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mmL ftjuaaaS: SaTirfmnit hipnnTig I i 'r KtOARDlNo. WANTED SITUATIONS FHOTAXKS. sB MO.VEI Xho Profits of tue Pacific Roads linormoun FatJuenicer Xraffic SfJOtL FRIDAY ETEKING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1881. Wall SmiiT, September II. From statistics which havo been compiled showing the passenger busfnos.

of the Pacific roads, it appoar3 that since these lines were opened, Slay 8, 16(13, 521,100 passsngers were carried westward and 316 109 eastward, making a total of At an average of' 00 each, this would amount to 720,000, ond posai from bMe bee The freight traffic has also been enormous, but tho bl'aUcU of Uia busiu "0 ot at hand, so that no detail, ran he given. The roads have enjoyod centre which they Lad ov steamship Ine, and sbipp.r. havo been compelled pay tho extravagant rates demanded Both the Central and the Union 'paclflo lines haro been bonanzas to their owners. Tho Central Pacitto stock is held in a block by three or four individuals, and until within a little more than a year no attempt was made to distribute any portion of it Tho Union Paotfla stock wss controlled by Mr. GonU for many years af tor ho obtained possession.

Then ha distributed a portion of it, consolidated tho road with the Kansas Pacific, commenced paying 'dividends, aud now it is regarded as first class investment. property. It Is not surprising that the immense profltajof ths California railroads Bhould stlmBlato Ilia building of other lines at least four independent routes now being projected and In process of construction but It is Ilkev that for many months the existing roida will onloj tho monopoly of California traffic. The stoch market was heavy ut th. opening (a the early trade, recovered at call fad m0llo'r.

atoly strong for the remainder of tho morning with A fair demand for money. Tho following table shows tho courM of th stock market fur this morning; Opening. Highest. 47'i 81 Si 1'rtii 114.. Lowest.

At aooa 4tl4 47) 34 83 fi '14152 42 62 tf 2 lit) 120X; 122 a 122J 123'V 12.ijf 123J tsiii lii" 1134 114 37" 87" 01r MX 04 U44 Wabash Pacilio Wabash Pacinc Central and Hudson Canada Southern 03)4 tine 42.. hrio preferred Cniou Pacdic IH'ri Lake Shore 122)3 Morris Jt Essex. Ijien 4 West'n 123.V( NonnwosLi i2 lt prufd Rock Island IXJii St. I'aul St. Paul yreterreU Obioauo aiiesissium NoWJersiV nanuiajA 1st.

ulli; llatinit.al St tjo pfd Umou 8754" Pacihc 0 01. Oemral 2Uyi Micnmao elentral H2i L'cmwaro Sc rluason Denver Rio Uiando H.sfsj Iflinots Cuntral 127 Mnntiattan Elovatod. 2(J New Yuri: 17 Metropolitan Elevated 7SX Northern Paclhc 40 Northern Pacific old. 7Ulj' Kan A Texas 302i Missouri Pacific 102 Louisville Ji Aashvllle 04 Reading N. Ont.

Wesl'a 29)(i St. Paul A 38; Paul 4 101 Central Pacinc 88s OhioCiiural Luke A Western 52 Peoria, Doe. A Ev'llo. Texas Paeilic rl CliattalKiua Chic, Bur, tiuincy. Bid.

2'i JUli 127. 40 2 ZVi IC'I Hdli uy. 52 K'tjjj 2 4 1204 20 87 40 ion 80 10IK 82), 59 29 3 Wi ss 25 62. 0l I47i H7 Btocn. Excliauffe omen First Boara.

KEW Yobs. September 2. 5'KIOOUS Is of IW7 115 i'ia'0 4sul WOJ 116 awo lis uo lUCO Jer Cen convt Assented 113 luiai.Milwk i St. Paul 1st Su'n div 105 lOWISt 1 fs Uitr 1st lllltf Uiulod States Ei 57) 850 Don A. Rio 85K tl an 85; 65 85 86 85 85)i 65 85 MX 85H 85 854 68 E6' voi V3 1200 do Ms! fcOJ uuu 5i 20J 50 lou 300 60(1 650 1UI 20 100 200 100 8ou is.

do do do do do do do do do do do do do do IW uo Col Coal .1 lou no 11,0 Maryland Coal Co o'WJ Storiuont Minini; ti. 4il I 21 3 i 22 staj Minini! mil ullmun fal Uar. luo ao I'lHl Ouicksilver uref 135' do 2efl Weslurn Un Tei WO do 400 ao do HWJ do 12tU do 3i) do luuPaciticMauSSCo 100 do 33 IUO do b3 KO 8714 f7iil KM C7. 4b4 4S 4 4.0U Louivillu i Nash. do do do do do do SIX) lto luo 2lk) 110 luo 100 92S VSlt B3li ma "3)4 4s 3I.K1 lief 4 Hud Canai 107 1UU.N VUih 14 1 A ICO do 142 100 do UO 1(214 loull.N I.KA 42 400 do 42'; I luo ao 42S4 lUO do 421 1 100 do S3 421, 100 IlPuois Gen 12ii.i lUO do 12ul.

500 do .1 127 1110 do 12TM WO do sb'O IfiiM Kl '0 do 127M StO Mich Cent II 93 HU0 do ITI'4 oOO do H3's 91X1 It 122 do SCO Lake Erie i'tv'i 1U0O Missouri I0i COO MX) SOU loi 110 102if 103? 10 UU 103)4 10 lid IC3 102JJ 103 ItlfV ao. 300 lou 100 100 otW lUO 20U VM ao ao ao do do. 4.10 7i. HO roo'n luO do 100 '34 Ouo do 3U0 Mil 4 prof loo an luo no 2l Marietta 4 lsi. prll 510 .11., Kan 4 Tex' it IliO do ato do 5e0 no lull no iio 4 Cb'n.

Out i. 2iO do 5jO do 200 do SOONortdern P.scnic SWi Kcrttiern uret. 100 do loo ao 700 do Elevatod SiH) au 200 ao. 13u do loo ao 45 toil ibZ 12 3H 32 )H SD54 7i( 3 23 29 29 40 "UK 711s 7D nn Sf 97 M'4 do IS3 122'4 1011 100 do do 132 122 122)4 1225s '2'4 12 f'4: 121 bl'I im Sim 3.U1' do Six) Chi 4 VV it Hhi do 300 do loo do 100 (In. TsOO do 100 do Mul Pacitic ft.

6isj 1)00 4'Jll lieu VlXI 200 1UI0 301 1 7tx) do ll'Is do. H' 'Ul 12U.H 120ri. 120 Uiy. 120'f 1201 01J4' Pl4 Mii' 93 I 13314, lit 11314 111 I I14V 00.. 700 2eo Cen of 5(io do 200 do 00 do 7(t do 500 do loo Chi 4 I 2UU do 700 do lllOCh AStPR 2..0 do 4U0 do 200 do 1110 do 2tlii do 500 Del 4 VV 11.

2110 do hw do 10011 ao O0 do ieoC St 33 Orenon It A ln ISA lWiOhio 4 tl ZIill unto Uentrai 2.0 do 38 do 100 Peons 4 100 Rochester A Pitts 4t Phil 4 100 do 100 ao 1 00 ao 800 do 21. 0 Riehm'd 4 A tr't eorL Ol do Itu St 4 San 21.0 do iOUSI 4 San R. urefd 50 do 4 69 6 fJii 42 49 41 44 121'. 123)4 I234 3s'; TO 7i 70 51 if 5IV 51j 52 4454 47 1 8.154 Sirs 8i Hi SUOCStl' tOptld 4'M Bur 4 II IU do 100 do 4110 i'tix 4 Pacific A 20(1 do lull do IUO do 14 ri 100 ao 100 do 14l 4 to do 51X1 Cen Pacific SS' Hue Wao St i 150 do s.s', 400 do 03 2.S1 4 1 It 2')i do i 11)0 no iu'sj 14MI 4 prtJ. 2eo I liuiada So 2e0 ao 27 4 Alton 1:7 Hm do 125 I2r) I M(0 do 100 fnd 4 I lull do n.

41V 31.0 do loo ft 4 St Jos mv loo ao rBMatm STANTED FfFTY EXPERIENCED OP' orators on ladies' uudomarmoula. Its AtlanltO WANTED A 1 TRIMMER, WHO HAS served in first class hollies; permanent position and liberal salary to tho riKht psr.y. 8 West Fourteenth st. N. fAttlEjian rxAfi City.

71T ANTED LADIMS AND YOUNG MEN to learn tolcfrrnphy; oxcollont prospoota for Jhoso learning now, thoro being fivo now telegraph companies in thn field lor particulars unioa aijauitaru ic IPH IN Y. Open nils Fulton at: Park row. day and evening, umeos cunnectea by wiro. niirxos mill WANTED AS CHILD'S NURSE AND to mako herself gnnorally useful, a yaonK woman; must be able to stay at home nights. Apply, with euco, at 371 Clorinont av.

WANTED FOR CTinTLVS NURSE AND to assiBt in light housework, a young girl troin 14 to HI must lo neat nnd tidy aud como woll rucommenuou. Apply at 151 north Oxford st. WANTED TO MIND CHILDREN AND makehersolf generally useful, a noat, willing girl about 11 years old. Apply at 28 Johnson stjiocond ball. ANTED TO TAKE CARE OF TWO children, a norso wages o.

Appry at streot. STANTED TO TAKE CARE OK A LIT llo child 2 vnars old. a young girl one lately landed will do; wages per month. Apply at .146 Madison st. ANTED TO TAKE CARE Or (JHIL dren and do upstairs work, a girl.

Apply at oliO Willoughby av. ANTED TO TAKE CARE OV A babr. a Klrl lit or 18: must ho neat and tidy. Protes tant nreforrod. Apply, with ruforouces.

at 1114 Carroll i't. CookB, llushers aci! Ironcra. WANTED AlVrTcOOK, WASHER and ironor, with rtferouoes. At 344 Washington avenue. ST ANTED A GOOD COOK, WASHER nnd ironur to go to Virgima.

Call at il" Hyerson stroet. ANTED A GOOD DOWNS A 1 Kirs cirl must be a good cook, washer and Ironer, and have good roforenco. Apply at 144 Cafayotte av ANTED A GOOD DOWNS A I Kill in nrivalo must be a good oook, washer and ironer; good wages and a good home; city reroroncea required. Ap.oly at 97 Cambridge place. .7 ANTED A GOOD COOK.

WASrOSit and ironer: must be first clais bread maker and have vory best referonee. Apply at I bt. Maras av, near I 'Iattmsti. HTANTED LNTED AS GOOD COOK AND TO lake care of lower part of hnuso, a tidy young worn TT la Anulv st CM Amity at. lower door.

VifANTJb A FIRST RATE COOK, washer and ironer in a small family Protestant preferred. Call to day and Saturday mo. uiug at lili.iv ing.sloaBt. ANTED AS COOK AND LA UN dress and general housework for a small private family, a colored woman; must spoak Ilngltsn ana Koiinisli ouoimli to niaku hersei: uudorstoud; good saliry to the riclit party. Apply, with rotorence, to 1..

V. CKK NANDlilZ, 1U3 Sands st. ISTANTED 'l'O COOK, WASH AND Apply at No. yy iron for a small family, ft woman Saekett st: ST ANTED TO COOK, WASH AND iron in lioardmghouse a young woman proferrod; must have good city references. Apply at Oil Clark st.

ciierul ANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE work in a family ot throe persons, a young girl with good references; wages $10. Apply at '210 Clormont av. ANTKD FOR GENERAL HOU8E irork, a Kirl trood cook. aud ironer; vrngoi 412. Apply at ib'j avorlyav.

ANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE work, neat, conuietont irirl. with A 1 city refor enco. $1 i month to sht psrty. Apply for two daya ot in iamuriuca piaco, nnar truP cu at. ANTEDFOR GENERAL HOUSE work, a eirl must oomo well recomiiiendod will tinvo roq( home must brnif go oil ituerunco rro.estant.

preforrpd. Call lor two day3 at 23 Doiitflaas t. ANTED FOR GKNKRAL HOUSE work ill a small family a girl; must bo a good aher. ironer aud plain oook; a Gurman proforrcd with Kood rc.fcronco. Call for two days at 738 Nostraud av, corner place.

a7ANTliD FoirGENirRAL HOUSE work iii a vory small family, a Rirl must be a uood plain culc and an excellent taiindrosa willing and oblig uiir Apply at Adulphi near Crcono av, liafoio 12 Satuiday, or on Monday atteruooo. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, in ft family of thrr; adults, acompofJDt girl. Call for two days ut 24:1 St. James placo. Wakted tg no rcsp ctable middle agort woman.

Call at 324 Ihia son av. lmiiloymout ANTED TADIEH REQUIRING lir.st ar huin of a I nation tn be nroiuntly muted by a pl.vinC at tho HIM. KMl'LOYMKNT UUKliAU, 208 Kouth Oxford tt. noar Atlantio av. 'J A TED SICK AN THT ArT bv Indies Servant of all kind can get srrrttotloiw in any part of I b'i city without this usual dulay of in Ihi'ufficd.

IlKOORLYN HM1M.OYMENT UURHAU, 39 Uoucord Klrcct Fulton, throo block beKw City llulh savini's banU on UiccH niir. ANTED THE BEST iSWEDISH, GER rKOSiiKir. AsMMOTii KM VLO V.M KN BJJRKAU. HI and 1 Court uptown h.jS ulton cor. Clinton nv.

families wantinK Korwint i should thirt biiro.ni IrcJ3t in Hrooklyu Hubscnbord tuppliod from both oiUcfiifi for io foe. A fl KI IT1 A i fi 7 ANTED TO ATT15ND A GROCERY torn, a boy ono that haa had somu uiporicnce. Apply nt 7( Van Jiruut st. ANTED IN AlriUT0llHRT8Tl)RE( TV hoy about 19 years old. Apply at J.

liUOHHS', Court Bt. 4TANTED TO MAKE I1IMSELF GEN 7 erllv useful, a good, utout boy iiill por week. WM. HONK. J'4 and Kultou st.

ANTED FURN ITL'RE AND CAR VV pit hbaral salary to Rood uiau ftlnoht'lp ot aiomid Htoro. KAST HKOOKLVN FU1.N1TUKK DeKalb and ostrand hts. ANl'KD TO HELP IN STOCK AND nackine room, a cooci sronf bov must be familiar with thu lur bunnisA and resido in Broiltlyn; salary $4. Address lioi 17. Station A.

New York Oity. KJ ANTED TO TA KB K'NTIK ElJffAlUiK of tho ii nuroom and to make hiniBOlf gonnrally UMtiful nbo.it tho lioiiso in a pnyato family, a colored man. Apply at Clinton st. Xnte1) estate" rid, a aclivo younff lad one that oau write a fair hand and furnish cood reforenceH; wapes S'J per wooit. Apply, py letter only, to WM.

BRIDGE, 13 "VVib louhby st. ANTED A ROOICKEEFER, A i.i tent vounir innu who tlioroutrlilv uridHrHtand.i tlie and has a tron ira! knowiodoof oicorork; como vyoI1 rocommend rd. Address C. P. JCaKlo oitico.

VTT ANTED SITUATION AS A WET a toune nur.o with a fresh nrosflt of milk, bv Swedish woman. Ploaao call or addroaa BUOO jK LYaV al A i i. i tii 11 in Concord st. ANTED SITUATION TO TAKE Tr caro of children or do up stairs work, by a young Ctrl. IMcuie call for two dtiys ut No.

682 Deau st ring third boll. ChainbcrmaidM. etc WANTED SITUATION AS CHAM bormaid and vraitraf s. or to do Unlit housowork iu a piivaU family, by a youna girl. lIo i.io call at Sixth belrroun Filth and Sixth avs.

V7 ANTED SITUATION AS u'h'JiTM bermaid and w.iitros, or would do general hoiiMi work in a small private family; oan jiive Kood raferauco froin last placo. riuaso call lor two days at 'i7dClaaoti av. WA T15 I AT i AS HA burmaid and waitros, Ly a competont girl. Can bo Bipn at hor pr.jjont omploor's. 22 Pmaidont at, from 1 until 1 o'clock 1.

haturday. 7 ANTED SITUATION AS CHAM bermruJ nni waitrosb in a nrivite famiW. bv a ro sp'ictablo youut; fiirl has goo.t city rofm onces. Call for two days at 114 WyokofF nt no cards. ANTED SITU ATION A A bormaid and waitress in a fimali nrivate faniilv.

bv a icipnctablo yuunc girl; any lady hor services wili tind hor porfoctly willing aud obliRing can fuTniah tho host of city roforenco from her Inst place. Pleaue call for two days at liil Hauda bt; no postal oarda answered. 7 ANTED SITUATION AS A bcrmaid and waitreai. bv a oomnotont izirl willin. to nflsist in thu kitchen, or would do plain cookinp.

washinc and ironina iu smult Aniurican family; bus tho best of oily len n.u. Can bo bcoii at 10 Veranda placo, noar Houry st. WANPED SITUATION A3 A CHAM bennaid and waitress; has good city roferonco. Please call for two days at 07 liergen st. ANTED SITU ATION AS A CHAM barmaid and waitnni in a nrit nin milu tn n.

ipoctable girl has tho bust of city rtcruco. Pk aso oall for two dayj at Atlaotic av. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bnrmaid and waitrnsa or nq nnV nnd hm.tln.in in a small private family, by a reanuctable girl. Please call for two days at. present employers, .108 Park placo, betweun Mixth and ISorenth avs.

"VS 7 AN TE1 SITUTIl JN A WaTt roas and to assist with tho washing und ironiug. Can 1)0 soon at her prosont ompl.iyur't, ib'J Carlton av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT chamberwork and waiting, by a ro.spoctable girl. Ploasa oall or address 74 Fulton nt, noar Hicks. WJ ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP Ktairn work and waiting, by a respectable younz girl hm good city roferance.

I'l jaaa call for Uro days At no. Aiyrtio av. XJ ANTED sSITUATiON TO DO UP staira work, or light hotisowork, by a young girl, Jntoly landtd. Call at 221 McJJonougii st, near Yates av TOTANTED SITUATION TO DO UP tairswork and take cure of ohildr.n, by a compe tent Kirl. who cau be.seon at hbr present employer' i Sj Lincoln WA NTE iTUXTWN 'r() ifJo upstairs work or light hoiiBOwork.

in a small family, by a girl latoly landed; is a gond plain cook, washer aud ironer. Ploase call for two days at Fulton st, above iteid av, in baker store. 7 ANTED SITUATIONS ON A chamiiennaid and waitroas, the othor to do housework, by two respectable joung girls have good roforenco Call for two days at OIo Clnsaon uv, near st. Vooltn, Wnslicr and Ironers. 7ANTED SITl7ATION A.S A COOK, washer and ironor or woul I do general housework in a small family, by a respectable I133 good references Please call for two days at liH North Portland av near Myrtle.

AITED SITUATION AS oTT cofk, wsBhorand ironer, or to do lisrht ronoral houiowork in a email family, by a rttspoctablo girl. Pluase call for two days at 73d Uargon st city roforenco if ro qu.rod. ANTED SITUATION AS A GoTTD plain cook, washor and ironor in nrivntn a Rood broad tnalcHr: has hrHt cls city roreronco'. Plenio call for two days at 101 Sands bt no answer to po tal cards. ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST Clavg cook aild fifOod 1 HR hel ni irnnnr Kir est nt girl no poatil cards, Pleaao call for tiru days at 75 arren at.

e'ass cook and laundress, by a good, respectable girl first class reference from her last place no postals answered. Please call for two days at 277 llorgen st. Wanted situaTion as assist ant kitchen girl, or wonld do cllsmberwork nnd waiting has the mry best of oity referonee. Can bo seen for two days at Clermont av, noar Atlantic. WJ ANTED SITUATION AS A VERY good cook, by win.

vKioiiiiiB, yr no uu 1110 wanning and ironing ill a small private family Is strictly honest and careful best of citj rcicronces. iosasc cm tills ovomng, between Haokett and Dograw. at 52 Htcku S7AlNTED SITUATlON TO a respcct iblo woman: has good city reforonco. Plonno call ring three (or two days at oil liioks at, corner tJackott; tiluoi. General lloiucwora.

7ANTED TO DO GEN oral houspwork, by a respoctablo young woman. Plfta.y oall for two days at 37 Willow st. ANTED TO DO GEN oral liouBowork, by a young girl; is willing and onhging; a good wunhcr and ironor and a good plain cook if nnjuird. Oall at 72 Duffiold St. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GRN end housework, by a rospectable young woman is a rood conk, washer an 1 ironer: has good city references.

Call for two days nt 4711 Adolphl St. A TK 1 1 IT A TIO TO DO EN e.ral housework nnd cook, wash and iron, by a front2 lwU lS'iy' ut 51 Aluit' at' floor' Vy AN TED STrU ATI TO "iJ(T GEN i housework, or aa chsmbermaid snd waitress. 1'a Mart ,8 ounI vvoman. Ploaso call at A NTED SITU AmiMODu" housework by a respectable girl no objection cs" ror WA ii IT if AT I fj" 1J( oral lioiisiivvork. by a respeolitble young girl no nbjnclion to private boarding house nt chambermaid nnd waitress; lust clasa referonee.

Call or address No. f) Pul. ton st, upstairs. AN TiiiD 8 IT UAT I (TN TO' lf675 en vJ, t'r''1 or cook, washor and ironer, by a joui givoniaii; is a good conk aud first class washer and W1 Iheaso call Ml Bridge at, noit door to the grpcery store. WANTED IIEIP DRASIATIC AND MUSICAL, llrooklyn Parii Theater.

Tho 8au FranciBoo Minstrels continuo to fill tho Brooklyn Park Theater with dolightedaudlenoos and to Justify tbolr claim to the most proBporona on gagemout thoy have ever had In this oily. Ou Monday evening Miss Alico Harrison and her excellent company will tho stars at tho Tark, and douhtlee. be made to regret that they did not visit tUla city last season. IBavcrly's Brooklyn Vlionter. Ten Tiiousand Miles Away" i3 gaining in popularity with every ropotitlou, nnd In coolor weather would uiiquoslionably draw full housos.

it is, the attendance is highly flattering to the star and his support, considering tho wcathor, Next week Mr. Hartley Campboll'e play, onlltlod "My Ueraldlne," which has not yet boon gireu in this city, will bo produced, with all the advantages of sceuery ami equipment that tho management have made a reputation for aupplyluj. niinuclPis Dime iUusatiiii. Another member has boeu added to tho Zulu hrnt oa exhibition at Buunoll'e Dime Museum, namely, the whito bride of tho darky chiof. Not unnaturally, she has become quite as much of a curiosity as her hurfbsnd.

There ore othor eurloaitles, however, moat of them of a very interesting character. PRESENTATION TO TUB HISHOP OF NRITAQnT, Tho Kight Hev. Dr. Wigger, of Madison, N.J., received Wednesday tho pontifical bull appointing him to tho episcopal see of Newark vacated by the trauslatiou of tho Most Itev. Archbishop Corrigau.

The diocese committed to his jurisdiction, as donned by its new territorial clrcumseriptlcn, comprises aovon of tlie mobt pi canorous aud populous counties of tho Htatc and contains a population of 140,000 Catholics, whose spiritual wants are administered to by 130 clergymen. Within ils limits uro located the principal churches aud nil the most imporUut educational aud charitable institutions. Tlie academies for young girls and boys at Convent Station, Morris County, rank with Soton Hall CoiieRo, as tho best known of those educational establishments. The ilrst visit or tlie uowly oreated bishop was yesterday paid to these aeademlts. lio was mot by the Sisters, wlu assembled to greet his arrival, and was prasontsd by the Superioress ou behalf ol the community with an episcopal cross and ring, accompanied by an appropriate address.

These ornamental insignia uro rematUably himdsoiuo specimens of ecclesiastical Juwolry. A valuable diamond glitters In tho center of the cross, which la of massive gold aud elaborate workmauahip. Tho atone sot iu the ring is a very lare and baiideonio amethyst. It is understood that the right reverend bishop dors not at presont contemplate changing his residence from Madison. KIKR IX H.V.'ill.TO.V AVKSUE.

About half past four o'clock, this morning, a fire broke out in A. W. Hadol's grocery store, at No. Ha Hamilton avenue, and resulted in a loss of ou stock and 011 tho building, both of which aro coved by Insurance. The causo of tho flro could not bo ascertained.

Schools open ou Monday noit beforo which tinn ulinort every school boy will reipiiroa now suit 01 pmt of imit tu comuieoc, with. Smith A HitKHHistilCR, ro', and ooT Kulton t. nuke a specialty of boys' and children's eloiulnj. Parents wili iind it to thoir advantaeo to pm'cmaso ol thorn, 11s they manufacture all their own Roods and conde.iu ontly sell at very low prices. Hcnoor.

Sun for boys. Solid goods, well made, stylish cut. Always Kivo satisfaction, (' lothim; department, JosKClI O'llHlEN A ISJ tJ 113 Atlantic avenue. Panties desiring the Sunday Kmtx left at Ho ir i. sid'Oices cvn send their eadnrsea to this ofiion, encl they w.IMjk to the carrier who serves the luttLS in lkcu district.

TUF. P.ROOKI.YS Jon l'lUNTINtl Officb is lo livery of lirilitinj; ill tile llinh. fl i.leol nt very prices. Call and net lo il Paper inline, book and pamphlet binding, elclro S1A lE. MCKPUV Uu September MtCKAr.t, si.

t'l in 111 v. Itil Ii tif this city. In Hub city. Thirs.l. Soptem.

hor ut Ii: iv lei.oe ol lie broie, bi I lie Itev. Jtillus P. llibOird, IllMKoK Of I MV istun. 310., to Ai.i. only d.iipbuo I ilio IhIo It.

and Clicrcii. lonuurly 01 lirooi lyn. iNo cards. OiBiU. OAlli'KN On Thursday, Sen'ember J.M1 YV.

illicit OV years. Cri an I iri.oi.U nr' tiully invited to attend tie luioo ii r. i Oi'lO a I til sidfoice of il sIi 111 lavr, ltd win V. Ki. 111 st, ilonday, oth at 10 M.

Su.liieiily. in Hoslon, Mar.a., ou Wednesday eveeio. Aoeo IU. 1 I'M S. fl.vsi l.r, eced til rears, 11 Miont I ii.v.

in of Kdvv.ird r.n.i S'isvn Castle. 1 of l.oioiv, a of ili f.ddne C.iUrl llrooklyn, No. SI A. i' i It. 'I'llirl clitll ilesiinenl, N.

f. S.S.. iiiol ol bis idirii.Aiiiilo Ssxcn. ordor S. of St.

'orjie, oc Mlo 1 to at I 11.1 tlie luneral. at the i i.i "i p.o i'iils. 1VO avenmi, notice of which sill be uivio: in tile Herald of to morrow s' August in, LSsj. Junii HtNliY CUANll.a. 1 ill I'cioT ,1 tile leiidence of his aout.

ilrs. Tyrrell, ti'iS Wo: iei out sv, on Saturday, at Interaient in Oooettiry. COMINllS ln llrooklyn, llljiol Hi. it 1 I. SallAH wife ot L)r.

I. M. t'ooi oies. in iieriil ,1 yer. at ller I ile re uirolC''.

N'o. liot st, on Satur. day. the at 11 A. M.

iiii 11Y LurisA. only dauclUer of Jaiuea and Mary Ho y. sn vo i.r.d months. Hi lativ. ami Iriemli ale rc pevt fully invited at tond her funeral, on Sr.t pt Miiber nt 1 o'clock V.

uoio lo.r i North liiKhtn st, 1. D. Inlcrinelit at Calv nry 1 'tory. l.Y.S'i'l'.K In Ilrouklyn, eptembor 2, Mrs. EMILY ITS.

Tim. I'lineral at iinr Into rosidenen, 4J.fi Hereon st. on Suiobtv, September 4 1'. Funeral on Monday, private. 1 1)1)1.

ETON" Ornwnd September 1. nt Lake Goorgo, WlI.i.IS onW sen II. S. anil Alury Middleloil. Mo leu of luneral herealter.

niiy. on Friday morninir, Soptombor I ssi ii i ii I. siiiuiin in the oiHIi year of his ace. Novice of luneral S.MKivII 'i'linr. September 1.

ANliIIKW It S.viio i fl years. I'rcii'is are io ile.l to at'end the luneral at his Into ros idence, No 1 70 So.Hll I'ortlaiid av, ou Saturday, September at 10 o'clock A. M. Jiileriuont at Kingston. Y.

'CONN KLL THK MRAUJERS OF THE DANIEL CI.UI! will meet in their No r.cirt st, THI Friday i EVENINfl, September al lies nehS of importance will be transacted. My ord ol" the CHAIRMAN. yon Fi nns axd attkntion Cv Has ansin lvoivanized linit e.lais military baud an i o. as deinriust' lit for tile p.S;l nine weeks at Wei P.ri'i'Oon IJeneh llotol. Cooey Island, solicit ynrir ss re; 'or'.

Hill music a specialty. JAMI1S M. UANN, leiider oi band, oflive 41 B.ulfi st, corner of H(IiSKS 'AItfiBAiKrv. npOP SII1H1JAII WAGON FOll SALE, IN JL cood ord 'i'; also, set of light hsrncsa, ill order. Apply at "Jin 11.

ot si. in: llslt.c. A TKA.MOF J1KAVY TliOCK HOUSES tL lor iiv 9 also a sore! horse for $20. In uuiie al LUCK'S ttabie, near DeKalb and WyckofT A LltUJT VvAUO.N HAS JJKKN LSVT r.i AT I'll DONDilUK'S over one year, and if no: e.slleii fnr wit tlnoe dayB tvill he soid. Corner fcjt.

iiul l'roy avs. A HAY HOHSK FOK SAT.K 15 1 2 h.v hands kind. Rpntle and Bound a good trav e'e an soldle boi'so: alo a sido bar buenv s.eisl:, liai robes, all in rirst rate order. At t.Ii njltll's fctablo, to and .1 i.iberlystreet. TK.V.M OF DARK CHKSTNUT 3.

litnstor 3.tif;, 1G lianiln pfrfoctly kinrl to ir 1 1 1 run ii oi tiuo niiiinttJS tu a Ijur nru InrH onTiL'h ir ih Jis ayiust city ri.iif .11. m)" to ur nounfl on'jtiKli lur warranty, nd vfhv.n 1 ho'ifftll thoin, a yn: I rili in Ill for I'M ii' IxUun nt ojiuh, I Hi I i llr ro ijn. To lie upt nt my fctablo, iH'2 Franklin n. DAVID M. STONK.

U.SIi:,S "WAGONS. BAKRK'iT, CUKXKK NAVY A 8TS. llsn cnn'itnntlv rn fiiui.I a larirn of I'lliST CLASS WAliONS, ti'iiti 'jie for r.xpr'.' I i very liutchera, bakors, lSiil ni' Ac. Jfii. ALSO, O.NIC HOHSK TliUCKS.

IVOTKJKS. fVT V. SliMiKMK COUKT, KINGJS 1 ol Tlia Trasitpfti of thu WiiIowb' and Or nli ins' KhikI of ho WuHern Di il rict, of llio Vity of Ilrook lyn, hKAiu.t C. Smitli nnJ othom, ijyfond ln purmi.ince of a order of this court in.tdo in in 9 ali'jvn aciiun, bnai injf ilatu tlie I'Dth day AtiuiiFt, 1 1 I will at puldic auction, at (ho C.iiinnurt 'ial Lt hsncw. So, rnt, in th (Jity of Ur.iA'vn, liy Jnetrh nuctioiif itr.

tho day of 11! o'clti 'k, tiotm, to tliH nijfhoat. ilAw. t.it I ud in saiil moutitintjti mid djribfi(i ioUovth, All tlit certain tot, pi r.r vrol of ifitu! Bitimto. l.ttiiiK in tho (Jiiy of jn northerly nidti of Chaiiol strfnt. Ijountl id v.

ui it. Ilt'tfinninj: At a ioint on tho tifrt Hhi Ijt mde of hripi't 'trfvot distant onciorly on hiiinlred And St tjii'y ti.f Iron, tho noitha stirly cirnr of aid sJny F'rcM running ihencn pnrn ID; with lav tr I nty tt nl to land lint; or lalti of Morrtill th' Ui parAlUl Clup (runt, and alon said laud i.ow or In a of oil ii livit faut running tin nc(; sMiMit rl narnlhd wilh strebt forty font to Lh.tp'i antl th nce intrftorly along Chapel Htrnnl twi n'r Mi'oiVut to tiic or plca of bexmniue Datod 13iouln. cpttjniher 1, ls il. I1KENVKR, Rcfeieo. V.

Attornoy. boi! mo A.STUACTFHOM ordinH.ncn ot tn') f'ominon (Council in relation to pfjitsto in.idf prop irjur.i for wurk. pHrtstud April 1H77; Ki pronol nmst ba acromprinit)d by dnposit ot in nitiniiy. or bv ciritilit to ordur of tin ni of tin Hoard ot City Works nor tho Cora inibnoncr tho Djirt rn nt of City Workrj), tuljo returned to th't hidd'T mi cs'i liinbid rfjoctud by the Hoard of (hty Wur (now thu of tho Depart tnont of City Work Jn ra.HH tho partyor inrtii'a lo whom thu rontrri'jt may bo a' vnrdnd niiKlt imzN'ct or roLisu to it ir into cont, lh'; asnooNt di po itod, an nbm Bpociiivi wiii be as lijiiKlat dam mux for such ta xloct or rcJii at. UKKDtJlXf; TI1K ('II ANNKIj ON THK SOUTH SIDK OK I'IKK VO.

WALLAHOtir BASIN DKI'AKTMKM' Of CITY WORKS. Municipal Do pirtiii' iit liuilditix, lirookiyn, iHl SnnUd proposal. will be at thin otti until WeilnBdny, tim I itn 1 1 of S. 'jitcmber. D' at I' I lor tho cbaiiiM.

on i hu vi.it tide of Pinr No. 'J. Wallabout Bann nrooklvn. in with Cm siiccilication. Sp rciriciiioiii may lo seen, ati forma ol propouals can bp pni'jtiiod on application nt th of City Work wJI not by cmsid irod inilcaa accompft.

by too (iHprtuif and by an nndflrtukmf; in writ of two pur'ti'ttf on each proposal who ahall ouai ify ui tn i ruipoiibib.lity in th Bum of .) that it tho contrncf ji lo th party or pnrtiea iropoiinK. thoy boim'd birf or Hiirofy for iti fnithtul tior forniaiiri! and in or they hall or relus to cxfimtu tho if .40 awarder) thein, that they will puytothf Cily nt Brooklyn Hi, dilfornnco btwo9ii tho nnc" no proposed an.i I lie price ai which thu contract may t.n mndu with aur oltsor p' rson or poMonfj. PronoHaln to be indom jd, "To tij Commitisionyr of Department of City orkf work Tliu said prooorala will pub. In lv opi'iio i mid aniiinincoti on ih 1 4th day of 1 M. al iho hoar of li o'rlork, M.

provided that tho rominti ioiior 01 the Dopartmont of City "Works, or hia ri'jf ilarly appo.ntcd dfpaly. ii In caao of tha ab b' ii f' id both, then on thu li day thnrraftT when ithor la ifH.iit. By order of th Common (Jouncil. liat.d Brouklyn. SoptPinbor 1.

imi. JOHN KRIC.NCH, of thu Dnpartnumt oi City Works. D. L. Sccrutary.

lot rOltSAMj ni.SCELI.AIfEOl'fl. joit salk a haj.l a t. body BruHKol, in good ordor. At 710 He iford av, near Putnam. IO It HAI.K lILsiNKS.S OWN will cheap for cash.

Address HLMNhMh, liox 7, Kacle office. ijOll SAl.K FIXTli'KKS It XTTom" l.oibr. bathtub and fixtures: also a number of school ueskti. 11(7 st. JOH SALK LOT CiHUKN Ceinutery lot full ize on InadiiiK Tenuu and teliied; barKiiiii.

Address CUM THK Iij liable oillce. I 1ST "nJ cream saloon: Hood location; low renti olllJe. Alldr HAKUAIN, Hoi 5. lOIt BusTNi5S iTll JL purchase a due ml e.taf., anil insuranoo busiiiess; ii lo.air.i, over Jo'l pieces of property on lint: satisf.se. ri 'ohuiK.

Address IlOUUKINb. Box IU, 1 Ivnelo omce. IOU KALE 'ines: circulating library in con iieLl.un with looation on Pultun at: good loca tinn nvinc ap.rl monts with storo runt low; will bo sold i at a bargain good rosaons for sollitiK. Address Lk1 office. lOH HAlTli nOsiNKSSA WELL I.

tabllslied and good laying liijoor and laser beer sa i loon; ijooil Ineatiou; leaving tho city: with i pool table. Inlur.n, Ac. rent for store and floor overhead 5 KM x'l i'fKy. Apply qhao 6 fuAtiUHv ,10 Vvidoughby st, cois of Jay. 20'aOCIEDITM EAGLE OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 2.

IS81. For Late Telegrams In the Two or Far O'clock Edition, Seo Fourth Page. CONEY ISLAND. Crowds Seeking Hefreshment at the Beach. A Warm Even.n.

and a Brflcze h1iTTS, at lh Eerts. Hotel Arrivals. Although yesterday wna the dnv Autumn it gave no indication that the season at Ialand is waning. Tho weather was so warm that oven by tho water aide little relief was obtainable. Thero was scarcely any wind illrrinff.

Tho noa showed hardly a ripple out beyond tha lluo of tho breakers, and tho flags on tho holela clung as closely to their polos as poor relations to a rich undo. The atmosphere was thick and hazy and fow patches of biuo were to be seen nnywhoro in tho sky. In the eyonlng it was slightly coolor on the Bhoro, but thero was such a haze that tho stars wore barely rlslblo. It was the opinion of some of tho woathor oiperts that the forest fires on tho Jor sey coast had something to do with tho muggy atmosphere. They woro, however, of the class of individuals who usually take their observations through "a glass darkly." AT DBIGHTON BEACH.

The Hotel Brighton bestowed its hospltablo accommodations upon many thousands of visitors during tho day ana evening. All the afternoon the plaza aud tho voraudaB woro crowded with richly dressed ladies and happy childron engaged in all luaunor of seaside play. Tho afternoon concert was up to tho point of usual cellonoo. Lovy, who was bewailing tho loss of a now straw hat, which had blown from his hoad on the train, nevertheless played with his accustomed skill, and won applause. There was au extensive indulgence In surf bathing.

Borne objections have boon mde to tho lys tem of taking care of the valuables of bathers at the Brighton Iloach Pavilion. An extra charge of 10 cents la imposod for the service, whilo at the other bathing houses, including tlm Manhattan, no additional ohargo is made. The bathing at Brighton, however, is excellent from tho Coney Island standpoint; although it cannot for a moment compare with that at ltockaway. Last evening the throngs at Brighton wero augmented on the arrival of every train. The musio was fine, aud betwoen enjoying it, studying tho big thermometer, roadlng tho bulletins of tho President a condition and trying to keep cool, tha visitors had a lively eaouuh time of It.

Ovor at West Brighton Beach the visitors wero numerous, and tho concerts at Uitbel it Eastman's Hotol and Paul Bauer's woro greatly enjoyod. Manhattan Beach was 'visited by bo many thousand pooplo that all the trains were crowded In the ovouing. The display of flrovArks givon near thu hotel was ono of the best of tha season. To night, unless It rains, Ihoro will ho a pyrotoolinio exhihltiou at tho Hotel Brighton. A reception Is to be given at tho Hotel Brighton this evening, to Goneral Edwin A.

Morrltt, ex Coiieotor of the Port of Now York, previous to his assuming his now position of Consul General at Liverpool. General Merritt will be made tho recipient of an appropriate testimonial. The annual ball at Garry Katen's Surf IIoubo is to tako placo to uight and amplu preparations havo beon mado for a pleasant entertainment. The latest arrivals at tho Coney Island hotels are as follows Tho following waro the hotol arrivals yesterday: OMENTAL HOTEL. L.

H. Carhort, Louisville W. J. McKlnnio, Cleveland; W. L.

Iiiidgeford, Louisville; C. H. Shophard, Oil City; H. S. Grogory.

Hartfurd; G. M. Shinuian and wife, C. A. Spear, Now Jorsoy; W.

Otis, Cleveland; B. Kcllock, Boston; MrB. Robert Givan, Pennsylvania; W. D. Kelly, Nashville; J.

H. Warren, J. W. Fuller, Troy; Miss M. Smith, Monroe Smith, Philadelphia; T.

B. Brown, A. S. Hull, Westchester; L. Richardson, Virginia; Cnptain Mullinclirodt, 3.

8. Pollux; W. Spauldlng; J. K. Burnhain, Detroit; P.

B. rinohback, Now Orleans; T. II. Hill, Philadelphia; II. Hanuill aud wife, New Jorsoy; H.

H. Chandler, Galena; A. W. Stof fan, J. C.

Ayors, W. B. Riley, Philadolphia A. J. Porter and wifo, Mrs.

Amanda Porter and wife, Tennessee; C. 13. Churchill. Boston; Y. Y.

Xllissaud wUo, Chicago; W. L. Roborts, Baltimore C. E. Hubbard, BobIou W.

p. Watson, Chloa go C. II. Claik, Now Jersey 11. S.

McCormick, Chicago Dr. W. n. Holcombo and wife, Now Orleans J. A.

Pemberford, Breoklyn J. il. Corwln, India A. L. Faris, Statcn Island A.

Stono and wife, Miss Stono, Clovoland; Mrs. J. C. Humbert, Miss D. Humbert, Miss E.

L. Weoks, Youkers Ii. J. Anderson, Pittsburg J. II.

I'iitriok, Omaha G. K. Ewan, Mis Quintan, Trenton John Shippen, S. S. Shippen, Miss Shippeu, Pennsylvania Mrs.

L. Noody, Pittsburj G. F. Maish and wifo, J. S.

Nogloy and wife, Pennsylvania C. G. Hooker, Miss Hooker, California Annie B. Choover, St. Louis S.

II. Mlrrasian, Mrs. Mir rastau, uarrytown Btcwart McKoo, Miss McKee, Pennsylvania C. O. Scott, Miss Scott, Cleveland J.

D. Ripley, A. n. Holmes and wife, E. F.

Andursou and wifo, Emory A. Storra aud wifo, W. W. Campbell and wifo, O. S.

Moulton, Mrs. H. F. McCanu, Miss Mo Cann, S. L.

Benson and wifo, Miss Schenck, Miss Davidson, Miss Moyer, C. Moyor, J. C. Meyer, Howard Moyor, 8. Docker and wifo, Mrs.

A. E. slraouson, Henry Blako, D. J. Taylor, B.

Brawator aud wifo, B. B. iviraiauti, it. a. uood.

ana Mrs. Merrylees. J. H. Humphroy, F.

B. Howell, Colgate Hoyt, Isaac M. Cook, D. MaoM. Niven, J.

K. Fisher, W. and wife, W. E. Kimball, Frank Piatt, F.

W. Savin, Miss Herndeu, Cleveland; V. B. JJlackwoll and wifo, Trenton; L. II.

Paaso and wife, Connecticut; C. E. Horton, W. Bauer, A. Aller, J.

A. Livingston, F. Bo gardus, E. Rose, L. Watson, Mrs.

.1. II, Root, Mrs. 12. S. Lunt, J.

0, F. Gardner, II, Brown, S. Haytor, J. H. Adams, Now York.

MANHATTAN BKACH. W. Campbell and wife, Stolla Campbell and maid, J. Selingworth, Now York A. It.

Mitchell and wifo, Boston; Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. G. Fi'elinrjhtijon, Newark; R.

C. Browning, Orange, N.J.; S.S. Sargent and family, Mrs, II. C. Fish, F.

S. Fish, Newark J. A. Coziuo aud wife, New I'ork; J. W.

Murray and wife, Plaiuflold; Jai. L. Libby, New York P. H. Charlock and wife, Miss L.

Charlock and maids, Eluahotb, N. S. D. Looko aud family, Mis? Susio Worth, Itev. W.

H. Monger and wifo, Uoosick Falls, N. Geo. B. Caldwell and wife, John D.

Cuibertsoa aud wifo, Whoeling; William J. McKiun, Cleveland C. A. Smith and wifo, Now York; Duncan R. Miller, St.

LouIb; George P. Morgan and wife, New York; A. H. Jones, Ilion, N. 10.

H. Oaskiu and wifo, Mrs. C. H. Klau dir, Miss Jennie Howard, Philadelphia; Mrs.

J. S. Boreland, Elizabeth, N. S. J.

Post and family, Scranton, Jamas Laird, J. T. Laird and family. Freehold, N. Miss Nellie Kline, Edward F.

Murphy, ThOB. J. O'Donohue, Jacob M. Sohtiylrr, New York; Walter Mann, Bergen Point, N. M.

J. Madden, Rondout. N. Mm. Potter and family, Phila dolpiihia; II.

C. Weston, W. F. Daniel, J. A.

Sella and wifo, Now York A. Bates and wife, Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. Gordon, Miss Walsh, New York D. Parker, Mrs. Wood, Miss Wood and maid, Philadolphia.

HOTEL BRIOHTON. Gcogrj Dickinson, M. Wiley, BufTolo Geo. Mose, Rochester; F. S.

Pinokney, F.nglewnod, N. G. B. Nowcombo, Now York Rev. F.

Courtney and wife, Chicago; Charles Place and wifo, Miss Minnie Word, New York; Charles R. Westbrook, Ogdeusburgh, N. W. n. Liun and son, Decatur, E.

A. Quin lard, B. S. Quiulard, W. J.

Qulnlard, Wm. H. Beach, New York G. W. Swinburne and wife, E.

W. Pook ham, Newport; C. A. Randall, R. Barclay, Now York A.

W. Shepherd, Saratoga C. Eager and wife, New York E. J. Learned, Colorado C.

P. Comegya, Iowa S. N. Johnson, U. B.

Bangor aud wifo, New York John J. Carter, Nashville J. J. Carroll, New Orleans W. C.

McGavoek, Nashville L. J. Hinch mau, S. J. Einshin, Binghamton, N.

N. R. Hall, J. J. Young, Knoxvlllo, Tenn.

E. H. Doo Httle, Boston; W. A. N.

Grier, F. N. Dodge, New York; John Barton, and wife, Now Haven John C. Freeman, New York John Buffalo; Samuel S. Swcot and wife, A.

Swoot, Miss M. C. Swoet, Washington F. C. Lewis, Trenton Brlnghaui.

Oxford, N. J. J. W. Doane, J.

R. JoneB, Misses Jones, Chicago; Miss Dart, Buffalo; J. D. Plumb, Boston; E. Wobbols and wifo, New York S.

Ualstead Swan, Brooklyn B. W. Burnott, Madison, N. J. C.

N. French, George Member, Frank E. Wing, Charlos D. Marvin, New York; J.C.Kent, rhllllpshurgh, N. J.

H. Kent, New York W. E. Harknoss, Cincinnati John W. Hamraoi'o, Philadolphia Thomas Murphy, A.

Relmout rurdy, A. F. Hemlnga, New York G. W. Batterahall, Brooklyn Thomas C.

Durant, New York; W. J. Dady, P. J. Miniter, Brooklyn.

OCEAN MEW HOTEL. Wm T. Purdy and family, Harerstrsw, N. Y. Edward R.

Tlusell, New York James Armstrong, E. A. Brian, Baltomore H. Sleuilo and wife, Nw Y'ork Wostcott Hare, wifo aud child, Roadlng, Pa. R.

D. Tvng, E. C. Doughorty, Now York K. T.

Chambers and wife, St Lonis Qoorge Williams aud wife, W. H. Fiitsoho, New York. AN INSANE II 31 P. Mis.

Letitia Mooney, aged 45 years, while suffering from an attack of temporary insanity, Jumped out of tho parlor window of hor residence, No. 1,039 Paclflo street, and had both her logs fractured. Sho was romoved to ihe Cumberland street Uospilal in tho ambulance. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Jofferjon st, 300 it LixhiKion av, xiar, Nuw Utrecht.

Rsbjoea Freomsn, to i'ttdr Kohler and Alary Ann, his wile Jedernun st. sea, 11 no Central uv, 50.UIKI Charles Mann to Alois Harbich Tell Byck st, Nt3. and lit, 8 8. ain ft Leonard st, 4uxlO l. Alexander Otim nings.Coxiaekie.N to Jain WyngAl'd.

part.q Bichtanntiist.il a. 2tio ft av 1 Seventeenth st. 21U ft nw lentil av. iwa 1MU, llHiijimin Diaie. exeuator Jacob Drake, to Miehsel Doheny.

Sanio properly, Josepl: Dr et al. heift Je.eptt 12. 1,100 tie 4U1 Dralrn to s.iue. curl', Fourteenth t.it firnv pikiiiI. A and Jel in in ruin 11 uuniiu 251) nom 3,800 6,500 2.00'J 1.800 2,000 deiin 37s 7.Vrt lnrk Pnilio Cnrlto It rai ni c'lr VVilli st, 5.HSD.7 Kfv r.

mil ii "llClosure.Thimi'aa Rdey to the Williams w'iiirVisoii' Khurii ''llaight to Katharine M. wifo Kasimer ,) u.sBrB.snionts KuV.nV us lUVuw Sixth av, llVxim. hil. Mil Jard I Jriswold, Y. trustee, to Philip Ayres.

Seool.1 av. s. fl 3 Flfty fnurlh st, livard Day to Louis Hl.inkorfol I. inert, sj.VX). Bors on St.

Nevi.es st. lS.Pxlii'j, furoelos ure, Daniel G. llarriiuan to Marijarotta Reinseu, rlusliinK. LI Bergen st, s. 4S7.il Nerin.

at, s.l)xlo:i. foreclosure, Daniel liarriniau to Margaretta liomsen. LSyeltov'rslVwMereyiVV Tine Zsgoiskl, widow, to ilhaiu II Smith, Klntbusli, Laura A I'ord. widow, fall River Mass, and Frank. D.iniels Rnpeljo st, 1.1175 ft ll Third st, 1 25x1 5 liaAlu.

Now Lots. John Hahn nnd Catliiinne lUhn, hia wifo. to George Kviins. Madison st, ss, 3K ft Reid av, hi). Eliaabuth B.

wile ot Cooiro hloklcs to Oathanno Cox liiurts. 3.07.'., faxes 1MO HWI msiclou av.es, luo ft Wilton st, 50x201), to SmitU av. Hast New York, Ottnrgo Brans to John Hahn. morts, Millor iv, looft Baltic avrrclonao mortgage, Albert Oshoru to Jane Into South First st, it nil ItoS.xth st, 25x77, forcolosure, l.awroneo Ii ICmbret, to Doiir.da A BoughtOU 5,000 9,000 nom ,0 IIVSTRVGTIOIV ISS ROUNDS1 OOI. FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN, muW.sa AOHOitN BRVl STRATTnis Monday; siiPTicMBKR fara STcicrrv 0'" Principal.

1 808. NASSA17 8 INSTrruTBi, issi: JliisKn.lish and Will RKOPKN WEDNKSDAV M. R. UVENILK AOADKMYr.S5 frUTi TTi P9 This school KKOPliNjj SKPTKMKR 5 to SB.IIflpior term of ten weeks. S.t.lX) "HE MISSES HADDEN WILT71TE6M5N" thoir ncho'jl for vouni I ad in nnd cliilH r.

timn NKSDAY. September 14, IWI, at 7u Park plac, butwoon Sixth aud Hnvrmth ava. mav hn nlilHinnrl achool. OOKL YiTllVLl7illUTE. French and Knirlish boarding and day Bohoil Tor yo.ins ladies and misses; full collosiate course; study made enjoyable will HKOPKN Soptomber 20, Mrs.

S. C. 11 A ICR, Principal. Im to Wusbintton av, corner Lafayette MR: DUNN'S SCHOb7WrOR ROYS Will REOP1CN WKDNICSDAY, bKPTKMBKR 21. Applications for entrance and examination received at tho Buhuol rooms, on and after llio loth.

Prior to that dsto address J. K. DUNN. Summit, Schohario County, N. Y.

Circulars mailed on request. JOCKWOOD'S ACADEMY, 50H YOUTH oF KITUI5R SKX, I3B AND 141 SOUTil OXFORD ST, REOPENS SEITHMBIiit 5. iT. JOHN'S OOLLI5GE. FORDHAM, rmr otuutes win no resumed on WKDNKSDAY, Septembor 7, 1891.

ui paciiuu.urs apuiv to Itev. P. WM. OOCKKLN. Prosidonl.

OHENEVIER15 INSTITUTE, KRINCH AND ENGLISH ROAitDfxt; A ii nav sii'iiiinr. For VOunff ladies n.l dhildriM, at Seventeenth your. Fall term will uitMMEKCK WKDNIfS DAY, September 21, 1H31. PRIVATE DAY AND F.VFNINO SCHOOL. 10K7 PACIKIC ST.

GERMAN, IfRISNCH. PIAN'O AND WAX FLOWERS. OK NTS PER LESSON. "I OS. DEUHUICE'S VP SCHOOL FOR HOYS, OHUTSCHF.

RICAl.SCHULE, HFPTFMIiFU 12. MuKlish branches. French, Latin. Miitiiomatics, included in the course. ROOK LYN HERHITS SEMINARyT This youinr ladies' ri iv nnrl hr.

u.i.n,j op jn fSKPTiiftllil.K 21, with full collo'iato uoursu of in traction. CIIAUr.ES K. WEST, Principal. ajJ OL, JJlOimiJJ), 11 X. DE ICALB ACADEMY.

SL 771) DuKALli AViiNUE, Indies Will bo RliSUMbllJ 7. Thnrnitch in. struotion by competent loacfiers will tiu Eiven at tlie most moderate ratos. Circulars furnisneLl on application. 1 J.

LAWR1INCH, Vico Principal. HEINEM ANN'S CV GERM AN ENGLISH DAY SCHOOL UK.OPKNS msl. At No. 1117 Hoyt st, corner of Pacilio. THRMS MODERATE.

Privato lessons from 4 to tl in German and noedlework. RS. E. SIMONSON Will RF.OPF.N hor Gorman. Knirlisli and French School foryouni; ladies and children, at 2j1 ARREN ST.

betwoen Court and Clinton, ON THURSDAY. September 15, lrJrtl. Kindorgarton Froobol Mothod. 7IALLEY SEMINARY, FULTON, OSWICGO (JOUNTY, N. Y.

This first class bo.irdiiik' sehnol hr.lh ItimPRNS MON IJAY, nth SEPTIC MiiF.tt, forty sixth yoar. Tito pricoi are modorato. Tlie piipiln have euod homes and thoroiiKh instruction. Address Rev dAS. GILSIOUII.

SROWNE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1)04 AND 306 FULTON STREET, Opposite Johnson. Twenty two years established. Individual instruction, devoted luivi ori'IrMv to business education. Studunts beeouie emeu, f.v s.fn.sl worit in all tlie details of busiuese, liaiidwritinrr, uritliino tie, booickeopinpr, correspondence, spelling, etc. Cull or Wlifo lor circular.

Lessons day and ovoniiis. AFAYETTE ACADEMY A SELECT A English and classical school for boya, 1 11 Lafavotte corner flarltun Itev. I). ItlATtVTN" A at inni. pal: REOPENS WEDNESDAY.

SEPTEMBER 14; number of pupils limited; boys thoroughly littod for col lnjro or business. Privato pupils received after school hours. 1SS WHITOOMB'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH DAY SCHOOL FOR YOli.N'f! T.ADIUS AND OHII.DRF.N, RE OPENS HKl'TICMBIiR 21. The thorough drill of the youuxer pupils fits them for tho broader culture of the senior studies. Oral lessons in Fionchaud German.

Personal applications received nt the school, till Clinton st, after Septembor It). Circulars given on application. C1HADWIOK PYE'S BOYS' SCIIOOL. BUST PREPARATION FOR COLLEGE. Roys Itst year for Yale, Columbia and Williams.

Beit class ill tho city forboy3 twelve Years old, NEXT SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS MONDAY. Sepuniibor 11). Sond card or call at tho rooms, 44 Court St. I5ROFESSOR O.H. CARPENTER'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL for boys (from 7 to 15 yearn.) MUSIC HALL, junction Fulton st.

and Flatbush av, ill OPEN for the receiitiou of pupils September 1.0 and 10, with increased facilities. Regular dulie3 of the school com moni'o MONDAY, Septomber III, lfSSl. Catalosuos con taiuin all re iuirod ininrinati'tn can bo ohtaiuo I at Mr. fj. E.

KEED'S, drucuist. Music Hll, or No. 17 7 Fort Groeuo placo. 1 Mi. lssiT JL JUV1CN1LU HIGH SGHOOL, Livinnslun si.

near Court. FALL TERM, WEDNESDAY, Soptombor II, ISl. A graded school for boys from to 12 years of ajro. Circulars may be obtained at tlie solio building or at tho Btoro I. Milnu, 225 Fulton st.

COLLEGE GRAMiMAR SCHOOL FOR boys from b) or 12 upward. L. W. HART, A. Hamilton Building, near City Hall, (lsinto IKH1.) Mathematics, cla sics, ICnirlish.

Thorough training ana genial culture of mini and body. New rowing machine. Jrc. Come and seo. 12 puge catalogues at Nos, 70 and 71 and at bookstores.

QT, LUKE'S ACADTn IO lo3 OAHLTON AV, NKAH MYIITLIC. Au institutionfor pupils of botn aexea nnd of all agej. Schoolrooms large and airy: teachors of approved ability atHii.IurJ of graduating class; good command of Rnglirih. German ond French, both speaking and writing, beaido proticiency in tho several branches of a high sciiool. Uudr tho dirjetion ot Hev.

II. liADKN, vill UROPl on MOKDAY, September a. AD ELP rll AC YN OS. 286AND 2HS LAFAYKTTF AV, WILI. OPK for tho ro ceDtion of pupils of both TUKSDAY, IHth SKP TFMBKH.

Study and recitation to commonco WKDNICS DAY, 14. This institution with a st lect faculty of Pro feasors and a corps of able and etperionced teachers, with its superior laboratory and oitenr.iva art studio, has overy facility to commenoo and linish tho educatiou of pupils of allugaandof both soxea. For catalogue apply at the Aoadomy or at 25.) yVcahington av. Bayard taylor, rOF.T AND TRAVELIER. said: I tiko great ploasuro in recommrfnciinsr to pironts the ACADKMV of MR.

SWIT1IIN C. Hon. FfCR.NANDO "WOOD. AI. (IHSOJ: I conicnt to'tho use of my name ih roference.

My boys will roturn to you (fo: thoir fourth year) after their vacation." For new illustrated circular address WITH IN (J. HHOR I'LIDC M. Harvard Univorsity Graduate, Medina, 12 miios from Philadolphia. PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 41, NEW YORK A COKNF.R DKAN ST.

This buildinjr will he opened for tho registration of pupils on MONDAY, S1P TKMIiRR 5, tn nnd parents nnd guardians are ro qut'Sted to enter their children on the morning of that day. 'I he grjnbd to bo taught in (hid school will be all tho primary uud up to tho iourth grammar inclusive. FFUX CAMPBRLL, KDWAHD nowK, KOBKRT PAYNK. Locul Committee. ALILN'isALL7cU Ninth.vear, BKf.LN'S WRDNKSDAY, I for young ladies and children.

No largo boys. Miss A. R. HOPKINS, of Packer, '77, principal; Mis. L.

M. STKW ART, drwinK and painting; Rov. R. Ii. KN'OWDtfN.

A. rector. All the usual studies. Newmel'iods; $7 to $15 par term. OLLEGIATE AND POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE This institution offers unsurt aised advantage, for a thorough and complete education.

Its commercial ana preparatory classical coorsea or study nt pupils for life orjmy collee, while to those wishinar to complete tho education of thoir childron under tho in iluoiiires of home, tlm liberal and scientific coursos olTor a training pronounced by tho regents of tho Univemity of tho Stato ot Now York to bo fully equal to that of our best colIeKos; and upon the (traduates from these courses aro ooniorred tho dejtrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science. Tho institute is provide I with oitensivo and costly apparatus of illustration, and its profOHMors and instructor are selected solely with roferonco to professional skill and buccossful experience. The trustees believe they oftor the best teaching talont tho country aiTortls. The academic year commence; WEDNESDAY. Sep tomb'jr H.

The lir.st threo days will be devoted to the examination of oandidatos for admission nnd the roKulnr duties of tho iiiBtituto will commence on MONDAY, Soptombor Catalogues containing all required information can bo obtainud at the injtitute. or they mil be forwarded noon postal application to D. H. COCHRAN, LL.D., president of tho faculty. I.

II. FROTH ING Jl A.M. Prosidonl of Board of Trustees. WCJS1CA1. IiSTUUXIOil.

ROOK LYN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 109 STATU STRBKT. Miss L. GROSCHKL, Mrs. H.

D. CHAOW10K, Directors. Bruchos taught (Privato and in classes) vocal, violin, violin and violincello accompaniment, reading at sij lit, chorus class, harmony, French and German. 9lITliSHlD 808" HENRY MOL LKNH AUFK'S COLLKGH OF MUSIC A firm foundation laid for stylo and tinitjh Riven to advanced players. This institution has no branch, ar.

i is only located at No. 73 Livingston st. noar Court, Broolilju. Call for circular. HKNHY MOLI RNHAUKR, Director.

srr.ciAii ivotices. 81 Vorl HEAPEST BOOKSTORE IN THE WOULD New calalocuo free. LKGtiAT taloKuo free. 81 Chambers streot, third door west of Broadway, ISew York. ORTOIS'S ICE CREAM.

MADE FROM PURE ORANC.lv COUNTY CltHAM. Rich, I Jolielous anil Always ltelialilo. TRY IT AND YOU "WILL USE NO OTHER. DEPOT. FULTON STREET.

BRUSHES JOHN K. HOPPKL. 310 PF.ARL NEW YORK, Near Pock Slip, Manufacturer of all kiuds of brushes. ALL GOODS AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES. mHE EXACT TIME TO A SECOND CAN A.

always bo obtained from onr regulator insido of the storo. Daily comparisons made with the Western Onion time ball. WM. WISE, FUL'IVN ST, opposite Clark. Diamonds, watches, jewelry, sterling silverwaro and triple plated silvor ware.

DIAMOND PLAQUE SCARE PINS, SLKKVE BUTTONS, EARUINOS, AND LACE PINS, Something new. Old fold aud silver, lionpht for cash or taken in eichanso. HAH I' Ifl.t and 1113 Fulton st, cor. of Johnson. RT STATIONERY AND DRAWING MATKRIALS.

C. W. KEISNAN, Fulton, cornor Jay st. ROOKLYN DEPOT EOR ALL RADES nf AMERICAN WATCHES, in cold or silvor cases. Bvory ono warrantod for three years.

HAYDBN STANWOOD, Manufacturing Jowoiers and Watcllinalcors. 3d5 FULTON STRHHT. RATEFUL COMFORTING. KPPS'SCOOOA BREAKFAST. fly a tlioroitffti knowledge of the natural laws which govern tho operations of dieostiull and nutrition, and l.y a careful application of tho tine properties uf well selected Cocoa.

Mr. EPPS has provided our breakfast tabios with a delicately flavorod beverage which may save us many lioavy doctors' hills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may bo gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tondenoy to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladios are floating around us ready to attack wherever thero is a weak point. Wo may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortitied with Euro blooa and a properly nourished frame." Civil Service fSotte.

MADE SIMPLY WITH BOILINO WATER OR MILK. Sold in tins only (si Iu. and lb.) labeled; JAMES EPPK 4 HOMEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, LONDON, ENGLAND. TATEMENT OF BALANCES REMAIN Jng unclaimod in tho MECHANICS' BANK fur two yfaValirior tu Suptoinber 1, uonof tiacon Clrdlllir S. Cutting, Mtarney MntQiifVJ ChftrioB E.

Fvaus. East ReforniodDuteh Ohnreh, coupon ac count John Early Alexander S.Forrest. William Sutherland. John Welding Emily T. Celt ThoniRH Davis Daniel Ryder rjruo' tlyu and Ja iniiiea Plank Road Company Kmmet J.

l.skn Jnsojih J. Marrin J. 1 'I'rufltee MoCraokon. as 1.11 (laorgo Monlrup, Jr. IiOIJosepli ivicivmnwy UalPoterNowlan Hannnh O'llara Pastorul Aid Si.uioty 2.S0 of Ihe Church ol the 3 Holy Trinity lti.U7jW.n.

il. ln.nn, Montgomery LJueen. K. 10.00 James M. Soabury, ln.lni Ominty Treasurer, 1.25 No.

2. Philip Simons i Benjamin Stmator'a buo 111 ooasors I.l'jlll. Hill Wheeler 1 iwlM. Louise Williamson 10.52 20 1.49 43 S.18 20.00 at 52.55 07 5.51 93.09 laniui state tn New Youk. CoiiN rv ok kings, iiii nilllOKI.YH, 8.

OEOROE W. WHITE, oashior of tho Mechsnics' Bank, being duly sworn, saith that tho foregoing statement Is true to tho best of bis knowledge and belief, aud that thoro aro no unclainmd divldeiida for that, uir'iod CiHOKOF. W. WHITlt, Cashier. Sworn to uofore mo this 1st day of September.

IKM. OEnmin McMillan. a 1 QviTh Ootuimiiiorjot ot Uogdi, OOABD ON THE HBIOHTS NO. 115 JLJP Uonry ouo trgn uwuui room. T50A1U1 113 OO UMBIA HEIGHTS Very pleawntlanjo room, for gentleman and wife, MBingla gentlonion; jilso.

slugl room if desirod. BOARD A URNiSHBlTsW ond stow room to let. with board terms moderate; roferoncos eiohangyd. oau at era uilntonat BOARD A PEW SUITSAND SINGLE rooms to let, with boatd. at No.

20 Sidney placo. Mrs. 8. O. PITTS).

BOARD A LARGE FRONT AND BACK room, also hall room, nioo furnished, witl, hoard reference. 49Smith st. throsrdiuitosof City Hall. OXBS GiriilOKS ST A BACK ItOOM on socond nuor, hot or, ample clojots also, room on third floor; tame uoarders tskon. BOARD 123 SCHERMBRHOKSTA choico of ploosant rooms i to let, win, board; tablo good can acoouiinoaalo a low table BOARD 150 CLINTON "STNEAR Livingston large front room, second floor also an at tio room.

VOARD 155 WVK ST ROOM8 1 on second and thud singlo; House and looation first class; rocontly renoratid; refer ences. SOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS Elogantly or singly, and class board, for faiuihcs or singlo gentlemen, at 87 Pierrenont at. BOARD, lii2 SECOND PLACE TWO oitra largo rooms also, all rooms; houva and neighborhood first class; convenient to tho cars and lerries. BOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can be accommodated with second floor, front al. oove or Ken n.coiy vri.a'te Apply at 27r! liaymond st.

noar Lafayette av. "jiOARD ON THE HILL TWO rgdojtlT Sy soeond story, aleoro and back also, a third story front room and hall room. Apply at 12 GrU311D hS front room and hall door above Clinton. "OOARD 157 WASHINGTON STTVE i minutes' walk framru.ton Porry, rooms to let with Imard table and attendance excellent; teria, ato. BOARV EXtUA LAltGE AND SMAL17 rooms to Int.

with board linprnvtmiei.t.s cn. veniontto cars and ferries: references required. 2bH Union st, between Cliuion and Court. tOARD TWO GENTLESIEN J3 aoeoinniodutoi with a mco large front room and closet connected, with hoard: also a b)( terms very reasonable, at Jl Llvingston st. 6 ARD ON THE HILL HALL ROOM on the third floor and two ooimoetingroerna on tho second 4io uieui.v..

av and I' ulton stroet. TJOAllD TWO ua.n nJriiEN DESIR' GENTLRmrn and cojri lmr i me a niooin.iii.i.;. in a pleasant cottRKe, may call at 17a lonikm. av. No other boardora ana no cniiunm OARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, A third slory room, with hot and cold water, to a ainglu gentleman or two gentlemen.

willing to room together. t. James place. BOAIID I1ANDSOMELY ANDITewlY furnished jWall, with orwith out board; eo.ivei.ie.it tobouth and s( 352 Huur.v st. uosr Amity, llrooklyn Heights.

UOARl) O.N THE HILL IN A PM. JO veto family, two sparo Fff', hall room on Oity Ha lj location ono of lerate. 37 Greene av. third ts miles Irom best'ontho ll.li: lenes moderate. tho ARD TH lGH'j'8 1GG Mb tl.

eor. OI Ullnton. tivn nished room's to rent, with first class hoard dininsroom on parlor floor: references required. JUrsI. LCAMP.

ARD THE HILL fayettfl av. tiro large rooms on second floor coruniu nioating by sliding doers oonvenisnt to two car routes can aocommodate two or threotablo boarders. BOARD MR. AND RS. VN LKK BROWN.

S2 Ihorrepont Socond floor front and corner room, and third noor; pleasant outlook from, all, and in over)' way sxieeahle roums for gentlemen din. ing room on parlor doer. BOARD ON THE HILL and their wives, or single Bontlemen, can be accommodated villi pleasant rooms and hrat class uoard in the altraetivo locality and commodious liousu No. 033 Wash ington av. BOARD ROOMS HANDSOMELY FUR nished to let to gimtlomen only, with or without board house bus every modorn Improvement occupieil by owner without children.

410 Henry at, between Baltic and Harrison. BOARD A FEW LARGE HALL rooms; also. I.ie room on third Jloor.vrith (rood boird suitable for KeiitIo'iiM and wire, or sinpl Keutlomen at 12! Livinj ston i. City Hall, and within easy walkintr distance to all ferriis; terms vory moderate. BOARD ON THE EIO 5 Schonnerhorii st, larse third oftry front and back room, also hall room, suitable for and wives or einylo partite hon.

has all modorn improYOineutfl and within walking diolsnce of threo forrioa, OARD A RESPECTAJJLE A wmhen a cliim lo noura win nav ood liomo nmi ftinotD care: vuinn vwu imuurb or sciiool rofor enci reijuirod. PlMe call for three days at No. 8i Dean alreet. BOARD A GENTLEMAN AN also xriiiilenien, cnu bo accommodated with first class board table boarders t. ikcn; liousu nvly fitted up and tirtt olnas in every resoect; references eichanfd.

"i2 Lawrer.OJ wt. OARD A S.MALL FAMILY YviLlT l7ET a larcro from hmiii on tho second tloor, furni hyd or unfurnished, with fira class boird; jilso otiior rooms; only ten mimitori from ferry and City Hall all improvo munta. Call all wceX nt Adams st. BOARD OK THE HKIGHTS NO. 128 st Tivo laro, handHomoly iinished on second llnor, hire cl i t.

hot and cold water, to let pnpu rately or toethei table first class rulereuces given and reipnrod. BOARD ON THIHKI(lHfS Garden place Itooma on cocond and third floors, auitablo for Kt'iifpinen or Rontlemun and wife: ample cloaota, with all omontB three minutes to Wall at or South ferry; r. BOARD A lUVATE FAMILY, OWN ing brown him house, handsom'. ly furnisho.1. on tho Hill, would lot ihir front alcove room to gcntlem.in andwifoortwo ntl men good table moderate terms; rofreni.eeichaii,;iri.

Adilrcsa IJ. KiiEleo.nco. BOAR I'T. A A NT R( OM 3 TO jET" with or without to centli men and their wives, or single KontlenuMi tir 'ono and Gati av. earn pans ths; dcor; family small; i.

fercncos oiohaiitf jd. Cail at Catte av. corner HuJf'ird, BOARD ON" THE HEIGHTS 163 JO ralemon si sr cnn'l story lariro and ainiill, adjoining or spsriie, suitable for two goutltunun, or gen tleiiiar. and wife, uosiiiroly no children; references ox changed. BOARD irANlSOMELY rooms foti His Hill) in first claFs brown stone hnuso opposite Wasiunclcii I'ark adults only; terms moderate references exchanged.

Call or addreis 153 DeKalb ave TJ OARD A LARGE PLEASANT BACK hand home Wide handsomely furm hoil, t.i lot, with first class board and" borne comfortB. eeuven.nit to all lorries. Apply at 17 Willow st; terms nmnerste. BOARD BROOKLYN HBiGHTS FAM dies looking for conil. nrst class house, rooms and board, will call at Wilfc.

rtf. suuorlor rooms and location Qve minutes' walk te' Wall or four of Kulton Ferry. BOARD ON Till; FrTLTHAl ly funiishod rooms on second nnd third lleors; house has all modern oonvenieut to cars to Fulton and Wdhanisburgh ferries; references exchanged. 13U Putnam av. lIANDOMTrKO nished or unfurnished, to let irith first olf ss beard house and location one of the beat in tuo citv terms will be made to suit if applied for at once.

177 ticheruierhorn st, hetwoen iHmith and Hoyt. A RD ON TH HILL IN A PRIVATE J4.P family a larco tocond itory iront alcovo room, hand somoly furnished; hot and cold nod also larco squaro room third story front. Apply at Cu'mber' land ut, hctVToeu tiroeno and nvs AT 132 COLl'M IUA HEIGHTS MP lwo large, airy und well fnruished rooms on sec ond floor connecting or soparale as il. nnd wilh lino view of the bay: large hsll roim on third floor, to 1 et with good hoard, etc. BOARD NO.

39WYC AB Court, for singlo anr1 wives; large and small rooms. lurnishod; location good: within walking disUnce of all forries tTmt rns9. onsblft. Table boarders taken. BOARD O'N lN A PRI rate familv lavee front aim.

a MtUarO ment: hundsomnly furnished; i i ii ir unprovo locution and tnblo aoi Cumberland at, strictly firKt cla is terms inodc between Creeno ana Lafsyetto avs BOARD ON THE IHLL no. 25 LA fayette av Two IarKe, nu i ly fijnn.liod room, on thn Bocond Hoot, ono an akove; also, lensu front room hull room on the third tloor. Builable 'man nnd wivoa or singlo gentlomnn; terms iiioiler.it changed. roterences ox OARD 132 FIRST PLACK ELEgaNT room, second floor front; table I OARD HANDSOMKLy" FURNiailED" a larta second story front room, alc.re and third storv front, hall room adjoining, na private femilv fou? 'ore brown atone boiisn: table aud berland st, near Washington Pari. UOilB, Si' 1 KaKio ofneo.

NO. 10G WTKHEff 'ui Clinlen A lady owning Im.i.c in with flrst class bo ird and attendanee, square anil h.M rnnm on ihiVrt fleer, suitable for iroiitleinen. irill room together or Fejnrately; hot air, gas. tts. iluired.

relci ences given and iO AtD WSTATE KT IN a PRfVATE J1J family; a second story front with bedroom if desired, and third story room mid bedroom southern ox nosure: handsomely furnished; liouiBmado'tbin rood table; all the improvements: to twenty minutes' wslk to ferries; near Tannage's church references ex. chnnged. 150ARD A PRIVATE AMERIGANTarT i ily occupying their own i a wi let, with lirst class homo board, two pleasant largo rooms; also, a hsll bed room parties Booking a ouiot. eo.nlor ablo home on vory roasonahle wiiVfind this a desirable opportunity. Apply at s0.

aiu Warron st. near Couit. BOARD TOLET WITH BOARDTnICE ly furnished second floor ffr.mtaloove); also square raom on third floor, furnished or unfurnished: convenient to three car routes; all nnprovcrn. mastt hi perfoot ordor; bust of references given and roimirod, Call at 523 tstate at. ROAUD WA.TE.

XJ OARD WANTED BY A GEWLeTiAN and his wifo. with 'I'irf "llero 'hero aro Address Hagle ofneo. no otuor boarders. OOARD WAN TK ii A YOUNG GEN 9 tleman. with a private American fan.ilv n.uw.

hood of t'ulton FeiTV breakfast supper at 7 State torms. J. fo Cnited States I L.tol, New York. OARD VVANTED EOR (JEnTlEAIANT wifo. nnd two sma.l daughters, on tho HoVht h.

private family; forms meliorate; a( for gentleman and wife. Address PHlv A I K. agle olilru. B()ARD WANTED A story, suuoy. front reem, with Hrst class board, on tho Heights; lire in Winter.

Address OUOSVE.NOK, Kagl.o BOARD WANtEb GENTLliMrinrAV uig his own furniture dosiros largo room with hoard. Address, stating tonne. mint ho moderate U. It 173 Broadway. Now York, Kooin OARD WANTED liY A YOUNG MAN and wife in a private family, with few or no othor boarders, ten minutes Iroul I'UltOU is deliento and wi noon seme "'iu: not to exceod $ia.

K. JON" liS, Box VII, New org. evuvisnsn FURNISHED ROOMS TO RKNT, AT 96 Pineapple st i roferpiicosichangod. UitMHHEb ROOMS TO LET, COM ete lor oanus st; also, ur liinhod rooms at Sands st, cor. rt ashington.

URN IS ED ROOMS TO LET, FI VE fnrnlul.eil moms for single gontlonieii or lisrht house. eeping at 4.10 Fultoust. 1 BURNISHED TO LET, A lame or a small room, to gentlemen or gentleman and wifo meals, if wanted verms moderate. Apply at 280 Hicks at, near bourn anu I7IURNISHED ROOM TO LRT NICELY i Mnm'tn eentlomon only, without hoard, in ft pririto family on the" Heights terms modorato. Apply at 05 Willow st.

lURNlSHBD HOOMS TO LET, NICK M. ly furnished hal! rooms, to gentlemen small private Ijmily; splendid loca w.ia runon rorry; torms rnasonaoio. i 1 ITIURNISHED RO( Mb HA USOMK.LX JL1 furnished rooms to lot to throo adu ts front room, fTeing west, to a gentlemsii only jW Crt'ono placo meals on Sunday, or partial beard if desired terms mod erato. la'URiWBbOMS Jro LET, AT 176 A1 Washington st, one door ahovo Nassau, six minutes' walk from Terry: pleasant neighborhood woll fur nished rooms: good attendance; mouerato prices; references. 7 IHsTn ISH ED ROOMS TO LET, SEC i nt tnreo or four of three or four rooms, or third floor furnished comploto lor housoitoeping; house ooiitains il three Hall, ten of ferries: remainder oi uousopoeuplou Dyownor; term, rnasnnahle to noriiianoiit parties; ruferenoes ax changed.

102 Dosn St. tonunwiis' ivoticios. TiOUND DROWNED liN GOWIAiNUlS Canal, tho body of nn unknown man, about years of ago. 5 feet 7 inohos in heigh sandy hair and. mustache, bald; worn when found il pairs of overalls, slriped ciilico shirt, no stockings and laced shoes.

Now lying at temporary momuo. 87 Verona street, awaiting idontillcation. UWI.I.HK HI II JOHN T. I'AIIKKB. i.

ne.i.n i Coronors. CI.A1KVOVANXS. rpilE CBLEBRATED ORIGINAL MRS. WALTON (lato Cl.ll'I'OHl)), greatest living modi nnl snrt i.ait,n.. rinirvovsnti examines discaso nersona Iv and by halt; consults on life without aives names, natns, ovenlfl; satisiactteii guaranveea.

so van ton av, uear i'ulton at. csoucral nousowom. WAN TED SIT UATIO TO DO GEN oral housework in a imtll amjiy, or would take oaro of ohildren and assist with upstairs work; a good home more deslrablo than big wages has good oity reference. Ploaso oall a thewoek ifflf) liridgo st. ANTED SITIIA TION TO TAKE any position In a gontloraan's family, by a respectable young womnn has good rofoienoes will bo found lll ing and obliging.

Can bo seen at '2lr Jay sC ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE in a iirivata familr. hv a voting woman has boat city roferonco. noar Adulphi Call for two days at 78U button st. Atroncics. ANTED SITUATIONS MANAGED BT LADIES IMrlA) fllKCT IT.

yO (ionenrd st. between Fulton and WMhing BURBA U. 1 tn. Family help of all kiads. Wo do not pronnw perfection, but try to select good womea for domestic serviee, without regard lo nationality or religion.

N. B. Wet nurses supplied. WA1VTKD SITIIATION MA I.ES. WANTED SITUATIONS TO TAKE charge of a homo in a small family, by a young man and wife terms easy and good reference.

Oall at 0 Marion sf, cornerJKulton. yANTED SITUATION AS COACH ii mgn and groom, by a young colored man; six years' roforenco. Call or address at tho BOARDING STABLE, No. IliUSillll iar. 7 ANTED SITUATION AS COACH in a private family, by a renpoct.iblo man; understands the caro of hordes and driving; will take cart of a cow if required; best uf roforonce.

Addroaa J. M. o'i)7 Lafayet to av. 7 ANTED SITUATION AS COACH man and groom, by a single man, who thoroughly unuorsiauiis uia ousinnss; in wiiiiux aim ouiimug; goon roferfncu.u. Cull or uddre.s LATIt.

ICMPl.OYKK, tmr Lin coin place. WANTTEn SKW IVfi. WANTED SEWING A RES able girl wishes sewing by the day or woekior would work with a dressmaker is a good operator. Please coll at 47 Kevins at, two doers from Schermorhorn. ANTED SEWINGBY YOUNG lady HoamatreHS, who thorouchly understandB ma ohines, work by the day families, or to take home prica per day hours from nine till six.

Address Mrs. Y. J. csro Yhuoler Jt Wilson Sewing Machine Coin Ptiuy, 300 nlton st. WaVNTEJB IVASiniMC.

Hte. ANTED WASHING BY" A YOUNG woman, to go out by the dnv or weok is a iirst class laundress: has lirst olass reference, Pluaso call at S4 Atlantic rt. ANTED WASHING RY A FIRST olass laundress: bv tho month or dozmn or to an out tho hrut two days of tho week. Ploaae cail at No, Clermont av, cor. Park, top floor.

ANTED WASHING AND IRON ini bv a ro.snoct.'iblo voiinc American woman, tn go out by the day or take home, or would do housework. OitlUor two dtiyj Flatbash av. WANT1.D WASHING TiY A RESPEC table woman, who is a lirst cIqbs laundroas. gentle, iron's and ladies' washing lo do at home nnd ftands all kinds of tluting and puffing; pneos moderate by month, weok or doren has over six yoars's roferHiices. Ploaso call all tho week at Bergen st, one stairs up ring no boll.

ANTED WORK WASHING AND TV ironing or housocloaning, to go out by the day, by a rekpcctablo person having tha bust of city referenco. Oall lor two daji at 15U Navy st. ,7 ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA bift young woman, to go out washini: or hoiiQclo.in iK by the day best city roforenco. Please call at or address for two d'iya 470 Degraw et. WANTED WORK BY A KESPEC able woman, to go out by tho day washing, ironing and house cleaning is a first cluss hand to do up clothes; good referrnce.

Plt'asa call or addroaa Mrs. MOKAN, U7 Hick st, at any time. ANTED DRESSMAKING out by the day or week, at $1 a day, or $5 per week. Addrei. On Lafayotta av.

5S7ANTED HOUSE TO RENT, WITH 7V erounds, in suburb i of Brooklyn, near city limit, in good, healthy locution; rent not to exceed $U00. Address, stating particulars. Box 1,912, N. Y. P.

O. ANTED HOUSES APPARTMENTS and flats for desirable tenants: routine and collect ing a spe r.ny 1111. uall at ttio Old Holi ftbln.on tho litll. IIAI.Ij ASON, 319 Franklin av. ANTED HOUSES, STORES, FLATS, and f'oors to rent to desirablo tenants ownors will nleaue to notify nio at once of any places thoy may have to rent; rent collected returns promptly mado; money to loan on bond und mortgage in sums to suit.

WILLIAM MR I DC H. 13 Willoughby st, niar City Hall. WArVTEOFAKTS Oft IVOUSPifi. ANTED PART OP HOUSE A Hoor of four largo rooms in private family, by a youn: mitri oouplo oit tier uu the Height, or Hill. Ad drt'Ai JA F.

O. Hoi "22. WANTEU PAKTOF HOUSE BY GEN tloiuun, wife and two childron, tho lowor part of hoiifo bo in hoiilthy roc. ition, and witiiin twenty to tbii ty minnt I om 1'iilton by horse car part.joa will bu.v it localioo in prebontod. Address, stating terms MA US HALL, 70 Hush at.

V57ANTED ROOMS A SINGLE young nun, ono or tiro unfurnished rooms, with a Protectant family. Address, stilting whero located and lowest rout. MODEHATK, liox N. Y. P.

O. A X'J KIJ ff JSC JKIT.BiAlVKO IT7S. AN TBI) FUitN ITUKE hand furnituro, carpets, piiiuoq, Ac, in largo or small quantities parties breaking up housekeeping and having Llio mine to dispose of wiil find it lo their auvau ta'o, aa I nay tho hfghoBt caah nrico for goods, to oall on ISLAND, 15R Myitis av. ANTED STORE A PLACE FOR A houur store and room for throo liillia.rd fnr wuicn in otiuitniiki rent will bo pant in any of tho follow ing loc I 'ulton st, from Hoyt to Na.sjau: Court st. two blocks from hall; Myrtle av, lirat block from hidl, or any placo near City Hall.

Apply for ono wo'k to (jRACB A MAC lit K. corner of Jay and Willoughby sta. FOBt SAE.E WORSES, HOUSIGS OR EXCHANGE Two i storv brick housos. in i odiI onlnr. Apply to H.

W. H. WINCHI S'rUH, Third av. IOR SALE HOUSE OR EXCHANGE, a largo four story brown atonu ilat. woll located, noar ferries; size in good order and woll rented.

Apply to JN. KALLKY, 211 Montague et. SALE HOtTSE CORNER OF iMyrtloanrt Wasliington ava. first cift.is plato glaai front store; or will lot the store for a term of years. Apply aJ Pacific st, noar tlonry.

IOirSALE TlOUSlrol IVo. 1,417 Pacilio st handsomo 'J atory brown ston dwelling; must be seen to bo Hpuroci to ir.trdon spot of Brooklyn opon very day. Inquire of PAUL C. UitfCN 42UOatPaav, 1 0 1 Kulton Bt. FOR SALE HOUSE 121 ST.

JAMES placo, noar Groano av; a story brown Jjtono, 20x43 interior a perrcct gom paperod in gold pap ir, I tot design roplote throughout; a bargain. Key with PAUL J. ORKN1NO, 4 JO Cataa av, 1,101 Pulton st. Ji store properly, twenty SGven btiB agss corners, in ra riouspurts ot the city; also two stores, well located in Columbia st ohoap aud on easy term DANIEL i'liUKY, u4 Court st. BJtR SALE HOUSE THE NEW TWO story and basomont brown stono house.

SdiSoventh Bt.botwoen I'ifth snd Sixth avs; bijc nine rooms; an imjirovouieais tVrms oasy. in of STIiPilKN K. HILL, 3'J3 Fifth ijuire on prnmus or av, near i niru st. BOR SALE HOUSE BARGAIN NO. JL M(H Halspy st, nar Tompkins av.Threo story and bnsemont franm, filled in all improvements eleven room bath, two boaters, six bafiins, ju.st b(en put in nrst class ordor; terms to Buit.

AddreiS OWNitB, Podt Office Jioz fill. SALE HOUSE.S NEW drown stone front houses. No. C3 Oates cor, of Wavor ly; also No. 7 Gates thi i is nt the very beBt part of Brooklyn; dry and in poru.it ordor for immediate usa.

uouiro oi UUOttl'U KlilUY, builder, 73 Gates avenue. HOUSES THE BEST IN vestment vot: four now two ntnrw flti hnin rJ.i they aro built in the her.t manner, and ventilation first claw thny hear inspection; rout for $30 per month, urine $,0110. Inftuire on the preiuistts, Nos. 12, 14 lb" and 18 Myrtle st near firoadway, FKilD Hi. ICR, owner.

IOR SALE HOUSES THREE FINE brown stone houses on Kirst placo two in Clinton t. and two on the west side of Colombia heights alo an e'isgaut brown stone house on ono of thu best corner on Clinton st, to rent: along lcane will bo givun if doiirod. FEIIIIY 254 Court st. IVOR SALE HOUKKSMN THE SKV 1 enth, Twonty thiid and Twenty fourth 2 and 3 story brown stonn, brick and fr.ime houses, having all tho improvements: parties either wanting a home or invnn. ment will tind it to ti.oir Hdvantago to examine our list.

Address DAVID C. UK1D, Fulton st. fOR SALE HOUSES NEW brown stono front houses, Nos. 22 and 22 Living flton at, thret' storiof(. busement and cellar house, 20x42 lot 100 feet: all improvements within five minutes' walk of City Hall, and fifteen of Ferry, and twenty to Kulton Perry.

Apply Co K. H. DAY, builder, No. 151 State street. IOR SALE HOUSES STOliFrPRol erty on Atlantic av, brtok, 4 story price 10,00 I also 3 story and basement brick house, alt improvements: both in a first class neighborhood, on Pacific st; prlco Apply to owner, No.

Pacific Bt, between Hoyt and Bond. OR SALE HOUSE ON THE HILL No. 281 St. James nlnrn 4 nlnrr tiin o. uiicnor uiiuiin caoinut, uniu on fioor; extra bathroom; nit improvements and finished in the buat manner.

Apply to CHARLIES H. MOSES, 201 St. Jamej place. To'r" sai hot.se1vt6T'fers A 2 nd 5'l7 brown stono houses 2Jj and 22A A st, KiSxIi'iiuO; iu rooms, Klclos. ets, gas natures and all litest improvements; priee Sfi Sufi 5 cunt 3 yoars.

V. it. W. D'liNl nv, or IU Court st. 11 to 11! A.

M. lOR "SALE HOUSES A LONG LIST JL of fine houses, from 8 iio Up to also a list ot hne houses and apartments to let; all transactions in real estito prompdy attended to; rents collected and tenement pioperty taken ill charga for norSons who cannot give their personal attention. DANIEL FKHKY. 254 t.ourt st. IHOR SALE HOUSE A J.

applied for cartj a neat nnd handsome two story and basement, Philadelphia brick house, situated on one of the finest avenues size 14.4xinx8U,lf; Keren minus im. proremonts; convoniont to four lines of ears; ttrentr'niin Iuuire 0 on IORSALE HOUSES sfRONG one of thoio new atorr brown Btone front houses modern all its appomtinents and plumbed in tho best manner; refrigerator built i onlyoiglif. minutes' walk to Jerl Houses open from 10 io 4 daily, other housos of all descriptions ii, every part of lOk SALE HOUSS ON tIHOiiLTt to let or exchange, on (ireeno nr, two story front fme, immcdiata postoss'on throe orj frame. $. Iled sv.

turee SU.ODii; two story "mi" J.SIU; bnoli or hrorrn slono, store nn do tv on Stilton at. 11 ALL 4 MON, Kii Sis rrankhn on Macon st, between ThVo. an" fir. class, eiini.sininrr 1') "i .1. V.

"levateu neatli SALE HOUSES BY Jii KAL BT st nomsen st. STlfun 45 ii'in. Sr Wi lim? sti co: plaee, and I'or innd I2 fl Clinton av, fC SALE UEAl, ESTAXlS IOK HALE L(Vrs 10l)X100 NOllTfT: 1,. av and Madison st; ft, north Koitr.ndaud Marty'avs; ltCblO ne i Bedford ar and Butlor st several other choice 15 VID O. KEId" COlilVTIlY PROPERTlii Fi f''J'''AitM LOlJATEDTJNfHE uk.

route. Prico. without th XnW vlZ7J WllllOUt 10 ltof; nnlu W. Ui locate his family during i7 oe nought at low pricoi. hummer and Autumn, his own ntfltro to Bi 7 viiiKnion, v.

bouan. ::.:) 1 woo.a. Plnce; new about 00 tons of iceTTh. old" 5. nK i.e A rytmV.

BOR SAbB fiANO CiFVEiTaNIJ IOR SALE PIANOS "$150 ltOSi "Ii Washington noit to I'ost An. aoVd" ryfeS mdy at, branch oi Now York. VYAttliHOOMb, oo7 iultoa OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN" HOUSE, CA.TSKILI, MQUNTAINB, Vf Fittest Autumn Resort. OPEN tlll October. Oiroulars.

suriTii WOODST00K, H. Y. ATSKILL MOUNTAINS MOUNTAIN VIEW FARM HOUSE, situated (7) sovon miles from Catskiil Landing, has a few vacant rooms this weok. Special ratos for Sond for circular, containing picture of tho house and oihor particulars. Address FRKUKRIOK HAXIC, Cats, kill, N.

Y. "7'ITTATINNY HOUSE DKLAWAHU WAT fill GAP, Will remain open until Novomber, giving nn opportunity to all who may desire to visit this popular resort during tho Autumn months to witness tho changing foliage: rooms on suite boated if desired also, open wood tires in parlors; send for circulr. W. A. HRODHEAD SOSS.

rglHE GRAND HOTEL, ON SUMMIT MOUNTAIN, IN THE MIDST OF TUB OATSKILLS. This new and beautiful house contains all tho modorn conveniencos of a lirst clasB tliitel accessible by Brio Rail wii.v, ail rail route from Xew York und llrooklyn; steamers Mary Powell, Thomas Cornell, James W. llaldwin, Albany Day Lino and Hudson River Railroad, connecting at Rhmobeck with Ulster and Delaware Railroad. HOMER UII.1.1S, Manager. Address Summit Station, Ulster County, N.

Y. ENCAMPMENT HOTEL, WARWICK WOODLANDS, ORKENWOOD LAKE, ORANC.l! 00., N. Y. All the novolf.y of enmp life, together with the e.iso and comlort of a hotol. Now tents, floored snd woll furnished, GOOD TABLE, fK IKK DAY.

BPBOIAL RATES MADE WITH PARTIES OR FAMILIES BY THK WKHK. SEND FOR CIRCULAR. L. Y. JENNESS.

BRANDON HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKE, ORANGE N. Y. Annex boats conneot with trains from Erie depot. Time '2 hours; ex. ellont black bass lishing; fins Autumn B.

on ery good sot ominodationa and cuisine. Address OLOSI5 A WATKRSTON proprietors. AMONG THE OATSKILLS O'HARA HOUSE, Lexington, Greene County, N. Y. Fifth soason: eniaratd.

exi.eiisively built and linished, suberbly furnn.hed nnd accommodates ene hundred; central, Incited beauty of its surroundings its drives, its walks farm house and dairy connected boating and bathing; no malarin, no mosituitoes. Address Ii. O'HARA. proprietor. Referenco, It.

H. Miley, Room 12, Continental building. Court and sta. ATTSKILL HOUSE. l.AKK C.

II. GREEN, Proprietor. A. P. KCOVILLK.

Managor. Six miles from Caldwell. OPEN dune 1. All boats land at dock. Telegraph and post oiticu connected with house.

For terms and circulars address C. H. GltlilfN, Katlskill House, Lnko George, N. Y. 1' RANCONIA HOUSE, Near Profile Honse, WHH'K MOUNTAINS, N.

H. OPEN from Juno 1 to November 1. Torms from S7t $10 por week. Send for circular. Cood city roforenees.

il. V. PRIEST, Proprietor. ILLOW AVENUE HOUSE, CORNWALL. N.

Y. Iformeriv kmit bv John II. Atkin. son) Mountain ieuiiory, no malaria, splendid drives; table lirst class; terms moderate. References: Carl No.

8 John st, and Geore Frank, No. 11 Hanovor st, N. Y. AddressJVIr J. O'BIIIKN, CorrnvallNy.

Columbia i ii SPRINGS, near Hudson, N. M. P. NASH, proprietor. OPEN to November $8 and $10 per week: twenty seventh reason; high prounds; fine seenery and beautiful grove.

For ibiifitratod circulars address as ahovo, or to l.W. GEE, 1,3211 Broadway, Now York Cily, AVON BEACH HOTEL, BATH, LONG ISLAND. Jiffy minutes from Now York; thirty minutos from Brooklyn. This ercellent seaside family hotel will bo kopt OPEN during September. Fine, safe bathing, buatinu end hshing THOS.

D. WINCHESTER, Proprietor. JNALOMINK HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP. OPEN UNTIL NOVEMBKIt 1. l'or terms address CHARLES BELL, Exporiinont Alills, Penn.

COUNTRY BOARD FOR SEPTEMBER and October; no hay no malaria, beautiful lake, boats free, daily mail city reforences given. Apuly immodiately. CHARLES CROWE, Summit, Schoharie County, N. Y. BEACH HOUSED OALDWKLL, NKW JKK3BY, Noar Montclair, Seventeen miles from Now York, aocond rido of Oranpo Mountains; healthy mountain air, ood bunting aud fiSh inK.

Keduced rates forJJoptomber and October. BERKSHIRE JilLLS XT 1TaR HOUSK, Canaan Four Corners, N. Y. On Boston and Albany Railroad threo minuter from depot hieh eleva tion; froo from malaria and mosumtoos Now York Ix prubs. Hudson Ilivor Kailroad, leaves city arrives at Cmaan roomo from any date; prices reduced hrouKU September.

Mrs. ifi, IiUUBAUD. BOARDERS WANTED AT THE MUT ton Hill nrni houao high, shady rounds overlooking tho Neversink River; froah milk, ojiks, butter. una vepotables: tablo: tyrnis 3 per woek. Seo POTTER'S UlRKCl'ORY, 317 lir.advvay, New York, or address O.

V. BLOXHAM, Nerorsink, Sullivan County, New York, (tEORUirHOTEU BLAOK ROCK BKACH. Conn. For fisliing, finding, boatinj and bathing this hotol offers facilities unsurpassed. After I choioe rooms can bo secured.

Modorate pricoa. and post ollico. Address JEVKLL WELLS, Bridgeport, Conn CIATSKILL 35MJIOGOHT HOUSE LO cated on an eminence, on a fine farm of 100 ucroa view uusurpas ed rooiud larre and well ventilated fruit, vpko tables, etc. of our own. Ono and a ilf miles from lauding; board reducod to nr rnek roturonci's at No.

43s Atlantic avenue. JAMKS P. OViiilliACU, pro prietor. MOOD BOARD UT AT A FARM HOUSE. ABUNDANT 11 ADR.

Rjoma laixe, airy and cool, at por wepfc. Addrou GKORGE W. SLATER, Now F.iltz, Ulstor County, N. Y. BOARD FOR SEPTEMBER ANY ONE wishinR to spend thomonlh of Soptomber in tho C.iU killfi will find ploasunt and comfortsblo accoimnod.it ioaa nt tho LAMSOaV HOU.SK, The Corners.

Ulster County, N. Y. terms reduced to )jjti per week reference. Mrs. Jonathan HI Huumerav, Brooklyn, and Mr.

W. AI. Knapp. Phenix Iiisurjinco Company, corner of Dey st. aud N.

Y. City. AY VILLA, BATH, L. ON THE shore; nut rid ofrottuiir vceotation. city Howornco aud mulariii ht er, October and November are months for ttie a c.ii.iro consult your doctor and common sense.

Mis BY ARCll. YOUNG. rHE SHADY SIDE GEM HOUriE JL Handsomely lot atcd cuiong thu Catskills; affording evorythin de.iirabUt telegraph at hand; mails overy day lino viotvB; good board and good rooms; no malaria; terms Auply to ALAWSON VAN' TASSJiLL, V. O. Box 'LKnst Durham, Oroenn County, N.

Y. COUNTRY BOARD" ON" BEAUTIFUL farm, four miles from Pookskill, to fill vacancies for Se)tembor: lartcro house, high grounds, uo malaria, no mos quitocs, tind dnvca, beautitul sh.ide, Ac. noar Lakes Oa quawanna, Alohegan nnd other lakes; nood table, terms, St pjr week, or $1 por day, obildron under 10 half urice inot parties nt depot by girini? notice. JK. L.

LOCK WOOD, P. O. Box Peekskill. N. Y.

SEE THE MOUNTAINS AT THEIR BEST or durin; tho Kail months; room tor romaindor of aemon nt Hedcs' furmhouso, in the O.nskills, good board, excellent location, near postv and toloraph ollicus; terms 3si por (vodk referoncQ3 Charles P.Dur.mdo, i Fulton or Lewis A Son, Fulfon st, Addross OEOUGJ bltii Durhcm. Gnno County, N. Y. COUNTRY HOARD oSv THE HUD son, for the months of Soptombor and Oct ib or. on a (arm; uo malaria, plenty of milk, ones and fruit, threo mails day, telerapn ollicu, one mile from the villace, so by bout or cars if par week for adults, $'J for children.

Address Box 94, Coisackie, Greene N. Y. TO LET M03JKE5. mo LET HOUSr IN CLINTON A Jt. four story brown ston house, partly iurnished; tho owner, wifo ami son will board for part of ront Addross for ono week, STANTON, Kagle ofllce.

mO LET HOUSE lj STORV' FRAME, in Cambridge place 11 room all itupiovoiuonts reilf, tn a prompt payuir tenart to May, anfi if of for your from May. WILLIAM BRIDGE. 13 Willoughby st, ii sar City Hall, rpO LET US 2 0 THIRD ST, BE 3. tween Smith and Hoyt. 3 story Ltoop brick houso, woll planned and in complete order throughout; all im pr'ivommits, including Ufftt sr; pteasant and conveiiiont iu $45l.

JOHN MATHESVS, K'J Nassau st, N. Y. IO LK'F HOUSES BY CARY STE VENSON. 19ii Fulton hi Adolnhi st. furnihlied.

1 rooms, all imn A900 1,074 av, story brick, I 1 rooms, all imp 420 Pulaski st, titory snd basment, 9 rooms, all imp. 300 Al.so a vhi ioty of sinniler apartments rpo "let iiouisiis iop av.7 B. near Monroa Bt. novf brick houses, 9 rooms, nil im nrovennmts; No. '271 Macon three Kiory bru 11 rooms, all improvomenti, good order; 8H.

No. Stuy two story frame, 8 rooniB, all improvements posEPsion nt once. PAUL O. ORK.VINO, 420 Gii'ca Fulton st. TBI US ES I 1VI EI I ATE PO ses ion.

J. Ji. Court bt. Dnii st ijl ') Lafayet av JO Carroll t'OO Wilioughby st a Vi'St. aMarkH av 550 P.cilic Oxford 8t hco Adolphi st Heniy Bt 7W Stile 720(Mont'iguo st Union st 00U(Mouroo 700 TTO IE II 0 Ft DSIIGD.

rfTO LET HOUSE FURNlsTiED TO A private family, thoroughly responsiblp, completely and nicely furnished houso on tha Hill, in porroct ord'ir. and tint) neighborhood. No. St. Folix at, noar DoKalb avenue.

to i.TrrPAivrs of hoiises. ffyo let PAirr of housekurnish Ji ed A well furnished middle floor, with gas, hot and cold wator and bath also a large hall bed room to a singlo gentleman, at 4. 10 Henry st, in a private family. rind let part of house lower I part, No. 'J0 Bergen st, to a small family of adults, in complete order; possession immodiatojy.

Apply on promises. rid LT PART OF HOUSE LOWER part of houso, No. 1.11 Hands at, consisting of seven rooms, viz. two basements, rooms on parlor lloor anil two rooms on third door, water and gas; ivnt, $20 per month. Apply on tho premise or to owner.

No. 78 North Oxford st. TO hi JET IT LATS nnO LET FLAT ELEGANT SIX KOOM fl. IWI Wfuhinirtnn halls covered, elovatod ranee. apoakin.f tubes and all modern improvooieuls.

Apply at real estate office, 458 Myrfclo av. rjMO LET FLATS ON HICKS ST JL Brooklyn HeiKiits. at to Sr. all improvements; also lists in South llrooklyn and the Hill also dwellings on the Heights, d. W.

OEARINO, sl(7 Hicts st. TO LET FLATS ON FULTON ST, OP nosito Ormoud nlaco: 7 rooms: all improvements oUvator, Bnoaking tubes, door opener, etc. also, on Wyck ofT st; halls and stair carpeted and lighted; janitor on piomisea. Inquire of DAVID C. RK1D, No.

l.oyfj Fulton stroet. 'SO LET FLATS THE CHEAPEST flats in tho city, havinj nil tho modern imurovo mnnts; 8 hard wood linish; alt iu pertout ordor; hall, carpeted and lighted janitor, c. can bt) unen day orovoning. Innuiroof L. B.

THOMPSON, on tho prom iaes.aU VVyokotf at. T' IO LET FLATS FINE FLATS ON Bedford and Gates ava. Fulton. Jtsfforson and Wyclr oltsta; halls furnished janitor $18 to $30. See ou: Hats of houses and flatH.

furnished and uufuruidid, I'. UAltLsiiNU lo uourt sf and irulton Et, neat Bedford ut. mo letTats Ijn gates" Xv; 1 Klesrant now flatfi with 7 rooms, dumb waitr. door Openers halls furnished, window shade 1 up ift 22; no stores undemouth No. Utl Fuiton st.

Second Ilat 7 rooms; every improvement; nans ana wmnovrs lurnisiu'a; poflcBsion nt once, PAUL C. OKENING, No. 4' itl Gates J.l'il Fulton st. rjoLEriF AciO gWVbk I twoen Sixth and Seventh avs. three story brown stono.

uwoll front, eight rooms, all improvements, hard wood finish, itairi and hall furnished, janitor, otu. also, l'Yurth uv. botwoen Borren and Wyckoff sta, seven rooms, all im proremenU aud jnnitor; rents $20 to 35. Apply to II. UK ft ii, rourrn av.

TO LET STOKES. rj LET STORES 1,019, 1,035, 1,065, 1.1(11. 1.104 Kullon st. and 'St'l Tomoains av: desira ble business locations some have apartments; ront from Sir. toJU a montn.

liiqtiue ot uavili V. kil, I'nltunst. uateii on tuo Houmeast corner or Hoyt and vryoKou; sts. terms terms roason vblo: luaso civtm If rnnnirod i nossosaion minediatoly. Apply to AIAKTiN UHKKil A aua iO Court Bt.

mo LET STORE A CORNER STORE, JL centrally luc.ited, in Kust New York, with living apartments; suitabi for bakery: good oven and stable; up Ir ml id location, uud fine opportunity for now heffiuuer, Atiply to O. W. QUIOOR, confootioner. Atlantic av. between Miller and Butlor.

TO J.KT JPOK KSIIVESS JPIJK POSES. hjlO LET ROOMS Wi'J'H STEAM POW A or. Apply corner Front antl Pearl Btn, Brooklyn, and at and KJ Kast Twenty third st. New York. WM.

BURDON mo LET FLOOR FOR MANUFAO oor and bn.n.i..,nr. r. feet: alsuon soeond Ilour. two rooms aaoh, 4t.xM) foot; all rooms have superior bent; steam heat; elevator, eteam puwor.it dojired suitible for lijjht manuf aelurine purposes; lonrf loasuB to desirable tenants. Inquiro at 4i lie: rum placo.

I.OST AID FOTJKO. LOST i OR JIISL AID, ABOUT THE MU) dle ot AiiKuat, a pi.ld memorial hair RING, with the inline "Sunn" ensravod on it. Wnoevor returns it will bo rewarded. Address R1NC, olfico. LOST IN GOING" ITiOM BATD WIN'S clothiuff store to tho comer of Honry and Deijraw st3.

$i'i in 4 10 lilld.H. The iinucr ivil lie suitably rewarded by loavinir it with N. OOOPKlt, cor Kultou and Jay streets. JOST WEDN ESDAY NTliHTTlHJUST 24, from the body of llio younif man who was hillod on the llriRhtoti Uoaoh road, near Klntbusli. a (told WATOII as only part of it has boon found, it Is hoped tome one may have picked up the remainder.

A suitable reward will be paid lor its recovery, by apptyinffat Dean si, llrooklyn. or al Utgadway, New York. WI'CUTINT TO SUBSCRIBERS. Tho Eioi.e will bo gent to all points of the tJnitod States for $10 pr year, or $1 per mouth for a ks period thau six months, free of postage, Ol'K SUNDAY EDITION. Tho Eagle is now published ever day in the week, 8uuday included.

Ordor your carrier to leave It, or tend your address to this olnce. Trice 3 cent Advertisements for Sunday Edition rccoived at the Sice up to 11 o'clock Saturday evening. THE STODDARD I.KCTFKKS. Mr. John L.

Stoddard is reported to be very enthusiastic over the new series of European evening Journeys with which he la to favor hia llrankljn friends at the Academy of Music, beginning tho 20th iuat. S.U.K OF flBAI.K8T.VTK. Oharlos H. SeliiieiT, of Brooklyn, ft member of tho firm of Havemejer fa has purchased tho Titus farm in Whttestone. It has au exteusivo water ifront, The pi'ioe paid was $51,500.

VIOLATED A3 ORDINANCE Margaret Nash, of No. Mi Quincy street, allowed two con to run at large upon the public street. She was arrested by Officer Colgau. It being hor second offemro, she wa lined 15 by Fisher. K'K l'Olt TI1F.

Slt'K. Lrtst Spring young lady in South Brooklyn ombroidered a handsotuo table cever with a view to raiHtDg tho sum of $100 toward tho fund for furnishing a supply of ico for the poor sick patient! in St. Peter's Hospital. This beautiful piece of work fed to the lot of Mrs. William S.

Preston, No. 58(5 street, as an award, and it now adorns a table in her dwelling, POOH CHILDliEN. Pa rid and John Burko, who wero tibau doned by their father, who was arrested and ordered io give two dollars a week fur their support, but who preferred ROius to Jail rather than paying the uiomy) have beou handed over to Superintendent Wilkins, of tho llrooklyn Sodetr for the l'lovontiou of Cruelty to Children, by Justice Naeher. J'UOhTBATlOSS BY THK HEAT. John ftged 71 years, wan prostrated by tho boat while walking Meserole street, at 10 o'clock yesterday.

lie was removed to St. Hospital. Adam Newman was overeoiuo by tho heat while at work iu llavemeyer'ri sugar refinery at the foot of South Fourth troet. Weduee day afternoon. THE STEAM LINK TO H'VHKKAN t'EMKTFRY, The now steam r.iiiroiul conned ion In'tween the depots of tho Oly and llushwick Railroad companies at Myrtle avenue and Palmetto place and tho Lutheran Cemetery will be opened to morrow afternoon at four clock.

Connection maybe made with tho eteam line by taking (he cars of wio Myrtle or Gates avenue lines al I'uitc a 1'erry, or those of tho liushwick lUilroiil at Ihc foot oi Broadway. E. at 'J o'clock. WANTED TO JIMP OYEiUiOAKD. Mr.

John Walsh, a member of the Social Club, was crowding on a Roosevelt street ferryboat on its way to the Eastern District Wednesday aftor xioou, when be nollced a male Htiaugo ly. Tho man got otitsiUo the chains at th i bow of ihe boat, and was about jumping ovt rb mid when Mr. Wihjli caitKht him. The would be euii'iile be's'ed to bo let drown a he was tired of life. After he became and ho was permitted to go to friends in East New York.

HEV. DH. SMITH Sl'ICI'KISRD. WtulnosJiiy a fitrewdl reception was tendered tho Kt. L'r.

Sm th. of (Iruce Church, Jamaica, who on Sunday nest Iwonk's lor of Iho Church of the Redeemer, this city, over live hundred people called to eay cood by. nr. smith w.is prrseuted Tfith a ROld watch and chain, iuFcribud, which Oost the donors In addition to thK lie wa presented with a trunk over one hundred pi ce i of solid Hilvor ware. The cccjmou wan onliTened with peoohe by Met srs.

Crane and lirenton. and music Vndur tho direction of llr. Ithodc of ileuipaUttul, THE HIOKT ASSOCIATION" I'lCNTC. The annual af toruoou and evening picnic of the Joseph J. lliney Associ.i.ion, which wa i lr at 8chU6t7.cn Wf dneddny, was a very afl'air.

Tho plattonn was consiantly oec spicd by merry dancers, and eTCa'Jout urir ic was provided l'y Profe iFer Olvany. 'I'ho floor tiniiiaer wcs. Mr. John Aiieu, and was assisted by WiVi.nn H. aad F.

l'hil Ips. Ttie lnanatieiucii. ot tiis elTair vexs undt.r tlie lowlng Floor Committee Willi. im l1. ll' 'ber.

l)'Ilri. n. I uke I 'iien, Ed.vard j.er. Tli.ciias Creum, I'atrlek flifftfins, Joseph Coyle, Henry i ileiber, A. MclJride, Jbremiah 1 1 .1:1 it n.

i iliton. Keceptiou Conliuittee Kiti fl, Tiiomaa F. Wall, Fred. Hetber. Tboniu Shield.

Edmund llani feu, Itenjamiu Auetin, Hoi.ry A. Coyle. fohn J. I'liinui jn, JameJ UoVuucene, J. McAvoy, Wiiliam r'ci.

PflUIICAL MEETINGS. Pcrnpirint for flic aud Ttveatv Twettl third DeinecratK the A regular moetir Vard Itenublicau Abscci room, Cosmopolitan II fcl Hearty imijiu First, 1'ifcli vari. Kcpitlilican( tJird Jcrfarsonian am Legion. of tho Twenty first hold in their meeting 1. ller of H'uroop and Dc Kalb avenues, lafct evci ii 1: was luif pant oi'ht before tho hall was opene and thou of the otiicers: and but thirty member were preut.

The hal! was exceedingly warm, an tbs members spent Dp st of their time mopping tl maalvea wiih their handker ah'efs. Wf. James A. Eueaa was called 1 1 ii.e chair, and Mr. A.

P. llioman A ai ma.le secretary, pi (cm. Nono of th cxecuiive 'ommitete were iiesent to report. Jdr. I.ucas, ci rinan of ttie coroluilteo on thy Itovisiou of the Koil.

Kai 1 he had bin repjr! and it was signed by the iuli ommitt ro. The Hit ol names lie wan about to present, numbered 1C.0. After a careful examination of the the last tho Brooklyn City Direct iry, and all other possible sources of info. maticu. the coLo.L.itiuw huvl onauimout' ly resolved to recommeod that tliese mines be stricken from the roll book.

It rjint be well to rail the meeting's attention to the bylaw on this jbj. ct. They state that this report ruuft lie over one mooth befoie hual action it taken. llr. Morris said tho repart hail been purporely delayed to keep the dcmuiivs on tiie roll u.iok, to they oonld be used at tiie oet i.Tiiovry, by thi otbr eide.

JJe was opposed to roct t)i report. Mr. Lucas eaid the lnlnittee wn only appointed in May last, when it supei tiled auother Ci.mnii'.iec, wlrca had failed to periorui its ilutni. There were only two creeks in Midsumcer wh the committee bsd failed to meet. It had D.t at h.

a.u once in every oilier week, and had labored a and brought tho rcper: in 3t tho eariiedt inon: Jif tiitn pr ceded to rend tho n2mes, firPt slating that 1 any member saw any mistake to take a notj 01 nd call attontlon to it at tho next meeting. rlhe names were THOSE OF DEMOCRATS, Of dead penons, of persons who had moved out of tlm ward or wu. not upoa the registry. While ihe names were beint; read mos'. of the mtmbis left the 10., m.

Mr. Horicc (Jarll, the treaurjr, ent'ii eil just before Mr. Lucas finished the list. Afterward ho reported that tho finances wero in the usual condition, the sum on hand aeing considerably lehs than the amount represented l'y the deots of tho association. The Executive Committee was inactive, and in conse, piei.ee no money wa beinf raised.

He thoohi that t'ntiemen had better resign than hold the position without attending to thcr duliia. The printuiu bill bad not been paid In 0. year. Hsnt waB due for tho hall, and the proprio torhftdsald he muM have themoney each meeting uiht. Tho chair aitiested paasinu around the hat.

but tho idea did not a popular one, und nothing in tho financial line wa i jeomplished. Mr. Hinnian said Hie neit primnry would take place bofore the next 1 and it was very probabie'that men would vote ei ti. uanies that had been read to the He u.i.vti that Morris be apltointed oommiltr. ol out to aland at the polling e'on tho EiCht Of tile primary, mth the list of nauies, that ho might chaileuKb anyone aUemptiiiT to vote on uuy nauto ci.

the lut. Mr. Wood iiL'Srd the suspension of tho bylaws and the immediate adoption of tto report as tho most radical and "liV tie of purging lile roil. The chairman said he would not feel justified in allowing tuch a cuune to be pun tiad. Jdr.

Uorri' said cerlaiD faction did not want a fair primary never Uu.l and never Tho question on Mr. ni.jii:ii: v.as called for and it was hut by a lare majority, aud the nicotine adjourned. first Ward ittipubl icivasi. The first mncting after the Slimmer vacation Of the First Ward Republican Association was hold last oveuion at No. nj Jlontajno street.

The attendance Buiall, aud the only buiduoss transacted wB the proposal of nams of candidates for membership and tho election of one new member. There wore flfty uii now names proposed, which wero referred to tho luTOstlgatin Hummittee, and the mooting adjourned until nest wceS. when the namoa proposed will he reported upon. The meetluf. called thus early to get roady the primary election lor deieestes to tha State Co.

iventlou, October 5. tIilrcl Tlard Jeffersonlan Ocm ocrnis. The Twenty third Ward Jcffersonian Demo ratlc Association held a brief meeting at as Uates avenue, last cveiiiiiK. President Cjohitard in the chair and Secretary McAteer and enrolled 11 fewnamss Of now members. The atmosphere beinu very op.

pressire there was no disposition tlingr in the hall and a motion to adjourn to tho a2lld inst. was carried atonoe. From that date it is proposed to hold weekly Oioetiugs. Hancock I.ouion. A regular meeting of the Hancock Legion was uld at Its rooms, iw Montague sireel, list erening.

In the absence of Colonel Lynch. Captjin Beuner presided. Henry E. CLalinor recorded as secretary. Tho report of the financial secretary was received md placed 011 file.

The ropoi of the treasurer showed Jltl.76 as the balance on hand. Thcro were five propo itloos for nicmborehip which were appropriately ro forrod. The Investigating Committee, reported favor ably on John J. Koonan, who was du'y elecle 1 a mem berof tho legion. Ths report of tlie Committee on Reception was laid over till next Thursday evening.

The recolpts of tho evouing wero 22. jU. Firtli Ward ICciiiiljlIctin Ansoriniioii. A roKulttr monthly meetinR of tho Fifth Ward Republican Association was hold last evening at their headquarters. No.

13) nigh street, Mr. Hood Dou aghoy, president, iu the choir, uud Wr. Wm, IfoCon xtell, eecretiiry. The proceedin(i8 woro brief and tho business transacted entirely routine. The following names were placed on the roll without being referred to the Investigating Committee, on account of prorloiu connoclion with the association Henry Scribben, John McGarvoy, Frank and William I.aidler.

Tho following names were referred to the Investigating Commltteo William J. Emmett, Avery ButtlinB, James A. WalBh, Joseph Maile, liobert L. Kolla aud Jeremiah Oroniu. An adjournment then took place till Heptota tor 15, 300 do Broolilyn tfucunitusi Latest Quota tlona.

Corrected daily by 0. E. 203 Montague street. hEFTEatnCIl 2. Bid.

Askotf. 104 111(5 125 127 lot ib'rj 1 110 17U 1 10 90 511 3 105 108 311 35 104 B5 90 130 112 US 87 100 UU 65 102 104 IIS G13 70 7S ilX) IU US 250 IHO 185 112 117 uia i io 225 1SS IDS 103 100 101 10B IHO III 14l 14Z 135 140 142 147 US 124 119 123 101 110 101 117 152 15S 158 IHO 1110 102 155 TOO 285 loci 106 122 127 222 2110 aw 2io 118 120 121 117 122 137 140 10 4 107 Brooklyn City RaJatdVd Comoany Atlantic A7onue Karl road Company. Crosstown Itailrosd Coney lal'd and liroolilyu Horse Road. Uror.dw.sv Itailrosd Uoinnauv Bushwielc Avenue Rl Grand street and Ne. Oltir.en s' (Js Uomps Avenue Hmuoail LlumpaDy.

ew.j'.vu u. K. uo. ll.is Coinprjij bonds Pqoi.1..'s fias ll.inuuny eitl.le US3 o. ler euni.

Gis (lo. 0 cent, bonds Gas Company assau Oa, uompauv asaau Gas Co. cerliriealus han.sburfih Oils I. itinpany a uas Ld. ootids Metrouolurtn (las Co uftou t.as t.jiupaev ulten Muuicipal Gas Co.

Loads IK.kil'0 1S.U tyllsnx Na.snu Back Fulton Bank Commercial Bank Fin.1 National Bank Meclianios'Bank Atxiatic Stale liank Louu Island Bank Manufacturers' ilank Bonds 7 percent. lStll to 1333 Bonds 7 per cent. 1383 to 1)5 7 percent. Bridjre bonus 11)15 Vperceut. Water bonds ll)U3to 7peroent.

Park boads I9l4t0 1024... dperceut. Water bonds li'JOto a uor cent. Park bonds 1 1 to 1U2I KsnusCo. per ct.

b'ds IS IO to Kinae Uo. 7 per ct. b'ds 1H00 to lod'J. Brooklyn I'rust Uonmany Union r'errv OoniuaBV Acadeniynt Music Insurane'Oo. (new stock).

Willia sb.irgh in arsiieti Nsseu Insiir.siu'o r. oiiip.ini Ajontsllk usnr.ili'.'o I pan Kmns O.i'npany. Bvooiclyn In irin 'mupauy, Lifayeite lesurance Conioiiiy Loin: Ialand Insurance Company Tn.i sf lasuvane? Phoann lasuranee (i impsny Brooklyn City Sate Deuo J.0N0 ISLAND PERSONAL NOTES. Hev. Dr.

Mooie, of St. George's Church, Hempstead, is on his vacation. Rov. Dr. Prico is por formiug tha duties of the pariBh.

Thomas V. Smith has been engaged as principal of the public school at Hempstead. Miss Louisa Baldwin and Miss Annie Eldert are to be his assistants. Colonel Sharp and family leave Garden City to mor. row for thoir permanent homo In tho South.

Charles A. Yan Nosirand, of Hyde Park, has boon appointed to a position in the Custom House. Edward Mann, for several years teller of tho Queantf County Bauk, at Flushing, has beon appointed to av similar position In a Now York bank. W. II.

0. Nimmo succeeds him iu tha queens County Bank. D. B. Robblns, who died at Oyster Bay on Tuesday, was a candidate of Assembly in 1S03.

Supervisor Clark, of North HempBtead, wsn pain fully injured In the faco by an accident on Tuesday evening. Mr. E. C. Almy has been chosen principal of the Ilemintoad school.

Ho will havo for his assistants) Miss Forry, Miss Bedell, Miss Abbott, Miss Kirby, Miss Stofol, Miss Adams, Miss Clowes, Miss Van Nos trand. EICHTH WARD JEFFE It SOMAN'S' FESTIVAL. Tiie Kighth AVnrd Jeffersou Hall Association will give a grand Summernight's festival at Brighton Park, Ninth avenue nnd filghteenth Btreat, on Tuesday next. Though tho association is purely political in. character, tho purpose of tho gathering on this oeca slou it euti rely social, for that iB a side of dally lifsj which those who havo joined the recent independent 'c, movement in party politics aro determined shall TiOtbty.i neglected.

This is a very pleasant feature, rrjjgjjj'; which cattnot fail to bo appreciated by the wires artel daughters of niotnbera as woll as their friends. That there will bo a largo social gathering at tho park rjraM next Tuesday, and that those who attend will hava cause to congratulate themselves and each other, Is as certain as that ample arrangements (or tlieir enjoyment have been or will bo made. WILI.OUGIIUY A YEN UK SCHOOL P1CSIC. Tho Sunday school, connected with "tha Willoughby avenue M. E.

Church, of which tho Rotr. Anna Oliver Is pastor, spent yesterday at Long by invitation from Mr. Sohofleld, president of tho Plymouth Rock Steamboat Company. They ware eompauled by a number of their I rlouds. and tho day was passed in visiting the places of interest there, aud bathing, oto.

Nothing occurrod to mar tho pleasure of tho occasion. Tho school returned highly ploased with: the oxcnt'slon, this being tha soeond of tho kind 1U4 season, V. ALLEGED DISHONEST IIOItBSTlC. Mrs. Ellou Saadlock, ot No.

GG Cranberry street, last night, notlhed Captain Barf that llrivj Florlsh, her domestic, Uld decarnpotl Vflth ullver wi1 fee pot, worth $30. i I tlMTI BlaisitBfli.