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and waa escorted to the Station house In Stagg and building, 20xI00 Daniel O. Harrlton to John McDonald. FIRST EDITIOI. 19 HM WANTKDi the corner or authority. 1DOABD 116 FIRST PLACE FIRST JO class front and back rooms, furnished or unfor nlshed; terms moderate.

sea 6t "STfT ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE TfV spootablo young woman, as a goad oook, washer and Ironer; haa good oity rBferenoes from her last plaoe. Call for two dMB at No. 8 Franklin plaoe, first house from MONDAY EVENING SEPT. 0. Cobbeotion.

Mistakes will occur, even in newspapers, yea, even In the polico itomsof newspapers. For instance, at Fultoa markot on Friday, two men named Coatdlo and Monaban stole some provisions from Mr. B. W. Floyd, who keeps a stand there and tn our report on the pome afternoon Mr.

Floyd Mmsett was publiehcd as tho thlof instead of Monahan, mclimfco at, south side, 25 leei east oi aies sto, 8fi. John Foley to James Kartell. Rlcreon at, west eido, U4 teet north of Myrtle avo, 20x10 8V50. Gerard M.Mtevtns to Jennlo Roilley, Pn i idcnt at. north eld.

200 foet west of Uonrt Bt, 10X71 23x66x75 815,000. Cornelius J. Borgon to Domlnlous B. Vforuees. Tompkins avo, east nide, SB foet noutb of Van Boron at.

lot and building. 18xllW John Burst to John W. Brown. PEOM SATURDAYS LATE EDITIONS TBE CALIFORNIA ELECTION. (roboblo Socoobs of tho ilomocrmMc Party.

8ak FnAKOMOO. 8ept. 3. Tboro is an unusual delay In counting the vote in tho oity. Tho Independents have elected Selby, Mayor; Hanns, County Clerk; Freeman, Firo Commissioner; tbrco supervisors, and three school direc tors.

Tho Demootats have elected White, Sheriff; HlKgtaJ, Recorder; KlopeDburg, Treasurer; Rosenheim, Asses sor; Burne, Dlsthot Attorney, and Parks, Harbor Commissioner. The Independents claim that they have broken the "Bins" In tho Board of Supervisors, destroyed the partizan character of tho Police Department prevented tho Flro Department from becoming a politloal machine, and achieved a great viotory. The Democrats have carried everything in Sacramen to and Nevada counties, whtoh wero hitherto Republican. Hon. M.

Gwln, haa boen elected to the State Sen ate from Calveras county. It is assortod that hta father is an aspirant for Mr. Cole's place in the United Statea Senate. Reported KesifTuatfou ot Senator Grimes. OniOAOO, Sept.

4th, 1869. The Tribune of this city says editorially, this morn inff. "Wo learn by a private letter from Paris tho Hon. James W. Grimes, of Iowa, has resigued hts seat iu tha United States Senate, to take effect Decombor 1st, and tbat ha will not return to this country until next year.

His health ii somewhat improved, but not Buffloiently to enable him to resume his pnbllo duties at Washington at the next sosslon of Congress, and being unwllliiig that BIS State Should lOSO ner proper repreaenittnuu at Washington to wait upon his proper rooovery, he has transmitted his resignation to Gov. Merrill. His term of offlce expires in Maroh 4tb, 1871. The election of his successor for the unexpired term will devolve upon tho Legislature, which meets during tho coming winter. Murder in I'toiladclpUia.

Philadelphia, Sept. 4, 1839 Richard Carter, bOBB mnBon at tho F.iirmouut Water Works, was shot and killed by Joseph 8nyder, thla morning at 10 o'clock, whilo at work cutting stono upon tbe Park. The shooting was premeditated, and grow out of an old grudge which Snyder had against Carter arising irom ihe latter's rofusalto furnish him work. Tho murderer was arrested after a desperate reststanoo by Park Guard Phy and Captain Lyon, and 1b lookod up at the Central Station. Deceased was obout 40 years, old, and tho murderer about 50, Wisconson Politics.

Madison, Sep. i. General Allen, ibe Socretary of State, his notified Mr. Sponcor, who has boon nominated on tho Republican ticket for Secretary of State, tbat his resignation of (he office he now holds will bo aoceptod, feeling that his confidence has boon betrayed by Mr. Sponcor' seeking the nomination over him.

Found Drowned. Fobt Hamilton, N. 7,, Sept. i. Justico Bennott, of Bay Ridge, held an inquest today on tbe body of a man about fifty years of age, found on the bosch.

He woro gray mixed pants, light Back coat, check shirt, gray woollen socks, whlto knit drawers, course shoes. Tlio Courts for llloiidaT The cool weather of the last few days has had the effect of bringing back (o thn city largo numbers of tho legal fraternity. To thorn the chilly winds of autumn are laden with the odor of prospective briefs and fees. They scent tbo battle from afar, and tholr aro already resounding with the din of tho lega conflict which will bo inaugurated on Monday next. The gentlemen who practise this profession in tho Admiralty Courts have boen combining business with pleasuro by studying nautioal matters at the sea ports along tho sboros of the EcBtern States and have como back ready to bother a witness and astonish tbo court with ths extent of their ship building and sailing knowloge.

Others have been rusticating in iho woods and on the mountains, Thoy havo hooked some of the largest trout on record and as a natural consequence expect to pocket fees of fabulous amounts during the coiuiug fall and winter. Others havo flitted around to tho differ, cnt fashionable watering places and all of them aro as brown and sinewey as IndlanB and evidently considerably improved both physically and mentally by their summer vacation. Next Monday Judge Thompson will commence tho trial of Equity cases in the City Court, and on the following Monaay the flrBt twenty casea to be trlod by a jury will be oalled. The titles of tho cases to ho tried on tbat occasion hive already been published in the Eaold. In tho Supremo Court, Special Term, Jndgo Barnard will preside next Monday, and among the caBes to bo argued on that occasion the most important will bo tha application for a permanent injunction to reUraln the Water Commissioners from laying Belghn pavembut along Bridge street.

Tho property owners will be represented by Mossrs. Goodrich and Wiieelor, and tho Commissioners by Mr. Jesse Johnson, Assistant Corpor atlon'Counsel. A jury has been summoned for tho trial of Admiralty cases in Iho U. S.

District Court, on the 15th btfore Hon. Judge Benedict, SUPREME COURT BENJAMIN AN drewB, Administrator, against Richard Jackson and others In pnisusnce oi a judgment order in the abovo eniitlcd action, bearing dato May Is. 1869, 1 will sell at public auction, in tbo salesroom, No. 881 Fnlton street, in tho City of Brooklyn, on the 16th day of September, 1869, at twelve o'clook, noon, the (ollonfng described property. Viu All those certain pieces or parcels of land situate in the Seventh Ward of the City of Hrookljn, boimdod and described as follows Beginning at a point on tho northeasterly corntr of Lafijette av.nno and 8chenck street, thence running northwesterly alontt Schenck street ntnety iivc feet: thence eastward? at right angles to Schenok street to land sow or lute of Tunis 'J'.

Cowtinboven; thence southwardly alone said Cowenhnvon's l.mi) about nmotv fivefeetto a point on tho northwardly side of Lafayette avenue auout one imnoica ana one lecc frot the northeastwardly corner of slid Lafayette avenue an Sclitnek street, and thence ntnnine westerly nloncr bi Lafaj etto avr nuo ono hundred and one foot, to the place au23 PATRICK CAMPBELL, Sheriu. CttJPRFME COURT, KINGS COUNTS jTj James Ryan, plaintiff, axainst Bartholomew Whelan, defendant. Suninsons for a money demand on contract. (Com. not seryed.) To the defendant: You are hereby Burpmoned and required to answer the complaint in thia ncticn, which will be bled in the office of tho Ole rk of tho County of Kings, at tho Court HouBO.in the oity of Brooklyn, una to Btrve a copy of your answer to tbe said complaint on tho subscribers, at their office, No.

151 Montague at, in tho Cityot Brookljrj, Kings County. New York, within twenty days after tho temce of this onmraonB on you, exolnsive of the day of snch service and if you fail to answer tho satd complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in Ibis action will Uko judgment enamel yo ior tno sum or tnroo hundred and iifteen dollars, with intereBtfrom the 17th day of thousand ght hundred an sixty nine, besides tho cost of this aol ion. Dated August 17. 1K9. uitvoivit, uuiiuisci a ruarr, fin's amv'b.

The cottiDlaiDt ia the above action was filed this day in the offico of the Cleik of the County of Kings, at too Court Houbo in the City of Bronalvn Dated Angust Stst, t889. OROOKE, BKKGEM PttATT, Plff'a Attj's. sel 8UPREME COURT COUNTY OF KINGS Henry W. Kastman, as the Trustee of Mary J. Barber, under the provisions of tho will of Post, deceased.

Plaintiff, against Hamilton Wadnoll and Maty hiB wife, David Donald, Edward O. Owen, Anthony Hiram Acketty, George L. Mandeville. and tho Manhattan Black I end Works, Defendants, Summons, To tbe Defendant Mary Wadaoll: You aro hereby sum. moned ard required to answer the complaint in this aotion, which will be filed in tbe office of too olerk of the County of Kirgs, at Brooklyn, said County, and to serve a copy of vour answer to the said complaint on the subscriber, at his office, at No.

54 William Rtreet, in the City of New York, witbin twenty diiys after the service of tbis summons on you, exclusive of tho day of such Bcrvice; and if you fail to answer tho said complaint within tho time atoresaid. tbe plaintiff in this aotion will apply to Iho Oourt for the relief demandod in tho complaint, Dated July 6th, If 69. H. W. EASTMAN, Plaiotiff and Attorney in person.

Tbe complaint in the foregoing action was filed in ttio office of the saia Clerk of the County of Kinas. on July 21, 18t. V. EASTMAN, boI law6wW Plaintiff and Attorney in person. f.llTY COURT OF BROOKLYN DAVID L.

Horton, guardian, Plaintiff, asramst James Smith and others, Defendants, Ia pursuance of a judgment older of tbis Court made in the above entitled action on tho 4th day of July, tho Referee therein named for that pnrpoBo, will si II at public auction, in tbe rotunda, st. the front door of the County Court House, in the City of Brooklyn, on tbe 2tst day of September. IHS0, at 12 o'clock, noon, the premises iu eaid iudgmcnt mentioned and do scribed SB folloWB: All tbat certain lot of land nituatn. Ivlrm and being in the Seventh Ward of tbo City of Brooklyn, known and distirgaiehed on a certain map filed in tho of nee ot tne uiertt ot Kings uounty, January Will, 1839, entitled "iV.nD of valuable nronertv. situate in the Snvnnth Word of the City of Brooklyn," lately belonging to Garret JVoslraud, Ksq as and by tbe number Si's, bounded as fol.

Inn Beginning at a noint on tbo westerly side of Wal. worth etreet, distant two hundred aad thirty two feet nina inches northerly from the northwest cornor of Walworth Btreet and Mirtle avenue, and from thence running westerly and parallel with Mjrilo avenue ono hundred feet; Ibence northerly and parallel with Walworth streot twenty live feet: thence easterly and parallel with Mjrtlo avenuo one hundred feet to Walworth etreet, Rnd thence southerly along the westerly lino of Walworth street twenty live feet, to tho place of beginning. Datod 1869. it. usdukii, neipreo.

F. W. Taber, PUS'S Att'y. ou27 2aw3wK4T SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF TWO nrita of execution, iBsned ont of the Supreme Court. to me directed and doiiverco, will noil by public auction at No.

SSI ulton st, in the City of Brooklyn, on the 2d day of September, lt6S, at li o'clock, noon, all tho right, title and intercut which Julius Kuck had on the 20tS day af July, 1869, or at any time thereafter, in whoie bands soever tha same may be, of, in and to. Ail thai certain pieoo or parcel of land, situate, lylDg and being in the Seventh Ward of the City of Biooklyn, County of Kings and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the westerly side ft Franklin avenue, distant seventy six foet noitner'ly from the northwesterly ccrnor of Prank' fin and Lifnyctte avenues, and running theaco northerly along tne westerly aide of Franklin avenue twenty feet and one inch to a point which is opposite the centre of a party wall standing partly on tho premises herein described and Dartly on the premises adjoining on tho noith: thence westerly and through tho centre of said party wall, as far as the same extends, and parallel with Lafayette avenue, eighty feet; thence outberly and parallel with Franklin avenue, twenty feet and one inch thence easterly and parallel with Lsfarr ctle avenue, eighty feet, to the westerly side of Franklin avenue, to the point or plaos of beginning. Also, all that certain lot. piece or parcel of land with the brown stone front dwelling honse thereon, situate, lying and being in the i nth Ward of tko City of Brooklyn, County of Kings and State of New York, distant two hundred ond ninety three (293) feet easterly from tho point formed by the intersection of tbo norlherl'sidoof Third streot with the easterly side of Fifth avenue; running thence northerly and parallel with Filth avenue, ninety (80) feet; thence easterly and parallel with Third street, twenty two iiJ) feet; thence Bootherlyand parallel with fifth avenue, ninety (90) feet, to the northerly sido of Third etreet, and thence wctttrly along the northerly side of Third streot, twenty two (3?) feet, to tho point or place of beginning Dated Brooklyn. July 80lh.l86.

jy.11 1bw63 PATRHlK CAMPBELL, Sheriff. i he sale of the above property is hereby postponed until the 9th day of September. 1869, at tho same hour and plaaa. Dated Brooklyn, September 2, 1889. 1 se3 lawtaF PATRICK CAM PBULL, Sheriff.

SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A IO writ of execution. Issued out of tho Supreme Court, to Dio oirected and delivered, I will sell by pablio auction, at No. 8cl Fnlton street, in the City Brooklyn, on the 34th day of Septeiuber, 189, at 12 o'clock, noon, all the right, title and interest wbicb Lonis Nandin had on the 23'h day of October, or at any time thereafter, in whose hands soever tho same may be, of, in and to, All that certain pieoo or parcel of land situate, lying, and being in tho town ot Flatbneh, County of Kings and State of New York, bounded as follows, to wit: Westerly by land formerly of Load Nandin, and now or lat of Lorenzo Delmordco; southerly by land formerly of John Baptist Lagoire. and now or latq of Lorenzo Delmonlco; easterly by lan 1 formerly of Jonn Lefferts, afterwards conveyed to John Vanderbilt by deed dated November 5, lfManof recorded in said office Deoember 8, 1P89, in Lib. 514 of Conveyances, page and northerly by land formerly of said John Lefferts; said piece or parcel of land beig about three hundred and siity nin feot loos by about sixty eight teet wide, aaa beiDg nnvned bi tM eoid John Lefferto and wife to Louis din.

dee dated on or about April 1. 1851. being lo part ofDaroelNo. 16S npon the Commissioners' map of Uads rir tha linnndarfea or Pmsnaac Pnrfr nnrtnr nn aot of the Logisls vre, passed April SO, 1866, aa shown npon ik. dfacrram.

and marked AnuinrRnn And itiro all tne right, title and interest, it 'any, which the Mid LoUsNBudin badonthe 8th day ot October. 186S, or at any Urns thereafter in and to the award, or any portion ot thn jtnrd. mane fbr said narcel No. 1KR hvilinflrrnimii. rloneis oi Estimate and Assessment appointed under said act Datfd Brooklyn, Aug.sfc 10, 1KB.

r.iAu. um ujujjlj, nuerinj Bireer, xno prieouor uut uuiug tion, the hearing waa aaiourneuuavi. u.oj. mn. rvinbtnMa AnonntuR Wolflnd was also the party to an assault the facta of whloh aro these.

Tho Constable had called upon one Frauk Gutting witn an execution to levy upon nis eneots to sansiy a juuumoun before JUBtico Eames, Gutting snapped his Angers and Bald the paper was worthless and a humbug, and dared the officer to lay a finger on his goods. Not at all intimidated Mr. Wolfing was proceeding to levy in the performance of bis duty aa a publlo officer when he was assaulted by Gutting and forced to boat a retroat. Gutting was arrested by 0Hoer Adams and was oom mittea ior examination on i a ay oi next woea. Stolen Property Recovered.

An officer of the Fourth Precinct, New York, tbis morning ap Deaied before Justice Voorhies with two boys named John Wilfon and ThomaB McLaughlin whom he had ar reBtodon Saturday on suspicion tnnt a ptece or waterproof cloth valued $30, which they woro endeavoring to sell in Madison street had bson Btolen by them, Tho iaci of their arrest having been telegraphod to tho several stations the owners of the cloth wero ascertained to bo Messrs. J. C. Duffy of No. 204 Grand street from whom It had boen stolen last week from in front of iheir store, and the prisoners are beleived to be but tools in tho intorest of somo older thief of the ehopllftlDg order.

The case bad not been called up to a late hour owing io a pressure of business as is usually tho case on Mondays. THIRD EDITION. eagIjE office, hi FUBTHEB FROM EUROPE. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. London, Sept.

61 P. M. nnneola for monev. consols for the account, 92. United States Five twonties, 1802, 83; 1885, 83; 1867, 82; Ten forties, 75; Illinois Central, yi; rio 23.

Rentes, 70 a 00. FBANKtfOBT. ept, o. U. S.

Bonds, 88. Pabis, Sept 62 P.M. The Bourso continues excited and rentes have de clined from 70.90 to 70.75. Ltvebpool, Sept. 61:15 A.

M. The Cotton market la fiat. Sales 5.000 bales. Mid dling Uplands, 13 a 13. Middling Orleans, 13.

Condition of Gen. WawlinRO. Washington, Sept. 0. Gen.

Rawlings is rapidly sinking. He is sustained by stimulants. A physician haa his finger on hispulsa constantly and when the beats fall below 100 a small doEO of brandy and water is administered. The effort seems io be to keep him alive until Gon. Grant reaches hero which will be some time this afternoon.

Though his mind thus far has been perfectly active his iutetlcct is now becoming somewhat clouded. Beatli of ta, Supposed Relative of Wash ington CmoiNNATr. September 0 Mrs. Cathar ine Washinoton died in Delhi township. HMiirdflv mnrnlntr.

noflrl elffhtv veara. It is Claimed that shn was a relative of President Washington. She wop, born and married on tho Washington ostate, in Onlpepper county, Virginia. Conviction of a murderer. Fobt Wayne, Sept.

6, At Covington, Indiana, on Saturday, Frederick R.im ster was found guilty of murdor in the second degree. The trial lasted four dayp, and on account of tho horri Mo nature of tho crime created considerable inforost. It will be remembered that last June he shot and killed Mrs. Jones, a widow lady, without any causo other than that he alleged Mrs. Jones hid meddled with his domes tio affairs; at the same time ho shot and seriously wounded a beautiful young lady tbo ball lodged in her braiD, and though she still lives she haa become Insane, Since the murder Bcmster has feigned insanity.

In ji wreck tiiid JCoss of Life. Norfolk, Sept. Fait of the crew of the British bark Ezra, ashore on Body's Island, have arrived here. They roport tbat iu attempting to reach the shore in a small boat, Captain Harless, bis wife, the chief mate, ono boy and two sea meD, named Peter Hanson and Peter Williamson, woro drowned. The cr6W say the vessel will probably bo a total loss.

Express ffSolitiei on the Plains. Chicago, Sept. C. Passengers arrived hero briDg accounts of the rob bery of one of Wells, Fargo Co. 'a stago coaches on the St.

Helena and Corlnne lino on tho night of Au gust 3lBt, A party of eight men, masked, rushed out upon the coach, ordered tho driver and tho passengers, ten in number, to keep quiet, and then they took pos session of threo boxes containing 830,000 in gold bricks and dust. They escaped with the plunder. A ITIan Crushed to Death ly a Calling Wall. A laborer named Daniel Lexton, a single man residing with his Bister at No. 116 FirBt street, whilo engaged on Saturday about noon In excavating (he cellar for tbe new public markot about to bo erected on tbe block fronting on First street, between South Sixth street and Broadway, was almost instantly killed by the falling npon him of a portion of the oun dation wall, cauBed by digging out a eand pit directly beneath the line of the wall.

A number of other workmen barely escaped the falling debris by getting out of harm's way at the first indication of danger. The companions of tho unfortunate man lent every assistance to extricate him, from, flts per situation, but it was not until life was extinct that the mass covering his body oould bo sufficiently ro moved for the purpose. Deceased was about 40 years of ago and leaves no other known relative except tho sister mentioned. Coroner Whitehill empannelled a jury, end as a preliminary to the inquest to be held this owning, visited the spot yesterday to obtain a cor rect idea of the cause of tho catastrophe. The Fibe Depabtment Examination op Dmvebs.

A large number of applicants for appoint ments in the Fire Department appeared at headquarters this morning; only tho engine drivers howevor were considered. A tborobgh examination, medical and otherwise, was made of each candidate; and before appointment, a practical text of the capabilities of each will be required. The salary attached to the position of engine driver is 8000 a yoar. Dr. W.

F. Swalm, who conducted the Burgical part of the examination, is a yousg man who was previously nnknown to the Fire Commissioners, and was highly recommended for the important office he holds by many of the eminent surgeons and phyeicfans of tbe city. During tho war, ho went out as A6Bi6Unt surgeon to the Brooklyn 14th Eeglment, was afierwards appointed Surgcon ln Chief of the General Hos pital at Wneeliug, and subsequently joinod the 15th N. Y. Engineers, remaining with Ihom to tho closo of the war.

Ho is an old hand at tho work now required of.bim. Fatal and Minob Casualties. A child, named John Feeney, aged threo years, whose parents lvo in Taylor street, E. was fatally injured on Saturday afternoon by being run over by a truck iu Kent avenue. Mrs.

Mary Daley, an elderly woman received injur ies by a fall down the Btairs of her residence at No. B2 North Sixth streot, which rosulted in death a few houre subsequently. John Duplin, a carlruari, whilo driving along Broadway on Saturday evoning, was thrown to th9 pavement, and besiflOB being bruisod by iho fall was otherwiso injured by being run ovor, but not seriously. To complete the llBt for Saturday, a child, named Lizzie Maurer, fell from tho third story window of a house at No. 90 Ewen street, the residence of her parents, to the sidewalk, and escaped with a few slight bruises.

A canvas awning fortunately broke its fill. Yesterday Charles Drehr, a boy, aged eleven years, while at play on a pile of lumber in front of No. 70 Boerum street, fell off and broke his left wrist. Tempebance The Father Mathew T. A.

Society No. 2 of Brooklyn, met last evooiDg corner of Concord and Fulton streets, and elected tho following board of officers; Chns. P. Bunkle, President; Thonns Miwn, Vice President, Thomas Corrigan, Recording Secretary; A. McCoy, Financial Secretary; James Tompkins, Treasurer John Curry.Corresponding Secretary; John J.

Bodgers, Assistant Financial Secretary. A vote of tbanks was passed io the outgoing offlcors for tho very efficient manner In whloh they discharged the duties of their respective positions. After the election was over there was singing by Messrs. Bryson and Nolan, and Mies a stirring address by Mr.O'Halloran. Bueglaey.

The pork packing establishment of Messrs. E. Flnkle and Company corner of Fifth and South First streets, E. was entered in somo un accountable manner last night by some crafty thiof who was paid for his trouble in getting only a smalt amount of cash, not more than four dollars, in pennies. An at.

tempt had evidently been made to force open tho safe in which the operator did not succeod as its contonts were found intast. JLATO INTELIjIOENCE. SURROGATE'S OOUBT. How. Wiiaiam D.

Vebjbb WILLS PBOVED. Franz Eahlerfc of East New York, town of New Lots. Charles H. Johnson and Maria Vanderveer both of the City of Brooklyn, Letters of Administration wero granted in tbe estates of the following deceased perponB viz: Margaret Kolly fcmerly Margaret Ward of Eoglowood, NewJersoy. Orestes Pray, George Latham.

James Lee, Thonns MCaugoun, xnomas uonner, Mary ifilizjbetni Williams ana Abigail Amelia Street all of the City of Brooklyn. Letters of Guardianship of the person and estate of John B. Latham were granted to Daniel D. Like of tbe town ot aravesend, ot Marv Q. to Joseph H.

Osbornhfr grandfather, of Florence Pray to John D. Pray, of Cora Flint to Catherine Flint her motber. of George E. Hayes aid Otis H. Hayes to Eliza Aon uayes treir motner and ol Daniel E.

McMullin to William H. McMullin his father all of tbe City of Brooklyn, COURT OF SESSIONS Judqe Tbot and Justices HOU AND VOOBHEES, THE GEAND JUBY. A Grand Jury was to have been empannelled to day, and a panel of eoventy fivo was summoned. Out of the ontiro panel only fifteen Jurors wre obtained and tboy were discharged notfl to morrow morning and an extra panel of twenty fivo Jurors oalled for. Hongs County Real Estate Transfers.

Dean st, south eido, 250 ft. west of Ealph ave, 80.9il00 Oliver B. Leich to Thomas Nelson. Deon Bt. 6ontn aide, 200 ft weBt of Hudson ave, 60x314 5 $6,000.

Henry Place to Geo. B. Eikins, i Uhmor at, Bonth siile, 1(8 ft west of Witris ave, 18 9x71 bamuel Willets to Simon Schmidt. Hickory st north side, 120 ft west of arcs ave, 20j1i)0 C8.SW. Samuel J.

Smith to Pauline R. Holl. Schermerhorn t. south Bide. ft oast of Hojt st, lr 100 8200.

Roius Litchfield to John Craft. Hancock et, eonth side, 2S7 feet east of Tomokins ave. 17.6x100 J2 400. Joseph T. Saokettto Wm.

R. BnUer. Fourteenth Ward, map of T. H. Poppleton, Nos.

310 ond 312 John Harrison to Albin Herbert. Prospect Bt; south ide, 75 feet east of Gold st, 25x97.6 $8,600. Gerard Willett to Henry T.Bennlstra 0 Prospect at, sontb side, 75 foet east of Oold st, lot aad building, 2Sx97.t) Henry T. Rennison to Charles B. Hoiden.

Wft 253 feet west of Seventh ave, 155 James W. Smith to Matthias tionz. Union st, north sloe, 829 feet east of Buffalo avo, 120x23 $235. Thomas Partridge to Daniel Hoy. Union st, north side.

803 feet oast of Smith st, 83x01) $7,920. JameB H.Martin to Catharine Kckoraon. Smith st, west side. 2Sfeet north of Warren st, lot pud building, 115x65 Mar H. Bokerson to Bobt.

Pritob aid. Bainbridge Bt.Bonth sWo, 805 foet east of Hopkimon avo, 6O10O $67S. Wm. Whittlofliy to deorsta Wallia. eide, 140 ft 8 in west of Gold ANTBDf GIRL FOR GEN URAL bousonork.

Apply at 197 Clinton st. ANTED AD AMS'PRESS FEED RS. Apply at this office. bu3IM WANTED FIVE BRICK LAYERS and four horses and oarts, at Purman st, bolow Fulton ferry, or call at office, 17 Hloks st, set ANTED A FIRST CLASS WET nurse. Apply, at onoe, at 119 Congress street.

se6 2t WANTED 43 STATE ST PiSRSONS who understand hois' olothinz. Btcady work and good pay. WANTED A MASON AT THE IKON Foundry corner of Smith and Grnlnell sts, nsar tho Penny bridge. JAMES B. RUSSELL.

WANTED A GOOD GIRL, FO BN erol housework. Apply for two days slNo. 8 Bond street, Mrs. WILLIAMS. ANTED A PROT1SSTANT WOMAJJ jib cook, washer and ironer.

at 77 Montague street, corner of Henry ANTEDA COMPETENT WIDOW would likn to take in or ao out by the day. Apply at antier sr. ANTED A FIRST RATE OOUK, washer and ironer, at 199 Henry Bt. Satisfactory reference reauired. seo 2t ANTED AN EXPERIENCED WAIT" i am one who is willins to assist in waBhinir and iron ing.

Apply at oa yyosc warren be. WANTED ATTHE HAT MANUFAC tory, corner Willoughby and Raymond rive opei ators on Wilcox GibbB sowing machines. WANTED A YOUNG PROTESTANT girl, for general housework. Apply at 377 Navy St. Referonce required.

seB at WANTED A WOMAN TO COOK, WBsh and iron; must be a good cook also, a cham bermaid. APP'y, witn recommenaanonB, cun piaoe. ANTED A FIRST CLASS GENE rial housework sir). Apply in Quinoy street, twelfth bouse east of Nostrand ave, south side. WANTED OPERATORS ON WHEEL er 4 Wilson's sewing machines, on vests.

Apply at 335 una periana st, AUTRD A RESPECTABLE GIRL. as ohambennaid and nurse, in small family; one wno tnorougmy unaerstanua uer uukiuok iviuiauwa required. Apply to 194 Washington Bt. XlfANTED A WELSH, SOOTCJ1 OK TV German girl, to cook, wasn e.na iron; wno understands her business thoroughly with good references. Ap ply at no.

6 YY1I10W st, WANTED A NEAT AND TIDY HLU.U bnnaAwnrlr in a familv of two nersons; German preferred. Call at 46 Johnson st, from 10 to 12 o'clock to morrow. ANTED A SMALL GIRL, TO TAKE care of a babv: one of acood disposition, with good recommendations, will hear of a good home. Apply at 341 Clermont ave. WANTED A WOMAN OAPABL JE of doing general bouse work for a small family; city recommendations requirea.

Appiy 411 ywduku between Nostrand and Maroyava. seS.t X7ANTI)D A COOK, CHAMBERMAID Vv nnri wMtrAWL find tin and seamstress: all com petent girls, with good references, at Carroll, third door east of Court st, opposite the park. soS 2t WANTED A GIRL FROM FOURTEEN to sixteen for general housework in a small family. Call for two days at 875 Carlton ave, between Fulton and Atlantio aves. ANTED A WOMAN FOR GENERAL hnnnewflrkin nrivato family; must understand nlain cooiirc, and wath and iron well.

Apply ot 49 Ryer son st. eo ANTED A GIRL, TO DO GENERAL innionilr rrnnA trash pr nnfi ironer rranired. AtinWin Olaeaon avn. between WillonaLiby and DeKalb. Bcconu uooTjroni i.iuug iuy, tviii i.u ANTED A PROTESTANT GIRL, AS nhiM'annriin.

TTnnrRAntnnnable rnfriranoesreouirad. Apply Clinton ave, west side, sixth house north of Gatos. BB9 ANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework in a emu)) family must havo good ret' erencpn. Apply Monroe st, nrst nouso west or aiaroy ave. ee43t ANTED A PROTESTANT GIBL, AS nliftTnbnrmairl and waitress: one who undevat Tlds her bnsfoefg.

and can come well reoommendod, may apply at 44 annas si, cor. or aqucdb, sei zr. Vetanted at the hat MANUPAC tory. corner'of Rajmond and Willonghhy sts, fifty XUraru worn Ul irimuiunr.auu uirib iaj hiku. uvu up.

orators on Singer'SBewing machines, to braid skirts. Be3 61" T7K7ANTED A GOOD PLAIN COOK, VT washer and ironer. in a private family; a Protest, ant preferred mustbave sood reference. Apply immediately in Gates ave, fifth house abovo franklin, left band aido. B61 at ANTED AN ENGLISH LADY OF Inlnnt nnd a snnerinr mnRio teacher and nianist.

wi.hnsa few more Dnnils: rrreatpst tiains taken with Doain ners; satisfaction gnaranteed; terms 81 par week. Ad dress PIANIST, Eagle office. ANTED A NEAT AND TIDY GIRL At and waitress in a Hmall funilv: must be able to do a little plain sewing, and have the best of city reference none otner neoa aDply at 14 irst plaoe, between 7 and 8 P. M. TTKTANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL housework in a small family muBt be a thorough good cook, washer and ironer and well reoommended none corner of High.

WANTED A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL (Protestant), to do chamberwork and plain sew ing; mnst be willinc to make herself generally useful wages from $7 to $8 per month. Apply at SOI Clermont ave, near (Jieene. seo at" TS7ANTED A COMPETENT PROTES tant girl, to do the work for a small family must be a good cook, wasner ana ironer. ana come wen reoommended. A good girl will find a good plaoe at good wages.

ANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL housework aDrivate family: mnst understand nlnin cnnlilncr. and wash and iron well. AodIv on Groone ave, first house west of Washington ave, next to Methodist unurcn. WANTED TWO GIRLS ONE AS cook and assist in the washing, end the other for chambermaid and care of children: liberal watres will he paid eatiefaclory reference required. Apply in DeKalb ave, corner ot canton, next to tDe arag store.

sett 'tv TXT AN TED A WET NURSE, ONE WITH If a cnild from four to eigne montns ola prererrei the child to remain with the mother. Apply at 105 Joral mon et, cor. unnton, Deiween ana iu a. 3W4r. and7to8P.M.

WANTED TWO GOOD COOKS, washers and ironers, wages 812 to $14; three girls for housework wages 810 to 812; one girl lately la tided as nurse and to assist at housework, and two small girls as as BistantB. Apply at WALLACE'S, 4 Sands Senear Pulton. ANTED IMMEDIATELY A CAPA ble nerson to do general housework; must bo a eoort pin in cook, washer and ironer; have good referenoes and willing to make herself useful and obliging. Call after 8 o'clock to morrow (Tnesday) morning, at SI Harrison ot, between 20 and S3, fivo doors from Clinton st, ANTED 50 SERVANTS DAILY First rate cooks, nlain conks, chambermaids, laun dresses, waitresses, nurses and srirls for general housework. for excellent families, returned from the country, and tho highest wages, at Mr.

HENDERSON'S Servants' Offloo. 18 Court st, near Montague st. so53t WANTED 100 SERVANTS TO MOR row, for exoellent situations in first lass families returning Irom the country. Cooks, obambermnids. wait tresses, nurse girls and for bonsownrk, In small families, at Mr.

CHRISTOPHER'S Select Agenoy. 10 Tillary street. Abundance of places without waiting. Wages, $12 to $16. Ho chsrgo nnlesB suited.

WANTED 100 EXPERIENCED SER vants and girls lately landed, immediately perior situations in greatabandance, at HE VDRIOKSON'9 Office, 121 Atlantio Bt. All respectable, neat girls wanting tho best situations, should apply at this office, tho most rcliablo and best in Brooklyn. Crowded every dav with ladies. se6 2t ANTED GIRLS BRINGING REG omrnendations. and those who have never lived out, cbd always get situations and good wages, with first claps families in city and country, by applying at 211 Flat bush ave, near Bergen st.

Superior girls, who w'll be will ing to proceed to places without staying in tho office, only need apply. sellm ANTED LADIES TO LEARN TO operate on all kinds of sewingmachines all branches taupui nencct, ana recommended to worn. Macntnes tor sale and to rent. Operators sent out by the day or week. All kinds of family sewing and quilting done.

Clout jtitchod ler the trade. Over Lewis' shoe store. Anply a tfiV Myrtle avenue. Bret floor. 8u9 In) WASTED 250 SERVANTS, FORFAM ilien returning from the oountry.

All experienced servants and respectable girls, lot ely landed, wantin? Bnoe rifr situations, Bhonld apply immediately at MANNING'S Select Apency, 15 st. cor. Joralemon. where all the best families eet their help. The greatest demand for help ever in Brooklyn, is now at this agency, Abundance ot plendid situations, of every description, now ready in the first families in Brooklyn.

BoSSt' SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A WET nurse. Canbeseenby spoiling at 166 Clinton st. ANTED A SITUATION, OR DOP lion of A little orirl. 11 vniirnnf non; nnnnlra Knfrlifih and German.

Apply at 41 Prospect st. sei 2t ANTED A SITUATION, BY ANEX perienced young man. as bartender, in a first clais honso. Please address Eagle offioo. ss62t ANTED A SITUATION AS FIRST class cook: hfiflh ciitv rntnranr.P.

fl.in hn atnn in Hicks st, four doors from Nelson. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE SOectAble Woman, in A nmnll fAmilv. tn nnnV. wash and iron. Call at 176 Navy st, for two days, in basement.

ANTED A SITUATION, BY A youne eirl. as chambermaid and nnrge. Call for two days at 44'Schermerhorn st, second floor. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spectahle girl for general honsework: can give good reference from her last plaoe Call 206 Pacific St. WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE speotable young woman as a good cook, washer and iroaer: has good city referoncos.

Call for two days at 37 Carroll Bt. AWk ED A SITUATION, BY A RE pnofltnlaln innnir wnnutn no ress; has good city referenoes. Call for tivo days at 237 Gold street. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE. spootablo woman, as cook in hotol or law boarding house; good city referenoes.

Please oall at No. 161 Proapnotst. WANTED A SITUATION, AS FIRST class cook, In a rospoctable privat family; can produce good roforence. Apply at 100 Washington Bt, for two days only. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A GIRL 16 years of age, to mind a baby; or would make herself generally useful.

Apply far two days at 237 Uold street. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE Dn.A(sl,la PrnfAclnn Amnvinn mold, or take care of children. Can be seen for two days in Franklin ave, corner Van Bnrcn st. In the brick house. WANTED A SITUATION BY A PRO tcstant girl to do general housework in a nice family, or np staira work; can bring city reference.

Call at 61 York at, corner of Pearl, room 14. WANTED A SITUATION BY A MID die aged person to take charge of a lady in ao conebment or an invalid roferonon from first olass dootors. Address MRS. 177 Prospeot st, for two days. 'ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE BDPotable vonncf woman, to conk, wash nnd iron, nr bb lann dress has good oity rof eronco.

Call for two days at ooncora sc. WANTED A SITUATION BY A BE spectable yonng woman as chambermaid and to take care of children. Call for two days at 182 Johnson Bt, cor Hudson ave, WANTED SITUATIONS, BY TWO young girls, one as cook, washer and ironer; tho other as ohambermaid and waitress. Have best of oity ref call at 11 Wyokoff st aeB 2t WANTED A SITUATION, BY ARE speotable woman, as a good cook washer and ironer; has good city references. Gad for at Ml Hioks et, her last place.

WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spectablo young woman, to do general bousowork; is a good plain cook, washer and ironer; has good oity references. Call for two days at 106 Washington st. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE speotable girl, as first class oook, washer and ironer; or to do general honsowork, in a small family: best ot city reference. Gall at 261 Hudson Ave. WANTED A SITUATION, BY ARE speotable middle aged woman, in a small family to flo general housework.

Apply for two flays at 62 Third st, cor. Hoyt oity and country reference, ANTED A SITUATION, BY A GIRL of 16. to take care of a child and do lioht clmmhnr. work: will make herself usefoL OanbeseonatherTiroBont employer's, 86 Livingston st. seS 2t ANTFD A SITUATION, BY A RE fmeciablo vounar woman, as chambermaid aiirt snmn.

tress; eon operate on Wheeler A Wilson's sewing maohino goou reference, iuase uan ti iou tioimsun hi. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A BE spectahle woman, to cook, wash and iron in a small private family; has good oity references, Oall for two days at 239 Hudson avo, near Johnson st. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE sneotable girl, as cook, washer and Ironer. In a rn. speotable family satisfactory reference will bo given.

Oall for two days in Bergen si, southwest cor. Washington ave. ANTED A SITUATION, BY ARE snectable young alt), as chambermaid and walk. ress one who is very kind to ohildren and has ths best oity reference from her last place. Please call for two days at 216 Bridge st.

ANTED A SITUATION BY A RE fmnetAble woman aa conk: nnderatanlft onnklnir oil its branches, and is willing to ostist in washing and ironing can produce the beBt of oity reference. Can be seen for two days at 291 Fort Greene place, oor Fulton ave WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE spectablo I'oung girl as chambermaid and waitress con do plain sewing! In a private family. Can be soon for two days ot Ko. 8 Kinth st. Booth Brooklyn.

The best reference. WANTED A PITUATiON, BY A practical mechanic, as moulder in a brass foundry Is well acquainted with all kinds of work and a good mixer of metals; learned bis trass in London, England, Address for one week, BRASS MOULDK, Eagle office. seS lit EAOIiE OFFICE, B. WU COnmERCIAIu INTEEHOENCE. Walt, Street, Sept.

8. The stock market waa without new features this morning. New Central a little heavy. Lake Shore Borrcwbat buoyant, and tho other active stocks steady at about the dosing prices of Saturday night, with sales at irregular prices. Governments opened with but slight changes from tho closing figures of Saturday ofternoon, and those mostly in favor of holders.

Currency sixes wore, how ever, weak and declined. The following were the prices on iho first call: V. S. 6's, 1881, registered, 122 a 123; ao. ao.

coupon, 122 a 123; 18G2, coupon, 122 bid; do, 1804, coupon, 122 a 122 do, 1865, conpoD, a 123 do, new 1865, coupon 121 a 121 do. new 1867, coupon, 121 a 121K; do. ao. 1868. 120 bid; 100's, registered, 111 bid; do.

coupon, 111 a 112; carronoy bonds, 110 a 110. The firet sales of gold were tnaae on tne street mis morning, at 137, and afterward" at 137. In the gold room the price opened at 137, advanced to reacted to 187, rallied and advanced to subsequently receding to ma, at which the latest soles were made. Tho present figure of the premium is 137 to Transactions in loans range from 2 per cent for carrying, to flat, 1, 2 and 1 61 per cent for borrowing. Stock Exchange sales First Board Hsw Yobs.

September 6, U9 10000 UB 5 20 082. 123. KOMI US 6 20 65 124 18U0U 6 20 0 65 122 20o 121 60000 US 6 20 67 121 lCtdO do t3 1204 16000 OS 6s 53 20000 do 51 B00UNOSt6sn 48 76000 do tax 65 10000 do' 10000 do 100 05 80 100 Am MUa Ex. 86 200 Adams Ex Oo bo 67 lOOWellBFarExrTo 18 100 do c. 18 100 US Er 62 600 OenR, 20154 1U0 do 205 200 Hudson Riv 183M 2600 Reading BB 97 800 do.

97 10 Mioh Cen 1284 6 Panama Rbtoal 260 800 Lk 8h So B. 200 do 10W 200 lot 200 do 104 100 104 10734 200 do 103 100Ohio4M 83 800 do 82ys 600 i 600 do 85Ji 400 Ohio A BIB 1134 8U0 do 1C0 Vi ioo do ma 800 Ui'4 10 do 114 700 Mil St 100 dopref 87 100 do 8751 200PittsFt'WOg 87i 16 do 88 80 dv 87M 600 AMiss It S3 100 Chi Alt lot SOON JOen 106 100 do 10524 14e Mor A ISss 88 inomi DDI) Do9 900(1 do 65 6000NO8t4s 66 60000 Ten St Bsxo bo. fiWOU 00,,,..,. si 7000 Mo St Bs 87 66 10000 La 8s I. bds 80i saSftfl.

California 7s 128 6000 Chi 90 20uu Jm a i iBt mu 6000 tor A Bss 2d m. 92 S'jOU Cen 89 000 Erie 8dm tlltO Mil lit mx 4(00 Am 4 lm Oo 7s 9iX 2000 Lake Shdivbds. 91 1000 Mor.A BBS 1st 09 25 Bk of 109 26 Oonti'lBk 100 10 Fourth Wat 105 125 Del Hnd Canal Co 125 60 do bet cO 125 lOOWTJnTel 87M 200 do beto. 87if 100 Am Coal bete. 40 100 Pao SS Co.

b30 MJ4 SECOND EDITION, EAtSliE OFFICE, 2 1 3 P. WASHiHGTOH. Washinotos, Bept. 6, DEATH AND THE CABINET. Death, who makes no compromises, who perfects no bargains in the disposition of political who can suits no mortal as io Iho makiDg or unmaking of slates, presses bard npon the unity' of the Administration, and is relentlessly breaking up General Grant's Cabinet, Last night the associate Secretaries of General Rawlins watched beside his bed, with General Sherman and other public men, while the President, who had been summoned by telegraph, was making his way with railroad speed to receive the last words of his comrade in arms and trusted civil subor dinate.

Surgeon Geueral Barnes and Drs, Bliss and Cox were in constant attendance throughout yesterday, but gave not even tho slendereBt hope of the Secre. tarj's recovery. Great and anxious intorest was felt throughout the city, partly owing to the popularity of General Rawlins, and partly to tho peculiar sadness of the circumstances of the case. Consumption brings tbe final summonB to him at a comparatively early age. He is yet under forty.

MrB. Rawlins, who has recently lost a child, 1b prevented by illness from being at tho post that none other can fill, GEN. HAW IMS' FAMILY. The father and mother of Gen. Rawlins are both liv ing at Galena, Illinois.

He is ono of nine children, eight boys and one girl, all of them living but ono of the boys. Mrs. Rawlins, his second wife, and tho two children by tbo lrst wife, ore at Danbury, Conn. Mrs. Rawlins, who was confined several weeks ago 1b too feeble to move, and what adds to her dls tress is the death of her infant daughter a few days ago.

During tho General's illness he has boon visited regularly by all tho members of the Cabinet now in Wash ingtonHon. George Ma well of the Navy; Hon, Hamilton Fish, Secretary of State; Hon. Jacob D. Coy, Secretary of the Interior; and Hon. J.

Creswcll, Postmaster General BE IGIOTJS RECKS were celebrated at the bedside of the dying man at hia request, yesterday afternoon. Rev. Mr. Wilson, of McKendree Methodist Church, baptised the Secretary, and at six o'clock the Lord's Supper was administered to him. Karin the flay ho also made his will, whtoh waa winessed by most of the members of the Cabinet.

All medical relief seemed to be unavailing. He lay easily on his bed and was perfectly conscious, answer ing all questions readily, and recognizing his friends at once. HI3 RAPID DECLINE. When General Rawlins entered tho army, in 1801, he was hale and hearty; but in 1884 he took cold, from which he bas never wholly recovered. During his britf service in tho War Department he won tho confl dtnee of Mb associates by the gentleness of his manner, justice and integrity.

FESSENDEK. The tone of seriousness which tho fatal illness of Secretary Rawlins has imparted to social and political cir" cles is deepened by the news of the precarious condi" tion of Senator Fessenden, of Maine. The telegram which came frequently from Portland on Saturday were awaited and received with anxious interest. The nature of the dispatches was such that the Senator's friends hero despaired of his recovery. They were somewhat relieved by encouraging reports yesterday to the effect that Mr.

Fessendon was better and that hope in his behalf had revived. GRIMES. Somo excitement was ocoasfonod by the announcement of tho resignation of Senator Grimes, of Iowa, who has still some two yeara to serve. Tho Senator's health is such as to make it expodient for him to remain abroad longer than he had intondBd. Rather tUan leave his Beat empty he surrenders it to his State.

FROM EUilOPE. FINANCIAL AND London, Sepf, 6, 11 A. M. Consols for money, 07 do. for account, 97 U.

Five twenty bonds 83; 1865, 82; 1867, 82; ten forty, 76; Illinois, 93; Erie 23. Rentes, 70 90. Fbankfobt, Sept, 3. 11 A M. U.

S. bonds, 88. Sept 211 a. m. Cotton opens dull.

Estimated sales Middling Uplands, 13d; Middling a 13d LATEIt. London, p. U.S. bonds for 1862, 83; 1865, 83; 1837, 82; ten forty, 76. i'OSLICIi INXELliBOENCC.

Alleged Grand argent. James Butler, a laborer twenly two years of age, was arrested by Officer Sheridan of the Fiftieth Precinct, shortly after midnight, last nlgbt, charged with having stolen a sil vtr watch and gold chain, valued at sixty dollarH, from the pocket of John Duffy, at the liquor saloon of Thomas Doyle, on Fifth avenue, near Eighth street. Tho properly was found in possession of tho prisoner at the time of tho arrest. was arraigned before Police Justice Walsh this morning, when it appeared that Duffy and. be bad been drinking together during the evening.

James acknowledged taking the watcb, but averred that he had only dono so tor safe keeping. Ho was eent to jail for safe keeping unlil tho Grand Jury are ready to act upon the matter. Larceny of Clothing. John McOarty, a porter by occupation, got somewhat obfusticated with fusel, Saturday evenlDg, and, insinuating himself into the dwellincLpf Mrs. Mary McConnell, at No.

168 Hudson made off with fifteen dollars, worth of her wearing appareL A little girl witnessing the operation gave an tho fugitive was pursued and captured by Officer Doran, of the Forty second Precinct, and the plunder recovered. John was taken before Police Justice Walsh this morning and, upon pleBding "guilty," was Bent to tho Penitontiary for thirty days. Stjnda. Excise Violation. Anthony Albo nesl, saloon keeper at No.

80 Fulton street, was taken before Police Justico Walsh, this morning, by Officer Kinney, of the Forty second Precinct, and arraigned upon a charge of having violated the Excise Law, yesterday, by not having kept his saloon effectually closed. Antnony acanowieogea inai me Blue aoor oi the saloon wrs open, and that men wero passing through it, but he denied that he had Bold any liquor. A fine of thirty dollars was imposed by the Justice. Pbepabing iroB Wintee. Pat.

Kilkenny and Pat. O'Connor, a brace of juveniles of the earn culotte order. were arrested while in tbe act of unlawfully appropriating a quantity of lumber, from a new building in Hicks street, Saturday evening, by Officer Brown, of tho Forty first Precinct. The yonng prjggera wore incarcerated In the Washington street Station until this morning, when they were taken before Police Justice Woleh. The gamfns were much frightened and there was excessive blubbering.

They declared that they didn't "intind to stale but wub ony takin' a few small little pleceB of boord fur the Winty." The follow sufferers, having paesed two nights at tbe Station house, were discharged with a reprimand, Stood bit hek Husband. A woman named Mjry Donevan was arraigned beforo Justice Eames, at the complaint of Samuel Smith, of First street, E. who. bb alleged, had been struck by Mrs. Donevan in a violent manner.

It seeme that Mr. Smith and the husband of Mrs. Donevan had a difference about a piece of cart rope, culminating in a Btand np fight, whloh, being witneBsed by tho wifo, she, as a of course, took sides with her husband, and settled the roiv by a few well directed blows upon tbe face of Smith. The Justice adjourned tho hearing until the 13th proximo. Chioben Thus? Arrested.

Officer Lan gridge last night caught a young man giving his name as John Keliy. emerging from an alloy way in North FouriU strett, E. with a somewhat elderly chicken in his band, the neck of wbioh had evidently been wrung for the purpose of precluding any chance oaoklo of alarm it might otherwise have been disposed to give forth. Kelly waa taken before Alderman Nolan, but the owner of the defunct hen failed to put In tux appearance to prosecute, and he was discharged. A Neighborly Feud.

Tbe Ballordg and Popps, residents at the lower end of North Ninth street, E. have for tbe past two weeks been at variance, and about very otber day have managed to appear in court either as complainant or defendant on some trlviol charge, each againBt tho other. On Saturday the children, copying after the example of their old era, got np an impromtu fight, which culmntated iu a felonious assault by Wm. H. Pope, a lad of 16 years, upon Murift Ann Ballard, a girl of 12, who waa struck a vio li nt blow npon with a club in the hands of tbeupgallant youth.

Officer Taggart arrested the yonng man, who, on being taken before Justice Voor bies to day, admitted having dealt tho Wow, and was fined 920 therefor. OtoOEBS Assaulted. Samuel Galbraith a parly considerably the worse for liquor, fell foul of Officer Spackman last evening, and on being requested to conduct himself in an orderly manner, began abusing blm, and threatened to punch ibn hoad of tbe officer and disarm blm of his baton. This latter Galbraith attempted to effect by first grappling the officer by tho throat, In return far which ho received asovere club OARD 42 WILLOUGHBY ST FIRST OtftRR hnnrd for crnntlnmnn and wife nr toslaglo gentlemen also, a hall room. seff lit OARD TO LET A LARGE.

NIOE.iY 9 fcrniehed room, suitable for two gentlemen, with board, per work eioh; private family 170 Myrtle ave. BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS ROOMS to lot Tfflth ImnrA ty, lamilia, nr OAnllnmpn. Annlv at. CO State St. BPtilt BOARD A HANDSOMELY" FURNISH td room, with (irst oluss Vjoard, for gentleman and wife, or two Bingle gentlemen; forms modorato; dinnorat tfjP, M.

Apply nt2H Ashland Place. BeSft BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS A UiliN tlcman and wife ni Inn thren Kinirln gentlemen. can obtain very pleasant rooms, by applying at 15J Henry st, cor. Joralemon. so i 5t rOARD GOOD HOMB FOii THE WIjlN faT A widow lnriv or II Abu turn a in hi.

nrl. vate house, very cheap. Inquire for ten days at 418 van Bnrenst. se63i BOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, or two gentlemen, oun be aouommodated witn gout' beard and pleasant rooms, convenient to the ferries. rioasu can ni uoraiemon sc.

aeo at" "OOARD 70 WILLOW ST AND JTi somely furnished second floor rooms, en suite or singly; modern improvements also, third floor rooms between Fulton and Wall St. ferries references. se8 3 tM W8 BOARD A LARGE FRONT ROOM, with water and bathroom, for a lady and gentleman, orjwo gentlemen: also, a single room. 116 iulton st: breatfast 6X, lunch 12 and dinner 6. eeti 3t BOARD AT 18 LAFAYETTE AVE PJftrtsanfc rnnmR.

wilh tmad board, for or gentlemen and their wives. Apply at 821 uoltou at, oppo site ivrruyunu OARD TO LET, WITH FIRST CLASS board, at 49 Nassau Bt. a large and small room, con necting, second story, front; also, a large front room on the isooj; bod at TJOARD 36 SANDS ST A GENTLE, WW mRTi nnd wiffl And 11 nincflfl izantleman oan be oooom modatert with niely fumieLed rooms and good board at iltn dUa ia nnmriA. nfmunnnn nnrl vnnniKnil add fit BOARD 15 WILLOW ST, BROOKLYN HeiBhts. Onnd board, with a lanre.

Dleasant. airv room, presses, bath room, gas, and all modern improvements. Dinner at 6 o'olook. sell 6t BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, TWO large rooms, on second story, ono large and one email room on third story. Apply al 15 Soharmerhorn st, between Court and Olinton.

seo 6t BOARD 205 HENRY ST. LARGE, pleasant back parlor; also, Becond floor, back room, and third floor, front; also, single roomo tolot, with board; terms moderate between Wall street and South ferries. seB 2t "OOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN JL9 Parties wishing to mako arrangements for board through the winter, can secure pleasant rooms in good loca tion, at 10 oecono place, wnere tue oomrorts or a noma can Via bnri mnHomto inifl, rrnnA hnawl anlt fit OARD A HANDSOME, FURNISHKD I MnA. nHn fn.tha winter: board drst class. House has all Imorovements.

pleasantly situated, opposite Washington park. Apply at DeKalb ave, Becona door west of Cumberland St. seS 3t BOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, and ono or two single gentlemen, can be accommodated with pleasant rooms and good board, at reasonable rat pi. applying at 16 Dean Bt, bet. Smith and Hoyt sts.

Be66t BOARD TWO GENTLEMEN OR GifiN tleman and wife can be accommodated with board and pleasant rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with all modern improvements terms moderate. Apply at 96 Willoush byet, nearDumeld. seS2t Art i FRONT AND BACK ROOM, on tho second floor, furnish od or unfurnished, with board, to a gentleman and wife; house is pleasantly located boater, ga3 and bath terms very moderate. Enquire at 105 Canton ave, BetS 2t BOARD TO LET, WITH BOABD, A large, pleasant room an second floor, snitable for two gentlemen aleo, a small room for one person family small and quiet; bouso convenient to throe ferries; terms moderate references required. Apply at 190 Adams Bt.

Beii 3t BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, AT 278 Union Bt, single rooms orTooms en suite for single gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives; hotio has all the modem improvements, pleasantly situated, and within one oiocKor tnroo car routes, amner at un pn nn. TJOARD 225 CARLTON AVENUE JLP Roomstolettonentlomen and their wives, or single cAntlpmn Vioiiro hna nil the modern imnrnvements: also. one large room on second floor, front, witn hot and oold wa ter cooq domes press iu tue viuiuuy wi lour uar luuies, llinlSr AtfiJ. S082t OOARD TO LET. WITH BOARD.

IN JLJ a private Ammiuun iauiily, a suit of rooms, together or separate, suitable for a man and wife, and one or two nlhers. wltbin five minutes of Pulton ferrv: house hajall modern improvements, and a firstrclass neighborhood. Ap ply at IV naBSau Bt. aeo TTAPT1 A TJfJf A '11171 TP A TIT! 1 TM JO Henry street. Brooklyn, near South and Wall street ferries, a pleasant and select location, oan accoumoiinto a gentleman and wife with board, sitting and bed rooms; iirstclass table and comforts of a homo.

Address J. rjox o.o3, i. jl. r. if.

ao" ni. BOARD OI Ifi OF KOOMS ON second or third floor, (furnished and unfurnished), in the modern built house No, 9 Hanson place, fifth door above itaymoDast; rooms win De i emoa eo suite or sepa raleiy; location extiemely pleasant and terms moderate. se62l BOARD AT 209 HENRY ST, NEAR State To let, with board, two large second story rooms, nicely furnished, to two gentlemen or gentleman and wife, or to a party of gentlemen also hall rojms three minutes to South and six to Wall Bt, ferries. Also table poard. Bets it BOARD IN BROWN STONE HOUSE ST Wyckoff street, near Court An elegantly furnished room (Plimpton bed), with cold and warm water and beard for two.

SIB per week: an additional room could be bad house newly frescoed and painted ail improvements eigut minutes' waiir irom oontn jerry. bbd ai. OAIiD TO LET ON THE HEIGHTS jSJ handsomely furnished front room, on second lioor, with nnnd hoard, tn aentleman and wife, or two ainirlo aren tlemen. Also, back room on third floor; three minuteB rnm troiton ferry. Keterences requirea.

i opiar si, do tween Willow and Oolumbia. se6 2t TftOARD ON THE HEIGHTS A SEC J3 ond Btory room, prettily furnished, large closet, hot and cold water, gas, fire. 4c, to lot, flrBl oliss boird, within a short walk of Wall st. ana South ferries, to a gentleman and wife, or two single gentlemen. Apply at the new brown Btone house No.

88 T.ivingston atreet, between Clinton ana uonrt. iteierenoes given ana requirea. TOARD HAND SOMELY UR IB ttiahari rnnmn with firflt claas board, for tWO CentlS men and their wives, or single gentlemen; house contains ail modem most pieasantiy n.noi tmm YtnUm nnd WaII stfnTTies'. terms moderate. Apply at 45 Nassau st, between Washington and Adams sts, i OARD A NICELY FURNISHED JLP third story front room, with hot and cold water, to let with board, to a gentleman and bis wife or two single gentlemen; house has all the modern improvements and is pleasantly located, opposite St.

Peter's Church, within one blvtn ot iho oars ana ton minuteB' nans or meiemos. atu Stalest, see at OOARD 151 ELLIOTT PLAOE fl 1 Flnnjuint innm. with first class Board for COtltW men. at a reasonable nrioo. in a house with all the modern improvements; or two rooms opening into eaoh other on the third floor for a gentleman and wife and ohildren.

The rooms all contain gooa closets, ana comtorc stuaiea more than splendor. Apply as above or to A Knowlton'a Son.oor. Portland and Fulton aves. eepfj BOARD TO LET, TO GENTLEMEN and tbeir wives, two handsome suites of rooms (parlor floor and second story); the rooms are newly papered and painted have hot and oold water, large closets, Ac. Tho table is supplied with the best the market affords, and everything is kept perfectly neat and olean but few boarders and no children token.

Also, hall bed room. Oall in tho afternoon or evening, at 160 Joralemon et. between Oourt and Clinton. Be6 Bt FOB OTHEB BOABDS SEB FIB8T PA.GK. BOARDING WANTED.

BOARD WANTED ON THE HEIGHTS by a young gontfeman. from about tbe 11th of Sept. Address, Btatmgterms, Brooklyn Eagle offlce. eei 2t BOARD WANTED ON THE HEIGHTS a good room and first olass board, for a young gen. tleman, before the 15th, Address, with terms, B.

Boglo office, BOARD WANTED MAN, WIFE AND two ohildren, ages 4 and 8 years, wish to engage permanent board, at moderate prices. Address, statfug price and location, UORHAM, EagleoBloe, Ba8 2t BOARD WANTED A YOUNG LADY desires to obtain board in a private family, where she can have the comforts of a home best rof erenco given. AddresB A. Eagle offlce. se 1 6 1" BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLE man ond wife, wilh a private family; below Fort Greene place, and between Atlantio and DeKalb aves; location and accommodation to be first olass.

Ad drecs M. O. Eagle office. seB 2t BOARD WANTED BY A SINGLE gentleman; looation mnst bBbetweon BondBt. and Hudson ave, Livingston st.

and DeKalb single room preferred terms moderate. Address B. Z. Eaglo offioo. se6 2f BOA RD WANTED ON THE HILL, FOR a family of three; two second story front rooms, connecting snnnv rooms and a good table indispensable.

Address, stating terms and location (including fire and gas), P. 0. 937, New York Oity. seB 2t BOARD WANTED BY A gentleman, a large, well furnished room, between Hicks and Court, Amity and Degra sts, in a private, American family first class board required. Address G.

Eagle office. BOARD WANTED ON THE HEIGHTS, by a gentleman and wif lady and son and two young gentleman four rooms required Iioubb and looation atriut trst class. Address, with references and full partionlars regarding terms, 4c, Box 4.258, New York Oitr. se6 21 BOARD WANTED ON OK ABOUT October let, in tbe Sixth or Twelfth Wards, by a single gentleman private family preferred. Terms not so much of a consideration as the desire to obtain a comfortable abiding place.

References exchanged. Address until September 8th, INDEX, Eagle offlce. sol 7l MEAL ESTATE FOB SALE. FOR SALE CHEAP THE WELL bnilt three story, brick honse oorner of Bergen and Hoyt sts would be a good business stand if oonverted into i store. Inquire on the premises.

set! fit FOR SALEATbUOWN STONETHIGEt stoop house. 349 Clermont ave. containing all modern jmprovementB, convenient to churches and schools; also, to Prospeot Park first class neighborhood, 25 minutes from Fulton ferry terms easy. Apply on premises, 819 Olermont ave. BeB tit FOR SALE A BEAUTIFUL NEW three story basement and sub cellar brown stone house, in Pacifio st, near Hoyt, with all modern improvements; built by das B' work and is comploto in every re Bpect; also, a splendid lot, 25x100 feet.

Apply to 8. PE'f 'l IT, 362 Atlantio Bt. se6 3t" FOR SALE A VERY HANDSOME AND desirable brown stone house ia Henry st: fine location, convenient to ferries, in perfeot order throughout; all modern improvements, at reasonable price; owner going south. Also choice houses and building sites at Plaintield, N. J.

lBQinreof P. P. VAN ZANDT, 116 Homsenst. WU io 1 P. M.

se62f FOR SALE I BEDFORD, AN elegant double house, with all improvements and conveniences, in perfect order, with fine stable and oarriago house and eight full lots, abounding in fruit, shade and or uuuiuuvu, ueaiuiy Eibuation anu ueauuiui bucitjuuu ingB; a house and lot in Brooklyn would ba taken in exchange if desired. Address BEDFOBD, box 3,263 N. Y. P. O.

seB6t FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNI ture A complete outfit for parlor dining room, kitchen and two bedrooms, all ih perfeot order ond nearlv new cost over $60, will sell for $500.03 owner has no further use for it. This is a splendid opportunity for a young couple abont commencing housekeeping also, framo bouse, seven rooms, on tbe hill, to rent low to a desirable tenant. AddrtsB P. OSGOOD. Eagle offloe.

se6 Stood FOR SALE ON WASHINGTON AVE, No. 920, between Greene and Gates aves, a very desirable residence, with grounds and stable; improvements consist of a superior built briok house, 25x40, with two story extension, 26x20, dining room on first floor, wide hall, Eorcbes front and rear, two water closets, speaking tubes, ay windows, is handsomely froscood and papered throughout and in perfect order; ground 60x188; well improved. Inquire on premises, or of the owner, J. O. WlLbON, No.

172 William at, N. Y. so6 6t fj OR SALE TO MANUFACTURERS and lumbermen A water front, 180x170 feet; new dock. 1K0 feet long, with 8 feet of water all the year round, nt low tide; good building, with thiee floors, 96x40, briok; engine house, 26x82; a 30 horse engine and boilers shtift inirnullies: lot of wnnri.wnrlrlncr mnnhinnrv. in flood Condi tion.

A good place for retailing lumber, stone, brick, lor manutacturing purposes, as tne aew jersey uontrai ilroad is within ft feet, of nrnmiRAA. Address Klizabeth oi N. P. 6. Box 86, or inquire on the foot of arsuau bd.

boo so FOR OTHER FOR SALES SEE FIRST FUR SAliIit FOR SALE A PLYMPTON PARLOR bedstead, in good order, for salo oheap for want ot use, at 73 State st. SALE BUTCHER'S SHOP, WITH five years' leose, newly fitted up. Apply at 43 Baltic bi, near amnu sc. sea 8t" OOR SALE SCAFFOLDING POLKS, at reasonable prices. Sold in lots to suit purchasers.

Apply to O. 4 R. POIIiLON, foot of Bridge st, au3l 6t FOB SALE AT A DECIDED BARGAIN for cash, or by instalments a first olass Pianoforte, having every improvement; it con be seen at No. 6 St. Felix Bt, near DeKalb ave.

se62t FOR BALE A FIRST OLASS PAINT ing businees and retail painters' supply store, in South Brooklyn. Inquire of O.T.BA NOLDS it 10S and 108 Fulton fit. New York. se33ti OR" SALB 7 OOTAVrROSB wood Piano, fpr $225 only will exobange for new and $200 tor it within five years a bargain. se64t MATHEWS A BLADE, 296 Fnlton St.

FOR SALE 6 OOTAVE ROSE wood Piano, (A in treble) for $175 cash only cheap, and will exchange for new within three years, allowing $151) ior it; good for beginners, eto. eeiit MATHEWS Sf ADB, 296 Fnlton at. OR SALE PIANO FORTE A BAR gain for caahflrtt class 7 ootavO. rosewood Piano forte, overstrung bass, carved Ao. splendid tone a very superior, instrument, in perfeot or tor, dv a first class city maker; five sears' warrantee I must be sold this week.

Apply at Seal Estate Office, 43 Nassau st, Brooklyn, eatf Jt ExamintoBi Waived in tho Charge of Assault Formal Answers. Filed Claiming Title to the Street Tho Case Adjourned. The case of Street Commissioner Farey against Charles Kelsey, tho well known and extensive ownor of real estate In Soath Brooklyn, and his son, was called by Justice Walsh at the police oourt, at oloven o'clock this forenoon. From the full re port in tho laBt issue of the Eaq, of the origin of the trouble, it will be remembered that Mr. Furcy, with a potse of officers from the Forty third Precinct, proceeded to the foot of Irving street, Saturday forenoon, and ordered a cessation of work upon certain warehouses there in course of erection by Mr.

KclEcy, in alleged violation of tho City Ordinances by reason of their encroaching upon the publlo streets, when the younger Mr. Kelsey, it is alleged, committed an assault upon Mr. Furoy, by taking him by tho collar and resisting him in the discharge of bis duty, in consequence of which, the father and son were arraigned befere Police Justice Walsh on the same day, and admitted to bail for further appearance to answer the respective charges of violation of the Oity Ordinances by obstructing the public streets, and committing an assault upon Street Commissioner Furoy, resisting him in the dlschargo of his offloial duties. Upon the calling of the case for assault, Mr. Kelsey, Jr.

waived an examination and waa admitted to bail to await the action of the Grand Jury. The ease for alleged violation of the City Ordinances waB then proceeded with as follows, ev Judge Emmett. of New York, and ex Justice Blatohley, of Brooklyn, appearing for the defence, and Assistant Corporation Attorney Johnson, for the proseoutlon: Formal answer, in writing, was offered by ex Judge Emmett, on behalf of the defence, denying the allega tionof tho complaint; claiming ownership of the street on which the alleged illegal encroaohntent has been made, and requesting a removal of the oase to the Su preme Court, It was claimed by tho defence that Justice Walsh had no Jurisdiction in the matter of proving title, and that being tho main question involved necessarily removed the cbbo to a higher Court, The Assistant Corporation Counsel opposed the motion and claimed Jurisdiction of the Police Court. After considerable argument, and con, the case was adjourned at twelve o'clock to Thursday forenoon at eleven o'clock, when a dooislon as to jurisdiction will be rendered. Oahpet Cleaning.

Now is your time. Job ban bus just invented a new carpet boating maohine which he has in operation at his establishment, turning out orders in double quick time; ho also offers for salo the patent right for tb is machine, for the next seventeen years, in any city in the U. 8. (excepting New York and Brooklyn), on most favorable terms. For a young man of small means, possessing energy, this is a rare chanoe.

For further particulars, call or address T. Jordan, Baltic st, cor. Nevins. Who's Your Hatter? It is already acknowledged that White 4 115 Fulton ave, have "The Fall Silk Hat of Brooklyn," which, for elegance of style, make and finish, can not be excelled by any. Prices to suit every one.

Call and examine before purohising elso whoio. Samples all over the city. Gueen's New Hotel. Geobob Gbebh will open his new hotel, on the Coney Island Road, at the corner of Church lone, on Wednesday, the 6th Inst; All his old friends will be sura to come to soo him, and all lovers of good chcor aro invited to inspect the premises, set! A Good Thing is Wobth a Tbial! Ask yonr dootor what MroDLETOWH Spuing Water is. If ho is honest ho will toll you that it is an oxoellent natural remedy for oil the diseases of the skin, liver, kidneys, blood and nerves.

Address Mikkbal BPItlNa Middlctown, Vt or 193 Broad Yoifc. BeB 6t' Cash Babgains. Seven octave Bosewood Pianos, which are unanrpasaod for quality of tone and durability. Thousands will admit that no pianos are more en EAgioK than those offered to the publlo by Mathews Slade, 2PB Fulton Btreet. se6 St The Cottage Sewing Machine Co.

have just introduced a new machine, making the double look stiteh from two spools, which excels anything of the kind ever brought before the public, and ia decidedly the cheapest nnrf simplest flirt class machine in the market Price 825. Salesrooms 86 Fnlton ave, opposite Lawrenoe Bfc. so4 6t Pianos, Melokbons and Obgans Pbioes Gbeatly Reduced fob Cash. Now 7 ootave Pianos for 8275 and upwards. New Cabinet Organs, for $45 and npwarda.

Second hand instruments, from $40 to $I7I Monthly installments received and instruments for rent, at Broadway. Bewabe of the eggs which vermin lay for next year's crop. Cleanse your premises thoroughly with Lvn's Insect Powder, and thus prevent the cockroaohos, fleas, moth, bugs and otner vermin from overrunning you with the'r broods next year. Lyon's Powder will doit. Notbing else will.

Depot, 21 Park Row, N. Y. au25 18t W.SAM To remove moth patches, freckles and tan from the lace, use Pebbv'S Moth and Freckle Lotion. Sold by all druggists. au2 26tM4S To Coney Island fay steam, no dust quickest time, take cars from ferries to Groonwood Cemetery, and steam cars from there to Ooney Island, See time table.

auBl lm To Pbospeot Park and Const Island Take the O. Land B.R. R. Oars from Fulton ferry (left band side), via Jay and Smith eta. open oars, mySl JPIJED Ausebttjs On Sent, fith, Etjgehe Hbbbebt, sou of Henry 0.

and Mary Albertns, aged 3 months and 6 days. The remains will be takes to the country for interment. TMVIB Snddenly, at Port JervlB, N.Y., September id, Geouge W. Davis, of Brooklyn, aged 56 years. Hamilton On Sunday.

Sept. 6th, Wilms WebleS, Infant eon of William J. and Oorrie Hamilton, aged 7 months and 13 'ays. Tbo friends and relatives of the family ore respectfully invited to attend the fnneral, from the roiidenooof his parents. 149 High Bt, Tuesday, at 2 o'clock P.M., without further notice.

"Our little bird was bom On earth, to bloom in Heaven." Neville On Monday, September 6th, Bdwabd S. Ns ville, aged 47 years and 7 ontbB. Friends and relatives of the family and the members of EncJid Lor) ere. No. 65ft F.

and A. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from St. Mary's ohnrch, oorner Olas son and Willoughby aves, on Wednesday, att o'clock. Norfolk, papers please oopy. se8 2t Ptillwell On Sunday merning, Sept.

Eth, Daniel, son of Daniel and Ere Sullwell, aged 29 years, 5 months and 6 dave. Tne relatives and friends of the family are respeotfnlly invited to attond the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 7th, 1869. nt3 o'clock, from the residence of his mothor, at Gravcscnd, L. Wabbtjbton On Saturday, SopltmbeMtb, Maboabet Rosina, the beloved wife of Hobert N.

Warburton, in the 36th year of her ago. The friends ann relatives are respectfully invited to attend thp funeral, from St. Ann's ICpiscopal Uhoroh. corner of Washington and Sands streets, on Wednesday, 8th inst, at 12 o'clock. A SPECIAL MEETING 01? THE COM mittees appointed to inspect tho new samples of TAUGHT EXCURSION and BALL PRIN TUNG will be held at the old stand, 1 High st, near Fulton, doily, untd 8 P.

31. General job printing. se4 6t ATTEND THE MISSOURI COLONY meeting; all members and those intending to become such, a prompt attendance is requested this MON DAV. September 6th. at Grenada Hall.

No.llS and 114 Myrtle ave, as arrangements aro to be made to send the Lo cntlng Committee next week; speakers expected, and by this we mvite olhorB who know all about Missouri. Meeting every MONDAY NIGHT. G. BATTLESON, M. President.

BBEMEBVORDER SOCIAL CLUB will hold Iheir second annual Pic nlo and Summer Night's Festival on WBDNE8DAY, Sept. 8tli. in Myrtle ave. Park. Meyer's magnificent band willbe in attendanoe.

E. HINOK, O. W. VAN GLAHJJ H. NBWMANN, A.

SKXTAU. se62t" Committee of Arrangements. DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMIT 1 HE A regular meeting of the Demooratio General Committee will be held on TUKSDAY KVEMKG, Sept. 7th, 18f9, at 8 o'clock, at headquarters, No. 9 Oourt st.

A full attendance is requested, as business of importance will come before tde meetiag. JAMES B. CRAIG, Chairman. G. G.

Hebman, Secretary. Be43t ASON1C TRE MEMBERS OF COMMONWEALTH LODGE. No. 409. F.

A A. are hereby summoned to meet in their rooms, on TUESDAY EVEN1KG NEXT, at 8 o'clock P. M. JAMES M. ROWAN, Master.

Jonathan Jones, Sec'y. se4 2t A SONIC THE SIR KNIGHTS OF Clinton Commanderv. No. 14. Kniehta Temnlar.

nrn reouested to be rireBont at the nnxt roDmlftr nntinlnvn of tho Commanrtcry ot tho Asylum, No. 8 Court st, on TUESDAY H.VEMNG, Sept. 7th, by order of the Itm't Oomman der, A. W.SHADBOLT. Be43t NOTICE THE ASSOCIATION OErTHE Honard Colored Orphan Asylum of Brooklyn.

N. for Freed and other Orphnns, will hold its annnal meeting on MONDAY, September 6tb, 2)4 P. M. The members of the Association, and all friendly to the causo of humanity, are respectfully solicited in attendance. eo 2t PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATICTGENERAL COMMITTEE.

A regular meeting of this Commit tea will bo held at Headquarters, 23 Court st. cor. of Joral emon st, on TUESDAY EVItNING, Sept. 7th, 18S9, at 8 o'clock. Every member is requested to bo present as very important business is to be transacted.

S. M. OS TRANDER, Vice President, Joseph H. Wintebs Socretorv. THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING of the Union Republican General Committee of Kings County will bo held at their headquarters, on TUESDAY EVENING, September 7th, 1869, at 7)4 o'olook.

Punctual attendance is desired. SILAS B. DUrOHKR, Chairman. UHAB. YY.

UHEBHIBE, I .1 J.T.NOBTON, Secrotaries. Be6Jt THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE shareholders of the Chilcott Patent Soap Comoany, for tho eloction of Trustees, nill take plaoe at No. 14 Court street, Brooklyn, on MONDAY, ISth 8eptembor next, at 10 o'clock A.M. OHA8. F.

SINCLAIR, Seo'y. au31 12t HORSES. CARRIAGES "COR SALE CHEAP A NO TDT TtTTG JL' ey, in perfoot order. AddIv at NEFUS' blacksmith Bbop, Flatbush. sel 8teod FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN AN ELE gont top wagon, used but little, in perfect order, at 9 Hoyt at, near Fulton ave.

Bop42t FOR SALE CHE AP FOR WANT OF nee, a road more, top wagon, harness, 4o. Address S. Box 108 Eaglo officer 88421 TjlOR SALE A RED ROAN HORSE, Sl seven years old, 15H hands high ho will be sold at a sacrifice, SB the owner don't want mm; he can be seen on Columbia at, near State, in the rear of the blaoksmith shop, at any hour, se3 3t IOR SALE A PAIR OF HAMBLETON 1 A I MMH ana can trot togetnor in 8 minutes; one very nneioriaaies' use. Sold or account of the owner jroing to Fnrope. Dan bo soon at WM.

ROBERTSON'S, 67 State's, before 4 P. M. see 2t FOR SALE HORSE AND WAGON, onde.ablo tolot; horse bright bay, sound, kind and fast to be sold cheap, as present owner has no time to ride; stable 20x05 feet and two stories hlsh; gas, water, harness closot, bod room, Apply at 990 Atlantio ave, ss5 8t FOR SALE A BLACK HORSE. FIF teen hands hldh, with buggy, harness, blankets, etc, at a bargain, ne the present owner has no further use for them; warranted sound and kind and a good traveler or wo horse, For further particulars apply at 48 Myrtle ave, FOR SALE A GENTLEMAN'S TURN out, consisting of black marc, 15 hands high, sound, slnd, and can trot inside of three minutes: also, a hano soroe.Drst olaBS road wagon and harness. Prioeffi750, Wtn .11 P.mo'or 8500, or exobange fordiMnonda worth that amount.

Address Q. 8., Box 160 Eagle office. sea fit ELEGANT CARRIAGES Constantly on Hand to let TIPJUa uSJE' STABLES, rJos.8andUHoyt8treat,ne&rIrttltonftven. carriages to lo for pleasure riding on Sundlys. TTORSE BLANHBTH I HORSE BLANK JLJL ET8 All styleBund qualities: Lan Rob M( Bolters, Rosettes, etc.

Tho gest goods if tbVrnrkft low prices. MAGNUS BROTHERS, 104 toTetT flew York. 84W JAMES M. ROWAM. Won.

amd 11 Hoyt ot, near Fatten T. MANUFACTURER op FIRST CLASS TOP WAGONS, Made of the very best material, and In the best workman, tike manner, and warranted in style, durability and flnrsu, be equal to ANY ADSL ie88n FBI (3JB S860 eari bt ANTBD A GOOD SITUATION, BY arespeotaoiBKiri, waitress; has no objection to do housoworS asmilj pri vateiamny: goouuny pioioi seen in Smith at. over the urntoro Btore. TTANTED A SITUATiON BY A NEAT, onpablo girl, with beBt of oity reference it gool DaKur, cOOB. WBBUwruuix i waitrees no objection to light honsowork.

To be seen on Tuesday and Wednesday at 263 Atlantio bL "tTSTANTED A SITUATION UX A xtifi Bpeciaoie young worn "A' stands oooW in all its branohes: is willing to assist tn the waging and ironing, if reauired; has good oit reforenoe. Oan bo seen until nulled at 192 Paciflo Bt. ANTFD A SITUATION, BY A KB spectablo young girl, to attend a confection TV or bake store: has lived teven years In her last plaoa, and ho? the best of reference. Can be seen, till engaged, at her lost place, 232 Oonrtst, opposite BergeB. TSTRTAN TED A SITUATION, BY A RE speotable young girl, to do general housework in a I it An anrl traltin! has JTOOQ sitv rcierenco.

Oall for two days at 616 Dean st, near oan. ton arc. inrr ANTED A SITUATION, BY A young girl, as chambermaid is a good plain sewer noobieotion to do the work for a small private ramuy willing and obliging, Call, on Tuesday, at 110 Harri3onst, BOOUUU. IlUUry Utlv a. fUUUJ ANTED A SITUATION.

BY A young woman, private xarauf, uu kuuv. honsowork, op bb ohambermaid and waitroaa; eili6 years ll Hann nf OQt HiMro of nnrnnf tT (1011 grews uiaiu. uuun TTKTANTED A SITUATION BY A RE 7 epeclsDie woman as onamDermaui ami 1 .1 I If nnn.lllfflia.FnM nouseffBeping. anu wuuiu uiaKo uuroui. (sdui has the bet oily reference.

Oan be seen for two days at 108 1SSBL warren sc irunt ruuiu, wy uour. anted a Situation, by a rk Ji'JL mJLUAVAi, I 1 1 nnna.ni.V speotamo young woman, ui oo buiw fora small family; bas good city "'fences. Call for two J.o.n.o. IflnntSn nnrl VAnrterh It AVBB. third tOUSatU 1Trr.Tn A K1TT7 ATTGTJ.

RV ARE' mmj ju ki TT Epcctable young woman to do up stairs work in a small family: has good city references. Oall for two days coraor Atlantio and Vandeibilt aves, third house in tne rear, irr A vrTOTl A aTTTT A TTrkW TiV A Tt.V, epeotaole young gin, to rase caraoi do plain of oity references given. Apply or address, Olssson ave, third house from Lafayette ave, i.lIL J1nni ha In.hfA (IHTA. RPR 3fc" rVA MnT7ilS A C1TTT A Tin "NT P.T A TIP! IV speotable young woman to do general houseworK in an American inuiii io a ironer; has good city references. Oall for two days at 180 WANTED A SITUATION, BY A OOlVI petent person as nurse and seamstress; has a ma obine of her own or would take charge of an invalid, or aol as CouseKoeper; can aaoii mnuB u.

non, uu any kind of machine. Apply a present employer's, 233 State st, near Bond; WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE speetaole young woman, to do light chamberwork and waiting, or to take care of ohillren is a good plain sewer, and can operate Wheeler 3s Wilson's sewing ma nan rrivn niin mfcMn fl PInRnn 0.0.11 fOT tWfl daVfl at nnn 1 1 nnn. Onn.riTil tANTEDSITUATIONS OHRI PHKB'S Agency, lOTillary st, ia tho most select the very best olasB of The largest selection in tne city, irrotesinni ana iiu tttvuLa uumuwu without investigated characters, and none Bent but those suitable and reliable. se63t WAN TED SITU AT I ON A very large number of neat, expprienoed. trustworthy servants, of different nations, for every dsscrip n.l.

fa. bbvu.dI nirla And en. n.UO HI fill American, English. Trisb. Scotch and Germans, it A MAsTWlta A nnn.

IK Hnrtrf. of. fit Tnralfimon WotoKlloliorl 90 tun. SeiHC WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE BpectADie young woman an an uuum Waaler and ironer; ia very neat and tidy, willing and obliging, and can give tho beBt or city reference. Also wancea, a situation by a young girl as a first class waitress: she fully understands her business, and is willing to make henell useiui; can give inree yeuiB' reifrenuH num vinvv Please call at.

81 Tillary st, near Jay Bt basement door. WANTED A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman wishes to take in washing, or go out by the day er week. Please call jit 192 Jay Bt "MT ANTED BY A1 MIDDLE AGED American, employment in any respeotable business salary not the object. Address L. Eagle offlce.

ANTED THREE OR FOUR NIOBLY furniahed rooms, near the forrv. without boara no children. Address Box 101, Eagle office. se6 2t ANTED TO PUROHASE A FIRST nlnRR hnnie nn Rrnnlclvn Heiirhts Addreas. giving full description, piice, Ac, J.

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TED BY A RESPEOTABLE woman, washing or housework to do in families, or wouio go as nurse, uau ui cw caiuo bt, ueiweeu aiuuauu Columbia sts. ANTED BY GENTLEMAN AND wife, three or four rooms on first or seoond fliors. by Jstot uctoocr; rent must not exceea mzv. iaures3 n. Eagle office.

TTKTANTED A COMPETENT DRESS YY ranter, who also makes boys' clothe3, would like to engago witn a lew laatea, Dy tne ooy, anu wouio lane worn Dome, leaee aaaresp nruoKiyix roawmutf. ANTED TO RENT A SMALL house, for a very small family with all tho improve. menls preicrrea rent not io exoeea nwuu. xv. Kaglo offica.

ANTED BY A FR UN OH LADY OF MiTinl, DTnnripTin.fi. hvinLT hftr own patterns from Parle, to go ont by the day. as dreBsmaker. Please call at l.USil uiton ave. TlfTJiNTED BY A NEW ENGLAND familv of three adults, furnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping; rent moderate.

Address, stating terms, ri.i.uisiiiu, iiagio ouico. nut ANTED THE UPPER PART OF A omp.ll hnnon oiflinr onnnrlton. Adelohl. Clermont or Vanderbilt aves, Hortn ot myitie ave. Aaaress Eagle ofllce.

eeiat "VST ANTED ABO UT O0TOB3R 1ST, ft near Elliott place, six or eight rooms for light housekeeping for a family of adults. Address, stating terms, nexaa tr. u. uei 7ST ANTED TO PURCHASE A HOUSE in vicinity of City Hall, in good looatlon prico not to exceea ssumkiu. uwnoraaviog buoo, aaaress wwin burl U.Hill.ri, uo wall St.

BBlDt' ST ANTED BY THE 10TH INSTANT, fT a fully fDrniahed house, of from 12 to 16 rooms, oituer in unnton st. or on inn neignts; rent mnst do mou erate, and will be paid monthly In advanoe. Address, im mediately, iuvr EB, liagio omco VST ANTED BY A SMALL AMERICAN TV family, lower pirt of honse, convenient to Fulton terry, or line or ruieon ave cars. or towtbuuu niyea; rent paid in advance. Address for three days, Eaele oince.

se AT ANTED TO RENT, TILL MAY 1ST, Tv unfurnished, for a private family of six, a snug DrlcK, Drown etorje or trame aweuing; ail improvements; location between Oxford st. and Bedford ave, DaKaib and improvements; e. iJdKalb and Atlantic aves. Address MERCHANT, Kagle odlce. se4 2t WANTED BY A FAMILY OF TWO adults and obild two years old, a small house, or first floor and basement, in vicinity of Wall st.

ferry rent from 860 to $70 per month. Address, with particulars. P. O. Box 8.274, ftew York.

se2 Of AW TED TO RENT A SMALL COT tAca house, or the lower part of a house, with all the modern improvements, on the rising ground adjacent to Prospect Park; rent moderate. Address, with particulars, G. M. Box 1,601 P. O.

New York. sel 6t' ANTED A COMPLETELY FUR nished honse. by a responsible nnrtv. convenient in the ferries: if tsuitnd. wonld take a lease for two or three yors.

and tho best possible care taken of the furniture an i premises. AddreBsJ. D. Eagle office. ae6 3t WANTEDENTLEMAN AND WIFE want a second floor and 'one room on third four rooms in houselwith improvements; quiet and cleanlinass indispensable between Atlantio.

Olassou, DeKalb and II ay mon d. Address COLOMBO'S, Kagle offlce. seS2t ANTED BY A LADY, A FULLY furnished house, either in New York or Brooklrn. where the owner will receive board as equivalent for rent, and allow other boarders; neighborhood and house mut ho first class. RoferenceB given.

Address 13. BAKICHB, Korthport, L. I. seS 6t TO LETT IBtHlSBh. gc.

TO LET FURNISHED FRONT AND back parlor. Inquire at 229 Atlantic st, near Clinton, in the Btore. Be4 2t TfjTLET TO gentlemen, a large unfurnished room, also a small furnished one, at No. 86 Smith st. To let a furnishedbed room and parlor, without board.

Apply at 255 Jay St. Tseeat mO LET A. NEATLY FURNISHED JL room to let, to a Bingle gentleman, without board. Apply at 274 Pacific st. Terms moderate.

TO LET A NICELY ORNISH ED room to a single gentleman, in a piivato family. Apply at 164 Dean st. mo LET ON CLINTON AVE A JL pleasant cottage honse; has range, gas, bath, wnsh iudp. eta; rent moueraie. BcEVE.

i Greene ave. Apply to DAVENPORT 4 see Jt TO LET SECURE THIS FIRST FLOOR JL forbuelneas; best looationon tho street; 281 Fulton st, directly opposite Clinton can be had at veiy reasonable rent. PltAlM NEPHEWS, 257 Fnlton ot, HO LET ONE SMALL AND ONE large room, fully furnished, for plain rent moderate. Inquire iu the furmtnro Btoro botween lican nno nergen m. in uonrr.

sel at rpO LET AN OFFTOE, NO. 1 SANDS ST, near Fulton, suitable for nny kind of business. Ap. ply to SOMEEVILLE, corner of Sands and Walton Bts. ee4 2t' mo LET A 2 STORY BRICK HOUSEi JL on Classon ave, eighth house on left from Pulton, all furnished; board for two persons will be received for the rent.

Apply as above, or at 26 Maiden lane, 3t mo LET A NEAT IK STORY COT JL tnge, on Monroe sl, near Nostrand ave rent moderate. Por particulars, inquire of owner, 221 Quinoy st. near I08trand ave. bb4 3t TO LET TO A GENTLEMAN AND wife only, second floor of house 19 Dnnglass at, near Court; water but no gas; rent $25 per month. Apnlyon tho premises.

TO LET A THREE STORY AND basement brick house, on Franklyn avo, first honso north ot Lafayette. All improvements. Inquire on premises. so3 6t TO LET BETWEEN BRIDGE AND Jay ets, the 8 story and basement frame house, IBS Front, sl. Apply to JOHN F.HiSNNESSY, 233 Bridge st, near Siyrtlo avo.

se3 3t' mO LET THE UPPER PART OF hntlRA 1RR flnnfla nt, MnlninQ fnnr rnnma nrfif.or nn '(ho floor; sink and waste connection; plenty of closet room; rent tapper roonui. Bea bt." TO LET OR LEASE DESIRABLE BUS inoss propertv in South Brooklyn lmproved or unimproved. For particulars, apply to ALFRED E. LBWI8, in uaaKuu at, Beaut mOLET ORFOR BALE A HAND JL Borne 2j slory and basement fram3 houBo: all improvements. Apply on the premises, 433 Van Buren Bt, near Maroy ave.

ie2 6t HO LET, OR LEASE STEAM POWER Three floors. 160x45. with from I to horse oower: also, smaller rooms. AppltoH. W.

GREEK IS, 141 Plymouth et, Brooklyn. au27 lm mO LET 108 RYERSON ST; HAS ALL the modern conveniences in good order also, upper part of a nice honse and lower part of another. Apply as aoove to junn unaiiinitu. TO LET A FRONT ROOM, OH THE first floor, to a lady, or two young ladies, without board furnished or unfurnished terms moderate. No.

4 Verandah place, four doors from corner of Henry st. TO LET A SECOND FLOOR, HAND somely furnished, to desirable parties, for house keopina bouse first class all modern improvements 47 Greene place. sep86t TO LET A PARLOR AND HALL BED room, well furnished, or parlor, neatly furnished, as bed room and sitting room. Terms moderate. Apply at 204 Court st, opposite East Warren, first floor, up stairs.

mO LET THE 38 JL Cumberland Bt, 8 story, basement and snbcellar; all improvements, will be rented reasonable to a good tenants near DeKalb ave. Apply on t'le premises from 8 A. M. fi P. to HAMBLIN 13 Willoughby st.

mo LET A 2 STORY AND BASEMENT JL bonse, contains ten rooms, has all improvements ArinlP on the bremises. DeKalb avenue, hotwnnn Lewis and at op aves, or in ivobciusko st, rear or aoove, JOHN JfuLBY rent $45 per month. Be43b' TO LET HOUSE FIRST LAS JL first floor, third floor, and basements, consisting of 11 rooms; all improvements; water, gas, bath, Ac; newly paperod and paintpd. Inquire on premises, No, 129 Sands Bt or No, High st, Brooklyn. segSt LET ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.

in a desirable locality, an unfurnished storv brick nouBe, to a private ramiiy wno win ooara a gentleman ana wife; rent will betaken in board: possession immediately. Address 01 JNTON, Eagle offlce. sets St TO LBT FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET A tbree story dwelling, containing all the modern improvements; firBt olasB location, convenient to oars, Ao. Inquire of J. S.

MA0K4.Y, Beat Estate Broker, 20 Oourt et. aetiet TO LET FURNISHED THE LOWER part of a house, oonststing of basements, parlors, and third floor; possession immediately, if desired. Apply ot No. moot plaoe, between Willoughby and Fleet streets, seB2P mO LET AT LOW RENT, TO A SMALL JL family, the first floor In a newly built brick bonsv, four large airy rooms, water, separate meter, use of stationary wash tubs, with hot and cold water. 16 Ormond pi, thws door from Fulton ave at once.

Inquire on the premises. bbB 5t TO LET OR FOR SALE A THRES story brick home, high basement and collar; ill modern improvements, in abed order. No, 818 Warren bear Fifth ave, and nark 20x38x100 ft. Lowest nrios, 87,000. Terms easy.

Beat, 9720. Apply to MOODY 4 4NANT IN, No. 63 Idtboah ave. aeS26 FOB 0 1'HEK TO LEI'S SEE FIHfiT PAGE. Fibe in A DvvingHo08.

A fire broke cat about eight o'clock, on Saturday evenin8 in the residence of Mrs. 0. Suydam, 71 Fourth avenue, wh oh cawed a damaRO to clothing and furniture to the amount of Stfuo before it was extinguished. Insured inthePboDix mmranco Company. It originated in a bureau, but from wbat causo is not known, Another Fire.

A. small, unoccupied two atory frame dwelling, on tho old Wceksvillo road, near Troy avenue, was destroyed by a flro of unknown origin, shortly af tor ono o'clock this morning. Loss 8500, Insurance and ownor unknown. Fbanklin Lttebabs SoorT, This Society holds Us first meeting for the season, this evening, instead of Wednesday evening, us erroneously stated in our Saturday's iteuo. Attempted Botglaby.

A young man who gave hla name as John Lanier, was caught yesterday rnorninR by Officer DeOlue, of tho Forty third Precinct attempting to enter the junk store of Garret Murray In Columbia street near Amity, He was locked up for examination. Boot Blacks. The meeting of these little vorkors which was to have taken place on Saturday night was adjourned for want of a quorum. The boys aie quite cnthustaBtlo over their uniform, but there is another party who won't have anything to do with them and say they "ain't agohv to make a baby show of thorn pelves." The Last Ghost, The latest Williamsburgh chest which appeared in tho form of with an Infant ghost in her arms, standing in front of a church door," corner of Sixth and South 4th streets, is ex plti ed by a correspondent of the Argus to bo "nothing more tl an the reflection from tho street lamps, seen through the foliage of a Bnnll tree upon the church door. Msytbe people also refect" is the sago reflection of the correspondent, who Uvea near tho spot and is nnnoyed by the crowds who assemble in "impertinent cuiioslty." Car Accident.

Michael 0born, residing at No. ta Hudson avenue, while attempting to jump off an East New York car nine o'clock on Saturday evening, 11 under it, and the wheels passing ovor his left leg crushed it badly, sa that amputation may bo necessary. He Was token to the City Hospital. A Drunken Mikman Assaults Hjs Motheb in Law with a Tbowki. Aecording.to tho police records a serious family jar occurred at the abode of JameB Smith, milkman, on Wyckoff streo', near the Huntcrfly road, Saturday afternoon.

From the records it appears that James and his wife, and wife's mother indulged in liquid refreshment of an intoxicating nature to such a degreo that they waxed quarrelsome, and, finally, James seized a mason's trowol and proceeded to trepan his mother in law in a barbarous manner, and in so doing inflicted a severe wound upon her head and also kicked her about the body. Officer Guise, of the Forty ninth Sub preoinct.boing summoned by neighbors, arrested James and locked htm up to nwbit proceeding beforo Justice Lynch. Mrs. Boyd was conveyed to the City Hospital, whore hor injuries were pronounced not dangerous. Home Again.

Many of the ministers of this city are home again, after their summer vacation, with renewed health and vigor. Bev. Dr. Crroli preached yesterday at the Lee avenue Bofnrmed Church, and Bev. De Witt 0.

Talmage at the Central Presbyterian, Schermerhorn street; Kov. H. M. Gallagher, leaving bis pleasant retreat in Connecticut, greeted hia flook at the First Baptist, in Nassau Btreet. The Church of the Plerrepont Btreet, was brightened by the presence of the Bev.

A. P. Putnam, who has come back overflowing with the beauties of Berkshire County, in general, and of Williomstown in particular. The ladies, too, have returned, and by their presence lent a charm to the appearance of the congregation which had been lacking for tho previous long, diamai six weokB. Pickpocket on Board a Fb Boat.

The Trife of Colonel C. J. Jack, was surreptitiously relieved of a pocket book containing about seventy dollars, which was abstracted from her pocket, by some unknown member of tho light fingered fraternity or bJs terhood, while the lady was crossing the river upon a Fulton ferry boat, Saturday afternoon. The pocket book bIeo contained a silver dollar, which was highly prized as a keepsake, and, if the thief will return the souvincr to it owner, ho or bub aro welcome to tho ether money, The Birds. Henry Ward Beecher once said: "The man (hat would shoot a robin, except in the fell, and tten really and conscientiously for food, lias in him the blood of a cannibal, and would, if born in Otaheito, have 'eaten ministers and digested them loo." Careless Dbiving.

Saturday afternoon, about five o'clock, the Knickerbocker ico wagon No. 157 waa carelessly driven right across the track on Bridge Btreet, ne ar Johnson, narrowly escaping a serious collision with a DeKalb avenue car, whereupon tho car passengers were disgusted, and almost every one had on incident to relate of careless driving of ioa wagons in our streets. Does the ice affect the ice wagon drivers so that they can coolly contemplate collisions whloh drivers try to avoid 1 A Dangerous Mode op Dbytng Kindling. Patrolman Eason of the Forty first Precinct, descried smoke issuing from the basement of Thompson's saloon, Ho. 20 Clinton Btreet, at two o'clock yesterday morning.

Entering the place he discovered a roaring ire in an even, and investigation showed it to have originated from a quantity of kindling wood which bad been placed in the oven the night previous and left there to dry. He promptly extinguished tho fire, and, by his timely discovery, serious results were averted. The Pedestbian Congbesb. To morrow this Jong talked of affair is to take place and there is but little doubt but that the affair will ba very interesting. Nearly $300 worth of prizes are offered.

The champion cup for the two mile championship race is to he placed on the balance. Four championship races will be run one for tbo ono mile velocipede raco; ono two mile ditto; 100 yard running race and the ono xnile running race. Six champions have entered and four cx champions. Besides these, there are a largo number entin ly unknown to fame, who hold that they aro able to boat the champions. It is to be no bogus affair and will bo conducted upon honorable principles.

Tho following aro the champions and ex champions outer cd: James Smith, champion walker; E. D. Davis, xhampion 100 yard runnor; Young Deon'oot, tho Indian lightning catcher and champion long dl itanco runner James Boyle, champion one mile A. P. Messenger, champion long distnuco veiocipedist; Bry Way, champion jumper; James Adams, ox champion walker; John Thomas, ex champion short distanco runnor; Bill Iticbards, ex champion long distance runner of England, and William E.

Harding, ex champion hreo mile runner of tho United States. The Bushwiok "Intebnal" Impbovement Association. The Brooklyn Advocate of Bowronvillo teemed to bo waiting a week or two for its newer suburban rivals to have their controversy out, before it revisited our table. It now appears, laughing at Its Oreenpoint successors for washing their dirty clothes bo publicly. Of Bowronvillo local news it gives us tho following, which we reproduco with the earnest hopo lhat the members of tho Association will not be as much amazed by it as they were by what the Eagle had to fay about one of their former meetings: The Eighteenth and Twenty first Wards Improvement Association, bold their next meeting pursuant to adjournment, on next Tuesday evening, at the Sub Precinct Police Station house, corner of Broadway and Greene avenue.

Those friends of the Association who feel particularly anxious regarding the moral and physical welfare of the members may rest perfectly at eaBe, The worthy Sergeants in charge wilt no doubt see that hey leave lor their homes in proper condition. personal Hatfield. At the Temperance Convention recently held In Chicago, a former Brooklynite, the Itev. Dr. Hatfield, ono of the delegates, was asked If he was not one of the editors of the Tribune of that city.

Upon wbicb, Dr. H. said excitedly No gentleman Vrould ask mo such a question. Suppose I wore to ask blm whether he keeps a grog Bbop, or a house of ill fame In the town in which ho lives. How would he leliih that?" Page.

Mr. C. Page, formerly well known connection with tho press of this city, and later the editor and proprietor of tho Now York Era, has revived that journal, which will give special ottent on to Ma ponic matters. Dohebty. We regret to hear that Mr.

John Doherty, President of the Board of Assessors is lying dangeronBly sick at his residence In Little lireet. Assessor Doherty has been in failing health for over a year past, and the symptoms of tho last few days sre viewed with alarm by his relatives and friends. Che disease appears to be pulmonary in its nature. BRIDGE STREET Ilie Water Commissioners Compromise wltti the Property Owners Tbo Property to remain Undisturbed The action taken by the property owners Slong Bridge atreet for the purpose of testing the constitutionality of the Act under which tho Water Commissioners were obout to lay Belgian pavement along lhat thoroughfare, has resulted in a square back down tin the part of tho Commissioners. It will bo remembered that about three weeks ago a temporary injunction was obtained by Messrs.

Goodrich ana Wheeler, Who bad been engaged as counsel by the proporty own Bis, and tho injunntion was subsequently dissolved by Judge Tappen on technical grounds alone. Mr. Goodrich then announced that he would apply for a perma Xiont injunction, and base his application on the Alleged unconstitutionality of the Aot nnder which tho Commissioners are now tearing up pavements all over iho city. The application for tho injunction was to Jiave been made this morning to Judge Barnard at tho Special Term of the Supreme Oourt, but the Commissioners for reasons beBt known to themselves sent to the property owners last week for the purpose of talking the matter over and arranging It out of court ffwo conferences wore held, tho result of which was lhat the Commissioners agreed to allow tho pavement of Bridge street to remain undisturbed, If the property owners would withdraw their suit. On thot basis a oompromiao was effected, and the anlt waa withdrawn pa the stated that they had no desire iotepave the street in opposition to tho wishes of the propeirty owners..