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SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1888. SEVENTH WARD YOUNG DEMOCRATS. A Ratification ITIectlilff ISelt by tUo Bandana. ClubV A ratification meeting of tho Young Men'B Bandana Olub was held liYiciiiy evening at DOS Kent avenue, in the Seventh Ward. Tho largo room was entirely filled with young and earnest Democrats.

After the regular bueinosa of the association wan transacted throe Bpeakers addreHsed the meeting Tho first wuh Mr, Armstrong, who epoko at length on the popular iflsucH of tho campaign, urging the young men to stand by one another and tho Demoeratio party. Ho was followed iu an eloquent and instructive address by Mr. R. Out ran, who kept the young men in a apirit of good humor all through his speech by hit witty remarks. He, in turn, was followed by Mr.

Brinton H. Miner, who apoko mainly on the principal iHBue of tho campaign, the Tariff. He endeavored to show to tho young men the danger of tho enormously increasing fmr plus, and the necessity of reducing it. He was frequently interrupted during hip speech by hearty applause.and closed hie addreRs by exhorting the young men to mingle with tho great tide of Democracy, and to forth on tho 6th of November and cast their votes for Cleveland Tbnr man aud Tariff Reform. The meeting adjourned with three hearty cheers for Cleveland, Thur man, Hill and Jones and tho Old Bandana.

MADAME MELVILLE'S OPENING RECEPTION. The opening reception at Madame Melville's Academy in Pacific street took placo Friday night. There was a large number of people present among them being, Mr. and Mrs. Clausen, Mr.

Eugene Walsh, Miss Katie Clausen, Mr. Wilbur DoMilt, Miss L. DeMilt, Miss Elsio Hanlon, Mr. Charles Willoman, Mi' J. Pyburn, Mrs.

Joseph Hoffman, Mr. Harry Hopson, Miss Lillio Hoffman, Mr. Herbert Delancie, Miss Maud Galloway, Miss Lizzie Galloway, Mr. A. 51.

Brower, Miss Wing, Mr. K. Kavanagh, Miss Edith Daly, Mr. Robert Day, Miss Adele Kipp, Mr. J.

Chinnock, Mr. Duval, Mr. George A Ward, Miss N. Burnett, Miss La Due, Mrs. Frederick Atkinson.

Miss Carrie Oliver, Mr. J. P. Forboll, Mihh M. Fisher.

MiBs M. Moe, Mr. De Witt Schoficld, Mr. J. M.

Hobby, Mrs. Blauvelt, Mr. Robert Hankler, Mrs. H. Graham, Miss Orann, Miss Kittio Baken haus.

Miss Ella Wilson, MiBB M. A. Black and Mrs. H. M.

Fisher. CAPTAIN TH03IPS0N TAKES COMMAND. William Thompson, tho newly appointed police captain, was at Now York Police Headquarters early yesterday receiving feho congratulations of his friends over his promotion. Major Kipp administered to him the oath of his new office and his badgo wa3 then presented to him by Clork Stone. Captain Thompson was assigned to the Church street station by Superintendent Murray, and he at once took command.

MARRIED. BURNETT MARTIN On Wednesday evening, September 20, at the residence of the bride's parents, 189 Jora lemon at, by the Rev. William Edgar Neis, St. Ann's Church, Julia Agnes, only daughter pf Mr. Georsre G.

Martin, to Mr. Jesse Isler Buknejct, of Plainiield, N. J. CORBETT PAULSIR On Monday, September 24, 188S, at Woodhaven, 1 HoLMKS J. CORBETT to Minnie E.

Paulsir. FIEGEL GREGORY On Wednesday, September 20 at the rosidonco of the brido's mother, by the Rev. Melville Boyd, Alfred E. Fiegel to Nina a. Gregory, all of Brooklyn.

DIED. ANDERSON. On Thursday, September 27.MARGRETE Andkrson. wife of tho Into Thomas Anderson and mother of Detective Anderson. Tho funeral will tako placo from her late residence, 106 Schenck st, at 2:30 on faunday, September 30.

BARKER On Friday. September 28, 1888. Frank Albert Barker, oldest, son of Willard W. and Mary E. Barker, aged 7 years.

Funoral to take place from the residence of his grandparents, 340 Thirteenth st, at 2 P. M. BATEMAN On tho 29th William bolovod husband of Margaret Ronnie, and second son of John Bateniau, aged 31 years aud 13 days. Services from his residence, Unionville, L. October 1, 1888, at 2 P.

M. Interment at convenience of the family. BOYLE On Thursday, September 27, Thomas Boyle. Friends and rolativos, also Volunteer Firemen's Association, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 91 Pacifio sL on Sunday at 2 P. M.

BRADISH On September 27, 1888, Charles 3. Bradibii, 41 years of age, at his late residence, 420 Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D. Relatives and friends are invited to attend tho funera on Sunday, tho 30th at 2 P. M.

BOYAN On Saturday, September 29, 1888, James J. Boyan, 209 East Thirty sixth et, Now York, beloved nusuancioi Jj. r. ttoynu. of funeral hereafter.

CLEARY In Brooklyn, on Friday, September 28, Margaret, widow of tne late William Cluary, aged 03 years. Relatives and frionds are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral from her lato residence, 31 Grand av, on Sunday, September 30, at 3 P. M. CONNOR On Friday, September 28, at the residence of her grandfather, 597 Park av, Mary Lorretta, infant daughter of Joseph and the late Mary J. Connor, aged 4 months and 17 days.

Funeral private. CONLEY There will bo a month's mind for the happy repose of the soul of Frank J. Conley at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Clermont av, near Park, on Monday, October 1, at 9 :30 A. M. Relatives and frionds are requested to attend.

CONWAY At the residence of his mother, 270 Bergen st, on Saturday, September 29, James eldest son of Ellen and tho late Peter Conway, in tho 30th year of his apo. Relaixvos and friends of tho family are requested to Attend the funeral from his late residence on Tuesday, October 2, at 2 P. M. DONNELLY At the residenceof her son in law. Francis Ponnca, 215 Spencer st, on Saturday, September 29, Marcella, relict of the late Michael Donnelly, in tho 70th year of her age.

Friends and relativos are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Monday, October 1, at 9 A.M., thence to St. Anno'a Church, corner Front and Gold sts, whero a solemn mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul. DOREMUS Saturday morning, Septembor 29, IDA youngest daughter of Gilbert and Waitstill C. Dore mus. Relativos and frionds respectfully invitod to attend the funeral yorvioos at the residence of her parents, 499 Carlton av, Monday evening, October 1, at 7:3 o'clock.

In termont private. DOWNES On September 29, 1888, Martin Downeb aged 13 years and 4 months. Funoral from tho residence of his father, 202 Eighth st, Monday, October 1, at 9:30 A. M. Relatives and friends are respoutfully invited.

FARRELL A Eolemu requiem mass (anniversary) will bo offered for the repose of thesou! of Michael Far ii ell, on Monday, Ootohorl, at St. Patrick's Church, corner Ktuit and Willoughby avs, at 9 o'clock A. M. Relatives and friends are invited to atteud. GALLAGHER On Friday, September 28, Peter Gallagher, aged 75 years, native of County Leitrlm, Parish of Mohill.

Ireland. Frionds and relatives, also those of his sons, James nnd Edward, also those of bis sons in law. Thomas Col ligan and James Cos, and tho officers and members of St. James' Roman Oatholio Benevolent Sociftty, nro respectfully invited to attend tho funeral from Ills Into rusi donce. 540 Flushing av, on Or.tobur 1.

at 9 o'clock A.M.; thence to St. James' Ohuro.on Jay st, where a muss of solemn requiem will bo oifurml for tho repose of his tout thonoe to tho Cemetery of Holy Croaa, Flatbush. GUTZLER On Saturday, September 29, Arthur infant son ot Arthur E. and Eleanor J. Gutzlcr.

Funeral private. HULL On Tuesday, September 25, 18SS, Robert E. Hull, formerly of Brooklyn, aced 43 8 months, nays. Tho relatives and friends of the family, also Bedford Council No. 18S, Order of United Frionds, and Miildlo ton Post, No.

500, G. A. and the Litter Carriers' Association, all oi Brooklyn, aro respectfully invitod to attend the funeral on Sunday, September 30, at 1 P. from his late residence, 500 Commuuipawav, Jersey City Heights, N. J.

HYDE Suddeuly, Soptemhor 28, 1888, Elizabeth Wooph, buloved wife of James Hyde. Funnral Sunday, Septomber 30, at 2:30 P. from hor Jate residence, 248 Poarl st. KOUWHNHOVEN AtFlatlaiids.ou Thursday. Sop tetnber 27, 1888.

William W. Koowenhoven, in his 59 ih year. Kclat ivos and friends are respectfully invitod to atteud the funeral from his late re sidence on Sunday, September 30. at 2:30 P.M. McPARTLAND On Saturday, Sontombor 29, MAMIE McPahtland, aged 9 months, 2 weeKH nnd 3 days.

Funeral will take place from her late residence, 81 Pacific st, on Monday, Octo 1, at 2 o'clock. ORTON Suddenly of heart disoaso, at tho residence of his brother, Thursday, September 27, George Ei waud Orton, of 130 Ponn nl. Funeral nervicos will be held av 10 Clark st, at P. on Sunday, September 30. Burial at conveuiouce of thy family.

Kindly omit flowers. Now Haven papers please copy. ROBLKY On Thursday, September 27, Christopher Rohlky, aged 72 years. Funoral Jiom his bite rosidonoe, 192 Sovonteonth st, Brooklyn, Monday, October 1 at 3 P. M.

RYAN On Friday, September 28, at her residence, 115 Pacific st, Agnes Josephine Ryan, the belovud daughter ot Thomas Ryan. Funeral on Monday afternoon, Octobor 1. Donver papers please copy. SANDS Kdwaiid C. Sands, infant son of E.

G. and Laura M. Sands. Funeml from residence, 318 State st, Sunday, at 2 o'clock P. M.

Interment at Greenwood. SHEPHERD September 28, 1888. Mr. George F. Sheiherd.

Kolatives ana mends are mvitea to attend the funeral service lvn. on at his late residence, 10 Spencer place, Brook i Monday, October at '4 o'clock r. M. Jntor nient. privaio.

THOMAS At Sacramento, on the 20th Andrew Meroein Thomas. JPEHSOIVAIj. ALL KINDS OF SEALSKIN, PLUSH, volvot and cloth Iadios' ovorKnrmonta, silkH, satins, riry goods, nmts' clothing, watches, jswolry, furniture, nnd oarpptK Hold (atrictly confidential) on vory easy weekly oi monthly installments. Box 2,277, V. 0 N.

Y. MEETINGS. SPECIAL NOTICE THE MEMBERS OF the BROOKLYN VOLUNTEER FIREMEN'S AS KOCIATION are requested to assemble at the rooms. City Hail, on Sunday afternoon next, Septomber 30, 1SKS. at 1:110 o'clock, to attend the funeral of our lato comrade, THOMAS BOYLE, of Neptune Enuino Com.

Sany No 2. The funeral takes plaoo troni hiB lato resi eni' o. 01 Pacifio st. Members will wear mnurninir badKon. JOHN COURTNEY, President.

A. H. V. Bapeb, Corresponding Secretary. FOK SAT.E HOVSES.

XSOR SALE HOUSE Oil TO LET, 3 B' story mid basement brown stone, S3! Csrllon nv. corner of Dean st; has Just beon put in thorough ropnir; intuited und papered throughout; sIku 20x45, price low And terms to suit. Apply to .1. DOHERT Flat Ijush av, near Seventh. "ANTED HOUSE NOT LESS THAN 10 rooiitfl! mnafe not bo mnrn tTinn fjun mfnufAi' Walk from Concord and Fulton sts; rent not to exceed $600.

Address LOCATION, Eagle office. WANTED HOUSES FLATS AND parts of houses for sale and to let in Bedford soo tlon. EDWARD HONEYWELL, 485 Nostrand av, ne.tr Fulton Bt. ANTED HO USE ALL iivlFKO iii TTinnff) TO 1 til in l.wnnt.tr tninnfnol iillr nf willing to pay $35 ft montu. BALL QUIMBY, WANTED HOUSE OR FLAT, FUR nlshod, by three adults, until May 1 ront not to exceed $50 per month best ot references.

Address, with location, terms, X. Y. X.t Box 2, Eagle office. WANTED HOUSE TO RENT, A 3 storv and basomont brick house, not above Bedford av; rint not to exceed $000 best of references. Ad dross Box 3, Eaglo ottioe.

ANTED HOUSES TO SELL AND rent in tho Twontv thinl nnH 'Pwnfv fifth wn rrfa to meet demand; send full partio lars. PHILIP MASON, 2'M Tompkins av. WANTED HOUSE TO RENT OR PUR chase, a 3 story, hich stoop, 20 foot stone house, on Hill or near park; must bo new or in first clasB order and neighborhood; ront not ovor $700; prico $8,500. Address I. B.

Box 1 1, Ek)o office. ANTED HOUSE I WANT TO BUY ft brick or brnwil fltonft A u. no TTnrf. fimnnn or Elliott place, between Hanson place and DeKalbav; wifhpossession now or May next. Send price and torms to BRADFORD, Box York Post Office.

"ANTED HOUSE AND LOT, VAL Hfld at Arl flflfl nr i.hAKaahmira fn wliinit B'l nnn worth of now furniture, carpets, oil cloths, wift be laid, the balance to remain on mortHace; state particu ara and location. FUKNITURK MANUFACTURER, Eagle office. WANTED HOUSES, FLATS, STORES To rent, sell and manage Largest renting, selling, most central olHco in Brooklyn; long established in tho full confidence and patronaco of tho public. WILLIAM H. GRADE, corner WillouaSlby and Jay 8ts; open evenings.

WANTED MOUSES FI7RIVISIIED. ANTED HOUSE FURNISHED BY small falllilv of adults, where rmrliin wnnlH tjikn Joard for rent or would tako dining room where rooms aro rented; location Baltic st to Lawrenco; references exchanged. Address H. Box 2o, Eale office. WANTED HOUSE FURNISHED A fully urnishod house, whero parties would board the whole or part of rent.

Address tor three days I. H. Boi 1HD. Brooklyn Pout Office. WANTED HOUSE FURNISHED A small urnishod houso or flat, in vioinity of Gates and Franklin avs, exchange for furnished ho jse in riainfteld, N.

for tho Winter. Addross F. M. DERBY, 41 Church Bt, Now York. WANTED noOJIS FUKMSMED.

ANTED ROOM FURNISHED BY a ladV: a front room, snmnd flnnr.firn and dinner; terms $5. Address L. E. Eagle office. WANTED ROOM FURNlEDA lady occupied during the day dosires a furnished room; rent must bo modorato; references exchanged.

Address, with full particulars, L. E. LAY, Eatjle office. ANTED RO Oft FURNISHED a younj man; square room, in private family where thore aro no other roomers, within twenty minutes of bridge by cars; ront $2 per weok. Address for two days, iving particulars, A.

EukIo office. ANTED "10 OM FURNISHED BY a lady, a square furnished room, with or without hoard, in neighborhood of First place; permanent if Addross, with terms, wnich muBt he low. 1. E. Eagle office.

IttEETINGS. JEPUBLICAN MASS MEETING AT THE CLERMONT AVENUE RINK, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE BROOKLYN YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, AT 8 O'CLOCK. Governor JAMES A. BEAVER, Of Pennsylvania, General STEWART L. WOODFORD And othors will speak.

Singing by tho YOUNG REPUBLICANGLEE CLUa MEETING OF THE CLEVELAND WAR VETERANS will ho held at. ilm Mtr.N'ICI. 'AL HALL. Fulton st. on MONDAY EVRNTNO.

October 1, at o'clock. Alt veterans favoring the ro election of Grovor Cleveland are invited to attend. By order 3 MARK P. WILBER. President.

i vs' rreuc'jriow. ISTABLISHED 186S. HENRY MOLLENHAUER'3 COLLEGE OF MUSIC HAS OPENED FOR THE FALL SEASON. Pupils desiring to secure their former hours will pleasi call early. For particulars, apply at the College, 73 Livingston st near Court.

O. MOLLENHAUER, Secretary. R. JOHN HYATT BREWER WILL RESUME LESSONS IN SINGING, HARMONY. PIANO AND ORGAN.

AFTER SEPTEMBER 24, ADDRESS SOUTH OXB'ORDST, OR CHANDLERS, 172 MONTAGUE ST. THE KRONE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. WARNER INSTITUTE. Btoadway, coruor Wilioughby av. Brooklyn.

SEASON 18H8 8D. OPEN Octobor 1. The curriculum embraces: Piano, Singing, Violin, Organ, etc. Pupils oducatod for the profession. Torms reasonable.

For particulars send or call on Directress HENRIETTA C. KRONE, From 12 to 0 P. yOCAL CULTURE. MORSE S. DOWNS Having returned from the South will receive pupils in tho Italian method of tho cultivation of the voico, English and Italian singing: can lurnish first class organist and quartet choir for church also organist and precentor.

Complimentary letters from Theodore Thomas, Christino Nilsson and Emily Wlnant. Brooklyn address: 5S!) Lalayette av. New York 01IARLESJLJJITSON CO. AN JO AND GUiTARlrlreTiWCTrON for htago or homo umusment; pupils taught to execute brilliant solos in ono courso of twonty all private. DORE BROTHERS, teachers ot Patti Rosa.

Harry Kernell, Cora Chapman, Joseph Sparks and many iithern, stiulios, 2S0 Fulton st, Brooklyn; 112 West. Thirty lifth st, Now York. CLINTON VaRK, THE EMINENT PIAN ist and composer, teaches at pupils' rosidoncos; terms modorate: students receive complete pianoforte education irom tho boginuiu to tho highest perfoction also harmony; advanced pupils a specialty. Addross 1.204 Union si. R.

F. W. CRANDELL HAS RESUMED Dianoforte instruction in addition to urivato les tions he purposes forming classed of four, each por quarter, to accommodate many applicants umiblo to pay lor private tuition. Apply at studio, 00 Ifanson place, 10 4, Wednesdays. Violins furnIsTieTdWb f.Oc.

at my rebideuce, at pupil'e residenoo; day or veninu eauy, progressive and practical method as used at tho Hoston Conservatory of Music. Professor OAKHOLL, 711 Fulton st, near Fort (iroone place. ADAME IDA ALBERT, Vocal ilistrilctinn in nil its limnchps Vniipa tried on Mondays ami Thursdays from 2 to P. BI. Jlil DE KALB AV (flat).

Near South I'lliott nlace. IANO INriiKUU LlOi JslivV A 1 i) sure methoil of acquiring perfect ii Tin nnv till satisfied: rererences: torms reasonable. Call on or addross PIANIST, 0. V. Thompson's piano rooms (178 Fulton st, near Portland av.

ME. DE EEREJ CONSERVATORY OF MU8IO. Urnl TOMPKINS VENUE, Vocal and Instrumental Music. English and Foreign LantfiiajKos. Elocution and Painting.

Privato Classes in Dunein and Deportment. if 1 ROSCHBL (X)SERVAT01iY H.X OF MUSIC (twonry.fnurlh year), STATE STREET. Kindergarten oi Music for little childron from 6 years of ago. THECElJCOFTUSIC THOROUGH ly taught iu two years or less, comprising voico forming, sinking by uoto, transposing and instrumental music, tor pur mouth, lessons, by LANGLEY MOOKK, 501) Fulton st. Open evonings.

ARNOLD'S CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. IU lU anu tutl UOUHT MTREliT, Will ho OPEN ior tho reception of pupils on and after MONDAY, September 24, THE OLD ESTABLISHED COLLEGE OF MUSIC, Ninth st, under tho personal direction of Professor G. KOHENBACH, will REOPEN October 1. Pupils of compotent toachors or beginnorB proforred. R.

S. LASAIi, HICKS RT. Professor of Music in the Packor TnKf ituto. WILL RESUME lessons iu tho various branches of music alter th first of October. ACCOMPANIMENT PLAYING ON OR gau and piauo by note in threo months; singing, sight reading and voico forming about thrue months' drawing or music, eight lessons, $5.

Mrs. LANGLEY MOORE, 509 Fulton st; open eyoninfls. ME. MARIE DAUSZ, oeconu av, near a ineteenth st, lYUW urK, Voico culture, opera, oratorio, churoh, concert and operatio singing. R.

PERLEE V. JERVIS HAS RESUMED HIS PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTION STUDIO, 90 CLINTON STREET. R. FRANCIS FISCHER POWERS Kr.aU.MliS HIS VOOAI INSTU0TION OCTOBER H. STUDIO, 9li CLINTON ST.

R. HERMAN O. C. KORTHEUER RE SUMES tuition in nianofortn nlnvintr. Iinrtnnnv And composition SEPTEMBER 18.

Classes in HarmonySat urday mornings. Applications received daily from 11 to 12 at office, 165 Montague st. LLE. LAURINE S. CHRISTI, PIAN Iste.

irraduate of the RovaI Cnnnnrvntrv nf Mtmlft Leipzig, and Mile. E. Rita Christi, violinlsto, havo re sqniod their musical instruction. 74 Hanson plaoo. MRS.

P. ifclVARDE RESUMES HER vocal Instruction. Tho Orittoudon, No. 97 Hi oka JjUSH'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, 186 REMSEN ST, BROOKLYN. For tho thorough training of shorthand writers for bueinoss employments.

A fir6t class school in method and equipment. Full information givon on. application by post or in por son from 9:15 A. M. to 5:30 P.

M. Hours of instruction 9 A. M. to 0 P. M.

Evening school hours 7 to 9:110. Call on or addross JAMES H. FISH, 18G Romsen st. Brooklyn. It WOUld he almost Utl.f.SAiM.V 1 lllinl.

tn al. merits of Profossor STERN'S mothod of teaching tho languages; for not only is it perfect from a thoorotical i.oint of view, but the practical results are most romarkablu." EDWARD O. WARD, Associate Superintendent ot Public Instruction, Brooklyn. Classes and private Instruction in Gorman, Fronob, Spanish, Italian. Competent native professors.

The natural method. ON AND AFTER THE 17th OF SEPTEMBER Mr. MENCO STERN may bo seen every Monday and Thursday between 10 and 12 and 3 and 5 o'clock at 177 179 Hon taguo Bt, Brooklyn. NOTICE Letters should bo addressed to tho New York offlce. jANGUAGES, BROOKLYN LIBRARY, MONTAGUE ST.

FRENCH, Professor L. J. S1MONIN, SPANISH, Professor R. D. CORTINA, A.

of Madrid, GERMAN, Professor F. VVILMOWSKY. IT.ii AN, Professor G. A.JDALUMI, of Rome. Apply to tho Librariau.

COLLEGIATE AND POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE. Tho academic year (. OMMENCES WEDNESDAY, September 10. Tho first two days will be devoted to the examination of candidates for admission, and the regular work of the institute will commonce MONDAY, September 2't. l'ormer pupils who aro unable to bo present on the 4th, and who wish to retain their seats must ijive notice to the registrar, othorwise their seats will be f.lled.

CataloCTlIHr. C.nnfainin" nil rnmiirnH infm mufinn can be obtained, at tho instituto, or they will bo forwarded uuon postal application to D. H. COCHRAN, LL.D president of faculty. J.

H. FROTff NGHAM, President Trustoea. iHATT TITUTE EVENING CLASS! es in tho ci ranches from tn .1 (1 Mnn'lav. VVcdrnRr'nvaiirl Fridav Rvnninri nf nnih mtir will be tormedas follows: October 1 Carpentry, lathe work and pattern maKin. October lij Molding, foundry practice and foreing October 20 Machino shop work.

Classes in the department of building trades, in oludintr plumbinp. plaaterintr, model castinjj and carvinc will boffin October 1. Further information may be had at the office of the Institute, Ryerson st, be t'VHon DeKalb and WillouKhby avs. ST7CATHiC.INE7sllA"LlI BROOKLYN, N. Y.

aSG 2.Y1 WASHINGTON AY. fn chargo of tho Sisters of St. John tho Evangelist. Advent term OPENS September 2U. Rector, the Bishop of Ijong Island.

IVrms por annum for hoarding pupils, English, Ironch and Latin, to $400. Day pupils from So0 to A100, according to class. Kindergarten department will OPEN Octobor 1. Boys from 4 to 8 years ai admitted. Department for hoys will bo OPENED troni 8 to 12 years of ago.

Applications to be made to the Sisters in chargo. nnHE BRYANT STRATTON7 JL BUSINESS COLLEGE, 38 to 44 Court st, opposite City Hall, THIS fS THE ONLY INSTITUTION IN THE CITY liEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO BUSINESS TRAINING. Individual instruction. Students may enter at any time. Oall or ond for cataloguo.

C. CLAGIIOllN, Principal and Proprietor. MISS WHITCOMB'S SCHOOL FOR YoungLadies and Children, 101 Clinton st, HE OPENS SEPTEMBER 2fi. Tho aim of tho school is caro ful individual trainiug throughout its primary, junior aud senior departments; students fitted for college; post graduate elans in history and literature. Miss Whit coinb may be consulted at her residence, ISO Clinton St.

Circulars on application ISS ROUNDS' SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LAD KS AND CHILDREN. Mr, IIT.T7C fl )N VfillREOPEN SEPTEMBER 20. Younir children re. ceivo cr.roful porsonal attention. Courses of study in English, La in, French, Gorman, Music and 'Drawing.

Students fitted for college. Special classes for post graduates lnoy be joined by othor ladies. Miss ROUNDS at homo from 1 to 8 P. M. after SoDtemher 14.

RS. ROBERT GOODWIN'S SCHOOL 'OH GIRLS. lf4 MONTAGUE REOPENS Octohfir 4. Enirlish sr.llllint unrltir the nno cial direction of Miss Clara F. Hall.

A few boys under 10 years aro received. Mrs. GOODWIN and Miss HALL maybe consulted at tho school buildiug after tho 2Qth inst. from 9 to 12. Hours of tuition from 9 A.

M. to 1 P. M. mRINITY HALL, BEVERLY. N.

j. ESTABLISHED 18G7. A thorough homo school for twonty young ladies. Varied advantages of the highest order. Careful trainiug in manner, mind and heart.

Solid culturo iu English, Music, Art and Languages. Twenty first year beiue SEPTEMBER 27. For circulars address tho principal, RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT. JgLRLlTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. TERM BEGINS NOW.

CIRCULARS, io. AT OFFICE, 40 COURT ST. INDIVIDUALISM IN EDUCATION. THE BROOKLYN LATIN SCHOOL, Secrrd and 'third Floors, Montague Street, POR THE GENERAL AND SPECIAL TRAINING OF 78 frC'YS FROM 9 TO 19 YEARS. CASKIE HARRISON, M.

AND A FULL STAFF. Rooms, Lnhanced in Attractiveness, Now Open. PPFESSOKVArsMMVS DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Primary, Cor.n errial and Classical Departments. TWliNTY THlRD YEAR.

OHENEVIKRE INSTITUTE FOR LADIES. Mme. J. M. ST A MM, Principal, 102 Berkeley I'lace.

BEDFORD INSTITUTE DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies and Children. 21 McDonough st. OPENS its tenth year on WEDNESDAY, Septombor ll. Classes iu English, Latin, French, Gorman, Mimic, Drawing and Painting. Circulars on application.

Miss M. T. PURDY. Principal. S'HBIQTJ ANSENINSTITUTE, 119 SIXTH avEnf(lish, German and French boarding and day 10I foryouns nd childron of all ages, from primary to collegiate, and boys under 10 ears; also, kinuer aiten department; Froebel's method.

Mrs. E. O. TUCKER, principal. BKOWNE'S BULVESS COLLEGE, 304 Fulton st.

(below Pierrepr nt): otlico but one flicht up Students bein any time. Individual instruction. WritiuK. arithmetic, bookkeeping, spelling, correspondence, businossforms, etc. Day and evening sessions.

Special department of phonography and typewriting. BROOKLYN PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS, lohnston Building, corner Nevins St. und Flatbush av. School b'gins its tenth year Monday, Soptember 17; its adva. Ages for a business education aro unsurpassed.

For i atalogues or othor informal lion address H. ISS STENNETT'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL. ND OBJECT TEACHTWd I.i!) South Elliott placo, REOPENS September 1(1. A roauction inaao ior piano instruction wnere tuo pupil attends tho school. nil HE BEDFORD SCHOOL, FOirfiOYST JJ.

corner Bedford av and Fulton st, REOPENS SEPTEMBER 17. Individual iuKtructiou in English, commercial or classical studies. Circulars on application. H. C.

TAI MAGE. A. Prin. in.il. ISSL.

Iv. NEVINS HAS OPK.SttO HJfili classes for Indira in iiaintinir and Plir.tn''ri.i.hv lihitiH in literature shortlv to oommnnnn; nlsn tn French cenvcrsation by French lady. For particuiar ap3 ply at 1S(J Romsen st, Brooklyn. THE MISSES ADDEN "WiLOtEOPEN their boarding nnd day school for young ladies and children, rn WEDNESDAY. Septombor Ti (sixteenth year).

Giro lars obtained by addresbing 121 Park place, between Sixth and Seventh ava. ST. PETER'S COLLEGE, Grand st, Jersey City, under tho direction of tho JESUIT FATHERS. From Brooklyn by the Annex boat in half an hour. Terms por quarter, XHE MISSES CRAWFORD'S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL HNS SEPTEMBER 2ii.

1SSS. Residence 28 First placo. Preparation of studies during school hours for ensuing dy a specialty. CJCHOOL FOR GIRLS KINDEUGAR T7 ten and Primary Department Miss VIDAUD, 102 MONTAGUE STREET. Fall term opens MONDAY, October 1.

Address, until September 20, 100 Piueapplo st. After Septomber 0 MiBs VIDAUD will be at tho rooms daily, trom 1 0 untill2. PRIVATE TRAINING SCHOOL FOR KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS, By graduate and one who is experienced both in training: and teaching. MACON ST. BEDFORD HEIGHTS INSTITUTE, 63 NEW YORK AVENUE, REOPENS SEPTEMBER 20.

Now candidates examined tho I'Jih. A thorough, and attractive school for boys. for nix. Circulars on apiilicati'in. W.

MOJtEY.J'rincipaL MISS STENNETT'S ENGLISH AN FRENCH SCHOOL AND OBJECT TEACHING, 15!) South Elliot! place, REOPENS Sopiember 10. A reduction mado for piano instruction whore tho pupil attends tho school. ISS A. HILDT'S INSTITUTE, 842 State st. for vonnir Indies and children.

RFOPKIfS SEPTEMBER 13. Hoarding and day school. Caroful instruction in all Knurl it. branches: also. Cerman and French.

Private classes. Circulars sent on applica uon. TTPROFESSOR DAVIS, HT THE ASTROLOGER AND SEER, Who will unfold the most hidden mysteries of life by the planets, being the only true way to read your life. Tho professor will answer all kinds of questions of law suits, elections, marriage, absent friends; whether the sick will recover; whether you will be successful in your undertakings and other questions too numerous to mention. Business men will do well to consult the profossor, for ho h.s never beon known to fail.

Myrtle av. Fco, 50 conts to $1. At homo aundays. ME. ARRAS, THE WELL KNOWN clairvoyant, has returned.

This wonderful ndv your me witu ureas power; ousineais cnanges, law suits, wills, divorces, health; tells whom and when to marry; brings separated together; causes speedy marriages; settles lovers' quarrels, eto. Xf you have bean disappointed by othors, don't bo discouraged. Come and be convinced, 10 to 9 P. M. Ladles 50c.

and $1. 409 Atlantic av, noar Third; ring bull No. 1. Athouie Sunday. ME.

DYOLF, MEDICAL OLAIRVOY nl fTI.O flHlria Knulon riae aud chansey; tolls ol presont and future; unitoa iiiu dujii.iuu in one iu uuuui or iu iruuuie ouuuiu aee uer vrithoat fail; trance sittings; magnetic massago treats mont and truatiuont by the medico electrical apparatus. Offlco hoars 10:30 A. M. until 10 P. M.j satisfaction given seen on Sunday.

il7l6 Carlton nv. FORTUNE TELLING, BV HANDj CARDS OR TEACUP. 2o and 50 cents. 354 STATE STREET, near Hoyt. Open Sunday from 1 to 7.

"ANTED A GOOD TRIMMER. AP uly at CURREN'S Jlillinery store, 1(51 Court st. prepared to work. 'ANTED LEARNERS ON SCARFS; must hn neat And rood slin stitohcrs. Annlv Monday only from 0 to 11 at 409 Putnam av.

ANTED A TRIMMER; MUST BE able and wilUnir to imnrovo and maKo ner own work. Apply at 334 Court st, Brooklyn. FOR CHILDREN'S WEAR and nno sewing, ft dressmaker, in or out ot the house, li. WLlUU.HKH,,lotl av, tsrooKlyn; ANTED QUiCK AND NEAT HANDS at. hand sowing on plush toys; apply roady for work Monday no work iven out.

i)80 Lalayotto av. 'ANTED GOOD TAliXiRESSXCS, ON ladios' coats and riding habits. JAHJIAH 228 Livingston st, "KT ANTED TO LEARN DRESSMAIC ing, girls: taught cutting and fitting while learning. Apply tor two weeks at 77 Gates av ANTED EXPERIENCED FINISHER on infants' shirtB: also new hands taught. Ad dress Englu brauoh, 41 Broadway.

ANTED EXPERIENCED, FUR SEW ers, hnishers and fur lined circular hands: good pav. Apply, witn rotorencos. nun poor, wutioijjiii. rotore Brooklyn. ABRAHAM.

ANTED EXPERIENCED SALES ladies for hosiery, corsets and millinery. Inquiro of superintendent, CENTRAL DRY GOODS Myrtle and Washington avs. BTANTED LADIES TO LEARN SCARF Yt making; in time for Fall trade; now styles; pleasant work; terms S3; hours 10 to 2. Apply at 245 rialsoy St. 'ANTED EXPERIENCED OPERAT i.nrs on W.

A W. and W. G. machines on ladioB' underwear: also, outdoor hands on fine infants' wear; iiono dm experieneu nauua uvuti uppiy; (huuuji wui. 162 Pacific st, upstairs.

'ANTED ON BOOTEES OR ACQUES, experienced crochctors. Apply Monday afternoon at 110 Summer st, near Manhattan crossing; or send address for ono weok to O. Eagle Bedford branch, for neignbornooa or maaison sl. ANTED LADIES TO LEARN THE Pnrfnnt. Tailnr SvKt.Rm of outt.ine nnd fittinc for All kinds of arments: carntullv tauffht without limit to cnt measurement and positively accurate.

Mrs. 3. H. THOMPSON, 464 Fulton st. WANTED EXPERIENCED SALES ladies at once for tho following dopartmonta: nnd hnuao furniahini? deuartmonf.

fan and fancy Kods department and cloak and suit departmont; also sovoral Al trimmers for their millinery workroom, by EHKIUli MKU TUCKS. Uifctmn av. ana Twenty iourrn st. New York. Apply betweou 8 and 10 A.

SI. or by letter. 'ANTED LADIES WHO DESIRE A liic.rn.tivH. indenondont business, to loam Mme, T.attrinciri P.ft Hvnfm nf drnsRmak; ntf We teach thor oughly and honestly, allowing no pupil to go out until they can do so with orodit to us ana prone to laeniseives, Each pupil allowed to make a thorough test for herBelf. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded: Mme.

LE "W1NSKI 509 Fulton at. ANTED LADIES TO LEARN TiS Rnnh rlrnfld fiiittinc hv Miss BITTER. Prof essor Livingston's only agont in iirooKiyn. we are now teacn ing tno latest stylos direct from Paris in cutting, trimming, draping, designing and basting long coats and houso wrapper.1!; pupils learn more in one week than cun bo learnea in three years by a dressmaker; easy terras; cutting and basting and patterns cut to order; perfect fitting guaranteed. 1.101 Fulton st.

near Olasson ay. Nurses aud Seamstresses. ANTED TO ASSIST WITH BABY nnd licrht housework, a irirl. not ovor 15. Call Mondayand Tuosday at 1,392 Bedford av, third bell.

ANTED TO TAKE CARE OF CHIL dren and assiBt with Ihrht housowork, a young girl, about 15. Call Monday at 503 Gates av. second flat. Chambermaids una Waitresses. ANTED AS CHAMBERMAID AND waitress, a competent girl.

Apply Monday, before 1 2 M. or after 7F.IL, at 202 Prosidont st. Cooks, VVnslicrs and Ironcrs. 'ANTED A GOOD COOK, WASHER and ironor: best of referonce reauired. Apply Monday at 071 President st.

ANTED A GOOD COOK WILLING is ji Clint, At the wnRhinc: (Jorman nreforred. S73 President at, near Eighth av highest wages paid. WANTED AS A GOOD COOK AND TO do general housework in a small family, a girl. Call Monday, from 2 till 5 P. at 146 Lcfforts place.

'ANTED COOK AND WAITRESS, IN firKt. olnnq lioardinff house; either whito or colored; both must be thoroughly competent and noat; references. 12i Hicks et, corner of Clark. Monday morning. "ST ANTED TO COOK, WASH AND 7 iron in a small privato family, an experienced girl, with references.

pply at 474 Henry st. General Housework. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl bring reforonco. 172 Itoss st, nrst flat. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE 1.

:1 n.ll l.nt,.o.n If! nri V. nr after 0 P. M. Monday at 2o(i Lafayetto ay. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in nrivato family, a trirh wages 810.

Apuly at 71 McDougat st, corner of Howard, Brooklyn. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work and to help mind a baby, a girl, 1.083A. Herkimer st. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl; also, to assist upstairs, a Bmall girl, under 16. van oolore iu a.

m. Monday at isrooKiyn ANTED TO DO GENERAL OFFICE work, a bov: waces to commence with 84 per weok steady employment a chanco to rise. Address Eagle office. Agencies. "ANTED GIRLS COMPETENT, RE Jinliia drta.

with uood citv reference, to take first clasH situations now waiting, with good wages. Apply at the Bedford Avenue Employment Buroau, 1,001 Bodford av. Passago tickets and draits issued. "ANTED SERVANTS AT THE Brooklyn Employment Bureau. 210 Washington st, neat Concord (formerly at 20 Concord st).

Situations ready in city and country. Many girls come who have never been at an office. Managed by ladies. VAryfED wai.es. ANTED A PUSHING YOUNG MAN with good addrcssj 5011ilton st.j Anted practkJAl knitter on circular hand knitting machine: steady work.

1UU racino Bt. "OT ANTED TO REPAIR OLD STOVES, thoroughly understand the work. S. A. 8UYDAM, 550 Hudson st.

New York. ANTED A TINSMITH A THOR ough mechanic: good wages. 5. A. SUYDAM, 550 Hudson st.

New York. "ANTED A. FIRST CLASS WATCH nxn turner. Adrtross ST. l.OUIS WATCH CASE COMPANY, St.

Louis, Mo. "ANTED SIX EIRST CLASS GEN cml iolibinc tinsmiths: none but practical men need apply. 4(iti Fulton st. ANTED TRUCK DRIVERS; NONE hut exnerionced hands need hpdIv. lrltANK SUHAEFER.

Woodhaven, L. I. WANTED TO MAKE HIMSELF'GEN orally useful in the othco of a wholesale houso in Now York, a boy. Address in own handwriting, B. Box Now York.

AN ASSISTANT WINDOW rlrnssnr nt once bv EHRICH BROTHERS. Eitrhth av. and Twenty fourth st. New York, Apply between 8 und 10 A. M.

or by letter. ANTED EXPERIENCED SALES TiRonle for their china and houso fnrnishinn de parlinent also several ozperionuuu parcel wrappers, oy ElfKIOH BROTHERS, Eighth av. ami Twenty fourth at. Now York. Apply between anil 10 A.

M. ANTED TO INSTRUCT EVENING clauses in forgo, foundry and machine shop work. a thoroughly competent man. Addres.i, stating experience. P.

Box New York Host Of ANTEDWADiriTT'ARM, NEAR city, to take charge, milk and drive waon. married man place for right party. Apply on Monday before .) A. M. to V.

WEBSTlilv. 35i) Clinton st. cornur Dcgraw. lirr ANTED AT "ONCE BY EHRICH fonrthst.N.Ysov orftl oxporioncod salesmen for thdir china and houso, furnishing and yentH1 furnishiufj dopurtmonts; alno several experienced pineel wrappers. Apply botween and 10 A.

M. WANTED WE WISH TO EMPLOY A few sali'smen on salary to soil our floods by to the wholesale anil retail rrado of Brooklyn, New York and adioiiiiuf; States. Wo nr the lamest manufacturers of our fine in tho country. Send 2 cents in for particular No postals answered. CENTENNIAL M'F'G Cincinnati, O.

WAJiTEII SITWA' TrKHVS FEIIAIES. "STST ANTED I A. TI ON WIT A drossmr.ker, by a young some knowledge of tho business, but wants abettor undertttnniiinjr: is a neat sewer and understands machines. PIcuhc call for two dr.ys or address DRESSMAKER, 3'IV Ballio st. monthly Nlll'ses.

ANTED NURSING MRS. WILL Yt IAMK, an oxporienoed ladies' nurse, would fill OTivatfements after dato; terms, $8 por week residence, 517 Borgonst. NnrscH nnd SeamntreBses. WANTED SITUATION" AS A CHILD'S nurse nnd to do plain sowing, by a woman will bo found willing and obliging and kind to children. Ploaso call at or address 589 Flushing av, third floor.

fAWED SITUATION AS A GOOD Vy nurso to mind ono child or as a companion to an invalid lady. Address IDISN'NING, 230 Siith av. Brooklyn. ANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG irl nu unnrnKtrnss nnd dressmaker a resnoctable private family; understands children's clothes and all kinds of sewing; best city reference from last place. Please call Monday and Tuesday at 770 Willoughby av, Brooklyn.

ANTED SITUATION TO CARE FOR an invalid lady or would take charge of children. by a respectable woman is a good sewer aud manaser. AddrosB Mrs. A. Court st, Brooklyn; ring two belle.

'ANTED SITUATION TO MIND hv k. resnoctable vonncr German eirl: has good city references. Call for two days at 198 Tenth at, botweonjrhirdand Fourth avs, "ANTED SITUATION TO TAKE nnrn nf nhilrlmn ei' would do chamberwork and waiting, if required, by an oiperionced woman; can give the best of city referenoe. Oall st or address for two days 331 Court st. uan Sackott, Brooklyn.

city reference. Oalt nc raoinc st. ANTED SITUATION AS CHAM ftnH waitreaa. bv a vonncr fi fit man erirl. in small private family.

Address GBRM AN, Kagle office. ANTED SITUATION AS A OHAM hnrmmd nnd wftitroas. DV a rfiSDeotablB youncr girl: has good city rororencea. uan ior iwoaays aL Lawronco st. WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaidand waitress in small family, by a Swedish girl.

Call Monday at 143 Warren Bt, seoond floor Room 81. TRTANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM liormnid and waitress in a privr.to family, by a youne; girl. Gall at 119 Graham sfc, near Myrtlo av, top lioor; no caras. WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bormaid and waitress, by a younir Protestant girl latoly landed, with good raferonco. Call Monday from 3 to 4 at apu Waverly av.

"ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bormaid and to assist in general housework, by a young girl, latoly lanoea irom worta or ireiana. neaso call at 980 DoKalb av. "ANTED SITUATIONS AS CHAM bermalds and seftlnstresses, or to do light house work, by two young Danish girls, lately landed. Call at 1,020 Herkimor at, first floor no oards. ANTED SITUATION AS A hnrntfiiH nnd waitress inn nrivato fnniilv.

bv a young girl: good reference from last place. Call for three days at J54 Eighteenth st. "ANTED SITUATION AS CHAM hnrmiiid And waitress, orwould do cenoral house work in a small family, by reBpootablo young girl, lately landed, nease can at cunuu bv. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM hermaid and waitross. by a respectable young girl; has good city reterenoes.

uau ior two aaya at iianiio av, ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM hnrmiuri and waitress, or to do Dlain sowincr and nnRtfiira wftiU. bv n. ProioHtant irirl: 18 neat and roltablo; has best of reference. Pleaso call Monday and Tuesday at244BoffieIdBt. WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM maid and waitress, by a neat young girl: thoroughly competent and can be highly recommended.

Call or address at presont omployors, 4G4 Lafayetto av. Monday. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bormnid and waitress and to assist two davs in tho kitchen, or is willing to assist with childron, by a young woman; has first class city referonce from her last employer. Call lor two days at 311 Park av, near WANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST olass chambermaid and waitress, by a ro Bp go table girl; has good city references. Call for two days at 101 Java st, Oreonpoint.

9TANTED SITUATION TO DO UP ftairs work or would wash and iron in a email family; by a respejtablo to ored girl; good reference. Pleaso call at 1MB Navy at. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE chamberwork and to assist with waiting, by a North of Ireland Protestant young girl. Pleaso call for two days at 138 Harrison st; no cards. Cooks, Wnshers and Ironcrs.

WANTED SITUATIONS AS COOKS chambermaids and waitresses and girls for general housowork, at office of Hill Employment Bureau, 398 Carlton av, botween Vulton st. and Greene av. WANTED SITUATION AS A COOK and laundress, by a rospoctable girl; thoroughly understands her business. Can be seen at rosidonco of present employor, Baltic st; pleaso call Monday. IJlfAlJTEDirUAW YT cook, washer and iron'er, by a steady; woman; will be found willing and obliging good city reference.

Please call for twbdays at 11. 'i Atlantic av, first floor. ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class cook, washer and ironer in a private family, by a respectable nirl has good referenco from last place. Address for two days, K. A.

Eagle office. "ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class cook, by an experienced woman; no objection to tho country milk and butter at 170 Smith sc. boat reference. Please call for two days WANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class cook, by a girl who thoroughly understands cooking in alt its branchos; will tako entire charge of kitchen; has two years' reference. Cail at 107 Gold st, Brooklyn no cards answered.

ANTEDITUATIONS ONE" AS A cook and laundress or do housework, the other as chambermaid and waitress, by two competent North Ireland girls; aoparato or together: splondid cook; threo years1 reference from last place; city or country. Call at 100 Fulton st, Monday. No letters. General Housework. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by aounggirl; good roferencc.

Please call for two days at '107 Schenck st. to do gen oral housework, bv a resoectahlo Low Gorman girl. Cail for two days at 079 Vourth av; no cards ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN firn.1 bniisnvvnrlr. bv a irirl lately landed will be lound wuiing ana obliging, uan do seen ai presont em 1 ployer's, 410 Classen av. Anted situation to do gen cral work in a private family or store, by a young oolorcdman; is willing and has good references.

COLLINS CUTLER, 365 Hudson av. anted situation to do gen eral housework on flat, or will do chamberwork a small family, by a colored girL; good roforenco. Call at 180 Navy st, second floor, baok. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, bv a resnoctable vouniz Knurl inh woman is a good cook, washer and ironer; has good city references. Call for two days at 10 Henry Bt, over drug store, ANTED SITUATION TO DO housowork in a small family of adults, bv a mid dle aged woinan.

Apply at present employer 410 Beau st, Brooklyn, between Fourth and Fifth avs. ANTED SITUATION AS HOUSE keoper, by a young American woman of experi ence; reference lurnished. w.Hi ociicrmoriiorn st. ANTED SITUATION IN A I vato family, by a young Norwegian girl, lately landed. Call or address OAM11E THOMPSON, 120 (iold Bt, Brooklyn.

ANTED SITUATIONS ONE TO DO sreneral housework, the other as a chambermaid and waitress, by two respectable young girls; have good city references. Please call to inorrow at 8t3U Dean St. Employment Agencies. WANTED SITUATIONS MANAGED by ladies Brooklyn Employment Buroau, 210 Washington st, near Concord (formorly at 29 Concord Bt). Servants of all nationalities.

We do uotproraiso "perfection" but try to select the best help. N. B. Wet nurses. SITUATIONS iWAll F.S.

ANTED SITUATION AS ASSIST ant bartender, by a young man lately landed. Ad diess CLARK, 431 Homy St. ANTED SITUATION AS A WATCH man or norter. by a stoady man. Address for three days C.

S. Box 15, Eagle omco. ANTED SITUATION 6 WOTiK for a doctor or wait on table, by a respectable colored boy has oue year's good city referenco from lust place. 4o lJean sfc. TASTED SITUATION TO WAlfON a doctor or do office work, or as waiter iu privato lamuy, by a young colored man.

Please call or addroas ANTED SITUATION AS A COACH man or trroom. bv a sinirlo man: thorourhlv undnr Address or call on J. 103 Raymond st; private stable. ANTED SITUATION AS A COACH man: is a first class driver: understands irardeii. ing; can miJK; will uo touua willing, sober ana re spootablfl: city or country; city reference.

Addross WKDISH, agJo onice. ANTED SITUATION AS A COACH man and crooiu. bv a colored married man: is a careful driver and undernlunds tho care oi hor nnd carriages thoroughly. Call on or address JAOK.SON, privato siauic, juijuiauagn st, mooKiyn. TfT ANTED SITUATION AS WAITER or to drive tor a doctor, by u.

neat, respectable young colored man; can make himself Rencrally useful privftti) family or boarding houno. Call on or addrewG W1K Plnoapple st, neiir tilton. 757 ANTED SITUATION AS A. OAR dencr, including greenhouse, or on a fancy place thoroughly competent; is a good driver of lior.Hoa; can tako care of nice earriagoM eight yoarj' roieruiice. Address M.

DAVY, 810 St. Maries placu; neon on premises. ANTED SITUATION AS GARDEN er and coachman, bv a limn who thoronhlv imiio.r siauds both branches o) busine. can milk and tako care of furnace usiei'ul man on gentleman's phioo single man strictly tumporato; good city and country references. Address f.agfo oiiico.

WANTED ASHING AND IRONING gentlemen's or families' by tho weok, month or dozen. Call or address st. WANTED WASHING AND IRONING, by a respnotablo Swedish woman to tako homo. Pleaso oall at 1,444 Fulton st. ANITSD WASHING AND IRONING.

bv a ro.suoftablo woman: iu a irood laundrotts. (Ji.ll for two days at 458 Bcrgon st, Brooklyn. ANTED WASHING TO TAKE references. 1. 1 III.

Please call for two days at 448 Adelphi st. ANTED WASHING AND IRONING at her own home, bv a crond laundrnss: fiuiitlv nr gentlemen's washing by tuo week or dozon. Call or ad ressMrs. ROONEY, 129 Third av; top floor. ANTED WASHING TO GO OUT the first two days of the week, bv a rbanof tahlo nrsv ciass launuresu; uie ueai.

reiertince. r. Please call all tho week at 2(54 Myitle a v. WANTED WASHING BY A FIRST class laundress, to go out tho first two days of tho week, or tako homo; good reforonco. Call at 043 Warren et, near Vifth av.

WANTED WASHING AN IRONING, by a reliable young Swedish woman, to go out by the day or to take homo Please call or address all the week at 342 Bergen st, second floor back. ANTED A I AMILY Taniiinftyi uil.cu, uu an wuaK om Sat urday on Mrs. BERx, 102M Gwinnett st, basement: Brooklyn, E. D. ANTED WASHINGr BY A RESPEC table colored woman to take Jn families' washing or go out by the day.

Call on or address LAUNDRESS, COS TIT n. 680 Warren et, Brooklyn. WANTED WASHING AND IRONING, by a respectable young woman, the firBt two days oi the week references it roguirod, 420 St. Mark's place Brooklyn. ST ANTED WASHING TO GO OUT BY the day, by a respectable womaD.

Please inquire in the store 224 Atlantic av, two doors above Court et, Brooklyn. 'ANTED WASHING BY A WOMAN, to CO out the first Of week, or wmiM Inlet WARhlnn trt hnrhnmft. hv the WQQk nr tnnnt.Ti lu Immrlroaa can give referonoo if required, Address 1,008 Atlantlo av; second floor. WANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA ble womon, washin? and ironinc, to out by tho day or to take home, or housecloaninc; has good city rcf orence.Call for two days at '215 Tillary st. 57i7" ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA VV bio woman; to go out two dayo of tho weok; or would tako homo washing.

Call at or addross 708 Dean st, Jicar Washington a v. "WSTANTE ORK A YOUNG 1 Swodiah girl, to go out by tho day or week to do washing, ironing cooking or housecleftning. Call at Mies SV ANSON'S. 2 tl Hoy at third floor, back. "ANTED WORK WASHING take homo or gOOUt bv the riav nr hnnnenlennincr.

by a respectablo young woman. 27 North Elliott place, first floor. ANTED WORK WASHING AND ironinir. by a reSDectahln nrnman. fn trn nuhhv tho day or to take homo, or housecleaning, or a plaoe in restaurant has good city reference.

Call for two days at 200 Myrtle av, corner Hudson. WANTED WORK BY A COLORED woman, to, go out by the day houaeoleaning, washing and ironing or to tako care or' a gentleman's ot floo. Ploaae call at or address for two days 298 Myrtlo avenue. WANTED WORK BY A RESPEOTA ble German girl, to go out by tho day washing and ironing or to tako home, or housecleaning; hasgood oityret'orenco. Oall for two days at 193 Palmetto Bt, noar Central ay.

ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA bio woman, washing and ironing, to go out tho first two days in tho wook, or housecleaning: has good city reference. Please call all the week at 185 Clifton placo, noar Franklin av. SEWIIVG. WANTED SEWING FEW MORE EN gagoments by tho day in privato families; can cut and lit children's clotheB and dressmako; terms moderate to permanent parties; best reference Address 74 Douglass. WANTED SEWING FINE SEWER, mender, repairer, buttonhole maker and dross makers' assistant wants engagements; terms $1.25 a day; best referenco.

Address SEWING, 125 Ashland placo. WANXEB ANTED DRESS A I A first class dressmaker, a few mnro nnstomnra? torms $2 por day. Addross M. F. Eagle office.

ANTED ENGAGEMENT AN exDorionced ladies' nurse hirhnir, modiul refr once. Can bo soon at 388 Pacific at. ANTED DRESSMAKING A DRESS til B. If fit dlliniT wnrl in iiraaau inil rnnu wishes enuaeements by tho dav. AddroHs.

hv note, ttul Livingston at. "lpTED DRESSAIAKER A LADY dressmaker having nice parlors near Loesor's, would like a partner with established trade. Address ono week Mrs. GEORGE, Box 10, Eagle onice. Cerman lnnguajje, for two hours iu the evening, from 7:30 to 9:30, at cents a weok, by a German gen tloman.

Address K. 1S8 Atlantic av. ANTED ENGAGEMENT IN NEW York or Brooklyn, an Ion diner Nnnrnno. or would help in ohoir. Address or call on J.

E. 22i Monroe st, Brooklyn. ANTED DRESSMAKING BY A first class fitter aud stylish clranor. to tro out bv tho day or take work home; terms reasonable; beat of references. Address A.

3f9 Stale st. ANTED PUPILS A GENTLEMAN tt'iichor of exnorionco will nitfinnt. nin.no nnnil. particular attentiou paid to Dogmners. Address iiAr IST, Eagle Bedford branch.

ANTED DRESSMAKING' LADIES wishing nerf ect ht. oaso and stylo, and their work neatly and promptly done, will call on Mrs. S. H. THOMPSON, 404 Fulton st.

ANTED I shorthand: young ladies and erontloiuen taught Srivatuly; terms moderate. Addross SHOKTHAID, ox iiaglo otlico. ANTED ENGAGEMENTS A FIRST class milliner desires a fow more nrivate custom ers. Call betweon rz ana 1 o'clock or utter o'clock P. M.

at 87 Concord st, second floor. WANTED DRESSMAknW Ti DRESS maker will take orders for Fail eotftumes, wraps, tea gowns and evening drosses; correct litter; stylish draper. Please call at 204 Schermerhorn st. XANTEDRTISSftiAKiNG I class dressmaking in all its branches; will go out by tho day or do some at homo first class references. ANTED DRESSMA KIN A youue woman: cuts, fits and dranes: children's clothes and making ovor; roierences; torins per day.

Address iSNEEGETfC, Eagle Bodford branch. WANTED BOYS IN A VESTED CHOIR in this city; one' with a strong, swoet voico as tre blo soloist; liberal terms to right one; also, several othors to train for the choir. Address CHOIH, Box 14, Eagle otlico. WANTED PUPILS A LADY MUSI oian from the Leipzic and Drosden conservatories aonres a position as pianist: in oimuay scnooj ana is OPEN Tor pupils aftor October 1. Address I.

008 Dauphin Pa. "WANTED PUPILS BY A COLLEGE graduate nnd late university student, teacher of Jong experience: a tow private pupils in classics, matno matics or EngHsn branches coaching for college a specialty. Address Box 27, Eagle oiiico. WANTED PUPILS A NORTH GER man young lady, teaching German and piano, desires a few more pupils; best, references; terms 50 cents a lessou. Address TEACHEK, Box 24, Eagle oJKce.

VSTANTED DRESSMAKING A FIRST class hand can lake a little more work out by the day; perfect fit and style guaranteed: good reference; terms $1.50 per day. A. Eagle branch, 44 Broadway, WANTED BY A competent bookkeeper and aucountant; is willing to work; has a large acquaintance in this city and can be of great benefit to any largo retail firm. Address R. WILLIAM, Brooklyn Post Onice.

ANTED PUPILS FOR THE PIANO fcrte: an exnerienced iadv teacher is iormmcr classes for beginner ot four pupils oauli, one hour twice a week, iu South Brooklyn; terms $6 lor term of ten wueks1Addrebs MUSIC, Box 15, Kagle otlico. WANTED DRE SSM AK ING A FEW engagements by the day, by a stylish fitter and drauer; dresses remodelled in tho iatu.st styles and suits made cheap: work dono iuickiy; also, children's wear. Adlross J. 11, Eagle Hedlord branch. ANTED 73NGAGEAIENT A YOUNG lady with a thorough and exnuriouced know odiro of French and music seeks a position a visiting teacher; terms modorate best references.

Address President st; second toft hand flat, WANTED A lady who is a first clasd cutter, fitter aud draper, would like a few moro ongagemonts by tho day. Address ELLA BROWN, care of Mrs. S. 11. Thompson, 404.

Fulton st. ANTED ENGAGEMENT A LADY ouldllke to secure work for iOliiioJ and uoni nntont iiersim: iu a deliifhtful briiii jmr) f.nim h.aknr: nhti would tako order)! for private families, or would go out to swcop and dust parlors; understands care ot brie a brae, Ac. Call on av address Miss 40 Ninth fit. ANTED PUPILS ON I A OA rnniDotnilt trcntlonmn fnjii'Tinr hn ji for n. tew inure neginuors uoainng tuorougli, progronsivo instruction at the reduced rate of $15 for twenty privato lensuus.

Address THOROUGH, Box 'Z7. Eagle of. fico. 'ANTED DRESSMAKING CL suits made in the latent rtesicn and fashion ovon ing dresses, lua govrns, all styles house suits; perfect ht Suarautood: good work warranted; prices reasonable. rs.

F1TZS1MMONS, 1,117 Fulton st, below Franklin avenuu. ANTED PUPILS MLL.K. GEOitG IN A D' ALBERT. havini? Ktudiod in Italy under Mine, (inzz.iniga, reccivos pupils for vocal instruction pure Italian method: respiration and training of voicos a specialty. Call at or addres ji(Ji) Mchermer horn st.

ANTED PUPILS MANDOLIN AND iitar: HARRY B. WALK KK. hut UKKTIMED nstmctiiiu of tho.f! iuritrmncnts: will wait ui'on nuitils at their r.jhideucu or receive them at his own, Atlantic av: applications can also be mado at 150 Pierropont street. ANTED ENGAGEMENT A LADY graduate with omo means would act as compan ion in rcn nt'fi oi means, or to widow or elderly lady; object, home comforts, in return for which is competent to render herself usoful iu many ways; has no cluims; would travel or reside abroad; highest references. Address for one wool Hoyt tit, corner Liviugstou ANTED PUPILS MISS GEORGIA E.

WhLP. nrima donna nonrnnn. ln nnfitntod to accept ninitvu uumneroi pupils; Kivard mcoiuparn. blo method; pupils who are deiiirous of appearing in public will be tvon opportunities to sing at concert and private musical reeopuous, May bo S'jon any attevnoon between and 5at studio. 14 Montaguo st, Brooklyn Heights.

ANTED PART OF HOUSE AN mmrtinont Oi 1 roomH. hv r.n Amnrienn eomiln: ront mum he roaoniihle, ttnd torms elated. Address ANTEKTON, t7 Cjumcy st. WAiS'iED PART OF HOUSE 3 OR 4 rooms in a nice neighborhood, not jnore than i915, byamarriod couple; no childrou; state what iinirvo montn and how near the hridKo. J.

H. Uncle ollh e. ANTED PART OF HOUSE ELOOR or flat, within ton minutes' walk from Broad way ferries: rent not tooxceod $10; only two in family. H. ROSENTHAL, 00 South Tenth st.

ANTED PART OF HOUSE BY A HIT! Jill. Ollict family Cfii Kt. nlnaa tonnnfa. A. nr rt rooms, not far from City Hall and bridge; rent from $12 to $10.

Address M. Eaglo Fifth av. branch. ANTED PART OF HOUSE SE COND floor. 3 or 4 rooms, in a respectable neighborhood, for throe adults; rent not over $10.

Address W. H. agte oince. Wanted partof house second floor of 4 rooma and bath, or a small flat of 5 rooms, in a good neighborhood references oxebangod terms muderate. Address A.

Box 8, Eagle oiiico. ANTED PART OF HOUSE BY A entloman and wife. 4 Or. rnnms. fnrnihR(l or nniurnisuuu, a yiivuie lamiiy ana nice location, witn in ton minutes' walk of Hamilton, South or Wall st.

ferry. Address Room 719, 18 Broadway, New York. WANTED nOOMSt ANTED ROOM A SECOND STORY i uuiwuiDuuuMuui. wiLa or wituoui uoaru, ior a lAtiv InRAtlOn from Franklin tn Thxnnn nrl Greonoav, state lowest trms per month; references WILli OPEN AT BALPH AVENUE TO MOKBOW. Notices announcing the opening of the Ralph avenue station of tho Kings County Elevated Eoad to morrow have been issued.

The other stations, Manager Goundio says, between there and East New York will be ready for use by November 1. The elevation of the additional rolling stock of the road to the structure will be completed to morrow to meet the demands of in creasing travel. The running time of trains will be materially reduced. TOOK AN OVERDOSE OF MEDICINE. A respectable looking woman was taken suddenly ill at tho corner of Broadway and Priggs street Friday night.

The ambulance was summoned, but the woman had departed before its arrival, leaving a bottle on the sidewalk half filled with medicine. She had taken an overdose of the drug, it is supposed, and her stomach particularly was temporarily affected by it. Sho declined to give her name, but stated that she lived at 036 Bushwick avenue. A VALUABLE KIO STOLEN. Thieves entered Louis Karcher's Btable, adjoining his pork packing house, at the corner of Berry and Grand streets, Friday and stole his horse and business wagon, valued at $500.

The key of tho stable was hanging inside of an open window protected on the outside by iron bars. The thieves must have known where the key was for they procured it and secured the rig. The name of J. G. Paul, of Grahaih avenue and Boerum street, was on tho wagon.

ATTOKNKY DYKEMAN AND THE BKIDOE LIGHTS. Bridge Attorney Dykeman had a consultation yesterday with President Howell in reference to the proposed screening of the electric lights on tho bridge to Becure safer navigation of tlie 'East River. Mr. Dykeman subsequently called by appointment upon the United States Attorney General in New York, in connection with the same matter. President Howell refused to state what opinion the attorney had rendered on the powers of the Federal authorities to coerce a modification of the lights.

He said lie desired to say nothing that might prejudice a harmonious adjustment of matters from which it may be inferred that Mr. Dykeman has found grounds on which the bridge people might offer opposition if it should, become necessary. VALOROUS BRIDGE POLICEMEN. Titer Beat a Spittle Dog to Death Before Its Speechless Owner. To Tie Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: In the "Bridge Notes" qf your'paper this even ng mention will probably bo made of the act of two officers who saved the crowd of Bridge patrons from the ravages of a rabid dog at the Brooklyn entrance this morning.

It is doubtful if anything will be said of the two ruffians who attacked a little dog, that was looking for its master, with their clubs and beat it to death before the eyes of the poor man who could not speak enough of our language to tell them tho facts of tho case. The dog showed none of the symptoms of madness, as he ran through tho crowd several times without offering to bite, and had he been let alono would have injured no one. I have been a subscriber to your paper for four years, aud I am sure you will not refuse to givo this space in your paper, as such acts of valor should not go unnoticed. C. Y.

New Yobk, September 28. Now you should see our lino of millinery and the way it has taken. The secret is that wo aro particular to give the host for the money, both in style und duality, and to bo sure that the customer is satisfied. Would rtithor not soil unless the goods suit. Mourning goods a specialty.

Tho best talent to bo had. T. A. L. F.

Newman, 305 Fulton St. ami 27 i to 2H2 Washington st. Seal Garments redyed equal to London dyo. Alterations and repairs mado hofuro November 1 25 per cent, less than regular rates. OrdorHlor now garments equally low.

A full liucof seat garmontson hand. Tight fitting jackets a specialty. V. O. LlNUElt, manufacturer, 595 Fulton st, opposite Flatbush av.

Manufacturer's stock of bed blankets, from 85 cents per pair to 815. All Btyles nnd qualities aud prices guaranteed. Full lino of crib blankets and comfortables from 85 cents up. T. A.

L. F. Newman, 305 Fulton st. aud 274 to 282 Washington st. But PoiDEiiAitD's celebrated American Silks.

"Wurranted to wear. Written guarantee. One thousand pieces on sale this weok 33 por cent, less than regular market prices at Wechslkk Fulton und Washington sts. Read their special advertisement. Kennedy's Hats Autumn Derbya, $1.90 to 52.90; worth $3 l.

Silk hats, unrivalled for gloss and lightuess, $3.90. 84.80, $5.80. saving $1.50 on retail price. 2U Cortland st, New York. Bead this Twice Gentlemen's faded clothes cleaned and colors restored equal to new.

Newest and only process. Shine taken out of diagonals. Send for circular. JEWELL'S Steam Cleaning Works, 347 Sackott street. It is true that the only perfect black hosiery boars the name of Smith it Ancjell.

Guaranteed not to crock, and give satisfaction, or money refunded after using. Itotailcd by Wechsier Abraham and Liobinanu Bros. Owings. Summer rates continued. Imperials at half price.

Special rates will be mado during Keptenibor and October on Crayons, Wator Colors and Oil Portraits or doredfor the holidays. Fulton st. Men's Fine Dress Shirts, made to order of tho best linen and muslin, unlsmidered, 0 for $7.50. Fit aud workmanship guaranteed. Sample shirts mado if desired.

W.oHbi.EH Ahuaham. There is but ono place in Brooklyn where a fast black stocking can be had. Shaw i Mohss', 483 Fulton st. Every pair warrnuted. Buy them and convince yourself.

Private Parlors for ladies' and children's artistic hair outting and shampooing at Lanoenau's Studio, 242 Fulton st, corner Clark. Also, residences. A woman's face is made more beautiful, her smilo more charming, by using Mirnim Tooth Soap Pearly white teeth. All druggists. 25 oouts.

23Deyst. Acceptable at all times is tho Atwood Cologne, a perfume for lady or gentleman, sold at Frederick Loeser it Success Produces Imitation Genuine Pond's Extract is sold only in buttles, with landscapo view on buff wrapper. Ladies of fashion and refinement recommend Cornell's Benzoin Cosmetic Soap for whitening the hands. If rou suffer from looseness of bowels or fever and asuo Angostura Bittors will cure you. street.