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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 5

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 5

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WANTED SITUATIONS FEMAtES. FOffft SAi.E IUOfJSS IVANXEO FEiWAI.S38. DOWSBI'8 A88AItAST8 FI3KD. ANTED SITUATION TO LEARN thn trRdn IiVJihfV. Ifi vnflrn of ftffft.

hflH 30'CfDCKEDfflOI WAWED CTEILs? AKTED COMPETEN JERSEY hands on Domesrio machines; steady work. S. M. HERMAN, D3J Canal st, Now York! BOARD 197 BALTIC ST, NEAR OLIN ton. room for two; $10 and $8 weekly; furnished or ruiftirnishod rooms; ablo board.

BOARD ON THE HEI(JHTS 7 WILLOW st A. few yonnK men cau bo accommodated with BDOtl hoard; trrins reasonable. BOARD 7 CONCORD ST, CORNER OF. Adams, two small moms suitahlo for singlo gon tlemon also a few table boardora accommodated. RAn.Y EAGLE la In Its I'orty sutli year.

It puouancd ovnry afternoon on tho working daya of the, woknd on SUNDAY MORNINGS. TKRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: SlUporyour; 85 for six monthm $1 por month; single eluded unlla suition L50 per year, poatago in RAT1S FOR ADVERTISING. SOLID AO ATE MEASUKEMKNT K.ACU INSERTION. tri Per linn. First Pago lOceutu Second or Fourth ofl cents IMublo price for Composite Letter Display.

Local and Commercial Noticus, Third Pago fin cents CloofcB. tr nshcrg nntl IroricTB. WANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST olass oook in private family, by nn expeiionced woman; willing to assist with laundry work; can give the best of city referenoe. Please oall for two days at 180 Hillary st. TANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class oook in a nrtvato family, by a respectable girl iVTrrlnr ttnnrla hor hniortOAfl l'n aJl its branollBS 1 IS also a Bood laundress; has irood city reference.

Oall at 200 taunt uith st. No poBtals. ANTED SITUATION AS A LAUN I nrnaa in a rtrivnt.n famtlv. bv a snecial icirl eood citr reforenco. 214 Hoyt at, two doors from liutlor.

TANTED SITUATION AS A LAUN I 1 ni.l, huo tn I1Qt3 ureas, uj a rvavvvww onca fronihHrkist employer; is willing to ao iiat with tho chamherwork. Oall fortwodoys at 107 Atlanticav, aecono floor, over the candy store. ANTED SITUATION COO wash andiron, by a rospectablo young girl; ia strong, willing ond obliging; good bread and biscuit inakorreoovl city roference from last place. Call for two aaysatatu vvarrensc. ANTED SITUATION TO DO PLAIN ivneMnt, mint tt oninir and plain cooking in a small.

family, by a Gorman girl; oan give good oity roferonnu'. PlcaBo call ir two day or address No. 112 Smith at, top floor. ANTED SITUATION TO DO COOK iiur. washmg and ironing; no objection to a pn.

rate boarding houso city reference. Call for two days at 23U St. Marks av, nosr vsnderbilt. ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE downstairs work, by a resneciablo young woman has three years oity references. Call for two days at H6 Pacific st.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE nn.l.;, ivob ov cnnnral housework, bv a vnunt? girl; is good cook and laundroBs; oan furnish throo years' roforence; will bo found willing and obliging. 721 Butlorjit ANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A cook and laundress and tho other as chambermaid and wnitress, by two young girls. Oall at 303 Maroy av, top floor. ANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A first class oook and laundress, the other to do tho ohamberwork and waiting, by two respoctnble girla. sisters, one not Ions in the country; boat reforonce.

Please call or address G05 Park' av. ANTED 'JATIONS ONE AS A coot nod l. Looilre oi. tho other as a waitress and ohambermaid, by two sistera; both tully competent; one as laundress luu ol ner as wanrjt, in a uiai i pi i OM vale familv: first class city references. Address ly PKTKNT, Eaglii olBco.

iiuiisewurlk. WANTEI SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a younp; girl; will be found willing aud obliging. Please call at 052 Atlantio ay. ANTED SITUATION TO DO OEN eral housework, by a respectable girl has good city roference. P.

ease call at 150 Butler st. SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, in smail privato family, by an ek at 2i0 Bergen st. American girl. Call all the wee! "STANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a 6mall family, by a German girl. Call for two dayB at 841 Bergen St.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housowork, by a respectable girl. Call for two daysat 193 Navyst. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housowork, by a girl lately landed. Apply at 671 Henry st, first iloor. ,7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housowork.

in a small familv.ibv a respecta ble German girL 208 Columbia st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, bv a vonniz Ctrl: cood reference. Call for two days at 381 DeKalb av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, bv n. rosnoctable cirl is a cood pmin cook, washer nnd ironer; has good city raterences, Jail for two days at 16G Butler st.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a respectable young girl best city reference. Ploaso oall for two dsya at 5 Lawronco st, in the atoro. WANTED GEN" oral as a chambermaid or waitress, by a competent girl bust of city reference. No 1,009 Ful ton Bt. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral hnnsnwurk.

or nnstaira work, in a small nri vato family, by a ri'npeotable young girl; city roforence. Please call at 50C Clinton at. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housowork. bv a roanoctablo voonc woman is a go id cook, washer ironer; has good city roforoncoa. Call for two days at 201 Steuben st.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, bv a vnnnc cirl: is willing and obliging; has good eity reference. Phiaso call for two days nt VM Dcpiviw st, first floor, rear house. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework in a email familv. bv a rosnectablo young girl; is a good cook, washer and ironer; hnagood city references. Call for two day3 at 091 Dograw st.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, bv ft resooctable voum? cirl will ing and obliging and kind to cbildion; good reference. Ploaso call at lbJ Stuyvesaut av, near Gatos, top iloor. ANTED SITUATION TUGEN: oral housowork in small family, by a willing and obliging Swedish girl. Please cal) at 'JG2 Atlantic av, in the oxpress oftice, ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral noiiBOworic, ny a rospeciauiB young man lately landed is good plain cook, washer and 'ironor. Call for two days at 818 Twentieth st, near Sixth av.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral houKOwnrk. bv a irood. conmotont cirl. who is neat: will be found will inn and obliirinc. Please call at 55 Kalph av.

Can bo seen for two days. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN ernl hoosowork. bv a rosnectablo woman is a cood cook, washer and ironer: has good city roforoncoa. Call for two days fit 52 Lnoinrd st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, bv rosnectablo cirl: (rood cook.

washer and ironor. Call for two days at G24 Pacific st, second iloor. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housowork: isafirst class cook nDd laundress: has best city reference Call at 58i) Vanderbilt av, near Bergen at. "ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral honsowovk in small family, by a middloncod woman; go.id homo preferred to wages; good roforence. Call for one day 305 Warren st.

rANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral hnnsnwnrk. bv a retroec table cirl: 18 ft COod plain cook, washer and miner; hna good city references. Call for two dnys at 147 Degraw st, near Hicka. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN nrnl housework, bv a widow citv or counirv. Call ftt No.

4iH President at, betweon Nevins st. and Third WANTED SITUATION TO DO GE oral housework, or cookinc. washing and iron GEN tng, by a re9pectabIo young Swedish girl. Please call for two aays at yy i memo at, psXNTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a respectoblo girl; is a good plain cooki washer and ironor; has good city roference. Pleaso call for two dnys at l.fiHD Fulton st, top floor front.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN nral hoiiHRwt.rk in a Tirivato familv. bv a Kwndish cirl. Apply at No. 12 Veranda place, near Hsnry st, aeo imu uoor; pos. answoreu.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral Imusework in a small family, by a neat Ameri can girl. Ploaso call at pvemt employer's, No. U07 Tompkins av, betweon Madison 1 Putnam. 7ANTED SITUATION GEN eral housework, by a respectable young girl; is good nlain cook, washer and ironor; bus good city ref erenccH. Call for two days at 40 Liberty st, in buck.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN housmvork, by a rosnecfcable girl; can good rofuronco. Plens call for two days at 331 Oakland st, (insenpoint, third tloor. 7ANTEDSiTUATION TO DO GEN eral hou: o.vork, by ft smart younc woman ia a good plain cook, washer and ironer. Call for two days ftt 512 Quincy st, nonr Sumner av. 77 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework in a small faminy, or would go out washing and irmiinglby tho day, by a respectable woman.

Pleasejeftll at SO Putnam av, back room. TANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housowork a small pnvatu family, by a respectable girl; is a good cook and laundress; has tho host of city Can bo soeu fortwo days at 507 Bergen Ht, near Carlton av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN entl housowork by a young girl, lately landed; wnsher ironer anil plain cook; no objection to children and willing obliging. Plenso call for two days at (JH Hudson av, no ir Yi rk st. TANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, or cood nlain conk and laun drepa.

by a young girl willing and obliging; has two years' oity reforsncc Irom last phieo. Ploaso call Wednesday morning at 318 Hicka st; no cards ani.Yorod. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN ornl nniiRHwnrv in ft small nnvato fsmilv. bv ft rfi spectable young girl; best of reference from InBtnlaco; no postal cards answered. Call for two days at 18il Pacific st, betwoen Court and Clinton.

fANTEDifUATION TO DO GEN 7 eral housowork, by a respectable young girl not long in the country will bo found willing and obliging. Please call for two days at lol Djaa st, uoar Fbitbuab avenue. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral houKework, by a respectable woman is gocd cook; washer and ironor; first class bread and biscuit baker. Please oall at 133 Navy st, near Myrtlo av, second Uoor, back ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a respectable girl; is a good plain cook, washer and ironer; has good city roforence; would prefer to sleep homo. Please oall at 12G Degraw st, corner of Ooluuibl a over the grocery store.

ST ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in ft small family, or tako care of childron, by a respectable old' woman: a good home preferred, aud small wages; reference if required. Please call at 113 Tiilary st, fanoy store. WANTED SITTTATION TO DO GEN eral housowork, by a respectable girl good oity references; good homo proforred to high wages. Please call for two days 195 Clifton place, between Bedford and Franklin ava. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework in a small family, by a respectable young woman; is a good cook, washer and ironor; haa good city reference.

CaU for two days at 44 Raymond at, near Johnson. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, or downstairs work, by a young woman with a child 4 years old is a good plain cook and laundress: 2 years' reference. Pleaso call or address B. 304 Henry st, basement. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN ai A.1 hoimework.

bv a resDectsblo uirl: iaa iiood cook, washer and ironer good city roferonco. Please call for two days at No. 48G Kicks st, botwoon Harrison and Dograw. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN erftl housowork, by a respectable girl plain cook, goodwftBher and iraner: boat of city roferonco from lat employor. Call for two days at 121T Atlantio av, between Nostrand and Bedford.

"ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN nral nn so work, bv a rosnectablo cirl is a ciood cook and laundress: is agood bread and biscuit maker; good reference. PleaBocalt for two days at til Underbill av, over the store. No cards. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housowork. by a respectable young girl; is a good broad and bismtit makor; first class washer and ironer; willing and obliging has two years' city reference from last place.

Ploaso oall at No. 72 North Elliott place, two llighta upatftirl. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN' oral housework in a small private family, by a younggirl; will be found willing and obliging, with good reference. Call for two daya at 801 Fulton street, second floor. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral honsework in a private family, by rospeotable girl good plain cook, washer and ironor; good reference Irom last plaoe.

Please call at 330 Kent at, first floor no cards answered. ANTED SITUATIONS TO DO GEN Ai nt botinwnrl. and all other Dositions. bv Swe disn, Norwegian, Danish, German and girls of all other nationalities, with the best references: wages to suit all. Kniployera should call at 184 Atlantio av, near Clinton 6treot.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE housework, or upstoirs work, by a young girl best oity reforonce. Call for two days Saokett St. ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE hmiRRwnrk in ft small orivate familv. or ftcncral housowork, by a young" girl; can give good city reforonce. Ploaap call at 502 Court st.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE work of a small family, by a reerteotable woman is a good oook, washer and ironer, Oan bo seen for two days ot 23i) Herkimer st, ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE honnework in a small DTlvate familv. bv a resnect ahlo woman; thoroughly understands hor business; trustworthy and no jest; has the best oity roferenoo. Call for two days at 47o Aaoiphi st. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE housowork. by a woman; good washer and ironor, lain cook; agood homo more an obioct thanwngoa; can seen tth present! employor'a, 47 Johnson st, cornor Adams; call all weok.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE housework, bv a resneotnblo woman: ia ft irood cook, waahor and ironer; no objection to city or country: has good rcfurenco; good home preferred to wages. Call for two days at 48U Baltic st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE licht hous work. bv a rcsoectublo vounc cirl: is willing and obliging and fond of children has good roforence. Call for two dnyB at 111 Fourteenth st, near Third avj SITUATjON TO DO LIGHT housowork, by a competent girl.

Oall ot 711 Fifth av, near Second at. JANTED SITUATION TO ASSIST IN i tbn hoiiRowork and take caro of ehildrnn. bv re spectable young girl bus good oity references. OaII for two days at 022 Dean et. ANTETf SITUATION AS GENERAL servant in a small family, by a young SwediBb.

girl; oity; Call at 81 Yfyckott st, top iloor. Kmplpyimmt Agonmna, ANTED SITUATIONS AN AG ED TT by ladles Brooklyn Employment Bureau, 29 Concord near Fulton, two blocks from the bridge: servant of all nationalities; "vtedouot promlw patootlon," but HS best Uolp Is Kslootcd; n(ttUUft F' OR SALE HOUSES CHEAP FOB cash, a brick tnnomont. Bfi Park ov. near Navv Yard. and 3 story briefe dwelling at 1T6 HerkimAr R.

A. jauituajK, itoom aa, no uroauway, now ortc. F'ORTi SEOUSEFiRST CLASS 3 story brown stono honse, convenient to tho elo atad Twenty third ward. Inquire of JOSEPH I. KIIU1ST, builder, av.

SALEHOUSE A VALUABLE property on Myrtloav, noar Fult st; will bo sold at a bargain. Apply to A. B. DAVISNFOBT, 20 Oourt street. FOR SALE HOUSE DOWN A brick, 2 story and basomont; all improvements; 20x 100; 05 Third st, near Iloyt; $2,700 on mortgago to suit M.

DOWNING, sL IT'OR SALE HOUSE A FIRST CLASS 3 7 story and bnsomout brown atond; all impro7emints; first class ordnT; will bo aold cheap if sold at ouco. In quire 42UVanderbilt av. IjTOK SAIjE HOUSES NEW 2 STORY briok, R72 Butler st, near Bodford av; easy terms und alsj throe nrnv 3 efcjry, near elovutod Apply at 551 Quincy at. IOR SALE HOUSES ON MONTAGUE M. at 4 atory brown sl'tio dwelling; iu perfect order throughout; the finest ition in the city for a physician.

Key and particulars with J. N. ALLEY, 204 Moitaguo st. IJirSALE HOUSES IN ALL PARTS of Brooklvn. Ownerriwill msult thoir own mter ests by mo full pn ticulnin nf any property hey maywiah to dispose of.

JOHN EDWARDS, 375 and uiton sc, itoom (. JIOR SALE HOUSES GET OUR LIST (free) of 2,000 houses in nil sections of Brooklyn; ocks and pints nf lots on lino of tlovated railroad bar Lins. Si. p. DARLING A 1G Court at, 1,208 Fulton Brooklyn, and 21 Park row, Now York.

I TlOR SALE HOUSE HANDSOME 3 story, high atoop, brown stone house on Union st, itwoon Sixth and Sovonth avs, house mi Boikolov lilaoo. between Si'vonth nnd Eighth avs, ftlil, 800. Fifth av. fOR SALE JIOUSES SIXTH AV, NEAR JL place, new 8 story, 20 foot fnmt, brown stone, in choice nntl restricted block, hard word trim, wooden mantels, mirrors, open firoplico. lixtrus; daily for inspect imiJlpply 242 i.Tth av, jOR SALE HOUSrE8 VE A choice houses on Oxford and Cumberl sis, Clinton and Washington avd.

Any person wishing to Jticatu in thN "most des rablo section is invited to call on J. N. ALLEY, 204 Montague at. XiTOlt SALE HOUSE TWO STORY AND basement frame liouse, 330 Kosciusko st 9 rooms; all improvements: near elovntod station: $4,000. half cash.

PAULC. GRICNING, No. 420 G.itos avenue. SALE HOUSE INSTALL H. luent pbm, handsome 2 att ry high stoop brmvn st no, all improvement; furnace in cellar; Firth at.

between Sixth nod Sovonth avs; liberal terms will bo made. HILL SHARP, 21(1 Fifth av, ITIOR SALE HOUSE S(U50 FOR A nearly now modern brown stono residence; 12 rooms; desirably loe ited on the hill, nenr Third st; cost to build; value nf lot $4,000 can remain on mortgagee SILAS Court st. FOR SALE HOUSES OR EXCHANGE, 3 and 2 story and extension frame houses on Lsfny otto av, nenr Nostrand all in good order and rentd; a good investment; or would exchange for house noar Park or on the Hill, brick or stono. Apply to J. N.

KALLEY, 204 Montjiguo. 7OR SALE HOUSES CHEAP, TO close estate, four 3 story frame houses on Columbia' pjacii, uoxt to the corner of Joralomon st, noar Wall st Forry; will be sold separate ortogolhor; terms easy. Apply to A. JI. HAVEPORT.

28Court st. 1 TlOR SALE HOUSES OR TO LET 1S3 and 191 Lincoln place; porfeet order; first class neighborhood; 14 rooms; all improvements: ponossion mmediatuly; price low, terma easy. FIELDER, No. 59 Liberty st, New York, FOR SALE HOUSE A 3 STORY AND bssimient brick; aize 20x0; lot 100 feet; 13rooms; good order and condition rents for $540 per year; prion terms to suit. PENNER A RODGERti, 85 and 87 Court at.

I HX)R sale housTftfothTst; betwoen Sixth and Sovonth avs, 2 story and b'lse mont frame, 20x10x100, 10 rooms; all improvements, rents for $30 por month. HILL SHARP, 21G Fifth av FOR SALE HOUSES THE NEW houses Nos 30fl and 310 St. James placo, 3 story and basomont brown stono; wooden muntols, mirrors, plumbing nnd every convenience. Also, No. 28 LuilVrts place; or will lease for a term of years to a desirable ton ant.

Apply to ownnr, 2.U St. Jameu 57TOR A LE HO 7,050 RARE onpnrtuuity; beautiful, now, bunestly built, fim ly finishatl 3 titary brick. 723 Quincy st, Reid av, (full Bizod, bird wood. niantBis, mirrors, relrixrritor, tiled hearths, electric bells). Agent on premises 2 to 4 this weok.

I jVSrSALE HOUSES TO CLOSE AN 7 estnte, Atlantie av, near Long Island depot, largo fr.imo "house, 10 num hn 22.fi front, 45 roar, with largo stable, only alao, 481 Monroe st, near Suninor av, frame l.t on Lincoln pbtco, Aixiuu, uujL io.y niu av. IjOR SALE HOUSE AT A BARGAIN, ownor leaving oity; modern stone house. 4 stories, fine locution, noar Lotferts place; 2 diningrooins; decorated throughout; elegant gas fixtures; sauitary plumb inz; porfet order; immeiliate possession. GEORGE H. IJEISERjt Fulton at.

SALE PtANO $325 CASH A rosewood upright, iron frame pinno.by a firm if nearly fifty years' standing; is very superit iu quality of tone, and very Beldom needs tuning, all tho tuning pins go throiigh metal; in every respect to a piano. T. STANLEY, pi mo tunor, 2 Poplnr at, Columbia Heights, Fulton Ferry. Mail, 343 Fulton st JOR SALE HOUSE A VE IIY ELE JL' gant brown stono mansion on tho Heights; hard wood finish diningroom on parlor floor; 20 rooms, every improvement hfUde 31.3x75, lot 121 feet doep( with two story brick stable on roar of lot; ono of tlio tinest residences in the city. Apply to LEONARD MOODY, 20 Court st.

iraOR SALE HOUSES ON COLUMBIA Bl Hoights volfth St, Duryoa st, 4 8 )0; Do jrraw st, $H00; TUirty oi.rhth st, near Eighth av, $800; Union Bultio at, lot on Herkimer st. houso on JoiIer5on st, Madis. plot on Sovonth et. lor building; Carlton av, Ninth st; Degraw ft. and many others in all part of tho city.

JOHN EDWARDS, 375 and 377 Fulton st, Room 7. TfOR SALE HOUSES ONLY JL Those tine now 2 story nnd basement brown stono dwellings on Putnam av, near Stuyvesnnt: size 20x42x100 with awry improroment tine nowjy papered st ry and bss mcnt brown atone dwelling on mriio st, near Lewis av. ready for oeeupany: prico only $0,250. Keys with PAUL C. GRENING, 420 Gato av, near Nostrand.

Open ovenings. Snd for printed list. jOR SALE HOUSES lVO "LEFfiTF SP the six two stoi und busfuneiit brown stno Izouaoa, 501 ami 5G3 Halsey st, noarRnid jiv; Jive minutes to station of iilr.iad; iinishod last Summer by dnys' work; cabinet trimni'td; sanilurv plumbing; nhandeliera, otc; choauost huiiaub in lirooklyn; price eiiBy terms. WARD, builder, on premisos. fORSlLE HOUSEINiNJfrEENTH fi? Ward No i)l Keap st, two story and sub collar, high stoop, brown stone house.

10.4x45x100, 9 rooms, first class order, nil impr vomcnts. healthy location, plumbing, near liedfoid av; ten minutes' walk to Broadway ferries; poss' 's. iy 1 tonus to suit. Apply to owners. J.

S.jfc G.V. SIMPSON. 20 36 Rdnej at. FOll SALIC I IO SES BE FO RE YOU buy call and see three of the finest 3 story and bnsoment stone fronts in Brooklyn, on north side of MoDonough st, near Sumner av, with all the latest im provomonta; cabinet trimmod throughout; all hard word; within two bloeks of elevated station building opened on Sunday see owner and building on premises. P.

SIIERI 1AN. IjOR SALE HOUSES J. N. ALLEY, 204 Montague st, brick and brown stone honsos on Will Mi nroe pi me. Pienep.mt, Montague Renisen and Joralomon sts.at prices ransjiiv from $12,000 to some of which are ufWd at luw tiKures; also houses to ront, furniahod and unfurnished, on meet of thejabove strfots.

Apply as above. OR SALE HOUSES THE MOST COM ulote two storv front and thre sturv rear houses iu tlio Tiranty third mi the mier of Sumner av. to Thronp all tho material in tho siid iiouses is tho very beat in tho niarkot; workmanship doit" by wi rk, under tho supervision of thy builder. For partioubirs apply on the premises of P. CONCANNON, Buren, throe blocks from Sunmi'i av.

Station: open Sundays. IOR SALE Sve'INT'BY b'vely Brooklyn homes on ht pulnr plan great bargains, ten new a just tinishod, Nos. 31)2 to 40S Dougliiss at. only 100 from two linei of hnro cars: 20 niindtes to ferry, houairs two and extension: nine rooms and celbir; vory dtv orable for small tamilios; a jnt on premises. JERE JOHNSON, G2 Liberty st, Now York.

OR SALIC JIOUSJiS FOUR "HAND" It. some full sized 3 story brown stone houses, completed throughout in wood, beveli brick laundry, stationary rnfrigerat' rs and all that is desirable hivt cVi h.iiiK; neglibi.rhoid tho very best, in tho city; live minut 'S 1" li.toeir i 11. PIUL L1PS. on jelVt r.s.ui av, e.ist Nosir.md. SALK HO USES TWO LEFT, l'MO fl rand 1 lir' ni! tsvo simT und Insemeut brtwn filtwj 10 ijjs, 20t built by dnys' wrk; cabinet trimmed wood dining room and kitchen; splendid chandeliers, etc.

ono block from olovated railroad: houses finishod ono year; price low; terms easy. WILLIAM L. EXTANCE, 891 Gato av. ffOR SALE HOUSE NO. 30 FORT flj Graone place, botweon DeKalb av, and Fulton st 3 atory and basement briok 20 feet front: 12 roums and all improvements: in good order; immediate poHeasion will be sold at a bargain and on tornis to suit purchaser.

Apply to LEONARD MOODY, 20 Court at, and 27G Flat bush av, WSLE HOUSESrH. 777 Bedford av, cornor Fulton Ht. offers the feint bargains to prompt buyers: Franklin av, 3 story brown stone, frescoed and iu line order, corner F'rankliu av and Madison Bt, 3 story brick, Herkimer st. near Bedford av, 3 story brown stone, Ber gen at, near Nostrand av, 2, and 3 story brown stono, Brovoort placo. 3 story brown also a largo list of 2 and 3 nt'y in all sections of tho city.

FOR "ale house niWte Ward, No. 82 Keap st, 3 story and aubclbir, high stoop brick houso, 20x10x100, with oxteusinn on pirli.r floor; thirteen ruoni3; tirst class order; arranged fortwo families if required; all improvements; hoaithy location; sanitary plumbing; heater in collar: ten mioutn.V walk from Broadway ferries: near Hedford av; terms to suit. Apply toownei'd, J. S. G.

F.SIMPSON, 20 to 3tJ Rodney BtlRD. FOR SALE HOUSE THE 3 STORY and basement modern brick house, with extra lot and stable, situato Nos. 141 and 143 Kent st, Greenp tint, noar tho Tenth and Twenty third st, ferries toNuw York; price 75 per cent, of purchase money can remain on mortgage at 5 if not a dd at privato sale will be sold at auction by Taylor Fox, No. 45 Broadway. E.

on Fobruary 1SSG. For further particulars inquire of S. D. CLARK, 1 13 Franklin av, Oreonpoiut. I "OR SALE HOUSES 104 HANCOCK Bt, betwoen Bedford and Nostrand avs, contor of block, noar olovated railroad, 3 story basement brown st ne, swell front, with oxteJiston up to second story; trimmed in hard wood; 13 rooms; also, tliroo beautiful 3 story and basemont brown stones on Greene av, noar Franklin all of above property is first class, built by day's work and unincumbered will bo sold on very easy torms ifroquired.

Inquire for T. B. JACKSON, on the promises. I7OR SALE HOUSES AND LOTS AT East Now York, L. I.

Houses, $1,500 nnward lots, $350 upward; 25 minutes from Brooklyn Bridge via elevated road direct to property; also via Atlantic v. rapid transit; pure air, good schools, low taxes; lots sure to double in value within a yonr; don't leave your money in savings banks at 3 por cent, when you can aocuro a home bo choap: lots selling daily to rent payers; best lota soil first; ahall advance prico in Spring suro. For full information call on ownor, K. F. LINTON, corner Atlantic and Van Siclen avs.

East Now York, L. I. Office up ono flight. Take either elevated or Atlantic av. road diroct to doorj OR SALE HOUSES LAFAYETTE AV, 2 storv, frame, first class order, newly plumbed Willoughby av, frame, Pacilic st.

Third Ward, frame, Van Buren st, brick, 83.2.10; Wavotly av, brick, Sl.tlOO; Snndford st, frame, Kosciubko st, briok, Canton st, briok. $4,200: Pulaski st. frame, lot 25x100, Carroll st, brown stone, $1,000 Cireono av, near olovated station, 2.14 story, front, 3 roar, brown stono, Madison st, framo, $6,500: Harrison St. brick. Third Ward, cornor, brick, Sands st, frame.

Warren st, briok, Stale st. brick. Park place, brown stono, Sixth Ward, 3 story, briok, Seventh Ward, story, brown stone, $10,000 laru list of others in all parts of the city; also, flats and tenements: lota aingln and in plots; flno houso in Flatbush. ground 40x200, fine stablo, plenty of fruit, SM.OOO. WILLIAM BRIDGE, 13 Willoughby st, noar City Hallu Opon till 8:30 P.

M. 1" SALE HOUSES THESE AND and others Clifton place, 2 story, (Jliftnn place, 2X story, ox frame 4.000 Ualsey st. 3 story frame Franklin av, a story framo 5,000 Halsoy st, atoryb Halney st, 11 story 0.000 Lafayette uv, 3 story frame 7.500 Lafayette av, 3 story frame O.tSOO Macon st. 3 atory brown stono 7,500 Quincy st, 24 story ax, frame 7,500 Madison st, 3 story brown stone 9.000 CJreeno av. 3 story brown stono 10,000 A handsome 3 story brown atono dwelling, No.

143 Clinton av, with lot 2U0 foot deep 18,000 Nostrand av. stores and flats, all imp, now 13.000 And numerous other houses tonall and large to let and forssle from up; termBtosuit. Open evonings. Now York offlce 181 Broadway. JOSEPH P.

PUELS. Klovated Railroad Station oornor Nostrand and Loxing ton ay. FOll SALE KRAI. ESTATE. I TOR SALE LOTS DESIKABLV LO oated, on and near Fulton st, between Bedford and Sumner avs; special terms to builders if desired.

For diagrams and prices apply to owner, Fulton st, southeast cornor Nostrnnd av. LXR SALE LOTS FOUR FULL SIZE, 11 Eighth av, noar Carroll st; best location for gentleman's rosidenco in city; pi i low, easy terms; will mfike splendid invostmonta. FIKLDEU, No. oil Liberty st, Now York. jiOU SALE LOT $700 $300 CASH.

balance to suit: lot 50x100: corner Belmont and I.itoh hvs, Ozono Park, L. adjoining Woodhaven; new occupied cottage on next lot. K. UUKturi, liroad wny, Hot Ninv York. flOK SAIiE LOTS OR EXCHANGE Plot of 24 lota in Tenth Ward, suitable for small miiKos rti faetorv nornosos: streets traded nnd paved: 20 minuios irum lorries aim nriugo; cne ipeni.

iota ui ooh. lyn auio to double in valuo; particulars with J. N. KAN LEY, 204 Montaguost, 1'710K "Sa'LE LOTS LOCKS plots along the lino of the elevated road; Kighteenth Ward lots cheap; a full lino of lots in all sections of tho city, somo with builder's loan. D.

P. DARLING A 21 Park row, Now York 10 Court st. and 1,203 Kulton Brooklyn latter open GvQnings. Oit SALE LOTS ONLY EACH, on north side of lftlltou st, near JIaroy av, soven class tots; also, eight Hue lots on south sitloof JMo DonJUghst, eist Msroyav, opposito first class dotaehed villa flno location for first class houses; only $2,500 each. Apply to PAUL 0.

GRKNINO, i' JO Oatoa or 1,161 Fulton t. wi Moninas. urooa ond fteamtsreases. ANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE, or wonld wnrk in htyihII fnmilv. bv a resnectahlo cohered pitL Call for.

two daytf afi 10 i Myrtle a P. Pluaad cnll nntil suitod. ANTED SITUATION AS NURSJE, to take earn nf bnfn' or irrowtnir children and to do plain sewing, by an experienced person; twolve years rofof from laBt placo. Address M. 37 Sanda st.

AS A NURSE TV or ohambermaid. by a rosnoctable wpman, lately landed is willing and obliging. Address for two dayB 40i Hicks st. ANTEDSlTUATiON AS A NURSE, to ake oara of one or two children, by a respectable young girl; has eocd city references; eight ye vni' exporionco. Call at 114 Atlantio av, first floor, SHANFIKIiIh ANTED SITUATION AS INFANT'S nuras, by r.

thorougltly experienced porstiui aan take ontirc charge and bring up on tho bottlo; has the best city references from Inst employer. Call at 04 Bor fjon Bt. ANTED SITUATION AS NURSETO an infant or invalid, by a middle aged woman; can Uko full chargo of an inrant from its birth; can furnish five years' reference from former employer. Pleaaocailat 948 Pa WANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE, by a respeotablo experienced girl; capable of taking enro of an infant or children and no plain BBWing; has good city reference. Please call at 111) North Oxford st, near Myrtle av.

ANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE, or wonld assist in chamherwork in a small private family, by a competent woman nag the boBt o. city roferonco from last ptaoe. Call for two dayB at 183 Pacific at. between Conrt and Clinton no postals. TATED SITUATION AS A NURSE, by Ri'03poctablo girl in willinr and obliging; can do plain sewinc; has fonr years' of the city reference.

PIo.tso call for two days at 49 Court at; no cards answered. ANTED SITUATION AS A SEAM stress and to do lijrht ohnmberwork in a private family, or would go out by tho day with a dressmaker, a rospi'otfiblotrirl; isalirat class buttonhole maker. No 1 State stt'ip tlo'ir. 7.7ANTFJDpr3iiUfON AS A SEAM stresa and chambonnald, or would take caro of a child, by a lady who has worked at dressmaking. Please call for three days 51 Lynch fit, between Bedford and Leo ava.

three times. ST ANTED SITUATION TO MIND TV children and help with the housowork, by a young year's good roference. Please call for two days at G2j Fulton tit, corner of Hudson av. Tl7 ANTEDSITUATION TAKE TV caro of children and assist with upstairs work, by a respectable young girl. Call for two days at 303 Wo ron au "ted sTtuation to take care of a baby, by a rcspectablo Prnteatftnt girl has good city roforonces.

Call for two dnya nt 532 Marcy avenue. WAITED SITUATION TAKE care of childron, or do plain sewing, by a respuot ablo young woman. Please call at her last employer's for two uays, XjMayotte av. WANTED SITUATION TO TAKE EN tiro chargo of a young baby or to do upstairs work and waitinr. by a lady for a thoroughly competent girl.

Address A. care of Mrs. W. 50'J Marcy av. Chnmbcrmiiids and Wait roan.

ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bormaid and waitresB or do light housework, by a respectable girl. CaU at VG Wythe av, near WiJfion nt. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress: fimt class roferonco. Please call for two days at 352 Classen av. 7ANTOTUATI0N AS A CHAM hernmid and waitress; good reference.

Please call for two days at 487 Adelphi st. TED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, by a vounc girl; williug and obliirinir: no otiiections to childron. Plenso call for two daya at 41) Colombia st, first floor; no eardf ANTED SITUATION AS A CHA 4T litii nmirt utirl linln iiiinH cliiltlrnn hv rfimGctn.nIo young jrl; lias good rofoi onces. Call for two days at 27 Axiannc av. WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bormaid and waitress, or would do housework in a small family; has city reference.

PIohbo call for two days ftt Atlantic av. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM by i tes taut girl; has fonryonrs' roferonco from last Av fur two days at 503 Grand av, near Atlantic. Call ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM liLi minil (mil nnMn. hv a roHnectablo VOUnargirl; city roference. Please call for two day.s at U01 Myrtlo aT, third iloor, back.

ANTEDIAilON AS a CHAM: and waitress in a privato family or boarding houso, by respectable colored girl. Call for two nays ax im uirnnoni nv. xkjji. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bormaid and waitress, or to do treneral housework in a small private family, by a younB girl. Please call at Atlantio avJ ANTED SITUATION AS A CH bormaid.

bv ft rosnectabln vounit eirl or will take caro of a has first class reference. Please call for two days at 'Jii pjun av. 17 ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM lo.mai.l A ay. 4n Hr, tha li nmV, nwnrk and nssiat. with tho waKhin, Ly a younjr flfirl; city refer onces.

Apply at 153 Willow Bt. WANTED SITUATION AS A CHA bprmaid and waitress, or to do housowork in a small familv; will bo found willing and obliging. Call at or address 37G Baliic at. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress in a boarding house, by ft young girl enn give four years' reference. Ploaso call at 118 Outfield at.

TANTED SITUATION AS a CHAM berraaid and waitress, by a respectable girl: eood reference if required. Call for two days at 277 Pearl Btroot. ANTEDSiTUATION AS A CHAM bormaid and waitress, by a young girl; has good reference. Please call at 67 Underbill av, cornor ergon, street. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress or chambermaid ftnd assist with washing and ironing; Ins the best of city reference.

Please call at 220 Washington st. third floor, front. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM barmaid and waitress, bv a ropooutftble vounc gut: hay good city roleronco. Call for two days at JI Hicka st. OT ANTEJD SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress in a orivate family, by a re spectably girl lately landed; can be well recommended.

Call for two days at 251 Kostrand av. WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermnid and waitress, or would do plain sewing, by a vouuk girl; best city references. Call for two days at 14G Pourl at. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bBrmnid and waitrosfl in snrivate familv. or waitress in a privato boarding houso, by a respectable young eirl; not airaid of work has good roferonco.

Ploaso call for two days at 5 Lawrence st, in store. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, or would help to take caro of childron and do plain sowing, by a. respectable young lias good city reforenco. i'ioaso call al an Uumbar and at, near Myrtlo av. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM7 brrmaid and waitress or take care of children, by a young girl; understands her business; prefers a nioo homo before wages; city roference.

Please call tor two days at 721 lint ler st, near Classon av; no cards. ANTED SITU AIT ON AS A OHAM bermaid and or as chambermaid and waitress, by iivesprutublo young girl; can givo best of reference. Pleasu call tor two days at 55 Bergen st; no ciirds. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM buniiuid and waitress in a privato family, by a neat, tidy yojng girl: thoroughly uudorritands drt'ssmakins, Please call at 155 Unionst, betwetm Hicks and Columbia, No cfirds. WfANTESTTUATION girl or niirsK, by a young girl would not mind going to the country.

Adilrync 148 Hudson av, butwoon Sands and Prospr ct sts. VaANTED SITUATION TO DO UP work, by a young Swedish girl (16). Call this cvoniug or KMnnrro.v at 520 DoKalb av; no postal irds, ANTED STrTTATION TO DO stairs work, und willing to as iist in tho kitchen, by mn young girl. Inquire at 452 Warren st. Y7ANTEI SITUATION TO DO UP stairs work and help in tie kitchen, by a respectable German girl.

Cull for two days at 427 Seventh uv. r'ANl'ED S'rrUATION TO do" ij stairs wi rk or general housowork, by a roapocta bl young Swedish girl. Please call lor two daya at S95 Atlantic uv. ANTED SITUATION TO DO Htairs work, bv a msouctidile vuuntr cirl has cuod city reforonce. Call for two days at 220 Schenck at, between DeKalb and Lafayette avs.

ANTED SITUATION DO HLOiis woiti. anil fioaiaij iui wiiiutun. iunuou tablo vounff girl: good roferonco. Ploaso cull fortwo days ftt 4i7 Twon tiot hat. STANTED SITUATION "TO DO CH AM TY bonvork and plain aywinc, or would take caro of children, by a young woman.

Call for two days at 37 Brooklyn a v. WANTED SITUATION TO DO CHAM berwork and waiting, or upstairs work and tftking cart of children, by a respectable younc girl; good roference. Pluas'j cull lor two dayu at 7 McDuugat st, second lluor. rANTED SITUATION TO DO THE vv niistairn work and wnitinc or would take enre of childron, by a respootablo girl. Please call for two "days at last ompioyurH, urevK)rt piaco.

i ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE nostrum work nnd mind children, or will do Gen eral hoUBQwnrk in a email family, by a respectable young Sirl; has roferonco from last placu. call for two aya at 261 WyckofT a ANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT unfit at tb work and assist with children, bv a cirl of 17 willing and obliging has good referonces. Call for two daya at 045 Claeaon uv, between Donn and Pacific streets. CooRh. WuHberH and lr oners.

WANTED SITU ATIO AS A COOK, washer and ironor in a boarding houso or a large family, by a competent woman. Call at 160 Tiilary st. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK and laundress, by a respectable woman is willing and obliging has good city reference. Call for two days at 155 Douglass Bt, near Hoyt, first Uoot. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK or to do icenorul housework in a small family of crrown norfions: is a irood plain oook.eioellent washer and Ironer; middle aged, steady and obliging; good oity reforonce from laat place.

Ploaso oall at 41)1 DeKalb ay. ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD nnrl lirf flail I days at 522 Myrtlo av, cornor Grand. ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD plain cook in a small privato family, by a young girl first class uiiy roferenoo. Please call at No, 50 Smith street. WANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook and laundress, or would do housework, by a competent young: woman: good city roference.

Ploaso call for two days at 120 Conoord st, in the baeoment door. ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD plain cook, by a girl; thoroughly understands downstairs work good eity ref eronoe. Please oall for two days at 1,207 Atlantio av. 'ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD nlain cook, washer and ironer in a small family, bv a respectable Swedish M. Please call at 1,432 Fulton st, corner Brooklyn av, first floor.

ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook or laundress, by a younc: Irish sirl reforenco from her last employer. Call for two daya at 5B4 Franklin av, corner Pacific st. ANTEI GOOD cook, washer and ironer. or would do housework, by a you nr woman; twa years' city reforenco. Please call at 113 Atlantiu av.

WANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD plain cook, by a mlddleagod Protestant woman; is a good baker and a first class washer and ironer; good reference. Can bo seen at 65 Spencer at, nonr Paru ay, second iloor, front. V7 ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD 7 plain cook, washer and ironer in a small privato family, by a respootablo young girl; has a good reforonce from hur last plaoo. Please call for two days at 279 Bergen St; ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD FY cook, washer and ironer, by a respectable girl; is rllli KLlJK'l'B II 111 IAW UUUlill lIUUBDItUia una KUUU references. Please call for two days at 261 WyokolTst, near Third av.

ANTED SITUATION AS A COMPE tent cook and laundress, hv ft. wnmnn will Inn nnrl ubliging; has good uity reference. Please call for two days at 100 Dograw at, first floor; no cards. ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class cook and laundress: good cook citv rnferonce. Call at 28G Smith st.

ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class cook in a nrivnto fnmilv. bv a roRnei't ahto wn nian; has good city reforenco from her last employer. Can ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class cook and aundresH. bv a cumnetent, wiinnm good city reforonce. Address COOK, Box 22, Eagle oiuce.

WANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class laundress ir would do fiousework, by a young woman; Rood reference. Call at 172 Dullield Bt, in the paper store. ANTED AS A FIRST clna cook, in a private family; understands ouok ins in all its branches; has the bofitof city roference. Please call at 21'J Tiilary at, top flour, aide entrance, ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST oI.tsu nook and laundress, bv pirl: can furnish good reference. Please call at 652 Allautio avenuo, ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST oinss cook ia oxoerioncud in all bnTnchea: would assist in the washing; private family proferred; best of oify reforonce.

Call at 61 Oolnmbia place, second floor. ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST eliiss oook. br a raanoutabla cirl: tbnrotighlv under. tends all branauon of oooking; willing and ohliginB pri Tnto family profofrerl; has tho best city reforonce fromner last emnlover flail fur two daya at 367 Jay at. Androw Kaegor, Josoph Hossler, George Pitts mid George Armbmstor, the four young men who Inst Christnuia ovo assaulted Policeman Dow noy, of tho Thlrtoonth Pi oclnct, nt a ball In liofiart Btreot, "vvoro ro nrralKnoil before Justice Konun, this morniug for BOtttonoo.

Kaogor was discliargod. Pltt waa fluod i25, Armbruator i2j and IlBBSlor $10. TUB CITY RAILROAD WIHS. Tho suit of Jnuies A. Byrne against tho Brooklyn City Railroad for $10,000 datnag03.

tried yoatorday In tbe Circuit Court, resulted In a verdict for tho defendant. Crossing the bridge from Now York to Brooklyn to bey olothinR'. Sinoe Bat.tiwin the Clothier, tjuit tho corner of Cnnal st. and Broadway a large number that were cust. m'jrs in New York croHS the bridge and buy thoir clothing at the Baldwin Building," Suiitil Fulton fit.

TJie Broofctyn salesrooms are lai i r. tho sssortinent is moro extensive, the fabrics are liner than IJ.U,mviH, tho Clothier, over dlsplayod in Now York, and the pi i jes are ton per cent, lovror. Baldwin, tho Clothier, "Baldwin Buldinp," amith and Fulton sts. V'e will kill the installment plan ami dofy all competition yo.ir our loador in ahy car at tho proatc.it btr.inin over offered. Our fiiuiHl and most exponiivo crriaijes are for cash at tin; piicu you wouhi have to as firrit paymtnt in inslalliuont st rs.

Compare and convinco yourself. Popular Dry Goods Store, Mrytlo and Carlton avenues. IlotisEKEEPEiis should get their furniture recovered this inontli. HuitD, Waite A Co. em now givo tlio lowest (iK'ires ties year, ond offer nn nnsorpassod nss: iit nt coverings to select from, at prices far be ow those prevailing elsewhere.

The Lioiit "Running Domestic Sewing Mac'U1NE Oj not make tha mistake of purc.hasin any other until you have seen it. UO.OliU in use in tho City of Brooklyn. Fulton at. ilSAltHSlJ m. ZlMMKRMANX At Church.

Ja uviica, X. t'eliruary 1U, 1SSG, by Ilsv. Williams 111 Siuit'n. tv T. IV.

Hr.LEN. daughter of lfoinlan Ziuimer lo em, of New York, to Clement K. GAimrKEn, of B.tou, M. ACKICRMAN' On February 15. lRSfi.

K. IzoTTA. infant of Tutliil! C. and lilla jM. Ackerman, agod 2 and 1 months.

Mluei services on February 17, a' 7 P.M., 1,1 parents residenco, ltij Tomtikins av, Bro.jklyn. AYHKS Cn February 1(1, ANintEW AvltES, io tho 77th iiis ao. 'oie ral I'r his lato residonco, 215 Doan at, on Thura d. iy. at 11 A .51.

CL.UlK. On Monday, Fehruaty 15, JAMES A. CLA11K. el ie: soo of and Eh. i J.

Cl'irk, and grandson of it he Sovder in I'c Ii y. ar. Ret itiv nud friends rospectt'olly invited ti attend t'n, ices li Wtulues Jay evening at o'clock at hi re iil (tatea av. near lleiltord, Brooklyn. Ilitei iUi iit on T'oursrlny.

CONICLIN On Mondav, February 15. at tho residonco iier ri in tr. N. H. 210 Macon st, Brooklyn, Mis Almv r.coil I'lineral soiv.ct 6 Wednesday, 17th, at two P.M.

Inter nien ptivato. DlNS.MORF. On February 15. 1880, at 102 Prospect, st. DlNSMOKK, sko I 71 years.

Fmn r. il from his bit" si lenco on Wednesday after nie.in at 'JiilO. Interment in DUXftiAN On Mondav. February 15. Kr.IZAHETH, bo 1 tved Patrick DuniR iu, in 70th ar.

Native lit tlio Parish of Carrickedmond, County Longford, Ireland. Relatives and friends aro respectfully invited to attend tin; funeral fr wn her Into residence, Prospect place, near Cn hiriiill nv.Taursday.lSth nt It A. Clo.r ii ol St. Joseph, where a solemn requiem a will bo the ol hor soul. Intenueut in Holy Cr ss lery.

DYF.U On Monday. Fobruary 15, John Dyer, ased 40 vc us. n.ioith and days. St and friends aro invited to attend his funeral fi ei i i l. nce, 2T0 Bridge at, on Thursday, February 18 a' V.

51. 1 "iS In Ur. oklyn, Febvuai 15, MAHV, eldest iri' t. ot bit Charles 'ranks. il seivicesat her la residence, 18 First placo.

on at '2 P. from tiien to Greenwood Cm lory. FROST In Brooklyn, February 1 1, Pnr.UE Jane FROST, wio of I Fro it. aied 55 ars. Toe l'lii 'ial se.

vico wilt take phiou Tuesday evening at 8 at Mo lliah st, near BHiIko. LAN.M A.V iddonly, on Moudnv. February 15. at bis l.ie rosidenco. 241 Carroll st.

Brooklyn, Ceohoe D. I.asmis. in of Margaret D. and the lato Daid T. Lan mu.

Funeral from Christ Chv.T. corner Clinton ami Harris on Wednesday, the 17lb, at 2 o'clock. 0.i Sunday, February 14, LlDIA C. LlDllV, aged 75 ve 11 lu uths. Ite' eives an friends are respectfully invited to attend the liuo r.il services at hor late resilience, 481 Van Buren St.

en Toes lay Foliruaiy IG, at 8 o'clock. Interment at Woodtawn. UiT7, At iter late residence. 20 Clerm mt av, M.nv Ass Lltz, wiie ot William Lulz, in lhe2e'th yearot iior aiVriends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend Cue funer.i! Tuesday, at 2 P. M.

MURRAY On February 1 MINA wifo of II. and daughter of the late Captain b. h. Fui'ie'r' 'l services at 115 Rast Tenth street, New York, on Wc lne day. February 17, nt 2 P.

fl. NAGLK On the 15th at lier rosid 1100, 553 Pavo nia av, Jersoy City Hsights, JUnY Fiiances, wifo of William Nnnlo. lome vil will take place from St. Joseph's Church, Baldwin av, where a hiRh mass of reuuiom will be celebrated, Tlinrsdnv, 18th at 10 A. Interment at Holy 8.

On Monday, February 15, Patoick J. O'llttiEN. in the 87th year of his age. 'uuer from his lato residence. No.

344 Bergen st, on Thursday. February 18, at 2:110 P. M. O'OONN'OR On February 15 nf lKin, disease, Mauy K. oldest daughter of the late Owen and Catharino O'Connor.

Relatives and friendsaro invited to attend tho funeral from hur late residence, 107 st, on Thursday, at A. donee St. Paul's Church. Court and Congress sts. where a solemn mass of re tuiein will be offered for the ro ,1 me of her soul.

Interment at Holy Comet "r.v. PALM ICR February 15, 1800, at Kast New York, Samcki. PALMKlt, in the With year of his ace. Too irien.l.s of the family, also the members of Worth 'dire, No. "in.

F. and A. tho Fire and Polieo Dojiart monls are respectfully invited to attend ibe funeral on Tuuradav, the 18th from the Trinity P. Church, Wycki.ft av, East New York. Please omit flowors.

PITKIN At Ynnkors, N. Sunday. February 11, of apoplexy, after a brief illness, GKOUttK D. PITKIN, eldest son ot tho late John R. Pitkin, in tho (list year of lus ago.

The funeral will take place at tho Presbyterian Church, Youkers. N. Wodnoaday, February 17, at 2 o'clock P. M. ROHKHTS On Monday, February 16, 1880, SAli AH widow of Morris 11.

Roberts. Tile relatives and friends of the family, also members of Stella Chapter, No. 23, O. 15. 8..

ore invited to attend tho funeral services on Thursday, February 18, at 1 P. at her late residonco, 341 Hudson av, Brooklyn. Intermont at the convenience of the family. Ulica papers please, copy. A.NDERVKER Sunday February 1 1, at the residonco of bis No.

101 FlatbtiHh av, after a abort illness, James Vasm uiveek. in the 85th yonr of his Relatnos and fri nds are invited to attend his funeral from his late residence, on WednoBday, February 17, at 2 P. M. COMMONWEALTH LODGE, NO. H.

F. and A. M. xt comniniiic TCF.SDAY F.VENING, iust. Work, third degree.

The fraternity aro cordially invited to be pri Hent. JOHN W. F.VANS, Master. IXAKCE i'cOMMta'fEB ON Fill' nance will niet in Cue Coniniittie ltoonis, City Hall, on THURSDAY. February 1.

IsfR. at 8 o'clock V. M. Uy order of JOHN IIAN'LKY, ANI THK OOM fi mittee on Public and 1 will luft' in tlio Cominitto! IX loins, City Hall, in THURSDAY, Feb ruarv 18. 18KII, at 8 o'clock P.

M. By 'TiLt MOSKS KNtiLK. Clniruiaii. ifS TIUl COM H.X inittoe nil (iradiln; and P.ivinL' will meet in tho Coni miltee Rooms. Ciy Hill, ii THURSDAY, February 18, 18S5, at o'clock P.

M. By order J. JF.FFCRSOX HLACK Chainuan. A 1 1 1 0 A l.i 1 1 (JOM.M1TTEE ON rj Hsilro ids will meet in tile Committee Rooms City Hall, on Villi) AY, February I8s(i, at 8 o'clock P. M.

By or ler of JOHN MoCA RTY. Cliairman. AW THE "COMMITTHIO" ON LAW a will meet in the Committee Rooms. City Hall, on THURSDAY, February 18, 18811. at 8 o'clock P.

M. By order of 11ALSEY CORWIN, Chairman. AMPS AND GAS THE COMMITTEE on Lamps and CJjis will moot iii tlio CimimiUoa RnoniH, City Hall, on THURSDAY, February 18, at 8 o'ofock f. tiy ordor or JAMICS KANE, Uhairmnu, LANDS AND BUILDINGS The CoramittGG on Public Lamln and HinldmKB will in the Coioniittoo Rooms. City Hall, on THURSDAY, February 18, l8ifi, at 8 o'clock P.

M. By ordur of ULUICII 3IAUKKR, Uhairman. FFICK OF THE WILLIAMSIJUKGH CITY KIRK INSURANCE COMPANY, northeast cornor Broadway ami First at. (m.w Kent av.) HiiooKLYN, K. Fobruary 15, 1886 Tho annual oltjction for diroct rra (T this company will bo hold nt tho ottie, conmr (if liroadwny and First st.

(now Kent tvff.t, on MON'DAY, tho Jirflt day of March nuxt, botwoon the hours of 12 anJ 1 o'clock P. M. W. MKSKH01JC, Secretary. IjOST and found, J' OST LAKGFi FOX TEUHIKU DOG, A white with brown Suitably reward for his ro turn to COACHMAN, HO Wnvoriy av.

IT)ST FE niiU A 15, A LA11GE BLACK Ji Noirfouruilnnd DOG; answer. to name of Duko, Hct'iiHc tag, No. 5,712. Fivo dollaiB reward paid for its return 1011 Sanda Bt. OST SMALL SCOTCH TEBRIKU SLUT, on Cnrroll Bt.

near Fifth av; out; iyu sliuhtly a ro. A liberal reward and no qubtiona aeltod for hur ru turn to G84 Carroll LOST 13IBLE Elf HER ON FOTTT Oroiine, Lafayotto ar. or South Oxford Bt. If tinder will kindly return naino to A. C.

ItOWSKLL, 01 South Oxford st. thoy can a suitable nnvard. JSTSTERNDISTRICT" RE ST JLi donts who desire to advortiso under this caption oan UftTe thoir advettiseiuents at tho Kaflo branch ofSoe, 44 Broadway, by 11:30 A. M. for the afternoon edition aodbj 10 o'clock Saturday ovenine for tho SUNDAY EAGHJ 450 HALF INTEREST ESTAB Jisljod jnaiiufneturiiiff businPHs; nood chance for small investment.

Call nt shop, 414 Bodford tiv. TTlSTOCKrlND FIXTURES OF A firsfc class fish and oyster market for sale, cheap. Call for throe days at 186 CJonrtB A AVLGR AND LUCRATIVE MILLI i. nery businois of tvronty years standinc for aalo; tho business beinK sold on account of ago. Address MrB.

C. K. REKD, Columbia, S. O. A RETAIL DRY GOODS BUSINESS wanted, to purchase, doing about 875,000 per annum.

Addrosn A. 0.t No. 117 Johiirjtoa st, Newburgli, N.Y. THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A fancy Btore for oalo, doing a good business and on a good thoroughfare, aituntod at 208 Flatbush av; good roason for celling. Inquiro on premises.

500 GREAT BARGAIN STOCK AND iirtiirpn nt n. mtn.il and fanr.v ponds ftt.oro. in ouo of tlm Im.if. loAtions in Krooklvn fhavinir a cood laundry and stampintj: trade); must be Bold on acoount of owner leaving the city. 338 Franklin a v.

BRASS" FINISHING SHOP WITH A ettady nm of work, which can be Tory much in croaued, to let or for sale, the owner not having time to givo it proper atteiitioa. Address A. B. Box 1C, Eaglo office. i FANCY STORE Foil SALE, IN GOOD location; nood businefli: larse agency for Troy Laundry, ront 31 pood chance for party wishing to it irt in busineaa; price $300.

Call or address FANCY STOHK. 182 Ituid av, oorncr Madison st. No sgonts nucil apply. FOIt SAt.H. JHSCEI.AfVEOtfS.

EOR SAI OAS FIXTURES PARLOR hall gas flitnreu, in use four ycore. Address A. 21, Eagle office. tjlOR SALE ICE HOUSE FIRST CLASS I' ico house, too small for present owner: must be sold, this week on account of room. Inquire of PHILIP HO 1 70 Montaguo at, near Hicks.

YOR SALE CARPETS SS.OOO A JOB A lot Best body Brussels, new styles, at tho Iowost price over ottered; tin's isschanco; and soo for yourself only for tho next fifteen days, at McF.LKNNEY'3 carpet atoro, Fulton st, nonr Fort Orcono place. WATEU FILTERS. I MPURE WATER. No householder who haR a Hon urnnnr i eo ard for tha health of hi family should use oithor ciatorn, rain, well, pond or, in fact, any kind of water, without first filter inp it. The present muddy and soiled state of Brooklyn water cannot he ignored if hoalth ia of any value.

Cholera, typhoid and malarial fever aro causod, as is well kno by impure water. PUBK WATJCR Can bo had by nsine THK KliDZIK 11KL1 ABLK IMPROVED WArER FILTER." Tno Journal of Commerce of Now York, in its Issue of May 8, 1885, reeommonda tho "KEDZIE" Filter, in answer to an inquiry about filtering water, as follows: Tho most perfect way ia to try a'KKDZIE' (Booh estor) Filter, from which the muddiest, wator insy be drawn as white as a diamond." Thoso tliltora are in use In many of tho best amities all over Brooklyn and tho highest testimonials received. Evory Alter fully guaranteed. A. D.

F1SK, Solo Acoat, BBEKJIAN STREET, WBW 70BS. giood reforenco. AddrosB. PLUMBING, 141 Elm eF, E. D.

RANTED SITUATION TO DO ANY Ihl.A h. vnttnrw lnlim.n no Innff In thin country. Apply to BURNrf. Oil Myrtle av. ANTED SITUATION AS EXPERI nnnml linvlim.l.r ric rr.

rnfornonn Call at 207 Gold st. ANTED SITUATION AS A COACH mini. Iivnn Fntrlislimitrt landod on Saturday; good reference. Addreai W. IDE, 4S0 Clermont av.

ANTED SITUATION AS A WAITER cive first oWbs Inauire at No. 50U Atlantic ayenuo ANTED SITUATION AS A COACH man, by a young married New York drivor; good reforenco. Oall for two daysat 18G Atlan tia av. WANTED SITUATION BY AN EN ginoer; is a practical maohauio; in factory enn make all repair? plumbing, steam and gas fitting; has fcools Addreaa W. B.

Kaglo branch, 44 Broadway. ANTED SITUATION AS A WAITER in a boardmc hiuso or nrivate xiniiiv. bv a vounir ooV rod in5n good reference. Q. F.

135 John goii nt, ANTED SITUATION TO WORK IN a store, or to work in an office or in a nriviita fam ily, or driving, by a colored boy; can give good reference. Call for one wook at 87 Fort Greene place. ANTED SITUATION TO TAKE elm rim of ft contleman's nlacn. bv ft middle send man; anorscftnJS iito cure ana manigemons oi uorses, cows, poultry, lawn, vegetable gardening, oto. Ior interview address for throo weoka WILLIAJVI, Bx 1C, Eagle office.

ANTED SITUATIONS MALES Persons rosulinir in the Knstom District who wish to advertise under this head van leavo thoir advertisements at tho Eagle Branch office, 44 Broadway, by A. M. for the afternoon edition and 10 P. M. Saturday for the Sunday issue.

TV A VTK PROFESS IV A WANTED ENGAGEM A first class trimmor; oxporionced. Address MILLINER, Eagle Branch, 44 road way, J5.D. WANTE1) CHOKUS" SOLO SOPRANO, touor and bass voiens for Episcopal Church chorus ohoir; moder.it salary. Adlross G. H.

Eagle ollico. ANTED TYPE WRITING STENOO raoher and tvnewriter. owninc will do stanographic or typewriting work of any kind fiftereix in the evening. NIGHT WOR Kaglo offlce. WANTED DRESSMAKING A DRESS mikor dasires a few engagements by tho day or weok; is a good cutter and fittor; tornis modorate.

Call at llljMllary at. ANTED DRESSMAKING A Tjetent dressmakor would liko a few more oncftze mentn by tho Any; best of references. Call or addross DRESSMAKER, 1.150 Fulton at. ANTED PUPILS IN MUSIC, French and tho Enclish branches, by two young la dies good references and moderate tormB, Address GKNEJft ALI NSTRUCT ION, Eaglo uffl co ANTED ENGAGEMENT BY A vounz ladr of education, the oosition as comnanion to a lady: competent to Biiperintend a house; ia a good sewer. M.

MORTON, 227 ooper st. "ANTED DRESSMAKING A GOOD dresainakor will make ent'agoments by the day or week; cutting and fitting ft specialty; can give references; terms moderate. 345 Atlantic av, corner Hoyt st. ANTED DRESSMAKING BY AN nirtnrinncod dressmaker, to ao not bv t.h rinv. cnod fitter and stylish draper; terms moderate.

315 Atlantic av, between Smith and Hoyt sts. ANTED SINGERS FROM FIRST OF Mav: a tenor and bnas a ouartot choir: state exporionco and lowest salary, which must bo mode rata. Addross X. Box 11, Englo offico. "ANTED ENGAGEMENT A YOUNG lady desires a position as snl 'slady in an art storo understands all kinds of nrt embroidery, also Kensing ton and fiat painting.

Address 222 DeKalb av. ANTED ENGAGEMENT A FUIST class nrcamstand choir master, with much oxnon enco in training both surplicod and mixed choirs, is opon to negotiate: either Episcopal church or otherwise Ad dressOUSKLEY, Box 11, Eagle oflico WATVTIiD SKWB ANTED SEWING BY A COMPE tont aeamstrss, to go out by the day; terms mod erate Address 223 Hoyt st. "ANTED SEWING ONE OR TWO enuacomonts by a good seamstress: accustomed to all kinds of family sewing, making over and children's clothes of 'dl kinds: terms at tho present $1 per day. Address at once A. Eaglo olfice.

ANTED SEWING CUSTOMERS BY the day. by nn oxnorionced seamstress: cuts, oper ates and understands all kinds of family sowing can as with dresamaking. CaU or address Misa T1IOAN, 402 State st. WANTED AC. WANTED WASHING AND IRONING, by a respectable oolored woman, to tako homo has good oity roferonco.

CaU nt 228 Atlantic av. ANTED WASHING TO GO OUT BY the dav. or tako homo, bv a Gorman woman. 717 Myrtle av, second fioor. ANTED WASHING AND IRONING, bv tho day, by competent laundress, call or ad droHS 82 Pn ain av.

anted washing and i honing, to tako homo, by a respectable Swedish woman. Pleaso calljit 3 K) DoKalb jiv, first iloor. "ANTED WASHING AND IRONING, for fnmilinH nr Hindi) nftntlemen. to tftko homo, bv a Swedish woman; shirts a spocialty; best of roference givon. Call at 71H Atlantic av.

WANTED WASHING AND IRONING, by a young German woman, to go Mit by tho dav. Address Mrs. LEBER, 1,078 DeKalb av, near Rohlj WANTED WASHING AND IRONING, bv a resnectahlo colored woman to go out by tho day or will tako it imo. Ploaao call for throo days at 100 Bond Bt, near Warren. ANTED WASHING BY A RESPEC tablo woman to take homo good reforenco.

Pleaso call for two dayd at 374 Closaon av, second door from Greene, over the shoo store. ANTED WASHING AND HiONING, by a first class laundress woll rocommonded; is willing to go out by the day or take itin; has good city references. Apply at 831 Pacific st. rANTED WASHING AND mONING, to co out by the dav. bv a younc Gorman cirl.

OMi 326 Bridge st, second Hoar. iTANTED WASHING BY A RESPEC tnblo woman a imnll washing to do at home, or a nice girl to hoard with tier. Uall for two oaya at io uo lumbia placo. ANTED WASHING BY A RESPEC table woman, to go out by tho day, or to take home by tho dozen or week. Call all week at 025 Warren at, betwoen Fourth and Fifth avs, top floor, second door back.

ANTED WASHING BY A RESPEC table colnrod woman, to go out by tho day or to take homo; understands wiiahing in all its branches; has go city reforenco. Mrs. N. A. MOORE, 474 Hudson avenue, jTED A NICE WOM nn washing or going out by tho day.

Pleaso call at 11 Novins st. WANTED WORK WASHING AND ironing, by ft reapoctablo womnn, to go out by the day or housoeioaning; Iiib good city rof'erorice. Cad for two days at 197 Navy st, MARY RICHARDS. WANTED WORK ASHING AND ironing, by respectable to go out by the day; or has good city reforonce. Call for two days at 730 lnmbia st, second Iloor.

ANTED WORK BY RESPECT A ble woman, to go out by tho day; is ft first class washer and ir.mor; can furnish host of roforoncD. Please caUjiUthe wook at 948 Pacific at. Mrs. BUCKLEY. 5757 ANTED WORK TO GO OUT BY the day or by the wools, and sleep at.

home nights; is willing ami obliging. Pioaso call at 71 Uticaav, noar Atlantio. top floor, front rooin. WANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA blo rr itostaut woman; days' work; isagoodlaun drcs will do any kind of houaecloaning; has first class reforenco. Please call at York st, lirst tloor back.

ANTED WORK BY A RESPEOTA bla woman, to go out by the day, washing or ironing or couldjret up a first class dinner; has tho best of reference. Please call all the ffeek ot 53 Underbill av, over the bakery. W.lTV'i'K,) HOSISK.i. ANTED HOUSE A SMALL HOUSE i near Oity IL ill. Addriss W.

N. FITOHETT, 17 and 19 Red Hook lane. ANTED HOUSE TO RENT, OR 1 In Twenty third Ward. Address, with full particulars, Box 21, Eagle office. ANTED HOUSE TO BUY EASY ft nmall neat houBo or cottago with extra lot, south of Atlantic av.

and handy to Bergen at. cars. Addl essG. Eaglo olBco. TANTED HOUSE BY MAY 1 TWO TT story, high stoop nnd basement convenient to ferry or cars terms moderate.

Address L. Boi 19, Eaglo officoJ ANTED HOUSE A 2 STORY FRONT nnd 'A ntnrv roar ntone or brick houao.weat of Tomo klns and north of Fulton av: price about $11,000 to $7,000. Address B. T. RIPTON, 44 lionrt at.

ANTBD HOUSE TO PURCHASE, A brown stone, size about 10.8x40 feet deep; must bo ha good order and neighborhood. Address, stating price, location, fcc, HOUSE, care of L. Au Robertson, 160 Gates av ANTED HOUSE 2 STORY HOUSE, beyond lasso av, in first class neighborhood must oe in ponoci, oruer, witn uiuutiraiv rout, vjuuiiiiuui cato with WINFIELD GIBERSON, 1)4 Duane st, Now York City. SJ ANTED HOUSES OWNERS OF property desiring to sell or rent samo will pleaso send me full particulars and lowest price at earliost moment. Spocial attention given to selling ami renting.

WILLIAM BRIDGE, 13 Willoughby st, near City Hall. Open tinjitfO M. WANTED HOUSES FLATS, APART1 menta, stores for sale and to lot; domand basset in early this yoar and ownors will profit by sonding im modiatoly descriptions. WILLIAM II. GRADE, long established and oniyffioes coiner Willoughby and Jay at s.

Open eveninga. WAIVTEP KOOItIS JFTfRIVgSBgEP. ANTED ROOMS FURNISHED 2 or 3, good neighborhood, for light housekeeping, J. 13 Gates av. 'ANTED RO OM A DRESSMAKER wnntH n.

nnrtlv fnt niahnd back narlor. with nso of front narlor to receive customers; reference given and required. Address E. Box 18, Eagle offico. ANTED ROOMS FURNISHED BY gentleman and wife, two or three furnished rooms in thoroughly rospeotable neighborhood privilege light housekeeping.

Address with terms, which must oe low, K. O. Eagle office. WAN'gEW HEAl, ESTATE. WANTED REAL ESTATE OWNERS desiring to sell or rent or have collections made will find it to their advantage to oall on me." JOHN ED and 377 Fnlton st, Room 7.

ANTED REAL ESTATE HOUSES, uarts of houses and fiats to lot in all parts of tho rit.v jilso Trmrlvfnrsftln. G. H. HERSEY. real estate and insurance agontt 060" Bedford av, corner Gates.

ANTED REAL ESTATE ALL ri Hirhwionn. for aale or rent in anv nart of tho citv or will oblige by sending particulars of onorings oariy. ia uArnjinw a inomoerB oi uto "New York Roa! Estate Hichanga and Anorion Room Limited offices, 10 Court Bt, 1,208 Fulton at, Brooklyn, and 21 Park row, New York City. WAWTEP PAKTS Of HOUSES. S7 ANTED PART OF HOUSE BY A small family of adults, about six roomB in house or flat with all improvements; rent not to excoed $251); with owner and in Twenty third Ward preferred if right quarters aro offered a desirable and permanent tonant may be seourod.

Addross, with full particulars, YANKEE, Box 11, Eagle office. FOR SAIjE PIALVOS. IriOR SALE PIANO HARDMAN upright. WISSNER'S, 290 Fulton Bt, FOR SALE PIANO 580 ROSEWOOD oase; in goo order. WISSNER'S, 23l Fulton at.

SALE PIANO P10 HARDMAW ht: cost $450: usod few monttiB. Afl tan 298 Fulton at, iOR SALE PIANOS SIX BARGAINS, $90, $100, $115. $125, $1S0; r. ANDEllsON 4 208 Fulton a' all fa perfect i jOK SALE PIANO ANT only $10 monthly until fully pairtr octave; rich caVvod legs; elegant organs $48: only monthly or ront $2 month. The place for bargains and terms unoi.ualed at Fulton st.

fTiOR A LE PI ANOS 110 EL EGA NT SO pistio, with stool and oovor, just tho $150, beautiful upright Wober piano at bargain; $50. elegant organ. Call and see bargains at GfKT 81 and 83 Court st. IOR "SALE PIANO FOR" $200 A 7 piano, Hun totto, nearly new, aud but little usol, with stool and ootor; stint free of oxponso. Apply at 7 li: I abridge at, tomth door from Sunniur av, near Fulton st.

FOR SALE PIANO A PRIVATE FAM ily will soli their elegant cabinet upright piano; lirst class and pertoot in every particular; cost $4ffS last Fall; prico, $105 cash. For furthor partlonlnra nddrcsa NECESSITY, Kaglo branch olHco, 44 Broadway. Ii10R SALl'l ORGANS SEVERAL CAB inot organs different makers, and only a little UBel. at nrioos bo Tow that no ono need be without a musical Insirumoiit in tho house. F.

H. CHANDLER, 172 Mon taguost. TKIOB SALE PIANOS FINE Jp wood case, patent dcBk piano, with embroidered Bpread and stool, $100: good Instruments, in perfect order, only $13 and $50; olegant grand piano, neatly now, 8200: great bargain organs all prlooa and styles. BID DLE'S, 657 Fulton t. ordei SALE PIANO AN ELEGANT UP right piano: lateat stylo; (nil 7 octave; atagreat sacriiico.

Mrs. CARPENTER, 1,105 DoKalb av, corner Reid. ANTED SILK AND STIFF FELT HAT trimmers. Apply three days. DAVIS, 120 Gi ooncst, Now YorkJity: STANTED STIFF HAT TRIMMERS AT DUNLAP Nostraml and.

Park avs. Brooklyn factory. ANTED EXPERIENCED OPERA tor on Domostie sowtnE ninclnno, on vests. Udl Warren st. AT ATED EXPERIENCED HANDS ON Tecksaud four in hands: steady work nnd Rood prices.

Apply all tho weok at H71 Suvantoonth st, threo bulls. ANTED FIRST CLASS OPERATORS on hue suits: come ready for work. V. II. BAB COCK Broadway and Grand st, Now York; work room entrance, 111 Grand St.

ttt'fANTED A BUTTONHOLE MAKER, an operator nn Grovei Hakor and WUleox cliisa. and also finishers for dreasaidking. Call at 288 Clinton st. ANTED GIRLS WHO WISH mv tjniviiir mnfthim! will reoeiTO full instruc tions, frer of charKe, at tho sowinff maiibmn soUool of tho BROOKLYN CHILDRKN'S AID SOOLKTY, UX Poplar st, between Hicka ami Henry. Hours 0 to 5 daily, oicopt Sunday.

TED OPERATORS AND FINISH am tin ladion' chtaltH: rirl who. bavo worf on pants and vents takmi cloak nnmcu io inarn. mx r.iv, 522 and 524 Brondway, K. Ko'm hardt Jiuildinrf. TSl ANTED LADIES TOI2EARN DRESS cuttiiiB trimminfr and dranbig by the French combination or Hiinares; contumvH vnt, batoil and drannd and patterns out order and warranted to fit; flrat class rtr: mftkurrt nt to fiunilios by th day or week.

h. BKfD, 485 Fulton st, opposite Wechsler A Abraham's. rXNTED HELP FEMALES sons rnsidinK in the Eastern District who dosire to advertise tinder this head can leave thoir advorilaementa at the ikIo Branch office, ii Broadway, by HSIO A.M. fartlisitfterno.nl edition junfnt 10 P.M.Saturday for the Sunday ias uo Nurrten antl WANTED AS NURSE AND CHAMBER maitl, a young girl; roforoncoa rciiuired. 15G Sixth av.

'ANTED AS A NURSE AND TO Call iako hersi useful, a young Protostaut girt. nt 1.JU sotun ortlanQ ftv. ANTED AN EXPERIENCED SEAM itress. who understands all kinds of family aew eood roferono.i roouired. Apply, by letter only, at 04 St.

James place. ANTED TO WIND A CHILD AND BE useful, ft pirl about 11 yearn old: nitiRt. ste at. homo. Apply after 10 A.

M. WodnoaJay, nt 304 Union at. ANTED TO TAKE CHARGE OF TWO ihildron, an educated girl. Call atHi lientoru av 1'ED TO TAKE CARE OF CHILD, a girl of 14 or 15 must sloop homo. Call at 141 Monroe fat.

ANTED TO TAKE CARE OF CHIL dren. a yune cirl 15 years, old inuBt be neat and sloop at homo. 552 P.icjjic st. ANTED TO TAKE CARE OF CHIL dnn and do liirht. housework, a cirl from lo to 18 yoars of ago who can spta.it Ucrman.

Apply at oio ijaiay et(o av. ANTED TO TAKE CARE OF CHILD 11 months old. a young girl: Gorman preferred; must sloop at home. Apply, with reference, at ol taouth Oxford at. ANTED TO TAKE CARE OF A BABY an do odds and onds, a young girl, either Ameri cn or German; ouo who oan sleep at home.

CallatbuO AVarrun st. WANTED TO ASSIST IN THE CAItE of two children and make hers df ponerally UHofu) inatamilyof tour, a girl aoout must uo wumut mw 6.VJ Wurren at, near Fifth ODIIKUIrt; IUILTUJ1CU avenue. 1(1 W. id unl Waltrsus. ANTED AS CHAMBERMAID, WAIT rcss and plain cook, a young girl.

Call at Clin ton st. 57 ANTED A CHAMBERMAID AND wiiiti et i. none need annlv without reforonce. At OJ ituniaon fir. ANTED A COMPETENT CHAMBER maid and waitress (TorinHu or Nort ot irolana preferred.

Apply 214 Auelphi street. ANTED AS THOROUGHLY COM iicinnl ohanibormaid and waitress in a family of throe, a Protostant girl. Apply at 174 Sixth av, near Lin coin pi net1 ANTED AS CHAMBERMAID AND wiiHftiMj, iiitt in ajipoaraiHo and brins ii a. class city roferonco. thib at 81 State nt.

7 ANTED TO DO UPSTAIRS WORK flower. Qwniliall ii ii l.iuu unit; iiiuiuiuu, u. oi iiuuai gin roieronce roquirou. taji ui out KJinzauii v. ANTED TO DO CHAMBERWOUK mid aitinraud niako horsolf ronoralJy uKeful, ft younpi pirl; rfferouces required.

Call at Denn Bt, ner ix ew orw. "ANTED TO ASSIST IN VERY LIGHT i i IK iiooBeaeepiog aim v.titi i.nun h'" years old. to sleep homo. Apply at 326 Cumberland st, corner Groeuo av. Cooks, Wiislnn tuid lrnnor.

WJ ANTED A GOOD COOK AND LAUN TY dress. Call after 5 b'clock at 435 Wasliiugton av. ANTEb AOOD COOiC IN A PRI vate boarding house; one that can como with good city retermco. Apply at lJl Laiayotie av. iTANTED A COMPETENT COOK TO assist in wnshincr and ironinir.

Apply at ld taouth. Elliott placo, corner Ilanson. Wf ANTED A COMPETENT COOK AND laundroas; Gorman ar North of Iroland proferred. Apply 214 Adolphi strue NTED A GOOD COOK. WASHER nnri irnnnr in nmnll fnmilv.

a Swedish or German preferred must havo city roferonce. Apply at 410 Cum iDi land st. ANTED AS GOOD COOK, WASHER nn, irnnnr in irivai fnmilv. lirltallle Wlimatl miiBt have best references. Call from 2 till 5 o'clock at lo7 Columbia Heights, oji Wiidneailay.

ANTEDAS A GOOD COOK, WASII nr and ironer in ft family of six crown persons, a rospoctablo woman, with good reference; assistance Kiven in the beginning of the weok. Apply nt 20U Raymond st. ANTED COMPETENT COOK AND laundress, also competent girl for upstairs work and to assist with children; good reference required: North German girls preferred. Oall for two days at 'Jo rlancoclt st. ANTED A FIRST CLASS COOK, nnH irmtpr fr ft fnmiK of throo: Bteadv home and good wftKa to a eompotont oorman, nweao, Scotch or Knjrlirtb person; good reference roiiuirod.

Apply for threo daya at 77 Sovonthav, cor. Berkeloy place. VU ANTED CLASS COOK IK TV every respect; must ho willing to issist with washing and ironing; also, a lirst class chamborraaid and waitress must bo willing to worn capi aud bo thoroughly com poten? bp.it city references will be required. Apply at 10 South Portlnn.l av. WANTED ONE AS A COOK AND laundrtiss, tho other as chambermaid and waitress, two cap.ible girls; willing and billing mast come well recommended.

Apply at 151 C.dtunbi'i heights. ticnurnl IlonMoworii. 'ED FOR GENERAL HOUSE ivrk a small family, a dirk must be a good plain cook xeellont laundroys and have city reference. Apply at 186 VandrbiH av. 'ED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE WMi k.

a tliornUL'hlv comiielent German or Swed ish girl. vrUh city roforenco. Call 'Mi CIihoji av. ANri'ED TO DO GKNKUAL HOUSE k. in ji Hinall faniilv.

a cumind ent Prot slant girl. Cull at 24 Hnlsey st, near tiooMm av. ANTEI TO 1)0 GENE AL HO USE work, a grrl roeronce required, C.ill at KJ0 Lincoln placo. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, ji girl. Call between and 1 at 182 Willough by av.

'J'O DO GENERAL HOUSE" work, a neat, tidy girl must he a good cook and sle. r.t her own lumio. Apply at 1B1 'gue st. rANTKI "'J'OlJO GENEifAL wtjtk, mu il bo a good washer itn.l imner and phiui cu lit G.ile.i VffiT AN TED TO DO GIONERAL IIOUSE 7 wt rk. in family whore thero aro young children ii utr); no washing, must iron; ivasen, $10, Apply, with rolori'iice, it 11)1 Steuben at, near Ih KMh av.

ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a small family, a eompotont girl, with good roforoncoa. Apply at U65 Flatbush av, cornor of St. av. Ring second bell insidtu ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a nrivate fnmilv. a stronir neat arirl also.

small girl to mind two childron. 2S1 Ninth st, near Fifth avenuo. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, in familv of four, a irirl miint bo a irood wafiher and ironer and plain cook and havo city reference. Call at 59 Skillman ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, fund of children and wilhnir to assist in the caro of them, ft neat, strong pirl, with city reference. Apply at 20 Prospect placoneaFiTthft7.

ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a. Tonnsr woman who is a aond plain cook. washer and ironer; wages $14. Apply at 154 Putnam av, botweun Franklin and nodford. TANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a family of three persons, a girl; mus.

bo a. gooa conic unn launarcss; wages ipia. wlct av, noar Gates. Call at Buah ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a thoroui'hlv coniDetent cirl must ho a good laundress and plsin cook; colored or German profcrrud. At BOO ClHrmont av.

ANTED TO DO GENERAL HCUSE work. a neat, tidy eirl munt bo a good plain cook and gooi laundress; Gorman or Swede preferred. Call ffTr two days ot 253A Madison st, between Noutraud und Marcy ftve. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in familv of two adults, a rirl must bo a pond plain cook and laundress, with good city references. Call at 56 Hancock st, Hrat Hat, after ton oclock Wednesday, February 17 ANTED TO ASSIST IN GENERAL housework in a small familv.

a vounc crirl. 15 to 1 years old; must havo gooa references, ui Call for two dayB at lHlWJohnson at, near Dumeld. WANTED TO ASSIST IN THE HOUSE work of Bnio.ll family, an American or Gorman girl, 14 to 15 yearB of ago (uo otdor). Apply at 43fi Hart street ANTED WORKING HOUSEKEEV or, by a widower with a small family, a neat, cheerful, healtby woman, who would value a good homo moro than high wages. Address, with roferonco, WIDOWER, Box 9, Eagle office.

Employment Aarenc ios. ANTED SERVANTS AT HENDXtlCK lor gonurai iiousewurK, codkd, uuuiiiuuimaiuti, iuwuu oi plncuH daily boBt office in Brooklyn also, agoncy Ounard lino; passasea and drafts at lowest rates; established 30 years, ANTED SERVANTS MANAGED BY i. TLi at, near Fulton, 3 blocks bolow City Hall, bank on corner; mny reapoctablo Bervaais como here who haw nevArbaeii at an oalcft situation roadjr io oltj or country WANT ISP JSKr.P iTlAI.g2S ANTED A BUTCHER TO RUN A market. 1B5 Richard a at. WANTED A BUTCHER, WHO TJNDER stands hisbusinoss; no rum need apply.

CHAIILK3 A. THAYJJK, folton at. ANTED A FIRST CLASS DRESS salesman. ADDly to T. K.

HORTON 394 st. ANTED A MAN WHO stands the real estate and insurance business. Apply before 12 to ERNESTUS 8. GUfJCK, 535 Fifth av. ANTED IN THE BROOKLYN LIBRA ly, uojr.

auuiugQ in uu 110, DiobiiiK age, present employment, LIBRARY, Box 10, Eagle oSco. WANTED TO DELIVER GOODS, A good strong boy, living near my branch store, 133 Slilli av salaty $1 per week. Apply to STEPHEN STU VENSON, 110 Atlantio av. ANTED ANVASSERS AND sirents to call and examine our new olothnn wriugor, iust out and never sold before; come prepared to give oily reference. COVKUj MANUFACTURING Cu.

rto. omau WANTED THREE BOYS ABOUT 15 years old must bring recommendations; boys who understand plain painting preferred. Sea Mr. SPENOE, Longman A Martinoz. 'im Pearl at, New York.

ANTED SITUATION AS AN provor in dressmaking. 400 Kent av. IM TANTED SITUATION AS A WET mirse. bv it rosuectttblo, healthy young woman; can furnish reforonce. Call on or addross uiubs nun.

bE, 17 Fourth st, Ii. ANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE in children, bv a vounor American eirl. Call at 120 Steuben st, near Myrtto av. WANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE, or to do plain owig and ligbt chambervr ork by a girl; can entire chargo of baby; city reference. Vleaso call lor two dnya Jt61 Doan at.

ANTED SITUATIONS AS NURSES and to do housowork, by two young girls; wlllinir and obliging; reference if required. Call for two or three days atJiB Amity et. ANTED SITUATIONAS A NURSE or chambermaid, or would do both in private family, by a young girL Pie on call for two daya at 1,423 Iul ton at, top floor, front. WANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE and ohambarmald, by a. doropotent person kind and willing; flrjt olaam roferonoes.

Oall for two days at ttatHtxnnti. TANI EAGLE OFFICE. FEBRUARY 16, 1886. MONEY MARKET. The Silver Question in the House of Representatives.

Oi))osilion to Frets Coinasre and Al.soo Suspension Stocks Quiet, but Generally Strong. Wall Street, February 16. Tlie House Committeo on Coinage rliscnssecl tho silver quostlon for two lioura yoatorday without reaohing tiny conclusion. A bill offered by Mr. James, providing for ntt Intorn.itioiml conforonco find, In case this mensuro fniltnl of Us objoct, for thu susponsion of colnnge, w.is tlofontoil by to 1.

Mi Ito. iKfm's inn providing for tho unii'mit'd oinayo of silver wan lost by voto of 4 to H. Other propositions of a similar charaotor ivro in mlttoo and it is unricratood that Mr. Jainos will mako tho majority and Mr. Jllaml tho ininurity re port, thus bringing the subject boforo tho Houso fo: discussion.

It is evident that thero will ho no action takon hj Congress at this season In favor either of tho sus. pnnslon of tho coinago of tho standard dollar or o( any unlimited issue of thoso The subjoct will bo discussed in nil its jdmsos, th'is giving opportunity for members to vontilato thoir llnauclal viows, but doubtless any bill increasing tlio coinage, if it should pass tho House, will fail in tho Setmto, or, if by any possibility such a measure, should ba npprovod by that body, tlio biil would certainly be vetoed by tho President. With eonsorvatlvo management tho Treasury can maintain gold payments at least for anothor year; tho banks can stand moderate, drain of gold so long us tho Treasury continues to call bonds, and oven when these calls ceaso the accumulation of gold ill tho banks will ho sulilcient to niout. tho export demand for some time, and possibly as long as it will continue, provided thero should be no currency scare. Under thoso ciretimstances the friends of sound money can patiently await for results, and moantimo tho action of foreign nations regarding silver will bo watched with much interest.

Stocks opened lower than at tho ciose of yesterday, being influoncod by tho bearish feeling nt lio uptown hotels last evoniug; but thero was a fractional improvement in tho early trade, followod by a fall about eleven o'clock, and a dull market until near noon. Thou tho movement was moro decidedly upward than It had been at any time during the morning. StocK Excliau aleFlrsl Hoartl. lTonit. Fobruary 10.

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Address CASU, Box 2, Branch. 14 Broadway. OH1C HOKSKS, SUITABLE FOR ALL Liod of work, to let bv ALHKRT RHEIMS. 13 Bertton st, telophono oall 13 Brooklyn. OOOl) PAYING STAH1.K rUOl'KUTV for salo; convenient to Pn Mieot Park; mils' $2,000 Saali ro.lliiro.l.

Apnly to IAJTUHR H. VOT'PKR, 00 I'latbmh av, noar Fulton st. HORSK BLANKKTS HOUSKiNlKN AND livury koepors aro now taking advantage of tho rices we aro selling horse blaukots for, by providing thoiiisolvns with enough for the balance of IhoWintor. Square Kersey blankets lirst are $1.75, $2.50, $3,00, $4.00, $5,00 and $0.00. Then thero are shaped blankets at Hue, $1.25, and $1.50.

Blanket section. WKC11SLKR A ABRAHAM. AI(ANJSOME BROWN HOUSH. 1G b.ni ls higli, 7 years old, iund, kind and foarli elegant l.in.lnulet and harness (sell separate); also, dark oho diiut horse. 15) hands 0 years old.

can tr. it. 2:40, sound nnd gontle. top jidobar wagon by Bronster, harness, slsoabay horso. 1(1 hands, 7 years, sound and kind, can trot in is a Rood family too; also black horse.

15 Si hiiiids. year. old. good family horsn; also, pair Kentucky bay horVs. hands.

ynira olrt. cood familvor road toam: als 1. 50 oiso: km lioon At Commissi 1: in Sd Stall! 238Scliernierli rn st. Kslablislu 1870 OIUOULARS. ETO.

filntact with the utmost noatnog anddtepoton at BROOKLYN lQUi JOH KlUIXJMO OiSIQU. i i it i J0B 1011 i Hudson 1 1 do 50 'I'r. ilk. 101 1 JI.O no lfkWVatfsdef 12 I. jnfl do 1st 471 8eo Loko Shore 1000 UurC.

ti RJfcSIst 110V 1IKJ0 BOARD AT 50 LIVINGSTON OP Pr.cker grounds; rooms for gontlomaii and PJlJlPShgjmtlenion rofevencos oxchnngod. OARD PARTIES LIVING IN THEIR own hona. will let. with board. Inrtrn RurcMfi nttv taok back room, noatly furnisliod, onon tiro and gas, hot and cold wter roferonoes rrujuired.

7 Douidass st. BUARU 174 IjIVINUSTON ST. OPPO site Gallatin placo pluasant second at ry, back room, southern oxposuro; auituble for two gentleman or married couplo. BOARDf 72HIGH Bridge; throo er four goiitlomon can bo accommodated with good board aud hue rooms and the comforts of a homo not and cold water aud bath. BOARD 1 70 CLINTON STElOHTS Two pleasant rooms, suitable for two gentlemen; good board and terms reasonable; table boarders taken.

OARD 470 HENRY ST ONE OR TWO centlomen or cr ant, Ionian and wifo r.nn hn dinfnrf. i)iv accnminodateaon nncond llnnr ir.int, r.r linnk mnra on third iloor; terma reaaonablo. Good location. QARiT A PRIVTfE eamily, a pleasant room on the second floor, with all the conveniences; suitable for ono or two gentlemon; ton min ut03 walk froifa H. vsuilton Kerry.

582 Honry st. ST TO LET with board, a largo aquaro and comfortably funiished second Btory front room; reference given and reiiuired; diningroom on parlor floor. BOARIVON THE HILLM ARRIED couples, or gentlemon, will find a comfortablo home, nrst clnB9 tabid and moderate prices, at 357 Adelphi st; few tnblo boarders accommodated. BOARD BROOKLYN HEIGHTSNO. 14 Willow st First class rooms and board; local inn good, 3 minutes1 walk of Kulton lVury or bridge entrance terms hiw; corner house, BOARD MXNSI6NH0USE, BROOIO lyn Heights, directly opposito Wall at, N.

V. four minutes' walk from Fulton or Wall at. Ferry and the bridge terminus: superior accommodations; roHSonablo rates golect family and transiont )ioteJ 20!) rooms. 30ARD A REPINED ENGLISH LADY J5 hiivinc takon a house. Srnto nffnr rVhiiKiitit.

omo families wishincr rooms would not rotrut c.ll.mr. convenient to South and Wall st. ferrips; table boarders accommodated. BOARD' l'RIV pying thoir own houso on Clinton at, noar Harrison, would ront, with board, to a gentleman, either trout or back room on tho second floor. Address G.

Box 4, Eaglo ofSt e. References exchanged. OARD SO LIVINGSTON ST A LARGE i room, wil.h umnll (it at. fliu iti.w.lv urilishud. Sllitabln for irontlemnn and wifo or nino lo irmi tlemon; terms i12 por week; alBo hall room on third floor.

$5 per weok location contral. OARD ON THE HILL IN PRIVATE jU family; newly and handsomely furnished front room in brown stone house, occupiod by owner; beBt of references givon and required. Address I. E. Eaglo offico.

BOAKP WANTED BOARD WANTED BY A FAMILY OF two adults and two children, two ci nuocting rooms in a privato family location and table first class; terms reasonable. QUIET, Box 14, Eagle offico. BOARD WANTED FRWlHWAY 1, BY threo adults, throo or four onfurnihlied rooms and nan ot bath room, with partial board in a private family on tho Heights or Hill. Address, stating ront and terms for board, D. S.

Eagle offieo. OARD WANTED A NICELY FUR nished second storv front rnnm in firnt cIihs nt itrh oxhood. with board for con( lenum find wifn nri vnta f.im ily preferred. Address, stating lull particulms and tormu, M. Box 8, Eaglo office.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, SQUARE rooms, heat and gas. hot and cold water; with or without buard: 122 St. Folix sS f.VURNISHED ST, botwonn Sato and Joralcmon largonnd amall rooms, handsomely furnishodUnoar forries and bridge URNISHED ROdMrNEATlVY FUR: nishod parlor, with folding bed, suitable physician or dentist low ront best location iu Brooklyn. 388 Pacific st, noar Bond. URNfSHED ROOMS NEAR CITY Hall; olegant large rooms, all improvements, from $2 to $6 roferonce required.

Call all the week at i Smith street. IviimsimLr RooMfo'lrlMiN gle, newly furnished rooms for gontlenn Fino location nveniont to bndo and fort ies; all improvo nio2ita.62 Willow sl URNISHED ROOMS LARGE ATIO) amall aunny r.ioma at low ront, to gontlemon, or would ront for light housekeeping; also.n small room, $1 good bed; use or bath; halls heated. 281) Hicks at, near Wall st. and South ferrios. URNISHEDpOJVlS TO LET, IN PRP JL, vate family, a ba'ck parlor, also hall bedroom on third floor, without board; very convenient neighborhood; near Sooor House.

227 Warren st, between Court ond Clinton. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, ON THE Hill; ologant front and back sqnaro oxtra closets running hot and cold water, bath gas, pari firivilege and bent: location first class; terms moderate; amily privato; Cfi South Portland av, near Lafayette. FURN nished parlor, for housokfoping; 50 per week; hot cold water; houfie has all improvement. Call at No. 297 tiraham st, one house from Lafayette av; convenient to road and othor cars, URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH or without board or for light housekeeping rooms largo and small; handsomely fitted up, hero all home comforts can bo had; also, table boarders.

Apply ono weok to 367 Bridge st. IjlUItNISHED'lRirOMS TO LET7BFTA small family, in house with all conveniences, two neatly furnished rooms to quiet, ruspmiHiblo persons; ono on second tloor suitable for two, tint other on ground floor; good table board veryjicar. 402 State st. URNISHED on second floor front, ono largo and one small, nicely furnished with everything complete for light housekeeping, or for gonUomon; uso of bath and laundry; half a block of all car routes. No.

J52 Livingston at. FOR STOISK IKOPEM'JTtf. FOR SALE STORE PROPERTY 3 fltoroa and Hats on Seventh av; also, on Fifth av; good business locality willexohinge fur lots. HILL SHARP, 210 Fifth av. JTIOR SALE STORE PROPERTY Fulton at, 2 atory, cellar nnd stable, 8 rooms, near junction of Broadway twenty five foot lot.

This property is worth $4,000 and improving $500 yearly; must soil; $500 cash. Apply 408 Atlantic av. gTIOR SALE STORE PROPERTY A FIN JL corner storo and dwollmg, with bri irick stable adjoin ing; long established as a liquor store will sell at a bargain; owner is leaving thy city. Full particulars with WILLIAM MACKAY, No. 478 Fulton street, near Elm place.

TiOR SALE STORE PROPERTY FUL X' 1 ton at. near Bedford av. on the block with Tiiavor's ninmmotn eBtaiiiisument, atory nnn store Drown atone; flat 4 with all improvements. 20xfi0x90: decided bargain: klTt.Wt). Partioubtrs only with FRANK H.

TYLER. 1,187 Fult st nonr Bodford av; opon evenings. coftj.vji KY rrvroie sale. WOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FARMS, jL' country scats and water fronts overyivhcro; lists free. D.

1. DARLING A CO 16 Court st, 1208 Fulton st, Brooklyn, and 21 Park Row, Now York City. 710 SALE HOUSE CHEAP; A TWO story 5 room framo houso and 3 lots at Garden City Park, Long Island, aud on tho main turnpike which runs through Long Island; will bo aoM for $700 caah. Inquire of CHARLES H. UO WLAND.G28 Myrtlo av.

OR SALE LOTS ONLY 1115 EACH, in I'latlJUBh; will bo sold at aaacrihcoif apphod tor ininietliatoly; half cash; no bettor opportunity to secure ft home will be found. Appl; to tilA.NK. W. I'AlilSK, 'Jill Montiigne st, corner of Court OR SALE HOUSE A BARGAIN A Now York; sven minutes from the railroad depot; fifteen acres of land, graited fruit of all kinds; hous'. contains ro mis; also carriage houso, honnory and incubator on Iho placo; complete and niny; prico Aj)ly to R.

PAYNE, Grand av, Br'ioklyn. OR SALE STA TEN ISLAND. RAPID Jl transit At lOltingvillj, luiuutes from depot; boati titul placp, acres, nice 2 story hoitsu, stable, earrings hfuiso, hen mw. Inryo yaivl. plenty iruit.

lt kinds, good order, cost will sell for 'jOll, hulf uiish; also, neiir above, C'lttitire. 5 rooms. acre, garden, fruit, otc, price $500. Addro. FULLKR, Waldo Houso, Brooklyn.

IOR SALE HOUSES AT lUOilMOND Hill, L. three now handsome cottages, replete with all tho modern imroremonts; only lo ruinutjs from ferries by L. I. R.R., with numerous trains; ci minutation cheap; readied by Elevated R. R.

with ono chuixo; also, handsome building sites; reduced ratos to omldora. FIELDiai, 69 Liberty st, New York. OWLER, Rich nnd Hi 11, L. TO l. ETggQJSKS nnO LET HOlTSES 3 BRICK HOUSES (now), 8 rooms, all improvements; $300 per annum; to good, careful tenants: on Atlantio av, near Nostrand.

JOHN J. DRAKE, Fulton st. nh6 LET HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF 5 tho oity OwnorB will consult thoir own intorests by Rending me full particulars of any property thoy may wish to rent. JOHN EDWARDS, 75 and 877 Fulton at, RoomJ TO LET HOUSE ONE OF THE ROW of cozy 3 story and bnsomont brown stone front houses nn Amity st, (north aide) botweon Clinton and Henry sts, Brooklyn; mirror in parlor; upstairs dining room; butler's pantry dumb waitor; plonty closets; rent f85 por month. MARTIN, at Lawronco Bros.

A 1 Broad st, NouYorkJ rifiO LET HOUSES DES IRA BLE i dwellings noar DoKalb and Lafayette avs; 285 Grand av, a story high stoop, brown stono. ront $6'00: 283 Ryerson Bt, 3 story high stoop, brown stone, renttSROO; 248A Steuben st. three story high stoop, frame, runt $oT)U; Union place, CJasson av, 2 story high stoop, rent $60. CQUDERT BROTHERS, No. 70 William street, New York ff TO LET HOUSES PERSONS WHO RE 1 aido in the Eastern tistriot and desire to advortisa under thia caption can leavo thoir advert isomonts at tho Eagle Branch office, 44 Broadway, bysll.

UO A.M. for the aftornoon edition and 10 P. M. Saturday for tho Suu day usue. to iE' TO LET FLATS 0 ROOMS; ALL IM provements; on Myrtloav.

and Washington av; rents $18, $22, $25. Apply to AIETCALF A CO305 Myrtle av, near VVashingtpn. TO LET FLATS 404 1 2 HENRY ST, five rooms and bath, rent $22. 406' Henry st, five rooms nnd bath, ront $18; 420 Henry at, rent $40. MAR T1N BREEN SON, 214 Court at.

TO LET FLATSTHREE, FOUR AND five roomB; second to fourth floor; ront S14 to $16 to small families; fifteen minutes by cars to the bridge; neighborhood good and rooms In first class condition. Apply on premiaoa, 675 Warren St, near Fourth TO LET FLATS HANDSOME AND commodious fl.tt, to 9 rooms, with all improvements and right by elevated station; janitor: haWu lighted and carpeted to $33; opon ovonings. JOSEPH P. PUELS corner Nostrand and Lexington avs. mO LET FLATS 7 ROOMS AND BATH; JL all improvements; three blocks from bridge; healthiest location in ctty hue order; $22 to $10; see them.

WILLIAM WALTERS, corner Concord and Adams sts; or WILLIAM ARNOLD, 219 Montague at, Room 1. mO LET FLATS FEW APARTMENTS in the desirable flats on Underbill av. fronting on "Washington av nark; gas, range, tubs, stairs carpeted; ront $18 to $20. Apply to CHARLES H. MOSES, 281 St.

James plaoo. TO LET FLATS HEALTH, CHEAP jL ness, comfort 12 minutes brtdgo 6 llaht rooms, 7 large rooms, first class, noar ferries, $30; 9 rooms, $40; houses $'20 upward apartments $7 npward. WILLIAM H. GRACE, corner Willoughby and Jay sts. Opon ovon ingS; TO LCT rOB nuSIWESS PtlKPOSES TO LET LODGE ROOMS 304 AND 306k J.

Fulton Bt, for first, third and fifth Tuesdays of each month, or terms apply to auiinni iirjiLutv, a uuur Bt, bofoyo 1 P. or a at rooms after 7 P. M. rtSO LET FLOORS A WELL LIGHTED Becoad floor. SOxGG, with Btoam poworand host: also, a well lighted basement same sir.o.

H. MUENCU SON, oorner of North FoTttth and Drigfls st. LET FLOORS WITH POWER A JL first floor and baBemont, G0xl50 first, second and third tloors. 30x120; steam heat and elevators. Apply on promises, 250 Plymouth st, or to OARY STEVENSON, Igfl Fulton st.

TO LET HOTEL IN LOWER FULTON fit, uoar the ferry, tho long established hotel and lodging houso, No. 9, tram May next, to a satisfactory tonant; a long louse can be hud small store aud dwelling on Fulton et, above the City Hall; possession. WHLIAM MACKEY, 478 Fulton st, noar Elm place. TO KKT STOItliS. TO LET STO RE A LARGE STORE nnrlnr Tti nnfclvn Afltnin Tf.lll.

Flllton St. Comer of Flatbush av: also lodeo rooms, both furnished and unfur to janitor. find LET STORE 75 FURMAN ST FOR JL dining saloon or any oth ir business; also lofts for or storage; low rents. Apply before 9A.M. or after P.

M. afcllG Pacific at. HPO LET STORES A CORNER STORE JL and good basument, 20x40; IVJ Lafayette av, junction of FuJton st also storo and good basement. 20x34. in rear, 84 South Elliott place; rent uf tho latter $25.

Ap pty uij to f3uuiii liiiiun fiauu. TO l.El' l'AIlTS'OF lEOUSES. TO LET PART OF HOUSE SECOND floor, threo rooms, with privilego of bath; no children $16 20 iuglass at, near Oourt mo LET PART "OF HOUSE SECOND and third IIooi 5 rooms, with range, hnilor, stationary tubs and nrivate water cloaotrrtmt $1G; immediaio poBSossmn. VJ JPloot plaue, noar Johnson st. TO LET PART OF HOUSE 3 LARGE, unfurnished rooms, upper part of 807 Laf ayetto av tie, boat, hot and cold water orranjrud foi'Ught houoe oopinai ptU99, uwHjuuturuuii rtiKoa 81.00 Amusements aud Leoturus.V.' 1 ravel 2a omits lO enis hxcurrtinns 15 cents unuor tne following tiquls, mRaturmi' nvo linas or loss, ut'vonty fivo cunts for first insertion and VneePi ma" successive insertion "Fur Sail "To ot, Boarding" and "Wants." Fillean cents per line in excess of five linos.

Personals. Mirriaicos, Deaths, Lost and Found one dollar lor each insertion, when not exceeding Hvo line's. Religions Notices 50 cent for oaeh insertion of fivo lines or 5f" males, 25 cents; females, 15 cent. no donation from these rales. Cast; in advance in all cases.

Principal oflico nh 21.KD:,l BROOKLYN. BRANCH OFFIOK 44 BROADWAY. K. D. THK ICAULli IN NKW YORK CITY.

wo Have established agencies for the sale of tho KaoLE at some of tho priucipul business points in New York Oity, es follows; Astor Houso steps. O. Rockwood. Grand street Ferry. W.

H. Clinch, 174 South street. Kolton street and Broadway. Knox Hni'dlne. James Mead, Barclay street and Br THK KAliLK IN KUKOl'K.

Too ICaot.e can bo obtained at United SUtes Kxchanjre, 9 Strand, ChnrhiK Cross; American Travelers' Reading Rooms, 4 Laughuin place: the American Ex chanKe, 449 Strand, and A. Ii. O. Kxt'liangu Club. 175 Now 3ond street.

London. Also, at 35 Boulevard doa Capucines mut Monroe A 7 Rue Scribe, Paris. JamecT. Hates A Oo Geneva, Switzerland, nod the German Transatlantic Exchange, 78 Fnedriclifitrasae, Berlin. W.

TCESDAY EVE.M.VG. FEIHtUAllY 1G, 188(5. DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL, AHl'SEHKJi'f TO NKJHT. BEOOKr.VN Theatkii Tho PrivaW Scretury. Cbitkiiiiin TtiKATEit The Mikado.

Pakk TliK.ATKH Odett GnAn Ol'KHA Hoi'fiK Tho Kerry Cow. HVDK liKSIMAS'sTllKATKIt Tiio Poml J. Zipr's C.VBlNa Vocal and Orclieslral KovELty TlIKATEK The Bandit Lee AykwI'K. A0A1KMV The Honeymoon. Stakuauu JlL'SEUM l'aremont:) ot I'aiij.

3I31E. jrODJEHiJA AC Tili: PARK. "Bomta Diana," tho pltty uiitdu ltnown to tills pn bit'; by Mmo. Modjoska at the l'ark Thoator last nlglil, 1 a happy addition to tho repertory of tho omlnont actress. It is a wh tome, dclteatoly conceived and cleverly contrived example of finished lilgh comedy; and had It boon written o.

ipocially for Una Modjoska it could hardly have been muro admirably suited to display the ability of IHo charming comedienne. "Donna is tially tt tlireo part play. Its sli pbt plot udls tbestory of a proud beauty who has adopted the theory tint lovo Is not only a contemptible folly te be despised by Berioua natures, but a sourro of unliinitcd ovil to be shunned by every wise mind. Having schooled lior self In this theory, mid, as slip mieies, her hoart against every attack of Hit' insidious god, she laughs to seorn tho pleadings of all tho noble? who hasten to throw thi ir'S' lvi at her feet. Among these nobles is one Don who sighs in vain until Porin, Diana's secretary, bo lias taken a Btrong liking to him, points nut the way to subdue tho proud heart of tho lady.

Term counsels Don Cinsar to feign a coldness and Ter. nee that ehnll outdo Diana's own, and by keeping tho burning lover informed of every plan tho hniiL'bt? beAnty determines to wiopt in order to bring him to hor feet enable him to i.ervo himsolf for the attack. With many a bluer tmgglo and narrow oseapo from yieldi ig Don manfully and cloverly plays the p. Li'i. and in the end is rewarded by awakening deep ami passionate lovo in tuo heart all others failed to touch.

The minor cltaraclers in the play are simply subsidiary to tho development of the story hero quoted, and need not be considered at this tliuo. K. II. Yanderfelt acted tho trying char actor of Don Ca'sar with excoll nl ill.gcrelion and wrought a highly favorablo impres ijn, and Mr. Owen Fawcott's ombodlment of tint se Totary was artistic to a tlogreo and ninth pleasing by many tolling points.

To Mine. Modjoska a royal walcomo was extended. From the outset she captivated her audience, and from beginning to close of Iho performance, there was no (lagging in tho interest and emhusiasrn. evon in the Iwst of tho Miak. meroan rolos in Which tho actress is fiiiflj unapproachable, have the musical the rare and gracious beauty, exquisite graco of manner and great range and effectiveness of facial expression boon disclosed to better advantage than in tlio jiresontmont of tho varying moods of Diana m.tde manifest by Mine.

Modjoska on the occasion uoder notice. It was evident that she had a koeuapnrcciatlon of the meaning of every line, aud by her livery sho succeeded in conveying that meaning to her auditors. As the play progressed tlio impression deepened, aud repeatod recalls bestowed upon tie at the end of Overy a in her now part Mine. Mo lJska Is to be credite I v. i having scored a complete success.

She is i im again in "Donna Dinim'' at to mor row's in i e. To night the ippoi'itmout at tho Fork Is "i.Meilo'' and to morrow eveidng Mmo. Modjoska will come forth hero in "Mary Stuart." BROOKLYN "THE TUIY ATE SECRETARY." A sprightly and pleasing performance of "Tho rrivato Secrotary" held tho undivided attention of a houseful of people at the Orooklyn Thoator yesterday ovenbag. Tho revival of this moat nniusing of amusing cotnodies ivas charmingly accomplished. The palmiest days of tho phenomenal run of the pioeo at the Madison Theater witues ed no handsomer nor moro olToctivo fltagc of ttie comody than ttiat shown at tho last night, while the acting left little to 'o le.sired.

Tho title ehma. tor was assumed by Win. II. Gillette, who achieved even a moro pn.uo.uiced success in the role of the Fecro tarylhao in hat of tho Professor, with which his namo is indelibly associ.tied, his acting disclosing unlooki for possibilities In tho part. Tho Important character of tho senior Cattorm.ile found a tltorotigi.ly capable roprusontatlvo In tho person of Jlr.

M. A. Kennedy, and the other parts woro adequately takon. Crowcdd houses are likely to bo tho rulo at the lirooklyn during tho rost of tho week. A "Private Secretary7' inatinoo is announcod for to morrow afternoon.

KKRHV 1101V" AT Tilt: GRAND. In The Kerry Gow" a natural and onter taiuing picture of Irish life is presented, aud ouo wholly freed from all offensive features. Tho play is woll worn; nut that It has lost none of its do Borvod popularity with tho theatergoing publlo is shown by the fact that tho Grand Opera Mouse waa flllod by an appreciative nudicnoo last night which fairly tested its capacity. Mr. Josoph Murphy waa thou observed in his familiar charactor of Dan O'llnra, and afforded unqualified amusomont.

Tho humor of this actor is unctuous and iiTesiatiblo, and be is a maator of pathos. He compels laughtor and tears In turn, and thero ia novor ao much as a dull momont whilo ho is on tho stago. Miss Hollo JIolvlllo was again the Nornli Drew, and a moro charming and dolightful horoine, if that wore poe eiblo, than before. Tho supporting characters were generally in eompotont hands, and tho stuttoring Sergoant of Mr. E.

Murray provokod no ond of hilarity. Tho Korry Gow" will bo playod at tho Grand this and to morrow ovoning aud at tho Wodnoadny matiuoo, after which Mr. Murphy is to be obsorvod In Shaun lthue." "THE MIKADO" AT THE CRITERION. Evidently tho Brooklyn puhlic cannot havo too much of "Tho Mikado." Tho Crltorion Thoator waa again crowdod to tho doors last' night, nt tho first performance of tho third woek of tho Tom ploton company at this houao. Ordinarily a second engagomcnt oxhausta tho drawing power of tho best of attractions In tbla city; but tho Tomploton "Mikado'' organization would seom to have reversed tho rulo.

Xostorday's porformanco proaentod tho same merits and domerllB which have previously beon roferrod to In this place. Takon for all id all, however, tho representation of tho Gilbert Sullivan oporottu given by this company affords an enjoyable and profitable evening's ontortainment. A matinee performance will bo hold as usual tomorrow afternoon. HYDE BEHMAK'S THEATER. A fecirtlty entertainment of more than ordinary merit waa sot forth last ovoning at Ilyde Dehman's Thoater bofpro an audience that com jdotoly filled the houao.

fallowing some good variety business, participated in by Frank H. and Lilian White, I'oto Shaw and f'arroll aud Loland, tho rieo and fall ol tho stock niarkot was satisfactorily explained to Abner Prindlo (Hilly Harry) by yVollabout Hawkins (Ooorgo H. Wood) In a sketch called "Capital vs. Labor." Some good dancing by Miss Kitty O'Noll and a capital exhibition of tralnod pigeons and canlnoa by Mile. Catharine were fol lowod by tho aftorptoco Brooklyn's Penal Code," in which Justice wos perverted to a vast extent by Mr.

Harry as tho Judge pro much to the disgust of District Attorney Brldgewayand Jerry Steinberg two capital caricatures in stylo aud makeup Imporaonated by Georgo H. Wood and Charloa Jerome. The samo programme will bo glvon each evening during tho current week and at the usual matinees. THE CASI.tO CONCERTS. Miss Malvitw.

Kenner and Miss Georgia Marah fang at tho concert In Zlpp'fl Caalno yesterday and recoived a hearty welcome from a large gathering of fervent admirora. Mies Marsh Is a clover Impersonator of male characters and Miss Itennor a cultivated and pieaaing vocalist The instrumental aoloctions wore largely of a popular order, and as the orchestra waa in admirable form they afforded much delight. It is proposed to In etltuto a series of eacrod concerts at tho Casino on Sunday night next, under the direction of Professor Charles Hoch. LKK AYKHUE ACADEMY. Miss Margaret Mather was seen last evening nt the Dee avenuo Academy in "Homoo and JulioL" The presentation of tho play was idontical with that given In tho Union Square Thoator, nud awakened warm expressions of approval on the part of a fashionable audience which completely filled tho houso.

"M1B8 Mather la to be aeon hore to night as Juliana In "Tho Honoymoon." NOVEITI THEATER. A group of trained horses assisted Mr. James W. Wnllick and company In tho representation of tho molodrama bearing tho euggostlve titlo "Tho Bandit King" at tho Novelty Theater last ovoning. Tho acting of the ploco waa vigorous aud Intelligent, and made a decided improsalon upon a large gathering of spectators.

The melodrama may bo vlowod at a matinee porformanco to morrow. STANDARD HU8EUSI. Much beautiful scenery nud considerable good acting wore dlselosod at tho Standard Musoum yesterday afternoon and ovoning, on which occasions "Tho PavomeniB of Paris" had Its first showing at this house. Notwithstanding tho large ex jionao attaching to this enterprlso no advance was made In tho nominal prleB of admission, and tha museum waa accordingly Oiled to overaowlng at both performances. sMhh4J.MW.

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