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THE BRQOKIiN PAIEY JUTtfE .20 1897v Etc REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE. AUCTION BALES. FOR SALE PLAT PROPERTY. HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC.

YOUI JELBROCn mi COUNTRY PROPERTY TO LET AND FOR SALE. Long Island. SOLID AS THE PYRAMIDS. Offers home seekers and investors, large or small, the opportunity of acquiring house and land in Greater New York on terms so liberal and at the same time under a plan so absolutely safe it cannot help appealing to every one who, although knowing the advantages of Heal Estate as a means of saving some of their earnings, have heretofore hesitated. We acquire for cash large tracts of high grade, near by lands free and clear.

After developing and spending large sums on improvements of all kinds, we are enabled under our Trust Contracts to offer the public Ms at very moderate prices, on small monthly installments, at the same time giving purchasers Free Life Insurance. Allowance of Interest on Payments, and Houses on small installments. As a fair sample of our development we refer to beautiful MARTENSE, Borough of Brooklyn, L. I. Only a few minutes from New York; Twentv ninth and Thirtieth Wards of Brooklyn; Rapid Transit via trolley and steam railroad lines.

We advise you to send or call for free passes, visiting and with your own eyes seeing what we have to offer. Our tickets are good any day, and our office on property open every day, so you can suit your convenience in visiting us. All inquiries cheerfully answered. Liberty Street, NEW YORK. JCpR FLATS 3 STORY FLATS; FIFTY fifth between Second ana Third ovs; hufC 'Drrclc fronts; 102, 104.

106, 130; owner on prem Ises; with ull improvements and all are ten wanted OR SALE FLATS THRE33 FRAME DOUBLE all improvements; rented for 5720 enci 35,000 each; no less; $1,800 buys the three; ia; a I over 60 per cent, cm investment. OWNER, Btx Y8, Eagle Bedford hranch. VOR SALE FLA TS TO CLOSE ESTATE: "WILL sell three 21 foot sing le first close Hats; Berkeley place, near Park; rented price mor: $22. G00, 5 per "cent. QOODALB SOX.

rVest Twenty fourth Bt, Xew York City. SALE FLAT STORY DOUBLE BUFF 'brick; all improvements. Including baths and Ice 'toox compartments; splendid condition; rented to. cood tenants; rentals size 27x6UxllO; 5 price mortgage to suit. D.

DAVIDSON, 525 Int, rearFlatbuh FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY. SALEOX OCEAN PARKWAY. BY THE acre, 10, 15 and 25 acres, at a price that will be an, inducement for quick purchar; easy terms. c. n.

moody CO. lS9Monrtague st. trOR SALE $2,000 "ERY EASY TERMS; BUYS oozy home at Chester furnace; hot and cold water; range; decorated; macadamized roads; three 5 cent lines to Brooklyn client needs money. ATTORNEY, Room 87, 215 Mon tague gt. 29TH WARD FLATBUSH.

All klnda of property in this section, at har jgains; some for exchange lor free and clear property; before closing elsewhere call or write C. S. OSBORN, 1.0W Platbush av, ono door below open Sundays. JTOR SALE IN" WESTCHESTER, 25 MILES New York City; 140 acre farm; free and i clear; large house, furnished; barns, with hay i grain; horses, harness, carriages, farm implements, cows and other live stock; nrioa will exchange for small house in Brooit i lyn. Owner, Jefferson av, after 3 P.

M. FOR SALE STORE PROPERTY. FOR SALE STORE PROPERTY 3 BRICK 'flats, with stores and all Improvements; to be sold cheap; Second av, betwenn Fifty llfth and jnity sixtn sts. owner, iau 'irty nitn st. St SALB STOEB PROPERTY A 3 STORY brick, store and Hats, prioe worth must be CHARX.ES C.

STETjLE. SlJFlfth av. SALE STORE PROPERTY SPECIAL; will be eold to clow? estate; 130 Stuyv sant av, comer Van Buren st strong nri 'k Prl frame; 3 plate gJaK stores and 14 ligbt, line rooms; rent S(; prioj $6, COO: worth make am offer; others. W. H.

GRACE. WiOloushby atid Jay sts. (COUNTRY PROFERTY. TO LET AND FOR SALE. Long Island.

tFO LET HOUSE A NEAT COTTAGE OF 8 rooms, baith; all Improvements; $40 a month for two or throa months: fully furnished. C. L. VTA LLACE. L.

I. AT SUEEPSIIEAD KAY. Large cottage; 12 rooms and attic: fine location: reasonable terms. Address Box 20, Eagle office. FOR SALE HOUSE A TWO ACRE PLACE: house, 9 rooms; tarn: let of large fruit trees; for about J500 cash.

C. L. VLLACE.jreport, L. I. TO LET AT BATH BEACH.

large furnished room to a man and wife or two ladles, without board. In a private house. Ad flresg S. W. Eagle otTlce.

WOODHAVErS205lOTf HLY, BUYS 7 ItOOil bouse: all improvements. COHEN STREETER, 2 7 East 125th St. GREAT BARQATn: 5150 cash. Si a month, buys an elesrant Summer cottage. It rooms, worth $2, 00, ear water; photo sent.

SWEZBY, PuLchosue. L. I. AT BAY PORT VICINITY. All furnipihed oottnpea at reduced rent; state your wants.

"WOOD'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, gayport, I. I. AT SAYVILLE, L. 1A few furnished cottages: modern Improvements; all rents reduced. GEO.

R. AVERY, A IliLK. X. I. ffO LET HOUSE AT AIITTA'TLLE, L.

ON" Great South Bay, furnished houwe of 16 rooms, Btable and boat hou3e; terms moderate. Addreas J. DA33X EY, West Twenty third st, New York. fax LET HOUSE COTTAGE, 0 ROOMS, FL'R nlshed, at New Suffolk, Peconio Bay, L. 1., for' Summer season; yrood roads; bfithlnff.

boating and fishing. Terms ami other particulars T. C. JENNINGS, 622 Monroe st. fWHEATLEY HILLS; MOST BEAUTIFUL AND picturesque spot on Lung Inland; all trains atop at new station; lovely building sites for in full view or the Sound.

JOHNSTON BROS. TO RENT. COTTAGE AT SHELTER ISLAND. near Prospect House; contains 3 rooms; turnlahed completely will rent half price; $125. Addreas P.

O. 1,036 New York City. ITO LET OUSES AT BABYLON AND VTEST I9l3p, L. furnished cottages, all prices; country seats, farms, villa plots for sale; good boat Iner, drives, superior railroad faculties. JEREMLAH ROBBINS, Babylon, CHEAP HOMES I2f FLUSHING; NO MONEY flown.

Only one left, $15 monthly pays everything. Pig bargain. COHEN STREETER, 27 East 125th St, bo LET NCIE SEASIDE SUITES OF APART rnents; decorated and sanitary plumbing; on i Ocean parkway; fronting cycle paths; adjoining Coney Island Channel; Brighton Terrace; half block from Smith Street Electric cars and I near Van Slclen Deoot. Union Elevated. tTO LET HOUSE Ep cottage; 9 rooms: all improvements; will let all or part; win take board In part payment, or will let furniimad rooms; live minutes to beach; three to cars; terms low.

4, BATlE'S Cottago, Bay Twcntletli t. TO RENT AT WAilYLO.N, L.J. 17 room house, fully furnished; 12 bedrooms; 3arffe grounds; fine? shade; stable; two blocks from lepot; very plea.sant; former price $600; will now take $300 to Octcfoer 1. JEREMIA ROBBIN 3, BABYLON, L. 1.

tTO LET HOUSES RICHMOND HILU L. several pretty country places, with fine shade trees, lawns, etc. choicely located near station, post orhce, churches and club, with fine new modern cottages, to let at moderate rates, or "will bo sold on easy terms; the prettiest, most select and most thriving suburb of New York. ALRIOK H. MAN.

56 TVall st. N. Y. ARTHUR H. MOWTiRAY.

Ichmond Hill. SrilNNECOCK BAY, L. 1. AT (iL'OGL'E, L. I.

For sale, cottage, overlooking the ocean; 31 roome, bath room, closets, stationary tubs, extensive piazzas, commodious, well arranged stable; grove, excellent water front; private dock; line boating, surf and still water bathing; ten rninutea from station; price moderate. V. G. HALL 344 5th Av, N. Y.

FU RN IS HEDOfTAGE. TO LET for the season, on Ocean av, Patchogue, midway between village and bay, three minutes from de Dot, modern cottage lu rooms; complete electric equipment large bath room, with best eanitary equipment; hot and cold water, stationary tubs; fitted up in moat tasty and comfortable manner and now occupied by owner as his home; unexpected business compels his absence; consequently will rent; price for the season; first reapon jslble offer will get the place. Apply or write at bonce to E. BAILEY. PatchoKue.

L. I. NECESSITY FOR SEWEKS. The necessity for sewers i shown by the following xtrnct from Zk msstin's Cyclo peila of the practice of merjlcinf "The leakage of cesspools Into the soil under dwellings has given rise to 111 Gffects; on Che other hund a marked diminution of disease has uniformly fallowed the introduc tlon of an Improve. system of sewerage.

"In twenty one English towns, In which proper drainage works had bfen adopted, the mortality frm typhoid fever diminished 47 per cent." Thero are sewers at Ben eonhuryt. S5.00 CASH DOWN 5OR FIVfc ACRES OF GOOD LAND Only 81 a week for this beautiful plot of ground, Whleh 1 will sell for $200: this plot of ground is iTVorth twice this price and is situated on Long Island, near Center Moriches, and within fifteen "minutes walk of the depot; stores, schools and churches, and only two hours by rail to markets 'of Brooklyn and New York; a good vegetable farm suitable for poultry raising and within a short distance of rim Great South Buy this ulot of ground will produce for you a living In a com foruible way and Is the biggest bargain on Long ilftland; the Jfind will doubiu in vulue In thrwe 'yirs; Just think of Uiu price and terms land guaranteed to be hlirh and dry and free from warn and oxi 1 1 1 1 le 1 an wh en I ear of timber, or money refunded; send your deposit of ,55 at once; free railroad tickets dally or on Sunday for those who purchase, or half rap charged to from Center Moriches for investors or homj and the amount paid for ticket to be applied on th; first payment. If you ouy. Information and particulars W. II.

MOFFITT, Liberty street, New York City. ELM HURST, I. CENTER OF "NEW YORK CITY." Over 1,700 Lots Restricted Schools and Churches of all Denominations. 5 CENT FARE; twelve minutes from Thirty fourth St Ferry; twenty five minutes by trolley; also Nlnoty sooond Bt Ferry and by Brooklyn Traction Company via Flushing av or Grjtnd st. All Improvement; better iwuses and more for your rnonyy.

with greater assurance of increased values than ever before offered. Ten houses, just finished, ready for occupancy. TEEMS AS EASY as PAYING EENT All complete; steam heat, range, bath and gaa fixtures; hardwood finish, sanitary plumbing; streets macadamised, flagged and curbed. Prices from 53, lw to Number of others In course of construction. Cheaper houses at North Wod side, and lots for alo on Installment plan at Murray Hill.

Office at Elmhurst, L. or CORD amrait CO.t 6Z VUUam t. New 3wriu, H. HYAMS, Auctioneer, WiU sell at SALESROOMS, 101 COURT ST, regular weekly sale of horses and carriages, Monday, June 21, at 12 consisting of several fine contractors wagons, Essex and other traps, boulevards, surreys, buggies, doctors' gigs, runabouts and several second hand wagons to be sold for storage, etc six good work horses and several driving horses. Including brown cob, 15H hands, 7 years old, kind and true, all harness, suitable for business or pleasure; and dork bay horse, 15 hands, 9 years old, gentle and kind and cam trot in about 40; also, genuine Brewster top sidebar buggy In good order; large quantity harness of all kinds, coolers, sheets, fly nets, whips, etc, etc.

Sale positive. H. HYAriS, Auctioneer, Sells at SALESROOMS, 101 COURT ST, corner Schormorhom, Tuesday, June 22, at 10:30 A. A large and interesting assortment of really fine household furniture from manufacturers and private residences, consisting in part of chamber suits in oak, mahogany and maple; several elegant oak and mnhogany sideboards, china closets, extension tables, dining chairs, also, from furniture exhibition about 20 PARLOR SUITS 20 3, 4 and 5 pieces In tapesty and brocatelle, In the very latest designs; brlc brlc cabinets, mantel and pier mirrors, wardrobes, bookcfisest desks, chiffoniers, couches, portieres, clocks, vases, bronzes and china; 7 Oct. Upright Piano, by good maker; also, several enameled beds, folding beds, hair mattresses, etc; also, to conclude sale 100 Lots Carpets 100 rugs, linoleum and oilcloths.

FINE FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS, MATS, OIL CLOTHS and LINOLEUMS. ELEGANT FRESH STOCK. H. OELKERS, Auctioneer, WILL SELL MONDAY, June 21, 1S97, AT 10:30 A. M.

NO. 108 AND 200 GRAND STREET, BROOKLYN. One of tho largost stocks of the above sold this season, consisting of Oak Bed Room and Dining Suits, elegant Parlor Suits, Desks, Bjreaus, Chiffoniers, Roll Top Desks, Extension Tahles, Side Boards, Racks, also 10,000 Yards of FINE CARPETS, in Body Brussels, Tapestry, Wilton and Velvot, in lots to the trade. WM. COLE, Auctioneer, CITY SALESROOMS, 7 AND 8 COURT SQUARE, Wednesday, June 23, at 10:30 o'clock.

Sale of Large Quantity of Furniture. PARLOR SUITES, in Brocafolle, Plush, Rugs. etc. CHAMBER SUITES, in Oat, Walnut and Cnerry. DINING FURNITURE, in Oak and Walnut, Chiffoniers.

Hall Racks, Wardrobes, Fancy Tables. Chairs and Rockers. Folding Beds. Mirrors, Curtains, Portieres, Clock Sots, Pictures, Hair Mattresses. Springs, Bedding.

Velvet. Moqnetto, Brussels and Ingrain CARPETS. Including 40 new misfits. Rugs, Mats, Oilcloths, Matting, etc. A.

COHEN, AUCTIONEER, Kings County Auction Rooms, 673675 FULTON STREET, Sells TUESDAY, at 10:30 o'clock, Furniture, Carpets, Removed From DeKalb Avenue. S. FIRUSKI SON, AUCTIONEERS, 70 and 72 Bowery, New York, will sell at 10:30 A. M. June 22 By S.

Goodstein Son. 279 Bridge Bt, all diamonds, watches. Jewelry, goods every description, pledged prior June 12, 1S96. June 23 By A. J.

Heaney, 214 Atlantic av, all diamonds, watches. Jewelry, goods every description, pledged from March 10, 1S9G, to May 15, 1896, from No. 4.900 to 9.350. June 25 By S. Goodstein Son, 279 Bridge st, clothing every description, pledged prior Juno 15, 1898.

EDWARD E. FORD, AUCTIONEER, SELLS TUESDAY, JUNE 22, AT O'CLOCK, AT 59S FULTON ST, 500 LOTS OF1 HOUSEHOLD FTRNITURE. ALSO 150 LOTS OF CARPET, MATTING AND OILCLOTH. SEE EAGLE MONDAY. AUCTION SALE.

HORSES, TKUCKS, CARRIAGES. HARNESS. BLANKETS, ROBES, EVERY WEDNESDAY, 1 P. At BEDFORD EXCHANGE. 754 7G0 Bedford av, near Flushing, Brooklyn.

If you desire to BUY or SELL this Is the place. Terms reasonable and representations guaranteed. SMITH RANDEL, Auctioneers. ALEXANDER BURGER, PAWNBROKERS' Auctioneers, 98 Bower New York, JUNE 22, men' 6 and women's ckrthlng pledged prior to June 15. 1S96, Thomas Newman Son.

1.07G Pulton st. and clothing and jewelry by E. Raphael, 594 Pulton st. INSTRUCTION. The Eagle Ouroan.

Full particulars, together with catalogues, circulars, of universities, colleges and private schools advertised In these columns can be had free of charge by calling at the EAGLE FREE INFORMATION BUREAU, fourth floor. Eaglo Building. REGENTS' EXAMINATIONS. The Summer Term of N. Y.

PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Cor. Court and Joralemon Sts, Brooklyn, Begins MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1897. Students prepared for September Ex aminations. Registration Hours, 7 to 9 P. At.

ALL SUriMER, DAY AND EVENING. THE BROWNES BROOKLYN BUSINESS COLLEGE, SCHOOL OP SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING, etc. Begi any time for any study reserved desks for adults; Individual instruction; private teachers for backward scholars expert penmanship, bookkeeping, bicycle storage. Rooms cooled throughout by electric fans.

Special instruction and rooms for ladies. Call or write, or representative will call. 246 TO 252 FULTON ST, CORNER CLARK, Oppivit Liberty Plaza (no branch school). ADELPHI COLLEGE. Classical, literary and acientlfic courses with Mual collegiate degrees.

ADELPHI ACADEflY. A thorough preparatory school. Special school art and training course for kindergartners. Fall term begins September 15. CHARLES H.

LEVERMORE, Ph. President. Heutenant Gov. TIMOTHY L. WOODRUFF, President of the Corporation.

1890. THE VELASCO. 1897. TELEPHONE CALL 1110A BROOKLYN. Native Teachers.

225 Lincoln place. IO WEST RATES Large Staff 283 Schermerhorn st 280 Lafayette av. SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. BROWN'S BUSINESS SCHOOL, 43 COURT ST. Business, Stenofrraphts, Preparatory Departments.

LOW RATES DURING SUMMER. Large cool rooms. Send for circular. Children's Home Boarding School. established OLD 13B.IDOE, N.

terms $180 er year, lncluillns vacations. Miss OONOVBR, Prlncipo.1. References Ea4rle ureau and Jlrs. Harnett, 1S4 Smith Bt, Brooklyn. L.

I. Sth Av Swimming School Pool, 2 and i East Forty fifth St. New York City. Pool 60x35. Ladles and gentlemen.

Every night Send for circular. VICTORIA JUBILATE. Let mo be English for once. Though it be but for a day; 'Tls years silica I laK the fair lale. To sail lor York's lovely bay.

I 'believed In republics, net kings, And Lincoln was more than a prince; CotamWa was all to mo then. And I never lost faith in her since. Chorus. Let me be English for once, Tiough It be 'but for a day; To shout with the ruddy faced crowd. For England to shout and to pray.

Let me be English for once. An American long I have been; Though Lincoln was good and was great, Yeit something Is due to the queen. Fair freedom has traveled apace, And flourished both sides of the sea. In the land where the fathers were born, And the land of tho brave and the free. Chorus.

Let me be English for once, Let us shake hand's across seas; We are one In the day of cur pride. And the flags embrace In the breeze. Who would not crown with rare gerna The mother his soul doth revere? Atid who would not hall with applause The Queen of the Jubilee year? Chorus. ROBERT KIDSON. I587y TO THOSE WHO INTBND TO PUBCHASE A.

CAftRIAOE this Sprjng or Bum mer we will, on application, present oar new 'illustrated catalogue of sea onable carriages for town and4 conntry drivinir. giving examples of the latest designs In all tho fashionable vehicles of the day. VAN TASSELL KEARNEY, ISO and 132 East 13th st, 123, 125. 127, 129 East 12th st, between 3d and 4th avs, CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. VICTORIAS.

CABRIOLETS, BREAKS. OMNIBUSES. WAGONETTES. COUPE BOCK A WAYS, CURTAIN BOCKAWAYS. EXTENSION PHAETONS OPEN and TOPSUBBKVS.

LADIES' PHAETONS, RUNABOUTS, STATION WAGONS. BROUGHAMS. KENTUCKY BREAK CARTS. Elevators to all noorB. VAN TASSELL KEARNEY.

Established 1807. Money Saved for Brooklynites On the purchase of horses. A. M. STEIN 229 to 231 "Washington street, have always on hand a large lot of horses of all descriptions, suitable for Pleasure, business or addition to our gen heavy trucking.

eral stook, wo have Just received a car load of New York state trotting, gentlemen's driving and family horses. Examine our stock and learn prices before goingelsewhero. AT AUCTION. TVBBN'ESDAT, JUNE 23, 1 P. BEDFORD EXCHANGE, 754 760 BEDFORD AV, "BROOKLYN.

I S. H. Stivers buprgry. 1 Brewster buggy, 3 phaetons, 1 coach, 1 aundry waffon, neaxJy new; 1 bottle beer wag on, top surrey. Jump seat buckboaxJ, 2 traps, ood order; coach and llght harness, business harnesa and business wagone, 15 horses, good workers, and all other entries fhat may be received.

SMITH RANDAL, Auctioneers. ANDREW MOWBRAY Has for sale elegant new spider phaetons, rubber tire runabout3, boulevard wagons, buggies, phaetons, surreys, combination wagons, traps, runabouts, with ball bearing axles, new and secondhand wag ons of every description; wagonettes, Victorias and broughams, all at prices cheaper than elsewhere: harness, saddles and bridles; also several fine teams and a lot of fine road horses. Stables and Carriage Repositories, 237 and 239 Schermerhorn st. Established 1S76. ROBERT JONES Has for sale, at remarkably low figures, ELEGANT SUItRKTS, BEAUTIFUL TRAPS, STYLISH RUNABOUTS.

All Btrlctly first class; also several second hand carriages; all In good order. CORNER NASSAU AND BRIDGE STS, BROOKLYN. JAMES DOWNEY, 3 16 ATLANTIC AV, COR ner Hoyt st; a large and elegant assortment of surreys, cabriolets, top phaetons, buggies, runabouts, fancy traps; also top and no top delivery wagons, suitable for painters, carpenters, plumbers, florists, laundries, confectioneries, etc. 50 secondhand carriages and business wagons for sale at very low prices; a secondhand wagonette, in Urst class order, to carry nine passengers, for sale; cheap. WAGONS, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, BEAUTIFUL TRAPS.

ELEGANT SURREYS, HANDSOME BUGGIES. RUNABOUTS, ETC. HIGH GRADE, LOW PRICE. THE I. S.

RE1ISON M'P'G 740 7r0 Grand st, Brooklyn. THE BESTT LXXTTOR'S WAGON in brook lyn for th Sanfonl boulevard, formerly $225, for 5125; Bailey whalebone, $1C5; special cut In all traps as long as we have them here or at the factory. P. SAN FORD, 180, 1SS, MO and 132 Clinton St. SHETLAND PONE 13 HANDS HIGH: PRET tlest In the city; cart, harness, will sell separate; one beautiful delivery wapron, harness, can be used for advertising purposes; all kinds of new and secondhand carriages.

BROWN'S Commission Stables, 172 DufHeld st; tel. 1,030. BARGAIN; HALF PRICfc For want of use, Goodrich dog cart, good aa new, with shifting seat to carry four. Apply at LOU DEN'S Stable, 484 Clermont av, near Fulton st; Mr. MORSE'S cart.

GENTLEMAN ABOUT LEAVING CTTY FOR several months will sell low his fine lookWg young sound brown road mare; Is without faults and a treasure for somebody; responsible guarantee; no dealers. Inquire at residence, 313 Park place. CLOSING OUT. A HUNDRED CARRIAGES AT HALF THEIR VALUES. FRANK SANFORI).

1S6, 18S, 190 and 192 Clinton st. BLACK COB. lf HANDS, PERFECT IN EV ery way, for sale; large pair bay coach horses, fast, sound and good actors; would exchange for smaller learn; also surrey and harness. 85 Chaun cey st, near Stuyvesant av. HORSB; ROAi5Te5c MILES HOUR; GOOD eyes; exceDtlonal wind; kind, healthy; no road too lone; Brewster top side bar, two harness, runabout, all or part; no offer refused.

Box 0, Eagle branch, 44 Broadway. I "BLACK PONIESrBEAUTlES; 44 INCBE3, yeairs; warranted sound, kind and gentle; a pet team; saddles and all harness; have been driven fifty miles in a day with ease; a child can drive them. Gilbert Stables, 169 Carlton av, Brooklyn. A SANFORT BOULEVARD, HARDLY Boiled, cost $225, for 590; single and double harness; stable at Willow place, F. SANFORD, 18S, 190 and 192 Clinton st.

AUCTION SALE. HORSES, TRUCKS. CARRIAGES, HARNESS. BLANKETS, ROBES, EATERY WEDNESDAY. 1 P.

M. At BEDFORD EXCHANGE, 754 7G0 Bedford av. A GOOD DOCTOR'S OR COLLECTOR'S BUG gy, made by Curley, for sale; has ben used, but Is in Rood condition. Apply at CURLEY'S Fae tory. State st and Boerum place, for M'G's buggy.

PAIR COBS TTAJi6mirrI)Fl must be well matched; have good knee and hock action and be fearless of all city slg hts. Call at 119 Brooklyn av. GENTLEMAN'S ROAD HORSE FOR SALE; bay gelding, Wnllkill Prince, 9 years old, 15.2 hands; record splendid roader; kind and fearless. Owner, 1,142 Flatbush av. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

1, 500 THE CARDINAL PRIN CI PAL OF amassing wealth is to invest dollars where the larg est and quickest returns are possible it Is through this gateway the road to wealth passes; thus the rich become richer; why toll amid the uncertainties of a laborious or professional calling to amass wealth, when your surplus dollars will accomplish it for you; to learn of the greatest possibilities for large and quick returns, on a large or small capital, write to us. CON DEN Boon Block. Coving ton, Ky. CLARK, DEEMER PATENT ATTORNEYS AND EXPERTS, 169 Broadway, N. quickly procure and sell patents everywhere; lowest terms.

One client makes 11,000 weekly from our private "HINTS." Hand Book mailed free. Highest testimonials. 15 ROOM, 1M, ACRES GROUND, SUMMER boarding house, for sale or exchange; rooms all taken for the Summer; will sell easy terms or eK ohange for Brooklyn or New York City property. TAFT RIDGEWOOD, Photo Room 14, World Building. TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, ETC.

TO let large stable and Fheds, northeast corner Albany av and Bergen st; suitable for storage purposes, atables, etc. will rent very cheap. 20 Court st. LEONARD MOODY. HOTEL, FOR SALTS; COMPLETELY FUR nishecl and doing: remarkable husinpss; price and payment riatfrt; Investigate the chance of your life, if you vv ant a hotel with plenty business.

J. W. DOOLITTXJ3. CG Broadway. CARRIAGE AJTD WAGON MANTJPACTORY.

horsoshoelnpr, established twenty years good business; buIldinKs and grounds for sale; rare other business cause of selling; investigate. THOMAS. 115 Court St. LAEy WITH 3 STORY FURNISHED HOUSE, In exclusive neighborhood, three perrruunont boarders, would sell and board with purchaser; good terms to rig ht one. Address PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.

olllee. LIQUOR SALOON AND HOTEL FOR SALE; 3 story brick building; stock and fixtures complete; good business; for S3. 500: bargain; good reasons for setting. Apply to WM. H.

ARNOLD, l2C DeKalb av. HANDSOME DRUG STORE. GOOD LOCA tion, for sale at great sacrlilce, on account of sickness of proprietor; established ten years. Address PH. 97 Kosciusko st.

PARTNER WANTED, ONE WHO UNDER eta ndfl repairing wheels. Call Monday morning, between 9 and 11. at 4 St. Felix st. NATIVITY INSTITUTE CLOSES.

The graduating and closing exorcises of the Nativity Institute, on 'Madison street, were held In the Institute hall on Friday. The hall, which was handsomely decorated was filled by a large aucMence. Never In the history of the institute were so many guests a3sembIod. To the juniors wero assigned the drat part of tho programme. The boys distinguished themselves as "Brownies in School," the girls In a dialogue, "The Children of To day." The seniors in a "Tableaux of the Virgins," by Tennyson, elicited great prai se.

An essay, "A Picture of Marmion," by Miss Regina Cahill, condensing the SLory of Marmion into a few pages, was well received. Another essay, "A Shakspearlan Woman," by Miss Mabel Pearson, gave a graphic description of Portia. The Rev. M. J.

Mora.ii conferred 'the honors of the school, consisting of a gold medal, crown of laurel and a diploma on the following young women: Miss Helen Campbell, Mabel Pearson, Misa Regina Cahill and iss Mary Farrell. The address to the graduates was made by Miss Josephine Consldlne of the class of '95. The valedictorian was Miss Helen Campbell. At the close of the exercises the Rev. M.

J. Moran addressed the parents, and the pupils, speaking especially to the graduates In reference to the future now opened for them. The exercises wero brought to a class by the entire school ainglng Uio 'TkisoloEy," la tUree c'J PATCHOQUE, L. I. Vnr snip or rent for seamm.

fine modern cot tage of 11 rooms; all Improvements; large piazza; stable; Harden; In sight of bay and near deiiot: renonable to good party. BOX 502, or 140 Madison street. New York. 216 AXD 5 ACRE FARMS ON' EAST TERMS; suburbs of Greater New York; ten minutes from beautiful bay; sail unsurpassed; 100 feet above hlg water: six trains dally; title guaranteed. Call or write OWNER.

33 Bond st, Brooklyn; open evonlnyy. FOR SA FARM OR EXCHANGE 90 ACRES line steam heated house, barns and stock and crops; near Pine Bush. Sullivan County; all uurKoiik 11. iyum corner Myrtle av and Adelphl st; open evenings, TO LET HOT OATSICIL.I FLEISCH mann's furnlslhcd cottage; 10 rooms; live minutes from Depot; five hours rrom sen lone; no mosquitoes; no malarlu; ftlgh, dry, healthy; J200 season; cycle roaus; fishing. HOLBKOOK, 1.345 Columbus av.

CHEAPEST RENT IN NTACkI NEW HOUSE; rdflti. wl fmm swrt i S400: furnished complete: 12 nwias; finest location In South Nyack; fine river view; boating and latnmg; nve minutes w.mi. from station. Address A. S.

SMITH. Box Oil. New York City. CAT5KILL. MOUNTAINS.

To let, fully furnished modern cottage, 1" rooms, adjoining Twilight Park, Hnines Falls; bath, laundry, toilets, fine piazzas: 3 acres; ice house filled; elevation 2,000 feet; upright piano. All particulars of owner. 282 Vanderbllt av, Brooklyn. New Jersey. TO LET HOUSES ASBURY PART, N.

DE sirable furnished cottages and boarding houses for rent or for sale; Hats. MILAN ROS3, ASBURY PARK, N. J. A HA It (VAIN AT TEN A FLY, J. J.

Beautiful new, modern house; 8 good sized rooms and bath; lot 50x140; for forty minutes from New York. H. WEATHER BY 271 Broadway, N.Y. OKANGK, J. To let, modern house, rooms, high ground, unobstructed view of Llewellyn Park; four minutes to station or electric cars.

Address OWNER, P. O. Box i2, UttASGE, X. J. FOR SA LBHOUSEr AT HEALTHY RJDGE wxxxl, N.

pretty cottage on the beautiful west side hill bedrooms; three piazzas; am pi shade electric llRhts; artesian well; low rervt; seen any time. Owner, T. S. WINA.N3. TO LET HOUSK COMFORTABLY FURNTSH ed house in PtalnfleM, N.

for July and August; 200x120 feet of lawn, with fruit and shad trees, barn, stable, etc, beautifully located; terms moderate. THOS. W. MUBRVY, 3." Liberty st. New York.

A VON THE SEA N. J. Modern cottago to let: 11 rooms, furnished; beautifully located, near bathing and fishing; rent $450; to a first class private family. Owner, 33 Jefferson av, Brooklyn. AT GLEN RIDGE, N.

J. FURNISHED HOUSES FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS. ADDRESS BOX 13, GLEN RIDGE. pict tit esq KJDtiEWOOD, X. J.

For rent until October 1, a new house, beautifully furnished; 10 rooms; fine view; cool breezes; abundant water supply, without extra cost; also new stable; near station; possession immediately. Apply to HOWARD WALTON, 265 Broadway, New Y'ork, or H. M. CROW ELL, Box 36, Ridffewood, K. J.

FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOREST HILL. N. within thirty minutes of Chambers st or Twenty third st Ferry; flagged, curbed and macadamized streets; electric lights, public and private schools and churches gas, water, etc. houses for sale or rent; lots on easy terms; send for Illustrated booklet FOREST HILL ASSOCIATION, Newark. N.

J. A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE A EESIRA ble home In one of the healthiest towns of New Jersey; 600 feet elevation; specially good for throat troubles; hour from New York; new house; 12 rooms; all improvements; barn, aa owner cannot occupy now will rent low rather than have It unoccupied; descriptive circular on application. Address BOX All, Eagle office. ORANGE. N.

J. A BEAUTIFUL PLOT OF ground 100 feet front, 300 feet deep; large house, built by day's work under personal care of owner and architect; 14 large rooms; two pantries; all newly plumbed; grounds elegantly shaded; on best street In Orange, N. seven minutes' walk from each of two railroad stations; bam and cow shed on premTses with side entrance to same: city water and gas: all modern improvements in house; can be bought on satisfactory terms at once at value of land. Address I. H.

BLANCHARD, 241 West Broadway, New York New England. TO LET A 30 ROOM MODERN IM prorements, in the pleasant est street in Greenwich, Conn; ample grounds, garden and orchard and bam: terms very reasonable. Address Sirs. H. W.

R. HOYT, Greenwich. Conn. TCT LETHOUSE IN SOUTHPORT, CONN. desirable Summer residence; lgh elevation, commanding views of sound and country; piazzas, lawn, shade trees, bam and garden: boating onl bathing; convenient; terms moderate.

Address W. JENNINGS, P. Southport. Conn. TO LET COTTAGE AT STASCONSET, NiAN tucket, a completely furnished cottage; 8 rooms; within one minute'3 walk of the ocean; rent SSOO.

Apply to SUSANS' A. STAJRBUCK, 144 Clinton St. FOR SALES PIANOS. FOR SALE PIANO BEAUTIFUL STEINWAY grand; must be sold at once; uoed ono year; on storage now. Address Dr.

MAYER, COl Fulton street FOR SALE PXAirCO UFRIGHT $325; Knabe party going away; cost J700. ANDERSON 509 Fulton, at; open Saturday evening. FOR SALE PIANO TTPRTG HT STEINWAY; $350 worth 5700 won rf ul ba rg'al n. ANDERSON 5C9 Fulton st; open Saturday evening. FOR SALE PIANOS ELEGANT UPRIGHT pianos, 5135; $5 monthly payments: rents, $3 month.

WISSNER, 539 Fultoa Bt, opposite Elm place; open eveninga. FOR BALE PIANO AT A GREAT BARGAIN; $115 cash; very fine case; rich tone; used a short time; in nerfect order; warranted. Call at 471 lialsey av. FORTSALE PLAJs OS 120 PI ANOS, THE VERY best, for $450; the very poorest for $15; the one you want is probably between these two prices; you can find it and many more like it, at CHANDLER'S, 300 Fulton st. FOR SALE PIANO A MAHOGANY UPRIGHT piano; very handsome, deep, rich, sweet tone; carved panels; has all the latest improvements; little used; alpo.

a fine square jano, elegant tone, handsomely carved; no reasonable offer refused. 13 St. Jamea place. FOR SALE 'PIANO A FIRST CLASS 1 OCTAVE upright piano all improvemen ts warranted nine years: used a short time: will be sojd at a bargain; reason for selling leaving city. Axitiresa xjox n.agio office.

THE ORIGINAL PIANO Stelnway, "Chlckerlng Grand," Hazleton, Morrvatt, 5200; Weber, Hardman. Mason and Hamiin. $150: Llghto St, $100; rents, S3. Also "New" Upright, $125 fully guaranteed. MATtRY ATT ONOE.

and get one, $1 a week. MARRY ATT PIANO EXCHANGE. 304 FULTON ST. 304. FOR SALE FURNITURE.

FOR StALE FUnNITTJTCE A DINTXGROOaf table, five leaves. suit in fine condition; mattress and springs, $10; carpets, etc. 153 Gates av. FOR ALE FU RNTTU RE AN 8 ROOM flat; everything complete for housekeeping; no reajonable offer refused. Addres G.

Box 8, liigleolfice. FoTCS ALEFURNITURE ELEGANT FURNI ture of entire house, cheap; piano, new upright, $100; cost $400; owner moving. Call day or evening 221 Putnam av, near Bedford. FOR SALE FT" RN ITT 'RKFAM IL MOV I selling furniture at sacrifice; bargain in upright piano, very little uytrd; no reasonable offer refused. Call day or evening at 3S3 First st, fourth fiat.

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. SALE DOGS FINE BREED PUG PUPS, at 110 Ninth st. Brooklyn. FOR SALE CASH REGISTER AUTOMATIC, almost new; condition for sale at lowest prioe. Inquire at 274 Floyd Ft, FOR" LfAfI "RN ITT ITtE AN TIQUE ENGLISH mahogany side board.

$35; also hnreau, $12. Call for three days at "33 Qulney si, Brooklyn. FORSALE FURNITT7RE FA Ing will sell at sacrifice, magnificent upright piano, fine parlor furniture, etc. Seen to day at IIS Woodbine st. near Hamburg av, BnMklyn.

FOR SALE CA A SAILING canoe; cedar and mahogany; 15 feet long; two wets of nails and paddles; will sell cheap. Apply at C5 Plerropont Ft, tirookbm. FOR SALE Bl 7 ILD NO ALA.TER I A hand, cheajp for cash; Iron columns a.nd beams. brick, stone, wlnxlows and doors; plumbing and now mason and builders' material; anything find evcrythtnK. CANIEP; KRAKELER, Hamilton av iuvl Fifteenth st, and 1,217 Grand st.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES. CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY. CORNER Clinton and Montague sts, S. D. McConnell.

D. tfitor Morning prayer and sermon 31; evening prayer 5. L0ST AND FOUND. LOST MASONIC JEWEL" ON FULTON" ST, Brooklyn; suitable reward. J.

W. A. BUTLER, 251 J.njfield3t. Lost a ret cva erei jmemora nd um pfVK; valuable only to owner. Finder will be suitably rewarded.

Pleaso notify F. D. RLKER, 555 I ean st, rookl LOST ABOUT" FIVE WEEICS AGO. IN BROOK lyn, male BULL TERTtI Eit, yellow, with white marks in legs nnd ears not cut; Flrong tall na mv imn Is me reward. AddreHit GOLF.

west One Ilundn. and Thirty fourth st, Nfw York. THE EAGLE IN ILLINOIS. J. Coutlioine, Auditorium Hotel annex, Chicago, has the Eagle for sale.

Most Terribly Injured of All Surviving Merriok Victims. JOKES AND LATTGH3 IN PAJN. When the Doctor Told Him How Many Fractures He Had Sustained He" Remarked That His Name Should Be Changed From Welbrook to Well broke Cased inPlaster of Paris From Head to Foot. There Is one Interesting and. really remarkable side of the Merrick road disaster that has not yet been fully touched upon tn th'e oft written accounts of that terrible catastrophe.

It Is the absolute heroism displayed by all the young men and women who were in that 111 fated tally ho. If the saying be true that It takes an awful scene like this or terrible suffering to test men's souls, then the members of that merry party who rode so gayly some to death and all to pain and Injury have been weighed in quality and nothing is wanting in' their characteristics to stamp them as exceptionable men and women. In the first place everything was so sudden so unexpected that no one was prepared to face the fate that awaited yet the impulse of all the young men, ranging from 18 to 22 years of age, was wholly to protect tho young women with them. Even the one who Jumped, the youngest in the party, endeavored to carry with him his girl friend, but failed and fell to the road only to leap to his feet again and brace himself to the terrible ordeal of facing and trying relieve as best he could the agony of ihls friends around him. There is one, however.

Who has shown himself such a brave man and so self sacrlflcing In suffering, that he has completely won the hearts of those who tended him at St. John's Hospital and won' a name for himself which he will have reason to be proud of when at last he is again restored to his home a well man. That man is "Walter Welbrock, the most painfully Injured all the young people who escaped death. He still lies in the hospital, where he ih aa been for so many weeks, yet with all his agonizing fractures and the thought that he must stay In his tied for many weeks more, he is the most cheerful of all the patients. He was literally broken all up, so frightfully torn, shaken, bruised and broken, in, fact, that the doctor! acknowledged he did not know where to begin to fix him.

Every mew examSnartion revealed another fracture, and some additional wound. Yet from the time he gained consciousness. ai he lay on the road unable to move up to the present time not a murmur of complaint or gesture of impatience has come from his "It Is such stuff the Christian martyrs werfj made of," one of the St. John surgeons said the other day, "and one can. believe the stories of their stoicism more readily wiith the knowl edge of how this young hero has acted." His first action on the day of the accident, when he recovered consciousnes; was to try' to gain information of the condition of the ln Jurd.

Propped up so he could see around, with such pain as would have made any ordinary man delirious, he pointed with the one remaining member of his body that he move, his left arm, to those whom he denjed needed most attention before the medical help arrived. He had passed two years in medical study and put it to use in telling what should be done in applying bandages and stopping the flow oif blood from the most seriously injured. He did not once lose consciousness again un Ml he had done aJi that could be done, but seemed to subdue his pain and weakness hy sheer force of mind. Since he has been at the hospital he has been the joy of the ward and always has a pleasant smile or a witty saying for everyone' who approaches. He is the one interesting topic of conversation in the and his jokes are repeated hy the To them he Is.

a marvel. He was the most ser'C ously injured of their patients and was noi really expected to live over a few but has simply conquered death by force of "Walter," said the doctor in attendance, as he looked at the white face of the lad on the bed with real affection, "if you can only, keep up that wonderful vitality a little longer you'll pull through." "Now, doctor," said the irrepressible patient with a smile, as if his injuries were a sore neck or toothache, "just you attend to the fractures and such things and leave the vitality to me." He was then lying tn a solid casing of plaster of paris, that left only an arm and his head free. This arm ho feebly waved in greeting to any friend who came in the ward, how ever, and he positively refused to be overlooked by visitors. So unusual was the nerve he displayed that for a time the doctors feared paralysis had killed pain until they discovered this remarkable patient was proving Ms pluck and desiro to save others distress in another way. A habit of bis was to occasionally ask any caller who was with him to leave him alone as he felt a nap coming on.

He would close his eyes and apparently fall into a restful sleep that encouraged his attendants. It was accidentally discovered, however, that Wellbrock did not sleep In these little intervals and he finally confessed to his brother, the young lawyer, that the pain became so excessive that he had to adopt this means to fight it off without revealing it by groans or restlessness. Always thoughtful of others he feigned sleep rather than let others know he suffered. The other day when the doctors were examining his injuries he looked quizzically at the physician for a moment and then said: "Doctor, just how many fractures have I got, do you thluk?" "Oh, eleven or twelve, I suppose," said the astonished surgeon, trying to look unconcerned. "Well, I want to change my name." "Why in the world do you want to change your name?" "Well, I want to be called Well broke, bo cause Wellbrock won't do any more." The doctor stared for a moment to see if delirium had set in and then walked off in a dazed condition as the victim smiled.

"Well, I'm hanged," he said, "If that fellow doesn't beat me. A man with his body in splinters getting off a joke like that!" But the indomitable spirit of this young man surmounts everything and a thousand and one witty, cheerful, teasing phrases are bywords in the hospital now. Walter Wellbrock was a student In the Long Island College medical course and showed great proficiency in all his studies, surgery particularly appealed to him. He would have graduated in a short time. Every ailment, every fracture, every bruise sustained by him is known to him, and as he lies now bound in splinters he loves to point out to his friends with hit one arm that is free all his injuries and explain their nature and the method of treating them, giving the medical terms and entering Into technical details.

It is hardly possible to realize that the enthusiastic and handsome young follow Is actually talking of his own body as he indicates the hundred places where it is bruised and broken. It is now confidently believed that' the wonderful nerve and vitality of this youth will not only pull him through, but that he will recover without noticeable marks of his injuries. His knee cap was twice broken and this will be attended to last, sewn with silver thread and allowed to form a new bone or calcareous deposit. Of course this will redound to the credit of the hospital and its surgeons, but much is due to the patient himself, who takes a professional Interest in hla own misfortune. He is certainly the most wonderful patient for nerve and cheerfulness In suffering the institution ever treated.

Miss Clara Stewart is another prodigy of patience and in spite of the difficult and painful operations performed upon her she Is as lively and merry as can be. Mrs. Andrus, Barnes and all the other injured ones have shown a courage that has been the marvel of tho hospital attendants and a joy to their friends. They aro still progressing favorably. Wellbrock, when seen by an Eaglo reporter the other day talked of the accident and.

remembered all that happened after herecovered consciousness and told of tho wounded from the standpoint of a physician. His brother says that he always imagined Walter to be stubborn, but ho knows now it was simply irrepressible will power. BOSTON YEARNS FOR SWAMIS. A loud and long welcome to Swaml Sara dananda. We have chelas and enough.

What tho country really needs in these hard times is at least one Swaml to every 5.000. inhabitants. To admit swamls frea FREE Grand Excursion TO THE CITY OF New Brunswick. SATURDAY, AT 1 O'CLOCK SUNDAY, AT 10 AKD 1 O'CLOCK. Only $50 a Lot.

$5 Cash. $2 a Month. CHOICE LOTS $100 TO $250. THESE LOTS ARE HIGH AND DRY AND ARE CHEAP AT TWICE THESE PRICES. A BIG PROFIT ITOV.

THE INVESTOR. 30,000 PEOPLE THERE. 200 FACTORIES EMPLOYED. ONLY 50 MINUTES BY RAIL TO NEW YORK CITY 11M CENTS FARE (COMMUTE). FREE TICKETS AND MAPS FROM W.

H. MOFFITT, (SO LIBERTY NEW YORK. Lots $300 and Upward. 25x100 Feet. Adjoining Bedford Section.

25 Minutes From the Bridge SITUATED on EASTERN PARKWAY, SARATOGA AV, DOUGLASS, AMES and AMBOY STS and HOPKIN SOiST AV. At junction of EASTERN PARKWAY, HIGHLAND BOULEVARD, and GLENMORE AV EXTENSION. Tho latter runs directly through entire property. Now is the Time. This is the Place to purchase lots, whether for investment or home.

This Section is easily reachfld from every part of Now York and Brooklvn. Take any car of Atlantic av R. or Nassau system and they will transfer you to Douglass or BorRfE Bt line. Our cilice is at the Junction of Douglass st, Saratoga and East New York ava, or take any car of Brooklyn City R. R.

and transfer to Fulton st line and get off at Saratoga av. Or take the Kings Countj' road to Saratoga av. Onr sign on fence at foot of statrB will direct you. COflE AND SEE Tho Greatest Real Estate Development In New York City." That Is All We Ask, and if on such inspection yon are not convinced that our property is tlie most desirable for investment or speculation oTor all other properties In the Greater New York, then you nmat he a prejudiced person in depd. Wo have now under way th imnrovinK of Addition No.

to Vandervoer Park; this new section, located as it is on tlio line of Flutbush, Brooklyn and Albany Ava, must enhance in value rapidly. All streets antf avenues are being put on the official Krade, shade troes, stone sidewalks, water and yas mains throughout the property. Wo say again, cotue and see for yourself and he convinced, or send for maps and particulars. New Yorft patrons tako Flatbugh Av cars at Bridge or Nostrand Av cars at Broadway Ferries direct to Vandorveer Park in 30 minutes. GEHMANIA REAL ESTATE Jation Flatbnsh yJlS Xj JL Jr lOJl andNostrand Avs.

HEN RY A. MEYER, Prer. HENKY V. DBEYEU.eec. FOR SALE BICYCLES.

FOR SAXtE BICYCLE A MODEL A STEARN bicycle, mod el; never been used, $80. GER ALD I. 1A MOiNT. 307 373 l'Uiton fit. FO SALE BICTTCLE LADIES LIRV007 perfect condition; ridden very lift tie; reoyrmalblo oftcr a cv i LA pply at 325 Tenfh st, Brooklyn.

FOR SALE BICYCLE LADIES' BICYCLE, laiuD and bell: Kood condition: cheaD: make an offer. 128 St. Marks place, evenings only, second bell. FOR ALE BIOTf CIJ3 MOIE 22 INCH Columbia: perfect condition; price $fi0; must be sold once. "VV.

J. DUOKETT, Ninth av and Fifteenth st. FOR SALE BICYCLE CRESCENT; GENTLE man's model; 24 inch frame; in ood condition; cheap. 923 Butler st, near Nostra ml av, Brooklyn. FOR SALE LADY'S REMINGTON bicycle, JfeyG model, sioo wheel, in perfect order, almt! new.

will for SfA with all attach ems (lamp, bid cyclometer, etc). May be seen a.t any time at du et. FOB HALE BICYCLES (27 EACH. LADY'S AND gentleman iku, nign (Trade iiunlels; manufac Hirer's guarantee cost $i5 each: never used: taken In trade; no use for same; Been Sunday anu an vi. private nouse, Jriaisey at.

FOR A LE A fM LUNATION A dem; model, hlg grade; perfect condition; 550; make apjHintmtmt by letter to examine, Tu esd ay or AV td esd ay, any hon r. W. C. B. 240 Seventy seventh trt, Bay Ridge.

IH BrooKlyn Daily Bgle Is surpassing all previous efforts in Commencement Programs. Our designs lot 1897 are entirely new and original very rich and elegant. They are so arranged that College and Class Colore can be used to good effect 4tJtjJJ We solicit your and will gladly show our up to date styles at the Book and Job Printing Department Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Washington and Johnson Streets JtjfjjtjKjtjltjltjtjltj BiKUftg PARK REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. JERE. JOHNSOW, FLAG PROTECTED BY DECISION OF SUPREME COURT, NOV.

13th, 1838. OLD GLORY DAY! Wonderful Opportunity TO PURCHASE HOME SITES IN THE City of New York, 31ST WARD, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, AT JERE. JOHNSON, GREAT AUCTION SALE. 200 SUPERB LOTS formerly belonging to ESTATE OF HENBY JOHN SON, Dec'd, on 22d AY (B AT PAEKWA1 60th ST, and Adjacent Streets and Avenues. MONDAY, JULY 5, at 2 o'clock, on the Premises.

Terms Easy. Sale Positive. Titles Insured. MUSIC. COLLATION.

FREE TRANSPORTATION. WOODLAWN STATION OF EXTENSION OF BROOKLYN ELEVATED R. li. RIGHT AT LOTS. Trains every nix mimites from Brooklyn Bridge direct to proportv.

Time, 30 minutes. 22D AV (ICO FEET WIDE AND MACADAMIZED AND C0TH ST, ARE INCOMPARABLE. Maps, free passes and additional information from JERE. JOHNSON. 109 Broadway.

and 189 Montague St, Brooklyn. JOHM S. MAPES. Auctioneer, 55 Liberty Bt, N. in uii av puoiic auction, 221 CHOICE LOTS at CLAREMONT HEIGHTS, NS9TH, I70Tn, 171TH AND 172D STS.

also on MORRIS AV, and on CXA.T, TELLER AND COLLEGE AVS, having a large frontage on CLAREHONT PARK, 23D WARD, NEW YORK CITY. SATURDAY. JUNE 26, at 1 o'clock, on the grounds. THE FIRST AUCTION SALE OF LOTS IN THIS VICINITY. High, ground, having a fine view of surrounding stroet'.

EASY TERMS. TITLES INSURED FREE. Take 2d or 3d av elevated roads to lGDtli st. or Wendover av stations property 8 blocks west. 5 CENT FARE from Battery or City Hall Gth and 9th av roads connect at lafith st and 8th av with trolley cars also Fordhani trolley cars from 129th st and 3d av.

For maps apply to auctioneer or EI'HRAIM P. LEVY, 223 Broadway. J. COLE, Auctioneer, Absolute Executor's Sale, ESTATE OF ADRIAN n. SUYDAM, Deceased.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY, BROADWAY, GATBS, PUTNAM and EVERGREEN AVS, MADISON and WOODBINE STS, EIGHTH AV and FIFTT SBC OND ROCK AWAY. James Cole's Son will sell on THURSDAY, June 24, at 12 o'clock, at the BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 189 and 191 MONTAGUE ST. by order of John D. Snedlker and Afliian M. S.

Halbert, executors, 1.34C and 1.34S BROADWAY. 2 Ftory frame stores: GATES AV, 2 lots In rear of aliove; BROADWAY and PUTNAM AV, 4 lots, on northeast corner, covered with stores, No. 1.041 MADISON ST, 2 Ftory frame cottage. PUTNAM AND EVERGREEN AVS, 4 lots, southwest comer, with cottage. WOODBINE ST, 0 lota, on westerly side, between Evergreen and Central avs.

192 WOODBINE ST. 2 story frame house, near Hamburg av. EVERGREEN AV. 1 lot, north side, near Cornelia St. GATES AV.

2 Interior lots. 6S feet from Gates av and feet west from Central av. EIGHTH AV and FIFTY SECOND ST, 1 lot, northeast corner Ocean Point fftockaway), 1 plot on Grove Bt, near Hay av. For maps, terms and full iwrtlculars apply to JOHN P. MORRIS.

Attorney, corner MonUigue nnd Clinton sts, or to the auctioneer, 189 Montacue st. James Wells, Auctioneer, Will sell at auction MONDAY, JUNE 23, noon, at 111 Broadway, New York. Roal Estate. Salesroom, 47 CHOICE LOTS, Most desirably situated on WEBSTER AND VALENTINE AVS, Between 180th nnd 181st NEAR RAPID TRANSIT STATIONS. TREMONT, 24TH WARD, NEW YORK CITY.

Splendid location for business and residences: city improvements; sower, water, gas.eti; ilvo minutes' walk from Harlem Railroad rapid transit station, 3d av electric cars and 177th. nt elovatod station. 5 CENT FARE TO BATTERY. Liberal terms. Title guaranteed free of ooat to each purchaser.

Send for maps to JAMES L. WELLS, Auctioneer, fl!) Liberty st. New York. MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. E.

H. LUDLOW CO. wK! sell at auction, OB TUESDAY, June 29, at 12 o'clock, noon, at the NEW YORiK REAL ESTATE No. Ill Broadway, New York City. Nos.

25, 27 and 29 FRONT STREET In the City of 'Brooklyn, N. desirable for Investment or as a site for manufacturing purposes; a.t present comprising three 3 story anl basement brick dwellings, a hou 60 fee deep. Including ex xensioiw; lot 57.4x110 feet; location very convenient to Pulton and Catharine ferrieH to New York. Maps and particulars at Auctioneers' office. Sale of Valuable Dock Property.

Under judgment of foreclosure, on WEDNESDAY, June 23, 1S97, at 12 o'clock, at the County Court House, In Long Island City, by John M. Rider, Esq. referee: 134 feet 2 Inches on Newtown Creek, Just below Vnrnon av bridge; this la one of Lhe mortt valuable pieces of dock property in the vicinity of New York City, having upon It valuable coal pockets, a hotel and stores; lately the property of John C. Provost. For full particulars apply to FOLEY POWELL, Attorneys, 206 Broadway, New York.

J. COLE, Auctioneer. Desirable apartment brick house, 125 St. Marks av, between Fourth and Fifth; house 20x55x100; three ilrst class single flats, rooms each; all improvements; sold at auction on THURSDAY, Juno 24. at Vt o'clock, at Brooklyn Real Estate Ex change, 18fl Montague st, Brooklyn; terms liberal.

Maus at Office of W. H. GRACE, 45 WlUoutthby fit. ortotho.lfclctloneer:i83 Montague st; 8 few.