The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 1

THREE CENTS! BROOKLYN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1886. 40. NO. 27. STREET NAMING AND NUMBERING.

AMUSEMENTS. AMXJSEIENTS. EAGLE ALJIAIAC. EAt.K AIRMAN AC. CARPKTIrVCS, DRV GOODS, Ace.

DRV GOODS, dee. AV J'RANSPOBTATIOSi Knllrouds. OOKS TOURISTS TICKET OFFICE, 261 BROADWAY, COR. WARREN ST. N.

Y. single journey and excursion tickets to rLORJDA, KEW ORLEANS, HAVANA, BERMUDA, MEXIOfj And all Winter resorts. Soo COOK'S EXCURSIONIST, with mops, publlihtd Knontbly; by mail lor 10 cents. Address HOS. COOK .1 HON, 201 Broadway, Now Yoifc.

I BIE AND BROOKLYN ANNEX. FARE TEN CENTS, floats letivo Bridge pier, not nl at, or depots of tho New York, Lnke Eriu nnd Western Railroad and Philadelphia and Eoadlng railroads, at Jersey City, as follows: ROOKiLYN DAILY EAGLE. I BBB RRR OO OO Ii TNN BR RO OO OK YNNN BBB RRR OOO OKK TY NNN BR OK BBB OO OO LLIi NN MM Mil KIM MM AA A A A A A A A A AA A AA A A LLIM Mm AA Tj A A A A A A A A I AA A AA A A A A 1 A ,11 88881) 88888 6668 'll 88 83 88 66 65 11 88 88 88 88 66 8883 6888 66668 11 88 88 88 ta 66 66 11 88 88 88 88 66 66 11 88888 $8883 6666 ILLIAM BERRI'S SONS ARE OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS IN BEST BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS. LAST SEASON'S PATTERNS REDUCED FROM 30 TO 30 PER CENT. FIRST CLASS GOODS, ELEGANT STYLES.

WILLIAM BERRI'S SONS, LEADING CARPET HOUSE IN BROOKLYN, 824, 620, 528 FULTON 9, II, 13 HANOVER PLACE. ARRETS. CARPETS. CARPETS. SPRINO STYLES NOW READY.

CALL AND SEE THEM AND GET SPECIAL PRICE8 FOR THIS MONTH. GEO. H. TITUS, jgROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. DDD A nL KEH A GO FEE AA KB A A EE AAA GOL EEB A A GG LLL EEE AA II DAA.Ili AAA 11 li DDD A All LLL NN AA A A A A A A A A AAA AA OOUOO NN 0 A A NN A A AO, A COOCO FOR 1886 WILL BE PUBLISHED ON UU RUARY 1.

ALLY FURNISHED IN BOOKS OF THIS KIND, ALMANAC ING AND USEFUL MATTER RELATING TO LONG ISLAND. ETE NEWSPAPER ALMANAC EVER PUB UNITED STATES. POLITICAL, SOCIAL, RELIGIOUS AND COM CENT REGION. ST OF THE CONTENTS OF THIS ALMANAC: ELECTIONS ALDERMEN AT LARUE, BKOOK in, OO. AUDITOR, BROOKLYN, 1882 1884.

CONTROLLER, BROOKLYN, 1882 18S4. COUNTV CLERK. KINGS, 1815. DISTRICT ALDERMEN, BROOKLYN, 1883. GOVERNOR.

STATE Ol'' NEW YORK, 1879 1882. MAYOR, 18H5. PRESIDENTIAL, POPULAR VOTE, Ml 8 1884. PRESIDENT, IN STATE OF NEW YORK, Wl6 FRESIDENT, KINGS COUNTY, 1858 1834. INIJS; 1KH5.

ELECTORAL VOTE BY STATES, 1870 1 84. excise moneys, distribution of. failures in the united states. 1s85. food, time required for digesting.

FORMATION, KMGS COUNTY TOWNS. 1, ilRM I'll. IIMTRO KTA'I'ES TERRITORIES. FORTS IN BROOKLYN. REVOLUTIONARY.

FORTY NINTH CONGRESS. GAME SEASON ON LONG ISLAND. GENERAL GUIDE FOR BKOOKl.Yn. GOLD COINS AT THE MINT, 1793 1885. GOVERNOR, NEW YORK STATE VOTE, 18i9 ISii.

GOVERNMENT OF KINOS COUNTY. GOVERNMENTS, STATE AND TERRITORIAL. GOVERNMENT, STATE OF NEW YORK. GREAT HEIGHTS CHIMNEYS. COLUMNS.

SPIRES. TOWERS ANn DOMES. HALF DOLLARS, ABRASION OF. HEAT RACING. HIGH WATER AT SANDY HOOK.

HISTORICAL SUMMARY, KINGS COUNTY. HOLIDAYS. ANNUAL. HOllaEs WITH TROTTING RECORDS OF 2:20 AND UNDER. HOSPITALS, DISPENSARIES AND INFIRMARIES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, U. S. UUROi.E RACES. INLAND SEAS OF THE WORLD. IiV.VPf ON LONG ISLAND.

JOCKEY CLUB. CONEY ISLAND. JUDGES KINGS (JOUNTY. llOU lHOU. QUEl'JNS COUNTY, 1691 1886.

SUFFOLK COUNTY, 1093 1886. U. S. DISTRICT. KINGS COUNTY ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.

AUDITORS, 1371 188G. CHURCHES. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS. CONGRESS, VOTE FOR, 1882 1884. COUNTY CLERKS, 1675 1886.

COUNTY CLERK, 1885, ELECTION FOR. COUNTY JUDGES, 1700 1880. CONVEYANCES AND MORTGAGES. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS, 1819 1830. EARLY CHURCHES.

EARLY REAL ESTATE RECORDS. FORMATION OF TOWNS. GOVERNOR, ELECTION FOR, 1885. GOVERNMENT. HISTORICAL SUMMARY.

JUDGES. PRESIDENT, VOTE FOR, 1868 1881. REGISTERS, 1852 1886. REGISTER, 1885, ELECTION OF SENATORIAL DISTRICTS. SHERIFFS, 1683 1880.

SUPERVISORS AT LARGE, 1871 1886. SUPERVISORS IN 1886. SURROGATES, 178M8. 16. TREASURERS, 1848 188G.

LEGISLATURE OF NEW YORK. LIFE SAVING SERVICE, LONO ISLAND. LONG ISLAND BIRDS OF. COUNTY CLERKS. COUNTY JUDGES.

COUNTY TREASURERS. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS. DISTANCES FROM BROOKLYN. GAME SEASON. INSTITUTIONS ON.

LIFE SAVING SERVICE AND STATIONS. RACE COORSEB. SHERIFFS. SURROGATES. METRIC SYSTEM.

MILES OF STREETS IN BROOKLYN. MINOR COINS AT THE MINT, 1793 1885. MINT, COINAGE AT, 1703 1885. MONEY, TABLES OF. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC SOCIETIES, NATIONAL BANK ASSESSMENTS.

NEW YORK STATE VOTE FOR PRESIDENT IN STATE, 1870 188A. ELECTION FOR GOVERNOR, 1879 18S2. GOVERNOR, VOTE FOR, 1879 1882. OCEAN STEAMSHIP RECORDS. OFFICIAL LIST, QUEENS COUNTY, 1886.

OFFICIAL LIST, SUFFOLK COUNTY, 1 30. PAClNG IN HARNESS. RECORDS AT DIFFERENT PERIODS. RECORDS, 3:20 AND UNDER. SADDLE.

UNDER. PARKS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. PASSENGER TRAFFIC, BROOKLYN RAILROAD. PASSPORTS, HOW TO SECURE. PLATFORMS A NT I MONOPOLY, NATIONAL, 1884.

DEMOCRATIC, NATIONAL, 1884. GREENBACK, NATIONAL, 1884. PROHIBITION NATIONAL CONVENTION, 1884 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL, 1884. POPULATION CITY OF NEW YORK. STATE OF NEW YORK.

UNITED STATES. QUARTER DOLLARS, ABRASION OF. REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE, ASSESSMENT STATE OF EW ORK. ROCK AWAY STEEPLECHASE ASSOCIATION. ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS.

ROWING IN 1885. RUNNING TURF, THE. OFFICIALS. KINGS COUNTY OFFICIALS. NEW YORK STATE OFFICIALS.

U. li. GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS. SENATE, STATE OF NEW YORK. SENATE, UNITED STATES.

SPORTING WORLD BASE BALL IN BROOKLYN. BROOKLYN BICYCLIST. CANOEINU IN 1886. CRICKET IN BROOKLYN. GAME SEASON ON LONG ISLAND.

ROWING IN 1885. YACHTING IN 1886. STATE AND TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENTS. STATE ELECTIONS ARKANSAS (SPECIAL) 1885. COLORADO, 1885, 1882.

CONNECTICUT, 1385. IOWA, 1885, '84, '83, '81. MARYLAND. 1885. 1883.

MASSACHUSETTS, 1885, '84, '8. MlSSlhSlf I'l. NEBRASKA. NEW 1885. NEW YORK, 1885.

MICHIGAN, 1885, '83, '82, '81. OHIO, 1886, '83, '82. PENNSYLVANIA, 1885, '83, '82. RHODE ISLAND, 1885, '84, '83. VHtfilNIA.

1885. 1881. STATE OF NEW YORK ASSESSiur. lo. GOVERNMENT OF.

LEGISLATURE. 1886. STATE OF THE U. S. TREASURY.

STATISTICS, BROOKLYN PUBLIC SCHOOLS. STATISTICS OF BROOKLYN SUNDAY SCHOOLS. STATISTICS OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE. SUFFRAGE IN ALL THE STATES. SUPERVISORS AT LARGE, KINGS COUNTY, 187I 18H0.

SUPERVISORS, KINGS COUNTY, 1880. SUPREME COURTS OF TERRITORIES. SUPREME UOUBT, Ufl 11 E1J ol A ilia. SURROGATES KINGS UOUIIlIi KOI lOcO. QUEENS COUNTY, 1721 1886.

SUFFOLK fcOUNTY, 1691 1886. TERRITORIES FORMED, U. S. TREASURY U. RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.

TROTTING ADVANCE IN TIME. ALL AGES. BEST TIME AT. DOUBLE TEAM. FOUR IN HAND.

RECORDS OF 2:20 AND UNDER. RUNNING MATE, WITH. STALLION PERFORMANCES. TEAM, DOUBLE. TIME, ADVANCE IN.

TO HARNESS. TURF, THE. UNDER SADDLE. UNION FKKJtY COMPANY. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ARMY HEADQUARTERS.

DEPARTMENT OF JU8TICE. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT. JUDICIARY. NAVY DEPARTMENT.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. STATE DEPARTMENT. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WAR DEPARTMENT. VARIETIES AND AMOUNT OF U. 8.

COINS, 1885. VALDERMEN AT LARGE, BROOKLYN, 1883. AUDITOR. BROOKLYN, 1882 1884. CONTROUiER, BROOKLYN.

1882 1884, CONGRESS IN KINGS COUNTY. 1882 1884. DISTRICT ALDERMEN. BROOKLYN, 1883. GOVERNOR, NEW YORK, 1879 1882.

GOVERNOR STATE OF NEW YORK, 1879 1883 PRESIDENT, KINGS COUNTY, 1868 1884. PRESIDENT IN STATE OF NEW YORK PRESIDENT IN UNITED STATES, 1808 1881. YACHTING IN 18S5. SALE BY WEOHSLER A ABRAHAM, F. LOE S.

WEOHSLER A BROTHER, 293 TO 299 FUL W. U. HODG1NS, 343 FULTON A. F. FAR FIOE, 44 BROADWAY, E.

AND AT ALL W8 STANDS. CCCO CCCO F.EEH REE EEKB NN If 1TTTT SSSS NN NNN 8 NNN SSSS NNN 8 NN 8 NN SSSS 9J XL. I o.i 7:46, 0.60, 11:15. 11 00. A.

P. 1 i.iJ. aundays A. l. ono, tTo Erie Depot ouly.

M. E. STAPLES, Sup't Foirics. BROOKLYN ANNEX W)R JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. LEAVING FOOT Oi'' FULTON STREET DAILY.

A. M. 0,7:00. 7:30.8:00. 8:00.

10:00. 10:30, 11 0(1. 11 30, I'MIUA. M. 12:311.

1:01. 1 3:00, 4 :00. 4 :30. fl :00. 5 :30.

.00, 0:30, 7 :00, 7 :30, 8 :00, 8:30, 0:00, 10:00. 10:311, 11:00. To Full River awl Boston boat, 4:00 M. Returning, leave Jorsey City on arrival of all trains, hagpnga chocked and ticket sold to all points. Ask for Brooklyn tickets when returning Brooklyn.

Siipcrilitond.nt JEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. PASSENGER TRAINS f.fa.e depot font of Cortlnndt and DeBbrosses sts. at 8:03 A.M.. 3:40 and 7:09 P.M. tor Eatpn.

Bethlehem, Allontown, Reading, Manch Chunky Summit, Wilkeslir.rre. Towanda, Wnverly, Ithaca, Geneva. Lyons, ItufTaln and tho West. Pullman through coaches run llail Local trains at 7:00 A. M.

and 5:40 I'. M. for iias lon, Bethlehem anil Coplnv. tn Trains leaving at 8:00 A and 3:40 1. M.

connoot for oil points in Mahanoy an Haileton coal regions, Sunday train l.svislor Manch Chunk and Hazleton, Gonial 'Eastern Office. iTON. G. P. A.

LONG ISLAND RAILROAD. Trains leave Flatbusu avenue Depot for tho following' points ami way stations: Oroonport, (1:15 A. 3:25 P. M. Bag Harbor, 8:30 A.

M. 3:25 P. tSnndaya. A. M.

Patchriroe, 8:30. 11:00 A. 3:25, 4:20. 5:20 P. 11:00 A.

M.i 3:25, 4:20, 5:20, 6:00. 7:00 P. M. (12:10 night, Wednesdays and Saturdays only): Sundays. 8:55 A.

P. M. Port Jefferson, 8 A.M. 4.20 P.M.; Sundays. 8 A.M.

Northport, Huntington. A. M.i 4:20, 0:. ,0 P. Sundays.

8:55 A. :30 P. M. West Deer Park and Hicksvillo Hicksvil only) 11:00 A. M.

3:35, (4:31) Hi ksvills only), 5:20, (0:.10 Hicksvillo only), 7 00 P. (12:10 night. odiio.sdaysaiid Saturdays only); Sundays (8:55 A. 6:30 P. M.

Hieks TLcuif Valley, Glen Covo. 8:50 .11:00 A.M.: 2:00, 3:25. 4 20 5 20, 6:30. 7:00 P. M.

(12:10 night, Trt o.lnesdoys.md Baturdaysonly); Sundays. 0:30 A. M. P. W.

"wS; wiXv. 11:00 A. M. 1:00. 3:25.

4:20. 0 2.0, 6 '00. 7:00, 8:10 P. M.i (12:10 r.ijrht. Wtdnesd.iys 'ind Ssturdaysonly) Sundays.

8:56. 11 :25 A.M. P.M. Garden City. Hempstead.

0:15. 8:.0. 11 A. 1 1 J. Tl.

(l lll niizht. Wed 3:25. 4:20. 5:20, 6:30. 7:00.

V. nesday's siad'Sut unlays only): Sundays. 8:55. (9:30 Garden Uliy oniyi a. ity only) A.

M. i m. SHKEPSHHAD BAY AND MANHATTAN BEACH, sr. 1 1(1. 3:20.

5:45 P. M.i Saturday Sundays. O. 1 1 .30 A. M.

2: 0, 4:00 M. IRTSTEST SHORE RAITROAD. N. Y. C.

A H. R. R. R. CO Lpiwo.

MB BEST CONSTliUCTKU AND. FWKRT EQUIPPED DODHLK TKACK LIMA UK uooinasa OR PLEASURE TRAVEL. On and after December 13, 188,5, ttains will loavo from West Forty second st station, Now York, All trains leave from new down town station, foot ot st, North River, 20 minutes earlier than from foot of vest Chicago, A. I'. M.

SLLom'o'tW'lOP. M. Sleepers thrnueh. Buffalo. Rochester, Suspension IlndKe, NiaRartt I'olls, 0 3O A 'C QO, P.

M. Sleepers and p. irlor cars. I'tir'a and Syracuse, 11:20 A. "8:10 P.

M. Hi. hland, PoliKhkeensiiiand Catskill, 11:20 A. 3:55, P. M.

Kincston, Saucortira and Albany, MioO, 11. J0 A. 3:55, 'H M. SoratoKa. via Albany, 11 :20 A.

P. M. For Montreal and Canada East, M. HnruilUin, Loudon, A. Af P.

M.i Toronto. "0:30 A. 16:00, "8:10 P. M. Daily, i Daily except Saturday.

Other trains doily except Sunday. For ticketB, time parl or sleeplnc car accommodations, or information, apply at offices: Brooklyn, 1.4 is 'net st; Annex office, toot of till ton st: 0 Fulton st, 215 Atlantic av; i i st; Greenpoint, 210 Manhattan av Neiv York City, 303, 94C Broadway and West Slioro Stations, foot ol West Fortv second st and foot of st. North River. West cott's express iVill call for and che UagKSKO 'rora hotels and rosidencoa. Ordersoan 1m le't at ticket offices.

HENRY MONE1 1, 280 Broadway, N. Genenil P.iMaonjjer Auent. EW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON JlnI RIVER November 21), 1885. Trainsleave Grunil Central Depot 8.00 A. M.

Rochester and Montreal Express, with throuKh draw in room cars to Rochester. St. Alhitnsnnd Houses Point. A. M.

Fast Limited Chicago Express, with dinini; carsj stoppini; at Albany, Uliea, Syracuse, Ri chester, Niogra Falls, Buffalo, Erie, Cleveland and Tuledo. Arriving' at ChicoRO at 9:50 A. M. next day. 10:30 A.

M. Chicago Express Drawing room cars to CanandaiRua, Rochester. Niagara Fslls and BulTalo. 11 :00 A. M.

Western New York nnd Northern Express, with drawioK room cars. 8:30 P. M. Albany, lroy and Utica Express. With drawing room cars.

Runs to Saratoga, Fort Edward and Glen Falls on Saturdays only. 6 00 P. M. Chioao and St. Louis Express, with Bleeping cars to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, ChicaRo and St.

Louis. 0:30 P. M. Express, with sleeping cars, to Syracuse and to Auburn road and to Saratoga; also to Montreal. 19 15 P.

M. Pacific Express, with sleeping cars, for Rochester, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati, Detro.t, Chicago. St.

Louis; also, toWatortown and OgdensburK daily, except Saturday 11:15 P. M. Nicht Kpro. for I he North and West, with aloeping csrsfor Albany and Troy For Garrison and West Point. 7:15, 8:00 and 11:00 A M.2'30 3 30 M.

For (iarnsonsonly 5:00 and 6:30 M. For Kishkill and Newlmrgh, SM) 10:30 and 11:00 A. 2:30, 4:00, 5:00 and 6:30 P. M. 1'orl'ish killonly.

oand 11:15 P. For Pouglikeepsio. 7:15, 8:00.10:30 and 11:00 A.M.. 2:30, 3:30, 'Kilo tnd 11.15 P.M. For Rhinebeck and Rond out, 8:00, 10:30 and 11:00 A.

.3:30, P. M. For Rhinebeek only 6:30 P. M. Tivoll and baugorf.es, 8:00 and 11:00 A.

"4:00 M. For Tivoh only C. 30P M. Catskill 8:00 and 11:00 A. 3:30 and "4:00 SI Hudson.

8:00. 10:30 and 11:00 A. 6:30 and 1115 P. M. 11 :00 A.

M. :00 1 Albany, 8.00, "0:50. 10:30 and 11:00 A. M.3:30, and UMP.M. Troy, 8.00 and 3:30, 4:00, 6:30 and 11:15 P.

M. These troins run daily nil others daily excopt Sunday. For trains for intermediate stations see time table. ickots on sr lo at (irand Central Depot, 5 Bowling Green, 413 Broadway and ot Westeott's Express ofticcs, .1 Park placo.near IlroadWiiy, 785 and 0(2 Broadway and 62 West One Hundred an 1 Twenty fifth st, Now York: 3X1 Washington st. ond 730 Fulton st, Brooklyn, and 79 Fourth 8t, Accommodations in drawing room and sleeping cars can be procured at 333 Washington st, Brooklyn.

Baggage called for and chocked from residence. Brooklyn passengers can reach Grand Central Depot in about thirty minutes by taking bridge oars ond Third bt. D.M.KENDR1CK, General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINK AND UNITED bTATES MAIL ROUTE. ON AND A ITER JANUARY 17, Trains loavo Now York, via Desbrosses and OourtlaPo atreots ferries, as follows: Bxpress for Harrisburg, Pittsburg and tho WeBt, with Pullman Palace cars attached. 9:00 A. 6:00, 7:00 and 8 .00 P. M.

daily. Now York and Chicago Limited of Parlor. Dining, Smoking and Sleeping Cars lit 9:00 A.M. every day. For Williamsport, Look Haven, Corry and Erin, at 8:00 P.

connecting at ijorry tor i iiusvino, i eiruiuuni lectinc a Uonter and the Oil Regions, For Williamsport and Lock Haven, 9:00 A.M. I A. 3:20 P. M. and 12:00 night.

Baltimore. Wasmngton and the South Limited Washington Kinross" ol Pullman Parlor Cars daily, nicoot Sunday, 10:00 A.M. Amvo at Washington 4:09. and 'Oongroeaion il Limito I Kxpresj" daily, oxcop: Sunday, at 3 40 P. arrive at Washington 9 116 P.

M. Regular 8:00 and 8:30 A.M., 1:00, ond 9:00 P. M. snd 12:00 night. Sunday, 0:15 A.M.

and 4:30, 9:00 P. 32. 00 night. For Old Point and Norfolk, via New York, Plnladolohii and Norfolk Railroad. A.

M. weok days, 8:00 P. M. every day; via Baltimore, Bav Lino, week days, A'M EOR PHILADELPHIA, for Rroa 1 stroet Station, Philadelphia. 6:20, 7:20, 8:00,9:00, (0:00 on 1 10:00 A.

M. limited). 11:00 A. My 1:00, 3:20. 4:00 4:30, 6:00, 7:00.

8:00 and P.M. and 12:00 night. Aci ommodation, 8:30, 11:10 A. M. and 4:40 P.M.

Sunday, 6:15, 0:00. (9:00 Limited) 10:00 A. 4:3 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 and 9:00 P. M. and 12:00 night, Trains leaving Now York daily, except Sunday at 7:20, 0 OOand 11:10 A.

1:00, 2:00. 4:00, 5:00 and 8:00 P. M. week days, and 6 P. M.

Sundays, conuoct at Trenton for Camden. mR ATJjANTIC clxy. Express, except Sunday, 1 P. M. FOR CAPE MAY.

Express, except Sunday, 11:10 A. M. Boats of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains at Jersey City, airordiug a speody aud direct transfer for Brooklyn travel. Accommodation for Tronton, 6:30 A. M.

and 2:00 P. M. Long Branch, Bay Held Junction, and intermediate Stations, via Rahway and Aioboy, 0:00 A. 12:00 noon, 3:40 and 5:00 P. M.

On Sunday 9:45 A. M. and 5:00 P. M. (do not stop at Asbury Prrk).

Newark and Elizabeth. 6:00, 0:30, 7:00. 7:40, 8:30. 9:00, 9:20, 10:10. 11:10 A.

12:30, 1 00, 2:00. 2:30, 3:00, 3 20, 4 00 4 10, 4:40, 5:00, 5:10, 6:20, 5:30, 6:40, 5:50, 6:00, 6:10.6:30, 7:00, 7:40, 7:50.8:30,0:00, 11:30 P.M., and 12:00 night. Sunday, 6:15, 8:00, 0:00, 9:45. 10:00 noon 1:00, 2:00, 3:00,4:00, J. 30, 5 (HI.

6:30 7:00 7:45.8:30,9:30. 10:00.11:00 P.M.. and 12.00 night, Newark only, 5:00, 0:40. 7:30, 8:20, 10 50 A. 12:00 noon, 3:50, 1:30 and 0:20 P.

days. P.M. Rahway, 6:00, (1:30, 7 :00, 7,20, 7:40. 8:00, 8:30. 9:00, 9:20, 10:10, noon, 12:80, 1:00, 2:00, 2:311,3:00, 3:20, 4:011,4:10,4:40.6:00, 5.10.

5:20, 5:30, 5:40, 6:50. 6:30, 7 .00, 7:40, 7:60, 1I. 30, 9:00, 10:00, 11:30 P.M., and night. Sunday, 8:00. 9:00, 9:45, 10:00 and 11:00 A.

and 12:00 noon, 1:00, 2:00, 5:00, 5:45, 6:30, 7:00, 7:45, 8:30, 9:00, 9:30. 10:00, 11:00, P. and 12:00 night. Woodbridge, Perth Amboy and South Amboy, 6.00 and 10:10 A. 2:30, 5:30, 6:30 and 10.00 P.

M. On Sunday, Now Brunswick, 0:20, 0:30, 7:20. 8:30. 9:20 and 11:10 A.M., 1:00,2:00, 3:00,4:00,4:40, 5:00,6:00,7:00,9:00, 11:30 P.M., and 12:00 night. Sunday.

6:15, 9:00 and 10:00 A.M., 12:00 noon. 1 :00, 4:30. 5:00, 6,00, 7:00, 8:00, 8:30, 9:00 P. M. and 12:00 night.

EaatMillstone, 6:30 A.M., 3:00 and 4:40 P.M. Kingston ami Rocky Hill. 8:30 A. 4:40 P. M.

Princeton, 6:30,8:30.11:10 A.M., 1:00, 2:00, 4:40, 6:00 ond 7:00 P. M. Loinbeitville, 7:20 and 11:10 A. 1:00, 3:20 and 5:00 P. M.

Flemington, 7:20 and 11:10 A. and 3:20 P. M. Pliillipshurg and Bolvidcro, and 11:10 A.M., 3:20 and 5:00 P. 51.

Trenton, Bordontown, Burlington ond Camden, 7:30. 9:00 ond 11:10 A.M., 3 :00. 2:00, 4:00, 5:00 and 8:00 P. M. Sunday, 0:00 P.

M. Freohold, 7:20. 11:10 A. 4:00 and 5:00 P. M.

Farm ingdalo and S.uan. 7:20 and 11:10 A. 4:00 P. M. Higlltstown, Pembertou and Camden, 7:20 A.

6:00 P. via Monmouth Junction. Trains arrlvo From Pittsburg, 7:30. 8:40 and 11:30 A. 6:65 and 9:35 P.

M. daily. From Washington and Baltimore 6:20, 6:60 A. 1 :20, 3:20. 3:30,5:30,9:20 and 10:35 P.M.

Sunday. 6:20, 6:50 A. 3:20, 0:20 and 10:35 P. M. From Philadelphia, 3:50, 0:20, 7: 0, 8 40, 9:20,9:30.

10:40. 11 A. 1:20, 2:00, 3:20, 3:30, 5:30, 0:20, 6:55, 7:20, 8:50 9:20. 10:35 P. M.

ond 12:20 night. Sunday, 3:50, 6:20,0:50. 7::.0. 8:40. 11 :35 A.M..

3:20, 6:30 6:65. 9:20. 0:36 and 10:: 6 P.M. Ticket offices, 849,425 and 914 Broadway, No. 1 Astor House, ond foot of DesbrosBes and Cortland! streets No 4 Court street and Brooklyn Annex Station, Foot of Fulton street.

Brooklyn: Bnsch's Hotel, Hobokon; Station, Jersey Oityj Emigrant Ticket Office, No. 8 Battory place, and Transfer Company will call for and oheok boggago from hotels and residences. "5HAB. E. PUGH, Gouoral Manager General Pass'r AgenU Bteninslilps.

CUION LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS, sailin i from Pior No. 38 North River foot of King st. foi OUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL nsfollows: ALASKA Tuesday. Feb. 2, 4:00 P.

WVOM1NO TuesdJy, Feb. 9, 8:00 A. Cabin passage, $60, 70 and Intermediate 1335. Steerago from New York, $20. I'ropaiil steerage to New York.

$15. A. M. UNDl A 0O 20 Broadway, New York. JOHN C.

HENDERSON SON, 341 Fulton st, 1 1 A NCHOR LINE. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS, Sailing weekly from Xe York for GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY Jan. 30, 2 P. tinciiBsia, Feb. 13, 12 Devonia.

Columbia, Fob. b' A. 11', fun. 'u, A. Do not carry nassoncers.

Cabin passage, $50 to $80. Second class, 830. RLmrnvn outward. $20: orcnaid. IPn, forllinr i oniial i on annly to HENDERSON BROTHERS, 7 Uwlini.

Oreen, Now JoilN TAYLOR, 63 Court ft, Brooklyn (open Sal ur day evenings from to 9:30 o'clock), nnd 627 DoKalb ar, CHARLES il. BERRY, H4 Broway, Williamsburgli. XTORTi I GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP F.ins.Weil Jan 27, 11 I'eb. 6, 8 A. Djih n.s.i JO, 2 P.

M. en. 1' eb. 1.1 Eider. Feb.

3. 6 A. M.iFulaa, leb. 17, 5 A. Ste iii'trlced iil for Bremon airoct Ttnlna In tin, nrnmnn Tft A Case in Point Wvckolf Street.

Wro koll Avenue St. marks Place, 8t Marlis Avenue. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle Frequent reference litis been mnde of late to the puzzling Inconsiatoacies of our eystom or want of system in naming and mini boring tho streols ol Brooklyn. As tho conundrum Is beyond tho comprehension of our own residents it must bo evident that to Btroiigors the only way to keep from bolng lost In tho mazes of stroots Is to keep close to tho main thoioughfaros. Tho duplication of namoa and tho reduplication prefixed to streets, avenues, places, lanes anil alloys Is utterly bewildering.

How many Fourth streets or Sixth streets there ara In this city fow old residents oven can toll without a mathematical calculation. If tho tondoncy of recent changes were toward simplicity there would be some reason to hope for bettor things, but almost every change Is In tho direction of confusion worso confounded." To pass from generals to par ticulars let me illustrate by a single Instance taken almost at rauuom from tho many such: We hear Wyckott street aud WyckofT avenuo. Formerly Wyckolf street In South Brooklyn ox tondod from Court streot east to the city line. Some years ago tho part lying in the vicinity of Now York and Brooklyn avonuos tho aristocratic part took upon itself tho namo St. Marks placo and was so recognized.

Lator, Wyekoff street, Including the former SL Marks placo, from Fifth avenue east to tho city line was changed to St. Mnrks avenue and the numbor. assigned accordingly. The whole has for years boon spoken of indifferently as St Marks placo and St Marks avonuo. To complicate mat tors still more somo of tho street lamp, have until tho prosont time borno tho legend SL Marks placo.

Soveral sets of numbers may be found on parts of tho avenuo, not oven the residents know ing which 1b tho latest and oflleial. Recently an other element has been addod to the puzzle. Tho part of old Wyokoll stroet from Third avonuo to Fifth avonuo has beon changed to St Marks place, but tho old Wyekoff street numbering remains, beginning with 297 and ending with 436. A stranger comes to Brooklyn to call upon a friend residing at, say, 200 St Marks avonuo or place, not cortaln which. At Fulton Ferry ho asks for a car that will take him to St Marks placo.

lie is accordingly put on board a Third avenuo car. He is duly lot out at Third and St Marks placo. The conductor points up tho streot and says, This Is St Marks placo." The visitor first oncountors 297 or 308. Naturally he turns about and goo3 down tho streot looking for 200. Tho numbors diminish, but oro long lie finds he has left St.

Marks placo and ia wandoriug in Wyekoff stroet Where is 200 St Marks place? Inquiry does not furnish a solution. The enlightened pooplo of that immediate neighborhood do not fully comprehend the matter, and our visitor returns to the placo whonco lie came, having failed to get out of tho muddle. This is no fancy skotch, for within tho kuowlodgo of tho writer It has oceurrod again and again. It takos some timo and space to delineate all this, but every day passougors go astray and people aro losted" iu Brooklyn through want of a simple, sensible, intelligent system of naming and number ing our Btroots. Tho obvious iuference from all this ia that this ovil should bo remedied.

Brooklyn, January 20, 18S0. A. W. ADSTO. HE IS PROUD OF MS SON Ann Iiitliiinintic About the Effects Roller Skntinsf.

off To tht Bditor of the Brooklyn Kagte: I lmve just heard that there was an artiolo In tho Eaoi.k some days ago, but which escaped my notice, to the oftoct that my son, Lansing T. Mitchell, was going into cousumptivo decline from roller skating. Instead of this being true, ho is enjoying perfect health, and novor was stronger and more vigorous than nt present He now skates three nights in a week, goes to School No. 11 everyday, stands high in his studies, and I will match him against any young studont in the city for answering quostions relating to scioutiflc mechanics and the practical construction of the. machinery now in uee.

And I view it a. a duty I owo to tho community to say that If thoy wish their children to have strong and vigorous mind' thoy must soo to It that thoy havo continuous pr.Blcal oiorclso, and for this pur pose, in my opinion, there la nothing excels or equals roller skating. It was tho athletic games among tho ancient Greeks and Romans that produced the most robust physical constitution and therefore tho most healthy pooplo that over lived. But tho development of every muscle tho system afforded by those games ia fully met by the action of roller skating, and which avoids any particular strain upon a single muscle, such as atlilotos are liable to. But while the athletic games oxclude females, roller skating affords them Its advantages, and which our daughters need moro than our sons, and If all our girls should skate about an hour each day, It would iusuro tho most perfect safoty against consumptlvo docllue, aud the expense would be more than saved from doctors' bills.

Let tho croakers croak. I bollovo that the time Is not far distant when every large hotel will havo Its skating parlor, aud oven that olevatod tracks will bo built over great thoroughfares for roller skaters going to and from their business. To bo able to travel three mllos In ten minutes, with perfect ease and ovou pleasure, cauuot but bo takea advantago of by tho capitalists of our day. It requires Iobs expenditure of force to skato on rollers three miles than to walk a half mile at any considerable speod. T.

II. MlTCDBLL. Bhqoklyn, January 19, 1886. SOUND BOATS. Suggetttiona and nquirlou Concert IBS' 'i'hein.

To the Editor of tht Eayh: I read with much interest your item about tho Sound stoamboata. I remombor seeing tho President and tho Franklin at tho wharf at Washington stroet, uoar tho old Battery, more than fifty yearB ago. Wont streot was not laid out then. The old Constellation and the Constitution ran to Albany in from foot of Cotirtlnnd streot. Tho writer ol the article has omitted somo of tho old Sound boats.

One, tho Hunker Hill, ran to Hartford. There formerly ran to Now London and Groton tho Con necticut and tho Oregon. Tho lattor was wrecked Fiuliors Island. Tho Commonwealth, a lino boat, was burned at the dock at Groton. 1 saw tno old Uhodo Island and Massachusetts many a lime going up tho East River forty years ago; also tho ill fated Lexington, when sho was burned.

Only four lives saved of ovor 100. Thoro was another lino boat named tho Atlantic, Captain Dustan. She was wreckod In a storm on Fishers Island. I do not romomber tho year. Many lives wore lost I think your contributor mado an error iu saying tho Rhode Island was Tho Massachusotta ran ashoro in a fog on Long Island coast near the oast end, but was got off after a timo and heavy ex pense and is now running in tho Summer season.

The old Massachusetts had two engines and tho old lihodo Island had an upright ono. aro not many liko It at this day. I have had many pleas ant trips on some of tho flno boats that run on the Sound to Now Haven, Hartford, Now Loudon, Ston lngton, Nowport, Fall River, Rrlstol and Provl donco in my Summer excursions; also on tho North Kivor, Lake George, Lake Champlain aud tho St Lawrence River. J. A.

UriDKBUlLU BltOOKi.Yr!, January 20. 1S80. 'Han on tho rocks In Narragansett Bay and waa lost El). THE MORMON I'OLYGAMISTS. Views of tlie Shaker on tlto 13d uiuudu Hill.

To the Editor tf the Brooklyn relates that a bear, watching over his slooplng triond a man who had roloasod him from a trap saw a fly light upon his faco. Ho smashod tho lly and his friend's face at the samo timo. IS not Senator Edmunds equally besido himsolf in his raid upon the Mormons While vi.lontly dashing out tho fly polygamy ho proposes to disfranchise all tho women of Utah Territory Mormon ami Gen tile, innocent aud guilty whoti tho matter ol voting womun has nothing whatever to do with polyg amy. And wlion mo women inwvo uij iut soventoou years. Evidently ho Is smashing his friend's face In not killing tho lly.

Also, ho wouiu provent thousands of emigrants, whom wo have Invited to our shoros, from finding homes In Utah be cause thoy nro not orthodox Christians. Hut few of these omigrauts know or caro anything about polygamy. Is not Judge Jeffreys excuso mo, I moan Sonator Edmunds in ktltlng tho fly polyga my destroying tho logal constitutional rights of the pooplo of Utah In his religious zoal to sorvo God, or orthodox Christianity, ho would doprivo women of tho right to voto, children of tho right to inherit property and busiuoss companies aud corporations of tho power to oxorciso tho common rights of citizenship, as membors of tho great V. S. Govornineut.

All of thoso rights, as a Just legislator? Sonator Ed munds is as much bound to protectas Judgo lauoy was to soo that black pooplo did havo some rights that hlinse and all white people woro bound to respect. Liko tho alcoholic and prostitution sins of Washington and all great cities, oxcopt Utah, until tho Gontilo Christians gained a foothold, polygamy is tho fly upon tho faco of tho slooplng Amorlcan ltopubllc. When the Hopubllc awakos to righteous noes toward women, children, Indians and wages slaves horoto, tho fly will lly away instantcr. F. W.

EVANS. Mt. Lsuano.v, N. January 18, 1.3S0. THE BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAILROAD.

ISotv it Mny Accommodate Ferry nnu Iridic Passicitffers. 2'o (Tie Editor of the Brooklyn Is it not about timo thfit tho Brooklyn Ele vated Railroad mado some preparations for accom modating thoso who cross by tho brldgo 1 During tho rush at night, ovory train that Ioavos tho forry la crowded and whon It reaches tho bridgo station thoro aro 200 or SOO more peoplo waiting, who havo no posslblo chanco for a scat or oven standing room. Unless tho olovatod managers aro to some oxtont Interested Iu tho success of tho Fulton Ferry, thoy will try to run ovory other train from tho ferry station so that it will bo empty whon it reaches Washington stroot, or olso put in an oxtra switch to accomplish tho samo purposo. ns a' tax payor, ara anxious to holp Iho bridge all I eali'to bo self sus taining, but, Judging from a numbor of peoplo I know, who oro3s tho ferry In profororce" to tho brldco In ordor to tot a seat in tho elevated," am lod to tliim thoro must bo somo inducemont for the olevated managers slighting tho bridge patronfl In the way thoy do. As tho Eacilb stands tor reform I trust your Innuenoo will bo felt in relieving US, ElKYATBD AND BRIDO Bboosl January 26, 18 9.

CRITERION THEATER. EVERY EVENING. SAT. MATINEE. THE CELEBRATED ACTOR, MR.

O. W. CCO OOO O. II DDD OOO CCO UL DO OOOKK DO KK UL DO OOOKK cco ooo uu LI.LL DDD OOO uuu In his Original Creation of LUKE FIELDING, in THE WILLOW COPSE. A more oowerful impersonation than Dunston, Hazel Kirk." N.

Y. Tribune. NEXT WEEK (By Special Desire) RETU RN OF THE GREAT! THE ORIGINAL! THE ONL. MM MM II A DDD OOO II AA MM II KK A A II AAA II A A DDD OOP i COLONEL SINN'S PARK THEATER. VyTHURSDAV, FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS, WITH SATURDAY MATINEE.

LAST PERFORMANCES OF Mr. NAT C. GOODWIN I I In the Latest Absurdity Success, I a I SKATING RINK. Full to Overflowing with Fun ond Excitemont. All tho Latest Music Three of the Finest Skaters in the World.

Now and Novel Scenery, and Mr. GOODWIN'S WONDERFUL IMITATION8, Indi.rsod by press and public McCAULL'S OPERA COMIQUE COMPANY, From the Star and Wallack's Theater. New York. Pre senting for the rirBt time in this theater Gilbort 4 Sullivan MM MM A DDD OOO MMMM II AA DO MM II KK A A II AAA DO MUM UK KA A DDD OOO The only time in this city of the authorized vorsion, and with tho Original Orchestration, a Grand Company, Benutitul Costumes, Special and Elaborate Scenery and Enlarged orchestra, uvorytning ursiciass. "ACADEMY OF" MUSIC.

AMERICAN OPERA THEODORE THOMAS Musical Ditoctor MONDAY EVENING, February 8, 1335. First rorm.lnco in Brooklyn, in English, of Warner's beautiful opora, LOHENGRIN. Presented with the following strong oast: Henry King of Germany MYRON W. WHITNEY ihencrin. Klsii of ltr.

ibaut. WlljljlA.M UJIXlttvun EMMA JUCH Frederick Telramund ALONZO E. STODDARD The Kins'. Herald HELENE HASTRE1TER Tlieproparations for this opera have involved on expenditure of Tliivty Thousand Dollars. New Scenery by HOMER EM ENS and WILLIAM VOEGTLIN.

Brilliant Armors and istumes. propared in the work Khntw the American Onera Com'ianv. Four Hundred People will Appear in the Ensemble of tins opera. Seats ran now bo secured at F. H.

CHANDLER'S, 172 MONTAGUE ST. PRICES 50c. to $2.50, according to location. PALACE ROLLER SKATING RINK, CLERMONT AV, near Myrtle. TO NIGHT.

THURSDAY, January 28. 3 MTT.E RACE lintweon HARRY McCUT OHEON, GEORGE ANDERSON and W. E. KENNEDY, the champion professional skaters, fr a uurse ot $100. ONE MILK AMATEUR RACE OPEN TO ALL.

GEORGE BUUNELL, The Groat Roller Skate Contoltionist, Will apponr in his most wonderful and astonishing con tortion acts. Feats never bof ro at tempi o.l by any othel living artist. ADMISSION On CUNTS. Next SATURDAY AFTERNOON. January 30, Grand Children's Carnival Admission, lIMents.

TM. C. A. MEMBERS' COURSE. EITR KNTTHRTAInTMENr.

YOUiWi MUX'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION HALL, 502 FULTON ST, near Howl, FRII1AY. ii, nnrv 20. at 8 P. M. An evening of readings by Profe isor R.

L. CUMNOCK, one too ablest readers in America. Pltlli ITiAMME 1. Seeno from "Hev.rv the Fourth: Shakspeai 2, "Boots at tho Holly Tree Inn'' (as read by the a. thor).

Dickens; 3, "Jack Johnson, the Tinker," .1 "Widow MfLlnner" Lever: o. "A Man a Man." Burns; 6, Dot Schmall Wite Lamb nf Marys." Bristol 1. 'O'l Phillies: 8 Charo." Tennvs in 0. "Cuddle Doon," Anderson 10, Scene fri 'iidv Andy," Lover. Tickets 50 cents each, on solo now at 02 1 ulton St.

AUCTION SAIKS. AUOTION SALE. TlVl.nl! liTlY. Anelinneora. Oi 13 Broadway, will sellnt public nueti in, at 10 o'clock A it.

FK1DAV. 2, IWSli, tlte stocil contain )ll ill the cigar store 75 Wythe av, near Taylor st, h. con sisting ot a large assortment of cigars, ibacco, cigar ettes, pipes.and a variety of Biuokors' material auu arti clvs. IT! MARSHAL'S SALE BY VIRTUE nf rit. vptid.tii.ni exn to nit.

directed and de i.er I will sell at public aucti.m, on ie thir day of l'V brunry, 18rT, at V2 o'clock noon, the steum Orati tiido, Der engines, saie to m. pmee on uotwu ai tu'boat at the fot.t of Twenty fourth street, Brooklyn. A. C. TATK, V.

S. Marshal. E. G. Davis, No.

1 Broadway, New York. ILLIAM COLE, AUCTIONEER. Bv flOLE A MURPHY. City Salesrooms, 379 Fulton st. and 354 to 353 Adams st, SATURDAY.

January 30, at o'clock. WKEK1.V SALE OF HORSES. Now and second hand carriages, buggies, phaetons, rvm lii lit. anil lioavv harness, fur and wool robes. roan and stable blankets, whips, Ac, furniture truck and double truok harness.

REGULAR WEEKLY SALE. By JOSEPH HEGEMAN Auctioneers, On FRIDAY, January 20, At 10 A. AT THE CENTRAL SALESROOMS. wn.T.OtlGHItY ST. CORNER OF PEARL.

T.i fr kk of ood narior. library, chamber and dinin.croom furniture, hair nnd other mattresses, feather botn, bolsters and DUIows, oeaoiug, lancy gooas, jowoiry, i.nnntn,. nnrlnr nntl fltovea. At 3 P. M.

Fine upright and square pianos, pier arid mantel mirrors, parlor suim, sma peas, unis.v ii ourn ana inner loiiiiug ooub, inmiKa, 1VIMH11 ItUSOHTS. mHOMASVILLE, OA, MITCHELL HOUSE, T. L. MITCHELL, Owner. A.

WOOD, of New York, architect and huildor. Brick lliniHa; hoatod by steam; open fireplaces in rooms; a th. roughly comfortable house; located in the desirable locality in tho sunny South. Address URIAH VELH. IORT GEORGE.

FLORIDA. jr FORT GEORGE HOTEL. A lovoly tropical island, 22 miles from Jacksonville. Wonderful clhnato; high lands; finest drives and mostboautiful tropical scenery in Florida, game, fish, oysters in abundance; telegraph. Episcopal ohapel open fireplaces in every room.

Sona for ill strat handbook, O. HARDEN, of Block Island. L5N UMMI rHOTE L. GLEN SUMMIT, LUZERNE COUNTY, PA. This delightful mountain Winter resort.

2,000 toot elo vation, ooiuploto in all its appointments, is OPEN for Koo. ils. It iu the line of tho Valley i0 miles r'r. tin tVilkesnarrc, fivn hour listauci 150 miles) Ir oi Ni York City, and four hours 1.0 miles) from Philadelphia. aud(ail thi YViulrr sports, i i 1 i.

ciilars and information addivss J. W. A.LMY. AGNOLIA, FLORIDA. MAGNOLIA HOTEL AND COTTAGES.

2S miles oi'uth of Jacksonville, ne mile from Green Covo, accoiilinoflate. 400; olectrie lights tropical surroundings. LARGEST SULPHUR BATHS IN FLORIDA. Send for descriptive oirculat. It H.

STEARNS, Manager. Proprietor Argyle Hotel, Babylon, L. INSTIUJCTIO. ANEAV HALF YEAR HART'S SCHOOL Mathematics, languages, English, prepares for Polytechnic, Ac Refers to Professor COCHRAN, Professor SKYMOUU. Get cataloguo at 41 Court st, near City Hall.

YOUNG MEN WHO WANT EMPLOY mont can easily obtain it by acquiring a completo business education at. KJSSICK'S BUSINESS CDL LEGE, 192 and 1U4 Fulton st. This is the only business oollege in tho city whore liny instruct thoroughly inbook keoping, writing, arithmetic, grammar, composition, German, Fronch, iianish, mechanical and architectural drawing, phonography and typew riting. Day or evening. BRYANT STRATTON BUSINESS COLLEGE, 40 Court st, opposite City Hall Individual instruction.

Students may enter at anytime. Quarters date from tho time of commencing study. 1 is the onlv institution in the city devoted exclusively to Busmoss Training. Call or send lor circular C. CLAGHORN, Principal.

HE PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, JORALEMON ST, between Clinton and Court. A ncllool for tho thorough teaching "I Indies. Tllu tio.vt term will begin February 3, 18HB. Charges for tuition in lowest department $15 a term: highest department :15 lorni: no extra charges tor Latin. Oreok, Gorman.

French, drawing, choral music anil gymnastics. T. J. BACKUS, President of the laeulty. ITHOUT A RIVAL FOR TRAINING IrHw for t.bo active duties of business llfo, hhowvi.x i mr.i, Fulton at.

opposite Johnson; day and evening, Separate departments for commercial brandies, ineliuung spelling and correspondence, type writing and short hand, and preparatory studies; experts suro of positions; writing lessons alono $5. ST. CATHARINE'S HALL DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, in chame of the Sisters of St. John, at 2 Washington av, Brooklyn. Easter term begins FEBRUARY 3, 1880.

Rector, the BishoD of Loug Island. Boirdera limitod to twenty rive. English, renoll and Latin, $350 per annum. Lessons tor day pupils yjer annum highest, SU0; lowost, $40. Kindergarten, Boys admitted from 4 to 6 years age.

Application to be Ulnae to rue aisier in cnarge. SVEBOGATPS NOTICES. YnTuRSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon. Abraham Lett. Surrogate of the County of Kings, notlco is hereby givon, according to law, to all persons having claims against JOHN RAMSBOTTOM, Into of the City nf Brooklyn, deceased, that thoy aro required to exhibit tho same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, nt her residonce, No.

141 Lunuoer street, tho City of Brooklyn, on or before the tirst day of August RAMSBOTTOM, ja28 GmTh Administratrix. nn HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NE YORK To all persons intorostod in the estate as l. I a lies THOnllTlRN to James R. Michael for the benotit of creditors, ns creditors or otherwise: ou and each of you aro horoby citod and roquired to appear at a term of tho County Court of Kills County, at the County Court House, in tho City of Brooklyn, County of Kings and State of Now York, on the 27th day of February, in tho vear 1880, at ton o'clock in tho foronoon, to show cause wny a seiiioiiioui. oi uw account, oi pioe ings of James R.

Michael, as asaignoo of the said assiKUod estate, should not bo hnd, and, if no cause bo shown, to uolleiii, I. nf kuoIi ae.e.onnt. Witness, Hon. Henry A. Moore, Connty Judge of Kings County, and the seal of said Court, loth L.

S. day of December, in tho year of our Lord ono tliousano. Olgnt lllintireu nnu oikhij iivu. RODNEY THURS11Y. Clerk.

Pt'TNKY 4 Bishop. Attorneys fr assignee, 115 Broadway, N. Y. City. PKOPOtSAl S.

iTV FFiOE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCA VrTlON. Brooklyn, N. January 211, 188 Soalcd pro nn.l will ho reenivnil at. the otlice of tho lioaru of Educa tion until Tuesday, February 2, at 4 o'clock P. for sup plying tor one year, irom January loou, me puunu BChuols with stationery, including paper, pons, pencils, T.nnt Milori ink.

inlcRtanclH. envolonea. cravens, mueilauo. blotters, rubbers, Ac 4c. Specillcaiinns may bo had at tho oftico of tho Board.

CHARLES E. TliALE, Chairman Library Colinnitteo. irv'i'N. ET YOUR PRINTING DONE AT THE JOB AND BOOK PRINTING OFFICE OF THE BROOKLYN EAGLE, Nos. 34, 30 and 38 Fulton St.

Having Increased faoilltles, oonaistlng ollholatost improvements in Pressos and largo assortment of tho most modern stylos of type, from the prominont typo foundries of the U. it is concedod that Printing of every description is done in the highost stylo of the art, nt prices that defy competition, at this office. THE EAGLE JOB DEPARTMENT IS COMPLETE and is capable of satisfying tuo tastes of the moat fastidious In tho Printing lino. CHECK BOO A1 LETTER BEADS ETQ. BROOKLYN THEATER.

1. JIINEH Sole Proprietor and Manager AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT. "THE HANDSOMEST THEATER IN AMERICA," EVENINGS AND WED. AND SAT. MATINEES.

KATE CLAXTON And CHARLES A. STEVENSON in the SEA OF ICE. FjrnnryJ BLACKMAJIL; RAND OPERA HOUSE. J( KNOWLES A MORRIS Lessees and Monagora. EVERY EVENING AND USUAL MATINEES, I W.

II. POWER'S 1 PICTURESQUE IRISH DRAMA, THE NEXT WEEK IN THE RANKS. TMERALD BALL. forty eightTTannual ball OF THE EMERALD ASSOCIATION OF BROOKLYN, In aid of tho Roman Catholic Orphan Asylums, Academy nf Music, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 18 fC. Grand Concort nt 9:30 P.

Gitmoro's Band and Orchestra. P. S. Conductor. Madame BELLE COLE.

Miss ANGELA McEVOY, Mr. WILLIAM H. STANLEY. Mr. WILLIAM B.

STONE, Accompanist. Donco and Pr nuonado Music by Gilmoro's Celobratod Twonty seoon I Regiment Baud. Supper a lo carte in Academy Assembly Roi ins ana Art Gallery fioin 11 to 4. by Pui ssell, of Now York. 'TICKETS FI COLLARS.

Reserved sonts and tickots ai Chondlor's, 172 Montague street. ETROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE. FRIDAY, January 29, I DIE MElSTERSINGIiR SATURDAY, Jon. 30, Grand Matinee, FAUST. MONDAY, February 1, FAUST.

WEDNESDAY Feb. 3, DIE MEISTERSINGER First performance this country of Wognev's Opera lUENZl. FRIDAY, February 5, SATURDAY. February 0, Grand Matinee. DIE MEISTERSINGER.

Box office open daily fn.m 9 A. M. till 5 P.Mj NION SQUARE THEATER. SIXTEENTH WEEK. POSITIVELY THE LAST OF MARGARET MATHER IN LEAH, THE FORSAKEN, By Augustin Daly, From tho German of MoKonlhal.

NEXT WEEK MISS THEI! AS JULIANNA IN THE HCNKYMOO.V. MATINEE SATURDAY. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF J. M. HILL.

NO VELTY THEATER, BROOKLYN, E. D. llenerlt Week i St. Catharine's lL soital. SOL SM ITI1 RUSSELL in FELIX Mi KUSICK.

Matinees W.olnes lay and ituvd NEXT WEEK W. II. POWER SJVY LEAR ADISON "SQUARE GARDEN, TWEN yj ty soventh St. eir.ranco. In compliar.co with many urgent ro ii'osrs tile A tf Er'.

vn.l,AO Wil. ai.l Ili Lii.llli rnoivuiivi i. RECEPTIONS, 10 to 12, 1 to 5, 7 to 10. tpps casino. VOOA VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS Eve, Avenini.

ntH o'clock. A ELL SISTERS. Admission balcony, 15 cents. Orchestra floor free, except Saturday: DA.NCINK. T.

URIS SON, I a DA WING ACADEMY, (ill ST. Orp FJalbnshnv. New clossjs ruling T.ih Hint in private. SCND FOR CIRCULAR. COLUMBIA SCHOOL EOR DANCING, Mr.

JOSEPH T. MARTIN, Teaoher. NEW CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS NOW FORMING. PLEASE APPLY OR SEND FOR CIRCULAR. BEDFORD AV.

CORNER FULTON ST. c.H RIVERS' PRINCIPAL SCHOOL. ,76 er.rnpr of Branches: Bedford av, corner at; Fifth av, corner Nineteenth si. 7 EINLANDER'S SCHOOL FOR DANC ING. 2SS end 200 Court st Classes Monday ana Thursday Each pupil receives private instruction.

Wnltz taught i pldly Private lesions given at any timo. This hall to let lor first class artairs only. ANCING ACADEMIES AND PRIVATE tutors whose classes aro in tho Eastorn District and id wish to ndvortiso in our columns can leave their cards at the Eagle Branch ollico. 44 Broadway, by 11:30 A. M.

for the afternoon issuo andby 10 o'clook Saturday evening for the Sunday edition. COBl'OEA'flOX NOTICES. AriORPORATION NOTICE NOTICE IS t.ll thereby. that the Common Council of tho City of Brooklyn hasdo clared, by resolution, its intention to grade and pave Gro uie ay.muo, from Coutral r.vonuo to Myrllo avenue, w.th Ciibblostono pavement, nnd his by rcs.iluti fixod tho district of assessment for such iniprovem nt at half (M) 'A the block on each si Jo of tho said Greene avenue, between the points ab. ro snecilied and that the said Common Council will procedd under tho snid rosol i tions at a nioeting hereof to be held on tile 8th day i March.

1886, or as so thereafter as the public bus uess will allow. Rom.instranees (if any) against the said improvement must be filed with the Clerk of the Common Council (or otherwise presented to tho Cjmmon Council) on or before said day. Dated. Brooklyn, Janunry 26, 1888. WILLIAM R.

FLEEMAN. Commissioner of the Department of City Works. Attest: D. L. NollTnup, Secretary: jn27 ORPORATION NOTICE NOTICE IS hereby ffivon to all oersondlo be siTocted thereby that the C.mmon Oouru il uf the Oity of Brooklyn Has declared by rtisolution its i tentioa to grade and pave JettVr gon fltroot, from KverroMn afeniit.

Central ivpuue.ivitn cobble tone pavemont, nnd hnsbyrawolutiun fixed the din trict of a63BSiiijn fcr such imurovemont n.t one half of the block on enob aide of thu said Jpiters'in cM, bo twocm tho points nbovo specitied: and that tne and Common Council will proceed under the said resolutions at a moetinK thereof to bo held on the Hth day of Mirch, 1886, or as soon thereafter as tho business will allow. Remonstrances (if any) apanii tho said improvement must be tiled with tha Clerk of tho Common Con noil (or otherwise presented to the Common Council) on or before tho said day. Dated Urklyn, WiivLlAJI H. LEHMAN, Commissioner of tho ipnrtiuent of City "Works. Attest: IVJL.

KoiiTUCi', Su retary. 14t OBrOKATlON "NOTICR NOTICE IS nereby given to all Dorsnnn tube affected thoroby, that the Common Council of the City of Brooklyn bus declared, by resolution, its iiittiiitiou to open Macm. dtroet from Hoid avenue to P.itLhfji nvsiiiu, and Ji.i by ros ilu tion fixod tho district ot ifS''sment for snob improvement, and beyond which itttfnll not extend, to wit Along the line of tho uroposnJ fueuing in tvidth one hondrei (100) feet on each th iruuf; and that the said Common Council will pru. eod under tho aid reaolutions at a nicotine thereof, to bo held on the Lit day of I'uoru arv, 1880. or as tht ruafler as tho public buioes will ftlinvc.

Rfl1i10.1sr.mcps Cif any) aff. tinst the fiid iiiinrovo I mout must bo filed with tho clerk of tho Common Council (or otherwise preaantnd to the Common Council) on or uororo tno aor. jmo Drtu.Kiyn. 188. yVUAAAM H.

FLEEMAN, Commissioner of thy Dpiirtmtnt of City Works. Atiest: X.L. Nokthvp, Sacretary. jal2 Ht EPART (JoTiTec I Rooms 'J. 0, Sand 10 Municipal Building.

Brooklyn, br '22, 1SNG Notice is hereby given that tho as Besment rolln iu tho following untitled matters hava been completed, and tno wnrrints for (he cu. lection of tho mri ous ifts3numts inoutioned therein hnvo ibis day been delivered tbn CnlUictor of 'l'axos and AssoHsmonts, and (ill person liablo piy such nflscasments aro requirod to py the Mtio without delay, at his otlice, under tho pen of th a invr: "Swcf: in aspsmiMit district for sewers in Hap Dia trict N' Siiiidivivn No. "Sewer in Man o. Pistrict N'o. 37 Subdivision No.

20, fit XT I ACT ''KOM THE LAW.l Chapter Mfi, Lua 1S78, Seotion 4, an amended Uhnptor Utrts of 13, an Suction 'I, Chapter jLnws or On rll lft.xi ntwivotits, escojit nssfRsmetits laid UO liT Lws of 1 H5, which phnll boreaftrr bo fioi I to I ho CV'lto. K.r bufrro the expiration ot one muiilU rem the tiina the sain'. until becjmo due and pnyable, an allowance shill made to the person or persons making Mich payments at tho rata of seven and throe tenths per contuin per annum for the unexpired portion thereof. On nil taxes, assessments and water rates paid after tha expiration of one month from tho timo the s.imo shall bare become due aud payabla there shall bo added to and collected, ns pHrt of urory hucIi tax, assessment or water rato. interest at the rate of nine per cent, per annum, to bo computed from the time tho same became duo ana payable to the dato of said payment.

JAM ICS TANNER, d3 30t Collector Taxes and Assessments. EPARTMENT OF 6 I Rooms 2. 4, 5, 8 and 10 Municipal Building, Brooklyn, January 1B85 Notice is hereby given that tho assessment rolln in tho following ontitled matters have been complotod, and the warrants for tho collection of the various assessments mentioned therein have this day been dnlive.od to tho Collector of Taxes and Assessments, and all porsons liable to pay such assessments are required to pay tne same wiinout ueiay, ms omue, uuuoi mu ijoi alty of the law: 'Ij hb lumps ind posts on Mosorole avenue from Newell to Diamond stroet." "Sewer, Map District '21, Guernsoy street, between Meserolo and avenues." "Sewer. Map District 37, Central avenuo, botwoeD Starr and Myrtle 'Sewer, Man Di trict 87, Stockholm street, from Kv. rgrt'en i Hnmburj.

avenue." "Sower, Mhp District 37, Dean streot, from Utica to Schmei'tady avenuo." Sewer, Hi Met 37. vnbdivmn No. 23." rW Viai inc. Chapter it(i. Laws of 1B7B, Section 4, i Chapter SS10, I.ara of 1884, and Section 2, as amended by Chapter 248, Ja.ws oi lbtio.

On all taxes and assessments, except assoRsmcnts lad un Jcr Chaptt Lws of 1885, which shall hereafter bo paid to the Collector before the expiration of ono month from the time the snmc. sh ill becomo di.e and pnyable, an allowance shsll be mule to the person or persons making such payments at the rate of soven and three tenths per centum per annum for tho unexpired portion thereof. On all taxes, assessments and water rates paid after the expirafion of one month from thn timo tho samo shall have become duo and oayablo there shall bo added to and collected, as part of every such tax, assessment or water rate, interest at the rate of nino per cent, por annum, to be computed from tho timo tho same becamo due ana payable to tho date of said p.jrm.nt j23 30t Collector Tiuva ond 1 EPARTMENT OF COLLECTION, JLr Rooms 2, 4, ti, 8 and ltl Municipal BuildinK, Brooklyn, January 4, 18K6 Notice is hereby (riven that the as BDSdinent rolls in the folloiyitm matters have been completed, nnd tho warrants for tho collection of tho various as esaments mentioned therein, have tins day been delivered to the Collector of Taxes nnd Assessments, nnd all fieraons liable to pay such asaes iuents aro roquired to pay be same without delay at his offtco, undor tho ponnlty of the law lnl Grading snd paving F'orty third street, from nurd avo nuo to Fourth avenue. Grading and paving Thirteenth street, from Sovontli avenue to Eighth avenue. GradinK and paving Bloockor street, from Bushwicrf uvoauo to Evergreen aroimo.

GrndinR Slid paving Margaretta street, from Broadway to Bushwick avenuo. Grading and paving Evergreen avenuo, from Bleeoker street to Ralph street. Grading nnd paving Hoyward street, from Harrison avenuo to Marcy avenue. Grading and paving Pacific stroet, from Albany avenuo to Troy avenue. Grading ond pnving Sonbring streot, from Van Brunt street to Columbia stront.

Grading and paving Ralph avonuo, from Bushwick avenuo a Kvorgreon avonuo. Grading Dean streot, from Utica avonuo to benenectady avenue. Grading and paviug Perry place, from Atlnntio avenuo to Herkimer place. Gas lamps and posts, Norman avenue, from Diamond to Jewell street. Gnn InmpB and posts, Halsey streot, from faumner avonuo to Broadway.

Gas lamps and posts, Bergen streot, from Brooklyn avenuo to New York avenuo. Gas lnmpsand posts, President streot, from Fourth avonuo to Filth avenuo. Gas lamps and posts, Prosidont street, from Sixth avenuo to Sovontli avenue. Gas lamps and posts, Nineteenth street, from Fifth avo nuo to Sith avenuo. Gas lamps and posts, Nineteenth street, from Sovontli avenue to Eighth avonuo.

Gas lamps and posts, Eighth avonuo, from Linooln place to t. Johns rda. Chapter 348, Laws of 1878, Section 4, ns oinonded by Chapter 31)1). Laws of 1884, and Seotion 2, Chnptor 248, Laws of 1885. On nil taxes and assessments (except nssOBsmonts laid under Ohapter 248, Laws of 1885,) which shall hereafter bo paid to tho Collector before tho expiration of ono month from tho time tho samo shall become duo and payable, an allowance shall bo mado to tho person or person, making stioh payniontn at tho vato of soven and tlireo tonths per centum por annum for tho unexpired portion thereof.

On all taxes, assessments and water rates paid oftor the expiration of ono month from tuu tune the naino shall have become dun and pnyablo, there shall bo addod to nnd oollootod ns part of every such tax, assessment or water rato, intorost at tho rate of nino per cent, per annum, to bo computod from tho time tho same becamo duo nnd pnyable, to tho dato of jo5 30t Colleotor 'faxes and Assessment ROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK, DECEM I bar 28. 1885 Accounts of donositors with this bnnk IT ho nreditod on the Hi At fl.av of rTaimarv. 188fi. with in soroat (payable af lor tho th) at thn rato THREE Ell CENT, per annum, on all sums that may be ontitled thereto by law and rules of tho bank. By order of the Board of truBtcos.

JOHN A. LATIMER, Oasliior, "IME SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN, cornor Court and Romson Brooklyn, N. Do cember 10, 1885. Tho Trustees of this bank have declared an Interest divldond at tho rate of THREE PER OENT. per annum for six months onding December 81, 1R85, on all sums on titled tnoreto, not oxoeodiug THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS, payablo on and after January 15, 1886.

8EYMOUR L. HUSTED, PresldonU John w. Treasurer. B. H.

HrNIINQION. Soeret.Hrv. GET THE EAGLE EVERY OAY IN VBB WSBS, II EEE A VFF II AA II EE A A FF II AAA II LLLL EEE A A JPECIAL SALE. MN KM A MI NN EEB MNNM AA NN NN It NN A A EB AAA NN NN 4 A NN NN KBB Aft A A AAA A AAA BBB BBB BBB RRR RRR OOO OOO 307 FULTON STREET, NEAR JOHNSON. Spoeinl and unapproachable bargains in every department throughout our establishment, prior to our annual inventory.

Wo append a quotations, all positively correot and not equaled anywhere: HOSIERY. LADIES' COTTON HOSE, plain colors and fancy stripes, lull regular mado, at 21e. per pair; former prico 39c. LADIES BALBRIGGAN HOSE, silk clocked, full regular mado, only 23o. per pair; cheap at 35o.

LADIES' BLACK COTTON HOSE, ingrain oolors, full regular made, only 25c. per pair; former prico 40c. 150 dozen GENTS' HALF HOSE, full regular made, 3 pair for 50c. formor price 2uc. por pair.

A comploto ass rtmont of MERINO UNDERWEAR for Ladies, Gents and Children, at extremely low prices. Hamburg EMBROIDERIES, Ladies' Muslin UNDERWEAR and CORSETS at the lowed prices ever namc.l. LACES. ORIENTAL LACES, in ecru nnd white, at lie, 15c, 20c. and 22c.

ORIENTAL FI.OUNCINGS, ono yard wide, 85c. and $1.00 por yard; yard wide, $1.50 por yard. Spanish FLOUNCINGS, ono yard wide, 90c. Cheap Cotton LACES from 7c. upward.

Spanish FICHUS from $1.00 upward. ORIENTAL NET, in ecru nnd cream. from 70o. upward. RIBBONS.

p.ecoi all Ik and saf PICOT EDGE, No. 12, atl7o a yard; former prico, 25c. 10(1 pieces Striped nnd Figured Velvet RIBBON, with satin bock, inches wido, at S9c. per yard reduced from $1.00. 150 No.

5 RIBBON at 5c. por yard (40c. a piece of 10 yards). No. 12 Satin faced RIBBON nt 8c.

per yard, in every new color. 150 pieces No. 2 Satin RIBBON at 25o. por picco of 10 yards. SATINS, VELVETS AND PLUBI1ES.

20 SATIN RHADAMES, elegant shndos, at 55c. per yard: 25 pieces Sdk VELVET, inblack and colors, roducod to a yard good vulao at $1.23 50 pieces Silk PLUSH, 19 inches wide, all colors, ot $1.25 a yard; formor pi ice $1.75. SPECIAL OOO GG GGG LLLl OOO EES KK OOO vv ERB SALE, FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. 276 dozen Mouaquotaire Suode, 8 button longtbs, at 89c. posifyo value $1.50.

4 button fino Suede, in tans and brqwns, at rnluo $1.25. 6 biitton real Kid at every pair warranted. JERSEY SILK MITTS. 12 inch length, 4Cc. per pair If, inch length, C5c, per pair.

18 inch length, 74c. per pair. 22 inch length, $1.10 por piir. 24 inch longth, $1.25 por pair. 26 inch length, $1.60 per pair.

30 inch lor.gth, $1.74 per poir. Wo carry tho most complete assortment of shoulder length GLOVES and MITTS in this or Now York City. MANNE A BRO. IM AN OS, itc. tlANOS.

PIANOS. ORGANS. ORGANS, Unoqualed. Prices nnd Terms UnequalodL 84 to $20 MONTHLY $1 to UNTIL FULLY PAID. PPPP II II II II HHHH II II 11 RRRR F.

KHB! F. EKRB LI.LLL PPPP PPPP SS39 a BSSB BSBS PPPP Rented $2 upward. Exchongod. Rcnairod. Fully Warrantod.

Fully Warranted, 336 Fulton st, opposite Washington. IN.SXJIIAIVCE. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 217 MONTAGUE STREET, Brooklyn. 194 BROADWAY, Now York.

JOHN H. MOTT, Prosldent. WM. H. Malk.

Vice President. I Walteii Nichols, Secretary. Mkuiiitt Tptti.k. Assistant Secretary. rHE WILLIAMSBURGH CITY FIRE IN J.

SURANCE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN, N. Y. ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT, January 1. 1RE0: Capital $260,000.00 neserrea tor reinsurance, ac Not surplus 603,357.6. Total assets 81,218,603.36 je iun.c,: Corner Broadway and First st E.

and 12 Court st, Brooklyn 150 Broadway, New York. EDMUND DRIGGS, President. N. W. MFBEnoLK, Secretary.

F. H. Way, Assistant Secretary. W. H.

livtowx, Assistant Secretary. A. W. Ginoux, ABsistont Secretory. JBSSK WATSON, General Agont.

A TLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK. OFFICE: 51 WALL STREET. ORGANIZED 1842. INSURES AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS, AND WILL ISSUE POLICIES MAKING LOSS TAVA1tI.R IN ENGLAND. ASSETS FOR THE SEOURITY OF ITS POLICIES ARE MORE THAN TEN MILLION DOLLARS.

The profits of the company revert to the assured, and are ivi.led nnnuallv unon the Droiniuma terminated during tho year, certificates for which aro issued, bearing intorost in accordance v. un us ciiaiiui. j. D. JONES.

President. CHARLES DENNIS, Vice Prosidont. W. II. II.

MOORE, Second Vice Prosidont, A. A. RAVEN, Third Vico Prosidont, J. H. CHAPMAN, Secretary.

PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF BROOKLYN, N. INSURES AGAINST LOSS BY FIRB. STATEMENT: JANUARY 1. 1885. UNITED STATES RON DS $1,000,000.00 RESERVE FOR REINSURANCE, EtO 2,701,439.07 NET SURPLUS 040,991.18 ASSETS $4,342,430.25 PHENIX BUILDING, COURT STREET; NO.

93 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN, E. D. CITY OF NEW YORK: WESTERN UNION BULLDING, Broadway, corner Dey street. OFFICERS: STEPHEN OROWELL, President. Pnit ANDF.n Shaw, Secretary.

Wiixiam Cuahtf.iis, Assistant Socretary. HASLF.HtjRST, Secretary Brooklyn Department. AlJ'KN S. Manager Eastern District, 71TNA INSURANCE COMPANY, A RTItl IKtl. flnnn AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF TOTAL.

EXCEPT CAPITAL AND NET SURPLUS 1,861,428.46 JOINT STOCK CAPITAL PAID UP SURPLUS BEYOND ALL LIABU.1T1ES. ,12 Total A. B. THORN, Agent, 202 Montague st. Continental insurance co.

CORNER COURT AND MONTAGUE STS. Reserve fur reinsurance 1,953,694.10 Reserve ample for ail other claims Net surplus January 1, 1885 1,530,221.82 Capital. 1,000,000.00 Cash 84,938.501.92 ii. n. LAiuajuf, I'rosiaont.

F. O. MoortE, Vioe President, Cyrus Pf.ck. Second Vico Prosidont and Socretary. O.

H. DUTCHER, Secretary Brooklyn Deportment. JgEECHER fe BENEDICT, CORNER COURT AND MONTAGUE STREETS, BROOKLYN i BRANCH OFFICE, 145 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Special attention of tho insuring publio is invitod to tb rnteS ftllU laciuties Ol una wen Having boen successfully established for nearly fifteen years, they aro favorably allied with loading inBurnnon oompatues, ana exclusively GENERAL AGENTS FOR BROOKLYN AND LONO ISLAND OF THE LIVERPOOL AND LON DON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF ENGLAND; BUN FIRE OFFIOE, OF LONDON, ENGLAND; WASHINGTON FIRE AND MARINE INSURANOB OOMPANY, OF BOSTON; FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA Manufacturing and moroantilo establishments, the own am nil rw ntinatils of nrivatn dweltinara. builders and man.

Mr, nr. nf niitAt will find It to their advantaire to learn by oorrespondenco or personal Interview tho forma of pro posals vo DO soonrea ai ius ouicB.t Liboral arrangements mado with rollsble monasaaa vossors. 1ET THE EAGLE UVBRY DAY tM VBB VfSBSS, 0 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET AND 26, 37 AND 29 WEST THIRTEENTH BTREET, NEW YORK. II EEEEB II AA A A A A A A A A AA A AA RRRRK NN RN RN RN li RRRRR 1 IIIIHIIHU EEE 11 6 RN RN A A A A RN RN 11 EEKEBA AK THURSDAY, AS U8UAL, BARGAIN DAY. GREAT SALE OF EMBROIDERIES AT NINETEEN CENTS and throo qnnrteri: Worth 35 to 50 cents.

Wool Laces. 5 1 1 15 inches ide OV cents Yard wide Flouncingn Half pneo Bu.n'sh Scarfs Half price Hems itched Handkerchiefs 9 cents; worth Mufflers 49 cents; worth SI Fancy block Ribbons Oi centB; worth 25 Scarfs and Fichus 17 cents; worth 50 Embroidered silk Ties 17 cents; worth .15 Foather Trimmings 10 cents; worth 4 Chinchilla Muffs 7.) cents; worth $1 Hire AfutTs and ipes 59 cents; worth $1 R. yal leaver Capos wor.h 912 Biery CLOSING OUT Merino CLOSING OUT Gloves CLOSING OUT Umbrellas and Canes CLOSING OUT Art Embroidoi ies CLOSING OUT SILKS AND VELVETS HALF PRICE. cents to 2.08 were $2 to $5 Brocade Velvets. 1 dors 19 cents; were 40 Lengths of n.

of Lvntlis of Lengths of colored Khadnliios. price price pri.o prico Gros Silks Silks DRESS GOODS A thousand l)n Wool ii iucle Homosi.un. IX Caiiielett, HALF PRICE. Hall price cents; wore $1 49 c. nts; were 1 54 cents weie sjl Cashmeres 40c.

weio ,5 Plaids 49c. were 75 Tricots 40c wore 73 Dor.ii ea ie B.juroUes. c. were 50 Series wtrit'5 Yailii I a Jc. wer 1 1 Clct .1.9 and 09 cents'i'wero 83 cei.ts ind pARLORS Oi'ENED.

ooo vfi nn it ooi! rrrr ooo OV VIINNNO OSNS II TO VV II NN GO NN OOO II ft NN GGG OOO NN urn uni! RKU KRU OOO OOO sss Are i no In Perl rs on In tlHri! lloor nolil'iil coeds in t'loir Art spacious buildings, easily reatJo'd oy elevan r. ROYAL WORCESTER, BHONZES, PORCiCLAlN PAINTINGS. FULTON AMD CLARK STREETS. ME. r'STILLVv ELL should be On all affairs ot li.e; the truest fortune tiller living.

NO. FULTON STREET. on Red Hook lane. MR'. "l'HUiiG CAUSES SI'EiiDY MAR Iy OL riage willi one yon lovo, unites separated, romovoa ovil influence, gi sloe 25 CENTS.

373 GOLD n'l'RiJKT, near Myrtle ov. JS RS. HTAillT, CLAIRVOYANT," READS lYJj. planets stars. naino and description of future companion anil date niarriago; sue reveals crets and advises trothfullv on lifaiis.

Cut this out. 50. and Sol: seen Sundays. 417, Carlton av. corner rultonst.

EDICAL AND BUSINESS. Mrs. H. M. Walton (la'e CLIFFORD).

43(; arlton av. near l'uiion Mo iieal exaioi.iiitions made personally and by hair. Satisfaction guaranteed. Twenty live joars practice. 1 77 9 9 rteinov.il of this marvelous clairvoyant.

Ho tolls names of dead and living friends, whom ond when you will marry, business, jouineys, health, law, absent friends, anything you wish to know: positive satisfaction come all quick. Materializing seance with grand organ Sunday evening, 439 Fulton st; seen Sunday. Mme! HERMINIE, ralmister and character reader; host advice given to ladies on r.l oflairs ol life; no gelltleinon; hours from 10 A. M. to 0 r.

nl. uesiaence, oi lalltieav. DR. LAROCHE, FRENCH TRANCE clairvoyant, asking no questions, gives the names of his sitters, ladies their maiden and married namps: reunites tho loved who aro separated tellsvrhom ana wfisn you to marry adviseB in business, liiw comracis, miij ftirors. ho.

ladius. tl: gents. $2 9 A. M. to 9 r.

M. No. 417 Cnrlton av. corner of ulton bi TKAVEL, XIIAIV.SPOI tl VflOJi, Ac. Bteamalilua.

S1 ,2 TATE LINE. YOUJt TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, BELFAST OR LONDONDERRY. PASSENGER STEAMSHIPS SAIL EVERY THURSDAY From Pier 42, North River, foot of Lorov at Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. Cabin passage and 10, according to location of stateroom.

Steorayo to and freitt Kerr po at lowest Excursion tii at reduced rates. AUSTIN BALDWIN Agents, No. 63 Broadway. BERNARD BOG AN, Agent, 65 Court st, Brooklyn. Parcels forwarded to all parts of Europe by Baldwin's European Express.

I imAN LINE. FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL BALTIC Saturday, Jan. 30, 2 P. M. I1TY OF ItERLIN Saturday, Fob.

6,4 P.M. CITY OF Saturday. Fob. 13, 12:30 P. M.

From Inman Pior, foot of Grand st, Jersoy Cabin passage SCO, $80 and $10(1: intermediate, 35; steerogo irom or to the Old Country, $2(1 PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents, No. 1 Broadway, New York. JOHN O. HENDERSON A SON, 344 Fulton st; or H. F.

KOCH. H)i Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D. CS eNERAL TRANS ATLANTIC PNY, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE COMPANY'S PIER, NO. 42, NORTH RIVER, Foot of Mort on st LABRADOR, l'onere D'Hautcrivo.

Jon. 27, 11 A. ST. SIMON, Diir.md A' ST. GERMAIN.

Traul) Feb. 10, 9 A. Checks payable ot. sight, in amounts to suit, on the Bauoiie Trans illnntioue, ot puns. LOUIS DE BEBI AN, Agent, No.

6 Bowling Green. N.Y. PENNER A RODUERS, 85 87 Court st, Brooklyn, MJNARD LINK. Till CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED, 'ielo'n New slid Liverpool. ci'lllng at Cork Harbor, ivkoil PIER 40 'it.

NEW YORK SERVI A itiirday, Jan JO. 2:0 1 P. GALLIA Feb. 6. 6:.

A. AURANIA Saturday, I eb. 13, 11:30 A. Ana every following Miluritay. RATES OF PASSAGE: Cabin passage.

$00, $H0 or $100. according to accommodation. Intermediate passaga, Tickets to Paris. $22 additional. Return tickets on fat eratjlo terms.

Sf eorutre at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Liverpool aiiifQuoeiistown and all other ports of Europe at low Through bills of lading given for Belfast, Glasgow. Havre Antwerp and oilier ports on tho Continent and for Mediterranean ports. For freight and passngo apply at thy company's ollices, No. 4 Green, New ork 1 VEIcNON H.

BROWN i Agents. For passage tickets from or for Europe, drafts st lowest rotes and further information apply to T. H. 11ENDRICK SON, No. 216 Atlantic av, near Court st, aolo agent for Hroolilvn.

or H. K.O etcanllJouts. A LL FARES REDUCED VIA STONINGTON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE. To Providence.

to Boston, $3.00. First class Steamers loavo from new Pier 30, North River, one block abovoCancI r. M. uany, excepi, oumiay; now train, with parlor cars (reclining chairs) between steamer's landing and Boston without eliarge. F.

W. POPPLK, General Passenger Agent. "rVT ORWICIT LINE, 1 REDUCTION OF FARES TO ALL POINTS. A stl nil: Worcester (2.60. Steamore leavo Pior 41), North River, foot Watt st, next pier above Desbrosses St.

i'nrry, at lijur. uu.ijr, ba copt Sundays. "ORIDGEPORT. Stoaraer ROSEDALI5 laoves pier 24 East River Ot I P.M.; foot of Thirty tlrat street, East River, 3:15 P.M. aaily.

BOSTON, NEWPORT. NORTH AND EAST, FALL RIVER LINE; best Sound route. Maximum accommodations, minimum rates. From Pior 28, N. foot of Murray st, New York, at 4 :30 P.

M. dailv. Sundays excepted. Steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE. Connection from Brooklyn by Annex Boat, foot ol ton st.

at 4 r. si BORDEN 4L0VELL, GEORGE L. CONNOR, Agents. General PaiBODgjAgont Coimtwise Ntimmiii'H. ALIFAX, N.

AND ST. JOHNS, N. P. RED CROSS LINE, Pior 3, N. R.

S.S. Jan. 30. at 11:01 A. M.

lVA etocantlv fitted UD and Provided with all modern Improvonients; cabin amidship; excellent tablo charming scenery splendid fishing and abundance of shooting. Halitox, nrst cauill. secoim aso; ov Johns, first cabin, $32, second, $17, including oxcollonl BOWRINO i ARCHIBALD, agents, 18 Broadway, N.Y, NE EW YORK AND CUBA MAIL STEAM SHIP COMPAri rtm navana. ONLY WEEKLY LINE OF AMERICAN STEAMERS, From Pier 16, itasl uivor, r. ai.

rihawioa SATURDAY. January 3i NIAGARA SATURDAY. February 0 FOR NASSAU AND ST. JAGO. CIKNFUF.GOS THURSDAY.

February 4 JAMES E. WARD a Agents, 113 walist, a. X. CHARLESTON. SAVANNAH, FLORIDA AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, Via CHARLESTON, S.

ot ,1 M. t. 7 Rivor. foot of Park oioco. CITY OF COLUMBIA.

Cant. Woodhull Jan. 30 filTV OF ATLANTA, dipt. Lockwood lob. i JAMES W.

QUINTARD Agents, OR WILLIAM P. CLYDE A 35 Broadway. Via SAVANNAH, nt 3 P. toot, of hitv i iw Cant, Nickerson Jan. 30 CITY SAVANNAH.

Capt. H.C. Daggott. ten. 2 CUATl'AHOOCHEE, dipt.

Catherine I'eb. 4 H. YONGE, Agont. A II flieio. are nrovidod with first class nasson ger accommodations.

Insurance of ono por cont. Pro niinm enn bo collected at. dostiiiotlon if insurance is ef fected by two o'clock at union ollico, or by three o'clock at piers, on or ooioro aay or sailing; onieriTisu itmusi, oe jiaiu by snipper. For further information apply to the agents of the ro ooeotivo linos as abovo. office on Dior, or to W.

H. RHETT, General Agont, Great Southern Freight and Passenger Lines, union ottieo.317 Broadway, New York Ulty. COWiI JSIvAIVJD. nONEY ISLAND. WlJST BRIGHTON REACH.

BRIGHTON BKAOH, MANHATTAN REACH. PROSPECT PARK AMD CONEY ISLAND RAH.ROAD, EXCURSION Tlf'KK'PS. 25 CENTS. CHILDREN OVER 5 AND UNDER 12 YEARS OF AGE, 15 CENTS. Childron under 5 years of age, FREE.

TIME TA Ul.fi: Trains loavo Brooklyn Dopot, Ninth av. and Twontioth St. (Greenwood), 6:30, 7:05, 9:00 A. M. and hourly thereafter until 8:00 P.

M. Trains loavo West Hi iglit in. 7:00, 8:03, 9:30 A. M. nnd nouny inuieaiier unui l'.

.,1. Trams run hall hourly on Sundays nnd race day nftor noons. ON SUNDAYS. First train leaves Brooklyn 9:00 A. M.

First trnin leaves West Brighton 9:30 A. M. Iliirtm nnr r.mte.s direct to Brooklyn donnt Vandorbilt nnd Park av lino from Fulton and Catharine ferries and East niver brtago; oay, amiiu ana mnta 8s A nlann Allnnlll, Ho.nnlh lino; Boe'ruin piace, Atlantic and Fifth ays and Fifteenth st line ana liauiman av gnu mum imt. ORIGHTON BEAOH RAILWAY, Hr1orA xtotlnn 6:45. 0:00.

11:00 A. Q.Ofl K.IK HV .,,,1 Pv.tnonat. 1.rlf tlon 5 ruinntos Utor. as aboro, eioopt u. trua, THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE ALMANAC ABOUT FEB IN ADDITION TO THE INFORMATION USU WILL CONTAIN A VOLUME OF INTEREST BROOKLYN AND IT IS THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPL LISIIED IN THE its distinctive business is with the mercial life of brooklyn and adja below will be found a partial li abrasion of silver coin.

ascertain any day of the week, cal aggregateTOpopulation In principal ALDplFg.lDIlBOKLYNJOTK AMOUNT' AND VARIETY OF COINS FOR 1886. ANNUAL HOLIDAYS. AREA AND POPULATION OF THE ARKANSAS SPECIAL 0 l. ASSESSMENTS, KAlIoriAli BSBA. ASSESSMENTS, NEW YORK STATE.

ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS. KINGS COUNTY. ASSEMBLY. STATE OF NEW YORK ASSOCIATION, BRIGHTON BEACH RACING. ASSOCIATION.

ROCK AWAY STEEPLECHASE. ASTRONOMICAL CALENDAR. ATLANTIC AVENUE TUNNEL, LAST TRAIN AUDITOR BROOKLYN VOTE FOR, 1883 1884. AUDITORS. KINGS COUNTY.

1871 1886. BANK ASSESSMENTS, NATIONAL. BANK TRANSACTIONS OF BROOKLYN CITY. BASE BALL IN BROOKLYN. BUST TROTTING TIME AT ALL AGES.

BIC YCLIST, THE BROOKLYN. BRIDGE, NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN. BRIGHTON BEACH RACING ASSOCIATION, hiiqciki vy ALDER UEN AT LARGE, VOTE FOR, 1883. ALTITUDES. ANALYSIS OF POPULATION.

AREA IN ACRES. AU'JITOR, VOTE FOR, 1882 1884. BANKS. BASE BALL. BICVCLIST, BOARD OF EDUCATION, BROOKLYN THEATER DIAGRAM.

BUILDINGS ERECTED IN BROOKLYN 1885, VALUEOF. IN 18S5. CAKiMEN'S RATES. CHARITIES, COMMISSIONERS OF, CHURCHES AND PASTORS. C.TY BANK TRANSACTIONS.

Cl'T COURT. CITS' DEBT. CITY GOVERNMENT. CLUBS. CONTROLLER.

VOTE FOR, 1882 1881. CONGRESS, VOTE FOR, 1882 1 84. COURT OF SESSIONS. CRICKET IN 1885. DEPOSIT COMPANIES.

DISTANCES BETWEEN VARIOUS POINTS. DISTANCES TO PLACES ON LONG ISLAND. DISTRICT ALDERMEN, VOTE FOR, 1883. DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL SOCIETIES. EXCISE MONEYS.

DISTRIBUTION OF ESTIMATED POPULATION. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. EARLY CHURCHES. FERRIES. FIREWORKS LAW.

FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT. GENERAL GUIDE. GRANARIES. HACKNEY COACHES OR CABS. IIHJH WATER.

HOSPITALS, DISPENSARIES AND INFIRM ARIES. INSURANCE COMPANIES. KINGS COUNTY COURT. LIBRARIES. MANUFACTURES.

MAYOR. 1185, ELECTION FOR. mayors of. 1834 1886Y MILES OF STREETS. MILITARY.

NAVY YARD OFFICIALS. NECROLOGY, 1885. NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE. NUMBER OF DWELLINGS. NUMBER OF LOTS.

NURSERIES. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. RAILROADS. REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATBr REGISTRATION OF VOTB Wf J866 1885. REVOLUTIONARY ROWING IN 1885.

SAVINGS BANKS. STREET RAILROAD PASSENGER tB AFFIO. SUPERVISORS IN 1886. SURROGATE'S COURT. TABLE OF LICENSES.

THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS. THE TAX RATE, 1862 1885. TRUST COMPANIES. UNION FERRY COMPANY. UNITED STATES COURTS.

VALUE OF BUILDINGS ERECTED IN 1885. VIEW OF. WARD BOUNDARIES. YACHTING IN 1885. CAPACITY CHURCHES OF.

OPERA HOUSES. THEATERS OF. CEMETERIES. CHURCHES BAPTIST. CONGREGATIONAL.

GERMAN EVANGELICAL. JEWISH SYNAGOGUES. KINGS COUNTY. LUTHERAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL. METHODIST EPISCOPAL (COLORED).

METHODIST EPISCOPAL (GERMAN), METHODIST PROTESTANT. MISCELLANEOUS. PRESBYTERIAN. PRIMITIVE METHODIST. PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.

QUEENS COUNTY. REFORMED. REFORMED EPISCOPAL. REFORMED PRESH YTKRIArf. ROMAN CATHOLIC.

SECOND ADVENT. SUFFOLK COUNTY. SWEDISH PRESBYTERIAN. UNITARIAN. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, CIRCUIT COURTS, U.

S. CITY GOVERNMENT OF BROOKLYN. CLAIMS. U. S.

COURT OF. CLEARING HOUSE, NEW YORK, 1854 1885. CLOSING AND OPENING OF HUDSON RIVER. CLUB. CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY.

CRITERION THEATER DIAGRaM. COINAGE GOLD, 1793 1885. MINOR COIN, 1793 1885. SILVER, 1793 1885. SLZ.E AND WEIGHT OF U.

S. COINS. VARIETIES AND AMOUNT, 1885. WEIGHT AND COST OF SILVER DOLLARS. COLORADO STATE ELECTION.

COLUMBIA. DISTRICT OF, SUPREME COURT. CORRESPONDING DAYS IN MONTHS. CONGRESS, FORTY NINTH, U. S.

OONURESSVOTE FOR, IN KINGS COUNTY CONCESSIONAL DISTRIOTS.KWGS COVTY. CONVEYANCES AND MORTGAGES, KINGS COUNTY. COPYRIGHTS, DIRECTIONS FOR SECURING. COSMOPOLITAN EVENTS. COST AND WEIGHT OF SILVER DOLLARS.

COUNTY CLERK. KINGS, 1885, ELECTION FOR. COUNTY JUDGES, KINGS COUNTY. COUNTY CLERKS KINGS, 1670 1886. QUEENS.

1083 1886. SUFFOLK, 1669 1886. COURTS CIRCUIT, UNITED STATES. CITY, BROOKLYN. CLAIMS.

U. S. COUNTY, KINGS. SESSIONS, KINGS COUNTY. SUPREME, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, SUPREME, IN TERRITORIES.

BUPREME, KINGS COUNTY. SUPREME, UNITED STATES. SURROGATE'S. KINGS COUNTY, UNITED STATES, BROOKLYN. DECADES.

POPULATION BY DEPOSIT COMPANIES. DIAGRAMS ACADEMY OF MUSIC. DRESS CIRCLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, PARQUET AND BALCONY. ATHENEUM. BROOKLYN THEATER.

CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. CRITERION THEATER GRAND OPERA HOUSE. HISTORICAL HALL. LEE AVENUE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. MUSIC HALL.

NOVELTY THEATER. PARK THEATER. PLYMOUTH CHURCH. TABERNACLE. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION DIGESTING FOOD, TIME REQUIRED FOR DIMENSIONS OF EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

DIRECTIONS FOR VOTERS. DISPENSARIES, HOSPITALS AND INFIRMARIES. DISTRICTS ASSEMBLY, IN KINGS COUNTY. CONGRESSIONAL. IN KINGS COUNTY.

SENATORIAL, IN KINGS COUNTY. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS KINGS COUNTY. 1819 1886. QUEENS COUNTY, 1818 1886. SUFFOLK COUNTY, 1818 1880.

DISTRICT JUDGES, U. 8. DWELLINGS IN BROOKLYN, NUMBER OF EARLY REAL ESTATE RECORDS, KINGS COUNTY. EARTH, AREA AND POPULATION CF THE THE EAGLE ALMANAC WILL BE FOR BER A G. J.

SWAYNE, 210 FULTON TON COOK A ROBERTS, 241 FULTON RELL. 42 COURT EAGLE BRANCH OF THE PRINCIPAL BOOK STORES AND NE PPPP RRRR COCO F.KEB 222 8656. PR RUG OK 2 32 55 PR II 22 65 PPPP RRRR II KKB 22 6H55 II 22 65 II 0 OR fB 65 II CCCO EBEB 222223 5565 ON RECEIPT OF THIRTY OKNTB BY THE WILL BE FORWARDED BY MAIL TO TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS. ALE FOR ARREARAGES OE TAXES, I AWn WATKIi RATES Notica is liorobv given, in nursuance of ohaptor 111 ol Laws of ioa A net. nnni flmlniT tbn Mnttlnmnnt nnd collection of arreoroges of unpaid taxes, assessments and wotor rates in tho City of Brooklyn, and imposing and levying a tax assessment and lion in lieu and instoad of such rrrearngos, and to enforco tho payment thereof," poBsod Maroh 16, 1883, and the sovorol acts amendatory thereto, that tho lands and premises situatad in tho Eightoonth, Nineteenth and Twentieth wards of the City of Brooklyn, in respect ol which the Board of Assessors have, under the provisions of said aot, fixed and certified the amount of a tax assessment and lion more than twelve months prior to tho date of this notice, and upon which such tax assessment and Hon remains unpaid, will bo sold for samo at publio auotion to the highest bidder, by thoRogistrarof Arrears of tho City of Brooklyn, at tho Common Council chamber, In tho City Hall, in tno City of Brooklyn, on WEDNESDAY, tho 8rd day of February, 1886, at 12 o'olook, noon, and that fnrtlior prt)ou lars of the property to be may be obtained at tno office of the said Registrar of Arrears, in tho M'nlolp Building.

In tho said City of Bronklyu. Dalod.proojtlyn, January 68fl. THEO. JW)KBQ iiH 321 RegtioZ oi AR4rti 0 I THE EAGLE C07, 609 AND fill FULTON STREET. 1'INAIVCIAli.

JROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY. NO. 177 MONTAGUE STREET. CAPITAL (full paid) $000,000 Invested in V. S.

4 per cont. bonds at par and A LARGE SURPLUS Allows interest on deposits. Deposits are subject to check at sight, or returnable st spocilied dates issues cor tificr.tcs of deposit. Desirable depository fof unds awaiting investment. Anliiori7.ed by special charter to act as execntor.

admin istralor, guardian, trustoo or any other position of trust, legal uepi.sttnry ror money iuiu mm vuuih jiio registrar or transfer agents ot stocKs sua oonus, auu is trustee for railroad or other corporation mortgages. odnl, urn derived from liavmiT file 1 TUSJ Oompsny act in any of tho above capacities. Will execute nrdora for nurohaso and salo of U. S. bond! or other investment securities.

tpou deposit 01 casll orapiiroveo security vuio 1 fc voroiiteo letters of credit and pay all droits undsy saute. TRUSTEES: Joalob O. Low, JC. F. Knowlton, Henry K.

Sheldon, Alex. M. White, John T. Martin, Ocrnoliua Wood, A. A.

Low, rroaoi ic wroinwou, initio "iwa, Aln rnnHer XfcP.OO. P. RllfO. HollVy SailgQr. Miohnol Cliauncey.E.

W. Corlies, Ripley Ropes, Wm. B. Kendall, H. E.

Pierr. pi.nt, AbramB. Baylia, Klfljl I1.jrv.a, rreaiuonta KrnanKD W. ConLlES. Vice President.

James Rxiss OtrnnAN, Secretary. 2 EVEN PER CENT. FARM MORTGAGES. THE OOKB1N BANKING 115 BROADWAY The bnsis of succoss of every industry fn tho West, and iB products ol thA farm. Wheat.

corn, beef, pork and c. tton supp tho manufaotures of tho country and even tho vast system of railsvays that gridiron the continent. Tho thousands of millions of uoiicy tnat are invested tno securities ot tueso roilwaya re dependent almost entirely up tho s'iccess of the aj iuultural intorost. and vet railroad bonds, en a tironcr miloago, arc fa vcrito nrnt with the public, not itnst 'nai'ig a nrst mortgage upon tne larniB inot Dro uco the revenues that sustain, them is practically a prior on. If carefully made a FIRST MO'tTtiAGE unon onn at these FARMS is be: ter than onythinr that follows.

TlllIU' Fl VE CONSECIJTIVK YEARS of act vo ond largo uxperienco with pi icing these loans has onabled the company to master all the details requiro i to secure nd nroteot a lender's money, as the record here in Nesr York of all theda years will demonstrate. That prudent investvrs are learning tho value of those sscurities is shown by the enormous proportions to which these in vestments novo grown witn us aunng tn lost two years of depression. i E. STAPLES. No.

215 MONTAGUE ST. Dealer in Brooklyn ond Now York City railroad I stock. tut bonds. Brooklyn and New York gaa stock, and bond. Rank.

Trust Comoany and Ina aranoo. stooka. UHR Connty and 8utto boada. LOAH $7,000, $30,000 S2.600. $: f.n nnn.

stm.iHm. and $18,000 on bond and mortgage at 6 and 6 per cent. WILLIAM BRIDGE, No. 13 wtiiougnoy st, near oity Hall. RPECIAI IVOXICEB.

A RTHUR J. HEANEY. SOUTH BROOKLYN PAWNBROOKER, 214 ATLANTIC AV. Liberal adynnoes on diamonds, watches, jewelry, auver ana pioteu ware, sear sac. eamel'i hair silks nd Telyet SCHULZ DEALERS IN FURNITURE, CARPETS, 604 FULTON NEAR BOND.

Credit if desired. TkRUNKENNESS, (Jon bo cured by administering Dr. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC. It can bo given in a cup nf cofloo or tea without tho knowledge of the person Inking it, effecting a speody ana permanonl euro, wuenier ojm uoouhi; moderate drinker or an alcoholio wreck. Thousands of drunkards hove boon made temperate men who have taken the Golden Spucifio in their coffee without lliejr knowledge, and to day believe they quit drinking of tllpir own free will.

No harmful effects result from its administration. Cures guaranteed. jf c.r saio ay vt xiii.jr.r a ouuiui uumi Brooklyn. MASSKY A Oornor Broadway and Tvrenty ftfth and corner liftta av. anajp oriy aovoni.n si imw FFICE RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSION, No.

203 Montague stroet, Brooklyn In pur suance of tho requirements of.Soction 6. of Chapter of the Laws of tho Stat, of Now York, uassod Juno 18, 1875, as amended by Chapter ii OI tno JjOWB oi me oi of New York, passed July 1, 1882, public notice is hereby given to tint owners tr porsons interested in tno soy oral parcels oi ojai uftwm various routes of railway heretofore fixed, determined and laid out by the undersigned mmissioners upon the suv eral atreots, placus and lands, that they will attend at their ollicu No. 203 Montague street, in tho City of Brooklyn. iunty of Kings, on the 25th day of January, 18W at, the hour of half past nine o'clock in the forenoon of ud day, to hear the said owners or persons interested ns oforo aaid upon tho question of damage arising from tho probable diminution in value of nnv or ol! such parcels ot lond as aforesaid which may be used by the construction, maintenance ana operation ot tho said steam railway or railways. latetl January II.

lono. MICHAEL II. HAGERTY, I GEORGE L. MORSE, Commissioners. JOSEPH F.

KNAPP, I OFFIClf RAPUU TRANSIT' COMMISSIONERS The hearing of property owners and persons intorosted under (ho foroiroimr notice is hereby adjourned to THURSDAY, January 28, 1880, ot 9 .30 o'clock in the forenoon, at No. 203Montoguo St. Dated Brooklyn, January .25, 1886. wii.eiani ii. i.iol,.

MICHAEL H. HAGERTY, GEORGE L. MORSE, JOSEPH F. KNAPP, CHARLES E. BILL, Jb Commissioners.

riifioTi'ir PAPin TRANSIT COMMISSIONERS Tho hearing of property owners and persons interested under the foregoing notice is hereby adjourned to MONDAY, February 1, 1886, ot o'clock in the forenoon, nt No. 203 Montague si, Dated Brooklyn, Janunry 28, 1880. WUjIjIAM II. MICHAEL H. HAGERTY.

GEORGE L. MORSE, JOSEPH F. KNAPP, CHARLES E. BILL, Commissioners. LEGAL NOTICES.

Y. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUN TVTl Firo Insurance Company of rooklyn, plaintiff, against Bridget Lowes, Goorgo LawcB. her husband, and others, defendants. HORATIO O. KINO, pl'ff's att'y, 10 Court st, Brooklyn, N.

Y. In pursuance of and by virtue of judgment of foreclosure and salo made and ontorod in the nbovo ontitled notion, and bearing dato tho 27th day of January, 1880, 1, tho undersigned rofereo in said judgment named, will sell at public auction, in tho rotunda or tne uouniy uuri, nouou. oo iyn, en the 20th day of February, 1880, at 12 o'clock, noon ot said day, the property mentioned in said judgment, and described as follows, to wit: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with no ouiiaingsanaiinproveiiieiiisi.iioio on, situnto, lying ond being in the City of Brooklyn, Count ot Kings nnd State of Now York, boundoa and doscrtbod as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point forined.by tho intorsoction of the westerly side of Lewis avenue with the southerly side of Van Bnron streot; from tlionce running westerly along the southerly sido of Van Buren street quo hundred (100) foot; thenoo southerly and parallel with Lewis avenue twenty (20) feet; thence oast orly ond part of tho wny through a party wall and parallel with Von Buren Btreot ono hundred (100) feet, and thence northerly along the westerly sido of Lewis avenue twenty (20) feet to the point or place of beginning. Dated Brooklyn, Jonunry28, 1886. ia28 3wT1iATq AUGUSTUS M.

PRICE, Hoforeo. mo WILLIAM H. ROGERS (IF ALIVE), JL and to the wifo or widow of said William H. Rogo. (if any), and to tho devisees and heirs at law (if any) of said William H.

Rogers (if he bo dond), and to any and all other porson3 haying or claiming to have any interest or lion upon tho land below doicribol as grantoos, assignees, boirs at law, dovissoB or next of kin or otherwise of any of the persons abovo named or referred to or of any decedent, whoso estate in said land oppoars of record in tho County of Kings, who and whoBe nomeB ore unknown to tho undersigned. Broi klyn, N. January 14, 188C Plooao to take notice, that in pursuance of Chapter 114 of the Laws of 1883, the Registrar of Arrears of tno City of Brooklyn, nt the City Hall, in said city, on tho 29tn day of April, 1885, sold nt publio auction for tho non payment of a certain tax, assessment and lion, fixed and cor liiiod under and by virtue of the provisions of said act, all that certain pioco or parcel of land, situato in the City of Brookiyn.snd known nnd described on thoassossmentm nf tho Twolf th Ward of said city as lot Number 12. pn blook Number 327, end that I became tho purchaser of the same at o.iid salo for the sum of $185, nnd that I now hold the certir.ato of solo thoroof, which certificate is known as Number 1,895 on tho register of soid Boles, designotod in Liber 83 inthooffioo of said Registrar of Arrears. And that if such aforesaid amount of $135,, together with accrued interest, and charges, be not paid on or before tho expiration of ono year from tho dato of service of this notice, I shall apply to the proper officers of tho said City of Brooklyn for a title absolute in Baid abovo mentioned InndB, as provided for in said act.

PATRICK CUNNEEN, Purchaser, No 63 Contor streot, Brooklyn, N. Y. 8. N. A W.

H. GAItm OH, Attorneys for purchaser, 49 Court street, Brooklyn, N. Y. al4 wTh SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY lO Annie E. Robertson agoinst Jennie D.

Van Sise and others. jF.nny A. Weivniif.iio. plaintiff's attorney By virttio of a judgment of this Court, made and ontcrod in tho nbovo ontitled notion on tho 16th day of January, 1886, 1 will sell atpublio ouotlon to tho highest bidder, on tho 13th day of March, 1880, at 12 o'clock noon of that day, at the auction salesrooms of Thomas A. Kerrigan, auctioneer, Number 35 Willoughby street, In the City of Brooklyn, nil those b'ix lots, pieceB or parcels of land situated, lying and being in tho Eightoonth Word of the City ot Brooklyn, County of Kings and State of New York, and bounded nnd doscribod na follows, to wit.

Bo ginning nt a point at tho intersootion of tho southerly sido of Vim Voorhies streot and tho easterly Bide of Central avenue, and running thonco southeasterly nnd parallel with Central avenue, one hundred feet; thonco northeasterly and parallel with Vun Voorhies stroet, one hundred and fifty feet; thence northwesterly and parallil with Control ovonuo one hundred foot to tho southerly sido of Van Voorhies frost; thonco southeasterly along the southprly sido of Van Voorhies street one hundred nnd fifty feet, to the point or place of beginning, being known and distin gnishnd us lots numbers 307, 308, 309, 370, 370, and 378 on map of tho Vnn Voorhies arm. mado by L. Bartlott, City Surveyor, in April, I860. Also, nil that certain lot, pic.o or parcel of land, with the buildings thorson, situate, lying and boing in tho Twenty third (late Iwouty first) Ward of tho City of Brooklyn, County at Kings and State of New York, bounded nnd described 08 follows: Boginnlng nt a lint on the southerly sido of Lexington nvonno distant ono hundred nnd twonty nvo foot easterly fro the southeast rly corner of Loxinnttn and romp kins avenues; running thonco oastorly nlong tho southoriy side of Lexington avenuo twenty live foot; thonco soutb orJyand parallel with Tninpkinsavonno ono hundrod foot; thonco westerly and parallel with Lexington avenue twenty five foot; thonco northorly and parallel with Tompkins avenuo one hundred feet, to the point or plaoo of beginning. Dated tho 28tb day of Janunry, 1886.

jq 3 CwTh CHARLES W. RIDGWAY, Referoo STORAGE. ROOKLYN STORAGE WAREHOUSES, k.AAn ik Ttr nnfir nit.v Hull, nnt.nhllshod 1807). rT 4Qi nrinnii nfinnn Al nnrmnntb: mor ohandiso nt lowest rates; oaU advaooes prpotired tmaB yfjiea desired, por truokaandvanalurtueaea, ALMANAO CLERK, EAGLE OFFICE, IT ANY ADDRESS IN THE UNITED BTATES. COALi AND WOOD.

AVID MELICK, DEALER IN COAL AND WOOD. COAL AND WOOD. COAL AND WOOD, COAL AND WOOD. 111 MYRTLE AVENUE, near BRIDOE BTRKBT. DENTISTUY.

aRTL. J. ilOYT. DENTIST, 393 iruui on iiuvA Opposite City Hall, near Park Thoat tlon iu prices. TeoMi extracted without Roduct MIISICAX.

INSTRUCTION. uition for beginners COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, tfllD AVENUE, COIlMEfl FUL1W BfRBEX, 1 lirii Ctn. Artni i BEDFORD On kiprrss steamers, 1st cabin, $S0, $100 and $125; 2nd cabin, $55. On older steamers, 2nd ibin, $.:0. Steerage at lowest rates; return tickets at roduced rates.

Pier between Second and Third sts, Hoboken, N. J. OKI.lilClL .1 2Uowljng Green, N. Y. TM7HITE STAR LINE." TO QUEENSTOWN AND LlVimPOOU PIER 52.

NORTH RIVER. DERM ANIO THURSDAY, Jan. 23, noon, CELTIC THURSDAY, Fob. 4, 5:30 A.M. BRITANNIC THURSDAY, Feb.

11, 10 A. M. Cabin rates, $60, $80 nnd $100. Steerage tickets, lrom or to the old country, $20; intermediate in Adriatlo, $35. N.

B. These steamers do not oarry cattle, sheep or pigs. For passago ticketB or drafts payable on demand overy rrliero in England. Irolnnd, Scotland, Sweden and Norway. Jt lowoBt rates, apply to V.

ALDIUDGE, 12 Court st, and OUN F. MORGAN, 85 Broadway. Broadway, Now Yoik,.