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1880. A88EMBLY SPAIN ATIONS. Tlio Doniocratio Asitcmblr Conyen tioai tuast Nigbt No eitoice in rir Iittric(ar. Tho Jfiemocratio Asaembly Conventions were bold last night, but nominations were made in only1 eoven out of the' twelve districts. The candidate lscted are as follows First District Jnhn Shanley.

Second District 'John MoTni nan. Third District "Liuroace Torino. Sixth District J. Tuliy. Bovontb District Andrew Beck.

Tenth District 'Richard J. Nuwman. Twolfth District Michael E. Flnnigan. 'Ronomluated: 1RST DISTRIfff.

Tho First Assembly District Conontion bold at No. 353 Furnian struct. T. 3. Murtha, presiding.

Mr. Mahoney movod tho nomination of Mr. John. Shanley, of the Sixth Ward, tho present member for tho die irlot. No other nominations being made, Mr.

Stanley was unanimously nominated. Ho mado a briof speech, in which he said ho would do oil In bis power, If elected, to have the present oxcise law modified, sud to secure the abolition of Btates prison labor wtion it conflicted, with tho interests of honest workingmen, SECOND DISTBICT. Tbe convention of the Seoond Distriot met at 22 Msla atreet, John Deochah, presiding. On motion of Mr. Harvey, seconded by Mr.

Dooley, Mr. John Mc Ternan, ot the Second Ward, was nominated for stsain bly on auanimoas rote. TUB TBIBD DIBTBIOT. Ths Third District Convention attracted a Isrg crowd of Third and Tenth Ward politicians. Mr.

Murphy nominated Laurencs 3, Tormey, the present Assemblyman. Mr. Hanley seconded the nomination, whicih was carried unanimously. Mr. Tormey having beon notified of the aotloa of tna convention, appeared and spoke of the great importance of the coming election and the necessity for nnited earnest work until the close of the polls on eleotioa day.

He was not, be said, one of those who was seared about the result of the Presidential contest. On the. contrary, he bollevod that the reverses In Indians and Ohio had had the effect of increasing tho determination of ths Democratic columns all over tha oountry to renew and carry on the fight with more vigor. While working for the success of all their lossl candidates, thoy should not neglect to seize every opportunity to make votes for thoir glorious standard bearer General Hancock. FOURTH DISTRIOT.

The Fourth District Convention met at the corner of Bridge and Tillary streets. Mr. Esgney nominated. Joseph M. Qnigley, and Mr.

Farley nominated Thomas Campbell as candidate for Assembly. Two ballots were taken, which resulted in a tie, ths Fifth Ward voting solid for Mr. Campbell, snd ths Eleventh for Qnigley. A discussion arose on ths availability of John M. Clancy, the present Assemblyman for tha distriot, for the nomination.

Ths delegates opposed his nomination on the ground that be had been already long enough in office and that tho nomination ahould by courtesy ba given to the Eleventh Ward. As it was evidont a deadlock could not be avoided thai convention adjourned until nine o'olock on Monaaj night. FIFTH DIBTBIOT. The Fifth District Convention adjourned to meet this evening at tha corner of Court and Nelson streots. SIXTH DISTBICT.

In the Sixth District, P. Tally was re nominated by a Fourteenth Wsrd delegate and Mr. Thomas F. Far roll by a member from the Fifteenth Ward. Tbree baU lots wero taken without a choice, there being a tie voto on each.

A recess of half an hour waa taken, and upon reassembling another ballot resulted as before, wlut the difference that Mr. M. Mclnerny was added to tha list of candidates and received one vote to two for Mr. Farrell, leaving Mr. Truly the three remaining.

Tha fifth ballot was the same, but on the sixth Mr. Tally gained the candidaoy with four rotes to two for Mr. Mclnerny, The nomination waa made unanimous. Tha chairman appointed a committee to notify the nominee, who was soon afterward presented to the hall, an din response to a general demand spoke briefly. He sold that at the lost session of the Legislature he endeavored, to care faithfully for the interests of not only tha district but the Stats at large.

It was true, he said, that, being a Democrat, he was but one of a small minority ot that house, a fact which, to a great extent, impaired, and impoded the efforts of the Democratic party for the public good, but ha trnatsd that would not be tha case in the next Assembly. There was, bs thought, good reaaonjto believe that the Democratic party would have a majority In feat body, and perhaps a majority sufficiently large to secure the election ot Democrat to succeed the Hon. Francis Eernan In tho United States Senate. This is desirable, as his votes and vote will be needed to support the administration of our gallant soldier statesman and standard bearer, General Wlnfleld Scott Hancock, who Will, without doubt, ba triumphantly elected. SIVXNTH MSTBIOT.

In the Seventh District Convention Mr. Frank Speugler nominated Andrew Book, and the vote in bia favor waa unanimous. A committee appointed for tha purpose found Mr. Beck, who was presented to tha convention, and in a few pertinent remarks accepted the nomination. EIGHTH DIBTBIOT.

In the Eighth District, Mr. Hyland nominated Jamea Dillon, of the Seventeenth Ward. Mr. Connolly, on behalf of tho Eighteenth Ward, put in nomination Mr. P.

J. Cornell, stating that he was equally ss good a Democrat as the candidate previously named. A ballot waa then taken, resulting in a tie vote. On motion of Mr. McCloy, the convention adjourned to meet to morrow evening, at eight o'olock.

TENTH DI8THICT. In the Tenth Assembly Dletriot Mr. Brogan, ot ths Ninth Ward, nominated Richard J. Newman, and Mr. Reynolds, of the Ninth, seconded the nomination.

Mr. Newman received a unanimous vote. A committee, consisting of Alderman Weir, Hancock and Murtha were appointed to wait upon Mr. Newman and to bring hlm before tbe convention. Iu a brief speech Mr.

Newman returned thanks for the honor, and pledged himself to do all that he could for the district. Mr. Newman was unanimously nominated for tha Assembly last year by the, Democrats and elected bya good majority. EtEVKNTH DIBTBIOT. The Eleventh District contention met at ths eornsr of Lafayette and Craason avenues.

After some oon sulfation as to candidates it waa resolved to adjourn un til 7 o'olock this evening st ths soma place, snd then malts the nomination. TWELFTH DISTRICT. fie Twelfth Assembly Distnot Convention met 1st Flatbnsh yesterday. The result was a surprise. A strong movement was made for the renomination of Erastus D.

Benedict, who was sleeted last yesr. He in troducad and succeeded in having passed a number of bills for the benefit of the towns snd killed 0 number osT others which would have bean disastrous in their 000 sequences to the taxpayers. Among the moat notabla ot these was the bill introduced by Mr. Russell, for tha Improvement of Naw Lots, which, if passed, would have buried the small property owners beneath a load of taxation. Most of tha delegates sent to the convention were instructed by their townspeople to vote far Mr.

Benedict, but before ths convention met the dels gates were Instructed by soma other authority not to vote for him. Previous to the convention they offered to give the nomination to any otber man in New Lota than Mr. Benedict, The delegates from New Lots refused to accept the proposition. The convention was presided over by Mr. John Y.

McKane. Mr. Horry Adorns, of New Lota, in a short speech, nominated the Hon. Erastus D. Benedict, air.

O. Yerks, of Flatlands, nominated Miokae) E. Flanagan. Ths nominations were closed, sad tha roll caUed. The vote stood Flnnegon, 11 Benedict, 6.

A motiaa to make the nomination unanimous was objected to by Messrs. Adams and King, and consequently was not put. A committee was appointed to wait upon Mr. Finns gan, to notify him of bia nomination, but ho oould not be found. Michael E.

Finnegan, the nominee, Is about 40 years, of age. He was born in New York but for a umbel, of years has lived in Flatbush. He ia employed as a searcher tn the Rsgistsr's oiSce. Ho has never held an elective office. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

KT ANTED APPRENTICES TO DRESS TT making, a ohanoe to learn. Apply to Mrs, A. BARTLliTT. 881 Oarroll sc, near Fifth sv. WAN TED LADIES CAN OBTAIN work at their own homes; Ajiply from 2 to 4, at 10 3 Ryerson st WANTED TO TEND A CIGAR STORE, a prepossessing lady.

Apply Saturday st 3U auaiua AN TED FIRST CLASS WAIST nr, Ann work allO. buttonholo maKBrS BOOa Say and steady work for goon nanus, ojjuujh 18 Baltiost. fATEto F6R A RESTAURANT, A YY goodcookjonethstunderstsndsher bnslnbss wages SIS per month: also a young girl to mind children ana makehorsolf useful wagos 5 per month. Inquire etuu Fulton at. in the restaurant for three days; irDdnT vxnuu ANTED rTO LEARN AND ENGAGE In telegraph operating for now lines ana omcea, her ot foung ladies ail competent lady operators oan EfMlcon et day or eTonlng.

Nurxca ana eamtreaoa ANTED AS NURSE, A YOUNG girL Call for two days at las urayetie v. ANTED AS NURSE, A STRONG ronrur rirl. about, tn or 17 years of ago to assist in (i.v,.t.,'a. wanifaanntneotnermonui old. and to make herself sonerally uaoful ente or former employer required.

Inquire at 309 Bridge St. ANTED A COMPETENT NURSE to go in tho country to live. Apply to South Ox fordst, between the 10 and 13 A M. WANTED TO TAKE CARE OF A child and assist with light housework, a young girl. Call at 241 Scliermorhorn st with reference.

Chamber maids. Waitrosoj, etc ANTED FOR UPSTAIRS WORK it. m.U hnnwlt vannrallv useful, a tttrl of about 15 Blnun Hr. Vinmn Herman preferred. Anply to S09 begrawst.in the momin.

WANTED TO DO UPSTAIRS WOKlt and assist In care ot children, a ladylike and thor oughly oompetont girl best city references required wages 812. Apply at 20 Bt. Jamea place. Cooks. IV Oi a hers and kroner.

WANTED AS A COOK, WASHER AND ironor, a German or Swedish girl references required. Apply at 227 Clermont av. KJ "ANTED A FIRST CLASS COOK AND It laundroso with the best of references none other need apply at 22 Romsen st, to day or to morrow, basement door. TKT ANTED A NEAT. COMPETENT cook, to assist also with washing and ironing German or Bwode preferred muat have good references.

Ap ply at 114 First plaoe. WANTED TO COOK AND DO GEN eral housework, a jrirl must have good city references. Apply bofore seven o'elook thts evening, or to nior row, boforo noon, nt No. 152 Henry St. General HousotvorK.

WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE wotk in a family of four, a girl. 261 Lafayetto av, near Washington. WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE work in a small family, a Protestant girl. Call at 407 Van Bnren Bt, near Tompkins av. WANTED FOB GENERAL HOUSE work in a email private family, a girl good reference requirod.Apply l76Hewea st.

ANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSK work, a competent girl. Apply at 8 Seventh av, cor. arlt place. WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE work, a strong, willing girl must be A good wash er and ironer and able to do plain cooking. Apply at 396 Franklin av, near Gates av.

WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE work, on a flat, a girl reference required. Call for three days ot 1.138 Fulton Bt ring first bell inside of vestiDUlo. WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE work, a competent girl, with good city references a good place snd good pay for a good sorvant No. 188 aiauison st. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl.

Apply at 20J nergen st. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSB work, a woman. Apply, with references, at No. 241 Schermerhorn st. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, without the vraahinfi, am; must be a Rood Nono nond Apply oxcept thosd avinB best cit7 ref all bet we on 'J And o'clock at Bedford av.

COOil, ownco. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a zniddlo aged oolored woman ono accustomed to children wagea, jl pot month. with ref erence, at 4 ureeno ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work and make herself generally useful, a good rirl wages 812 per month. Oall at 16 Cambridge place. near Greene av.

WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a family of Ave adults, a capable girl oolored help not objected to. Apply at 94 Dean at, near Bed rora av. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, without the washing, a girl most be a good cook, quiok and clean; no others need call. Apply at No. 2i.

rrospect place. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, in a family of 4'grown persons, an American woman must be nest and tidy, a first class washer and ironorind a good cook; to the right ono a good home and 812por month will bo given. Address for three days. Uhani, Katie omoe. ANTED TO ASSIST IN THE HOUSE work of a small family, a smart young girl.

Apply at 73 Lexington av. dutploytnem Agencies, ANTED GIRLS COOKS, CHAM hnnnsirir nrat i oaaam mnA rSrnal'! hnimnirnrV stay. vants to fill sltuAtion in first olass private families a great rnanv dIhrgs and hio heflt wtes can bo found every day at CITY KMPLOYMKWT BUREAU, 7fc DeKulb av. ANTBD SERVANTS A AG ED by ladies Servants of all kinds oan ret situations bore everv dnv without tbe usual delay of waiting in an office. BROOKLYN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 29 Concord streot noar Fulton, three blocks below City Hall; savings bank on the comer.

Newly arrived girls wanted WAWTJED HELP DUXJES. WANTED TO LEARN A RETAIL business, a lire boy of 17. Apply from 8 to 12 A. M. at 110 Court st.

WANTED TO PACK GOODS AND work about mill, two boys about 15 years old. Apply atltHopkinssV WANTED TO DRIVE AND MAKE uiniBelf uBBfui, a colored man. Apply with refer enoes to 94 Livingston st; ring at lower door. VS7ANTED TO ASSIST IN AN OFFICE, Tf a mart, aotiva boy. Apply, in own haadivritinsr, to Box 16, Eagle office.

AlNTED TO OPEN OYSTERS AND wait on table in restaurant, ft young man. Call tor two or mrec aaya at wo coiwm at, WANTED AS BOOKKEEPER AND collector, a young man; one who oan speak German. Address, with reference and' salary, Box 8, Eagle office. WANTED GOOD, RESPECTABLE boys, between tbe ages of 14 and IcV who can bring good reoommendation. can find employment by applving at the office of the AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH 52 South Fifth av, New York.

w. ANTED BRIGHT, INTELLIG VUJO IIVUI SV JBBIO US BflU, n(VU BsUUIl ItJUUUI' raendationa. Aupiyto the Bperintendent of the AMKR tagua Bt, between 3 and iO A. WANTED IN A PUBLISHING OFFICE, a smart, capable boy of 18 must live with parents, write good hand have some idua of bookkeeping and come well recommended. Addreu in own band vrri atatina oxperience, salary expected, Ac, FRED.

GAY A Fulton at. WANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A dressmaker and nurse, tbe other to do upstair work and sewing, by two respectable young German girls, lately landed; oan talk French, as well as German; not much English yet. Can bo seen until employed, at their friends. Mrs. ELLSlNOHR, No.

99 York st. nurses and Seamcrese WANTED SITUATION AS A WET nurse, by a healthy young woman, with a good breast of milk. Please call at 6 Concord st. WANTED SITUATION AS MAID AND seamstress, by a respectable girl can cut and fit ladies and children's clothes and operate on Wheeler A Wilson machine city reference. Call at 36 Dykeman it, WANTED lTUATION "AS CHI1 drens nurse, by very reliable and trustworthy Jerson ia capable of takina the entire obarge of an infant rom its birth willing to assist with obamberwork good reference from last place.

Please call at 174 Court st, near Cong raw, ia confectionery no cards. fT ANTED SITUATION TAKE care of and to talk German with one or two young children, by a North Gorman girl. Oan be aeen at her last place, 65 Pierrepont St. WANTED SITUATION TAKE oare of children and assist with sewing, by a respectable young girl hosgood city references. Call all the week at 84 Luqueer st, In the basement no cards answered.

C'bainbornialdt. Wait reuses, ece. WANTED SITUATION AS CHAM bermaid or take care of children, by "a young girl has good referenoe. Call at or address to 171 Front st. W' ANTED srrUTrONAS CHAM bermaid and waitress; no objection to assist with ohildren will be found willing and obliging and best refer cncoi rivw can at a oiyzxio av.

WANTED SITUATION AS CHAM bermaid and waitre. by a respectable young girl baa good city references. Oall for two daya at 179 South Oxford st. ANTED SITUATION AS CHAM bermaid and waitress, or would do hcht linnnawnrV by a respectable young Swedish gir) haa good city refer enoes. Call for two days at B81 Warren at, back room, top floor.

ANTED SITUATION AS CHAM bermaid and waitress, or as nurse, by a respeot able Swedish girl, lately landed; would be willing to do UIJ Call Jignt housework: is willing to make herself useful, for two days at 607 Warren st, near Fourth av. WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, by a respectable young woman has good city references, Oall for two days at ISO Court at. WANTED; SITUATION AS "aT'CHAM bermaid and waitress, or would do general housework in a email Drivate family, by a respectable young girl is willing and obliging references if required. Please call this evening or to morrow at 310 Atlantic av, first floor. Vir ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress in a nmsH nrlvurA fwmtlv a respeotable young girt willing and obliging.

Plono call lor two aays ai no. ooo iiions st. no postal cards an irTereu, WANTED SITUATION TO DO XJP tULirs work, by a respeotable young girl; will be found willing and obliging. Can be seen for two days at 227 WANTED SITUATION TO DO UP stairs work and waiting, by a respectable young girl would assist with the washing and ironing if required Las good oity references. Please oall this evening and all day to morrow at 80 Atlantio av, near Hioks Bt, first Door, baok room.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT horlBilWnrsr. hr sx vrttincr rrlrl Osfl it. 71 Atlsntln.w "S7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT housework, in a small family by a respectable girl has good oity references. Oall for two days at present employer's, 48 Sidney pi. WANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT chambsrwork and sew, by a girl who has never uvea ant: is a seamstress; speaas rensn and tf ng lisb.

Call for two days at 183 South Eighth st. bTd. WANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT housework, or take oars of children, by respectable young girl, lately landed. Call for two days at 18 President St. 17 ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE upstairs work, or nurse, by Scotch Protestant girL Calf for two daye at 185 Butler st.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE light houaowork or as nurse, by a respectable young girl willing and obliging city references. Please call for two days at 251) St. Marks av, near Washington. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE light housework in a small family, by Protestant Amorloan girl, IB years old; belt references. Apply at 1,383 Fulton st, upstairs.

Cooks, tVasiterft ana ironer. ANTED SITUATION AS COOK BY a respectable weman. can lor two nays at teu Den st, ANTED S1TUATIONA 8 and haa betof cifcv rAforennM. S7" ANTED SITUATIONr AS COOK, OB cook, washer and ironer; by a respeotable woman no objection to a boarding house good references. Call si 188 Smith st, near Dean.

tlTANTEDr SlTUATION AS sad jaunaress or to uo general housework in a Small family, by a thoroughly competent woman. Oall on Friday, at present employer's, 353 Pacing sc. at presi ANTED BITUATION AS A COOKr or would dcrasnaral housework, for a email famlltr. appty ai tut uonnaon et. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK or waiter or drive and take care of a borse or taka porter's place, by a young colored man bas good oity refer enco.

Please call at 247 Jar st, F. 8. WT ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK: vv washer and ironor, by a respectable and oblimg girl; best city referenoes. Please call for two days kl 81 Duuglass et. PAR'r7If Hf)USIi5 A SEOOJfD I ri .1 Viaiunt Ul UVe rUUUiq OO UCMIVUU 'voyuv.

all improvements; small family, no chliarea. Apply to DAVID a. aas Flatuustt av. TO LET PART OF HOUSE CONSIST tng of back basement, large front parlor and three vnOmff on aaaonri atorv. tn.

a small famitv Of aduitsitno rest of the bouso' ooouniod by owner, two' persona rent 810. Inquire at 221 Twenty first at. a IO LET PART OF HOUSE FUR nished Lower part of a' honse, nlcoly furnished for housekeeping: house has all improvements, seven minutes' walk from Fulton Ferry; referenoes exchanged1. No. 181 Adams et.

TO LET PART OF HOUSE LOWER part, Olasson av, botweon Lafayetto and DeKalb; $18 per month; perfect order: all improvements; now range and heater: family of adults upstairs. Forpennit, oall on PHJ3LP8 piano store, 323 Washington str cox to Pojt Offlce. tt LET rOlX BCTIHBilS T'O LET THIRD FLOOR, WITH OR withont stoam power. Apply at 353. Adams Bt.

mo LET ROOMS WITH STEAM POW JL er. Apply corner Front and Pearl sts, Brooklyn, and Cm sad SMast Twenty third st, New Tork. WACBufi. PON. TO LET STORES.

TO LET STORE ON THE HILL, 818 Fulton st A very desirable briok store with living opartmentB, located on tha best part of tho Hill has large plate gloss show window, and haa latoly been put in thor ough order; rent 80 par month: immediate possession. Apply to RALPH L. COOK, 810 Fulton st, oorner Clermont av. fOR SALE HOUSES. 70R 8 ALE HO USE CHEAP HAND JL? some brown stone house, in most elogant condition.

Oall at 256 Putnam av, bet. Bedford and Nostrand. "lAOR SALE HOUSES SEVERAL BEAU JO tiful new houses, on Garden st, Brooklyn Heights; complete in every respeot. For particulars apply to J. W.

DBARINO, builder. 467 Hicks st. cTOR SALE HOUSE A FINE COR ner residence, on boBt part of Washington av, at a loir price brokers or tri flora not answered. Address OWNBR, Box 37. Eagle oCBoo.

TiiOR SALE HOUSE ONLY 950 CASH for the two Btory, basement and attio frame house, 228 Nineteenth st, near Fifth av. Apply to JAMES A. JAOOCfV. i.tip jenuon st, opposite aepofr. OR SALE HOUSES ON THE HILL A snuff 3 stonr briok oottaue.

16x40. with imnrovo mnnt.at nrminil SOxirtO flrat ratA In nation thirty minutna walk from ferries by two of our bost car routos immadiata possession. Apply to RALPH h. COOK, 810 Pulton sty corner Clermont av. FOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT, NO.

197 Baltic st, near Clinton, lot 19.Hxl00, house three stories and basement and attic, SO feet deep; has just been painted and put in perfect order throughout; all im Erovoments. Apply on the premises, or Co A. KINGS i AND SONS, 55 Broad st. New York. im JfiOR SALE HOUSE 442 WASHING ton av, at a bargain A elegant now three story French roof brown stone front dwelling, replete with overy improvement; main floor cabinet trimmed handsome gas fixtures oi latest design; rear lot if desired.

RAJJPIi COOK, uiu imiton st, oorner ot (Jiermont av. (10R 6ALE HOUSES FIVE BEAUTI 1 tiful first class brown stone houses on flaisev at. near nd ford b.t also two on Brevonrt nlaoa. rtna a ioi hnnan. The above are new ana beautitulLy nnishea in hara wood, and will be sold at reasonable prices and on easy terms.

APPly to T. B. JACKSON, builder, on promises. r'lOR SALE BUSINESS A FIRST class corner liquor store; owner going in other business; drawings 430 per day or no sale; along lease; good landlord and cheap rent; every chanae wilTbo given the purchaser. Address by letter.

OWN lilt, Box "2, Kogle office. IjIOR SALE HOUSE $5,500 WILL BUY an elegant two story, basement end subcellar, high stoop, brown atone house on Ninth 8t, near Prosiioct Park ton rooms, all improvements: neighborhood tirat class; terms easy. BUHHIIaL'S real estate office 453 Fifth av, near Ninth st. FOR SALE HOUSES TWO HOUSES, just taken for first mortgage, Cambridge place, three Story brown etono, 20i4oxlOv, at. throe story, basement and cellar frame, 2te40.

Tob'xlOu, JAMES A. FIHHIZR. No. 1,415 Fulton st, opposite depot, EOR SALE HOUSE A GREAT BAK gain Lafayette av; two story and attic, frame, brick ment; fine cellar; 0 rooms: all improvements; only $700 cash required, balance on bond and morttfigo for a term of years. Apply immediately to "WM.

BBJDOK, 13 Willoughby st, near City Hall oveningfl, 006 st. FOR SALE HOUSES TO LET, OR Exchange! houses, lots and farms, in all sections and great variety printed list of houses now ready for investors. Uptown office open till 0 P. M. during October.

D. P. DARLING A Court st. PhenU Building, and 1,208 Fulton st, near Bedford av. OR SALE HOUSES TWO OF THE best and moat pleasantly located houses now for sale he city; they are three stories and basement; swell front; brown stone: cabinet tinish parlor and basement; plate gloss and everything necessary to make them firat class in every respect; price $11,000.

Apply on premise1), corner of Seventh av. and Lincoln place, of WM. FLANA GAN, builder. FOR SALE HOUSE" THE THREE story, English basement brick house, 281 Navygt; it contains eight rooms, bath room. etc.

is within five minutes' walk of tho Oitv Hall, and Is witnm half a block of two lines of cars; price, $4,000, of vhioh $2,300 or $3,000 can remain on bond and mortgage for five years, at 6 per if desired. Apply to JOHN F. UENNSSSV, 313 Bridge st. near Myrtle av; FOR SALE HOUSES 1,016 AND 1,018 Greene av, one minute to Broadway rapid transit or to BrufTa elevated railroad 1 story front and 3 story rear, brown stone. 11 rooms, flneBt improvements, only 14 minutes to South Seventh st.

Ferry; also, a fine corner house, corner of Stuyresant av. and Macon st; for sale cheap; open Sunday. P. MULLED Y. 576 Quincy st.

OR SALE HOUSE ONE OF THOSE handsome 3 story brown stone houses wilh'evory modern improvement; completely finished and tit for immediate occupation; near Dr. Scudder's Church neighborhood first class; close to fire lines of cars: will be sold cheap if applied for immedfaf ly terms to suit. Apply to the owner, W. C. RTJ SSKLL, the premises, 75 Haneooli st, near Bedford av.

FOR SALE HOUSES ON GREEN eTavT between Stuyvesant and Raid, two new 3 story and basement brown stone fronts; largo single window in parlor and basement front, with plate glass these houses contain all improvements, and are built and finished In the very beat manner; size of each 16x45; lot, 100 feet; one blook from elevated railroad. Apply on premises or to H. DOHERTY. No. 60 Flatbush av, comer of Prospect place.

EOR SALE HOUSES ON WASHING ton av. west side, south of Fulton st, the handsome story and basement swell front brown stone houses, just completed parlor iloor 74 foot deep, containing two parlors and dining room; houses finished in best cabinet style, including comicos, ebony and black walnut mantels, mirrors, low grateB, etc. Inquire of WM. C. BOWERS, owner and builder, on premises, or at o.

283 Lafayette avenue, fjOR SALE HOUSE 568 WASHINGTON av First class four story and two story extension brown stone front house, new; bay window front: elegant cabinet carved French black walnut finish on parlor iloor; finest quality of hardware; ebony and hard wood mantels, with mirrors and nickel plated grates and bronze frames; large furnace, laundry and kitchen below; two parlors and dining room on parlor floor; saloon bedrooms, in the latest New York style, with block walnut wardrobes, ttc, and bathroom on seoond floor; alcove and two bedrooms on third floor; billiard room and two bedrooms on fourth floor; sanitary plumbing; Zano water closets, dumb waiters, O. KNOYVLTON, 30 Fulton corner of St. James place. FPU SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LOT GREAT BARGAIN Party leaving oitv will sell a lot 25x100 on Howard av. near Bergen st.

Price only $200. Apply to JAMBS A. FISHER. 1,415 Fulton opposite depot. FOR SALE LOTS A BARGAIN FOUR lots, 0x100 oach, on Bainbridge st, near Broadway high ground, near two lines of rapid transit; price, 9250 each: torms.ono half cash, balance on mortgage.

Apply to RtiLAND A WHIT INC. 5 Beekman st, N. Y. IOR SALE REAL ESTATE ONE OF (he handsoraest pieces of property in Brooklyn, on cream of Washington av, between Lafayette and Greene; 25x2 10 feet, running right through from street to street; at a great naorirlce; price terms easy. Apply to owner, 374 Washington av.

IjTOR SALE LOTS 100X200 FEET, 1 corner of Madison st and Nostrand av. 123x200 feet north side of Madisom st, between Nostrand and Marcy avs. 100x200 feet on Greene between Stuyvesant and Reid. Tbe location of the above lots is the very best in the city for building two and three story brown stone dwell men. They will be sold low and on easy terms.

Apply to DAVID O. REID, 1.085 Fulton sfc. COUNTRY PROPERTY. 17OR SALE HOUSE AT FLATBUSH 1 A new cottage house with six lots of ground situated near entranoe to Prospeot Park and Brighton Betah Depot; also, fourteen lots In Brooklyn on Franklin av, between PaoiQo st. and Atlantic av.

Inquire of JOHN jviir kivjl natDusn. FOR SALE FARM CHEAP; SITUAT ed Queens only a short drive from Brooklyn; five minutes' walk of three! stations containing 121 aores of land under a good state ot cultivation fruitin abundanoe largo house and bam and food well of water. Inquire of OLIVER TITUS, No. 1 ,380 Fulton St. TTIOK SALE FARM SITUATED AT SY JL? osBet twenty five miles from'New York, one mile from tno depot containing 120 acres, SO of wood and good house snd all necessary outbuildings; wall watered; fine pond near the house plenty of I fruit.

AddroanlO LIVER TITUS, 1,3) Fulton st FOR EXCHANGE. TOR EXCHANGE HOUSES SOME DE sirably looated two story and basement brown stone houses, well rented would oxchanre for well locatod building lots, free ot incumbrance principals only noticed, 5ive looation with name and address and full particulars, ddress BUILPBR, Box 1, Bogle offloe. FOB 8AI.E PIAJIOS, cVC. FOR SALE PIANO $75 SACRIFICE elegant new organs, $73 $4 monthly until paid pia nos, $5 to $20 monthly: great saving in purchase or rent ing new or secondhand pianos by seeing PHELPS A BON, No. 823 Washington st, next to the Post Office, before deciding.

OR SALE PIANOS THE "SOHMER" "Pisirin spVtinu lMrla'Ar. tw nil muniim! nut.horitiaa OS cimorlr. tn .11 nthilro in nnslifv Ctt trinn dlirnhllitt). can be bought direct from the manufacturers, SOHMXR, S22 Ful ton st. at almost the same prices asked for inferior pianos.

Call for catalogue. Several good second band pianos at great bargains. Pianos to rent and rent applied if purchased. IFOR SAIjE PIANO CHEAP; ELEGANT pianoforte, overstrung bass, all modern improvements; just as nice as new 150. This is a ganuina bargain don't missit.

Beautiful Weber piano, price: six octave melo deon. 330; organs. $50. If yon want bargains oall at once at the PI A NO AND. ORGAN WAREROOMS of J.

W. SMITH BROTHER, 635 Fulton sk opposite Kim place. fCH UnSCEsMLAWEOmW. JIjIOR SALE FIXTURES CASH WITH six doors, counter and showoase, suitable for milliner, pply at 102 Prospect Bt. "SALE FURNITURE A PARLOR aP suit, seven pieces, made by Reithor; blue rep.

No. 80 Hanson place. at MB SALE OHINA FRENCH CHINA breakfast and dinner set. fruit band and flowers. Au at 13ti Clinton st, OR SALE BUSINESS A CONFEC tinnnrv f.ov Afore, nnstlv fitted DD! will ba Sold oheap for cash owing to sioknoas.

Apply at 150 Smith at, near Bergen. XjiOR SALE BUSINESS AT A SACRI noe, an established feed business, horBe, truck, c. Sood chance for a man with a little monoy. Address WIL IJkMjlejifflce. TTiOR SALE BUSINESS A GOOD GRO eery store oheap rent, good location.

Apply on tho premises, No. 1 tVebster place, oor. Sixteenth st. liSOR SALE BILLIARD TABLE SIZE, JD 5x10 best make and newest style together with complete fixtures, bulls, cues and rack, brushes, etc Lowest prico SJ10U. Addreaa CUB.

Eagle olllou. "OR SALE BUSINESS AN INTEREST in a large retail carpet bnslness in good location, long established and making money sold only on account tho death ot one of the partners. Full particulars given by addressing OARPKT BUSINESS, Bogle office. HORtlESi CARRIAGES. Ac CARRIAGE MAKERS a m.v iiinnuiT Tin I titid iyniiir.ivo, AND PRIVATE PARTIES HAVING CARRIAGES TO.

DISPOSE OF, The undorsigned on order foeSO carriages to go to Nevada. The order calla for LANDAUS, LANDAULKT8. OLARENOES BBRLIN COACHES, VICTORIAS. OOUPE8, COUP15 ROOKAWAYS, WBSTOHESTftn (8 seat) ROOKAWAYS, VIxEaKrTS. A.SD BY MUST OLASS AKRRS.

FAIR MARKET, PRICKS WILL BR PAID ON IMMBDIATB APPLICATION. XHS. ORDER MUST BE FILLED WITHOUT DELAY. JAMBS DOWNEY, 887: AN 338. ATLANTIO AVENUK.

fjROUGHAM. LAN! X5' 1 CARTS. KOOKAWAYS, VIOTOR1 DAUS, TONT WAGONS; PHAETONS every style. SOO NKW X7ARRWGIfS. At KINDS.

Latest styles, desirable oolbrs, moderate prices. SEOOND HAMp BWEWSTKR, BROUGHAMS, BERLIN COACH, J. B. Brewster, jflne order. WOOD BROS, LANDAU.

CART by Flandrsu. light Landanlet, good Tlx REE BREWSTER TOP WAGONS. 100 SEOOND HAND CARRIAGES, WW WM, H. GRAY, 20 AND 22 WOOSTBB STREETV NEW YORK. A GOOD WORK HORlE FOR has beon before an Ice wagon also ono fnr.

a grocer or any light work. Call at 153 High it, ftom I'iX toUP.JJ.,tilllord. AlGrTLl0ffrNlW; FULL STRING top buggy, light bnslncsa wagon, witU ton, and one suttuDie xor any uuauiean, ui u. hnd vary low, as owner haa no usoforO'em. Oan bo seen StablP.

noar mo T.TST JL IIUO BOARD A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE aooonunodated with good board anil pleasant rooms st 1218 Degraw st i convenient to all ferries. BOARD ON THE HEIGHTSUS HEN ry st Room fcr gentleman and wife or. single gentlemen; reforencosejrohanged. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS MJ Very desirable rooms with first elawr board references exchanged. OARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE and two single gentlemen can nave very pleasant by upplying at 55 Oonoord St.

TO OARD ON THE HILL NO. 2G LA Wj foyette sv. Gentleman and wife or single gentlemen oan find newly fnrnlshod rooms and good board at moderate terma; referenoes exchanged. 4 OARD 09 SIXTH AY, NEAR PROS nsstr: PvlfLa )Arom room with two olaant. aniijihln for Is Ibr ladr aud irentleman or two single gen tl em en, with tint Diaaa bauju muiHtwo OATtD ojta AH 255 WASHINGTON ST A Fr i fn ifl rnnm rn mannnA also sntall room house has all modern improvements gooa 1 TA Fnvnuk 1 pARD TWO NICELY FURNISHED rnnmt for srtnarlA sreiittoineD or gentlemen and mivnn Eood table; house has an improvemenu.

ill rjonermer ornBt. OARD SECOND FLOOR FRONT JL5 room and hall room handsomely ur with board; alt improvements. 241 Washington street. SiOAKD ON THE HILL 163 LAFAY 9 otto av. Two large and very pleasant rooms, with all provements and nioely furnished; table good; refer, ences exchanged.

OARDTGENTIiEMAN AND WIFE or two single gentleman can have very pleasant rooms, pplying at 53 Hioks five minutes' walk of the OARD TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE l.W.v Xr: 1 1 1. corner of Vanderbilt; table good, substantial and eibun aant. OARD A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE 9 or two young men oan beaocommodated with board a small family living on tha Hill. For particulars call on KBRRIOAN, 87 Olermont av. I OARD TO LET, WiTH BOARD, SA large, square room in a family of oalture; location unsurpassed; fable good terms 80 per week; twenty five minutes from Oity Hall.

18 HoDocougn st, above Tomp Kins ov. Apply on next wee. BOARD 99 FIRST PLACE A HAND some seoond floor, southern exposure, to gentlemen and wives, or single gentlemen convenient to South, Wall et. and Fulton ferries; all the modern conveniences; a brown stone front referenoes exohangoa. OARD ON THE HILL 281 CUMBER JJ3 Isnd ot.

nicely lnrnished rooms on second and third floors also, book parlor, hot and oold water and ample oloset room splendid location two doors from Lafayette av every uomo oonuor; nin. OARD 85 HENRY ST LARGE AND mall mom. tk int. with board 1 location vArv nnnvon. lent; within five minutes of Fnlton and Wall si.

ferries; also nioo room tor two young ladles; terms moderate. BOARD ON THE HILL 65 SOUTH Oxford st A largs seoond story front room and hall room connecting, together or single; modern improvements: also, a hail room on the third floor; references exohonged. OARD 144 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, within A m.nnn1 trslk at WM tth rtf Pnlfin j.w ahandaome suite of rooms, with first alass board, to rent together or singly also room for single gentleman dining room on parlor floor OARD ON THE HIJL GENTIjEMEN and their wives oan be accommodated with first obiss board, with desirable rooms, in the attractive houaejwith beautiful surroundings, conservatory, No. 038 Washington av. BOARD A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE accommodated with good board and nicely furnished rooms; good looation; all improvements in the hotiBe; terms moderate.

Please call at 64 Conoord st oorner of Adams. BOARD TO LET, FRONT AND BACK room on second floor, with board; also, hall bedroom; reasonable terms: desirable looality: olosotoCity Hall; convenient to Wall st, south, and Kulton ferries; references required. Ko 342 State at, pear Hpyt. BOARD ON THE HfiX120 ELLIOTT place, between Hanson place and Fulton st A large sunny front room, handsomely furnished, heated, gas, hot and cold wator, large pan trios, comforts of borne to a de siraoie party; reierencea eicnaiigou. BOARD PLEAS AN FUR I rooms, on second floor, in a small private family where there are no other boarders; good table; or without board if preerred.

Call at WJ5 DeKalb bet, IVotrand and Marcy. BOARD ON THE HILL 168 CUMBER land st, opposite Fort Greene Park Handsomely furnished rooms lo let, with first class board, to gentlemen and their wives or to single gentlemen referenoes ex cnarygech OARD A VERY LARGE, SUNNY A3 room, also ball room on the third floor, handnomely furnishod, with every convenience; house and table first olass. ana location very acBirame; terms very moderate. Apply at 200 Livingston at; referenoes exchanged. BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS THE 4 Btory brown stone house, 147 Pierrepont st, changed hands on the 13th where parties desiring Winter board oan find first class accommodations large roo ms on Becona or mira noor, witu ami rooms.

OARD NEAR "THE CITY HALL Large, and small rooms, connecting or not, with every improvement, in handsome brown stone, with first class board, from 83 to $0. Table boarders accommodated at S4 per week. Houso warmed throughout; best location in the city. References exchanged. 23 Smith st.

BOARD ELEGANT SUITE OF ROOMS on second floor, with every convenience partg owning their own house; one of the best locations on Brooklyn Heights; a good opportunity for those seeking a pleasant home and willing to pay for first elass accommodations. Address 0., Box IS, Eagle offloe. OARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY AN Amorlcan ladv occuoTinc her own house, will let with first class homelike board, ono or two pleasant larjre rooms also ad extra sized hall room parties Beeking a quiet, comfortable home on reasonable terms will find tblB a desirable opportunity. Apply at No. 310 Warren street, near Court.

BOARD ON THE HILL AN AtCOVE front room on socond floor, handsomely finished with modern improvements; plenty of drawer, oloset and press room, and first class board also third story hall room, in family residing at X23 South Oxford at, near Hanson place and Fulton st. BOARD ON THE HILL A handsomely furnished rooms, containing all improvements, with first class table, suitable for a party of gentlemen or two gentlemen and their wires location one of the finest on tho Hill terms moderate. Apply at 306 Cumberland st. between Greene and Lafayette avs. OARD PLEASANT ROOMS AND first dung hoard nuitjihla for crAnilemnn and wiffl Or i at .1 A t.Gl.

43 a .1. I I inducements given to permanent boarders; within five minutes' walk of Wall st. and South ferries. 383 Hioks st, near Joralemon. BOARD THOSE WHO ARE WILLING to pay a reasonable price for superior table with delightful rooms in one of tne most charming places on tbe Hill, can obtain it at 394 Washington av; near Greene av.

line of oars those who desire to furnish their rooms can EXCELLENT lineo, running either to Fulton or wullamsburghMefvy', pleasant rooms, sou cue ireenom ana comionior a uome. wixn a private family, for a few boarders desiring sueh seoommoda tions. 557 lAfayette av. r. BOARD ON THE HILL, 56 HANSON place A large, handsomely furnished front alcove room, containing all modem improveraentsV and ample closet; suitable for gentleman and wife, or two single gentlemen: private family; desirable location; terms very low.

BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS AT 20 Garden place, near Joralemon st; second floor front room, alcove, newly furnished, ample olosets, witn all improvements; southern exposure; also third story front, suitable for families, or party of gentlemen; refer ence exchanged. OARD 26 QUINCY ST. CHOICE accommodations in two connecting rooms on nrst floor, handsomely furnished, having water, grate, two closets and sunny exposure; will be let to a gentloman and wife or two single gentlemen, with excellent board and tha freedom and comfort of a quiet and pleasant home one block from Gates, Nostrand and Franklin av. cars. BOARD TO LET, WITH FIRST CLASS board, handsome third story front room, to gentleman and wife or two gentlemen Ihouse brown stone every modern convenience hot and oold water tn room elegantly and fully furnished must be seen to be appreciated fifteen minutes' walk from prinoipal ferries and three from City Hall; terms low.

Apply at 150 Lowrenoe st, near Fulton. ttOARD WAMTED, BOARD WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN in a private family, noar Beeoher'a Ohurch terms must not bo high. Address PI.x'MOTJTH, Eagle office. BOARD WAN TED BY A YOUNG GEN tleman, in the vicinity of Tompkins av. and Halsev st; private family preferred.

Addret3, stating terms.de,, S. Eagle oEDea. 1 BOARD WANTED TWO ROOMS. ME diumsize, or one large and the other Bmall, adjoining and sunny, and board in a private family, where home comforts can be found within ten or fifteen minutes of the Navy Yard, by a Naval officer, wifo and son. State terms and address DON CARLOS, Bagle offlpn.

ruRisasiiEi tcoo.ttH. TjURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, AT 122 Jm State Bt, nicely and newly furnished rooms, with large closets, water and gat; referenoes exchanged. FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, A NICE ly furnished, large front room, with oloset, for single gentleman at $2 per week. 388 Atlantio avenue, near Smith st. 1 BURNISHED ROOMS TO LET A NICE room on seoond floor, with large closet, famished complete for light housekeeping; ball room adjoinina; if re quired; use ot bath and stationary tubs, etc.

243 Wyckoff st, bet. Bond and Nevins. IURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, A PRI 1 vale family would let one or two furnished rooms to single gentlemen; gooi netzflbo 'hood Imorove mentn. No. 152 Warren et, corner of Warren place, six streets from South Ferry.

1 BURNISHED ROOM TO LET, A FUR nished room, to one or two single ladies who are em. nloyed outside during the day. with the privilege of house, keeping; the best of references given and required. Call at 'id Johnson st, second door from theatre. fURNlSHED ROD MS ON THE Height Br Ritner with or without board house has all the improvements private family, with all home comforts within thres minutes' walk of Fulton Ferr; terms moderate.

Apply at 13 Poplarst, opposite Willow. FUraiSHBD LET, TWO large front rooms on second and third floors also, a hall bedroom, nicely furnished; nrst class location and within a few minutes' walk of two ferries. Apply on prem isjlSecond place. BURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, IN A JL private family, Vnicely furnjfihod alcove room, with hot and cold water and gas, suitable for one or two gentlemen; terms 93 per week; also, large rooms, with ubo of bath, $3 per wbbX; desirable location. No.

393 Sohermer born st, near Bond. TO LET HOimKB TO LET HOUSE AND GROUNDS, N. 116 Clinton av; house three stories and. basement, brick: all modern improvements, in perfect order; will be leased for a term of roars. Apply'to JOHN H.

LJXBOH 72 Pine at, New York, or 423 Clinton sv, Brooklyn. TO LET HOUSES ON THE HILL 3 story briok on Franklin av, 8480. $500; brown stono on Greene av, $B50 a very nioo 8 story brown stone, furnished, on Lexmgton av. $810; also, and apart UittniiBi tAALilj a. OUil, QV3 I'tama uu ay, TO LET HOUSE ON SOUTH OXFORD st; throe story and extension brown stone; all im provements has dining room en uarlor floor, with dumb waiter to basement location excellent will rent very low to right party.

For further psrticulsrs apply to J. DAVEN FORT A 60WB, cor. Fulton and Oxford sts. mO LET HOUSE A COTTAGE, per month, on Warren place, between Warren and Baltio sU, near Henry has Bix rooms, seven closets, water oloset, stationary tub, best range, gas, slate mantels, etc. W.

J. MERRY, agent. No. 12S Boltlo at; offloe hours 8 to 9, 1 to a and 5 to o'clock. TO LET HOUSE ON THE HILL IM mnaiste possession No.

425 Olermont av, bet. Greene av. and Fulton st, a 3 story, bnok, 20x4Uxl 00, improvements and in goad order one of tho finest locations on the Hill. RALPH L. COOK, No.

'810 Fulton st, corner Clermont avenue. Zoc'jt i il 3 no LET HOUSE OR FOR SALE A first class brown stone 3 story and, basement, 829 ashington av, between DeKalb and Lafayette best location on Hill; 13 rooms, all first olsra order. F. OURRAN, 11 8t. Felix Brooklyn, or H.

P. GAD, Komp Building, 68 Williams si, New York. LET HOUSE A VERY DESIRA ble two and a half story frame house, 20x88, all the Improvements, situated In the plaasantest part of Monroe street; possession November i rent 830 per month to a good tenant. Apply to RALPH h. OOOK, 810 Fulton st, comer ui uiermuufr av.

mo LET HOUSE ELEGANT THREE. JL story basement and collar brown stone houee. No. 524 Carlton av, neat Feeiflo at: bones oontain, Jit rooms; every modern improvement is in nrst class order, and will bo rented low too flrst oli.pa. Amilyon premises be.

tween 10 and 6, or to LKONABD MOODY, 'J 15 Montague. at. and 27unattmsh av. LET rHOUSBa JTWO STORY AND afA.tnU r.M. Mt M.and avrnerfeet auree story ana oast.

vo.v Thres story and bast. av, porfeot order BOO Three story arid on Olasson "Preet order: 500 Three story and beat. On Nostrand order 4S0 Te svst87o. Apply oornefof Downing'. CjuMgVOYAlCTa MRB.

FAY, FROM LONDON, THE SEV. enthof the seventh dsnghter.givee great reading the present ana futpre to al). Bo. 158. Cumberland st; near Myrtle av.

and Fort; Greene, from 0 A. M. to v. Terms 60 cents. fliAlKVOYANT.

MKDIOAI. AND BU8INKSS. OOTIOK HOUB8 to 6 P. M.jnd Thursday and Saturday evenings froilVUo srflatiafactton guaranteed. MRsrcoLWBSflverroi and dlalrvbyant private sltbngs daUy i the future ao ourately foretold'; stock sptmlaoa meoialty vtmognetia trtatment, under Uplrtt tt W8 a st.

neat FAY DIVORCE GRANTED TO MAGGIE FAY from HUGH FAY by Jndge Nedson. JBBBTl'IICl. FUN AN OE THE COMMITTEE ON FI nance will meet In the Committee Rooms, City Hall, on MONDAY, October 25, at 1 1 o'clock A. M. By order of otiH jjj)Mj'tt, tmarmon QT.

PATRICK'S MUTUAL ALLIANCE OF AMERICA, KINGS COUNTY The members of tbe above association will assemble at the HALL, 50 Conrt st, at 2 P. SUNDAY, Ootober 24, and proceed ina body to assist at the laving ot the cornor stone ot the HOUSE OF THE LITTLElglSTERS OF THE POOk! cornor of Seventh and Sixteenth Bt. New York and New Jersey' divisions, also too Honor duird are invited to attend. T. F.

POWERS; President. WM. WanD, Seorotary. Aids to the marshal from tho various branches will re Dart st 167 Columbia at, at 1 P. SL sharp.

Bv ordor GEORGE H. QUINLAN, Marahal. Jons Ht Newmah, iiAS James Mogakivt. i CANDIDATES FOTl OFFICE CAN FIND all kindB nf printing posters, ballots, cards, etc. at the BROOKLYN aAGLthjOB AND ItOOS PRINTING; DEPARTMENT.

TTANCOCK AND ENGLISH "Constitutional union association olympic 4s0 fulton street. Hon. WILLIAM O. DE WITT, ol Brooklye, Will address the Association, on FRIDAY EVENING, OOTOBER 22, at 8 o'clock. OTHER SPEAKS AND AC tS WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE )RESS THE MEETING.

Documents will be distributed as usual. TWENTY SECOND WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CAMPAIGN OLUB. GRAND MASS MEETING TEMPLAR HALL, Fifth av. near Eleventh at, on FRIDAY EVENING, 22nd at 8 o'clock. JOHN II.

BERGEN. MATTHEW BURROUGHS. Colonel WM. HEMBTRBET And other eminent speakers will address tho meeting The second grand torch light parade will take place in tbe ward on SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT, October 23, at 8 o'olock, from Headquarters. All the Hancock and English campaign clubs in the ward are invited to take part in the parade on that evening.

THOS. PEARSALL. Chairman Hancock and English Campaign Club. JOHN Chairman Executive Committeo. OEVENTH WARD HANCOCK AND 3 ENGLISH CAMPAIGN OLUB will meet on FRI.

DAY EVENING, at the WIGWAM, corner of Olasson and DoKalb avs. All citizens of the ward are invited to hear Colonel B. B. LANSING. By order of Colonel M.

EVANS, President, WM. A. POWEBS,) HonACE Holt, Secretaries. OzoitoB Maxjom, Treasurer. HANCOCK LEGION WILL HOLDA meeting on FRIDAY EVENING, Octobor 22, 1B80, at8 o'olook, at HEADQUARTERS FIRST WARD CLUB, 28 Court st.

A prompt attendance of members is requested to moke arrangements to parade TUESDAY, Ootober 20, and FRIDAY, Ootober 2B. 18811. By order, Colonel DAVID T. LYNOH. C'l RAND RALLY FOR JT HANCOCK AND ENGLISH IN THE TWENTY FIFTH WARD.

A GRAND MASS MEETING will be held at 652 Gates av, on FRIDAY, October 22. at 8 o'olock P. M. Tbe following prominent speakers will deliver addresses Hon. SCOTT LORD, Hon.

O. O. KG AN. Hon. M.

O. GROSS and lion. GERMAIN HAUSOHEL. All are in vited to attend. JAMES A.

WHALEN. Prosldont. Johr Stein, Secretary. ORKINGMEN OF THE TENTH WARD. AROUSE! I I Hon.

THOMAS Will address a meeting of the Workingmen ot the Tenth Ward, At WARRKN HALL, 302 Warren st, On FRIDAY EVENING. October 22, 1880, at 8 o'elook. Hon. DANIEL O'REILLY, ANDREW McLKAN, WILLIAM SULLIVAN And ether eminent speakers will address the mooting. The Tariff question will be discussed.

LEVENTH WARD HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CLUB. A public meeting, under the auspices of the above club.will be held at its headquarters, junction of Fleet st, and Debevoise placo, on FRIDAY EVENING. October 22, 1880. at 8 o'olock. Addressos will be delivored by P.

J. O'HANLON. JOHN F. CLARKE, F. B.

RICHARDS. Esq. All Demoorota desiring to participate in the grana Democratic parade on the 20th are rsquestod to and assist in the election of a marshal and 'arranging other necessary de tails in connection therewith. At A. HART.

President. Wm. H. McLavohun. UBLIO MEETING OF THE TH1KU WARD HANCOCK AND ENGLISH ASSOCIATION.

Will bo held at 333 ATLANTIC AV. On FRIDAY. October 22, 1BS0. at 8 o'olook. The meetlasr will be addressed by R.

H. CHITTENDEN, Hon. WM. E. ROBINSON.

M. L. TOWNS. N. PJSNDLETON SCHENOK.

Esq. GEORGE W. OAKLEY, President. Randolph U. Colb, Secretary.

PECIAL MEETING OF THE TWENTY "5 THIRD WARD DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION wiTl be held FRIDAY EVENING. October 22, ot 8 o'olook. Important business will tronsaotad. By ordor JOHN BUTTON. President.

John SHEA, Secretary. MEETING OF THE TWENTY THIRD WARD REGULAR HANG'OOK AND ENGLISH PA1GN OLUB will bo held at LEFFERTS PARK HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, October 22. at 8 o'clock. H. S.

BELLOWS. "VTINETEENTH WARD HANCOCK AND 1( ENGLISH CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB will hold their regular meeting THIS EVENING, AT THE WIGWAM, Corner of Bodtord av. and Howes st, at 8 o'elook; WILLIAM M. IVINS, Esq, HENRY D. BIRDS ALL, And other eminent Bpeakora will address the mooting.

SAMUEL GUTHRIE. President. Ohabub H. Baldwin, Secretary. TiUFTH WARD FIFTH WARD REGU JD LAR DEMOCRATIC HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CAMPAIGN CLUB A' meeting of this club will be held at TEMPERANCE HALL, Concord st.

near Gold, on FRIDAY, 22d inst, at 8 o'olook, P. M. The meeting will be addressed by JAMES A. RIDG WAY and Oolousl E. B.

LANSING. PATRICK OARBKRY. President. John Fbost, Secretary. Amdbew Walsh, Treasurer.

I LEVENTH WARD 'J HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB Will hold a business meeting THIS (Friday) EVENING, OCTOBER 22. at 8 o'olook, AT THEIR HEADQUARTERS, 598 FULTON ST. Near Raymond. AU voters in favor of the election of HANCOOK AND ENGLISH are earnestly invited to attend. WILLIAM M.

SHIPMAN, President. "POLITICAL PRINTING OF EVERY JL description, from the election card to the largest poster, dona ot the BROOKLYN EAGLE JOB AND BOOK PRINTING DEPARTMENT. Prices rea sonable. POLITICAli. SEPUBLICAN iPAIGN HEADQUARTERS OF KINGS COUNTY Are noiv OPEN, day and evening, at No.

100 PIERREPONT STREET, near Fnlton. ALBERT DAGGETT, Chairman. S. T. Maddox, Secretary.

EMOCRATIO GENERAL COMMITTEE. NATURALIZATION. The County Court, Room No. 7, Court House, will be open for the convenience ot those dosiriug their FINAL NATURALIZATION PAPERS EVERY DAY from 10 A. M.

to 4 P. M. on the evening ot September 22, and EVERY EVENING from September 24 to the 22nd of October, inctatire, from 7 to tf o'clock. NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE: Firat Ward JOHN OONNBLL. Second Ward AMES A.UFFY.

Third Ward ARTHUR J. HEANEY. Fourth Ward H. M. WINTERS.

Fifth Ward H. B. WHITE. Sixth Ward PETKR FOGARTF. Seventh Word THOMAS KANE Eighth Ward PATRICK HBFFERNAN.

Ninth Ward PHILIP MOAVOY. Tenth Word JOHN H. MOORE. Eleventh Ward HENRY V. ACKER.

Twelfth Ward PATRICK flcKENNA. Thirteenth Ward JAMliS C. WALSH. Fourteenth Ward P. KELLY.

Fifteenth Ward MICHAKt, OLWEI.L. Sixteenth Ward AN DREW BECK. Seventeenth Word JOHN BARRETT. Eighteenth Ward EFFERSON BLACK, Nineteenth Word JAMES LOUGHRAN. Twontieth Word JOHN HEATH.

Twenty first Word JOHN PETERSON. Twenty second Ward CHARLES E. VAUGHAN. Twenty third Ward STEPHEN NOLAN. Twenty.foarth Ward PATRICK KELLY.

Twenty Iifth Ward WILLIAM W. GARDINER. Blotlonda H. A. HARRISON.

Flatbush JAMES RYAN. Grovesend JAMES QUINN. New Utreoht JAMES PARKER. New Lots PHILIP L. JARDIN.

Tickets can bo obtained at Room 9. Court House, and from members of the Naturalization Committee. JACOB I. BERGEN. Chairman Democratic General Committee.

UEOJIOE U. JUSRMAX, Walker T. Woollkv.i Secretaries. JEGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION for district' ATTORNEY, JAMES TROY. REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION F0R COUNItTaUDITOR, WILLIAM J.

POWELL. EGULAR DKMOCRATIO NOMINATION FOR MEMBER OF ASSEMBLE, THIRD "iHSTRICT. COMPRISING THIRD AND TENTH WARDS, LAWRENCE J. TOKMKY. TFFICE OF THE BOARD OF ELEC TIONS, Room City Hall.

Brooklyn. Ootober IB, 18S0 Tho Board of Elections will meet in session on MONDAY, the 25th from. 9 o'clock A. M. to 12 and from 4 o'clock to 0 o'olock P.

to give to persons naturaliKed after October 18 and bofore Octobor 23 the certificates which are neoesaary to enable them to rog. ister and vote. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD. FFICE OF THE BOARD OF ELEC TTONH. Room 9.

Citv Hall. Brooklyn. October 10. to be held on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday of November next (November 2) the following charter officers are to be elected OontTolIer, Auditor, Alderman in the First, Third, Fifth, Seventh, Ninth, Eleventh, Thir. teonth, Fifteenth, Seventeenth, Nineteenth, Twenty itrst, Twenty third, Tirenty flf th Saporrijiors in the SBcnnd, Fourth, Bixth, Eighth, Tenth, Twelfth, Fourteenth, Sixteenth, Eighteenth; Twentieth, Twenty second ond Twenty, fourth wards; oonstables in all the wards.

BY ORDER OF THE BOARD. jQAMPAlGN OUTFITS, COMPRISING CAPE. GAP AND BALLOT BOX" TORCH. AT FIFTY CENTS. HERMAN FORCE, 298 BROADWAY.

N. Y. 12VENIIVO SCHOOLS. T71REB EVENING SCHOOLS. THE PUBLIC EVENING SCHOOLS OF.

THE CITF. FOR MALES AND FEMALES, WILL BE OPENED ON MONDAY EVENING, November 8 1880. at 7M o'clock, IN THE FOLLOWING SCHOOL HOUSES, Sohool House No. I Oorword streot, corner of Adams. Branch School House No.

15 Third avenue, corner of 8 Sohool House No. Hf Cower of Fifth snd North fUtlt streets. School House No. 18 Maujer street, near Ewen. School House No.

23 Java rot. GrOBryafnt. School House No. 34 ot Wall and Beaver streets. Branch Sohool House No.

25 Walworth atreet. noar Sohool Hous No. ltyrsorf street. neax Bfyrtls.ayenuek as a branch of No .25, for females only. Sohool House No.

27 Ne)son street, near Hioto. iiohool House No. 5 Leiv avenue and Decatur street. OolordNo wmonghbystreet, near Raymond. OoloredNo.

3 Uuioaavenne, near South Tbjr.d strecU A OolOEod Glass in Schoo House No. 18 Maujer streot, Glass in School House. No. HerHa svenne and Decatur street. lliuii Sohool Oourt afreet, oorner of uvingstan, Bootern.

District Bronchof tha High In 8ohqol Uoaas No. 10 South Second street, earner of Tenth. For sdnitesftn apply St the abovo' school houses, from 7 td on October 28 and. 29, and November be eowrupAMert by one of thelrapnta or guardians, or pxesea sattafaBtory rooom mThe Board of Ednootlon invite, all young wen and women of tho oity. Vflio are not pupils of tho day schools, and ore.

desirous of montst iniproyement. to attend these evening appointed, arid every aeihty or.ip;truotion will beifrrdel, BPRAGUIi' tea, DELINQUENT TOHOEMEif. The ESfoct of General jrouruan Mode of Treating Tlioiu marked Decroaso in the Number wuo Appear Before Him This WceK'K Cases. General Jourdan's method of dealing witli delinquent polloonicn has produced a moat salutary effect on tho morafc of tho force. He his weeded out several notoriously worthless polioomen and has dealt Fsverely with ths shiftless ones.

It General Jourdan's Intention i it to retain single man on tho force, however worthy he may be In other respects, who la given to the use of Intoxicating liquors, and several hnvo been dismissed on thiaground within the past few weeks. Ua has also given the force to understand that ho will not listen to tho friends' of polioemen who appeal to him for lenity In their bohalf, but will deolda every charge on the testimony given before him. He BSYerely rebuked an offlcor tho other day for going to City Works Commissioner French to a9k him for his Influence to sate him from the penalty of a vary serious offense. The captains, sergeants and roundsmen genorally are assisting tho General In elovating tho discipline among the men, and very percoptlblo dooroaso In tho number of offending policemen is the result. Thto week only eighteen charges agslnst dollnquout officers were oxamincd, and In moat ol thoao cases, the offenses ohargod not having been provon, the complaints were dismissed.

The number of charges has heretofore ranged from twonty flvo to forty a woek, and thla docroaao in tha number is most gratifying to General Jourdan, who had adopted tho motto "Spare the rod and apoil tho policeman." Ho thinks that it will save polioemen money and character in tho end II their offenaes ate met with severity at the start. Offloor William F. Klpley, of tho Tenth Preelnot, when appearing at roll call at 0 P. M. on the Hth was noticed by Sergeant Gregory to stagger.

He was called out of tho ranks by Captain Maokollar and given time to oool off before he was sent out on patrol. He admitted to Ganeral Jourdan that he had previously met some friends and drank four or five milk punches and afterward drank a bottle of beer. "Did yon expect to bs able to do patrol duty after sncb an infernal mixture?" aakod the Genoral. 'I don't know." replied tho officer. "I nevor tried it before." "Never try it again, If you care to remain on the the General.

The officer was fined five days' pay it being his first offense. Officer William Houdrickn, of tho Thirteenth Preelnot, told his superior officer, Captain Kaiser, a deliberate falsehood, and for this he was fined threo days' pfty. Officer John Jaoqnes, of tho Eighth Precinct, who entered a carpenter shop to "take a nail out of his shoe," as ho said, was fiued ono day's pay. Officer Garrett Van Wickltn, of tho Eighth Prooinct, was lined one day's pay for failing to report tho faot that a house had been moved on his post. Officer John Hurst, for falling to be on his relieving point in time, wan fined ono day's pay.

A WEDDING AT FLUSHING. Wednesday afternoon tho marriage of Mr. Wilson Llndaley Gill, of Columbus, Ohio, and Miss Florence Henry, of Flushing, was celebrated in St. George's Church, Flushing. The Rev.

Dr. Smith officiated. The bride was given away by her unole, Chief Justice Prince, of New Moxloo. After the ceremony there was a reception at the residence of Mr. Prince.

A brilliant assemblage witnessed the ceremony. Patients and guardians should not omit bringing their boys to tho great closing out sale of boys' clothing at TVECHSkEU Abraham's. Ths entire stock must be closed out insiiia of thirty days to make room for the increased basinoss of the apholdfccry department. Choioe eoods aud correct stylos at ridiculously low prices Candidates for office can find all kinds of printing posters, ballots, cards, etc at the BROOKLYN Eagle Job and Boos PnraTraa Depauxmest. "Jerseys," silk, caBhmere and worsted.

Joseph O'Bbieh Jt 151 to 150 Atlantio avenue. Theatbes are opening, and if you wish to take your lady friends, go to Shenfeld. 440 Fulton st. opposite Bridge, and get a suit ol clothes, so that they will bs proud to go with you. But dress Bhirta, collar3, cuffs and chest shield (all wool), undershirts from IlAnDINO MAKUFAC TUBINO COMPANY, 407 Fulton St, and you will pay only the manufacturers' prieos for them.

TUoroby save 23 per oent. on your purchases. tv Carpets and Rugs, in designs and colorings suited to tlie present siyloj of decoration. J. O'Bbizx 151 to 159 Atlantic avonuo.

Do not throw away your hard earned money for every new cough syrup advortisod, when yon can pro cure that standard remedy for coughs, DB. Bull's Uough Sykup. Price, 25 cents a bottle. Political printing of overy description, from the smallest olection card to tho iargost poster, done at the BnoosxYN Kaole Jon and Boos Pbiktino DEPAar MKNT. Pricos reasonable.

DitEsa TBiJiaii foa, Fringes, Buttons, Gimps and Passementeries in exquisite designs and latest styles, at Joseph O'Bbish 151 to 159 Atlantio avenue. Sacqueh and Dolmans will be the rage araong ths ladies this season, and J. CASSrDV, 277 Fulton street is the furrier to patronize. He is practical and moderate. All debts due the late firm of Ono Rotton Clat ham are tobs paid to Otto ItoTTOt, 20 Hanson place.

OiBce hours between 11 and 3, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and Monday, Woduesday aud Saturday evenin0. A largo and elegant stook of black goods and mourning fabrics, comprising all the latest novelties, now open at Josiph O'BnrsN ft 151 to 153 Atlantio avenus. Parties desiring the 8undat Kaglb left at their residences can send their addresses to this office, end they will be given to the carrier who serves tho ttA'QHa' in tkeir district. BUTOHKR BARNBY On Wednesday. October 20, by tne Hev.

Dr. Jeff ery, at the residence oi the bt iuo'a mother, Hzhbv A. Butchih to FMMA daughter the late James B. Barney. All of Brooklyn.

ERNST HEISSENBUTTEL On Wednesday, October 20, by Rev. D. W. Peterson. JOHN Henry liKNST to Makt A.

Heisbenbuttel. daughter of the late William Heissen. battel, all of Brooklyn. No cards. MILLARD HOFF On Wednesday, October 20, 1880, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Ror.

L. R. Foote, Kdwin M. MiLLAUi) to M. Adelaide, eldest daughter of John H.

HoS. All ot Brooklyn. OAKES CHAPMAN On Tuesday, October 12th. 1830, at the residence of tha bride's parents, by the Rev. William Tompson.

Edward P. Oakes, or Brooklyn, to Miss Ksxbeh A. Chapman, of Greenport, L. I. QUIMBY DAVIS On Wednesday, October 27, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev.

J. 8. Brecmn bndg Edwin Quiuni to Josephine, daughter of Brooks Davis, all of Brooklyn. RECKNAGEL CASE On Wednesday, Ootober 20, by tho Rev. O.

Cutubert Hall, Gostav A. Recknaoel to Ladra danghter of Zina Case, oil of Brooklyn, I. STANTON LVNES In Brooklyn, October 31. at ths residence Qt the bride's parents, by tna Rev. Charles Outh bert Hall.

Or.omix A. Stanton to CIakbik daughter of Stephen C. Lynes. DIED. DONOVAN HENnv K.

Donovan, resident of Brooklyn, lalo of Fishkill, N. at the New York Hospital, Oo tober 20, aged years. His funeral will take place from the residence of James Stewart, 189 Raymond at 10 A. M. Saturday, Ootober 23.

Friends are invited to attend. HASLEHURST On Thursday. October 21. Mrs. FAWHY Haslehchbt, in tha 78th year ot her ag o.

The relatives and friends of the family are reipaotfully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her son. James Hosleharst. 689 St. Marks ptaes, Sunday, October 24, at 3 P. without further notice.

JAMES ln this city, October 21, 1880, Mart JAJJEO, relict of George James, iu the 82d year of nor age. Relatives and friends are rospectfully invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, 03 Carlton av, Saturday, October 23, at 1 P. M. irrvnrvM nnkA ot Mrs. Noble, West lUlst Bt.

and the Boulevard, of pleura pneumonia, James Kinoox. iu the 51st year of his age. Fcnoral services at the New Jorosalom Chnroh, Thirty fifth st. between Park and lixintrton ays, on Monday, the ilSth, at 10:30 A. M.

Relatives and frimiilf are invited to attend. Interment at Rosed nU Cemetery, Montclair, N. J. Chicago pape rs please copy. ot.

PAKFARD Thursday, October HI. Walter HSBBEBT, infant eou of Walter H. and Hattie V. grandson of C. M.

Wright, aged 16 months. Fnnf rai on Sunday. October 24, at 2 o'clock P. from the residence of his parents, 150 Carroll st. Friends of the family respectfully invited.

Pl ATT On Wednesday, October 20, LUCY widow ol the late Charles T. Piatt. Funeral from All Saints Church, Seventh st, corner Sev entb av, on Sunday. 24th inst, at 1 o'clock. SMITH At Hot Springs, on Monday, October IS, Hamilton, eldest son of Gaorge H.

and Emoltne U. Smith, in tbe 23d year of his ace. Funeral services' will be held at the residenoe ot his farent9. No. 10 Cambridge place, on Saturday next, 23d at 2 o'clock P.

M. Friends are kindly requested to omit ssading II oners. STOOTHOFF Suddenly, on Friday, the 22nd of membranous croup, Wit.lik, only ohiid of Albert H. and Emma StoothoiT, aged 5 years, 4 months and 22 days. His funeral will take place on Sunday, 24th, from the residence of bis grandfather, Conkliu Smith, 225 Park av, at 2:30 o'clock.

P. M. Friends of the family are rstpeotfully invited to attend. VAN BOKKRLBN At Brooklyn, on Wednesday. October 2ii, 1B80, entered into life eternal.

Ann Matilda, wife of Spencer D. C. Van Bokkelen, aged 51 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services en Saturday, the 23rd at 5 o'olook P. at St.

JtmnH Church, corner of Lafayette avenue and St. James place. SPECIAL JVOXICA5S. RAPE REFINISHED, BY BHRIVBR'S PATENT PROCESS. BROOKLYN AGENCY, DOMESTIC 8.

M. OFFICE, 2e FULTON BTRKFr. NOTICK TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. A large quantity of ashes for filling. Apply to MANHATTAN CHEMICAL COMPANY WORKS, toot of st, GENTLEMEN CAN FIND ALL THE latest styleB of fine boots and shoes, at prices to suit, at the new store.

527 Fulton Bt, near Dufflold. SAMUEL A. BYER3. Cotton) rkajpeoialty; BRANDY," 7 PER GALLON, Of ftl.00 per bottle, old. mellow and reliable; alec, ail the favorite brands imported in wood or glass, from U.

S. bonded warehouse or from store. H. B. KIRK A Co Fulton el.

and 709 Broadway, N. Y. VAMOND SETTINGS i MADE TO ORDER From original designs, on the premises, all mode of 18 carat gold, and at short notioe. Cash paid for old gold and silver. Watches, clocks and jewelry rcpairod.

J1ART BROS, 313 and 315 Fulton st. cor. Johnson. CblebSated criterio'n shirt r. I.

PRAY, Manufacturer, No. 4S1 Fulton st: perfect tit guaranteed: lauudried prices, $1. $1.25 and SJ1.50; unlaundried, 60 csuts and $1. Oall and examine be purchasing. Compfots stock of gent's furnishing gooog.

MaoramkTvaTk: BROOKLYN AGENCY FOR BARBOUR BROTHERS. FLAX THREADS, DESKS, TASSELS, iO. tilVEN. DOMESTIO S. M.

OFFICE, 2BB FULTON STREET. MISS LEE FULLER. DEALER IN MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. 887 Fulton st, ia selling shirts (laundried), Wamsutta muslin, throe ply Ilnjn Bosoms warrantsa, at 5 cents. Every one notf ound tost or not found as represented may be returned and the money will rofundsd.

TINDBOR NEWTON'S ttnuLitjH WATER OOLORS AND OIL TUBE PAINTS. O. KEENAN. Fulton, comer Pearl st. "fcKDJLN AITC'E IN TO HOSPITALS.

Tne Common Council of the Oityof Brooklyn do ordain as follows: That no vibraon or parsons or corporation shall hereafter Meet, conduct or maintain within the limits of the City of Brooklyn any hospital or other institution hav. Jug Use care of aick or dlaeaasd persons, withont Brat obtaining written permit from the Health Deportment of said city. That the forgoing be added to Ohanter IV. ol the Ordinances of the City oi Brooklyn, as Section IBB. Adopted in Common Council, October 18, 1BHO.

Approved by the Mayor, October li, 1K8 D. McNAMARA. City Clerk. City Clerk's Optics. Brooklyn, Octobnr id, ihmd.i do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the origins! ordinance on file in this office, and of tbe whole of ths said original.

ocl it D. MoNAMARA, City Clerk. OLlTICAli PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, From the sioallsst election card to ths largest poster, done at the BROOKLYN CAGLIC joiTANn BOOK PRINTING DKPARTMENT. PiUOKS BKASONABMsV Cooks. Was tiers ana lroners.

WANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD oook, by a respeotablo Protestant girl Is willing to assist with the washing has good referenoes. Please call at 85 Douglass st. roar Smith. ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD, cook washer and Ironer. bv a respeotable young has good oity reference.

Call for two days; at Bel Eighth sv. cornor Twenty nrat st. WANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD oook, washer and Ironer, or to do general housework, by a respeotable young woman oity or country; has good city referenoes, Oall for two days at 371Paoulo Bt, oorserox rjmitn. WANTED SITUATION AS A PIRST olass laundress, by a young. Sifedieh girL Coll at 113 Smith at.

firat front rooms. WANTED SITUATION rAS A' FIRST class cook, willing to assist with the washing, by a respectable woman. Oall for two" dayrst ISO Sackett ay ANTED SITUATION AS A IjAUN dress, by a roscsatabla Protestant girl, or would go out by the day, Oall Blithe week at 130 Beoondst. WAlffEb SITUATION TO O.O wash and iron In a small private family, by a young girl; good referehoe oan be given. Call at ICS Huntington st, near Oontt, ANTED SIT ATION TO ASSIST IN cooking and the kitchen work in a restaurant, by a respeotable girl; has good referonoe.

Oall for two days ato narpera court, near ay sc. XJiT ANTED SITUATIONS ONE XO DO TT cooking, washing and Ironing, the otber to do up etalra work and waiting, by two respeotable girls. Oan ba seen for two days at 487 AdelphleU Yy cook, washer and ironor understands the care of milk and butter, the other to wait on table and make himself generally useful, by mother and son; aon 17 years of age; oity or oountryihas good city referenoes. Oall for three days at 76a Myrtle av. Oeneral Mouse wora.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, bv a respectable elrl has good city referenoes. Oall for two daye at 308 Kent av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework bv avoung woman: has no objeotlon to ths avenuoa. Ploase call at No. 891 Hicks st.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a respeotable girl; is willing and obliging; good city reference. Apply at 7y Washington av. WANTED SITUATION TO DO G13N oral housework, by a respectable girl good plain oook. also bread and biscuit maker; has gootieity rofereno. Call for two days at 19B FiatbUBh av, near Dean st.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral houssworkin a small private fatmly, by a respectable young girl has best of city reference. Con be seen ail day Saturday ot 888 Hioka at, near Amity. TT ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, in a Bmall private family, by a young girl, not long in the country. Please call at No. 100 DeKalb avenue.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, or upstairs work, by a respectable oung girl is a good washer and ironer willing and oblig lg. Please oall for two days at 93 Gold st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework rk In a email private family, by a young is willing and obliging. Oall for two days at G7 Steuben at, between Myrtle and Park avs. No postal caraa answored.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN good cook and first class washer and ironer; will be found willing and. obliging. Please call or address, S48 Atlantio av, opposite St. James place. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN1 oral housework in a small private family, by a re spec table young girl is a good plain oooir, washer and ironer; haa good oity references from lost place.

Call for two days at 618 Pacific st, WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN era! housework in a smalt family, by a respectable young girl is willing and obliging a good home preferred to high wages has good city references. Call fpr two days at 33 unapai st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a private family, by a youne girl is a good plain cook, and also an excellent washer and ironer: can give good reference from her lastemployer. Please call for two daya at 270 Jay ot, in the basement. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral honsnwork.

bv an Araorican rirl im cood plain cook, washer and ironer; is willing ana obliging oan pet tbe best of city reference. Please call at 10O Navy st, in the rear. K7 ANTED SITUATIONS TO DO THE housework between them, by two respectable Swedish sisters. Please cU on Saturday at 517 Atlantio av, JJrst floor. Employment Affencics WANTED SITUATIONS MANAGED BY LAB IES BROOKLYN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 20 Concord st.

between Pulton and Washington. Family help of all kinds. We do not promise perfection, but try to select good women for domestic servico, without regard to nationality or religion. N. B.

Wet nur ei supplied. WANTED SITUAXIOIXS IfIAtiES WANTED SITUATION AS WAITER, by a oolored man. Apply at 45 Hudson WANTESITU ATION AS WAITER, by a colored youth, aged 20, with references. Apply at 77 DeKalb av. WANTED SITUATION AS A TIME keeper or superintendent of manufactory or ooal yard or similar position.

Address ATTENTIVE, Eagle office. WAN SITUATION A8 WAITER in a private family or boarding house, by a youug oolored man can give first class reference. Please address WAITER, or call at 4 2d Hudson av. ANTED SITUATION AS A COACH man. bv an exnerienepd.

married man. who can eivo undoubted references in overy respeot. Apply to Mr. MC GOVKKN'S Boarding Stables, 4B to 50 Love lone. WANTED BABIES.

ANTED BABY TO WET NURSE in bnr own house, bv a reanec table woman refer ences ifrequired. Mrs. O'KORKJc. 174 Wator st. WANTED SEWfPKi.

ANTED SEWING A FEW MORE ensaffementi bv ft seamstress, or would make en gagements by tbe month understand dressmaking. Call at 115 Butler st, for one week. WAirrEO WASHING, Etc. ANTED WASHING BY A RE. or to go out by the day, at 5'iu Warren sty near Novins.

WANTED WASHING AND IRON ing at home, or will go out by the day, by a respectable Swedish woman; bas good city references, Oall for two days at 3il Warren st, top floor, back room. WANTED WASHING BY A RE fipectable young woman, to go out the fore part of tbe we ok, as first clss.t washer and ironer; best of city rpjerencM. jriease eu at arren jrnivn tw, WANTED WASHING BY A RESPEO table woman, to no out by the day or take families trashing to do at her own home has good city references. Please coll at 330 Hicks st, front basemont. V5T ANTED WASHING AND IRONING, by a respectable young woman, at her home; is a good laundress igentlemen'e or families washing at a moderate prices.

Please oall for two days at or address 660 Dean street, in the rear. WANTED WASHING AND IRONING, by a respectsblo young Swedish woman is a good washer and ironor; families1 and gentlemen's washing taken homo has pood city reference. Call for two days at 601 Warren at, ne.irNevms, in tho store. WANTED WASHING BY A RESPEC table woman; to go out by the day, the first two days of the waek Is a first class washer, ironer and fluter can give first olass city reference from her present employ er. Call at 213 Hudson av.

ANTED WASHING BY A RESPEC table TOUnc woman. farnflitiV nnr! aTAntiMmnn'K washing; oan do flno washing, fluting and polishing; to take work to her own home 75c. a dozen. Please call at or address for all next week to 23d Walworth st. WANTED WASHING FOR A RK.

peotable colored woman, to take to her! home, gentlemen's small family's washing, or go out by the day tbe best of reference given. Residence. No. HO Marion St. Mrs.

POTTER. WANTED WASHING AND IRONING, byarespeotable woman, to go out tho first of the week, or would take it to her own house best city reference can be given. Please call for two days at 187 Butler et. near Court. WANTED WASHING BY A RESPEC table woman, ladies' and gentlemen's and families washing, or will go out the firat day of the week and every othor Tuesday.

Beet of city referenoe. Please call or address MARY MCDONALD, lSu North Portland avenue. WANTED WASHING A RESPEOTA ble woman wishes to go out by the day. washing, or would take it home to her own house; oan do all kinds of flue fluting and washing, for ladies or ohildren can give the best of city reference; will work reasonable. Callfor three days at 319 Hudson av, near Johnson Bt, ANTED WORK BY THE DAY OR week, bv a middle acred woman.

Oall for fr.wn il.v. at Si Washington st, near Front, top floor, back room. WANTED WORK BY A COLORED woman, to go out by tha day, washing, ironing or housecleaning. Oall at 42 Chapel st. Miss HALL, WANTED WORlfAWOMAlTWANTS work by the day, or will take in washing at her own home.

Oall any tune at 144 Washington at, corner of Iiigb, basement door. WANTED WORK BY A RESPECT able Swedish woman who wishes to go ont to do housework, washing and ironing. Please callat 5S1 War ren at. Mrs. BBRO.

WANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA ble woman, washing, Ironing and housecleaning. 173 Douglass st, first floor. ANTED WORK BY IA RESPECTA ble 3'ountr woman, waahintr and iron in a or hnnRn clenning, by the day; has good city references, Callfor two days at 255 Pacific st. ANTED WORK BY A TT (1 colored woman. wAJihlnir and ironinor tin tultn hnmn fo uaii ur tat uay uo use cleaning; nas gooa city reiorence.

'fosse CM.H 247 Jy st, Miss F. 8. WANTED WORK BY A RESPECT: able woman, washing, ironing and housecleaning, to go out by the dey. 616 Atlantio av, one door from the Corner of Vanderbilt, top floor, over the, grocery store. ANTED WORK WASHING AND ironlnR.

bv a woman who understands th ness. by the week or month, or would go out by the day WANTED WORK BY A RESPECT A ble colored woman, to clean offices, banks, or any kind of work that can be done morning or evening, bo that she could be home at noon first olass reference. Ploase call at or address 22 Tompkins plao. WANTED WORKBY A RESPECTA ble colored woman, washing and ironing, or honse cleaning. to go out by the day, or families' waahmg to do at her own honse hss good oity references.

Oall for two daya at 135 Raymond st. over piano factory. WANTED PBOFESSIONA WANTED PUPILS $5 FOR TWENTY lessons on the piano reference given and required. Address F. L.

Eagle office. 17 ANTED DRESSMAKING BY A fashionable dressmaker few mars customers, or gu out by the day is a perfect Utter and designer. Call at or address 103 Dean st. WANTED PUPILS A LADY PUPIL of Slgnor Errani and Mr. S.

B. Mills desires more pnpils for voice and niano terms reasonable. Call at 2 Monroe st, between the hours of 0 and 13 A. or address TEACHER, Box iff, Bogle office. WANTED COMPANION A LADY OF middle age, of refinement and culture, desires a light position as companion to an invalid, supervision of housekeeping, teaoh one or two children musio or French.

Light pay. Referenoes exohonged. Address SINQLB, Eagle omce. WANTED HOUSES rURNISHED. WANTED HOUSE FURNISHED A gentleman oocupying his own oountry Beat would like to rent a nicely and well famished house for himself and wife only, from November 1 to May 1 location must be on the Hill or Heights; best.

of care taten and best of references in all respeots. Address O. EL, or call at 397 Clermont av. WAJTfEB PAKTg OK HOUSES. WANTED PART OF HOUSE BY TWO adulte, gentleman and wife a nice floor, private family preferred; house must bo convenient to Fulton Kerry, and in a respeotable locality; terms very moderate.

Address W. X. Eagle offloe. WANXEB HOOMa. TMTANTED ROOMS OR third floor entire, with owner preferred, by a gentleman and wife, within ten minutes of City Hall.

Ad dress, stating rent. E. O. 119 Bergen st. WAivTEP M8CBtfcAft EOJ.

"WANTED CARPET A WEALTHY, W4 hearted family to assist a widow toget a carpet Please address COMFORT Eagle offloe. 5nfilTEPrr01XCLOTH, 2.T seoond hand oilcloth to carpet to cover a robm'lS xM feet Address, stating OOPELAND, Knglo H.OSTT AMP gQSJWgs. LOST US REWARD FOR A SMALL akye TBRRIER; cropped ears, snort toil, black legs, answers to the name of Prinoe; anyone will receive the abovo reward by returning him to 89 Remsen st. OST 810 REWARD FOR AN AO JLi OOUNT BOOK of an exeoutrix, with United States Trust Oompany, on 6th it returned to Room 141, 71 Broadway. M.

Y. tlfclOO REWARD LOST OR STOLEN A gold hun ting case WATOH, No. S.451, Alox. GuUl. sums roaner, London, and CHAIN with looket attached.

The above reward will be given and no questions asked on return ol the property to the Uansion House, Hioks street. 7IOUND A PURSE; CONTAINING, a small sum of monev. wnloh the owner naki V.s. aiing'at iBSUrlngstonsi. ajjaproriPg EAGLE OFFICE.

OCTOBER 22, 18S0. For Late Telegrams im the Tiro' or Four O'clock Edition, See Fonrtb Page. MONEY MARKET, THe Advance in How the Hovenient has Been Engineered. Cliques Unloading The Market Active. Wall 8TniteT, Ootober Since the lltb instant thorO has been an advance of 6 per cent.

In ths Erie and Psoiflo Mail, 7 In Lake Shore, 10 in Northwest, 7 In Western Union, 12 In St Paul add 5 In ths Wabashes, HannlbalJ and oos shares. The preferred Northwestorn Is up 15, snd the preferred St Paul 8 per oent. This movement In tbs grangers bas been mainly dne to manipulation sided by reports that the dlvldonds would be Increased In the form of scrip, but It Is a singular fact that daring this Interval cf ten days, LouisvUlo snd Nashville, on which, a scrip dividend of 100 per cent, has been declared, has remained almost without change, and that New.Vork Central haa moved upward only 6 per notwithstanding all ths talk about doubling the capital, and paying lout per cent, upon the diluted stock. The cliques In the granger stocks found a heavy short Interest snd they have sought to "twist" It. Mr.

Ssge was formerly a director In the St. Paul and knows all about tha property. He not only went short, but sold calls upon about 30,000 shares of tbe stook when It was low in the 30'a, Mr. Gould bos been largely short of the Norlhwestorns for many months, and these were the two gentlemen whom the clIgnoB have been pushing recently, and representationa have been made that ths grangers wore partially cornered, so as to Indues holders to refrain from selling out as the property rose. It has been observed, however, that while the talk among the cliques has been in favor ot muoh higher figures for tho grangers and Vandorbilt properties, these oporators have been unloading them, and it is believed that the properties hare passed from strong Into woak bands.

Mr. D. P. Morgan is said to hsvo bought largely of Lake Shore sad Northwestern on Saturday. Early this week the market was right for unloading, and it is presumed that he sold out.

Yesterday he is represented to have gone Into a pool for the purpose of advancing the coal shares, and under oover of this rise hi 8 pool will doubless unload the other properties which they hold. The conditional Battlement of ths differences between the Wabash and the Qulucy has not very favorably Influenced the Wabashea for the reason that professional speculators as a rule have very little faith in the permanency of any settlement which Mr. Gould haa anything to do with and moreover the Wabash must havo sustained heavy losses by reason of the cat iu passenger rates. The stock market was a little heavy st the opening, but ralliod at the coll, led by tho grangers, sud these stocks, the coal ahares and the Omahas and Vander bllt's were strong lind Imparted a firm tone to the whole list The market was Influenced to some extent by the arrival of $2,288,915 from Havre. Toward the close of the call prices yielded to realizations snd tbe market was Irregular at noon.

The following table Boon's tha course, of ttu) stook market tor this morning: Openme' Wabash Pacific. 40J4 Wabash Pacibo pi 73J Central and 135 Canada 6)j Erie 43 Erie preferred Union Paciho 92 LokeJShore 114J. Morns and Essex 115 Lacs West'n. SiS NorthwoBtern 1103 Nortnwestern 13'J Roc Island 121 St. Paul loan St.

Paul 117 Ohio and Mississippi 35 Newtersej 761; Uanni' ai St. 4 IS nauniDoi tit Jo md. un Western Umon. Paciho Moil 4S4 U. C.

4 I. Cental Michigan central Itr if Deiaware Hudson A. A P. Telegropn. 4 1 Illinois Central 114J4 Manhattan 38 Now York 118)0 Metropolitan Elevated 112 Northern Pociiio 29 No.

Paciflo pretcrrod. 83X Mo. Kan Texas St. Louis I. 5li Louisville Nashville 161 Roading 37X N.

Ont A West'n. 242J St. Pool A Omaha 48! St. Paul i. 8534 0ghev Lowest.

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sou do 92j' 900 800 Otevo 81 184 do. no Albans Busa.R. 115 SOO HI The Republicans of tho Twenty firsft Ward Campaign Club hold a grand ratiflcotlon mpating last evening, st their heaa'qusrters, No. 874 Park near Broadway. Tula olub la; composed mosUy of Gor xuana, and Uoids meetings svory Thursday evening.

It numbers ovor fifty mbmbers, and. has dlatrlbatod from fifteon to twenty thousand campaign dooumoata. Last evening ths room was nUed, to listen to addresses jjjA MosBrs! LbuU Froehlioh and H. JBhorman, and Aides man Hacker, who spoke both, lu JBugUaJi and taking up the prowipont (lu.aattons of tha cajjdjsiga and sSoxSng that the Repnhiiosn party is still worthy of xionfldsocand.that;.the poopni ol the oqtar ot yt vtVWge.oj ftoTSinuient, JJIPOBTAST TO SUBSCHIBKBS. Tho Eagle will be sent to all points of the Jjnitod Stitos for $10 per year, or 1 per monts, for Jbss period than six mouths, free of OOIt SUNDAY EDITION.

Tha Eaolb is novr publish! wy ffoy Sseweek, Sunday included. Order yonr carrior to loovo It, or Mud your address to this officii. Price 3 cents. Advertisements forSuoday Edition reoeived st thaofuavl i to 11 o'clock Saturday evening. JSW 110 HE FOB THE AKI) aXU 1.NF1UH POOB.

NaxtSuuclay aftemoou at half past three alook, niaht Key. Bishop Lounhlln will bloos tha cor nerstone of the New Homo or the Aged and Infirm oor, at tha oorner of Eighth avonuo aud Sixteenth. Jtreet. Tha members of tha 8t. Patrick's Alliance will tnoet at their hall, No.

50 Oouri struct, at two o'clock, Sunday, and nil societies that have beon invited from fchat neighborhood are requoated to meet at that place at the saino hour, and maroh thanoe to the aew horns. The Kith aud Vanderbilt avanuoa, Smith and Jay treats, and Ninth street and Hamilton avenue ltuoa of cars piss within one block of tha horns. All friends of tha agod and Inarm poor are invited to DR.UUTIC ASI) nVSWAh. Haverly'a Hrooklyu. Theatre.

A ohanRe of bill trill be mads at Haverly'o Brooklyn Theatre, thla ovonina. Tho nice Supriso arty will appear In a new and gorReoua burlosuo, ntitiod "Prince Achmet," the full strength of tho rganlxatton in new and beautiful coBtnmos participating In it. The oompany has mad on oxcellent impression here, and in the burlesque which baa been iept, like good wins, until tho last, will bs soaa to pven better advantage than before. Mr. Dudley Buck's new opera, "Deieret," the libretto by Mr.

Croffut, will be produoed at Haverly'o Brooklyn Theatre on Monday evening, by tho original company, tagethor with all tha properties and scenery neod ia New York. Mr. Buck will, himself, lead, and he house will, doubtless, be etowdod nightly. Brooklyn Fa.rU Theatre. Mr.

Sol Sinith Kussell and his other "Edge wood Folks" ata still able to (111 tho Brooklyn Park Theatre with people and merriment, Tha piece has Jteon very successful, as it deserves to be. Two Nights in Rome, which achieved mora than a cfi d'calime ot tho Union Sonaro Theatro, and baa been equally weil roceived elsewhere, will, on Mon otay evening, bo brought out at tho Brooklyn Park Theatre with an excellent company, headed by Miss Maude Granger, who plays tho part of Antonia. GOLDEN WEDDING. tar. St.

Harrison ami Wife Celebrate ttae Event at the Brooklyn Institute. Th golden Yreciding of Mr. Hirsch Harri Bwa and his wife, Mrs. Toube Harrison, of No. lit VTaabinston street, was celebrated last evening at the Brooklyn Institu to.

Their numerous descendants and goodly company of friends wera present. The ages of the couple combined aggregated 150 years, and their Children and grandohildren who surrounded them pnmbared nearly twoscorc. Tha celebration began With a wedding march to the musio of a band, and Mr. JIarrison and his aged partner headed the procession rm in arm, aach holding a largo bouquet of flowers. Sir.

Harrison carried in his hand an elegant gold headod cane, one of two that had been presented to him, and Sirs. Harrison wore on her bonnet a golden bridal wreath. After the aged couple eame their children, six In number, and after them cams the grandchildren, from 10 yoara of age down to tha smallest toddlori. Tho Bar. Mr.

Pulrermacher, the son In law of Mr. and Sirs. Harrison, then went through the old Hobrow marriage ceremony performed fifty years ago, after which the worthy pair received the congratulation! of their friends. Dancing was then inaugurated and those present entered into tho festivitios with a hearty seal. Anoxcollout collation was served about 10 o'clock.

FOISTS t)F THE PARADE. Vho Organizations of Brooklyn Ackuoivledfrca to Hare Taken tho Paliu in Now Yorlt Yostorduy. 7ampIiaion(eil by General Sualer. Naw York opened its eyes wide at the ex eellenco of the display mads by ths troops of the Second Division yesterday, the opinion being freely expressed by military men that the Brooklyn organizations wore entitled to the palm. The passage in review before thj governor of tho Twenty third, notably excelled that of the Seventh, while the Thirteenth compelled the Twouty seoond aud Ninth to lower their colore.

In the cases of these two organizations the twenty third should have been oredltad with ten oom znsnds of 21 Hies and a largo band guard, while the equalization of tha Thirteenth wan 22 flioB instead of 20. General Shaler warmly complimented Ganeral Jour dan and his Brigadiers for the commondable promptness ahown by them. On tho conolusion of ths formal coromonios the Brooklyn organizations marched down Broadway, making a very handsome Independent parade the Twenty third crossing Grand streot, the Forty asventh turning off at Chambers street, the Twenty third, Thirteenth and fourteenth crossing Wall street Ferry. Brooklyn has ample reason for congratulation and pride over tho achievement! of Us KaUonal Guard organizations yesterday. ST.

HAUV8 LADIES' FAITt. St. Ladies' Fair, which was opened last Monday evening In St. 'Mary's Hail, Court and. Helaon streets, Is progressing very favorably.

It will ba continued all next week. Father O'longhlin expects that hl kind friendB outside the pariah will pay him a all daring the fair. The hail is brilliantly lighted np ovary veaing from 7 tolOrf o'clock, and visitors will be well taken care of by the ladles in charge of the fair. On the left of the entrance to the hall ia a fine portrait of Iho Bishop of ths Diocese, and on the right Is a portrait of the pastor, Father O'Loughlw. The dlfferont tables are aa follows The dower table is siiaated is tho centre of ths hall.

To this table belong tho two portraits mentioned, and also a very rare and elaborate cane In serpentine wood, and presented by the pastor. It is said that the gold Jiandle on this cane cost $50, It is to be voted for, for Che most popular gentleman of South Brooklyn. To this table also belong a gold chain worth SO, pro entsd by Mr. E. Rorke, and a very handsomo statue, donated by Father Eeumar, Buffalo.

Captain McCar ten donated 100 to this table. The ladies in charge are 2diaa M. McConville, Misses Mary and Sarah Kllpst rick, Miss M. Clonan. Table No.

1 belongs to the Sodality of the Virgin, and Is presided over by Misa Corbet aDd Misa M. Houghton, assisted by Miss Annie Iewis and Miss Af. A. Hayes. On the centre of this table is a very excellent picture of Rev.

Peter Haguire. On the table are the following articles A fanoy patent rocking chair, cost $30 a handsome statue of the Sacred Heart, worth $28, and donated by Mr. Van Delft a handsome vax cross, $25 a ease of wax flowers, valued at $15 a ellver water pitcher, silver caster, a fanoy marble table, a set of china and numerous valuable articles. No. a is presided over by Mrs.

Judge Delmar, assisted by Mrs. Ebrat, Miss A. Fay and MIsb M. llynn. In the centre hangs an oil painting of Itnth, and on the table are the following A beautiful fire screen, a fine silver set, six pieces, on elegant silver vase, donated by Bart Brothers, Fulton street, a handBorae set of ohina, a lacs antique bed set, donated by Messrs, Wechsler Ik Folton street, a child's Afghan, by Mother Teresa, Slushing, a massive gold mounted cano for the most popular politician, statues, by Airs.

Ebrat. Thla table No. 8. This table is in charge of Mrs. Frank Lamber son, assisted by Miss Delancy, Miss Lamb, Miss Fnuuio Zamberson, Misa Lizzie Carroll, Miss Meagher and His Baron.

In the centre is an oil painting of our Barionr, "Orown of and on the table a boautl ful Ufa size doll, representing a baby 3 years old in full areas, a beautiful Bcarlet satin skirt, worth $25, presented by a gentleman friend, a pair of Tory line surplices, a beautiful bed spread, a set of china, three pieces of silver, and a numerous lot of valuable articles. To this table, also, is attached a fish pond, managed by HasUra Lambertson and Burrows; M. J. Mulrenan aud P. Onnnlngham have another little game.

No. 4, tho rhoir table, is in charge of Miss Mary StcNomara. Miss Victory, Miss Delanoy, Miss Flaherty, Miss Graham and MIbs Ksiu. Father CUpatrlek's picture hangs in the centre of thla tabls. Being in charge of the choir, ho is particularly interested in the aucceBB of this table.

On this table ars A massive reclining choir, two large pictures, one Iioiy Family, donated by Mr. Bohwinder, the "Apparition at Knox," a large baby coll bride, by Mrs. E. F. Broderick, a silver caster, wax work in case, pond lilies, donated by Mrs.

Schilling, a sat of china, a musical clock, a barrel of flour and a ajariety of OBeful and beantif ul articles. No. 5, the school table, la In charge of MIsb Farrell Visa Murray and Miss Cummings, assisted by ths School. On the centre of the table hang an oil painting, a landscape, a ploture of two sisters, a cose of wax fruit, donated by Miss Katla Murray a silver set, an ebony chair given by Hev. Canon O'Hagau.

and competed for by the school, an ebony chair by the male school, a vast variety of books, statues and funcy work tho school, a barrel of flour and a ton of coal. No. 6 is In charge of Mrs. Cody, Mrs. Voran, assisted by the Misses Dowd, Miss Mitchell, Miss Hughes, VUi Mry Davidson, Miss Wynno and Miss Urell.

On the centre of the table hang an oil psi ting, a wood poene, and on the table are a beautiful atent rocking chair, sn elegant Hre screen, a very haitjHoms piano cover, donated by Messrs. Wechsler Brother, Fulton street a lace spread, a gold headed cano, donated by Hev. Canon O'Hagen a Ufa sizo doll In full dress, a chlua set, a silver caster, a cabinet writing desk, donated by Mr. Brown a piano, a bandsomo stole, do Uttcd by Hev. J.

M. Keily, and various useful articles. The refreshment table lsmanagod by Mrs. Dougherty and sister, MrB. Bold and daughter, Mrs.

Cronin aud Mrs. Graham. The table Is very plentifully aud neatly fitted np, plenty of faDoy cakes and fruit of al) kinds. The ladles also received donations of flour, several tone of coal, 4c. The Imperial Telegraph Company la managed by Kits Sadie King and Wise M.

Murray. The gentlemen attandlng the fair are supplied with telegrams by these ladies. Tho temperance society attached to ths church are Id ehargs of a suit of furnituro givnn by the society. Dr. Pearl, Mr.

MoArthur and several geutli'mon of 'Che pariah render valuablo assistance to the fair. COURT KEWS. Verdict aerainst (he I.ottjr Island Railroad Company. The olt of Mary A. Durkin as administratrix of Michael Durkin, againet Thomas B.

Bharp, jeoelver of the Long Island Railroad Company, to recover $5,000 damages for the loss of her husband, has lieon on trial in ths Cirouit Court far several days. Deceased was an engineer, and tho locomotive which tie drove was throws down an embankment owing to defective ties. Durkin was killed. The Jury this fciornlng gsva the plaintiff $5,000. For plaintiff, W.

W. Badgor and P. Mitchell, of 'eounsal for defendant, Hinsdato SprsgHe. Directors ol tQO Wow Rapid Transit Company. Brooklyn Bapid Transit Company footed ths follQvilng directors this mornipg: W.

BiokeriBani Ivswls A. Hall, Hsnry a. Root, Thomas At yslnter, M. I'urmaD Hunt, Charles B. Flint, J.

O. JHoagland, Wm. Turnbull, E. F. Choate, o.

L. Doe, B. jO. Shannon, F. Sears, Edward H.

Tobey. Out of' 10,000 share were represented and voted unanl Jnbualy lor the tloket Ats moating of tho diroolors thus ohoaen, held immediately after the election, C. K. Flint was temporary chairman and B. X.

Cheats secretary. A committee was appointed on bylaws. Kcely motor In Courts John 8, Andrew sued the Keely Motor tJompony and Theodora Plskas, to recover certain shares of tha first named defendant, which the plaintiff aaalmed wsr his property, though standing tha name of tfiskas. The latter hnvfng agreed to release Suj shares for a conaldsraUon. the suit was this mom Ins dixjoilnael.

Atlantic kv, a 50 ft Schonok av, 25x101 103. hAl, Adolpb Goorei, Mount Vernon. Yt to Goo Hayvfood and Annie his wifa SkiJJ.nauat, ws, 500 ft Willoughby at, 24.4x100, hil, John Wilson to William Rosen St inhopB st, s. ft RvorjTOon av, 25100, b.41, wifo of George Bohannin to JesM Daw Harrison av. 80 ft Hewes at, 20x100, Henry Lcmekft and Adickes to Aufustua Hjiviland, oiort, Madison tt, s.310 ft Bedford av.

30x110.10130.2 S3SO i.vn 1,500 4,500 Kusau A Ashley, morta, G00, exoh. dnd 30O Floyd st, 3 J1 it Marc7 av, 20x100, nl, rrotrk Miller to Peter Dehnert Graham av, wcor McKifjljon st, Peter Dehnert to Frederick Miffer, marts, 94t5tX Central av, easterly cor Centre st, runs i 200 ft lo st, IOO raw 200 to Centre st li Starr at, easterly cor Knickerbocker av, S7.4 1 04. gore, foreclosure, Albert Daggett to ISuah A Bennett, February 17, 177 Fulton at, cor Stono at, 20x100. hil, Robert Johnston, Newark. to Jamea Donu vn Lunuear st, 8.

ft Court st, 21.4x100, Thomas Keogh to Ellen, Annie and Honora Geary Seventeenth st, 60 Fourth av. 20x100, Ro silla wife of George Rich, to Samuel Roebuck, mort 2,000 Jtiforson st, 423 it Ralph runt 100 2 a 100 to Putnam av, 27 a 2 to Jefferson ot a 2 Samuel Morris and another, executors Thomas Wat kins to Grace Rome Doufflua at, 323 ft Claason av, 23x262 to Butler st, Henry Afontanus to Cnar.ea Winterwerb. Bohenectady av, cor Earl st. runs 72,5 xntoia still atom Broadway at a point 83.3 Schenectady av, again 50 to Schenectady av to Broadway still a to beginning, Flat busn, Rachel Marahman to Bridget Kins, Boston, Mass Lafayette av, 58 ft Elliott place. 20x50, foreclose, Thomaa Riley to Jane Mitchel, Parts, Scott to John Campbell Same property, release mortgage John Scott te Dacie) Scott South First st, 99 ft Fourth st, runs 7S.1 9 3 a 8.1 70 to South First et vr 17.

foreclosure, Thomaa Riley to Knuna H.f wif John Phillips Columbia heights, 101 fix Orange at, 25.3x150 4,000 8,009 .009 6.00 s.aoo 1400) 65a 6,033 1 ,503 1.50O to ifurtniui st, partition, ojamos n. urnuen. lo tt Ji ll am (Jarnari Pulton st cor TomDkina av. 724.oxl87.7 to Do 18,000 catiir at 692.UX27.9, A Oxville Millard to Lefferta Millard, Fulton lit, t.8 ft a Franklin av 22x122.2x24.1 Amanda Frotmau to Richard Taylor, mort SG.ooo Bt. telixBt, ft Fulton at.

1), Levi Fowlerto Alice J.wifa Frederick Backus mort $5,000 St. Felix at, ws, 255,9 Fulton at, 1Px02.11x19x 63.9, John Jamea to Levi Fowlar, mort. $3,000, EeigfiVh'avl V'w cor tJnion iVxioo, Sherman Bacon to Ann Monsell. TJnion at, a 100 ft Eighth av, runs 100 a 75.3 72.9 28.8 90; Hiehth av, 8. 5 ft a 7,358 7,000 Union st, 25x100, SDOrmin xtacon to inomaa Keiuey, taxes, sc Sam tv property, Thomas Reilley to Anna Mon sell.

nnmfl Rl. a. 2 Lewis av. lH.9xl0O.htfcl,Kate, 12.000 15.000.. wife of Lewis Acor.to Helena mort.

$2,000 and taxes, Ac. South Fifth st, a 230 ft Sixth st, 20x1 ot), Adolpb Schnapaoff to Clara Al Miller, widow, inorts. 31,700 Eighth t. a U5 ft Fifth av, 30x75, The Seoond Union Co operative Land and Building Society to John Siemann Lexington av, 165 ft Bedford av, 20x100, Nath'l Jones to As Fyler, Syracuse. morta Bergen at, 220 it Nostrand av, 20x100, foreclosure, John Louth, to Kdwin Coming Sixth v.

1 10 ft Lincoln place, 20x100, Horaae Dickinson to Caroline Dcniaon Same property, Caroline Dftniaon to Jennetto Dickinson, mort. 6.00O 1,500 4.800 3,500 Clinton av, about 600 ft Park av, SOxixi, Ln fhaai ft Tt ill in it ta.Tnhn Ieocb. limit. SU.OOO 14.72$ Montagus at, 25 Henrjr st, 25. runs 10U i a 12.0 a 10 a 13.6 s90, UAl.HennotUS, wife of Joseph Yeoman, to Henry Manning.

21.500 Hasero.e it, ob, 225 St ir Kwen st, 25xitiO; Nortb Second at, 8.203.& ft a Eighth st. runs lOOxa e.25x n.76 to North Second st, 25 Stags SC. B. 1UU IK Q1TWU JV.JIBiliS.iVS uo 7 1 li tu reiflr iuusc Tanth st. fVo 54.

at A. 87.6 ft Socond at. 22. 1 12,000 76, Alexander Henken to Stephen Burrow, mort S3.2W av Same property, Stepaen Burrows to Onauncey Patterson Sumuter at, 400 ft Howard av, 2oxl00 Nick I 1 1 1 .11 ov. S.07S 8,700 1,333 8,000 Olas uresei lU.IOUUU UIUOOS.

hlik.i,av, Huntington at, 301.S ft Oourt st, 18.8x100, Jo wurzier 10 v.eorse x.niu Fresideat st. s. l'JO ft Henry at. 1x55 also par ty wall oftreement. Mary Hughes to Kill wife Cornelius Donnelson Ifostroad ov.

cor Hancock st, 20x100, Henry M. Needhom to William li Scott Oxford st.e 2.V) tin Lalayette av, 22x100, nil. Choe Imnoau to George F. Duncan Voret st. ft Bnshwick av.

27.8 100. 1 23 IOO, fcreclosure. Kdwin SehaSer to Edward ixFoet'on' av, s. 2 ft' yotei" oV'Mxiop hs'ils." Oont nonv q.7n lD.IHas Floyd Mircy. avraoxloo, Deorgs GeorKensto Honry Sehmolstiob, mort a.50 Emmet ra soft Paciflo st.

27.5x80. hl. William Shirley lo Isaac Cole, Hdlsdsle, VUtOt 'Wllloiurhby ov, e. sou ft lompxins jajxtw, OharlS f. Kwilyv to Oharttx S.

wife Richard; BoutblrsfsBai atViilo." JoinaOTto'lir'ri Knoelaad. contract. Brooklyu and Jamaica Turnpike, as. about 1 60 ft W. new iienwj i.osa Hlcxeiaio votnormo Tompkins ov, cor.

Pulaski 80x75, Barbara wire Aloxanuer uu.ujiu lin. mort Broadiray. 151 .9 ft Slf bh st, 30.9x20x20214.8. Sarah wifo Elijah Bundioki to 'Furmin li Oxford st, 250 Qooreo Duncan to Hannah 1. Dunesn.

oja. lfifty lirth st. i ftw ISocond JT.J I'' the American Baptist Mission' Society. Y. Joanette tiam mort a.ooo.

atea sai 'i, Liborty av, 7. 25 tt, Bohtook" 80x100, Mew Lots, John Steams to Ola Wle Vonder0.lt aree "mort. BtWUn A.Woed, executrix, J. Wood.de. .006 8,503 eeaaed: h4 0WU lnAiTiduBl( to John JXH; WAN TED SITU ATION AS A GOOD cook, waaber and Ironer, bya resnectiWo young wo manbas city roforanos.

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