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BOARD1NR. oard Wanted by a gentleman and wife, a socond storr front room, in orivato fam H.EIiIGOCrS WOXBCE 2a'CLOCKEDmOI BECEPTION AT THE CEHTBAL OBAMMAB SCHOOL WANTEP PARTS OF MOUSES. WANTED PART OF HOUSE FUR nlshod a family of adnlts, a second or third floor, inahonso vrithout ohildren location oeotral. Ad Hnwit wilh iArmiL tvhlnh mind: ba modorate. W.

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METHODIST EPISCO JJ( AI. OHUROH BerviceB to morrow at 10.30 A. M. ond 7:30 P. M.

Preaching by tho pastor. Rot. Nathan tc a THH KAGL1C in in 1U Fortj fonrth jor. II feci! ssra" 8 0 OK SUBSCRIPTION. Ulnar Year 5 for months, $1 Pr month; slnplo 41.50 per year, postago 4ndod.

RvrES on ADVKRTISING: BOWI AUATK MKA8U11EMKNT EACH 1NHERTTOK. For Line. inmt Pane tj 1 6 cents Second or Fourth PaKo 26 conta ljcil and Commercial Noticos, Third or Fourth 50 emits 00. Amusements, lectures And Kxcuraioim cents Advertisoiuonts under tho follon heads, mii.isuring five linos or less, Boveuty five conts for first insertion and tifty cents for each successive insertion "for Sale, To lt," "tioarUmK;" and "Wants." t'ideun rents nor ttuo tnexcossof livulro.33. rorsnnals.

Marriages, Deaths, Lost and Found ono dollar for each insertion, whon not exceodini' live lines. lto lildons Notices lilty centH or e.ich insertion of livo linos or less. Situations Wanted, innles 25 cents, females 15 conta. No donation from tlioao rates, Cash in advance all cues. Principal ntlh kaci.h NOS.

34, STItKKT, BliOOKLYN. BRANCH OFFICE 41 BROADWAY E. D. THE F.AGT.F. IN NEW YORK CITY Vfo have cslsbli.illo.l agencies for tho saliMif the F.AOl.E st somo of tho principal business points in Nuw York Clity, follows: Afltor HoilFe fitens.

O. P. lt'ckwimil. Grand street Ferry. W.

II. Clinch. 3 74 Month street. Fulton nnd Knox Bnildtnr. Jonies Ulead, Barclay street ond Broadirar THE KAGLF.

IN KUROPK. The EAilI.r. can ho obtained at tho American Eichaniro, Strand, London, England; and 15 Boulevard des Cnpu cteoe. Parie, Franco. A ITS E3t EXTS TO Kf IIT.

ACADEMY OV Mckic Philharmonic Concert. Colohel Sink's Pakk Theatkii Tho Duko's Motto. Haverly'k llltooi; LYN TliEATEn Tho ItanUaus. GRAND OVf.uA HoVfiF. The flyinR Datcheian.

HYDE Theatf.u Maiicliester JonningS, Novelty TiiKATEn Tho Black FJok. If.b Avesuk Academy Minstrelsy. Btanoarii Stngo ISUWSELIfi Mei KUM Spooialtios utnl GurioiitlM. Tho public rchearsnl for tho second rhillinr monlo concert, wlilch tolics place in the Academy of Hustc this evening, was attotided by an audience yesterday afternoon, many persons beinR oblified to stand throughout tho eutira performance. Tho crush in tho lobby shortly after two o'clock was tremendous, nnd tho scramble for places when the cU ors wcro oponed simply terrific.

Not to put too flno a point npon )t, the scene was disgraceful. At least ouo lady was painfully iujurod, and unless tho Philharmonic directors aro willing to assume tho rcspoil blllty for a serious accident, they will see to it that In tho future, a sufficient force of polico ia iu nt tondanro to pnfon order and prevent a recurrence, of such uncalled for exhibitions as that of yesterday. The interpretation from the MonflolFsolm Midsummer Night's Dream music and tliu Schumann Symphony (No. 1, in flat) presaged a perrect performance at to uiuht's concert. ITofessor Carl Dacrmann, tho soloist, is one of tho few really great pianists of the poriod.

He is aRaiu to be hoard in the Beethoven Concerto (No. 5 in flat, opus 7U) this evening. Tho ladies of tho Philharmonic Chorus are also to tako part in tho concert, which will commence promptly at eight o'clock. The comedy to ho produced hy tho Daly eorapany at tho Grand Opera House on Monday lias made a pronounced metropolitan success. It is said to be as bright humorous as its title, "7 21) 8 or, Casting tho Boomerang," is significant.

Tho presentation of Hnzel Jark Theater by the Madison Square company will enlist tho services of an exceptionally strong cast, Including air. Conldock, Miss Goorgia Cayvan, Mrs. E. I Davenport, Miss Ada atlmau, Mr. J.

a. Graharae, Mr, CoWolf Hopper and otuors. Tho play requires no ro commendalion. Mr. KolnTifl Hoed has secured for himself ftn Jtcxnowledged position as a popular comedian through tho medium of his rich and racy comedy Choek," Actor and play aro to bo soon at Havcrly's Theater during tho coming week.

An extra matinee performance will be jjiven In tho Beveral thoaturs on tho afternoon of Thanksgiving day. Duriug the holiday week coining Messrs. Hyde Bohman will present their own Specially Consolidation at tho Adams street theater. Charles T. Ellis, Iho Clipper Quartet and other performers of note are Jnombors of the organization.

At the Novelty Theater "Young MrB. "Win throp ia to bo shown. Tho Madison Sipiaro people, scenery and stage appointments aro to bo viewed hero on and after Monday ovening. Tho Barry and Fny comimmtiou becinB a Week's engagement at tho Leo Avcnuo Academy on Monday. Holiday parformances are to be given at Bunnell's and the Standard Museum next week.

Under tho Gaslight," which is to be presented at the Academy of Music thri.u,:hout next week, la the play vrhich' first made Mr. Daly famous a playwright. It ia described as his melodraniatio masterpiece, and treats of many of the same types of tharacter as aro Illustrated in tho "Lights o' Loudon," Ivith tho Important difference that it deals with lncl flonts occurring in tho routino of life iujNe.v 1'ork. Tho company engaged for its Interpretation has boon carefully Bolected and includes Mr. Cms.

Phillips, who is Tfidcly known asOofty Gooft, the clever German dialect comedian, as Snnrkly, tho ouo armed veteran, and tho Misses Helen Hancroft and Edith bird as Imura and Pearl Com Howl respectively. Miss Bancroft is npoken of as one of the handsomest ladies on tho stage, and her cossumcs aro marvels of elegance UM0." FOR MOKE EFFECTIVE WORK. Tlic Parochial Organizations ol the Episcopal Churches to Work Jointly. A movement, more or less orgnnizod, is on foot among the soveral Episcopal churches in the city to ascertain the exact amount of work done by tho various branches and by the parochial organizations The union of the societies is contemplated with a viDw to centralize their effectiveness, and give (he members of one body the privilego of partaking in Iho deliberations of another. It is believed by tho advocates of tills measure that the result would assuridly bo better fitness for Cliri.

labors and the extensive applications of tho best ideas conceived by the earnest workers. Tho churches already interested in tho movement aro Bt. Ann's, Itcv. Stephen II. Cranberry, pastor St.

Jamos' Church, St. Luke's, St. Matthew's and Holy Trinity Chapel. A meeting was recently held, and tho churches mer.ti incd were found to be d.tiug very effec tivo work. The matter of forming the union was then referred fur considuraUon to a cwivmiucc emnpoRed, of Xtev.

Stephen II. Granbery, Rev. Wliliim Short, and Wes rs. 0. lidd, F.

C. Clark and A. llapaiyoa. CONTINUED CASE OF ClEMYE. Tho Delciulniit Again Scored by the WitllCKSVH.

The trial of tho suit for absoluto divorce of Abbio T. Crowe against Thomas D. Crowe was continued yesterday afternoon at Circuit bofurn Mr. Justice Cullon and a Jury. Tho greater part of tho testimony was unlit for publication.

Mrs. Catharine Crowo was reoalled by Judgo Eullertou. Mis. Crowe first told the plaintiff what she had seen in 1KS0. On ono occasion the witness had heard tho defendant talking to a person named Barnard in his store about abducting In child and getting a divorce from his wife.

Arsula ltul.bius, of No. 113 East Eighteenth street, New Y. rk, said lint slio occupied tho same store with the defendant in 1871). She told a story of Crowe's la rullianly with 'he girl Minim1. On cross ejaininaiiou the witness said that defendant was a very annoying neighbor.

i.oiiiHa (Joke gave her result rice as No. 101 Rivinglon Btreel, uud vnid she firat met Mr. Crowe in April, 18711. Alinnio Vogler and two ollu young ladies were with fcer. She was then employed l.y Mr.

1'rowe anil soon afterward noticed his familiarity with Minnie Vogler. Jiunes W. Wellh, a clerk iu tho Brooklyn Police Department, knew the defendant and saw him two or three limes in company with Jennie The lat occasion uus in Clark's restaurant on Apiil fi, 1883, when he served papers on hllu iu the suit for divorce. An adjournment was taken until Tuesday morning. IN MEMORY OF THE MANCHESTER MARTYRS.

A tiiig ot t'oniiacmornlion by Iri.vh Amvricuii Citizens in Jcfi'or toii ISall Last Eveiiiiisr A largo meeting was held last evening in Jefferson Hall, on Adams street, of representative Irish American citizens to commemorate tho death of the Manchester martyrs. William Burke presided and addresses wove made by Professor MezzrofT and Coloucl James Cavanagh, of the Sixty ninth Regiment. Pmfes gor Mezzroff declared that tho Irish should ask no quarter and givo none. In his opinion science had furnished tho weapons by wlii 'h that oppressed country, in which for 700 years Erin's sons and daughters had lioen persecuted and murdered, could be fieid, audit devolved in a great measure upou her sous lu this country to make her au independent nation. Science punish tyrants and liberate the lri.

people. ThtTB had beou too lmich talk. The work now begun should Hot stop until tiie last red coated roliber was driveu from tho soil and the Hag of liberty floated over every housetop. The speaker regarded chemical science the equalizer of human rights which would place the Irish people on an eipial footing with the highway robber of the nations aud the unscrupulous pirate of the sea. Siretary Matthew McGuiio read a letter from Con Brossinaii William E.

Robinson, in which he regretted that previous eugagemouts to speak prevented his presence. He rojoieed that for tho lirst time tho occasion Was commemorated in Brooklyn. Between the speeches thore wore a number of patrl Otis songs by iho Philo Celtic Chorus, A PLEASANT EVENT. ffhe JlMnhCTs oj Commonwealth Council, No. 512, Itoyal Arcaiinni, iinjoy a Dinner and Listen to SoiiechoM by 1'ro Uiincnt ontlcincn.

A pleasant social event occurred last evening in the parlors of Dieter's Hotel. Commonwealth Council, No. 542, Royal Arcauum, celebrated its sixth anniversary with a dinner. Among the gentlemen present last ovonlug wore Joseph 0. Hciidrit, Hugo Hirscb, George G.

Barnard, H. S. Uasipiin, Samuel Ei ruski, S. Manue and D. A.

Foster. The address of welcome was delivered by Regant William K. Dorinitzer, Who spoke at some length on the order and the benefits that a member could derive from it. K. lus.piii, responded to the toast of Commonwealth OunciI, its officers and membors.

"Sister councils' r. spo. ded toby WiUiam Q. Judgo, editor of the C.tmiitye. Joseph Iieiidrix responded to the toast of the Dr.

George K. Smith, made a pleasant speech in responding to the toast of Our Home." Tho committee who had charge of the affair were George O. Barnard, A. C. Ja cobBoli aud D.

I. Harris. BEMfltOUS SKBVICK F0K DEAF Ml'TEH. A religious service for deaf mutes will bo fceld at 4 o'clock to morrow afternoon in tho Sunday cUuol room of Christ. Church, ou Bedford avenue, in ho Eastern District.

LECTURE BY WH.fi CARLETOX. Will Cniieton will deliver his poem lecture, "The Science of Home," at tho Park Congregational Church, Sixth avcuue, corner of Seventh street, on Tuinday evening, 27lh inst. Tho lecture will consist ntlrely of original, poetry, and will ufford many an pportuiiity to see uq tt wcn knowu American poet BOARD NO. 3T6 STATE ST. BETWEEN Hoyt and Bond Hondsomoly iurniahod rooms to let with board.

TOABD 122 SECOND PLACE TO LET, JL large and small rooms, ivith first class board; neighborhood good and very convenient lo care and ferrios. OARD SUPERIOR A OMOD A JBL il'UO Ui UUIUUIUKI UDIJlll VHO. "vouaurn 'oom and one single room, with euperior tablo board. OARO ON THE HILL NO. 163 LA fayetto avonuo A large haU room, second fitory TOARl 82 STATE ST, OPPOSITE GAR J3don place A large square and haU rooms, to let with ooaru, atroaBonaoio raves; yaoie uoara.

lOARI NO. 90 LIVINGSTON ST, NEAR JT3 Court, two nicely nmishod rooai on eecond floor to let, separate or together; terms mod orato. BOARD 20 LAFAYETTE AV ROOMS on second and third floors, with board; references oxchangod. 130ARD ON THE HEIGHTS ROOMS J3 for Bingle gontlftmep with df without board, or board bytheday. Address F.

H.T., Box 24, Eagle offioe. B6ARD 21TCIiJ ST To let, with board, room for gentloman and wife or single gentlemen; rorcroncea. BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS urge sunny hall rooms to lot with excellent board; at GO Livingston et; references exchanged. fOARI LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS jTw to lot. with good hoard and on reasonable terms.

No. 370 Stato st, botweon Hoyt and Bond. BOARD 194 GREENE AV PLEASANT rooms with good board can be obtained iu a small private family. BOARD 118 SOHERMERHORN ST Front alcove and two hack rooms, with board; tonus reasonable; table and furniture firfct class. BOARD A SQUARE ROOM ON SEC ond floor, with oxcoilont board, for gontloman and wife or two singio gentlemen.

15'A South Oxford st. rOARD 38 SOHERMER HO jpf second and third story front rooms in a small family: references. OARD ELEGANT ROOMS AND FIRST board in a good German family. No. 210 President BlroH.

BOARD 95 HICKS ST TO LET, WITH board, handsmnolv furnished rooms, larjfo closets, all improvements; steam he.it in rooms. OARD NO. 44SOUTI1 OXFORD ST A pleapant large hall room, front, on third floor, with closot, to let, with board: roferenoes exchangod. oXrD ON THE HILL av, noir DeKalb, a pleasant haU room on third floor, with good table; also table board. BOARD 144 C()LUIIBLHEIGI1TS A Inrjre square second Kory front room, hall room connecting, on suite or singly: (ermi moderate 1T OA RD OITH II IS I GH TS SUW5 RI iJ nr accnminotlati.iiiB, coti oniont to tho ferries and bridgo Ioc.it ion first, clans; two irgu hiis ou Bocoud and third floors; riiis der.ito.

No, 10 Willow st. "OARD BROOKLYHEIGHTS NO. 117 Homy Bt; doairablo rooniH, connecting ocsingto, with good board, for families or single gentlemen, at moderate vates OXrD 513 HENRY ST A PRIVATE family living in thoir own Iiouro have a handsome alcove room to let, with boml, to gontloman and wife; also a third floor room house wit iin four blocks of forry. TSarIpleanant, suny7Xlcove room and back boilroum connncting, togelh'r orsop arate, suitable for gentumon or gentleman and wifo, privato fannly. 05 Qnincy tt: OARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, A largo front nd hall room; a few vacancies for Indies and gentlemen; table boarders takon at vory roasonablo prices.

No. 1M) "Washington st, noar tho bridgo. BOARD 432 PACIFIC ST A LARGE room and ballroom, both southern exposure, suitnblo for gentleman aud wife or sinpln 'ontlemen, with oioo Hunt board table boarderB accommodated. BOARD 270 OLINTON ST ROOMS, with or without board, within ten minutes' walk of South Forry and fifteen of the bridgo; houso aud neighborhood first class. BOARU ONTHTnT7L AT 170GATi5S nv, a few ponnanont boarders wanted; excellent table; nicely furnished ro.ims; heat, gag aud bath.

References oxchungel BOARD ON THE HILL ICG DE KALR av, Onmborland st, fronting ot Washington Park Two rooms atnglo or en suite; excellent accommodation and tablo. Reteroncea. BOARD LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS to lot; Inrgo room; hot and cold water; houso has all inmrovomonts; g.iB.hoat and first class tabio guaranteed. Call at iMorl0: Honry st. BOARD 1 07 HENRY ST, CORNER OF CI nrk Handsomely fnmishod eocond flor oorner room; also, ainglo rooms and double room on upper floor.

BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS PLEAS ant, sunny room, with folding bedstead, and communicating hall room if desired, in brown stone houso No. 64 Livingston tt, betweon Clinton and Court. BOARD A PARTYOCCUPYING A house in St. Folix st, near Fnlton, would furnish firt clapa table bourd to a deHirnblo jart homomado broad and pastry. Addross ST.

FELlXKiiglo office. BOARD ON THR HILL A PRIVATE family would let Bisr.ond Btory front alcove room, fnrnirihed, to adulta only; releionce3. Apply at 2U1) Carlun av. OARD GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC commodatod with first cia is bonrd and nil tho onm trts of a home by annlyina at 341 Union at. botweon Smith and Court; alao tablo boarders.

OOARD A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL i 2 let, with board, third story front room, with tiro forgo ch'BotH. hot una cold watorand handsomely furninhod; to right parties satisfactory arrangements. 21 Elm plaoo. BOARU ON THE" HILL lTl SOUTH Elliott place, ono large front room, suit i ble fi.r gentleman and wife or two gentlemen rooming together; refer oncca exchanged. BOARD A 1X15 Bir iblo third story front room: hot and cold wntor; chisots; also, ruoniB for single genlleinon; convenient to bridge and ferrioB; terms low paititirt.

BOARD AT. ROE ST, NEAR Bedford av, a newly furnihnl ro on second llo also a buck parlor, with grato firo; all convoniencua; terms reusooiiblo to purmnnoni pin tios. BOARD NOTi ibHMRTT SINGLE rooms; hoatod; one Pnoiich for two persons; livo minutes to tho forries and bridgo; terms reasonable. 6ZRD ON THE HEIGHTS 1 5 MON mo nlico. dn.sirahln front, runm nn nnnnnrt ilrtnr mitt.

able for guutleinan and wife or single gentleman; rotor oncen exchnuged. BOARD LARGE ROOM ON SECOND story; alao, a small room connecting, with good board; heat, gas. and bath. No. 1 Douglass Bt, noar Court.

BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS 77 WIL luw Bt, corner of Pineapple pIoiiBiint front rooms, two connecting if desired, orpnrlor or Becond floor; dining room on parlor floor; term's modenvto. OARD A LARGK SQUARE ROOM ON JB.j second or third floor back or fr nt; Ruit.tbln for two gontlpmon or gentleman nd nil': ti rmri roasonablo; iirst class in iio noaru. unn at ja, maaison bt. 13 OARD TO LE'J', WJTH BOARD, FOR Jl gnntloinan and wifo or gentloinon, ltro miuuro room extra closet; a hall room for gentloman or lady; ono or two tabic bo.irderaac nnraodatod. Utt Schnrmerhorn t.

BOARDI 13 STATE ST, NEAR CLIN tf)nLnrgo. sunny, fruit room, with extra largo closet, hot and cold water, suitablu for two; also, a largo hall room; terms moderate. BOARD ON THE HILL AN ALCOVE seo.md Btory front room; handttomoly furnished; register heat, K'i, hot and cold wator; also, third atory front hall room; with largo closot. Gi Crcene av. OA RD SUPERIOR ACCOM ODA tions for ontlomen and famtlinn at ratnu diroctly oppoaito Wall st.

New York, four minutes' walk from Fnltmi or Wall at. ferry nnd tno bridgo terminus. MANSION HOUSK, Brooklyn Heinhts. BOARD HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms, with or without boird, or would lot a whole floor to a furninhnd; within ton nlinntos, walk of all tho ferrius. Apply at 151 Lawrenoo st, threo doars from Fulton.

BOARD 57 CONCORD ST, CORNER OF Adams A sunny front room on second floor, Huitablo for genllem in and wife or single gentlemen nhn, two other r.joms. a la wo and a sm. ill one. with first olaaa tablo; terms reasonable to permanent parties. BOARD TO LET, SQUARE ROOMS TO gentleman and wife, or single gentlemen; all improvements; references exchanged everything will ho done to make a pleasant homo.

Apply at 310 Schormorhorn st, opposite Dr. Church. BOARU ON THE 7 WIL low st, nicoly furuishod, largo nunuy raom to lot with good board; also, mnalt room and room on fourth floor, suitable fur two three minutes' walk from Fulton Ferry terms reasonable. BOARD A LADY HAVING A COZY littlo llonBO nn the nil! will lot to gontlomon or ladies ono or two pleasant furnishod rooms with or wilhnut bonrd; eras, hot and cold irator. Inuiiiro at 345 Cumberland st.

BOARD 6 THIRD PLACE, CORNER Henry fit to let, with board, pleiBint rooms; connecting and single; suitable for married couples or gentle men garden front and rear; convenient to cars and ferries; privato family of adults. BOARD ON THElISrOrCLASSON av Two nice targe r.om to let, with board well furnished; fine near Putnam av. and Fulton st. cars; Wall at.Utagos pass the door, the second house from Madison at. BOARD ON THE HILL A PLEASANT furnished room, to lBt, with board; fluitablo for gontloman and wife; also, large hall room, with cloftftt; location and house first class; with all improvements; terms moderate.

247 Clermont ar. BOARD ON THE HILL 111 FORT Greene place Very pleasant rooms on the third floor, connecting; aluo, hall rooms, extra largo; location very desirable; within twenty minutes of the ferries; terms modorate; ref Broncos oxohanged. BOARD TO" LETrWtTOIWAlU) large, handsomely furnihod socond Btory room; also hall room, with running wator; convenient nnd desirable location; few minutes' wiilk to Wall at. and South ferrioB. 35(1 Honry st, betweon Amity and Congress.

BOARD NO. 92 FIRST PLACE LARGE and handsomo seoond htory room, with board, to gentleman and wifo; aouthorn exposure and gratoflre; bIbo, oitra largo ill rooms tosinglogontlomen vorydemrablolo. cation and convonient to cars nnd ferries; references. OARD 7 7 "HENRY ST WO LARGE connecting, also bnll, rooms on second floor; well heated; large closets and running WAter: good table; terms from 5 to $8 each; also ono for two ladies employed during tho day, for lens price; reference. BOARD NO.

Lr4 EN ST NE Alt PierreiKint, largo, handsomely furniphen square and hall rooms; newly papered and painted; near City Hall, and five minutes' walk from Wall et. Ferry, and convenient to thft bridge; table boarders accomodated. rnoLliTWiolJSES place, JL Fifth and Sixth avs. 3 brown stono, in nice crder; rent low Mav; aUu on Prpoct place, 3 story brown atono, in good order; rent to Mayl, Simper month. DAVID H.

HILL, 31)3 Flatbush av. and 170 Montagno at. BOARD ON THE HILL TO LET, with board, a large square room with three closets, well hnatoti, to gentlemen or gentleman And wife; tnble first clans; references exchanged. 108 Gates av, near St. James place.

BOARD U2 LAWRENCE ST, NEAR Fulton Ono large room on second floor and one on third floor let to gentlemen and their wives or single gen tlomeii on reaMimnblo tonus; rot eren cos Aichangeu; tabid bo.trders accommodated. BOARD 217 SOHERMERHORN ST, A private family will let three handsomely furnished rooms, connecting, on sec ond floor, alcove and hick, with or without board; all modern improvements; will be let en suito or singly TOARD 73 HENRY ST, COR. ORANGE, fiv minutes' walk from Fulton Ferry and bridge Hanrtttomaly furnished second story front room; running water; tonne per week for two gentlemen, bb and i a inclu.ie.l. tnble first class; referenced. B(MRD PARTIES DESIRING EXCEL lent board and pleasant rooms at reasonable rates, in asocial family, where homn comforts can bu procured, obtain the same by applying at 2 V2 Clinton st near Amity, 7 minutes of ferriea.

OARD A SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN be accommodated with bonrd and Urge plea nan hairroom in a family woro thero aro but few boarders; neighborhood Bret class; convenient to oars to all the ferries. Apply at No. 410 Pacific st, botveen Bond and vi ns, BOARD BEST IN BROOKLYN FOR the money; $4.50 and $5 per week; single or double rooms: h'use heated throughout; ifood board, good looa tion: cunvenffnt txt cari and ferries. 222 Degraw st, oppo aite Strong place Biptiat Church. BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS SUPE rior Accommodations, convenlont to ferries, funny extension room to be vacant Boon; also other rooms; reasonable to permanent pirtito; special arrangements for single gentlemen table first class.

66 Livingbtun st, between Clinton and Court. HOARD FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, with nr without hoard, for single Rent lumen or con tioinin and uiie: atsiL ni famished rooms for light board $5: honBe his all modom imprnve moots and is availalile to throe lines of cars oonnectinjt with il lorries. Apply at 613 Warren at, between Fourth and Fifth avs. Boarding Agencies. BOARD NO CHARGEFOR FULL PAR ticulan of the most desirable boarding places and furnished ro ins in nil parts ni Brooklyn, lect Boardinar Agency and Ri'k'islry lor Furnished llooms, 120 Hithuefi av.

opposite Hanson place. nOAKD WASTED. BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN and wifo, nn the Hi 1 or Height, in private family, second Btory frcnt rmra; references exchanged. Addreus, Stating ttrras, B. Bfx 18, Kagle litBce.

BOARD" "Wa5KoTR" THREE adults: front alciva nnd hall rnoni, not above Carlton av. Address, stat'ni: tenns, iocatioa. to. J. Buz 7,4,0 Post 0cPiew vorK BOARD WANTED A GENTLEMAN wants a oomfnrtnhlB room with or without hoard in a private family convenient to forrias; nferanca.

Address ALPHA, Boa 10, Ragle riffioe lOARDVANTEn A LAPY KNOAGED dariT tha day vriahea board ta a boated: terms moderate. AddrMS M. K. It, JIagle oJtlos. erato.

Address H. JAMliS, Station N. V. P. BOARD WANTED A LADY WISHES a furnished front room, with board, fire and gas, on tho Hill, below Franklin av; terms about S3: bent rofor ences exchanged.

Address for two days, HILL, Box 20, Msglo office. BOARD WANTED TWO GENTLEMEN desire a sociable refined homo with first clortT privato Ameriom family; Hill preforred; terms $50 to $00 monthly: unoicoptionablo leferoiK ea given and roquirod. No bnardinx house people of any dosoription nooil roply. Addross LANvYlilt, Eaglo offioe. OARD ANTED FOR GENTLEMAN, wife and child.

IU months old. irlthin easy irslkimr of Oitv Hall: room on EOOonil or third floor: terms must be reasonable: gi'ntlomin to have breakfast atGA. M. ponnanont if suited. Addross W.

H. T. Brooklyn Post OUice. 1 BURNISHED ROOM TO LET, A NICE 1 ly furnished back p.irJor to one or two gentloman references required. Addresa llorgon st.

FURisTISNED "ROOM TOLET, PR ONT room, with closet; hot and cold water, firoandgas. Apply at 318 Degraw st, no.tr Court, URMSHEDlT(K) Si LET A square room, with hut and cold water. Call at 618 socond houso from Flatbush av il)RnSHMT FLOOR front, nicoly (uvnifchod, ud hoat. terra mod erato. 340 DeKalb av.

I BURNISHED ROOM A LARGE PLEAS ant hall room, front Bunny aide. Call at. 4U Pacifio street. FURNISHED ROOMS NICELY EUR nished rooms to let, near Croon and Cates av, car lino. Apply at 351 Grand av IURNISHED ROOMS 1 furninhod rooms at 170 Gal TO LET, NICELY Gates av.

83 to ner week; heat, ed. gas and bath. BoieroDooa oxcliaiit FURNISHED ROOMS A HANDSOMELY furnishod square room, to one or tno gentloim'ii, in private fnmily, on the Heights, also, lualJ room; tonus moderate. Apply at 151 Pienvp 'iir st. BURNISHED ROOM TO LET, IN A 1 privato family third floor front nicoly furnishod; gaa, lieat and bath: terms modurato, lif Elliott place.

TURNISHED ROOM TO LET, A LARGE 1 front ballroom nicoly turniBhud. with use of uh, with or without board, to gi ntieiuuu cny. ti'rins fl.5U a wenk. Call al35 Livingston Flatbush av. LE HALL bedroom, ph aaanlly situated, nonthern exposure and within easy distimeo to cars und lerrioa.

OS Julmson st, corner of Lawronce, 1' BURNISHED ROOMS 57 HICKS ST Handsomely furnished buck parlor hit to Bingle gentlemen or gtmtlanmn und wile, with and light; nJso, boated hall room; also, room for light housekeeping; reasonable terms. BURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. NICELY JC iurnihhod bsclc par)or and bedroom and r.om on second Door, to single gentlemen or for light keepiug; single rooms $1. u0. Call all the woek at MO Jay fitroot.

BURNISHED ROOM PRIVATE PAMI Iy will h't a laro alcoro room, hnndsonioly furniBhtid, liuitablo for one or two gentlemen, including ho.U, g)ia, bath, Ac. S.J. 00 a week to a responsible party; within 10 miuutus of ferries. Call at dl l.ivingBtim ht. 1" TOLETriN A first claas pnvxte houae, fully furnished for liht housekeeping, a Btiito of tlireo r.nunw; per week.

114 'Vhivd place, nUh white marble huusovfest of Oouust; ton minutes from ferry. BURNISHED ROOMS EN SUITE OR sinirlo clopots. hot and cold water, uas and noat. bath, use of Btnii.m.try tubs and every oonvonionce: two minuto i from Cily Hull on route to every terry; first class location. 6J Willoughby at, near Jay.

I71URNISHED" ROOMS TO LETTHREE JL or our rooms, cnmplrto for light all improvements in hou.se; convonituit to tour car return: will uq let reasonable tor.glit party. 140 dion st, near J3od ford av. TJiURNISHKD ROOM TO LET, A NICE Jft. ly furuiphed snnny room in privato family, t. lcntlem and wit' ior light iioi.BnkccmnK or one or two will lot cheap; can bo seen Sunday if oaiied.

3J1 Hridgo I71URN1SU ED ROOM O.N iiU'J iUiUii I Beautiful largo room, second fl or Iront, mphnid dly h.vBu olo H'tK, gas and baih; to rcsiii nsibte live minutes to City llr.il, Smth und Wall Bt. ferriea; seen Sunday. Uf Stsiti bt, near Honry. JTlURNISHKDROOMS ORUNFURNr.Sfl ed to letj a and airi jn ww aoco.vi flor ill lot for business purposes ii dfsir.id; mo.UT.ite runt. 153 Lawrence at, suoonn door from Fulton; ring basement bell.

fjlURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, VERY desirablo largo and small rooms, with or witho it hot and cold wafer. gH, etc convenient to all oar rouces; fivo minutes' walk to City Hall. oOO Htato dt, near Smith. IURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, TWO JL largo handaomoly furnishod rooms, front and back, single or together, on socoml tlo ala a 1 irge hall rjiuu, with or without hoard house all modorn improvement and first cIsbb location. No.

88 Woodhull st, opposito riecond placo. BURNISHED ROOMS TWO NICELY A furniuhed large rcoins on second iloor. sunny and woll heted, with Kne closets; all inipriveim iitrj; to goiillotimn or ntlenitin and wife; also a hen tod hall room with a largo closat. No. 271HiokflSt, uoar Wall Ht.

and South for rios. ITTURNISHED ROOMS PRIVATE KAM ily ivill lot a handsomo front parlor, ivith coiiiicctiiiK hail badrooin, nicoly furnishod, with all tuHir.ivmuutits, on Eociul tlt.or, hull a block from Olintim av. to married couplo or two singlo KOntU'iumi will uo lot voammalilo tlio right pHrties; a nice rostauiant ou noxt block. Apply at 45b idyrtlu av. to iii rr noiis mo LET HOUSE A NICE 3 STORY brick: good location, all iniprovoniunts; $10,00.

Ap ply riJEbS, an nostrann av, TO LET HO USE IC MO DE hoiiBo, nBwly painted, ch'an and attractive; nil improvements; possession at once; 273 Macun st, ncarThroop av; owner 314 Clormontav, rpO LET HO USES VAN RUREN ST, fl noar Hoid av, four brick holies, 7 rimins ich, $20; four brick Iiiiiipos, 8 riiniiiH ach, $25; all improvements. J. ij. FEUOUSON, DIM CJntcsav. rr0 LET HOUSJCS TWO JL st' ry front, throe rear bro vu hI fr 'nt Twenty fifth Ward, 30 to May 1 tnat immorti 'to possession.

JAMKS A. FISH Kit, 1, il'j F.ihon st, opposite depot. rilO LKT HOUSES SI'oiiY RASE JL lnentbricU, Putnam nv, $500 3 fitorv hifi nH nt frftme, FacificHt, story linsi inunt P.M itu bI, to bo lot at low rent for Winttr; houses rino'y lociitnd and in olo gnnt order. JOHN ALYN, Kulton bt. rjlb LET HOUSE '8 A MONTH 2 JL Htory, high stoop brisi'inent brick, 8 rooms, all improvements; possiwi'in imiiiodifltoly JCfWciiiflko st, bt twoen Marcy and Tompkins avs.

Apply nt PHKLPS' pin no warirnoni, 323 Washington st, nitxt lJoat Ollico. rr LET HOUSES 1 EDI AT 15 I'OS scvoril '2t 2 nn 1 Htory mid liafioili'llt, brown houses tit the Hiiveotll. Tuoiity tlllnl, 'i'wenty Twontv fifth riinting imm lOUtu i.SOO. Apply to i''. W.

UAKKUTHKKS, I' ult. t. mo LET HOUSES NEW 2 Sl'ORY AND JL basomont, ten room huusoH, to dosirablo to isnts ac ninall rents; also, fivo ronin lloiira at from $10 to $14 per month hmiBos for sale on small installmynts. Ap ply to M. O.

UUKWSTER, No. Atlanlio av, noar Utica. mo LET HOUSE A NEW GEM OF A JL two Btory and basom mt, brown Htono houso; up town, le.PxiOxlOO, all low lo small family. Vur key and permit apply to V. S.

BltOWN, 10 Court si. lloom O. TBIO LET HOUSES ST AT ST, NEAR JL Hoyt, throo story and basement brown atone, 14 rnoms: just tho pl.ico for a fashionable hoarding house; rcntfiKOO: possession Docembor also, others, flats. A a. WILLIAM U.

GRACE, cornor of Jay and Willoughby sts. Open Mondiiy. TO LET HOUSE THREE STORY AND oaBoinent brown tone, in Clifton placn; noitrhhor hood fiist class; rents $iQ a bargain. KloKant miitH of ronma in the Lexington apartment housos; stunn. houses and apartments.

Apply to Avcrill Walters, 587 Bedford av. mi) LET HO USES I5Y 'RY LYLE, JL 1, 550 luilti 2 slory framo, Horkimor st. 2 story frnlno, ilurki'iier Bt 2 story stono, Mncmi st 2 slnry Jtono, Stnyvusantov Btory fltnno, MoDnnougll fit 2Btorystono, tjuiticy st 33.33 3.1.3.1 35.D0 fill. 00 mo LET HOUSES liY LEO A II JL MOODY, No. 216 Montaguo st.

and 270 Flatbush av. Piif flssion at onoo. 8H3 Lincoln place, near Eighth 3 br villa, 10 r. 1.200 Park placo, noar Sixth av, 11 6tone, 12 1.000 lJKI Nt. Johns place, noar EiKlitli av, 0 a stone, 12 20 Lafayette av, near Raymond st, .1 fir, 12 Will av, near Park placo, II stone, 12 000 3l.r Lafnyotto av, near Grand, 3 stone, 11 000 210 DeKalb av, near Clermont, stone, 12 750 257 Sixth av, near Carroll st, 3 stono.

12 700 215 Prospect placo, noar Carlton av, 3 stone, 11 700 102 Bergen st, near Hovt, br, 13 000 224 Grand av, near DeKalb, 3 stone, 10 BOO 20 Socnnd st. noar Smith at, 3 br. 12 BOO 2S3 liightoonth et. noar Sixth av, 2 fr. 10 300 Also, furnished houses in splendid location, with imnio diato (lOBsosslon.

to let int ismkp. 10 LET HOUSE FURNISHED A 3 ntnrv hrown ntinn lineHinc Portland nv. noar Do Kslb: noiizhborhood niifiiirnased: ch'ianest rent in Brook lyn or will rent unfurnished at per month and soil all ora portion of furnituro if desired. Address FLORIDA, Eaglo office. TO LET HOUSE FURNISHED A very gontoo! and conveniently located throo story and baBement Grown stone house; extra lnri.re lot with oourt yard ia front within 100 feet of car routii to bridge and ferry: all houso and furnituro, including new piano, in first class condition; will rent chonp to tlio right party; immediate possession and lease, if dosirnd.

DANIEL FERIIV, real estate brokor, 252 and 25i Court st. (Opon evenings. TO PAIIT.S OF mo LET PART OF HOUSE FOUR OR JL fivo nice roomB and uso of bithniora In privite houso; immedlato possession. Apply on promisoa. 115 Bergen st, near uoyt.

TO LET PART OF HOUSE A FIRST ilo ir ond basement; nice clean apartmontB; all improvements: new house: fininhol September'. preHont tnn ont loaving tho city; halls cored for and lightod; rental $20. Iimuiro310 Hodford av, corner Park. TO LET PART OF HOIISE ON LA favottonv. near Fulton st.

two basements, Bsoond floor ana irt of third floor; all improveiiiontu: shades and curtains: hulls and stairs oarpetod. Fur permit apply to N. COOPKR A SOW. 4jo Fulton stjc Joy. mO LET PARTS OF HOUSES LI VING fl ston st, $30: Livingnton flt.

925: Wyi kofT st. Hat, Oat, $14; Bridge at, $10; Adeliiln st. Pacifio Bt. $13; Snydam st. Lindenav, $0.

WILLIAM BRIDGE, 13 Willoughby st, near City Hall. I'AHTS OF HOUSKS rillC. MISHF.P. TO LET PART OF HOUSE FURNISH ed Second Uoor, for tiiusokeoping, two largo rooms, beilroom, hath room, to adults only: pleasant situation neighborhood good; chance for new beginners. 831 Dean st, east or Grand av, $1G per month.

TO LFrPART OF HOUSE FURNISH cd Parlor and bosemont Iloor; 5 rooms nicely furnished, to let until May 1 to a family two or threo sdults a mot oomplote and cozy home, and will only bo runted to people who will appreciate nnd care for it. AddrobS or call on liD. U.NIXON, Cedar Bt, Rooms 19 and 20, New Vork. TO LET FIxATS. TO LET FLATS BY FRY LYLE 1,500 Fulton st; first flat in Quinoy st, rooms ana bath, all inpruvements; rent, $25.

Ttiird tint in Islington av, six rounis and hath, all improvements; rent, $1H. riTTLET FLATS C)N PRESIDENT ST, A fists of and 7 rooms, all improvements, letter boron, door openers, etc. possession at moderate rentals. SKILLMAN, agent, ill Fifth av. TO LET FLAT IN FIRST CLASS OR der Beven rooms, all improvoments, Flatbush av, near Seventb It.

Appfy to J. ft. DOHKtiTV, 2H0 Flat. bush av, oorner rroBpeci piace. mo LET FLATS FIRST CJLASS IN I every respect modern arrangement; latci improvements: near car routes; in apartment iusosnrovor stores: rents $1BVM.

Sro offlco lists at WYCKOFF BllOS, 131 Flatbush av and 1, 175 Fulton st. mo LET FLATS ON PRESIDENT ST, JL near Sixth av. oight rooms, Arab class in ovory re spoct. Filth ft. near Sixth av, 10; WyckoB jt, between Fourth and Fifth avs.

S18 and 20. BROWN 40 Fifth ar. LET FLATS SECOND AND THIRD flats, iovou sndeiaht rooms, with all imor ivemonts in tinAr.rrfnr.rfnivir.lnil flto rnnt St 1 0 to fi Annlv to janitor, 150 Jetfersun st, north of Fnlton and near Bedford av. TO LET NTIKI. TO LET STORE TO A GOOD BUTCH or, a corner atore with new fix tares and throe large rooms; rent very law, gaud stand, cash cust mora.

Inquire of JOHiV BAUR. cor. Fulton at. and ipklnson av. TOLET STORE ON REDKORD AV, nearGreeno, In now block of twenty five brown stone flat linum first cUfw location for business.

Apply on premise or to THOMAS H. BttUSH, 12 Flaibush av, oor. of Fourth. TO LET STORE NO. 38S MYRTLE AV, near Clermont, large store, bnsoment nnd flxt inslon, two plate tflass windowa.

all tixtures complete: rem cheap; $r0 per month; possession at once. Apply toUOZHLL A AnuK.Trt, oil oiymoav. Bnoe store, TO i.er fiM HtrsiM IO LET TWO STANDS IN A LAROE SUITO, aw, iSX? Jl.iliua.tuu bnt' her. one lor fish. Call at 3.

BASTLDCJ store. No. 544 Manhattan av, eennoint (or cs, DeKalb arenuo. SM) LETHOUSE A hUt KHTABLISH THORP. Bol 0.

linglo office. mo IET ST ARL ELEGANT BRICK, 1 orivato stable to let or for sale, 132 st, noir Myrtle avonuo: spendid aportrneuts fr ooaclnnaii arid Plenty of conoh room. For permits and particular. Ipl, liONAHDMOOI)y. No.

215 Montagus Bt. mO FOR I.IGH WORK, iHround floor, brick. lBxil'), very light also, largo, warm stable, fiyoorili tUlls, with largo mow and large yard (of wagons or tntks. 3. OAUU AHT, 85 Bridg, BROOKLYN TABERNACLE, DR.

Talmasowul proaon to morrow at A. m. ana lOP. M. AT II UtVliiEirO'i AV, i XVrtXJJiI.

iriuu J. ing on Monday at 3 o'clock. On Wednesday, at 10 o'olock A. tho nBual montlily mooting lor DusmosB. A' CHURCH HEW SPIRITUAL Dis pensation, 133 Olinton av: roligtoua aeryices anu ilmuimnt nnd 7.30 P.M.

by J. Fronk liaxtor. Wondorful spirit doscriptionsin ovonins FIItST BBFOBMED DUTCH CHURCH, Jcralemon st, noor tho City Hall, jproach pastor, Rov. D. N.

Vondcrvoor, at 10:30 A. M. Toplo, The Wheat Harvest of Btli sUemesh." Serviooot in vuo ovoning. EVERETT HALL, 398 FULTON ST, i.a R.nUrn anl llnl nnforAnno will be addrofaod iSis evening at 6 o'olook, by Mr. H.

B. Phillirook, of Jor soy City. Snbjoct: "Tho Office of Eleotricity in tho Human ByBtom." Seats free. Strangers welcome SPIRri'UAL MEETINGS, CORNER Fulton Bt. and Bedford av.

leoturo. morning at 11, nri i. flrtM T. Tlle.hmivnd: ovoning at 7. J5 by tlio Hon.

NeWn Oroso. Subject "TUo Ethics of Spiritualism." Admission free. AT WARREN ST. M. E.

OHUKUtt, BB; tiveon Court and Smith, Rov. A. S. Kavanagh will preach at 10:30 A. M.

At7VJ0P. M. A. T. White i and ot lions will spoak in bohiiif of tho Brooklyn Bureau of Charities.

Tho prosouoo of His Honor tho Mayor is oxpocted. AT THE STUYVESANT AV. JVHLLER MEMORIAL OHUKCH.Stnyyesant av. and Hancook st, Itov. S.

Miller Hageman will praaou. at IP. M. Mntion Kspa, tho EngiisU Boprano, will slug. Sabbath School at r.

A THE TEMPLE, ItiiiV. JUMT1W V. Fulton, pastor Sunday school at 0:50. Vreaoliing at 10:45. Subjoot: "Tho Klorontino Martyr." Hon.

M. Camp will speak on "Tho Perils of Children 7:45 pastor proaohoa again. Subjoot: "Not iiouna. A THR YORK HI. M.

JS. OJtlUKUil, JMev. Duncan McGrogor, pastor, will proaoh 10:30 A. M. Jfcbject: 'Murphy and HiB Work.

At HP. M. nnriJBhniroliy will open a senes or moetmgs in tnia church, to continue overy ovening for a week. At r. fll.

tie will negm rue story oi nia iiio. SECOND SERMON TO YOUNG MEN, fin tho TOMPKINS AV. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH), by the pastor, Geo. fontocost, on ounuay evening "The Young Man Mosos." Special forpico of song led by srr. Stolibins and tho malo choir.

Noit bun day night, "Joshua." A "HEALING SERVICE," BY REV. DR. MONCK (8 P. Monday. 227 Concord Bt: Tuesday, 658 Bedford aj; Wednesday, 1,013 Gates ax; Thursday, 151 Franklin iv; Friday, at Dr.

MONOK'S, 25T Adelplii st. Mark 'Lay hands on tho Bick 1" TvVTLC(7orK P1UMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH (formorly Wolcomo Ohapel), 152 Classen Rov. John J. Arnuud, pastor, laymen meeting, 3.01), P. lod by Brother Davidson preaohing at 70:30 P.

liv Rv. Bainos. Monday ovoning free torn perance lecture by Mr. Fred ScriniBliaw. BROOKLYN INSTITUTE LIFE AND jTSl ADVENT OHUJtCH preaching by ura ju.

uuaso, tho Maino evangelist, nt 10:30 A. M. Reiiva) services at 7:30 Y. M. to continue through tho week except Thursday and Saturday ovonings.

Praiso sarvioo one half hour bo fero preaching. Sunday school at 3 P. M. A cordial welcome to all. AT THE FIRST REFORMED CATHOLIC CHURCH OF BROOKLYN, Central Hall, Fulton st, between Hudson av oud Navy ft.

Rev. James F. McNaniee, puBtor, will preach to morrow evening, fsub ioct: "Tho Doath Knoll of tho Irish Nation Soon to bo Hoard no Moro." SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH, corner Clinton and Congress sts, to morrow morn ing, at 11 n'clock, Kov. Jonn w. uuiiqwiok wuipreaen; subjeot "Thon and Sow." A TlianBgivmg sermon tor Evacuation day.

Next ovening BJrviee at 8 o'cloek, December 2. Subjeot, "Matthew Arnold, Writer and Poit." All are cordially invitod. AT Y. M. O.

A. ROOMS, FULTON ST, corner of Gallatin placo Song servico to night, conducted by Mr. J. P. Ido.

wilh largo orchestra. Meetings to morrow as follows: Morning prayer meoting at young moil's Bible clsssot 2:30 P. M. boiie service at 4 and preaching nt 4:30 by Kov. Charlos A.

Tibbals, of St. Peter's P. Oliurcli; boys' mooting at 7:30 P. conducted by Mr. J.

H. Clark. Daily union prnyor meeting at 4 I. M. everybody welcome.

Dr. Samson's Bible tiaming class. Wnilnesdayniglit at o'clock. Young men's meeting. Thursday night at 8 o'olock.

Boys' Bible clsss, Friday night at 8 o'clock. Young mon aro especially invited to visit us. BETHEL OF PLYMOUTH CHURCH Rev. 8. GiUard Nelson will preach to morrow evening at 7 :30 o'cloek Sabbath school at 2 45 P.

M. BEDFORD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Pacific st. and Bedford av Tho pastor, ltov. Hugh Smith Carpentor, D. D.

will proaoh in tho morning at 10:30. Sunday school at 3 P. BAPTIST UNION THETvTSITING COM mitteo of tho Young Pooplo'a Baptist Union will visit the young peoplo's meoting of tho Trinity BaptiBt Church, corner Groono and Patchen avB, on Tuosdoy ovoning. A cordial invitation is extended to all. 03Nfi5NMAl7CHAPEL OF FIRST RE I FORMED CHURCH.

WyekofI st, near Third av. Rov. Dr. J. H.

Gallon will preach on Sunday ovonmg at 7:30, Sunday BQhool at A welcome given to all. HURCH OF THE REFORMATION, P. Gatos av, near Franklin, Rov. J. G.

Bacchus, roctor Merning prayer and sormon, ovon scng and address, ENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, on Hancock st, near Franklin av Rov. J. Hall Mcllvnine.nf Providenco, R. will preach in tho morning Sunday. Novomhor 25, at 10:30 and in tho evenins Sunday school at 2:30.

CARROLL PARK M. E. CHURCH, CAR roll st, near Hovt Proaohing by tho pastor. Rev. H.

O. JfcKrido, 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.

Sunday school 2:30 P. M. Prayor meeting P. SI. Seats froo.

All wolcomo. "rf tHURCH OF THE SAVIOUR (FIRST Unitarian), Pierrepnnt st, cor. Monroe place Morning services, 11 o'clock. Rov. A.

P. Putnam, pastnr, ofn ciating. Subject: American Unitarianism or. Food for Sunday school 9:30, Willow place Mission 3 M. MEDIATOR, OR mond placo, noar Fulton Bt.

ond FTanklin av Tho lector, Rov. J. W. Sparks, will officiate. Holy communion, 7 A.

M. Choral oelobration and Bormon, 10:45 A. M. Choral oven song and sermon, 7:30. Scats free.

entraITbaT'tTst church, bridge St. near Willoughby, Rov. Thoo. A. K.

Gesslor, pastor Sunday services A. M. and 7:30 P. Biblo school 2:30 P. M.

Sunday ovoning, fourth sormon of tho sorios i tho miracles of Christ. Subject: "Devils sont into Swine." (PLASSON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner of Olssson av. and Monroe st Preaching by tho pastor, Rov. L. T.

Charahorlain, D. in tlio morning at in tho ovening at 7:30. Tho subject of tho eveirng sermon: "Charm of Biblo Study." Preaching at Duryea Mission Chapol, on Clermont av, near Atlantic, in the ovoning at 7 :30. HURCH OF OTJRATHER, GRAND iiv, ar FnUnn at Tho pastor, Rov. A.

.1. Cimfield will pmtcb to morrow nt 10:45 A. M. and 7:45 M. Moniinirfliibjoi "Celebr.itmcr tho Day of Polivorftno." Kvuninp voHper3 as uHiial.

Union rhankppivinjf service. Tiiur'lny, Novcmbor 2M, at II M.f witfi eermon by Kov. Dv, Pullman, of New York. C1 HURCH OF CHRIST, STERLING plncn, near Seventh avPronchinR morning at 10:30 A. M.

Kvouinp at 7:30 by Elder L. H. Jamicson, of In Ina. Sunday sch tol at P. M.

Prayor mcetinK Sunday morning at Alio Tuesday and l'ri day eveninsa, Soats free, all nro ItUUCH OF THK RLKSSED HOPE, Onmborland noar Lafayotto nv Rev. Gnnrce II. Kramer, past.nr, will nrcach at and 7:45 o'clock. Morning: Scripturrtl Toat hinp of the Atonement its Nature nnd Purpose." Kvoniiiir "Ivifo and LiRlit, or How we may Hocl ko tho "Prize of Immortality "Who Bhall Livo Forever?" DeTcalb av. m.

e. churoh rev. "William Burt, p.iator, will preach 10:0 A. and M. Olnss nieetinir, 9 A.

M. Sabbath hcImoi. 2 P. N. Pryr moethiff, (:15 P.

M. Love feast next Wed nosdjiyevening. All se.tts (ma. RT MONOICS "HEALING SERA7ICES." RJr HP. M.nday, 227 Concord at; Tuesday, fiii3 llcdfoid av: "VW'tnGfday, 1.043 G.ttPS av; Thurpday.

157 Frinklin av; Fnd iy, nt Dr. IMouck's, 257 Adelphi st. Joim'xivia, 'ator worths," qio R. KENNION WILL PREACH 7 throuRhout this season at usual time and place. Urcvd, coffee and soap will bo diriponsed.

On 2'Jtti 1 P. th lifth annual ihank isivinu dinnor wi'I bo given to the hmnHrsa, friun and foodlt" by "Chriat's Cleft Miswion." in tho Roosevolt st. Ferry Houso. The press invited to bo prosont. TjAMMANUAL BAPTIST CHURCH, ST.

JL James place and Lafayette av Rov. John Hump stoiif, pintor, will preach to morrow in the chapel. Morn i'tu: forvico at Eveniuu sorvico at 7:30. Sunday Hfh ml at 2:0. All aro cordailly invited.

TJIRST IDENTITY CHURCH, 417 AT fi' huif ic nv. Morninc service, 10:30 A. M. Biblo class nni' school, 2:30 P. M.

prayer meeting Wednesday, I. M. Alt nro weleomo E7 1 RST PLACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL ft1 (JUUUOU on llMryst Uov. Wellosley W. RoivdM, I).

pustnr, will proaoh at 10:30 A. M. llnv. Simoni jmnc'n ntTV.W ovonniR. Oospm temperance meeting this (Saturd.iy) evoninji.

"BTURST BAPTIST CHURCH IN PIERIIE int st, corner of Clinton st Preaching to day by th islnr, Itov. J. )). Tlminns. D.

at 10:30 A. M. nni P. Id. Siibb.ith school and adult Biblo classes at 2:15 P.

M. All cordially invited. fTUUENDS' MEETING, CORNER LAFAY A cttc and Washington a vk To morrow, at 10:30 A. aud 7:30 P. M.

Prayor nteettnir. Sixth Day, 7:45 P. M. John T. Dorland and other ministers will Attend.

All aro cordially invited. "D7UR.HT REFORMED PRS15YTERIAN I1 CHURCH, Prospect place, botweon Fifth and Sixth svs Preacliing at 11 A. M. and 7:45 P. M.

by Rev. T. .1. McClelland, from Toronto. Sabbath sohool ot 10 A.

M. All ore oordially wolcomo. FOURTH ST. M. P.

CHURCH, E. corner of South Third St. Rov. J. J.

Whito, pastor, will proiieli Sunday night at 7 :30 on F.vacu.ition of Now York by British, Jess.uiB Suggested, Last Cattle of Revolution Fought by a Woniam TTmANKLIN AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The pulpit will bo occupied to morrow by For. O. S. Hegenmn, D.U. Sunday school at 2:30 P.

M. Prayer meetings Tuesday and Friday evenings. atSo'clock. StrnugcrB'cerdtslly invited. ILEET ST.

M. E. CHURCH, FLEET ST. near Fnlton Tho Rov. Joseph Pullman, paBtor, will pnvich to moiTow 10:30 A.

M. and 7.30 P.M. Sunday school at 2. Youne people's moL'tin 0:30. CIrhs mooting 9:30 A.

M. Scats froo. All are cordially welcome. iRANOIS MURPHY AT THE YORK ST. At.

E. CHURCH, cornor York and Gold at 'A o'clock Sunday P. will addrew Rrwt vciovtiviB, tb first of a Btiries of meotiniffl to bo held in tho church every nluht for ono wtok or inoro. At 7,30 P. M.

vili bpR'm the story of his lifo. GREENWOOD RAPTIST CHURCH, Fourth ar. and Fifteenth st. Dr. Lawson, pastor Services 10:30 A.

and 7:30 P. M. Bible echool 2:30 P. M. Young people's nieetin Monday night.

CIREENEAV. M.E. CHURCH PREACH inK to morrow by tho punter, Rrv. J. W.

Bamhart. at 10:30 A.M. and 7:30 P. M. Sabbsth school, 2:30 P.

M. Prayer Wednesday evening. All are invited all the services. GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Seventh av. and St.

Johns ploco Rev. J. R. Thompson, pa ttor. will proich at 10:30 A.

M. and 7:30 P.M. Evenimr tonic: "Jsusand the New Democ racies," Sunday school at 2:30 P. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8.

All nro most cordially invited. C1 OSPEL MEETINGS AT ROOMS OF FIRST WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION, corner of Fulton and Jay stB, Sunday evening, at 8 o'clock, led bv Mr, Clayton. Service of song at 7:30, conducted by Mr. W. Gaston; meetinna every evening and Monday 3 P.

M. temperance school Saturday, De combor 1, at 2 P. M. ANSON PLACE METHODIST EPISCO DAT fUTIIf'U T7n. Anlr Tt n.

tn will proach at 10:30 i 7:30. Come early. Sabbath school at 2:30. Young peoplo'b meeting ot 6:30. HANSON PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH Rev.

William F. Homy, of Elmira, will preach morning and evemng at 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.

Sabbath at 2:30. Yonnjj People's meeting Monday evening, covenant meeting Friday ovoning at 7 :45. HERKIMER ST. BAPTIST CHURCH corner Troy av Rev. John Evans, pastor will Preach, 10:30 A.

M. Subject, "Self Consecration;" 7:30 M. baptism of converts. Snnday school, 2:30. Sunday school prayor meeting 3:30.

Evory one wolcomo. EALING SERVICES, BY REV. DR. Monck (8 P. M.l Mondav.

227 Concord st: 5:1 av: Wfldnesdav. 1.043 Gitoa ar Tlmrsinv ir7 Fr.inkHn av: Fridav. at Dr. Monet's. 257 Adolnhi ml.

James v. "Hoal tho sick." HALL, JUNCTION FULTON st. and Flatbush av. Father Walsh, converted monk, prenches Sunday, at3P, on 'Papal Nuuoios and Inquisitions." Evening subject: "The Bible Its Use and Abuse," INDEPENDENT (FIRST) CATHOLIC CHURCH, Bridge st, uer Tillary Morning, 10:30, Father Walh unfolds the "Alabs Mystery." Afternoyn, 3, and ovoning, 7: f0. Ho preaches in Music Hull, ana concludes lectures there next Wednesday ovening on "Convent Life INDEPENDENT CATHOLIC HEAD QUARTERS, Everett Halt, 398 Fnlton st Bishop McNamara, Father and staff, to morrow, 3 o'clock and 7:30.

Jail testimonies, stirring discourses, Irish, German, French and F.nglish singing "Clergy, laity, Protestant. welcome. OHNSON STREET M. E. CHURCH Preaching by Rev.

B. F. Reeve. Snbjoct: 10:30, "Some Things Concerning Heaven:" 7:45, "Why Thank ful to God." Sunday school at 2 P. M.

All welcome, beat treo. I AFAYETTE CHURCH REV. DR. A Cuvler will uroach to morrow morning an ovoning. Saata hWangors.

EWTS AV. CONGREGATIONAL A CHUROH. corner Monroe st Preaching as usual to morrow by tho pastor. Rev. O.

W. Placlt. at 10:30 A.M. M. Strangoro invitod.

UTHERAN, ST. MATTHEW'S ENG firirnT Clinton and Ainitv sts. Hav. .1. minernian.

Dastor Services 10:30 A. M. nnd 7:30 P. M. Snbliatli school at 2:30 P.

M. Rev. 8. B. B.nmetz, of Des Mrnnes, Iowa, will preach in tbe morning and thepastorin tlie evoniiJg.

All are invited to attend. TIDDLI HAR 11 JL rion st noar Court Preaching by the pastor, Rov. William. It. ord, at 10:30 A.

M. and 7:30 t. M. Sabbath school ttt 'liltb. Divina Knrvir.o on 'I'lianksiriTitic Dav at 11 o'clock.

MARCY AV. BAPTlSTCHURCH, ON Morcy av. cornor of Monroe st. Uov. Atbort Hunt.

U. will preach in tho ruomingat 10:30, and in tho evening at.T:4S,. Seats all free. Sunday achool session at? ISS E. W.

GREENWOOD WILL AT nreacn at too MAYt LOVIBll ur rhmiiuuin CHURCH. st. nnsr Hirh. Kundav. at 7:45 P.

M. nl ntuVim. uV A .1. ttwvvw 6:30 P.M. All are invited.

Thn elaRRp.B comrjosinK the Central Gram mar School tendered a reception to their parents and frieuds in the auditorium of tho scnool, cornor oi uouri and Livingston streets, ycBtcrday afcrnoon. Mr. Droa Bor, of tho Board of Education, presided. A programme composed mainly of recltadonB and musical solectioM was well presented. TO OBSERVE THE HOLIDAY.

All tho prominent earpot dealers of this city liavo signified their determination to oloso their stores on Monday, in order to glvo tholt employes a holiday and in respect to tho proclamation regarding Evacuation day recontly Issued by Mayor Low. THE FOURTEENTH VETERANS. Thore will be a special meeting of tha War Yotorans' Association of tho Fourteenth Regiment this ovening at the rooms of tho Grand Army in the City Hall at 7 o'clock. Tho objcot of tho call of tho meoting is to malio arrangements for tho parado ou Evacuation doy. Colonel McLeor has agreed to lend tho association tho old batllo flags of the regiment.

Coirpr.AiNTS of lettcra being miscarried or delayed scorn to bo increasing. OvlMOIOH BROTHERS sent out this week invitations to all their customers for thoir but many of tho parties addressed failed to receive thoir notices, and it is to bo foiircd that a largo proportion of tho cards failod of reaching thoir destination. SeaJj Sacques, Dolmans, Paletots, Newmarkets and Fur Goods of a suporior grado and assortment in stock and to measure. Sonsiblo prices asked. James Augustus BnoDIE, No.

39 Maiden lone. Now York. In onnEB to afford tho business mon of Brooklyn an opportunity of vlowinii thoir now store and beautiful stock, Ovr.vaiox Bbotherh will koop open this ovoning until 10 o'clock, and will also open all day on Monday. Ladies wishing seal saequos redyed, lonelhened and linod, fur linod garments turned and repaired, can hare thoin done at low prices by applying to F. O.

LlNDKn, Fulton near Loosor's. Sealskin Gakments Newest styles London dressed skins, elegantly finished, lowest possible pricos. O. C. Rhavnk, iniinnfactiiror, 103 Princo Et, near Broadway, N.

Y. Bargains in Fur and Silk Lined Wraps. Art Goods A rare treat and loss of purchasing opportunity are neglocted when those interested in brie a brae articles fail to visit tho art rooms on tho baso ment floor of Wkousleb AnnAUAM. No Lonoeh a Question op Opinion. We guarantee Ackor'a Dyspopsla Tablets; tuoy never fail.

Sold at Douglass' Pharmacy, cornor Fulton and Pearl sts. We muan what wo say. No longer a question of opinion. Wo guarantee Ackor's Dyspepsia Tablets; they nover fail. Sold at Douglass' Pharmacy, oornor of Fulton aud Pearl sts.

We mean what we say. FuitNiTuriE roupholsterod and covered. First class work at low prices. An immense Btock of rich and low priced materials to select from. Estimates furnished.

W. A H. MUMFORD, Nos. 380 and 3(12 Fulton st, near Smith. Pahties desiring the Sunda Eaolb left at their residences can Bond thoir addresses to this office, ami they will bo given to tho carrier who servos tho EAULU their district BOKTWIOK TrTUS OnThurBday.Novomhor 22, 1H83.

at tho residence of tho brido'B mother, by tho Rev. Gotirge A. Gates, of Upper Montolair, N. Gkougf. Wallace BosrwuiK and Amklia May, tho only daughter of tho loto William W.

Titus. YJtN FISH EB Thursday ovening, Novombor2D, at tho residence of the bride, by Bor. George 15. Rood, WALTER Llovi) Bvit.v. son of Dr.

ill. L. Byrn, to Lottie E. FisnKtt, granddaughtor of Dr. J.

Van Noss, all of Brooklyn. HOADLEY LEWIS In Brooklyn. Novouiber 22, by the Rev. I. Simmons, PERCY L.

Hoadlf.y, of Holyoko, to Elizahetu, daughter of tho laleOaptain George T. J. Loivis, of Brooklyn. Springfield Republican and Holyoko Transcript, please copy. BOSS TUUNER At Brooklyn, on November 22, by Rov.

John C. Agor, Mr. John Kosk and Mine Alice Bkhtha TmtHiiR, of Ulaughton, Birkenhead, England, rlo cards. DIED. BYRNE On Thursday, November 22, at his parontB' residence, lllll Jay Btreet, Tommy, belovod son of Thomas and Hyrne, aged 5 yoars, 11 months and 15 days.

Interred nt Holy Croes Cemetery on Friday, 23rd inst. CORWIN On Friday, Novomhor 23, TUTKIM, Cor vvc in li tWU rht nf liR He'latives and friends of tho family aro invited to atienu llie lunorai, ironi 1.110 reiuoiicu ui uia u.ukiuui, Sarah A. Ackerman, 403 Tompkins av, Monday, rovem 1 P. M. JOHNSON On tho 23rd Sarah Jubb, wife of Oirdon Johnson, flgod 49 yoars.

Funeral to take placo from tho residence of the family. 1B1 Flallmsh av, near Fourth, Sunday, tho 25th, at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends aro requested to attond. KKNEALY On Friday, at 5 A. MARGARET Ken ealv, nKod yo.trs.

Rol. itives and iriends ana respeotfully invited to attend tho tuneral. from hor lato residence, 253 Adams st, at 2 P. M. on Suntluy.

LANE ln this city, on Wodnosday, November 21, Theodora Olivia, nifo of Charles B. Lane, in tho 32nd year of her ago. Funeral private. Interment at Greonfiold Oomotory, Hemptte.id, L. I.

I.owistouj papers please copy. MADDREN Of tubercular meningitis, Fridiy raornintt, Nov. Helv.s WoiiTH, youngest dtiughtor of Dr. William anil EloisoT. Maddren, aged 3 yoars, 1 month and 23 Frien Is and relatives are invited to attend the funeral services at 2 P.

Sunday tho 25lh, at Ho. 1 Hanson place, liitermout privato. MAHIUt At hor residence, 503 West Sixty first st. Now York City, Novomhor 25, ANNIE, daughter of tho lato John and Ann Maher. Relatives and friends of tho family aro respoctfullyinvitod to attend tlie funeral from her late r.

Bidenco, Sunday afternoon, November 25. Intorraont at Holy Gross Cemetery rbilbnsh. MEVER Ou Novomhor 22, AUGUSTS. MEYER, son of tho late Mary Jane and lato August F. Meyer, in tho 20th yeur 'it his ne.

The fmur will tako place from tho residence of his aunt, Mrs. C. A. IWigol, ISntlor st, on Snndav, at IP. Hoi vices at the Strong plaoo Baptist Church at half past one.

Relatives aud friends aro respectfully invited. MURPHY In Bio iklyn, Friday, November 23, MARY, wire of Alnrliy, iu the 31st year of hor age, nativo of Eniiisc.n thy, Wexford, Ireland. trom Icr lato resilience, PI Graham Bt, thince to St. Patrick's Church, Monday, 2(ilh at 0 o'olock M. in Flatbush.

BEY'JltAKT In Brooklyn, Novomber21, 1883, Sarah J. Be belovod daughtor of James and tho late Maiv A craft. Jieliil and trimids of tho family aro respectfully invited idteud tlie tiuieval from her Isle residouee, 110 Juhn st, ou I iy, 20'. at 2 o'clock. HUSSI On Friday, November 23, BlllDOKT Ttus FV.I.L, native of th Piirish of Dransau, County Tippcrary, lrelimd, 75 years.

Robitiv, and iri' ndsot the family are respectfully invited lo atli. nd Iho iiinoral from her lain residence, No. 513 llioksst, on the 2.ith inst. at2P. M.

Interment iu (einet. ry oi the Holy Cross, On Wednesdiiy. Novemlier 21, John AnxrlUR. Wicks, yeiincest son of Gilbert and Sarah Wicks, agod 7 years, 4 months and 15 days. FO It A I 3 .11 TiOH HAL10 JUSINfCS8 LOW A TOY 5 and st ilionory store, with good storago business; es tablish four ye.irs; sickness cause of teUiug.

in qui 11 l.ltil Fulton at. 171 0 II A 1 US I NESS A Fl HST GLASS me uculEet no to'vn s. itisfactory leasens given for Avut'y Clalfson Market, corner of Classou av. ami ill piace. f'fOll SALK J3USINESS A GROCERY btut' Uva i Rtunl ckhU trndo will hu tyi, VU owner Uavinj; business to utumil to.

Apply at No. i.1 Hiitit sst. is' IOIt SALK BUSINESS A FIRST CLASS jt sliop busiiiPHS, very elnv:) if flolJ nt nco; tn witl) st'jck Jinil liiture. j. Apply ni Bli tj 0.

C'flAAIUftllLALN, 71 lioorum pl.ico. Sickness till! t'HUSO, No IHflillt. 17H)ll SALE BUSINESS l'TNli CORNER Iitii't tt', Fulton no.ir ferry, will bo noUlnia Rri'At rim riii account of aiuknesa; (ithor oonmrs nmr City uml. Umvhoro. WILLIAM H.

CiKAOE, BiminoaB Exrhruw, irntT J.iy nnd WilluuBby Bts; opon Moiuiy. jlOH SALK BUSINESS FIRST CLASS bur ami hillinrd sahmn on londinir avenuo. una tames, aumo wancr to ciun ruom aixjyk; linn tixturos; iHo.ythinK first' clnss nnd in Rood order: five yern Jt'ni ue bolu ni ft bncriijce. Addm rUL TON, oilict. 1L jlOR SALE BUSINESS SPLENDID X1 'i nor store; londmjr st; nonr City Hull; ik.

Juttirt'fi, hurso, ivajjon, oto. storo, 25jr.4o; lr)if rout; iintj trvirfc; groat oppurttinity lor rigiit man. "WILLIAM H. (OtAOli, BiiflinoM Exchange, corner of Jay and WillmiKhby htB. Open (M'oninK.

fOR SALE BUSINESS $2,000 CASH will buy tlie stck, nnd oicliiai control of a rfecunitivu on BinadiVrty, nwir ueiith nt, Neir York; IIiir in nn opportunity worth looiciup after by a purty with Hiunll iuital; o.iny, smic, payini Imsitioss; will titiin.l thorough mvoatigitton; nrincipiU only need ap li iy. Aoarusa a. no. uoj Maaiuon at, Brooklyn. OR SALE FURNITURE HIFON nier.

made to order by Uohm r. cost 15. for 18: drossiiiK case, Bt $50, for $20; bun tuomo sholl mnrblo top Muie, cost lorain; iinva nanu.suino asia wort!) p.irlor suit in raw ailk. Hilling froutfl, trimmed nii)i phisli, ehnjr fr.nnes, cost $100, for $55; small brown rou miit. a vorv protty htiio unit, pieces.

At II. HVAMS'. 222 and 223 Myrtle av, corner Naryst. I ulso pay mure for furniture and carpet than anyouo in the city IMtTrt XT fc Kilbiirii folding buds, in first clusa condition, worth KH, will bo Bold for $fi5 oach; a folding bod willi dopk miittress, $0, worth $75; a Turkish suit covered in English jute. $75, worth ft parlorsuit in crimn.in plnnh.

pold trimmiug, in olegnnt order, $90, worth $200 a lino line of miai'its and seconnhand Viody Brussuls and tajiostry carpets will be sold at very low pricos; we pay fair nnro i tor lurnitnro, carpets, pianoa, pnintiiiRS, Ac. Address McMAHON, 301 Court 8t, cornor of ticher. inerliorn. ITIOR SALE FURNITURE FOLDING bod, from houso on St. Marks av, furnished but a yo.ir; every article modern, Btyliflh and of tho bosfc raate rinJ.

PAliLOKS Turkish parlor sutt upholstered in crimaon ilinir plimti, of tho nnont qiuihty, easy and luxurioun, dcHi'gnod op jci'illy: cost $300, $200; walnut suit, in mohair phmti; cost $150, $75; obony cabinet, goodaizo; coat $140, $S5. Oil AMBERS Hoautiful mahogany Buit, comnrisinK Kitinch drosser, with square swiuging mirror, beastoad, surin bod, hMr mattro35, etc. cost $250, lwo walnut upiwht Burr fohihiK bed, with mirror front, biir ma'tress and sprinjr; $150, $i0; walnut hntrack wim uug Kronch plato mirror, gilt pins, colored marble, etc. Cit $35. DiNINUROOiM Walnut set of dininK chairs in leather, (i Hide and 2 arm chairs; cr at $120, $65; Hqusre walnut ex tcuHiun Ublo; cost $70, $35; Jino wnlnutidoboard; cost $12 $110.

Can be seen at McMAHON'S, fi22 and H2i Fulton at. Our Htoeknnd prices will be found wotth tha attention of oloso btiyors, 5 Oil's ALE REAL ESTATE 400 ACRES 1 of cod land no ir Bay Shore. L. I. unco $17.50 per acre.

WYCKOKF 132 Flatbush av. JOR SALE REAL ESTATE SOUTH aido of Loutf Island, country seats aud villa Bitoson the bay, fannn and village property in villages botweon Babylon and Moriches. Apply to POTTER 4 PiUCE, Patohotfu, L. I. (iiOR SALE HOUSE SOUTH SIDE L.

I. Pretty cottage and two acres of land; dolfchtful location; line boating. fisliinK and bathing; liicli uround; fronts on wator; 182,750 and will leave $2,000 on mort KnKe. Address MONT AUK, Eaglo office. KKO.

EXCHANGE PATCHOGUE, L. cottnim and acres frontiiia on bay. bavinir a yatch l.in i iriK clioico location; prico S4.DIX): inll excliange for Browklj u'propi'rty, merchandise, horsos, wagons, pianoa, jcvelry or paintings. Address FARllAGfJT. Ewle office.

I7U)K, EXCHANGE DESIRABLE SUftl i nier reaidonce in BrtbyloD, L.I, Hvo minutes' walk frni a tvo story nnd attic bouse on lot 3.30x175 It; barn, carriage house and all out buildings Cora ploto: ovcrythtnjr in rit class order; rants well; will ox cii tnge tor house or lots in city, or sell for cash; a good chants tor invotment. For particulars, 4o, apply to Avonll A Bedford av. fOB A LE HO USE AT BAY RIDGE El ft fine residence with 10 lots of ground the houBu contains VA rooms, with all improvoments and in lirst class ndilion; situutod on the shore road, with fino viow of bay and city; has wntor front to bnlu head line; bathing house and ovory uonveninnco lor a com! irtablo home forry WkII st. in Hummer; price only or will exchango for city property. DANlKJj FlwtltY, real estate, 252 and 254 Omirt Mt.

(Open qyonings.) 7UK SALE FARM A DAIRY AND fi. stock fnrm: tho Wansor Farm, located at Green valo. nrar Ittiwlyn, L. about 2H miles from this city; contains ao ut 100 acres choice land, 10 acres fine chestnut, the iiiihuioe u(jder a hill statfl of cultivation and is one of the dairy tdrniR on L'inK Island; there is an apple orchard of aTOs, h'lico crafted fruit; also an abundance of pears. pOM etc.

The bnuse is a Rood, mibstantial iiiuna rooms, vi tirbt class order; mam HID Wilson houso, liUleot; carriage house, t'i0 Teot; ctin icn capacity UK) tons; grain cistern, ibK. rctock consists of about 20 lioad cattle, 6 horses, it ia. poiltry, crops now in bums: 1,000 bushels in, 20 acroi tfrain. 15 acres Corn fodder, 25 tons hay, 5t0 bii ju I tnrnipM. The s7lo ro.iwm f(jr parting with this or ir (ah is ueli known) is tha fact tnat my business rufjuires my wliile time.

Tlie farm is fully etjuippoj uiih ni'w and modern first class farm machinery, wagons, isd'ng only one year ago over $2,000, Will sell tha (Arm, stock and implements for $15,000, free and clear, on trms, or would exchange for city property, lots or in cash basis, Kpnculatora with raortgaKfd property nnod noL vrastn timu ctfllins Uer. Any one meaning bus inoMMwill be given pvery opportunity ta visit and inspect the property Address Box 6, Eagle oxhee. App at Vo latpaaa av, near oovvuiu. ANTED TO VENTILATE HAIR work, girls wors given ouv. uan an cna wook as "STTT ANTED IN A CONFECTIONERY TT ondtcooroam ealaon, a girl, vrith personal (not writton)'roferenoo oa to honesty, ability ond good cbarao toriTom last placo.

Inljuiro ttt 816 Pulton at. VST ANTED DRESSMAKERS Vy oughly oompetont hands on fine dreBaraakinit and oioaas. Aiuo nppreuuuiwi oloaks. Also apprentices ANTED LADIES TO LEARN TEL eeraphy. Also, White'B cbortband tongM day and evening: practice ODtaineu ior stuuenio roiorana oinceu.

UNION TELEGRAPH INSTRUCTION 30S Fulton rt. Brooklyn; a rorkroiv. a. t'onnoctoaDynnre. WANTED TO LEARN TELEGRAPHY, aovon moro ladieB; first class instruction special advantages not eliotrboro obtained; also, bookkeeping taught by experienced instructor, whoso former pupils ara rilling paying positions; private lessons; satisfaction, guar antoed.

250 St. Jamos place, near Fulton st. Cooks. Waslicrs and Irouors. WANTED A THOROUGHLY COMPE tent cook.

None but those understanding French cooking in all its brandies need apuly at 73 First plaoo Monday morning boforo 12 o'olook. ANTED AS A GOOD COOK, WASH or and ironor in a small family, a girl liberal wages will bo paid to ono who isoompctont and has first class references. Call at 601 Lincoln piaea. botweon Seventh and Eighth ANTED TO COOK, WASH AND imvK oir mnnt be a cood enolc and a first class Kin in OVUiy rw pul Win ajw loioieuwj uui; vuroo iu WANTED ONE AS A FIRST CLASS cook, waaher and ironer, tho other to do upstairs work and make herself generally useful, two good girls to go in the country. Apply at 199 Carlton av.

licncrai Itoumewom. "ANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE nrnrlc in a nmall famflv. a good Kirl. AddIt for three days at 289 Raymond st. near inrayouo av.

WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a small, private family, a neat girl; mast bo a good cook, wahor and iroaor. Apply at '25t Doan at. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a amall family, aiespoctable girl, must be a good cook, washor and ironer. Only those with best of roiorenceanocd apply at303 Flatbush ay, third flat. "IfXNTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work for a family of two and assist in tho care of children, a em art, willing girl; must be a good plain cook, washer and ironer and como well recommended! D03 Dean st, first flat.

Employment Atrencics. V1T ANTED SERVANTS MANAGED BY ladies Brooklyn Employment Bureau, 29Concordst, near Fulton, 3 blocks below City Hall, bank on corner many leapectAhle servants comehore who hmo noforboen atan office before situations ready in city or country. WANTED SERVANTS RO SE R'S reliable agencies, 85 nnd 87 Court st. Uptown brnnchS46 Fulton st, near Vnnderbilt av; reliable servants, all nationalities; employers supplied from both agencies; one month threo months $2. 00; no such inducements elsewhere; established 1S49.

WANTKD TIAM3S. ANTED TWO WAITTRS FOR AN oyster house. Apply at SLATER'S. 402 Fulton Bt. WANTED TO WORK IN A FACTORY, aatoatbny; wages iive dollars.

Addresa M. Box 6, Enelo office. WANTED AGENTS A RARE CHANCE for live men; only $15 capital required. Call at 54M Smith at, near So hornier horn. Something new for the nonaayBi ANTED A FIRST CLASS CARPET layer and also a first class collector; good refer ence is reqmreQ in Dotn cases, inquire at HAir 193 Grand Bt, E.

D. W7 ANTED TO SELL GOODS TO THE TT city trade, an energetic, intelligent man about 28 years of age, who has had some experience. Inquire at 9 A. M. at 101 Graham av.

ANTED IN A PUBLIC LIBRARY, A well crown boy of 1G or 17. who in noat in his appear ance and habits, who can writo a gond hand and who resides in Brooklyn with his parents. Address in handivrit ing of applicant LIBRARY, P. O. Box 50.

ANTED GENTLEMEN TO LEARN telegraphy: also White's shorthand taught day and evening: practice outainen lorstunenis in ceiegrann oracca. UNION TELEGRAPH INSTRUCTION 308 Fulton et, Brooklyn; 3 Park row, N. Y. Connected by wire. WANTKI WANTED SITUATION W1TH A FIRST class undertaker, by a lady.

Address MORGAN, Eagle office. Nurse and Seamstresses. WANTED SITUATION TO TAKE caroof a baby and assist in chamber work, by a competent nurse; witling and obliging; has ten years' refer once. Call for two days at 527 Henry at. CliamberiimidH and IV ni tresses.

WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM nerm.iid and boat references. Address C. Box 12, Eagle office. WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bennal'l and waitreJB or aa a good ccolr, by a respectable young colored girl has good city references, Call for two days at 26 Chapel place WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, by a respectable young girl; would do housework in a small privato family; will bo found willing and obliging. Please call for two days at 515 Herkimor at.

No postals. WANTED SITUATION TO DO UP stairs work by a respectable young colored girl; ia willing and obliging, Pieaso call for two days at 919 Atlantic av, top floor, front rooms WANTED SITUATION TO DO UP stairswork, or light housework in a small family, by a respectable American girl; is willing and obliging; has good city references. Call all week at 25 Schenok st, bet. Purk and Flushing avs. Cooks, duller and lronura.

WANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, washer and ironer in a small family, by a young woman; hflB five years1 city reference; will do general houBo work. Call for two days at No, 10 Lawrenoo st. Vli ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD i plain cook, washer and ironer, or to do housowork hy tho day, by a rannoctable young colored girl; has good city references. Cul or address for two days 159 West Twentieth st, New York WANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class cook, washer and ironer, by a rospectablo young woman; no objection to anypart of the country. Call at any time at 2(53 Bergen fit.

WANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A good cook, washer and in no, tho other as a chambermaid and waitress, by two rospectablo young girls; have good city references. Call for two days at 173 Sackott st. WANTED SlTUATIONS ONE AS A cook, washor and ironor, tbo other an chambermaid and waitress, by two young girls; would like to livo toother, if possible; good city reference. Ploaso call at 996 Atlantic av, near Grand. Housework.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, bv a cirl lately landed. Call or ad dresa 3G5 Dean et, present employer's. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a renpectable young Swedish girl or to go out ly the day to do washing and ironing. Please call for two days nt 97 Bergen st, back. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a roBpootnble young woman; no objection tho country; is a good plin cook, washer and ironer.

Call for two days at 195 Smith bt; no postals. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a private family, by a strong, young German girl; would work in" a restaurant; prefers sleeping at homo. Apply at 29 Wyckoff st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a repectnblo yonng girl; is 4 good plain cook, washer and iron willing and obliging, no postals answered. Please call iir two days, 375 Warren st.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN ral housework, bv a re bogc table woman, is a (rood plain cook, washor ana ironor; good home preferrod to high wages; has good city reference. Call all week at 15G Navy at, roar. ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE housework in a small familv. whore no other heln ia kept, liy a middle aged Protestnnt woman; can give god roierenci'B. umo t.

11. uui ANTED SITUATION TO DO ANY Irind of work in a mivatfl familv. bv a rosnecta bloyininggirl, only a Bhort tvmointhis country; has good reference frum tho only place where she has livod. Address No. Henry Kt.

Employment Agencies. WANTED SITUATIONS ANAGED by ladies Brooklyn Employment Bureau, 29 Concord near Fulton, 2 blocks from the bridge. Servants of all nationalities. We do not promise perfection but try toseloctroliable help. N.

B. Wetniirnes. WATVffKn SITIJATBOIVS WANTED SITUATION TO WORK AT anything, by a willing Swede. 21 years of age. Ad dross Y.

LAWSON, corne. of Fourteenth st. and Hamilton nv. WANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG man. willing to do anything; understands tho care of horses; his the best of reference from hut omployor.

Address 62 Henry et. ANTED SITUATIONS MAN AS A hiitler. tvifo to conk or da trnnernl housework, br a man and wife city or country ii class reference. Please call on or address C. 243 PoaxJ st.

WANTEI) SITUATI6N T0 DRIVE A dgcter'B wagon or make himself generally useful, by a oolorrfd lad. For reference call at preson employer's. 1H Aooipni st, near wiuougnuy ajr ANTED SITUATION AS A PORTER in a store, or watchman, or any kind of manual la bor, by a respectable mnrried man; orwuuldact as janitor of a building; best of references. Fleaao address W. Box 11, Eagle office.

ANTED SITU A TION AS A THOR ouch accountant, bv an intollicent. aclivo man. 33 years old; willing to make himself generally usoful; employment at a moderate salary. Address M. O.

10 Smith st. WATVXKD WANTED DRESSMAKING A DRESS maker wiehos to go out after 5 o'clock to fit and prepare work. AddreBa M. F. ANNAN, 90 Middagh t.

vv 7 ANTED COMPANION A YOUNG lady would like a DosKion to read or writo for a ean or writo for Please address L. laoy or invaiia aunng pan 01 tno aay, Box 18. Eagle office. WANTED PUPILS A LADYOF LUNG experience in teaching wbbes a few moro pupils, beginners or advanced," for the piano; lessons given at the residence of tlio pupil or her own. For terms, address IMPROVEMENT, Eagle office.

ANTED TEACHER GENTLEMAN teacher to teach a boy of 15 the English branches from 6 to 8 overy evening; resides near First place and Clinton st. Addros with terms and references, THOROUGH ENGLISH, Eaglo office. WAIVTEO WASM1IV, AC WANTED WASHING AND IRONING, by a respectable competent woman, to go out by the dny or take it home. Apply at No 38i DeKalb av, near Steuben si. 7ANTED WASHING AND IRONING, atherhvime.

ot would go out by tho day, by a respectable colored woman; can gio go'vi references. Mrs. JOHNSON, 176 Raymond st. near DeKalb av, third floor. ANTED WASHING BY A RESPEC table woman, who would go out tor a fow days in the first part of tho week.

Call at 476 Clermont nv up two lugDts, runt room 7 ANTED WASHING AND IRONING, to take home by the week or tiay, by a respectable young colored woman; ia a good washer and ironer; has good city references. Call on Monday and Tnesday at G01 Dean st. Miss ORKAMKR, VTANTED WASHING AND IRONING, by a young girl would go out two daya in the week or tnke families' and gentlemen's washing by the dozen is a lirst class laundress and had lirst class reference, Please call at or addross 642 Classou av. WANTED WASHING A RESPECTA ble woman wants an engagement for Monday and Tuesday; is a lirst class washer and a No. 1 ironer; om rive good reference.

Call for one week at 218 Jay st, in basement, near Concord. "57 A NTED WORK BY A RESPECT A ble woman is a good laundress: would like to go cut on first two days of tho week; willing to do house leaning or family work by the wnek or dozen at reasonable price. Call or addressaU week 1,039 Pacific st, top floor, back rooms. VS7 ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA blecolorad woman; washing and ironing by the month, dozen or week; would clean office or stores; can give reference. Call at 359 Fultuu at, ovor ctore, third floor.

Mrs. GARDINER. AOTED WORK BY A RESPECTA ble young woman, ig and ironing, to go out by the day or tike homo, or will do housecloauing: has gftod cU Tefewm ea. CU for two days at 441 Flatbush nenr Park place, second floor. WANTED USE TO BUY A SMALL house in good neighborhood, between St.

Folix st, Tompkins, Fulton and Myrtle av: must have all imnrove ments; possession not reouired before Mayl; please give price, ligation. Address Box 20, igle office. ANTED HOUSES PARTIES WISH ing to sell th tir property will do well to call upon tts, aa we have a number of applicant a waiting for cheap hou 03; also, those desir ng to uml thfir property. DE NIKE Real Eatate Brokera. 597 Prtlton st.

WANTED HOUSE BY A RELIABLE tenant, containing 11 rwros, with modern improve menta, for eighteen raontna. with privilege of longer laite; immediately. ettte loo it ion, ale) tfrma. which most be moderate. Address x4, Eagle office.

WANTED HOUSE A LARGE "H()USlE suitable for a Drivate famiiv: would nrefer tho vicinity of St. Mark's av; party ownine snoh place who would like to lease tho oronorty for three or five vears may bays tae ODDortunity giving location and addressing ST. MAS lis, Post Office ox Ho. 411, How Vork Port Offlco. For late TelegTams in tho Two or Four O'clock Edition See Fourth Pago.

EAGLE OFFICE, NOVEMBER SH, 1883. MONEY MARKET. Tlie Discarded Trade JDoIlar. Tho Coin Again Advancing in Market Value, Stocks Irregular. Wali, Street, November 21.

Within few days thero has boon good demand for the trade dollars, which wero being bought by siieculators and shipped to Philadelphia for temporary storago, and this Inquiry has resulted in an ad vauco in tho market prico to about 89 ceutc each. Tho supply scorns to como from those speculators who, a few months ago, bought tip the coin nflor it was so generally refused by tradesmen, and they aro now realizing a vory fair profit by its nalo. It is intimated aa a rcaaou for this renewed demand for tho trades that iho Director of tho mini will, in hla annual report to tho Secretary of tho Treasury, recommend that Congress pass a law providing for tha redemption of this trade dollor with standard. Thoro may bo no foundation for this statement as to tho Intention of the Diioolor of the Mint, but from tho toot that tho coins aro being shipped to Philadelphia inatoad of being hold horo or Hout to any otiior point, it is bo llevcd thai tho rumor has somo good foundation. There are no trades now in circulation, but if iu roiipoiise to tho demand tho price fihcmld nso to a poiuft ncas tlio par value, duibtlrsn an effort would bo nim to get thorn into public line, if not iu tho principal cities, at loaiit in comparatively remoto scotious of tho country.

Tho Stock and other exchanges will be closed on Monday, but, as it is not a legal holiday, tho banks and public offices will be open as usual. Stocks opened steady compared with tho closo of yoa torday, but free sales of Canadian I'aciiic and tho south westonis made irregular in tho early trade Thero was a rocovery about 11 o'clock, after which until 11:30 the tono was gouerally steady, although tb.8 markot was dull. Toward noon tho speculation booamo moro active and prices inclined downward. Stoclt Exxliunuo KsUcH Fivt (lnivrl. New Your, Novomb.ir 24.

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NovKMun 21. Bid Asked. Brooklyn, Ftatbuah and O. r. It.

It Ditt int lllortK.iKe bonds Ditto, 2nd muitKHKO lioiidH Brooklyn City Railroad AtlsntioavBotin Hailroad Crosst ow itatl road Coney Island and Brooklyn Horse Broadway llailroad HiiNhwlok svonue llailroad 20 "2 223 102 ioi 215 105 92 I 67 221 100 1.15 99 210 155 B. C. Huwtmtn It. It. Co.iDeKalb av) Ditto, 1st morlgaao bonds Grand street and Non town llailroad Citizens' Oas Oo Citizens' Go.

Oo. bonds Pocpte'sdos Oo People's as Oo. 7 per cont. bonds People's UaaOo. fl percent, bonds Brooklyn Cns Co Nsnnau (las Co Nassau Gas Co.

certificates WilUsmsliurKh (las Co Willmmsburjili Ua Oo. bonds Metropolitan Go" Co Fulton Mnnioipal Oas Oo Fulum Muniolual Gaa Co. bonds Brooklyn Bank City Bank Nassaj Bank Fulton Bank Commercial Bank First National Bank Mechanics' Bank Atlantic Statu lisnk Lung Island Bank Mawufacturevs' liank 7 percent, bonds, 1883 to 1885 Iporcont. Bridxo bonds, 1915 7 per cont. Water bonds, 1903 to 1910 7peroont.

Park bonds, 1914 to 1924. tpor oent. Wator bonds. 1899 to 1U09 6j)oroot. rnrk boinla.

19UUtorJ21 KiiiKsOj. Gporoont. bonds, IHHli KinKHtJu. 7iioroont. bontlu, Brtkiklyn Tru3t Co Union Forry Co Acrviotn; of Mtifiio Jtfclmnica' tnflurftneo Co WilliRiusourcli IiiBuranco Co NneKvi Montnuk insurance Oo.

KinKftConnly Insurivnea Co Brooklyn Insurinco Oo ItfnyoHoIrifl.iran.ee Oo JjOtiKlHlnnd JriHtiranco Oo Fintnirtii'fl Trunt Inmiranco Oo Pticunix Iii.nir.inco Co Brooklyn CitySafo Dopanit Oo Ij tiiK iMlninl Hafo Doponit (In fltttbuili Wator Works bond. 90 101) 1)5 85 107 78 107 95 125 75 8(1 105 104 90 110 104 128 200 200 IS 120 250 212 175 115 135 10J HI 140 143 118 1115 100 112 200 155 130 135 205 HO 103 210 170 96 1)2 7 5 142 110 75 88 110 80 110 107 92 115 108 135 215 10T li5 ii'o 139 132 107 US 205 ISO 135 140 112 220 176 ioa no 80 145 115 SO 102 A HEBREW REVIV.U.. Lecture by ltov. K. Iu lie (It ICloblin Temple.

At Beth Elohiiii Tomple, on Konp Btreet, of which Dr. L. Wintnor is pastor, it has heretofore been, cimtouiary to havo services every Friday ovoning st sunset, but tho attendance having lattorly fallen oil, the fact ia supposed to bo owing to tho Incouvonlenoo of the hour. To aooommodate tho religiously disposed tho time haa therefore been changed from 0 to 7:30 o'clock In tho evening. An interesting feature of the services last evening wa what might bo called a revival sormon by Rev.

E. Holff, tho subject of which was the growing Indlllorenco of the people to tho observance of the Sabbath and to religious obligations generally. The Sabbath he apoke of as a bride whosu coming was awaited by the people in tho Iiouho of God on Friday evening with Joyful expectation. Tho word for bride, ho said, was in all language one of pleasant aud beautiful associations. There was a fascination, a poetical halo, about the flg uro which tho word expressed.

"Who Is she that look cth forth as tho morning, fair as tha moon, clear as tho sun 1" etc. (Solomon's Song, In such terms an ancient poet had described the rapturo and ecstasy of tho bridegroom at tho approach of the brido, Whafc was now meant was tho "Sabbath brido," in th Middle Ages, when the Jews were bereft of their political and social rights, having no opportunity to earn their livelihood except in particular kinds of industry; which compelled them to bu abxeut from their Ifoiiics all the woek, it was very natural for them ufter aix day of bard work in the villages and towns to lung for tha hour which brought them rest and recreation, aud not only these, but tlio affection aud love which was denied them in the outside world. On Friday afternoon the Hebrew prepared for the Sabbath, lie wont to th synagogue, which was filled with worshipers at sunset, to welcome the coining Sabbath us a boioved brido. In doing so, he Bhouk off the dust of toll with tho fetters of social and political degradation and misory. In theso days of realtstic tendencies tho circuuistaucea wero i tianged.

Thlnga bad assumed quite a different ebap and had affected religious life. It was useless to de tho present stato of affairs, hut people could not shut their eyes to the facts. In tills prosaic age. tho majority were devoid of pootic idcaB about the Sabbath brido, especially in this country. A great majority of the Israelites of the present day knew nothing of tha Sabbath bride.

Porhaya the bride was too old for them and did not wear bangles, ond therefore thry did not receive br. Olhara again, it seemed, did not like to. receive her in a businwH suit breach of etiuuette. In other words, they had no time to prepare for the Sabbath bride houce the smalt atjendanco in the all over thsoiiutrr. The effort was "Ki' to revive religious fooling, and all who b.d the interests of Judaism at heart were called upor to lake pari in the undertaking which, small at tho be.

liiiiuing, would soon expand. In cloning, Hnlu promised somo Instructive dls. courses for the Friday evening meetings among othet tilings, a dlscimloii on Sir Mokcs JliuuolUire. The choral service wai performed by Mr. (lcorg IVcckes touor; Mr.

William Weiss barltono; MM Mitchell, soprano, aud Miss O'Duuucli, contralto. THE TKKATMK.VT OF DIIHU A.YIJ1AIH. Rot. John W. Malcolm, pastor of tho Path Congregational Church, will preach at the morutug sorvlces to morrow on tho snbjoct, "Is tho World Growing Worse, as Seen In Our Treatment of Dumb Animals 7" Th ciarnyraon kxt ipant soma timo tn oot, looting facts for lit dlaoourat and dosiren Jarjrs u.

cnoney. ABoemDiy ana aunaay acnooi at a c. m. "VTOSTRAND AV. METHODIST EPISCO 1 tiir nunnnn "Dno ninM IT.

Reed, paator To morrow, at 10:30 A. M.f preaching by. (no 1U1V, UT, 11 V. XlUrriO, XltUlup Ul LUt ihowiuuidii Eplsoopol Church. At 7:30 P.

sermon by tho pastor. Subject, "Tho Conversion of Saul of Tarsua." Tho first of a aeries of six to bo addressed to young people. Sabbath school 2:80 P. M. Thanksgiving day Bormon by pastor at 11 A.

01 "PACIFIC ST. M. E. OHUROH, CORNER JL Clinton and Paclfioats, Rov. T.

Stephenson, paator Reaching at 10:30 A. M. and 4 P. M. Afternoon oormon by Kov.

Duncan MoGregor. PURITAN CHURCH, CONGREGATION ol, Latayottb and Maroy ava Soryioos ot 10:80 A. M. and 7.30 P. M.

Preaohlng by tho paator, Roy. Edward P. Ingersoll, D. D. Sunday Bohool and adult Biblo class at r.

M. grayer mooting rnony ovquhih. PARK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Sutth av, cornor of Hovonth at Preaohlng by tho pastor, Roy. John W. Molcolm, at 10:30 A.

M. Butyoct: "I tho World Grovfing Worse In Treatment of Dumb and at Subject: "Out Relations to Children." "DEFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF XV THE RECONCILIATION, Nostrand av. and Jefferson at. Services 10:30 A. SI.

and 7:30 P. M. Sunday ecaoo! a P. M. Tliamcsiflving aay, proaouina; av Prayer meeting Friday ovening at 8 o'clock.

"DEFORMED CHUROH ON THE ffi HEIfiHTS, Piorrepontat, near Monroe plaoo Rov. Alfred J. Hntton. pastor, will preach in this church to morrow (Sunday) mnminir and ovoning. Servicos 00m mencoatll A.

M. M. REV. DR. MONCK'S HEALING SER vices," (8 P.

Monday, 227 Oonoord tt: Tuesday, 653 Bedford av: Wodnosday, 1.0M Thnra dsyi 167 KranWin av: Friday, ot Dr. MONCK'S, i57 Adelphi st. Acts 12, "And the disoase3 departed." REFORMED (FIRST) CATHOLIC CHURCH OF BROOKLYN. Central Hal), Fulton ativoen Hudson av. and Navy st Rev.

James F. Mc Namoo, pastor, will preach to morrow evening, 7. Subject; "The Doath Knellof tho Irish Nation Soon tone Hoard no Moro. Boln, 'Tlie Old Family Bible, br Professor Truax, Rav. Thomas Mitchell will conduct tno Bible lesson at 3 P.

M. Coroo early andS6auresoat8. IXTHTv7BAPTIST OHUllCH, CORNER of Lincoln placo PreaohinK by the poster, Rev. R. B.

Kolsay, D.D., ot 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P.M. Sunday sehoel at 2:50. A cordial welcome to all.

SANDS ST. METHODIST EPISCOPAL OHURCH Tho pastor, Rov. L. R. Streeter.

will preach at 10:30 and 7:30. ThanVBiivinit sormon in tho evening. Siuidny school at 9 and 2:30. Prsyor meoling conducted bv tho Young People's Association at Mransrors welcome. "cStTmmerfield mission, park AV 7 between Spenror and Walworth sts Rovivnl services on Sunday, Novomber25, conducted by Brother Price and others.

Services at 10:30 A. 3:30 P. M. and 7:30 oveninir. A cordial invitation to all that can oemo.

Rev. flatts, pastor, ST. LUKE'S, CLINTON AV HOLY fJOM munion, 8. Mornlnp: servico, 10:30. Holy baptism arid public catechising, 3:30.

Evoning sorvioo, 7:30. Tlio roctor preach morning and evening. Thanksgiving day servico, 11 A. M. Tho Rev.

Mr. Van Do Wator will pre sen on IMPSON METHODIST EPISCOPAL OHUROH, oornor Clermont and Willoughby ava Preaohing to morrow at 10:31) A.M. ond 7:30 P. P. M.

SERVICES OF HEALING; "LAY Hands on the Sick," Mark xvl. Monday, 8 P. 227 Concord st; Tnesday, 053 Bedford av: Wednesday, 1,043 ites av: Thursday, 157 Franklin av; Friday, at Dr. Monck's, 257 Adelphi st. SUMMERFIELD CHURCH, WASHING ton av, oornor of Greene, Rev.

W. Ii. Phillips, pas. tor Preaching at 10:30 A. M.

by tho Rev. Emory J. Haynos. In tho evening at 7:30, temperance sormon by the pastor before Amulet Lodge of Good Templars. Subjeot: "Whnt Shall Wo Do." Sunday school at 2:30 P.

M. Young people's prayer meeting at 7. Thanksgiving service Thursnav, 29, 11 A. M. Sermon by tho Rev.

Honry Baker, of Simpson M. E. Church, STRONG PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH, oornor Dogrow st Tho pastor, Rev. F. H.

Kerfoot, D. will preach Sunday morninir at 10:30 and ovoning at 7:30. Young people's moeting Tuesday ovening at H. Prayer and praiso meoting at Carroll Park Chapol Tuesday ovening at 8, Montlily covenant meoting Friday evening nt 7:45. Thanksgiving services will be held in the church Thursday morning at 11 o'olook, Tabernacle Baptist Ohuroh will unito.

Rov. F. H. Korfbot will preach tho sermon. All aro very oordially invited, SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHUROH.

corner Court nnd President stB Services morningand eveninc. 10::0 nnd 7:30. Preaching by the nnftor. In tho evening the pastir, Rov. Albert J.

Lyman, will deliver the fourth of a eeriea of sermona on the life of our Lord: Jesus' Entrance upon His Miniatry." Next Thursday, Novomhor 20, ThnnlCfRivin dny, nnion services comprising the WoBtminster Presbyterian and tha South Oowrrepa tional Church, willhe held at eleven o'olock in the South Congregational Church. Rev. J. M. Ludlow, D.

and Rev. A. Lyman, pastors of the respective churches, will conduct the aerrice. TOMPKINS AV. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, (Tompkins nv.

near Fulton at) Preaching bv the pastor. Rev. Geo. V. Pentecost, at 10:,10 A.

M. P. with special service of Bonp in the evening, conducted by Mr. Goo, Stebbina. Strangers are cordially invitod to attend.

WELFTH ST. REFORMED CHURCH JL Dotwcon ornrn ana ma ava. 1 no pasHir, iwv. u. Guliok.

will preach morning and ovoninu; subject fnr evening. "What think yo nf OhriatT "WhnsoSon is Ho?" Ser vicea 10:30 A.M nnd 7 :30 P.M. Btrangore are cordially wnlcome, TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Clinton Bt, comer of Third place, Frank Rogers Morse, D. pastor Morning, 10:30, subject: "Botweon Two Sharp Rocks." Kvoning. 7:30: "Tho Adjuncts of 8 ilva tion." Prayer meeting Tnesday ovening.

Covenant mooting Friday evening. All cordially invitod. TWO SERMONS ON "CHRISTIANITY What it is not, and What it is." These sermons will bodolivorod in ST. PETER'S OHUROH, State St. on Sunday nights, November 25 and Decemlior 2, after ovon Bong at 7:30.

November 25, "What Christianity is not." Tho Rov. W. H. Simonson, formerly Methodist minister, will preach in the morning, 10j3fl! UnToto'ngregational church, Stnto st noar Hoyt Rov. N.

Everott Smith. D.D., aster; preaching to morrow, nt 10:30 A. M. aud 7:30 P. I.

Sunday soaool at 2:30 P. M. All aro oordially invited to attend. nNITY CHAPEL. CLASSON AV, NEAR LeiTerta place Harvest Homo festival service at 11 Carols bv tho children.

Tho ordinary Sunday Hohooj Hervice will he omitted. Address by tho p. iator, Rov. S.H.Camp. All arc cordially invited.

ASHINGTON ST. M. E. CHURCH, nearTill. iry.

Rov. C. Williams, pastor Morn ing subject: "Osily Bread." Evening subject: Contentment." Sells free. Strangers wolcomo. Westminster pres byterian CHURCH, corner First plico and Clinton st Services conducted by Rev.

J. M. Ludlow, pastor, at 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P.

M. SERVICES," BY Rnv. Dr. Monck: Monday, 227 Concord st; Tuesday, Orv.Ulodf'.rd av; Wodnosdny. 1,013 t5atesav; Thursday, 157 Franklin av; Friday, at Dr.

Monok's, 257 Adolphi st. Mark "If thou canst bohove," etc. fcTOS7HAT IT IS NOT" AT ST. PETERS P. K.

Church, Stnto st, nenr Rond Suniay ovenimr, 7:30, Rov, C. A. Tibbnb will preach: st venth Bermon on live topics; subject, ChristianityNVhat it is Not. You and your family aro urgently invitod to attend all soata freo. ASHINGTON AV.

BAPTIST CHURCH oornor WflHhintrton and Galea aval. Rov. Emory tt. navnpH, pastor rruuuii i uk Liy iuarruvt m. iiufl.

in. u.v Rov. V. L. Phillips, of Summnrfiold M.

E. Church, P.M. by the pastor. Subject: "A Man's Gravest Ollonse." Sabbath school P. M.

Strangers welcomed. TKIPERAXCK. HAPLAIN C. C. MO CAEE WILL flnenk on "Temperanco," under tho nuspices ot tho FIRST WOMAN'S OHHlJSTIAlM TEMPERANCE UNION, at SUMMJiRFlEJ.D K.

CHUROH, our. Wash itiKton nnd lireeno MONDAY EVENING. Decembur 3. Tho invitation to tho publio is general and cardial. 1 FRANCIS MURPHY LAST NIGHT AT 1 HANSON PLACE CHURCH, comer St.

Folix st. this (Saturday) ovonmg Francis Murphy will cIoko his meetings at Hnnson Plice Church. Cdino e.irly in order to so curo a gi.o I noat. Everyboily welcome. Mv.

Murphy will lii'Rtn a week of Gospel Temperance moetines ut Yorkst. Church, Rov. Duncan Mc(iroKor, pastor, 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon and 8 o'clock. Sunday ovening, and every night during the week. mHE MEMBERS OP BRANCH 4, ST.

JL PATRICK'S ALLIANCE, are requested to meet at 60 Court st, SUNDAY, November J5. nt '2 o'cl k. JOHN KELLY, President. John J. Rociie, Secretary.

A LL VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN war aro invited to join in tho porado on Monday next. Ansemble at Thirty eighth stand 1'ilth avU o'clock sharp. Badges and gloves fnrnlihed. FRANCIS 1. CLARK.

Marshal. OT. PATRICK'S ALLIANCE OF AMER lO IOA, BRANCH No. 1 Brothers: You aro roqnorit oi tontteno: a racial meetin(rto bo held at No. 50 COURT ST, on SU.VOAV, Novtmibor 25, at 2 o'clock, to' majcu ar r.TUKomenta for the parado on Monday.

By order of the Council. F. ROPER, Prosideut. ST. PATRICK'S ALLIANCE OF AMER ica, Kinss County, District No.

1. Branch No. 21 Brothers: A general meotinir will bo'heli at 50 Court Rt. on TO MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON at ii o'clock shnrp to mnko finnl airangemonifl for celebrating Evacuation dny by a general parade in Now York. By order of JOHN CONN ELL, Preaidont.

M. Faiuiell, Recording Secretary. BRANCH 10, SAINT PATRICK'S ALLIANCE OF AMERICA Brothers: Yon aro earnestly requested to attond the general meotinc tho organization, to bo held at 50 Crmrt on SUNDAY, No ut 2 P. aliarp. Lot every member of the branch attend.

M. A. HART, Preaident. A. Branegan', Recor ling Secretary.

QTrPATRTClS ALLIANCE OF AMERCE ICA, KINGS COUNTY, DISTRICT NO. 2, BRANCH NO 1) Brethren: You aro retpaostyd to attend a KcueratoieotHiR (n Next SUNDAY, ftt 2 o'clock sharp, at 60 CotnT st, to make arranco nenta to turn out on Mt.nday, Evncuatinday. JOHN J. NOLAN, President. Pathick Dompht, Secretary.

BLACK HAWK TRIBE, NO. 18, IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN Brothers; You are heniby notified to be at tho Wigwam. Fulton at, on 'MONDAY morning, November 20, at 7 o'olock, fur tho parade, or at VJd Broadway, Now York, at HrUO A. sharp. ABEL KRUM, Sachem.

G. T. TYILLIAMS, of R. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, 50 COURT ST St. Patrick's AlM mce of America, Kinga County, District Nj.

2 A 11 mtunb'jn of tho above named organization are requested to attend a general mooting on SUNDAY, '25th, at 2 P. M. aliurp, at GO Court nt, to make final arrangements for celebrating Evacuation dny by a gener pnrado in Nuw York. Duo notico ato where wo assemble in a body will npppoar xn Now York Star on Monday morning. By order of TERENCE ROPER, President.

Patbiok Mawn, Recording Secretary. FOU SAI.K PIAXOS. T7K IOR SALE PIANO UPRIGHT PIANO, only used a short timo; au improvements. liua i i nt anu no uourr st. IflOR SALE PIANO 550 SQUARE PI ano, in good order.

ANDERSON A 2S8 Fulton st. Open oveningg. Notice shrn No. 21)3. OR SALE PIANOS LARGEST STOCK of CTmid.

nnriirhi1. and soaaro nianos in tho city: cash and easy monthly payments. ANDERSON 298 Fulton at. Open evenings. Notice sign No.

298. "171 OR A LE PI iNO SI 00, UPRIGHT i' all improvements, good as neiv. Call at ANDERSON A 298 Fulton st. Opon evenings. Notice sign No.

233. FOR SALE PIANOS CHICKERING, Stoinway and Decker Bros. Second hand pianos in good condition at low price for oobU. F. CHANDLER, 172 Montague at.

FOR SALE PIANO ABY GRAND Hnrdman new acale. cash or monthly payments. ANDERSON A 298 Fulton at. Opon ovemngs. Notico sign No.

29. IOR SALE ORGAN MASON A HAM LIN, in Al order; 2 banks, 12 stop, 2 oct. foot pedals; will be snld at an immense aacritice; this is the big Sj.st bargrin in tho city to dny; come and see it. Try it at UNOK BENEDICT'S, Weber agents, AC Court at. "jnORSALEIANOS SQUARE PIANOS, Steinway A Son and a Kranich A Bach, at genuino bargains: sweet toned and all improvements.

GOETZ bn S3 Court st. TjlOR SALE PIANOS .125, BEAUTI ful Hallet Daris rosewood pianoforte, overstrung bass, all improvements; elegant organ, only 950; pianos and organs i ontod $2 upwnrd. Please call and examine. BIDDLE'S rianofnrte Warerooms, 557 Fulton at. IORSALE PIANOS ORGANS $5, $10, $15, monthly, bnys elegnnt, now inatrtiraenta, fully warranted.

$50 upward the place for bargains ia PHELPS SON'S Warerooms (opon evenings), 323 TVaahington at, neitPostOffico. IOR SALE PIANOS AND ORGANS Large assortment, elegant dtyles, suitable for Holiday rosents. New pian 10 monthly until paid: organs. 5. Second hand pianos at great bargains.

HORACE WATERS 124 Fifth av, near Eighteenth st. Now York. JJIOR SALE PIANOS SPLENDID jD Weber piano at a (sacrifice, inst as nice as now, carved legs, all improvements: beautiful Wheelock piano, just a little used, at $100. reduction; also, fine rosewood piano, 7 octavos, $l'2a. These are genuine bargains.

Upright and square pianos to rent low organs to rent or for sale upon the easiest payments. Recollect that my prices are lower and terms of payment easier than any other houao in tho city. ALPHONZO SMITH, 535 Fulton at, opposite Elm place. LOST AND FOUND. JOST A SMALL BLACK DOG, WHITE A lore feet, atump tail: name Toodlus.

Return to T. RIGHT, 12a Sixth E. and receive reward. LOSfr OR STOLEN FROM 393 GRAND av, a rod Irish setter PUP. A liberal reward will bo paui for his return to the above address and no questions askocL LOST ON THURSDAY EVENING, A Scutch terrier DOG.

Answers to the name of Pin oher. A suitable rewalH will be given if returned to 118 Hancock Bt. CLA1HVOVANTS. A HER PARLORS, 40 UNIVERSITY place, near Eleventh 8t, between Broadway and Firth av. New York.

Mm. Dr. HALL, the cojpb rated buai nessclajrvoyautandastrologist, can read past, p. usentand fa turn thrauffh her wonderful Eifvtitian mairic mirror: re moves evil intlueuces and family estrangoments, unites tha separated and causes epaady mart lages; locitfli diseases is also a paimisv, Atso gives names anu snuws picturo nf fnturit fnr ftl. CniUvuLtatiim hv mail on tPMint of $1, lock of hair, full name and date of birth.

oglo offloo. WANTED KOOIHS. WANTED BOOMS TWO UNFURN iahod rooms in a niOo respoctabie house, by a lady yfhois emplojod darins the day. Address U. Easlo offloo.

WANTEP BOOiTlS FMtlHSHEl). ANTED ROOM FURNISHED BY young tEontloman. alarea handsomolyf arnia hod room, without board, convenient to Fulton or wall at. ferry. Stato terms, inolndins gas and heat.

Address AMER 1QAN, Box SaglB offlco. WANTED UEAIj ESTATE. ANTED KEAL ESTATE IMMEDI al I 1 nVltm property, a nice placo of 10 acres near Stamford, value not ovor $4,000. JAMES A. FISHER, 1.415 Fulton at.

WANTED OT ISC I I A 1 EO IIS. WANTED OFFICE A PHYSI I A wants an office in Henry or Clinton st. Address DRUG STORE, 04 Columbia bU ANTED CEMETERY LOT GREEN wohd Cemetery lot in tha old art. if nopaibie: giva full description with cash prico, Addresa BALTIC, Box 4, Eagle offioe, ANTED FURNITURE, ETC. SEC ond hand furnitaro and carpets Parties dosiring to dispose of same will receive the highest cash price by calling on MAGUIRE, 1C0 Myrtle at.

Noto horseshoe over the door. WANTED 10000 WORTH OF LA dies', gonts and children's cast off clothing, for which I will iy more than any other dealer on earth; all orders at private residences promptly attended to. M. MAWN, 4fJo Hudson av, one door from Fulton Bt ANTED FURNITURE, ETC. SEC ond hand furniture, eiirnnts.

man or. mirrors, nalntr ings, in large or small quantities, for which I will pay a full, fair value in cash. Address T. BLAND, No. 158 Myrtle av.

ANTED BUSINESS TO PLUMBERS, stoam, gas and stove dealers: Tho advertiser, a competent mechanic, wants to buy a good located and woll eBtanliHhed business in Brooklyn, or might inveBt as partner therein. Address J. Eaglo office. ANTED PARTNER 315,000 IN tho inanufaDtnrinii of brickB bv a now nrocess: 1.000. 000 a month made in Winter and Summer at a large profit: demand unlimited.

Particulars with RUFUS K. MoHARG, 137 Broadway; commissioner of deeds for all States, 4 7 ANTED $20,000 OR $30,000. AT 5 per on real estate seourity of tho best character, in tho following manner, viz. Tho capitalist to take the deed of a certain property, for a 5 or 10 years' lease, of which I will pay taxes, water rates, insurance, repairs and 6 per cent, net on cost of the proporty, which has an assured future. Addross RESPONSIBILITY, Eaglo branch office.

No. 41 Broadway Foit sah; bi cms 153. Park OR SALE HOUSE A THREE STORY brown stone house, improvements, near I'rospeot 'ark. (OLIVER MOWBRAY, 738 Carroll st. IjlOR SALE HOUSE 1' ULTON ST EX tra bargain I story brown atoro.

noar Grand nv: terms liberal; woll rontod. THiSO. II. TUOBNE, (I8i Fulton st; EOR SALE HOUSES COTTAGE, SIX only $G0Q; farm, thirty acres, Uouwi and threo story on Atlatitio av, $5,000. GEOROE A.

MUTT, lawyer, 20 Court at. EOR SALE HOUSE BARGAIN ONLY $1,000 cash, balance on easy terms, for two story, ment, high stoop brick house, nil im proven. onta, on Heyward si, near Bod ford av, contains 11 rooms. Apply to N. EVANS Je SON, 3lJl Bedford av, near Myrtle.

FOR SALE HOUSE DON'T PAY RENT cosy 2 atory brick; 7 rooms; heater, tubs, marble mantels, 460 Sixth av, near Fourteenth st; terms to suit; also, corner houso and Btoro, Grand a comer Clifton place. Owner. 180 President tt. FOR SALE HOUSES THREE HOUSES loft; now is the time to secure oheip, for cash, a nicelittle home with large rooms; situate on tho north sidoof Qutncy st, east of Marcy av. Apply to J.

N. SMITH, 259 Greone av. FOR SALE HOUSES A TWO STORY frame on Spencer st, two fitory brick on Monroe st, $3,500, three Btory frame on Gates av. bro stone on Qnincy ftt, tfcG.2S0; elegant brown sumo on Cumberland st." GEORGE MARINOR, 384 Gatos av. FOR SALE HOUSE NO.

60 SANDS ST, near tho bridge, the fram dwelling and lot, 2flxl00; thiB property being but eight mlnntoB from New York City Hall. 18 worth more than is asked fur it; terms very easy. D. A M. OHAUNOKY, 207 Montague st.

OR SALE HOUSE 37 SANDS ST, 90 feet from the bridgo, tho frame building and ground 20; th 1.1 plot will bo sold one third lower than adjoining property: no better chance for investment or improvement in tho two cities. D. M. CHAUNCEY, 207 Mon teguest FOR SALE 5,500 2,000 cash; Nos. 33f 33G, 338 Docatur at, noar Stuyvesnnt av, brown etone, all improvoments; open from 10 A.

M. to 3 P. M. (holidays included). GRIFFITH, No.

60S Gates avenue, FORSALE HOUSE OR EXCHANGE Hoyt half block from Fulton; fino propotty; threo stwry high atoop; with improvements; $5,750 abar fain; also corner house on Deun noarCity Hall $0,500, SIMONSON, 2G Willoughby av. OR SALE HOUSM FINE THREE Btorv b'iv front brick luuse. 20 50x100. on Franklin nv; ubbi. part; goon ornor; possession any nmo; low price.

Permits from WYCKOFF BROTHERS, 1,175 Fulton at. Office open batuiday evonhiga JjOR "SALE HOUSE ESIRABLE brown stone, 25i50100; three story at tie high etoop, butler's pantry and dining room upstairs: 15 rooms: perfect erdor: choice neighborhood; nesr Widl st. Ferry; $22,000. Principals ouly address O. J.

WELLS, 82 Nassau st.N.Y. FOR SALE HOUSES ON BROOKLYN Heights; first class houses at moderate prices; bargains in other parts of the city, business yronovty and vacant lots wanted fi.r cash buyers. to lonn on mortgage, by C. B. CAMP, 2G Court st, and 111 Broadway, Now York, IIJOR SALE HOUSE CLINTON A V.

corner Gates, the handsome frame rosidonco and threo lotB; house contains diningToom, extension and all modern improvements; in fine order; this property would bo lonsod to private party at modorate rent. D. M. CHAUNCEY, 207 Montague st OR SALE HOUSE OR EXCHANGE KxcnUent onnr rfimitv to nnrch rsn at a brirain a tine double mansion on Clinton av, near Willoughby, with fino Stable in rear; grounds 75x200; free nnd clear; a smaller hoUBO taken in exchange Full particulars with BULK LKY A HORTON, 382 Myrtlo av, cor. Clermont.

ior salehTuse housed bar IP gain if sold by Dccombor 1, the 3 Btory frame honse 60 Stockholm nt, between Evergreon and Central avs; site of house 25x40, lot 25x100 14 rooms, and it is woll rented. Apply toownor.WM. WALSH, 02ElmBt, E.D. N. B.

No reasonable offer refused. OR SALE HOUSES CLINTON AV The lnrcofit nlot of irround ever offered for sale on magnificent st: 200x201). with two fine rosidencos. To builders and BpeeuhitorfJ, abetter opportimity never was offered; liberal terms will bo made. D.

Jc. M. C1IAUN OEY, 207 iMoiitague st. OR SALE HOUSES AND LOTS ALL aaniiimo ulnnn Iikp. gains; alsD, villas and villa plots on Clinton, Washington and St.

Marks avs. sections; see lints. D. P. DARLING fc 10 Cmrt st, Phenix Budding; 1,208 Fulton st, near Bedford av; latter open till P.

M. IjlOR SALE HOUSES OR TO LET, NOS. 385 and 387 Jefferson si near Tompkins av elegant brick and br.iwn at mo; flizo 20x45; thre st ry and baso ment; niw; nil modern improvement very desirable; terms onsy; will let to a good tenant for a term ol years, Keys at Jefferson st. FOR SALE HOUSE $800 CASH WILL buy good houso, 10 rooms, nice order, within 200 feoc of horse cars to Grand and Roosevelt st. forries, with 4 ts of fertile ground, plenty of fruit troes grape arbors, etc.

whole price balance in mouthly installments of $30. II B. CROSSKTT, H3 Cedar fit. I7IOR SALE HOUSE CHEAP A 3 Btory basement and cellar brown stoue front, 20x45x 100, in good condition; nicely frescoed and sanitary plumbing; 11 ToomB, on Sterling place, fth and Sixth $9,000. DAV ID H.

HILL, 803 Flatbush av. and 170 Montague st. TiTOR SALE CASH. UAL JL1 anoe on mortgage; Quincy at; 2 story high stoop, brown stone, all improvements; built by days' work; sani tnry plumbing and vontilntion, elevated boating rango, heater, fancy mantels; prico. gas fixtures, car pt8nd shades, WILLIAM BRIDGE, 13 Willoughby st, noar City Hall: open evenings.

OR SALE HOUSES BARGAINS ST. Folix Rt. three Rtorv brown Ktono. 19 foot front, nnlv Aileinni st, lour Btory nrown strme, only North Oxforn Ht, two Btory frame, improvoments, only Latnyotte av, threo Rtorv brick, only other bargains. Apply to BULKLEY HORTON, 332 Myr tloav, cornor Clermont, ORSALE HOUSES OR TO LET THE frame housoa.

now heihff dnlnhed, situate north sine of He erkimorflfc. noar Hutfalo av; prico SJi.OOO, or rent 25 per month modern improvements; poasefiBion a fow days. Apply to UKOKUK It. WAliUKKN, builder, on tho promisos, or to M. T.

FINN. 1,840 Fulton st, around tho corner, or JOHN J. STODWELL, National City Bank. TnOR SALE HOUSE THE BROWN atone mansion and grounds on Smith st, situated 125 feet from Fulton, dimensions being 5i))tf feet on Smith st, 147 foot deep and 59 feet 9 Inches In rear, now known as No. Hi Smith st.

For price and terms apply to J. J. BOUTON. 392 Ocean ar, Groenvill Jersey City, or to APPLEGATE, 3H South Ninth Bt, Bro.klyr IjlOR SALE HOUSES THE NEW TWO story and bnaeniont brown atono houses; ten rooms; sanitary plumbing; cabinot finish; first class in ovory ro spoct: Nob. 342 to 354 F.iurth st.

and 357 to 3G3 Fifth et. near Sixth av threo block from Pr ispoct Park will be nold che.p and on easy terms; willtftTit, una mt two. P. MUIi LADY, owner; to bo seen at the Fourth at, houses, or at residence, 57G Quincy jt, after 5 P. M.

OR SALE HOUSES THREE 3 STORY and basement lancy brick and brown stone houses, onJefferson st, near Marcyav; basement and parlor floors in cabinet hard wood; wo mantels, mirrors, sanitary plumbing throughout; those houses will bo sold cheap and on easy terms to quick purchasers. Apply to GEORGE U. STONE. 301 JolTf ion st. FOR SALE HOUSES SIX NEW BROWN stone b.ouen, Nos.

541 to 551 Macon st. houses are two story and basement, 16 ft 8x45x100, all improvements, soap stone tuba, vestibules tiled, sanitary nlumhing, firice $5. '200, can rami in on mnrtgago will exchange or good lots. Apply to NOAIITEBBETTS, 213 Montague street 17KR SALE HOUSES JUST COMPLET ed Noa. 217 to 221 Borkeloy place, noar Eighth av, three story and basement brown stone, hexagon fronts; these housns have extensiims iu rear, are ilnihhed in hard wtKid, nnd are complete in every detnij.

Apply to ownore, J. DGHERTY SON, on premises, or offioe, No. 28b Flatbush av. OR ALE HOUSES ROOKLYN nr Mihnrhfin f.Mttatrpa with one. four or oieht lota, at $1,000 to above dwellings are all dctacned, with (T Iirioms, fiituueo wiioin dk.css oi nrnanway, Aiinn tic and Fulf nM.

cnrB. O. MILLER A 15 Willoughby st, or MILLER A MOLLOY. Atlantic av. East New York ITOR SALE HOUSE 523 CIJNTON AV, near Atlantic; size, 25x60, lot house is 4 story nnd basement brown Bfone; front has juftt been finished; contti'iiB every motion improvement, and is finished in hard wood; b.

cation the best; this houee has every improvement of a first clans New York residence. Apuly to own ere, J. SON, on premises, or office, 280 Flatbush av, cornor Prospect place. ITUmALE HOUSES FROM $2,200 TO $15,000, in this desirable location, forre iaenceorin vestment; 2 and and 3 story stone, brick nnd frame, pquire and 8 well fronts; several elegant Qiin Anne, fin isliod in hard wood, mirrors $9,500 and detached nnd semi detached frame, with extra ground, from some paying 10 per cent. G.

S. CARPKNTER, 1,273 Fulton nt, near Noptrand av. Open to 9 P. M. IjOR SALE HOUSE 35 EIGHTH AV.

bomg the northeast corner oj Eighth av. and Berkeley place; Bize, 25x00; lot, 100 feet; this is the most desirable corner on Eighth ay, nnd is but one block from grand entrance to ProsDoct Park; the houso contains evory modern improvement; is finished In hard Wood, and is snperi. in pl.in and finish to any house in the park vicinity, being in every resp.ict a firt ss New York residence. Apply to owners, J. DOHERTY A SON, on premises, or office, 280 FlatbuFh av.

FOR SALE HOUSES VALUABLE oorner proporty By DANIEL FERRY, Nos. 252 and 254 Court Bt Court it, corner of Butler, four story brick, with st re, 25x50x100, being forty feet widt on rear, with tw story brick stable; Court st, corner Second place, three st' ry bmwnstone, with three Ktoroa; will pay 12 per cent: Columbia st, corner Union, four stnry brick, 20x54x83, with Btoro; iiith st. corner of Ninth, three story brick, with stor. 20x50x100; Smith fit, corner of Degraw. 40xf0, three Btory fr.uno, with store; Sixthav, corner Sixteenth Bt, two sb rytrame, with fit re, 22x40x80 Sixth av.

corner of Nineteenth Bt. threp ptory brick, with store, 25x3x80; Pnrk ay, Sandf' rd Rt, three story brick, with ai ore, with lot adjoining, 40x100; also thirty five corner lots for business purpoecs; also nlnety fivo pieces of other store propertioa. FOR SALE KKAL ESTATE OR SALE LOTS BARGAIN: 4 LOTS, each 25x100. on Fult at, between Saratoga and Hopkinson avs. Address M.jJW., Eagle office.

OR SALE LOTS VERY CHEAP Fonr lots on north eido of Fulton Bt: can rosoll with JAMES A. FISHER, 1,6 Fulton Bt. E()R SALE LOTS CITY LOTS, NORTH aide Union st, running through to Sa' it jtt, betiveen rthand Fifth avs; 24 lots, 2jiW, each S1.50U; F.mrtll av, lietween Union and Sackett uta, tiva whole blocks, IC lots; each this is a dosir.Lbl location on ritting (rrouni and tlio principnl thnrmnchfaro to Proapoct Park terms to anit; other lots nrether and eoparate rn oil parts oi the city. WILLIAM H. t.HACK, manager of real e.taten, corner Jay and Willuujjlihj eta.

Open Monday. $1,000,000 to loan; low rates and expense. SAtE STOKE PKOPEKT V. FOR SALE STORE PROPERTY ONLY or would eichange equity for vacaut lots, 3 story Imck store on Atlantic av, near Grand. JAMES A.

FISHES, 1,415 Fulton tt. OR SALE PROPERTY 121 Broadway: 4 st irr and basement liriok store, oimisita the foant'iin bust iuvostm int in Brooklyn; price, iiirRo pan oi puronaso iney may remain on mortgage. Particulars of D. CONOIO i', 9 Fine s. N.

Y. mo LOAN ON BONO AND MORT jrace, 500, $3,500, 83,500, $11,000 and 820.000. 000 iu uius to suit; alio anyom iunt in roivdsra' notice. I. O.

SIMONSON, inverter for estatoc 36 Willoutbbst. Ik ifelafK TSW 4.fe5..