 per weo! and upward, aocording to the location and furniture; fonr doors from Nassau at, over the hat store.

Neatly furnished rooms from $1 upward. TOOARDON THE HILL 138 LAFA MJ yette av, cor. Carlton An unnsuil.y large and pleasant front aloove room to let, furnished or unfornlsded, with first class board; has hot and cold water large closets, and heated in any way desired terms very reasonable best of references eivon and required. Dltn an RK THBATRB. N.

Y. l.iroue Ulrona. ll? a 1. Amllnn and Beveutn av. about iIAN mPrODKOjlK Tweniy sixui sireoi Send or oail partlonlars of what yon have and what you want, and you wlU bo suited.

No oharge nntU exohange is made. IJ. iY. FITOHBTT A MX Pine New tXTANTED IN THE HOSLBKx, yi ortii avenue, n. 1.

THE SCARCITY OP TOUR FISH, front. fANTED SITUAS0N T0 BO THE work of a small, tidy family, where no othor help to tot by 5 Aierican w6man ot middle age and large cnnce. Please address for three days, Eagle nereug, it wiu inus oe aemousw avcu mj. ice and adverse ourrents do not interpose any obstacles to one who is thoroughly trained to the discovery or everything that is practically wrong in the auminuitra goods business, an a steady engagement, inauiro at 39 rUe av. and their probable extermination by boing excluded York.

raronxAvr to subscribers. rANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE Bee. OR EXCHANGE THE ELEGANT 3 ntnrv nrtA linstarnnnt hrdun atsiTin lifirisiA. feet. wtdo.

rom tho brooding grounds 1" "AH sentimental exaggeration. Thero is no nnoh scarci 1 1P.7A f.llfi KAOLB lion oi numan aueira wuu id ubim for accidents at eea or on shore, or to suggest the mesne of prevention that should have been adopted who Is work, a woman; seven in iauuiy; uriu 2S1 Wait Fiftv flnifc Bt bntweon Broadwav and Elshth 25 Prospective Legislation on the Subject Seth Green ou tbe Situation. No. i 'U null iiri unuiwij 615 DeKslb av. IWim lmt, TiTftfltv ty, no such oxclusion, and no such extermination, either ITiTANTED SITUATiO i AO a isi cIsbb cook, washer and ironer, in a small private family, by a young Amerloan woman (Protestant): good reference from her last place.

Call for two days at 518 Van be sent to aU polnta In the United States, tree oi RTiCn ADAMS ST. av, New York free and dear wHIoxchango foraamalier bouse ia New York or for Brooklyn property no re A ROOM ON Jj second floor to let, to gentleman, or gontleman and nr and B6 "nlton street, Addreea ownor, JOS. KLIKG in progress or In proBpect. The whols agitation ia but suggested by somo wealthy inexperta from the cities, who havo chanced on poor sport when trolling in the bay. wife nlsn.

a baU room on same floor good board and pleas derbut av. aecond floor. equauy reauy to rosiruci. uw States, Judges on the Bench, the statesman and the legislator how to deal with existing difficulties in Louisiana and Arkansas, with vexed questions of Uw and the various problems that enter into the politic! economy VXTANTED TO MIND ADYKINU STUJtc alailad. Apply toC.J.

TOCQUB, paragon dyeing establishment, Myrtloar. ANTED TO i6 CHAMBERWORK Wdsng. Vgood girt. Apply at 184 Amity St. GOOD fTVTTicTi STTTTATION A BISHOP LOTJGIIUX.

maiden, ever, old bachelor and old male Bm. wMwhon St. Valentine was par axtllence the patron Mint of tho tender passion. We looked for him and ro earlier on bis festival than on any other in the year, and tho girls ate their breakfasts with an abstraction wondrous to behold and ourioua to account for, until tho postman's knock accounted for it by bringing the bluh to Angelina's cheek, and causing young Edwin's hair to stand on end with expectation. Yet dolorous as it is to think that St.

Valentine is no longer honored as he was in less matter of fact days than ours, other Saints have fared oven worse than he. Where art thou, St. Swithin, whose annual festival was obeerved by all the weather wise, who based their prognostications upon thine atmospherio temper. "St. Kwithin's day if thou dost rain, Tor forty days it shall remain; fit.

Swtthiu'B day if thou bo fine" HOft SALE PIANOS, Ac. ln r.tiok. wastier auu lninor, vi iv Now. I have resided on the shores of that bay from my houaewofk.by a respectable young woman: haa gooa oily references city or country. Call for two dy at 48a Adel SUPERIOR I'he Kigbt Rev.

Bishop Loughlin will deliver THOU SAJE PIAO A until BIX O'CIOCK. Correspondences to the Eagle. Albany, February IS, 1875. Chftrter tinkering" and code patching" rosewood norly now mast be sold, even at a or nations no it iuriucr ah Jlesolrci, That during the stay or the learned editor in charge of the ferryboat, tho pilot who has been dis Idacedbe recommended to take the editorial chair ni that hft mar not infancy, and my father haa boen a fisherman all hii life made his bread by it so I think I should be judge and I assure you that phi Bt, top lloor. dure in the chapel of the new Cat none Uu sacrifice.

Address D. A. Eagle office. nut homo for 45 and 85.50 only a few boarders lOminntes from Wall st, Fulton and Catharine ferries references exchanged. TO OARD AT NO.

61 WILLOUGHBY between Lawrence and Jay. Pleasant room and haU room, with good board, for gentleman and wife or single gentleman; house newly papered and painted; warmed by furnace with evory and convenience, at veiy moderate prices. XJOARD 169 SOHERMERHORN ST, five minutes to Citv Hall, and one blook from Fullon WANTED TO DO THIS wuita. im small family, a woman of judgment and experience. Call for two days at 275 Macon Bt.

vroccss of erection on Hooper street, uear hare come to bo such chronio ailmcntn Willi tho lcgiala THE FISHINO OF LAQT SUMMER XST ANTED SITUATION ru uu vn oral housework ioaemoU private family, by a respectable Swedish girl lately landoS is cook, erandironor. Please oaU for two days at 481 Adelphl at, Tm.r Atlantic av. ue journal oj only become proficient in discerning the motes that disturb the sight of other people, But a profloient in K. neit Sunday, the subject being i. i Church." As the proceed, are for the benefit of irrespective of religion, many tors from Brooklyn, that a discussion of almost any VKTANTED A GOOD vviiu xp an excellent laundress, andean bring good city reference.

Apply for three daye at SMJJnlonjt. r. rxTT'n A TTs'VrTC! was a better average than in the previous four years. Mr. Gilette, and othor experienced residents by tbe bay shore, will boar mo out fully In the assertion of this i TTAMTRD SITUATION AH mtnent member of other denominations have taken ins has no nbicc WANTED TO DU liEinart.a.u auy woik, a respectable girl roferonoea required.

OaU TT clasjcook.by aenmpetent woman fact." acuve pari io tion to boaxdlng house: MSii tion to a private boaiowg mn other theme must needs be a welovme relief. So camo it, that on Saturday last both for hie own behoof and that of your readers the correspondent of tho Eagle sought 11 respite and nopontho "in the unfamiliar topio of flsh culture. The letter of that datowaa inspired and made Beasonablo by tho aubniisBion to this Assembly of at Haisey st. has the best of city reference. for tho life of we can't remember the concluding Tin TT FOR SALE PIANO A BEAUTIFUL rosewood piano, with carved oase, of elegant finish sad extra brilliant tone will bo sold very cheap, If soldini medlately.

Apply at 430 Clinton st. 170R SALE PlANd LEGANT DECK KR ptno, with fine ombroldored cover and Btool, for less than hall price or will rent for 9J6 a month has rich carved legs, 7' octave, agralfe treble, overstrung. Also, nice rosewood piano, 7 ootavo, $4 per month, PiliiLPS SON, warorooms, 308 Fulton st, opposite Johnson. IORn 3ALE PIANOS ONE ELEGANT rosewood piano, all improvements, at a groatbargalo, or' will rent; also, Kranich 4 Baoh'B celebrated pianos sold on easy monthly payments. Call and oxamiue tmahty and nricofl before purchasing oxsewhero at CH AS.

11L1), Piano Warerooms, 114 Livingston at, cor. Boerum The pound net fishing cannot bo bo very destructive, Nn 44 At ftntlC BV. line. If these neglected saints talk over these degener WANTED TO DO UiSiiJiiiwvu rxuuo work in a then, as it la claimed to be 7" Bt: newly and el3gantly furnished; brown stono heated by i furnace or grate table excellent with every homo comfort and convenience, on terms very reasonable; the street la the I best in Brooklyn. BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS 103 JO ralomon Bt, near Cliuton The now and elegant four i story, brown etono front houso Is now opon for the accom morlatlon of gents and their wive and single gente en I Buiteand single rooms; also, back parlor and extension, his own profession ana omur by a mutual exchange of places the number of peor do qualified to fill an and every office in the gift of the people may at least bo doubled.

Esolvcd, That a similar offer be extended tor the editorial corps generally, the mismanagement comp Utned of being universal, and every ferry needing an editorial eye to detect flaws the ice, which known to ext, and the editorial hand to guide and Wft to, thero being none other at the conmiand of this board that is equal to such emergencies as now jmd then arise nf dense fog and thick ice. ate davs as Ok. Qotr and Magog are BuppoBed to eon SANHEDRIM CHAPTER. A crush is anticipated at the Masonic Tom ANTED SITUATION TO DO UlfiJi ii wxunootble a Certainly not. The flhormen who employ otner wasner ana ironor.

a vij av tho report of tho State Fisheries ComruiaEion nnd ita verse together in Guildhall, they must shed tears as the remark. "We have no more birthdays now. ThiB rnothoria, and who earn their subsistence within the bay, have quite as profitable a bminess now as at any VIT ANTED AS CHAMBERMAID ajxu yy stress, a reBpeotable young girl best city rofer, ences rawlreTVplyVmedtaJ interest was localized by the impending legislation 1, on Grand ana sovanin Bireeia, unujui, uw 1 m.DnnT.oa of SnnliA i Buuahle lor aoctor or uonust, iuhub "uyiuvo. hard and covetous ago has quite forgotten us. There are no more cakes and ale," But they are no worse off TTSTTANTRn A DiKSX Uhaos Vjvjyxv, pTaln oook and good waahor and ironer jolly reference gi ven.

Call for two days at present employor No. 4) Bergen streot tante Situation a respect able girl that has part learned the dressmaking, wishes to leam or asust in somi light business board or a smaU salarj required can furnish good reieroncos. Call or addresfl 109 Summit st. Chapter, Roso St. Croix, No.

9, A. P. Masonry. against pound fishing iu the Great South Bay at Long Island. Within tho few daya that have since elapsod, a variety of circumstances has given added Apply at TV waBher and ironer for a small lamlly.

After oach of the Directors had expressed it as his that thn foreuoinir was excruciatingly funny, hn or living mortals. When wo were young. the Chapter ia composed of Hebrews, tne anair, is period within fifteen or twenty years. There aro Bcoroa and hundreds of fishermen who nso gill nets, run arounds, set nets, draw scigns, and such like devices, and I havo yet to hoar tho first word of complaint from any of them in regard to pound nets. They all make 183 Cumbeiland St.

XTSTANTED TO DO THIS WAsninuur intorest to tho entire subject; but notamy, tno meetings in Now York of tho State Association of Pisciculturists, and the remonBtrance of some hundreds of residents and would unquestionably be accoptod as snuffing out all tho complaining editors of the two cities, it was re onr birthdays were remembered, whereas thero is not an old maid "in Brooklyn to day who can lell how old she is. And people blame her for not remembering. w. hn be nioectcd to remember what her own CARRIAGE SALE. aNted situation to do GEN r.i hnnaewnrlr.

bva smart young girl, who Is a EOR SALE PIANO MULLER A A great bargain worth 560; will be sold for $450: will $12 per month until paid, or will rent It for $6 per mouth it Is one of tho finost tonod pianos made and has full ootavo overstrung bass, boll agratio. rich carved legs, andalttho modern improvements: fully warranted. Can be Been at MULLER'S, No. 310 Fulton Btreet, over book store. their own choice of Implements, according to msana Sin.

Xnnlv at ICO Sixth av, nonr Flatbush. the South Bay shore against the paasago a KtrhiSriJnr finnlf WASH AND BOARD A LARGE, BEAUTIFULLY furnished room to lot, for two gontlomen, or gentleman and wife alio, a good Biaedroom, with hot and oold I water, for a single gentleman family private ttiblo good tennj reasonable for homo coniform location betweon Am nitty ond Baltio nnd Henry and Clinton sts. Plsase ad dress A. Kaglo office. BOARD TO LET, "LARGE, PLEASANT room on second lloor, Bnltable for gentleman and I wife or two Bingle gentlomon also, large front hall room; house contains all improvemnnts and Is well heated throughout; fivo minutes from Fulton herry.

io hands i st, I one door from Washington st, and one block irom lulton Btreet I 1JOARD A PARLOR WITH AN EX I I fnnititn mnttl. rlehlv furnished, having all convo at OnlA MiirnViv's reeiilar weekly Bale of and inclination, gad each takes hia nvorage proportion of fish. The pound nets can no more occasion a scarci WVilt in nrivnte famUr.anexporlencedEirl; of tho law proposed by the Fish Commissioners. flesh and blood forget. Nobody gives her presents as they used to do.

Her country cousins don't wnto to Nor should it bo forgotten that the arrival of the Lenten solved to postpone definite action ror tne preseiiv. SURHPGATE'S COURT. The Week's Work. WILLS PROVED. riages, Ac, hold on Saturday last, top buggies sold in $108 to $155; phaetons, $135 to $151; Rockaways, must furnish good references.

Apply at No. SSa av, near Gates av. i wrnfTZTxlvirPTcRTRNCED OPERA' SALE MISCEl.liAIEOt7S. rn alien ahe shrieks. "This is my birtnaay, soason when bo many worthy peoplo abstain from their i iio aii(Thn.

and 400 business waaons. ty than any other class of nets and when a scarcity happens as it doe on all fishing grounds every few years it Ib in no way tracoable to the processes of tho fishermen." hrimr samolo first class washer and ironer and can do gnod plain cooking has good city refereneo. Ple.iao call Monday and luoaday at 156 Navy st, Becond floor, in the rear. Wanted situation as oham bermatd and to take oare of a baby in a small private family would have no objection in going to tlio country good city reference. Ploaso call lor two days at No.

653 Atlantio av. nJT ANTED DO DOWN stairs work, in a respootablo family, by respectable young girl Is a good plain cook and good ijaslioraud oitv reference. Please can for two an 'unfeeling world paya no attootion, and no kindly vnie. wbisner. "1 wish you many happy returns of the FOR SALE BUSINESS A PLUMBING utore, cheap 3 doing a good business good reasons jjLyrifZsk' mm Mat flesh pots in the causo of Belf reprosaion bringB moro than evor into tho ourreucy of table talk (ho virtues and tho chronicles of tho finny tribes.

No further for selll ng. n. of the Town of Flatbueh; Mary ml $83, and a quantity of harnoss, robes, blankets, at fair prices. SHASDLEY ts. SHA.NDLEY.

'You don't seom to think, then, that legislation on day So that, after all, St. Valentine ban no more nenioet than other neople. Ho is Leach. Samuel Barnet, Henry L. Komer, Allelic Wei 7ANTD TO DO GENERAL HOUSE ri.

m. ha irnnA COoV. I nioncesot register, gas and water, In a spacious mansion with ploasaut snrrouudinga nnd centrally located, on the the subject is needed by your constituents?" apology, theroforo, will bo noodod, for now reverting to the eamo subject especially as I am onabled to record most remembered of aU forgottenlfriends. mer, Mary Morrison, Susannah Graham and John JH.O washer and ironer; good city refereucoB required. Apply And what is better, the people who remember him, as FOR SAIiE BUSINESS THE STOCK, nztaros, and lease of a boot and shoe atorti, Bltuatod on a promiuont avenuo and corner.

Apply to J. KELLOGG, corner of Gatos andTompUna ays. FOR SALTE CARPETS GOOI) SECOND hnd and mfsfit oarpeta and oil cloths (a specialty): Knalish Bmssela, throe ply and ingrain, very cheap, at the old place, 112 Fulton Bt, Now York, side entrance, down days at 803 Park av, bet, Yates and Throop. at nu rarK place. Heights will be renloo wltn Bervice nuu persona prico, 9J36 nlao an upper mom for two persons i for less price references givon and required.

Address KENSINGTON, Box 156, P. Brooklyn. Clenahan, all of the City of uroosiyn. LETTERS OP ADMINISTRATION A TSPPTilTi TO COOK. WASH AMD his day comes round, are not old and vntnerea, oui joj in th.

Km irnr of life, their hearts unseared by care, two interviews with ropreBontatlvo men, iu rogard to legislation on the South Bay fisheries. Whon it is re meinhored that from this fruitful Bea meadow are main ly gatherod tho enormous flsh harvests consumed in W1 WANTED SITUATION A CHAM bormid and waitreBS, or to care of children, wcro Granted on the estates of the followihg named iron in a nrivate hoarding houBa, a young, giri inus. BOARD WANTED. their feet ready for tho dance, their hearts attuned to by a respectahlo young girl good references can ue given dad nsrsons. vis: Ann Cunliff, Margery MoLough irom ner last place, riease can iwi In the divorce suit of Mathew J.

Shnndlcy ainst Ann Eliza Shandley, Justice Pratt granted 5 a week alimony and $150 counsel foe. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ART. "The Geneva Cross." George Fawcett Bowe'a successful drama, linshfni' cheerful to tno car. xrom wilii.m John W. HeBse.

Patrick Coleman, New York and Brooklyn, ita condition and treatment OARD WANTED ON THE HILL rn pood sized room Bouth Bt, top uoor. fhi 'mrninfr until let us say this day week, uhU .7 stnnsnn. Ludwin Konig, Henrietta M. Lauri are of importance. site.

tit aTitTpONY FOR SALE PERFECT ernoxposurfl: hot nd cold water; ample closets. AddrosB with full William E. Buffiugton, Rebecca Brown, Cornelia As the rodera of the Eaole's Albany dispatches are be wUUng and obliging and have city relerence. two days at 161 Hudson bands St. T7S7ANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE TT work, a girl that Is a good plain cook land a igood wisher and Ironer.

vitb references. Appli' at 415 Lafayette av, near Clissrm. VTST ANTED TO TAKE CARE OF YOUNG children a faithful, oompatent and Intelligent nuiBe must have had ciperie bring good reference onr Post Office wilt be more busy than n.iiai Thn Valentines themselves will vary in Rowland. John Laulenbrekor, Clarence KUIum, Sarah aware, tho hill now before the Legislature directs the WANTED SITUATIOIS TO uu eral honsowork, In a small lamlly, by a reapectablo young woman is a good washer and ironer; haB good city reforenoes. Apply for two days in the etore in bchonok st, near DoKalb av, northwest side.

SITUATION AS A CHAM WW i Ar. hoiisnwork. by a resnoct ly gentle in harness, or under tho saddle; a very good traveler and exactly suited to a lady's nso. Can be Seen at Mr. McOABE'S stable, Pacltto st, bet Hoyt and discontinuance, under hoavy penalties, of tho praci Gumlty, John A.

Forman, John Binker, Sarah Ann valuo, taste, and general make up, aa much as those whn aond ind those who receive them. There will be all Vhi Geneva cross," wiu ae prei.cuu. Moshaw, Ferdinand Uroschel nd Mary Mciiermow, Smith will be sold at a sacrifice. tice of POUND NET FI8BINO ncatro this evening by the regular company oi mo sorts of noses and arms and legs and faces. Some will.

from her last employor. ppiy at in yaiwa WtTTY'K CARRIAGE all of the City of Brooklyn. LETTERS OF GUARDIANSHIP ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE MANUFACTORY ABU STAUi.iiOi carriages anu in the inlets of the Great South Day. The Stato Com of course, be meant sarkaatikul." Fat men may look out for the postman. So may lean people of either iv sfigEPjg oo ni S.

ROOMS TO LET TWO JO nicely fnm1hed rooms, second floor, at flo. oi J110K3 Bt, near Fulton Terry private family. TjURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, TWO well furnished rooms, at No. 343 West Baltio st between Court and Clinton, by a private family. Rent inodorato.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, A AND BOmo set of rooms on second floor, or single fnmiBhed rooms, very cheap location first olaB. Apply at 89 Uroene ilghs, forsale, and to lot by the a ay orBeason. ro navo "It certainly in not. No scarcity has been reported; but on tho contrary, the supply of flsh oven exceeds tho demand. Now, I ask you, if the pound nets wore working any real prejudice to tho business of tha sh ermen, would not they themselves be THE FIRST TO COMPLAIN? And, if legislative protection wercaeen to be rloiirable, would not those who wero aggrieved bo loudest in the clamor for It? Instead, howevor, of oither complaint or clamor, tho body of the fishermen aro pursuing thulr calling without envy and without approhonsion; while thiB proposed onactment has no better purpose than to glut with exccsBivo sport the holiday anglere from New York.

How little necessity thoro in for ii is ovident from tho fact that tho very communitioa in whoBe inter OBt it protends to como have not only not askod for it, but are earneatly protesting against its adoption at a law." Such aro a fow of tho argumonts advanced by Mr. Petty against Ihe projected measuro of the Huh Ootn missionorH and, as they are ominontly conaorvative, and will bo urged iu the uauio of tho interested communities, it eeems altogether likely thoy will defeat the bill. Thev aro a hard hoadod, practical race, are these Long Island fishermen, nnd the catiinablo Scth Green will havo aoine tough miasionary work before able yonng girl can give good reference Please call at last employer's, 61 Myrtle av, to morrow, Tuesday, from ten to four. VfANTED SITU DO WW 0i hiLomrorb i nnd washer and ironer and girl must no a kohu wm Apply at 437 Lafayette av, near missioners hare said, by thoir report, that to intercept and ironer and plain cook. the largest asaortinont In tho city quality ana style un of the estates of David Coleman were gran tea Thomas McLoughlin, of John B.

Williamson, Honry eox. the scraggy spinster and the attenuated bachelor, I ouse. As the play enjoyed a succossiui run nut in, its merits are too wall known to neod restatement. will be mounted with all the care, and liberality dis laved in ite presentation last season and the cast will mbrace all the leading members of the company, Mxl. I onway iucluded.

It is a sterling play, presenting op the fish in these natural ocean gates is to keep tbem surpassed, and prices 29 per. cent loss tuau now xmti, T.m hntrffies. raokawavs. irankun. from thfir cIiorrti retreat and breeding ground io ANTED A COOK, WASHER AND good plain cook, tho otner to do ohamberwork.by twoyonng coupes, Victorias, oxtouslon and half top brotte, largo as.

Bortment of second hand coaches and wagons of all klnas i.t..nln n.nli.ii.n fine coaches. Y. Williamson and Sidney T. J. Williamson were granted to James Ridgay, of George J.

BufSngton to Talking of bachelors, we take it that the main reason of the affection felt for St. Valentine, is that ho was AN OLD BAOHELOB. Ironer: must he expenencou. auu onus diminish, aud Dually extirpate the species which favor W1 ton av. reference.

Apply Monday or Tuesday, at va v. referenc it. and to sacrifico thereby tho prosperity of all tho com mile turnouts, and liouies aud phaotonsfor ladies' Park avonue. William Souls, all of the uity oi uroomyu. General Term Decisions.

munities settlod along tho inner shore, to tho cupidity ANTEDAS GOOD COOK AND EX drivine H. B. WITTY annus fjorfns jt, cor. Pulton. ortuuities for some strong acting, ana mougn uui i jiihoi.t defects of oonstruction, contains a Tory inter ating story.

It should run, to good audiences, the fhole week at least. of twenty or thirty net ownorB who flsh at tho inlets ceUent waahor and ironer a ce YiHHKS 1 HORSES I HORSES AT Teople ex. rel, Park Commissioners vs. City re coram ended. Uail a ou men thnltXOELSlOR BOARDING and Flfithiish.

of Brooklvn. Order arnrmed wun costs, ijjuuuu Tho communities aforeaaid, by their remonstrance say, that neither the Industry of their fishermen nor tho sports of their visitors, are injured by the ubb of their S31 Washington Bt. Tivonty Rood work and drirfDghoraos, Tutinfln. WanWdathoroughly compe tent and reliable cook and laundress; only those having first class reference vnli apply at Ido Prospect pi, mat from tne country, ior e.ne or exouuge. ways keep from twoaty to forty good horses on hand lo sup.

ply our customers. Wo havo tho best accomodations for it thn fiiv lttrht. vrnpnnn nnt much abused pound notB that large numbers of resi Maris T. Loretz vs. John M.

Loretz, Jr. Judgment afiirised with costs. noi ond Bndolnh Sanimis. and tho noar Carlt on av. I BURNISHED ROOMS UULiUlviuiA heights Ijirgo and small rooms, nicely furnished, overlooking tho Bay, without board, or tor light housekeep mNKHEDlROOMS TO LET, CHEER JD ful ball bedroom, with southern exposure, to a gentleman, at S2.6I) per week also large, front hall room, at 83; first brown atone honso private family.

133 Dean st, next door to tho oorner of Hoyt. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, AT NO. 2 il Washington Bt either furnlahod or unfurnished, single i.r in suitoa bouso largo and Bpacious, and heated throughout ten minut03' walk from ferries roomB on firBt, second and tbird floors, at low pricos, including two largo parlors and extension girls; navo goou city roiuwuww oalljorjwo dajBjitja Amity Bt second floor, backroom! ANTED SITUATION AS A. bermaid and waitress, or would take care of children, or do light housework, by a respectable yoc ingwoman has good city references. Call tor two days at 120 bmith Bt, between Dean and Pacillo.

Tiff ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a respectable young woman is a (rood cook.washer and ironer has good city ref eronora. Call for two days at 281) Atlantic av. bet Boerum pi, and Smith st, Becond floor. tTSTANTED SITUA TION AS COOK, AND will assist in tho WSBhiOK and Oning. by a respectable womim the best of olty refetencoa will bo given from her last place.

Ploaso call at 119 Columbia at, ono door from Harriaon, io tho grocery. STANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework In a email private family, bva respectable young girl reference from la6t place, PloaBO call for two days at 118 Atlantio av, near Henry st, second floor, back room. dents are dependent for a livelihood on this very system, and that tho flflh within the bay hold as good an This was much to his credit. So was his neing a martyr, but all old bachelors are martyrs, bb a matter of course. Now, the importance, as well as the beneficent influence of old bachelors, cannot be overrated in our social system.

If there were no old bachelors, there would be no young bachelors, and thus we should have no bachelors at all. But if there were no bachelors thero would bo no marrying men, and if thero wero no marrying men thero would bo no married men, and thus thero would be no men at all. But if thero were no men, what would become of the women They would all become "mutual friends" and fight it out like the cats of Kilkenny, till nothing was left for the future antiquarian to discover but their vrork horses to let. pr0pri0tor3. same vs.

Royal SammiB aud George B. Banks. Order dnnvimr motion for change of veuue from Suffolk WANTED ONE AS COU1 VYAsniiirt. and ironer, the othor for upstairs work, two Protestant servants; must be woU recommended. Apply tmme dialely at 3 Ryerson at thev shall all be couvevled to bin views ARGE SIZE HORSE, DOWN TOWN 1 attil nfni net of harness forsale; will average of quantity sb at any former period, or bsfciro the uound nota were introduced.

Such is this nice lit Cnn'nh to KinuB. aHirmed without costs. Justice Don Oc CASIOitAL, ANTED TO DO GENEltALi liuyoiv tle ouarral as It stands. give iidj trial of thohorue: also a small Canadian pony; call Btop welt, wilh nice bb! ot silver ulited horneas. Can bo sneiY until Bld.

at 315 Kast Baltic st, near Smith. v. ork. a servant must he a goecl wasner ana mmei. A.

OFFJCEIl EXPELLED. JAMES GKHAIillTy. wages 12 a month, or one lo assist, uaii lor two u. 829 DcKalb av. ANTED TO DO THE Ali NOTIOBS.

F.MONADE AND WHISKY. housBivork in a Bmall, private lamiiy, ohue dissenting. Samuel R. Brick vs. Julia B.

Brick and others. Decree of Surrogate affirmed with costB. Matter of petition of James W. Kiernan also of Charles H. Ralbfleiaeb.

executors, also oi eame two petitions. Orders reversed and report of reference con firmed with costs. A 813,000 Scandal. Jscol) Schmidt has begun an action against Frederick Dehner for estranging from him tho affections of his wife. He wants $15,000 damages.

No answer has been put in, and Justice Pratt, this morning, referred the case to George H. Fijher, to assess ANTED SITUATION TO DO eral housework, or as cook, washer and irnnor i i a tSouie love one and som? lovu tho other, but all must have be a good wssher and ironer aud come well recoinuicmnu from last place. Apply at 478 Henry St. WANTED TO TAKE CHARGE OF A baby, and assist in tho care of children, a neat Park Notch Tronpe. YTe have already noted the more salient fea ures of the new programme of the Park Theatre for present week, and little remains to be said save to record the continued popularity of tho bouse which on 3aturday night was crowded to the uttermost.

Tho list Df stars is an entirely new one, and the programme selected for their illustration ia fully equal to its predecessor. Olympic Theatre. The variety bill of the Olympic Theatre for the coining we is one entirely new, comprising a lot of new and one of Mr. Poole's dramas, "Cash or. The Irish which is cast with the entire of the regular company.

a Brooklyn Philharmonic. The third concert of the present season was given by the Philharmonic Society, last Saturday evening. Tne programme, which included Schubert's Symphony in miliar and Mendelssohn's "P.ecolJections of Bcotland," Opu 55, was rccitedwith the the usual accuracy and finish ever follow the lead of the baton of Theodore Xhoir.as. cliEEoa nrinK Mr.nen .1 A'i ll Nn. fiVl Pulton TO fcET iaoiISlSS.

raO LHT UOUSK OR FOR SALE, rhoap Three Btory and basement, brick and bro stone house; rent, S700. Arply on premises, Slo Warren Btreet. TO LET HOUSES FIRST CLASS houses, brown stone, Philadelphia brick and othors, on tho Hill and othor good localities, with ill improvements, convenient to the cars and all thy ferries routs inodorato also, a duuMo brown stone iuso, Buil ir ayouiig ladles' scmiuary or boarding school. Apply to L. 11U It, Su DoKalb av, noar Graud.

trnox r. Krim mnn I. nf lnmOHldr Atld whisliV dlV5flOS hoops. Again, who does not love the genial old bachelor, oue of the Brothers Cheoryble sort How fond he always is of children, and all weak and helpless creatures. What splendid bachelors has Dickens drawn, and Thackerar, end nil Kreat novelists who will not pander to the raatrimonisl spirit of the age.

We affirm our solemn conviction that haa si. valentine not been a delightf ul old bachelor, nobody would care a bit about him, and he would not by tho fragrance of his memory, pleasant, rroiesrant wunriu nuot required. Apply at 16!) Washington at vl vhk'h aro really very pretty, and uey hnrge for them ogly $1.25 por dozen. JUko tuo man who liluw hut aud cold from his mouth, those cups may servo aliUo total abstainer Yesterday in this city, I was nnviloged Willi a introduction to THE FAMOUS SETH QUEEN, Superintendent of tho Htalc fisheries aud 'nlmiH npos tatn of tho acienco of fish culture. Doing an oulhusiasl, and a success in hia chosen specialty, ho ia alio unquestionably an eminent authority.

Neithor unlettered aa an average fishornian, nor thorough as a well read Bcientiat, ho haa much of the genllouoss and intelligence of the lattor grafted on the blllntnoss and experience of the former. Even in hia phyalnuo, Mr. Greou acems to recognize the dual personality a low stood, natty, alert looking gentleman, with a full, time eilvcrcd beard, vivacious hazel eyes and a pleasant countenance, embrowned by exposure and beaming with good health and good humor such is the outer man. His reception of your correspondent was cordial in tho cxtrpme, and questions were answered by him with courteous alacri ANTED A FIRST CLASS VWassu laundress, with unexceptionable recommendations Officer Syrenus W. Lout lins been expelled from tho po'ice force of this city.

He belonged to the Sanitary Squad, and was detailed to duty in tho nealth Department as disinfecting officer. It was chargud by Mrs. Kr.iupt, of No. 15 Union avenu E. that on the 25th day of January Lent camo lo her house, where a man had diet! from smallpox, aud demanded ond received 15 for dieiufectiug th premises, ond that snb sequent))' he wib paid another dollar for disinfeoting tho clothing.

The case was subsequently investigated by the Board of Police Commissioners, Mrs. Kraupt sworo thai Lent demanded tho money, and whon eho Baid ahe had nn money he told her ho mtiBt have it, and the then borrowed tho Bum from Mrs. Barton, who Uvea iu the Bame house. and tho moderato number. small private family, by a respectable young woman baa good references.

Call for two daiB at 181 Hicks st, between Harrison and Dograw, top floor, front room. iTSTANTED SITUATION TO DOCHAM berworkand waiting or plain sowing in a private family, by a young woman can give beat city reference. Call on or address ADVERTISER, No. 15 Myrtle av, top floor. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN cral housework, by a younj woman Is a good plain cook and first, class laundress; is willing and obliging; Is highly recommended from her last place.

Call ir Ulreo dayB at 103 Concord at, between Pearl and Jay, In the base LL "WHO 'DESIRE DIAMONDS OR from lastemuloyer. by a gentleman aud wile, none oiuox nond apply at No. 16 Soheruierhoru frcm 10 A. M. to 2 P.

M. A1 finrt.Tnivnlrv of nnv or every cioscrint ion. aro recnm damages. For the plaintiff, F. W.

Obemier. rrnrrtrt In rioil. 1 1, i. nbl StnrO Of II. N.

SOUIHK XO IiET APABTMEltTS. No. 97 FULTON st, N. where a full BLook of all articles ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, for a family of four adults, a Gorman or Pro IS UU lino aro kept at tuo very lowoat maraot ruius. nriiciu nuBiftuiwu.

PtlflliftS WHT WASTE TIME IN trying to get over to Now York lor potatoes and an. aat Sarufcoca Countv Peacti TO DO COOK De. Wm. Hall's Balsam fob the Lunob enrcs tho worst cases of ooughs, colds and all dtseaBos of the lungs, throat and chost For whooplugcough and oroup Dk.TowSI.EI'bToothace anodtke cures lnlmlnute. JOES F.

HESEY, CtTBBAN 8 and 9 College pi, N. Y. ANTED SITUATION testant girl must be neat in work and person: gooo u.w references nquircd. Call for two days at Cambridge place, after 10 A. M.

"1T ANTED SERV ANTS OF ALL KINDS VV at the office managed by ladlw EMPLOYMENT BtTKEAU, 29 Concord st, near Fultou, three blocks from the City liall the most respectable women come here lor Bitualions, and many apply who have never been atanol Bee before. N. B. Situations for wet nurses, Blows for per Barrel KMiynos. fell apples Irom 1 75 1 2.25ner Carrol.

At tho wUOJUbbAlilS POl As i. irrtninc nr ironiuj housework, by log, washing and will bo Younda reliable, reapectful which yet perfumes the hearts oi young lauies, uo giving employment at this time to so many citro letter carriers of tho metropolis of Brooklyn and the adjacent village of New York. Of course ho died as all other bachelors must. Some of tho old chronicles say that he was clubbed to death under Claudius. This seems likely enough, for wo never knew a cheery old bachelor who was not "clubbed to death." There are no good clubs in Brooklyn, for Brooklyn iB not a very safe place for bachelors to live in.

The remale element is strong here, and it is a marrying element. The perseverance of this element in Brooklyn is frightful. Many a happy bachelor comcH here, and in an unlucky hour resolves to Btav. He is a "clnbable" fellow enough and soon haB a LET 4 PLEASANT ROOMS JL on Second floor, with all improvements. Cftll at 3ol Jay st, near Myrtle av.

mo LET ROOMS ON OR AFTER FEB B. ruary 25, tho lower part of a first olass homo to a family of adults all Improvements and good location rent, $60 por per month. Address ALEXlf Ksgle office. TO LET FOB HBSINESSJPWKPOSE.S. mo LET STORE DRUG STORE FIRST class location, junction ot two avenues.

Apply to J. OGDliN SMITH, 157 Flatbush av. mo LET ROOMS WITH STEAM POW er, corner Front and Poavl sts, Brooklyn, and also at tho Marblo Mill, Twontr suoomi and Twenty third sta, near and e'cenomlcal servant, a good cook, and an excellent washerand ironer: best of references; city orcouutry. Call ty, Early in tho interview I called Mr. Qroon's attention to tho REMONSIEANOE OP TI1E SOUTH SHORE RESIDENTS, and to their Btatomont that tho bay is not seriously ovcrfii hed nor seriously injured by tho pound nets.

"Well, they're all wTiBg," he TCpllfia, promptly, "and THE WATERS ORGANS ABB JUSTLY celebrated throughout ihe Union for their rjchness of tone, accordance wllM the human voice, capacity of expression resulting from their valuable patents, tboir uni lorniity and rotainance of tune, aud their elaaticity of touch. The warerooms of Messrs UOKACE WATKRS SON are at 431 Broadway, N. Y. Be sure and keep Wistab's Balsam of Wild CnxRRT. on hand for coughs, colds, hoarseness, 4o.

60 cts. and $1 a bottle, largo bottles much the cheaper. Chilblains will be promptly relieved and at 116 Atlantic av, Hiird doorbeiow Henry St. WANTED SITUATION TO DO UP stairs work, and is willing to assist with the washing and Ironing, or would do goneral houaow irk in a small family; Is a plain cook, ond good washer and Ironer lias ood referonco from her last placo. Please call for two ays at 527 Warren at, near Third av.

Notes. Mr. Daly's Fifth Avenue Theatre will give a performace of Dumas' "Monsieur Alphoni.o" at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on the 22d instant. There is no cbango announced or likely to be announced either at the Naif York Part Theatre, the Cnion Square, or Booth's. AU three are doing a busi iacaa limited only by the seating capacity of each house.

AS OYSTER BAY SENSATION. WANXEB HELP MALIiS. Wanted plumber; at" HAWK KS, 425 llatbush av none but a first class mechanic need apply. TTANTED CANVASSERS TWO GOOD canvassers to tepresoot a work that onsiness men are interested in; nrrao hut good, respectable, honest and temperate men need apply a good remuneration can be made by good intelligent men also two good coUectors havo over $10,1100 of accounts to collect Address B. Eagleoiiice.

rood time with other clnbable bachelors like himself. 1. 11 1.1 A OXl I11.11J1J. wxvx. viu ill nf n'liti nnrl hniisn (if it Of rilfiulre'l ANTED SITUATIONS MANAGED RIIREAU.ai Concord Bt, near l'ulton.

Servants in all capacities constantly on the best women from those who apply here for situations. N. B. Wet nursos soppliod. WAWXE MAsOI3S.

ANTED SITUATION IN STORE OR size Bawid to order, at tno shortest notico, A largo stock ot Oak. Yollow Pine, "Wliite Pine, and Hackmatoe timber, Deck Plunk, Yellow Pino Plank, and Flooring constantly on hand, C. POLLLubi. JOOK Old clnfhea made to lonk Hkn now. Ladies cloth cloaks and mantillas.

Many persons purchase no oxponsive coat, veet or pint and when ihoy aro out oi repair, full of Rreaso.pDint, thrrw them nwayas worthless oraDll thorn tor a trifle. Now my frionds, boforoyon do si, uk tl om to UOLDKTi, new No. 16 street, opposite Hudson avenue, and 8 lrlatl)ush avenue. No matter how much worn or dirt tiiort; is upon them tboy will bo cloanod and repaired in a superior manner to lank like new, and cheaper than any place in or out of Brooklyn. Come aud VwTANTED SITUATION TO L0 liiuixr housework in a small family, by a respectable young Ttiird av, IX.

i yai. jiviwy. TO LET STORES ON FULTON ST, three small stores, with rooma ovor them rent, S900 I also two Urgo stores located near Pierrepont st. Apply at I 320 Fulton st, upstairs. TO LET STABLES GOOD STAELES, JL with wagon room, for $3 por month; also good work shopB will bo routed low.

Apply to J. If. SMITH, Cr pyntor and Builder, lo. 371 Latajette avenue, noar Clas eon. moTETSTOnE A LARGE DESIRA able store, on Fiiahuah through to Atlantic suitable for a first cl ca lamlly grocery or dry goods liust I ness vicinity of six city iilro.id lines also stores on Allan, i tic low (o a good, leiiabip tenant.

Apply to J. UtiDluN 1 SMITH, 157 Flatbush av. TO LET STORES ON FULTON bet Vorena placo and Marcy av; are ih st class and In thriving neighborhood whore stores aro noodod, and will office. bva bov. 13! jesrs old, licmian acBcenr; plrl.

uaii ior two u) j. iuuv ultimately cared by bnthiog tbe affected parts with Pond's Kxibact. Frosted limbB. POND's Eitbact Invariably relieves the pain e.nd finally cures. Mobe Room.

Although Baldwin the Clothier haa the largest clothing house in our city, wo are told that it is not larse enough to meet the demands of his increasing sales. Arrangements are being perfected for enlarging tho premises at the oomor of Fulton and Smith streets, this coming Spring. Already tho basements of these eiteUBlvo retail warerooms Ib filled with reserve stock from which the asBortment is replenished daily, but Baldwin (who is a resident of our city) has never placed hinisolf second on the list in his vocation. The EAGLE readers are advised to patronize this establishment The CnAypioN Bueqlab Alarm received tho first premium (a sliver medal) at the last oihibition of the American InBlitnte. No house oomplcte without it.

Principal office No. 40 West Eighteenth street, new York. L. G. TlLLOTSON, Preaident; CORSELIU8 ROOSEVELT.

Secre can read aud writo (be tiro i i.uucs; lives with ik parents ia aciiuain tii'i Wtsicrn and Eastern Districts. Addross CI1ARUCS METTLER, corner of Concord and Fulton Eta. ANTED SITUATION AS COLLEC'T or, by a man of cood address has had thre But look for him, ask for him, inquire about him at his washerwoman's, advertise for him even, and you will not find him six months after he camo to Brooklyn. KON EST INVENTUS. His place at the club knows him no more.

He knorfs nobody he used to know any moro. Nobody who used lo know him knows him any moro. Sock him in his accustomed club. He isn't there aud the club isn't there, for all its members were old bachelors like himself, and all, like himself, hive been "taken in and done fnr" by ihe marrying element, and are now Shade of 3t. Valentine, wed luay'st thou blush MABRIED MEN men, that is to say, who have cichanged the glorious calling of calling at Ids club and singing "We won't go home till for the menial craft of holding babies It is well known that the Long Island Club came to naught a year ago for no other reason than that its support dependod on the old bachelors of Brooklyn, and when the old bachelors ceased to be old bachelors, tho Club died of natural causes.

But although this year St. Valentine calls upon us on I (know it. I'm a practical fisherman mysolf, have passed my whole life at it, ond have hooked in everything from a sprat to a salmon. I know how this overfishing works. I guess I've done about aa much ever einco I was a boy to clean out some of the waters of this Stato as any man that ever cast a net in them.

And hero's juct my point. A flsh family is like a human family; it haa its local fancies and attachments; nnd if you trouble any fish too much iu one quartor, they'll surely migrato to another; aud many go so far away that you won't meet them again. That's their instinct, mind, although there may ba occasional exceptions. There aro a few odd flsh, kind of gypsy like in their habita, fellows that go scootin' around away from tho main family, liul they're only a few. Tito general course ia to mora away or tivsnlymile? to fcrtl in schools, and come back car after year to tho old ground for breeding and hatching." "Then you think, Mr.

Groan, that the present sye tem of Ashing at the Groat South Bay will result in depopulating lis walers of certain families flsh 7" "Not a doubt of it, Pound fishing will do it anywhere, and especially with good game flsh. THIS IS NO MBEE THEORY. It is based on life long observation. I'll give you ono instance, only this is about salmon but the sam'i holda good with tho woak fish, Spanish mackerel and other varieties of the Long Island waters. 'Way back iu '37 WANTED SITUATION A uuun, washer and Ironer, by a respectable woman can give good reference.

Call for two davs at 3i btato st. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral ho isework. Call at her lost place, 237 RycrSOn st, noar DeKalb, in tho basement. WANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook, washer and Ironer haa good city references. Call for two days at 301 Henry Bt, seoond floor, front 7ITANTED SITUATION AS GOOD VV cook; the best city roforence.

Call at ISO. 227 Tnhnson Bt One evening last week a party of Huntington pe. went over to Oyster Bay for a Eleigh ride. asing up the principal thoroughfare, they observed a rcpe Btro ched across, and something dangling from it, eiayed to and fro by the wind. A closer inspection proved it to be an effigy of tho unfortunate Charles G.

Keissy, who W3s tarred and feathered in Huntington, end ha? never been seen alive since. Any reference to this Enbjict i abhorrent to the respectable citizens of Huntington, and this caricature of a m3n supposed to lie ad was more than their kindly natures could Btind. One of tho offered $590 to know who was the author of the outrage, and another said that ho avould feel no distress of conscience to shoot the person at sight. The Oyster Bay people tried to persuade their xiciehbors that it was intonded as a joke, but the Hun Cingtonians would not bo convinced. F.

W. CONWAY. fears experience, and can lurinsli boat ot rjiercnces iriim ast employer, and security if required; willing tomnko himself generally uaeful; moderate salary. Address OOh LEOTOH, Eagle r.fflcc. pass the door.

mo BUILD AND OWiNJKRS OF UMAu pay. Apply on premises, i.u. a SANDFOBD (upstairs), or to WM. TUTTL1S, Si Beekman JL estate, JOSICPH KlKKnAN, real estate nroKor, WAHTS PHOFESSIOUAL. Bt, X.

many yeai'6 exponeuco, KIlb personal nuoatiou i wit 1,, nil inn. v.inHi.iT cnl nnt inir rent s. ADOlICatlOns ANTED DRESSMAKING A FIRST class dressmaknr wishes a few more enRomenta made to mo forhonsos and ptirts of bouses are gioater than. 1 can supply. lioEt, of roi'Qfouoe.

Office 276 Court Bt, hot. Harrison and LVgraw. TO LET BROOKLYN LYCEUM I Wrshiugton St. for concorte, fairs, lectures, or other amusements also a large nppjr room, suitable for a school or club room, or will be lot for a light manufacturing business. Apply to J.

A. COLBY, cor. Court and Montague tary and Treasurer. coon. sYXT A NTFID SITUATION AS by tho day or at hor own residence has all the latest styia cutting and iitting a speciality.

Call or address P. M. Call for two Bf washer and ironor; good reference. jAvingston su dv at 14 North Elliott nl. BIS.

AL ANTED SITUATION TO DO Lilliiix housework In a small family. by a good girl host city DUC st. ten Colgate Violet Toilet Water. The tender and delicate odor of freshly gathered violets is exhaled by this delicious toilet water. As a perfume for the bath, as well as for tho handkerohiof, It held in high estimation by the tasteful and refined.

The tenacity with which the refreshing aroma cllngB to woven fabrics, to the hair, and to the skin, is very remarkable. reference. Apply In tho store, (an DeK.ain noar rancy. ALL SUPERFLUOUS HAItt LADIES afflicted with superfluous hair on the lips, chuek, cfiin, arm, who havo in vain tnud the various depilatories in use for tliis purpose, may apply to MLLfi. JULIAN, with tho certainty of guaranteed ana perfect success.

MLLK. JULIAN has removed this dlsfiRuremont radically and permanently in tho worst possible caso. whore ail previous attempts had failed. Applications must be made personally at har residence, 206 West Thirty sighth at, N. Y.

from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. 1 ST ANTED SITUATION AS YY nnrsotchild minutes from 60x50x76, 60 horse power engine and boiler house 69 Hicks st, 9 rooms, gas and water and In good order, $50 per month house 231 Quincy Bt, im groveineuts, 8 rooms, location first olass, $16 pBr month Siife Oraaborry st, 8 rooma, all iniproveioeuta, $800 per year.

Address ANN Td Eagle office. XJiT ANTED ORGANIST AN ORGANIST Yy of high reputation and experience, and muaical director, would Ilka au engagement in some Protestant church from the lat of May. A quartet or chorus can bo furnished if dosirod. Addrosa OKGAtifSf, Greene avonne, VST ANTED SEWING AN EXPERI enced operator, understanding all kinds of family sewing, by machine and band, and making children's clothes, ia ready for a few more engagements, by the day, week or month. Address L.

bsgle branch office, 59 BroadwayB. D. WANTED HOUSES AND BOOMS. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a respootablo girl best city rof a Sunday, which is scarcely the correct thing to do, let us, old and young, not forget him. How many cheery years has he made the fourteenth of February a day of harmless fun and literary hints.

Many a man could never venture in a direct way to disclose his toolings. He might make up hie mind to do it a thousand times, like Mr. Toots, hut like Mr. Toots he would go away without doing it. But here is a delicate way of doing it, and a non committal way.

Let him select ihe moat graceful valentine with the sentimentalest verse in erence, uaii ror tu u.i. q. 'ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD mnV. winner and ironor, by a respectable young woman woman fnr nror fhl rt.v vmm nr1t.li nnrfpc.t mintiiiRR. Tr a nromnt.

MONEY MARKET. fioldStcndr and Dull The Stock Spoo uiniioii Tame The Proposed "Mourse." Wall Street, February 15. The gold nini liet was ontirely without fea. lure thi morning, opening at 11 the closing price of Saturday, ancfall subsoquont business waB around (hat fraction. Loans were received at rates ranging aliout (lat and later loans wcro mado at 1 per cent, for carryiug.

The Exchange market was dull, a il usually is on Monday, the nominal raies standing at $1.81 for GO days aud $1.87 for demand. Some of the speculators, who aro dispaliiified with Iho new rules roceullr adopted by the stock Lxcbauge and which went into rfi'cct on tho 1st are noa ing the subject of traniz tig a new "Bourse" aud will hold a preliminary meeting Hub wcok. As an argument in favor of their scheme, they point to the fact Dial bupini ss nn the Kxohauge. has been greatly reduced in v. 'iiiiiie since tlio adoption of the rule doubling commissions, and almost daily tbe argu ment ib repeatod aud the existing dnllnesn of tho market ie charged directly to (heso high eoinmtfiionfl.

If a new organization is effected It must receive a charter from tho LegiuUttiro. Next tiiero must bt a place for (he transaction of some have ui? geBtod that a room in the City Hall can be ohlalna.1. The municipal authorities have no right to make any such appropriation, and if they did the City Fathurs would certainly get into hot water. Admitting that a charter can bo oblained and quarters furniBhed, the new organization would have a struggle for existence, for few, except the clique speculators, would patrnnizo it and it would be diftSnnlt to draw to it the legitimate dealers who now deal in the Stock Exchange. rter all, the present organization being the oldest would be tiiC onlj' onc ud tli0 new concern would drag out a miserable exlslonoo.

slinlW (o that Buffered by the Erio board, which languished in 1809 and died in 1870. If there is bo much dissatisfaction with tho existing rules the beBt way would be to petition the Governing Committee to amend them, aud if tho petition is not heeded the refractory menibera can bo ousted at the election in May. It is noticod that since the 1st of the month there baa beon not quite ao much "laundry" business done as waa thtfcaso heretofore. If "washes" could be prevenfed entirely, it would bo better for all coucernod In legitimate speculation. Tho etock speculation was dull and irregular this morning, and tho market almost without feature.

Pacific Mail was the most active, and Ohio's wero next, and both vrero gonerally strong. Erie was dull at showing no change since Saturday. Pacific Mall opened at i above tlio close of Saturday, and moved up to by tho commencement of the first call, fluctuating thereafter between and 33. Lake Shorn waa iuclined to weakness at the opening, the first sale being at 73 the next at Ti. Thon the tock became stronger and moved up to early in the call.

Northwest opened at 43), against 43V; at the close of Saturday, foil off to 43; and then reacted to J.C early in tho board. Tbe preferred sold at 65056. Rock Island was aieady at Western Union opened weak at "2' i below tbe close of Saturday, and moved up to aud back to if frequently during tho morning. Tbe weakneso of this Btock Is due to the report that tho tolls are to be reduced to the Bame basis as thole of tha Atlantic 4: Pacific Telegraph Company. St.

Paul opened at 31, fell to and then moved up haa good city reference. Call or address 171 leal and pennanent euro. Send for a circular. Prices: $1 per box; six bores, $6: by mail, socurely soaled, with full directions. ProDarod only by WINCHKSTISR A Chemists, S6 John Btreet, Now York.

RENT FROM VIST ANTED HOUSE TO SITUATION AS CHAM FOB 8AiiE HOlISES. SALE HOUSE THREE STORY, subcollar, high basement house, with all modern oon. vehiencos, between Nostrand and New York avs; price $7,000 terms easy. Apply to Bt. FOR SALE HOUSE A HANDSOME 3 Btory brick store, with baker's oven, situate fowmhi ntes from City Hall Bultablefor any business price $11 ,000 will pay cloar ten per cent.

W. P. COOK, 235 Washington street. ANTED bermaid and waitress, by a respeotable, young VT TT May 1, a medium sized house in a good neighborhood. Address stating rent location, Ac, Post Office, woman has good city references.

IGGS' DETECTIVE AGENCY, Box 2,662, tf.Y. We regret to have to announce the death of BIr. F. W. Oonway, who succumbed to an attack of typhoid pneumonia, at his residence in Putnam avenue, ob Saturday night.

Though quite a young man, Mr. Conway had succeeded in making himBelf one or ibe most valued members of the Literary Soeiety of the Brooklyn Young Men's Christian Association, where his loss will be deeply felt. Aa an essayist he wielded a graceful and 'wile pen, and his contributions to the literary work of the Society wore alwaya marked by a aride and cultivated taste, and an ardent love of truth. Jt will be remembered that at the last anniversary meeting of the Society, Mr. Conway, in an excellent speech, vigorously advocated the doctrine that the duty a man owes his nation should be subordinate to the higher fluty he owes mankind.

Possessed of an amiable disposition, a warm and affectionate nature, and a liberal Christian spirit, he was greatly endeared to all whose privilege it was to know him and while hie death has caused the most profound sorrow, the memory of hip came will be cherished long and lovingly by a large and admiring circle of friends. lierreponti st. ANTED ROOMS UNFURNISHED OFFICE, 307 WASHINGTON ST, ANTED SITUATION AS uiiaux bermaid and waitress, or ss nurse, by a respeotablo young girl; good reioronceu. Apply at 161 Lafoyette ar, TV By three adnlts, three or four rooms East of St. Fe st, suitable for Address, stating terms OR SALE HOUSE OB EXCHANGE, Fnnitv of in hlcrh stoorj.

subcellar. brick ana near uarnoo. scribed upon it, and send it to his "inexpressive she." Let it have nose that must remind her of his nose let the extremities be like hia. If possible, let tho pants be somewhat of his stripe. Let the picture picture bim on his knees, saying his prayers before a femal idol.

Let the idol's nose be like hia idol's nose the eyes, the hand, and, if possible, the dry goods like hers, and she will understand him, and that glorious old bacholor St. Valentine, who was clubbed to death, will from his club retreat, extend his palniB over their heads and say Bless ye, my ch ldren DIED. ADDISON In Brooklyn, February 18, JOHN Addisos aged 56 ears, born in tho Parish of DeBnerth, County Dor1 ''We relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday. 16th at 2)i o'clock, from his late residence, 177 Water st, Brooklyn. BRENNAN Mabt MAnoAKET Bbesnaji, danghtorof Joseph and Sarah Brennan, aged 14 months and 17 days.

The friends and relatives are Invited to attend tho funeral at 10 o'clock, Wednesday morning, at the corner of Franklin and Myrtle avs. BROWN On Snndoy, February 14, Captain Wn.mM H. BROWN, in the 6lBt year of his age. The relatives and fnende of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from tbe Church of the Holy Trinity, corner of Clinton aod Montague 6ts, on Wednesday, the 17th Inst, at 2 o'clock. CLARKE Snddeily, Saturday 13th Inst, at S4 Second place.

Kate Russell, only daughter of Jane Dikeman and the late Rev. C. P. Clarke, oi Ottawa, 111., in tbe 18th Tuesday. 18th at the honsa at 2:30 and at St, Paul's Church, Clinton Bt, cor Carroll, at 3 P.

M. Relatives and friends invited to attend without further notice. CONWAY On Saturday, February 18, of typhoid pneumonia. FHKDF.nics: son of Rebecca D. and the lato lot 25x75x50x1011 and 340 aores taree iramo awemoga rear; ia VST ANTED SITUATION AS Ac.

by a competent and respectable Swedish girl, who sneaks English the beat of oity references can be fur first ciaas land near Council Bluffs, Iowa title free and clear. Address COUNCIL BLUiTS, Eagle office. and particulars, KKNVUiV, Eagle omce. WANTED HOUSE TO LEASE SUIT able for a small family, no children must havo some improvements and convenient to Fulton Ferry; Hoights preferred possession on or before May 1. Address with terms, A.

C. Eagle office. NEW BROWN T70R SALE HOUSE nished. Apply at the bUoq store los lMaiouaua. threa storv.

base Btone house, built by day's work tbo neatest houses in tho clfy; tuo neatest i niPnt ANTED HOUSE LEASE A 3 ono oi ivoom mi. 4 orooKiyn, n. i. All logah divorce and detettivo buaineas promptly attended to. Uffloe hours from A.

M. to 5 P. 31. THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROOKLYN do decide and ordain aa follows, viz. That it is necessary to cause tbe low Io(e fronting upon south sido of Twenty sixth street, block 320, lots 41, 43 aud 44, to bo filled to tho grade of tho adjoining street, for the purpose of abating a nuisance, of whloh tho resent condition of tho said lota is the cause.

And they ereby ordain that said lots be so filled up attho oxpenBB nf the owner or owners thereof, and the Department of Oity "Works is hereby directed to advertise for proposals for dolne such work. The foregoing decision and ordinance were adopted by the said Common Council by a two'tbirds voto tbia 25th day of January, 1375. W. 0. BISHOP, Oity Clork.

Approvod this lat day of tfebnjart.lftffi. I0t J. W. HUNTER, Mayor. Aooly on orerc no.

be sold very low terms easy. terms easy. story brick or stone house, with all Improvements, from May next, at $800 per annum looation wanted be. r.cv Mn Rnonnd nl. nnd Decrsw Smith St.

and Forrv. Ad. WANTED SITUATION TU uu UJiri eral housework In a private family, by a respectable young girl; willing aud obliging and hai igpod city rafer ence! (Jalifortwodays at Jo.aroajtoJjtnearHoyt WANTED SITUATION AS PLAIN cook, washer and ironer, in a nrlrato family, by an eiDerienced girl. Pleaao call at or address 670 Bergen st, FERRY MANAGEMENT. 40 Sterling pi, near Sixth av.

T. J. MoGIVERN. 7i TIIOR SALE HOUSES OHEAP AND ON easy terms Two of that beautiful block of brown Btone houses on Vanderbilt av, between Greene av. nnd Fulton at.

Before you buy, come and see them. Apply B. JAOKSONon jjremiBes OR SALE HOUSES OR TO LET AT a sacrifice, three handsome 1 story brown stone ies on St. If arks av, near tho Park, with all improve cafe of MUS. McLAUGliLlJY.

a ew Of U3 wont fishing at Port Hope, in oanaaa. ne put out about 300 salmon hooks from each boat, over a lino of about six miles, extending this along to oightecn miles and taking one third of tho hooka up on eaoi. day. 'well, the first couple of years we took to eacli boat about 15 aV, steady; tho third year it had fallen 1689 han 100 the fourth year it was down to 40 the next it was Hi low as 15, and in tho sixth year we couldn't catch a fish the ground.had been overflshod, and haa not, to tho present day, restockod itself. And mind, the Balmon became smaller in Bize as well aa in quantity.

Our catches at the beginning were of good sized family flsh, eight or fen pounds weight on an averago, but after tho first three years even a four pound fish waa looked upon as a big catch. At last we wero obliged to leave and hero comes another proof and we took up new ground at Coburg, several miles below. Here, again, we could hook in about 150 flsh to the boat for a year or two, but the figures dwindled down from year to year until the waters were abandoned SB entirely unprofitable. We had overflshod thom, and so cleaned them out." "But the Long Island people," I advanced, "can't believe that the cessation of tho pound fishing would compensate itself by any great increase." "Oh, they all think that at first, but if it was tried for a fow years, then they'd see tho difference. Now, I 'vo gono down to the vory bottom of this arrangement and figured it clean up to where I stand.

It's about twenty year since I quit fishing for myBolf I had nigh on to a hundred men at it then and began to pay attention to THIS PHOPAOATION BUSINESS, and I've had a chance to see Bomo of the rooults. When I first started the folks used to holler and hoot at me, and whon I'd go to certain fishing grounds some fellows would tilt up against mo with an armful of fish by way of an accident, you know and muas and ridicule me all they could. By thiB time, however, they're pretty well convinced, and tho vory chaps that used to sneer the most are proud to give me welcome aud shake hands with me now." "your success as a fish eulturiat has been quito con SITUATION AS CHAM r'ntnnv i t.ho SRt.h Tflur nf hi jura. bermaid, orto do general housework, bra, young girl lately landed. Pleaao call for two days at 618 Myrtle av, second floor, back rooms.

STT a. XTTCt) SITUATION TO DO GEN COUNCIL, yVTOTIOB IN COMMON stated session. Mondav. January 18. 1875 The follow dres GIiBBRTLKagleonice.

WANTED HOUSE FURNISHED a gentleman and wife of the highest respectability, (without ohildren) a furnished houso, in good locality, to take care of during the absence of owner for the Summer or longer. Address Eagle office. WANTED HOUSE ON THE HEIGHTS, convenient to Fulton or Wall Btreet Ferries, a nice house at a rental of $2,000, or will buy at a corresponding vaJue fall particulars required. BROOKLYN REAL TATri EXCHANGE, 12 Willoughby Bt; VANTED ROOMS BY A HIGHLY respeotable, small American family, the lower part of a good house, with improvements, iocatetl between De Kalh and Atlantio avs, and not above Bedford av. nor bo low Oxford st; auswor at once, with full particiilara: rent must lie moderato; references given.

Address W. BroadwayoreadatNY Funeral' services Tuesday, February 16, at 2 o'clock P. at the Church of the Reformation, Gates av, near Franklin. DEIGHAN In Brooklyn, Friday, February 12. CaTHA BINE, wife of Francis Deighan, In the 24th year of her age.

Funeral will be held at hor lat residence, 467 Bergen Btreet, ou Hunday, the 14th instant, at 3 :30 P. M. DONNELLV Michael Joseph Doxnellt, 74 Hudson avonue, In the 2Sf year of hia brb. Hia romaiDB will be taken to the Church of the Assumption, cor. York and Jay et, Brooklyn, Tuesday morning, February 16.

ments. Apply to E. aJ. vTliaiiH narciay ot, Now York. ITIOR SALE HOUSE A THREE STORY brick bonte, with all improvements and in perfect order, on'Portland svenue; terms easy.

For particulars Inquire of 1). FOWLER, No. 857 Fulton Btreet, over Oity Bank. FOR SALE HOUSE CHEAP ONLY $2,800 Will buy a fine cottage near Nostrand av, with improvements and iu good order, now rontod for $1 mnet lie sold at once terms vory oasy. Apply to PAUL O.

GRKN1NG, 425 GateB av, near NoBtrand. WORT SALE HOUSE TWO STORY AND JP basomont brown stone front; 23 Sterling pi; hand aomoly liniahed throughout: nearly now; would exchange for cottago with oxtra ground in tho oaBtern part Of the city or Flatbush. GARRABRANT February 15, Elizabeth Tbene, only daughter of Elattio A. and Wiley S. Garrabrant, aged 5 ing resolution was adopted iie olved, That tho pablicstroot between Flatbush avonne And Fulton street, known as Hanson place, bo aud the same is hereby named Hanson placo Its ontiro lougth, and that the Board of City Works be directed to romovo all other signs thereram.

Ton days having elapsed without the same being approved or disapproved, the same becuno a law February 2, 1875. WM. G. BISHOP, City Clerk. Crr? OLERtfR Office, February 8, 1875.

Thii is to certify tiiat the foregoing ia a true copy of the orbdnal resolution on file In this oilico, and of the whole of said origin vl. foi lift WM. G. BISHOP, Cfty Clerk. CI ITY CLERK'S OFFICE, ROOM NO.

1, City Hall, Fobruary P. 1875. Public notice ia hereby given that in pursuance of a resolution adopted in Common Council, at a mtiutlng held February 8, 187 the following persons were duly appointed Commissioners of Deeds in andforUio City of Brooklyn, for the yearn 1875 and 1876, and are notiliod to appear before tho 21st of February. 187o. oral housework, or as plain cook, washor and ironer, by a reapectablo young woman; haa good reference.

Call at 73 Underbill av. WANTED SITUATION TAKE care of children, or mind a baby and make herself generally useful, bya young girl; best of references. Please call at her present employBr Ko. 188 Sonth Oxford st. TCr ANTED SITUATION AS DRESSMA ker, by a young girl; understands cutting and fitting ladloa' and children's dresses, and all kinds of plain sawing.

Please call for two days itimH Baltio st. "iHT ANTED SITUATION AS CHAM TV bermaid and waitress, by a respectable young woman good olty references. Call for two days at 42 Franklin av. VST ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework or upstairs work, by a reapectAlile voung alrl best of city reference if required. Please call for 111 T.tvinnatnn fit years, 10 mouths and 28 days.

WANTED lrHfiCIUsLIiAWEOUS. ANTED ORK BY A KBSPEOf A pni'f ivBa Mflnrta a.ra invitad to attend the fnneral ble woman, wasliing or ironing or work of any kind. a num. ui uuj MUU. S0ME1H1XG OF A ROMANCE.

A Flatlandss farmer and HI Cltild A Fortune Disposed of by a Death. Captain Albert Emmons was a thrifty farmer, at Kings County, twenty years ago, and tnany of the old residanta there knew him intimately. He wae somewhat eccentric, and had a (Treat antipathy to matrimony, lie was quite wealthy and had an estate of one hundred aud sixty acres of land. In bis house 3ived a woman named Mrs. Van Dyck, whom he always represented to be his housekeeper.

About tho year 1S52. Mrs. Van Dyck gave birth to a female child. Emmons faced the community manfully and acknowledged the paternity. Ho was even fond of the Uttle child, and provMed for it handsomely.

It is not known that he ever married Mrs. VanDyck, and although she survived him, never made pretension that they hid been bound in wedlock. She cared for him with all the tenderness ot a true wife, and there are those living who respect her for it. Emmons left a will bequeathing all his property to the child, and proiided that if Bhe died with 3eal issue, it should descend to her children. Should she die without issue, the property was to be divided between his nephews and nieces.

The child grew up to Le a line looting lady, and no stigma was ever asso iat jd with her name. She had many EUitors, and last October became lietrothed to the son of a wealthy fanner of New Lots. It was said that they were aoon to be married. In January she was taken sick, and the phy Nassau st, one flight by tho day or week. Pleaso call at 2: of stairs, front rooms.

Meeting of the Directors Concerning tbe Ice on tne Hirer A Series ot lie solutions Inviting; Editors to 'Sake Hold of the Helm. The Directors of tho Union Ferry Company held a meeting this morning which wxe characterized by much pecularity and latent sarcasm. It was real funny to see them crack their jobea and rb their venerable palms as they looked out upra the ice blocked river and the shivering public that filled the ferry house waiting for a passage. That the delayed travelers were in everything but good humor did not in the slightest degree detract from the high Bpirits of the Directors. The occasion of the meeting was an editorial published in the Journal" Commerce on Satnrday, complaining of the indifference exhibited by the Ferry Company to the great inconvenienco imposed upon the public consequent upon the stoppage of navigation between the two cities.

When the Directors met, tho President stated briefly the object of their gathering and then proceeded to read as follows from the newspaper named THE BROOKLYN PEBItlKS. There roust bo a change in the management of the Brooklyn ferries. It will be several years, at the best, before the Bridge will be hnisked, and in the meantime thr; throng of people who are obliged to pass daily between New York and Brooklyn need and must have a more efficient conduct of the only available means of transit. It is a notorious feet that there is no proper supervision of the. ferry operations.

During all the ice blockade which has interrupted tho travel eo seriously, there no person with intelligence, energy and authority at any one of the crossings under charge of tho Union Ferry Company. We know that man cannot control the elementa, but he can work his way, in ppite of seeming obstacles, where pluck and vigor are united to ekill and experience in the 70R SALE HOUSE AT A BARGAIN Baltic at, between Henry and Clinton, the 8 Btory iok dwelling. 25x45x100 all improvements; good order throughout owner must soil. For terms, apply to U. A M.

OHAUJNCBK, 307 Montague at. and iiiotncir oai or oim from tbe residence of her parents, IH South Oxford st, on Tuesday, at 2 P. M. HAYWARD. Lidie C.

HAYWABD, youngest daughter of Geo. H. and Mary Hayward, aged 24 years. Funeral will take place from her late residence Po. 168 Cumberland st.

on Wednesday, the 17th, at 2 P. M. 5 8uddenly, on Sunday eTonlng, February 14, IS7S, Linus K. Henshaw, ia the 7oth year of his age. Notice of funeral hereafter.

HI LLE Suddenly, on the 14th In the 27th year of hia age, CHAHLES RrDOLFB DEMME HILLE. Frtenda and relatives are invited to attend the funeral from hia lale residence, 161 Bergen st, on Tuesday, 16th at P. M. LEEIn Brooklyn, on Sunday, February 14, 1875, after a short illness, ilABY Ann, the beloved wife of Thomas Lee. Wider.

Heory B. Jiusch, August FOR SALE HOUSE NEAR PROSPECT Park, 2 story basement and snb cetlar house. No. 363 ANTED SITUATION TO DOHOUSE work, cook, wash and Iron, by a respectable woman good oity reference. Inquire for two days at No.

120 Jay WANTED WORK BY A liESPECT able Swedish woman, to go ont by the day and tike In washing and ironing: has good city references. Call at 264 Atlantic av. noar Smith st. WANTED WORK BY A RESVECTA blo young woman, to go out by the day, or to take In washing and ironing; has good city references. Call for two days at No.

210 Prospect st, cor. Navy. ANTED WASHING BY A RE Vv spectacle young Swedish woman, to go out. by the day and take in washing aud Ironing has good city references. Call at 155 Willoughby st, cor.

Prince. Rcdmiu, Coorgo Sawtello, F. W. Vrooman, Fred V. Walklcy, Arthur F.

Wilson. George Meyers, James Jobnston, Alor. O'Ounnor, John Ostraudor, Kdwln Potter, Robert 'respect avenue; near Seventh; waWr, sewer, c. Prosp urenm.tjoun Clark, Isaso Hardy, Rufus K. HDnlng.Jo'in O.

Mori ill, James R. fea Hit st, in tne grocery owire. cheap, tonus, rajuimu. uvidw. MlCYEIt, owner, cor.

Fifth av. and Fifteenth et, ch'iar MICY siderable, Mr. Green 7" I'ea, it has you'vo road our reports but what's more to the purpose, there are young men to take up the work when I'm 'pegged I've about a dozen nf these undor my instructions, and tboy havo a chance to learn WM, G. Brr.fTOP, City Clerk. lyn.

Fc Clark OR SALE HOUSE MAGNIFICENT view of tho Bay No. 176 Columbia heights, between JjEtRAlL NOTICES. inv lr mH Piorronrmt ttte house three story and iTANTED FIRST MORTGAGES SUMS baseraout, with all improvements; lot 27rjil50. Half pur hai Tf f.m fn in iii'D thnnKMnd dollnrs. on nronTtv in i Supreme coiiitT, kings county Tho Mnfutti iMo insuranco uomnany oi new York this WANTED SITUATION AS I1 IRS class cook, by a respectable woman; no objection to a boarding house; best city referonco.

Address Eagle office. WANTED SITUATION TO DO EN eral housework in a private family, by a resp. Tt able girl; has good city reforence from her laat place. Ploaso call at 270 Gold st, bet. Concord and Tillary.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO UP EtaiiBwork and to tike care of a child, by a youne girl Is willing and obliging. Gall or address 497 Court et, comer of Huntington. itTArJTlRT) SITUATION TO DO GEN Djv nnd others. In Dur3U'inca of a ETi' Pino at, N. Y.

aj 'iosL Edward P. oi. lward P. iuriumont of foreclosure and sale made in this action on tne 710R SALE HOUSE CHEAP 5 0 0 WASHING AND 31 day ot July, 1874, and of an ordor mado heroin on tho l5t VIST ANTED WORK to be done at hi ome. or to eo out bv the dav to 35 early in tbe call.

Union Pacific opened at yx above the close of Saturday, and after selling at moved up to at the board. C. C. I. C.

was strong, opening at 5 against on Saturday, and r.olling at 6 at tho hoard. Ohios opaned at moved up to down to 4 and back to at the call. Wabash was dull at 13V As tho call became longer leading stocks were stronger and tho Grangers took tho lead in consequence of reports from Wisconsin Hint the Potter law would be repealed nnd an act substiluied requiring 'ratce to be reduced where tho not earnings exceeded ten per cent, of an appraiBod value. Clcariugs associated banks wore: Currency exchanges, currency balances, gold exchanges, $11, gold balances, Quotations of Southern eeourities were Alabama 37 Arkansas 20a2(y; Georgia S.7a90 ditto gob! bonds 80tf Louiaiana levees 28 ditto bonds 30 bid Mii Kouri dfi'a South Carolina 31 bid; TenneBf'ie coupons ca'bid ditto ex coupons ditto new 40a46X ditto new aeries Bales at 45. StocK KscliHuge Sales First KSonrd.

New Yoaa, Fdbruar7 15. frrt'ifbar washing or honsfnrork best or city reference. Giill on Mra. COX, No. 603 Dean st, bet.

Carlton and Vanderbilt avs. JL citsh two story, basement ana ceuar iramo roome. water, gas, sew elevated range, tubs, etc piazza, court yard houac lot 100 gond location 20 minutes to ail ferrieR tsrms easy; price, $5,000. Inquire of owner, J. BKHRY, 708 DeKalb av, near Maroy.

T7(OR SALE HOUSE ON LAFAYETTE "ANTED WASHING A RE TT eral housework in a private family, hy a respootablo nuctjihlo widow woman, to ro out in the first of Ijirl who ia willing to work. 1 1 av, cor. of Grand Some of thatelegant block of story. av, cor. of Grand Home or cuateiegam niocn splendid" tho week washing and ironing is capable of dulnp so; can rTeBioenit st.

high stoop, brown stone front bouses, including a a IB rooms, bay window, roplete with all rovembnts; immediate possession. Apply on til. a au tho aay ot rooruary, wm, uy nwatm too uuu with ibe forms of sale by purchaser at a former ile of tio inortg4rod promises, 1 hereby give notico that on the ninth day ot March, 1875, at tho hour of 12 o'clock, noon, at tlio Commercial Exchange, No. 389 Fulton streot, in the City of Brooklyn, County, I will sell at public auction to tho highest biddof. tho lands and premises in siirl jndsmoat ui e'nti uned and therein desoritifid as follows: AH those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land, with tho buildings and improvements thorwaewctod, situate, lyinc and being In tho Eighth "Ward of tlio City of Brooklyn, which taken together are bounded and described aa follows: Beginning at the corner formed by the intersection of the northerly lino of Eighteenth Btreet with the westerly lino of Fourth avenue; running tbrnico westwardly along said northerly line of Eighteenth street siity feet thence northwardly parallel with Fourth avenue sixty feot; thonce oast ive tho best ot city reieronces.

uiui ui. Atianiio ay, irst floor, back room. moacrn premi ANTED SITUATION AS GOOD cook and first class washer and ironer, by a respec corner I nn no tier; sesor of D. A M. CHAUNCEY, Montague st.

"VKTANTED WORK A RESPECT A BLE woman wonld like to take in ladies1 and gentlemen's and families' washing, or would not object to going out the first two davs iu tho week; can do fluting and polishing in tho best postuhlo nnninr; cm also furnish references il required; tnns moderate. Apply or address 166 Fultou st, Bocoud floor front. The relatives ana msnas oi tne mmuj aiu resyoimuiij invited to attend tho funeral from her lato residence, DoKalb av, on Wodnosday.the 16th at 2 P. M. MARTIN On Sunday, February 14, 1875, at a quarter bo fore threo P.

Charles L. Martin, aged 50 years, 11 months and 10 dayB. The friends anil relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fnneral. irom his late residence, No. IIW Eighth streat, Sonth Brooklyn, on "Wednesday, February 17, at two o'clock P.

M. MaBsachasotts papers please copy. KKAIJS On Sunday morning, Fobrunry If, of Ren eral debility, BiUDOKX, the beloved wifo of Peter iSealia, in the 74th year of heraee. The friends of tbe familv are respectfully invited to attend her funeral on Tuesday, February 16. at2' i o'clock P.

MM from tba residence of her sou in law, John Doyle, 1EM Filth avenuo, Brooklyn. OUR At Rome, Italy, on the 21th of January, Mrs. Elizabeth 8. Olin, widow of tho lato Alexander Orr, of Brooklyn. Jiotlce of the funeral horeafter.

PIPER In this city, on Sunday, February 14, James N. PiPEn, aged 33. Relatives and friends of the family aro resprnitfully invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, Xo. 166 Elliott pi. on Tuesday.

February 1 at 2 o'clock P. M. PORTER In Brooklyn, onS iIurday.Febrnary 13. Emily Charlotte, eldest daughterof William and Charlotte Jane Porter, agod 16 years, 6 months, 15 dayB. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, February 16.

at 2 o'clock, from the Parlors Washington avonue Baptist Church, cor Gates av. ROGERS In Brooklyn. February 14, 1875, GABDNEB Rooebs, aged 26 ye in, 6 months and 8 days. Relatives and friends aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the parlors of Washington av Baptist Church, cor Gates and Washington avs, on Thursday, at two o'clock, P. M.

Columbia Co. papers please copy. 9.K10 IT 8 6's 1187S1 100 Erio MW 91 Ill' A Bingle person possessed of ordinary judgment and good executive abiiitv, placed at each of the ferries, wonld have worked an entire change in the running of the boats at any time during tbe last week. The ticket tak i are for tho most part courteous and attentive to their duties. Many of tho gatemen are unusaallyintel ligeut.

But neither of these are allowed to have anything to do with the starting of the boats at such a tune. The directors include some of Brooklyn's beat citizens, but they have nothing more to do with tho direct management of the linea than the man in the moon. Our estimable friend, Mr. Henry E. Pierrepont, who Ib a leading director of this corporation, Bits complacently at the back windows of his residence on the Heights, overlooking tho crowding, jostling, impatient mass of pedestrians, curia and carriages struggling in vain to find a crossing at the ferry below; and not once in the whole of tho last twenty five years, during which wo hive joined in the transit, was he known to interfere bv word or gesture, to hasten a dopartnro of tho OAK3BIV.

wardJy parallel wun uigmeenm Bireob Bixuy wci said westerly line of tho Fourth aveuuo thence southwardly along said last mentioned line sixty feet, to the aforesaid corner, the point or pla.ee of bcgiu being parts of lota 21, 25 and 26 on map of proporty in .12 11111 UiH ,1 2'1H do ltHO 2i 61.. more than over I knew, and to bo far moro useful if they've only a mind to. Why, thero aro C47 lakes and riverB in tho State of New York, and there's no one of 'cm but wonld supply a good daily or fish to every soul within miles of them, if they were only pr iporly cared for. In duo time every ono of those waters will bo atocked, but as only one fieh is hatched from about every ten thousand eggs other creatures mostly devouring them care is absolutely necessary. Not long ago, when I waa up to Keeooghey Cayuga, the lake boys had me up on a table to make a Bpeoch to 'em you see I'm a good deal in tho newspapers nowadays, aud they all want mc to havo my say about fish breeding when I come along.

Well, just I got down, an old gcutlcuian of about seventy came up and threw his arms about me and GAVE HE A GOOD HCO. Then he stepped back, and looking at me, with tears in his eyes, 'Soth said ho, 'I have mado nine happy households to day, and all through you and your I inquired how that was, when he resumod 1 was out on tho lake aflahing, and where not a flsh lias been hooked in some years. I caught eighteen fine black basa, weighing three or four pounds each. These I divided, two to each, among nine poor families, and they've all had tho best dinner of fish that thoy enjoyed in a long I've had ojperiencos like that," concluded Mr. Green, "in many parts of tho Stato, and, indeed, wherever I've had a chance to work out my plans," Boing questioned more closely about the pound fishing at the South Bay inletB, and tho numbers of persons actually dependent thereon, Mr.

Green did not Beem to be ao thoroughly Informed as he is about the interiot watera of the 8tate. He had paused a few days last Hummer at the residence of R. B. Roosevelt, OARD NO. 57 CONCORD ST HAND "Hit SALE HOOSE ON BEDFORD AV, near Lafsyotte One of those voiy elegantly situated atory brown stone high stoop houses, with all modern improvements, and in perfect order; will be sold at a bargain $3,000 csjli balance to suit; size 20x40; lot 100.

t. SWIUT, 620 DeKalb av, near Bedford av. 1 T70R SALE HOUSES CHEAP two story and two threo atory brown stono liouaos, 2'l x42 lot 100 containing 10 and 11 rooms all improvements terms to suit. Inquire on tho premises, 85 UUton plaoo (lato Van Bureu st), or of tho owner, J. S.

No. Quincy St. Take Greene av. cars toSt. Jaraes pl T70R SALE HOUSES ON NEW IfORK av three new brown atone front, high stoop, two story basement and subcellar, 20.4 by 4a foct lot, 100 ion rooms, twelve closets; all modern improvements location nrst class: terms easy.

Apply on premises, No. 34, 3t and cB New York av or 835 Dean at, of tho owner. .12 1W) also hall room; first JL Bomely furnished larpo room DS 20 ofun.be lie able woman; haB good city references from last pluce. Call for two dayB at 83 Concord Bt. WANTED SITUATION AS FIRST class cook, washer and ironer, in a small family, by a respectable young woman has good city references.

Call for two days at 100 Fleet pi, near Willoughby st. raTANTED SITUATION TO DO CH AM berwork, or lieht housework, by a neat tidy girl, lately landed; she Is willing and obliging. Please call at 268 Union Bt xirr ANTED SITUATIONTO DO CHAM YY network and waiting or to assist in washing and Ironing, by a young girl; has good city references from her last place. Call for two days at 273 Hicka TANTED SrrUATION TO DO GEN ernl housework, by a respeotable yonng woman fs a good cook, washer ana ironor has good city references. Call for two days at 38 Hicks st, in the store.

XtTANTED SITUATION AS FIRST class cook, washer and ironer. in a email privato family: good city references. Please call for two days at 6(i0 do small 1th I 63K) do 12 11S'! Sflf7SI.2t)c67...Binl 11W 6000 US 5 2(1 12 US', nmon II 81 12 115 F.dward P. Day by Cornelius "White and wife, by deed bearing date February 19, 1859, and recorded in the office of tho ReniBterof tho County of Kings, in Liber 497 of Conveyances, page 354, April 6, 1859. Dated Fobruary 13, 1876.

vcyances, pan STEVENS, Roforw. TunNEB 4 KntETjASD, Fl'tTw Att'ya. 3wMATh SS 200 do 100 Lake Sh 4 So iicii 7, 200 do ri'i 400 do .1 400 do 73' do 30 do 60 do b3 7V; lull do 7'a ISO Cleve A Pills g'd s3 et 10O do 91 100 Union I'atibc K. b3 40 'i 00 do 40 SOU do b3 i BOO do b3 1100 do .3 40)6 do 1)3 4US 80l do iOii IOHOO ll's 119) 1S00 17 5'a HMO llliJS 1090 St 7s Lc. EW YORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS Pfintn' n0.tnflt.

Rllnn OR SALE HOUSES WO JN Ji threo atorv and haBemont brown stone fmnts, contaln 10000 Tenn 63 new sera ia ltmClilc Bur A ln.y 1O00 Mlttvk A St Paul. IAMdtv 17 lruirn A con cou illlla. widow of Kthelbert 8. Mills, deceased.and othors.de Class very moaeraw lerms. BOARD ON THE HILL IN A PRIVATE family two front, connecting rooms, ou second floor; wun all improvements.

22 South Oxford st. TOABD A FUBNISHED ROOM, TO JTj let, and hoard for two young men, in a privato family nome comfortable and bestof fare, t89 Nassau st. BOARD TO LET, TWO LaTrgENICELY furnished rooms, on second floor, with best board, in a German family; also, a front, hall room, at 48 Cheevei place; fiveminutes' walk from Hamilton Ferry. BOARD 120 THIRD PLACE TERMS $5 to $6 per week, including fire nnd gas, excellent hoard bath, 4c. ten minutes' walk to Hamilton Forry.aiid half a block to both Court and Smith st.

cars. BOARD 107 HENRY ST, COR. CLARK A nice single room, with board, at very moderate price, lo gentlemen ouly; also room for two; an usual inducements offered; five minutea walk from Fulton or "Wall st. ferrieB. References.

174 Esmitn BC, PBtv. Trycaou nuu "mieu. ANTED SITUATION AS GOOD ODD FELLOWSHIP. GiB 14 room3 and 14 closets, repleto with all improvements location within 15 minutefl' walk of any of the Union femes will be sold cheap. Apply at 134 Bergen street, near Hoyt street.

TjORSALE HOUSES THREE 2 STORY JP and baaoraent Philadelpbia briok dwellings, brown cook, washer end ironer, by a reapectablo young loo Chigago 4 F. ATLANTIC LODGE NO. 50, iall for two day at No, iau woman has good city references. be JO. o.

i.o.o. a to attend O. 107 i lllary St, noaruay, mar. Memoers or cnia uoage are aereoy uou imnm tanf mftntinor at the La due room. AAA gold uonua Bi mo do looo Calona 4 Chi lat.

101 1000 Pac 7s gnart'd by State of Mo WW 1000 Cent Pacific B. 1000 Cen Pac Sta Aid bds 105 6000 Union Pacific lat Wi Mt do WM' 12'W) do DTr'S; 43 411i rrriHTED SrrUATION TO DO GEN Eiciaiia pronounced her disease searlet fever. The last treek in January she died. The farm is Incited in of Flatlands. The 160 acres are valued a' SI, 500 per acre.

The nieces and nephews are ten in number and all rcaide at Jamaica. They arc Hmnious and Snedecors, all well to do pe: le and i r.ners. The heirs have held one meeting. I'ut no action was taken. They estimate that the share i.f cacti will be EXCISE DEALINGS.

A Letter by the to Mr. ICeury The following communication lias been nd dresue.l to Mr. Henry by tho Chief Clerk of tbe liourd of Police Commissioners Febbvsxt 13, ilr. Hairy Ererdin? At a meeting of the Committee of the Board of Aldermen on Thursday evening last on Excise appears published in the Bbooslxs Daoa Eagle of yesterday, the following assertion was made as having emanated from you viz "ilr. Everding, of 213 Court street said he could bring proof to show that a liquor dealer paid 75 for a license fee, while he was credited on the return made by the Excise Commissioners to tho Board of Aidenuen with paying only $30.

He could bring tho person who told him so before the Com luittee." I am directed br the Board of Police and Excise to request that you till at their oSce immediately for the purpose of giving the name of the party so licensed, in order that the matter may bc thoroughly investigated by the Commistioners. Respectfully yours, Samcel Ricbabds, Chief Clerk. A letter of a similar character was sent to Mr. Kelly, who asserted that a bottle of brandy was asked for, as U3 inducement to obtain a license at a lower fee, than regulated. WHAT MB.

EVEBDINO SATS. Mr. Everding on reading this letter addressed to him oald, "I have nothing to say to the Excise Board. 1 will give the answer to it at the meeting of the Excise Committee ot the Common Council neit Thursday." In oonverBation with the Eaqle reporter he added, "I made the statement at the meeting, aa published in tbe Eaulh, I got my information from a member of our Liquor Dealers' Association, who will be present and bring proof to bear out his assertion. Of my own knowledge I know nothing of it." The Excise Commissioners when questioned said in answer to what Mr.

Everding had said, "We will be most happy, and are anxious to meet Mr. Everdiug and the peron who told him of the story he reported to have made before the Committee." The Commissioners then showed the record of the Excise Department published by the Board of Aldermen. It is full of mistakes. Liquor dealers are marked Fulton st. next MONDAY evening, February 15, at 8 I three lino3 of cara and firet class looation; terms easy.

Ap plyonthQproaiises.andSBa Madison fit.nearNos eral housework in a privato family, by a respecta tj" 1 1 ir a mc a ii nVlock. sV niklVi AVaUAUA 11, ut 100 200 400 ire 51 200 J. P.Loyn, Secretary. bruuu av. 44 vi 44 ITIEETIPiGS.

ble girl has good city references. Pleaso call at 961 DeKalb av, near car depot, seoond floor ANTED SITUATION TAKE care of children and make herself generally usoful. by a respectable yonng girl, lately landed. Please oail at 64 do 6000 un Fac ainag ro 43J4 66 6 200 Chi A Vl prtd. fendants.

No. 1. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale mado and ontored in the above ontitled actlon.dated the seventh day of December, the referee therein named, will sell at public auction, at the city salesroom, No. 379' Fulton street, in the City of Brooklyn, on the thirteenth day of Febrnary, 1875, at twelve o'clock (noon), the following desorlbed lands and premises, to wit: All those certain lots, pieces or parcols of land situate, lying and being in the Twenty first (late Ninth) Ward ot the City of Brooklyn, County of Kings, and State of Now York, which taken together aro Bounded and described aa follows, to wit: Beginning at a point formed by the Intersection of the easterly line or side ot Lewis avenue with the northerly line or side of Madison street, running thonco northerly along the easterly line or side ol Lewis avenuo one hundred (lopT feet to the cen tre of the block between MadlBon and Monroe streets thenoo easterly along sr4d centre line and on a Una parallel with Monroe street six hundred and ninety two (09a) feet olght Inches; thence southeasterly forty six (46) feet ten (TO inches: theneo southwesterly six hundred and aixty (660) feot to tho northerly line or side of Madiapn etreet, and thence wosteriy along tho northerly line or side of Madison street sixty nine (69) feet four (4) inches to the easterly line or aide of Lewis avenue, the point or place of beginning. Dated Brooklyn, January 19 1876.

WAS 8w STEPHEtf M. OSTR ANDKK. Referee. th. do.nrl Dronertv is hereby ooflt FOR SALE HOUSES ON BKOOK.L.XJS Heights two very pleasant and desirable throe story and basement houses, with flue extensions.

Noa. 53 and 65 Orange st, neit to flicks; oach containing 14 rooms and all improvements: the houses hare been newly iittodup, and are In excellent condition terms easy. Apply to ownor, on premises, No. 53 Orange sU DC Iftl do 86 SuS; Sti'i' I jbieet piacenear mjruu ai, ivi uop. 100 dertey Cent tt.

rjiHE BROOKLYN, FLATBUSH AND JL CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD. 13 Moore Bt, New York, February ST, The annual cleotion for thirteen DlrectorB will bo held st this oflice Febrnarv23, 1S75, from 4 to 5 M. JOHN M. BURT, Seoretary, pro tem. OARD SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR JTj gentlemen and their wires can find good board and pleasant home by calling at 296 Clinton at, enrnerof Baltic; eight minutes' walk from South Ferry; terms moderate; reieiences exchanged.

BOARD HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms to let. with a small, private family; within nvnn mtmitAK1 walk of Wall fit. and Fulton ferrim hnnun 3000 do 23000 do low) do 1000 Un Pacific 7s .1000 Pac Rof 1000 Pta l't A Chic. I.t m. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN I07X eral housewora in a small lamuy, Dy a respectable bc 93 do lOO.Chicago 1K1K bc lf.fl do 10s 103X on the south shore, and this feature of the report waB evidently inspired by the latter gentleman.

On general principles, and as the sworn foe of over fishing Jnst as John B. Gough is of tho once familiar rum (lend Mr. Green is in favor of tho restrictive law; but of the absolute necessity for it in this instance, or of the oztent to which the inshore population is a loBer by the inlet fishing, be furnished no data of appreciable force. For this class or information correspondent sought elsewhere, arter thanking Mr, Green for his instructive interview, and 108 OTICE THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON EXfiTSR xH meet in. Common Council BOO P.iinsv A Ash 10X4 boat, to relieve the anxiety of tho crowd, to order.coun Eel, or advise the operators, or to manifest in any manner the least personal interest in the euccesalul working of the Company'B franchise.

The thoory is, we believe, that Mr. Cyrus P. Smith is tbe managing director, having sole charge of tho details of conducting the enterprise. If this gontleman was ever competent for a task of this magnitude, it is an indisputable fact that he iB not now equal to it. He is advanced in years and infirm in health, and without that vigor, energy and good judgment which the supervision requires.

The general rule it, we are informed, that the boats are to be started from either side once in so many minutes, unless the ice or fog shall Interfere. No provision is made in the presence of these difficulties. At the very moment when good management and intelligent supervision are most needed, there is none of it, the rules themselves being then wholly inoperative. The pilots are then left to run the boats as best they may. We know that it will be said the pilots hive the most undoubted skill, and therefore it ia not wiae at auch times for landsmen to interfere.

But we have found that experts in any profession need a master quite as much as unskilled operatives. No carpenter, or painter, or plumber, or mason ever executed a job in any man's house to the satisfaction of its owner without the constant supervision of ono interested in its execution. We do not now spesk of ice boats and other expedients for broaking up the heavy floe of ice and dislodging the bridges that block the passage. These the directors ought to provide, and must provide, if the ferries axe not to Ue helplessly idle a part of the time during every severe Winter. Bnt apart from tbia, an intelligent oversight of the ferry operations by a competent person armed with sufficient authority and stationed at each of the great ferries would do away with more than half the present detention and by a manifestation of interest on the part of the management would go far to prevent disquiet, and take the sung out of the popular complaints which aro now founded in reason and justice.

We hope the Brooklyn press, which is even more In tereeted than we on thie side of the water, will ventilate this subject and lend their powerful aid to the needed noat; table eioellent. Apply at US Henry st, bet. Clark and FOR SALE HOUSE A VERY NEAT 2 story and basement Philadelphia brick house, with 10 rooms, 6 marblo mantels, heater, range, hot and cold water, bath, two water closets. extension laundry parlors and riall black walnut; gas fixtures, situated In vicinity of DeKalb and Bedford avs: price 85,6001 terms to suit. U.

SWIFT, 520 DcICalb av, near Bedlonh iT.tt miTrTrjcn.v irnK.n.. ifi 1Q7A Chan i 90 Pit Ft A td 100 Chi A Si 1' 100U0 imt racinc Sau Joaquin br'h 81 nan, uu itiuiiguai, at 714 o'clock P. M. All parties Interested are requested to woman is a gooa cook, wasner sou iruucr; uua cooa ciiy references. Call for two days at 120 Jay.at, Xjtf ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a respectablo young woman atelj landed Is good cook, washer and ironer.

Call for wo days at 186 Sackott st, bet. Hicks and Henry, top floor, lfANTED SITUATION AS A TT bermaid and waiting, or ohembermald and sewiug. by a respectable Protestant girl. Best of relerence. Oail OR SALE HOUSE ON MONROE ST, 35 SbSi a 16000 Dul A 11 bdB 81.

105; 1UJO South Pac hda of Mo 1000 Tol A War 1st WcstDiv 65 lenn rf Central 6 87 9S noned until thB 20th day of February, 1875, at the same hour MO do 700 do 1300 do 700 do 400 do 50 do do 100 Chl Mil 4 St ol iSdsnbeellar frame houses, filled In with brick 121 rooms I and place. Dated Brooklvn, brnary Wtk. every improvement and in complete order; aizo, fd.2t STBPHEN af. QSlRAMUhit. Keieree.

ior two uays pi. jip iimw feUJSt nDVVARD A. GAHPyER, Ohalrman. KST MP FOUiVP. OST SiO REWARD FEBRUAKY 14.

JLJ a mink BO A. In Myrtle av, between Throop and Bed. fordavi. Call st 9i3j Myrtle av. OST A CORAL EARRING ON SUN day evening, at Dr.

Stoir's Ohttrch, or in Henry st; the finder will be suitably rewarded by returning It to Ho. 69 Columbia height. 100 (eet; parties desiring a good and well built nouso wfll examine the same immediately. Apply te PAUL nerrcpont. BOARD 197 HARRISON ST, NEAR Clinton A large room, on second floor, nicely furnished, with hot and oold water, and large closet, for gentleman and wife, or single gentlemen; terms moderate.

i DOARD TO LET, WITHZBOARD, TO A gentlomanandwife.ortwo singlo pentlemon, a front room, nicely iurnishea, with first olais table and comforts ot home; also a few table boarders can bo accommodated on reasonable terms. Please apply at 266 Soberrnerhorn it. OARD147 LAWRENCE NEAR Pulton, handsomely furnished seoond Btory front room with board also third story front rooms for gentlemen and wives or single gentlemen and house first elaas terms moderate to permanent parties. XMJANTED SITUATION A FIRST WW olaa oook, washer and Ironer, In a private family hai good city references. OaU for two days at 139 Smith st, 1000 Ot West'n lat 88..

77 Bunk Commerce. 12014 23 do 120M 7(1 Merchants Bank. 120 6 Metropol u. liauainu, Via uateaav, near floBtmno. bc OR SALE h6uSES FOR A 2 bet.

Bergen and uean, second uoor. arii sr ann nuiftmnnt nnnua. iriin iiuuro wuiouvo ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN 300 We.t'n Union 'lei ftiVI fnr ft mnlt hnnm full lot: A3.4O0 for 2 BlOtf aid eral housework, toy a respectaDJo Protestant girl; basement briok house, all imprremonta, sewer connecflon; RETURN OST 4)10 REWARD FOR has good city reterenoe, liaii ior uto uays oi iia rruiuugu ior anew unoit uouso, mi. JLA of POOKETBOOK, containing Dy st. WET note for 8100; lost In Brooklyn, Snnday, Hth lnit.

O. LASSEN, feed store, U3 Clermont ar. HST ANTED SrrU ATION AS NY. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUN TY William Leigh, against James Hosell and Harriett Sojell, his wile. In pursuance of a Judgment ot foreclosure and salo made in above entitled action on toe twenty flfth day of January, 1876, the undersigned, the referee In said judgment namad.

do hereby glvejiotioe that on Wednesday, the tenth day ot March, 1876, aU2 o'clock, noon, at Cole 4 Murphy's City Salesrooms, No. 87 Fnhon street, In the Olty ol Brooklyn, I will Bell at public auction the promises In said judgment, desorlbed as fpUowa: All those three eortaln lots, pleoes or parcels of land, with tile buildings thereon, situate, lying and being at East New York, lieing part of thounnnmbered lota shewn on a oar. tain map entitled Map of SiS lota situate la town of New Lots, Kings County, belonging to Sarah wife i of William H. Sujdani, and filed In the office of the Register of the County of liloga. April 16.

1860, and which, taken together, are bounded and described as follows Commencing at a point on the westerly aide of Centre Btreet distant ono hundred foot southerly from the south, westerly oorner of Centre and Sackett Streets, running thence southerly along Centre street, aoventy nve feet; OARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, A Inrtrft. KARond torv room, furnished with RruRtelk 72W 72 V. I 73JC JStf 7 72)i' 72 60 do 100 do loo do y. 400 do a JOToi Wab A Yt bo 121 200 do Vi'A do 18 800 do 12? 20(1 do S3 UU 100 do 6 Wi. lOOChlBurAQulnR bo 109 100 do im4 100 do 03 IW 100 Del A Weilern bo 210 100 400 100 100 200 12ou 500 400 4fl0 nurse, by a respectable marriea woman, to tafce charge of an infant from He birth; has a full breast of fresh milk.

Oail ail the geek at 611 Oonrt st, top floor, a ft story and extension honso; one for three for 1300 each bouaa and two lota, 83,600 one for one or raluablo fots at great bargain. HASTIWOS. 953 Broadway, opposite DeKalb av. ifOR SAXE HOUSE OR TO LET THE residence of tho late Dr. George Marvin, 93 Henry southeast oorner of Henry and PineappleeU.

thehons. was built by tbe former occnoant, in the best manner, and is now in good order high Bteop. three stories; with modern improvements lot. 25x100 Bell at less than value, to close the estate. Apply to E.

M. FROST, Eieontor.W lionry st OST FEBRUARY 10, 1875, CROSSING JLi FnKon Ferry, at 6H P. one diamond PENDANT. Any person nuding same and returning it to 3f6 DeKalb will receive $7 reward, and no' questions asked. OST 95 REWAltD A SMALLTSlEM orsndum book, with dark covarjiod rubber strip, containing papers of value to the owner only.

Return to 55 3 VTtTANTED SITUATION AS WET nurse, or work to go out by the day. by a respectable IndUBtrioUB woman, 25 years old. Apply to MRS. DEWEY, 67 Front st, near Main. 72)4! wishing a long career of ichtbyologic celebrity, ere the worthy old fisherman should finally "peg out." My second interview on this lntercstinz controversy was with the Hon.

Nathan Asaemblymau from the County of Suffolk, and therefore the repreentative of the South Bay Fishery iutorestB. Mr. Petty is quite a young man, of striking comellnees and urbane manners, and Is gifted to a degree both as A LAWYER AND OBATOR. In his legislative capacity he is greatly appreciated for hlsoloea application to study.and unassuming manners; and although now in the ranks of a minority, he commands the attention of tho House for whatovor causa has enlisted bis voice. Last year ho distinguished lumself by ao eloquent advoojoy of tho Compulsory Education act; and aahe waa born on the south shore, and has resided among tho fishermen all his lite, he is a most fitting champion of their rights and interests.

In obedience to the vriilof his constituentB, Mr. Petty Ib disputing vigorously thB passage of the bill to prohibit pound fishing in tho inlets, and his Intimacy with the whole subject givos weight to his opposition. The very first position he takes reminds ono of the village raa jr who presented himself before "Bluff King Hal" with a statement of "Twelve Reasons why the Bells of were not ruug on the approach, of his Sacred Majesty." To the angered began the iiutU ot Del A Hud Canal 113 6 do 113 200 Pacific M'l SS Co ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP bt. (James pi, uu cu qaoauuq aneu. bc S2i ir as waitress, ny a young giri rnas Please call for two days at 20 York do OST SMALL WHITE POODLE DOG; I nwftra to the name of Beauty one ear shaded with OR SALE HOUSESTHREE OF THE good city reference, street.

carpet and black walnut set; also, two front hall rooms, nicely furnished; torms very low: modern Improvements. Call at 363 Pacific st, hetween Hoyt untM. BOARD G6 CLARK ST TO LET, WITH first class board, one large back room, well furnished, on aocond floor, suitable for two ffentlomen or gentleman and wife within five minutes' walk of wall st, or Pulton forries. TT OARD ON THE HILL, NEAR FORT X3 Greene Park A oheeriul, second story front aloove room, handsomely furnished; excellent table terms ron sonable; roforeuces given and required. Apply at lfi Wib lobghby ay, throe door 6 trom Cumberland nt.

BoXrd 178 bEt. clinton and Oonrt ats. largo sunny room, hot and cold water and two largo closet; also, ball room to let, witb board, snitable for family or single gentlemen oonvonlent to cars and ferries; references oichanged. TOO 200 4 CO 325J; thence westorly. at right angles leuentre 'Street, one innn dred feet: thonce northorly, parallel with Centre Btreet, ruwuiiuui Buiuiuiunu wuuuuwu, 100 Atlantic traprl bo 100 Han A St It.

b3. 100 Mlsmiipi P. bc fieo do light 1 light Drown, long Duany uu; ibip noma j. nunaay evening. of thuir bIzo and coat in Brooklyn finishod last oi inuir bizo ana coat oroamju uuwuuu JoA do do do do seventy entj 33 tive feet; thence easterly, at right angles with Cen.

atraol, one hundred feet to the point or place of begin e. together with one half of Centre street, in front ot piete hate all furnace in cellar; Nos. 176, lie, 180 Adelphi at, noat Willoughby within two blocks of Fort Greene Park they wtU be sold low in preference to renting. Inquire on tbe premises, or of JOSEPH KIR BY, builder, 14'; si so. 4 do b3 SI.

reform. Mr. Smith having finished reading offered ihe following PBIAMBLB AOT BESOLTJTTONS for adoption: Whtrcae, It appears, by an editorial published in tho Journal 0) Commerce of Saturday last, that the Inconveniences resulting from the recent ice blockade are in some measure due to the want of a "single person pos scased of ordinary judgment and good executive ability to be placed at each of the ferries," and, that euch a person wonld have worked an entire change in the running of the boats at icy.time during the Jut week; now, therefore, be it Jiesolved, That, out of regard to the best interest of onr oity, the writer of the article in question be in. rited to take any position he mar judge beet at either 1600 200 1000 7ctl 200 9i.fl Ma as paying J20, $60 and other sums for their licenses. "There are only four grades $IS, $50, $30 aud $20," they aaid, in the Department.

When tbe Aldermen desired record of the Excise officials, we gave it to them and they had copies of it printed. Ey reference to tho record it is Bbown that the printed and written copies do not agree." This Ihcy say Ib a mistake in the setting tip and printing of the record. The liquor dealers, Judging the printed cop) to be cfnciil and correct, hare fallen into the mistake which has given rise to their suspicions against the fair dealing of the Board. The Commissioners say that they are ready and willing at any tui aU Units to exhibit tltfir books end records. No.

73 Gatos av. 100 ltco 3u0 2CI) 4l'i IX) do do do do 0 do do do ai OR SALEHOUSE PRETTY BRIOK .11 nan T.a fnwiltta and ao do SKJ2 do 3 do sgi do t3 WANTED SITUATION AS CHAM bermaid and to do plain sewing, or would as slit In tne care of children, by a respectable girl of 19 roars. She cau be seen at" her lato emphiystr's for two days, who will sire her a very good recommendation; change In the family renders hor service no longer necessary. 431 Olaston av, between Madifonjind Monroe sts. AOTED SITUATib FOR TWO YV nice tidy Swedish servants to cook, wash and Iron, awaitrosi, first clau colored cook, aud over a hundred other of all nations and colons oooka, chambermaids, laundresKes, and general housework girls, city and country.

LOGAN'S CENTRAL AQBXOY, Atlantic avandAdeV nM it. late I'M ffaltQMU The tinder wiu recoive a unorai rewara ana cnauis oi owner by leaving her at 110 Wftghiogton av, near Park. OST REWARD A SMALL BLUE li covered paij book, about 4 Inohes long by 8 In width about 30 leaves, oontainlng memoranda of names with amounts affixed, among wbfch the subscriber's name The above reward wall be paid to tho finder by returning it to 62 Boekman at, N. or to 14 St. Pelui at, Broofljn, HARRIS McKEBVER.

i 00 "REWARiLbST ON SUNDAY, MP 14th either on Wrckoff, Court or President sts, a cameo 8LBKV15 BUTTON. Above reward will be paid oi its return at 213 Montague t. Room 2. Jet iroonn said lote, to be used, however, a public Btreet or Dlgnway, togothot with all andsingularthetouemente, hereditaments and appurtonances thereunto belonging or in any wise appartalning. Dated January 26, 1876.

a ROBKRT MERCHANT, Reforee. A. G. WTJBT, PI'STb Att'y. jaJ6 6wTu The sale ol the above deioribod mortgaged promlsos hereby postponed until Saturday, the twentieth day of February.

1076, at the lame hour and plaoe. Dated February Wh T4 ROBKRT MERCHANT, Rtiow. sviTlnt. SSiloo In nerfeot order throughout seven Ill (1hi, A Kit fcoo BOARD 35 POPLAR ST, BETWEEN Hicks and Willow it To lot, with board, nice pleasant be 101M lnrl Mlnh CntrflJ ft. 100 Col A lull It bo da large rooms: oonvonlent to Ave oar routes within twenty minutes of three ferries within ton Park best neighborhood In Brooklyn 98,000 tell furniture, whloh la as good as new, If desired.

Apply of oanu. on premises, tru. Ac rooms; bath and hot and oold water, tm walk from Fulton and Wall street bouse three minutes fflrrJea,.