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THE BROOKLTN DAILY EAGTjK WPDXKSDAT. MAY 29. 1SR9. SIX PAGES rEiWAI.ES WANi'KD rS.UATJONSFIrflAL.ES. WATVTEDSJTUA'riOiVS MALES: JSOAJtlDIAG.

FOtt SAjLE nOtTSES, CASSATT'S CUP. WArVrEl FElBLrlXES. WANTEXJ ONE OB TWO GOOD dressmakers. Apply Immediately at 300 Cumberland st. 3CKEDITM THE DAHiT EAGLE in in its Forty ninth year.

It pnblishod every afternoon on tho working days of tho WMkandon SUNDAY MORNINOS. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. $10 por year; $5 for sixmonths; Slper month; single cents: Sunday edition 31.50 per year, postage inoluded. KATES FOR ADVERTISING. 60LII AOATK MJAflUBKMENT EACH INSEltTIO! or First.

Pacm 1 BOARD 337 CLINTON ST ROOMS, with good board alao, table boar roferencea. BOARD 98 HENKlf ST BROOKLYN Heights; throe minutes from brldfto; nicely fnr nishca rooms to let, wilt or irftliout board; terms, 8V! to por week. BOARD AT CEXY furnished rooms, second floor, with all conveniences, to gentleman aud wife, or single gentlemen with or without board; house ha all improvements and is near City Hall aud South Ferry. BOARD ON THTOIEIGHTS LARGE and small rooms, with excellent board, or would let withont bond for Sunimar; table boarders takon; references given and teqaired. 115 Henry st, above Clark.

BOAKD SOHERMERHOKN ST IN PrivatH f.TIIliTV ri rtnntnlv fiTrrtiwind in, n'ii1 ctirv front and hall room also laxice? halL ropmr on top floor every convenijneo, bath, etc; very moderate for tho Sam iner months; roterenee required; forgoutlemon only. BOARD VERY LAltGE SQUARE front room, newly furnished, suitable for irentle msn and wlfo; also a hall room: folding beds if desired; superior table in restaurant stylo. Kl Livingston st, near Gallatin place. ty OARD I4U pieiuVepont st large AJP and small rooms, flnitable for hvly and frentleruan or party of ontlemen for Summer, or permanent: refejr onco reo Hired a few table boarders accommodated; nice for for Summor. BOARD HAN.DSbME.

LARGBIRY rooiDS; hot and cold water; largo closets; lirst class, genteel neighborhood ten minutes' walk to bridge near all car linos; Summer arrangements may be made at very low prico 304 State stnoar Hoyt; BOARD MOST DESIRABLE LOCA tion in Brooklyn, 104 Clinton st, opposite Scher merboru st; large second. Btory room and hall room, with first class board; table boarders takon; references exchanged. BOARD A SMALL FAMILY LIVING in their own houso will lot, with board, no.itly furnished rcomson tho second and third doors; all Improvements; no children; roieronco required, 47 Douglass street. BO ARD 44.j FRANKLIN AV PLEAS ant sqnaro front room, nicely furnished: central location, two and a half blocks of elevated station; alao noar station to Brighton and Manhattan beacftt'S, table board; references exchanged. BOARD A SQUARE ROOM AND handsome back parlor and dressing room, 101 South Oxford st also a square and sinvtlo room for gentlemen, 00 South Oxford st; first class parties will find this a most deniable homo; highest references given.

BOARD AT 251 GRAND AV ONE OR two gontlamen, or gentleman and wife, desiru'd to hoard; eleant scjuaro room and connecting hedrcoms; American laniily; hichest ro Broncos; table snpp.i'Ml with choicest marketing and all homo cooking; terms very reasonable. iVOABD ON jbLJ Large room on second floor suitable for gontle man and wife or wo gentlonisin furnishod. with handsome folding bed, eta ono block from Larayotto av. station aud near Long Island Depot a few table boarders. ON PKOSP Two blocks from park eutram beautiful location for the Summyr; a choice of well lurnishoi rooms, witn all ac commo.liti nsj gtod t.iblo and abundant teriuJ reasonable.

Call all tho week at. 448 Fifth at, near Seventh av. Konnltiifl Airmen BOARD NO CHAm7ETO SUIT YOU immediately; most dosirable bqarditic places and rooms in nil parts of Brooklyn. Only old established Select Boarding Agency and Registry for Furnished Rooms, 120 Hatbnah ar, opposite Hanson place. BdARW WWrKW.

BOARD WANT ED 0 A YOUNG LADY in a refined private family uptown on thn lino of the Kiiiizh County or Prospeut Hill; terras teasonablo; uest referonce furnished. Addross Box 12, Eaglo oflico. Burnished rooms 307 bridge st IL with or without board; largo uiarc room, with board, 10 for two. 1URNISHED 'ROOM TO LET, HANI) El? somely famished hack parlor. I.oiiiiKton av, near Uol o.d; reieromio reiion ed.

JURNISHED ROOM 27 ELM PLACE, cool and neatly furnished single room, with first class board. FURNISHED ROOMS A FRONT 15 ASE: ment; also two rooms for two giMitlemeu references exchanged. 00 st, mtitr rfjl URN IS VlE ROOMS THREE NICELY furnished looms, second story front alcovo and back room; also hall room; all improvements; table board next door. 304 Livingston st. IURNISHED tt Tn.i two gentlemen or Uwht housekeeping us: of bathroom.

not, auii com warar lerms reasonauie. 1 BURNISHED ROOMS THREE furnished or unfurnished suitablo for gontlmcn with breakfast if desired: or Incht housekeeping; running water, gas. Addross 3i0 Macon st. IjlURNlSHED ROOMS 2, .) OR 4 ROOMS toa neat, refined family of adults; would tut reasonably to a periUHnent party; rt fcrunces xfihaiiKcd. Can be seen after 1 P.

M. at 38 Sackctt st, few doors from Court st. I BURNISHED ROOM ly of four adults will let room to one or tMi 'iitliumn, SM0 Hedfoid av. betno Willo PRIVATE FAMI well furnished sipiaro with or without board. thhy and lJeKalb; cun surface lines.

venient to Htalion and sevi 7 URNISKEI)'R(kXMS LARGK FRONT room, first Iloor front; largo closet, water, ute. smsller room pleasant, cool and convenient to erri.s and bridge; unsurpassed location. No, 170 Columbia heiglits, near Piorropont st. FURNISHED ROOMS FRONT ROOM on second lloo: with or without room ronncctintj; Kas stovoclo et for liht housekeeping; rent from 3 to $5: also trout hall room on simo tloor, gas, bath and laundry included. 233 Lexington av.

"BTiURNISHED ItOpMS 59 PINEAPPLE JL st, Height. ihrsio mitinte' walk from bridge, rive minutesfrom Fulton and Wall st ferries A neatly furnished room $2 50 per ook; also, room at gas, bath, gentlemen ouly; rel'nrouce required. ITtURNISHED ROOM TO LET7LVUTE pleasant room, suitable for gentlemen or litrht hoiiBckeeping; hot and cold walor; closen, etc. near bridge and ferries. Apply at 157 Washington street.

BURNISHED ROOMS HANDSOMELY not and told i7ator, natll and all modem iitnirov rueiirs; evorythin new nnd first class; family privuto: fer enci's echaujred; ten ininitte.j from bridge. Addri ss M. Box Eaglo ollico. jlURISUBD TO LET, PLE AS JP ant room on second floor also, two neatly furnished rooms on top floor; uso of bath, etc. gentlemen preferred; tonus modovato; convouit.nt to several lim of cars.

Apply at yHli Dean bt, between Fourth and Fifth avs. FURNISH EI) ROOMS Irc'LINTON ST Desirable rooms, large and small, nicely furnish oil central location five minutes to the bridjje; convoni ent to all the enr lines also an entire parlor floor; large airy and cool; suitablo for gentleman and wife or part, of single gontlemen references exchanged. tVu RNISHPJD ROOMS TO LETTN BAT lv furnished larize room. Rficond floor. Hiiitabln for ltrht housf keeping, if dosired: also, several furnished hall bodroouiBcbcap torespoctitbto parties; quiet house; near all cars and elevated roads.

1110 Bridge st, near Willoughby. IURNISHEirROO ly furnished flat on Bedford av, near Groenu, ouo block (rora elevated station (family two adults, man and wife), parlor and bedroom, hatidBomely furnisht I gas and bathroom for one or two young men terms $0 per week; references. Address ROOMS, Box 4, Eagle Bedford branch. OB SALE BIIOI.I.SKS. lilOR SALE HOUSES GET OU LIST jjL (free) of 2,000 houses in all r.tctiousof Brooklyn; blocks and plots of IoIh on lino of elavHod railroad; bar nains.

DJc. DARLING O.IIOJJourtst I jlOR "SALE HOUSE GREAT BAR gain Herkimer at, 0 story brick, 10 rooms, bath fine neighborhood; offered one weeli only, $5,050. OWNER, 104 Hester st. New York City. lOR SALE HO USE SG.

250 FOR 74 Jg. Hoyt st, near State; II story basemo brick dwelling, lot 75 lent; possession cau be given nesiroa. DiiiACt UONOiaT, 2a Court st. FOR SALE HOUSES FIRST CLASS business property; brick buildings; a rare chance for investment. DA VI I) J.

MOLLOY, Atlantic av, near East New York av, Brooklyn. 17OH SALE HC)USES 30,500 L'iACH 58 and 0 1 st; and Ijewis av (lino corner hous 0, 1 bay fronts; all improvement 8 near Sumner av station, Fulton At toad; immediate possession. WAGNEH, owner, (H Macon st. FOR SALE HOUSE 52 WYCKOFE OT near Court ii story and basement brick dwelling; 10 rooms and lannlry: all improvements; good order. GEORGE E.

LOVEiT, OS and 70 Court street. fOR SALE HOUSlPAYS 15 PER JL cent, not on $,100 cash; price all rented to three good tenants for 8720; new 3 story private briek Oat: very well located; close to Bedford av. CEO. E. LOVETT.fW and 70 Court et.

FOR SALE HOUSES A 2 STORY AND basement brick and brown stono, 0 rooms, oloctric bells, soapstone wash tubs, mirrors; price Herkimer and Stone av: also 2 story house and extra lot, with stable, on Stoua av, $4,500. FOR SALE HOUSE $500 cash required: balance, 5 per story brown stone front. wtory rear; 11 rooms; now being put in fine order. 75 1 Marcy av, between Greene and lxington. Owner on premises.

FOR SALE HOUSK vWENTY7THTRD Ward 2 htory and basement frame cellar one and a half blocks from station; must be sold atonco settlo up an estate. Inquire of executor, rs. l. JENNINGS, 417 Herkimer at. IjOR SALE HOUSE A 2 STORY, BASE lnoutaud cellarr17xil0, lot 20x100; conneotd with Hewer; 7 roomB, frescoed and painted; five minutes from Thirty ninth St Ferry; tornw easy or all cash: price mztfvu.

aMita wuuu, inird av and itcy ioarta I70R SALE HOUSES LOTS AND SU urban residences, and to lot 2,000 houses, ail well rented; 1,700 oity ota, 500 Htorefl, flats, tcnoments; best bargains ever offered fill, 000,000 to toau circular free. WILLIAM If GRACti rrrnflr Willnu lrbv ami Joy sis. pOBS ALEHOUSE A RG AI Bedford av, near DeKalb. a full width, well built 0 story house; roomy and in excellent condition $5,500 will buy; terms to suit. For further particulars see P.

PUKLa, .111 Wostrand av. IjiOR SALE HOUSE DO YOU WANT A in a 2 starv and bagement brick, with brovjmtonestooD and trimming hard wood iintsb, all imorovftmenLo. at 547 Nostrand ay: nrice and torntK to suit. J. TaLBOT, 1,200 Bedford av.

OOR SALE HO USES HE A 2 2 Wyckoff 8 1, 2 story and basement brick. st.B storv and basement brick. 5.7fW: 24ft Van Brunt at. storv brick. urmH to suit.

THGS. PENEB, 85 and 87 Conrt st. HOUSE 80,800 205 PROS pect place; 11 roomH; all improvemonte; walls oanered: enlincs tinted: hiirh irronnrf rdnasantlv ate 1: healthy location. Aonlv on nreiuiaen from 7 to 5: open Decoratiou day and Sunday afternoon. OR SALE HOUSES 31,800 AND UP Oueen Anne cottages, $3,000 up; lots, 4200 un; Hill plots.

up: Park Hill ftl.OCIO lots by the blouk cheap. JAMKS MACUIKK, Real state Ofhcp. enrnor nnii Vbii 'fii im. ty sixth Ward. I rOR SALE HOUSE 57,800 WILL BUY new 2id stovy and basement brown stone house, 14 roomu, all improvemonts: splendid location; very nee neighborhood; toveiaV of tnoa houses recently soid; call and seo them.

HORACE WARD, real eetate, liOJ Broadway, Brooklyp OR SALE HOUSE STORY BASE mcnt and nrtunaiOn bow window. 1 7x411: lot 20i 100; 10 rooms; hot aud cold water; wanhtubs; heater in cellar; frescoed and papered; rented for $2H monthly; Ot HJUl ten imuniiBff trvia inrrry iiiuiu a v. rviry. MITH WOOD. Third av.

and Fitty fourth nt; open Decoration doy. FOJft SALE HOUSE OUAUAXTEEJJ story drooped roof stono; hardwood trim si aud hts) sorv lieoiora Address tLf halftuce ner cent, branch. Twenty niitli Ward TOR SAXiE HOUSES THREE ELE vantlv fiuirihod 2 storv and hasHment brown Rton housue life. by day work, of first elans materials only: bnyewi; pyio handsome retarns; in Bight, of eieyatod ation; BainDxirljjc et, east of Stujtveaantmv; open afternoons. Owner 407 Monroe at.

Ft hounp OR, SALE HOUSE A BARGATNrON (Clinton nv. handRome and wide atorv brovrn stcuie use. with extension and with trlot, 2000; house has all improvements and. in first disorder; ehane of business forces owner to sell, and it will bo sold low; tornu to salt, Kor fnrtner pArcmurars apply ro Jr. Nottrand av.

7OR SALE HOUSE 72 FLTIST PLACE, hetween Conrt and Clinton sts. on one of tho finest look a In Brooklj'B, 4 stovy and basement brown stone. WlxilOxTi'KJ; 14 rooms extra improvements; frescoed; rtnAtnd bv hot water thrOAichonti consevrntorv: nli in perfect order; coat price $12,000 to a quick buyer. CEO. E.

LOVETT, 08 aud 70 Conrt st. IOR SALE HOUSES OR TO LET IN Bay Ilidge Ono Queen Anne, II Btory, 111 rooms, ear station two netweou fourtn anc ifth av, on Sovonty sixtli and Soventy sovonth st: ouo Sixty alxth h6, near Manhattan station, 2 Htory and basement, $1,500 cash, also oas lot near Manhattan station, oetwecn Second and Third avs, only $305 cash. luauireof C. A. EKIOKSON, Bay Uidgc av, uearThfrd.

FOR SALE HOUSES your own homQ. donTt gay $500 monthly inst ailment a of and any time will buy tho handsomest email hoinna in Urooltlvu; Philadel nhia brick handsomelv dncorated thrmitr Iinnt nil catrtd Glenmore av, and Powell et; take cars to Manhattan eroRsiuc; nousoB open Decoration day. J. TALHU1, j5edfor y. FOR SALE HOUSE FRAME AND brick flnufch aide Sisteenfclt nt.

hntw.en Savenkh end EliUth av; liQx'oi); lot 10U; 2 story basement and cellar; containing 11 rooms, loclucllnjr two bathrooms: 11 iraprovemen for two families: built from ordinal designs and ucgbr supervision of Mr. tieorxe L. Morsa, the well known aruhltoofc. Annlv la Keener on nreinisea. ortoM H.

HAOI5RTY. 803 Union, a.or J. 11, MtIr or st, XT ANTED SITUATION AS POIITER, ty by a young man; willing to do any kind of work. 331 Henry st. top iloor, WANTEDSITUATTON MAN TO make himself generally useful, and wito as cook; oity or country; tho bo iS of reference.

377 AtlanUc av. ANTED SITUATION AS A BAR keoDer: city or country: rapid and cood iipxor well acquarnta I family trade; A No. 1 references. Call or address for two days, O. 103 Bergen st.

WANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class butcher in a Rtoro. by an experienced man steady; bct roferemos. JOHN 1SBEH. S33 1'ulton st, Brooklyn. WANTED SftUATIONS AS JA I tors, by man and wife: apartment houses or offices: licensed engineer; gnoi refcronucs.

Call at or address 700 Quincy st, Brooklyn. ANTED SITUATION TO DO ANY kind of work, bv a ninniod man citv or count rv: day or night efebt yeirs1 experience in grocery business. Address USEFUL, Eagle oftice. ANTED SITUATION AS A COACH man, by a young American man; thoroughly an deratands hid business; can givo host of reference. Addross Box 4, Fajle office.

WANTED SITUATION aroonl horses, by a respectable youug man, lately landed; is willing and obliging. Pleaso call at 50 Amity street. S7 aotbd sTtuaWon kTe charge of hotel or boardinnhoaso diningroom for the Summer, hy a colored waiter; best Address 413 Carlton av. WANTED SITOAION TO DO ANY kind of work, by a respectable youug man C2i) pood driver; has pood references. Address or apply to U7ST ANTED SITUATION AS A HOST lor or useful man in public or private, by a reli able man, or would drive sinxlu horse and wagon.

Call or Kiuret WJ ANTED SITUATION as hoster ra man. by a youna ina private family or aa doctor's man, by a young color od man good reference. BARD, 180 Myrtla av, Brooklyn Address W. L. HUU WANTED SITUATION AS A COACH man.

bva first class colored man. understands driHng and the care of horses iu every respect; a good gardener, honest, sober and reliable; reference. Address for two days E. Box 5, Eagle Bedford branch. WANTED SITUATION TAKE caro of horses, drive, or make himself eortcrallr useful, by a respectable young colored man.

126; best of references. F. present employer's, 473 Hudson av, Brooklyn. ANTED SITUATION AS DRIVER of a bu sine an waifon or anv position where so briety and industry would be valued, by a man, under Btauds the care oi horses; can givo Eocnrity if roQuired. Address in i isgkii tilth av branch.

ANTED S1T( ATION AS A ard in a charitable institution, by an STEW American Prote3tant. 3(1: wo ltd also trv his iri ft for exhortipir if called for; good references. Address STEWARD, 5 "West One Hundred aud Twenty fifth st. New York. TANTED SITUATION AS A COM peteut gardener: thoroughly understands a gen tlemau's plaae; would attend gardens for the Summer r.t permanently; long exm nonce here and iu Scotland; hi reference.

Addre.itt for one week M. V. V. DAVY, 880 Atlantic av. aNted sItuaMon as i STABLE man in a private family, by a younguian, who understands tho euro of horses, and is steady, willing and ohlltting; no objections to going in country.

Addrctts MOl FIT, care ol oh Uj ton Eulton st and Flatbush av. WANlTt PllOFfiSSIONAL. ANTED PUPILS I I IN mathematics Latin. Ironch or English subjects by a graduate of Cambridge University, England. Ad dress M.

170 Livingston st. WJ ANTED HOUSEKEEPING APOSI tion as housekeeper, by a lady; country pre ferred would make herjelf useful. Address 3Ird. Mult KAY, Hoyt st. ANTED HOUSEKEEPING A POSI turn ina widowcr'sfamuy: good reference.

Please call for two davs at 411 State at; can be seen from JO ling rill 7 o'clock in the evening. o'clock in trio morni ANTED DRESSMAKING AN experienced dressmaker: fittinc and drapmg a uiu ur3Mis inauu ovur iu biiu )i "ij equal to now; best reference; terms '2 per day; no objection to distance. Addres3 three days MODfST, Box 7. Eagle office. VAOTE WASI.irifW, AC.

'ED WASIIING AND IRONING, bv a soanc Swedish woman, to co out by the day. uaii nt Pt Jiaitic st, in tno WANTED WASHING TOGOOUT BY the day, or to take homo, by a respectable woman. Call at; 458 Central av. 1 ANTED WASHING AND IRONING, to tako home, by a respectable colored woman. Apply at 470 Clermont av; jamlor, first flooi front.

ANTED WASHING AND IRON LNG, bva respectable Danish woman, to to do at her own home or ko out by thu day; first class referenced. Call at 351 Warron st, in the basement. ANTED WASHING AND IRONING, to no out by tho day or to tako home, by a respect able woman; has good city reference. Call for two days at 788 Kent av. ANTED WASHING TO TAKE home, by the dozen or month, or would co out by tho day.

Call or address for two days ELLEJ JACKSON. 470 Clermont av, first floor, back. ANTED WASHINGAND IRONING, by a respectable woman; family washing to take home; has good city reference. Plessu call for two days at Clifton place. ANTED WASHING AND IRONING, bva respectable married woman, to take to her own borne; price moderate, 50c.

dozen; $1 to ftil.oO families weekly, or 30c. dozen rough dry. Pleaso address Mi. MULV1HILL, Brooklyu P. ANTED WASHING AND IRONING, bv a respectable woman: plain washing at 30c.

a dozen also, washing and ironing at 75c. dozen good references. Call all tho week at 471 "Warren ut, hrst floor. ANTED WORK BY A UESPECTA blrt woman, vashinir and ironing or eenoral clean ing. Can oe seea at Hon Maisuy sr, near nroaoway.

ANTED WORK BY A WOMAN, TO to do lichtwork bv tno dor or week; would do office cieanine; or work in a e. Pleasecall for two days at 203 Gold st, Lasoment ANTED WORK BY A RESPECT ahlH woman, tn iro nufc bv the dav washinK and ironing or nu usee leaning can lurmmi in uiudo iw erencu. Address T. Eagle Bedford branch. 7 ANTED WORK 13 A KESPECTA ble woman, to go out by the day washinc.

ironing or on socle fining can furnish first class reference. Apply at 111 Douglass st. STANTED WORK BY A RESPECT A ble Swedish woman, washing and ironing, to go out by the day, or hunsecleaning. Please call on Mrs. SUNDGVEST, 134 Smith st.

top tloorack. WANTED WORK BY "A RESPECTA bio woman; hoJSPcleaning is a good laundress; can givo the best of reference. Call all week at 127 Butler sf, top ANTED WORK BY A KESPECTA ble woman: vrashinxr and ironing to co out by tho day, or honseleauing; has good city reference. Call ior two aays at warren st. 175TANTED WOJRK BY A SWEDISH woman, to go out by tho day washing, ironing and housecleaniug; is first class laundress.

Please call at 03 Fourth av. ANTED WORK BY A RESPEGTA hlHwatnan. waflhintf and can be seen aU the week. Mm. HOB1NSON, 1,000 Eulton street.

WANTED WORK BY A WOMAN, IN a laundry or take home washing, or go out by the day nousecieining or at any Kind oi worK; goo city roterence. i'lase can ait tnc wcot at uluusgii av, top floor. Mrs. fSAYLEJS. ANTED WORK BY A RESPEGTA ble woman, washincr and iroitinr, to en out by tho day or Us talto uome, or nousecieanm nas gooa city reference.

Call for two daya at 3J1 Lewis av, second floor. 757 ANTED WORK BY A RESPECT TV abln woman, wnjshinir and ironiner. to iro out by tho day or take home, or housecleaning the beat city reference Call for two days at U78 Gold st, two flights up. Xll ANTED WORK BY SMART AMER ican woman; washing, ironing and housed can ing ravery neat; charges moderate; best city references. Address Mrs.

jKIHKWOOD, Box 1, Eagle Bedford branch. ANTED WORK ASHING AND iron. bv an Aninriivtn uoiuan. to no out bv the lay, or would du any kind of general work by the day or wcrk; is a ciass worKer; can give guou re. erenow terms reasonable Pleaso call or address L.

138 Palmetto at, near Central av. WAiyjEP houses. ANTED HOUSE A 2 OR 3 STORY cbean for carb. Address, with particu lars, I. KAiMiS AUK, oijo vac xturen st.

WANTED HOUSE TOBUY AT ONCE for cash a 2 or 3 story dwelling or well rented flat in Brooklyn, not far out; down town preferred; must i la 1 1 DfV NOLDS, Now York PostOflic. ANTED HOUSE TO RENT, DY A young eoupte without children, a nonseor moaerato size, in a convenient ana nrac class neignmirnoou. Ad dress, stating full particulars, (SELECT, Eagle office. ANTED HOUSE TO PUR CHASE on the installment plan, bva gentleman of fixed income; tn seiec neignooxnooa in. uroomyn; on lae park slope or convenient portion of he Hill.

Address, stating full particulars, BUVEB, Eaglo ofEco. WAVa'aUDUOOJIS FQiKlVIHiaD. fSTANTED ROOMS URNISHED TV For three adults, a floor of 4 rooms, with carpcte and shades only near good boarding houses house with ox ton bi on nroferrod; within easy walk of the bridge or between Elliott place, Myrtlo, Bedford and Atlantic avs. Address, with terms, W. D.

Eaglo oince. Tanted good cast off cloth ing Any person having the same I will gnarantoe to pay JUO per cenc. more tnan any otnor aeaier wno lived, died or advertised in Brooklyn orders attended to, nun 4U.) ixnoaon av, ono aoorirom at ton: sc. TiTAtTED LEi OFF CLOTHIN TT Ladies' and gentlemen's; I will nay 300 per cent, more than any dealer in toe city, uaii or address J. PU1LLIPS, State.

04 Smith at, between; Schannerhorn and OARD DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH JLP board at 417 Clinton et; everything first class. BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS 9 MON tatrne terrace: desirable rooms, with board: refer ences given and required. BOARD NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, with, or without board, suitable for one or two gentlemen; ail conveniences; also hall room. 00 Washington av. fcOARD 51 SOUTH OXFORD ST ON 9 the Hill Sauaru and hall rooms, with board very desirable location for the Bummer; near and surface roads; bummer prices; references, BOARI 35 POPlR ST," BETWEEN Uicka and Willow Wall furnished rooms: hot and cold water three minutes from Fulton and Wall stfer t'ma and briqgQ $5 pet week; table hoard, BOARD ON THE HILL PARTIES DE siring first claK3 home iu refined private family can find, it at 138 St.

dames place; noar several car lines and station i references given and required. BOARD HOTEI ST. GEORGE, NO. 51, 53 and 55 Olarkst. American and European plant lOQ handsomely far niahed throughout.

OAHD HEIGHTS 228 HENRY ST, near IlemeeuI.ra sdaA re second itory front room, wicn ooaru, uu geubtcmau aim wwv ur vuu ui owv single gentlemen terme moderate. one or two OARD ON THE HLLL 4S1 CLASSON av Two nioo hall rooms to. Ut, with board near two Lds: one block from Putnam ay: fifteen minutes fiom ferries and bridge. OARD TWO YOUNG MEN CAN" havo ood homo and board in rnnall family, near Eiith av. South Brooklyn, at 5 nee weak.

J.azlo Fifth. av. branch OARD ON THE HEIGHTS A HAND LJ somely forniahed room on second floor, suitable for irontleman and wife oi two ifentlemem table board uitable board era a. aire rerqncea, axon vague Bb T0 ARD LARGE ROOM ON SECOND floor, bandsomoly furnishod: will bo vacated in short lime; very largo ball vooin on same floor to vent, also, with good board, Vi First placo. OARD ON THE HILL AT VERY modorato nricer Hr Knnth 0fnrd flt, Pnrt.i? flnnir a pleafiant home con find larire and small moms suit able for married or single gentlemen.

References. BOARD ON Oxford at La THE HILL41 SOUTH xfei st Large rooms, with or without board, niL'lv or enftinti rnnnint? water: larae closets: int. fliiwlu nn an sintn ritnnincr let singly or en ritnrjwi near ore urceuo prfoea i rsferauces. near Fort Greene and roads; tabTe flrat class; moderate BOARD ON THE HEIGH'JS 142 MON tanu'3 st Large room, with private bath also, hall rnnni with ulnwt. in thn desirable location, at roa eonable rates for tho Summer houso is strictly first crass; rofereuceH exchanged.

BOARD MANSION HOU3ET BSo6k lyn tloights, directly gpposito Wall et, N. fauc minutes1 walk from Fulton or Wall st. Ferry and tha bridge terminus: superior accommodations; roaaonabla rates rami lyandtrandionthotol rooms OARD 170 CLINTON ST, NEAR Schermerhorn Ueiuhts Larse rooms; all improve ments; good tablo; situation airy, salubrious and pleasant; convenient to bridge ana ferries; terms roasou ablo; table boardere taken, BOARD l(J(i CUMBERLAND ST, NOW called Washington park One of tho finest loca tions In Brooklyn, frontirr the park; house newly decorated and furnibuedi table hoarders can bo accommodated. BOARD CENTRALLY LOCATED, ithin flvo minutea' wAllt nf.Olty WJI, a lwo and very desirable room to let iu a uiefly furnished and well kept hoaso: amnio oloset room; hot and oold. water, QUIETUDE, Box 15, Eaglaofflgo, Bt on on Cooks.

IVfUtfier, nnd intner. WANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A cook and assist with the washing, the other a chambermaid and waitross, by two conipetont girli; willing to go a short distance in tho conntry. OaTl for two taya at present employ er a. 170.CongreB8 st. WANTOD SITUATXONSNE" AS A good cook and, laundress, the other oh a Drat class nliambermaid and waitress, by two compotont girls; city or councry; has beat references from last employer.

Cafl for two at OOd Vandorbilt at, near Prospect placa. lT ANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A cook and the other as ohambpriumbl. hv u. Inrfv learfng city about June IS. tor her two girla, wnora she can hfrhly recom ntrad.

Inquiro At present 134 Joraiemon st. General llounnwork. WANTED SITUATION TO VO OEN eral hoosewrlr, by a roApectabte gir). Call for two aaya flt 518 Vanclerbilt av, ia the a tore "VST ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN once. ernt housework, bv yoang girl; best of refer Please call at 754 uateft av, tap floor.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN Oral housewrrk. bv a hiehlv cirl best of references. Apply at 188 John st, Brooklyn. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral houdowork. br a rosnontAble woman: id a Kooacooit.

if lease cm at Adeipm WANTEbITUATION TO D6OEN eral housework, by a young girl lately landed no cards. 40 Brooklyn av. ANTETJSlfUATION TO DO GEN eral honsework, by a girl; good city references. Call for two days at Lexinstou v. ANXETiSITlJATfON TO DO GEN eral horsowork In a private.

family, by a rosnect ablo younj; girl; has eood roferonce. Call at 581! Baltic st. ANTED SITUATION T() DO GI3N eral housework, by a reemectablo rouoir trirl is a good co cook, washer and ironer: has cood citv reforflnco.s;. (Jail or two day 3 at HH I)e'raw st. ANTED SITUATION TOWliEN oral hou93work in a small faintly, by a roanoctable girl; is a good plain cook, waalier anu ironer; has good city references.

Call for tiro dys at ISM Sackett St. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a private fanrlv. bv a cirl. late ly landed. Call fur two days at 005 Sixteenth st: no cards, ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN era! housework in a small family, by a respectable Norwegian girl; Is a cod plain cook, washer and ironer.

Call tor two days at 073 Hicks st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a youug Kirl: plain cook, cood washor and ironer. Call for two days at 00 Albany av, top Iloor. V17 ANTE SITU AT I DO GEN 7 to so tc eral housework, by a rertoeL tablc vounv cirl willhnr to so to the country has Bood city references. Call for two days at OoO Sixth av.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral honsework in a privote family, by a young German girl: can do plain co dcing, washing and ironing. Inquire for Mrs. MARTIN, 1 North Sovonth tit, E. D. WANTED SITOATiON TO eral housework, in a small family by a young Norwegian girl lately land3d.

404 Henry at, Brooklyn. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a respectable younc cirl. will ing to take instructions; lias good roierenoe. Pleaso call for two dnjs at 024 Classon av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral hnusowork, or upstairs work in a small family.

by a respectable young gin; uas good city roieronco. Pleasecall at O' Atlantic av ANTED SITUATION TO IXTcTEN eral housework iu a private family, by a young girl; thoroughly und Tst.mdd her business; best of city reference. Call for vo days at 100 Baltic st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral honsework in a small family, by a vonnti awl. Call for two days at present employer's, iJ4S Clinton street.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral hmiHnwork. bv a rrea Ctrl lately landed. Please call for two days at 130" Schonc CK st, near DoKalb avenue. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a respectable girl, lately landed; is a good plain oook, washer and ironur. Call for two days at 7S0 Kgnt av, near Flushing.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small familv. bv a respect able youug woman; has tho best of city reference. Call for two das at 44 Donfilassst: ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework and pHin cookinir. by a youne German girl. Can be seen at 147 Macon at, near Marcy avenue.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral hnusowork. or would take ca. of children. by a respectable young girl, not long in the coujntry. Call for three days at 41 Oliaimcey st, WANTED SITUATWN TO'DOEir eral housework, by a young girl; is a plain cook, washes and ironer.

Please apply at her employer's. 4tf Lafayette av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework in a mall. private family, bv a girl; plain cook and laundress; no objection to children; the best city reference. Call at 090 DeKalb av.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, bv a respectable cirl: is a cood plain coofc, washer and ironer; has good city references. Call for two days at 84 Third av. AN ED SIT ATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a smell family, by a. respectable young girl; has good city reference. Please call for two days at 1,091 Pacific st.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework ina small family, bv a resoectablo girl is a'plain cook, washer and ironer. Pleaso call at (S Dean st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small family, by a respecta ble youug girl good reference. Pleaso call at 74Ji Deau at, Brooklyn. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN.

eral housework, bva vouuer woman: is a cood washer and ironer. Please call for two days at 180 Navy st, near Myrtle av; no cards. WJ ANTED SITUATIONS TO DO GEN eral bousevrork. bv two rosne jtable sirls. lately landed.

1'icase address itji nelson fcl, near uourt; janitor. VaTANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small prirato family, by a. respect able young girl. Call for two days at 129 Third av, top floor. 7ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN 7 eral hourtewoi'k, by a respectable young girl has best of city references.

Please call ior ono day at 75 Myrtle av, near No. itrand. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, bv a respectable vouiiff cirl has good city references. Call for tiro days at 381) Eigh teen ID St. AN TED srru ation to jib gen eral housawork in a small family, by a young Nor girl.

Call at 108 Conovor at, near Van Brunt; wctfiai iri no cards auswored. ANTED SIT ATION TO DO GEN oral liouseworK tn a small family, by a respecta bio NorweKirvYi girl has good city references. Call for gooa city st, top floor. two nays ai i.v.z union ANTED eral hous, UTUATION TO DO GEN in a private family, by a respect able Swedish Lrirl. (Jail for two davs at 3.i4 Hicks st.

near Pacific, third Iloor; no cards. 7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral by a rnsnectablo vounir Polish KirL lately laude is a good cook, washer anu ironer: city references. Call for two days at 33 Twentieth street. ANTED SITU ATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small private familv. bv a re spectable younx girl is a good coole.

washer and ironer; iim good city references. Call lor two days at Hi High st, near niton. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a rasoeotable colored rirl i a good plain coo't. washor and ironer; has good city ref erences, oau ior two nays at. oo asuington av, do tween rsei gen st anu c.

av ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN era! houiwork or do downstairs work, bv a eood, capable cook, washer and ironer; would like to go to the country tor tno hummer monttis. fieaso can at 1.000 Vroupect place, corner rungs lou av; no cards. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a private familv. bv a iitrnni? irirl latoiy landed: has no objection to a privatu boarding nouse: wuimaKO nnrseir wining ana ounging. i'jease call for two days Warren st.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a vounir widow: irood cook and laundress; will go for smalt wages to havo her years old, witn iter. Address wox nee. 71T ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework or downstairs work, bv a rosnfic tablecirl; no obiection to a short distanco in the coun try has tho best ot city reference. Please call at 1,074 Atlantic av. SITUATION TO DO GEN eral honsework in a fmll family, by a respectable Gorman girl is a cook, washer and ironer; city or country; has goou ciry reierences.

uoij ior two days at 'kaz Atlantic av, lop noor, mrs. iuivhijIjX. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a Private familv. bv a rpsnnct ablo young girl, latoiy landed; is a good cook, washer and ironor: has irood citv rfefen ncA t. Call for two davs at.

44o Third av, corner ntgni sc. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a respectable Protestant woman witnaeiri ix, years oio, wno can wait on udio and make heisiuf nsoful: citv or countrv. Please call at 50.1 Baltic st, top tloor. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework ina small nrivate familv. bv rn.

snectable cirl: has beat, citv reference. Pleasecall for two days at 1UO answered. Smith st, third iloor, front; no cards ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a reHnectableyounc rirl: iaa good plain cook, wasnor aun ironer; uooa city reterence. Please call for two days at 188 Richardson st, Green pomt. ItTANTOD SITUATION era! honsework.

bv a neat, vounc nirl: ia unnd nlain cook, wasuer ami ironer; wuiing anooonging; nas uestr ciuy reierence irvii iisr ivviv pince. jriease can ior two days at 183 Sackett st, door. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework iu a small private familv. bv a young woiiuq; nas tue oost oi city ruierenco. 1'iease ap idy at 734 Bergen st, near Washington av no cards answered.

flrai in a sinall private family, by a respectable vounir trirl is a soad cook and laundress has uest ot city reierenee irom i am mace, rieaae cau ior two days tLi'zrz Atlantic av, secono tioor. rANTEDSTjTO eral honsework, or would do upstairs work and liLAJHoaru ui avua; wiLk iiu uniuu will ing and obliging. Please call at 1.110 Madison at. (for merly J.vyv, poiween jivergreen ana central avs. "ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small family, bv a reSDOotablo young gtri; nooujoeiions voltaren; win do lounu wiu ing and obliRmiq baa good reference.

Please calL for two aays at i inira av, tnird noor. TSTTTANTED SITUATION TG DO GEN era! hnusowork la a email family, by a neat: young; giriiiona or, ouy; or coanpry; uest oi references. Call or address all the week E. 17(1 Prince st no cards answered. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN" oral housework in amalL plain familv hv a ro.

epectable young woman; a good plain cook, washer and ironer; willing and obliging; can furniBti three yoaia loiecence. Pteaaa call for two days at 403 Court street. ANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT and mind a baby, by a vount airL Call "VSTANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT TV housework, by ti. vonne Kirl; willing and obliginK. Apply at or addreea 155 Prospect s.

"VSTANTED SITUATION TO ASSIST 9 with, housework and laker caro of children, by a young girl lately landed; uullirig and obliging. Pleaso call at 27 Cumberland Bt. ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE housework in a small farairy, by respectable ffspei 283 woman; has the beet city reference. Wavy ei, near a v. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE bonseurork, by smart yonn girl, lately Ian ded willinc and obliging.

Can be seen for two days at 570 Vanderbilt av. over tbe frroeery store; please ring tile first bell. left "VST ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE work of a small private family, or wonld assist ia boarding house, by a woman: is mlliuc and oblfclnjr; modorato wngoo. Call at 63 Tillary st, in the basomont; no cards. ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE honsework in a small family, bv a.

respectable eiri: a good plain coofc; food laundress; fa trustworthy and oongmg; goonrreiorenoo. uwi ior iwo aaya ai id vandorbilt av, in the rear house; no cards. ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE nonsoivork in a tyfivato family, bv resnetablo young girUatolylandqd wis a good plain cook and first r.laK washor aud ironer. naif nliiri4 Atlantic nv. first floor) front; no postals answered.

WANTED SIT ATION TO kind of work in family, DO ANY by a girl lately landed. Gall for tiro '0! Mclionoiigh st. ITtT ANTED SITUATION TO ASSIST with housework by a respectable young girK lately lauded Is willing to learo, PleaBe. caUatOo iiancocK st. ANTED SITUATION HOUSEWORK or cook, wash nnd iron, hv neat, fctronff.

Kcotch Protestant cud: city or country; good cook. Gail tomorrow, before 12, at lOJi Fulton st; no letters; roferonce two years; moderate Vrages. r.mpiovuicrtf' Agcncica. WANTED SITUATIONS MANAGED by ladies Brooklyn Employment liureau, U10 Washington st, n3ar 06uodrd (formerly at Oonootd it, servants ot all nationalities, we ao notyromtsa try to galoot, the bast Help. N.

B. Wet nurses, WAI5iTI3 rANTEJD ROOM AROOitIN A PRI vate family. for a doctor' olHce, between Iforty and safly lhird sts and Third and Hourtll Ao dreis DOCVi'K, Box 17, Koglo oflie, a in in to. FOR SALE HOUSE a STORY AND basmeiit stono front, at 100 Clark st, second door from Fulton; in first class order; a amalramonnt in cadi and bjilaxfce on mortgage. Apply to Br.

COOHBAJf, 213 Cliutop nt. FORSAE COtJrVTglT PBOPEniY tjlOR SALE HOUSES OR TO LET, AT Flatbush, Qneon Anne cottages in all parte to let at moderate rents or for salo on easy terms. Apply to AinuAn VAnuEtvjMiu, utt hush av, corner 1.1 don Boulevard, Flatbush; open Decoration day. THOR ALE LOTS WHEN WINTHORP Park ia fully developed Io In the neighborhood will jump most out of yoar reach; buy now; map sent. G.

W. PALMER, 278 Manhattan av, Sovonteonth Ward, Brooklyn. FOR SALE Ju Farm and village proportyon and near the Great South. Bay; lino build bag sites, with water fronts at Bo 11 port; furnished cottages to rent for Summor; lists oh opplication. POTTER PRICE, Patchogue, EOR 8t ville, Kii ey, decoflfi SALE REAL ESTATE PARK inirs County.

Ij. to close estate oF Edward tdley, dflcoflsed tno hoaxes, 25xlOU each, ou Laurence nv, near icoan i'artwsy; aaso. one corner plot on ucean Parkway, together with a number of other desirable sections, rnntiire of L. (tUSTHAL. executor.

SO Park place, New York. FOR.SALE REAL ESTATE BARGAIN Low figuro to close estato; about 50 acre.n on aouth side New Lots road, at Manhattan Beach and Canarsie steam railroad crossinn; about 37 acres nndor cultivation balance meadow. Will be shown by BULK ELEY HORTON, 400 Myrtlo av; Vanderbilt station. FOIS S.VLE ltBAI, Evr.vir&. "ffTl OR SALE LOTS BLOCKS, PLOTS orsimclolotsalonir the lines of thn olcvatcd rail.

roads in all sections of the city and suburbs; can soli plots of 100 to 1 ,000 lots to suit purchaser; several nar cols that show a good speculation. U. P. UARLLNO 30 Court st, corner Ilemsen. tOR" SALE LOTS ATTSlNEV: York, Twonty uixth Ward, close by rapid transit and elevated railroad, at $300 and upward; growing neighborhood; streets made; terms easy; prices will double soon buy now.

D. P. DARLING CO 30 Court at, corner Roiusun. FOR SALE LOTS ON COZINE AND Stoothoff parks, Twonty sixi Ward, Brooklyn, $100 and upward monthly payments of $10 or $20, or 70 per cent, discount for cash titlo guoranteo 1 Maps and particulars at office, 70 Van Sicklen av, near last station of Brooklyn Elevate! Railroad freo rido to property from ofnee daily from 2 to 5 P. M.

Flie "RJIOR SALE STORE PROPERTY JAR Jl gsin Fulton at, north side; 4 story brown stone storonn tlals; most promising bu.siness block; very little money reoliinid; must be sold; miht oichungo. W. II. Kultonst. TIOR SALE STORE PROPERTY COR nnr of Horkimnr Mt and Stone av.

an decant, nuw sfnre. suitable for anv business, nsneciillv trover. but chir ov druggist none in tho neighborhood; i t'try brick, 20x50, first class tlut. above; a 1 improvontHntH. I7OR SALE COit; nor Glonmore av and Powoll st, Twouty sixth Ward, an elegant now store just completed; suitablo for any busiuess, especially for baker, butcher or druxgii' none in tho neighborhoo I Philadelphia brick and brown stone; 'Jatorv; trnis to suit; open Decoration day.

J. TALBOT, Budf.rd av. I'OU SA.IK FLATS. JOR SALE I'TiAT 3 STORY DOUBLE Hat, nearly now fully rented; for salo at price will clear 10 per cent, to a quick ca buyer: agents, lake notice. Address OWNER.

40 Hail st. won nxvitAxuK EXLM I AN(JI': HOUSES, STORES," flats, small and largo houses; unencumbered store front for business property: Fulton st storo for lots, Bmall houso or country small store downtown for small house; other oxchangos W. H. MACOMBER, 750 l'u'. ton st.

TO DflOUSKS. mo LET HOUSE 2) CARLTON AV (Park av) story brick; rooms and collar; good order; ront $1 7.50 por month key noxt door. Ap ply to OAHY A i i ruiton sl. rW LET HOUSE STORY BROWN 1 stone, 10 rooms, all iraprovomnnts, 175 Romnin KtiroutlKJO. Apply to 1.

M. C11AUNUEY207 Montague st, for t. ripo Let house whole, "uppku or fi. lower part of a now hrownstone 2VJ story houso, 0011 Iafayette avennc; every improvement and ole gaut'y finished; hot and cold water iu every room; tent moderate. Apply of owuer, lOLafayetlo a TO LET HOUSES RES AND liars in all snot Ions of tho city; sond for list; a nioa 2 Btory and extension Queen Anne brick seventeen minutes from bridge by Lroad; $450.

Apply to D. P. OAR LING A Court st. cor. llomsou.

mo LET HOUSES SErENTEEN MIN JL ntes from bridge: 5S and B4 Biinbriduo st Smn nov av. station Kultonst, I. road; 11 ro.uns; paperml, monthly; immetliato possy. iion, WAbNKR, owner, 04 Macon st. nnO LET HOUSE BARGAIN BERKE J.

ley place, near Eighth av, the slovy brown stone dwelling, wir.li carpets and shades thron.rhont; complete order; po. wussioo at once D. M. CJIAUNIjEY, 207 Montague st. TO LET HOUriUS WHY PAY RENT Whon down and ff 25 per mouth will buy a well built nnd elegantly finished hnisoj' All hnprovo ments situated G'lciunore PoirWf find KMian sti take cars (o Manhittnn rroshiiig; open for inspection.

J. TaLBOT, 1,200 Bedford av. TO UT 3 ff OITS ICS Kl' ISBD D. HO LET HOUSE FURNISHED AN English bsmmiotit house, toa small familv who ivill board two gentlemen in exchango for rent or will lot same without roferonce to board. 20 LetFerts place, between St.

James place and Grand av. xo sA8trs oe be uses. LET ART OF HO USE ECON floor of in i into honso, 500 ulison st, near Sum ner a v. with turner; 4 light rooms, all improvements; Iml's, staird and window. furnished to uilults only.

THIO LET PARTS Ob1 HO US KS TWO J. bnst m'Mits and one mom will let sppMato; apply at 1 Dnfliebl st n'lit low; alsi, Iloor, 5:1 OeKalb nv. Apply to W. W. WHITLEY, 570 DeKnlb av.

rgO LOTPART OF HOUSK A S'ECOND floor in brown st me housp, 18 Fort Greene place, near Washington Park; all improvements; to man and wit'e; very to right party. TO LET PART OF HOUSE FLOOR OF five rooms, a'l light private houpn halls and stairs carpeted; adultsonly; $10. 02 Vanderbilt st, Wiudsnr Tt'rrace, near Prospect Park; Smith or Xiuth st. cats. rgO LET i'ART Ol1' HOUSE A THIRD tloor no other tenant only owner first class condition; plenty of closet room; atno ne ol' bathroom; all modern improvements; to small, quint family if let now rontlnv.

122 Dean st. TRO liET PART OF HOUSE SECOND J. Iloor; front alcovo room, bedroom, bathroom, hot and cold watt'f; just papered npd iiainted low rout to small family oi adults; house with owner. Address 72 mrth place, Mouth Brooklyn. riiu i LiOT PART'OE Ti()USiTW7MAY JL next Two parlor, with extonston anil two biyn inents in lowror part of story brick hmiso.

10't Elliott piace, with two rooms on third rlo'ir if desire immediate possession. Apply after 10 A. M. mO LET PART" OF () USE SEC ON t7 J. floor and part of third to small, quiet family private house; iu splendid order; alt improvements; heater; shades and halls carpetod; possesion at once; rent to commence Juno I.

187 St. James place. rinO LET PARTljF'HOUSE i 24Cl7A.S i son av, consisting of front and back basements, with extension, front and back parlors, two rooma on third tloor; large closets; all improvements batanco occupiei by man and wife only; rent $25. Owner, 242. TO LI PARTSWHOI Myrtle av, third floor, 5 rooms, stationary tubs, etc, Kl: second, 10208Prk at rooms, 417 4K llj erson st, rooms, $1B; large list of othorK.

BULKLEY A av. LET PARTS OF HOUSES UPP ICR JL lower part, 207 Prospect roots S15, $25; pleasant rooms; high gjound; healthy location: cheap rents. Apply at 2U5 Prosjiect place, from 7 to 5. LET PART OF HOUSE UPPER floor in a now brown stono house, with owner; convenient to roads and Dr. Mereditli's Church all improvements and conveniences reasonable to good tenant; can be occupied immediately.

Call or address F. 18!) Holseyst, mO LET PART OF HO US 2 5( (J JL ruc ntav, near DeKalb; very desirable fluor. 0 rooms, iu privato brick dwellinir extension house; ail imiirovpiiientfi; excellent order: line noihliorhood lorr rent. BULKlJiY A HORTON, 40li av, near V.uidorbilt. TO PHltPSOlI'R'V.

mO LET HOUSE A COTTAUE OF 1) .1 roomH and lance attic foe three or four moot Vioriflanrim find iTiiniilnfftlv ftirntnlitifi Hen iiiiiinf jm' walk to HuntinRton Bay, Long Island Sound. Address U. Huntington, L. I. LET HOUSES SAY VILLE, L.

l'M" and vicinity, on and near Great South Bay Thirty furnished cottages, fruni SI 50 to 3700 for hobbou haf infr, hoating and fiahinp; no malaria: no nionqnitos: office open on Decoration day. JIENRV E. ASMU.i, Say ville, IaJ. finO LET IIOUSE AT ROCK A WAY JL Ileflch A ao.iy farnishod cott ajje In retired loca tion; threo minatett from It. R.

station; 7roara; hroad piazta, Bhade, excellent water, food boatiug, bRthniff, fiKhinK, driviiiK, etc. Incitiire at Holland station N. Y. and R. B.

R. 1C, or addrefia HCCKAWAY, EaRle office. mo LET APARTiviENTS IN HOUSE, IV.l Tillary st, 4 rooms; ulio suit. of 3 rooms at Irfiwrencest: rent S10 and $11 month; all Viht rooms. Apply to J.

JUICES, JltM CuiuIjc. laud st. rjpc LET APARTMKNTS MAN av and Newel nt; new flats, 5 eitra lrKt all light rooniK; all modern improvements; lorconilnrt, oeroration and hnfeh nothing to comparo with them iu the city or the money; $15 to $16 per month; referouces. HO LET FLATS ONE BLOCK FROM JL station, on av, promises. GUK) Gates ar.

near Sumner. Inquire on TO Lifr FLAT NIC SMALL FLAT to let and new carpets for sale. MEDLKY, 101 OoncoTd et. TO FLTT 1 BEOFOR AV Sinslo tlat, tj rooms, bath, all imuiovemonts; rent SIS. Apply F.

U. JOllGENSKN, lTiO Bediord av. rpO LET FLATS FLATS OF .1 LO 0 rooms, $11: parts of houses, improvements, 10. L12WISjt GRAHAM, av, near Lewis. TO LET FLAT A FIRST CLASS SIN le flat; rouis; all improvemenU: ront $15.

Apply to janitor, on premises Prciidout nt, near Piith av. TOLlF FLATS ijrtO A MONTH 4 nice rooms, tubs, in brick building, i)H0 Myrtlo av, near rvmmcr av station Inquire ol janitor on premises. TO LET FLATS FO UR CO Ml 'ORT able roomu. $10; new houses; private haHn; halU furnished, lighted and cleaned: janitor. 113 Fourteenth et, nar Soventh av.

and Proepoot Park. TBIO LET FLAltJ3 NEAR JL Orarure Third flat; 7 rooms and bath, with ail improvements; first claa i order. Apply to CAll tt IMS Kultoust. TinO LET FLAT 4 ROOMS 10; NEW JL house, roonur ran tlirauzh hotii'e; ceparnti water closot to cacti tenant. 500 Baltic st, between Third and Eourth avtt.

Hp LET FL ATS4 ROOMS, ALLLJUIIT, $10; run throuuh the house: improvomeutii; light shaft: house now. Cy'Zu Unfon st, helweeu Third and Fourth av. raio Lirr slat fIuSk oowneh flat, JL house with owner, $'23, to family of adults; also, small utore, with laundry agency, $5. Suitable for employment, news, coal or any other oflico, at 0 3 Marcy av, comer Macoa nt. rlO LET FLAT ASAIALL COZY OOR nr Hat: Qve minntes1 walk tn Viridce or ferrinn re hpeotabio neiahhorhood a rare chance for adults only.

Iniruuc at PAUKiy IPS drui; store, corner of Henry and tnt. TO LBT FLATS XMlIC LOW THOSE nowly papered flats at 518 Cireone av. and 300 inifionav; 5L'0 Rreene, fourth end flat; alr.Ov flats In Bedford district, Jv TALUOT, 1.200 BetUord v. ZVo trouble to howlat8. Otcoopen overiineK.

rglO LCT rFLATS A FEW HES1RABLE Hats unfurnished aud furnished in the select apitrt u'enthauseA. tho Hawthoruu, Clinton av; rooms; aJt imDravemontK; cloo tul stations aud within ca.sy access of Now Vork; rent 3 moderate Apuly to janitor, HO Clinton av mo LCT FLAT8 FLATS TO JL email fnmiiies ouly; from 33to354 Nineteenth st.lietweQQ, and Seventh avs; fust yecoud, $15; third, $14 new. Apply to janitor, 330, JOHN PULLMAJf, 741 Uuion st, corner of Fifth a. Open Decoration day. mO ixET FLATS IN THE PRESTON, i on Unimi bt.

botwoen Fifth and Sinth avs; 8 rooms; tiled halls; fjrnaoe heat: inst finished; all tho latest improvements; rent ill'i, and $(J from July I to small select families only. JOHN PULLMAN, 741 Union st cornor Decoration day. TO LET FLATS ELEGANT" 5 UO flats on lteldav: four minutes from station; janitor eurvico; halls carpeted; clcctrio call bolts, lettov pozes, speaking tubes, stationary tubs, bath, rano, water closet; every known improvement; all lor il.i; nothinerlike these Hate in Brooklyn; call and cxaminu; open Sundays. SWKBr, aU Moid mO LET FLATS 1U5UUCED RENTALS Desirable tlats; ti rooms each; every improvement; rent $18 and 40. uor month; haHa carpeted, otc, janitor on premises; 70 Carlton av.

BULKI.hY IIOKTON, agents, 0ti Myrtlo av. L. station) olheo open oveniims. TO LET FLATS FLOORS JAY ST, 5 light rooms and bath 45 Wlllonghby at. large rooms VI0U Myrtlo av, second tloor, rooms; i wycltofl Hat of 5 rooms; HI Harrison av, 4 rooms, second floor; 1US r.llery st, Bmall storo ana room on: otners; large Hats, house, and, stores near City Hall.

YILL1AM (t. OR ACE, oornor of Willoughby and Jay sts. Open even luy. 'JTO liGT HUO.118. mO LET BOOMS A FEW UNFUK nished rooms, steaui heat, hot water, baths; liuost sanitary construction; oontral location.

Dunteld st; to $4 wooklyoaoh; rolgtoucoi; uo i'auog uhiltlron also iDgte rootn, (uratsbta, to it JL lo at "ANTED SITUATION TAKE earn of children, by tv nice roun? etrl will be found wMHnsr nnd obtiffintt can fur i Hll city reference If required; willing to go in the country for the Rnmmor months. Pleaaa call lor two days at 158 Rtyxuoxui at, Be con (I iloor. WANTED SITUATION A care of chiHron and mako hoi nalf generally nue fnl, by a roipoctablo young girl of lti yoim; will be fo'ind rillinj rnd obli bost of city roferene. Pleaho call tor tro rtiy.i at j3 Kostrund ay, between Park and Kit shin t. ANTI JD SITUATION BY A LADY for ntirf.

who it thoroughly comueient t) lake entire charge of an infant and raise it on tho tattle willing to go to the cotiiivry. Please call at Borgen btreet. CuiLinucriuatttM una Witlti CHNCH. ANTED SITUATION AS A OHAM bcrmaid and wnitresR, hy comiiotftnt irirl Apply for two cfayd nt present employer's, ItlO Congress st. T'STANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaM and waitress, by a respectable young Merman girl, wu Jor two oaya ax XS4.

vryctton at. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and laundress, by a respectable eirl with references. Call for two at 554 Grand av. No c'ards. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM barmaid or unrs.

by a re4ctaldo colored triri will go to ihe country vhaa good city referenced. Call for two daya at i Myrtle ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid or nurse to crow inn children, by ayoune girl; can teach Vionch: willine a.ntl obi i ring. Gall or address R. ooventh at, Brooklyn. "ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, bv a wilhne.

ohlitrinn eir! cityor country. Apply at present employer's, 100 Mon tague st. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, bv a competent cirl; has good city reierencu. ncaja tail ior iwo nays at tier pros SMTANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM 7 bermaid or lady's mmd. by a youncr Swo iish eiri cau do mending first class reference.

Call at 148 Kos ciusko st, first tlat. "ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, by a capable cirl. Can be soon for two daya at present employers, 740 Carroll ut, near aevomn av. WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, by a respectable vouni girl: has good city references. Call for two days at 701 Union st, tuirn tloc r.

rANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid or HeamstrcH3 in private family, by a mily, by Pleaso ad young colored woman: first lass reference. dress an tins wceK, v. u. st. 5 "ST ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM YT bermaid and to do sowing, or as waitress, by a respectable young woman: beat of reference.

Pleaso call nt Prospect P'ace WA NTE ITU ATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitrosn, or to take cure of children, by a respectable young girt, lately lauded. Call for two daya ot av. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid or waitress, or would do housework in small family, bv a respectable youne irirl has irool citv reference. Pleaso call for two days at Atlantic avenue. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM 1'.

or maid and waitress, or to do housework, br a respeotahlo young girl would go into tho conntry; has good city references, for two days at present em ployers, union at ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bnrmaid and waitress, or chambnrii nrk nnd fiist with irrowitiff children, by a rospectab irirl willimr to go to the country goodcity reforeaco. Please call for two days at to Kosciusko place. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitross in a private fain v. bv a respectable young girl; no objection to the i y. Please call for two daya at presont employer, 141 Henry streot.

ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, bv a respectable vouuir cirl wiU be found willing and can be well recommended; has no objections to the country for thu Summer months. Please call at Atlantic av. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitross. or nnrso. bv a respectable young Swedish girl; would go to tho country; Rood city references.

Call for two days at llili Wyckoff street. WANTED SIT ATiON fcT A "CHXM bermaid and waitross. or to do coueral house work in a small private family, by a rospoctablo young girl no objections to the country; best city reference. (Jan at iri vanderuiic av, near r'acrtic at, second floor. "VITANTKD SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress and to make hersolf use by a respectable young girl has lived out three years in f.ngiand city roioreuccB.

uau tor two days at Deau st, near Albany av. 6Sr ANTED SITUATION AS AN UP stairs mrl. or an do Iitht housework, by a eirl, lately landed; is willing and obliging. lease can at tt arren sc. WAN KD ITU ATIO TO 6 CH AM berwork and attend children, by a neat, quiet, young woman; experienced; city references.

LIZZIE, 4013 Carlton av. 7S7ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP nld bo stairs work, by a rospuctablo young girl would bo ni inn Tn cm in lli'i counrr tiling to go in me country for tno Summer. Pie, ease call at presont employer's, 17 Latayotto av. WANTED SITUAT ION TO stairs work and tako care of ch flnectable young Protestant girl; no objection to go to nit; itiuitti jr. uun itii tin ud i ijialii a v.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO UP stairs work and tako care of growing children, by Pleaso call at 000 Pacific st; no cards answered. ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP stairs work and waiting, by a younceirl: no ob jection to going to country. Pleaso call at 0U0 Hicks st, third tloor. fVNTED SITUATION TO DO UP stairs work, or would do ceneral housework in a small privato family, by a respectable y.iur.g girl; has good reterauci. oau ior two days at u.i leet place.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP stairs work and assist with children, bv a re pjctable girl willing to go in the country. Call at 14 Canton st. WANTED SITUATION TO DO stairs work nnd waiting, by a young girl willing nuu uuiiKHix; vuijuiii uiu cuuniry; iitsl cmes city rofcronco. Please call all tho week at 11 7 Hull Bt NTEU SITUATION TO DO UP stairs work, or havo tho caro of children, by a young girl. Apply to LIZZIE CROSBY, at present placo, Hancock at.

ANTED SITUATION stairs work and waitiutr. or TO DO UP would do fiteneral respectable girl. Third av, in the housework for a small family, by Ploasu call for two days at 081 etoie. TSTANTiOD SITUATION TO" DO UP: stairs work or to tako care of children, or do light ny a roipociauio young giri; will do lo.mu williriL' and obliging. Please call for two days at 840 Bergen st, near Classon av.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP stairs wurk and waiting in a hinall mivato familv. by a young girl; no objections to go to the country tor tno mimmer monins; good city roterenco lrom last place. 045 Ciaon av; ring bell four times. ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE nusfairs work or hcht honsework. hv a vorrn eirl not experienced but willing to learn.

Please call at 58 Coles st. WANTED SITUATION TO" JX) THE Mji5tiis work or light housework, or would take care of children and do plain sewing, by a respectable young girl, lately tanded. Call for two daya at 7J3 Bergen st, rear house. CooUh nshorn una trailers. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK and laundress, by a uirl.

Call at present employ er's, 8. Henry sf. WANTlD Sri'lTATlON AS A COOK, by a Swedish girl; no cards answered. Call for ono day at 705 Do Ka'bav. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK and to utisi.it with coartvo washing; good city refer once.

i.au ior two nays ai.f raciuc st. ANT ED Il'UATION AS ACOOK washer and ironm or to do housework, by a re upcctabh) tz'r has MHd city referer.cm. Call for two days at v.V.l Myrtlo jit, third iloor. ANTifiJD SITUATION AS A COOK, washer and honor, by a. respectable irirl hae rrood city references.

Call tor two days at Bcrgon street. A.NTED SITUATION AS A COOK in a private family, by an English woman: no washine: city or country; best reference. Call or ad dress for two days C. 18:3 Sackett st. WANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, wasber and ironer.

bva iosooctabtn vinnc woman no objections to assist in housework: best of city refer once. Please call for two days at Clnasc av. WANTED SITUATION AS A COOK and laundress in a nrivftte tnmilv bv vniinr trit Can bo seen for two days at 3 3 Butler st; no postal cards answered. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, washer and ironer in a small fainilv. bv a resiitu.t able Swedish girl: has good city references.

Call for two dajs at Madison st, first tloor. WrANTlTO SiTU ATION COOK or chambermaid and waitress, bv a inspect able ynumr colored girl; has good city references. Call for twa dayh at l)u avy st. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, by a )ioctable woman would aissist in a board nn br iiro; no objection to going to the country; good referonce Address rn.v.c,, yj rean sr, near Mont. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK or to do housework.

a sirl no obmctinn t.n en. incr to the country tor Summer: best referencn if re quired. Please call at 740 Gates av. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK. washer And ironer.

or to do aeneral housework. in small private family, by a young Rirl no objections to thu country. Call at Kent av, second floor, hock; no cards answered. ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook, wati' icr aud ironer. by a respectable woman good city references.

Call for two days at 7 5 Dean sf. WANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook and laundress, by a reliable woman; no ob jection to the country; oity references. Call for two aays at 'xi neventeentn sc. ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook and assist with laundry work or ka laimdrosa alone, bv a respectable woman: nix vears' rnfernnnn. An.

ply at present employwr's this evening, bet eon 0 and ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook, in a private family, by a respectable woman will do plain washing and ironing: has tho best city reference. Call for two days at 807 Classon av. near Doug ass at. ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook, and to assist with washincr and ironinc. bv a psnoetablo woman: withm? to ro to t.hft cnnnf.rv hnn goodcity references.

Call for two day at 12J Congress. street. WANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD plain cook and laundress, or would do general housework, by a respectable young girl; has good refer ence. Please call at 3Uo UeKalb av, in store, for two aays. WANTED SITUATION AS AN EX: cellent cook and lxaindreBB, by streepeetable girl.

cin rrivc seven vears' reference. Call for two da.vrt at K.Y2 DrigKS st. ANTED SIT ATION AS EXPERI enced cook in a private family, by vounc woman willina: to assiat; with washing; no obieotion to tho coan irv zor oumnier raontos nest or personal roterencfl. Call at present employees, 37 Monroe place, near Piorre pont Btreet. ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST cldss ccok.

bv a resneotable vounc wrrmatv Call for two days at preaent .18 Monroe place, WANTED FIRST class cook, by a.Taspectable girl; no objection to city or country boet cily roforence, Pleajo cadi fox two days at Ho Adams sr, ovor atablo, Brooklyn. WANTED SITUATION AS A FERST olass oook, by a respectable American woman; lias ten years' references. Oall for two days at 242 Har rison st. ANTEP SITUATION AS A FIRST class cook and excellent, latindrum. bv a rnsnnct.

able woman best of raorenco from last placo. Apply at nuaHon av. ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class cook and laundress, by a vount? girl; bust city reference; no objection to thecouutry. Call at 207 Lee. arijbfltween Hayward and Lynch sts.

ANTE ITjUATION AS A FIRST class cook, nnd laundress, by respectable young has four yearlrgood referenco from her last place. '1 oa so call at Marks av, between Grand and Washicgtou. ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class cook 1 understands cookinir in all its branch as also desserts; will go to the country for the Summer; can bo seen at present employer's. 79 State at. for three days no cards answered; please call at basement door.

WANTED SITUAT10NAS AN "Excellent laundress in a private family by a respectable young woman: will go in thecouutry for the Summer, whore she would wait on table; has first class city reference. Address EXCELLENT LAUNDRESS, Eagle office. WANTED SITUATION AS A COM potent cook and laundress in a small pvhato family, by a respectable girl; thoroughly understand shcr business in all its branches; good roferonce: no objection the country. Please coll for two days at 105 Court Bt; no cards answered, WANTED SITUATION TO BO THE upstairs work, or would do downstairs work in a small family, by a well recommended Swedish girl. Can seen for two days at her present place, 203 Greene avenue.

WANTED SITUATIONS ONE ASA cook, tho other to do upstairs work, by two young Danish girls good references. Pleaso call or sond cards 303)6 Proapect av, Brooklyn, WANTED SITUATION ONE AS A cook, washor aud ironer, tho other as chamber maid and can do plain sewing or chamberwork and wait lug, by two girl good rofaraaoe from last placo, Pleaso 011 for two dais at BO Amity Bt Brooklyn, is 17STANTED FIRST CLASS WAIST banihattd assistant forewoman on waists. Ann'y ior worK ro a. uue mil. ux Xjivingston XTiT ANTED HOUSEKEEPER AN EX IT i porienced woman; must be a good housekeeper; the best of reference roqafred, inquire ot furs.

UAiiuia, sixu ciguroonin st. WAKTED GIRiuS TO LEABImNDr ing on Willcox A Glbbs sawing machines; employment given when capable Manufacturer wishing girls exnerioncod on Hewing machines (any kind) please apply to CHILDREN'S AID BOOIErY.Ul Poplar St. nurses and rScmiitreses. ANTED AS A NURSE AND SEAM is and to assist with cham tor work, comDfl tontvniinir woman citv rnferfinra rmiirri. Annlv nt 04 Remson st, between 1 and 3 o'clock P.

or before 10 AM. WANTEO TO MINB BABY. SMALL gr. lOJJ Luuuger at, Sotith Brooklyu. WANTED TO TAKE CARE OF BABY, a competeut girl of IU; reference required.

50 Park place. Cliiiiuuerniaiils unit Baitrasia. A C'HAMBEIfMAID AND rvai tress at 417 Clinton at. WANTED AS CHAMBEKMAn AND waitioss, girl, with good reference. Apply at 212 GarJiold place, near Seventh av.

i WANTED AS CHAMBERMAID AND waitross, a girl only tha accustomed toa pnvato boarding house need apply to night and to morrow morning. 177 ScherinejrhornBt. WANTED A FIRST CLASS CHAM bermaid md waitreas; one who i willinp to to Saratoga or the Summer: best city reference roquired. Call at 48 Clermont av, Brooklyn 7 ANTED A CiyiVUETENT WAITRESS nnd chamberintld. Apply fit I'M Picrrepont at after 7 o'clock thiH evonfng and before 10 o'clock Thurs day morning; ring oasiiinenc oeu.

i. )VtiMiiern ami Irooors. TST5TANTED A GOOD COOK, WASHER and honor nt 0M St. Marks av. WANTED A GOOD COOK, WASHER and ironur.

Thote havinc cood references may apply at Itfimson st. WAii ANTED AS COOK, WASHER AND roir in a small family, a German or Swedish girJ. v.ni i. j.zarK av, njar r.iiigetoii. ANTED A GOOD COOK AND LAUN drM.

for a family of tour adults: find clasa.city reforenct rti'imroJ. Apply at JIo I'aric place. ANTED A GOOD VEGETABLE took nnf a i nod dish washer in a hotel and res taurant. OU i mJIi 1' tiliou st. ANTED A GOOD PLAIN COOK, wanner and iponer ana small girl ior waitrens good rotoriince.

Call before or alter 1'. at I Park place, ilrookiyn. ANTED A COMPETENT LA UN dress. Onlv those havint? hrst cMsh rutarpnvc. willing to go to country for the Summer rannthnand able to wash for a large family need apply at ui LiivingBtou street.

ANTED TO "DO THE DOWNSTAIRS work, acirl: must be a Rood plain cook, washer and ironor; city reference rounired. Call at 5,10 Han cock st. ixeiifi'iLl cloiiHOwnru. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, ft ccmnptent cirl tierui.in or Swede nre ferrod. Callat2H: Putnam av.

WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE woik. couiiolent cirl: no washinir must boa good baker, a pply at ilalboy st ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work. a neat, slron cirl: Cierman or Swede: bring reforence. weiit.n st. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a comnotont cirl with jroort ruferonces.

Apply at jmjv dreonoav. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a comnvteut elr) must be a irnod plain cook KrAriTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE at uowiiiug st. "4717 ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE TT work, a young Swedish girl; must sleep home. Apply ut (u. I'rnsultmt nt, sotiona tlat.

ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a steady, competent woman must bo a good cook, washer and ironer. Apply immediately at 50 Carlton av. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a family of throe, a Protectant irirl: must have first clans rofort nee waeea 14. Call this evening ana lo niovrow at naisey sc. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a Kill.

Mrs. HOi' KMANN, :0.J Bergen Btrcor, ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a comuotnt Kirl; must cook. waul, and iron and have good reference. Apply at JbU Pacilic ut betwoon lloytand Bond. TSrANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work whore anothor girl is kept, a compott 'iit Prore.itant girl; inusr bring roieroncea tnat can ue ven fled: Cit rman.

Swedish or colored; thu latter urtfCurrod: wagOJ Call for two days at Ninth sr, nar Seventh av, South Brooklyn. ANTED TO MAKE HERSELF GEN erallv useful and mind baby in small family vnnnir i'irl mAt a nd clean. widl ruconiinGndwd and at home; wages, er wck. Call at ueutoru av. ANTED ONE FOR LIGHT HOUSE work, a short distance in the corntry, and tho other an plain cok, washer and iioner in a small private boardint: house, two girls.

Apply at 4a boutti Uxiord at boioro ij or after 8 P. M. i' inpiovmoni "VCANTED SERVANTS A II Urooklyn nploymont B'troau, tiLO at. utar Concord (formerly 'Si) Concord st). Sit.uatioa 1 ready city anil oatiiitry.

Many girts coma who huve never btvin an otlijn. Alauaijed by ladios. 7irANTHD SERVANTS SOUTH TV Brooklyn Employment Azencv. MH4 Ninth st. near Fifth av Fam lies who need cooks, waShcrs and irnnnrs.

chambermaids, lroneral housoworkers. can now ho a lited at my oilke, as I have plenty of girls of all na tionalities. WANAEO aflEl.P MALFS. ANTED A FIRST CLASS SHOE salesman. Address, with reference and salarv re quired, SHOES, Box Eajjle oflico.

,7 ANTE AS BOOKKEEPER, COM' noletit man about vears of aire. Addross F. W. Box 2, EiikIo office. "ANTED A COMPETENT AND thorough liooVko ner: mimt bo vrelt recnm mended.

H.Mltll, (iRAY Fulton st. nnd flat busli av, Brook'yn. ANTED INDEPENDENT SIZERS on ladies' poods: coolest plank shop in the coun try; steady work; good prices. lllRSH PARK, Mud way, MfliiH, ANTED UT0HER: YOUNG MAN who understands nis hnsines Lu at i Columbia st from to o'clock this cveninji or lo mor row forenoon. ANTED TO ACT AS CASHIER, A vonntr man about In vears of aire: (rood writor quick anil accurate in figures; one living with his parents preierrea; oonas required, juumua junction Fnlton stand Flatbush av ANTED YOUNG MAN WHO THOK nuirhiv underatandfl tha caro of horsiiK and is a good driver; ono with lixperienco in carpenter's shop pn'iorreu.

fliAuuicii tujiii'. nAn'ft ftCia, i warren st. WANTED ACTIVE, RELIABLE MEN who desire permanent and prontnblc business in this city or any other city or town in tho United Statos will finit tho accident insurance business, as conductud by the uudor rirrued, pleaa'i profitable and reliable. Address, PROVIDENT FUND (ACCIDENT) SOCIETY, 30 liroauway, incw xoric uuy. TANTED SALESMEN.

WE WISH A few men to sell our (roods bv sample to the wholo ftlo and retail triple; largest manulacturers in our line. Inclose twemoutstamp; wages $,3 jor day; peruianenb position; no postals answered: money advanced for wages, advertising, otc. CENTENNIAL MANUFACTURING Cincinnati, O. SIT ATI ON AS A DOOK a young lady. Address Box 0, NTED ken lie r.

hy ICaglo oitico. ANTED SITUATION IN A BAKE ry by a respectable girl; cau furnish good Ploutse call at No. 117 Wyckoff at, top tloor, enc front ANTED SITUATION AS HELPER in kitchon in a restaniant or hot(I. bv a roanoota blo young itirl has pood city references. Call for two days at 5013 Grand av.

ANTED SITUATION AS A SALES lady in a crockery or dry goods store: willinw to work for low salary. Address Box 8, Eaglo Twenty sixth "Ward branch. iNnrses and Seamstrctfaci. TXTANXED SITUATION AS NURSE s.n.1 seamstress or nurse and chambermaid, by an English Kill. Address E.

Box 1,3, Eagle office. ANTED IT UATI ON AN oliildron, by a yo girl; no objection to country. Call at Thirtieth st. South Brooklyn. ANTED SITUA' flOBpi VSA NURSE and seauitres, by a Norwegian sirl city veier onco.

Please call at 0114 Fifth av, Brooklyn. ANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE, by a Gormaimirl. 10 years of ace: to take r.aro of children; is willing to go to the country for Summer, Ploay call for two days at 2HS Pacific st. ANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE, bv a ladv for a cirl of 17: can irivn best reforencrts: does not wish to go to the country; can sleep home if desired. Inquire at VW Quincy ANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE and seamstress, or is willinar to do chamberwnrk.

by a respectable girl has five years' city rnterence from last placo. Pleaso call for two daysat 40 Willow st. ANTED SITUATION AS NUKSE TO irrowinir children, by a ronnir Enzlish orirl. Can be seen at present employer's, 1B1 Washington park. formerly Cumberland Bt.

WANTED SITUATION A3 A NURSE, bv a rosncctahlc woman can take entire charirn of an infant has the best city refeience. Please calf for two days at ll 1 1 n. ry st. ANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE and to do litrht unstairs work, by a younc trirh is willing to go to the country for the Summer; has good city reference Please call for two days 6 409 Dean st, second tloor, rear. ANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE and seamstress, bra rosrwctablo vounar woman take entire caro of a bahy from birth: no obiection to tho country city reference.

540 Vanderbilt av; no postal earns anawerna. ANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE and assist with upstairs work, by a respectable young girl; good plain sewer; has good city reference; willing to go to the country. Pleaee call at 517 Wavorly av, near Fulton st. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHIL dron's nurse, by yomnr cirl. lately landed: is willing and obliging.

343 Clasaon av. ANTED SITUATION AS A SEAM stress and to assist in chamberwork. bv a Swed ish cirl. ('all for one day at 705 DeKalb av: no cards an swered. WANTED SITUATION AS A CHIL dren's nurse, by a respectable youncr girl: has good references.

Call for two days at 78 North Portland avouuo. WANTED SITUATION AS AN I fant's nureo. bv a trustworthv cirl: understands brinainc baby up on battle: has host of citv reference: family going in the country preferred. Please call at jb'J nicks st.woaucsJay lorenoon, in canuy store. ANTED SITUATION TO I children, bv a German cirl.

15 years of ace. 374 Warren at. ANTED SITUATION TO MIND A child and asHist fn lieht honsework. br a respect able young girl. Please call or address EMEL1E, 141 Van Brunt st.

WANTED SITUATION TO MIND A baby and sleoo at homo, bv a respectable vonnxr girl of 10 years. Please call for two days at 441 Adolphv street. ANTED SITUATION TO MIND children and assist with unstnlrs work hv reepoctablo young girl; would be willing to go to tho country for the Summer; has good city reference. Pleaso call at 130 North Portland av. ANTED SITUAT ION TO MIND children or tn do light houso work in a small pri vate family, by a girl 10 years of age who can speak German and English.

Please call nt 87 Tillary st, Brooklyn, )njnetaiior store. "JNTED SITUATION TAKE care of children and assist in lieht honsewoik. by young girl. Call at 150 Saokett fit. ANTED SITUATION A care of children, bv a resnnctablo vountr tirl.

latoiy landed no objection to tho country. Gall tor two days at 0S5 Sixth av, in the candy Btoro. WANTED SITUATION TAKE care of children and mako hersolf usefnl. bv a young girl, just landed; is willing to work and learn. uau at 4 wyexoii at, near uourt.

ANTED SITUATION caro of children or a youna infant, by a reHoect ablo colored girl best city referonce from presont om pioyor. neaso can ior two aays at xoxiovius et. STANTED SITUATION TAKE caro of arrowim? children and assist in chamber work, by a respectable Protestant rirt. 17 years old. liv ing with parents: would like to go to the country.

Call ior two aays at Xl aorta yortiana av; no cams. 47 ANTED SITUATION TO TAKE ww caro of children, or Imht would the countrv for thn Summdit: sood reference: will found willi and obi iff in. Aadreeji 14K Ninetaenth rL. ovuvn orooauyn. to bo to He Wins One With Marauder, Who "Defeats Hanover.

Garrison Docs Some Artistic Riding Bella B. Runs Away from Swift With Ease Panama's Bad Form. The Brooklyn Cup was won at the Gravenend track yesterday by Mr. A J. Cassatt'o Marauder; it was won last year by The Bard.

Mr. Cansatt declared to win with Enms, and Marauder was not announced to start until the afternoon. HiB name was not on tho programme as a starter, and the announcement that ho would run was a snr priiic to most of tho people in attendance at the track Hanover was the great tip. It was reported that iio had gone the long: diBtanco, 1J 6 miles, in and it was generally conceded that the race would be run in nlower time. Tho DwyerB thought their horse would win and they backed him.

Hayward was up on Emus and Garrison on Marauder; Fitzpatriel; on Elk wood, Taylor on Hanover, Hamilton on Glen Echo. Hanover took tho lead and raced with Emus and Elkwood for a mile, then Garrison, who had been rating along a longth or bo behind moved closer. Turning into the homestretch Elkwood seemed to have the best of it; it was plain that Eurus would not do. Then Garrison "humped himself," drove the spurs into Marauder and used hia arms as if he were trying to push his horse ahead. In fc'allant style Marauder responded, rushed by Hanover and Elkwood, took the load and won by a length, with Hanover second.

Garrison rode with excellent judgment and great skill. When the race was over veteran horsemen said that although Hanover was beaten, he showed signs of getting back to his old furni. The Dwyers found some compensation for Hanover's defeat in tho fact that Bella B. won tho second race, defeating with ease Swift and Guarantee. In the iifth race Pan ama rati peculiarly.

Two days ago he had beaten the speedy Belinda and Belvidere the same distance in 1:55, fast time; yesterday he seemed to be out of the race until it was clear that Bessie June could not win; thereupon Panama came up with a great burnt of speed aud got second place, J. A. 13. winning. Panama's owners said that the horse sulked; lie was not one half as sulky as his backers were when they noted his remarkable running.

Bella B. and ltaymond G. were the only favorites that won. Keveu races to day and eight to morruw. Following, is a summary of the racing: First race Pcrso fSl, 000, for maidens 2 year old entrance monev.

20 each, to second six furlongs. I). T. Pulsifor'j blk. e.

Onway 2, by Onondaga Kelp, tOli, carrying 108 Dayi 1 Bill dehor. 101) (R Williams) 2 Drui.leB IDS (Lit! letleld) 3 Cortland, II 1 (Taylor), Mr. Pelham, 10(i (M. Dono hne), Unad.vra, 10M (Sands), Bagatelle colt, 100 (Kane), alsoian. Time, (i to 1 and to 5 Onway, (i to I nnd to Bill Letcher, 8 to 5 and to 5 Druidcss.

Mutuals paid 840. 10 straight and $10.25 for place. Bill Letcher paid 1 5 05. Foond race A sweepstakos of $20 each for .1 year olds ami upward, with $1,000 added, of which to second: to carry 105 sex allowances. (In i mile and an eighth.

Iwyer Brothers' b. m. Bella 4, Enquirer (. ol omia, HID (carried 102M) (Taylor) 1 Swift. 100 (carried (Anderson) 2 Guarantee.

105 (carried 107W) P.icatel 'o, 105 (Martin), also ran. Tim. 2:01. Betlinir iCven Itolla 11.. 12 to 5 Swift, 12 to 5 Guarantee.

A'utuals etraight and $0.45 for place. Swift paid $7.20. Third race The May stakes for 2 year olds $50 each, with $1,250 added, ol which $250 to second; winning Anilities. Sis turlongs. A.

A. H. Morris, b. c. Civil Service, 2.

Reform Bonnolla. I 18 (Littletield) 1 Blackburn, lis (Taylor) 2 Sir William, UK (Whyburu) Mncilago. 110 (Hitlesliine), King Hazcm, 1 18 (Sands), and Pow Wow, 1 IS (It. Williams), also ran. Time, 1:10.

Betting I and eveu. Civil Service; 2 lo 1 and 4 to 5, BlacUb irn; to 1 and (ito 5, Sir Williaui. Mutuals paid (Morris' stable. Civil Service and Mucilage couplod) $11.10 straight and $0.50 for place. Blackburn paid $7.

15. Fourth race Til.) Brooklyn Cup, for 0 year olds and umvard; I OO each, half forfeit with $2,000 added, of which $500 to sscoud and $200 to third. One luilo aud a half. A. J.

Cassatt's eh. h. Marauder. 4, Rayon d'Or Maudma, 122 (Garrison) 1 Hanover, 127 (Taylor) 2 Elkwood, 128 (Fitztiatriek) Eurus, 128 (Hayivaid), and Glen Echo, 122 (Hamilton), also ran. Time.

2: V1'4. Betting ti to 1 and 8 to 5 Marauder, 7 to 5 Hanover, 3 to I Elkwood. Mutuals paid Cassatt's stable (M rnudor nnd Eurus coupled). $11.85 straight, and $0 for place. Hanover paid $0.05.

Fifth race A handicap sweepstakes of each, with added One mile aud an eighth. Brown's b. c. J. A.

Glcnclg M. A. 100 (Ilnrgan) 1 Panama, 108 (McCarthy) 2 Bessie Juno, 1 12 a Umpire. 100 (Potiny), also ran. Time, 1.5P K.

Betting to I anil 1 to 5 A. 2W to 1 and to 5 Panama, even BessiB June. paid straight and 1 2.70 for place. Panama paid t5. Sixlh race A wwoepstakos of $20 each for maidens of all ages, with $1,000 a tded.

Ono milo and a sixteenth. W. Lakeland's ch. c. Raymond Eolus Ninon.

100 (Anderson) 1 Grey Dawn, 100 (r.iltletield) 2 Uintah, 100 t.Monnliaii) Vivid 101 (Martin) and Newburg 100 (Taylor), also ran. Time. 1 t'. Betting to 5 1 to 2 Raymond 8 ro 5 and to 5 Grey Pawn. 10 to 1 and I to 1 Finish.

Mniu. paid S10.M5 straight an i $0.55 for place. Cr. yDawn paid $0.50. i A.

A. Webster 440 Fulton Bt Optical department. and eye glasses in great varioty. Rea ling glasses, fio'd and opera glasses, eye glass chains and hooiia, opera glass holders and lorgnettes. Repair ing of glasses promptly and new lenses furnished of any nuniberdesiro.l.

Doctors' prescriptions receive prompt attention. Funs and IUjpairkd We Jiavo tho most improved facilities for storing your furs, plush garments and iimn's overcoats over the Summer. Cost is trilling. Hopiiirs a third toss now than in the season. Kur parlors and tilth tloor.

Weciislku Jfc Aiuiauam. Mux's drosH nhii'ts made to measuru, of lieafc Utica nonpari or other muslins, solid linen bo6om3, hand madobulton ho'cs, best workmanship throughout, $7.50 hair dw. unlauudereii. Will crvll at residenco for uieiH'jnts if 'Biiud. WKCHSLKlt tt AJillA UAM, 9 On; Stuimo M'Ul he open from 8 A.

M. to 5 T.WW. on Decoratiou day. Satisfactory sittings taken, rain or shine. A Ji7 and 27S Kulton st, Brook Noxon's BuoN'ciiiAJi Duops carei oouuli croup hoarseness, whooping cough, etc.

Fifteen years usn has proved their efficacy. Prescribed by physieifiiis. Sold a U. S. Humoeopathie Pharmacy, 070 Kuiion st.

WniTK JIilitauy I'akth, at Kmitii PllKasiNOKH'ti, 505 and 507 Fulton st, near PuKalb av Grand Army suits. '69. 10 and up; all wftrrant'd fast colors. Coatf, vets or pants separate if refjuired. KiiKi looking voung and aavc ynvtr huiv, itn color and beauty with P.viikeb'b Uaiu Bai.ham.

Pah KEii'fi GtNGEii Ton to tho best cough cure. Hinukr best cure for corns. 15 eonts. OrKN TUlri FVENINH UlltU t) O'clock. to morrow, vnrat'on day.

Baldwin the Clothikb, 3b0 and HHti Futton ht. corner of Smith. tjj PKCIAL ASCENSION DAY SERVICE He v. Dr. tiwrgo H.

Van l)e "Water, rector of St. Andrew Chnivh. York, will deliver a snniion be foro All Samt.t 'd. on Ancfiision day, Ifnirs day, May IU), nr. P.

at tho church, hv and Seventh st. Music will be rendered by tho fuO vested choir. Alt are invited to attend. Heats tree. PKK.SOXAL.

"OOWELL TO WHOM IT MAY CON cern: Truck stored at 1:, if not called for iu three days. 1" AW THE COMMITTEE ON LAW OF Bi the oniU)on Council will meet in the Committee lloonis. Citv Hall, on ndny evening. Mayiil.lSS!), 8 o'clock. All iiTdins mt erested in the matter of the rein ocrJ of the furniture vans from Canton street are in vited to be present.

By order of JOHN L. CAMERON'. Chairman. dTfePENINC STREETS THE COMMITTEE on Opening Streets of the Common (onncil will meet in tho Comim'ffye liooms. City ifall, on Friday evening.

May 31, IHISil, nt o'clock. Alt peraoua iutwrested in tho matter of chanfrin grades of Harni.tn street Greene avenue and other streets which will ho consid ered an; invitco lu inosnt. liy order ol THKOPOKE ATAUKKlt, Chairman. IOUND A SMATjTj "SUM "OF MONEY JL Owner can liave sama by payiup eipenscs and provinc property. a fi I'ranknn av.

JOST A FOX TERRIER DOG; WHITE A marked tnn color had ono yellow ear and short tan colored tail; answi is to the name of Buff. A reward if returned to 40. Second t. OST ltETWKEN NEW YORK AND Brooklvn. oi Fort Ilaniiiton.

a smalt bar PIN. set with three dUm md. Return to I 10 Kast Thirty e'iKhth st, riow xori Uity, ana receive reward. OST A SUM OF MONEYNEAR FIRST A and Court at. Finder will please return and iec ttoscriiit'on aud rewardat CUAKLKS DKNNLN'S arug store, irsi place ana t.ourt si.

pilOPOSALS. FITTING UP OF NEW ARMORY FOR TEURTV GUN HACKS, KUXE KANGF, VUKNITUHK, Ac. Scaled nrono.als will be received bv the undersigned committecof the Boardof SuporriporHof Kings County.at i) 1 i i Court House, in the City of Brooklyn, until It oVlock P. At of Thursday, June 0, 18811, for interior fittings for the armory of the Thirty second Regiment. N.

corner of Bushwtck avenue and Stagg street, in said city, as loiiows: First Providing double lookers for ten companies' rooms. Second Building and setting ten gun racks. Third itting up tuijut ant's room and providing furniture and. carpets for th rooms of the colonel and adjutants. Fourth Kit tin up armoroi'B room.

Fifth FittinR nn ijuartermastor's department. Sixth Pitting up i i tie range. Sovunth Providing furniture, carpets, window shades, cuspidors, for tlie several roouM. KiKhthMiscellaneous: providing wardieb tables, gas engine, hot water boilers, elevator for Afie.s, Jtc, Printed copies of the specifications in relation to ttio quantity, quality, Ac, of the several additions and improvements for tho guidance of persons desiring to bid thereon cun be obtained at the office of the clerk aforo mnnttoned, whore the several plans therefor cn be seen. Blank forms of proposals cau ho prucuted at thu samo olfice.

No other torm of proposals will be roccneri. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check made payable to EL B. Cadley, clerk, 4c. (or cash) for an amount equal to five per cent, of tho aggregate of the bid, as a guarantee of the good faith of the bidder. The county reserves the right to reject any and all bids.

By order of the Board of Supervisors of Kings County. CHARLES JUKNGST. FREDERICK KELLER, JOHN J. GALLAGHER, MARTIN F. CON LY, OWEN O'KEFFE.

WILLIAM WATSON, tt. THOMAS B. HOBBY. ht Committeeon Military AfTairs. ATE II UAT12S, 88J WATER KATES.

UEPARTMF.NT OF CITY WORKS, BUREAU OP WATER RATKS. Rooms 7 and firat tloor. Municipal Department Building, Brooklyn, April I. 1S8. The regular water rates or rents levied, assessed or charged 1HSJ willhe due and payable on tho lot of May, 1S8'J.

B. IN mny be obtained ou and after the 15th daj uf April. Payments to bo made until the 1st day of May check only Hoeeipted bills will ho returned attor May lu'crent at tho rate of 9 per cent, per annum, catou latpd hv the day. from 1st of May. 1889, will be charged ou all hi I Li for water rates or rents remaining unpaid on tho 1st day of Juno next, and for each day thereafter.

Alt extra ratci are payable between the Bt and 10th days of May, inclusive, and if not so paid the law directs the department to discontinue the supply to the entire prcminns withont any further notice. Hours for receiving tmvmeuta are from 1) A. M. till 2 P. Jtf Office hours 0 A.

Al. to P.M. During the month of May from A. M. to 4 1.

M. On Saturdays from 0 A. M. to 12 M. The water rates or rents for 1888 remaining unpaid on April 15, 188i, will be transmitted to ths Registrar ol Arrears for collection.

5Kt lTD.l O'FLYN. Water Registrar. SURROGATED NOTICES IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER UF THE Hon. George B. Abbott, Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice is hereby h'en, according to law, to all persons having claims against MARY MoGOV ERN, late of tho City of BrooklynT King County, deceased, that they are reijuirod to exhibit the same, with tho vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at his place of transacting business, at the office of James P.

Campbell, 67 Liberty street New York City, on or before the first day of December, 18Q9. next Dated May 27, 1880. FRANCIS A. MOUOVERN, Administrator of tho goods, chatUls, credits aad effects of Mary McGovern, deceased. James P.

Campbell, Attorney for Aduiinistratorlj07 liibertyrtteet. New York, H.Y, mOQQtm a to EAGLE OFFICE, MAJ 29. 1830. MONEY MARKET. Effect Upon Crops of the Cool Weather.

Less FiiYorablc Conditions for Winter Wheat Stocks Actire and (Jenerallj Strong. For Later Financial JVetet See Four o' Clock fidttion. Sixth Page. Wall Street, My SO. The corrosDourtont of the Journal of Commrrri! myj that cold arid backward weather has prevailed in the West for ovor ten daya.

In Minnesota and Dakota the rains were very timely, giving the wheat a good start, and re poitH from this region aro now favorable. Tho condition of wheat which was sown with frosted need ia much more encouraging than it wan a yew ago. with the exception of the State of Michigan. Winter wheiyt is heading out and tilling, but tho outlook for large crop is not as favorable as i was thirty days ago. This arises from the long continued drouth which prevented tlio wheat from atooling and in many areas ca it to head out short.

Such reports apply to Tennessee and Kentucky and also to portions of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. No orop needs a change of weather more than corn, nut the prospects List year ou Juno 14 wore any tiling but encouraging and tho result was probably tho largest crop on reoord. Oats have generally improved and from few sections are there com. plaints of any thing more than a slightly retarded growth of any of the crops resulting from tho cool weather. Tiie market opened at fractional declines duo to selling by the arbitrage houses for European account and also to speculative sales by tho trad.

An, who probably thought that this would bo a cood day on which to put out short contracts, tomorrow being a holiday. The declines were, how. ever, only fractional aud the undertoue was strong during the lirst hour. After II the movement was a little more active with first an upward and then a downward tendency. The following snows transactions in bond! this morning: At Pao inc lHiiairiM' lilies Ohio MM DA 11 of 11.

Den A lli.i (i H1H DenilU; Won lstiKWaillft Dill Ir It lsl KllVa 1 nur Ohio Jix'rSrrf Orcjr Nuv (is OroR Tihiik UMW Kieh Kich a AlicRh Md. irul At ta'JIJ Hons A Tei ir in Uockiinr Val lut jniat'l 'id Kentucky 4s lAJbuth 1 JOH, TolStl.AKOlBt Louibieuas Paulst JKl.lPIiSS t' lOO Lake Mi div Va Mid Lou A Nash fis Va ir in Ktanined 110 Manitoba 4 fl West iVYA Pa st. YUcntosei ltloW West Shore 4s 108S The following table shows tlio course of the Htock market from the opening until noon: Opon Ilifh K. esb 47 5.V tlliii us. 7W6 1 li3 'W 101 ill HI HISS 4ti 7 2 174 au Sl lft 'fflli 1 I'll Illi' tit! lOU S7W A I Oanadi Hon thorn Cheteapeako i OUio.

MIU Ulics. A u. Ut (ilM Itnr. Jb Quiney tiiv It'in Delaware A 1 10W A We.it.... KaHL 'IVllUOrfSUt! HH Kant Tonii.

nd prfd. iMU Erie 'MM Erio prtd 70 IJi Roekinc Valley Lake Shore lOiiM Louiiivillo A Nashvilto lli'in'li i) Manhattan 101 Michiirau I'entral Kan. A Il'i Missouri Paoilic 7H New York tVnlral. lOSSj N. Y.

A. Voir Kiiiflaad Jtl'e Nortluvosttiru Norlhern I'aeilie to's Not theru Pacitic pfd. Cihi (JUKI Omaha Ontario A Oregon Trans Pacilii: Mail Pine I.irif Koadinir Kicliiunnd Ill ck Island Si. A S. ui '1 is, Sl' JtiSJ SIOH Si.

L. A San I 'ran. 1 iM St. I'aul St. Paul nfd TeianA Pni Union Pacific W.il.axh Weetorn 745iJ 11(1 ('j 10H 87H HI100KLVS SECIKITIKS I.ATEST (Jl'OTAlIORS.

Corrected daily by U. Ii. Staplus A MAS Bid. A.ked. Atlantlc av.

U. R. Co. stock, Atlantic av. It.

It. Co. 7 p. Atl. tiiiic nv.

Ii. R. Co i. 113 boudn bonds ioy urn KStS 10: 1 Mi iim 100 mi Brooklyn Cily It. U.

soL'k nroomyn it. it. uo. p. Uualiwuik av.

H. It. (i p. c. jjruauiT.iy it.

ii. stock Broadway K. Co. p. c.

bonds! Broadway R. R. Co. n. c.

bonds B. O. Newtown U. It. Co.

7 P. o. bonds C. 1. and I).

(Smith st.) R. R. Co C. I. and 11.

U. It. Co. p. bonds Brooklyn Crosstown R.

It. Co R. R. 5 n. o.

botid. South Brooklyn Cent. R. Co. 7 p.

c. bds South Broolilyn Cent. R. R. Co.

p. c. bds flraud si. and Newtown R. It.

Co. Crand at. and Newtown B. R. Uo.

fi p. e. bonds Brooklyn (ias Co. stock Cili ienrt' CaB (Jo. stock Citizens' (ias Co.

an. e. bonds ruiton Municipal (ias slock Fulton lias Co. (i p. c.

Metropolitan Cas stock Metropolitan (ias Co. "i p. c. first Nassau (ias Co. stock Nassau (ias Co.

p. c. certificates People'. Gas Co. stock People's (ias Co.

5 p. c. bonds People's (ias Co. ti p. c.

bonds II.l, f'rt l. 101 175 10H Hill 104 uo io'f? 103 'bo io' i no 103 155 ifi'fj 101 ii'7 iuii itii no 100 iori Williamuhurb Cab Co. 0 p. e. iiondi! Union Cas Liijlit Co.

of K. N. Y. Ii n.c i.e. bd.

jirooKiyn on im stock llroadn'ay Bank stock Bedford Bank nlock Commercial Bank stock Filth Avenm! Bank First National Bank Fulton Bank stock KinKS (Jounry Bank Hamilton Batik stock 115 l' 155 1. I0 y.io 1(17 1S5 CIO 140 Manufacturers' National Bank stock lfio Mechanics' and Traders' Bank stock Mechanics' Bank stock 5." rtassau national Bank stock National Cily Bank Block Twenty sixth Ward Bank stock Sprajuo.National Bank stock W. illabont Bank Brooklyn Trust Co. stock Franklin Trust Co Loin: Inland Loan and Trust Co. Nassau Trnnt Co.

tick Brooklyn Cily Safe Ili pnait Co. stock. 350 115 I. 10 aoa 175 157 15l (15 170 "ti'i 140 1 J5 155 140 150 140 118 104 100 100 150 108 400 i nnn isiauasare Block Kinefi Countr liisiir Co. Ktock Lonu island Inbiiraiu Co.

(dock Lafayetto Insurant'" Co. wlock Nassau Insurance Co, stock Phenix Insnrance Co stock Willinmsburub Ilisumuco Co. 7 per cont. Park bonds. 1H:" to 7 percent.

Bridge bonds, to 7 percent. Water bonds. 11)04 to percent. Park bonds, J4 fi por cent. Bridge bonds.

1 DOS to 1010. fi por cont. Water bonds, HI percent. Kridge bonds, 1017 to percent. Water bonds, 1914 Kmirs (Jounty 4 per cent, bonds Kings County (1 percent, bomlu, 1HS1).

Kincn per cont. 1H01 Academy of Music Union Ferry New York Kerry B'k lyn Incandescent Klectrie Light Co. stk B'klyn Municipal Klectric LiplltCo. stock. CiliTOnw' Klni'trin F.li.ht.

I 'i ntnrt 155 125 100 1.K1 Brooklyn Water Front and Dry Dock Col fl per cent, bonds Ia I. Water Supply Co. 1st mortgage 100 per CPnl. Donas loo Kmga 7o Water Knnply Co. ptocfc 40 i io 138 (iO 104 nines uo.

vater Huppiy uo. 0 p. Flatbush Water Work Co. 6 p. c.

(15 Flatbush Water Work Co (I i. c. 107 South Brooklyn Saw Mill Co. stock N. Y.

and So. Brooklyn Ferry Co. N. Y. and So.

B'klyn Ferry Co. 5 p. c. bond, 10 ON A CHAKCK OF BURGLARY. Police Caiitaiti Hance, of Flushing, arrested lent night Jamus A.

Murmanc, vrho ia charged with committing a Imrclary in Thomas Car limise in Ilmiter'a Point. Carraher saya ho siu pmecl Jlunn and wan knocked uenBe less by a blow. Tlio at cimed was brounht to Long Inland City for examination. XO LKT FOii MlSIXESS I'dflCOSIIS. TO LET FLOOFKOOMS, 89 "FUL tan st, uear bridire enlrAnce; one lliirht up: key in laseiuent.

See premises sad apply to RULAND i W111TINU, 5 Boekinan et. Now Yorlt riHO LET FACTORIES OB LOFTS 3. With orwituout power; high ceilings and all Improvements: light alt around agents, take notice. In Quire at 40 Hall st mo LET FLOORS VERY DESIRABLE JL floors, with steam power, beat, and elevator; light all arouud; three minutes' walk from bridge. CORNELIUS, 114 Front st.

Agents, please notice. TO LET FLOOR WITH POWER SEC oud tloor, steam heat and elevator: light on ail sides; power in abundance. Apply on the promise rlyinourh sr, or to C'ARY A STEVBNSON, lfl Fulton st. rjno LET ST()RR Q. way.half lilock from I lalsey st.

elevatod station; first eltwis placti for shoo btore. crockery, plumbing, hutchel or any other business. Inrtuiro on premises. niO "LET STORK A LARGE STORE 1 M. Bedford fretioii; txe, x85; suitable for aoj biifiiu KB.

canociaUr drucr store: rent low. Annlv to CILBICRT A 1 Fulton bt. corner Nostraud av or IJ5 Kra.nklirt New York, rj IO KT ST()RES tTTK FINEST ANlt B. cheapest single stores in Brooklyn; fine roolni in rear, with range, stationary tubs and water closets they are situatod on lleid ov, near rapiillj Kcowing businoss thorouiihfaro, suitable for confection, cry, cigar, tailor, fancy goods, watch maker or stationor, fltore; ti'i'J a mouth; call and examine; open Sunday. WliET, L'5U Koid av.

orooklyn. DO PIANOS, C. rilO LET 1'IANOS SUMMER SEASON ISSII For country use; pcoplo going out of towra send in your orders early; linest assortment in the citj select from. SMITH, 509 Fulton Bt oppooito Hanover place, and 147 Broadway, near Bert ford av. FOU SAI.K PI 1XOS, C.

YOIt SALE FIANO $1 75; UPRIGHTj nearly new; Steinway uurlght bargain. WISS NKR'H, tilKl Fulton st Kroeger pianos. ITOR SALE PIANOS AT 2, 3 AND j4 monthly until paid; a largo number of good pianos: an upright at 485; spoctal inducements WISSNJKit'S, yO 2 Fulton st; Krooger pianos. 1JOB SALE PIANOS .75, STOOL ixarf, 7 octavo unrirht, but little uzed, a groat bar bain; Steinway upright naif price; pianos aud organ, 5 and monthly payments; good organ and stool $15; rents, $1 up. BlUDLE'S, 557 Fnlton bt.

iOR SAliE PIANO S25Gli bargain in tbecJty: organ, $01); rents, i'A and ner mnnLh: uasv terms: It wanted. Atr PHONO SMITH, 5lil Fulton st, opposite Hanover place, and 147 Broadway, near Bodfotd av. FOK "fiOU SALE BICYCLE CHEAP o4 inch; ball ben 4 inch: ball bcariuc to wheels and pedals; Ktrlc patriok saddle; king of the road lamp; all in good orde aola for want of use. Call Wodue.day or Thursday a. Sixth av.

ilOlt SALE FURNITURE ELEOAJS hl.io ulush nartor suit, cost isIU ruriuet toitl ry, A.mAtrt. niatio. uiuate box. marhlo utata ry, silverware, mantel and pier mirrors, elegant paint inge, clocks, in house. 0 First place.

House ior eatao, 170RSALE FUKNITURE A WHOLE sale manufacturer of first olass furniture will sell prlvato sale, folding, bods; sideboards; extension tables; leather chairs; wuton rugcouonoa; lanoy taolM) Sold odd chads: rockers. No dealers, Roaidono Uaneook st, near Toropkln, lk(11HH 1 1 I llll III Kl iwnil ita mi ulit.iKeiulinic it in 4a K.rie fund Koadvuu l.tine HUHi 1st. Kock Inland "is i a i i st ii i I j'st ii jt 5.1 i ovfi; C.ulf A 'o id iSl Pn.il 11 lr, 7.S 'St 1, Ark 'id XiU IStL Ark Tlat HlG 0:1.1, Suenaudoall in JIPW sott Us Second or Fourth 5 C41ig nblo price for Composito Letter DUplV" I miH O'ommeroifil Notices, Third 50 ndaud Pourth jo." aeineuts ami 2" 91 10 JUOHUIO Local ft 00 cents Amussiui lOcents if) cum Adrortisomont under tho following hoads, meanurin five 1 111 ah or lens. cent a far fn at nr, Excursions, Id cunt a 1 fSH1 For Sl0. To Let'.

Board Ing and Warns, i'ifteon cents por line in excess of live lines. Jii not eiceerfing five lines. Religion. SI? Min'nJ Ave linen or leas. SliJ.

25 females. If, cents. eSof ,0" f'0ln tlioo rates. Cash in advance in all cases. Principal office.

BUTLDIN08, ATLANTIC AV, NEAR EAST NEW YORK AV. THE EACLK IN NEW YORK CITY. Wo have established agencies for the salo of the Eaqi. ftt some of the principal business points in Now York City an follows: Astor House stops. FlfMi Avenm Hotel (SUNDAY EAGLE only).

Bar Number Kndd, 1.280 Broidway. O. P. Rookwnod, (irand street Ferry. W.

H. Clinch. 17 1 South street. Fulton strot; and Broadway, Knox Bmlding. James Mead.

Barclay street and Broadway. Stations of the Manhattan Now? Company, on thoEIo Mted Railroa 1. Swayno's ne stands, at Roosevelt, Grand and Twenty third street tarries. And at all (he River Forrios and tho Jersey City Annex. THE EAGLE TN WASHINGTON AND ALBANY.

THE EAGLE can ho found on salo in Washington at the news stands in tho Arlington Hotel and Willard's, and Albany at tho news stand in tlio Delavau Houso. WASHINGTON NEWS liURF.AU, 515 Fourteenth st lewstianer Row), Washington. D. O. THE EAGLE IN EUROPE.

Tho Eah in be obtained at the American Kzchango, 44!) Unitod Slalcs Kvchange. Strand, ChariitK Amr riean Travelers' Reading Hoorn, 4 LanKham B. O. Kx Club, 17. Now Bond 8tro 3t, I.ou:lft:i.

Also, at Buiilevai des Capu cinos: MuniO'j A 7 Run Scribe, and Anffl Anii ri can Bankijw Gli. and Ruo Meyerbeer, r'tvi in; J. uni'sT. Kates A Go Geneva, Switzerland, and th? (J.rrnaii Transatlantic t'ldianso, 78 Friod riohstrasHc. ti.

rlin. W. AHUKKMENTK THIS KVKMNii. Acadejiv MUBlc Thu Still Alarm. Brooklyn Thkatku Tho tiro.

ry. Pake Thkatkh TIio Runaway Wife. Staxhaud MtisKitM For Ilia Natural Life. ZiKP'a Oasixo Music. NEW YORK.

Acatjemy OK Music The Old Homestead. Buoc Opkiia House A ilidniht Bell. BHOAlYAY Thkatkh Tho Oolah. Casino To: Brigands. HALY'fi Rosina Arokes.

Edkn Wax Work and Music. rn Stukkt Theateh Joo Emmet. Fifth Avenuk Thicatek Herrmann. Geand OrKtiv House Tho Paymniler. SlArjiflON S'vUAttK Theateh Foatherbimin.

Nijilo's GAltnEN Varieties. FALMElt's Tjikateh Glover. StaNIAHI) TlIKATErt London Gaiety Conipauy. Stak Theateh Ullio Akorstrom. TWENTY' TUTKI) STIIKET TlIEATEIt The Coilllfy 1'air.

Uniok S(juaiie Theateh Jed Prouty. 3IANAGER IIOWAIJU'S liE.VKFI.". To Mr. cnt Howard, acting manager of tho Luc Avttiite AuHilcmy of Jluuic, ivus givt ii an annual bcuctitlnst cveninK by tlis propriutors of tho houue. Every scat in the academy vras taken and Mr.

Howard, in addition to tho hiruc receipts, wub prefleutcd witli a liandsome diamond pin. He received Hie of a ho.it of friendH. The entertainment coiiBisted of a four act play, entitled IVvt," in yhich little OUio Utdpalh wan the leading figure. She sanK and danced and easily won the good will and sympathy of the audience. She waH supported by Mossr.

W. Klmendorf, (ieorge E. Uunny, H. Bunny, Charle Moore, J. B.

Cooper, J. V. Carroll and Miss Ada AtHtin and Mies J. Lewis. The performance waa interspersed by Miming by tho OrphouB Quartet, consistinB of Messrs.

E. Am bruster' F. E. Baruick, O. Ambrnster and M.

E. Ambmster. Mr. John A. Hocrim impersonated Mr.

J. 1C I'mmet, Miss Julio Mackey ftave a vocal Beleetion, Miss Madge Clahane roeitoil, Harry Gilfoil arrd in a comedy part, ami the Dcl inanninK brothers sanf and danced. It was a late hour when the interesting entertainment was bronjjht to a close. STREET BALL PLaYIXG. To the Editor the Brooklyn Mftalr: As there i city ordnance anaiiist.

playing ball in the strve! 1 would respectfully call tiie atteu tention of the police to its violation every afternoon in South Portland avenue and adk them to abate said nuisance and wave our windows from beinif broken. I notice in your paper tho arrest of boys and tines imposed in the Eastern District, but the in this locality are derelict in their duty and allow it. Will our worthy Superintendent instruct the force to arrest all engaged iu its violation and thereby earn tho thanks of the residents on Portland avenue, near Fulton? Taxpayeu llltoiiKLY.v. May 28, 1880. THEY MUST LOOK OUT.

Tho Eaoi.k io day received the following communication: May 28 Brooklyn from the ei thence co Please put this in tho Eaklk Any One cauelit Hending their children the German school will be fond ten dollars here by 13 Plea put. these word in Pig letters in tho line Which belongs to the bad men Yours truly Heuman Huntek l'resnt With great care iTlAltltlKD. BACKHOUSE BENNETT In New York City on Tnedav ev.Miin. May J8. 1SM9, by tho Howard OroBby.

I. F.MZAHETH JUDSON BENNETT, of New York, to G. Backhouse, of Brooklyn. SAM.MIS BENTLEY On Tuesday, May IS. LIZZIE Ar.M.

1 1 of Thorn is Itanium B. otli'y, to H. Hr.N'iV. Sam us, botU of Brooklyn. AWKXC Oii Tuesday, May in the year of her fll a Hi A it KT'r a wife ul Adolpll AwenK Interiueut Middlebush, J.

Funeral private. tPouphkeepsio papers please opy. BLOHM On Monday, May 27, William Bl.OHM, beloved hnsliiiod of Blohm, in the 2 th year of liis BKO. Relatives a'id friendsof tho family, also members of Artistic Lod.o No 1(11, I. O.

0. aro respectiully invited to aMenit the funeral from his late residence, Halsey st, Brooklvn, on Friday, May Ml, at P. M. On Wednesday. May S.liun.

re bVtof ller.r., A. lnubleday. in the 80th year of her uhk Funoral on Fiiday. at 2 P. from the rcsideuco ol her daughter, Mrs.

ViIiiam E. Field, 44 FI eet st FALLON On Tuesday, 2Sth MAltY, relict of James Fallon. Funeral from her late residence, 112 WnsdiinRton av, on Thursday. May 30, at 0:110 A. M.

FARRE.NKOPK On May 28, 1SSP. Ida Tech, Fah RENKOPK, holoved wife of Philip A. Farrcnkopf and eld cat daughter of the late William J. Howard, atfod 27 years, and her infant son, Philip W. and irionds aro requested to atteuii the Kerv ices at her late residence, 212A Fourteenth Brooklyn, on Snnrtay, 2, 18811, at 2.M0 1'.

Huston papers please GILVARRY Ou Monday. May 27. of Red MOXD JosKi'il (ill.VAKliY. HKed 2fi years and 7 days. Funerai from residence of his parents, 128 Dikomau st, on Thursday, May MO, at 2 P.

M. HARVEY On Wednesday, May 20, 1S80, Daniel Hahvey, axed 40 years. Friends and relatives arc invited to attend the funeral from his late re u'denee, fioti Vandorbilt av; clo. Volunteer Firemen's Association and Clarence D. McKcnzio G.

A. R. Pom. No. MOO, Friday afternoon, at 2 P.

M. JOHNSON Suddenly, on Wednesday morning, at his residence, 12 I President at, jEUVIfl JolINfiON, in hia 72d year. Funeral services at St. Stephen'a R. Church, corner Hicks and Summit sts.

on Friday, at 10 A. M. Relatives and friends are invited to KIRWIN On Monday evening, 27, Lizzie, wife of James J. Kirwiu. Funeral from St.

Joseph's Church Friday morning at I) o'olook. LAVFN On Wednesday, May 20, Coiuiack Lavin, tho belovod husband of Winifred Mcliarty. Relatives anil friends aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral fiom his late residence, 27.1 St. Marks av, on Friday May Ml. at o'clock, sharp: tlionce to St.

JoB ph's Church, whore a solemn requiem mass will bo offered lor the reposo of his soul thence to Holy Croai Cemetery. LEE S. Tlinr day, May 2M, jAMur, Walter jomiRflsl Witljain M. ana Emma 8. Lew aged years.

1 ironth snd 1H days. Burial from residence, i7. Potnani av. MITCHELL On May 2(J. 18S9.

CLAIIA TnEHESA the beloved daughter of Delia and the late James II. Mitchell: also the granddaughter of Catharine and the late Michael Galvin. Relatives and Lrtouds aro rcspuctfully invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, 18 Cocnties Slip, New York, on Wednesday, May 20, at 2 P. M. Interment in Calvary Cemetery.

RUSSELL In Railway. N. on the 28th instant, James Russell, formerly of Brooklyn, in his 4filli year. Funeral services at late residence in Rshway, and intorment in Greenwood ou Thursday, tin; MOth. Carriages will meet P.M.

Pennsylvania Annex at Fulton Ferty. THOMAS On mday. May 27. Olivia S. TnoMAfl, wife of Robert H.

Thomoa and daughter of tho late Alouzo I. Wood, aged M4. Relatives and friends aro invited to attend the funeral Bervices at her late residence, M70 Madison st, Wednesday ovening. at o'clock. WETMOKE On 27.

Sini'MAN S. Wetmshr. son of Walter W. and Cai oline C. Wetmore.

in the 4Md yoar ef liis age. Relatives and irionds aro respectfully invited to the funeral; alvo Clinton Oommandery o. 14. ate of the Temple Chapter No. 208, and Uzef Lodge No.

7M2, Friday May Ml, at 8 P.M., at 27M Sch.ir.ier Jior.i st. Burial private. WESTLA 1C At Summit, N. on Tnesday morning, ly 28. Isaac R.

Wkstlakk, in the MSth yoar of his age. Funeral so: vices at the Central Presbyterian Church, Summit, on Thursday. May MO, at 2 P. M. Train leavCB Barclay and Christopher sts, at 12 4 A STATED MEETING Ob" THE Board of Directors of tile Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital, held on Alay 28, tho following mitiuto was unanimously adopted: The removal of the Honorablo SIMEON B.

CHITTENDEN from the scenes of earthly life, on the 14th of April last, has not only left a deep and painful sense of loss in those who were nearest to him in personal relationship bu. has brought a keon and continuing regret to those who were associated with him in the many public institutions of culturo, of charity and of religion, in aid of which be was always ready to givo and Intabnr. Yet among such institutions perhaps none will miss more Kensibly his generous sympathy ana cordial co operation than will this Eye and Ear Hospital, while neither will any other remember more gratofully tho work which he did for its maintenance and upbitrlding while he still tarried anions tis. Mr. Chiitcii len had been warmly iuterrntcd flora tho outset in the of mis institution for helpful and blessed ministry among the suffering and tho poor.

He bad tu en led by the earnest and stimulating words of Eli. Agnew, whom he personally loved and greatly honored, to sen the need which existed in tho city iur such i'ei ii.uurni usi aonsn ineiit oi tjhrirftiau charity and the vast imluence for good which might for alt time proceed from it. Ho became, therefore, one of ita original incorporators, and by the ardor of bis own spint, hie nrompt contributions and the effectiveness of his appeals he led others to join htm iu tho new association, lie was the first president of it, continuing in the office for fifteen year. and except for an interval of three years, in which his multiplying engagements proved Uio burdensome for hi strongtb. ho remained a director in it from tho date of its organization to the date of his deata.

Norwas his connection with it er a mere nominal connection, any more than with cither ot the other tnsti in which his mind and spirit were engaged, fie gave liberally at the outset for the securing ot its earliest home in Wrashingt on street, as well as to the succeeding yearly subscriptions to meet its moderate but increasing exponsos. Ho contributed, at a later day, to the sum necessary to remove the indebtedness then remaining on first properly. Wlion tho admirable building aud ground v.vo purchased for its permanent home, and expensive alterations and repairs tvero fotin I needful, he contributed again two thousand dollars ($2,000) toward the amount then required. Wo learn, therefore, without surprise, from private sources that, in tile last days of his lifo here, when tho Sreat shallow shot through but not dispersed by tho livine promises was falling upon him, ho remembored still tliisin.stiiuLion and added ltis last generous gift to its permanent funds. Poihaps no part of his work on earth was done with more affectionate fidelity than his work for this homo of beneficence; and it may well bo that, when lrom highor spheres of peaco and light, ho reviews that work, in company with hose whom hero he knew, who have also as' cended thither, nu part of his work will seem to him more beaulitul, fruitful or noble than this.

By consent all the life of Mr. Chittenden in this city hart been a great power for good to all its host institutions and interests. As long as they continue his benign influence will not pass away from the un'otding life of tho town. The institutions remain, though thoso who fouuded and early chcrinhod them aro steadily and rapidly passing onward. We lovo to remember the men and their work, and wo can desire nothing better for this hospital, its for any kindred institute which seeks tho relief and the welfare of man among lis, than thot after years may bring to it friends as earnest, intelligent, intrepid and generous as wise in counsel and liberal in action as it has had hithertoas ho prc eminentiy always has been whom wo today unitedly mourn.

KesolTed, That tho abovo minute be adopted by this Board and entered in foil on its that a cop Ot ft, duly certified by the president and secretary, hi ant to the family of Br, Chtttendon. 1 i j..

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