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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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THE BBOOEXYN BAHiY EAGia THLTRBB AY, APRIL 23, 1891.SIX PAGES. WANTEO OF HOUSES. row iiqi sew. tyAWY CD SITfJATlOIYS FEMALESi General Housework. ANTEP HKIiPgl3JriAIJ.ISS uonerni posit of to.

If the protest la unstained the money frill be refunded, if not, tho money will so to the account of the society. ANTED FIRST CLASS SKIRT AND waist fannds nt 5(15 Lafayette ar. MONEY MARKET. THE DAILY EAGLE Is nabtlBhod every aftornonn on th working days of the week and on SUNDAY MOKN Iff OS. TEKMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

$10 per year; $6 for ill monthi; 81 per month: stasia. coplaia oanta; Sunday edition $1.50 per yoori Doitu included. BATES FOR ADVERTISING SOLID AOATB MEABUB.XSf.KNT. n.irdPeee... TftVa'Sta Editorial or local Pasea ..1 VJ Double price for Compoaue Letter Display.

Local Notices. Filth Pago BO cents Lucai noiicwo un iuiivruu ana last pages. Jbocal Noticed at foot of news columns Amusement) and Travel Excursions ..20 cenis ..10 cents li oonts uorseaanu uarnages 15 aM, unaor following heads, moasnring 1s. a enta for first insertion and 50 cents til "A Insertion 1 For Sale. To Lot, Board lines.

Fifteen cents per line in excojsof flve Personals, Marriages, Deaths, Lost and Found. $1 for aob insertion, when not exceeding Ave lines. Religious otlces, i0 cents for each insertion of ttvo linos or less. (Situations wanted, males. So eents: females, 15 cents.

Wo deviation from these rates. Oaah In adranoe in all cases. OOBBESPONDINO POSITIONS IN SUNDAY Principal office, EA.OLE BUILDING i irgiv oamk KlUES. in a as FULTON STREET BROOKLYN. 127 BEDFORD AVrNEAR FULTON S'K.

Arrt AV iEAR NINTH ST, ATLANTIC AV. NEAR EAST NEW YOKE. AV. I THE EAGLE IN NEW YORK CITY. we established agencies for the talo of tho Eaqlb lit some of tho principal baainecB poow i Nw York OitjM follows: Astor House sUps.

Baok Number Budd, 1.280 Broadway. JL P. Roo'iwcoJ, Urud atreot Ferrj. w.H. Clinch.

174 South street. Fulton straoi and Broadway, Knox Jamei Meail. Barclay atreot and Broadway. Btatipni of the Manhattan News Company, on the Elevated Railroad. News standi at Fulton, Chambers, Wall, South, Hamilton, Peck iioodsyolt, (irand and Twenty tiiird trest ferries.

And at all tho North Hirer ferries and tho Jersey City Annex. Grand Central Depot, Forty Boeond st waitintr rooms of fche.New York Central, Horlora and tho Now UaTon railroads. THE SUNDAY EDITION ONLY Is for sale at the no. re stands of the follow hotels: Fifth Avenue Hotel, Hoffman House, Sr. Jair.os HotoL Ooleman (filEoy House, Imperial Bartholdi Hotel, Oriental Hotel and Everett House.

IN WASHINGTON AND ALBANY. HE EAGLE can bo found on aaio in Washington at (he newa titan: in the Arlington Hot'il, the ohoreham and Wiliard'B, aud in Albany at tho uows dtaud In tho DeleTan Ifoue anil Htanwix Hall. WASHINGTON NEWS BUREAU, 615 Fourteenth Ml (Nowapaner Row), Washington, D. O. 1 HE EAGLE IN EUROPE.

GlHig's Uuiicd States Exchange. 0 Straud, Charing Oros; Trarelors1 Reading Uoomi, 4 Lanjrham B. Exchange Club, 175 New iltinO stroct; able IVows ('oinnnny, New Bridge tttroet, LtidtrAte circus; Thomas Cook A Son, Ludpare ciroun, London i Muuroo Co.s. 7 Rue Scribe, and Ainarioan RankinR Uoniuany's, Chaussoo d' Autlu ami Hue Moyer lioor; Rca linir Jloom, 01 Avenue tie I'Opura, Paris; Jame3 T. A GeneTa, nod the German Transatlantic Exchange, 7S Friednchskrawe, Berlin.

W. It is assumed that contributions unaccompantetk $Wi stamped envelopes to guarantee their return (t unused, are. not regarded by their writers a ifjorth recovering. The Eaqlb cannot umertak send Oaofc such manuscripts. A31USF.HE.rrS THIS KVJLSLXG.

BROOKLYN. ACAdkmv Of Wisko Tostimonial Conoort, AMI'Hion Corhivan Brothorn. Ieltman's Tivon Varieties. tlYOE A BmiMAN'rf Varieties. Lee Avknuk T.iKATKJt Tho Wifo.

pJovEtTY Thkatku Queen of the Plains. lUiX TiIKATKii Soren Ago.1). pTAR Theateil Undo Tom's Cabin. Slipr's Casino Music. NEW YORK.

Academy ok Music The Old Homo3toad. ijnOAnw.w TaKATKH Cleopatra, bijou TunATKK The Nominee. tlAsiNO Poor Jonathan. Italy's Rosma Yokes. Ml bee Wax Figures.

FouitTKENTit Stkrkt Tiif ateb Shaun Rhu. iGitAKu House Mylca Aroon. ilAnRiGAN's T.ir.ATEU RelMy anJ tho 410. jlEitnMASr. Tiikate rt Comforts of Ho tiYOKUM TnBATKK Old Heids and Younc Hearts.

Wadieon 'uaiik Gahdkn Barnum's Circus. JUadison Sijl'aiie Tukateh Alabama. NiiiLO's Gahup.n U. S. Atail.

Palmer's Thkatkh Tha KondiU 'IPAUK Tueatkii Straight Tip. TwENTX TiaituST. Theateii Mr. Wilkinson's Widows. 6tandaiu Theatci: U.

A I. uivcr of tlio t'ross. Uniok S'iL'AUi: Tukateh Ttu of a Kia 1. COKING EVE.NTS. Concoi i of the Amphion Hociety at the Amphion ac.ulcmy, i it iloiiday nislit.

New lecture by Will Curleton tliii cvoninc at flio VrabijjJou avenue iapii) cIjiii'l'Jj, coi'uer Oreone. Mr. John Kooney, the president of tlie Trotcc tivo leactie. will lecture this evening under the aupices of the loasue and for the public in trsn enl, at Everett hall, Brides and Willoimhby Btreetj. II is topic will be the very one of "The American Entertainment and recaption by United linicht and hu'lioa of honor lodse.s of the Nineteenth district at the Atheneum, April .10.

Oeorgo William Warren of New York id to read a paper on "Practical Music," with illustrations, next Jloudiiy cvonius, before the Loiii Island historical society at tho First Haptist church on l'ierrepont street. ltev. T. DeWitt Talmane, D. has accepted an invitation to preach in the Collet'iato lieformad church (the marble church), corner Fifth avenue and Twenty ninth Btrcet, New Yorir city, on tho afternoon of Sunday next.

On that occasion tho Kev. Dr. David James Burrell i.i to be installed as pastor over the chnrch. Dr. Duvrell is the popular preacher of the Northwest.

Where cver he speaks there is a crowd. His aim to the masses. St. Btephen's holy namo society will have a variety entertainment at St. Peter's hall, Hicks stroet, near Warren, this evening.

Elocutionary and musical entertainment to JiiKht at Bridge street A. M. E. church, Ilev. J.

S. Brown, pastor. Miss Ilailio Q. Brown will road. Mi3s Grace D.

P.ider, a talented young woman, will eive an evening of readinss and recitation Monday, April 27, at 8 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. Robert Woodward, 118 Ficrrepont street. Francis Fischer Powers will sine, Alice Jackson will the piano and Miss Mane C. jSarles wiil accompany 3Ir. Powers.

"A Day at tho United Statos Barge Office with the Emigrant" will bo the subject of an illustrated lecturo to be delivered this eveuinx in the chapel of Dr. Meredith's church by E. M. Austin. The lecture is under the auspices of the Christian cu doavor society of the Tompkins avenue Congre gational church for the benefit of the boys' work.

Second anniversary of tlie Brooklyn newsdealers' protective and benevolont association at 1100 Fulton Btrcet this evening, beginning at 8:30 o'clock. Commencement exercises of tho training school for teachers in the auditorium of the girls' high Jcliool, Nostrand avenue and Ilalsey street, this evening, at 8 o'clock. The faculty of tho school consists of John Gallagher, prlncipalr Lucilla E. Smith, Mary Molow, Sarah E. Scott and Emma L.

lohnston. A match and shingle social will bo given by the Bethany Christian endeavor society at the Bethany Presbyterian church, Ilalsey street, near Howard avenue, this evening. The Rev. R. R.

Meredith, D. will lecturo on ''Leisure Hums" at the Throop areniKj Presbyterian chuicli, Willoughby aud Throop avenues this evening. The eighth monthly matinee exhibition of fanoy dances given by II. Fletcher Rivers to liis pupils will tako place on Saturday next, from to P. M.

at his rooms, in tho Amphion, 441 Bedford avenue. The Beethoven concert company will furnish the entertainment of the Brooklyn stenographers' association at Association hall, Bond stroot, near Fulton, this evening. Musical and literary entertainment at tho Nos trand avenue M. E. Church to night.

James N. lectures to night at the Brooklyn Tabernacle chaperon "Electricity." Entertainment and reception of the Armstrong literary society at Everett hall, Bridge and Willoughby streets, this evening. Concert by the library committee of the Bod ford heights Baptist church at th 3 Criterion on 28. Meeting of the department of physics of tho Brooklyn institute in tho lecture room of tho Packer institute, on Joralumon street, this evening. Dr.

Charles Spragn Smith of Columbia college will lecture on "The Early Epic Movement in Gormau.v and tho Norso Version of the Nibe lungen Legtn before the department of philology of the Brooklyn institute in tho lecture room of til! Young Men's Christian Association, to morrow at 4 P. M. The Young Women's Christian Associ ation will have a book reeeption to ow from 4 to 1. M. at their rooms in tho Johaston building, Flat Buiih avenue, near Fultou street.

Tea will bo nerved and there will bo a musical entertainment. The and reception by St. Luko's commandery Nj. 3y, K. of will be given at Avon hall, Bedford avouno, this ovoning.

Tho programme is an excellent and vivacious ono. JOll.V IIAIWER'S EXPERIENCE. Ko)hoti of Yi'utcli While Ho 'as Waiting for a tar, Officer Jenkins of the Bedford avenue station, heard cries of "Stop thief," on Grand street, pear Keap, at 10 o'clock last night and Baw a fnan running away at full speed. He gave ehase find after covering a few blocks captured the ugutivo who, with the man he was charged with obbiug, was taken to tho station, where ho de goribed himself as Johu Raby, a street car driver, ffhe complainant, John Hafnor of 70 Johnson avenue, said that he was standing at the corner 4f Grand and Keap streets, waiting for a car when IUby approached, caught him by the throat and took his silver watch, valued at $13, oat of Chamtjcrninida and Waitresses. ANTED SITUATION AS A OHAM (irm aid and Eeamatress or as ohambgrmaid and waitress in a small family, by a rospcotablo girl; no objection to country for tho summer.

Please call at present employer Eighth a v. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bormald and waitress, by a rospoctahlo young girl has good city references. Please call for two days at 59 Nostrand av, uoar Kllery bt; ring Murray's boll i no postals answered VfANTED SITU ATION AS A CHAM bormald and assist with waiting or childron in a private family, by a young Norwegian girl no objection to the country. Call for two days on Mrs. PETElt HALLE, 102 Twelfth at, Sonth Brooklyn WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress In rt small family, or to do chamberwork and sewing, by a young girl; willing to go to the country for Summer fli st class referonce.

Call at or address 3U2A Ilart st, near Lewis av. YANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM YY bermaid and seamstress and to take caro of a child, by a rospectablo younc, colored girl. Please call all the weok or address 1,801 President st, near Buffalo avohue. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM hArmaid and waitress, bv a respectable vonntr cfrl. who will be found willing and obliging; would like to go to the country for the Summor; good reference from last piano.

Call at 2S3 Twonty ssoond st, near Sixth av, third flat. ANTED SITUATION AS A WAIT ma or chambormaid. bv a thorounhlv comnotent girl; willing to assist in the washing; no objection to ft privato boarding house; rofereuoe. Call for two days at JU4 Hudson av, near Myrtle, top floor. AN TE Sl ATI C)N AS A GOOD chambermaid and waitress, by a respectable young girl; has good city references.

Call for two days ol toat. WANTED SITUATION AS UPSTAIRS girl or waitress; no objection to country. Apply for two days at 00 Middagh st. WANTED SITUATION TO DO UP stafr fwork and to assist with childron, by a respectable youn; girl, latoly landed willing and obliging. Pleaso call for two days at 890 Pacific st.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO UP stalrs work, by a respectable young girl; first class reference from last place. Pleafio call for two days at 019 Classen av, near Atlautio. 7STANTED SITUATION TO DO UP stairs work, or as chambermaid, by Norwegian girl, not Ions in tho country. 303 Schonck av, Fast New York. AN TEDS IT ATI 3S TO DO UP stairs wo; and waiting and assist in the care ot childron, by a young girl has good reference.

Call for two days at 99 7 Pacitic eL Vani1dit stairs work and plain sewing or upstairs work and waiting, by a young girl. Pleaso call for two days at 131 Bridge st. ANtl3ITt stairs work aud waiting in a amah privato family, by a rospoctahlo young girl; willing to go in the country for tho Summer months; willing and obliging; good city refereuco. Please call for ono day at lllfi Wyckoft st. UP fdaira work and waiting In a nice privato family, by a young girl good reference; no objections to tho country.

Pleaso call at No. (J5G Atlantic av, iu the store. ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP stairs work and mind childron. or would do light homework, by a rospoctahlo younn girl; a mco, steady place proferrod to. wages: $10 or $11; will found willing and oldiging; good city reference.

Addross AL Eaglo Bodtord branch. ANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT uiistaira work, or take care of childron. bv a voiing girl, well recommundud; no objection to country. Pleaso SH'JL1 u2'lia av SALMON'S bcl l. WfANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A chambermaid and waitress, the other as a first claas conk, and ironer, two re ipeotabte girts boat of city roforouco: objoction to the country lor tho summer.

Please call for two days at 142 Dograw st; no carda answered. iinrir. ami ironors. WANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, washer and ironor in a small private family, by a re young woman. Call far two days at 194 Fulton at.

ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, bv a woman: city or country. Call afternoons to day and to morrow at present employer's, 111 Ht. James piaco. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK and to do coarso washing. by a reapoctnblo woman.

with four years' refereuco. Oall at )2 Hall tit, for two days. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, bi A nui.ectablo c)orod woman has good oity reforenco.5. Call all tho week at present employer's, 424 Clermont av. WANTED ITUATION AS COOK and good baker, by a rei ectablo woman; don't mind washing no objection to a boarding hou Can bo.seenfor two days at 215 Adams st, Brooklyn.

i ANTED 1 SllrUATION AS A COOK, washer aud ironor, by a respectable young girl; has two yearh' cit reference from last placo. Call for two days at Baltic st; no curda. 'ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, washer aud ironor in a nrivato family, by an Eng lish woman willini? to an to tho country for the months; good roierence. Please call for two days at 8124 Atlantic av, near Vauderbilt. TOANTED AS A "COOK, washer aud imner, by a young girl, who is a tirst class laundress best or city reference.

no i.hioct ions to tlio country. Pie.nse axil iuv tru days at lV't I'ourth av; no cards answered. ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook, washer and irouur, by a respectable young wotnan lias good city ro oreiues. Call tur two days at 87 Bergen st, I ANTED SIT UATION AS A UOOD cook and Iaundre3 in a private family. 'y a com petent L'a'l tu dny and to monow at Degraw st, near CUnton.

A NT1C SIT ATION" A A000 cook and iy a respectable young girlj pond city reference Please cali for two day.i at Hicks st, tioor, trout: no cards. 7ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD plain cook and laundros.s, by a competent girl; is willing to take caro or' tho liouaO for thu Summer. Call for two days at present omployoc's, 740 Carroll st. RANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook, wash and ironer, by a woman; is honest and trustworthy willing and obliging; goad reference as tu honesty and capability. Call for two Jay.

at 430 Parkav, near Kent. ANPE SITUATION AS GOOD cook, wns.ier aud ironer, by a respectable young girl would l'o to tlio coautry for the Summer ha good city references. Please call lor two dttya at Jit9 Puciac st, near Clasdou av. WJ ANTED SITUATION AH A THOR ough cook and In undress in a private family, by an experienced woman; country pro. erred: understands Roups, pat; try and desserts careful and euonoiuical good references.

Call at 112 Smith at, near Dean, tirst tioor. ANTliD SITUATION A3 A FIKST class cook and laundress in a nrivnte familv. bv a 7 ANTKJi SITUATION AS A FIRST class cook, washer and ironer in a small privato family; no objections to uoing with thu family to tho couutry. Call at 51li Vandcrbilt av.j.'ornor of Atlantic. 757ANTED SITUATION AS "AIKSf class cook in an Amoricau family, by a respectable young Norwegian woman.

Call tor two days at U'J Neltion st. ViTASYKn SlTUAllONAS''FlTiST clas cook in a privato family, by a respectable girl; would ho with washing and ironing can give coo city reierenco. Please call for two days at 4 i Willow pi. ANTEDSIT ATION A A FIRST class cook and would do tho washing; willing and obliging would liko to go to tho country for tho Summer months; can givo good city references. Pleaso call at 85 Duuglaf sst, in basement.

ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class cook, by a resnectnWo rouna woman will in. to aKSiHtuitli and ironing: willinir to tro in thu country; lias good city references. Cad for two days at Smith Ht, noar Wyckoff. 7ANTEU SIT UATION AS A FIRST VT tlass cook, by a respectable woman; understands all kinds of pastry and preserves; competent in all its branches; assist in washing; willing to go to tho country. Call for two days at .18 liicka st, top Jloor.

VftTANTEb SITUATION AS A EIUST class cotk in a respectable boarding housE. or hotel, by a icspcctablo woman can furnish host of city reference. Call for two days at 181 Sack it st, Brooklyn. 7 ANTED SITUATION T( D() COOK ing, washing and ironing, by a respectable young in; gooa city reierenco. 1'teaso can ior two uays at 4 iiorgen st, near urnua av.

ANTED SITUATION WASH dishes ind mako henolf utteful hi a rcntauraat or any kind of a.diuing saloon, by a young woman will bo found willing and obliging. Please call at 2o0 Navy st, rear house. ANTED SITUATION TO DO COOK inis. washinc aud ironing in a small nrivato fam ily, by a respectable young woman wining anu obliging good city roierence. Call at 342 Hicks st, uear Atlantic av; no cards answered.

V7ANTD SITUATIONS ONE AS A cook, the other as waitros in a privato family in tho country, by two two girls, togothor. Can be soen at employer's, loO Montague at, after 2 P. Friday and Saturdj. niier.il iionsnivaru. ANTED SITUATION Tt) DO GEN eral hounowork, by a yonng girl; has good refer ences.

Call at 91i Hall st, Broonlyn. VANTED SITUATION TO eral housework, by a young Swedish girl just laudil. nil at 420 Atlantic av, second Hoor. XNTED SITUATION TO'DOaEN7 eral housework, by a young girl; has good reference. Call for two daya at U47 TUi a ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housowork, by a strong middle aged woman roforonco.

Cull at l(Ks York st, Brooklyn. NTED SITUATION TO DO GEN rn.1 on or bv a vonnir irirl: bnst of cit rf erences. Call for two days at 151 Butler Bt. WfANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housowork In a small family, by a respectable young girl, lately arrived. Call for two days at 581 Union st, MACCIK tiUKNN ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housowork.

bv a resectable younn airl. lalnlv inueu. iu c'ourt. square, cup nai carua not auswerou, riiiR no bolL AN TE SITU "ATI TO DO GE.V eral housowork iu a privato fiflhily of adults, by a competont Protestant woman; references. Ca'l at Vauderbilt av.

VANTEl) SITUATIONS TO DO GEN era! housework in small families, by two Swedish young girln; roferomos. Cull at present emp.oyur's, 4 10 Honry ut, aftur 8 P. M. no card. ANTED SITUATION TO DO (JKN: eral housework for a family of adults, by a Scotch girl; no uh to a short distance iu tho couutry.

Oall at 1270 Jay st, basement. 'ANTED SITUATION TO DO GUN eral housework. a reliable girl; is a i.lain cook, washer and iion'Jr makes bread, biscuit, good roiuien'jo i. Call at C.4L) Kout av, oity. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral ho.n.work.

bv a resnectaldo youna cirl latidv landed; or as chambermaid and waitress; hat. uod city reftrences. Call ior two days at 80 Hicks st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housowork, by a respojtablo young girL; has goorl city reteioiico. Plo.l call Ior one day at ,004 Atlantic av, near Ralph.

7ANTED SITUAflON TO DO GE5T YY era! housowork, by a young Norwegian girl, lately land 'd. Pleaso call at or address 117 William st, Brooklyn. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a good girl; iirst class references Call at 1,474 Bergun st, between Troy and roh jnectaily avs. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN7 oral huusework, by a respectable young girl, ono vp. ir in the country: boat of city reference.

Anniv al 1127 Pifth av, near Seventeenth et. first tioor. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housowork in a private family is a good cook, washer and ironor; has four years1 roforonco from her last placo. Please call for two days at 2 Wyokoli st. TED SITUATION TO DO GEN If erni iu Du.au iuuiii.

i uaiJuoLnoiu woman gf 1 city rofeienoe. Please call at loSteubcn Bt, botween Willoughby avs, WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN orjit tinnnRWork. liv a raannctable von no wonmn in a good cootc, washer and ironer; has good city uatl ior two aaya at tu Jiauiauu bi. AOTED SitUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small family, by a young girl; ia willing and obliging. Call for two uaya at 24o Hoyt st, Brooklyn.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN nrn.1 houHework. br a respectable vonnir cnlorftrf girl; Is a good cook, washer anu ironer; his good oity roferencos. Pleaso call for two days at i4 Troy av, near Dean at. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral on ft work In small Drlvato fumlli cooking, waihine and Ironing, by a respectable young girl; has roforeuce. Oall for ono day at 74B Gatosav; no cards answered.

ANTED SITUATION TU DO CjiN (iral honsowork In a small nrivate familv. bv ta. siicctabie young German girl has good city references. Pleaao oall for two days at 174 Franklin st, uoar Creen point av, Oreonpolnt; uo postals anawoiod. WAUTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework in a small Drlvato familv l.v n.

Bpootable girl; is a good plain ccok, good washer and ironor. Can be seen for two dajs at OtJ Union np ono flight, back no cards answered. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a rofipoclablo woman is a good plain cook, washer and ironor; willing and obliging; has good city references. Call for two days at 15U Navy st, rear houso. AN TED SITUATION TO DO GEN it in a small private family, by a ro nnaciab vounr cirl :) In a irood cook, waallnr anfl irnnnr has good ro.erouuufl.

Call for two days at 770 Burton st, lira ad av, FOR SALE HOUSE BRICK DWBLL ln. auilOO i loosed to ono tonant at filaO! prioo .10.000. GEO. E. LOVKTT CO.

Afl Court TTOK BALE HOUSE OR LBTi bamin: browa stono: Carroll one block from BEHOEN. .107 Court st. FOB, SALE HOUSES REAliy BY MAY 2 atory and basomont briclc hoosea In new and health. Beotlon; uric, moderator terms aaar Apply at once to uoo' FKY A IiYLB, 1,550 Fulton BrooUyn FOK SALE HOUSE AN story and basomODt brown stono, 571 Monroo Bt between Lewis and tUnyresant ava: ouliroly now and tho cheapest proporty In tUo city for the money Call and soo tho builder. JERB thla0(flVo FOR SALE HOUSE 93,700 3 SORY and basement frame; 12 rooms; in fine order insido and out; good houso; con vonient location; lo; 2.5x100' a real bargain.

HAVILAND 4 SONS 300 Olasson ov. 082 I'ultui st. TOR SALE HOUSES THOSE THREE oloaant storv rod and brown stono front niflhiuc. on north aine of Macon nr. oant of T.nw posscaeion Mar 1: call and examine.

J. B. STEVENS, builder, 537Monroe st. JOR SALE HOUSE OR EXCHANGE A new 4 atory, with atore, brown stono front house on Fourth av, near Dfgraw et: will oxchanKe for Bmall hou no or vacant lota io Brooklyn or vicinity. Aimly to owner, Q.

W. PEARSALL, 40 Court sL If OR SALE HOUSE ONE OF THE FIN est on Quincy Ht, Bedford aoction 3 Btory and raont brfok, 22x05x100', 13 rooma; dinintr room oxtcn Bion, billiard room. otc. ijtl 1,000. HAV1LAND A SONS.

3U0 OlasBon av. 982 Fulton st. fjlOR SALE USE OLD AGE oroops upon yon, and yoar dreadful nightmare, ths landlord, stiil lingers; irako up; $51)0 and 15 month! boys substantial detached homes: improvements: 25x 100; price adjoining lots $050. Addresu WIND UP, EagU office. FOR SALE H()USES' FrRSTCLASSi Putnam av, oast of Reid: brown stone, straiKht and octagon fiontf, cabinet iiniah, mantel mirror.

Improvements, open fireplaces, grates and tilo; also, 1,000 Herkimer st, 2 atory frame, brick basement. W. O. FORUESTE1I. on promises.

FOR SALE HOUSE 67G PUTNAM AV, botwoen Stuyvosant and Lewis Only ono left of eleven 3 tury and basament artistic stone front! boxod stoop, trimmed in oak and cherry, inlaid floor in dining room, bookcase, open fireplace, electric eas lighting, etc. Inquire on premises. ORS 1 ALE Tl IJUS THE 2 STOR extension, basement and subccliar brown stone house 8Hi Putnam improvements; rrs fixtured, a iirst clam location will bo on easy terms. DAVID J. MOLLOY.

Atlantic av; koysatlW Putnam av. saiTehou i roality and modestly Bpoaking to say wo are off Ting and selling tho heitt bargains ever nreented; 4,000 houttes every description lots; circular free; examine. WILLIAM It. UK ACE. Corner Wilouchby and Jay htB: open evt ninKfi.

fljOR SALE HOUSE MUaSE ITl i1 death of owner; 131 Clinton ar. ory and baso mont brown stono swell front; c.tbinot thiisnod, mlrrorj, cad fixture otc. bottom, 80,000 remain II. W. HO ELL, Cornor Myrtle ayaiid Adeip'ii st, now oflico.

FOR SALE HOU6ES PURCHASBR3 should hno their titlei examined and guaranteed by tho Utirmn American Keal Estate Title (Jumantoo Lompany, lb Oourt Bt; uioue to loaa on bond and mortgage. FOR SAIlurusT 3 ftory nnd bRsoment bro atone, lot 100 feet; (inched in hardwood and docoratod thnniKhoiit will bo sold on oaey terms. Apply on tho nromUii or to geo. a. Dean st.jiear lirooklyn av.

I70R SALE HOUSE OR LEASlT 10 Spencer pi, noar Fulton Bt, fitorios an.l baaemont brown stono, 10 rooms; choicu location; twenty minutfi lo City Ha.ll. New York. to the owner, 227 Water at, Xmr Yorir, from 10 (ifi 2 Eor Tale houses spleni )i i vostmont; cornor property. with htiiU muB. i i wiiuiuur in part, av ami Covert ft, lirooklyn; no reaonatplo olfor mused; torma to anil.

Apply to o.vtitir, A. L. STUr.Z, 70 Grooniioint av, Greeupoint. "Oil SALE HOUSE A ANU IrasomtMit brick dwelling, V2 Itiis av, ni'ar St alarku; in Iirst clnaa onlor; near thu no.v L'nion club houso: rent g.VIOt). Apply to (ill AXLES THOMPSON, nv, or JOHN LAMUIAK, 5 okni t.

Nuw Vork. 7OR SALE HOUSES Rent receiDtB. 8100 nud monthlv hn fT home Cooper jv, U)0. SoOOan.l mnntlilj luva Stockton A lianv 1. ft i.

i izd, offloo. for lot. Address HEAL 57OR KALE HOUSKS FIVE FANCY i story fitono fronts on Cbanncey fit, facing nonth, 1()0 foot east of Stnyvcsant av; ttre. mintiti. from i'tica av station; all ha dwoo 1 huith; inantol mirrors; olectrlo hulls; sloue tnbs.eti:.

splendid location open SWKliT, on premises. FOR A IS HOU.S BS UST 1 5 15 SOLD boforo May nor Is your time; sbo those now 3 story Hione fronts, cabinet liniaJird, Stnyvasant av, near llah.oy nt; submit offers apen for ins itirtion. Apply at NORWICH UNION INSUK.VNUK of flco. 17 HaUoy si, uoar Stuyvpsant a v. t6r SAi7K TiO story and basomont atono and brink, ioik finish; new fui naoo in collar 12 io hih and baih II! i loi Ms bulTot in (iiniurotm; fixture, complete price THUS.

HOIKjKUK, 44 Court t. Room 50. fjOR SALf'; i'L'iUSl': AX LOT 822 H. Borden for rpni.il valuo ppr ni'mlli; 3 urii's and 20 U' 25x'. luration between (irand and CIa.oh avs; llbcrr.l terms to jc.ir.

tis ser 70 cfiit. may remain on bond and mortg ib and oven more to the rifjlit party. A. V. PROCrolt.

Fult st. SALE HOUSK TO AS' KS Ifttp. houso r.nd ImI It Knutli Pnril.nl n. n.T. Kill); outlook on Wanliinto: jiark im Pjo 'pti 'MflbJo; ho Mary, lionhlc, j()0t front tiruwn atoii couv tniently arrni.Kcl; hiiil: elegant rudidenco wit li a laro nnmliprof moiii" Aui.ly to II.

MAM, 1. Kit, Ejc. 51 Stone t. Now Yoik. BjOR SAL 13 HOUSlia ON PROSI'EUT 81 Heitrhts Two Iidr, 2S'.

and near Eighth ar, 3 utory and bnsdinent and uood trim and lioorw; open tiroplaoo; team heat and all improvmimnta title by Title t.uarantue and Trust (Joiujiany ho int a opim every day. A. O. WALURIDUE, 323 UartUM pi. flOR "SALR IIOUSK YOUR WIFJ3 IS tired oliinbiiii; up ftair; huy a botia.j wiih one easy tllht; add tivo years to Iibt litu and mike your homo happy; parlor, library, itininrooin and kiiohon on ono Iloor; 4 ht drooins and both on second iloor.

1,000 lean et, near Bedford a v. ORSALIi HOllSK TjON'Tl iL gem of a home Only SO.fitfO Tor 014 av, 2 fitory and basement brown stono. liandro.nefy decorated, cabinet trim, mantel mirrors everything in iirst Claari order. Call und for yourself or aoply to OI1AS. G.

WAl.liROVE. 717 DoKalb av. BTOR SALE HOUSEis 330 HERKIMKR JL ut, 3 alory banemont and cellar brick, lo. IS5 fept deop, ha In rot)nis H44 Ilerkimor st, 2 Btory ba emont and cellar, 30 rooms; these hnuf.es havo corir olo mirrors, Hoapstono waribtubM, open Kratp. as tl vt olc.

limitary plumbing; torma eany. P. SK. ELTON, owner, 50 UiitfuJo ar, corner Atlaii.ic. I .1011 SALE HOUSKS ANU 224 (arnoUl nl.

II torv and tinUhiul in hard wood throughout; also, a nico CJuoon Amui lionso, Carroll Bt, between EiiMith and Ninth avs, Inndsonudy (locoratcd, containing 14 rooms; doriigivd by (iuoro l. nappen, arcnupot. Appiy ou or to it huinier, wt) Ulurii mont av. WOK SALE HOUSES i' Putnam av story and Imfiempnt artiti: iitono and fancy brick fronts; masivo box stooju. iidaid hard wood stair aid trim and vonncrcd door.

tbrou clock burplar iilarm: o.octriu cas lidhtinK; ro friiierator, otc. in fact an elegant houn onan clfgant block. E. 11. IlliSilUP, liuildor.

IjlORSALIS HOUSES JUST FINISHED," on tho south side of Decatur st, between Italoh ami Howard avs, llrooklyn all modern improvement and tin ibhod on the most improvn.i plan: 2v stories; st'Mie fronts; prioo moderato; SI. 000 ch1i, balanco on mort gngo at pfir cunt. oany payniPiirs: lniint In: mru tu by appreciated; open ut alJ tiine v.e invito insppctron J. P. Pi; ELS.

uwner. f'nptjer No rand an I l.o i'MH SALE HOUSES NO'" I UM li'ui; Only two left of those decant iww hou fi just (in ishod all iiiinrovmncnt lo. atmn rin 15 iniiiutes Mfrom throo ferries, 22 miiiutOf. from bridge iiy elevated toad jfi)00 down balance instalhnpiits to suit pays Ll per cent. Ownor on proniisuti, I.HHi llatsov st; t.vo blocks from Habipy ht oIt.va.oJ statioo tiroidwuy, Brooklyn; open TOR SALE HOUSES i iVl'illl) TnVKsT ed in of two npartiro it ho b1" we liar i will bring a net in omo.itWa.tof 4750 n't Muciinc all eXpon.

me ling tees comui sii'ui for inr.n.'iain and repairs: both brick an nt b. ingfl. loi iMil, ivoll bui't and located: clys. conditio bet oi t.ieir kind, act uiiiy without fault UHUJin onlijr to aicrii'ntn raise nioi: y. (ilvO.

)i. J.OVETT A 'rtjht. OR SALE HO USKS hoiehts boction. to be seen onW hT npnnits from WILLIAM J. TATE, 307 Flatbnsh av.

cornor Prospect pi, or no oeveuin av. rrmteo lis: upon application. SPECIAL LIST: 20 Borkeley pi. 57 Prospect pi. 144 Sixth ar.

U)(J Park pi. 218 St. Johns pi. 07 Sterling pi. 214 Lincoln pi.

48 St. Marks av. 134 St. Marks av. 8(j Lincoln pi.

07 Park pi. Berkeley pi. 105 Park pi. 107 Carfield pi. 146 Sterling pi.

110 Park pi. 30 St. John pi. 870 Union at. JN'ot shown except bv permit from WILLIAM J.

TATE, Hell Eitftt. V10R SALE HOUSES A I A1 carefully followinK houses: Three 2 basement, 0 rooniH and bath, linisbed throiiKhout in real hard wood, dininifroom, nuarterod oak, parnnct, uak tloor, handsomely carvod bunotu, oabinot. uiautei hand patatt'U tile, kitchen in oak, with stone tubs, stationary bos, butler'n pantry, parlor tlcor quarternd oak and chnrrv, superior mantels, open fireplaces, boantful jdatf Tin htairway. With carved coltiimiH, pauals and Krtllo work, formiiig scroon acrosH hall, panel wainsuotiuK in hall, cbambiT tloor oak. bath room HiHni an I cniliiiLr onk.

bnst nlnnih. liiK. decorated oval bowls, mirrors ovor washsttinln; two, namo as othor, except with extension, ((Wing nenarato laundry and beaut if ul room on parlor Hour three 3 story housed, finished hardwood, even on top tloor, woodwork similar to others, but mnrn elnhornte, having beaulllul bookeau and laro bay window in rear parlor. Tbose houset aro superior in every respect can't be equaled for price naked on uouth sido Macou Ht, between lipid and Patcheu avi. KODERTrf, builder, ou premises'.

Otlico 243 Itoid av. 5 ri xus, AnyRtXD7sANlW ing The Cominittco on Itailioa ls and (tradinif and Paring of th: Common wdl meet In the Common nail bftml t'ity Hall, on DAY KVENtN (i. April Mi. at o'clock, to tako into consideration th' mattor of fencing across street on Atlantic avenui by the Loni Nlaud ilailroad Company, also tlie matter of removiuf; hor tie car traciio from Alabama avenue. Iiy order of M.

d. tHEl 'EY, Ubainoan f'ommittoi! on Kaihoi Is. J. JEFFERSON HLAUK, Chairman Commitioo on Uraduiff and Paving. MASS "MKKTIN(T IN All) OF THE HUDOKLYX HOME VOR A ti i 1 Ii i 1' KO Will be hold in tLo HANSON PL I'HUKCU.

cornor St. Follx st, THIS (Tliursdy) EVEN1NO at (('clock, ltev. Dr. Charles H. ilali wi 1 presido.

lie 7. Jr. It. H. Sforrn.

llov. Ir. Ken llfr, 1 1 "ii. St. Clair McKelway.

He v. Dixon (rolorad), Mrs. Marc imt Hottome, ltv. Mr. and othvrs will ad chu the ui'ietiiitf.

All are cordially invited. OPBNINO STRKETS TilB" COMMIT, toe on Oponinjr Streets of tlie Common Council will meot in the Common Cotmi'il Cliamher, City Hnll, on KlllDAY KVK.NIKi;, April 'J4, at o'ciook. All fiersonH int'jreite in the nmt tor of tilo proposed opon nir of Forty ninth hti pot, from Thin! ftTonne to the city line, are invited to attend. iy ordor of Chairman rniiis kiaouLAR an alT misktino JL Or I'HE iiEA BHACH AND BKCOHTOff UAIf.VA CO. tVtii fan Jlltt at thoir (ionol.

in fir.iwnniKf un rtri.ii, irjui, KU.M ill I I M. W. U. UOvNTbtl, Hccrolary and I rea'su'ror. i.o.vi' LOST BETWKEN 44 1 PACIFIC STAND the Grtn I Opera Houae, a diamond KAUUING, for which a lilieral reward will bo paid, if ruturned to Or.

J. KK15U JIOOHK, 144 I'acilio st. LOST IN WECHSLER "A ABRAHAM'S cloak or book deiinrtment, Wednvs lay af(ornoun. a PwOh'K I'ilODK, containinc pair of diamond studs; $10 reward. 137 First pi, LOST IN T1IK NEIGIilJOrUOOli OV Fort Ureeno.

a yellow Scotch TKKKIKH. The finder will be auitally rewanled by returning to 23 Fort Orecno pi. GUIMSHAW NOTICE fS II I iveu that no person la authorized to incur any obli gi'ion in the name of J. F. GHIMSIlAW A or to f.l'oi:: any moneys due said firm or lato firm of Brown A firimsbaw.

tho undorhigued. J. F. liRIM S11AW. H3 Montait uo Bt.

bi i iiiiVrtsrJ rgSllK PKOPLES' TRUST cTTMPASY" Jl. April 22. 1H01 The Hoard of Trustees have this di declared a dividend of FOUR VKH CFN T. of the cjirninga ot tbe past six hionthR, pay ai.de May 1 io stockholder of record on April 27, IH01. Transfer booka will clooo at noon on April 2.

and re or en May 1, 1SIU. 1 KDWAHD JOHNSON, Secretary. Yr INOS COUNTY TRUST milLDINO SKOONO DIVIDEND PCU Maj 1, int i.uas neon urRirei ny aie ooanl or i riiBtee.i. irstis fr books oloae Ajiril 22 and reopon May 2. Secrntary.

R.ltVKECVK'TCY XN PUItUANCE OF AN ORDER MAJE by the Hon. Honry A. Moore on tho third day of April, 1 KOI, ntica bvreby KiTtii to tlio creditors and to all poisons liavina acaitiRt NATHANIKT CllKNI A' and CKAKLB.i HEWLKTT. latoty ioiua buuini yj In tlio Oity of Brooklyn, County of Ktmra, nn der tho firm name of OtllCNLY ntWhKVT. that they are ro.juired to prnjont their elaimn, with tho vouoherM th'jiofor, duly veriiied to tho Rubscrtbor, the duly appointed oRHineo of tho fald Cheney Hewlett, for tlin hcunflt ot ihoir p' l'ditoru, at his place of transacting buBiness, No.

21 Park Kow. Now York Oity, on or be fur the lath day of Junn. 1811. Dated New York, April O. 13U1.

OUKTON S. HAUK1S, Amieaofl. John LOU win, Attorney for Ajoivuee, 2 i Iark Jtow, Now York. d7UwXu WANTED PART OP FACTOH.Y FOR ft light mAnufActurlng biminos.s, a part of faotorr. with power; entire buildirur irould be ooiiHideroa If not too Urge.

AdUro ti, with ftiUedt partioulftrs, Fo.t Ouloe Box Now York City WAJfrED FtATO. WANTED FLAT OESI11ABLE FLAT with all iaiprOTomont for Bmall family; South Brooklyn oreforred. Addross, tating full particulars, II. U. EBloJMfth ay branch.

WANTED ItOOIIIS. WANTED BOOM A NICELY FUK uishod room with a respectable family, by a single gentleman neightjorhooJ oorner FlatbnEh av and Fal tonBt. AddroajDOX (J3 Court st. Brooklyn W1NTKD ItOOHS FlIUMSHJBD. ANTED ROOM FUUNISH ED BY epntleman; small room; nicely furniahed furn olRce.

noar ivauoi rerry. u. J. Box 17, Eagle WANTED ROOMS FURNISHED I5Y a gentleman and wife, 2 neatly furniahod rooms; pveryconvenlanco for light housekeeping: near ferries; torma moderate. AddroasTBoi 27, Eagle oiKoe.

TT ANTED ROOM FU RN I A young man desires square room, third or fourth floor. large window with easterly exposure, near Clermont and IVilloiighby ara. Address, atatiug price, 31., Box 14, Eagle.offlco. AKTED TYPEWRITER REMI iron or ualtgrapn, tn gooa oraer. Adureas, giving lowestcaBh llox 2, Eagle olhoo.

ANTED JOBBING CLEAN, Tioint, tin front a olnntia Mnit fntorir nf 74 Bergen st, second iloor. WANTED LEFT OFF CLOTHING IF you have any to dispose of fnr their fair valuo in cash send a postal to O. BANKS, 719 Flushing ar, Brooklyn. 7 ANTED LEFT OFF CLOTHING HiiZheat OritlfH nnirl I will rift mnra mnnav (hurl any other clothier in the city. Call or send pofdal to FKED.

McK.EE, clothier, 2Q5 Atlantic av, Brook jyn. ANTED CAST OFF CLOTHING OF all kinds: I will nnvr.flfl nnr rnnf. ninrotlmn miv other dealer in Brooklyn, jum to All my Southern orders. A. HANOVER, 257 Atlantic av; postal orders attended to.

NTED LEFT OFF CLOTHING Ladies' and ront lemon's: I will oav MOO nor cent. more than any dealer in tho city. Cull or address J. PHILLIPS, 04 Smith st, between Schermerhorn and WA rKI USi Af, ESTATE, WANTED REAL ESTATE, CITY AND country property to eoII and onchango; trading property specialty. Snd full particulars to MAX JOSEPHS, Franklin Building, lbU Henisen streot.

f7ANTEI) LOTMN'Mrri YY Tivpnty flfth or Twenty sixth ward, in exchange for lirKt class apartment Iioueo and rorner atoro property. from $12,000 to 430,000: this is good investment property. PHILII' D. MASON, 293 Toinp kio av. near hridgo and ferries; all improvements; reasonable.

FURNISHED ROOMS AN OLD BSTAIi" litihod do. tor's office to let, furniahod or unfur nuhoJ, itt 1 i)o Adame st. URN ISH RO OK 2 JL1 ninhod rooms on floor in a desirable privato ho.iKe; all conveiuenjea. 305 Tompkins av. 17 UUNLSHED ROOM8 154 1 TWENTY" third st Priva'o family, room and hedrcom ntaoly furniuliod (new); oath and all conveniences: torma reasonable.

URNiSIIEl5 ROOMS IZOlGE URY roirus nicely furnished; uao of bath; hot and cold water; large closets; table board near; roforenco gentle mon only. 00 lllo Ht. IURNfSHED ROOM A LARGE, NICE JsL ly furnished, utory front hull room; gan, latli, otc; houso aud loe.aHty private will let to des ra b.o party only. 100 Ooan at. i URN SHED rooms to Itt to gcntlenicn.

with ads and bath, in private liridge si, near Fultou only a abort didtanco from City Hall. FURNISHED ROOMS VTN'" THE SEC ond Iloor to let, couiploto for threo doors trom Kings County station, for utiiet, rosuoctablo people; term: $2.50. A7u lirnnd av. IURNISHED ROOM A LARGIAND eoinportably ftirnidhed room on second iloor to lot; complete for housekeeping nao of batii and laundry: few minute1 walk irotn tho bridge. H3 Houry st.

1 BURNISHED ROOMS HAN IC, newly furniahed rooms to let, largo aud small: private family bath, as, heat; near bridge; two olo TAteu stat. oils and rhtdo hn. ato. 30S Schcrni ii born at. horso cars; inodor IURNM IED ROOMS 193 AMITY ST, fl.

between Clinton and Conrt A prlvnt family will lot handsomely lurui. di.U sunny room, a tloor ifdeeirod. at hummer pra no moving; noar al! terries, hri Ito, Oity Hall; reioieuco i. IURNISHKD ROOM.1 A SUITE OK ooulj, sun ablo for a party of cntlonien, to lot, sjp ato or togottior; nitliin throi) miuutoM of tlio brid nail ana 1 uiton ienicb; hot and cold wator; toinm inodoratu. 10U Clark st, opposite Munrou pi.

1 UNIS HEJ; ROOM UN EX PT I ON JL ally bright, cheerful, l.tro room coo! aud pleasant lino view ot park; modern ho'iae; quia: aud homelike leinr lutintd permanent 3 Sc. I ch.t st, near DoKalb ay. Ijl URN JSHEJ) RO I A A KK OA 1 on second tloor, gar, bath, hot and cold water, nm closet room. tor one or two gRniiemuu, ttirins a. so hall room.

41.2."); in family of adults; to guntlouuMi only. HU5 State st, botweeu 11, ind TrUJtNlSllKD ROOMS HANDSOMKLY fiirni hod looms on LotTort i pi, eb.vaied station, ror gentlemen or gunthMnan end wiio; bc.it location on the tlill; terms vuiy rcasonabl; ox changed. Call tor at 1 uiton st. SURNISHED KOOMS128" PAC1EIC ST7 J. iif ar Clinton Very neat furnished rooms, tOKothor ui iMiaiui iwu neai nan li.V of adult.s.

with ihtii.t hi tii P. jf, rel'erenet'. o.t I'Otltlf'lnnn fn ii hn vi tlin the third tlour in tii rit class house, family private; rooms uuiu.ui uKOuer or sriparate; convenient to and surface ruads. 018 Carlton av, near Pact tic st. IjSurnisITedIU ptt pi, near Fulton st Largo, cheerful Hanaro room, nicoly furnished, io one or tuo gentlemou newly painted and papered; well hunted; hot aud cold water; uso of bath, table board opposite tonus modcrato to do wirablo parties.

foii estate. OR SALE LOTS AND" PLOTS TO i'mbiuu ioih. on Washington av, tor apartment hotifios; lots and plots hounded by Grand, Clusson, St. Marks and Park avs; near two permanent institutions; suitable for homes, hospitals, dwellings or manufactories all at reasonable prices. Call Kt.

Jamos pi, corner of Atlantic av. FSfif.LTF; i 7iOR SALE SAFES LARGEHT OCK Mosler colohrated Hro and burglar proof safes; also largoit number aecondhand bafea in city; all standard makes; low. figures; nates moved, stored and exchanged. MOSLKK SAFK COMPANY, corner Tenth st and Broadway, New York. FOR SAIyC 1'AbR SALE STORE TltOPERTY OR oxchangc Tho corner of Tompkins and Vernon avs; also privato Hat property on Vernon av; this is property that cannot depreciate and a good investment.

Owner, Tompkins and Vernon avs. SALE STORE PROPERTY AND JL Hats on Fulton st, llrooklyn; thrro stores which aro built to bo thrown Into ono largo storo if desired throo Huts, elegantly tiniohed. oror eaidi storo: a great bargain H. U. VAN' AUKIi.V.y.") Broaiway, New York.

IMiii SALE STORE PROPEItTY IN vestment or occupancy the new, handsome 4 atory, 6tono and brick, corner of Stuyveaant av and Ilalsey st; showy front; 3 bay windows; growing neighborhood; bargain; easy terms. Keys with MAUOMIJKH A LEWIS, opposite corner. FOie OU EXCHANGE A FIRST CLASS 3 nw in uigi lain UUIKllUUIllUUU. WOll ronton, for tl At in A Jin. I'lld llmrlinnrl Auar nr Hoi (J, Eagle OUieo.

fOIl SALE PIANOS, Ac. JpOK SAI.E PIANO A OHICK13KIHG square erand piano, in iino order; price 172 Kemson at, Brooklyn. TOR SALE PIANOS 125, ELEGANT upright and plr.sh 'stool small pianos, pny monts, S5 monthly; organs, $25; routs, $2. KIDDLE'S, 557I'uiton at. '71 OR SALE PIANO A 9lWupRIGHT7 used sir months, $0 monthly; Kteinway, bargain.

WISSNEH, 200, 208 and 302 Fulton at; opou even in gs. 171 OR" SALE PIANOS f0 UP I pianos of first class $150 to 4225, will Lo sold this week ono half regular nitco. ANJJEItciON 334 Fulton at. tL'ior'sale JO pianos, from $35 $5 monthly guaranteed tn perfect order. At ANDiCKSUN it 334.

Fulton street. FOR SALE ORGANS MASONS lin, 3(J, itO; S.I to i. monthly. AND Ell SON A eoio agents, 334. Fulton st; iincst organs In the world.

jSoRALE nANOS 3AR pianos; new and Bocond hand; largoat aBiortmnt, lowoat prices, easiest taring. It will pay yon to co to Now York to buy your piano. HORACE WATERS 13 i Fifth av, uear Eighteenth st, New York. FOR SALE PIANOS A STEIN WAY grand and an upright. 32b and $105; an upright at 1 5 and siinare at $tli5 a iargo stock of pianos, organs and musical merchandiao at very low pricus le fore removal at K.

11. TlUiACVa, 50 and 04 Court street. FOIt SAIiS PIlKNITUUb. HjOR SALE FURNITURE A RL JL' and bedroom suits; alino.it neiv. Call at 005 Ciroene av.

i bed, floynton ike, solid walnut with plate gin front will bu sold for half value. Call any time at 1,145 Laiayeite av. lirooklyn. JjlOR ALE URN rf 17RE I Jj old or furniture and carpetn at auction Or olsowhore when you can buy new goods at nearly sumo prices atCOWPKlt riiWAIT 40a todlU Fulton at. aud get liberal credit be.

ddo. BVIOR SALE FURN IT UR 8 Window shades, gai stove, bedsteads, hair niattreirios, spunks, tabl o.itension tabbs, six chairs, wardrobe, Wrtiihstand, hat raokt crockery and kitcliGu nten Carpets bo seen lor lour days at 15j Van Jluren st, near Sumner av. FOU SUFEJJUEJAN TiOR SALE iiENSOIS HURST THE Sea No slwrtage of water or of an; thing elf at It is perfectly developed mid carefully ro striotud. Koweis, water, gas, fences and minutea from lirooklyn liri via Avenuo (UroTk lyn) Elevated aud ii. Ii.

Jt W. E. It ii. Lots for Hale, ami upward each. Titles guaranteed by Title Guarantee Jc Trust Comuany without cast tu purchaser.

Illustrated circular ont. Apply to tho Agent on tho properly or U.HANDULPlll Wall at, N. FOIt SAIjJiJOIJ.VriVPIIOPKKTY. 1 71 OR A LE 0'US IVI ATTI TUTJ LTX A ilesirable five acre placo, to 3.ttlo estate; 12 room dwelling, barn, ico house, etc lawns, ehaie: best ot boll corner property; convenient to depot, Peconic liay and Sound; (nice easy tonus. Permit, photographs and circulars at I HO Kenisen at, Koom 0.

I SALE REAL ESTATE NOT IN it ThohO who fail to aocure lots for a home at Lin coin Park, Hpringtield, L. I. A select spot for select people: restricted; shady drivou, running stream and lakes: twenly sevou trains daily lipid transit assnrail; only 25 minutes1 ride, title sond ior views. W. HEUI1ACU, 1,047 Hancock st, Brooklyn; WAL TKIl OltOSS.

owner, 101 Front st. Now York, or San dajs at his rohioonco, Lincoln Park. Vi 6 Sal ho use a dec il ilvr gain Mountain Mtation, South Oranse, N. pa Scotland road, flve minutes' walk from station very high and sightly oto ration valley and mountain rert rf; Bpaciotis residence; every city convenience; largo Btabies and carriage house; about 4 teres iinost lawun, gardon and fruit; greou ho.isfs fully stocked. Per mita 1W.

P. liAMIll'ON I)d road way. Now Vor'x. IOir SALR Ji OUSES OR TO LET Whoro will yon tsi.mn.or.' Have you vinitod Liw rence Ueach If ii'd, accept our invitation and do so without delay: nplpn.iid cottsgo.1, furnished and unfur ul hf.d, for sale and to let upon eafjf tflrnm to desiraldo rmties; meals and attendance from Lawrence lloto: ifdesirod; this bpautiful locality a ljoius Cedtr and our rounded jy lino drives and a lovely neighborhood ol rotlucments; bathing, boating and tishing, with freedom from annorauco of evorj d. ecriptiou.

Address lor map and tickete, BF.NJ. V. Hl'l CHCOOK.o.vncr.l 4 Chambers st, New V'ork. iORSALE MOUSK 87 JlADISON ST. Brooklyn 5B5.5U0 for homo that wili ront io moxtlily; story basement aud extoimlon fiatue, in perfect order; unless sold nfonce wili be tie rod atnuctian; can bo seen at any time.

IORrL73 H6uSKS Halucy et Only threo left of thoR finely Hnl heJ '2 ntoTy and a.TOm'int strive liouans: tilutl catnnct trim And bbijt ot eto. KAVll. WWLD, onuer and buildor, Unniiook nt. SURNISHEO ROOMS 44 ST JELIX fi. st, i.ar Fulton Largo, pleasant, nicolv furnif hed Hqunro room to one or two gentlemen newly pupered and painted; hot and cold water; gas aud us of hath; convenient to tablo board or restaurant, and ten minutes to City Hall.

ir WANTED TO DO HOUSE work In a family of four adults, a competent girl; must bo a ood cook and lanndress; references roqulred. 23 South Oxford Bt. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work whoro there are children, a strong, active and obliging girl; references indispensable. Apply at 408 Halaoy at, Brooklyn. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a family of four adalts, a good, competont girl; muBt ho a good oook and have city reforenoc Ap ply at 070 Bedford av, near Do a lb.

WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work.a willing girl; good plain cook and laun drosa; ono not objeoting to go to the country; roforonco required. 41 Sidney pi, after 12 noon. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a small family, a girl must bo a good washer and Ironer and hare good roference. Call at 1.527 Paoiflo at, near Kingston av. AN TED TO DO GENERAL HOUSB work for a family.

of three adults, a girl; must bo one of exporlonoo and have good roforonco. Apply at M50 Prqside nt st. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a competent girl i must havo reference and be a good plain, cook, washer and ironor; ood wagos. Call for two days at 45 Lefforts pi. ANTEDTCTdo GENERAL HOUSfi TT work, a girl; must bo good cook and laundress; ood irages to a good girl.

Call at 942 Greeno av, near eld. WrTEDTODO GENERAL HOUSE work, respectable, willing girl, or a young girl to do tho work without washing; references required, Oall to day at 246 Clifton pi. WT ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a small famiij a girl only one thoroughly competent need apply. 17U GateB av, near Downing WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a small family, a young girl. 018 Mad! son st, near Broadway and Gates a BrooKlyn; first flat.

WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE wark iu a family of two adults.a reliable girl. German or Swede preferred; mast be a good plain cook and laundress and havo city roference. Call at 33 South Elliott pi. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE nuift. a Buuu i uiuou uo washer and Ironer; good waa.es: permanent placo; French or North German and Protestant preferred.

Lau at z) Loherts pi. XT ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a good English speaking girl country from May 1 to Uutooer; city in winter; must nave gooa rei ereucoH; private family. Mr. UAuLiMAiN, i72 Isorgen 8t, lirooVlyn, N. Y.

ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a Rina.ll nrivato familv. a neat coiUDStetit girl must bo a good plain oook aud laundress; Gorman, Swedish or colored preferred. Call for two days at 712 union st. XfANTDTO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a family of throo, a competent girl; must be ago.d plain cook and oxcellent washer and ironor wages $14. Apply, with rcloioncc3, at 10S Lofferts pi, near Franklin itv.

ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a sin nil fjvinilv. a irirl German nreierred mtiRt be a good plain cook, washer aud ironor; a good homo to a willing and obliging girl. Call at 181 St. Marks av, from 8 to 12 A. M.

ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a familv and to assist with young child, a nsat youn girl; mast have first class ret orencos; good waes paid. Apply at Mrs, KLOECK NEIVS, st! WANTED TO' DO GENERAL HOUSE work, at once, a good, competent Protestant girl: must bo good coolf, washer and Ironor; willing and obliging; references required from former employer. zoo rutnam av. VST A NTE1 TOl) GENERAL HOUSE work, a Kir1 must bo strong and wlllinsi and have good city references; German or Swode proievred; good wagon will Ijo paid if is a competent cook and laundress. Apply Thursday and Friday evenings at 740 St Marks av, between Nostrand and New York.

ANTED TO DO LIGHT HOUSE work, a ffirl. Call at 302 Pearl Bt. ANTED TO ASSIST WITH LIGHT hoijflmvnrk in fnmilv nf two. a nt at orr). abont Li.

Appiy ar ou rutuam av. XJS'f A WEDO ASSIST LTHbUS work, a girl 8or 20 years of age. Call aflor 8 o'oloflt, evening or morning, at 100 yulnoy st, noar Joou frd av. ANTED TO" ASSIST WITH "GENER al hounework and to mind children, a girl Swede referred; wane $10. Call on Mrs.

JliAS 50N. 401 eKalb av. second tlat. ANTED ONE TO DO GENERAL housowork, tho other to do upstair. work and mind uauy, lwo gins.

Appiy lor two uays av xuu rarn pi. i inuiov tut. riL ri ii i ANTED 25 GIRLS WITH GOOD CITY roforent'o nt onco tu take situations now waiting. at 1.0U1 Budford av; passage tiokota and drafts is suod. A NTE Kit VA NTS OF ALL NA tionalities.

with first clihs rforencos. at tho Kcandinaviau Kmplqyment Bursau, for city or country. L. L1ND WALL, 373 Atlautio av. 'TANTED SERVANTS AT THE Brooklyn Employment Bureau.

210 Washington t.noar Concord (formerly 29 Conctn st). Situaiione ready iu city and country. Many girls come who have never bon at an omco. Manage a uy tames. IV.tVTKn IlILP TIAiiES.

TANTED' A BUTCHER; MUST BE A jr so'jyr young man. '4t tlenry St. ANTED TWO' ARTIFICIAL STONE TV if! willing aiul temnurato. SILO AND AHT STONE COMPANY, Nmvnrk N. J.

'ANTED OFFICE ROY IN A MANU faeturinn concern, writhiw irond hand and well rocomnicndod. Address Box Eagla Fii'th av branch. ANTED IN A DRY GOODS STORE. boy 14 to 1G years old. with roforenco.

Annly at joo i lai otisii av. ANTED UOLOHED JANITOK FOlt a ilat: w.ijr';s nr month nnd 12 rooms froo. Adilross K. Post Oilioe. R7 ANTED BY WEUHSL1CB A AllltA ham.

so vera 1 sale mien in their carpet depart ment; mud! Ijh oxpuriencud in Brooklyn tiado. Apply to Sirporinton leni, WKGUSLISK ABRAHAM. 7ANTED TO CANVASS for Lain's Brooklyn Directory intist be sober, in dustriuusan i plain writers. Address in own handwriting, no poitio.ial applications received, LAL (C 17 Willoughby st. NTKD IN A LARGE PRINTING otti'jo.

stondv and reliable Gordon lenders: those who cun nmk'o ready preferred good, permanent position. Autilv lo ItOBEItT UAIlt. coru.r Winrtiinifton andSVatur TANTElO A BCVY FROM T3 TO 18 years of ago; ono who can give reForonee, write a good plain hand and is quick and correct at figures. Address, stating age, residence and wages expected, UIDGEWOODBoxK, Kaglo office. WANTED TO GO IN THE COUNTRY, ayocn man who understands tho care of hor.ies and can drive nnd will mako himsulf generally usotul on a gentleman's placo; references required.

Apply at 1,144 Pacitic st. ANTED AS JANITORS, A MAR ried coudIo. without children: must to willing and onnging man must nave otlier work trco rent ot apartments basement, with all improvement, and ifio per month. Apply to lr. Pit AEG Kit, 70Ii Buehwick av WANTED BO S.

ET WE 1 4 AN 10 years old, with good reconimondntions, can find employment by applying to the superintendent, of tho AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH COMPANY, 1M Montague st, corner of Clinton, between 8 Aud A. Id. AN TEU A Wt" WE EN "THE of 10 and 20 ono living with his parents, who hni a good knowledge of bookkeeping, is accurate in hgures fin 1 can mnka hiinoolf otherwim useful in a wholesale bmjniHss; Htate roforenco and salary expected. Addresi J. Box 20, Kagle ofticoL WANTED ASSISTANT FOREMAN "IN taotory; business light; no previous oxporienco necessary, but muBt be active, intelligent and not afraid of any kind of work state particulars, last employment, maniod or single anil salary.

Address SNAP, Eaglo Bedford branch. ANTED A MAN THOROUGHLY xuort iu the nnmufacturo of all varieties of (vne writer ribbons: best of rufoi oiice. reonired nln nrar.ti cnl ovidoncr. as to kjiotrlodgo of the work; the position wdl bo permanent and valuable. Address, giving ago, oxporionoo aud reforoucos, Box 7, Eagle otlico.

A i A I IZ A YVANTED SITUATION IN "A REAL estate office, by a lady. Address SOME EXPE1U ENCE, 1.043 Pulton st. Xurat'B and n.m.sti'eMHi,'n. 7S7 ANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE and chambermaid, by a respectable 'oung girl; kind and alfoctiouato to children. Oall at o22 Bergen st, near I'latbush av; no cards.

WANTED SITUATION AS and seamstress, or would care for invalid lady, by a young woman; good reference. Please call for two days at 28Halt.ej jt. WANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE and seamstress to growing childron, by a young girl; would go to tho conn try. Present employer can be Beon at 287 Wyokoli st, WILLI AMij. WANTED SfTUAlira by a respectable light colored girl; would take ontire charge of an infant; has three years' roferpneo fiom last place.

Pleaso cail at Fleet pi, near Johnson st. 7anted situation maid or aa nnrso for a young baby; in experienced In both faituatlona; is willing to travel with a family or go to the country for tho summer. Please call at prosent employor's, O.J Eighth av. ANTED SITUATION AS A SEAM stress and to mind childron, by a young girl; best city references. Oall at 107 Luquoor st.

Y7NTED SITUATION TO MIND A baby and asidst in housework, by a respactable young girl. Call for two days at UI4 Hicks st. ANTED SrrUATl6Nr HTSU a baby and assist with upstairs work, by a young American girl, of 10. Pleaso call two days at luti Third av, entrance on Baltic t. ANTED SITUATION TAKE of childi'eu.

by a resnectabio votinz airl: can dn plain sewing. Call at 757 Bedford av, noar Park. V7 ANTED SITUATION 6 TAlCl charge of one baby, by an experienced nurse; will bo found competent, willing and neat; fifteen yoars' Brooklyu reference. Please oall at 44U Doan st. Chamber in aids utul VititreHseb.

7ANTED A CHAM Ft bermaid or nurse, bv a rosn 'ctable vnnn r.nlnrAil girl has good city reference Call all wook at p.oaent employer's 424 Clermont av. ANTJOD SITUATION AH A CHAM herinaid.or to take care ot children, br rpRunr n. bio cirl: has no objection to no in the conntrv tn ih Summor. Call for two clays at 3ti Fourth pi. 7 ANTED SITUATION AS AOHAM: bennaid and waitress or to do general housowork, by a rospoctable young girl.

Plea ie oall at 818 Kont av, Brooklyu. ANTKD SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, by a younir airl willing tn work for small wages for tho first month. Address Alias CALLAU11AN, t(38 Flushing av, no.ir Tompkins. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bornmid and waitress, or ansifct with fhildrnn l.v a Gorman girl. Apply Friday at 8 Humboldt Bt, E.

D. no cards, ANTiD SITUA7nON AS "AlfHAiVr bermaid and waitress, or houjoworker in a small family, by a girl; city refcrcnoo. 2ii Hall st, rirooklyn, socouu tloor; no pomals answered. ANTlii) SITUATION AS A CHAM bnrmsld and waitrofla in a nrlvatn fntto )v young girl; is willing and obliging; has good roierence. noase can ror two uayo, oo Amity st, near iiioks.

V7 ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress and to do plain sowing, by a respectable young girl; willing to go in the country. Pleaso call at present employer's, U80 Dean at. WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, by a respectable young girl has no objeutlou to tho country: has good city reference. Please call 'or two days at 1151 DoKalb av. V7 ANTED SITU ATION AS 'XcllAlvF bermaid and ratr0.Bl by a young colored girl is willing and obliging.

Oall at pretout employer's, 18ii Sixth av; no cards. WANTED SITUATION AS A CHA? bermaid or waitress and pnrlor maid, by a competent girl; tho best of oity reference; would prefer pluco to go to the country. Cqjljit 811 Amlty st. ANTED SITUATION ASA CHAM YY bermaid and waitrenr. by a younz American girl; Id wjlliiiif and obliging willing ana omiging.

Pleaso call at 2b Boorum pi: no dirs. WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, by a young girl; threo years1 reference; will go to the country for Summer. Call for two days at 288 Paoiflo st. near Smithuo cards. WANTED S1TUATO bermaid and waitress In a private family or would do gonoral housework, by a respectable colored girl.

Please call at Fleet pi, near Jonnson st ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM liBrmald and waitress In a small nrlvntn familv bv a North German ffirl. Oall at V2o Fulton at; ring bull once ANTElSlTUATICiNAS A OHAM bermaid and waitrcfls, bj a reapectabla vounff woman; bafl good city references, Call for two days at 223 Haokett ei. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM lip.riniiid and wni tress, bv a rear. octal) In fi'm rr can furnish good reference. Pleaso call at 489 AdelDhl trocb.

WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bormald and waitress in a small private family, by a respectable girl. Call at 55U Fourth av, corner of Bixteenth st SITUATION ff bormald and waitress In a small family or would do gonerr honsowork. by a reepectable younff girl: baa good city references. Please call ior two days at iWl Pacific t. near Wadhiuitou WANTED SITUATION TO DO GBN criil housowork In small privnto family, by a ro pootablu young Swedish gn 1 can do good plain cookinjr end washing end ironing; will bo lound willing and obliging; has gnod city referonco.

Floaso call for two days at 283 WyoVoil st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral llOnnWnrlf. hv isnnnlj hln nrnmnn i'a fl good cook; will aseist with washing and ironing 'if ro ginrfld has good Oity rofereuceo. Gall for two days at 24(J Navy at, flratJloorreftT; WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housowork in a small family, by roapoctable girl; is a good oook, washer and honor; has good city 9Kn 1)Q Heen for two days at her last place, SOlOumborJandt. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small private family, by a ro speotablo young girl good city reference no objoctions to a short distance In the oountry.

737 Bergen st, near Washington av, second tlat no cards. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN nrH.1 lrl Kb a rnnno lfl la totltlir obliging; willing to go in the country for tho Summer monthi; has gool rofersnoes. Pleaso call for two days at 607 Bergen at no cards. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN cral housowork whero sho can havo her child 3 years old, by a respoctablo woman: is a (rood oook and laundress; stronjjand nWWnai would go for small wagos where she can have a good homo. 38 Schermerhorn stroot.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housowrrk, or to mind children, by a mlddlo aged woman; willing to go to tho oountry for tho Bum nished prur a kuu.1 nomu to nign wavos: roierence rur IU Call for two days at 431 Baltie et, Brook lyn. ANTED SITUATION TO ASSIST With ItOUKAWnrk n.Htiinrr pnn(. li a siieotablo woman; would protur a boarding houao; a dosired mora than wages; best city referonco. Uall for two diys at 034 Atlantic ay, opposito St. James pi, top floor.

WANTED SITUATION TOD7jIGHT housowork or tako caro of children, by a young 6l go homojights.Ploa caUat 3 FlushinB aj WANTiSD SITUATION TO OOLIGHT housework, or to do upstairs work, by a young: girl. 461Doaa st, topfloor, front. WANTKD SITUATiON TOljOIJGHf housework and mind ohlldreu, by a voung girl. I loaso call at tl23Douglais st, noar Nostrand av. WANti I) TsiTUATION TODu LIGHT housowork or mini ohlklroii in a small private family in tho country, by a young girl.

Ploaso call for two days at 1:13 lore Ore.ne pi. VANTISD S1TUATION TO DO I.IGHT housework, recommendation, oity. by a re.spectablo young girl good Call two days at 41 Choever pi, W' ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE housework, without washing, by a young girl, not long in cho country ha good ret'oience. Call for two days at 223 Suinpier st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE housowork in n.

nl. ftiiniW l.v ill; r.t iu isaKuuu uiuiij CT.OK, wasnor anu ironor; gooa roior Cail at or address 21o Hudson av, near Concord fit; ono in lit up. TANTEl) aiTlJATiONTCrT5cr THE i i hpusoworU in a small nrUate family, by a respectable Mil; will bo found willing and obliging; goudi ily relort nco. Ploaso oall for two days at lA'Z i Kulton fit, cornerof rirooklyn MdTonipkinsavs; nocnnlsananored. to do the housowork.

or coukinjr, or cleaning, or mind childron, by a respactablo middle ased woman; guod cak tno, bread and biscuit maer; good cily roferencn from last pi co; would goto tho country. Pleaso call at I.5S reono av. ANTED SITUATIONS ONE TO DO izennrRl tf 1. by two young girls; havo liest city referonco. I'leaso call' for two days at Smith st, llrooklyn.

VS. ANTED SITUATION AH HO US koepor and to do the work of a t.m.11 family, by a woman. Address U. H. Uoi 7, liaglo brniich, 14 Uroadway.

A NTED Sit ATION AS A WO ill ing houaekeoper, by an American woman; throo years at present employer would prefer the country. Address M. Kagle oiHco. tiaploynicnt Agency. WANTED SITUATIONS BY SWED ifih, Gorman and Irish girls, as cooks, cnambormaidx, waitreswos, nurses aud giris for general housework; ladies will find good holp atniyoHlco.

038 Union at, between Fourth and Fifth avs. WANTED SITUATIONS lrlAlED by ladles Brooklyn Employment Buroan, 210 Washington st, noar Oonoord (formerly at 2 Concord ft). Servants of all natio litleH. Wo do not nromiise "perfection." but try to select tho best help 17 ft We! ANTED SITUATION 200 flntrt cltv. cnunt.rv (JormBit SivPiln Ti Jcli colored: roretoitces investignted greenhorn girls $0 to wiviLfivfnj 'n oiu reiianm agency, uiton st; largest aud host in Brooklyu; refer to 3,000 l'amilios supplied vx a i vr a .11 es )5T ANTED SITUATION TO DRIVE for a doi tor.

by a young colored man good refereuco. Addrcs i D. i. Ealo ollico. VAISTED SITUATION I FaI OF: (ice, or willing to learn a trade, by a ot 10.

Address J. FltAKE, 335 Cold st, Brooklyn. TANTKD SITUATION AS PORTE K.7 by a strong young man. willing and obligimr best refrvonce. Addreus 'i'.

MUHPIIY, 12 Kli.abcth pi, Brooklyn. WANTFDIlTrAtlON AS A CO AOlT man and to plain garduning, with a privato family, hv a young man, '14; can furnish iho best of voi erouco. CJ.ill for two days at 223 lindge st, top dour. MNTEn ASA COAC1I 7 man, by an oxpfi ii'iicod white man; can turni.di first class referenre. A.

A. l)oc Kaglo oriico. ANTED SlT UATK )N AS A KI VIOU in nn.Y kin.l of business; undt rstands tho caro of horsed cm turuish the beat of rclereuoa FJeaso call nt Navy st, 'ANTED SITUATION A8 A AN I tor for Mitinr ir.Oro flat. hoiiKna in Hicn.klvn. l.v nmn an.l wit'o, Danish, without ohildrcn.

JANll'OK, 11 East Eighty eighth Ht, New York. ANTED SITUATION AS A 1J A tender, bv a vonnc man t.lwirniiftilv nlr.ri..ti.'oil Mm "no la wiiiiuK nna oriiigiug. Ljttll or JSAlt TK.VDEii, l.i. niith Ht, Brooklyn. ANTED SITUATION AS A COACH man.

by a Protestant young man; not afr.nd of work: city or count i. v. Ploaso call for two days at 207 Franklin av, near Willoughby. X7 AjiTKD SITUATION AKK himsolf useful at a small country ilauo ami care for horso and cow. by a younff man.

Adilross. statinir particulars, AMKH1CA.N, lioi 10, Ealu o.Boo. T6rAS.TfSD SITUATION AS A COACH man in a privato family, or with n. doutor, by a yonny Irishnnn oaroful, goo city or good roforonco. Call on A.

JL1NUAHD at 1,840 Bergen at, lirooklyn. 75f ANTED SITUltTl AACOTiCH" man and gardener, by a young German man thoroughly comp in both but.ine acquainted with thu Htreots of Brookln nd Now York good drivor; is a Hobor, honest and industrious man noi afraid of work. Uall ou or addrearf P. J. 333 Atlantic av.

a wit r. i i ANTED SEWING BY A GERMAN woman, any kind of noedlowork. 51 Georgia at. ANTED SEWING BY TWO RELIA lllo VOtincr wmmn fow mnra nlonn r.n tli (, i3 UI1J tU rtll llllll Uritlntlll dressmakers in private families; can givo good references; wages $1.25 a day. Cail on or address SIS A STHESS, lloytst, care ot Mrs.

Scott. W.ANTJ2D VASSffliR, ANTED A I TAKE YY home, by a respectable woman cenlaa dozen; bost all weok at 27o Smith st, top Iloor. 7 ANTED ASHING MY A YOUS woman would liko to go out two days in tho woek or tako it home. Please call at 74 iiutlor st, lop floor, right Ride. 7 A A SHIN A 1 5SPE table woman, a few more days in tlio week also, washing lo tako homo; In a first ciaa I'tundrust: satisfactory reference.

Ploaao oall at Oaiua av, utistairs, back. 7 A ED ASH IN A NlJ IU ON ING TV By a roHpectablo widow, to go oat by tho day or to take home; isitirdt class laundress; con ttr. rofwr ence; Bincle washing proioired. Call at 730 Bedford av, second bell, right. itTANTED WWK ifD housccleaniug, or any kind of work, by a respect ablo young girl.CalI at 0U York st, Brooklyn.

t7 ANTED WORK BY A RESPECT A7 7 bio woman washing, houaeoleanin or any kind of work. Call at 00 York at. man woman, to go out to do any kind of work; don't mind a restaurant. Please eend to 51 Georgia av. ANTED WORK BY THE DAY OR weuk, by a woman, or would tako washing homo in the houso: can give good uity referonoo.

PleafO call for two days at Dennett pi, eornor Nelson and Smith uti. raTANTED WOKK IN A ant or private family by the day, by a respectable woman with tno host of reference. Call for three days on Mrs. L. 3..

124 Raymond st, first floor. MT ANTED WORK BY A RESPECT A ble Swiidiali girl, washing and Ironing, to go out by the day; or houriocioaning. Call for two days at oiifj Union at, hrst floor. 7ANTED WORK BY AGOOD LAU droaa, wadhin aud ironing the first part of tlio week, or boufocleauiug. Pleaae call for two days at GGU Herkimer st, top iloor, front.

WANTED WOIUC RE fipectablo to taka washinc home or go out by day, will also do houaeoleaning. Can be soon at any time at 701 Bergen Bt, eooond iloor. WASTED WORK BY A ltESPiTCTA" ble woman; washing, to go oat by the day or to tako home, or houaecletmiug has good city refereuco. Call for two days at 375 lluduon av. ANTED WORK BY A RESPECT A woman wasliinr nnd Ironinc.

or anv kind nf work by tho day; can givo reference. Pleaso call at 4 St. An dro8 pi, betwoon Brooklyc aud Kingston avs. ANTED WORK BY A' REBPECTAT ii ble woman, plain washing and ironing, to go out by tho day, or housecleaning or scrubbing. Call for two days at 5t0 President bt, hoiwean Third and Fourth ANTED WORK BY FIRST CITaSS laundreaa washing and ironing, to go out by tho dav: or housacle.mina; first class city roference.

Call at 7'jliij Herkimer st. WANTED WORK woman by tho day; washing or hou good reference. Call on or address Mr, 27 GarheTd placo. ANTED WORK WASHING, IRON ing or bousecleaning to go out by tho day. by a respectable woman; is a liibt class laundtecs: good oity rt'tervnf.

Cail tor tno dayj at '00 at. Mrs. UP. 1:1 NEtt. WANTED WOltIC WASHING AND ironing by tho day or week, or any kind nf work, by a roapectable woman; sleep home at night; has tho ins of reference.

Apply at 243 Bund r.t, ono flight, front. "ANTED VvoltK BYA ESP EOT ble young woman, washing, ironing, or housoclean ing, or ny other kind of work by tho day; id a Iirst. class laundress good reference. I'leaso oall at l'JH Nelson st, n.r.r Sm.lh, one flight, oi stain. 7 ANTED ORK WASHING AND ironing, to go nut tirst part of wook or would tako homo, by a ood laundress, or would go out housecleaning; I.eBt ot city ror'tjicnco if required.

Please call at (JtS8 Bergen st, bo.weeu Vaudcrb.lt and Undcrhlll avs. A 'S' Et BiNS I A I ANTED PUPILS LESSONS IN OIL naintinir and drawing; Hpuciil care takon with negjuners. ror inrtnor particulars pieaao amirosi l. RUIZ, 4S! Tompkins av. ANTED PUPILS MTS.

MATT 1 15" DORLON will take pupils for general training in Bong singing and vo. al expression, or for soncial instruction in church and concert work. Apply at her residence, 49 Berkeley pi. 7ANTEDSINGEYrS CHORUS BASS Tf cu with heavy voices; also a musical precontor for the Sunday school. Apply Triday evening, between 8 and at tho Church ot tho Me3 lah, corner of Creeue and Ciermont ava.

ANTED COMPANION ED cated young woman, between 18 and 25 years of age, to asiist delicate lady in keeping houao; tmia.l remuneration; rotinod huraot one servant; no othor family; roteronce given and loquirod. Address DAUGll TER, Eagle Bedford branch. TV A SIX 5 KNIA li tl YW. ANTED ENGAGEMENT AS CASH bio young girl can give good city reference. Please ad dreia Thursday, Friday and Saturday Miss AlA fcCHARBAUK, 372 Pulwki Brooklyn.

TV A TK RHSJJ A ffv V7 ANTED DRESS A I A dresamaker, a few more customers by tho day. 256 Tompklnsav. nteTTdT.e UoyT pctent fitter and designor will mako engagementa tt 9 2 par day 'references given. Address CCMPfc TENT, Box 4, Eagle Bodtord branch. 7 ANTED DRESSMAKING A FIRST cladri nttr ind draper would liko to jnako ong tge uts io out by tho day; te.

ma good references. 44(J St.no at. ANTED DRESSMAKING DRESS maker would liko mora oiiKagomonts by tho dr.v: best work teruis per day. Addrea. or call on Mrs.

12. 11., Pacific st. ANTEDDRESSMAKING EV th'na is new. frcah and pretty as tho KDrine at ANUUKK ParftfiAM drosB maklnff paoiat ParisiF styles and goods; abo ladies' malorials taken lit, tasta and hnish poifuct. 4.02 Henry treev VsTjAnTED HOUSE TO 1 a tbo Soventb or Twt nty nrd: hri or brown lu goud looatiou.

Addrc59 1, ljod ord brXoob. WANTED A GOOD SKIRT HAND, A waiat hand, an apprentice. 255 Lafayotte av. ANTED TAILORESS: ONE USED TO vests. Apply to O.

(). ENEBAH, y8 Wyokoli street WANTED IMPROVERS AT DRUSS making also, a young eirl to learn, paid while learning; neat Bjwers roqmrea. 1,2 1 Bedford ov. MINTED WIKBRS ON AdTBS" straw hata; hand work: good pricoa. JOSEPH BOIIULTZ 4 ISO Meroer st, Noir York.

WANTED A FIRST CLASS WAIST hand, one who can trim; also improver and ap pr on tip p. 287 Saolcett st. WAITED FIRST CLASS WAIST AND skirt trimmers; must be neat and quick. Call at 390 Cumberland st. WANTKD TO ASSIST IN AN EMPLOY inent ofEco, an educated, compotont young lady; salary small to oommenoo.

(Jail at 1,234 Uodford av. WANTKU EXPERIENOKD bKIRT and waist hands. Apply Immediately to Mme. auuLorAuuti, ti irving pi, uroomyn. ANTED FOR DRESSMAKING: AN Imnrovor and annrnntlcei also a airl to do noU8e Tvork and orrnnds: none but neat sewers need apply.

Call at iS4ti Kultoa gt. WANTED EXPERIENCED OPE RAT ors on lace caps; also, trlmmora. ALSBERG, PIEBI53 JAOOUSON, 51 Groono st, New York vjity. WANTED GOOD CROCHETERS ON all kinds of worsted coods: higher prices paid than in Now York. Apply with saraplo ot work that can be done at 374: Pulton st, over Gage's restaurant.

WANTED TO TAKE CHARGE OF A first class apartment house near City Hall, a janitor and wife: references required. Addross, giving full particulars. J. H. Eaglo offico.

ANTED GIRLS TO LEARN ON SEW i ing machinoa; instruction froo of charse; ora ploymont found when capable operators. Manufacturers innoodof help on any kind Of aomojr maohinos pleaso apply at OHjCUBEN a AID SOCIETY, til Poplar Brooklyn, WANTED APPRENTICES, IMPROV ersand good sawors, parlor girlB. also, ladies and girls to leam dressmaking and outtiup. Call on or write all the week to Mmo. CLARK, drossmakintf parlors, 273 Fulton st, nunr Tillnry st elevated station, ANTED LADIES WITH LEISURE to paint for us; oall and ace Namplon of work offered you as costant homo employment all can do in no Now it.

UTKUSUAN A lvl 2 West Fourteenth at, York. ANTED BY VVEOHSLER ABKA ham. several salesladies in tho outclass and crock cry department those only having had oxnorience need apply. Apply to Superintendent. WECHSLEK Abraham.

Nurses unl Weauistrcsses, ANTED A CAPABLE NURSE FOR baby; reforonco required. Call at 514 Washington 7S7 ANTED SEAMSTRESS: A WOMAN who understands rebosoininjr Bhirts; must take work home. Apply in the evening at 55 Pineapple st, third tlat. west. VST ANTED AS NURSE FOR TWO CHIL TY dron, a filrl over 20 must bo good plain sewer; willing to in (lie country May city reference required; Protectant preferred, Oall to day and Friday morning nt 57! Claon av.

ANTED COMPETENT SEAM I stress and nurte to threo childron; willlnis to go tothecountry for the Summer; reference rocjaired. Call boforo (J to day and 12 Friday at 8uU President st. "ANTED TOA11ND ClilLD AND AS siBt in light work, a girl from 14 to 1(1 years. 170 Twenty fifth bt, firr.oklyn. TO TAKE CARE OF CHIL dren and assist in Hght housework, a tioafc girl Inquire for tMO days at 4U0 Monroe nt, tinroner avenuo.

ANTED TO ASSIST IN HEWING nd make horself generally useful, a girl; per maueat i1hc.i uum treatment io me npfitt parvyi brlna reierenco, li St. Felix st, near DoKalb av. ANTED TO TAKE CARE OF young baby and help with light housework in Bumn lamiij, a younK Kin anont j.u years oiu. flnll he tweeu oi.iu auu r. ai.

io aay or to morrow at 45 Dean st, near Kevins. Cliamberiiiaids antl WaitrewMt's. VST ANTED AS A FIRST CLASS CHAM IT bcrmaid and iraitroas, a girl; most have refor enco. Cail at 122 Clinton av. ANTED FIRST CLASS CHAMBER maid and waitressjono willing logo home at night preferred.

Call at 7 Monroe pi. WANTED AS CH AMBKRM AID AND waitro s. a un patent girl; mnt be willing to go in tho country fnrtiie Summer: city roferouoea reiiuiiod. Apply at 4 Henry st. ni'ar Harmon.

17 ANTED A COMPETENT WAITRESS anil i liMiibormaiu willmiT to go to the country. Only thus with rufurenocs from laat oinployer need apply at 103 Pierrepont St. VTANTED A 'COMPETENT WAITRESS for nixweoka; ono willing to assist tn ihambor work mut have rod city roforenco. Apnly at 1 Mon roo pi, between tho hours of 2 and Thuibday attor ANTED AS A CHAMBERMAID AND waitrpss. .1 clrnn.

tnlv irtrlito Ilia riizlit ono a homo in iidd wngofi $10 to $12; references re m'irod. Apply till Sunday afternoon to Mrs. SllF It ItlAN, Oceii'i parkway, between avs and 1) (Konjing ton) ANTED AS CHAMBERMAID AND waitress, a neat, roliable L'irl: ono who under stands idain ewiiig; Protoitimt proferr.jd; references rciiulipil. A(ipiy thu evening alter o'clock or rnuay fron 10 to 2 at 27 Onion at. ANT El i ON AID and tho othor ns conk and laundrs, two girls, for a fimily adults, until Juno lo.

Call on Friday nt 4 WavtjrJyar, iiyar Futtoit tit. oolitW iihi'i's Ir. Mior. VVTANTED AS COOK, WASHER AND ironer, a girl. 20 Cambridge pi.

TAT0D A' GOOD VKGE A cook, in KOEKKtt'S hotel mil restaurant. ()0H Fiilton l. 1 iTED A COOK, WASIIER AND TV ironor in apmill urivato family; roferoncuii rc quirad. M. av, corner lirnoklyn.

7A.NTED A COOK, AS HER AND ono who does not diliku children a good placo for a good girl. 4.M1A Quincy st, WANTED A COOK AND LAUNDRESS in a private family: good wages toa competent person. Apply at 1301 Madison sL WANTED AS C()OK, WASHER AND Ironer, a girl; mutit bo competent and bring boat city roferoiicj Apply at 174 Seliermorliom st. ANTED A FIRST CLASS COOKAND waitress in a boarding houso. Imiuiru at 45 Bro voort pi, near Bedford av.

WANTED COOBTANir LAUNDK1338 references rotniired. Apply immediately at 127 St. Marks av. VV7 A I AS ACOOk A DL A YT di a girl; must havo good city reforeuco. Call at 170 Sixth av.

"ANTED OOOD COOK AND LAUN dress in small family; no children; Protestant Cormun preferred; personal reterenco; good wages. lU7Carfiel.l pi. ANTED AS A GOOD COOK AND humdrfss in a family of four, a Ctrl: wages $14. Apply, with references, at Pacitic st, near Clftiton, Friday 10 and 12. tVTANTED AS COOK, WASHER AND ironer in a privato family, a.

good gjrl: must havo good references wages $10. Apply at 3o0 MeDouough st, near Stuy vetjiit av. WANTED AS A COOK" AND" LAUN drcss, a compotont young woman niUBt bo willing to go to tlio country for tho Summer city references required. Apply at 440Henry st, near Harrison. ANTED COOK and lauuilrosa, a Protestant girl; German or Stredo pi rrod mimt havo uood relerences.

Ctill at 77 Hanson pi, near South PortlaudjiV; WLNTED A FIRST and laundress; must undorstnnd cooking thoroughly; a young woman preferred; reierenco ronuiroJ. Call at 411 Clurmont av. 7 ANTED A FmSTCLASS CObk and laundress, with tho host city roferencn, and willing to go in the country for tho Summer months. Apply at 7 South Oxford st, between and 12 o'clock A. M.

aud and 7:30 P. M. Vir ANTED A FIRST CLASS COOK white or colored also a good dining room man or girl; ono who understands charge of dining room; private boarding houao. 1UU Washington park, Fort Greene. ANTED AS A COOK AND LAUN dross, competent sirl; also.

cluini bermaid and waitress In nrlvate family. Only those vith gpod referonco need apply at 350 Washington av, eornor Lafayette. aWed fordownstaIrswork, a neat, tidy girl; mutit bo a good conk and laundress. Apply, with roforenco, at Ualsey st. near Throop a STANTEWiOimVNSTAlTtS WORKT a competent, reliable girl; must be a good cook and laundress; iirst class reteroncos routrea.

Anply ths weok at 42 Livingstonst. ANTED TO COOK AND DO DOWN 8tairi worV, a girl; willing and obliging; willing to go to the country for tho Summer. Apply immediately at 18ii Adolphi st, between Myrtlo and Willoughby avs. TO DOTHE DOWNSTAIRS work. a girl; a good cook and laundress; willing aud obliging and well recommended.

Apply at 408A Jefferson av. 7ANTED ONE AS A FIRST CLASS cook, tho other as laundress, in a small privato family, two girls Gorman proferrod personal city rofor em required. Apply at 1 10 Hemaen bt. ANTED ONE THE other as housemaid and waitress, two servants; must bo Gonnana, with good roferonces. Apply at 2llS Gates av.

ACOOK AND laundress, the othor as chambormaid and waitress, two young woman; Swedes preferred; must have good reforenccs and be willing to go to the country for the Summer. Apply at 281 Henrybl. WANTED ONE AS A GOOD COOK and laundress, the othor as chambermaid and waitress, two reliable aud compotont girls. Those with city references may apply at H2H President st, near Seventh av. (jtMu.rnl Housework.

ANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE wcrk and plain cooking, a girl. Apply at S50 WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE work, a north of Ireland girl. Address Box 5, Eagle lied ford branch. ANTEDFbBTt5ENERAL 7 work in a family of four, ft girl; must be a good washorand iioncrcud know how to intlk. Soventy tifth Bt, liay Kidgo.

TANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl. 303 Madison st, near Tompkins av. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl. 23 Nostraud av, near Horklmor ht. ANTED TO DO GENERAL, HOUSE work, a Rirl.

St. Jamob yl. ANTED TO DO GENERAL lToUSE: wnrli in sm.ilII familv. Oa.ll fnr two days at 00 Willow si, corner of Clark. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a cirl must be comoetcnb cook and laun dress and williug good wages.

(I4K Ureeue av. GENiCitAL HOUS work, a girl; must be a good plain couk and laun dross. Call for two days at 544 Nostrand av. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE wcrk. a girl must be a good cook; reference ro quirod.

175 Adelphis WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work. a noat aud competent woman; no washing. Apply at 303 Decatur st. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work In a. smuti family, a competent girl, with ref erence.

ApDly at south Uiiora at. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in family of four adulle, a girl or jroung woman. 731 Union bt. WANTED TO DO.GENERAL HOUSE work in a small family, a young girl. Mrs.

JOJSFS, 704 Prospect plt first lloort rlght. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a email orlvstn f.mil t. irirl Hnrman or Dcanainavian proiorruu. xuu oiitu av, WAITED TO IHiliFNMiAiVHoWE1 work, a good, atrong girl. Apply at 5 S2 Monroe Btroot.

WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE1 housew'ork, a girl; referenoas required. 300 Van derbllt av. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE1 work, a good, reliable girl. Apply at 30 Schermor horn at "ANTED TU DO NER AL HOUSE work, a girl; must bo a good cook and laundress and have reference from last place. Oall at 375 Carlton av, 7 ANIUSD TO DO GENERAL" iTOUSI wci'Ic In a fumily of threo ndults, a girl: mtiBt ho a food pain couk and laundress.

Call for two days at530 Villoaghby av. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSED work, a ralddleaged woman good home preferred to high wagex DaLEV, 1,370 Broadway. Erookiyii, top floor. WVNTElTTO DO GENERAL IIOUSE work In a family of adults, a girl must bo a good cook and Jaundrosii, with oity reforeuce. 125 WUlouh by av, ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl; must bo a good plain cook, washer and ironer; threo in lamlly.

Apply for two days at 140 Sonth Elliott pL ANTED TO DO GEN ERAL HOUSE wnrlr. a slrl; must be a 7ood cook. washBr and Ironor. Apply, with rofrouces, 158 bouth Jblliott pi, near liansou. Fun SionAOK Verfect storage facilitien.

Furs lsft wtth us tor safo keoptog' oror tjhe Summar are han tjllsd by practical furriora, properly clean od, carefully hung away io moth and duat proof bins iusured againab all loas or damage oost is Stora go aafoa adjoin fm workrooms, fifth aoor, Wkousleu Abi HAH. TnEBE beautiful Spuing days remind that the tirao has arrived to purohaee onr Spring outfit for self and boys. SMitn Pressings it, 007 and 600 Fulton st, olfor many novelties in the lino of men's and boys' clothing audboya' hata. No ono need go away "un lor the prlcos on men's suits range from 88.50 to 825, and for boy3 uuits from $2 upward. Ajitonini celebrated Italian Salad Ott.

The finest for salads. Once tried alwaya used. For aale CTerywhtro. Aak for thl brjuid aud take no other. Dn.

John Acoust, Hair Specialist. Rejavoaator applied with oleotriclty at his offloe, 7 Clinton st, near Fulton. Tho Itejufonator rostortja hair without fall. $1.50 and 83 por bottle. Send for circular.

Jack and Jill rent up tho hill to cet a pail of water, Jack fell down and broko his crown aud Jill wont to Crahdali8, 334 Futtoa st, corner of Pierrepont with a broken doll to repair. Baby Photographs Special photo light and extra facilities at Alva Pbahball's Now Gallery, Fulton st, opposite Flatbnsh av. Cabinets $5 per dozen. Young men should have the new color "Simia' Dorby; prices reasonable; quality A No. 1.

385 Fulton Bt, opposite City Hall. Get tiiu Suxd.vy Eaole The beat and cheapest Sunday paper published. Prioo centj. CONINE WOOD "W6dnesday April 22, at the residonco of Mr. John K.

Jewell, 772 Groouo av, Brooklyn, by ltev. Dauiol Van Pelt, George W. Conine to Nxllie Wood, both of Brooklyn. ORONKHITE MTNTON Ia. Brooklyn.

Wednosday, April 22, l.SIU, at tho First Presbyterian Church, by tho Row J. O. Ager, assisted by the R07. Charles Cuthbort Hall, ItflU MlSTON, dauRhtor of Henry Afiaton, hi. to Elisha Packer Cito.NiiUiTE.

HAMILTON MclNTIHE On Wedueaday ovening, April 23, IS! 1, at tho residonco of the bride's pa routs, 87 Decatur Bt, by thu ltev. R. R. Mere lith, D. Minnie H.

McIstibe to Edmund 0. Hamilton. IIAIX MAYN AUD On Wodnesday, April 22, ISfll at tho reside neo ot tho bride's parents, by the Rot Charlos II. E.tton. P.

Stephen Hall, of Brooklyn, to Hattih daughter of V. 8. Alaynard.of Leonia, N. J. 1IIOKEY HAURfS On April 19, 1801 at the Church of tlio Atoimmt Mit, Brooklyn, by tho Rat, Jamoa H.

L. Niibott, :m.en Harris, of ColUgo Point, to James Jfic'KEVof Jlrooklyn. HILL JOHNSON April 22, 1801, Henry B. Ilia to AXlELAIUE R. UINSt)N.

HUGHKS WINTEIt On Wednesday evening. April 22, lS'Jl, at tlio residenco of tho bridy'a parents 0IJ7 Pacitic Breoklyn, by tho Rev. Dr. Morehouso, Richard. to Maud Isarelle Winter No carda.

MARKING BAXTER On Woduosday, April 22. 1891. at tho residonco of tho bride's mother, Clintou et, by tho Hov. Albert J. Lyman, Hiram B.

Manning of Hyde Park, N. to Mary E. Baxter of Brooklyn. APPELGATE Entered into rest Elizaheth Gilder reeeye, widow of Levis Appolcato, in tho 03th year of hor ago. Fuuoral on Friday, April 24, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, 1 OS Park av, Brooklyn.

Ruatdout of Brooklyn for ninety one years. BRIODEN On Tuesday, April 21, 1891, Martha BitiouKN. aao.l 73 years. Services at the evidence of her son in law, G. Fraser Caiiaid, 22() Prince at, Friday evening, April 24.

at 8 o'clock. Interment privato Saturday A. BURTIS Ou Tuesday, April 21, 1801, of pneumonia, Priscilla wifo of Samuel W. Burtis, in thd G9th year of har at i. Friends of the family aro invited to attend the funeral from 2l Carlton av, on Friday, the 24th ut 4 P.

M. BURNETT A New RouhoMe, N. on WoJnesdar. April 22. nf inioumonia, William Burnett, azed 7i years, jrinerly of Brooklyn.

Funeral Hervices at the Church of tho Btessad Sacrament, Now Ruchelle, on Saturday morning, at 11 o'clock. Train icavo Giand Central at 0:04 and C.irria?o3 will be in waiting at Now Ruchullu Int'jrmeut at Calvary Cemoteiy. COLEMAN On April 1RU, Eeiz.uieth Casev widow of Mii hacl T. Coloman and mother of Rev. T.

J. Coleman an 1 Dauiol H. Coloman. Funeral Satu iny morning, April 2.j, fit I) o'clock, from her lute residence, XJ5 Hoyt thenco toSt. Ano' R.

U. Church, whero a ro.iuiem lnais will bo celeliratod for tlie repose of her soul. COLKLL On Wednesday, April 22, Philippine, wife of Herman CoUiil, in hor 57th year. 1'iuioral will tuico iilco friilay. 2 o'clock, froia 171 South Ninth st.

CORBLW.dneslay. April 22. 1801. Aimee dauchtor oi and Ostua Corbin, akoO 0 years. Friouds and r.

ilativus aro invitod to attend (ho funeral on April 21, at 2 P. at 1,1 15 Prospect pi. Members of tho Knights and Ladies of Honor' Lodge No. also Kings County Council No. of N.

P. are invito to attend. i COZINE On Tuesday. April iJl, of pneumonia, Garret Cozine. In tho HI year of his age.

Rela.i friouds and Society of Old Brooklynites are invited to ut ten .1 the funeral services at the rusidenco of Mr. A. Lewis, 404 DuKalb av, Friday, April 24, at 2:30 P. M. FLYNN On Wednesday, April 22.

Patrick FiYNN, natlvo of Dublin, reland, aged 51 vcars. Relatives and friends of the family, aho branch No 321, C. K. of aro invited to attend the funera1 from his liito loiidence. 213 Pahnutto st, on Sunday April 2ij.

at 2 P. M. Interment in Holy Crois Cemetery. FRANKLIN In this city, April 22, Ann widow of Charing L. Franklin, in the Sljd year of her ngQ.

Funeral privato. CILLKSPIE In Brofiklyu, on tho 22A Mama, roliot of John Ctllespiu, in hor HOth yoar. Funora! from the residence of John Fulton, 204 York st, on Saturday, J5th at V. M. Please omit tloivora.

GILLOn TlnirsJay. April Catharine, widow of the late Matthias Gill, native of tho County Longford, Ireland, ajrd 7H years. Relatives and frionds are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral on Saturday, April 2i, from her late rosfden' 43S! Baltic st thonee to St. Annes' Churoh whoro a solemn roquiom mass will be offored for tho roposa of hor soul at 0:30 A.M. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.

HAMMEL Iu Brooklyn, on Wednesday. April 22, Lil Lie da'iglner of Frederick and Carrio. Haiumel, aged 1U yeairi and 8 months. Funeral services will be held at tho hou3e, 300 LexinK ton av, on Fri.lay eveniuff at 7 o'clock. IRWIN O.i Tuos.Iay, April 21.

1801, Ann Corrf.ll, OS years, wifo Thomas Irwin of Brooklyn, N. Y. Funeral service i at hor lato residonco, 310 Fifteenth st, on Fridy, 2 1th, at 2 P. Kindly omit ilowora. Interment at Greenwood Oomotory.

JONES On 7'hurh'day, April 23, Koxcr.Lr,K.VAn La FoitoK, wifo of Joseph S. Jonos, in tne 52d year of hor ago. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral aervloen at her lato residence, 20" Keap fit. on Saturday ovouiiiH. April at 8 o'clock.

Interment private, Staton Island papers please copy. KEHOUGII On 22d aftera long illness, Patiiick Kehouoh, for many years a faithful servant in the family of It. G. Story. KIDD In Paris.

Franco, March 21, 1801, Lin wifo of William Kkld and daughter of the lato William Iucho. Funeral services at All Saints' Church, Seventh st, eornor Seventh av, on Friday, April 25. at 2 P. M. LEWIS Estelle, ooly dauRhtcr of William E.

and Mary L. Lewis, agod 10 months. Funeral sorTicea from tho residence of O. F. Jones, 228 Van liuren st, to morrow, Friday afternoon, at 4:30.

McGUIRE Suddenly, in this city on April 22, John McGdire, a native of tho parish of Kinnally, County Oa van, Ireland, in the 45th year of his ago. Relatives and Mends are respectfully invitod to at tond tho funeral from the residence of his broihor, Michael McGuiro, 185 Second av, oa Friday, April 24, at 2 P. M. MORRIS In this city on April 2, 1801, Charles Morris, in tho 27th yoar of his age. Funeral from his lato residonco, 040 Classon av, on Sunday, April 20, at 10 A.

M. Intcrmont in Holy Cross Oometery. OWENS Wednesday. April 22, John Owens? aged 1 year 10 months 18 days. Fuuoral from tho rosldonco of his panmts, 1,420 Borgenet, on Friday, at 2:30 P.

M. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. PARKER Ou Wodnosday, 22d Mrs. Elizadeth Parker, agod S3 years. Funoral service at, the residence of hor son, William Park or, 117 ijuiiioy at, on Thursday ovonius.

at 8 o'clock. Kindly omit flowers. 0n Wednesday, April 22, Margaret, wife of A. M. Schermerhorn, Sr.

Friends and relatives are respectfully invitod to attend tho funeral at 033 Atlantic av, on Friday, April 24. SHAW On Wednesday, April 22, at her residence 780 ot, Mary Shaw, widow of the lato Richard Shaw, in hor 81st yoar. Fuu.jral on Friday, 0:30 A. from St. Joseph's Church, I'acihc st, near Vauderbilt av.

B1IEAUAN On April 21, ELIZA SHEAR AN, wifo of William Miearan, aged 00. Friends and rolatlvos aro rejpoctfully invited to attand the funeral un Friday, April 24, at 2 o'clock, from her iato residence, 234 Franklin av. SHE1LS On Wednesday, April 22, Catharine Sheils, jil'o Doylo, native of Edfiestown, County Longford, Ireland. Relative. and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her lato residonce, 248 Navy at, on Suturdaj, April 25, at 2 o'clock P.

M. SMITH A month's mind for tho ropoao of the soul of the late Bkrsaro Smith will ho eolebrated at St. James' Cathedral, Jay st, Friday, tho 24th 9 A.M. Relatives and friends respectfully invitod to attend. STEEL On Tuesday evening, April 21.

Bstsky Mad dock, wife of tho lato William Steel. Relativoa and frionds are invited to attond the funeral sorvlces at hor lato residonco, U77H Gates av, on Thiimdiy orenfnsr at o'clock. Intormout privato Kindly omit ilowora. STUART On Tuesday, April 21, 180, Mm. Isabella Stuart.

Relatives an'j friends aro invited to attend tho funeral from her lato residenco, 130 Ashland pi, on Friday April 24, at 2 P. M. UNDERWOOD Suddenlytfof pnomnonia, on Wodnosday. April 2Z. 1891, Frederick Wills Underwood, ion of tho lato John Underwood, London, England.

Funeral eerviccs Saturday, 2 P. at his lato' residence, 00 St. James pi. Interment Grove Church Cemetery, Hudson County, N. J.

Loudon papers pleaso copy. VAN ANTWERP At East Norwich, N. on April 22, Lawrencx Van Autweju, agd 03, an of tho lato Lewis Van Antwerp. Intormout at Grconwood at 11:30 A. the 24th.

VAN ALSTlNff On Wednesday, April 22, Lyman O. Van alstine. Relatives and friends of tho family, members of Acacia Lodge No. 227, F. and A.

members of Evftugolino Chapter No. 53, O. E. 8., are respectfully invited to attend the funera! eot vices at his lato rosidem 113 Prospect av. on Saturday, April 23, at 2 P.

M. Intormont at Woterford, N. Y. WALDEN On April 23, 1801, of scarlet lever Grie Ytx, only surviving child of Schuyler and Harrlotto Walden. age! IS mouths.

Funoral privato. WATSON On April 22, of pnouraonia, Mary J. Watson, widow of Charles Watson, aed 74 years. Funeral Friday, at 2 at tho houao of Jamen McKeen. 130 Henry st.

WORTII On Wednesday ovoninir, April 22. 1891. Caroline Sexton Tiohenob, widow oi John S. Woith, in tho 74th year of hor age. FanerWt services at tho rggldenoe of her son, Herbert WortWflO Second st.

Brooklyn, on Saturday, 2oth lna.jftt2P. AL The Subsidiary Silver in the Treasury. Prsptiitlon FroBi tho Banki to Tako It on BepMit Stocks Open ActUo and Hlch er, Subsequently Growing Irrojalnr. For LaUr Financial Newt set Four o' Clock Edition, Sixth Page. Wall Sweet, April 23.

Secretary Poster is comiidortnE variom plans for tho utilization of tho aubaidlary coin, now an unavailable ascot in the treasury. ThiB amount to about 121,000,000, and it is desirablo that it should be distributed aa spoadiiy aa posibIe. Some fow yonrs aeo, whon tho treaanrr re eouroea wero low, the New York banks came to tho relief nf tho department and took a round amonnt of subsidiary coin, but when the omorRoncy ceased the silrer was retransferred to the department. In that caao tho coin was noj remoTed from tho sub treasury vaults, but it was Placed at the disposal of tho banks, who mada use of it temporarily without puttinc it into circulation. Some of tho depository banka have offored to take subsidiary coin if they can bo permitted to put inns security 4 per oent.

bonds at lia instead of no as now. This offer, if acted upon, would placo about $1,000,000 mibidiary coin circulation, and it ia probable that the department will asree to it. The Lank of Encland rato of discount was unchanged this moruinc, and this caused the London market to opon atronu aud it indirectly af foctcd prices here at tho opening. The featurn was a sharp rise In the erainjors, tho Gould stocks and tho Vanderbiltn, winch stimulated buyinsr of nearly cvcrytliiim ou tlie list, and tho market was very etrone dminc the creator part oftho first hour. Toward 11 thcro came a fractional fall followed by an irregular movemont, but the undertoiio was Kenerally strong for the next hour.

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now stock lirooklyn. Oitj Safo Ooposit Oo. stock'. 171 1)3 11) i.oiiK ijiauinato uapoalt uo. stoak.

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stock Insurance Oo. stock Academy of Music Union I'orrvof Now York and HrookVjn" Iscw York lorry H'klyn Municljiai I Co', stock Oitizons' Eloctrlo Liiyht Oo. stook. KinesOo. Water aiplv Oo.

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bli Union Ferry Oo. 1st 5 per crmt. bds. mo 17) 8 141 ino 1:13 io;) io; Hi) 103 RANT'S H0SU3IEXT. Programme of Next Hri.aliltisr Krouiitl Gcronion, The executive ooinmittoe of tlio Grant moim mout ttusooiation bavo ueriWted tho arranire mcnts for tho coremotiy of breakinc ground for General Grant's monument at Hiveraide park next Monday.

Gonstal O. 0. Howard will havo one cninpanr of infantry, with a band. In addi. tion tothoso thore will bo a body of United States troops from Fort Columbus aud battery of artillery, who will land at tho foot of Ono Hundred and Twenty fifth street, North rlvor, per steamer Chester A.

Arthur, to take part in the ceremony. Tha department commander of New Jersey writii that he will bo preient with bin staff, lienjamin F. Tniey, tecretary nf tlio navy, writes that ho baa iloiailed the United. States steamship Yantic to flro an appropriate salute in front of the tomb. A delegation of the utato department.

G. A. will aleo bo probcnt. Commander in chief Yeazoy of tho G. A.

It. national encamp mont cannot ba present. Clark Wriyht and F. S. Barlram of Alexander Hamilton tioit No.

103 invitea the Grant monument as.mjciaiion and their invited guest to meet at thu Hotel Clare mont, at Kivorsido park, immediately north of the tomb, at 1 o'clock 1'. it. General ColliB. chairman of tlie executive committee, announces the following pvoramin The department commander anil fluff will havo cliarze of lie entire ceremony. The New l'm city postB will report to Marshal'Comraile Georiro Cliapell, the Kinita county posU to Marshal Comrade Gtorce V.

Drown; posts from out of town departments will report to Marshal Comrade John Kohler, chief of staff. The different pouts will assemble at Riverside park, at 2 P. i harp, without music. N. York posts on east and south of mound, Kinja county posts on west fide, visiting posts ou north side, a whola aa.n.ire, facing inward.

Tlie order of exerehe.s will be: Overture by tin; United States band, prayer by tho ltev. Clark Wrinht of Hamilton post, "Tho Star Spangled liannor'' by the choristers under chareo of 8. G. l'ratt; W. II.

Lawtou has kindly volunteered to sing the tolo: Introductory remarks. Department Commander Freeman; oration, General Horace l'orter; B.ong, "America, by tho choriBters, during which tho ground will be broken by th department commander, G. A. saliitc will be fired by United States steamship Yantio ud tha battery of United States artillery; Doiolnsy will be huhk by the etitiro chorus, the atldienco all joining in. CONSCIENCE HADE HIM A COWAKD.

Tlio Tbicf tied and I.ct't 2 in I'ilu ul rimidcr tlcltmJ. "Don't want to buy some line underwear and hose cheap aaid a rough looking man, laying down a bundle of mountainous proportions on the counter of Mrs. Jtona Rosenthal's littlo Clothing store, 3 Leonard itreet. The man had a nimstor look and was continually clancing behind bun. Mrs.

Itosenthsl looked at the goods end the man seemed to be a state ot silipenso. "How am I to know (hat yon have obtained the good honestly she said at last, looking tho man straiitht in the eye. lie did not wait to make any reply, but uuickiv rushed out and disappeared, leaving the behind him. About an hour later, Deketivo Lyons pass, Mrs. Itnsenthal called him, relalcd the fact and delivered to him tho mysterious bundle.

It ia now at the Stagg nireet police fetation. A CDUcfvt vi.l bo on the HOlh inst. nt Avon haii, avenue, near FulMii, olrett, Jtor tlie Leutiic of tiic iioms for iucurables. I fjiiB pocket. Tho timepiece was discovered in tine of the prisoner's shoes.

Justice Goetting this morning held tho accused In U.iioo tu await the action of tho grand jury. NKW KODAID OUJC CLUfl. The Jareaica rod and gun clnb has boon organ zod. It i composed of residents of Jamaica and Sebastian Hesbach is prosident, johii B. secretary, and Christian J.

ffnnz, trta.urcr. Tho club is having a Queen Anne hou e. ir ic, with extension, erected. 2ne lueml uip is limited to 21. LAisuEH fou rouirRy.

The Queens county agricultural society hf fflueil to chare an ontrauco foe of $1 for each xhiblt or poultry at the Octobor fair. Sixty por of the receipts will go to tho winners of first premiums and 40 percont. to the winner of Bccoad premiums. Tho society will pay the tnll so into force Everr person proving an jfjivi ui we required to makaftda. 2.

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