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Vjkaii ninth st, atlantic av. near east hhw 1 okk av Till'. KAGLE IN NEW YORK CITY. Webare eUnbllshert arencie. for the sale of tnefcaaiE a) some of the principal busluess points Now York jltyse follows: Aitor Hocse steps.

Back Number Budd.l.'iBO Broadway O. P. Roosirood, Grand strut Ferry. W. II.

(J)im li. 174 South street. Fulton street and Broadway, Knox BnildlM. James Hamilton Bullain. '2'M Broadway.

Stations the News Company, on the ffla at Fulton. Chambers. Wall. South. Ham ilton, Pe" Slip.

Rooserelt, Orand and Twenty third Ado aiWUo North Rlror ferries and tho Je.so, City Central Depot, Forty second St waitinc rooms oJ the Nevr Yort Central, Harlem and the New Hayon railroads. SUS.DY EDITION ONLY Is for fale al the mb stands of the followinff hotels! Filth A tod: Hotel, Hoffman Uouse, St JaniasHotel. Coleman c.ilsey House. Imperial Hotel. Bartholdi Hotel.

Orienrsl Hotel and Kyerett House. THE KAIfl.ii IN WASHINGTON AND U.HANY. THliEARt.i; can he found on sale In WaatatMtoa the news lands in the Arliniton Hotel, the bhoreham and Wiliard's. and in Albany al tho news stand iu the Delevan EloFourtcthst UlUic's I'mied, States Exohange. I) Slrand, OharlnB Cross; American Trailers' Reading Kooml 4 Langham place: A.

11. C. Exchange Olub. fro New liond street Cable News Company. 5 New Bridge street, Ludate Iroun Thnmm Oook 4 Son, Ludgate oircus.

London, Wunroe i 7 Rue Sorlbe and Anglo American Banking Company's. Ohausste d' Autiu and Rue Mayor beer; Reading Boom. 01 Avenue de I'Opera, Paris James T. Bates 4 Genera. STrlUerland, and 'he German Transatlantic Kxohanft, V6 Fnedrichstrasse Berlin.

W. It asswned thai contributions unaccompanied lettA staiiiped envelopes to guarantee umr return unwed, are not recorded by their torituni ai worth recovering. The Eaoli cannot undertake to lend 6iic)c such manusoripfs. WANTED GOOD WAIST HANDS. AP ply at 319 Lafayette av.

second bell, left aide. 'ANTED SOARF AND FOUK IN KKlSKIi. 700 Broad way, Now ontianca. 7 fourth, st. TXNTED A V'OOD "WAIST HAND; also an Improver.

Mrs. POWELL'S dressmaking rooms, 42 Ormond pi, near Fnltoa at. XAT ANTKD PE FIRST GLASS WAIT hands; also apprentices. Gall for two days at S02Balileat. TTITANTED AN EXPERIENOED WAIST and skirt hand.

423 Paoiflo st, bettieen Bond and Nevlne. SLANTED TWO FIUST CLASS WAIT TT reisesfa a hotel; Norwejlaa or Swede preferred. Call at Uotol San Carlos, UO Bouth Oiford st. "ANTBD BXPBBIENOED OPERA tors and furnishers (W. on ladies' waists.

303 Park av. 7 ANTED IMPBOV15BS, GOOD SEW ors, wa'at and skirt hands, appronticss; also, ladies and girls to learn dressmaking and outtinjr. Call or addi CBS HREHSMAICEK, 638 Fulton st, near Flat push eievaien station. WANTED LADIES AND GIBLS TO DO our now work lor uaat homo; 83 to psr week easily made: nopamtinir nor canvassing Sonrr self ad ANnifACTIIKING 4 Liberty en Boston, Mass. ANTED FOR.

A KESPONSIBLE Position, an intelligent lady; references reqnired, Dnt aeeual exparttweo in onr line unnocesnary 810 weekly! personal application only. H. RIDtv WAYL23n Fulton St. fjrr ANTED EXPERIENCED YT ator on hat bindina and leather stttohlng ma bines run by steam power. Apply immediately to LNOX'B Hat Works, Grand and St.

llarko avs Brook lyn. uraoa and Neainstresees. WANTED AS A NURSK FOR OHIL dren and to do some obamborwork. a smart, tidy Protestant girl. Apply atJOBayejttoav "5757 ANTED A WET NURSE MUST BE neaitny.

a to 3 or 7 to 8 P. a' healthy. Apply at 84 Sixth av. Brooklyn, from 2 u. And Ktehth avs.

'ANTRD A THOROUGHLY RELI fnr rhdrlren. German nreferred. Call at 151 Joralemon at. "ANTED ONE FOR CHILDREN AND chamborwork, the other for general houaowork. In a family of four, two German or Swedish eirla, 14U Berkeley pi.

Chnmberuiaiitn and Waitresses. ft TIT ANTED A UHAIUBBKMAID AND TV waitress; must have goed oity referonoe. Apply at 273 Union.st. ANTED AS A WAITRESS IN boardinu house, a younc girl. Apply at once at 294 Cliutosi Bl, ANTED AS WAITRESS AND CHAM alii in a small family, an eiasrienced woman: oity reference required.

Apply at 234 Liueoln pi, near Eighth av, this evening before 8, or to morrow. ANTED A OHAMBEBMAID AND waitress in a private boarding house: one who can sleen heme. Aoulv. with reference, to ntght ana 10 Sorrow moruine, at 10 Cambridge second doot Irom reene av. Wanted one as a chambermaid and waitress, tho other (about 16) as waitress and to assist generally and mustknoiv how to do plain bqw diK, two girls.

Apply this aternoon and in the morning alter 10 o'olock at II fi Ollnton St. Cooks, Wnsitiera andlrooors. WANTED A BIRST CLASS COOK IN a private boardlna house, none others need apply; reference required. 134 Moatague st. ANTED A COMPETENT COOK AND laundress; a Cathouo prelonea, call at a a Seventh av.

ANTED A FIRST CLASS OOOK IN a nrivata family 1 city references requlrea. AA Clinton st. TfxrANTED A GOOD COOK, WASHER and ironer; must haro good oity references. Apply after 5 P. M.

at 242 Henry st. ANTEDAN EXPERIENCED COOK and laundress German or Swede city reforencos; Apply at onue at 37 Hontgomory pi, between Hijnth and avs. WANTED A COMPETENT COOK wao thoroughly understands her business. Call at 84 Remsen st Wednesday morning between the koura or 10 and 11. ANTED TO OOOK, WASH AND iron, a girl.

Call at 398 Sixth st ANTED TO OOOK AND DO GEN nu.n lr In nmx.ll nf flTe nerSGUS. a Birl: asood home and goon wages 10 an uuiaswious gin. Call at 190 Prince st, neaWiUonghby, Brooltlyn. VSTANTIID TO DO THE DOWNSTAIRS work, a air! good plain cook and laundress. Ap ply at 202 8tnyvesantav.

ANTED TO DO THE DOWNSTAIRS work, a jrirl be a good cook, washer and irener and have city roference. Call at 130 biith av, near Sterling pi. ANTED ONE AS COOK AND LATJN dress with good referenoe, Ihe other as ohamber jnaid sad waluoss. two young girls; and Klrla for general housework. Call at once at tho lisn Bedford av Employment Bureau, 1,234 Bedford av.

betweeai I' niton and Hancock Bts. l.eneval UoesswurEt WANTED FOR GENERAL HOTJSE work In a small family, aeirl; English speaking Germaa preferred. Applyat 518 Sixth av. FOli GENERAL HOUSE work, a younff, respectable Gorman or American girl. 1,270 Bash wick av, near ItalBoy st, third flat.

ANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE nvk In familv of four adults, a compstcnt cirl; must be a good plain cook and laundress; good wages. 148 Lafayette avL ANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE 7 work, a girl must be a good cook, washer and ironer; Gorman or Swedish preferred; reference reqnired. 378 Greene av. WANTF.D FOR GENERAL HOTJSE work, a nBat girl must be a good cook and laundress referenoe reiulred. Apply at 90 Sixth av, second house frem Prospoot pi.

WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE work, a good girl; two adults and ohild in family: plain cook washer and Ironer good wages: house in Bay Ridge. Apply to F. 0. COOHEU, 100 Montague st. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl.

Call at402Venderbilt ay. TED TO DO GENERAL HOU8E work. a young waman. Apply at 21 Oarroll st. WANTED TO DO GENERAL, HUUS1S work in a flat, a girl who will go home nights; small family.

1 0 Atlanttfav.jecond flat; WTNTED TOIJO GENERAL HOUSB YT work, a girl; must be a good cook, washor and ironer. Call at efc WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl: must be a good washer and ironer. loo JsBrgen st, oetween noyt. anu dohil WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUbE work, a competent girl, with good references. Call at 403 First st, near Seventh av.

7jjX ANTED TO DO" GENERAL HOI7SE YY work, a strong girl; German, preferred. Gall all week at 42 Second si, South Brooklyn, Mrs. 8AQUI. VTr ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a competent Klrl must havo good city ref erences. Gall at 04 second pi.

ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a competent girl; muat, come wen recgin mendod. Apply at o43 Franklin av. ANTED TO DO GENi.RAL HOU8E work in a small private family, a girl: reforenca raauired. Gail for two days at 240 St. Johns pl.

ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOU6E wovk. a competent eirl with good references. Ap ply at 170 Hcheruierhorn st. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE werk, a girl: good plain cook small family; eood Apply RALPH, 74 lMarey av, near Greene ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSK work. oxnerienced girl; foar in family; reference.

033 WilioughOy av. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE 1 work in a private larally, a smart, nay gin, wnn foronces. 843 Union st, eecomd door below Soveuth ASTKI) TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in private family, a tidy girl; must bo able to cook, wash and iron: German proforred; good ro.er ences reiiuired. 4o3 Pulaski st. WANTED TO DO GENERAL, HOUSE work, a girl; must be neat and experienced, with references.

2 Monroe Bt, corner Classon av. JANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSK work. a girl: must bo a good coek, washer and ironer and have good oity references. Apply at 34 Ster W' iNTEl) T6DcTOffrlAL HOUSE work for a small family, a good plaiu cook and goed washer and ironer; must bo nsat and clean. Apply at oncn at 300 Liviagston st, basement door.

ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work ina family of four, a first class girl; good wages; reference roiiulreo; uorman preicrruu. oou First St. ANTED TO" DO GENERAL HOUSE ivork. aarirl: none bnt one tborougbly competent need apply. Call for two days at 340 First st, between tutu anu Mxtn avs.

WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSK work, a girl; German or Swedish preferred; must have recommendations; excellent wages to competent girl. 3015 rlan oo St. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a oompetent girl; must be willing and obliging and come well recommended. 09 Greene av, near Clermont. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a family of four, a competent girl; good wages; must bo a Protestant and have city reference.

Apply for two days at4t( Henry at, near tlarrison. MT ANTED TO DO. GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl, in a family and nliin cook, washer and ire washer and iraner, willing and obliging. 2l2 Sterling pi, near Vauderblit av: iXTANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE YJ work, a good, smart girl referenoe. 343 8chr mfiruorn at.

WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl; no laundry work; must be a good cook and have best city reference good wages given. Gall at 870 Uarroii at. frospect neignia WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOU3E work, a girl also, a younr girl to mind a baby 15 months old; reference required. Call at once at Go Oranterry st. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSB work for two In family in a small flat, a tidy young girl; must be a good plain cook, washer and Ironer ana Iloep home at night.

Mrs. TYSON, 7 Decatur st, near Tompkins av. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOU.SE work, a neat, competent girl city roference required. Apply to day and to morrow at 898 Union street. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE wo i lr in rihrII family, em dc tent and relfjibl Swedish or German jrirl city reforeaco required.

Apply immediately a. 015 MoUonoueh st. nuir JUlph fcr ATBO TO 'DO UBNBUAXj' HOUSE work in a mvU family, German eirl; must uetvt and wilUnit a nct a pood washer od ironer. Apply at 157 tjlymor at, near Bedford an VITANTKD TO UO UENEKAL HOC7SE work, a competent girl must bo a good cook and Unndrefja; gdoA roiarence requirod; wagoe $1(5. Apply at '124 Hancock jit.

V7ANTED rO BO GENERAL HOUSE work, a reliable girl; must be a good cook and laundress and loud of children; a good and waeea for a trastworthy fcirl; referenco. Tnka Klai bnsh it car to Church laue, Vlntbtish, walk one block to Oosan ar tarn loft, call at lift hooae on left hand slda. TO DO UEJNEJiAJj HOUSE TT work in a small family where another Rlrl la kopt. a competent cirl; Gorman or mult bo a good cook and laundress aad Jiave city releronceB, Call tbia CTening and Wednesday morning at ou bt. James pi.

WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a eood kI; small family; must be clean, tldj and a good washer and ironer; wac8l bring: reerencetf. Mrs. H1IKPAHD, ilrat llat8y4 Monroo at. earitaipnaT, WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work. airl, jrood plain cook aud laundroin; qnick, neat and kind to children two adults aud two young ohildren; xmkob according to ability, Applyat HJ iiaiaey er, noar no oward av; lialsey at car passes tbe door.

T7UANTED TO DO LIGHT HOUSE work in family of tbree. a young German Protestant girl. Call for two days on Mrs. ft. MUEL LlJlt, 117 Cornelia st, near Broadway; WANTED TO ASSIST IN LIGHT bousowurk, a young girl; roference.

TOOKEIt. Uates ar, between Iledford and Nostrand.ring third boll. lmjiLuyiaem Asenuy. ATtT ANTED BBRVAWT8 MA A ED by ladles Brooklyn Rmployment Iluroau, 1D Pineapple st.one doortrom Fulton, directly opposite Uorj cord st, balf way between City Hail and bridge situations ready lu city and aountry 20 yeara WAS TKM KLP UAlvKS. ANTED A OLERK IN A GROOEIif store.

601 Atlaatle av. VS7ANTED HKTLER OR USEFUL MAN If In scaall private family. Address, AHTIBAN, Eagle office. FE.TJAt.lB9, 18 HAS AN IDEA. Chapman Wants to Have a Talk With His Wife.

He Finds a New Champion 'Wailing for Him in Court Te day in the Torson of Mrs. Louise Ellis, a Distant BelatiTe From Jersey She Says He Has No Friends Here and Wants to See Him Righted. Hawley Chapman has an idoa that a few minute' talk with bis wife would settle all the proceedings sua has taken aKainBt him, but Cora kaops steadily out of hi" way. He saw her thin morning as he was riding down to Justice Walsh's court on the rear platform of a DeKalb avenue oar with Warden Doyle of the jail. Ohap.

man tipped his hat gallantly to Cora, but she did not appear to notioe him. Instead she turned into the Arbnckla building, where the Chapman lawyer, Mr. Jerry A. Wemberfr, has his offices. Hawley was disgusted ad shouted for her to stop, but she paid uo hoed to him.

He triud to get off the oar but Mr. Doyle persuaded him to stay on the platform until Myrtle avenue was reached. In court Mr. Ohapmart found Mrs. Louise Ellis, a distant relative, whose home is in Montclalr, N.

waiting for him. Mrs. Ellis carried with her a letter of introduction from Hawley's Aunt Julia to his counsel, Mr. Ceoke. Mrs.

Ellis is a thin little wtman, who wears rich clothes and has a determined way. She told Hawley that ho had journeyed to Brooklyn to proteot his interests and the prisonor assured her that he was, iudead, very much obliged to her. He introduced the little woman to his jailer and seemed glad to have a friend. Justice Walsh hart decided that he would have nothing mere to do with the oaae until the question of Chapman's mental condition had been definitely settled in some higher court. Cora's lawyer, Mr.

Audersou, visited the magistrate early this morning and asked for another adjournment of the hearing on the charge that Hawley had threatsnod Mrs. Chapman's life. Mr. Auderson explained that he proposed te take the matter before a justice of the supreme oeurt, because Judge Moore bad refused to consider it. Tho latter had already given an opinion concerning Chapman's mental con ditlen, and did not care to have the case brought before him far final deoision.

Justice Walsh, therefore agreed to send Hawley back to jafi until Mr. Anderson had concluded his proceedings in thu higher court. When Hawley and Mr. Doyle appeared before Justice Walsh to day the magistrate itiformed them of his dacision. He told the warden to take the prisoner back to jail.

This did not suit Hawley. "I saw Mm. Chapman on the street to day, and 1 think she is comins here to meet me," he said. "I would much rather wait here until she comes." "I think yon had betUt ko baok to jail with Mr. Doyle," decided the magistrate.

"Who is this lady 7" he asked, indieatine Mrs. Ellis. The womau, who had bean very much inter etad in the conversation, answered promptly and sharply for herself: "I am related te Mr. Chapman, and I have come ever here to see that he gets ins ties. It seems to me that he has no friende." "Ho will eet justice, madam," responded Justice Walsh.

Hawley had souse enough to fear that his champion had made a faux pas. "I wish to he hastened to explain, "that I have no fault to find with the treatment I have received. I havo been very kindly treated indeed." Juttioe Walsh instructed Mr. Doyle again to take Chapman back to the jail pending further proceedings in the higher court, but Hawley had an idea that he would prefer te see his wife fh'Bt. He Bupjsosed she was then in Mr.

Wcrnberg's office, and he asked, ''Mar I not stop, on my way to jail, in Mr. Wei nberg's office?" "No," replied the magistrate, "I think yen had better koep away from there." The prisoner reluctantly left court on his way back to Raymamt street and his new champion, Mrs. Ellis went with him. She returned iu a few minutes to assure tho magistrate that she was in this city by the request of Aunt Julia to see that nawley was fairly treated and again the magistrate told her that the prisoners interests would be well consorved. Counselors Cook and Anderson appsared bofore Judge Drkman to day.

Mrs. Chapman's counsel argued to have the husband sent to an asylum, but not at Aaiitrville. Mr. Cook thought Chapman sheuld go to an asylum, but only temuo rarily. The judge decided to leave the questien of the mill's insanity to a jury and the hearing will take place on next Friday.

Two Hcspnr.D Dollars tk Prizes Tho popular Pochette Parlor Game tournamont. Tho person throwing ten balls, making the highest score, wins first prize, 1J100. Circulars, 591 Knlton st, Brooklyn. Favor 4 Co. Coughs fisom Colds, Consumption and other laag troubles l'rora courts.

Onra yonrs with Piso's Cure for Consumption. Druggists. ctnta. Get the Sunday Eaolk The best and cheap est Sunday paper published Prioe 3 cents. .71 A It IS I ED.

GKUBE SEIXAS At Now Orleans, 29 1801, by the KiRht Rev. J. Lambert, P. Dr. XR1CK Vi'.

Gf.vue of Brooklyn Hish School to Alma. Marie Emimi: Seixas (nee Daniel), Uauchtor of John I.inn late Jndge of the Supreme Court of Louisiana. ADAMS In this city. Vebrnaiy 'i. Wizard Adams, in tho year of his affo.

Relatives and friends aro tnylted to attend the funeral Irom his ltto residence, 154 Twenty third st. on Thursday. February 4. at 2 P. M.

Albany and Gruonbnah papers please copy. AVKItV On Fr January 20, 1803, at her resi dence, Minth at, Mrs. Harriet B. Avery. Interment at Middlotown, Conn.

BAIIJ.IK In Brooklyn Sunday. January 31, Habhiet widow of tho Into Peter R. Bailllo. "uneral services on Wednesday, February at 2 P. Af from hor late residence, (Jroene av.

15 JHLANDEH tln February 1 1 802. PHILIP BOHLAK DKR, husband of Fredericlca, aged J)'l. Members ol H. Perry post No. 80.

G. A. R. i also Alieinauia lode and Conclaro also members of the Thirty ninth rogiraont, N. Y.

O'aralmldi uards, are respectfully invited to attend tho funoral on Wednesday, February at 2 o'clock, P. from his late residence, 3n5 DeKalb av. Interment at Cypress IfiJls. BKUH1I On Monday, February 1, suddenly, of pneumonia. Ma rn.fiA wio of tseorae 3.

Brush. Funeral services at her late residenoa, 81 r. ifayotto av Wednesday evening. February 3, at o'clock. CARL1N On Fohi jary 1.

1802. at his residence. 27G President st, Urooklyn, N. James A. CakliN( aed 20 years.

Funeral piirate, in family plot at Groenvrood. DK WOLF On Sunday, January 31, at her residence, 320 Seventh av, Mrs. Maiigabxt A. Dr. Wolf, bo lewed wife of D.

K. De Wolf. Friends and acquaintance aro respectfully iavitcd tn attend her funeral at the Strone pi BapiiEi clr.i.eV on lay, l'ehrcary 3. at 2 P. M.

ilENTZE.N'KOWEK On MoDday, February 1, Wn.LI.lM Hentzinhodeh, in the 113d year of his ai Funeral services from his late residence, t'linton Wednesday, February 3, at P. 31. Friends are respectfully invited. HICKEY At Far P.ockaway, L. Michaix J.

Hickey, Ofte 30 years. Funeral rviccs at St. Mary's Star of the Sea chapel. Far Rockar. ay, on Wednesday, February 3, at 0 A.

M. HICKET On February 2, Mrs. ELLIS HlCEET. Helatires and rionds and those of her son. Rev.

J. Hickey, are Invited to attend hor funeral from her late residence, 117Garliold pi, on Thursday morning, February thence to St. Francis Xavier's Churoh, Sixth av and Carroll st, whore a solomn reijuiem mass will he offered for tho repose of her soul at 10 o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Kindly omit flo HOW'LETT On Sunday evening, January 31, of scarlet Sever, Eurvu JosEvmVTZ, daughter of Henry J.

and Edith J. Ilovvlett, aged 0 years and 0 months. Funeral privato. JKNK.8 On Monday, February 1, FnAKK Jxnks of Brooklyn, aged (H years. The funeral services wilt he held at his lato residence, 315 State st, on Wednesday, February 3, at 3 o'clook.

Friends are kindly requested not to send flowers. MALONE January 31, 1802, at the rectory ol tho Ohurchof the Aaiumptfon, Iter. J. Ma LOHB, assistant pastor. Tho reverend clergy, friends and parishioners are respectfully invited to attend tho soloinn mass of requiem and iuneral at tho ohurch, York st, oomor Jay, on Wednesday, at 10 A.

M' HAIISHALI On Sunday, January 31, 1802, William 8. Mauskai.1., aged 38 years, son of tho lato Robert Marshall of New York. Funeral services at his lato residonce, o03 Lafayette av, Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, February 2, at 8 oclock. MCLAUGHLIN On Monday, February 1. 1802.

OiTH akj.ve, daughter of Bridget and the lats Hubort. McLaughlin. Relatives and friends are requested to attend tho fuueral from the rosidence of her mother, 727 President Bt, on Thursday, February 4, at 2:30 P. M. SAVEIIS On Sunday, Janttary.il, 1802.

John Savf.bs. Funeral from bis lato residence, 85 Williams av, on Wednesday, February 3, at a. 30 P. M. BWALM At Montsomery, N.

Sunday, January 31, jAHr. K. tSWALM, in her 82d year, formerly of Brooklyn, widow of Dr. 8. J.

Hivalm of Brooklyn. Funeral Wednesday, 1 1 o'clook, A. M. TERHY Suddenly, on Monday. February I.ANNA A only daughter of Oharlos V.

and Klizai. Terry. Relatives and friends are in vitod to attond the servjeos at tho residenco of her parents, 87 Pulaski st, on Wodnesdey evoninir, February at 8 o'clock. Interment at convonionoe of the family. TITUS January 31, Al KED O.

TlTCi, son of Henry B. aad Josephine A. Titus, in tho year of his ueo. Funeral 8'jrvicos st t))e rosidfiico of bis parents, 728 Greene av, Brooklyn, at 3 o'clock P. 31., Woduesday, February 3, interment privato.

TKAVIH (ln the 1st at his residouco, 1,107 Bedford av, JuftiAlt TltAVia, in tho 80th year of hl3 ago. Funeral service tho houso on third day, 2d 8 P. .11. liitTiueut at Yorktnwn, Westchester County, fourth day, 11 A. M.

WILLING In January 27, John Willins, after a louif aud painful iUnoss. TVH After a lingering illness al 113 First pi, Joijn J. hrother of Francis II. and tho lato Henry 11. White, in tho (loth yearof his ago.

Funeral will take place from his lato residence. 113 First pi, on Thursday, Fol raary 1802. at 10 A. SI. Relatives and friends aro respectfully invited.

Pioaeo omit tlovrers. BaoOKLYN VOLUNTECB FlilKMIiN'S ABSOCIATION A special mooting will he held in the rooms, Oity Hall, on 7'uosday ersnlncr, February 2, 1802, at 8 o'clook, to' take suitable action iu regard to the death ol our late comrade, Joun d. Wilms, late of Frontier Hose Company No. 5. Members are requested to attend.

EJonN Ooouinky, President, Ado. H. F. Corresponding Secietary. YAEGEIt On Tuesday, February 2, Aliok Cecilia, lnvArl find nnl nf A rtArlTt Yaiorb.

oa 3 rear and 17 days. ytfaeral prirati, Tuesday, at 8:30, from reaidearaj of nor parents, .01 uarrou jrarc. pi, near Fulton st; 3 story brick price 84,500. GEO. E.

LOVETT 50 Court St. FOR SALE HOUSE AT A BARGAIN 40 Cambridge pi, 3 story frame honse on wide lot. Apply to MORRIS P. FEttRIS, (Potter Building). 38 Park row, New York.

SALE HOUSE PARK SLOPE, 4 story briolt flat: rested at 81,284: price fine location near Hiith ar and Carroll St. ritci '41 QKO. E. LOVETT 59 Oourt st. FOR SALE HOUSE 165 NEW YORK av; ohotoe location; first house Booth ol St.

Marks av: 3 story and basement house, 24x48; lot ZSxllOi prico Apply to owner oa peemUoi. EOR 8 ALE HOUM 571 ST MARKS aT, near Bedford, in blook of story and basement; itent designs and kinds of stone; hardwood trim; extra plumbing; high ground; price low; terms easy. Apply to owner nd bnildar on promise SALE HO USB MAKE YOUR wife a nremsnt that nha wilt on (or ovrv dav she lives a comfortable home with easy stairs; parlor, library, ainD groom and kitchen all on one noor; 18,500. 1,0011 Doan st, near Bedford ay. It will pay.

(jORSALB HOUSE 86 GREENE AV A very finely built brown siono bouse in good or der: lot feet front. Apply to owner, Room 4, 48 Wall fit, New York or to J. DA VENPQHT BON A South Oxford at, corner Greene av, Brooklyn. ITtOR S.ALE HdUSE 2 AND basement brown stone house, 318 First st. between Fifth and fllith ars; 8 rooms and bathroom, with laundry extension; burglar alarm; ail 18 3ren premiioa, WM.

H. QUIOK. fjTOR SALE HOUSE ON TENTH ST, between ETiahth and iVinth ava storv brown stone: boxetoop; finished with all tho latest improvement ret tonable price and easy terms. luuaire) on premidei or of owner, THOMAS BllOWN. (i(J7 Tenth st.

FOR SALE ROUSE; RARE BARGAIN Elea ant in finish and desiiru: materials ot brown. stona, terra cotta and brick; xanoy tower; all known ccxiTflnienoss; seu at aaionisuing low price; nearetevav 8P! own terms; don't delay. Address OWNER, Bog 7, office. FOB SAV.R HOUSES NEW 2 STORY brtok filled fraiu houses improvemonts; 9 room nd laundry; one block trom Kings Oouuty Elevated station: $3,000, S300 dowo, 10 montbly. 0vner and builder.

D. LAJNG, Belmont a.ui Atkins avs. EOR SALK HOUSES JEFFERSON AV, nearTompkinB BUILT BY JOHN ADDING i ten months In building; superior 3 Aory basement fancy sloae front dwellings; choicest hari, noods throughout; latest novelties; elegant ohandeliera: tino tric gas lighting, eto. three minutes to Vulton at station 350 and 802 Jegeraon at always open. SALE HOUSE 900 2 STORY and basement brick, nearly new, lately frescoed and decorated; hardwood mantels and cabinet trim parlor iloor i all improvements; offer wanted.

Applyat once, 704 Hancock st; FOR SALE HOUSE ONROE ST near Franklin av, 2 story and basement (.3 rear), brown stone good order; convenient will leave mortgage. HAVILAKD SONS, 982 Fulton et. jlOR SALE HOUSE A GUEAT bararafn: offered low. easr terms: 10 Dromntly set well known astata '3 storv and basement, hidh stoop. modern, all improvements; neighborhood central, delightful and absolutely free from objsotlons; do not miss examining.

277 Maeon st, near Throop av. mOR SALE HOUSES UOSPECT 1 Haishts. Heights, Twenty second and Ninth wards: dweii Cnat houaea at urtasn raneinir from fitl.000 ta 435.000. with all modern improvements: sanitary plumbing, elea trio work and cabinet trim, with hard wood; location and improvements thfl best in the eity. Apply to WJLLIAM J.

TATE. 307 Flatbnah av, corner of Prospect pL FOR SALE HOUSE BARGAIN EASY terms; new ii story basement brown stose. 13 rooms and bath; adapted for one or two families: hard white wood cabinet trim; cherry mantels; elegant mirrors; plate glass front doors; 034 Monroe st, east of fituyvesant av: send for circular, STEWART WALSH, ownar. 643 Madison st. FOR SALE HOUSES 3 STORY; AND basement stone dwoliinc on Macon st, near Sumner ar: bay fronts, box stoops, superior hard wood throughout; replete with ovary artistic improvement: two minutes (oKiaes County road.

Apply to architect, on premises, T62 to Maeon st. or owner, 35. WILLARD JONE8, 49 Nassau st. Now York OUy. OR SALE HOUSE A MODEL HOUSE BiTirniDV xt a a.

nrsTvlpniaVT '1 Sl i. 1 UI (lUll A. IS 111 1 1 DIVLf UU basement brown stone; very moe for two small famVhea or one lare and comfort combined; 10 rooma, ii bathrooma. 2 kitchens, back sUirivay. dumb nailers, 2 ranges, choxcatlhardwood throughout, ele Ofoa; three minutes station.

354 Jefferson av, pear Tompkins. FOR NALtUriaFiON, dec. FOR SALE PIANO UPRIGHT; nsed one yoar Stainway; bargain. WI8SNBR, 298, 2I8 and 30ii Fnlton st. Open evenings.

7OR 8 ALE PLAN OoJlflO UPRIGHT Ml ootsvee; in perfeet order; guaranteed. AN jfcrU)DN 334 Fulton at. FOR SALE PIANOS 326 TO 350 FOR bejrloners: all in jrood condition. ANDERSON 334 Fnlton st. iTlOR SALE PIANO ELEGANT 1 upright; erarr improrement: enjrrared panels; silver trimmings full steel hack; triple strung; Chiclcer3 lag; bargain; must be sold.

557 Fulton st. IjlOR SALE PIANO A GENTLEMAN JT will sacrifice large 8000 upright grand for siWer trimmings, engraved panels, 7 octaves, steel baok, triple attune; bought new three months ago: seen day or evening, SJ54 Gates av, near Broadway, first flat OR SALE PIANOS A MAGNIFICENT Gearee Stock uarlor rrand: cost. SI .100 S'oO will buy it; uprights, slightly used, S155, 8170; warranted; elegant upright pianos rented. $3.50 monthly; good organ, $30. HK1NH1UHS.

048 Fulton st, nsar Fort Greene pi. FOB SALE iiETTBKS ABOUT 100; stiit.hl. ar lor.turo room of Sundar school room. Apply to F.UtSENE SAMMIS. 1,115 Fulton st, Brooklyn, ft.

x. TCTOCND ON SEVENTH AV, A WATOH. JT Inquire at Methodist Episcopal Hospital. LOST A LIGHT RED IRISH SETTER DOG, leathered white and answering to the name ol lluke. A suitable reward will be paid ij relumed to 1GG Vernon ar last seen at Nostrand and I.atayette avs.

LOST VRIUAY RE AT AN BITOH, black, with white stripe oa breast aiiout 27 inches high. Finder will be sui tably rerrarded by returning same to 0U4 Third ar, Brooklyn. boT ON MONDAY EVENING POCK Bi ETiiOOK, with fuJl name and address on papers inclosed. The finder will be suitably rewarded ana so questions aakd by roturningto Jl Macon st. I OST LAST THURSDAY, A LADY'S JLiZopen faced silver WATOH, with monogram.

Finder wfilue suitably rowarded by returning it to 95 Gates LOST MONDAY, A FOX TERRIER; head black, white atripe between eyes round black spot on rump; ave inch tail; heavy brass spiked collar. Liberal reward on return to '345 Carroll st. LOST A OKILD'S SILVER WATCH AND OHAIN, Monday ovening on Seventh or Fiatbush avs, to Dean Ht. Suitable reward if rotarnod to 415 Dean st. LOST OIS SUWDAY AFTERNOON.

A sUrer link BRACELET, going from Hancock tt, near Tompkins av. through Tompkins to Gates, through Gate to iSostraad, tlirough Nostrand to Urene. Finder will be rewarded by leaving it at oil Groone av. OSTMALiTYORKSHlRE TERRIER, Sunday evening, near Oiinton and Montague sts: collar steet trimming amt padlock; name Dolly. Liberal reward paid aud no questions ssked, on return to Yfbl.

A. FQWLKR. 137 Joralemon at. rqjKB rusti. BROOKLYN ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING THE CONDITION OF THE POOR, 104 Livingston at The usual monthly meeting of tho Board pV Man a.

era of this society will bo held for February at tho NiW BRANCH DEPOT. 470 Throop av, noar Uatee, on FEBRUARY 3, at 8 o'clock P. M. All raoiubera and subscribers, as well TlS, th public gonoral ly, aro cordially invited to the reception al this place, to bo held between tbehpursof 'I and 10 P. M.

of the same day. Come and inspect our new building. A. L. WHEELOOK, President.

JOHN A. WEXEN, Secretary, AW THE COMMITTEE ON LAW OF li the Common Counoil will moot in the Common Council Chamber. City Hall, on FRIDAY KVENIXU. February 1 at 8 o'clook. By order of RlUHARi F1CKER1NQ, Chairman.

COISPOH.VnON NOTICES. npo CONTRACTORS FIRE DEPART Ja. MENT. Tjawronoa street, Brooklyn, February 2 1HS2 Sealed be received at this office ua til February 1SU2. at l.

noon, FOR BUlLOlXt; AN1 EQUIPPING A COMPLETE CENTRAL OFFICE PlvANT for tbe lire alarm telegraph Bertico of the Brooklyn Fire Department, tho said plant to be properly placed in the new Firo Deoarlment Headquarters building, Nos. S(i) and 470 Jay itreet, now in process of erection. Biitders tuuiit submit detailed descriptions and plane of what they propose to furnish. Each proposal must be accompanied by a deposit of in money, or by certified check payable to order of the Commissioner of tho i 'ire Department, to be returned to the bidder In case his bid Is rejected by the Fire Department. In cat the party or parties lo vrhom tho contract may be Awarded shall neglect or to enter into con tract, the amount depositod.

as above specified, will bo retained as liquidated damages for Buch neglect or refusal. Furthor information and forms of proposals ca bo procurod on application at tbe Fito Department. Pro Sosats will not be considered unle accompanied by the oposit aforesaid, and also by an undertaking jp writing, of two securities, on each proposal, tvho shall qualify as to their responsibility In tne sum of 5 'i 5,000 that if tbe contract bt: awarded Co the party or parties proposing they will become bound aa nts or their surety for lt faithful performance; aud in case he or they shall neglect or refuse to execute tha contract, if so airardod them, that they will pay to the City of Brooklyn the difference between the price so proposed and the price at which tho contract may be mane with any other person or persons. Proposals to be indorsed "loth Fire Department.1' The said proposals will be pnbliely opuned and announced on tbe 3 3th day of February, 1892, at tbe hour of 12 oelock, noon. The Commissioner re ttrres th right ta reject any and all bidsBy order of the Common Council, dated Brooklyn.

January 5. 1S9'J. JOHN KNNIS, Comausdioaer of th Fire Depaitmeot. Attest; William Mooftg, Deputy Commissioner and Chief Clerk. te2 lOt ttlKROGATE'S ftOriCE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon George S. Abbott, Surrogate of tbe County of Kings, notice is hereby given, according to law. to all persons havinc ctoim a inst JANE WILLIAMS, lata of the City of Brcoklyp, dacflaaod, that they are required to exhibit tho same, with tho vouchers thereof, lo tho subscriber at her place of transacting business, at the offico of Jackson Bun, 45 Broadway, ia. the City of Brooklyn, on or befor tao 10tb day of August next Rata. February 1.

1HD2. JANE fiREKNK.I Administratrix, with will anuexad. Jackson A Bubb, Attorneys for Administratrix, 43 ffroad nray, Brooklyn. e' pro Tn PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Kincs, notice it hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims against ANNA MARIA JAEOK, fate of the Oity of Brooklyn, County of iugi. deceased, that they are re a aired to exhibit the same, with tha vouohers thereof, to the subscriber, at his residence and 8 lace ef business.

No. 1(31 Fourteenth street, in said ity of Brouklym on ot bfor the first day of March next. Dated Auguat 18. 1H91 aulS OmTu MARTIN GASS. Kxeeator.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon. Georgo B. Abbott, Surrogate of the County ot Kings, not fee is hereby given, according to law. to all persons hariDtxlaiins against JAMES VT. OLRK, laV of the Oity of BrookJjrn, N.

deceased, that they are required to exhibit tho same, with tho Touchers thereof, to the subscribers at their pfaco pf transacting business ef the undersigned, at the office of Gerard B. van Wart, 16 Court street, Brooklyn, on or bforo the 1st day of July. Datad Doce'nbea 14. 1891. WILLIAM W.

OLARKJ LOUISA MBTTLEB, Kxoootor OErtxax B. Vas Wart, Attorney for Executors, 10 Court strest, Brooklyn, deL4 6iuM PROFESSOR R. DRUBEN'8 ELITE Danoing Athenettm Building, ooruor Clinton st and Atlantic av teaches at(. dances; 20 class leasons for $iv. ialtz guaranteed in pnrato lesions, 4 clas leesons monthly.

SI; clasij lessons aftemoous and oveniugs; privato lessons any time; send for circular. MR MEIjVFLTiR'S DANCING ACAD EMY, 442 Pacitio st. corner Novins CHILDREN'S MATINEE SATURDAY, Fobruary 0. 2 P. M.

Academy can bo engaged ror private receptions, civ. Send for circular. TEINliANDKK'S UAHUISU AuauasiX 01. Classes MOKOAV awl THUKSDAY EVENINGS. All 1110 lavesi uauces vauKUb.

SKND OR OALL FOK OtKCRlLATt. IIECF.IVGH'S NOTICE. ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Patrick J. Oarlln. dnlr amiointod recsirnr of tlin IKlilll JfU'lEH COMPANY hv order of tho Sn nrumoJourt ot sue Macoot aaur rork.

made and ontored iu Iho ottico of the (Jierk of tho Comity of Kings ou the liitii day of May, 1S01, hereby aires notice that he irill prsson an rondor his acoou uts as such receiver to tho Supremo Court of StatQ pf Nsn York at a Bpucial term thereof, to bo held at tho County Court Houso. in tho City of Brooklyn, on the 1st day of February, 1S.9 at 10 o'clock iu the forenoon of that day, or as soon thovcaftur as counsel can he heard. Dated Urooklyn. January 11 1W2. P.

J. CAKl.IN, Ueeefror. M. K. McGoi.uaicjt, Attorney for Uecoiver, 150 Broadway, Noivjfork.

jail 3wM mo ALL WHOM IT MAY CONOBKN JL Tho l'ranklin Trust Qpmnany. dull apnointoa le oeiTorof the property of the UROOKLYN bUKAK BE F1NINU COMPANY, by order of the Supremo Oourt of the Htate of New York, inado and enteiod in Ibo oflioe of the Olork of the Ooivotyof Kings, on the 4tli day ot Auguat. Irill hereby gives notice that it will present and render Its Recount as such root er to th.9 bupreiuo Oourt of tha State of New York, at a Special Torm thereof tobohold at thB ConntyCourt House.iu the City of Brook. lvn nn ty, 1 ilnv nt Fnlixuarv A. D.

lOo'cloctc in the forouaon.or as soon theroallor as oounssl can hp loard. Datod Urooklyn, January '41, 13U2. FBANKLlS qpROar; OOjiP ANY, Reoelyer, Joan WINSJWiT. Aitomoyjor neoeiTBr, aw uori sa. Proojflyfi.

i. ja3l aTU Eft EAGijEf BVaUlY DAY. IN Xtm YtKOBi OARD 273 DEAN BT A HANDSOME J3 second story baok room, has hot and oold water, inclosed and largo olosets, heated; also largo square rooms on third iloor, wlthvhall bedroom; all are newly and comfortably furnished, with every conrenienca terms moderate. BOARD A SECOND FLOOR FRONT aleore and large square room, with large closets and all improvements; 2 pleasant ballrooms, with first class table; good locality; convenient to station and Loss Island Half; table boarders taken. a wiiuin ten minutes' waig or uity 128 St.

Fell at. BOARD WA.TTEO. BOARD WANTED FULL BOARD a gentleman and wife; prefer privato family; state terms. T. olHoe.

BOARD WANTED BY A PlJtfY OF students, rooms and. board within ten rainatesof Pratt Institute. Address ST(! DEMI'S. Eagle office. OARD WANTED IN VICINITY OF 'Clarroll nark, bv sentlnman.

Arldre.q Rni agleofflee. OOARD WANTED A YOUNG GEN JL'P. tinman of renoement, who Is able to givo most ei eeUeBt references as to family and habits, wishes a home te a Address J. S. Eagle office; OARD WANTED i A LARGE ROOM, with small rodta.

conneotlng, boat, light, with IforgeEtleman, wile, and child; Uelgbts or Uill board terms; referanoei encbanged. Addrei i. Q. flagie otBoe. i FtitxyisHEa noons.

FURNISHED ROOM LARGE FRiONT bed room to rent; suitable for twei men; oenventeaS to Long Island depot. 612 Atlmtlo av, Brooklyn, FURNISHED ROOMS 57 CONOOBD et Large front room ou second lloor; also ft haJl room; both sunny rooms; hoaftfl thoroughly boated; only three blocks from bridge antrauce. InUKNISHED ROOMS 110 HENRY 5T, near Clark Nicely furnished rooms, with alt coa Tenienoes; fiio minutes' walk to bridge and ferries; terms moderate. FURNISHED ROOMS 187 JORALK inon one blook from Court at and Oity Hall To xntlemoa a beautiful Jarge front room and nail room; bouse first class; central location; five minutos lo bridge. Wall St and Fulton orrlea OAchaiiged.

IURNISHBD'ttCToM A LARGE HALL room, Tory comfortably fmnlsbsd, fri houB with pri rate American family, to let; u.eofbath; noar both surface and elevated cars; price, $1.25 a week. 157 Clifton pU lURNISHED ROOMS A SECOND floor front, with folding bed, with or without ball room; bathroom on floor; private house; nar ntation board, if desired. 318 Eighth, at, between Fifth aad Sixth URNISHJED ROOMS UNITED STATES Hotol, Kulton and Water sts. New York Newly fur aisbedreomsat reduced prlees; special rates by tho week or munth, with or without board; rooms refurnished to snit permanent parties restaurant on ground floor prt vate dining rooms for dinner or Bopper parties. TO S.E'ff SlOtJSES.

mo LET HOUSE A LARGE HOUSE. JL with all accommodations for boarding bouse. Ollnton st. rjlO LET HOUSE NEW 2 STORY BASE JL ment brick house, box stoop Twenty fifth ITard, near atatioa; ait improvements, with furnace 0 rooms. posaeeBion lmmeaiately; rent tga.

Address (J. ir. rte eon 0, 10 Oourt sv. TO LET HOUSE ONE OF THE ROW of 3 story and basement brown stone fronts, sunny eldoof Amity st, between Ulinton and Henry: 11 rooms; nsstairfl dlningroom i mirrors in parlor; bay windows; plenty closets. D.

MARTIN. 31 Broad at, M. Y. mO LET HOUSE $20 PER MONTH i small brick house, fj rooms, on Warren pi, the prettiest little street in Brooklyn; runs from Wlrren it to Baltic, below Henry; 10 minntes' walk to South Ferry. Imaulre at office 139 Baltlo st.

TO LET HOUSES OWNERS WISHING to rent Ibeir property will do well to send in by February 15. as tho season has opened and we expect a good Spring business OHARLES E. HOTALINO. 441 Sumner av, ooraer Mcbonough st. TO LET HOUSES 304 MACON ST, near Sumner ar: fine location 3 story brown stone; improvements: 14 rooms: SAO; 333 day st, 15 rooms: 439 Decraw st, $30: others.

"WILLIAM D. GRACE, Willoughby at, oorner Jay, and 203 Montague street. TO LET FlvATS. TO LET FLATS ALL LIGHT ROOMS; newly decorated all improvements. Apply to OWNER, 257 Greene av.

TO LET FLATS S14 TO SMALL FAMI 4. lies; second flat of 4 all light rooms: hot and oold water, stone tubs, dnmbwaiter, elsotrio bells aud door openers; fine street; ten minutes to bridge. Janitor, 141 fonrth av, near Butler. TO LET FLATS STEAM HEAT; COAL furnished forrange3; janitor's attendance; parlors decorated all improvements, and only $17 per month for these elegant flats. RICH ARDS, P' TO LET FLATS IN THE SPENCER Klegant flats.

'23 Spencor pi, 8 and 0 rooms all improvements, hard wood trimmings, heated and janitor service; twelve minutes from bridge: $30 lo $35: open Sunday. Apply to ROBKBT tVlllERG, 23 Spencer plaae. rglO LET FLATS ELEGANT; 7 ROOMS; JL all improTements; eleotric bolls; bath, 1,110, 1,112, 1,114 Fulton et, near FranUlin av station also ltOOy newly decorated immediate possession reduoed rents. Apply on promises or to 13. O.

VAN AUKEN, 55 Broadw ay, New York. TO LBT FLATS OF 5 ROOMS AND bathroom, all tho latest improvements ir rorB. buffets, cabinet trim, fireplace heaters, portieres papered to suit: hMIs elegantly furnished. Apply on pramisas, 128 Cornelia st; Ualsey Bt or Gates I station. mo LET FLATS $12 TO 814 PER month Finest location in the city; 4 rooms and bathroom; cheapest and boat arranged all modem lm bells, door openers, dumb waiter; halls furnished relret carpot on stairs: lighted, eto.

new flats on Jefferson ar. between Bedford and Noa trand.Apply tji53 janitor TO LET FD ATaSF LOOK 3 7 6 A Eighth ar, near Thirteenth st. twelro minutes to bridge, first single flat, 4 rooma and bath, 11; 431) Uegraw st, lower part, 5 roms and bath, 20; second floor, 4 rooms, $12; ti(i7 Oreen av, near Stuytesant, fine location, nice lower part cottage house, rooms, all improvement $18; small store aud 3 lirlmr rooms, 1UO ttliory uuoia st, hear wu.ougnny, tower nart. 4 room 3. Alfl 1 B7 Hiirh at.

noar Rridci second oor. 16 and third floors, 8 rooms, $15 each; first floor, 136 York: st. 3 rooms, flats, a oar me nts. fill; others; largo and email WILLIAM H. ORAOE.

Witloaghby st, corner Jay, and 203 Montague Bt, TO liET PAtlT.1. OF HOliS TO LET PAKT OF HOUSE SKOOND floer. cousifitinar of 3 large rooms and use of bath. 272 Dean at, near Kevins; perfect oondition; private brown stone house; rent reasonable to desirable tenant. Apply on premises or to Mrs.

SOH.WAKTZ, owner, 02 I'ourth av. TO I.ET FOR HUSH MBS PUKPOSliS TO LET LOFTS 2 with power if required; LOFTd, 25X75 1 139 Steuben at, near myrtle av. ad areas OTTO L. PETERSEN, 20 Beaver st. New York LET FACTOiiY SHIHT FACTORY and laundry, 029 Atlantic av, near Long Island Eailroad deoot.

Jippjy to iiid rjuvuo, oria Building, New York. TO LfcT FLOORS WITH POW.BK FltEt aud second lofts, each 30x120; also 4 story unefc building, 40x40; also smaller floors, steam heat, elevators. Apply on promises, 260 Plymouth Bt. OARY A STttVENSOlV, 190 FaUon ijt. TO BT FL OKS iTH POWER Two upper flors, 04x85, oorner St.

Marks and Underbill avs; all modern improvements; abundant powur. Apply on premises, or to EO. W. SHIKBLER. 8 Liberty pi, New York.

mO LIST BUILDING OR LEASE JL Brooklyn, K. largest building to lease for a term oTwrars The 5 story and basement iron front building, 72i feet front, 12o feet deep, now nearly comxiletod: is suitable for any large business, being advantageously located at tho mnctioa ol Broadwav and South Eijehtb. st; two stations close by, and tour lines of horse cara pass tne aoors. for parLioiuars apply to KELSEY A SUYDAiU 147 Broadway, Brooklyn. mo LKT APARTMENTS IN THE BED JL fordshiro, Pacifio at, near Bedford ay; juBt completed; 7 all light outside roomB, heatod; rents $35 to $42.

Apply to janitor on premises. TO LET APARTMENTS IN THE JEF ferson A second and fourth floor, all modern improvements and heated by furnace 8 roams and bath; jiewly decorated; rent $40 and $35. Apply oa premises, corner jetTorson and Throop avs. nnO LET APARTMENTS IN THE MON Si tana, 015 St, Marks av, earner Bedford; steam heat, passenger elevator, good service tenants may avail thom seireso; ino uinmgroom ii vney cnooso, inus escauiniz much of the care of houBokeeninir: location very desirable; convenient to tho park. Kings Co.

Lnd uonu.v ifiauu btaiiuua, vnv muuinna priufo are oi cent. lower than thoso of any qtber apartment honse Oa not ei in oraoKiya ononng similar aceommooauons. lii'MOWR'S'S poF.im mO LET HOUBK IN PLATNFIELD, depot; rent $20 per month. AWoss B. H.

0., i'sflo TO mo LET STORE A FINE OORNER A. opposite a public school: soifcable for abakery and lunch counter; liberal terms to the riffht party; choiee residout neighborhood. Apply to HlYfflliD WK1GHT.254 TompkinB ar. TO LET STORES ELEGANT, LARGE light 1,110,1,112, 1,114 Pulton at, noar Franklin av stationt can be thrown into one store; also 1,200 and immediate possession: reduced rents. Apply on promises or to H.

O. VAN AUKEN, 55 Broad way, ftewrora. IO LET STORES OFFICES, DESKS, deskroom.aear Oity Hall st, near Willouch by, new store, living rooms, any business; 218 Myrtle aT, parlor store for barber, $18 others. WILLIAM H. ORAOE, Willouehby st, corner Jay, and 201) Moatague tt.

ti puiisisai50. mO LET FLAT FURNISHED A VERY handsonoly furnished flat Iron May 1 8 rooms all improreraents; hosted sod Janitor's service. Apply Ii, II. WIBERG. 23 Spencer pi.

TO lyET OOIW. TO LET ROOMS 1 OR 2 LARGE UN furnished front rooms to let on second floor, for one or two adults only; bathroom, on floor; references required. J.8.B., Uti FultOBSt. FOIt SVI ti ltKA Ij ESTATE. liOR SALE LOTS 1) I A JD jt lo's i Ninth a Tvrentr 'ourth Wards; also lots iu Tvaiith IVaid for ceuementBoc tories; water front and httrTesto rent at foot Court st; larflesiabl 17 atalts.

Sixth vVard toiont J. P. ROBINSON, Bca.a. st, yen York. FOR SALE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE property, Nos.

28, 30, 34 and 30 Fulton st, i Undina through to Doughty a rontar of 1 15 feat en Fultoa st and 128 lost on Klisabsth st. The buifdtnrs oo the property are suitable for bust aess purposes: one separate buildinc 4007, very aub Stantlally built apd tborouxblr Sroprool most desirable for faoCery, etarsga, or other bear business. Two boilers, one 80, the other 100 horse poer; two enxinea, am eleotric lbyht plant, snafliug eenneetlng otashtaory with power la all toe buildings.asay be bought tilth the pteperty. Applr to tT. HESTBB, Axle oiaee.

FOR" SALE STORE PRt)PE RT 'OOR ner on ParU Slopa; rented and payins; OTer 10 per cent, net on iriTo.ttnient: almost new and in fine condition price 913,500. GEO. E. LOVETT 50 Uourt st. 5'OK BjlOR SALE FLAT AND APAK'fMENT ev houses on Prospect heights.

Twenty second and Ninth wardB; eood investments foi buyers; at prices from 40.P00 to all wall rented and good locations. Apply to WIIAJAM J. TATIS, 307 Fiatbush aT, corner Prospect pi. FOH SAIjE tWII.tXHV I'ftOPEBTT. ORTsAL FARM OF 70 Wlnthrop, Knoil houso, barn, otc; price 451jaOO.

Addrosa JT. SKAATS, Wlnthrop, Ooun. TIOR SALE HOUSE IN PLAIN FIELD, N. a oottaire of 8 rooms: or would exchango for Brooklvn nronertv. Address A.

II. P. O. Box aew rorn uiiy, FOR SALE HOUSK ON A PLOT OF ground, (iOilOO. a handsome detaohod villa; nil tnodorn Improvuinsuts; gas, furnaoo, bath, vory easy terms.

Apply to FHED. O. OOOIIKU, 100 Montague st, Brooklyn. KAI.R REAL ESTATE FLAT bnBh nrooerty. near PioBpoot.

Park, on irf nf VnnriArhili et. nlift tcot oastorlr from southeast comer of Vanderbilt and Short sts, near old Coney Island road, and Unown as WindsorTorraco. 10 Buritna Slip, New York. FOR 8AI.B SJnJSAM WlOPEKCT. I7IOR SALE REAL ESTATE PLAT bush property, near Prospeot Park, 7url08, on southerly side of vanderbilt st, r25 feet easterly from southeast corner ol Vanderbilt and Short sts, near old Gooey Jsla jid road: and known as ipdaor Torraoo bmw, vt, FOR SAf.tt WALW HTAtllF! A 2 ST OH or country.

058 Saokott st. WANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG man who is willing and obliging; understands the oare of horses; Is not afraid of work. Address FltANK, Boi 8, Eagle office. ANTED SITUATION IN BROKER'S or any other office, bra yonng man: 19; eiperl euceu; wuuug to worn gooa reieronuo anu lypowritor. Address QKOBUB h.

MOORM. 33 Fort Qroeno pi. XANTBD AS WAITER and he nsefnl Ina nrlrate famllv. hva nolorerl nan; understands tho furnaee. Oall foe two days on GCyrTKB, 10 Chapel el, Brooklyn.

ANTBD SITUATION A3 A OOOIC. by man; first class dinner order cook carving; Sastry all its branches. ORISTBV, 138 leventh st, Bouth BrooklysL WANTED SITUATION AS A OOAOH Boan aad to work around house, by a German; tborbttalhly understands YJs business; referenoe. Ad WAJNTED SITUATION TO DO ANY kind ol work, by a respeotable Stylish lad, IB; Protestant; lately landed; is honest ana wiilbiK to work. Pleat address B.

till KlatbuBh av, ooklyn. ANTED SITUATION AS A BAK tender. bva'vonnsr man: can furnish seven years1 nrst eiass reterenoo from lass employer. Auoroes xx.n TBNDEK, 133 Nassau st. 7 ANTEDSITUATION AS A COACH man.

with Al rofereniaj; tlieroua blv understands fine horses and carriages, and a good gardner; married, no family. JOHN CHRISTIE. 93 Union st. South Brooklyn ANTED SITUATION AS OOAOH man or groom in riding academy, by a competent German nnderBlanda training and care of horaea per feotiy, and la a first, class rtder and driver. Address, P.

8., IS, Koekera' Hotol, 00 Fulton st, Brook lyn. 1757 ANTED SITUATION AS A OOAOH man, by a sober, industrious, young German man (single! thoroughly understands the care of horses, carriages, harness; jrood driver; also, good gardener lhaa the best of city references. Oall or adaress W. GARDNER, 310 Atlantio av. WANTEV PaoFEsBIOKtL.

ANTED SINGERS GOOD CHORUS voices fair nrominent oburch in East ern Distriot: nrivate lessons given in oxobanxe. Ad dress CANTO a 16', Kajle office. TB7 ANTED SINGER' TENOR SINGEtt TT far oharah choir: EnisooDal service: moderate compensation. Apply after P. M.

at 214 South Fifth street. WANTED PUPILS ROFE8SOR DURKGE extends an invitation to allwhears interested in sincere pianoforto playing to introduce his system of teaohing. Call Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, at S27 Fulton st. School of Acting and Music. WtNTliD imESHSJtKiriO.

WAKTBD DRBS8M AKIN BY GOOD fitter and draper, by the day; Taylor system; termB $1.50. Address Eagle Bedford branch. X7ST ANTED DRESSMAKING DR ESS maker deaires a few more customers (tailors system). 58S Union Bt. VSrANTED DRESSMAKING A GOOD i fitter, stvlitih trimmer and winhns a few oustomorsi suits $5 aad nprard, Mme, CK.LNLEY, 01 AUUJUiU Btt WANTED DRESSMAKING A dressmaker desires a few more engagements by tho day; understands childres sBwlng; terms $1.25 a day.

Address Miss HILL, oare Mrs. Uootos. 472 Bergen st. WANTED DKESSMAKJNGB AN experienced dressmaker, a few more engagements with private families to ga out by thejay; Is a first clase cutter and fitter. Pleaso oall at or aomre3B for one day 31 Olermoat at, Broekiyn.

7CT ANTED DRESSMAKING A THOB onehlv cemnetent first oless dressmaker would like a few ensairomenta bv ths dar: Is a uerfect litter and stylish nnlaker; best of xeferenoei given; might worlc at a reduced price tor mo present auu season, Ad aress Lj. box omoe. WAlVTEB tEWI St "VST ANTBD SEWING BY A OOMPE T. tent Swedish woman, to go ont foor days in th week. Call for two days at 101 Third av, top floor.

TTArVXEO Vf ASH lit ft, T7 ANTED WASHING AND IRONING By a respectable woman, by day or at borne. Call for two days on F. 11., 850 Fulton st WANTED WASHING AND IRONING By a respeotable colored woman, by the dozen, to take home has good oity referenoe. Call for two days at 81 DeKalb av. WANTED WASHING AND IRONING by a respectable yonng woman, te take home, or wonld go ont by tho day: is a first class laundress.

Please call at 810 Vanderbilt av, near Prospeot pK WANTED WASHING BY A RESPBO tablo Swedish woman, to tako in at her own home: obsrees moderate: is a very nice lanndress. Please oall on or address Mrs. ANDERSON. 137 Fontth av, WANTED VV ASHING AND IRONING Ladies' and gentlemen'a or families' washing to do at home by the dozen, week or month, or will go out by the day, by a firBi class lanndress: reference. Oall on or address Sirs.

McOUK, 1101) Lafayette av. 3n ANTED WASHING AND IRONING TT By a Swedish woman to go out by the day, or to take home by th. week or dozen: Is an excellent laundress; best of references. Call at 100 Fifth av, top floor. ANTED WASHING AMD IRONING Bv a rosDoctable colored woman, by the dozen, or families1 washing, to talc homo; has good cty reference.

Oall for two daya at 427 Hudson near DeKalb, top floor. WANTED WASHING AND IRONING By a firnt clatB laundress, to take home: TO cents per dozen; 35 cents rough dry, family wash at reasonable price; also will go out. Mrs. at 480 Warren street. S7 ANTED WORK AT ANYTHING, landed: Draotical TT by a Swedish man.

22. lately silversmith. Address O. SWENSON, 245 Bergen st. WANTED WORK OF ANY KIND, BY a smart woman; good washer and ironer; good oity reference.

55 Poplar pi, baaoment. WANTED WORK BY A RKsPECTA blo girl, washing, ar any kind of work, to go ont by the day. Oall for two days at 371 Dean at, first floor. WANTED WORK. BY A RESPECTA ble widow; washing or ironiag by tbe day or housecleaning, or will take washing home.

Pleass call at 131 Twenty third st, South Brooklyn. WANTED WOR1C BY A ble woman, to go ont by the day. at 019 DeKalb av, tep floor. RESPECTA. Oall for two days WANTED WORK.

BY A POORWOM an, washing or honsocleaning 1 per day. Please oall at 543 Grand av. In rear; Mrs. WILLIAMS. ANTED WORK BY A FIRST CLASS laundress to so out bv tho day or houseoleaning: best oity reference given.

Oall for two days, 888 Atlantic av, second floor. WANTED WORK BY A YOUNG widowed woman washing or ironing by the day or houseotcaniag. Oall for two days at 232 Myrtle av, near Bridge. "87 ANTED WORK WASH IN TO take home or go ont by the day, by a reliable colored woman; no objection to bousooleamng. Oall for three days at 6Sa Warren st, city.

ANTED WORK WASHING AND ironing, to take home or po out by the day, by a rospcotablo woman. Please call at 18 Carieton av. Brooklyn. V7 ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA TT ble A merioan woman; washing or ironing, to go ont by the day; or honssioaning; can give good roference. Pleaee oall at or address Hi North Portland ar 2 ANTKD WOKKt WASHING imiintr to awn out hv the rf.

e.w nr in tflk AND to take home, or by arospectablc co'ored woman has good city reforonoe. tor two days at 231 'Hilary at. WANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA ble woman, washing and Ironinz, to go out by the day or take home: 50 cents a dozm; or hotisecloantng has best city ref erence. .254 Greene av, noar Central fourth bell, a TANTBD HOUSE BY MAY 1, FOR 1 a family of adults, a modern built 3 story houso in good neighborhood, at reasonable rent; privilege of preferred. Address, with full particulars, PERMANENT, Eagle Bedford branch.

ANTKD HOUSES TO RENT, SELD and manage; our Ion? ostabllshod and fully responsible houso offers best facilities in successfully handling houso property and appraisements wttn practical knowlfid.ro and promptness. "WILLIAM H. UK ACE, Willoughby sc. eornor and 203 Montagus street. WA3VTBD.

PAKTS M03SE3. 7K7ANTED PAHT OF HOUSE PART TT of a ploaaant houso for light housekeeping; rent not to exceed i 1 8: new houso preferred: enly thrse in family. Address, with full particulars and number of rooms, D. DAVID, 1)87 Lafayette av WAXTGD BQOHISi, ANTED ROOMS 2 SMALL furnislied rooms for very liirht housekeeping, in a neat house with owner: rent must not ezoeou 9b per month. Address Mrs.

8. Eagle office. ANTED ROOMS 2 OR 3 LARGE unfurnished rooms and bath, bv voting couple: cuisine in house preferred first class location only; terms moderate. W. H.

Bor 2, Eagle office. ns ANTED ROOM FURNISHED unfurnished, bv a lady, in neighborhood of Pros pect park: room must he on socond lloor. Address for two days Eagle oBiee, A a SO AH kovs WANTED FURNITURE FOR CASH; worth of new and oeoond band furniture, pianos, carpets, merchandise, etc, In largo or small lots. Andreas I. R.

Post Office Box 1)2. ANTED LEFT OFF CLOTHING Ladies' and rentlemen8; I will pay 300 per cent, more than any dealer in tbe city. Oall on or address J. PHILLIPS, 6 1 Smitli st, between iSchormorhorn and State. 3 BOAKD ON THE HILL, 221 CUMBER land st, near Washington nark Double snd single rooms; references.

BOARD ON THE HILL 192 SOUTH Oxford st, a pleasant square room with all conven iences; also hall room. BOARD AT 272 CLINTON ST LARGE and amall rooms to lot, with board; convenient lo bridge and ferrleB. B'OARD ON THE HILL 491 OLASSON av 3 large pleasant rooms; fine location; near two elevated roads; eno blook from Putnam av. BOARD 2C5A SEVENTEENTH ST, near Fifth av 1, station Three or four centlemen can bo accommodated with firstclass board and beds. BO ARDD EBIR ABLE ROOMS, WITH board, at 11 Montague terrace.

Apply, with references, this week. BOARD 107 BALTIC ST, NEAR OL1N ton, large room, heated; $9 for two small room, $4 for one. BOARD 456 PACIFIC ST, NEAR NKV ins Large and Bmall rooms, southern exposure; five minutes' walk of all Land aurfaoo roads. BOARD THREE OK FOUR PERSONS accommodated with good plain board; large rooms, at 114 Second ul, South Brooklyn. OARD AT 132 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS A Urun desirable and deasant front room, with ImproToments, to let; with first olass board.

OARD 35(5 GREENE A SECOND oinrr vnnm. ftl.O ntWrOSSia. with OXeellent tablo. near tho Franklin station and two lines of street oars roference required. OOARD AT 1.151 AND 1,153 FULTON MJ st, corner Franklin ar Itarco front and backroom on first aud second floor; hot and cold water; good ta ble, at moderate prices.

OOAKU ON THE I HTS I 2 8 13 State at Large, nicely furnished second Btory front room; table nrst olass; referonoe given and re quired. HARD ON THE HEIGHTS DO PIER nv nneiiili Accnminodationa for ono ortwo BTngle LntIomen or two gentlemen wishing to room to gather; references. BOARD 110" HANCOCK ST NKAK Bedford av A ploasaut, square room to gontloman and wii'd or two mn; ronued fanjiiy; good table; thrue minutos of Fulton oteTated. "OARD 421 HKNItY ST LISA AN large and small roams; amnio closers; houae and table Hrst class; fuw miuutea' walk to bridge and ferries; torma very moderato. Bs? lies at OARD SECOR HOUSE, 201 CLINTON ucsirnuio rooms ana first class poaru for fami reasonable rates; sinslo rooms for zentleraon.

80 tine neighborhood; convenient to bridgo. OARD ON THEIEIGHTS ACCTJM" niodations for two or three young rpeu; aonTeniont tobridAroanJ forrieB: references. Ko. lti Montague street. BOARD 64 GREKNE AV HANDSOMi )y furnished lame and small rooma with board; for adults only; table bonrdcis can be aouommodated; references.

BOAllf AT39 SOHERMEItgORN ST Third story front room with all improvements: also hall room; good table; roferenqos expbang ed; tabb boarders accommodated. I OARD ifci STATE ST, BETWEEN Ji) Hoyt and Bond Two square rooms, with large olosets. eno on eocbhd one on third llnpr gas und xctnace neac. BOARD rIN A BEAUTIFUL a large front room, with oast and eontbern expjua qroand qpsn Are preferred! also, an unusually large hall room; table very good and all the privileges ol one's own home refer aqioi bjxth nr. BOARDr lN'PKiyATiJKAMJJjY.

HAW: aomely (nrnlahod w.oond story room thaw aw floer; for two aeutleujen or MBtismen ana wirereispme. nlenty mm tpftmotj e4 oold water reforoocoa" 33 guvrujigruuaTtteik, WANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE girl, by a respectable young Norwegian girt Call for two days at 120 Atlantio avL first floor. TT(iTANTED SIT ATIO AS A NURSE, Tf by a very oiporionoed woman; oan take entire obargo oflnfant from Its birth has the best of city rof onoo Call for two days at UH8WyokoD Bt. iSTW SITUATION AS A NURSE VV to an invalid or to wait on an old connlo, by a woman good seamstress: willing to raako herself nspful; first olasaroferouce. Gall for two dsysatS Aablaad place.

WANTED SITU AT1U.W AO A UlVOJi, by a respoctable young woman; is a good plain sower and a competent nnrse; has good city referenoe from last plaoer Flease call for two daya at 47 Adelpnl st. Miraee arm (oamstrosses. 1 7S7 ANTED SITU ATION AS A NURSE, TT by A na.lannn nnmnn rr.m,teilt to tafcO en tire charo of aninfanti personal city roference, Please call at d2c oacaoii' e. WANTED SITUATION AS A jxuwais and to osslst In upstairs work, by a respeotable young girl; best city reference. Call lor two days at 70 omita si, STANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE, by an nxuertencod young woman; oompetentta t.k.

nharse of infant: willing and oblking; good roler ences. oall on Mrs. aAtLNgYlpl High st. 11T VV or to aasist In ehambar work, by a yoang girl best of oity referenoe from last place. Pleaso call at Lit Harrison st; no cards answered.

fANTBD siTUATiON AS A NURSE, byan oinerlenced ProtoBtaut woman thoroughly competent of taking entira charge of young Infant orougnt up om duimd mil uo juiiuu worthy; geod reference. Carieton av. 7 ANTED SITUATION AS IN IT ANT'S TV nurse, by competent woman of long experUnoe with ohlldren would prser one child best personal referenoe from lost place. Plose oall at 449 Uesn at. WTeTT FIRST ww alass seamstress and todonpstaira work, or oare for growing children, or as lady's maid, by respectable rlrl wuanr ana ootisius.

est plaoo. Please oall at BU rioyt st 7 ANTED SITUATION AS A SKAil stress, byamlddleaged Norwegian tyirl is a very 6ood handeewer and oan furnish best of oity reference, all for two days at 1 Fourth plsooojid fUJor; TANTBD SITU ATION MIND TT obiidren and assist at general housework, by a yonng girl (171 Henry et.jjorner ofliutiuer ANTED SITUATION TO MIND A. TT baby and sloop at home, by an American elzl Address 1,629 Atlantio XTANTED SITUATION TO MIND A TT baby or position of trust, by a reliable woman; best referenoe. Apply aMJ4 Viont st, second lloorj ANTED TsiTU ATI 6" AKE oa of children, by a respeotable woman. Oall at her last employers 118 Hancock st.

VST ANT GD SITUATION A MS fj care of ohlldren or to do upstairs wora in a private lamily, by a respectable young girl, lately la.na.ea. Please call for tiro days at 1,385 Doan st, near Albany Cltainboruiaida and attroaaen. WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM; bermaid and waitress In a private family; good referencesCall atJ131 Henry sL ANTED SITUATION AS CHAM bermaid and waitress, by a young girl good reler enoe. Please call at 1 12J)altio st, second lloor. front, "TlTtTANTE SITUATION AS A Utl aJVl" bermaid, by Uorman girl good oity references.

rieaee call at Din rare av. WANTED SITUATION AH A UHAJVl bermald and waitroHS In a private family, by a neat, willing girl. 1UH Fonrtn av, crooitiyn. VST ANTED SITU ATION AS A CHAM bermaid. by a respac bermaid.bya yonng girl; is willing illirlnz.

Please call Monday and Tuesday after and obliging. Please call noons at 60 Jorslemon st XT ANTED SITU ATIO AS A OHAM bermaid and waitress In a private family, by a young Scotch woman; oity reference. Please call at Atlantic near Oread. 1 WANTED SITU ATION AS A UHAfll bermaid an waitreea in a private family, by a art yonng girl; has good oity references. Address A.

Eagle office. XTST AN TED SIT ATION AS A OHAHl bermaid and waitress in a privato family, by younff girl. Please call for two daye at 505 Hicks Bt; no earns. VtT ANTED SITUATION AS A UKAM; WW Kwair1 iiH wstltrAato hv a. Asanctable Taani irirl bermaid and waitress, by a reapectable 79 nns irlj as eood citv Call for twadays at 21Qota.th at no oarda.

WANNED SITUATION AS A CHAM birmald and seamstreas. by a respectable Swedish girl; good piano plaior. Call tor two days trans 10 to 4 at 214 Twenty ihird st, South Brooklyn. THST ANTED SITUATION AS A OHAM TT bermaid and waitress, by a respectable young woman has good oity references. Call for two days at IX I Harrison st, fiTSTANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM WW bermaid and waitresa, by a respectable young girl; Is wllllne and obliging has good reforonco from last place.

Ploase call for two days at 51 Waverly av. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid nr1 trfiltrsan. bv a resnectable vennrf BirL Please call for two days at oti5 Orand av, between Bergen and lican sts. 171TANTED SITUATION A8 A CHAM TY Ii bermaid and waitress, by a respectable yonng girl good reference. Please call at 211 'twentieth st; no cards.

UTrrANTED bermaid and waitress, by a respeotable ligi ored girl; willing and obliging; best city refe ht col ercnoe. Please call at 461 Washington a corner Oatos. SY ANTED IT ATION. A CHAM bermaid and waltresa, by a respectable young girl no objection to a private boarding house. Please call for two days at 91 8 Pacific at, between Orand and Washington ars; no cards answered.

sfANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM TV bermaid and waitress in ri boarding house or private family, or would do lifht housework, by a respecta ble young girl; bas good city references. Oall for two aaya at nriuge st; ring urite. 17S7AINTED ITUATION AS A CHAM bermai bermaid and waitress or to take caro of children. by a yo etri; has oxcallsnt references. j'leae can to mcn' Fulton.

to nicbt and Wedneuday morning at Oii St. beltx fit, near VT ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, by a respeotable Swedish girl; bttB good city references. Please oall for two days at 245 Pacific st, corner licerom pi, third floor; no cards answered. ass chambermaid and waitress, or assist with wnr iiotit nf it.v rnffWPnf.fl from last nlnCO. I'Jease caU this ironing And to morrow lnorninjf at 142 Atlantic ar, rinf seoond ball no oarda 7 ANTED SITUATION AS A WAIT waaa nr 3 bv i resosctable young cirl; or would do general bousework.in a small private family.

CaiJ or tiro doyjj at 04 Columbia pi. 7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP etairs work, by a young German girl. Please call at n4 luslnng av, top uoor. ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP strirs work or to take care of cbiidren, by a yonng Swedish girl. Address M.

Eagle office ANTED SITUATION TO tt.a.i vrnrk. hv a voiiDir German DO UP Uerman girl good city reference. Please call at 60 Woodhull st, secona aoor from llioks st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP at tir wnrt Itnfi HafVtner. hv A rO.ne5tal)le TOaDt' girl can set the best city references.

Please call for two davit at Gold at. VST ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP YV Bt airs work light housework in a small family, by a respectf bio yonng ir ood reterencee. call for two days at Co.irt st. Please ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP stairs work, by a respectable younK willing and obliging: good city ruferonoa. Ploase call for two aya as ouu rarx ar.

tT ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP Ktatra work and lewinc, or would do waiting, or would new with a dressmaker by the day, or in a Btore, by a renactxble youo? girl Is willinir and obliging and a eood sewer. Pieaso call tor two daya at 457 Hereon st. ANTKD SITUATION TO DO THE chamberwork or coneral housework, by a young SwodUh girl; hae good reforeneo; no cards. Iti.j Siauk nian st. ANT15D SITUATION TO DO THE unetaira work and waiting, by a respectable young girl.

Oall at 404 Fark athird tloor. ANTKD SITUATION TO DO THR untttairs work. bT a resDactable younff cirl: beat reference from lat employer. Pfease call tor tvro daye at 854 Fulton st no cards. TANTJSD SITUATION TO DO THJE npntnire work In a private family, by a young cirl has good oity raloienco, Oall for two days at 1,510 Broadway; no cards Andirored.

ANTED SITUATIONS ONE TO DO chamberwork, the other light housework, by two young giris; willing: not afraid of work; roforenoes. Oall for two days at 352 Hinlth st. Coolt. IVnssors unl lroiur. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, tl ffirl; has best of references.

I'laase cxLl for two dyi at 17 Gates ar, rlDg bell. ANTKD SITUATION AS A OOOK. washer and ironer. by a rBsnectable girt; best of city referenoe. Call for twodays at 351 UoKalb ay.

tanteisTtuat a ook, wasbor and Ironer, by a respectable gir). Oall for two daye at present employer's, Bridge at. "ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, Lit a resnectable Protestant woman: a ood baker. Please call all tho week at 508 Vanderbilt ar, second fiat; no cards answered. 1T ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK TT aud laundress, by a young woraaa; plain cok and good laundress; willing and obliging, address Jil5 Sands at.

two flights uu Please call or VST ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, washer and ironer. bv a resneotable vountz Oman city or country has good oity reference. Call for two days at 7b Douglass 8t, no cards. WANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, washer and ironer. by a retpeotable girl who thoroughly understands her business.

Oan be seen for two daya at 100 Warren st, Hrst floor. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK. washer and Ironor, by a respectablo woman; good er and ir Address, rood and rWtfreoee. foursn bl. Dene eon umi.n HoyL WANTED SITUATION AS A COOK and laundress, by a competent girl; has foiu years1 reference from last ulace.

Please oall at D2 WaBhing toa av. WANT8D SITUATION AS A COOK, washer and ironer, or would do housework in a small family, by a resueotabl young romno ood city reference. Please call at 128 Raymond st, tklrd tloor. ANTED SITUATION A A COOK i in h. TiTivata fatullr.

bv a rount? Swedish ffirl. vril. a 1 i tlfi IT TJ rieuo uu iur tvu une ai uu auuacivii i tv uio lyn. TlTANlD SITUATION AS A OOOK Oall for two and laundress; good referenco, days at U93 Union st, first flat, left; no postals an sworeu. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK TT in in a family, or smalt boar ding ho us, by an Amer ican woman good broad mauer.

Airs, waku, Olateoa ar. VffTANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, wosbar and ironer or do gonoral housework in a small prlrate family, by a respectable Swedish girl city references. Please call at Uonry st, second floor, baok. WANTED SITUATION AS A OOOK and to do plain wuahlag in a priratp boarding honse, by a neat, experienced young woman thoroughly campotent, willing and obliging; boat referonoe. Call at (Jtt iiorgen fit, near Smith.

H7 ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK. wAsbor and iron or to do llttht boaawork. bv a nice rospeciame young gin; oosi oicy reference irom last place. Please call at '254 Franklin av; second floor; no eardd answered. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK and laundress in a privato family, by a competent person; onewno tnorongniy anaerstanas ner business; can give best city reference.

Please call at 1,040 Atlan tlo av, sooond flat, left aide. WANTED SITUATION AS A COOK and laundress, or to do gonoral housowerk in a small family, by a respeotable young girl: four years' reference. Please call at 1,051 Willougliby av, near Central; ring nrsi bell; Myrtle, DeKalb and Iinshwick cars. WANTED SITUATION AS A OOOD cook, washer and ironor, by a Swedish girl; eity reforence. 101 Bergen Bt: ALMUItRN.

ANTKD SITUATION AS A GOOD cook and lanndreBS, by a young girl. Can be aeon for two days at UD Amity st, near Henry, TT cook, washer and Ironer, by a respectabio woman; has the best of city reference, Oan be seen for two days at4fi8 Ilergen st; no cards. 7 ANTlib SITUATION AS A GOOD plain cook in private hoarding house, by a respectabio widow; good city reference, Oall for two days at 134 Wyckolf st, corner Hoyt. ATSTI5D SITUATION AS A GOOD cook, washer and Ironer, or would do general German woman. Address 081 1'Tushlng ar, first floor, XJ ANTKD SITU ATTON AS A GOOD cook and laundress, or to do genoral uouseworlr.

uuuaeivuru. Pleaso Call by a rospactaulo Ktrl n'i Rooa retoronce. lor one day at 31 Won, ont av. XKTANTBD SITUATION AS A OOOD av 1 cooa ana lauiiuresa lo.urivHM miuiu, by a ro speetabls girl; live years' reforeneo from last pla Please call for two days at 591 Union st. tirat flodr; cards.

ANTEDv SITUATlON AS A OOMPK Wf tent cook and laundress a privato family, by a respectable )r)t best el city refe PlaasjcaHat ijyrtfeav rip KJ AfiTEn SITUATIONrrAS, A miW? TT' olass' cook, by a respectable Swedish ne ween fourth andKith ave, front bell. T'To'ass oook and laundress, by a respeotable girl; best orally referonoe; no lettors or. cards answered. Please oalHcj two days at 1,088 gultoa at. "inSTXNTB5TSlTUATION AS A IflKST TT olass cook in aostleman'a house, by a competent, agreeablo servant; ProtSs'ant; English; will assist in laundry references from last employer.

Call or address, Unnaey ana Monaay, 4l uariiou tS7 ANTED SITUATIONAS FIRST a class pook and to assist at waahirtr.ln srlrats family or boarding bouse, by an Atnenoan wowvan conn try or oity: best city referonce. Call or two jhiss xvv ueaar sb, urooaijin. WANTED SITUATION AS A FIUST class cook in a large boarding house or private family; understands all kinds of soudb and paatry; is willing and obliging and not afraid of work; hat the beat of oity reference. Please oall for two days at 331 Kioks at, top floor, over the tea store V17ANTED SITUATION AS A PLAIN 0 oook. washer and ironor, by a respectable widow Please oall for two days at 22 titooton st, first floor.

tfANTBD SITUATION AS A LAUN 7 dress or to do light honsowork, by a yonng girl; beat city referenco. Please oall for two days at 13 Hicks street. TI7ANTED SlTUATION TO DO THE TT downstairs work, by a respeotable young woman. Please call at 469 Herkimer st, near Albany ay. fTCANTED SITUATION T0 DO LAUN Ar, rk In nrtvate family, bv dry work In private family, by a Swedish girL Please oall at 5 Para place, second belL WANTKP SIT UATIONS ONE AS A cook, tbe other to do alt around housework; by a man and wife.

Address 403 Lexington a Brooklyn; no postal oarde. ANTKD SITUATIONS ONIS AS A oook. and the other as chambermaid and waitress, by two respectable young sirls. with referenoe. Please oall at 800 Paoiflc st, near Washington av.

WANTED SITUATIONS ONE nnV (. Innnrlrnsfi. the other as a oha AS A cook and lanndress, the other as ohawbermald tvnrl waitresE. bv two resnectable yonng girls; eood ref er ou CO. Please call for two days at 75 Grab im et, near Far it aT, Ilrsi noor; no oaran nunwDreu.

1717 ANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A TV first olses oook, the other as waitress and parlor maid, by two competent girls; can furnish satisfactory oity reforence. Please address S. Box 16, JSagla oflioe. ANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A eook, tho other to do general housework, by two colored girls; objections to a boarding hanu; oity "ferences Call for two days at No. 204 Navy st, first ilat.

ANTED SITUATION ONE TO DO Hnu.n.,.1 unrlr And the ot.hnr to da unstalrB worg, oy two reepeoiBDiB ciitoi wuijubuu Pleaso oall at 324 Saokott st, neat Court, upstairs; cards. iHANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A WW cook and laundress, the other as a chambermaid and waitress, by two reliable girhi; dp ebjeotion to go a short distance in the uoontry: good city referenco. Please oall for two days at 369 Olifton pi, between Bedford and Nostrand avs, top floor. ANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A good cook and hrst olasa laundress, tho other as a competent chambermaid and waitress in a private family, by two girU; would like to live together are willing end obliging; five years' referenoe. Please call at 34a warren si, near nmim, ia aw.

VI7ANTED SITUATIONS ONE TO DO TT rlnwnstaira wtwk and tbe other onstalrs work. by two respectabio girls, sisters, to work together preferred; wonld like lo live with a small private family; 5 ood roference if wanted. Please call for two daya at 70 Battio st no corda answered; 7 ANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A TT cook and laundress, the other aa a ohambermald and waitress, in small private family, by two respectable yonng girls; wish to go together, or would do housework In small faintly, good references. Call fer two days at 184 yontth av no oards answered. uerai ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN era! honsowork, by a respeotable Swedish girl.

Address A. Eagle oflioe. TT7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housswork, by a respectable woman; good forenoo. Oall at 07 Troy av, second note oity reforen1 TT ANTED SITUATION TO DO UEtt eral Housework, by a respeotaoio youmc girl. Please oall for twa daya at 234 York at.

ANTBD SITUATION TO DO OEN eral beusewerk, by a respeetable young girl has good city ilty reforence, Call at Jt rmra av. VJSTANTKD SITUATION TO DO GBN TT eral honsowork in a small family, by a yonng girl Please oall lor two days at 9 Henry at. TTST ANTED SITU ATION TO DO OEN oral housework In a email family, by a respectable young woman. Oall at 387 Wyokog bt. 7iTNTED SITUATION TO DO OEN eral housework, by a respeotable young girl; has good eity reference.

Please oall for two days at 017 Kent av, corner of 'Willonghby V9 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a respeotable girl; best oity r.fflrnoa rlease call lor cwo uaja usu iibiauviu a no cards answered, Y57 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN TT eral housework or to do the work of a small fami ly, by a respeotable young girl. Please call Bt 11 Stnyvesant av no cards answerod. 1S7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN TT eral housework, by a respectable young Norwegian girl; has good oity refereneee. Call for two days at 10 Atlantio ar, first lloor. WANT KD SITU ATION TO DO GEN eral housework or upstairs work in a small family, by a respectable Swedish girl.

Please call for three days at 4 Columbia pi. Boom 93. X7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework In a flat, or days' work, by a Swedish cirl. Call for two days at 81 Hilary Bt; no cards an swered. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a respectable young girl; has good city, reference.

Pleaso call for two days at l.OOo BeKalb av. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a respectable young girl; is Trilling and good celeranat. Oall for tw days at 41 Cheevor pi. no cards. VJ ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN Tt oral housework, by a respeotable young Swedish girl lately lauded.

Please oall for two days at 201 Hold av; no cards answered. "ANTED SITUATION TO DO OEN eral housework, by a girl bas good city reference. Please call for trio days at 4I20A Seventh av, first floe. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN aral housework, bv a respectable young woman; is a good cook, washer aa 1 ironer; haB ooi oity refer ences, uau lor two uays ab Auuipui ev. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN aral housework in a prirats family, by a respeota ble Eirl: Irt; has the best of city roference.

uau at lul A del phi st. A rJTBD SITUATION TO DO GEN era.1 hnnaeTTork. bv a vouns: cirl is a good plain oook.wavibar and ironer; hftf good city reference. Please call tor two days at 107 Concord at no cards answered. V1TANTED SITUATION TO DO OKN TV oral housework, by a young American girl; has good oity reference.

riease can at io uay ov, wuo uignt up. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a young woman: Is a good plaia cook, washer and ironor. Call at 403 Lexington avenue. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral bousonorK in a small private family, by a ro spflcfablegi rl 0011 city reference, Pleaso oall for two days at 777 Gates av, first floor, back: ANTRD SITUATION TO DO GEN oral bousowork. by a Sonne colored girl; can give reference from last plaoo.

Oall at f9'2 Warren St. ba ttreen Third and I'ourth are. Bouth Brouklyn. VfXNTEb SITUATION TO DO GEN erai uj a juuujj Kin lacuij mmnui willing Fourth and oblftriniT. ion Bt? can ior two uayeavuut ar no cards answered IXr ANTED TO DO GEN eral housework, or would do washing, by a younj a TOUDff uljl hn fnnnd wiHintv Anil obliflnir.

Please call fortwodaja from 10 A. it. till P.M. at 430 Central ar, top iloor, front; inquire for M.tkBY KENNEDY. ANTKD SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, or would do upstairs work, by a young girl, lately ianaoa wm no rouna muing ana oblilna.

Plsate oall lor two daya at 15 A'iaetoenth st, South Brooklyn. ANT iCD SITUATION TO DO GEN nl lmnsAwnrV in Bmsil amilv. by a youne eirl. lately landod; willing to make herself rjenerally useful. Please oall for two days at 64 South tlllott pi.

basement. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small jTrivato family, by a re spectable young rornau: is a good cook, washer and Ironer; good referenco. Please call at 370 Warren st; no postal oards. 17 ANTED SITUATION TO DO WV Ami Imunework in a small fsmllv. by GEN a yonng rirl.

wnii Irl ti nfitairs work is a eood wait. rees: is willing and gontle to children. Call at 'MO Ninth Bt; no postals. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a respectable young woman; Is a good cook, washer and ironor; flat preforred; kas good oityrelorencos. Oall lor two days at 2(0 Jay at, basement.

TST ANTED TT eial housework in a small private family, by a respectable raiddio aged woman good plain oook, washer and ironer; willing and obliging; good oity referonce. Please call for two days at 110 Duffield st, basoinent; 1 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN Tf eral housework in a small family, by a respeotable young Swedish girl; is a good plain cook, washer and ironor; has good city roferenccs. Oall for two days at t41 vvarren St. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN erat housework In a email family, by a respeotable woman; is a good plain cook and laundress; has good city reference. Oall for two days at Fulton st, Bear Kingston av, Brooklyn.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework In a email prlrate family, by a young girl; has reference from the last place; no cards answered. Please call for two daya at BOH Third av, top floor. AIra FOUARTY. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework In a privato family, by a respectabio girl is a good plain copk. washer and ironer has good oity reference.

Call for two days at U45 Baltic st, i the rear house. VT ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a obliging; good reference, evening at 03 Warren st, young girl; is willing and Please call at ii o'olock this between fourth and Fiftb WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small family, by a respeotable Swedish girl; plain cook, washer and ironer; has good city references. Oall for two days at G4 Cegraw st, top lloor; no cards. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral houoowork in a private family, by a respectable young girl; is a eood cook, washer and ironar; has good referotaces, call for two days at 1,385 Dean ot, noar Albany ay. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a young.woman is a good plain oook, good washer and ironer can make good bread and biscuits.

Oall at 7 Oranberry st, noar Kicks, first lloor, front, VVf ANTED SITU ATION TO DO GEN oral bossework in a small family, by a respectable young Swedisb girl; is a good coek, washer and Ironer; baa good city references, Oall lor two days at 332 Park av. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral honsowork In a plain family or chamberwork and assist with children, byoyonngjrir); goeJ city reference from last place. Oall at Dean st, between Biath and Fiatbush avs. ,7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN TT oral housework, or would do doirnstalrs work, by a young women; is a good plain cook, washer and ironer; no objection to a hoarding house; roferencu if reuuired. Pleaso oall at 120 Navy Bt, between Johnson andTlllary.

ANTED SITUATIONTO DO GEN eral bousowork, by a respectable young girl; is a good plain cook, washer and ironor; has good city reference, PleaBo oall for ttro days at 07 Graham st, between Myrtle ana far ave; nrBtuoor; no oaras answerea. ANTED SITUATiON TO DO DIGHT Yirmeinvmk in a faraflv of three or fair, bv a. vauncr girl, front. Call for two days at 173 Douglass at, hist floor, jT ANTED SITUATIONTO DO LIGHT nougerrorg ana oare jor euiiuren, a respoctauie young girl; city reforence. Oall for two days at 00 Floyd st, near Mercy ay if ANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT housework in a small family whore ehe would he treated as one of the family, by a yo.iuc girl; good references.

Addrosa HOMIi, Eagle Bedford branch. WANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT upstairs work or take caro of a baby, by a respectable young girl; bas good city references. Please oall for two days at 708 Bergen st, near Washington av. ANTED SITU ATION TO HELP IN TT light housswork in a small family, by a respectable young girl, 17 years old. Pleaso call lor two days at 4U4 St.

Marks pi no oards answered. ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE housework in a nlaln family, by a girl, 'all for two days at 510 Hicks St. ANTKD SITUATION TO DO THE hoasework In a small plain family, or wouiq do light upstairs work, by a reflpootepie young gin is auna to children oity referenoe irom last plaoo. Please call at 113 Atlantio av, near Henry st. bniulovmeuf S7 ANTED SITUATIONS MANAGED rnnlrlvn Itmnloyment Uaroau.

104 by ladies Brooklyn Pineapple st.one door from Fnltoa, and Ooacordst, half way between OJy Hall and bridge warrants ef allnationalities: established twoaty years. ANTJ5D. S1TDATIONS 200 KIcKV ants; oity or country; Oorman, Swede, IrlBh, i. colored; raforonoes investlxateii greenhorn Bcotoh girls, 80 to 419. HftWllltlCJtBOW'S OJd Keliable Airenfiv.

ton at iargest and beet in Brooklyn re lie cms ley to 3.00U fanitltBgypo dejlay. ANl'Kp nEiV flat, Brooklyn. 1 The Condition of the Winter Wheat Crop. Farorable Weather Daring January Stocks Open Lewer, Afterward Re coyer and Continue Strong. For Later Finaneiai fietos see Four o'OlteM Edition, Sixth Wall htkekt, Fcbrmry 2.

The Chioaco' correspondent of the Journal of Commerce says that January cava very little of what miffht be called bad wrather for winter wheat. There ia now only linlit frost in the ground, the snow it rauidiy disappearing from the winter wheat reeion in the Ohio, the upper Mississippi and. the Missouri valley and it Is expected that very Boon the plant will beain to grow and there will be all sorts of reports as to its general condition and how it will come ont of winter quartern. Last year at tliii time there was no frost in ths ground, Tory little snow and mild, eprins tike weather. The cratn makes the beat showing today in Illinois, Mioliiean, Ohio and Indiana and the poorest in Missouri aud Kansas.

The deliveries of wheat are small, there is very little corn moving ont of farmers' hands and since tbe fail in prices producers hare held the staple off the market, The early cables reported lower prices iu London, reflecting the raerl tone here at the close of yesterday, and onr market opened irregular and lower. There was an immediate rally led by cattle feeders and followed by Manhattan, and tho tone was a little stronger for the remainder of tbe first hour, although the speculation wa leo active toward It. Soon after there appeared Vj.be eood buying of the grangers, Manhattan, trust, sugar refiners, Louisville and Nashville aoiErie, and the market wu sen. erally firm for the reiwindsr of tha morning. The foilewine shows tratotiona in bonds this moraine: Am Cot Oil 8a 1 lap A.ICK lopoaa a.

nan a urea on ino al Perry Coal let J3S awitpa.G ireuu wbim lxjl 4a S.iW Pitts West uanuontn xst iui irao 01 Mo 1st OsstN Eesl 1st Ckea A Oklo6sl04 il04H Reading 3d ino Ohes ic Us 118H Keadinx 4s unicato ot it a. moos tsiana R10O West 4s. Chi 4 Hi Chi 4 Kill Shi a Pas Ss Dallas 4 1st. Erie 2d con i St 4 80 1st. ti 1 Ot Ia Ou a MO OS It Sari West 1st 7 113 10UUlStl.AS.nl Laclede Gas 82(1.

St Paul tu StLtT 1st 82H 8t Paul trust 104. Tea A Pu' 29K 4 Essei oon 137 Tol Ann Arbor 4 Cad 113 1st 04 Me AT 2d oOH iTol Ann Arb 4 Miatt Mo 4 4, 80Jla80M 1st 103 tt Cent eaos lOW.Toi Ann ArD 4 rl Mich YOhASt NY Sua 4 1 tLi, fis 87Wa8S Tol St Kan Oity 1st BnUaOa YSusiWem 6s 004. nortnwestaeo. Tol Peo 4 lsr, 78 Northwest ei IU Don 4 tforPaolst llti (in Pae trust Nor Pao as Un Pan 1st OhioSd 119H Wakash lat. 104X Ohio oon 11 1M Western tin 7s I ITS Ont West 5b 101 I West 8h 4s 103 The fallowing table show the course of thB stock market this morning.

Ojlaa Bics iac est. Lon Sales at tit 70 Am. Refinine Co 70H ttlU Am. KetBixa Ue efd. Atch.Too.

tSantaff. ttatttaern Chattanooaa. Ohesaveako 4 Ohes. 4 Ohio 2nd td U.J SUM 4 Ltniaey. Ohio.

Oas Trust O. 4St. Oolaraale Ooal Consolidated Gas Delaware 4 Hudson Dal Lack. 4 108 71 5 Dearer 4 Rio o(i V111.au. r.iTait.

Erie, preferred Hooking Valley llliaois Central Lake Shore l.etiiBvillA A Manhattan EL Con 117 Michigan Central. 107M 4.T. 30i Missouri PaciSo U2M Nat CordaceOo SH1 Nat. Cordaae Co. ofd.

113Js National Trust. 0H NcwTork 114ft ti. C. L. 'ii a 111 N.

T.4N. 4Wt Nenhwestern 117W Northern Paolaesla. Nortk Anerioan US Omaha 49, Onrarle4 1SH Paciflo.MaU 38, Pullman 18S Rsastiee 411 Klchmoil TormiaaL 'i Rookfslamd t) Bt.Paul 78 124W Bilrer BnlUoa osrtf 1. yyt St. Paul 4 Duluth.

4l Onion PaoiSo Waaskerefsrre4 Western Union Wheel. 4L. E. 7S5IS BSKIiTJI SBCBBITUR I.aTISt B0TATI9SS. Owrecte slaily by O.

E. Staples 4 31 aloatagmeik. BiL Asked. Atlantle ar K. R.

Oo. Atlantic ar It. It. Co. 7 p.

c. boat's Atlantio ar R. R. Oo. 5 p.

bonds Brooklyn Oity H. R. Co. stock Rrnnttfvn Oltv 12. It.

Co. 1st consolidated 107 104 IBS 370 6 p. c. bonds 198 Boannlok ar R. K.

Oo. (I p. a. 100 Broadway R. R.

Co. stock 1HS Droaslway B. Co. 5 p. o.

bends 10 Hroadway R. B. Oe. 0 t. o.

bonds 10i B. O. Newtown E. R. Co.

5 p. 0. bonis O. I. and B.

(tjjotth Bt) H. H. Go. Vi5 O. 1.

and B. B. R. Co. 5 p.

c. bonds Orosstorrn R. K. Co. 5 9.

0. bonds 1. So. Brooklyn Oont. H.

R. Oo. 7 0. bonds 107 So. Brooklyn Cent.

It. R. Co. p. c.

bond, 103 Orand at and Newtown R. H. Go. a 9. o.

bonds 101 Brooklyn Gas Co. stock VsZ Citizens' Gas Oa. Oitieens' Gas Co. 6 p. 0.

bonds Fulteli Manioipal Gas Ce. stock Fulton Munioieal Gas Co. p. c. taxis.

If! Metropolitan Gas Co. stock 103 Metropolitan Gas Ce. p. bonds. 100 Nassau Gas C.

stock l.il Nassau Gas Co. 5 p. o. certificates 100 People's Gas Oo. stock 8 i People's Gas Co, ft p.

bonds 103 People's Gas Co. 0 p. o. bonds 95 WiHiamsbureh Gas Oo. stock Wi Willianisbureh Gas Co.

6 p. o. bone's led Union Gas Light Oo. of E. N.

Y. p.c. bds fnion Gas Liirht Co. 5 per cont. bonds froaklfa Bank stock 171 roadway Bank stock 145 Bedford Uaak stock 17 Commercial Banlc stock firth Arena rlaak stock 130 Natieaal Bank stock Fulton Hank stock Kings County Mank stock Id Hamilton nana stook Long Islsad Batik slock Manufacturers' Natieaal Bank stook 17n and Traders' Bank i55 MBeheniet? Bank stocb.

'J 70 Nassau Nakipnal Bank slock M7S National Oity Bank stook 417 Worth Side Bank stoolc. 100 TVeutr sillh Ward Baak steok US aprairue National Bsak stook 180 Wallabout Bank stock US Brooklyn Trust Ce. stock Franklin Trust Co. slock Uamiltea Trust Ce. stook 135 Ktnas County Trust Co.

stook 184 Lone Island Lean aad Trust Co. liul Nassau Trust Oo. stock I4S People's Trust Oo. stock Slo Brooklyn City Sale Deposit Co. stock J.oag Island Safe Deposit Oo.

stock, re dooed GO Kings Oeuaty lasurance Co. stock lt6 LaayeUe Insurance Co. stook Nassau lasurance Co. stock 140 Pkonix Insurance Oo. stook Williamsbnrgli Insurance Co.

stock 38 Academy of Music. INS Union Ferry 37 Union Kerry Co. 1st per cent, bds 94 New York Ferry B'klyn Municipal Electric Light Oo. stook 14r Oltiuens' Eleotric Llsut Co. 133 Fiatbush Water Works Ce.

6 p. o. bonds South Brooklyn Saw Mill Oo. stook 135 Ti. Y.

and So. Brooklyn Ferrr Oo. 30 101 103 ilio 95 1UO 140 050 200 100 147 14'J a6 49ii 1340 1(30 100 78 iSo '3D i75" 198 ioa so y. and Ho. B'klyn Ferry Oo.

5 p. c. bds Edison Elenlrio Light Co. stock. 70 OLIVE OIL FOR I HE (R1P.

How Its Exicrasrtl and Inter oat XJva Averts the fieinoctve. At present, as at this time last year and the year before, anything new reliitius to the prerailiug iutluenzs of interest, and particularly if there is a sucsestiou of a remedy. Dr. Monro, an Euk lish army physician, claims that the free use of olive oil, both internally and externally, has been found both a curative and a preventive. He says that during the past four centuries Great Britain has been twenty times visited by au influenza epidemic, an describes how the operatives of the Beigate blanket factory enjoyed immunity fr.iii attack because oil.

was much used in the factory. Dr. Monro nays there was no caso of influenza among the tw hundred haudu employed thove. The London Echo Quotes from a report of Mr. Baldwin, a former British consui at Smyrna, who observed thatamone the oil porters at that place, a numerous clas3, there was 11 case of influenza.

Lad by this hint Mr Baldwin recommended outward applications of oil to the body as a precaution asainat the plague, and the fol iawine wag tho result of his experiment: Twenty two Venetian sailors lived five daya with three infected persons, all of whom died; bnt the twenty two sailors who had been repeatedly anointed with tho oil remained free from tho Infection. Three American families, consisting of twenty seven persons, occupyiue the same floor, closely attended the sick of the placne, but beins daily rubbed with the oil were preserved flora the infection. The nurses in the hospital ef Smyrna, who attended the sick liisht and day, were by the same method preserved from contagion. After this the oil was employed iu the first stages of the phtiie at Smyrna, and with the happiest success. Tho body was rubbed all over with olive oil.

A wine pint was esteemed sufficient to rffect a euro. It is mentioned as a curious coincidence that the use of oil is mentioned in the Bible "Let the sick be anointed with oil an.l saved." When the planne raged in Loudon tallow meltcrs and butchers were found exempt. Manchester Union. Silt AXO mis OiJAOV OF BROOKLVN. Tlielr WodtlisHT JTonriaey Described by a glutei Clerk.

Of course a bridal tour, although sometimes ft short one, is still considered a proper thing after tUe.ccremony, and it naturally follows that it ia during those tours some bad breaks should ba mads by 0110 of the happy couple. Lately tha Windsor Hotol, on Filbert street below Thirteenth, has acquired quite a reputation for tne number of bridal signatures which have boen put upon its register. I dropped in the ernes the other dav and found tho genial Bobort II Bawn, whoso mnumnVout mustache is often recalled by many an old traveler, standing behind tho desk smiling, as usual. "Talking about bridal couples, we havo several of litem during tho past few weeks," said Hubert, "aud there have beon some fanny incidouts connected with their visits. Only the other evening an incident oc enrod that caused the 'smile' to go round.

I will tall you about it." Aud openinir tho register he thoved it toward me aud pointed to the words, "Man and Wife." "That ia supposed to be his register. Ho was a bright young fellow and his wife was a pretty gir), but they were unused to traveling aud hotel life was strange to them. It was late in tho evening, and, after registerius, he was shown to his room, and that was the last seen or hoard of them until tho lmxt morning. They oame down stairs together, and he walked up to the desk and inquired: 'Do we pay as we RoheroT I think I will stay a little while aud then he was requested to register. 'I didn't want to do it Jat night, because she told me that eha didn't want me to do it, but I will do it now, and rn.

went ovgr to the register and placed the nam of Mrt Brady and. wife of aeon. 1M 40J lOJa COM b'Oii 6uZ 5 SrG 43U 43 43? lm lm 114W 113J1 113M 12S jafii 1S0), 14o 145 146W 40 47Jl 48 52M 60S 51 sum 30 aos Ti 7i 5l 31 31 31 ioa loan lostj lza Ti in 74H 73H 74V 11 U7 liSU 107M IS74f 107 301 30W 30M 03 6'1H (53 U8M 98 98M 114M 114 2lQ aOM 20S 114M 114M 114M ik ll 117M 117W 7M 04 U7J i(i ie io 49 49 49 19Hi IBM 19 3S 33 38 380X 18914 189X 41 41H 41J4 151 lr" 15 01H V0H U1W 79 a 78M 7I) 12 13 904 30H BOH 4ti 46M 4fiM 4t5K 45J, 46ii 3D 2ilii 'AW 85H Ho 8. 79 7SM 79 AMUSEBEKTS TB1S BTES1SH. BROOKLYN.

Academy ov Mvjsio The Ilmnonota. Aarntos Aunt Urtacnt'B Baby, pswDMD Avksce TaxxTia A Breoir Time. Casino Varieties. Orand Oi kua House Faust. Htd Bsumas'b Varletlos.

Lee Ayeck Theater Men and Women. JiOVELTT TUKAtEIt Ole Oiesou. ARK Prince Karl. TAD Thxateh A Barrel Monkey. NEW YORK.

Academy of Ml'sio A Country Cirous. Bijou Thkater Olty Directory. Broadwav THrxrEH The Lion Tamer. tlABIKO Nanon. Thkatkr Nancy 4 Oo.

baEDSH Theater La Glgale. Foubteentii Stuket Theater Blue Jeans. Grand Opeka House Cleopatra. faARRtOAS's Tukater Last of the llosans. jtanRBMANN's Tueater The Junior Par! nor.

Ij scicm Tur.Ai ER SquIro Kate. Wadiso.v Syi AiiE Theatkb Trip to Chinatown. JIidlo'sGaiide A Bunch of Kovs. Palmer's Theater Jim the Penman. SPark Thea i kji A Straight Tip.

Theater The Lost Paradise. Btandabd Theater Mies Helyett. Star Theatek For Money. JUmion Square Theater O'Dowd's Neighbors. CMI5U ETE3TS.

Gilbert an.l SulliTan's opera. "Patience," illba presented Uie Brooklyn amatour opera aasoci atien on Wntuiday aveninir, February at the Academy of Jlunio, for the beiielit of Hit! Brooklyn art school. The annual b.tll of the Democratic club trill taiio place this evening, at Military hall, Leonard and Scholes atreetj. Prfeisar Charles V. Biley of the departtnetit of sericulture, Waehinctou, D.

trill lecture this eyeniu under the auspices of the Brooklyn institute in the hall of tho Yonns Men's Christian Association, 502 Fuitou 8trat, on "Iimoels and I'lowere; or, th Interrelations of Insect and Plotrers." "Aunt Polly Bassets' 81nein' 8kew)'' will be the attraction this evening at the Embury M. E. church, Herkimer street, near Schenectady avenue. THE EH1D0S TKBMI.N'AL PLA.1S. Mayor Eoody will thig aftarnoon confer with President WasetafY of the btidee in reeard to the terminal CAKK WALK AT TUB ST.

UE8KCIR. Tho colored boyB emnloyed in the Hotel St. Georse ssvj an entertainment in the ballroom lat ereniLff, ci)Hintine of a minstrel show and a calto walk The latter was won after an excitine conteBt by Mias Williams and "Dandy Jack." Amonc Uiu pooplo who watched tlis trallcers at one timo or another during the evening were llr. and Mm. Jurae C.

Hendrii, Captain and Jlrs. Tnmbri lui'. K. MacDosald, Mrs. Tinker, MiBB Tinker, G.

V. Turner, Mri. W. J. Lte and lfr.

Vi'iiliani Darysa. vtohkx isuixa kbits fok dahagiss. Elizabeth Shaw of Jamaica has brought an action against tho Lodh Island raihuad cora Dany to reaver $5,000 damages for her husband', death. Shaw wa employed ou the railroad and was killed between the bumpers of two cara at Morris Park. He left a.

lai family. Wood was killed oa the Lous Island railroad at Hookville Centre a bhort lims auo. There was no flieman at the crowing. Tlie train was eaiusr forty mil'es an hour to make up lost time and the whistle was not blown for the crossing. Jlrs.

Wood has brought action agaiuet the eempany to recover $5,000 damagcB. ROTKIi AKKITALS. Clabkndon J. De H. Brown, Philadelphia, J.

S. Atwater. Danville, N. J.i T. W.

Wallace Jersey Cits: F. W. Elliott, Oraut'e, f. A. LacasBe.

liultunore, Victor Booth, Green port, L. the Misses Fersusoii, J. ii. HieVa, J. B.

Mcilobf i August L. Martin, Notv York oity; Georee Uttell, H. Steffen, II. M. Conkliii, J.

M. Garry, Mr. Mrs. W. D.

Quimby, J. K. Powell, Urooklyn: W. W. Newark, N.

J. Hotel St. Geokge Mi O. i. Meats, Faust company; It.

A. Kuoeland, Hoehe'itor, N. Y. W. I.

Groo, New York; F. J. Bessette, Montreal; Ji. O. Heiopnill, Westchester, Mr.

and Mrs. VT. A. JIatvhall, Naunet, N. G.

Spluer, Philadelphia; W. N. Stewart, Camden, N. W. Mitchell, If.

Lamarche, Mrs. E. L. ilnll, 0. C.

Heinne, M. D. Wilbur, Brooklyn. ON A OA HE OF ICE. Thorn Witbtrbjr ffas Orlftiiiy to Sea.

Wlicn Kcaicited. ThomaR Witherby of South Jamaica had a thrillintr oxoerience on Jamaica bay last Sunday msrninc. He rowed out of a small creek, near Old mill, in his 18 foot oat rieized boat Mareis, bound for Jamaica. With difficulty ho dudired floating cakes of ice, whon a eust of wind struck and capsized tho boat, throwing the oarsman into tho water. He is a eood swimmer, but he could not reach his boat and bo crawled upon a lareo cake of ice which was fast drifting geaward, while his boat was driven to the shore.

Thinkinc that the block of Lee would finally strike somfi sherf, be remained on it withon) rudder or compass. Barren island was passed with, out meeting; a craft, and he fainted row cold aud exhaustion. Captain Cringo of the Willow Grove hotel aud Captain Hiichier of Bands Point slehtod him from the jiiuk of Bockaway Beach. The cake of ice was floating down the tide. They rowed out to him in a four oared bout, and, lifting him unconscious off his cold bed, placed hint iu tho boat aud rowed back to shore.

Stimulants wers administered and he revived. its second masquerade. Bail of ilie Oriolo ttlee Cliikm Ecltford Mall. Tlin crr mul annual masnuerade ball of the Oriole cleo club, one of tho best known mupical and social organizations in the Seventeenth ward, took place last uittht in Eckford hall, Ei ford aud Calyor etreets. Hpecial eflorts had beon made to Jiavo the decorations of the ballroom surpass in elaborate grouping and massing of colors anything of the kind that the interior xrf.tuc building had known before, and the sen oral opinion was that tboso efforts had been crowned with success.

Tho costumes of the merrymakers, too, included many daaiiitit? aud navel dusiKiis so that when the ball was at it height and yiu floor was crowded to tho utter, moat limitations of its dancing capacity the tf foct was dazzling, so rapidly changing veie tho combwratiDiis of brilliancy, awaltz, a schottische aud a polka wero danced tjy early comers, after which came the formal i promouade, followed by the preliminary march of the committee. The members of tins conimit nn ared in tho richest and L'ayc st of cos tumes and no body of gallant knights ever went through courtly and bewildering evolutions more successfully than they. Alter these prelimina ties dancing was kcjst up until dawn. Albert C. Osthoimor was floor manager, assistod iii.nw and these committees: uw.i.Tlinmua Maloue.

Jhn J. Shtitta, Thomas tf. Oashman, William V. Iloll, John W. Goiger, Smil Holt, Ernest Weber, William Thompson, 3eorgo O.

Camorden, ii. Meeker, l'vedenak Eogan, Jr. I Becoption John W. iSarrows. iiarvey Lewts, Kmou nillnn.

'Phnmas Ooodbt. John Avl'man. Ivilliam Juiig, Frederick Zcrn, William Kitto. ThoefiicetB of the Oriole glee club are Charles nvAuulAiit A. H.

Btrathman, vico nreii Bent Hcnrcrn R. flamardan. corresDondiui; secre ry William Beyer, flnanoial secretary; John VY. Geiser, troaaurori George liouecukel, ltbra an; JL Vaa Brunt, aMiatant librarian; Loula Bannweber. dlrootor, in .1 iei.is tletw.tep ilat, Mhe.