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pi. THE UKOOKLYN DAITA EAGLE. NEW YORK. TUESDAY. MARCH 17.

1003. 15 TO LET HOUSES. FOB SALE HOUSES. INSTRUCTION. FOB SALE FLAT PROPERTY.

I Bedford -St. Mark's District. rOB 8 A LE HOUSES. IP.TO IHTK TWO rMll. HOI XF.

White nd brown sioiw; 1 Mm. 1 1-aths; hard wo-d trtm; asl.aif Mret; h-lthv limn; prb- i.tM -MM Ht-rlln ilare. o-ar Alt any av; open; inspect li-J I 7l hDpl brlnra, MIST ABOUT ST. PATRICK PUZZLES ALL HISTORIANS. I Htm rra.kll.

(unrr Fulton fit. '( i.i MLNl KH I-T Martyrs and O'her Saln's." This hook will enow you a picture of a tall, cadaverous looking individual with a long nose ani longer whiskers leading small procession of converts bearing crosses, which nuj are respectfully requested to believe is a likeness of the good old saint. This picture, is on the same general order as the regulation Barclay street group. Finally, if tha reader wishes to get throuoghly confused let him read the article, on ft. Patrick In tha Kncycloprlta Britannlca.

written by WtlW lam K. Sullivan. Ph.D. D. president of Queen's College, Cork but more of this later.

The following is about ihe style In whirh the Rev. Alban But ler's article on the saint reads: "St Patrick, after six months spent in slnvery (most nf (he other reference books say six years, by the under the same master, was admonished by God in a dream to return to his own country, and Informed that a ship was ready to sail thither. repaired immediately to the sea coast, though at a great distance, and found tha vessel, but could not obtain passage, probably (as tbe author remarks) for want of money. Thus new trials ever await tha servants of Cod! Wn also observe heie the same troubles which bothered the sainta of old continue to perplex the sinners of today, and that a certain amount of money ia not to be despised.) The saint returned toward his hut. praying as he went, but the sailors, though pagans, called him back rind took him on board.

After three days sail they made land, probably In the north of Scotland, but wandered twenty-seven days through deserts nnd were a long while distressed for want of provisions, finding; nothing to eat. (Judging from the plctur heretofore alluded to, (his was a rhronio stale with the great saint.) Patrick had often told the company of tha infinite power of God. They, therefore, asked him why he did not pray for relief. Animated by a strong faith he assured them that If they would address themselves with their wholo hearts to the true God He would hear and succor them. They did so, and on the same day met with a herd of swine.

From that time provisions never failed them (let ua hope they had plgsfeet, roast pig and sausages) till on the 27th day they came Into a -country that was cultivated and inhabited. During Ihetr distress Patrick refused to touch moats -which had been offered to idols. One day a great stone from a rock happened to fall upon him. while he was lying down to take a little rest, but he invoked Ellas and was delivered from danger. Some yeara afterward ho was again made captivo, but recovered his liberty after two months.

(Thus do we see that the life of Patrick was somewhat strenuous at times.) "Patrick wrote his "Confession" as a testimony to his mission when he was old. lt Is solid, full of good sense and piety, expresses an extraordinary humility and a great desire of martyrdom, and Is written with spirit. The author was perfectly versed in the Holy Scriptures. He confesses everywhere his own faults with a sincere humility and extols the great mercies of God toward him In this world, who had exalted bim, though the most undeserving of men. Yet to preserve him In humility offered him tba advantage of meeting with extreme contempt from others; that is, from tha heathens.

The following extract, from Dr. Sullivan's article in the Encyclopedia Britannlca will COSSU'EREP: ACON fT. rir Lia av J'j mrv hrwn torn r-w ran and furtlKr. AHFlr-L LtHlMKS. Franklin iv.

pemrr Fulton ft U-T K. offkh o.s nrr Tcmjiktns iv; 3 story nruwn SOni-i t-n plumhinir. Ky AHHFtEI-D A I FiS, Franklin av. corner Fulton. 11-7 STERLING PLATE.

NEAR NoFTRANli mv: story brown ston; ft rooms; new nprn plumbing, parquet floor. Key ASH FIELD tJRIMKS Franklin av. w. Fulton 117 NOW IS THE TIME FOR A BAHRAIN. THltf? story house, store anj two floors above; In rooii bilk mess location, rented at lW year; rlc luw.

Inqune at SINGER'S Vnsttand av and Park placa LOOK AT 15 SARATOGA A V. Two st.iry and haisemnt brh-k house; roma and opn nlumbmc; will a also other in-'-'riv 15-1 B. BROADWAY. THAT 2 SlnKY AM) BAEM IvNT FRAME TWO f.inilly hone un SIxKnth st. near Seventh av.

s-ill unsul.l; hr-fct thing In market for ii. it, THOMAS KOiK IS SEVKNTH AV 563 HSS" ST. New 4 story and baMMTint private brown ston. up to dase cry the last one of the On premises H-7 PKTFR F. UKUANEY.

Builder HAROA1N! HARC.AINl LA ROE 3 FAMILY brick hr.ufe and large brick stable. Twentieth Ward; cwnr nwv nu.st sell; l-uite lot. half price; easy ternif." H. W. ROZCLU MX.

corner Myrtle av ami Adelphi st; open even- 49 PUTNAM AV, Near (Irar.d av; ti? st 2 tory and basement brown stent dwelling In th- IxhborhoM; 8 rooms and hath; order; ffi.oon- terms to suit. HAVI-LO'pj. SQN'ii, Fulton st. en. Orand av.

1-3 AUrnTlin) Bargain ebise estate; exjcu- mwiuiiu or (mthorlzea us to sell at once 3 rtory basement brick, on North Oxford st I every improvement; lot J'xbn): less than I buys it. Bl'I-KbFiV HORToN. 41 Myrtle av, I comer Clinton; 1,471 Bedford av, corner Sterling place. i-7 Klegant 4 ptory basement brown stone hous: I Park Slope; tit rooms; weam heat; sanitary plumbing; fully best order; price can 7. rest on mortgage.

UW.NBIt Box 3.1. EaKle nfflce. 1.1-7 LOOK AT PARK SLOPE HOUSES. The modern and up to date houses are to be found here; we have a house to suit every purchaser; let us show you what we are offering; hoi-pen attractive- locmion hest A.Peace Flatbush TWO FAMILY HOUSE; 3 STORY ENGLISH basement by window brown stone front; handsomely decorated; first and second floor contains rooms and 2 bathrooms; third floor 6 rooms and bath; dlnlngroom handsomely paneled In oak: the most complete two-family house in Greater New York; price low; terms to suit; 56j HL.51: PT-T'l SI OK Jiu 1 1 dsr FOR 900; GREENK AV BETWEKN Bedford and Nostrand; 3 story and basement hrown stone; open plumblnc; tile floor bath: hard wood finish: parlor floor, dlnlnfrrooms and main halls; full size; 2fx4.ixlfli: less than any other house offered In this beautiful block. WILLIAM P.

RAK COMPANY, JH Gates av. 20a MontSRue ut. 14-4 Flnthasih Fxceptlonnl Bargain. 10 rooms and bath; all modern improvements: lot 3.x2fi); plenty of shade and fruit trees. Street Improved; aMHenaments paid.

Close to Flatbush av and several good car lines. 2 bitels from station. II HKI 15 FL A TB I A V. CHANCE BARGAIN AT av, near Monme st; 2 story and basement frame, brick 9 rooms ond bath; nil improvement; mortgage $3,000: only cah. Also list ot other Hpectal barualns WOOD KINCMAN, lN KKI1I AV, M3AR UATKS.

J5-7 FINEST AND BEST ARRANGED Two family stone house, extra large; 16 rooms: hard wood throughout: tiled bath: mirrors; handsomely caived st-iops; bookcases; decorated porcelain tubs and sink, right up to date In every particular: ten positively new features; look and be convinced; open Sunday. T. MARTIN, Builder. Dograw st. between New York and Nostra nd avenues.

14.t TWO FAMILY HOUSES. Fnlon and Klghth av, one of the finest locations hi the city; surrounded by elegant detached houres; basement and parlor floor; 9 rooms, with private staircase, second floor, 7 rooms; hard wood throughout; elertrlo" lights, with every modern ImprovHment; Inspect before buvlng elsewhere, aa these houses cannot be surpassed. Open 9 P. M. W.

II. MARTIN. 24 Polhemus place. BARGAIN TO CLOSE ESTATE: Throe Ntory dwell In art mi room a. natnsj.

ft v. Near Ioeser's and Abraham StrauB'. SRR 'I'll I AM) )IAKH OFFKH. LEONARD MOODY E. GRAND OPPORTUNITY To secure th bet 3 Ftory and basement atone front house for the money in the city; trimmed in hard wood throughout, with foyer hall, tiled bathroom, with shower: bookcase, parquet floor, extension dinfngroom with beam ceiling on parlor m.iklng it a most complete and destrahla residence; handsomely decorated throughout; DS2 Sterling place, near New York av.

O. REYNOLDS. Brooklyn av and Sterling place. Only Jli.s.iO for No. 585 bet.

Lswis stuyveRant. This In a $1M00 bouse. new 3-story basement red atone front, finest cabinet trim throughout, with buffrts. large bookcase, hat rack other extra features; up to date plumhlng; artistic decorations. Ready to move into.

KRNFKTFS fiVMr-K Fulton nr. Hedford Ave. FOR HALK TH BESTS STORY HOUSES EVER built in Brooklyn: circular and octagon fronts; white and brown slope; all over 20 feet In width; bard wood throughout; steam heat, electric lights, gas, dinlngroom extension and everything up to date; two on First st, Nob, 547-551, being 300 fpet from the Park: three on Carroll it, 150 feet from Eighth av, and all for sale cheap to prompt buyers. Apply on premises or 69 Seventh avenue. WILLIAM FLANAGAN, Builder and Owner.

MY LATEST In story one fjtnilv houses, the handsomest finished of the type of houses in city; handsomely flnWhnd Jen. cold storage and servants' room, shower bath nnd brick set furnace are iome of the features introduced. 1B-T C. G. REYNOLDS, 1,482 PACIFIC ST.

916,000. linnar A (crnnntta tn 23rd Ward 588 GREENE AV. OPVOSITK TOIPKIXS PARK. Front lot, rear lot, 65x100; contains bri-'k stable, frame carriage house, trees, rose garden Summer house, lawns and wipervf.iiiry. Tiie puiise is hip.

if feet wide, with new modern laundry extension. Storm doors -f house coat $100: mirrors nnd window corntess tl.Too. A FINK VROI'ERfV. Ten thousand ilnilr.rs cnu remain on Mortgage desired. Hona-ftde bujeis can obtain permits' at my office.

No trades; must be s.ie. Charles E. Hotaiing, KoU; Pt HOW DO YOU KNOW i AM SELLING 1IMMMI HOI SKS FOII IChpv trrm. If dunn-fl. AD.IOIMMi I'KOHPRCT HARK SOITH, FLATBUSH.

Twenty minutes to Park row RECAFSE one of our most prominent nni reliable builders, having secured one of my houses advertised ft as ALMOST CIVEN AWAY. AakhiK more than anld it for. My huiiH'. ar wrfei-t ami cumpl.t. with har.l-wml ar'(ut doom.

2 bathn. double talracn, cathedral giant, window, large bedrooma, billiard dToratd In luirlnp, etr IO hr "nnnlntment. W. E. LUSHER, Owner Builder, 11 1 Hfvrrlcy mad.

Flathnah. AMILY EXTENSION. I uo you nesire to purchase the highest grade two family house located on one of nn- nunrin in nniiiK vn I Jin If 1 tTift 1 Irnn mi u'a. i hiinv Livti- this tm nns a rt, iuw hi specially constructed two family houses, built to iiiffi inn rtnjuirf-mcniM or trie times and contains all latest Imnrovements inoiu.1. lug handsome delft shelf in dinlngroom, nni-.

t. tn Broom ana Kitcnen. osk trim in hall and decorated; convenient to station and surface tines. r. DL VVAI r.r 4 ON PREMIslEft, Or Brooklyn Av nnrl Hterllnir fl RHTTI "nnp I.

.1, 4, 8, aad It olhU Jnnnarr 1, 1003. SNAP wests.d"e. ain II A lrMrtr. NO. II.

Ml BK NOLO. I'HICB TKRHH MMI CASH, HKST MOItTHAOlO r.NTlRBl-Y NEW DKTACHKn HOI'BR. Ita llrnntr njnnd Doarrlntlon. THIKIM.I.I IHMHOJIl! Arrangnint of Kerpptlon Hrxtm anl rarlor. wlih Beautiful I.arf.

flak F'lllarn between them. Exceedingly Large Drawing Room and l.lhrary. Large, well lighted Dining Hocitn. HIX Mrge Bedohambera. with Pay Window.

Parquet flo.jra. Kl'h, lialnty Deenratlona. Klegant aurroundlnga Fine Itrge ftround. Mnat I'nplar and Klnpat Rpptlon, Near Trolley Hn. and Koiid.

Call any day. DTK AM HK.ATMI. W. II. ttOLUEV, TUt 1'LATBISH AV.

PARK SLOPE FLAT SACRIFICE. Thre sfM-r brick. all Imnr. vm: In Al ll.lon; Mrrtn-e. euii.

st OS SALE Brums PROPERTY. SALE STORE FR'ipKHTY. Park av; store and two floors. 4 moms each, above the store; all rented, paving n-er Ji.i; remain. II.

W. RnZKlJj tk S'N. corner Myrtle av and Alepht st 3 FOB SALB ILEAL ESTATE. SO OFFER BEFfSEH. Plot of lot.

on E.f hty-fourth i. r.rmr El.v.mh i pk.r H.lht; IWxluu. HLNHV B. KAN- I KKX. IS? Monlagut? l.

U-T BEST OKFKK nfVS KESIBAHI.E U1T. S4i l'l. on ild Fourth av an.l Kirtv-venlli st. I AJ.lrM. W.

B. KIMlX. Tlill.l av. llrtH.k- bn. EXTRA SIZED LOT FOR S.M.I.; TWO FRONTS; l.iBI AtlantK1 av.

ntar llptii'ora: irln tow. t'. f. UIIAUHI RST. J3 Lincoln Inrk.

N.rk. X. J- 17-Z tuth KOK SALE AN ATT'KA' TIYK I'oTlAtiE" IS Sunt. Oru Park. a1Joinmic Twilixiit.

in 11 cimplpt.ly a bantam. f.p. klsworth x. y. FOR SAl.E-I.OTS-WITH Ulll.OlNM U1VX or ca.h.

on Fourm an.i Fifth nts. hctwrrn St-v-nlh and Eighth Ithernl trrni. t. tmooiiM-bl. purohaf-r.

AMtlS I.AMl'H KAK. IMnv Manhattan. 1T-; LOT RUII.PEHS IV1K AT THK TWO oorncra t.reenwood anl Sherman t. five i lot. 4 X.

OOI'KR A SOX. -IIKI l.TON ST. VISIT HOMECREST BEFORE YCU BUY HOUSES OR LOTS ELSEWHERE Take Smith street car or Brighton Beach I. GET OFr AT AVENUE U. Should you desire full particulars, cull or write.

HARBOH AND SUBURBAN BUILDING AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION. 21 East 14th st. New York REAL ESTATE. PROSPECT HILL, Jamaica. Splendid lots and houses for sale or to let.

Choicest residential section In the city. Close to Town Hall, Jamaica. Highest point on ground is 175 feet above sea water. Marvelous Improvements! Macadamized avenues, sewers, brick gutters, fine stone curbing, gas, electricity, water, maple trees and all Improvements on premises. Commanding beautiful view.

Hillside Avenue Boulevard goes through property. Carefully restricted. Jamaica is a city Itself and all stores, schools, churches, are by the property. Trolley from Brooklyn goes by the office. Now Is the time to buy or rent.

Apply WM. M. SCOTT, Agent, Office, Fulton St Carlton Av, FOR SALE OR TO LET. FOR SALE OK TO 2 t'OTTAOBS. A Nil 11 rooms; all Improvement.

Mr. PHILLIPS, owner. Greenwood av, near Broadway, Klchmcnd Hill. 11-7 REAL ESTATE LOANS. 4 MONEY, We havf eatit1 fnnda and ran make qntck loan.

LEONARD MOODY R. E. MONKY READY TO 1X1 AN ON FIRST MOHT-KaRe: no delay; charge, reasonable. A. P.

I1ATEH, isfi Iteniaen at. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. TYPEWRITERS R.ENTED ALL MAKES. P. 3.

WEBSTER SJKJ: SACRlFIfB: HF) gOT.D; MAGNIFICENT uprlRht mahogany piano, sideboard, china closet, parlor suit, paintings, parlor table; bras, bed, brlc-a-brae, rockers, rugs; reasonable offer accepted. lt9 Kast Seventieth Bt. New York. 11-7 LOANS. Loaned on Furniture, Pianoi, Store Fixtures, Machinery, Rents, Sc.

COMMERCIAL CREDIT 881 FULTON BROOKLYN Opp. City Hall. T.lephon. JI79 Main. MONKY LOANKll ON FI'RNITI'RE ANt pianos without removal; also real estate; second mortgages easy payments; no references required: confidential: established ISM.

H. WEIiPTKH, 3M Fulton st. Brooklyn. Room MONEY 10 L0N IN BROOKLYN On pianna and household furniture, nt 6 per cent. Vr annum.

P. H. SMITH, 60S Timpi Bar BulMlng. 40 Court t. HOBSES, CARRIAGES, ETC.

TRUCKS AND WAGONS. Trucks to suit all purposts, doubles and flnglas: txpraas wagons, olWrr sn4 all kinds of businass wagons always on hand; sold on easy terms If required. The Peter Barrett Mfg. Cornpr Navj nnd Streets, Branch, 1,007 Atlantic Avenue. Mcl'AFFHKY SONP.

Hay, Hay, tstrsw. Peat Moss, Grain, Meal. Feed, and 23.1 Washington st, Rrnnklyn. Telephone os II. 412.

Established Till I WANTKH: MI PT UK IN goid order; 4 ftet Inches Inside nieasurmient or wider; give full particulars. SINIJI.F., Kagle office. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. VVANTF.n, PKRFKl'T AND tlOMPKTKNT dressmaker In every detail; one only having had years of experience and can Influence custom dealt with; no capital required. Hl'SINKHS.

F.agle Hedford branch. UKB WITH A lady slock trailer with a view to operating mutually by a new. safe and profitable plan. In dally successful practice. Addresa Rox 2-'.

Kagle office. 17-3 WILL SKI.I. r.KASK. FI'RNlTtRK ANIJ good will of a laige furnished room house; central location. Address llol'HKIH ILllF.H, Box 26.

Kagle cfllce. 1S-J, ATTKNTION-PHIVATK PARTY I'KSIHKS loan of jyi wek; return 575: fully secured. Address UPPER, Kagle office. H.72 Broadway. X.

Y. DISSOLUTION NOTICES. Brooklyn. X. March Is, IH0.1.

Notice 1. hereby given that the copartnership heretofore existing under the name of TlloMAri J. I'FKOAX A OI. was this dHy dissolved by mutual consent. THOMAS .1.

TlKFOAX, HAS. K. IIATTKK, Jr. LEGAL NOTICES. AT A TKKM OF THK COI NTY CdlTRT.

HKLtl In and for the County of Kings, the uth day of March. 1IHI3. Present, Hon. Joseph Anplnnll, Justice In tho matter of Hie application of Alexander Hldney Klrkman for leave to assume another name It appearing to my satisfaction that th. annexed petition of ALKXAKDKR H1DNKY KIHKMAN.

verified March 7. Is true, that there Is no reasonable objection to the change of name proposed: now on motion of denrge Han-ford Parsons, attorney for said petitioner. It Is Ordered that the said petitioner be and he hereby I. authorized to a-eume the name of HIDNKY ALEXANI'KH KIHKMAN nn and after the loth day of April. 1W3; It Is further ordered that this order shall be entered and th.

annexed petition shrill be filed within ten days of the data hereof In the nfflc. of th. Clerk of Kings County; Is further ordered that a copy of this order shall be published once In the Brooklyn Eagla within ten daya after th. date hereof. Knler.

JOKKPH C. C. IN ITRSCANrH tip AN (1HHER OF THK Hon. James O. Church.

Hurrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all MTSona having claim, against JAMKH LKAVITT, late of the County of Kings, deceased, that they are red'ilred to exhibit Hi. with the voucher, tlurvif, to the subscribers, at their place of transacting business, at the oillce af Charles T. Young, at the National city Itsnk of Brooklyn. Number Fulton street, Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York, on or Ir-fore th.

firm day of October next Dated March 17. 1W13. CHAHI.KH T. Yol'Nfl l.l'KLLA B. EDWAHllH.

Kxccutora. John A. Taylor. Attorney for Executors, 111 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, New York City. nihil tu i I I 1 I I I The Cacl Barm.

lMch-rs aver(Ud tn Thew columns n. had fiee of char by calllnf at the GI.K FREE INFORMATION ULKr.AU, fOUfta Huiidin. For Both Sezei. TO GRADUATES AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS; I.EARN KTENOO.mi'HY FOR aa. IN MONTHS OR SOONER.

AT BROWNE'S (d Year), BROOKLYN COLI.KE. iTttl mithorlx'-tl h- K.Rntii ami 246 TO 252 FULTON STREET. omrr rt.irk -trer-t. Hrnklvn H-lcht. Kfm any time, ray Kventn.

IniHvl.lual la nii. rntf nil 10 week: ivnmannhlp alone 15; ToIrtr.i.hv. iiO; thorihiincl and Type-il'lnpr. Writing and AiHhmfttr. ld: H.

ok-k-Hnit $.0. r.iirkwanl etudtnU. Slfl. Spelltng. (Jrtinniiar.

MunU'D i. lf-nc anl Pitman' Shorthnn-1 44rutt rotinin for Latllt-R. all Elevator. Tel. 13T4 Main Wrttt.

Talk or Call. Call or Yrlt Niw PnpectiiB. WOOD'S Itro'klyn School, Fvflneas and Shorthand. Hrna)ay A nnlford Avt. Tli4 only School In Prw-klyn uslna purely th Method of Tyjiewrttinii.

Our record breaker. word per In 1 A TYPEWRITER FRRE OF COST In ur own home toRfther with a la mo. coura In Stenography. Tipc writlnjc and Hook keeping (or leis than other ffhivilp hHrce for one "WOOD'S 1H THK lliST" In New York or Brooklyn, come and sea. Dy and evening.

E. WOOD A BON. FF LEY SCHOOL A I'SIVERSITY IS SCOPE. Law, Jounmllbm. engineering, bimtnoaa.

utenog- raphy. typewriting, languaftea. Kt-K nta, preparatory, high frchoui and cullcg course. Day and avcnlng. E.etrtn now.

Call, write or telephone. NORMAN P. HBFTLEY I.L.B.. Rvaninn dtreet ATKXOti A Pll TYPE RITIN. individual Instruction by experts, day nr evening: speed plaBHts.

muatc elocution, civil ervli wait and two utep $4 (private it-Monm. CUKTI3 UO Ft. Greene place. HKtiKXTK' OI.I.I'.OE EXAMINATIONS N. Y.

PREPARATORY SCHOOL 200 Juralemnn '1VI. Mnlv t)ay. Evening or Private 'tir THK BKRI.ITZ IIOOI OK LANGUAGES 7a Court Ht. HrooUlyn. New term hirln no.

'lYIal leanon free. Ilrynnt At ration llnMturaa Culleue Aim soiiuol oi ateuogrHpuy, C. OL AG HORN, PrlncipaL Flllton t. rnrner Hedfnrd nv. C.

F. YIH'MJ (Hat. 1HH4. SCHOOL OK KTUMMiR A I'll MOM ST. For Girls and Young Women.

WKLI.SP.lVKn, "VERMONT.1 MISS A SI'MMEH HOME AND AMP FOR GIRLS. JUNE 11 TO SKPTK.MHER 3. 1P03. 1125. Send for circular or apply at Kagle.

Information Bureau. SPECIAL NOTICES. ST. PATRICK'S HAY. FOUR LEAVKD SHAMROCKS FROM IRELAND Worn In watch case or looket.

Only 2.1 cents each; vorth II. il. 2M Hicks st, Brooklyn. H-J DOCTORS AllVlSK THK LIHF.RAL CSB OF our Santa Clara fruits: fresh, clenn, 'more delirious nnd he.tlil-.rtil than dHtes: for a few days only our fine flavored extra fancy packed per 2." fKiund case. Yum.

yum: lr- some. Santa Clara Valley Fruit 1.231 Fliltrfn st. SUFFOLK COUNTY REAL ESTATE. Judgments. Baker.

Thos i1 and tleo Stevens John Wesell March It Cohen. Nathan John Louden, March 10 Same Jacob Harlnian, Msrch 10 Same Morris C.utowltz, March 10 Same Stella Cohen. Martdi 10 Same Rreelau Hebrew einetery Assn. March in Same Amityvlllr Klectrle Lt Company, March 10 Same Chan A Luce, March 10 Same Morris Miller. March 10 Downing, chas Orlswold Co.

March 11 l'oxaee, Jaa Kmma Meeks, March Kagan, Mary James Hyde, exr, March 11 Forde, Ivoulse Mary I. Dunham. March 9 Mary Ij Kdward Thompson, March 118.48 n.4n 0. 46 160.46 5S.4I 136.40 :ift.w 66.46 104.64 S.479.23 77.75 S2.46 641.37 Randall, Henry Israel March 9 Smith. Klgbert .1 Alanson Hallock, Msrch 10 Strong.

Howard f. Josephine A Rendell, March 13 Velsor, S-Alanson Hallock. March 10 Veaporl. Mnmle Alanson Hallock, March 10 Wray. M.

a. exr, etc Wm March 10 Wray. chas as exr, etc Wm I'urdy, March 10 S433S 27. SS 71.66 30.32 50.75 669.33 1 535.94 Mortgages. Baaik, Clans, to Hugo Kreltherg.

flnd wife, 9 acres, railroad. Brush. Louis M. and wife, lo Charles Brush, lot Main st, Carter, fleorge P. and wife to Robert Corwln and ano, trustees, 4 lots at East (juoffue Coe, John L.

and ano. by fiiiHrdlan, to Anna Edwards, lot on Bay Shore av, Bay Shore Codling. Wm B. tn Bank nf Huntington, beach lofs bordering on Sound. Town of Huntington Havle.

Josephine, and ano to Frederick Finkbelner. lot a highway, Ynpliank t'onglas, Sybil H. to Sag Harbor Savlnga Bank, lot Main st, Sag Harbor Dow. William, to William Hryaon, 4 acres, railroad. Central Isllp Halsey.

William D. and wife lo Theodore Field, lot AJlantlc av. Sag Harbor House nnd Home Co to Richard Hand-ley. 247 acres, near Huntington House and Home Co to Sag Harbor Savings Bank, 247 acres, near Huntington depot Keene. Roswell W.

and wife to Roslyn Savings Bank, lot on highway. Smith-town Leonhardt, Charles, and to Southold Saving. Bank. 3 acre, at St James McDonough, Wm J. and wife to Lucy Wells.

lot (Hover st. Sag Rarbor Mulllneaux, Edward S. and wife, to Robert Cnrwin nnd ano. trustees, etc, hi highway. East Setauket Nowsk.

Frank, to Wm Newton, lot s. New st. East Isllp Recht. Anna, and Ellas Hosenbaitm to Alfred Sopcr. 7.

acres, highway leading from Huntington to West Hills Schwinsburg. Karl, and wife to Madison Wells. 7 acres, highway. Shelter Island Smith. Sidney, and wife, to Suffolk County Xatlonsl Hank, lot a Flsnders road, nr Blverhead Van Sllngerlandt.

Maggie, to Wm tjijndale. lot a Sweezey av, Patehogii. Assignments of Mortgages. Osborn. Ella to Osborne Osborne.

Florence to Conveyances. EEK EXTHNO MARCH 14. Averv, F.mellne, to Oerrll Van Sllngerlandt. lot on Kwezey av, Patohogu. BhvIIs.

Wlllard X. referee, to William 47 acres i3 parrels). Cold Spring Hat nor Bennett, Austin, lo Dr A Iiper. lot corner Center and First st, tjreenport. Itcescv.

Ocorge and another to Wlllard Bi'ivhe. 2-i Int lot, a Wall It. Huntington Bishop. Ellison, and wife, to William Motlttt. 33U acres, a Jerusalem Hollow road.

Center Moriches Case, George and wife to Bessie White, tot harbor. St James Classen. Menry H. and wife, to Anna Iteciit and Kllas Rosenbaum, Interest In 7H acres, filghwny leading from Huntington to West Hills Cole. Wm J.

and wife to William Dow, lot railroad. Central Isllp Cole. Wm J. and wtfe lo William Itow, 2 lots at Central slip. Cteevev.

John K. and wife to Mary 14 Brower, lot. highway, on Quogii. Neck Duryea. clar1, A.

to Edith Barrett as trustee, 1 sere, highway, between Miildlevllle and CI. pits lxaigins. Robert L. and wife to Sybil Douglas, lot Main st, Sng Harbor tiow, William, to George Weeks. Jr, lot, railroad.

eniral Isllp Field. Theodore, and wife to William 1) Halsey, lot a Division st, Sag Harbor Flshel, Edwin ft, to Caroline I' OrirTtng. lot Main Blverhead Flshel. Edwin to John Horace Wells. 8 acres, north of Aquebogue Fleet.

Abble L. to Heth lot Monell Isllp fl.tee. Martha S. to William Hudson, lot s. Gates av.

Greenlawn Griniug. Wlllard K. and wife to John Edward Verity, lot Fifth st. Green-port Pame to John Bnhr and wife, lot a Fifth St. tlrenport Hnskell, A J.

to Annie Carlay. Int on Sterling Ht, Greenport Hevmnn. Andrew, referee, to Clinrle. Plait, lot. hlghwsy.

B.llporl Hlldrelh. John M. and other, to Evelyn Benedict. 13 a highway, Water Mill Howell, Edward, to Julia A Howell. 6 acres.

highway. Easlhampton Jenkins. William, and wife to House and Home Co, 31 acres on highway leading from Huntington to Rogues I ath Jones, Phebe Ann. to Dr chambers. II acres, old post road.

Port Jeffer son Kreltsberg, Huijo, and wife to Clans Beark 0 acres, a railroad at Holbrook. L'Hommedlru, Jhn B. and wife, to Wal-ter Coleman. 16 acres on Brown's road, town of Hmlthtown Lowndes, Allison referee, lo James Klrhy, I acre, a highway. Smith's Xeck, Town of Isllp McKay, John, and others, to Hous.

and 1,600 3,000 1,200 l.OOO i.SOO 100 TOO 400 a. soo 2,000 l.ooo 300 400 VA 260 6,000 1,50 315 $600 12.40 9.M0 4.i;.i Horn nom nom nom loo loo Mem nom T0t nom nom nom nom nom nom 300 nom nom 2.000 3.300 1300 K'j 2 STVtKY A I lUSKMSXT lmh tnl )Hunlry; t-i" p-r Inquire- W. STKLHS, Kmnkltn v. T' I.KT "Hid SK-Hti JHIUSiiN KT. NEAR 3 story aM l-afmcnt fram1 hnufc: nnl tuii: ir1 nrir: r-nt tl.t;.

Ira. iLLKHY. tw-nrL fWjt'r. m. 1T-2 A KLYN AV, iT; A t'iry hrh-k hnuw: iKht'nrhoM; rlt lo "ti r.n.ms unl bath; rnt tri.

ljl.lKlttnn t. To KKN'T-te MAIMS IN ST. EA RB fl-'i v- 3 sti.ry arvt bFtrmiu frame house; li) rooms an-l hath; no, orVr; hnn.1v to car lines: rent leatv. JOHN ltRiiRY. owner.

1.113 Br- II- Al.L THK IN TMK CITY Go to ftl.VII,.jD for on trea nl flits, an. I huma on Tin a tie, as their father did before them. HAV1LANP ft SONS. 2 Kniton Ft. ni-r nil av OM-: 1 fillip V'l'KH KW VKK titu IOIU OH MKT-MFMS, WKMl KOH I.IHT.

RAMi H. TYI.KK. 1.13 FILTO.X ST. 328 JEFFERSON AV. And othr up-tn-dat hoien tn fine neighborhor.ds 3 Kb ry ljiisnient.

plumbing, hard trim. Inquire of UKO. H. STONE, 1.3r Den 30. Dowjiiown.

3 story brownstone. Rooms hatH. All Improvements. 422 uegraw near Hoyt. KHKKSTl-S OUUl'K CO Kiillon KENT BEDFORD SECTION.

storv stone, brick private house; open hardwood; if ronms; tiled bathroom: opp'-tennis ffroundp; hlKhest. healthiest senior; bargain; 16 St. Francis pi act, near Eastern Parkway Boulevard. Address MAC LEVY Gvmnaeium. It'onklvn.

PARK SLOPE HOUSES 13 RENT. To rnt. buy or sell, Pall at our office, which itf-arfHt to main entrance if Fark; rrnts 42u 'o llA'irt; this is our FpccliU wrtlun; we have the choh-fi h(up( nlpo some fine apaitnu-nt and fm: to o. n.4 omw A.Feace Flatbush A new 3 story basement red stone dwelling: containing all the latfet improvements; handsome cabinet trim; exposed nickel new artistic decorations. Ready for Immediate occupancy.

KRXBSTl'fl OI LICK nr. Hedford Ave. IT IS TIME YOU SAW Vi-DunmiRh St. nr Ulcl. 2 sty i b.K'iO Hnnomli.

nr. Stuyvonant. itbbi, llrib 5(1 IJulm nr. Id av. 2'4 b.

45 Mu.wt'saiu, nr. Monr-ie. 3 8 s. A b. 4.1 It'tur ft.

nr. Hnwaicl. 2 4t bk. 9 ii il nr. 2', 8 stone, in roeue nc.

nr. Lewis, 2V, 8 8. 13 40 WOOD KINGMAN. watbs. TOR HK.VT HITTH1NOS HOMESTEAD.

KINGS HiRhway and Twenty-third st 11 larfje roomx, flue imth room and laundry; hot and cold water; recently put fine repair; two acres of Kround; lfire shade and fruit trees; garden, lawn, bam if rcquhed: In must beautiful and healthful ppctlon aouih of Klattiufli; uncqualed trann- ptjiiHinn lacinites; mlnutea from New York City Hall; must he een to he appreciated; caretaker in houfe. Full liarticulars of HECTOR M. lllTCHINGs. William st. New York.

TO LET HOUSES FURNISHED. TO l.ET-Hol;SE -FritXISHKU-4li. VA NDKH- bllt av, three doors from Fulton si; has all the modern improvements; uafy of access to any pait of Hrookljn. Apply on premises. 17-7 TO T.ET HOI TSEF1'RN SHED-TO A SMATJ.

nnminn family, who will board owner in part payment of rent. Cull between 12 and 1. or cvenlnscs, ut nis Monroe t-t. Hronklyn. TO LET FLATS.

I'tll'lt I.IOHT ROOMS. BATH. O'AS. IX Weil kept hojse; hahs and stairs newly car pMcd; March free: 13 Unmet st. 1.1-3 $7 TO $8 MONTHLY.

Kour llRht. larKe rooms: all Imnrovements: latiU tor: liallfi and stairs curneted: nnlv desirable, ten ant 1.2H7 and Atlantic" av. mS-it FI.ATS ON KI.ATRI'SH NKAH PRuK. pect I'nrk: rent low to small familv, a so. ih iro st 10 LET PAETS OF S0T7SEE.

VPi'KU PArtT OP "BlSsAST TWO FA MlT.V nousfi: rent fiioice location; vry lm-inovrmt'nt; Kawt Twenty-first st, between Hegent 1'lficc ami Albemarle. nm. Flatbiiwlr. Applv to V. IIQ1.MRS.

1" Hegent pla. e. TO LET OFFICES. TD l.liT LARtiK. KI.KOANT OPFICH.

FIRST floor. lnrftebl Hiillrllnif. facing i lty Hall square. ItrSTIN ROHIIINS. 24 St.

1S-2 National City Bank Building-, 350 Fulton cor. Red Hook Lane. A most desirable suite of 3 rooms on 6th floor, corner, can be had, immediate possession. Also a few smaller suites to be had from May 1st. Fireproof building, up to date in every respect.

KltNKSTrS ClFMfK 8.10 Fulton ft. TO LET STOBES. FOR CONFL'CTitlXlCRS. corner siore to let. wuitame ror candv and ie cream business, corner Hush wick av and Hart st -Jourent.

V'KNHT JPS Reid av. u-7 Ti LK1 EXriiPTIONALIY FINK STORE. 24X, 71, I'latbuh av, faclnfr St. Marks square; high ceilinns; steam heated; rent $60. lnaulra II.

S. HTEWAHT. 261 Flatbush av. or J. W.

YATKS, owner, and ee plans. 32 Nassau st, New York City. STORK, CORNKR LAFAYFTTR and Fort Or epp, nccupled ah auction rooms ten yearn: Rood uta ml for dniRfrtfts. OOI'MK A HOv4U FI'lTO ST. Fulton St.

Stores a specialty. Full Information of all that are now for rent. Including one Fit! feet front, between Abraham StrauH and Ieser. same side of Street. KIINKSTI'S orMCK Fulton St.

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. A I.IOHT Fl.OOU, WITH roU'KIl OH wlllKHit. t'utnherland t. Brooklyn. M-3 TO LET BUSINESS PROPERTY.

TO I.KT-PLOOH IN FACTORY, 3.1S ADAMS ST; Wltn or witnoui wer. inquire on premises or ut offlc. 74 Court st. A. P.

BTEVEKd. FOR SALE HOUSES. 6.2;,0; 372 PUTNAM AV. NKAR MARu'Y; 2 STORY nrown stone; 10 ronmn. nne oroer.

AMiritii.i tJRIMKS. 509 Franklin av, corner Fulton. 11-7 U.SOrt; T1IRKK FAMILY DKTACHIOD HOFRK, HUltatiie, turti isneri rooms, bnanlcrs; 12 rooms; bit 2 Mury buildlntf rear; good condition. 2A Seventh st, J.I-;; If.iR 4ALK OR REN T. 319 BRIDGE ST.

NEAR i Mynie av ani i station. 3 stury nnd basenient, fMiitnlntiig 15 riMims; extra large 'lot; a good location for business or hoarding house. IT RQREHT W. II A 1H3 Montague st. For SALE-OK Ttl LET, 78 FLATBUSH AV, between a ton anri WmidrulT; beat side of street.

n'ar Pnst Olhce and bHnk; only one store, left of six recently cum pie ted; suitable for any biirtltu-Hs. Apply to W. A. A. BROWN, r.H3 I'laJu5L av- '14 tf stuth OWNER (IOINO IN Ol NTRV THIS S1RINO wilt sacrince ms resinence, 3 story and base-, ment stone; all Improvements; 12 rooms and every Improvement; full lot; first class easy terms.

559 Decatur st. near Hulph av. 17-" TOR HALE TWENTY-THf RI WARP; OEM: Munrue st, near Marcy av; 2 story and basement frann all improvements; con II lion: rooms; near high schools; street to be aiphalted WILLIAM P. RAE fMPANY Sf4 nstejt av.cor. Nostran.l.

203 Montague st. 14-4 EASTERN PARKWAY BOULEVARD. jietween nefiiorn ano rransun avs; one chance a Ufa time; Anesr arranned new two family homes; in rooms, store rooms, servant's room; extra Inrgn brown -tone box stoop; hard wnod throughout; tiled bath; open plumbing; situation best-fip-n Sunday; builder, terms satisfactory. 14-7 FINE LOCATION, Se.OOOl KI.AIIIIMI. 1 hlnt-k tn I'ark and "1," Ktntlon, Pretty detached House.

9 nn-t It th MTHT Trma ANY OFFER CONSIDERED. W. II. UOI.lt KV. TIM I II! A V.

Just Completed, in Garden' Spot Of Hrri'klvn, .1 p-lnry anj bahcmut Itrnp 3 rtnry xtin.lin; 1.2IH, r.0.5j Hciki, ot, nfHr HriM-klyn nv; coniplfrtn In rlMnll nf al-innrt-A modirn hulMlnm tltpil paniu.t flwir, cannot bi duillrntfi1 nnvuhor. fur th. Irviiitre prpmltip. of owner and bulltl.f, TH06, II. KHA3KU.

Uin dally. RTH. R1H AAD SMI sEYRTH 30O KKKT FROM I'HttM'Kt PARK. Three utory anil liaiBeinent Krlek anil llmeatone? prlvnie rel-1 trlmmeil In aelerlesl linrsl nondnt foyer halla, sjtls)tra lln-I msx room, batler'a nlr. flaieat eaoaed nickel plamhlns, par-qnet floor, eablnel sosmtela and tiled nrelncepi combination sx and electric llsbt Hitarn of ri-clnaUe dealicn throuithoat.

Trleea ia.tMM (o Take Srveatk av, Mntb av or inlth at car W. B. 4.HKKMiV Bl II.UKR, Near th Ave. A Carroll a new 4-stry basement houso with Extension dlninft room, built by one of the bt builders, never occupied, and the only new house in the block to be sold. All the latest features and In fine condition throughout.

Just having been newly decorated. This house will be sold fr less than any similar house In that Section to a quick buyer on eay terms. Only 210n rash required. KRNESTFS OCI.IfK 3.n Fultn St PROSPECT PARK WEST, Finest loration mi I'nrk Slnpp, ovor-lookhiK tlip Turk; bountiful four story rlrcular trout lmx stoop stone 1i rooms mid 8 lmthx; so-perb workmanship tlmninhont niust be si-en to be tippreelateil: positive sneritiee to quirk buyer, or will exchange for smaller house; same house and loration roulcl not be duplicated in Manhattan for itt least Inspection solicited; easy terms. LEONARD MOODY R.E.

CO. Don't Renew Your Lease I'NTll. Vlll' HAVE SEEN THE ACKEKS0N HOUSES, HKVKni.BV SgllAHK. KI.ATBI SII. t'ASIl tlR MONTHLY I'AYMKNT, PAID LIKE RENT BUYS 30 oi more deolgns to select from.

rsK AND INSPKCTldN HAS ESTAHLISIIF.D tint RKPI-TATION. DESCRIPTION OF ACKF.RHON HOUSES rNNEt'ErlSARY, Each House. is a Whole Book in Modern Architecture and Construction. IIOI'KKS DETACHED. NOT PRESSED TOGETHER LIKE SARDINES IN A BOX.

PLOTS aixliN) OR MORE. LAND RESTRICTED. Reached by Brighton Beach Elevated or Flat-. bush trolleys; get off car at Avenue T. B.

ACKEKS0N S17 E. lf.th t. 140 Nassau at. on the property. Sc YorK.

TELEPHONES. REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. EXKCt TOItS' SA LK, To close the estate of PETKR PKLAP. de-censed, the following parcels of real estate will be sold at public a net ion without reserve to the highest bidder, at Real ttfttate Kxchange, Montague street, on the IKth.day of MARCH, 1303, by Taylor Fox. Auctioneer: PAHf'KL I Vacant lot on east side ft Wat-kin4 street, one hundred and ninety (1H0) feet aouth of RtverdHle avenue, helng twenty (20) feet to front and rear by one hundred (100) feet in dtpth.

PARCEL II Two story brick house and lot. No. 1.38!) Marks avenue, on north aide of rit. Mftiks avenue twenty-five t2h) feet west of Ralph avenue, being sixteen (16) feet eight (8) Inches In front and rear bv elghtv (8) feet in depth. PARCEL 111 Vacant lot on north side of St.

Marks avenue, one hundred (100) feet weat of Buffalo avenue, being twenty-five i2h) feet In front and rear hv one hundred and twentv-seven i27 feet, nine and one-half t9 Inches1 In depth. a i acant plot on nortn aitie oi ie-graw street one hundred and ninety (190) feet seven tT) Inches east of Albany avenue, being one hundred and ninety feet, five (St Inches front on pegraw street and one hundred and eighty-two (1S2) feet, eight (SI Inches in rear by one hundred and sixteen tllfi) feet, six ifi inches on the westerly side and one hundred and seventy-six (17fi) feet, three (3) Incheg-on the; easterly side. PARCEL All the right, title and Interest of the said Peter Delap in and to lota 142 to 151 Inclusive. In block 6 on the map of Saybrook. New Jerspy.

filed In the office of. the Clerk of Union County. New Jersey. Ten per cent, of the purchase price to paid to the executors at the time of sale, balance In cash on delivery of the deeds. Executors' deeds to be delivered April 7.

190. at the office of the attorneys for the- said executors, Ruir, Coombs Wilson. 84 Broadway, Brooklyn, New York. For further particulars apply at the office of the said attorneys or at the oftVe of Taylor Fox Company. 45 Broadway.

Brooklyn. N. V. A. BURR, JOHN F.

PF.LAP. SARAH J. DKLAP. mli" ft 11 14 1R 17 fit Executor. FOB EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE 4 STORY BROWN STONE residence, Ftfty-slxth st, near Fifth av. for choice Brooklyn property. 1M Liberty at. New Yo-k. 12-9 WILL EXCHANGE MAONIFICENT 4 STORY brown stone restdence.

5U Court at, near Fifth av, for choice Brooklyn property. STONE, HI Liberty st. New York. 12-7 COUNTRY PLACE, FREE AND CLEAR. miles to New York: house and barn, tn a good neighborhood; five minutes depot; want In exchange property, free and clear.

Particulars from owner. SCOTT. 2,127 Atlantic av, Brooklyn. lfi-3 COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR BALB, TO LET OR EXCHANGE. Long Island.

New York. fOR RENT, STAMFORD. DELAWARE roiTN-ty. N. Dr.

BRISTOL'S furnished cottages. 46 West Thirty-fifth st. ManhattsTi. 18-7 COMPLIMENTARY-MOUNT VERNON, 1L-lustraterl, described; 90 photographs; 25.000 words; sent free. Write or call on Z.

A. CLOSE, South Fourth av. Mount Vernon. 17-, COMPLIMENTARY-MOUNT VERNON, il lnstraled. described; 90 photographs; 25,000 words; sent tree.

A rite or can on z. CLOSE. 3 South Fourth av. Mount Vernon. 15-2 FOR SALE NEAT VILLAGE FARM; .10 ACRES Shawangunk Hlver.

at Bush; three miles boating, good buildings, churches, school; station at hand; photos. A. V. BOAK, Mld-dleton, N.Y. 15.7 A FINE COUNTRY HOME.

SITUATED eTr Narrowsburg. Sullivan County, N. and hor-derlng on the Delaware River, consisting of a farm of 05 acres, on which Is a fine 8 room two story cottage, a large l.arn and outbuildings Address Box 121. Narrowsburg. Y.

FOR SALE A FARM AT CHAPPAQUJ 'AQUA I 'V ST. of 05 acres. FU.TOX OENTLEMANS COUNTRY RESIDENCE poit sale; flnesl corner on restricted Chester Hill, Mount Vernon. N. Y.

house 14 rooms and bath; all fine stable; large grounds OWNER. Box 12, Mount Vernon. N. Y. H-7 New Jersey.

ENOLEWOOD; DESIRABLE HOUSES FOR SHle or rent. 11-7 H. WEATHERBY Englewood. J. HOIK1KEN-! STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK house; line location; cheup.

Addreaa OWNKR. Eighth st. Hohokcn. s.j FOR SALE-ONE FAMILY HOUSE: 10 LAROli rooms; an improenienis; i'j walk from Fortv. second St Ferry; price 15,000.

7 Klrst st. Clifton N. J. -2g EAST ORANGE. N.

-FOR HALlToR ToiLET; an old fashioned country house. 10 rooms; with all Improvement Address C. P. O. Box 800, New York.

FOI II nF.AI TIKI IIOMKS, ETHRR. WOOD S. K. v. Do not make the mlstnlce of buying elsewhere Detore inspecting inese; write ror illustrated circulars.

A. D. THOMPSON. Owner, 207 North av, Plalnfleld. 15.7 HOUSE, 7 LARGE ROOMS; ALL IMPROVE-ments; concreted cellar; all tn first class condition; lot 110x121 large barn; well, cistern and city water: 7 minutes from trolley and depots.

Apply to owner. 142 Mountain way, Rutherford J. 12. The Land of Suburban Homes, "ACROSS Till" III UNO" IS DESERVING OF YOUR EARNEST CONSIDERATION. Booklet, "Where to Live and Do Butlnea In New York," free on application at 1159 Broadway 333 Fulton St 399 New York Brooklyn.

Or mallted, for 4 renin nonta.1. hy SIIHHIIW PAHNKSUKR AtiKWT, llltll Bruadn-ay, New Yark. A Simple, Earnest Missionary Orthodox, but Fonder of Men Than of Theology. TWO ALLEGED WORKS EXTANT. Doubt Enshrouds Dates of Birth and Death Myths Have Confused the Story of His Life.

To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: Onco more the anniversary of tho death of St. Patrick has rolled around and we know that spring. Is at hand and that summer with all it, delightful vacations and sea bathing will soon be upon us. Probably nine out of every ten peoplo that you meet if you were to ask them for what St. Patrick was deemed the most famous would reply that next to being, known as the patron saint of Ireland he was most noted for having driven the snakes out of Ireland; or, as a friend of mine terms him.

"St. Patrick, the Snake Charm- A search through half a dozen ency clopedias and several books of reference, however, has failed to reveal any foundation for this popular legend. It you will turn to your Century Dictionary you will find that St. Patrick (Latin: I'atrl-cius, i. noble, patrician) was horn accord ing to tradition at Nemthur (now Dumbar ton), Scotland, about A.

1). 36, and died prob ably about the year He was the son of the deacon Calpumfus, who was a of Potitus, a priest. After the withdrawal of the Roman garrisons Calpurnlus retired to the country south of the wall of Sevcrus, where Patrick was captured by the Plcls about 41 and sold as a slave into Ireland, After six years ho escaped, and, devoting himself to tho eonverslon of Ireland, prepared for the priesthood. About 425 he entered upon his mission and In 441 he was consecrated bishop. He wrote a "Confession" and an "Epistle." In Appleion's Universal Encyclopedia we are told that Patrick's baptismal name was Succat (meaning brave in battle), and that his birthplace is not known and that his dates are all disputed.

Ireland was then oc cupied by a great number of petty trihes, most of which were evangelized by Patrick. So well was the work accomplished that Ire land became known as the "Island of the Saints." The method employed was that of dealing rationally and gently with the old paganism of the people. The chieftains were nrst won over and then their clans. Much that has been related of Patrick is fabulous, but his autobiographical "Con- tession and his epistle to both unquestionably genuine, reveal a devout, simple-minded, unlettered man and a most discreet and energetic missionary. It Is a very curious fact that In these writings ot bis we find no mention of the Pope nnd no trace of tho doctrines of purgatory, auricular confession, transuhslantiat.ion or worship of the Virgin; while salvation by faith and all related doctrines are clearly taught.

This encyclopedia states that Patrick died at Salll, near Strangford Lough. County Down, Ulster, where, many years before, he had founded his first churrh on March 4B5, the day now SRcred to his memory. It discreetly forgets, however, to mention the date of his death. Appleion's American Encyclopedia states laconically that he died In Down. Ulster, and that the Roman Catholic Church keeps his festival on March 17, because ho died on that date in 493 or 485.

It. also adds the depressing statement that. Patrick Is said in his old age to have written his "Confession," but its authorship is considered doubtful by many. It. may be found In Sir John Ware's edition of the works of St.

Patrick (Svo. London, 1658), to which the gentle reader's earnest, attention Is respectfully called. If you see it in Appleion's it. must be so, but it Is better to consult either the Universal or the American unless you wish to have grave doubts raised in your mind. The American goes on to say that according to the accounts of his various biographers ho fouaded 365 churches (strange the number should have been equal to the number of days in the year) and baptized 12.000 persons; the date of his death is much disputed; the Bollandlsts place it in 460, while Usshcr held it to have been 493.

Dr. Todd (one of his authoritative biographers) Inclines strongly to the latter opinion, in which rase Patrick's age would have been 126 or at least 116. This seems like running back Inlo the long ages of Biblical days. The name of Patriclus was bestowed cyi him in Rome by Pope Celestlne, his original name having been Succalb. Dodd, Mead in their International Encyclopedia, sdd their little mite to the confusion on the subject by stating, that In one of the ancient Uvea Patrick is said to have been born at Nemthur: some writers designate his birthplace about the present Boulogne-Sur-Mer; others to a place In tho estuary of the Clyde (called from him As an example of how much- we may depend upon so-called standard authorities for accurate Information, it may he interesting to note in this connection that.

Chambers1 and the International Kneyclo-pedlas have precisely the same articles on St. Patrick and assign the dnte of his hlrih as 377 or 3H7 A. 11.. Appletons' Universal at about 372, Encyclopedia Itrltannica about Appletons' American about .172 or 373, Century Dictionary snout I'unK agnail's Dictionary, 372, and died, 460 (a question mark after boih dates). If the gentle reader is particularly Interested In this subject he is recommended to read in addition to Sir John Ware "Edition of the Works of St.

Patrick." spoken of heretofore, the latest biography by tho Rev. J. H. Todd, also W. I).

Klllen's "Ecclesiastical History of Ireland." "Whitley Slnke's "Tripartite Life of St. Patrick," and Mis. Runrtle Charles' book on the "Martyrs and Paints of the First Twslvs Centuries." This latter is by the author of the "Chronicles of the Schonberg-Cotta Family." and gives extracts from St. Patrick onfession. If you wish to read about St.

Patrick from a Roman Catholic standpoint you are recommended to the reference depnrinieni of Pratt Institute Library, where the good-natured attendant will bring you the Rev. Alban Butler's "Lives of the Fathers. Home Co. 170 acres on highway leading from Frog Pond to Rogues 1'nth, town of Huntington McNamee. Alice B.

nnd wife to Arthur Dunbar and lot Lee av. Easlhampton Montcalm. Charles II. to Ellen Mont, calm, lot a pdlmer terra, c. Sag llat Morrls George C.

and wife to Kelly, lot West Hnry st. Sng Harbor Newton. Minor L. and wife to Kuii-c-I. Conklln.

lot highway, Pstchugue Petty. Nathan referee, to fianlel tln. sey, 60 acres, Wloknpigue roa'l, Town of etouthHmpton Rnrdall. Eliza to Charl-a Randall, lot a West Tulhlll St. Port Jefferson Reeve, Mary Anns, lo Fred Corey, lot Main st, Greenport Rockwell.

BenJ. to Edward Overtoil, lot a highway, PhI llogue Acheutz. Charles .1. and wife, to T) S'urges. 2 lots, Nostrum! psrkway, West Neck Park.

Shelter Island gebwencke. Oscar L. and wife to Jan. Watson. 14 seres, Wading Rler road Town of Brnokhaven Show.

Edward R. lo Huldah Fliaw, lot South Country road. Heliport Smith. Ida A. lo William It i'lllnr.

beach bus bordering on Sound. Town of Huntington Soper. Alfred and wife, to Hannah Recht and Ella. Rosenbaum. Interest In 7i acres, s.

highway leading from Huntington to West Hills Charles A. and wife Port Jef. ferson Co, lot highway. Eeh' Terry. Emory, to Rodney A Ward, acre.

In nneck Neck, Tuthlll, Hiram S. and wit. to Ch.rle. A Squires, lot highway. Echo Van ellngerUndt.

Gerrlt W. to Maggie Van Sllngerlandt. lot on Swezey av. Patchogue Van Wven. John, and wife, lo Marrlus 1 1 Van Poperlng, lot Tyler av.

West Savvllle Woodhull. Mitchell H. and wife, to .1 Edward Mi-Cabe and wife, lot Roanoke av Hlvt rhend Wright. Edmund H. to House and Home Co.

acre, on highway leading from Huntington 1o Rogues Path nom nom t.OoO UM nom i zch nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom (For other Real Eatato see page 20.) complete this sketch. His article Is the most complete of any published in the encyclopedias: "The materials for a lire of the apostle Of Ireland are very scanty; tbey consist, indeed, of only two Latin pieces one the so-called "Confession" nnd the other an "Epistle" about, a certain Coroticns. Some persons, apparently in Britain or Gaul, seem to havo accused Patrick of presumption In having undertaken so great a work as the Christianizing of Ireland, and of incapacity for the task; the Confession is a defense of himself against these charges, and is a kind of autobiographical sketch. The EpiBtle is a denunciation of a British chief called Corotlcus. supposed to be Caredig, conqueror of North Wales, who had ravaged the coast of Irelnnd, killed a number of Christian neophytes on tho very day of their baptism while still clad In while garments, carried off others into slavery, and scoffed at a deputation of clergy Patrick had sent to ask their release.

"There are also several old lives of the saint, seven of which have been published by Colgan in his 'Trias the last, of which, known as the Trlpatlte Life, la tbe most copious. These lives are based upon the two genuine documents above mentioned, anil are a tissue of legends and miracles, and, though no doubt containing a few genuine traditions, are only of value for manners and customs, and even for this Itirposo require much care in their use. "The place, time and circumstances of Patrick's labors have largely contributed lo the obscurity which surrounds him. His very name has helped to increase It. Patrt-ciiis.

like Augustus, seems to have been commonly used, even down to the seventh century, in the sense of noblemen or gentleman. Patrick's real name, according to tradition, was Succat, but tn his own writing! he calls himself Patrick. There was, however, another Patrick, who under the name of Pallndtus was unquestionably sent as bishop to Ireland by Pope Celestlne In the year 431: that is. the year before tha other Patrick commenced his mission according to the genornlly received accounts. Irish writers also mention a third Patrick.

genu Patralee, or Old Patrick, tho head nf St. Patrick's community, according to olio, account, and his tutor, according to an-oilier. The three Patricks have sorely puzzled haglologists, and created so much confusion and conjecture in the history of the early churrh that some have doubted the existence of such personage as St. Patrick at all. The absence of sny contemporary reference to him.

or of any mention of him ny Columbanus. Ucde, and. indeed, with very few exceptions by any writers outside of Irelnnd before tl-c ninth century, adds very much to the uncertainty and obscurity ot the subject." FREDERICK WILLIS DAVIS. Brooklyn, March 17, 1903. PRESENTED IRISH COMEDY.

The Irish comedy. "Kilty, the Heiress, or Sight Seeing In the Emerald Isle," was presented at Holy Cross Hall, Flatbush. yesterday afternoon and evening, as a St. Patrick's day attraction, for the benefit of Holy Ctois Church. The comedy will be presented again this evening.

There wss a large attendance at. the two performances given yesterday and tho scenes shown depleting well known sections of Ireland, and the native songs nnd dances conirlbuied were greatly enjoyed. The cast of characters was aa follows: Dan Morrm Sullivan, as Jerry Branni-gan: Mrs. Slndy, Soldering Solomon and Haron von Slayer; Joseph Kelly, Richard Thornton; James McDermott. Funny Sam; Miss Nora Emmltt, Jessie Thornton; Misg Coyne, the music teacher; Josie M.

Sullivan, Kitty of Cork. ENTERTAINED HER CLASS. Miss Elizabeth Weber, of 282 Pulaski street, entertained the teacher and members of her Sunday school class last evening nt her home in honor of her birthday. Musical selections were rendered by Miss Llllie Franz nni Miss Edna Snyder. Mlta Webrr was the recipient of many pretty gifts.

Games wore played and a general good time enjoyed by those present, among whom were: Mrs. Weber, Misses Kittle and Murporle Weber, Master Fred Weber, Mrs. Thnriic, Miss Edna Doty, Miss Edna Snyder, Miss Llllio Franz, Miss Lizzie Shirt, Mrs. M. E.

Talbot-Swain and W. Swain, tba teachtr of the class. BUSHWICK P. C. CLUB TO MEET.

A regular meeting of the Busbwlck Political Equality Club will be held on Thursday evening at o'clock In the Hancock Par. Inrs. 107 Hancock street. Mlsa A. C.

Talbot will have charge ot the programme, which promises numerous Interesting features. Among them will be addreaaea by Mrs. Cynthia M. Little and Mrs. R.

C. T. Perkins, recitations by Misa Alice Fleming, and vocal selections by Wlllltm Jolly. Miss Naomi Hawkins will be the accompanist, reception and tea will conclude tbe meeting. A laigelv attended meeting of th committee nt on, hundred women was held In tha room, of th.

M. C. A. at 4 P. M.

yesterday. Tha women pledged their support to th. proposed n.gm mw meeting by giving dollar, and all thoroughly enihused over the effort, that ara being put forth In the Interest of th. negro of th. South.

The fulr In progress In th. Holy Trinity Tiaptha Church, orinond plae. and Jefferson av.nua, wa largely attended last evening. A good literary pro. grnmtne wss furnished, under auaplce.

t)t th. leana a nana inn. or wnicn airs. Lan.m kiuw i president. The (air will coauaua to-tlgtna UIV4 1VST Ul.Ut.

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