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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE-SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 26,1892.-TEN PAGES.
WANTED-HELP-SPECIAL.
WANTED—LADIES TAUGHTS. T.TAYLOR'S system, of dream cutting; only agency in Brooklyn; dreammaking in all branches; cutting and cutting in the MILEY, 482 Fulton at, near Looser's, over store store.
WANTED-MILLNERY SCHOOL: THE art thoroughly taught in a first class millinery tablishment, well known in Brooklyn for its artistic productions; orders promptly executed; exclusive designs now read: V. M. CARHANE 487-Futton st, opposite Wechsel & Abraham's parlor floor.
WANTED-MELP-FEMALES.
Advertisements under this heading are 50 cents for each insertion of five lines or less.
WANTED—A COMPETENT WAIST hand. Call this evening, from 7 to 8 o'clock,
at 1:23h Fulton at, second flat.
WANTED - THOROUGHLY COMPETENT and experienced salesmen in all departments. Apply from B to U A M, and about U P M, to FREDERICK LOSER & CO. 484 Fullloust.
WANTED-THOROUGHLY COMPETENT and experienced saleswomen in all departments. Apply from 8 to 9 A.M. and about 6 P.M.
FREDERICK LOESRN & CO., 484 Fulton st.
WANTED—TWO SALESLADIES OP
good appearance and middle age for work a few
hours two days in the week. Inquire at 827 President
Sunday.
WANTED—JANITRESS; RENT, FUEL and wages in private house for services of wife as Janitress, good references required. Call evenings between 7 and 8 at 20 Sidney pl.
WANTED—LADIES MAKE $20 A WEEK
who write for us at home. No canvassing. Reply
with addressed and stamped envelope. WOMAN'S CO.
BOLLET COMPANY (Incorporated),
South Bound, Ind.
WANTED—TO DO OUR NEW WORK
at home, laudie and girla; 3 to 8 per week
qually made, no paraphrase, no canvassing, sound self-
care, or purging. FOR PURGING COMPANY,
4 Liberty square, Boston, Mass.
WANTED—LADIES OR YOUNG MEN
to take light, pleasant work at their own homes;
1 to 3 per day can be quietly made, work sent by mail,
no camasling. For particular address GLOBE MANE-
FACERING COMPANY, Box 5,331, Boston, Mass.
Established 1880.
Nurses- and Senstresses
Advertisements under this heading are 50 cents
WANTED-HELP-MALES.
Advertisements under this heading are 80 cents
WANTED—MAN AND WIFE AS JANIOR in a first class flat on Court st; the use of 4 rooms with but and cold, warm, range and stone tubs in services. GEORGE E. LOVETT & GULICK. D Court st.
WANTED - CAPHLE BOYS, CLERKS,
salesman, bookkeeper, stographer, porters and
watchmen. Navig AI recommendations can be assisted
to positions by applying to Employment Bureau,
Young Men's Christian Association, 802 Fulton st.
Brooklyn.
WANTED-SITUATIONS-FEMALES.
WANTED-SITUATION-AS A JANI-
tress, by a respectable middle aged Scandinavian
woman, without family. Please address W.-H., Box 1,
Eagle office.
WANTED—SITUATION—TO WORK IN a restaurant by the day, by a respectable young Swedish woman, has good city reference. Call for two days at Mrs. B. NATHAN'S. 345 Furman at, third floor.
Nurses and Seamcreases.
WANTED-SITUATION-FOR SEWING and opentaires work, or housework in a small family, by a young educated Israelite girl, not long in this coun-
tour on Saturday, and Sunday at Mrs. CAHN, 8-Haymond st.
WANTED—SITUATION—TO TAKE care of growing children and do sowing, by a young German girl; good references. 18 Suydau st. E.D.
WANTED—SITUATION—TO TAKE care of children or do upsalaire work, by a respectable English girl, just landed. Please call at 391 hicks at first hour.
Chamberinals and Waltresses.
WANTED—SITUATION—AS A CHAM-
berald, by a young Swedish girl. A.YANSSON,
CUI Classon at, near Borges at.
WANTED-SITUATION-AS A CHAM-
bermaid or parlor maid in a private family with
reference, by a respectable girl. 91 Warren st., top
floor.
WANTED-SITUATION-AS A CHAM.
bermaid or as a lady's maid, by a neat young girl;
has first class references. Please call at 21 St. Andrews
pl, between Herklimer st and Atlantic ar.
WANTED—SIPUATION—AS A CHAM-
berald and waltress, by a respectable young Gier-
mann. A 1920s novel.
WANTED-WASHING, &c.
WANTED-WASHING-BY A FIRST class colored laundress, families and gentleman's washing best of reference. Please call for three days on Mrs. BAKR. 42 Chapel st., basement.
WANTED-WASHING-BY A RESPECTABLE woman, Monday and Tuesday, to take home washing or go out a good-washer and froner. Please call at 284 State st.
By a rannabletic Garsen woman, to work by the day and take wash home. Please send postal card to Mrs. HAIBACH, 82 Twenthe st. Brooklyn.
WANTED-WASHING AND IRONING-
To take home, for ladies, gentlemen, private
families, restaurants or barber shops. Mrs. CLAIR, 268
Fifteenth st., second floor.
WANTED—WASHING AND IRONING—
To take home, at 50 and 75 cents per dozen, by a first class laundress; is a good shirt roster; first class references. Please call for two days at 97 Butler st.
WANTED—WASHING AND IRONING—By a Swedish girl, to do first class family washing by the dozen; beat of reference. Please call at 416 Cumberland st, near Atlantic av.
By a respectable young woman, to take
home or go out by the day Monday and Tuesday of each
week, to get two data sheets for Clermont av. Room
4, first door, back
WANTED—WASHING AND IRONING
By a respectable woman; to go out by the day or would like washing home; can give good reference. Call us in week, in dry goods store, U87 Classon-2, usr St. Marks.
WANTED—WASHING AND IRONING—By a reappetable Swedish woman; to go out by the day on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday; to a brat class at college, 2017 Pacific at; second flour, back; Miss DUNSQVIST
WANTED—WORK—BY A RESPECTABLE Swedish woman, to go out by the day. Mrs.
JOHNSTONE, 463 Dean st.
WANTED-WORK-BY-A RESPECTABLE colored woman; housecleaning or laundry work by the day. Please call for two days at 27 Rockwell pl., ton floor.
WANTED—WORK—BY—A—RESPECTABLE colored woman, day's work or to go out washing or take it home. R. Q. (5) Tempkins ar, Brooklyn.
Written work and forms of
stenographic work and typowriting done reasonably
work called for and delivered. STENOGRAPHER,
370 Harkingeret.
WANTED—WORK—BY A RESPECTAry at, near Clark, Cuthbert Hall, D, D., pastor—Services at 11 A. M. and 4 P. M. The pastor will preach.
MIRST REFORMED CHURCH, SEVENTH av and Carroll at Rev. James M. Farrar, D, D., pastor—Services in the morning. The pastor will preach in the evening. Sunday school, 2:45 P. M. All are invited.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
AT BROOKLYN TABERNACLE, CLINI-
and Groene nve. Dr. Talmage will preach to-
tomorrow, 10:30 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. Sabbath school
245 P.M.
A GOSPEL TEMPERANCE SERVICE
A Sunday, November 27, 8 P. M. at Moravian
Church, Jay at, near Myrtle, Jubilee Singers and
address by W. S. Fratler, Esq., of Wisconsin.
AT SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH,
Clinton and Congress sat—to morrow morning at
1 o'clock Rev. John W. Chadwick will presach. Subject,
"A Observerful Past." The public is cordially invited.
A T ST. PETER'S EVANGELICALL LUTH-
ERAN ORCHURH, Bedford av. D. Halsemann will preach to-morrow in German at 10:30 A. M. and in
Maryland at P. M. Music under the direction of Mr.
Herman Auer.
A YORK ST M. E. CHURCH, CORNER
Gold at Rev. R. Richardson, pastor, will preach
at 10:30 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. Sunday school at 2:30
P.M. Monthly Love Feast on Tuesday evening.
SPIRITUAL MEMORIAL SERVICE will be held at the parlor of Mrs. Dr. Blake, 401 av. on Sunday evening, November 27, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Blake will give tests of spirits that are present.
AT WARREN ST M. E. CHURCH, NEAR
Smith st, Rer. W. K. Smith, pastor—Preserving at
10:30 A. M., aud 7:30 P. M., by the pastor; Sabbath
at 8:30 A. M., aud 7:30 P. M., by the pastor; Sunday evening 7:30.
A cordial welcome to all; seats free.
ALL SAINTS' SEVENTH AV. SEVENTH A. Rev, Melville Bord.ector-Services. 8:10:30 M. Sunday school. M. Holy Baptism. P.M. Evangelist. Sabbath. Subject. The Conversion of a Russian Novelist May Teach Us."
AT BRADBURY HALL, 290 FULTON ST, the Brooklyn Spiritual Association meets at 6:00 and S.P.M.; Mrs. Abbie Burnham of Boston, will speak on the Progressive Conference meet every Saturday evening.
AT FIRST PL. M. E. CHURCH, REV. R.
B., Pardestingian D. P. d'arguer, preached at 10:30
subject, "How May We Glorify God!" At 7:30 the pastor
will repeat by request his Thanksgiving sermon,
preached at the Westminster church. Sabbath school at
2:30.
AT THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH,
Sixteenth at and Fourth ar, quarterly meeting is in
progress. Presaching to-night, 7:45, by Rev. George
Bakins, presiding elder; also, to-morrow at 10:30 and
7:30. Sacrament, 11:30. Love feast, 3:45. Seats are
free and all are welcome.
A T ST MATTHEWS (ENGLISH) LITH-
ERAN CHURCH, Clinton st. corner Amity, Rev.
Dr. Everett, pastor, will preach. 10:30 A. M., on "Paul
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
EIGHTEENTH ST M. E. CHURCH, NEAR Ninth w. Rev. Charles H. Buck, pastor—Presching at 10:30 by the pastor. Praise service at 7:30. Sabbath school at 2:15. Bee free. All welcome.
IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH, LA-
fayette av. and St. James pj, John Humpatons, pas-
tor-Morning worship, 10:30; evening, 7:30; pastor
preaches. Soate free at night. Prayer meetings, Tues-
day school lesson, Saturdays, at 4. All welcomes at
all services.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, HENRY st. near Clark, C Outhbert Hall, D, D., pastor-Services at 11 A. M. and 4 P. M.; the pastor will preach.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH IN PIERRE-
PONT ST now worshiping in the new Polytechnic
Chapel. Presaching by the Rev. Thomas S. Samson at
40 A. M. and at 75 P. M.; Sunday school at 2:45
P.M.
FRANKLIN AVENUE PRESHYTERIAN
CHURCH, near Myrtele, Rev. Charles Edwards, pas-
tor.-Moroling service 10:30 A.M. Sabbath school 12:30
.hour. long service 7:45 P.M. Seats free. All
are welcome.
FRIENDS MEETING, LAFAYETE AND
Washington avs, James B. Chase, pastor--Meeting
for worship, 10:30 A.M., L Bible school 0:18 A.
M., Wednesday, 10:30 A.M., dressed by an hour
of normal Bible study. All are welcome.
GRANCIS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Park av near Bedford, Rev. C. W. Wilkinson, Jr., 214-750-3680, brancis.wilkinson@churchofangels.org, time of Angel's 1:30; "Sauh, the Godforsak's Kite." Sunday school, 2:30; Strangers welcome. Seats free.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (SCULEN-
tist) Aptorra Grata Cathedral, corner Bedford ar-
d Madison at Services 10:45 A.M and 7:30 P.M.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. R. E. Mason. Sunday
school at 12 - Thursday evening meeting in the vestry.
All are welcome.
FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, Prospect pl. between Fifth and Sixth
are—Preaching at 10:30 A.M. and 4 P.M. by Mr. J. L.
Chesnut, licentiate. Sabbath school at 1 O'clock. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Strangers
cordially invited.
GREENWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER Fourth st and Fifteenth st. Rev. Robert B. Hall D. B. Pearson - Preaching 3:0 M. and 7:30 P.M. Hospice at the church of the synagogue sermon. Bible school at 9:15 A. M. and 2:30 P.M. You are cordially invited to all these services.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
SPECIAL THANKSGIVING SERVICES at DURYEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Clermont av. near Atlantic, at 7:30 o'clock. Addresses by Rev. Mr. Berry, Mr. Thomas H. Wray and, Mr. John K. Riggins in the morning at 10:30 o'clock. Sabbath school at 2:30 P.M. A cordial invitation to all.
COUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
bay corner Courts and Presbyterian arts - Services morning and evening, 10:30 and 7:30, with preaching by the pastor, Rev. Lyman, D. B. Lyman.
"A Plea for Freedom of Thongs in Evanclerical Churches." In the eventing, monthly service of song, with special manical programme. Sabbath schools at 2:30. A cordial welcome to all.
SIMPSON METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Clermont, and Woolgaby. At 10:30 Rev. Charles W. Pareons, D. D., will presche by exchange of pulpile 7:30; sacred content, with brief addresses by A. H. Van Cort, esq., and the pastor, Rev. R. Evans, H. Van Cort, Sunday school, 13:30 Epworth League prayer meeting, 14:30 December 1, Rev. A. C. Dixon will deliver in this church his popular lecture on "Yourself and Other People."
ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
corner Jefferson and Patschen ave, Reyn. Henry T.
Soudder, rector - Sunday services: Holy Communion 8
M. Litany, sermon and Holy Communion 10:30,
Sunday service: Holy Communion 10:30,
Annual service of St. Stephen's Chapter, Brotherhood of
St. Audrew, Wednesday evening, November 30, at 8
Address by the Rev E. A. Bridley, D. D., of St.
Agnes' Church, Trinity Parish, New York City, Seats free
All welcome.
SAINT PETER'S, STATE ST., REV.
Linday Parker, rector—First Sunday in Advent.
Early Celebration 8. Morning service 11, when the rector
announces the morning service at the parish.
One hour service, including short sermon, 7:30.
Wednesday next, St. Andrew's day, Holy Communion,
with short address, at 11. In the evening at 8, special
service, including a Mass of the Lord of the Apostle
of the Andrew. Annual report will be sent by director,
and an address will be given by Mr. Parker.
STRONG PL. BAPTIST CHURCH→D. C.
Potter, D. D., pastor Tabutachue Baptist Church,
New York, will presch at 10:30 A. M. Rev. James W.
Putnam, of New York, at 7:30 P. M. Sunday school at
8:30. Regular meetings of the church for worship
invited to all of our services. The Hon. W. G. P. Burdige,
ridge of Kentucky, will deliver a lecture Thursday evening,
December 8; subject, "Southern Problems."
TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner of Jefferson and Marysv. ARV, J. H. Mont-
gomery, D. D., pastor; services 10:30 A. M.; 7:30 P. M.
; lecture and prayer in lecture and prayer in lecture;
Nanadob school 10:30 P. M.
THE HOUSEHOLD OF FAITH, GREENE
BOARDING.
Advertisements under this heading are 50 cents, for each insertion of two lines or less.
BOARD—62 PUTNAM AV. OPPOSITE
Lincoln Club—Rooms to let with first class board;
suitable for them, their women and their
wives; would let some furnished rooms be paired;
or let to, for doctor or dentist; table boards accommodated.
BOARD—AN ADULT FAMILY, LIVING
in their own house, have a large and small room;
folding beds; improved sanitary, plumbing; near King's
bridge; 42d Vanderbilt vault, fourth-brown stone from Gates.
BOARD—TWO OR THREE GENTLEmen can find a delightful home, with or without board, in a refined private family of adults on one, block of Vanderbilt station King's County Land, in terms to desirable parties; seen on Sunday, 439 Clemmont av.
BOARD-ON THE HILL-A FRONT ALCO-
room and square back, second floor, in a private family; good table, lovely locality, and L cars, rooms nicely furnished and all modern imple-
ments; rooms to be seen afternoons. 420 Greene avenue.
BOARD-HANOVER HOUSE-298, 300
Band 302 Lifesaving at E. H. QUICK, proprietor,
board at boarding house prices; hotel fare,
7 a week; meals, 25 cents; transient rates with meals;
1 to 2; modern improvements; handsome rooms; new
furniture.
BOARD-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR AND
2 hall rooms on third floor; folding beds and every
convenience; new carpets and decorations through closet;
improved sanitary plumbing; near elevated table
table first class; best of reference. 420 Vanderbilt av.
between Greene av and Pulton st.
BOARD—HOTEL ST GEORGE CLARK
and Hickens, Brooklyn Heights—Rooms with private bath; electric lighted, steam heated; American and European plan; table d'hote breakfast, 75s.; table d'hote evening; during dinner—WILLIAM TUMBRIEG proprietor.
Boarding Agencies.
BOARD-PERSONS DESIREING FIRST
class board or furnished rooms in private families
or boarding houses in Brooklyn will do well to call at
this office before locating; we inspect the rooms and ret-
rieve furniture. Please contact Brooklyn Board and Room
boarders. Brooklyn Board and Room Directory, Rooms
64 and 75, Franklin Building, 186 Romeen st.
BOARD WANTED.
for each insertion of five lines or less.
WANTED-A COMPETENT NURSE
girl to take charge of infant 6 months old; must be kind and willing. Call for two days at 111 Hicka at.
WANTED-A PROTESTANT CHILD'S nurse: Swedish or German preferred; references required. 58 Montgomery pl.
Chambermoulds and Waitresses.
WANTED-TO MIND A BABY AND DO
upatals work, a thoroughly competent nurse
girl references required. Call at 481 Putnam av, near
Throop.
Advertisements under this heading are 50 cents for each insertion or two lines or less.
WANTED—AS A CHAMBERMAID AND waitress, a young, intelligent person, to go a short distance in the country. Call at 60 Livingston st.
WANTED—A CHAMBERMAID AND waitress at 28 Orange at; German or Swedish pre- fied.
Cooks, Wishers and Ironers.
Advertisements under this heading are 50 cents.
WANTED = A GOOD COOK AND LAUNDRY,
103 St. James pl.
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS COOK AND
landress; reference required. Apply at 103 Lincoln
pl between the hours of 4 and 11 P.M.
WANTED-COMPETENT COOK; MUST be near and obliging. Call quirk Monday noon at 207 Greene 39.
WANTED-A COOK AND LAUNDRESS meat have reference. Call for two days at 230 St. Johns pl.
WANTED-AS A LAUNDRESS AND waitress, a neat, capable girl, with good references. Apply, until Monday noon, at 207 Greensay.
WANTED—AS COOK, WASHER AND
tromer in a small family, a German girl, Call Batu-
liday and Sunday at ND Taylor at.
WANTED-TO DO COOKING, WASHING and ironing in a family of two, a competent young girl; good wages. 134 Union st.
General Housework.
Advertisements under this heading are 50 cents
for each insertion or line less.
WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK A girl. 418 Quincy st.
WANTED--TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK in a small family, a girl must have references. Inquire at 522 Tenth st., Brooklyn.
WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSE:
work in a small private family; good reference.
Call for three days at 61N. Classon av; no calls.
ANTEL-TO DO GENERAL HOUSE.
two days at 130 Rogers at, near Butler at.
WANTED-SITUATION-AS A CHAMBERMAID and waitress, by a respectable young Norwegian girl. Call for two days at 100 Loqueteat, between Fourth pl and Nelson at.
WANTED-SITUATION-AS A CHAMBERMAID and waitresses, or as cook in a small family, by a respectable colored girl; has good city references. Call for two days at 308 Hicks st., basement.
WANTED-SITUATION-AS A CHAMBERSMID and waitress in a small family, by a respectable young and reduced German girl; has good city references. Call for two days at 1922 Fulton st.
WANTED-SITUATION-AS A CHAMBERSMID and waitress, by a respectable young woman; no objection to a boarding house; can furnish city references. Please call for two days at 287 Smith st.
WANTED-SITUATION AS A WAIT-ress and chambermaid in a flat or as assistant nuree, by a lady for a girl of 16. Apply Saturday afternoon or Monday morning at 0'45 at.
WANTED—SITUATION--AS WAITRESS or would do chamberwork in a private family, by a young girl, stilling and obliging; best city reference. Cali or address L.M. 34 Jersegalon at Brooklyn.
WANTED-SITUATION-AS A WAITironing at her home; best city references. Apply at 341
Bergen at Brooklyn. 2
Test water quality and identify any newly experienced girl; willing and obliging can be well-recommended by present employer. Apply to Mrs. JACK-80X, 8t, Paul's Rectory, Flatbush.
WANTED-SITUATION-TO DO CHAMBER work and waiting in a private family, by an experienced young girl. Call for two days at 198 Water at cards answered.
Cooks Washer and Ironers
WANTED-SITUATION-AS A COOK and laudress, by a middle aged woman. Call for three days at 59 Luguerat at, near Henry.
or to do general housework in a private family, by
a respectable woman; good reference. Please call on
Mrs. GALLAGHER. 132 Park as no cards answered.
WANTED - SITUATION - AS A FIRST
class laundress, by a respectable woman to go out
by the day or take home; best city reference can be
allowed for a date at 2 North St. Newcastle
WANTED-SIFICATION-AS A FIRST class cook by a retractable wainscatter and attendant of baking and desserts; no objection to boarding for two days at present employer's. 1,074 Fulton st.
WANTED-SITUATION-AS A GOOD cook in a small family, by a respectable young nudish girl, has good city references. Please call for two days at 1,435 Fulton st, near Tompkins, top flat.
General Housework.
WANTED-SITUATION-TO DO GENERAL housework by a young girl; has good reference. Please call 1.44-0 Fulton at.
WANTED-SITUATION-TO DO GENERAL housework, by a girl. 108 Wyona st, E.N.Y. rear.
WANTED-SITUATION-TO DO GENERAL housework or upstairs work, by a respectable young girl. Call at 295 Marlon st, near Saratoga av.
WANTED—WORK —WASHING AND ironing to go out by the day or take it home, by a respectable widow; or any kind of work; gentlemen's clothes; or other references can be given. Please call at 293 Atlantic air.
cleaning, by a respectable Protestant Swedish woman;
and take care for one week on-Mrs.
ANDERSON, 405 Warren St.
WANTED-SITUATION-TO DO GENin Athens) : 7:45 P. M., Mr. Yeastrow Okano, of Japan (in native costume), on "Religious Managers and Customs in school", 2:3 P. M. long service, 7:15 P. M. Wednesday, S.P. M. the public invited to these services.
WANTED—WORK—AS A FIRST CLASS
laundry to go out by the day, or to tase,
or would do cooking, by a young woman. Please
e-mail address 24 North Portland as, near Park, second
door.
WANTED - WORK BY A FIRST CLASS laundress, to go by the day or would takelakesskinds of domestic work; reference if required. Please call at 325 Kostuskiat, at near Throop air.
WANTED-ENGAGEMENT.
WANTED-ENGAGEMENT-TO HELP at dressmaking, by a young lady; is a good button hole maker. Address 114 Dean st, Brooklyn.
WANTED—PUPILS—PIANO—A G EN-
tleman who is a brilliant plantat and experienced
teacher, having taught for many years in principal New York conservatorium, wishes to make engagements with those desiring first class instruction at very low terms.
Alumni: 14 Sterling pt. between Fifth and Sixth avenue.
WANTED—PUPILS—FOR THE PIANO-
force by an experienced lady teacher, former pupil
of the London Academy of Music, England, also the New
York College of Music; instruction given at pupils' or
teacher's residence; terms moderate. Address A. R.
Eagle office.
WANTED PROFESSIONAL
WANTED-DRESSMAKING.
WANTED—DRESSMAKING—A FEW more engagement to go out by the day; will go out at present for $1.50 per day. Address Miss P. S., Eagle office.
out by the day or week; bury by the Taylor
system. Dates $1.00 per day. Address H-M = Franklin
at branch.
WANTED-SEWING-A YOUNG AMERICAN woman of ability would like employment a shoulder no objection to assisting with housewife washing excepted references. Address SEWING, 312 Pearl st.
WANTED-SEWING.
WANTED--HOUSE--BROOKLYN PROPERTY, for immediate investment, within walking distance of City Hall; will pay all cash if suiced, in location. Mrs. PARIET LORD, New York Post Office.
AT JEFFERSON HALL, PENNSYLAVANIA, corner Atlantic, Twenty-sixth ward, temporary meeting place of the PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Rev. William Thomas presch bunday morning at 10:30, and evening at 7:30. Evening subject: "Wild Oats the Seed and the Harvest."
WANTED-HOUSE-I WANT TO PURCHASE a 246 or 3 store and basement stone, Twenty-first. Twenty-third or Twenty-fifth ward preferred. Add HOME, Box 30, Engin office.
WANTED-HOUSES.
ALL SOULS UNIVERSALIST CHURCH
South Ninth at, near Bedford av. Rev. John Cohn,
man Adams, D. D., will speak Sunday at 10:30 and
7:30; Sunday school at 8:20; Young people meeting
at 7:15. Conference meeting on Friday at 8. Sewing
school on Saturday at 10. Evening subject, "Tennessee
and Our Age." A musical vesper service with brief address.
WANTED-HOUSES-70 PURCHASE
GOSPEL TEMPERATURE MEETING
will be held in the hall of the W. C. T. U. 223 Atlantic air terminal at 7:45 P.M. by Mr. William Thorer. Meeting is early, also Sunday at 3:30. All day meeting, from 11 to 5, on Thursday, the 1st ladies, Rev. Thomas Chalmers, Mrs. Bellar Guidon and others. Bible reading by Miss Elizabeth Greenwood at 3 P.M.
AT THE LONG ISLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE, South Eighth at near Bedford on Sunday, November 27, 3:30 P. M., the Rev. John F. Carson, secretary of the Brooklyn Law Enforcement League, will address the citizens of the Eastern District on The Enforcement of Law and Good Citizenship. Will S. Fraun, president of the Tampa Bay Times, speak on the temperance question. Singing led by W. D. Gaston.
AT MONROF ST PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, near Stuyvesant av. Rev. J. the converted actor and also by Revistat, who will also conduct revival services every evening except Saturday. Larvine's meeting 3:45, Mrs. S. D. Compton, leader, Preaching 7:45 by pastor; subject "The Wicket Gate." Illustrated with oil paintings.
AT THE PEOPLE'S MISSION, 246 MYRITE night, the Gcapep Wagon and Tent Association in charge; Miss Maria Hanan will sing; Sunday, 3. Hiram Myers, the singing evangelist; 7. Wesley League prayer meeting; director; aides by Mrs. Thorn; 8. sermon, last of a series upon "Eternity." Tuesday night William Rererson will celebrate his birthday; Miss Mary Jones.
nailista, Fulton at corner Bedford av - The inimitable platform test medium, Mrs. Ada Foys will answer questions in the morning. Evening: "Life in the Spirit World, followed by staring phenomenon. Through Mrs. Foys' eyes, you see a world of light and glory and hover over our world of spiritual darkness to prove that, although invisible to the physical eye, they are not dead. The Soul, the marvel of this great universe, is present in each applet, but perceive its identity in individuality. Though this great mediatorial instrument full names of spirit friends are given and answers to any test question which may be asked, for seats, come early."
BUSHWICK AV CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, corner Cornellia, Rev. W. T. Stokes, pastor - Service at 10:45 A.M. The pastor will preach at 7:45 P.M. M. Home Missionary rally, in which congregation and Sunday school will participate. All welcomes.
BEDFORD AV BAPISTEN CHURCH, J.H. Gunnling, pastor - Preaching by the pastor at 10:30, topic: "The Good Shepherd." Home song at A. with
GREENE AV BAPTIST CHURCH, NEAR Stuyvesant av a. The pastor, Rev. R. B. Montgomery, will call us on Monday morning to call Obesep." P. M. "A Conditioned Prifilege." Sunday school at 2:30. Prayer meetings, Monday and Friday evenings.
GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, corner of seventh av. and St. Johns pl., Rev. C. M. Gifn, D. D. pastor--Rev. W. H. Milburn, D. D. chaplain of the House of Representatives, at 10:30 P.M. pastor--at 1:50 P.M. Sunday school at 2:30 P.M.; Epworth League at 6:45 P.M.
HANSON PL BAPTIST CHURCH, HANSON pl, near Eureka at, Res. A G. Dixon, pastor.
Rev. E M. Potest, of New Haven, will preach morning at 10:30 and evening at 7:30. All seats free.
HANSON-PL-METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Her Charles W. Parsons, D. d. pastor—Preaching by Rev. J. O. Wilson D. d. of Simsua church in exchange with pastor at 10:30. Pastor's subject at 7:30. "The Magnetic Word." Good alinging, and evangelical service. Sunday school at 2:30. Epsworth nraile service at 6:30. Usual week night meetings. Everybody invited.
JANES M. E. CHURCH, CORNER MON-
tre at and Rald ar- Presbyaching by the pastor, Rev.
James Montgomery, at 10:30 A.M. the sixth sermon on
"The Lord's Praiser," and at 7:30 P.M. Kingworth Lease
prayer meeting at 8:15 P.M., led by the pastor. Seats
free and all welcome.
KINGS DAUGHTERS AND SONS—A meeting of the board will be held at the Memorial hall in the rear building of the V. M. C. A. Flatbush aw and Schermerhom at on Saturday, December 3. Morning session at 11 o'clock, afternoon session at 2:30. Mrs. Bottome, Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. M. E. Sangster and others will speak. The invitation is general and most cordial.
LEWIS AV CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, corner of Madison st—Roy. Robert J.
Kent, pastor, will preach to-imprer; hours of services,
10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. All are cordially welcome.
LAFAYETTE AV PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH corner South Oxford at, Rev David
Gragg, D. D., pastor—Praising at 10:30 A.M. M. Sub-
ject, "The Indignation of a Fina Soul." 7:30 P.M. M. sub-
ject, "A Whole Crowd of Ill Natured People; or the Heba-
rwa Murmurring at Rephidim." The last in the series
of discourses on "The Ill Natured People of the Bible."
Sabbath school at 2:30 P.M.
pastor- Services at 10:30 A. M., subject: "The Duty at Home" and 7:30 P. M., subject: "The Secret of Understanding Jesus." Sunday school, 2:30 P. M. Christian concerts, at which Miss Crosby later returned to concert, at which Miss Crobsy later returned to micronesia, will speak. Annual collection for American Home Mission Society Sunday morning.
TWELFTH ST REFORMED CHURCH,
Twelfth st. near Fifth ar-rov. James M. Farrar,
twelfth st. 10:30 A.M; the M.; the P.; the R.; the K.
Lloyd; 7:30 P.M.; the P.; the P.; the K.
meetings Tuesday and Friday 3 P.M. A welcome to all
METHODIST EISCOPAL CHURCH HOME corner New York and Park pl. Preaching at 3 P.M.by the Rev.I.C.Baruch, all are welcome.
M. 84, 104 roundup. William N. Pine, pastor—Preaching at 10:30 and 7:45. Morning themes: "Bread Upon the Waters"; evening: "Return of the Ransomed to Zion." Seats free; all welcome.
THE PILGRIM CHURCH STUYVESANT
av corner Hancock at H. W Bowman, pastor-
Prachnich 10:30 A.M and 7:45 P.M. Morning service
"Results of Spiritual Delights." In the evening service
course of four sermons on the "Inspiration of the Bishli"
will commence. Theme this Sunday, "The Wonderful
Book." Prazer meeting Thursday evening, 8 o'clock,
Seats free. All welcome.
MRS. M. D. GARDNER, EVANGELIST,
has taken charge of church on Sebenick in near Atlantic and presides at realignment on Sebenick in 3 P. M. Preschooling at 7:30 P. M. br. Rev. George E. Tilly, of Jamaica, followed by revival services. Scate free.
NOSTRAND AV METHODIST EPISCO-
PALCHBURCH, corner cormer at, Rew Arthur H.
Goodenough, pastor cormer at, subject The Deadliest
School at 2:30. Kpworth praise service, 6:30 P. M. A
TOMPKINS AV CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH (Tompkins av. near Fulton at) - Preaching by the pastor, the Rev. R. R. Meredith, D. D., at 10:30 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. M. Wyn. Treadall and his translation from the Greek and Hebrew into english; a series of sermons to be preached on successive Sunday evenings in the Church of St. John the Baptist (former Park and Market Ave.), preaching at 11 A.M. and 7:45 P.M. M. Strangers are cordially invited.
THE CELEBRATED WRITER, CHARLES T. Russell, of "Millennial Dawn," will presch in Room 204, Cooper Union, N. Y., Sunday, November 27, at 10:30 A.M. M. Subject, "In Our Days." Seats free. All invited. He will also presch at 3 P.M. at Hardman All, new york, corner fbv ab and Nineteenth at, on The New York Times, The Times, The Wall Street Journal, same place, on "The Millennium and Its Day of Preparation." Seats free.
UNITY CHAPEL (THIRD UNITARIAN),
Gates ar and Irving pl. Rev. S. H. Camp, pastor-
services at 0:30 A. M. Sunday school at 9 o'clock.
Chilton's Thinking giving service at 7:30 a. cordial invitation to all.
WASHINGTON AV BAPTIST CHURCH,
corner Gates av - Edward Bralin, pastor, preaches
10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Evening, seventh sermon
in a series upon "The Making of New Testament Men."
Sunday school, with pastors adult Bible class, 2:30
P. M. Everyone always welcome.
and evening service at 7:45, conducted by Rev. Wm. O.
D.D., of New York. The public are cordially invited.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, 502 Pulten at -Sunday, November 27, meeting for young men at 4:15 P. M. Address by Rev. John McCarthy, of the China Island Mission. Singing by Mr. Joseph W. Kidduh, baritone solist, Church of Our Saviour. Conversational Bible study at 5:20 P. M. Evening meeting at 8 o'clock. Address by Dr. C. S. Van Orden. Music by members of the association orchestra.
BOARDING.
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BOARD WANTED-AND ROOM, ON the Heights; for gentleman and wife; will pay $14 a week. Address JACKSON, Eagle office.
BOARD—205 WASHINGTON PARK, OPPOSITION Fort Greene—Second story, front; reference: table boarders accommodated.
BOARD-241 DUFFIELD ST, NEAR
BOARD WANTED-GOOD TABLE
board for gentleman-in private family, near Fifth
av and Ninth st. Addreses, with terms, Box 3, Eagle Fifth
branch.
BOARD WANTED—A YOUNG SINGLE
gentleman would like a room and board in some
private family in a particularly first class neighborhood; not
more than 40 minutes distant from lower New York, O.
U.C. Box 20, Eagle office.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
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FOR EACH INFECTION OF AGE LINES OR 185.
FURNISHED ROOM—A NICE ALCOVE
at 125 Clinton st. Call or address BONA FIDE
FURNISHED ROOM—A LARGE, WARM,
front room to let 075 Marry av. Brooklyn
FURNISHED ROOM—513 NYRTLE AV.
furnished front room heated; gentleman or married
couple, 2; single room 1.25.
BURNISHED ROOMS—116 HENRY ST.
large and small rooms, neatly furnished; few minutes' walk to bridge and ferries
FURNISHED ROOMS-219 DEGRAW ST.
-House newly furnished; pleasant rooms, with or without board.
FURNISHED ROOMS—2 LARGE, SUNNY
rooms, hot and cold water, use of bath and laundry,
good central location. 391 Bridge st; call all week.
FURNISHED ROOM—11 DOUGLASS
st, near Court--Comfortably furnished; all conveniences;
terms reasonable.
FURNISHED ROOMS—102 MONTAGUE
st—Handsomely furnished rooms, suitable for gentle-
man and wife or gentlemen, en suite or single.
FURNISHED ROOMS—1 OR 2 LARGE
finely furnished rooms to let, with every convenience
in one of the most pleasant locations in Brooklyn; convenient to elevated and horse carcass. 304 Adelphist.
FURNISHED ROOM—A NICELY FURNISHED or unfurnished room, with uses of pastor and kitchen, home comforts; to a retired lady. Address Mrs. MURPHY, 71 Grand Ay, Brooklyn.
at near Lafayette av—An unnatural large, handdrawn
coord story from room, cheerful and
sunny; well heated.
FURNISHED ROOMS—LARGE, NEATLY
furnished square room for two gentlemen, $2.25
per week; hall room,$ 1.25 per week; two minutes from
the bridge. 108 Nassau st. at near Jay.
FURNISHED ROOMS—A NICELY FUR-
nished second story front room, with all the modern
improvements, folding bed and well heated; also square
room on third floor. 161 Livingston st.
FURNISHED ROOM—A DELIGHTFUL room on second floor, front; sunny, heated, hot and cold water in room; all improvements; convenient to cars and bridge; root $3. 407 Pacifico st, near Bond.
FURNISHED ROOMS—1 DOUBLE AND 1 single room, nicely furnished, in a private house with owner; all improvements; reference required. 293 Union st.
PURNISHED ROOM--156 FIFTH ST-A large room with alcove and gas; suitable for mas
work in a small family, a young girl. 703 Macon street.
WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, a naut girl. Protestant preferred; highest wages if competent. 267 Quincy st.
work, a gift; must be a good plain cook, washer
and ironer. Call to day or Sunday at 857 Marcy av, near
Jederson.
WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, A German girl. Apply after 7 P.M.at 704 President st.
WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work and assist atooking in a German family, two children, a neat, respectable girl. Call at 270 Fifty-third at.
WANTED—TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK,a competent Protestant girl;must have good references.Cal. or 437 Hammock st.
WANTED--TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, a respectable girl. Please call at 131 Grand at, Brooklyn, K.D.
WANTED—TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK in a small private family, a neat girl. Apply for two days at 221 Stirling Ave.
work, amateur glist. must be a good plain
cook and launder, good wager paid referrer required.
Apply at 20S Cumberland at, near the Gaver.
WANTED—TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, a neat, competent girl; need be a good laundress and plain cook. Applic. mail references. AL 427 Greene av.
work, a strong, healthy diet, good cook and lace-
dress essential to Auburn, N. Y. Address Bot 2
Eagle Fifth branch
WANTED—TO DO GENERAL HOUSE-
mark, a work, only those who have references gree-
apply for two days at 104 Lefferts pl., near Franklin
avenue.
WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
work a german girl, wages must be a good
juice cook, wasnel and boner, a permanent home. Call
at 44 Monroe at, near Franklin ay.
WANTED—TO DO GENERAL HOUSES in a small family of adults, a strong, willing, good natured lady; bring references, good wages. Call Sunday or Thursday afternoon at 444 Hainesock st.
work, a neat, capable girl; must be a good plain
cook, washer and trouser reference required. 213 Prospect pln near Vanessa it is.
WAXED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSE WORK in family of adults, a competent girl, at once, must come well recommended. Call at 710 Marcy at, corner Clifton pl.
work, a first class job, a good cook and landlord
required. Apply by letter, stating experience and refer-
ence to 283 Mainstreet, Brooklyn.
WANTED—TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, in family of four, a competent girl, must be good plan cook and fine laundress; wages $100. Call 450 Harnett at this evening of tomorrow morning at 450 Harnett st.
WANTED—TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK in a family of four adults and infant, a girl must be a fair cook, washer and ironer, one willing and obliterating preferred. 312 Elmhurst at, St. Brook
homework in a small family; good city referral
call for two days at 10 Harpers court, near Jay
arrest
WANTED -SITUATION-TO DO GENERAL housework in a family of two, by a respectable colored girl. Please call at or address 291 Hudson av. Brooklyn.
WANTED-SITUATION-TO DO GENERAL homework, by a respectable Swedish girl lately irradiated. Please call for two days at 841 Borgen street.
WANTED-SITUATION-TO DO GENERAL housework, or as cook, by a respectable young Swedish girl, has good city references, Call Saturday or Monday at 228 Prospect at third floor.
WANTED—SITUATION—TO DO GENERAL housework, by a girl, in a plain cook and good laundress. Please call for two days at 072 Fifteenth st., near Third st., top floor, back no cards.
WANTED—SITUATION—TO DO—GENERAL housework in a small family, or to take care of children, by a respectable young girl; has good city reference. Please call until Sunday at 119 Kent St.
WANTED—SITUATION—TO DO. GENERAL housework, by a woman; city or country. Call at 453 Sackett at. Brooklyn, up stoop, ring two belts: no postal answered.
WANTED-SITATION-TO DO GEN-
eral homework, by a respectable young girl,
a good, cook, washer and ironer, has first class reference.
Please call at 315. Franklin av.
WANTED-SITUATION-TO DO GEN-
eral housework in a small family, by a responsible
young Swedish girl tately lauded. Call for two days at
177 Gates nv.
WANTED-SITUATION-TO DO GEN-
eral housework in a small, private family, by a
young respectable colored girl, can give city reforces-
ence and obligation. Please call at 364 NAVY at first floor.
WANTED - SITUATION - TO DO GENERAL homework to do downstairs work, by agreeing amountof time for homework, washing and laundry. Call for two days at 601 Gates st. near Summer.
eral homework by a respectable young girl, is a good cook, teacher and ironer; has good city references, is a cat for two days at 4:50 Dekalik Ave, near Kent.
WANTED-SITUATION-TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK in small family or warding and ironing by the day or to take home, by a young woman. Also call for two days at 4408 Hudson at, Brooklyn.
homework in a plain family, by a middle aged
woman, is a good weather and ironer, has no objection to
helping or directing her. Please call at G Harper
pourt
Employment Agency.
WANTED—TO TAKE SITUATIONS AS housekeepers, cooks, general houseworkers, etc., girls with first class city reference, several good places to stay, new management, passage tickets and drafted issues.
WANTED -SITUATIONS; SERVANTS
of all nationalities; Brooklyn Employment Bureau,
1907 Pineapple st. a, one door from Fulton, directly opposite
the entrance to the building. Brigade
managed by ladies, established twenty-one years
WANTED HOUSES TO PURCHASE
cheap houses for investment; not particular as to location condition with full particulars, CASH BUYER, Eagle Bedford branch.
WANTED-FLAT-FURNISHED-BY A family of three adults, furnished flat or part of furnished house, for four or five months from December terms moderate. Address J. C. T. Box 10, Eagle office.
WANTED-FLATS-FURNISHED.
WANTED-HOUSES-FURNISHED.
WANTED-HOUSE-FURNISHED-FOR a private family of adults from December 1 to June 1. State location and terms to K. S., Box 0, Eagle Office.
WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-ROOMS-2 OR 3 UNFUR-
pished rooms in private house in good neigh-
hood, for two ladies, without board; best references,
res. stating rent and particulars, S. E. K., Eagle
office.
WANTED-ROOM—AN UNFUNISHED
room near Clinton at, by a lobby, for very light house-
keeping; will take dinner only. rent, including gas, not
money. All expenses given.
Address: Clinton N. Box 20, Eagle office.
WANTED-ROOMS-2 LARGE UNFURNISHED rooms in house with owner, by a young couple, without encumbrance; location above Fifth ave. between Flatlash and First ave.; the nearer the corner of Sixth av. and Union at the better state terms, which flat, Brooklyn. E. J. RENSHI, 724 Railroad at, first flat, Brooklyn.
WANTED-ROOMS FURNISHED.
WANTED - ROOM-FURNISHED BY A gentleman, with reference, with private family, vicinity of Tompkins av and Fulton et. Address EYRE,
Box 14, Eagle office.
WANTED-ROOMS-FURNISHED-A gentleman and wife desire either furnished sleeper, a bedroom with private bath and private walk from Montauk club. Address only A.W. 3239 Carlton Avenue.
WANTED-LOTS-IN BROQKLYN, IN exchange for Brooklyn improved property, rented. will add cash, J. O. HOYT, 71 Broadway, N.Y.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE
WANTED—FURNITURE, ETC. I PAY
spot cash for household furniture of all kinds,
contents of stores, etc. M. F. GAYNOR, 134 Grand
street.
WANTED-GENTLEMEN'S CAST OFF clothing-Will pay highest prices on earth. Late CAMERON, 209 Flatbush av.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
or to let, rents collected, statutes managed. Apply
to C.B. FISH & CO., 325 Adams at.
WANTED-MINCELLANEOUS.
WANTED-FURNITURE-SPOT CASH paid for second hand furniture, carcars, etc., furniture removed. M.RHODES, 1,842 Fulton st, between Ruffinie and Rochester avs.
WANTED-SHOES AND CAST OFF
clothing at NEWSBOYS' HOME, 01 Poplarst,
MAIN STREET, NEW YORK.
BROOKLYN ETHICAL ASSOCIATION
2 SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH, Clifton and Congress sta.-Lecture Sunday evening, November 27, at 7:30; by Dr. Lewis G. Janea, followed by discussion subject, "War and Peace, as Related to American Civilization." Seats free. The public is cordially invited.
ort Reighsedge. Topic, 7;30: "Call and Response." Sunday school at 2;30.
BEDFORD BRANCH YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 420 Gates ar. near Nostrand—Sunday, 4:30 P. M., address by Hon. Bilas B. Dutcher, president Hamilton Trust Company and an Controller of New York State. Solo singing by Mr. A. H. Sprenger. Songs of the South by the famous New Orleans University colored singers. All young men, without regard to color, creed or nationality, are invited.
CHURCH OF CHRIST (SCIENTIST), 12
Hanover pl., Mrs. P. J, Leonard, speaker-Sundays,
10:30 A.M.; Thursdays, 8 P.M. All are cordially welcome.
CHURCH OF THE SAVIOUR (FIRST
Univarian), Plierport at ~Morning service at 11.
Rav Thomas Van Ness, of California, will presch. All
are welcome.
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, on Hancock st. near Franklin av. the pastor, Dr. Sobrends, will presbeth Sunday morning. December 27, at 10:30; also evening. 7:30.
CLASSON AV PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, corpore Monroe at --the pastor. 'Bav.
Joseph Dunn Barrell, will preach at 10:30 am ('The Con-
fessor of the Church). A list of savan disoccuous on the "church Father's."
CENTENNIAL CHAPEL OF FIRST RE-
FORMED CHURCH, St. Marks pl. near Third av.
the pastor, Rev. Austin F. Stockwell, preaches at 11 A.
M. Sunday school, people's meeting, 7:15
M. Sunday school, 2:00 P. M.
CHURCH OF CHRIST (DISCIPLES)
Steeling pl. Thomas Chalmers, Ph.D. Pastor
Preaching the pastor morning and evening
theme, "Institutional Christianity!" Evening theme,
"What is a Christian!?" Sunday school at 2:30. Young
Prentice meeting at B-Me.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH, BRIDGE
at near Myrtle ash. Bex Malay W. Knapw, D. D.
the former pastor, will preach 10:30 and 7:30, exchanging with Pastor R. E. Knapw. Sunday school 2:40.
Prayer meetings Tuesday and Friday evenings at 7:45.
All are invited.
CLINTON AV CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, corner of Clinton and Lafayette
Rav. Thos. B., McLeod D., pastor-Services 10:30
A. M. and 4 P. M. Sunday school 2:30 P. M. The
subject of the afternoon sermon will be "Short Studies in
the Life of Panl; His Dispute with Peter."
CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS, CORNER OF Henry and Remen sat one—The services of divine worship in this church on Sunday, the 27th hour, will be conducted by the pastor, Dr. Stores. Subject of evening sermon, "The Comparative Values of Men." Hours of service, 11 A.M., 7:45 P.M.
ERCISCOPAL, Gates ary, between Classon and Franklin ary. J. G. Hacek, D.D.
prayer and sermon 10:30. AE 7:30 service and sermon by Rev. James H. Cameron. Sunday school and Bible classes. 2:30.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Tompkins and Willowbay aby, Rev. J. F. Person,
pastor - Services to-morrow at 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P.
M. The pastor preaches at both services. Subject in the
evening. "How a Woman Should Treat Her Busband."
On nett Subbath estoning, December 4, the pastor
curial welcome to all.
NEW YORK AV MFTHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH, ROW, Melville B. Chapman, D. D.
pastor-10:30 A. M., the pastor will preach 2:45 P. M.
Sunday school; 6:45 P. M., Epworth League; 7:30 P. M.
service of song by the choir and congregation. You are
cordially invited.
NORTH REFORMED CHURCH, CLER
mont av. abore Myrtle, Rev. F. H. Hallenbock, pastor-Services at 10:45 A.M. and 7:45 P.M. Subject:
morning: "Truely This Was the Son of God." Evening: "The Lord Is My Shepherd." Music by the choir and short addresses by the pastor.
Seats free. All welcome. Sunday school at 2:30 P.M.
PURITAN CONGREGATIONAL
CHURGH, Lafazette and Mary arce -The pastor,
Rev. E. P. Terhane, will preach to-morrow at 10:30
A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Strangers cordially invited.
DLYMOUTH CHURCH-REV. LYMAN
Abbott preaches at 10:30 A.M. and 7:30 P.M.; Sunday school at 13:30; Bethel school, 2:45; Gospel service, 3:30; Bible study, 2:30; Preaching 7:45 P.M. by Rev. Richard Bostworth.
Saventh at and Sixth av.-Services 10:30 A.M. and
7:30 P.M. Preaching by Professor John Miller, of
Princeton. Sunday school, 2:30. Christian Endeavor,
U-45.
REV. DR. THEO. L. CUYLER WILL
preach on Sunday, both morning and evening, in the
Reformed Church, corner of Bedford as and Upliner at.
REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE RIXONCILIATION, Nostrand and Jefferson a.m. Services at 11:30 A.M. m. and 7:30 P. M. Sermon by Sunday school at 3 P. M. All cordially invited.
ROSS ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
between Bedford and Lea av. Ber, J. E. Adams,
pastor—Sabbath services; Preaching by the pastor at
10:30 and 7:30; Sabbath school, 2:30. Ying people's
meeting Tuesday night and prayer meeting Friday even-
ning at 8 o'clock. A cordial welcome to all.
REFORMED CHURCH ON THE HEIGHTS. Terrepoint at near Heoray, Rav. Walsley Field David, D. D., pastor—Houra of service, 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. M. to-morrow the Raw. George Thomas of Boston will preach; morning subject, "Doe's God Care?" Mooning, "The Good Old Times." All are cordially invited.
ST. MARK'S CHURCH, ADELPHI ST.
near DEKALB ak, Bay, Spencer S. Roche, pastor-
Services 10:30 and K; the rector preaches: Sunday
school at S. strangers welcome.
ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, THROOP
Sav, near DeKalb, A. A. Morierson, Ph.D.,ector-Holy
Communion N.A.M. Service and sermon, 10:30 Even-
ing, 7:30 Sunday school, 2:30 Brangers cordially invited
ST. ANN'S CHURCH, CLINTON ST. REV.
Dr. Alessop, tector - Holly Communion 8 M. A. Services D. M., 7:30 P.M. the tector will preach. Sun. classes M. M. M. M. Fri. Friday 2, 8 P.M. The sofa are free. All are welcome.
CHRYSOSTOM'S CHURCH, CORNER
TOMPKLAS and McDougonn at, Rer. W, E.
W. Wright, 10. D. R. rector-Sunday services at 7:30
30. A. M. and at 7:30 P. M. Friday at 8
P. M.
ST. LUKE'S CHURCH CLINTON AV,
near Pulton at, Rev. Henry G. Swenthal, roster-rot.
Sunday in Adrent. Holy Communion A. M.; morning
Sunday in S.A. School N. S. school 3 P. M.
evening prayer and sermon 7:30.
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D Putton - let a, a nice and newly furnished hall room; house and table first class; family private.
BOARD-35 POPLAR ST, NEAR WILLOW-Heatod rooms; three minutes' from Fulton ferry and bridge: 85 per week.
BOARD—ON THE HILL—261 CARLTON av- Large room, with running water and ample closets; referencess exchanged.
BOARD-PRIVATE FAMILY ON THE Hill will rent pleasant rooms, first class board and accommodations, at very moderate rates. 105 Greene av; central location.
BOARD-214 SCHERMHORN ST. BETWEEN Hort and Bound-1 square room on second floor, 1 large room occupied by single gentleman who would like gentleman room mate; references.
BOARD-HOTEL SAN CARLO S., 69
South Oxford st, handsoily appointed suites:
exclusive-baths; steam-heat; elevator; location unsurpassed.
BOARD-AT 1,151 AND 1,153 FULTON
st. corner of Franklin av-2 large front rooms on
second and parlor floors; hot and cold water; large
closets; first class table; prices very moderate.
BOARD—AT 19 SOUTH OXFORD ST. IN
house with owner, a handmade second floor, vinyl
or an suite; also a large back parlor and extension; reference.
BOARD—127 ST. JAMES PL—HAND-
normally furnished rooms, single or in suite, table
and service excellent; letting moderate; location desirable;
references.
BOARD—137 FORT GREENE PL—A pleasant alcove room, newly papered and painted, hot and cold water; also front square room or front hall room on third floor; terms moderate.
BOARD-A LARGE THIRD STORY
front room; hot and cold water; large closet; well
beautiful; also second story front hall room. 16 Lafayette
avenue;
BOARD-ON THE PARK SLOPE-AT 36
seventh at a second large alcove room, handmade-
19 furnished; of the large closets; tables first class; refer-
ences.
BOARD-HEIGHTS—98 HENRY ST-
Five minutes walk from bridge and ferry; neatly
furished rooms to let, with first class board; terms 45
to 7 weekly; references.
BOARD—A SECOND STORY ALCOVE
room; sample clothes; hot and cold water; use of
bath and gas; furnished or unfurnished; with or without board. 587 Carlton av.
BOARD—150 PACIFIC ST—LARGE AND small rooms nicely furnished in first class house; good location; convenient to L and surface roads; walking distance of bridge and ferries; terms moderate.
BOARD-152 SCHERMERHORN ST-A pleasant second story back room, suitable for gentleman and wife or two gentlemen; also, hall room; references exchanged.
BOARD—2 ELEGANT LARGE FRONT
rooma, medium size back room; also, back parlor;
all newly decorated; comfortably furnished; first class
board; also, small room; table board. Q State st.
BOARD-A LARGE FRONT ROOM OR 2
good sized connecting rooms, nicely furnished, on
second floor, with first class table board, at SO Livingston
at: reference exchanged.
BOARD—AT.15) STATE ST—A SECOND
story front room, with blocce and large closets;
southern exposure; also, third story back room; refe-
ferences alten and required.
and wife or two gentlemen; 84 por week; two blocks from elevated station. Call all week.
FURNISHED ROOMS—A WIDOW EMPLOYED during the day would like to find a party to share expenses and enjoy cozy home. Address C, Eagle office.
FURNISHED ROOMS—LARGE A N D small rooms to let, with all conveniences and well heated; also good table board given. Call all week at 93 bands at three blocks from the bridge.
URNISHED ROOM-A HANDSOMELY
FURNISHED ROOM-LARGE - FRONT
alcove room, second floor; southern exposure; surface heat; all improvements; within walking distance of the Warren st. house; 171 Warren st. between Clinton and Henry.
furnished aloove or square room in a brown stones house on the Hill, with all modern improvements; near I.road station; with a small private family. 400 Vanderbilt av.
FURNISHED·ROOFS—FOR GENTLE-
men: large room, suitable for one or two; heat, gas hot and cold water; also, single rooms: bath; house well, outside. Suites walk from bridge. 213 Adams at, near Mertle ar.
FURNISHED ROOMS—1878 FORALEMON at between Court and Clinton-Southern exposure near City Hall, bridge and ferries; desirable room, comfortably furnished, for one or two gentlemen; house strictly first class; moderate terms to permanent parties.
mashed second floor front for gentleman, or suitable for man and wife; also a back parlor for housekeeping; also other vacancies in large and small rooms; house has all improvements; rent $1.50 up. 180 Washington st.
URNISHED ROOMS—ENTIRE THIRD floor; 400 Waverly ar, square front and two smaller rooms singly or together; terms reasonable; hot and cold water; heated; bath; accessible to care; or suite of rooms, second floor; reference: Rev. T. L. Cuyler, 176 South Oxford at.
rooms and hall rooms, handcrafted furnished
and equipped with all improvements; to let; convenient to
surface and elevated floors; neighborhood first class;
interiors exchanged; terms moderate; with owner.
149 South Elliott pl.
TO LET-PARTS OF HOUSES.
O LET- PART OF HOUSE - 113 VER-
one at; second floor; 4 rooms and bath; rent $10
PINCKNEY & BLAKE, 349 Summer ar.
TO LET-PART OF HOUSE-TOP
floor, in rooms, all light; tubs in kitchen in first
class room; stairs on second stair; entrance at
rent. Call at 628 Rogers ar. near St. Marks.
TO LET—PART OF HOUSE—A PARLOR and basement in a nice locality (f and at reduced rent; all modern improvements. Inquire at 74 Hilhurd at, between Central and Evergreen axs.
TO LET- PART OF HOUSE-TWO UP-
por floors; 7 rooms; private house; immediate pos-
session; rent $20. Apply on premises, 237 Bergen
street.
TO LET- PART OF HOUSE - SECOND
floor of 3 nice rooms in private house with owner;
suitable for light housekeeping; all modern improve-
ment convenient to surface and l. roads; rent mod-
TO LET—PART OF HOUSE—A SECOND
floor to man and wife; a large room; parlor and
bedroom hated; use of bath and laundry; rent $15 per
month. Invoice at 2:20. Twelfth st. at, half block, from
WANTED—TO DO LIGHT HOUSE work, a girl about 16 to 18 years old, one that can sleep home preferred. Call at 47. Second porch, corner Clinton st.
obtain or at. April 2015 Fifteenth st.
WANTED—TO DO LIGHT HOUSE work or to play in a flat, a young girl, ages 9 to 10 First Sat, 1,080 Bedford as.
WASTED—TO ASSIST WITH HOUSEWORK in a small family, a young girl, one speaking German preferred; must sleep at home; requires at 232 Penn st.
WANTED—A DOMESTIC: GOOD wages. Apply immediately at Job, Tenth at, between Seventh and Eighth.
Employment Agencies.
WANTED-SERVANTS: MANAGED
by ladies-Brooklyn Improvement Bureau, 1001
Pinnapple stone door from Faiton, directly opposite Con-
tinental Avenue. Applicants must be 20 years
ready in city and country, established 20 years
WAYLED-RELP-HALES
WANTED - GIRLS, FIRST CLASS HELP
of all nationalities at the Palm Employment
Rural Court, between Franklin and Casson
County, Iowa. Applicants to 1,001 Bedford a-
passage tickets and drafts issued.
Advertisement Number. This heading are 30 cents.
For each inscription or five lines of text.
WANTED--TO WORK IN BAKESHOP
& buy German pretend. Apply at 25th St.
WANTED-PROOFREADER: MUST have had experience Applying at Eagle Job Printing Office, Eagle Building, City Door
WANTED—TWO SALESMEN OF GOOD Appearance and middle age to work two days in the week. Inquire Sunday at 8:30 P.M. President at.
WANTED TO MAKE HIMSELF GENERALLY beafan, a colored boy; reference required. Apply at the Statham.
WANTED-GORDON PRESS PEEDER.
Apply at Eagle Job Printing Office, Eagle Build
log, 5th Street
WANTED—IN LAW OFFICE, A BOY
about 16 years of age. Apply at Room 47, 579
Boston, Monday morning between 10 and 11.
WANTED - AGENTS; SMART MEN CAN
specially offer 200 to 100 weary, no deposit
required, sample quot free. Address: FINK ART POR-
TRAT CO., 400 N. Stark Street, employs
WANTED—A PRIVATE COACHMAN,
white, married without children preferred;
enlisted as city driver and groom best reference
required. Call at 2 Grace court, Brooklyn, on Monday.
WANTED-SITUATIONS-MALES.
WANTED—SITUATION—AS BUTLER
coachman, or to do driving of any kind, by a
propeable colored man; willing and obliging. Call for
two days at NB Class as, rear house.
WANTED—SITUATION—ASA DRIVER
by a young teen, understand the case of fornace
and will make Minise useful; good reference. ADVERT
TISER, 27 North Elliott pl.
WANTED—SITUATION—AS A BAR
keeper, by a respectable young man, who can be
highly recommended by his last employer. FREDERICK
CAMPBELL. 702 Beam at Brooklyn.
WANTED -SITUATION- AS A FIRST
class waiter or as driver for a doctor, by a colored
man; can give good reference from last employer. Ad
dress J. ST. GEORGE, 247 Navy st.
WANTED-SITUATION-BY A YOUNG
man 10 years of age willing to work in a good
person, office work preferred. Address EXCELLENT.
Has 1, Single income.
WANTED - SITUATIONS - BY CAPABLE
boys, clerks, bookkeepers, salesmen, stenographers,
physicians, postdocs, examiners. Apply to Employment Basis.
CORRIANIAN ASSOCIATION.
402 Fulton at Brooklyn.
WANTED-WASHING Ac.
WANTED-WASHING-TO TAKE
home. Address Mrs MURPHY, 71 Grand av.
Brooklyn.
WANTED-WASHING-TO GO OUT BY
the day by a respectable Swedish woman. Address
M J J, Eagle office
WANTED—WASHING AND IRONING
By a respectable young woman. Apply at 10
Evergreen, Brooklyn
WANTED—WASHING AND IRONING—
To go out by the day or would take it home.
Please call 73 Graham
WANTED—WASHING—RY A RESPEC-
tive Swedish woman to go out by the day, or take it home. Please call on M.SOJHANSEN, 567 Rattlest. et.
WANTED—WASHING AND IRONING
By a respectable colored woman, by the work or
dress, or to go out to da's work. Please call on or add-
ress LAUNDERS 304 Madison St.
WANTED—WASHING AND IRONING—
Is a respectable female student, to go out by day,
first class weather and fratern. Please call at 310 Atlantic
av. first floor, frank
WANTED—WASHING AND IRONING
By a responsible woman, by day or week. As a first class runner on shirts and fine clothes. Call or address 109 Nostrand as, second door.
WANTED—WASHING—YOUNG WOMAN would like to go out working by day. Mira.
LANG, 33 Middghat st, Brooklyn.
WANTED - LEFT OFF CLOTHING -
Ladies' and gentlemen's. I will pay $300 per comp-
mor than any dealer in the city. Call on or address:
UPS, 64 Smith, between Schermerborn and
Bates.
for our poor boys and girls. Please advise us that we may send for same.
WANTED--CAST OFF CLOTHING-OF
all kindles. I will pay $40 per cent more than any
other dealer in Brooklyn to fill my Southern urler,
children's clothing also bought. A. RANOYER, 267
Atlantic ar: send postal Mr. or Mrs Hanover will
call.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, AG.
BAY HORSE FORSALE ORTKADE FOR
a suburban lota have owned him since he was 435
years old, he is now 81; good road or doctor's horse; warranted
sort and kind; high head, long tail and mane; 4 hands; also, sidebar buggy, harries, blankets, lap
place; call at 317 M779 av or 86 South Elliott
CINE RIDING AND DRIVING HORSE,
about 16 years old, for sale good actor, sound, kind
and trust, owner has no use for him, will sell low to quick
buyer.
WM. VALLEY-
DARFINE BAY CARRIAGE HORSES
for sale cheap, also burger and boardwalk. Can be seen at ROWLAND'S livery stable, the Kaibah av, near Franklin, oweet, 143 Monroe, at before 9 A.M.
ITTER OF ST. BERNARD PUPS
After sale from Hollywood knitted, bloodied stock,
podigres green. Apply Dr CATLIN's stable, 264 greens
avenue.
BROUGHAM, ALSO DOG CART BY
Brewster & Co. for sale; both in perfect order.
Owner's private stable, 172 South Portland,
HORSES WINTERED-LARGE BOX
installa, good food and careful treatment, carriages
store free, city references. A. E. MOON, Central
Park, L. L.
BLACK HORSE, 16 HANDS HIGH, FOR
sale; fine driver and great attire; kind and tree,
for all harriers; sold cheap for want of use. F. M. FAIR
CIRCLE, USR Rd.
TRUCK HORSES FOR SALE, FOR WANT
of use; will be told cheap. Apply at stable, 22
Cermont av, any time of day or night
A GOOD WORK HORSE FOR SALE
albap; 1634 hands high. Inquire at 05 Raymond
street.
ELECTION NOTICES.
A HORSE, HARNESS AND LIGHT COV-
sell master wagon for sale, retiring from bask-
ness. HENRY NEWMAN. 4 Myrtle av.
FULTON BANK—THE ANNUAL ELEC-
tion of directors of the Fulton Bank will be held at
the banking room, 301 Fulton st., on MONDAY MORN-
ING, December 18, 1892; belts open from 10 a.m.
J. A. NEXSEN, Casabl.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD TIDINGS
(Fourth Universalist), Quincy at, between Stuyvesant and Halle are preaching by the pastor the Rev. Rennell Tucker at 6:00 PM and the Sunday school at 2:30 P.M. Installation of new superintendent at afternoon service. Addresses by Mr. E. H. Cole of the Church of Our Father and others. All are welcome.
av. and Pacific st.-Holy Communion, 7:30 A.M.; morning prayer, Holy Communion, evening sermon, 10:30; Sunday school, 5 P.M.; evening prayer and sermon, 7:30 P.M. Sermon morning and evening by the rector, Rev.
p. M. Sermon Calvert Carrge. Week day services—Wednesday, Holy Communion, 7:30 A.M.; Saturday, evening prayer, 5:30.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD,
McDonough at, between Lewis and Sturgymans ave.
Rex Harper Cornwell D. D., rector to-morrow for
Commission at N. M. Churchyard, at 4:30
evening at 7:30; Sunday school at 8:10 baptism at
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