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so WANTED ROOMS. nOARDINRt WANTED ItEIiP FEItlACES. ATLANTIC STAHJI BALL. WAtVJfiP Slt'jrtJA'rtOlVB MAgjES TST ANTED SITUATION TO LEARN A trade, by a bo 15 yeara old would like to have' a good home. 44 Morrcll st THE DAILY EAGLE Is in Its Forty sixth year.

It published every afternoon on tho working days of tho wooli and on SUNDAY MORNINGS. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: 510 per year; 85 for six mouths; $1 per month; singlo copies 3 conta; Sunday edition $1.50 per year, postage included. RATES FOR ADVERTISING. BOLID AOATE 1IKA8UKEMEHT EACH INSERTION. Per linn.

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Situations wanted, males, 25 cents; females, 36 cents. No deviation from theo rates. Cash in advance in all eases. Priucipal office EAGLE BUILDINGS, NOS. 34, 36 AND 38 FULTON BRANCH OFFICE 44 BROAD WAY, E.

D. THE EAGLE IN NEW YORK CITY Wo havj established agencies for the sale of the EAOLB at some of the principal business point in New York Oity, ts follows: Astor House Btpps. C. P. Rockwood, Grand street Forry.

W. H. Clinch, 174 South rtreet. Fulton street and Broadway, Knox Bn.ldfng, James Mead, Barclay street and Broadway. THE EAGLE IN EUROPE.

The Eagle can bo obtained at Gillig's United Stttefl Exchange. Strand, Charing Cross; American Travelers1 Roading Rooms, 4 Langham placo; the American Exchange, 449 Strand, and A. B. C. Exchange Club.

175 Now (Jond street, London. Also, at 35 Boulevard dea CapucineR and Monroe A 7 Rue Scribo, Parii. Jamec T. Bates A Oo Geneva, Switzerland, sad th Gor mo.h Transatlantic Exchange, 78 Fnedrictiatraase, Bex lin, SUNDAY MORXIXG, MARCH 7, 1880. terests the patrons of Hyde Behman's theater.

The engagement of this company for the present season begins to morrow evening, and the forty pretty maidens attached to the troupe, are to bo observed In a programme superior to anything In the burlesque line yet represented on the stage of this theater. Among tho favorite specialists embraced In this company are Dutch Daly, celebrated as a concertina player; Billy Buckley, Billy Chaco, Miss May Howard, MIbs Goorgle Blake, Mile. Zitolla, Matt Flynn and others. Tho entertainment concludes with "The High Card a laughaDle as well as pretty burleBquo on the reigning succosb, The Mikado," in which costumes, scenery and vo caliem are or the beet quality. Afternoon performances will be given as usual, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

The Vienna Ladies' Orchestra is to como forth in a sacred concert at Zlpp's Casino this evening. This band of musicians 13 subsequently to be heard in the stated evening concerts at the Elm place muslo hall throughout the current week. Tho Sunday night concerts at the Casino have come to be an established institution, and are largely attended by ladies and family parties. This evening a number of prominent vocalists will participate in the entertainment, the programme of which Is made up of clasaical, popular end Bacrod selections. Miss Georgia Cayvan and Mr.

Benj. Ma ginloy are to bo observed at tho Novelty Theater In the charming comedy of "May Blossom," the moBt enduring of the Madieon Square successes, from tomorrow night out, including Wednesday and Saturday matlnoes. Miss Cay van's acting of the title role of the comedy, which she haa madonulto altogether her own, is well worth seeing. Tho Salsbury Troubadours are to bo at the I. ee avenue 'Academy this wook.

The first performance hero of the merry farcical comody, "Threo of a Kind," Is to bo givon to morrow. Miss Nellie McIIonry, Mr. Nate Salsbury and their clover associates may bo viewed at Wednesday and Saturday afternoon performances In addition to tho stated evening representations. Miss Clara Lloyd, an emotional actress, is to come forward at the Standard Museum to morrow In "A Romance of a Poor Young Girl," a drama sufficiently characterized by its title. On Thursday, and during the romnindor of tho wook, Miss Lloyd is to be seen in "Tho California Detective; or, Life in Two Great Cities." Bonnie F.

Grinnell, Jerome Stanslll, Olive Rodpath, Loulso Richardson, P. C. Carlton, W. M. Rightnlre, James II.

Koano, James C. Hanuck, Austin Corbin, Tony Smith and George E. Heyward are to support Miss Lloyd. Among tho spectacular foatures of tho "Komanoo" is a view of tho Brooklyn Bridge by gaslight. WANTED ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping; location within ten minutes' walk of South or Hamilton Ferry.

Address, stating terms, Eagle office. ANTED ROOMS 3 ROOMS (IN PRI viitA limiftA nr rl rnnmR rnirl nlnnvn room in Smith isrooitiyn or noignboruood ol Uity Hall, April 1. lor man, wifo. and child twenty months old, MANOA, Box 3, Eaglo office. ANTED ROOM LARGE UN FUR Tiinhnri ronm.

ennthnrn nTnnfmrn. in vitiinitv Proa peot Park, convenient to Seventh av. cars, with or without board, by April 1. Full particulars to KANSAS, Eagle office. ANTED ROOMS 2 LARGE ROOMS.

uniumiflhod. for liffht hnitankenninir. bv mother and daughter, in first class neighborhood, within five or ten minutes' walk of Oity Hall. Address, with reference, Box 14, Eagle office WANTEP REAL ESTATE ANTED REAL ESTATE OF ALL kinds, to soli and to rent: customers waitintr: I have a number of good tenants for small houses. GEO.

M. FAWCETT, 935 Gates av. ANTED REAL ESTATE OWNERS will find it to thoir advantage to call on mo. JOHN EDWARDS, 375 and 377 Fultonjt. Room 7.

WANTED REAL ESTATE ALL descriptions, for sale or rent in any part of tho city or suburbs; owners will oblige by sending particulars of offerings early. D. P. DARLING A members of the "New York Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room Limited;" offices, 30 Court st. 1,208 Fulton st, Brooklyn, and 21 Park row.

New York City. ANTED A PARTNER WITH ABOUT a good horseman nroforred. Address MIOHELWILSON, 1,183 Herkimer st. ANTED LOFT TOP LOFT. WITH power, woll lighted about 5.000 snuare foot, or more, for ribbon factory; city or noighborhood.

Address RIBBON, Eaglo Branch, 44 Broadway. ANTED OFFICE PRIVILEGE BY A doctor: location within following limits: Throon and Bedford avs, Madison and Fulton sts; corner preferred. Address DOCTOR, Box 3, Eagle Branch, 44 Broadway, E. D. IffOBtSE CARRIAGES, VC.

400. A. M. STEIN 200 SALE AND EXCHANGE 8TABLE3. 225 231 WASHINGTON ST.

would herewith call the ipocial attention of thoift about purchasing horses to the fact that they will dr. woll before buying elsowhero first to call and oxamine our large stock, as we havo uover loss than 20.) head of horse of 11 descriptions, on hand, for sale or oxohango. Wurk borsoB to let by tho day or woek. CARRIAGE WANTED TO PURCHASE, small pony carriagp, phaoton or village cart; must bo noarly new, noat and cheap for oaah; Btato price, Ad rosH Z. Box 20, Eaglo ottlco.

SIX HORSES ONE FINE SADDLE horse, kind in all harness, 15, one good coupe horse, two grocer or express horses, two cheap horses fit for any use; warranted ns represented; business wagon and harness. 31 Boerum place, near City Hall. SEVENS GOOD WORK HORSES FOR sale. Inquire at 2 90 Plymouth sL STABLE T6LeT 790 FULTON with 20 stalls; rent $81)0. Inquire at 403 Fulton at.

THE J. M. HORTON IOE OREAJilJJMIPANy STABLE WANTED TO RENT OR TO purchaso, a stable with four stall's and room for carriages and coachman's residonco near Wall stroet Ferry. Address F. E.

Box 12, Eagle office. AT spring top business agon for sale; suitable for grocer or butcher. J. NOLL, Nos. 8, 10 and 12 Nevina street.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TRUCKS and business wagons of all sizes, to suit all purposes; will give one year to pay for to prove quality if required. Call at corner Navy and Johnson sts. BAY HORSE, 15 3 4 HANDS, FOR sale: fit for doctor, grocer. Ac: a smart traveler and good road horse; warranted in every respect; very choap for want of uso. Inquire at 191 Thirteenth at, near Fourth av.

FINE DARK BAY HORSE FOR SALE, blookv made. 1G hands, aire 6 vears. sound and gentle, without fault or blemish, rapid walker, excellent roadster, stylish, perfect toet and limbs; foarless of roads and steam cars; for coupe, victoria or doctor's use; haa no superior. Address W. 1.

Eagle office. FIJI 1 US USED KOOITIS. "OURNISHED ROOM 73 CRANBERRY IP st Nicely furnished room to let to gentleman only three minutes to bridge. Mrs. LA WSON, first bell.

BURNISHED ROOMS A PLEASANT room, with heat, and hall rooms; fine location; convenient to bridge and ferries. 62 Willow st. Burnished rooms to let, 3 con necting rooms for light housBkeepinu for gentleman and wife or two gentlemen. At 100 Pacific st. FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, LARGE front room: references wantod.

Inquire at 187 Atlantic av, in the store. FURNISHEDRbOM TO LET, LARGE fj ont alcove room to gentleman and wifo or two single gentlemen, without board, at very reasonable prices. Inquire at 4G4 Marcy av. I BURNISHED ROOINISrO LET, NO. 104 Novins at, corner Pacific: a largo sunny front room suitable for ono or two gentlemon; also, rooms for light housekeeping; rents very low entrance on Novins St.

I BURNISHED ROOM 154 SCHERMER horn st, noar Smith; a pleasant, sunny hall room, nicely furnished, to gentleman; gas, bath and all conveniences; references exchanged TMURNISHED ROOM TO LET, NEWLY JP furniBhod room in handsome fiat; suitable for ono gentleman bath few minutes to bridge or ferrios. 310 Adams st, second flat, ring Birch bell. HURNISHED ROOMTO LET, ON SEG JL ond floor front; nicely furnished; nowly papered and calciiniuod gas and furnace heat uso of bath, etc. 17 Gallatin place. IiSuRNISHED ROOMS TO LET; A PRI vate family will let two nicely furnished r.mms on Becond story with fnrnao heat, bath end gas; reference required.

Apply 223 Harrison st. IURMSHED ROOMS occupying a flat would lot one largo room and two small ones, together or separately; terms moderate. Apply 21) Smith st, second fiat, for one week. FURNISHED ROOMS A FIRST CLASS jj second floor of threo connecting rooms, furnished complete for housekeeping; all improvements; at 1U2 Dean st, with owner, TTTURNISHED ROOJip TO TOGEN tloman at moderate terms; largo front mom iu good noighborhood live minutes from Hamilton Ferry; family private; references exchanged. 527 Honry st, near Unmn.

Burnished rooms one ortwo HV gentlemen accommodated with two largo rooms on second floor; references given and rennired Carlton avenue, near Lafayette. Addross OWNER, Box 7, Eagle office. FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, TO A single gentleman, an elegantly furnished second floor front room. inaHinnl) private family; noboard; terms very reasonable to pjirty bringing first class references. Inquire at Hi Fifth av, first flat.

71URNISHED ROOMS NEWLY, ELE Jl gimtly furnished rooms, single, on suite, furnace heat; private bath, for gontleman or gentleman and wife, in private family; positively exchanged; firbt chisa board door below. Oil Slato st, near Henry. TjWRNISHED ROOMS LARGE, WELL furnished front room, second floor; gentlemon or light housekeeping; two closets, water; alsoroom on third floor, for one or two gentlemen closet, uso of batu terms reasonable; soon Sunday. Call all the week at 57 Hicks st. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, TWO largo aijuaro roums; suitable for two gentlemon; S2.50 each nicely furniahod hot and cold water, gas and lire; house thoroughly renovated; convoniont to City Hall, bridgo and lorries.

11)8 Joralemon sL Burnished room to let, a nice ly furiiitilwd square sunny room on second floor, with hut and cold wator; also front room on third floor with all con voniences; within three minutes' walk of City Hall. 372 Jay st. FINISHED ROOMS ON HEIGHTS A large, handsomely furnished room on second floor, well heated, running hot aud cold water, extra large closets also, pleasunt front hall room; three minutes to bridge ami ferries; terms moderate. 78 Hicks st. URN ISHED ROOM TO LET, 5 9 PINE apple st; five minutes walk from bridgo or forries; mmny alcovo room; also.a sijnare room; each suitable tor two gentlemen, to let with or without partial or full board terms reasonable; references exchanged; breakfast 25 cents.

TJ71URNISHED ROOMS A CHANCE FOR a physician; to let, from May 1, back parlor, recop tioti room and sleeping house i)7 Socond place, oornor Court st; tor several yeara occupied by Dr. Daniel Ambrose and at present by Dr. J. C. MauEvitt; a desirable location for an experienced physician.

Oall at houso after P.M. T. O. GLYNN. BOAUD WANTED.

BOARD WANTED A YOUNG MAR ried couplo dosiro pleasant room, with hoard, near tho Bridgo. Address J. Boi 10 Eagle offico. BOARD WANTED THREE ADULTS IN a private family, two rooms; no moving in May; terms moderate. Addross A.

11. 0 Box 10, Eagle ottico. BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN and wife with small adult'family few boardors no objection permanent if suited. Address, giving full particulars, S. D.

Box 18, Englo office. BOARD "WANTED YOUNG MARRIED couplo want a room, with or without board, wit hin five minutes' walk nf tlio bridge; private family preferrod. Address F. 297 Hoyt st. BOARD WANTED ON THE HILL From May l.with home comforts, for a lady and aged mother; sunny room on flour with dining room preferrod.

particulars HOME, P. O. Box 72. BOARD WANTED A YOUNG GIRL wants room with board, $3.50 or $4 per week permanent if auitod; roforences exchanged. Address Box 23, Eagle office.

BOARD WANTED BY A YOUNG GEN tlemanj a comfortable room, with heat and running water; location on the Hill preferred; state full particulars and terms, which must be reasonable EDWARD WALLACE, Post Offlco New York. BOARD WANTED FOR A LADY, WITH a sunny, square front room would find firo and attend to room; would pay $23 mouth, or half monthly in advanco: would not objoot to a homelike family. Ad' dress F. Eagle office. I BOAJiD WANTED A REFINED YOUNG man dosires board in a privato family or first cUbs boarding house, between Myrtle and Gates vb and Franklin und Throop; roferonco oxohauged.

Address N. Eaglo office. BOARD WANTED FROM MAY 1 BY A gentloraan, wife and throe children, 0, 9 and 11 yonrs; two rooms; good board; plensant location; modern house. Answer, stating terms, which must bo mod erato; reference exchanged. I.

A. HANCE, 77G Groono avenue. BOARD WANTED BY THREE YOUNG ladies away during the day; large and small unfurnished room, with board for thomselvos and mother in a plain family on or before May 1, between Hall st, Nos trand, Myrtio and Lafayette avs. Address, with terms, which must be low, 2TG Penu Bt. OARD 295 ADAMS ST LARGE AND email rooms; terms reasonable.

BOARD TO LET, TWO LARGE HALL rooms with board good table; house haa all improvements; two blocks from bridge. 78 Sands st. BARD ONTHE HElGHTS 148 HICKS st, second story front room, hall room connecting; running water; ample closet; terms reasonable. T)ARD0 SASdTOKE BLOCK from the bridge, hall bedroom for single gentleman good board; terms moderate; also, table board. BOARD A NICELY FURNISHED HALL or squaro room with board to one or two gentlemen at No.

253 Clinton st, near Warron. BOARD NO. 432 VANDERBILT AV AN elegant back parlor, furniBhod or unfurnished; "also other rooms; board if desired. BOARD 93 NASSAU ST HALL ROOM with closet; also other vacancies; good table; 3 minutes of bridge. OARD 93 LAFAYETTE A HAND somelv furnished front aud back rooms, suitable for families ond single gentlemen references.

BOARD 95 HIOKS ST TO RENT, WITH board, handsomely furnished also, rooms without board modern improvements. SOARD UNFURNISHED ROOMS OR furnished to suit parties, to let with or without d. 3(i6 Henry at, corner Congress: OARD AARGEHALL ROOM HOT JLJ and cold water in oloeet, convenient to bridge and ferriej. 101 Hon ryst; OARD SECOND STORY ROOM WITH folding bod, lounge, heat and gas. 1G0 Livingston st noarSm 1th.

OARD 123 LIVINGSTON ST DESIR able second story front room; hall room adjoining; also othor rooms suitable for gentlemen; all improvements; convenient to bridge and ferries; terms to suit. Board 14 Willow st brooklyn Heights First olsss rooms and board corner honse; dotached; location good; three minutes' walk of Fulton Ferry or bridge entrance; terms low. OARD 147 PIERlPONT ST A FAM aj) ily unexpectedly called abrond would recommend their room to any one desiring a pleasant home; also, Becond floor front rooms everything firBt class. BOARDiMILY AND 83 Columbia heights Handsome rooms; charming location; convenient to the bridgo and ferrios, with excellent board at reasonable prices. OARD A PUEASANT ROOM, WHERE home comforts may bo enjoyed, with or without board, for an old lady or private dressmaker.

Address COMFORT, 862 Fulton st BOARD 323 MONROE ST A VERY ploasant second story front room and hall room adjoining; if desired, with first class board, in a privato fain' ily references exchanged. OARD 192 RAYMOND NEAR Fulton Larco and small room on second floor: lath. heat, eras: also, lanro back narlor; irood noiirhbor hood; on be soen on Sunday. TOARD ON THE HILL MARRIED jfl couples or gentlemen will find a comfortable home, firBt class table and modorato prices, at 357 Adelphi Bt. References required BOARD AT 50 LIVINGSTON ST, OP posite Packer grounds; rooms suitable for gentle man and wife or single gontloman; references exchanged.

BOARD NO. 160 WASHINGTON ST A nicely fnnshed room, suitable for untleman and wifo or single gontleman also a hall room, terms moderate; dinner G.30. BOARD 17 5 LIVINGSTON ST A ploasant front til room with first class table, at 915 per wook, or first class tablo board alone can be secured threo minutes from City Hall OARD ONHEILL A LARGE AL cove rpnm, southern exp or a square ror furnished or nnfurnirhod. 137 Quincy st. References exchanged.

BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS 89 HENRY at, a pleasant front room, with bedroom adjoining, on third floor; also, other rooms for singlo gontlemen or gentleman and wife convenient to ferries and bridge, BOARD LARGE AND" SMALL ROOMS; nicely furnished, with or without bonsd 49 Smith st, near Schermorhorn; threo minutes of City Hall, ten of ferries or bridge. BO A RD 0 THE HEIGHTS NICELY fumishod rooms, largo and small; terras modorato: three minutes' walk frum bridge and ferry. Apply at 28 Willow st. BOARD 101 SCHERMERHORN ST A pleasant, sunny alcove room and snuare room on second floor, singlo or en suite also, front hall rooms; tea walk from the bridge; terms reasonable. BOARD "SECOND AND THIRD STORY front rooms, with first class board and attondanco: terms $5 12 minutes to bridgo near City Hall.

155 Law rence st, first brown stone house fiom Fulton st. "iMiSjTCrTB YITli BOARD, AT 224 Monroe at. a largo front room; hall room adjoining; furnished or unfurnished references; ring firot boll. BOARD ON rJHE HILL 50 HAN SUN place, large square room, with hot and cold water and closets, to let with first class board; also, hall rooms, suitablo for singlo gontlomeu. OAR1 HOTEL ST.

GEORGE, GO PINE apple st, Amorican and European plan: 400 rooms, including 100 bathrooms; handsomely furnished; singly or en suito; oloctrio light throughout. SYlVANUS T. COZENS, manager, formerly West Point. OARD A SaiALLliRIVATEFAMIL off or an unusual opportunity to a party of gentlo men, a third floor of three rooms, with board relerono. required.

140 Doan st, fourth door above Hoyt. BOARD MANSION "HOUSE, BROOK lyn Heights, directly opposito Wall st, N. Y. four minutes' walk $rom Fulton or Wall st. Ferry and the bridgo terminus; superior accommodations reasonable family transient hotel rooms.

BOARD 427 GOLD ST," BETWEEN 3TOL ton arid Willoughby sts: pleasant rooms, largo or small, all heated and icely furnished, with or without board; special low rates to two or morn rooming together; nice rooms for gentleman and wife; table board $4. BOARD 105 HENRY ST ASECOND story fiont hall room and other desirable rooms; excollent board first class house; moderate prices; five minutes' walk to bridge and ferries; als day board. BOARD A WIDOW LIVING IN HER wn house has very nico mm iinpr tvurnents; 3 windows; open fire, nice bod, everything clean; cool in Summer. iuiwti av. UAKD Tl) NO.

117 HENRY ST Handsomely furnished room to let with board modorato prico to dujirablo party; three minutes' to bridge. OARD PHYSIOIAN'S OFFICE lot, May 1 hot and cold water, folding bed. night bell, speaking tube; very central location; doctor in houso threo yoars. M. Eagle office.

PIANIST AN EXPERIENCED LADY teacher wishes more pupils in music; terms, 25 cents per lesson dot ires "Iho to form evening classes in French and German. Address 155 Myrtio av entrai.ee a oldest. OARD AT 522 PACIFIC ST HAND somely furnished back parlor, with excellent board, to man and wife; also, large front and hail room on third floor; can bo seen to day; good location; bridge cars at corner (15 minutes); term modorato. BOARD BEST IN" BROOKLYN FOR the money; larjre anil small rooms, with good substantial board, at $4.50 and $5 each; all improvements: ood location, 31 Tompkins place, botwoeu Harrison and egraw sts, west of Court. BOARD ON THE HILL AT 39 SOUTH Oxford st, two largo, handsomely furnishod hall rooms, with large closets, for gcntlpinon desiring a first class homo; terms modorato; can accommodate two or threo table boarders.

BOARD TO "TETWiTH FIRST CLASS board, pleasant front hall room: suitable for single gentleman; convenient location; for minutes' walk from Wull st and South ferries. 354 Henry si, between Amity and Congress. B'O'ARDUTiRIOR ACCOM A tions aro offered in well appointed nouso; choioe rooms, including a handsomo parlor, suitable for physician or couple, with excellent board, or tablo board alone, can bo secured by calling on OCCUPANT, 147 Greene av. BOARD ON THE HILL VANDERBILT av, near Greeno, a suite of handsomely furniBhod rooms on second floor, the front an alcove room: also, room on third floor: family private; reforonces exchanged. Address S.

O. Eagle office OARD 423 STATE ST TWO CON nectinc looms on tho second floor, in corner houso: also, third Etory front easy walking distance; near Tal mage's Church; with or without board; references; terms moderate OARD NO. 413 CLERMONT AV A handsomely furnished back parlor; also, largo room on tho third floor to let. with first class board suitable for gontleman and wife or singlo gentlemen references. BOARD 242 CLERMONT AV, NEAR DeKalb; largo square room on third floor, front, in a small family; with good board; very reasonable to per mansnt parties; home comforts enjoyed rofereuces; also table boarders.

Board Xarge alcove room, SEC ond floor front; closet, hot and cold water; good table; 15 minutes from bridge via elevated railroad; near Reid av. station: terms low for gentleman and wife or two gents. Mrs. 82 Reid av. OARD IN A PRIVATE AMERICAN ffiTtiilv a larire room, also two oxtra sized on reasonable terms will find this a desirable opportunity; five minutes' walk to City II all.

283 ate OARD 705 QUINCY ST ELEGANT ly furnished squaro and hall rooms to let. with good at moderate pricos; houso near Roid av. station neighborhood healthy and good; homo comforts assured; locality favorable for pbysioian; population rapidly increasing. BOARD 49 CONCORD ST, A LARGE square front room; amplo'closets and heated; also front hall room at reasonable rates; location pleasant' and desirable for parties requiring accommodation near bridge and ferries; no moving in May; tablo board ers taken. BOARD 10 LIBERTY ST, BETWEEN Nassau and Concord largo room suitablo for man and wifo or two gentlemen also, small room tablo boarders taken; two minutes' walk from bridge and five minutes from Fulton and Catherine ferrios; termg very reasonable.

PEUSOIXAL. mO JOHN ANTON, FRANK ANTON I and Jane Anton, ohiidren of Wariet Anton, formerly of Groennoint, Long Island, N. Said pursonfl are hereby notitied that they aro legatees under will of JANE SOHMEIZER. deceased. Information will he givon by applying to Philip "Woigolo.

805 Wost Newark av. Jor soy City, N. J. Other papers please oopy. Dated Fob ruary 17, 1830.

SPECIAL NOTICES. APPLES, APPLES, AT 50 HENRY ST, FROM $1 50 UP. GREENINGS, BALDWINS, BPYS, RUSSETS, GILLI FLOWERS. R. S'l'ORY.

PAY S3 TO S50 FOR LEFT OFF SUITS AND OVERCOATS. FAWN TIUKETS liOUUHT. OA.MEKON, Agent, Doan st. and Flatbush ar. losx asb frouii.

LOST ON FRIDAY "A GOLD BALL EARRING, on Fourth place or Henry st. A lib eral reward will be given by returning the same to owner, 68 Fourth placo. WANTED OPERATORS ON LADIES' and children's white suite. J. H.

HOLLINGS WORTH 552 Broadway, N. Y. ANTED LADIES TO LEARN GEN tlomon'a scarfs. 87 Clinton av, between Myrtle and Park. WANTED TO LEARN GOOD, STEADY business, noat, tidy girls.

BROOKLYN OARPET 19 Ralphav. WANTED OPERATORS, SKIRT TRIM mors on Domestic and Wheeler "Wilson ma clllnes. I. HIRSHFELD, 55 oonard Bt, New York. ANTED OPERATORS ON FINE cloaks: good hands: nay by woek or Dioce: also.

finishers. 82 Fourth place. "SLANTED OPERATORS AND BAST tv ors on alpaca and white vests: steady employment. ALFRED BENJAMIN 050 Broadway, New York. "VST AN TED EXPERIENCED OPERA tors, indoors, on infants' wear on Whooler A Wilson machines.

Apply all the woek, G. W. GREEN, 229 Fulton st, upstairs. ANTED LADLES WHO HAVE SEW int7 maohinos to learn rue makinc and tako work homo. DRESDEN CARPET COMPANY, 377 Fulton at, hall entrance, rear.

WANTED 50 OPERATORS ON KNEE pantB, steam and foot powor work given out to first class handH. Call for ten days at VALENTINE, ASCHOFF 1,080 Greone av, near Broadway. ANTED EXPERIENCED OPERA tors and finishers on ladies' fine suits: irood wanes and Bteady work. M. 4 O.

HARRIS, 40 Howard New York. ANTED EXPERIENCED OPERA n. nlnnlr. a A n.nallnnl salary and long season. OPPENHEIM, COLLINS 329 Canal st, Now York.

ANTED OPERATORS WHO CAN mako and finish a suit can make fond nav and de nond uoon a lonir Reason ntontv of irood hirllt: all now machines. F. 8CHANNING Brooklyn Suit Fac tory, 174 Fulton sU WANTED LADIES OR YOUNG MEN. Something entiroly new. (No photo painting.) SI to $3 a day can be quietly made at your own homes.

No canvassing; full particulars free. Please address at once, CRESCENT ART 19 Contral st, Boston, Box 5,170, ANTED LADrES TO LEARN THE sronnino and oritrinal French combination of square system of dross cutting at tho only establishment in Tlrnnlrlvn wlinrn if in fnnirlit AR Tfitlrnn or hrnnflh nt Hll Broadway, Now York, and thus save tho Incouvon ience and expense of g)ing to New York cutting by this pyytom perfect; no rehtting or experimenting; come to tha Brooklyn hofidquarters and receive thTough and caroful instruction. The public is cautioned against cheap instruction and malicious and untruthful statements of unsucceaaful and ignorant competitors; the thoroughness of our instruction does not admit of any ro duction in prioe; wo still maintain our excellence and terms; every lady taught here mado proficient in all respects and thoroughly competent in every branch, and pupils imperfectly taught by others are made porfoct; the system in plain, practical guide, not incumbered by pictures or other unnecessary matter. L. REID, 485 Fulton Wechslor Abraham's.

ANTEif5LtlSTbW PROl LIVINGSTON, the American Ladies' Tailor, the groat inventor, patentee, owner and teacher, has removed the teaching of his French combination of squares from 811 Broadway to 918 Broadway, New York, where he has taken the entire building and will OPEN MARCH 10 tho finest assortment of imported Patterns ever brought to this country. I caution he public against imitators who copy my advertisements to deceive the public and try to injure my business, and I want the public to distinctly understand that I have no agent for my system in Brooklyn, and will jiot be responsible for lessong givon by these imitators. I have ladies taking lessons who had to pay over again, who have taken lessons of theBo imitators. No system genuine without my portrait and signature, and red. the color of leather.

Ladies, come to headquarters and learn porfoctly from tho inventor. Will make a and reduction this woek to all ladies coming from Brooklyn. I will teach cloaks, dolmans, wraps, ladies' and children's dresses, trimming, draping, grading and designing for $15.00 and guarantee you porfoct or no charge. I will give a freo lecture on tho art of French cutting at 918, Wednesday evening. "Ail are invited.

Don't org the number, 018 Broadway, botwoen and Twenty first sts. New York. IN roes nml Meamstrossoa. ANTED TO TAKE CARE OF CHILD and do licbt housework in a small family, a trirl who can speak German, from 15 to 18 years of ago. Ap ply at did ijaiayetie av.

ANTED TO ASSIST IN THE CARE of an old ircntleman. a rosnoctable. stronir. mid dle agod woman, one who oa be up at night and sloep in the day professional nurses need not apply; city refer ences required. Apply at 1,275 Dean at.

Coolig unborn ami on era ANTED A GOOD COOK, WASHER and ironer: muBt havo cond reference. AddIv Monday, 10 to 12 A. at No. 340 President st. ANTED A GOOD LAUNDRESS AND cook for the country, vounc Gorman or Scandina vian woman; four in family: $14 a month; reference.

Apply after 10 A. M. at '255 Putnam av. ANTED TO DOWN STAIRS WORK, cookinc. washing and irnn'mir in nrivato familv.

an experienced Gorman girl; musi havo good roferenceB. 34 Smith st. Ueneral flousowonc. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a small family, a competent girl; good wages. Call tor two days afternoon at 49G Classon av.

WANTEDTOD GEN ER ALThO USli work, a good, experienced, Protestant girl must como well recommended. Apply at 97 Pulaski at. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a small private family, a capable girl; must boa good cook, wishor and ironer. Call immediately at 877 Union st, between Seventh and Eighth ave. ANTED TO OGENHOUST work, in a privato family of four, a competent girl; must be a good plain cook and laundress: neat and tidy; havo city references; good wages; good home to a girl answering abovo at 321 Macon st.

JKiiiploymnnt Aurenciea. ANTED SERVANTS MANAGED BY ladiel Brnnklrn Eoinlovmont Rurnnn. 10 CinnnnrA near Fulton, 3 blocks below City Hall, bank on oornor; many respoctaoia servants uortu nore woo nave never been at aa offlco bafora: lituatioai ruady in city or ooun try. WASTED lai'lljP iilABMiS. ANTED TO MANAGE AGENTS, A goou man: salary.

tiHAAT ivy Kem TOST ANTED IN OUR KID GLOVE DE IV partment. an experienced salesman city refer oncos. WEUHSLER ABRAHAM, Fulton at. WANTED JOB COMPOSITOR ONE who understand his business. Apply at Brooklyn EAGLE JOB PRINTINGOFFICE! ANTED IN" AN INSURANCE OF fico, a boy; must write a good hand wages $3 per week.

Send application to INSURANG' Eagle office ANTED FOR OFFICE DUTIES, A briitht boy about 15 yours old: must write a irood hand: salary at first, $3. Address in own handwriting, FIERCY'S EXPRESS.CO., Limited, 88 Fleot at. ANTED IN OUR BROOKLYN RE tail denartment. a man of neat address; perma nent and paying position to a good man. Call Monday alter!) A.

M. K. TEEL, 300 Fulton nt. ANTED SALESMAN FOR FIRST class specialties; sold on easy payments; salary or commission. THE MKUIIA.MUAL (JKGUUVKTTK Brooklyn branch, 202 Fulton st.

ANTED A FIRST CLASS PATTERN cutter in a lanru boys' and children's clothim? house; only experienced men od apply. Address, stating references, PERMANENT SITUATION, Kaglo branch, 44 Broadway. ANTED FOR MONDAY, A PLAIN conk tor a oitv institution: driver for urocurv stnro urug ciera; a mianiw ageu man nna wile Protestant, colored or white) for country place. Apply at uomesiio Association, in ruuon si, ANTED TO LEARN TO BE SALES man in a wholesale outical establishment in Now York, a young man frum l(i to 20 yo.tra of ago; one tnat has had some experience in a store preferred. Eagle ill co.

ANTED HELP MALES PERSONS residing in the Eastern District who desire to ad trertise under this head can leave their advertisements at tho Eagle Branch office, 44 Broadway, by 11:00 A.M. for the afternoOn iBsuo and lOo'clocUSaturdayeveningfor the Bunday'issue. WAIVTUD SITUATIOIVS FKHIAI.IOS. Ill ntlilvIS iirMPB 'ANTED NURSING MRS. KENNET HARRIS, ladies' monthly nurso: terms reasona ble.

33 Chapel Bt. NurHes nnd SoiLinnrruMNOM. 'TITA NTED SITUATION AS A NURSE Ty girl, by a young givl just landed, aged 15. Please call for two days at 891 President st. CliiLiubcriiiiiidH and WaitresjiO.

WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermnid or waitress, by a respectable colored girl. Call nt3G5 Hudson av, top floor, front rooms. Cooks, WasliiTs stud Itotiec. ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST cIbrb laundress, or would do tho downstairs work in a small private family, by a respectable girl; is willing anu omiging; uas tno uest or. city reierence.

jau lor two days at 74 Douglass st. ANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A good cook, washer and ironer, the other as chambermaid and waitress, by two respectable girla havo good reference; no objection to boarding house; city or country. Call at 197 Gold st. General JloiiBework. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework in a small fanfily.

by a young girl good reference. I lease call Monday at 133 Stuyvesant av. ANTED SITUATIO TO DO GEN oral housework, by a Gorman girl; good cook, washer and ironer. Call on Monday at 338 Union st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a nrivato familv.

hr a German Apply at Mr. FRIKDM ANN'S, 392 Court st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN nrjil houiowork in a email family, by a rosDOctable girl; is a good plain cook, washer and ironer. Call for two days at 279 Front st. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a girl lately landed; willing and obliging.

Please call for two days at No, 47'2 Adelphi stroet. ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE housework in a urivate familv. by a rosooctablo woman; no objection to a boarding house or would go to the country. Please call at 75 Pacific at, near Henry; no postal cards. ANTED SITUATION AS A HOUSE keoner or infants' nurse, by a Scotch woman.

Ap ply or aaarem sub bmitti st. ANTED SITUATION AS A HOUSE keener hvn middle aped woman: also, a voulltr girl for upBtairs work and aowing. Call at 285 Twonty aecond Bt. Employment Agencies. ANTED SITUATIONS MAN AG hv ladlnn TtrnnkWn KmnlnnnnnL Bureau.

29 Oon. cord at, noar Fulton, two blocks from tha bridge BervauU of all nationalities; 11 wo do not prorata bnl ftp beat hclpja talented: ffetnUTK, Unless Steward Schneider can devise some means by which the dancing floor of Snengerbund Hall, Schormerhorn and Smith stroots, can be Increased in area thoro Is likely to be some crowding at the ball of Atlantic! Stamm Lodge, Ordor of Red Men, to be given in that building to morrow night. Tho masquorados under tho auspices of that organization have always beon among tho most enjoyable aB well as the best attended In the city. Among the guests will be a delegation of the seventy four dlvlBions under the command of Colonel Loybuek. FROM THE IDLEWtLD.

Near the spot in the Sound where the lifeboat from the Idlewlld was found there lay on the Ico a stick having tied to It part of an underehirt and a red and white cotton handkorchief, bearing In indoliblo ink the name li. Hill. They had probably been usod as a signal and tho indications are that some of tho occupants of the boat were alive on Saturday. A life preserver has beon found at Old Flold bearing the name Idlewild. All of the men wore life preservers.

Tho bodies will not bo found until the shore ice has moved away. NEWTOWN NEWS. Yesterday Supervisor McGowan, of Newtown, sold aome bonds of the town at a premium of six per cent. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Newtown elected Mrs. John Prall preBidont Congressman Belmont asked the Postmastor Gon eral to appoint Henry Borges Postmaster at Wood Bido in place of a woman who has hold tho offlco a good many years, and the request was refused.

A ROY'S RUSTY PISTOL. Georgo Gibson, ten years old, and Burn side Jayne, thirteen years old, of Bay Shore, were playing with a pistol yesterday which they thought was unloaded. Young Jayne hold one hand over the muzzle whilo ho trlod to raiso the rusted hammer, and letting it slip tho pistol was disoharged, carrying away part of the boy's hand. HIGHWAY B0BBERT AT W1NFIELD. Last Friday evening John Kesler, of Win field, bought a suit of clothos in New York, ne arrived at Winfield on a late train and while walking to his homo was waylaid by two highwaymen who Btolo his new clothos and $10.

LONG ISLAND CITY MATTERS. William H. Williams, of Long Island City, who wants the Republican nomination for CongroBS, has gone to Florida. Sneak thieves stole fifty dollarB worth of silverware from Rev. Mr.

Rodman, of Astoria, George H. Williams Is erecting fivo new dwellings on Blaokwoll street. Thet abe $1.25 eaoh, or 6 for $7.50, to mo.iBuro, our best Men's Fine Dross Shirts, 4 ply linen bosoms, make and fit guaranteed. Wo have all the now Saucy Frenoh Porcalo Patterns to soleot from too, made well mid quickly. Men's fixings seotion, adjoining main entrance, Wechbler Auraham.

Mind Cure. Dr. Taft, opposite Loeser's. Nodrugi. Nomodioines.

Mind tho groat reBtoror. Patients cured continually that could not got roliof elsewhere. Call or writa for circular, toatimoniala and references. Many prizes have been awarded to Angostura Bitters as tho most efficacious stimulant to excite tho appetite and to keep the digostive organs in good order. mi ah it 1 BURDIOK FRISBEE On Tuesday, March 2, at tho homo of tho brido'a sister, Mrs.

O. F. McOune, M. Brooklyn, N. by tho Rov.

J. J. Dean, OnniN Ray Bur i dick, of Hops Valloy, R. to Harriet E. risbek daughter" of tho lato Erastus Frisheo, of Dolhi, N.

Y. FERO FRISBEE On Tuosdny. March 2. at tho home of the bride's sister, Mra. O.

F. McCune, M. Brooklyn, N. by tlio Rov. J.

J. Dean, Rov. W. D. iERO, of Woodlawn, N.

to ALMEDA FlUBHEE. HART OASE On Wednesday, March 3, 1880, at the residence of tho bride's parents, Miss JENNIE Cabe to Frederick L. Hart. HYNHS McGEE On Wednesday evening, Maroh 3, at the residence of the bride's parents, by tlio Rov. J.

Fransioli, William A. Hynes, of New York City, to Alice A. McGee, of Brooklyn. ROSS CLARK On Fobruary 27, 1880, nt the residence of the bride's paronts, by tlio Rev. Edward P.

lngersoll, D. K. May Clark to J. Malville Ross. No oariia.

DIED. ARCHER In the COth year of his age, at his late residence, 027 Atlantic av. Notice of the funeral hereafter. ANN AN March 6, 1880, MaroaRET BANNAN, beloved dauKhtor of tho lato Francis and Ellen Bannan, aged 17 yoars. Funeral from hor late reBidonco, 254 Plymouth st, on Sunday, 7th at 2:30 P.

M. Rolativea and friondB aro invited. Intermont at Calvary Comotory. BEDFORD At Plainliold, N. on Thunday, Maro 4, 1880, Florence Taylor, wife of Henry E.

Bedford and daughter of the lato James M. Taylor. Funeral services on Sunday, at the residence of her mother, 137 Park av, Plainrlold, N. on arrival of 1:30 P. M.

train from Now York, foot of Liberty it. Interment private at Greenwood Cemetery. BROWN On Friday, March 6, 1886, Ellen, belovod wile of Thomas Brown, aged 63 yoars. Friends and relatives are respectfully inuited to attend hor funeral tho residence of hor son in law, James Wright, 303 Water st, on Monday, March.8. 188U.

Intermont in Holy Cross Cemetery. COPELAND On March 0. 1880, in the 35th year of her ace, the belovod wife of Charles Copeland. Funeral from her lato residence, 150 Navy st, Brooklyn, on Monday, the 8th at 2 o'clock. FOGERTY On Friday, March 5, MAnY E.

Fooertt. Funeral will take place Sunday, Maroli 7, at2 P.M., tram her late residence, 713 Fulton st. Relatives and friends are respeccflly invited to attend. HATTERSLEY On March 5, 1880, Flora F. Van KeureN, wife of John agod 27 years, 10 months and 17 days.

Funeral from her lato residence. 21 Duryea st, Sunday, March 7, at 3 P. M. Relatives and friends aro invited to attend. HOSFORD On Friday, March Martha wife of William J.

Husford. Funeral services Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock, from hor late residence, 115 Lawrenco st. Frionda respectfully invited. HUGHKS DINSMORE On Friday morning, March 5, ol unoumonia, Sarah G. Hughes.

Funeral on Monday. March 8, at 2 o'clock P. from the residence of her brothor, William Dinsmore, 233 Macon st, Brooklyn. JUDD In Brooklyn. March 5, 1880, Walter only ton of Walter L.

and Ellon Judd. Frinnds and relatives aro invited to attend the funeral Borvicos at tho residence of his parents, 53 9 Carlton Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment at tho convenience of the family. L1NEHAN On Thursday morning, March 4, Bartholomew the beloved husband of Elizabeth Linehau. Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend his funeral on Sunday, March 7, at P.A1., from his lato residonco, 628 Grand av; thence to the Cometery of the Holy Cross for intermont.

RE1RDON On March 6, James Rf.irdon, agod 18 yeJiraand 7 months. Funeral will tako place on Sunday, 2 o'clook( Maroh 7, from tho rosidonco of his narentB, corner of Union st and Fifth Relatives and friends aro rospeotfully invited to attend. SMITH On Saturday morning, Maroh 6, Walter 8mith. in the 70th year of his asro. Relatives and friends are invited to attend tho funeral Monday evening, at 7 o'clock, from his late residence, 231) South Fifth St.

Please olnit ilowors. WILDE Thursday, March 4, Sarah Wilde. Relatives and friends aro invited to attend tho funeral from tho residence of her daughter, Mrs. A. J.

Norris, 476 Seventh av, Brooklyn, Sunday, March 7, at 1 P. M. YOUNG On Friday, March 5, 1880, of pneumonia, Captain James L. Youno, in ins 38th yoar. Funeral Bervicos Sunday March 7, at 2:30 P.M.

from his late residence, 236 Prospect a7, oornor Filth. BUSINESS OI'FOirrtJlVlTIES. A RARE CHANCE FIRST CLASS MEAT and provision markot for buIo; doing a good business. Apply at G'20 Myrtle av. A PARTNER IN AN ENTERTAIN mnnt wautod, with ono who owns hor own instruments, organ or piano.

Address MASONIC, Kulo office BARN TO TO EXPRESSMEN AND others; eighty feet long; plenty of loft room for storing sleiglis. Inquire at 103 av. STOCKAND FIXTURES OR FIXTURES alone of a first class tailor store for sale; established over 18 years owner retiring. Call at 81 FlatbuBh av. MOARDING HOUSE TO LET, 58 SANDS st, 20 rooms.

Inquire of OASTNER 4 BADEAU, assau Bt. BUSINESS FOR SALE CHEAP RE quiroa $3,000 capital; live years established no ox fiorience nectiSBary proprietor going in wholesale same ino. Address K. U. K.t Kaglo oiVice.

A GOOD MILK ROUTE FOR SALE; about 100 quartB. Inquire at 06 North Oxford etroot. A GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET ON J. Fifth a v. for a lo, with horse, wagon and fixtures; wifibo sold cheap on account of sioKnoss.

Apply to THOMAS RODGERS, No. 44 Court Rooni 53. A CORNER GROCERY STORE FOR sain: cood location: low rent: no charge for good will; a good ohanco. HORATIO S. STEWART, lo.

Fourth av. GOOD DRESSMAKING AND FANCY goods business for sale cheap; B'lld on aocount of nuiving. Call on or addreBB Mrfi. FARQUHAKSON, Grant st, Flatbush. ALONG ESTABLISHED FISH MARKET in Fulton st; splendid trade books open for inspection rent of wholo houso, $00; tlltureB (including horse and wagon) worth price askod.

Apply to GEORGE H. BEISER 4 1.004 Fulton St. I YOU HAVE A BUSINESS OF AN bind to dispose ot, you win nna it greatly lo your advantage to call at GRACE MORTELL'S Real Estate and Business Agency, 361 Fulton st. Cash purchasers procurea lor uubiuubs piacus ui ovuij uodhiphwh. A FIRST CLASS STATIONERY AND hook store in a leading thoroughfare for sale, or would exohango for real estate; reason for Belling, tho owner is engaged in other business that occupies his whole time.

Boi 6, Eagle office. SMALL CONFECTIONERY, CIGAR and toy store, with living apartments of three rooms, for aalo; in ono of tho best neighborhoods of tho Oity of Brooklyn; a good chanco for tho right party; no agents. Address A. Box 6, Kaglo offlco. ANTED SITUATION TO DO ANY kind of work in store or wholesale house, by a colored man: best of reference; wages no object.

Call or address ALFRED, 509 Atlantic av. ANTED SITUATION AS A BAR tendor, by a respectable unmarried young man; Bober, stoady and industrious: firBt class reooramonda tions. Please address ADVERTISER, 252 Third av. ANTED SITUATION AS INDOOR salesman or in office, by a young man 25; several yeara in tailors' trimming business in Now York City; would like a position where a knowledge of same would bo of Bervico. MOHAIR, Eagle office.

WANTED SITUATION A YOUNG man now and for Borne years past with a prominent architect in Now York dosires a position with a builder or in some business wlmre ho can make use of his experience. E. Engle office. ANTED SITUATIONS MALES Persons residinif in the Eastern District who wish to advertise under tins tiead can leave their advertisements at tho Eagle Branch office, 44 Broadway, by 11:30 A. M.

for the afternoon edition and 10 M. Saturday for the Sunday issue. ANTED SITUATION A TRUST worthy young Irishman desires a situation or cnance to learn some nusiness wiiere Honesty anu sonne ty will be appreciated; good rjenman; unquestinn able reference or security. Address for two daya JOHN, Boi 11, Eaglo office. WAIVTED WASHIIVG, fcC.

ANTED WASHING BY A RESPEC tablo colored woman, liv thn wnnlr ot month or dozen. Please call No. 6 Hoyt st. XNTEDWXSlilNG BY A SWED ish woman, whoso hiiHband is out of work; is willing to go out washing and ironing or tako it home. Call alfthGwuBk at 410 Atlantic av.

WANTED WASHING BY A RESPEC able woman to go out tho first two days of tha week, or take home gentlemen's or families' washing; reference if required. 371 Hiuka st, Mrs. SULLIVAN. ANTED WASHING BY A RESPECT able colored woman, wnuhint hv the familv nr dozen; would go out to days' work. Calf or address for two days 195 Hands st, roar; top floor.

ANTED WASHING AT HER HOME, bva iirat class laundrnM'j nnficrfftrulH nil kinds of tine washing; would go out the lirst days of tho week; good reference. Ploaso call or send cards to 7G North Elliott place, second floor. WANTED VASHING BY A NEAT, reliable woman, to go out by the day or tako washing to hor own homo; good recommendation, if required. Please call at 112 Smith at, near Pacific, two flights up, back rooms. ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA blo Swedish woman, to ao out hv tho dav washini? and ironing, or to do housocleaning.

Call at 442 Hudson av, rearhouBo, top floor. ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA bie Gorman woman, with best oitv reference, wash insr and ironinir or any other kind of dailv housework. Please call at 92 Washington st, back basemont, near the railroad. WANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA. ble woman, to go out by tho day and sleep home; is lirst class cook and laundress, or would do washing and ironing at her own bomo.

Call at 385 Hicks st, near Amity. ANTEx5DRESSMAKING MRS. DE GKAW. 508 Franklin av. comer of Fulton st.

goes out by tho day; engagements st)licitod: WANTED PUPILSFOR THE PIANO lessons will be given thorough at $0 a term. Ad dress M. Box 4, Eagle office. ANTED PUPILS AIR. I.

THOMP Hon. 40 Veranda nlano Clinton and Henry Bts), desiros pupils for tho piano. Lessons at homo or at pupil's residence Terms moderate. ANTED DRESSMAKING A FIRST class dressmaker wishes a few mora on pair em nuts to go out by the day in private families; good cutter, fit ter and dc3ignor. 844 Fulton st, first tint.

WANTED SINGERS SOPRANO, AL to, tenor and baBs; quartet for church on the Hill must be good readers; fair salaries. Address B. M. DEagle office. ANTED HOUSEKEEPING A POSI tion as worklntr liiiiiHfkflHni'r.

bv Proinstnnt woman' fr a widower.aged couple or hotel; city or coun try. 32 Willoughby st. ANTED DRESSMAKING TO GO out bv the dav or wpnk rn(n mid fHs liv Frnnfili comuinauon oi squaro. Address xtiiss n. KLUiiat, aui Raymond nt.

ANTED HOUSEKEEPING A SITU ation by a respectable Scotch woman as working houBOkedpor; can do all the work excellent sewer. Please call or address 41 Broadway, in the store. ANTED DRESSMAKING TO GO out bv tile dav: lindrfn'H and familv KHwinir a specialty; cutting and litting references. Callfrom3to 7 P. M.

353 Schermerhorn WANTED ENGAGEMENT A POSI lion as forewoman and dosignor in a dressmaking establishment, by a lady who has control of a first class trade; best of references. Address MODIST, Eagle office. ANTED ENGAGEMENT A YOUNG ladv ijoasessinir a irood sonrnno voice and rt'sidinur in nrooKiyn aesires an ongngemont in a cuurcn cuoir. Address Miss IL, Box 3, Eagle office. ANTED HOUSEKEEPING A Posi tion as housekeeper, by an Americnn widow fully competent no objection to country or children.

Address M. H. iglo office. ANTED PUPILS A GERMAN ELO cutinnist of the highest order wishes American pupils (ladies and eentlemun) who have studied Gorman and di'sire practice in general conversation. Address A.

Eagle Branch, 44 Broadway. ANTED DRESSMAKING A COM petent dressmaker wishes a few moro engago nieots to go out by tho day; can cut and fit perfectly, drape stylishly and make dresses over; price, SL'i). Pleaso address DRESSMAKER, A. tgle office. ANTED CHOIR SINGERS and chorus, sopranos, altos, tenors and bassos, pre centors and organists are requested to register their names and addresses at HELD'S piano and music store, 481 Fulton st.

opposito Wechslor A Abraham's, inotisEs. ANTED HOUSES FOR SALE AND to lot: demand greater than supply. Send par titulars to PULASKI vv lLSON, 181 Montague st. ANTED HOUSE SITUATED tweon PineniiDlo and Warren st. Flatbush av.

and Fulton st; cheap for cash. A. Eagle office. ANTED HOUSE TO RENT, SMALL house, with stable for two horses: imilv consist ing of two adults. Address ARTIST, 298 Fulton st.

ANTED HOUSES 2 STORY BRICK and basement, eight or ton rooms, all improve ments, near surface and Novated roads, up or down towm state price. U. Uoi 5, Eagle ofiice. I HOUSE A SMALL MOD rn bouse of eiirht nr (en rooms, bv a small familv must bo centrally locatod and in good neighborhood rout $460 to $500 per annum. Address Y.

Ealo office. ANTED HOUSE A SMALL FRAME house in fair noiirhborhood nnce must not ex ceed cash possession by April 1. Address D. M. Eagle office.

ANTED HOUSE 12 ROOMS, ALL imiirovements. with crounds: near elevated rail road: rent not to exceed $uU0. Address 139 Wellington av. ANTED IIOUSE TO RENT, 2 STORY and baflcement, in good condition nnd good neigh borhood, by tamily of three. Address, with particulars and price.

K. M. Eajlo office. AN TED HOUSE A MODERATE VV sized house for a privato family at renson able rent in good neighborhood the best of reforonces given. Address E.

TlIOMPSON, 208 Fifth st, Jersey City. ANTED HOUSE TO RENT WI privilege of buying a small brick Iioubo, corner preferred, with stable, or i xtra lotwhero one could be built; would buy for cash, if suited must not be too far Address tJiiAS. oKS, 5(1) button st. ANTED HOUSES TO LET I AM having a larize demand for small houses, and own ors having such to let will do well to place tlienioniny list: no charge fur registering. JOHN 1SDWAKDS, 375 and 377 Fulton St.

Room 7. ANTED HOUSE TO BUY, BROWN atone house on Oxford st. or South Portland av. between Lafiiyetto and DeKalb avs, or Washington Park. Addroys, witli full particulars and stating lowest cash prico, C.

D. Eagle office. ANTED HOUSE A THREE OR four story house, brick or brown fitono; in a good location; rent not to exceed $(100; about ono milo from bridge; all improvements; near R. R. Address L.

W. Eagle office. 'ANTED HOUSES OWNERS DESIR inir to sell or rout nronortv are nniuested to Bend us particulars early, as wo are preparing Spring lists no chnrcre for placing property on our boiks. GRACE MORTELL, .161 Fulton st, opposite City Hull. ANTED HOUSE A 2 1 2 OR 3 STO rv brown atone or brick, with nil improvements and in good order, within ton minutes' walk of City Hall.

AddroBs, stating particulars, 0. BADEN, No. 74 Court street. ANTED HOUSES OF nrnnnrfv desirim to Hnl I nr rent, same will sonrl me lull particulars anu lowest prico ill earnest moment. Special ntrention given to soiling and renting.

WILLIAM BRIDGE, 13 Willoughby at City Hall. Open till 8:30 P. M. WAIVTEM I201JSE FURNISHED. ANTED HOU SE FURN I Would board owner's familv in lieu of nart rent: first class reference.

Address Box 17, Eagle office WANTED PAKTfSOF MOHSKS. ANTED PART OF HOUSE BY A man and wife, floor of four nr fivo rooms in nrivato house, cnnveiiiimt to bridge; state terms; references. Address W. Eagle office. ANTED PART OF HOUSE SECOND floor or flat in quiet, respectable neighborhood, for family of three grown peryons, within 15 minutes of Fulton Ferry; rent about $18 pur month.

Address WARREN, Box 28, Eaglo office. ANTED PART OF HOUSE SEC And floor of four nr fivo rnnma. bntwnon Douirlasfl Rt. and Aimntio av. and Bond and Honrv sts.

br a family of three adults. Address, stating terms, which must bo reasonable, and location, FRED, Box G.JiJagla office. ANTED PART OF HOUSE LOWER part of houso within twenty minutes of bridge; fi roomB. improvements; fuur in family. Address, with particulars and price, W.

J. HARRY, 25 Park Row, Now York. ANTED PART OF HOUSE FOUR nr ttvn rooms, fnmtfihnd or unfumishod, on sec ond floor, within 15 minutes' walk of the bridge. Address, with terms, LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, Box 5, Eagle office. ANTED PART OF HOUSE UPPER nxrt.

nf lirnn fnr tniM.ll fnmilv nf three second and third Honrs of five or six rooms in a good Id cnlity, between Court and Henry and Joralemon and President sts; Amorican family. Addroas HER, Box 17, Eaglo office. WANTED FI.ATS. ANTED FLAT OF ABOUT FIVE rnnmg. nil imnrnvomont.s.

fnr ffnntloman and wife: corner flat proferrerl within ten minutes' walk of City Hall rent low. Address E. Box 0, Eagle offlco. DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL AMl'SKMESTS TO MORROW. GRAND Opeiia House Tho Riunany Ryo.

Beookltn Tiieateh The Rat Catcher. Criterion Theater As You Like It. Paiik Tiieateh A Rag Baby. Hyde A Behman's Theateh Forty Pretty Maidens. ZlFP'8 Cabino Vioana LadieB' Orchestra.

Novelty Theater May BlosB jm. Lee Avenue Academy Three of a Kind. bTAPaniMCBBUM A Poor Young Girl. PLAYS AXD PLAYERS. Tha subscribers and other patrons of the American.

Opera have certainly shown great taste In requesting a repetition of "Orphous and Eury Gluck's beautiful work is to bo given at the Academy of Music on Thursday evening, tho fifth night of the season; and there is little doubt but that tho repealed performance will command as numerous and brilliant an attendance as did tha first production of tho opera hero, the advance Bale of seats up to yesterday having boon very large indeed. Orphous and Eurydlce Beoins to have taken aa firm hold upon tho Brooklyn public as upon New York opera goers. At the New York Acadomy the opera has been given nine times, and on each occasion to overflowing audiences. Mmo. Heleno has become famous through her superb embodiment of Orpheus, and Miss Emma Juch, wlioso clmrniing interpretation of the role of Eurydlco has added largely to hor well won reputation, are again to support tho chief characters, and the representation will be as elaborate In every particular of scenic display and stage appointments as on the occasion of tho previous performance of tho opera in this city.

The Thomas band, led by Mr. Theodore Thomas in person, the American Opera chorus of 112 singors and tho ballet of I ts dancers and figurantes will lend their exertions to tile heightening of tho ImprossiveneBS of the ensomble and miso en sceno. Music lovers who have not witnessed this delightful production should make their opportunity for 60 doing secure by lodging early application for places. It is a curious fact that Mary Anderson's own native dominions in tho South have been this year invaded, with great succesB, by a foreign tragedienne, Adelaide Mooro. It is fair to call her foreign becauso she made hor debut in England and is a well established Loudon favorlto.

As a matter of fact, however, there is reason to believe that Miss Mooro is by birth American. If she is, hers is one more name to add to tho long list of American girls who have mado artistic history in both hemispheres. But whother or not Bhe is an American in fact, Miss Moore's beauty and talent entitle her to thatcrodlt. Down South her triumph seems to have boon extraordinary, and in tho West, from whlcii Bhe comes to Brooklyn this week, her fame appears to be equally well established. According to newspaper roport she is a very pretty young woman whoso resomblauco to tho lamomod Adoiaido Neilson is startling.

Her dark Oriental face and hor lithe willowy figure are said to be amazingly like those of that unforcetablo Juliet. During this her first American tour Miss Mooro has played a strictly standard and olasslcal repertoire something promised for her at the Criterion Theater, where she is to come forth to morrow night in "As You Like It." So many havo been soif called and so few uavo popularly chosen as actual rivals of Mary Anderson that the advent of Miss Moore will bo regarded with a great deal of critical and of triendly interest in Brooklyn. It is whispered indeed that, for reasons not given out, she looks forward to hor first appearance In this city with more than the usual concern and trepidation. An actress who says, or in whose behalf it is said, that she feels moro concern about her reception by tho playgoora of this city than of any other can certainly depend upon the alliance of sympathy with Judgment in her case. "Tho Rut Catcher," the spectacle to be Bhown at tho Brooklyn Theater to morrow by the Klralfy Brothers, Is a lyrical and dramatic sotting of tho legend of The Pied Piper of Ilamelln," based upon Kobert Browning's poem.

In this pr duction the Mossrs. Klralfy are credibly reported to have outdone thoir eyory previous effort In tho line of picturesque stage display, not evon excepting "Excelsior." The piece was originally produced in Vienna, where it met with great popular success, and It Is said that tho American representation is in many respocts suporior to that given in the Austrian capital. The title character in the drama Is taken by Mr. Hubert Wilkie, a baritone singer of excellent quality and established reputation, as an actor. The ballot is to bo led by Mile.

La Brujoro, and It ie to bo noted that the sconery employed in tho production has beon painted in Italy. "Tno Bat Catch er' is represented to bo charming alike to tho eye and to tho ear, and is oxpectod to take fast hold upon the sympathetic interest of Brooklyn amuso mont seekers. It is to be shown at matinee representations on Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. The Romany Hye" is the announced appointment for tho week beginning to morrow at tho Grand Opera House. This melodrama lias probably boon presented here moro frequently than almost any other of its class; but its popularity with tho public is nono the less potent on that account.

And Its revival at the Elm placo Theater at this time Is likely to be attended with a gratifying degree of uccess. Tho leading parts of Jack Hoariio and Qertio Hockett are to be borne on this occasion by Mr. J. A. Burrows and Miss Victory Bateman, the long list of subordinate characters being intrusted to O.

B. Collins, Fred. M. Mayor, B. J.

Murphy, Nell Gray, W. II. Loydon, Krnnk Harris, Frank Dowd, G. L. Davis, Al.

Foeloy, ArthurT. Gorman, Harry Jones, Franklo Jones, C. Williams, I). L. Holland, J.

F. Hill, James S. Barton, Henry BlBhop, Will F. Johnson, Stauloy If. Parkhill, John Larromore, Edward E.

Spoucer, Walker Fred. B. Chapel, Ettie Baker, Bello Douglass, Gertrude Citti, Lida Lcstor, Annie T. Gorman, Julia Dennis, Agnes Lopnard, Stella Wallace and Miunio Rood. What with new scenery and appointments and tho introduction of a large number of original mechanical effects, "The Romany Hye" can hardly fall of crowding tho Grand Opera Houselto tho door sat every representation.

Matinee performancon of tho melodrama are appointed for Wednesday and Saturday. Hoyt's farce comedy, A Rag. Baby," is up for reproduction at tho Park Theater throughout the current week, beginning with to morrow. Mr. Frank Daniels la again to come forth In tho guise of Old Sport, nupported by Handsome," Julian Mitchell.

Mark Sullivan, Harry Connor, Edward A. Osgood, W. H. Stodman, Fannlo Rico, Flora Walsh, Helen Reimor, Clara Lano and Nettle Lyford. Mr.

Hoyt's entire upon the drug business and the sporting craze is familiarly known to ho one of tho most amusing pieces of nonsonsical absurdity now before tho public, and thoro is abundant Justification for the claim that nothing funnier was ever written, nor a quainter or moro original character ever created than Old Sport." "A Eag Baby will hold the atago at tho Park for six evenings and two matinoo performances, tho lattor being appointed for tho aftornoons of Wednesday and Saturday. The piece is lavishly intorsporsed with songs and dances and la brimful of laughter from beginning to end. It should be seen by everybody. For one week each year, the Rentz Santloy ToYelty and Burlesque Company entertains and In THE STUDY OF LAW. Mr.

Edward M. Shej.in.rd 5lefor the Voting Men' ClirUtian Association. The fifth lecture in the series of practical talks to young men, given under the auspices of tho Young Men's Christian Association, was delivered last evening by Mr. Edward M. Shepard.

His theme was tho Choice of tho Law as a The speaker outlined what the lawyer is required to do and the knowledge necessary to do it. Thoro must, he said, be a familiarity with the broad principles which undorlio tho law; the foundation upon which the superstructure of Btatutes and enactments is reared. He must bo familiar with tho technicalities law, the form of rpractice, and must know how to draw the Instruments and documents which are required. He will be callod upon to advise his clients aa to their rights in any matter npon which they seek his counsel. To do this adequately ho must bring to tho discussion of the subjeot not only a knowledge of law but a knowledge of human naturo.

If ho be not properly oquipped with tho requisite tact and Judgment ho will be liable to advise his clients to their injury and his own disgrace. Oftontlmos he is called upon to give counsel on tho most delicate relations of business or of the All of these requirements aro not obtalnod Bavo by patient, careful industry, much laborious study, coupled with good sense and careful Judgment. Tho speakor next disoussod the lawyer as an advocate, and doscribod in outline tho work domandod in this branch of the profession. The advocate's business is tho more public branch, tho ono which is the most patent to the public eye, and which to a thoughtless person seems to ho tho principal business. Speech making, however, is really but a small part of the lawyer's work, and not nearly bo Important as some othor brandies.

Tho preliminary work, the preparation for tho public appearance Is tho task requiring tho groator thought and care. Thoro is long and tedious labor to be performed In tho gotting up of cases, tho writing of briefs, the preparation for the oral argument and the careful array of facts and principles. Tho Bpeakor laid especial stress on tho necoasity for a liberal education as a basis for the study of the law. If this cannot be obtained In school or col lego or by self education tho young man contemplating the law as a profession has hotter choose some other occupation, nore and there may bo found men who havo succeeded at the bar without this, but they wore possessed of exceptional qualities and were, In fact, tho exceptions which provo the rule. The Impression which the speaker conveyed to his audienco was that tho law is a Jealous mistress, a severe taskmaster, requiring from all who would Book distinction in Its pursuit a groat deal of hard work and close application.

UnleBB a young man is disposed to makeja careful, painstaking preparation and supplement it by hard, patient work in tho acquirement of principles and facts he had better devote his engorgies to some other business. A UENEKOL'S GIFT. The Second Unitarian Society, of whioh Rev. John W. Chadwlck is pastor, has Just received a gift of 1,000 from tho Independent Society of Now York, of which Rev.

O. B. Frothingham Is minister. A similar amount has been given to sundry othor institutions. Tho money given to Dr.

Cliadwick's Church will be invested and used only for special purposes, the society being quite able to pay its oxponsea. Dr. Cundwlck will locturo this ovoning on Our Political System." The lecture will be an essay on speculative politics and will be particularly directed to young men. Hit. JOHN HOLDER'S PURCHASE.

Mr. John Holder, the proprietor of the Del monico Houbo, at DeKalb and Clermont avenues, has recently purchased fifty lots of ground at Bath, Long Island, whore he intends to erect a handsome Summer residence for tho use of himself and family. The property bolonged to tho Stovonson eBtato, adjoining some valuable land ownod by Mr. McLaughlin, and comprises ono of tho most commanding and attractive situations in the neighborhood where it is located. Mr.

Holder intends to begin the erection of his projectod suburban homo without delay. THE BOY HOMICIDE CASE. The circumstances nttending the alleged homicide of John Duffy, 11 yoars old, by Owon Cnr don, 13 yeara old, in Tompkins square, Now York, on February 23, in a dispute arising out of the use of a pair of roller skates, was Investigated before Justice Power yesterday at Essex Market Court. Assistant District Attorney Davis prosecuted for tho peoplo, and the accused was committod to await the action of tho Grand Jury without bail. SMALLPOX FROM BREMEN.

The Kussein family were passengers in the steamship Elder, from Bremen, on February 28. On her arrival they took up their residence at 404 East Eleventh street, New Y'ork. Yesterday the youngest child, a baby christened Otto, was found sick there of smallpox. It was removed to tho hospital on North Brothor Island, All told, sovon cases of smallpox wore found In New Y'ork last week. HANY MORE DOCTORS GRADUATED.

The annual commencement exorcises of tho Medical Department of the University of the City of Now York wore held last night at the Acadomy of Music in tlint city and upward ol two hundred would bo physicians were prosoutod with diplomas by Doan Charles Insloo Pardee. Chancellor Hall presided. PAINTERS' WAGES AND HOURS. The United Brotherhood of Progressive Paiutors, No. 2, of this city, havo decided to demand J3 a day wages on and after April 5, with nine hours work and eight hours on Saturday.

FOR POLICE AND FIRE SURGEONS. Tlio examination for Burgeons in the Police and Fire Departments under Civil Service rules, will take place on Friday, March 12, In the Board of Education rooniB, In Red Hook lano..