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RECIGIOUS NOTICES RELIGIOUS NOTICES. WANTED II EI.P FE1IA WANTE WAS HIFf THE INWOOD ARSON CASE. BOARDING. MONEY MARKET. Boarding Agencies.

TJ OARD BOARDING HOUSE DIREC BOWLING SCORES. Games Rolled at Arlou Hall and the Alert Club's Alleys, The following practice games took place on the alleys of tho Alert Bowling Club, corner Franklin avenue and Fulton street, on Wednesday evening: first game. General The Condition of Trade. MoTOments of Cottou Tlio Bank StatementImports for the Week Stocks firrt Irregular and Lower and Then Stronger. Wall Street, Maroh 1.

The Chronicle saya "Muoh hag beon said of a falling off in business activity since the begin, ning of tho year.and some efforts havo boon mtule to create tho impression that tho trado aitnation was becoming quite unsatisfactory. Somo iTu thoritioB oven prido thomselvos npon having boen tho first to detect and Rive notice of bucIi a change in business conditions, and reports aro not infrequent to the effect that the volume of trade is below that of a year ago. But the evidence that comes to hand does not at nil confirm these statomentB. It is trno that in certain departments of trado a somewhat less confident tone lias prevailed, tho iron and steel industry being a notable example. This, howover, relates to prices and not to tho volume of business.

It is also truo that the mild weather has been a drawback iu special lines and that thera has been a diminished consumption of coaL It ia further correct to say tiiat the margin of profit ia very small, that prices of Western farm products aro low and that tho speculative spirit is entirely absent. But this has been the situation for long time past. In the face of it all tho most conspicuous fact which confronts tho Btudent and investigator is that, bo far from the volume of business, as a whole, being below that of a yoar ago, whon it was large, there is a further decided increase. Transactions on the Stock Exchange last month amountod to 5,331.10.1 shares of stock, a decrease of 705,481 compared with the samo month last year; in Government bonds, an increase of $38,085,200 in State and railroad bonds, a decrease of $10,082,500, and 3,050,000 barrels of oil, a decrease of 7, 085,000. Jtailroad earnings: Erie, January, net $57.51:1 Erie.

October to Janunrv. nnt SHl.fllH Northern Pacific, wook February 24,715 DljI. S. H. an I At antic, lid wo )k February 5,84.1 The Chronicle reports tho cottou movement as follows: rreen enuing ret), o.

erace aopt. 1. TSOO. 1HS9. 1888.

liale.i. Halo. Bains. Rnlnt Receiptn 5,37 4i0 4.92U.U27 Stocks on hand this week, 012,701 bales against 815,775 bales at the same timo last year. The bauk return for tho week iH as follows: Maroh 1.

I Differences. Loans "$400,710,900 Dec. Specio J00 3.0(i4,200 Legal tendors 551,900 Deposits 0,118,000 Kurplua l.IWO.OOO Circulation Inc 14.1t!0 WANTED EXPERIENCED OPERAT ors (W. A on fine white goods; steady employ. Mursos nod ISoainstrensos.

TTTANTED TO TAKE CARE OF CHILD, a young gin, zpmim sc. OOItb. Woahorrt mid I rollers. OT ANTED A FIRST CLASS COOK AND plain washer; also a competent waitress and ohamnormaid: references renuirod. this evening.

or Monday forenoon. At 117 McDonoug t.cnerni tlouitewortt. ANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE nuiiiiu oium a Kin; vikub snorfc uis tanoe in tno country. Apply in store, xuu Columbia st, corner oi uarrou. MT ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl; wages 812.

125 Vanderbilt av, TST ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a young girl city reference required, ply at 38 Halsoy st, near Bedford av. Ap VS7 ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl of exporionce must be a good laun dreBS and plain oook. Apply at 22 First plaoo. TIT" ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a pood oook, washor and ironer must havo oity reference. Call at 110 St.

James place. XT ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE It work, a good Swede or Gorman girl a good place ior a guuu gin, ui raansuu place. VST ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl miiHt bo Kood cook, washer and ironer. Cllj Vanderbilt av. XHT ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work In a family of four adults, a girl must be willing and obliging.

Gall at 32 Groene av, corner Carl ion WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, aeood clrl: German nrHwnHn fPrntnutnatV must be a froocT cook. Aoulv tor thron dva nt HI (1 (lourt. BIVtV, WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in nmrill fnmllv. n. rnmnntint trirl nf irnnd disposition, noat habits, who has the best of personal references; good wages.

Apply at Dean st. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in family of three, a Swedish or German woman must bo a tirst olass cook and laundress liberal wages and good home for steady person. Apply any evening this weok, between 0:30 and 8 o'clock, at 184 Lewis av. unipioyiiiout Airencios. WANTED SERVANTS AT THE Brooklyn Employment Bureau, 210 Washington at, near Concord (formerly 2D Concord ot).

Situations ready in city and couutry. Many girls como who havo never beon at an office. Managed by ladies. WANTED A GOOD RUBBER IN FOR a grainor. Call at 342 Myrtle av.

WANTED A 270 Court Bt, PLUMBER. APPLY AT WANTED IN NEW YORK OFFICE, A boy, residing in Brooklyn. Address, stating ago and references, Box 10, Eaglo office. WANTED TWO STRONG BOYS, LIV ing at home, 10 or 18 years old. Apply Monday morning before i) o'clock, at M.

WEBSTER'S SON'S, Clinton st, corner Degraw. TO flee aud represent a manufacturer; $50 per week; small capital required. Address, with stamp. MANUFACTURER, Box 70, Wost Acton, Mass. WANTED TO SELL WALL PAPER IN retail store, a man accustomed to tho business; ono.wbois ablo to keep a set of books prororrod; state salary expected.

Address EMPLOYER, Box 10, Eaglo otfico. ANTED TO ACT AS FOREMAN IN a lariffl milk husinnHtl. a mnn nf nhilitv nnri nrnnri. onco in handling men. Nono but thosa with first class references and exporionce In lain Hue of business need address ALDERNEY, Kagle offic3 WANT El) AS JANITORS, A MAN AND wife without children to take charge of four flats with steam heat; must bo neat, prompt and obliging; roforonco reijuirod: man must havo other dully employment.

Inquire at office, 281 James place, corner Atlantic ar. "tTSTANTED AGE JS TS 376 TO $'250 A Mr fnr Pflpsnns nro. month can bo made working for u. erred who can furnish a horse and give their whole time to the business. Spare moments may be profitably employed also.

A few vacancies in towns and cities. B. T. JOHNSON 1,000 Main st, Richmond, Va. XS7ANTED SALESMEN AT ONCE; A few good men to sell our goods by aaraplo to the wholesale and retail trade; we are the largest manufacturers in our line liberal salary paid permanent position money advanced for wages, advertising, etc.

Ear terms areas uentonniai maniiiaoturmg unicago, ill. VMTANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE TT to ono or inoro children, by a Protestant girl, 15 years old. A No. 17S Elizabeth st, near Van Brunt, "ANTED SITUATION TO MIND A lmhv nr rnkn nam of rhihlrnn nnrl nuaiuf. wif light upstairs work, by a neat respootablo girl of lo.

Please call for two days at parents' homo, 30u Atlantic av, arooKiyn. OmimDcrinaitl.i unci tVaicroacisB. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermald and waitress, bv A resncct aliln vnunc crtrl has good oity references. Gall for two days at 339 nenry st. 7j7 ANTED S1TUATION AS UPSTAIRS girl, or to do general housework in a small family.

Gall Monday at 1U7 Huntington st, top iloor. WANTED SITUATION TO DO LP stairs work, by a girl. Please call for two days at Cooks. Wnslicrs nninronorh. V7U ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class cook and assist with washing, by a respectable vnmiir wamin hiui irntd it.v i ArMrnc a.

itoKie omce. TOT ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook. waBher and ironer. bv a resnectahlo vnntn? Gcnnan girl, lately landed. Plea call or two days at ooi; ojrgen hi, near uiasaon av.

mrs. nAnt.in. 7S7 ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK. washer and ironpr in a nrivntn in rit.vnr snort distance in tno country, by a middle airod woman: Eood bread maker. Adureaf 98 street.

Cicticrnl ioiiHework. lfT ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a young girl; is willing and oonging; nas city reicronoe. iriease can ior two aays at oou JLone si. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housowork in a bmall famliy, by a respect ouiii iiurHOKinu K'; uau uii remroauuti. van ior tno nays at ii wuiiam Bt.

M. rnuasuN. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housowork in small familv. bv a fir! Tn qi ire at prjHOnt employer's, (HI Carlton av, Sunday and raunuay, ueioru noon. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN ornl houaownrk.

hp a roanorJ n.riln vnnnf (Inrmnn Bin, jawiy mnueu. i iease can ior two aays at oow Xor Ken hc, near uia eon av. otxa. is ivi. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, or assist in kg wine, bv a resriRnt ablo woman; can do any kind of work.

Call on or address lor two days, Miss ivAJNH, ami bridge et. WANTlfiD SITOATIOX TO DO GEN eral housework in a HiiiaU fnmilv. bv a rosnact ablo Norwegian girt has good reference; no cards. Call at 1UU fresident Bt, Kroolilvn, second lioor. X7RT ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN Tt oral housework, by a good colored girl; willing and obliging; would like a placo where she could sleep nonie.

jriease caii at vxliiqbi piace ANTiSD SITUATION TO DO G33N oral housowork. bv a rosuectabln vounir woman; ia a goou cook waaiier anu ironer; naa gooa city rolor encon. uau ior two anya at isonn i'ortianu av. "47ITANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a North fJnfmfin crii ia a. kooucook aim lauuuress; goou roierencea.

At lantic ay, near oinun sc. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, bv a re. me stable roiinn Amirimn Protestant cirl: is a plain cook and cood waBher nnd ironer; baa good city references. Call for two days at uij oncKObt. near luiruav, SJSTANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housowork.

by a respecjablo young colored girl; is a good plain wabher and ironer: has good city roforoiices. Please call for tivo dayd at 444. DeKalb av, ueiween uramtta ana tveiat. av. TSTANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework in a private family, by a respect able German cirl: cook and laundress: bost oity references; wages $17 nor Hoyt, top floor.

uau at yau Pacitio st, eor ANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT housework, or uustairB work, bv a SwodiHh trirl. mituioviiuMit AgonciCB. AJNTED Si i uniiUxO JYlAriAUtUU br ladies Brooklyn EmDlovment Bureau. '2( Washington fit. noar Concord (formerly at 2ii Concord at).

Servants of all nationalities. We do not promieo potfection," but try to select tho bost help. N. a. Wet nurses.

AVA1VTEP SITUATIOiVU tEaS. 17KT ANTED SITUATION TO DO ANY tbing, by a young Swedish man. Address 4113 Atlantio av. TSST ANTED SITUATION ON A FARM. TV by a respectable colored man who can furnish nrst oiass roiereuce.

ior two days atoou union st. WANTED SITU ATIONB STRONG, eobor, married man, who is willing to work at any thing; city or country. ANDREW PEl'ERSON, 486 warren st. 'MTANTE SIT UATION AS WAITER. TT or useful man in a private family or office, by a young Italian of 22, speaking some English; has good uourt st.

"VST ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class coachman, by a man bost of Now York and Brooklyn rofcrence. Address T. Box 25, Eagle omce. 1717 ANTED SITUATION AS A COACH 7 man and groom, by ft young Swodo; thoroughly understands the business; oan milk and take caro of a garden anl lawn; wining ana ouUfivng; best of roforonco. Address B.

782 Dean st. WAlVfKO PItOFESSgQWAli "7iT ANTED TEACHER TO GIVE PRI vato leseona in algebra and geometry. Address MATiiiSMATitja, Kagio Boniora uranch. 6T ANTE UPILS PIA NO LESSONS. TT by an experienced lady teacher.

301 Greeno WANTED PUPILS PIANO PUPILS, by a gentleman of oxporienco beginners taken a roauction. omce. Address MUBIUIAN, Box 0, Eaglo ANTED PRECENTOR IN SMALL ohnmh. a nnnHnmAn xvhn han had mmn ni. porienoo in training a choir.

Addross, giving refer ences, FORTNIGI Eagle office. WANTED HOUSEKEEPING BY AN Amorloan widow: a position as housekeeper or aaareas box xo, l'agio 01 nce ANTED DRESSMAK IN A competent dressmaker, engagements by tho day; faotion given. EMELIA TORRISSKN, 351 Bridge st. SllTANTED DRESSMAKINGBY COM potent dressmakor, a few moro engagements to out; Dy tno niter; oest oi reiereucoa, uau address Mrs. 1,55 Pacitlo st, sixth door from Aiuany av ir ANTED DRESSMAKING AN EX TT perionood dressmaker will mako engagements tho coming season for $1.50 a dayifiUing and trimming specialty: dresses mado over to the Spring style.

Ad oross xJlltiatiaiAsmti, hot itagie lledfordjiranch. XT ANTED NGAGEMEN A young Swedish woman in a tailors shop. Call two days at iiu.) niru av, urookiyn. TANTED ENGAGEMENT IN A cnurah choir, by a good baeso; good reader and oxporionced; salary moderate. Addross U.

Eagle ANTED ENGAGEMENT AS OR anist. by a man. a formnr mnmlinr nf cnuroncnoir; wen aoouainiea wnn mo lipiscopal service in particular. G. F.

Kagle office. USTANTEDENGAGEMENT SOPRANO, experienced, fine voice, sight road or, pupil of open oare P. en for church engagement at once. Aaaress hoz now i orK. WANTED ENGAGEMKNT ORGAN1ST of lnnff oinBrlonoA wiflhfifl nnsitlon from Mnv Auareas iv.

iagie omco, XT ANTED ENGAGEMENT A OR II Iran 1st; Is aonuaintfld with best forma of ohnrnh music, correct reaaer ana capaoio oi uirocttng a quartet chorus; moderate salary expected. Address PRESTO, jtiffio unioo, WANTED ENGAGEMENT A It. iraniiir. bv Mr. THOS.

L. DOYLK. orranUt nnrl Ht rector at janos M. E. Church, from May can refer to musio coramittjos oi an onurcnea wnore previously employed Address 403 Ualsoy st.

ANTED ENGAGEMENT A FIRST olARn nanahlo of rlrllMnir frnFiiWnM. n. chorus cholrl iierieotly familiar with Episcopal or other ervioes, is deslrona of position from 1. Auaresg J. rx.

itagie oaioo. i WANTED ENGAGEMENT AS CON tralto in a Protestant church ohoir from Mav 1 ood fresh voice; has had oxporiencoj moderate salary, stating ohuroh and salary paid, CONTRALTO. Eagle Bodford branch. WANTGD.FLATS. WANTED FLATS FROM FLATBUSH av to Darroll at and Fifth av to flovonth.

fnr several desirable tenants; owners send full particulars rontai. HOKATIO STEWAHT, lourth ave or ACADEMY OF MUSIC. BROOK' ton. Dr. Tannage will preach to morrow at 10:30 a.

m. ana r. m. FRANKLIN HALL, CORNER OF Eighteenth at and Third ar. Itov.

Stephen O'Don nx ltnmiflh orient, conducts Cosnol meotlnirg. to which all are we.oome. seats free. Hour tVM. A YORK ST M.

E. CHURCH, CORNER uold ut, Her. V. f. uornor, pastor, sacramental sorvico? and of members ut 10:30 A.

M. Sunday school at 2:30 P. M. Preaching by tho jiastor at 7:30 P.M. Oomo.

WELCOME PRIMITIVE METHODIST ariUROH. Olansonav. batweon Myrtle and Rev. John .7. Arnand.

naRtor. Lord's SuDtier and reception of new members at 10 :30 A. M. and proaoliing at 7:30 P. by pastor.

ASSOCIATION HALL, BOND AND FUL ton Kts 4:15 P. B. II. Bayllae. Esq.

Singing hy tho Association Gloo Ohio under direction of Mr, A. S. Caswell. Evening, at 8 o'clock, Mr. It.

B. Qwiliiam will speak to young men. All are wolcome. A ZION'S TEMPLE, 261 FULTON ST, corner Clint in. Brook'yn, Mrs, Viola Gilbert, the Lvanfrolixt, will speak Sunday at 3 P.

M. Subject, "The Now Birth Whon Does it Take Placof Kvonln aorvioo, 7i45. Bible reading, Tuesday ovoninsr, 8 o'olock. Come. AREFOKftXEO CATHOLIC MONK, Pastor WaUh, rio wa converted In a Trappist monastery at Gothnonmno, will proa oh Sunday morning, 10:45, nni veiling.

at Everett Assembly Hon ma, Bridge Bt, corner Willougliby. Interesting testimony of converted Catholics aftor ovomair sermon. A THE ltBFOBMKD CHUKCH ON THE rlL HEIGHTS, Piorronont st. near Honey. Rov.

Wesley Hold Davis, pastor, will prenoh to morrow morning, ilubieot: "Tho Nctv Alan" Kvunintr. tha Rov. Edirar TUton, will exchange with tho pastor. A FIRST PLACE M. E.

CHURCH, REV. D. Thompson, pastor Communion service and reception of inembarH at 1 A. M. A ssrvleo with the Wesley Evangelists, led by Mr.

Gannon, at 7:30 P. M. Sunday sohooFat 2:110 P. M. All arc welcome.

AT SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH, Olinton and Congress sts, to morrow morning at 11 o'clock. Kov. John W. Chadwick will preach. Sub ject: "The Heterodox Holl." Jlonthly ovoning lecture at ciook.

ouujoot; iao ox onftitapeare: Othello." ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, SEVENTH ST, coruer Keventh av (Protectant Episcopal), Rev. MelWllo Hoyd, roctor Holy Communion at 8. Litany and Holy Communion at 10:30. Full oho'al service at 7:45. The reotor will prenoh.

Vested ohoir. Strangers cordially invited. Sunday school at :30. A CONSERVATORY av.corner Fulton st, J. Win.

Fletcher, trancospeaker. will occupy tho rontrum of the Brooklyn Spiritualists, Morning subject: "Tho Reunion of Families in Heaven." Evening: "Lights andShadowsof Modern Spiritualism." Seauco aftor each lecture. A SUNDAY OBSMiV AN CE MEETING, T.on tit nriDumnnnri Air me. TIRT OHUBCll, corner Gates av Colonel A. S.

Bacon will presido. AddrnRses hy T. A. Fornly, D. of the Philadelphia Sabbath Ansooiation, and Ldward Braislin, D.

D. The publio are cordially invited. i CHURCH OF THE BLESSED HOPE, fi. Cumbfirland Ht, between Lafayetto and DelCalb avs. RSrviCQH to nmrrow it nm Tha nastcr.

Itov. Robert ABhcroft, will preach morninar and evoninx. MorniiiK lopio: "Lessons Simgostod by tho Gcnea'ogy of Our Lord." Evening; "God Spoaliing Through Christ." Scats froo. All welcome. "Wednesday evonmg confer ence meeting at oolook tho will lcctnro.

A MONTH OF JUBILEE! SIMPSON M. K. (yHUUOlI. Rnv. Jav Ronajn Hamilton, nastor.

To colebrata tho building of our new chapel wo will de vofca the month of March to special revival meetings. Preaching evorv evoniiit' hut. Hattirdav hv eminent and distinguished mini filers. Suaday, Maroh IT, R(V D. W.

Oouchttil! assist tho paBtor. Monday, March Rev. Morritt Uuli.urd, of Philadelphia. Tuosday, March 4, Kov. O.

M. Ciriffin, of Brooklyn. Wednoadny. March 5. Bishop K.

i. Andrews Thuis'lay, March (J, Rev. B. M. Adaiiic, of Brooklyn.

Friday, March 7. Rev. T. Poulson, of Brooklyn. Sorvico at 7:4 P.

M. Praise sorvice, Ind liv rbnniH. fift.HPn ininiifno nnith flwnninrj'. Thft nAutnr bing a solo at oaoh service. HUSHWICK AV CONGREGATIONAL OHIJROH Rev.

William R. Forhuah will Droaell at 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.

Publio cordia'ly invited. EDFORD REFORMED CHURCH, COR of Ormond nlacn and av Proaohine at 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. by the pastor, Rov.

Herman C. Berg. Sabbath school at :30 P. M. BEDFORD BAPTIST CHURCH, Bedford av.

noi th nf Willnnprthv Prfiacint at man a. ni. ana at i P. Iy the Kov. A.

f. Diarmid, of Ottawa, Ont. Sunday school at 2:30. All ar welcome. ERE AN EVANGELICAL CHURCH, corner Sumner av and Kosciusko st Rev.

Gary H. H. l'annell, pastor, will preach. 10:30 A. subioot.

rne Iwo l.ommlssiontt!" anrt 1. Rulnimt. "Jo bus Christ." Sunday school, afternoon, 2:30. BEEOHER'S MEMORIAL CON GREG A aTIONAL CHURCH. Herkimer Hfc.

boftiTeon Itock away and Stone avs, Rov. S. B. HaHiday, pastor Preaching at 10:45 A. M.

and 7:110 P. M. prayer nieetings on Tuesday and Friday evenings at 8 o'clock. All made welcome. BETHANY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Halsoy st, near Howard av, Rov.

Donald McLaren, D. paster Preaehing by tho pastor and communion service nt lUSiOA. M. rreacmng by Itev. is, W.

Cook at 7:45 P. M. Sabbath school at 2:30 P. M. Seats free.

airangers welcome. BETHEL PRIMITIVE METHODISi' CHUROH, corner Lewis av and Monroe st. Rev. E. Humphries, pastor Preaching 7:30 P.

M. Sunday school 2 P. W. Cummingfl, superintendent. Laymen's meeting, led by R.

Dleckman, at 3 :30 P. M. Services full of iuterost and blessing, Strancers EDFORD HEIGHTS A i il 8 unuuti (Bergen stand liearord av) Preaching to morrow at 10:.10 A. hv tha nn.s)nr. Rov.

W. CHUCH (Bergen stand Bedford av) Preachini Pratt; 7:30 P. M. services under the auspices of tho Sunday Observanco Society, address by Rev. T.

A. Fin ley of Philadelphia; Sabbath school 2:30 P. M. Baptism at close of evoning services All are invited. BETHANY CHAPEL, HUDSON AV, mar Myrtle, opposite Fleet st First of a series of sermons tin ior the auspices of tho Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor to morrow ovoning at 7:43 o'clock.

Rov. Wesley Reid Davis, D. will preach on "The Strangle of Life a Vanity or a Victory." The pastor, Rev. Edsar Tilton, will preach in the morning at 11 o'clock. All aro welcome.

CENTENNIAL CHAPEL (REFORMED), Wyckoff fit, near Third av Rev. Austin P. Stock well, pastor, preaches in the evening at 7:30. Seats free and all are welcome. Sunday school at 2:30 M.

CHURCH OF CHRIST (DISCIPLES), Sterling place, near Seventh av. Rev. 0. B. Edgar, pastor Services at 10 :30 A.

M. and 7 :30 P. M. Sunday P. M.

CHURCH OF THE GOOD TIDINGS (UN iversalist). Quincy st, near Rcid av. Rev. Abram Oonklin, pastor Services at 11 A. M.

and 7:45 P. Sunday school at 0:45 A. 31. 1HURCH OF OUR FATHKR, GRAND 'l av, near Fulton st The pastor. Dr.

A. J. Canfield, will preach to morrow at 10:30 and :30. Sunday school at 2 :45 P. M.

Tho publio are cordially invitod. LINTON AV CON GREG AT I 6 AL CHURCH, Clinton and Lafayette avs, Rev. Thns. B. MoLeod.

pastor Services at 10 :30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Rev.

John Reid, D. of Yonkerd, wilt proaoh morning and evoning. CENTENNIAL BAPTIST CHURClf7 AdeJphi ht, near Myrtle av Rov. Samuel McBride, pastor, will prraoh to new converts at 10:30. At baptism and revival servifo.

Religious interest continues, Coine. All seats free. Er0rybodywolconie CALVARY APT'IST CHUliCH.CORNER Sumner av and Decatur st Preaching services 10 :30 A. 31., 7:30 P. by Rev.

J. O. Allen Baptism at the close uf evening service. Seats free and all aro cordially welcomed. Sunday school at 2 :30 P.

CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH, BRIDGE st, near Myrtle av, Halsoy W. Knapp, D. pastor Preaching at 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P.M.

Sunday school at 2:30 P. M. Prayer meetings Tuesday and Friday evenings at 7:30. All are earnestly invited. HRISTADELPjHIANS, CEjfSES HALI Fulton st and Troy av 10:30 A.

M. Subiect: "Tho Location of the 'Kingdom of Is It Boyond tho Stars, or Will It Be on tho Earth When Christ Returns? What Saith the Scriptures Seats freo. No collections, Unitarian), Piorrepont st, Rev. H. Prico Collier, minister Morning service at 11, followed by Communion.

von inc service at 8. subiect. "A Man's Dutvto his Mind Education, Reading." Alara welcome. CLASSON AV PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cornor of Monroo st, Rov. L.

T. Chamberlain, pastor Hours of servico, 10:30 and 7:30. Preaching hy tho pastor. Morning, "A Hard Earned Victory." Evening, 'The Wandering and Return." All are welcome. CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD, McDonough sr.betwoen Lewis and Stuy vosant ava, Rov.

Henry B. Cornwall, D. rector To morrow, morning service, with Holy Communion, at Sun doy school at 3, Evoning serrioo at 7:30. Strang ors cordially welcomed. ENTRAL OO KGUifGATi ONXl CHURCH, on Hancock at The pastor.

Dr. Boh rends, Mill proach in tho morning Sunday, March 2, at 10:30. In tho evening, 7:30, will commonco a renewed series of discourses upou Birds l'yo Viowsof tho Bible subject, "Book of Job." flHUllCHOFTHB NEW JERUSALEM (Swodonborsian). Monroe ulaco and Clark st. Rov.

J. C. Ager, pastor Morning Borvico at 10:30. Evoning service at 7:30 in Clinton Hall, Gatos av, near Reid. Discourso by tho Rev.

B. Parmolee on ''The Second Coming of the Lord. Seats free to all. CHURCH" OF THE ATONEMENT, SBV onteenth st. Rev.

Dr. Bunn. roctor 10:30 and 7:30 the rector will proachK.Morning toxt: "No Man Cared for My Soul." Evening subject: St. Paul on Wives and Husbnuds." Wednesaay.ovening sermon by the Rev. S.

Mansfield, of Suffem. All seats free. CUMBERLAND ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (near Myrtle av) Services to morrow at 10:30 A. communion of tho Lord's supper, with sermon by the nator. Rev.

A. Prieharrl. In tho evening, at 7:30, Rov. Newell Woolsey Wells of tho South Third St Presbyterian Church, will proach. HURCH OF THE REFOIIMXtiON (Protestant Episcopal), Gates av, between Classon and I'ranKiiu avs, kov.

j. u. liaccnus, rector Morning Iirayer, sermon and iioiy uommunion, At 7 evening prayer and sormon by iiev. n. Uradley.

L. L). roctor St. Luke's Church. Cordial wolcomo given to all by tho Brotherhood of St.

Andrew DE KALB AV METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rev. O. J. Cowles, pastor Tomorrow at 10:30 A. communion and roeeption of members.

Sabbath school at 2 P. M. Young pooplo'a prayer meeting at 0:30 P. Preaching at 7:30 P. M.

by the pastor: subjcot, "A Poor Man's Gift." Class meetings Tuesday and Friday evenings and Sunday morning ni it ciock. jrrayer ineebing rrounesuay even ing, oeats an tree. I7 NGLISH PARTICULAR BAPTISTS have' preaching every Sunday at 3 P. M. in Amerious HaH, 170 Grand at, Brooklyn, E.

I. Sovereign grace oniy, 171 AST NEW YORK REFORMED. NEW li Jersey av, near Fulton st Rov. Dr. Jesse W.

Brooks, pastor, will proach to morrow at 10:30 and 7:30. Subject to morrow morning, Shining." Sunday school ur. munnaii is expecten to com men CO March U.jivoryoouy woicomoa EAST CONGREGATIONAXTCH Tompkins av, near DoKalb ProAching by Rev. Emory, the instructive pulpit orator torn Now England, who will begin a aeason of successive wcokswith us. Morninsr.

at 10:30. tonic: "Victory of Vicnrinim ofennce." ijomni union auer service, livening. at iui; no xntuiiuii.j uou uovo. vOine. EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH, LA fayotte and St.

James place. John Humostonn. pastor Morning worship at 10:30 evoning worship at VMUJ inopahior win proaon; iisliors win welcome and seat strangers at the morning worship: in the ovoning the seats are froo Sunday sehool at 2 :30 P. M. the class tno exposition or tne sunaay sonooi lettson, Hatnrday afternoon at 4 o'olock.

in the ehaool. A cord in. 1 invit a. uon is oxionaca. FIRST OHUROH OP CHRIST (SCIEN tint), holds service in Aurora.

GritA flathndrftl. cnp. neroi maaison ot ana neaiora av, at. anu Morning sermon by Mr. 0.

S. Cutter, of Boston. Evoning lecture hy Mrs. Stetson, of New York, THIRST REFORMED (DUTCH) CHURCH, m. corner Sovonth avand Carroll st Services at 10:0 iti.

anu r. m. naooatu scnooi st i. xreaoning iomarrow. nLraiiRerH aro coruiauy luviteo.

ATRTTTrn T.AWA VWPfPR AT corner Washinorton To morrow n.fc A Jamea Chase and othcrm misters will take part in tho agrviue. didiuhuuuw tsiif in, rrnyvr meeting wetr nosday 7:45 P. M. All aro cordially invitod. "171 REE METHODIST CHURCH.

SIX P1 teonth st. near Fourth at fl on oral nnitrfiirlv mnmt ing in cbarifo of Rev. J. T. Michael, atwlsted by other d.ivat 10:30 and 7:30.

Lovo foaat at thilo. All made weicorao, 71IRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Prosnoct ulncn.bntwnnn Fifth rwl Ki.M. avs. Rev.

Thomas Watters, pastor Preaching on. ana r. m. oaunavu scnooi ac o'clock, i'rayer iiumtintr on Wednesday evoninv at o'clock. KhnniTAN heartily wolcomo.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH IN PIERKtf nontat Proachincbv the nastor. Rnv. WMUfH if Robinson, at 10:30 A. M. and at 7:45 M.

Subject of eveninK uiacoiiruo: me uitizonsntp." Nun school at 2:45 P. M. Exposition of the Sunday school lesson every Saturday at 4 o'clock. "171 RAN KLIN AV PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (nor Myrtloav, tho Rov. J.

Winthrop Havnman. nastor Preaching bv the naulni. mnmin M.i evoning. auujoct oi ino morning sormon, 'Tho Doaul' IV fiirniici." in cno evening, iioox Out. Look Up." All cordially wolcomo.

THIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Henry st. near Olark, Rov. O. 0. Hall, pastor Tho pastor will preach at 11 A.

M. At 4 P. tho first sermon In tho courso of four sermons toyonae porajiis bo proached by the Kev, Abbott K. Kittredccu Now York, ft'a'ijoct "Tho Parable of the Poiinya Day; or, yhe Rewards of Faithful Sorvice. T71L1CET ST METHODIST EPISCOPAL OHURCH, Fleet Bt, noar Fulton.

Hov. Charles S. Wing, pastor To morrow nt 10:30 A. M. Communion roeeption of members, and at 7 :30 P.

M. saorod con by the choir. Sunday school at 2:30. Younfr poa meeting 0:30. A cordial wolcomo to all norvices.

eats froo. RACE CHURCH. DKOOKLYM Uoights, Hicks st, near Reinson Sunday BOrvitos, and 11 A. M. and 4 P.

M. Thoro will also bu a special night service at 8 o'clock. GREENE AV BAPTIST OHUROH, NEAR Stuyvesant av Rot. R. B.

Montgomery, pastor, will prech at both sorvioes. Morning theme: "The Family of liod." Evoning: "Impo jsiblo." Baptism at the oloso of evening sorvloo. Quartet ohoir. Seats frao. Sabbath sohool at :30 P.M.

GREENWOOD BAPTIST OHURCH. corner Fourth av nd Fifteenth Bt, Rov. Robert B. V. pastor Preaching at 10 :30 A.

M. and 7 :30 M. Baptism at the closa of tho morninr service. sohool 9:15 A. M.

and P. M. A heSrty invitation to all. in of P. bv of of tho and and I ward i)40 JLi rflltASE METHODIST PISOOPAL 7T OHUKOH.

Senntli ay and Hi. 16, Rot. Oharlee M. Oiffln, D. pastor Communion ana nastor Uommunion and roenn tion of membora at 10:80 A.M.

Sunday school, at P. M. Prnaohinir li tha naitor at 7 80 P. M. All an cordially invited; HUGH O.

PENTECOST WILL SPEAK and Mrs. Ponteoost will sine at the Everett Assembly Rooms. Bridge Bt, corner of Wilioughby, on Sunday, at 3:30 P. M. Subject: "Ood and Immortality." TT ANSON PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH JLX Divine service at 10:30 A.

M. and 7:30 P. M. Preaching by the Kov. Dr.

Thomas Armltatte. Sunday school at 2:30 P. M. Prayer meetings Monday and Fri day at 7 :40 r. ai.

strangers ooraiauy woioomo. HANSON PLACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL OHUKOH, Kef. A. B. Kendig, D.

pastor At 10:30 A. M. communion, adult baptism and ro ception of morabers: Bimilar services at 4 P. with infant baptism; special revival service at 7:30 P. and on Wednesday ovoning conducted by tho pasEor.

JANES M. E. CHURCH, ItEID AV, OOK ner Alcnrooet, Rev. James Montgomery, pastor To raorronr at 10:30 A. M.

Faoramentof the Lord's Supper and reooption of members. At 7:30 P. M. proaoh lug by the pastor. Sabbath sohool at Young poo Slo'a prayer moating at 0:30.

Soati free. Public oor ially invited. LAFAYETTE AV CHURCH, REV. DR. Ouylor, pastor, will proaoh to morrow morning and Rev.

Augustus B. Fritohard will proach in the even, ing. All seats fro 3 at 7:30 P. M. EWIS AV OONG'L CHURCH, COR juJ ner aladUiu st Ra.

Robjrt J. Kent, pastor, will preach. Communion at morning sirvico. Evening topic, "Born Again. All cordially invitod.

LEE AV CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Leo av and Hoopor fit Preaching by tho pastor, the Rev Konrv A Pnwnll. D. at 10:30 A. and 7:30 P.M. Evening subioot, "Why tho Death Angol Passed tsy." A.il iufs I' OCAL REFORM" LECTURES BY DR.

1 A. Stowart Walnh. under the auSDiceS of the Pen plo's Dispensary, Blessings and irdens of Civilization," at the GREENE AV. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, west of Patchen av, Sunday, March 7:30 o'ciock r.fli, ibeutstroo. IEBANON PRIMITIVE METHODIST JOHAPEL.

llSMvrtleav. Mrs. M. D. Gardner, ovan gelist, in charge.

Sabbath school at 3. At 3 laymen's meeting conducted by Rov. E. Humphries: 7:15 service of sontrled bv John Straub: Rov. John J.

Arnand will proach followed byrovival services; woek day meetings as usual. "jVffARUY AV BAPTIST CHURCH, MAR jLvJt cy av, cornor Madison st. Rev. W. O.

P. Rhoades, D. pastor Preaching by tho pastor at 10:30 A. M. and 7 P.

M. Sabbath school at 2:30 P. M. Baptism at close of ovoning service. Seats free.

NOSTRAND AV M. E. CHURCH, REV. Thomas L. Poulson, V.

pastor Saoramont of tho Lord'B Supper and recept ion of members at 10:30 A.M. Preaching by tbo pastor at 7:30 P. M. Sunday school at 2:30. Yountr neoolo'B mcotinir nt 6:30 P.M.

All are welcome. TVTEW YORK AV METHODIST EPISCO JLI PAL CHURCH, Rov. Georgo P. Mains, pastor Communion services and recotion of members at 3 0 A.M. Preaching at 7 P.

M. Sunday school at Young people's meeting at 0:45 P. M. All aro cordially welcomed. M.

E. CHURCH, CORNER JL uunton and raciltn sts services a.u. ana P. M. Preaching by the pastor, Rov.

TIiod. V. 01trk. nunuay scnooi, tr. ax.

Seats free. All are cordially invitod. PLYMOUTH CHURCH REV. LYMAN Abbott, pastor, preaches at 10:30 and Mr. Mooly at 7:30.

Homo school at 3. Bethel, l'Ao. Preaching at 7:45 by Rev. Mr. Bliss.

Mayflower school at Preaching at by Rov. Mr. Bosworth. PROSPECT HEIGHTS UNIVERSALIST CHURCH. Seventh avand Eighth st, Rov.

James Taylor, pastor Services, 11 A. M. subject, "Man, tho Child of God." Sunday school, 12:15 P.M. Evening subject, ''World Makinz." Friday ovoning exposition and question meeting. Welcome all, OSSST PRESET YTERTANHlLmH; bof.weon Bedford and Lee avs Preaching by tho Kastor, Rov.

Archibald MeCullagh. D. at 10:30 A. I.and7:30P.M. Sabbath school at 2:30 P.

M. Young people's prayer inentirrf Tuesday ovoning at 8 o'clock. Friday evening at o'clock pastor's locture. CHURCH OF THE RECONCILIATION, Nostranl and Jefferpoa avs. Services 10:30 A.

M. and 7:30 P.M. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Georgo Huntington. Sunday school 3 P.

LontoL nervioafl Tnosdays and Thursdays at 5 P. M. All are welcome. REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner of Wilioughby and TomukinH avs, Rov. J.

F. Carson, pastorPreachlnjz by Rov. John Tcaz at J0.H0 A. M. and 7:45 P.

M. Sabbath school at 2:30 P.M. Prayer meeting in tho chapel Friday eveu ing 8 o'closk. Strangers cordially invited. ST.

GEORGE'S CHURCH, MARCY AV corner of Gates, Rov. H. Richard Harris, rector Morning service at 10:30: veiling service at choir oi men and boy Professor J. E. Van Olinda, ohoir master.

Strangers are welcomed. ST. ANN'S FREE CHURCH, REV. DR. AIsop, rector Sorvice, Holy Communion 11 A.

M. The rtolor will deliver a courso of lootureB at 7:45 P. M. on St. Paul at Phillipo.

Daily Lenten services. Service of song Wednesday 8 P. M. Lecture Friday 8 P. M.

BTUYVESANT AV CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, corner of Hancoolc st, Kev. James S. Ustrander, D. pastor Preaching by the pastor at A. M.

and 7:30 P.M. Sabbath school at 2:30 P.M. QTRONG PLACE BAMIST CHURCH, k5 Rev. Nathan E. Wood.

D. paBtor The pastor will preach at 0::) A. M. and 7:30 P. Sunday school at 2:30 P.

M. prayer moetings Tuesday and Friday at 7 :45 P. M. SUMNER AV METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, corner Van Burcn st, tho Rov. O.

C. Lasby pastor Sunday morning o'ass at 0:30. Communion unl reception of member, at 10:30. Suniayachcol 2:30 M. Youn people's prayer meeting 0:30 P.

M. Preich i 7:30 V. M. Seats free. ST.

PAUL'S. CLINTON ST, CORNER Carroll, Rev. John D. Skene, rector ISarly celebration, 8 A. M.

Morning sormon, 11 o'clock. Sunday sohool, 3 P. M. Evening servico (choral), with sermon, 7 :30 o'clock. Boats free at all services except the 11 o'clock.

All aro welcome. TTTlARK'SnuTTC near DeKalb av. Rev. Spenser S. Roche, rector Service, 10:30 and tho'rector prenchos on "Tho Divine "Some Old Pictures: The Kindness That Came too Sunday school at 3: deaf mute service at 3 in the church.

ST.CHRYSOSTOM'S CHURCH, CORNER McDonough st and Tompkins av Sunday services 10:30 A. M. and 7 :30 P. M. Celebration of communion in the morning, with address.

Sormon in the evening by Rev Brady E. Backus, D. roctor of tho Church of tho Holy ApoatTos, New York. Seats free. All welcome.

ST. MATTHEW'S EN GLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH, corner Clinton and Amitv sts. Rov. J. A Singmater, pastor Preaching at A.

by Rev. I. K. Funk, D. D.

7 .30 by Rev M. W. Hamma, D. D. Sabbath school, 2:30.

Prayer meeting Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock. All are cordially invited. 8T. MATOHEW'SEPIS Throop av, near DeKalb, Rov. A.

A. Morrison. Ph.D., roctor Tho rector will preach morninz at "10:30. evening at 7:30. Children's servico at 3 P.

M. On Friday. March 7, Rov. Parker Morgan, D. of Now York, will proach ot 8 P.

M. Strangors cordially welcomed. UMMERFIELD METHODIST EPISCO PAL CHURCH, Washington and Greane avs Tho Rev. T. P.

Frost, pastor, will conduct Holy Communion at 10:30 A. will preach at 7:30 P. M. Sunday sohool at 2 :30 P. M.

Young people's prayer meeting at 0 :30 P. M. General prs yerFriday evening at 8. AH arojTelcomo. ST." MARY'S CHURCH, CORNER CLAS son and Wilioughby avs.

Rev. D. V. M. Johnson, D.

Director. Services: celebration 7:30 A. morning prayor. sermon and celebration 10:30 A. M.

oven song 7:30 P.M. At tho evoning services during Lent Rev. W. W. Bellinger will preach a courBO of Bormons of special interest to young people.

Gauls' passion music. Adams, pastor Services in Brooklyn Institute, corner Washington and Concord sts. At 10:30 Holy Communion and reception of members. At 7:30 preaching by the paitor. Sunday school at 2:30 P.

M. Young people's meeting at 8:30. Prayor meeting Wednesday evening. 6 QECOND COMING OF THE LORD," 7ft discourse hv tho Rev. 'B.

Parmelee. in Clinton Hall. liatOH av, near Keid, to morrovv evomnir at SeatH freo to all. Morning Kervico at 10:30 in tbo CHURCH OF THE NEW JERDSALOI (Svvodenbor gian), Monroe place aud Clark st. Rev.

J. C. Ager, pas free SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH corner of Court and Prpaident HtB Services morning and evening, 10:30 and 7 :30, with pioaohing by tho pastor. Rev. Albert J.

Lyman. In tho morning tno sacraments of tho Lord's Supper and baptism wilt be bratod. In tho ovoning will cake place the monthly praise service, with special order ot selected music for choir and congregation. All invitod. ST7 BARTHOLOMEW'S cific stand Bedford av.

Rev. B. Oliver, M. A rector Celebration of the Holy Communion And anniversary of the Ladies' Auxiliary at the morning service at The rector will preach. The Rev.

H. Richard Harria, rector of St, George's, will proach in tho evening at 7:30. Strangers cordially welcome. Sunday sohool at 3 P. M.

CJT. PETER'S. STATE ST, REV. LIND Kj Siiy Parker, rector Second Sunday in Lent. Enrlv ceiourmion n.

ourinuii anu ninv communion l. Preacher, Rev, Dr. Laugford, Offerings for Dohiostio and Eoreign Missions. Evening Prayer and Sormon 7:30. Preaching by the rector: Subject, 'Tho Far Country," being tho second in Lenten serios on "The Pearl and Crown of Parables." All seats absolutely free five minutes boforo oach service.

Loot tire Wednesday eveuInghtS. Programmes of Lonton srv'ecs on application to cox ton. TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN OHURCK, Jefferson cornsr Marcy The pasior, Rov. Dr. Montgomory, will proach (D.

at 10:30 A. M.nnd 7:30 P.M. Sabbath school 2:30 P. Prayer meeting 1'ri day evening at 8 o'clock. All cordially invited.

TRINITY BAPTIST OHURCH CORNER Greene and Patchon avs Tho Rov. S. Giffard Nol son will preach to morrow at 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P.

M. Evening topic in discourses on "Great Men of God," Singing by quartet and chorus choir TOMPKINS AV CONGREGATIONAL OHURO'l (Tompkir.s av, near Knlton St.) Proach. ing by tho pastor, Rev. Meredith, D. ot 10:30 A.

M. and at 7:30 P. M. Park av branch (cornor Park and Marcy avs), preachinc at 10:30 A. M.

and at 7:30 P. M. Strangers aro cordially invited. TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Clinton st, comer of Third placo Proaching tomorrow, 10:.,0 A. and 7:30 P.

by Kev. P. A. Kline, of Clinton, N. J.

Sunday school, P. M. Prayor meetings Tuesday and Friday ovonings. Public cordially invitod to all thcao Horvlces. THE HOUSEHOLD CF FA IT av.

near Tomnkins. William N. Pile, naator Proarh ing at 10:.10 A. M. and 7:0 P.

AI. Morning thomc; A Marvelous Chango." Eveniog Ihomo: "The Supper of yur ioru," onnoay acnooi a xr. ai. i'rayer moot ing wounesaay ovoning at oxiok. neata iroo.

FTNITY CHURCH (THIRD UNITARIAN. ILJ Gatoa avand Irving placo Rov. S. II. Camp, pastor, will preach at M.

on 'Tho Synoptic Gos peis. now, wncn, wnat." nnnaay scnooi at o'clock. am are coraiaiiy invtteo. 7ASHINGTON AV BAPTIST CHURCH i Washington ana Gates avs; freaching tomorrow by tno pastor, Edward Brailin, at lOrlJOA. M.

and 7:30 P.M. Sabbath sohool 2:30 P.M. All aro cordially 1UT11VU, STAmGfoWTBWODlSrlrS" TT OOPAL OHUROH Preaching and tho Lord's Supper 10:30 A. by tho instor, J. A.

Itooho, D. 7:30 P. by tho Hov. Francis II. Hraith; Sabbath scnooi, r.

ai. VSTILLOUGHBY AV OHAPEL, CORNER TTiiiuuirnuy qihi urnau avn, ivov. n. a. tinnnrr.

son. minister worhio. 10:110 and Sunday Rchnnl. o.Oit. a tii, a ir.ofi ci era weicomo.

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Clinton st. corner First nU. Tlcv. Dr.

Moment, pastor Sorvioes, 10 :30 and 7 :30 Sabbath Hchool. 2rJ10: tho Hov. Dr. Hnnter. of Paris, will nrnnnh tuo morning; straugers aro ooruiany invicoa.

UKl.IOIOUS SPECIAL, 171GHTEENTH ST M. E. CHURCH. IPJ Elifhtoonth t. npar Fifth av.

Rev. S. L. Rpllor pastor Sevouth anniversary of the dedication of the onurcn uuiu a. iu.

class meotinsr. a. m. proach ina by Bishon E. G.

Andrews. D. LL.D. P. M.

Sunday school nlatform meotintr. Rev. William Jack Ron. superintendent, preBiting; addresses by Bishop E. G.

Andrews, D. JjL.D. Rov. A. O.

Bonn, M. rector the Church of Atonement; Rev. R. B. Hull, D.

pastor Greenwood Baptist Oh red Kov. J. Lloyd, pasirur i nciiLu at ivoiormeu nurcii ivov. ueori Lansing Taylor, L. H.

pastor Fourth Av M. Church. 0:30 P. M. evangelistic prayer service.

7:30 M. sermon by Pastor Rev. S. L. Boiler, Special music the choir at all services.

All scats froo. All cordi.illv lUVILDU tu uo prosuuL. Tho church debt having boon provided for no BubBori tions will be solicited. week evening services at P. as tollows: Monoav Snrmon bv Rov.

L. Poulson. nanrnr Nostrand Av M. K. Church.

Tuesday Sermon by Rev. J. W. Johnston, AL pastor Sixty first St M. E.

Church, Now York City. Wednesday Address by Mrs. W. Oaborn, of tho Brooklyn Missionary Training School. Thursday Serman bv Rbv.

Georzo P. Mains. T). Ti pastor Now York Av. M.

E. Church. Friday Sermon by Rov. O. W.

Barnes, D. pastor of Firat M. E. Church, of Hoboken, N. J.

ouujeots oi aunuay evening services untu coniorencea March 2 "How Do Wo Judgo?" March 0 "Being Prudent, or Doing Right." A In roll HI 'Do You Ow (Ha World.or Door th WovM Owe You?" Maroh 23 Who is King March 30 "Tho Day of Service at 7:30. Sittings free, "Como thou with us and wa will do theo good," BROOKLYN PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUAL OONKKRENOE, Everett Hall, corner Bridge 'Willoiifrliby ota Thin (Saturday) ovoning at 8 o'clock. Opening addross by Mrs. P. A.

Bortino, trance medium, heats free. All cordially invited. I.O.Sr AND FOUND. STRAYED AWAY A YELLOW DOG fnollinl from 111 Jorn lemon ut: woro broad loath nr stoel collar suitable reward, LOST SMALL FOX TERRIER, WHITE, with brown ears, on Ttiohday ovoning. Flndorwill nloaso rot urn lo 180A Eleventh st and rocoiva a suitabln reward.

OST FEBRUARY 27, 1890, FROM stable. 000 Borcen st. Ava COWfl. A lllmrl r. will be paid by giviug word to J.J.

Bergon st OST 'PUG DOG ANSWERS TO THE namoof Pvnm. Finder wiA be rowaraed byro to oo nuzjupout st. as go or a for or JHy and The Owner of the Accused by a Coroner's Jury. Henry Stancliff, of Inwood, who alleged that two attempts had boon mado to burn his rosi, donee, was looked up in Jamaica this morning, charged by a coroner's jury with boing the man who sot Are to the buildings. This is a surprising result of the investigation.

Yesterday Cor onor Everitt had John Burk and William Mosier looked up. They wero examinod privately by the coronor, and lator in tho day gave testimony boforo tho jury implicating Stanclifl'. Thore is a suspicion that they gavo incriminating testi mony through intimidation. What they said was that Stancliff offorod them $50 to sot fire to tho houBO and they refused it. Tho attempts to burn tho building were made on Dceomber 1.

and De cember 18. On the first occasion the wall in the kitchen was broken and fire started between tho lath and the weatherboards. Whon it got burning a neighbor discovered tho flames and extinguished them. On the sec ond attompt the building was sot on fire from tho outside, but watchful eyes saw it and saved tho house from destruction. Mrs.

Stancliff tried to throw suspicion on Furman Craft and many woro inclined to beliove him guilty because of his bad character. He is In lail at present, Mrs. Stancliff came into prominence once through a bravo but unsuccessful attempt to prevent a col lision on tho Bockaway division of tho Long Island Railroad which cost six lives. It is not clear what motivo StanclifT could havo had for destroying Iub reBidonce. It is worth about $1,300 and is mortgaged to William Caffrey for $800, who holds tho lire insurance policy.

Stan cliff could not have prolitod by tho lire; on the contrary, ho would havo been damaged by tho loss of his household effeotB. Tho verdict of tho jury is'uot indorsod by tho poople of tho villago and tho officors havo grave doubts of man's guilt. Stancliff was committod to tho county jail to day. Burk and MoBior wcro hold as witnesses and havo boon released on bail. STENOGRAPHERS' ASSOCIATION.

A New Orirnnizution Formally Started and Steady for Ilusiuess. The initial meeting of tho Brooklyn Stpmsca phers' Association was hold at Pratt's Institute on Wednesday ovoning. Tlio zealous interest manifested and tho largo number who joined unquestionably indicated that a sure to be successful society has been established. Tlio temporary chairman, Mr. J.

A. BaBoner, called tho mooting to order. Tho minutes of tho previous meeting, held at the rosidonoo of Misa Virginia Klingler, 582 DoKulb avonue, some days ago, was read and approved. A motion was made by Mr. Arthur Hoffmann for a pornianont organization and nominating Mr.

J. A. Hasener for president. The motion was unanimously carried. The president, on assuming the chair, promised his best efforts for the society's wolfaro.

The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, J. A. Itasoner; first vice president, F. W. Stanley; second vico prcsidont, Miss Alice Beattie; secre tary, MiBS Virginia Klingler: assistant secretary, Miss J.

M. Hayes; treasurer, Arthur Hoffman; librarian, MiBS Anna Kingler. Honorary members, Messrs. Charles Pratt, N. P.

Henley, F. P. Pratt and Miss Gellispio. Fifty three members were enrolled. Tho object of the association is to promote mu tual intercourse between the various stenogra phers of difforont systems and the improvement of each system and an effort to expand tho use of the culturo of stenography in Brooklyn.

Through the kindness of MesBra. Charles Pratt, N. P. Heffley andF. P.

Pratt, directors of the institute, the meetings will bo hold every Wednesday even ing in Room 38 until tho association obtains per manent headquarters. Arrangements have been made to havo prominent stenographers of New York City and Brooklyn address next week's meeting. The qualifications for membership are good moral character, ability to write sevonty fivo words a minute or employment as stenogra pher for one year. A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. A large number of the frioudBof Miss May Ger hard mot at tho residonoe of nor parents on Thursday evening to colebrate her seventeenth birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard woro also iaado tho recipients of many congratulations for tho narrow escape their residence had at tho late dis. astrons fire in Walworth street. The host and" hostess succoodod in making it very pleasant and the young people had a royal good time, dancing being the main feature.

Among those present wero W. F. Leopold, John Smith, William Battor niaini, Miss Katie Monsees, Herman Hoffmann, Bryan Stevons, CharlcB Kirchner, MisB Minnio Schaeffor, William Davios, Joseph McKilleps, John Ileinomann, Charles Horn, Miss Annie Monseos, John Tornis, Miss Mary Heinemann. 8il.tUt.SKS. CAKItl AfES, JBXC.

ONE LIGHT OCTAGON FRONT brouirhniu. will seat four inside: couna and cur tain rookawavrt, extension top and pony phaetons, doctors' and collectors' phaetons, sidebar and jump scat buggies, dopot wagons, top and no top business wagons. tld second hand RtirraVH.belnmrini In nri pate nennln. in coed order, that must ba sold St In to st'JII nfl if Hold this month; 1 mean business; 15 ladios' phaetons in good order, consinting of loop front and other stylos. Can bo soon at JAMU8 DOWNEY'S, 337 and 33B Atlantio avenue.

FAST PACER, 5 YEARS OLD FOR sale: woll bred: sister to Nellv June: record. 2:1241: very handsome; Kood saited; level headed; sound and kind; showed trial last Fall in over Parkville track; shoived pace in this year with very little work. Address V. A. COLLINS.

Fleetwood Stables, 12il 115 Sterling nlace. A BROUGHAM, POLE AND SHAFTS, in cood order, extension too nhAotnnH. hut lifclln nsed; 10 wide bar buggies, 5 phaetons, village cart and iiarntisa roau uioue dv ones, sonis two duck uoaru enrn ehatts. for salo. rry two or four, made by ivehn, pole and Can bo neon at BROWN'S Commission Stable, 172 Duffield st.

(1 ENTLEMAIS'S DKIVING EFIECTS for nalo. conaistine of a. welt brp.d 7 vnur nld mnrn stylish and free driving, with top side bar buggy, hand made haruoss, robe and blankets, whip, nto. Tho same will bo sold cheap at CHARLES CUOPISK'JS, Atlantic av near Vandorbilt. FINE KOADHOKSE FOIt SALE, 15 hands, line looker and perfectly eonnd, kind and can trot fast; have had him three vears: also, a gontle; road wagon, built to order, and top buggy.

Wood's horse at P. Powors A stable, 117 Sterling place, or address 'Xi DeKalb av. El HOAN HOUSE FOR SALE; 7 i roarH old 1 (i hands hierh ftnund anri pontlo' hich action anu my nan; siucaoio tor line tradesman or count): nrloo. ST.1"). Innuiro until Kohl in Ci ROR(i P.

KfPP ana a JJean st. ANEW DOCTOR'S PHAETON For fcale, latest stylo, Tooker make. AJJOU 1 WU il'iiV lUr DlJJlli UAH UUlitilKO. Will bo sold cheap. INQUIRE AT 10 NEVINS ST.

A BARGAIN; HORSE, HARNESS AND otisinsMvagon, siaeuar uuggy, two seatea car for u.ilo; no reasonable offer refused. J. FENTON, uraiifi av. ohsk for 'Kilo chean: in aood oi'dor. Amlv nf.

MOR. ORD'S Stable, 4(32 Clermont av. coriPOEffATaoN notices EPARTA1ENT OF COLLECTION, Rooms 2. 4. ft.

8 and lOMnnicinal Building. Brnnk vn. robmarv initi) notioe is heronv eirnn tliat, thi assessment rolls in the following entitled matters have been completed and the warrants for the collection of trie various assessments mentioned tnorein nave tins day been delivered to tho Collector of Taxes and Assessments, and all persons liablo to pay such assessments aro auired to Ti.iy tho same without delay at his omcc.undor tho penalty of tho law: Gradiug and paving Lewis avenuo front Vernon avenue to iuyrue avenuo. Kluireinc Trout man street, north side, bofcwonn Evnr crcen nnd Central avenues. Flagging northeast cornor Sixth avenuo and Fifteenth street.

rlagging hovontu avenue, oast side, between boven teonth and Eighteenth streets. Flaeririnif Sovonth avenue, east side, between Second and Third HLreots. lac'ftns Grand avcQue. east side, between (irnono n.nd ijoxingion avenues. Flagging Rutledge street, south side, between Wythe and Bedford avonueB.

luseinir Lee avenue, west side, between HovwArd And Rutledco streats. FlaiFirine Hancock street, north side, betwenn Pninhcn anti uaipu avenues. FlAtrffini? Halsev atioot. south side. betwoen Nostrand and maruy avenues.

Flagging Jefferaon avonue, south side, between Lewis and Stuyvesant avenues. iRrffintr Throon avonue. east Hidn. hfitwnrm Pntniirn avenuo and Madison street. 1'Iarcine Throon avonue.

both sides, botwoon lJonatnr Btroot and MuDonough stroot. roncinsr Throon avenue, east side, botiveen Putnam and Jefferson avenues. renciiiir Paeihc street, south side, between Vandorbilt and Underbill avenues. l'pncinc dates avenuo. north sine, between Rvni prnnn and Central avouuo.

roncintr rourtoonth street, south Btde. between Sixth and Seventh avenuos. roneinc Van Dyke street, north side, between Richnrda and Dwight streets. I'cncint; southwest corner Bixtn avonue and Twenty first street. rencinir President street, north side, hntwnfm Kiffh and Sixth nvonues.

foncmir President street, north side. ItaturAfm Third avenue and Nevins street. j'enoinir President street, south side, botwflon Fifth aud Sixth avenues. rencinir KicharJson stroot. north side, lint woo TTnmn avenuo and Lorlmor streot.

I'flncine Richardsan street, north Btdo. hpt.wnnn Tin. mer street and Leonard street. lencmif Putnam avenue, eouth side, between Throon and Sumner avenues. i'oucimr Hudson avenuo.

east sido. betwenn Kvahr street and York street. rencintr iJetferson avonno. north side, heturnmi Thrnnn and Sumner avenues. rencintr Macon street, north sine, between Km ntncrii and HqpkinKOu avenues.

fencing houtuwest corner myrtle avenua. and Throop Lvenue, roticmK MoUonouffh streot. north side, betnrann and Stuyvesant avenues. Fencing Atlantic avenue, north side, betwoen Ho drix and Sehenck Btreets. reucintc Decatur street, south Hido.

hntwnnn Tnmnk hn and Throop avenues. KM'UAUTb "HUM THIS LAW. Chapter 583, Laws of 1888, Title 7, Section 10, and Title oeciion u. On all taxes and on all AflSASrimnnt.H fnr nnflnimr ofi nnto flagging or rellaes'ing sidewalks, fencing vacant lots or digetuK down vacant lots, which shall horeaftor bo paid tno uoiicctor, uerore tne expiration ot one month from tho time tho nmo shall become duo and payable, an allowance shall ho made to the person or persons making such payments at the rate of seven and three tenths p3r centum per annum for the unexpired portion thereof. On all taxes, assess mer.

Is and water rates paid after the expiration of ono mouth from the time the same shall havo bocomo due and payable, thore shall bo added to and collected as part of every such tax, assessment or wator rato, interest at the rate of nine por cent, per annum, to bo computed from the timo tho same became duo and payable, to the date of said payment. AMJliil HWAW. mhl 30t Colloctor of Taxes and Assessments. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN rTHAT THE Common Council of the City of ooklyn has do card by resolution its intention to GRADE AND PAVE Twouty aocond streot, from Sixth arenas to Seven th avenue, with cobble stone pavement, nan by roHolu tion tixed tho district of assessment for suoh improvement at one half (Ui) of tlio block on each sido of tho said Twouty fiscoud streot, botweon tho points above specified. Also, to open Duoont street, from Oakland street to Faidgo avenue, and has by resolution fixed the district aaeossinent tor such improvement atone half () ot the block on oach sido thernof, between tho points abovo specified; and that the nald Common Council will proceed under the said resolutions at a meeting thereof to held on the 31st day of March.

HIM), or as soon there after as the public business will allow. Remonstrancos any) against tho Haid improvement must bo filed with the Clerk of tho Common Council (or otherwise presented to tho Common Council) on or before Bald day. Dated Brooklyn. Miirch 1 1800. JUHrt r.

a da Mo, tJommisHlonorof City Worke. Attest: D. L. NoUTHUi', Socrotary. mhl 101 "TWEPARTMENTOF OriT WORKS, COM Jlr misaionor's Oflice, Room lo, Municipal rluilding, Brooklyn, Kobrniiry 2H, 1800 Proposals woro this day fmblicly opened and announced for constructing sowers map drainago tlihtrio: No.

20, sub division No. l'i. to wit: "William Wois, 18 inch content pipo, per run ue foot, $1.70: 15 inch cement pipe, per running foot, SI. GO: l'i Inch cement pipe, per ruunniK foot, mftuholoH, each complete, 8311; street basins, each coin Iiipte, $100; sureties, William Bayer and Potor Kernor. Vlieian, 18 inch cement pipo, per running loot, 81.70: 15 inob.

oemcnt pipe, per rnniiinK foot, 12 inch cemont pipe, per running foot, manholes, each complete, $34; street haBin each complete, $04: suretlos, W. O. Picrson and J. iihoh F. Kdward (iorman, 18 Inch cement pipe, por ruuning foot, 31 16 inch oomont pipo, per running toot, inch cement pipe, ner running foot, 05 cents: manholes, each cntuplote, $3H; street bavins, oaoh complete, $1)5; sureties, John McNamee and William Downey.

JOHN P. ADAMS, Oommie.ionor. Attest: D. L. rfoiiTHUr, Secretary.

mhl 6t GET THE EAOLB KVEKY DAY IN THE WEEK, a C. ior a. jl. day I will of and oort Sle's ifl ti the VJj Hull, P. Bible WANTED WASHING AND IRONING, to go out by the day, by a respectable colored worn an; can byo urn oioasrojcrencoa, uau as 4U xiau B6.

TTT A WHFn TXT A DTTTXTn a KT TnrmTrwn by a reenectablo oiiy reierence. uau or aaaress Mrs. OUo Union ovroow AMTED WASHING AND IRONING. by a respootablo Swedish lvomon. to so out by dav has good city reference.

Call tor tiro days at 214 Court st, WANTED WASHING AND IRONING, or would bo ont by the day where they change help, by a first class Swedish laundress. Call at Mrs. li.i.LljX a. 4YU Adolphi st, rear house. WAN TED WASHING AND IRONING, by a first class washer and ironer is a oood cook no objeotion to a small distance in the oonntry; best city roiorupoo.

vnu ai, xa pate Bt, in store. VTANTED WASHING AND IRONING, J. to ta0 hon or 8 out by the day, by a reapecta ble Gorman woman good reference. Please call on Mrs, jjjci xi 10, o'j norcn ortiana av. top lioor.

KT ANTED WASHING AND IRONING. IT by tho week or dozen, hv firf nl.ua Innnili aga, also rough dry. Gall on or addross Mrs. ROBERT TT ANTED WASHING AND IRONING. by a respootablo woman, to take home ladios', SO title men's Or families' Vrn.Hhlni7 nr unnM rln mn)i washing at 35c, a dozen; best roi'eronco.

Oalt for two aays at ooa Aan st, nrswioor, Dack room ANTED WASHING AND IRONING. to take homo or no nnt hv thn Hrv hv n. i PHnru tuliln wfiiiinn will rtn nn ahlxia KAll.m reasonable; roforenon. Mrs. ELLIOTT, lo0 Kosuiusko ppiweon maroy ana nostrand ave, iirook.yn.

WANTED WASHING TO TAKE TO her' Affn llOttlft 1V ivnmnn. Tnrlina anil Manfla. iiioi. wj iuu noon ur uumi, iZaii OlttVO St. WANTED WORK BY THE DAY, TO wash.

Iron or do ho use clean ing. by a rosDootablo woman. Call or address 108 Smith st. WANTED WORK WASHING AND irOtlinC. bv a rCSOect.nhln wnmin tn an OUt llV tllO daV.

Or tfl t.ftk'n flOllto, i. nnnn lnflaa houseclesning; has good oity 'reference. Call for two uays atati navy hi, nrBt noor, rear House. WAivrEn WANTED HOUSE TO PUbCHASE, A iaal house for cash. Address O.

Box Eagle olHce, XT ANTED HOUSE OR VACANT LOT TV 111 gOOd location Unwntnnrn. hn phn.n fn. Yr" i. 'lu unco anu location: no agent. Address GASH, Box 11, Fagle olfice.

WANTED HOUSE TO RENT, SMALL hOU50 in a eood neichhnrhnn'1 nhnith Anril 1 fitrn adults: permanent if sttitod; rent not to oxceed $'150. Addross J. L. office. WANTED HOUSES HAVING GREAT dOmand for hnUHPX f.i mirl rnnf 1vnlr1 hn pleas3d to hoar from owners having pronorty for sale and to rent: established voAt a RrtKfcr.i.

tt 370 Myrtle av. Open evenings. ANTED HOUSE TO RENT; 12 rooms? SlTAfl nTtnnf Anril between Oxford, Washington nnd Fullon'st) and De V.l?.n.n,lt oonu PMtiouiora to liuijK.L.iay HORTON, 400 Myrtle av. ITANTED HOUSE TO BUY: SMALTI boiino, 0 to 0 rooms: located between Franklin, Myrtle and Reid avs and Hastern Parkway: the moro ground tho hotter; price 83,000. Address Box 7, wn.in, uruttmyny.

WAN TED HOUSE A 3 STORY AND bSKBIIinnt Rl. inR frnnf nr (V. .11 district betwoen Fort Greene plao', Clermont av, Fulton a' Send partionlars to OKORGE h. AYLKbjOiO Fulton st; open evenings. WANTED HOUSES STORES, PLATS, iloors and anartlnontji.

Hnirnltltr Inmln f. modiato occutfttnev. and ior M.n'h Anril xi.v i ap plicants now vaiting. Please register or send particulars at oncejo GEORGB AYJSRS, 040 Fulton st. WANTED HOUSES IN DISTRICT bounded bv Ttnriron.

Snlmrmnrllnrn nnH and Fourth av; desirablo ti story and basement briok, with all improvements, ot reasonablo price. 8oud particulars to HORATIO SSTK ART, 6 Fourth av WANTED HOUSE WE HAVE A Rneciallv rfrtirAhln fa. brown stone dwolling, within tan minutes' walk of Firth andllatbush avB, at rent not over IjlOOO. Owners full pnrticulors to WYCKOFF 133 Flatbush avenue. ANTED HOUSES TO RENT, SELL and manaiM Wn haca mnol.

Buccossfnl routing, selling and collecting onico in Brook lyn; senu iuu aosonpiions o.llly. WiJjLlAM H. UHACiS, manager of ostatos, corner Wilioughby ond Joy sts; open evenings. ANTED HOUSE SMALL 2 STORY house, with nil hnnrnvnmanta hu mm A vnu cniiureu; win sage gooa caro of noase: highest ref oroncos given and required; ront not to oxoeod $30 per "jpnth. AddreBS, stating full particulars, PKRMA NENT.Box 20, Eaglo olljce.

WANTED HOUSE ON A 1 Jb'I Dean, or Bergen sts, between Franklin and Nostrand ova, value under 813,000, in exohango for a desirable 3 story brown stono dwolling in Twenty third Ward, in Taluos adjusted. WYCKOFl' 132 Flatbush av. WANTED HO USE THE ADVERTIS n.0".110 0 nd equity of 8200 on 81,000 lot (Brooklyn), desires to erect $2,500 house and wishes loan of 83,000 on same: principal payable 8400 yearly interest artdod; psymonts as desired and only ro spoiisiblo parties njed answer. Address promptly Al, kM jj.Ijljj"l9 g.tntion H. Brooklyn.

yrK houses. WANTED PART OP HOUSE IN FIRST or Sixth Ward: part of houso with ownsr, if possible; 4 or .) rooms: adults of roflnemont. Address HUWT, Box 20, Eagle ollico. WANTED PART OF HOUSE IN DIS trict bounded hy Ashland placo and Clinton av, Atlantio and Wilioughby avs, lower part or floor; at reasonable rental; sond lull particulars. HORATIO S.

STEWART, 0 Fonrlh ov WANTED PART OF HOUSE Olt flat By two adults; location on tho Hill desirod rent between 820 and nosnsinn Anril 1 Aririmu, with full particulars, Eagle Bedford branch. WANTED PART OF HOUSE RY GEN tleman and wife: nnfnmiRhnrl nnrt. nt mnilArn house, situated near Dr. Behrend's church, ond convenient to lirst class tablo board references. Address M.

J. Eagle Bedford branch" WANTED PART OFHOUSE BY April 1, by small American family, tho lower part of not less than 6 rooms, with improvements, within twenty minutes of the bridge and near elevated station; rent n.it to exceed 825. Address, with particulars, J. C. 3., Eagle olHce.

WANTED KOQ.1IS, ANTED ROOM FURNISHED SEC Olid StOn front, room. tlin. lv iirrttuhnrl horifaan Citv Hall and Franklin ar. near nlnvAtod Rtnf.inn. must be moderate.

Address IT, F. Kaglo otHce. WANTED ROOMS 3 TO 6 ROOMS, Or mall flat, unf lirilishnH nr nnrrinllv nrtifoTirtrl WRntcd clean kenfc hnnxo fnr m.fl f.milv nf adult j. Addreai, stating terms. IMMEUIATJ3.

union at. WANTED SHOES AND CAST OFF clothing at NEWSBOYS' HUME, 01 Poplar st, for our noor bom and lfirla. Plnasn ndvi tn that. may send for Kime, WANTED LEFT OFF CLOTHING HANOVER will tiav 500 narnnt other dealer in the city for itontlomen's nnd ladios' lelt on doming. Kjan on or aaaress A.

II VifiH, 2ti7 Atlantic av. WANTED LEFT OFF CLOTHING Ladies' and ffontleinon's: Twill nav nnronf. more than any dealer in thj city. Call on or address J. PHILLIPS, 04 Smith st, between Schornierhorn and State.

aioA'tniiVfi. BOARD 197 BALTIC ST, NEAR CLIN, ton ront rooms, $8, $9 and 1 0 for two. OARD 270 CLINTON ST 1 ROOM with board: few minutes' walk of brideo and for OARD TWO LARGE 1 RONT ROOMS, vith hall rooms COnnectiltrr mi mihn nr Kltiflv CTnnd and abundant table. 10 Lafayetto av. OARD A PLEASANT FRONT HALL room; house warm; good tablo; $5,50 per wook; table boarders accommodated.

4'Jl Honryat. OARD Ci. NTON ST A LARGE JUf front room, to let with board, suitable for two gou HOIilUU, JftlVUlrU lUlUIIJTi I VI CI CU CU CiUIlttngOU. BOARD 386 JAY ST A CHOICE OF pleas.tnt ronms, with or without board within ten minutes' waiic oi tno nnage; rotoreuco roqniroa. 13 OARD ON THE HILL 1(35 DEKALB MJf av, opposito i'ort Ureeno.

park Nicub aluaro and nail rooms also tablo buard re'ei BOARD ON THE HILL 10 CAM bridgo place: larco oleasant room: also vRrr Hnsir. ablo hall rooms: terms moderate; table boarders taken. OARD SECOR HOUSE, CORNER OF unnion anu warren ts. Krnn((ivn rooms and first olasa board for families and gentlemen a OARD ON THE HILtT 20(" WASH in ton av iNicoly iurniahod alcove room: also. back room on second lioor an improvements; termi moderate.

OARD 537 FRANKLIN AV. OPPO MJ sito Lofforts placo A large front alcove room, on second llcor; two large closets and running water; good table and small family. SOARD I02 CLINTON AV LARGE 9 front and hall room liolirlirmrhnnrl nnH lnhlo (Srnt class: ten minutes of bridge; ono block 0 Vandeibilt anu jqyrtio av Xi station. OOARD ON THE HliL IOl OLINTON JLJP av I'jXtra larco and nleasant, aIcova mnm l.rim nlnonrn nnrl nil i1linrnna.nnnrJ. l.

1... anu suriftco roau oxcououb tauio. UARD HOTEL ST. GEORGE, 51, 53 ana oouiarust. American ami EinmnnKii nUn asm 100 bathrooms; handsomely furnished; OARD 18 GALLATIN PLACE.

SEC 9 ond door from Livingston st; second story front iouni, wiin not anu coin running water, ana nrst cass noara tor LWO. WOOKIV: aiSO rnnmn'ntn min. mea uj oriogo. OARD LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS, MJr with heat and all convonmnnnR also lmnHnmo rooms on pArior noor, suitaoio lor doctor or party of gentlemen: terms moderate: few mlntitert' wftllr tn hriHirn and tnrrifiq fllinf.ou ut. SOAKD MANSION HOUSK, BROOK' ir ivn iitiirnu.nirAnrivnnnnntAur.i walk from Fulion or WaU st.

Ferry and 'the' bridge UUIDa1 wu ruuuis. OARD ON THE HEIGHTS 1 MON TOO nlaCO LarcrOBOliaro front, rnnm with pnnnnrHrifi other accommodations for yonnsr. men; first class table OARD ON THE HILL NICELY FITU ft nlshnd alcOVO room. Wlf bnrrl in nrivnfn furnOv heated: hot and cold wnt.ir: also. t.hirH fnrv lmll ono block from nlnvatnd and Klirfflnn rntlrnnrla iVn son piace.

BOARD A SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT ohihlren will lot a laree room. AAAnnH flnnr In fii nf class house nt low torraa to gentlomon, or gontleman and who, wno win partly lurmsn; reiereuces; noar etation, UOME, Eaglo Bedford branch. OARD 294 SCHERMERHORN ST verv roomfl on nconr! nnd t.hirrt tinnpa comfort ablv furnished hot and onlrl waiAr in nitnh rmnA xapie; nouso neatoa oy turnace; no moving in May; BOARD 53 CONCORD ST, TWO MIN ntos from bridgo LargO socond story front room. nicely furnished: folding bed; heat; hall room connect tablo' ing; ii iso, part oi room ior a yon ug laay; nouso heatod Doaraers accommoaatoa; no moving in May. OARD 470 STATE ST, NEAR NEV Bl inn A I area sonnre front fnnm wtih innnnnilnn imu ruuui, uu ouiiw ur eupiLiaMJiy; niOO quiet neignDOr hood: fifteen minutea' walk to tho bridce: hoiiRAnrivarn ftjiuu) uuueraiv.

BOARD A FAMILY OWNING BROWN Stono honrft 111 pond nfltl7hlnt nnn1 will Inl in aauits a jargo. square, snuny room, well inrnished, on second iloor; threo mi nates from Sumner avL station, Kings County road. HHS Macon st. 13 OARD NEWLY DECORATED AND 13 elegantly furnished rooms on parlor and Rnnnnd floor; bay windows and alcove; table and appointments, sorviee, tirst olass; fino location; near two stations; spoelal terms to families; also tablo board. 208 Gates av.

OARD 340 SCHERMERHORN ST. between Novins and Third av A larco sunny and rf til room on second floor, well heated: two larrn closets; would ront reasonablo to two gentlomon; very central location; convenient to all car routes, and walking distance to lorries. BOARD 14 WILLOW ST BROOKLYN Hefflrhts First olasa board and roomat location good and Tory doslrable furnished or unfurnished; threo minntes1 vrafk of bridge and Fulton Ferry, or nvo of Wall St; six of City Hall; tornis reasonable; cornor houso. BOARD 302 LIVINGSTON ST LARGE rooms and board, por couple, $10 and $11 hall rooms $5 and large extension parlor furnishod or unfurnished, roasonablo; all modorn iiu grovements; a few moro tablo boarders oan bo accommodated. OARD ON THE HILL 32 SOUTH Oxford st A handsomo suit of rooms on second tloor; large alcovo now vacant; TTholo floor to bo vaoatod ADril 1 would like to lnako arranvemnntn with famllw parties who would bo pormanent; roferences ox ohaugod! BOARD ON PROSPECT HEIGHTS St.

Johns placo One or two gentlemen, or gou tloman and wifo, can have a largo third story front room, nicely furnishod, In strictly private family; references required. Address Jiaglo offloe. BOARD 454A OLASSON AV, OPPO sito Monroo at To lot. with board, a varv ri.Rir.?,!A second story front room, handsomely furnished, with iuiuiub muii, ew; niuumR neatoa ana very large olosets; ouvenint toil and surfaoo roads; also, a room to lot oatulrd floor; oil improvements. WANTED WASHING AND IRONING, by Rood laundross ot hor home hy the weok or dozen.

Coll or address Mrs. ROONEY, 129 Third or, top floor. th. at to as his to of a the the of io Citv of yn, inn tain and right feet; and placo i rotr tori free to all at the YOUNQ WOMKWB CHRIS TiAn ABHUUIATIOW. FlolbuBli av and Wovins st.

BOARD WANTED. TJOARD WANTED FOR A LADY. 9 large and sunny room; prloo not to exceed $0 por weoa. Auoress unon st. OAKD WANTED TWO FURNISHED rooms, with or withont board, daaf Rod ford av and 'ulton st.

for two irahtlaman. Addrass Kacrla Bed iora uranoa. BOARD WANTED BY A SINGJL.E GEN tleman, in a refined private family, withl five min utes walk of Myrtle av and Broadway; dinner at noon. Address Box 8, Eagle branch, 44 Broadway. OOARD WANTED ABOUT APRID 1.

JL9 large front room, unfurnished, except carpet, with extra olosets or small room; between Elliott place, Clinton av, Fulton st and Myrtle av; terms moderate. LAD xiiAonaK, eagle omce. FU11NISIIED ROOITKS. C1URNISHED ROOM TO LET, AT 120 jl jjumeia st; uso or Datn; noc ana com running water; terms roasonauie. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, 52 Fourth av Two handsomelv furnished heated rooms ior one or two gentlemen qto.OO.

nicely furnished rooms in private family for two or Kiiiuu HuiiLiuiiiuu, Auijuiro au iu any ob. FURNISHED ROOIUS TO LET, LARGE or smalt furnishod rooms, with cas. heat, flowintr water, in a private iamiiy. ioa oumner av. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, TWO nicely furnishod rooms on the parlor floor, suitablo for a doctor; heat, gai and wator, with or without board.

Addross J. B. Baglo brauoii, 44 Broadway. FURNISHED ROOM OR LIGHT housekeeninir. annarn room in hoiiKO with all im Brovements, irilhor without board, at reasonable price, all at 251 Grand av, four doors from Lafayetto.

IURNISHED ROOMS A SMALL PRI JL vato family, owning cozy little house, handsomely xurniHuea anu an improvements, woum rnco lot two rooms to xentlomon, without board. 818 Bodford av. FURNISHED ROOMS TWO FRONT rooms, one tarca and ono Bma.ll cood tlnet room in house with Orrner; references exchanged. Call at 401 Adolphi st, bet voon Fulton st and Greene av. P71 URN IS HED ROOMS AT 84 STATE ST.

A near Henry, oleaantlv furnished larire and small rooms; hot and cold water; thoroughly hoated; all conveniences; near ferrie and City Hall; terms vory moderate tablo board if dosired. TjWRNISHED room a small PRI vate family will let a larce. o'e rantlv furnished room; grato firo: location very desirable: near Hotel St GeorifC: thres minuted to bridirn nndfrriflx? pontlismnn only. 78 Kicks st. FURNISHED ROOM LARGE FRONT room, second story, with two alcoves; bu it ablo for two persona; privato house; ovory convonience; desirable locality: convenient to clovatod and surface rail roads: ront g5 Tompkins av.

I BURNISHED ROOMS 4 VERY PLEAS ant newlv furnishsd iionnanl iiifr rnnms. inrlititinir bath, for housckooping; first ilat. J.407 Fulton Bt, near iiroomyn av; ring nrst nen Donina aoor; cali irom jlURNISHJloIOOMS 52 ST. 1 Felix st. iu a handsome brown nfonn with a private family, a back parlor and a largo aquaro front room: heated, hot and cold water and miner ior accommodations; tornis moderate; references.

FURNISHED ROOMS 154 SCHERMER liorn st A front sauare room on third flnnr. with folding bod: also, a front hall room for a gentleman; houso well furnished and well heated; a fowiniuutes' walk from bridge references exchanged. BURNISHED ROOMS NE LARGE aud ono small room, senaratelv nr to en hor. in nri. vato hoime, occupied by tlio owner; modern improvements; desirable location; references oxchangod; terms modorato.

145 South Elliot place, near Hanson. 1 BURNISHED ROOMS 561 GR AND AV Lareo sauare rooms on second iloor. nieolv fur UlnllUil, IIU Mil IIUt.UlUlllVlHO, olIILflUlO lUr KOIUIUIUBO and wifo or tvo gentlemen; also, nice front parlor, suitable for a doctor; good table; convenient to all cars. LUHNISHED KOOM LARUE SECOND JP floor front room, with alrove. narMv rawicru iiiiprovumonw: ynvarc family: nrst ciaus loca tiou.

Clintont. near uarroll will lurntsnto amt Batin factory tenant. Address OLINTON, Boi 17, oiUco. FURNISHED KOOM TO LET, A LARGE front alcove room on second lioor with fionthern ex posure, newly fnrulshed with carpets and Shades, and, iust beon put in order; tablo board on tbo same block: Louse occupied by ownsr. Apply from ii to 5 at 20o THE TRUSTEES OF THE BROOKLYN BENEVOLENT in conformity to thn oharter, sabinit tho following statement for the year ending March 1, 1800: RECEIPTS.

From rentals 810,784.44 1'rom bank interost on deposits 32.94 From interest on bonds and mortgages 1,987.50 From bank Btook dividends 1.379.120 From members' fees 03.01) From sundries 39.50 Eaianoe rrom last year 540.78 Total $8,954.17 4,182.98 2.070.19 250.00 500.00 1,110.20 407.29 PAYMENTS. New structure for offico purposes Support for orphans. Ooal for noor familins Shoes and stockings for poor Teacher of poor children uoumei leoa Salaries Repairs, stationery, gas, etc Total 'ni7ns Balance on hand Total $23,837.30 Brooklyn. February 28. 1890.

KIEHAN EGAN, Treasurer. TllO Auditing Committoe hhvft nxnminnri ih.KPrnnn(a of Kioran Kgan, treasurer, and certify the same to bo correct. Datea UrooKiyn, Fobruary 28. 1890. WILLIAM H.

JSIUIiTHA, ANDREW DOUnHRRTY, JOHN McGKKKVEY, Auditing Committee. Notice is horcbv etven that an nlnctinn foi fnnr nnnml trustees will be held at the otHce of tho society, No. 84 Amity st, on MONDAY, Maroh 17,1890, betwoen tho hours of 1 and 3 P. M. JOHN JlcOREEVEY, Secretary.

DRUNKENNiiiSS, UK TtlE LlOUOR 1 A HIT. pan hn TT HAINES1 GOLDEN RPECTPfO It vn in i enp of coffee or tea withont tho knowledge of the person taking it; it is absolutely harmless, and will inflect a permanent and speedy euro whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. It has boon given in thousands of oases, and in ovory instance a iwjrfect cure has followed, IT NEVER FAILS Tho system onoe im bilityforthe liquor habit to exist. For snlo by the BOLTON nregnaieu wnn tno opocinc, it Dor.omes an nttor lrapoasi Tirin nn st, Brooklyn ALEX. HUDNUT, Herald Bulidin, nlldinr.

Nnw York WK aeff zone: rr isidniAiv a BACH, 9 Bible Honao, Now York. YRON C. KELSEY (Lato with KELSKY Ion" of Walter Kelsev (deceasod). who founded the above nrm, nay openo i an omce ior sate or coal and wooa, KW Atlantic avenuo. corner of Clinton st (under the Prompt delivery, full weight, lowest prices.

All grades of fuel constantly on hind. Figures given on large lots. Your favors respectfully solicited. Immediate attention given to mail or telephone orders. Tolo phoue 1.405.

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Brown, plaintiff, vs. Therese M. Brown anil otjiera, defendants By virtue of a indgiuent of oar tition and salo mado in tho abovo entitlod action on tho 27th day of Fobruary, 1800, 1, undorflfifiicd raferoe tUerem duty appointed for that purpose, will expose for salo and soil at public auction to tho highest bidder at the auction palosroomti of Thomas A. Kerrigan, No. 35 Willouglihy street, Brooklyn, New York, on March 25, 1800, at 12 o'clock, noon, of that day, tho premises iu said judgment directed to bo sold and therein described as follows: All that certain lotof land situate in the Sixth (() Ward of the City of Brooklyn, and bounded and described as follows, to wit Beumtiinx at a point on the easterly side of Tompkins placo distant four hundred (400) foot northerly from tho northeasterly corner of Degraw street and Tompkins p'aco, aud running thence northorly along Tompkins place twonty five (25) feet thonco easterly and parallel with Dot raw atrcct one hundred and twelve feet and six inched tho conter line between Tompkins place and Court street; thence southerly alone said oentor lino twenty fivo (25) foot; thenco wo6torly narallol with DeRraw ntieet ono hnndrod and twelve (112) foot and six (ti) inuhos to Tompkins plaio and thopointof beginning Dated Brooklyn, Fobruary 28.

ALMET V. JE.VKS. Referee. GKOROE V. Brotveb, Plaintiif's Attorney, 44 Court street, Brooklyn.

N. Y. mhl 8t 1 4 7 11 14 IS 21 24 CIOOTTY COUKT, KINGS COUNTY Joseph F. Wilder vs. lma Booninhaus and others: In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sate made in tho abovo entitled action ou the 21st da of February, 1800, 1, the undersigned roforoo named in said judc mont, will sell at public auction, at the rotunda oi the County Court House, in the City of Brooklyn, ft.

on the 241 day of March, 1800, at 12 o'clock, noon, of said dav. all tho real uronertv in such iudmiieiit men tioned and doscribed, as follows, to wit: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in tho Eighteenth Ward of tho City of Brooklyn. County of Kincs and State of New York, hounded and describod as follows: Beginning at a point on the "northerly side of Suydam street distant three hundred and fifty one feet and six inchos (351 ft. 0 in.) easterly from the northeasterly corner of Suydam streot and Willow street (now Evergreen avonue) and Tunning xhenco northerly nnd at right angles with Suydam streer ninety five feet (05 thence easterly and parallel with Suydam stroot twenty font Ami six inch oh f'0 ft. fi thonco southerly and right angles to Suydam street ninoty fivo foot (D.

and tiience westerly nnd along thn northerly sido of Suydam street twenty and six inches (20 ft. (J in.) tho placo of beginning. Dated February 28, 1800. mil awow l. a.

niKVfftw.ttiT, ueierco. 8UPKEME COURT, KINGS COUNTY William Wntts Sherman and Gcortre P. Wctinore. executors of the will of Annie W. Sherman, deceased, olai ii tiffs, acainst John and Marv Washburn.

wifo, tho name Mary being a fictitioiiH namo ued to designate tho wife of John Washburn, if ho havo any, her DQinB being unknown to plaintiffs; brodorick B. Richardson, John Roe, Richard Roe and Albon I Man aa boIo acting executor of tho will of Stephon C. Williams, doccased, defendants. Summons To the abovo named defendants and each of them Yon aro hereby summoned answer tho complaint in this action and to sorve a copy of your answer on tho plaintiffs attorney within irwomy aays an or tno service oi mis summons, oxoiustvo tho day of such service, and in cane of your failure to appear or answer judgment will betaken against you by default for tho relief demanded in tho complaint Dated Now York, May is, 1880. lYiLUAffl maim, riaiutins' Attorney, 5(1 WaU street.

Now York. Prnt OlHca address Box 1,083, New York City. To the defendants. John Washburn and Marv Wash burn, his wife, if he have anr wife, the nnrae Alary being fictitious name used to designate the wife of John Washburn, her name being unknown to plaintiffs: Tho foregoing summons is served upon yon ny publication pursuant to an order of Hon. Willard Bartlett, one of Justices of the Supremo Court of tho Stato of New Vnrlr Hntrt thn it.iv nf Kebruarv.

18D0. and filed iu offico of tho Clork of Kings County, in the City of Brooklyn, on the2(ith day of Fobruary, 1800, with the complaint, which was filed in office on tho 8th day May, 1880. Datad Now York, February 1800. Omce and Post Office add reus. 50 WaU street.

New York City. mhl 7t CJUPKEME COURT, KINGS COUNTY Percy Franklin Hogan, plaintiff, against Emily M. Howard and others, defendants. MuiU'HY, Lloyuk tt Boyd, PJatntiff's Attorneys, 111 Broadway, New York In ours uon ce of a iudizmont of foreclosure and sale this oonrt made in the above entitled action, bearing AUm. f7U nt 1 Uflfl 1.1.';.

auction, by Thomas A. Kerrigan, auotioneor, at tho salesrooms. No 35 Wilioughby street, in tho City of Brook on i no jluid aay oi raarcn, jouu, ai j.ao ojocjt, noon, followinir dosoribod laud and nremisoB: All that per lot, piece or parco of land, with tho buildings thore oneituate, lying and boing in the City of Brooklyn, County of Kings and Stato of New York, and bounded described as follows: Bes innlnar at a notnt on tha easterly side of Bedford avenuo distant one liundrod and eight feet northerly from the northeasterly corner of DeKalb and Bedford avenues; thonco running easterly at angles to Bedford avenue ono hundred feet theuce northerly and parallel with Bedford avenue twenty two thenco westerly at right angles to Bedford avenue part of the distance through party wall ono hnndrod feet to tho easterly side of Bedford avenuo; thenco outherlv alone Bodford avenue twenty two feet to the of beginning. Dated Brooklyn. Febrnary 15 1800.

fol5 3wS4W OLARK D. RHINE HART, Sheriff. mHE MERCHANTS' AND MECHANICS' LIFK AND ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION Annnal meeting will bo hold at SOHAAFFS EXECUTIVE HOUSE, corner Ewen and Siogel sts, on WEDNESDAY, March 5, at 8 P. M. TEKIPEUAIVCJE.

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Academv of Music Fauat Up to Date. Bnooxi.YN TilKA'l'Kn Ono of tho Finest, Fifth Avenue Casino Horse Taming. Gaiety Teateu Variolic. HvDEi Tbeateii Variotics. Lee TnKiTEU The Still Alarm.

Pauk Little Lord Fauntlcroy. ZlPP's CAoINJ JIusio. NEW YORK. Academy of Music Tho Old Homestead. Bijou Tjikatkh The City Directory.

Broadway Theater Pnnco and Pauper. Casino Grand Duchess. ALt's Theater A Priceless Paraxon. EDEN Mtfsr.K Wax Works and Music. Fifth Avenue Theater Tha KoikI.iIs.

Fourteenth Street TiiEATEii Jocelyn. Grand Opeha House A Gold Mine. Ltceum Theater Tho Charity Ball. Madison Square Theater Aunt Jack. Metropolitan Oieha House Symphony Concert.

Niblo's Garden The Fool. Palmer's Theater Tho Gondoliers. Park Theater Little Pock. Proctor's Thf.atek Shenandoah. Standard Theater The Stopping Stono.

Btar Theater The Senator. Uniom Square Theateb Tho County F.iir. THE APHION ACADEMY. Salvini begnn a too short season in Brooklyn in this spacion and clesrant house last night. Manager Knowles was able to assure him scenic associations adequate to the play and im audienco of which the number, the intelligence and the attention were a merited tribute to bia genius.

Tho play was the intense melodrama by Gia commetu entitled "The Outlaw," and the cast of only eight persons carried tho five acts of unrelieved seriousness with a power, an art and a command of interest and of sympathy which made the occasion moBt memorable. Next to his father Alexander Salvini bore the honors of the piece. To him was committed the character of an Italian physician, philosopher and philanthropist, whose thought was as clear as crystal, and TfhoBe life was the idealization of nobleness. He uniformly maintained a piano of high talent throughout and at one or two points rose to the stature of greatness. Miss May Brookyn as Eosalie had a character of sustained repression and unameliorated pathos, perhaps the hardest which a woman can undertake on the border of line of tragedy.

Her success was distinct. Her methods were fine. Her presence and voice were pleasing. Her intelligence was marked. Anne 0 Neil as a girl in her teens, environed by cyclones of feeling from the import of which toiler she was protected by her own ingenuousness and by the love of those who made her life their charge, was winning, earnest and artistic.

Virginia Buchanan, in an ungrateful role, satisfied the requirements of a receding school of acting, npon which the drama made considerable demands. George Fawcett, as an Italian mousignor, was priestly, plausible and pervasive in the conventional stage way. The JTerdinando of Edward Snader was conscientious and respectable and the Gaetano of Ben Johnson, though it brought him upon the stage but very briefly on two occasions, left him there long Enough to produce the impression of earnestness, propriety and promise, which identification with such a company and with the instruction of such a towering influence a3 that of Salvini ought to effect. Of the star itself it need only be said that as Conrad, the outlaw, he was visible and dominant in the character best fitted to his genius of all those which he with such trauaeend aiit ability asmnies. His was tho role of remorse, of passion, of penitence, reconciliation, pardon, self sacrifice and death.

These cardinal demands he superbly met. Italian was no bar to his way to the BCEses and to tho souls of the audience. Tho interpreting English of tho rest of the cast rendered what he should be saying easily capable of realization. His manner and his action, uniting the highest qualities of genius with the subtlest aids of art, were a translation of the char actor to the sensibilities and intelligence of all who were there. Tho impression of acting was forgotten.

The reality of a transcendant suffering, of a superb self abnegation and of the emancipation from sin and sorrow wrought by death, was burned into the very consciousness of those who abode under the master's spoil. Greatest of the great in his art, grandest of tho grand in his endowment he showed himself to be. Much might be said of the effect of his impersonation. But little need be said. It possessed all who saw it.

It made them a part of it and it a part of them. At tho matinee to day "Don Ciesar do with Alexander Salvini in the title role, was presented, and to night the Salvini season will close, with the tragedian in tho character of Othello. CONGRESSMAN' WALLACE'S CADETSHiP, A Competition Invited by the Third Vidtrict Representative. Congressman V. C.

Wallace has issued the following notice of a competitive examination for a naval cadctahip: A cadet will soon be appointed at the Naval Academy tor the district represented by me. Eor the purpose of making tho host and fairest selection a competitive examination will be held at the Central School, Nostrand avenue, on the 15th day of March, 1890, at 9 o'clock A. M. Each candidate must be an actual resident of the Third Congressional District of New York and must at tho time of examination for admission bo not nnder 15 nor over 20 years of age, physically sound, well formed and of robust constitution. Such candidate will be examinod at the Naval Academy for admission on the 15th day of next May.

The candidates will fim bo examined physically by Dr. W. F. Hwalm. at his office, 118 Ijafayette avenue, on March 8,10 or 1 2, from to 0 1'.

M. Any of tho following deficiencies will be sufficient to cause the rejection of the candidate: Feeblo constitution, in lierited or acquired; retarded development, impaired general health, impaired vision, impaired hearing, imperfect color sense, disease of the ear, chronic nasal catarrh, impediment in the speech to such an extent as to impede the performance of duty. Attention will be paid to the stature of the candidate, and no one manifestly under size tor his aee will bo received. Only those who pass the physical examination and receive a certificate to that effect will bo permitted to attend the mental examination. Candidates will be examined mentally in reading, writing, spelling, arithmetic, geography, gram jnar.Unitedytates history and algebra.

Deficiency In any of these studies will be sufficient to stcuro the rejection of the candidate. Professors Calviu Patterson, Leonard Dunkly and F. W. Hooper have kindly agreed to act as an Examining Committee. The pay of a naval cadet is $500, commencing with the date of his admission.

All desiring to enter the competitive examination are requested to kciuI in their names, age, residence) length of residence in tho district, as soon as possible, to Professor Calvin Patterson, Central School, Nostrand avonue, near Halsey street; to Pr. W. F. Swnlm, 118 Lafayette avenue, and to William C. House of Representatives, Washington, D.

C. JUAUCH 1, 1SUU. THE STRANAIIAN STATUE FOND. Subscriptions Slow, but tho Committee iti Sure the Sum Will Be Collected. Althongh the subscriptions for tho Stranahan Btatue fund do not como in as rapidly as they did at first, the members of the committee entertain no doubt that the sum desired, $15,000, will certainly be contributed and, therefore, are going ahead with all the contracts for the work the game as if the money was in hand, relying on the public spirit of the citizens to make up tho sum still needed.

The ontire expenditures when tho Btatue is ready for unvaihng will, it is expected, amount to a little over the sum desired. At present the committee hopes that the weekly publication of the list of subscriptions will bo sufficient to keep tho matter before the attention of the public and ultimately secure the sum needed. The state of the subscription is as follows: Previously acsnowsougea Lester A. RobertB Mark G. E.

Storry, Jr Adams A Son Joseph Stewart L. Woodford Through tho Kaiji.e: Edwin A. O'Brien 10.0(1 100 00 5.00 50.00 25 00 oO.OO 50.00 MISS COVERT STILL alEXUl.XG. Misa Thereaa Covert, ot Jamaica, tne alleged victim of John Melville Bassett, contiuues to improve, and unless blood poisoning sets in her recovery is almost assured. Bassett continues to maintain the greatest mystery as to himself.

Ho was furnished yesterday irith a lawyer, John B. Merrill, of Woodharen, a resident of Brooklyn whose name Is suppressed paying him a retainer. jBassett denies that he has a wife He professes great Bblicituds for hia mother, who liveB near Ifew HaTen. i ri. 3 in Lovoll Betts C.

Creifelds. Calvort Claxton Total Lovoll Betts 0. Oalvert Claxton V.3 W. Haviland Corning Toffares Conley Total 142 as 1 10 142 140 100 707 lil 14 138 607 133 SECOND OAME. 15(5 107 1U0 802 W.

Corning Teffares Conley Total 114 121 103 172 Total Lovoll Betts Calvert C. Croifolds Claxton Total 645 THIRD OAME. 170 178 130 110 1H8 79.1. W. Croifolds Haviland Corning TelTares Conloy Total The monthly prize was won by Mr.

E. Lovoll, with an average of lQlyi for twelve games. The ColumbuB Bowling Club met for practico at Arion Hall on Tuesday evening last and rolled the much talked about match between tho heavy and light weights for ten reserved seat tiokots for tiie Metropolitan upera Houso, resulting a glorious victory for the light weights: LIGHTWEIGHTS. S. R.

11. HEAVYWEIGHTS. S. R. 11.

J. w. J. Merkort 1 W. ,1.

Matzcor 5 85 G. VolMiinn. .3 ill 207 (i; 1'. TC I 7 114 173 W. Dehdiorre.

1 Illor lli. jveuer i Ki8lL. Weil .2 lti2'L. 103 F. Bosch 5 207 J.

Kiofer 4 11. (if) 208 F. SchiolFor 3 h. Obermior. 08 F.

Woche.8or..3 170 170 209 G. lvorler CAuKOniiaboro 178 G. Kayner Dr. ISO 8 Total 5032281,850 Total 3028 43 1,504 COMPANY II STILL LEADS. Two Games Played Nitrht in the Thirteenth Regiment Armory.

Interest in the contest for the indoor champion ship of tho Thirteenth llegimont continues un diminished. Two games wore played last night and a largo attendance witnessed both contests, which were decidedly interesting. Tho teams from Companies and wero tho contestants in the first g.inii). Company could do nothing with Sweeney's pitching, only two hits being made off him, whilo Kirby's support behind tho bat was of the phenomenal order. The following is tho score: 13 3 4 Company Company 2 1 1 7 0 4 Batteries Company Kweonoy.

Scott and Kirby; Company Burnott and W. KoRor.i. Umpires Spillor ana Irauiiam. Tuns 1 Hour and lj luiuutcs. Company II, tha leading club in the race, had out its host team to meet tho Cadets in the second game.

Tho latter wero very weak both in tho field and at tho bat, Brotherhood allowing them only three hits. Had his support been in any way good Brotherhood would havo shut out his op ponents without a run. Tho score by innings follows: 12 3 4 Cadets 3 1 2 3 uouipanyil 1 12 420 Battries Cadots, Baker, iIaj and Sutter; Company Droiuornoou anil uraic. umpires a. anrl jr.

splller. nuie iiuur ami minutes. DAMAGES FOR DECEIT. Interesting Local Case Before Court of Appeals. tho There was argued yesterday before the Court of Appeals hero the case of Mary E.

Y. Howe, respondent, against James Lyall and William Lyall, appellants. Thin appeal is from a verdict against tho defendants for $18,057.32 obtainod in tho Kings County Circuit Court. Tho action was brought to recover $11,000 with interest from October 21. 1877, as damages for deceit, the plaintiff nlleging that tho $11,000 had boen secured from her by the defendants through misrepresentation.

In July, 1877, tho plaintiff loaned the sum named to the defendants, taking as security 100 shares of the stock of the United States Corset Company, which company defend ants controlled. The defendants represented that they wero worth $250,000 abovo all liabilities. but within two months af tor receiving the money tnoy laiien. Argued ny Josiali l. iilarean lor appellants and Ireadweii Cleveland tor respond ent.

LYCEUM DIIAMAT1C SOCIETY. Last evening tho Lyceum Dramatic Society gave a very pleasant muaicalo and reception at the home of one of its memhors, Miss Kittie Staatd, 3tj. Quiney Htreet. Dancing was the order of tho evening and in tho intervals between the dances there wero linrnorona recitations by Mr. T.

13. Morse and vocal solos by Miss Ada Cutter, and others. At midnight a sumptuous bupper was served to which all did full justice. Thoso present wero Mr. Frederick A.

Van 'Wciklen, vico president of the society; Miss Nettie Baine, Miss Etta Seaman. Miss L. Morse, Misj Addie Cutter, Mrs. J. E.

Queete, Miss Q. Morse, Miss L. Ropes, Mr. and Mrs. Staats, Messrs.

George Maloy, A. Read, Harry Smith, president: E. C. Smith, H. F.

Brinkerhoff, H. It. Macafnl, Miss Butehor, Miss Hortense Booth, 0. F. Nicholson, George Bry den, H.

C. Edwards, William H. Hart, Jr. Miss Josie Burnham, Miss Hamilton and otherB. WILL IT UK A CHANGE FOB THE BETTER! To the Editor or the Brooklyn With tho change of directors of Union Forry Company it is to be hoped that a similar change may take placo in other corporations and in stitutions in the city which are suffering from tne inteuse respectability from away back of the managers with largo salaries of officers inmost cases.

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Ofnco hours, exoept Wednesday, 0 A. to 2 P. Sundays, a to 3 P. M. Avoid harsh purgative pills.

They mako you sick and then leave you constipated. Cahtku's Little Live it Pills regulate the bowels and cure you. MALLANEY MYERS On Tu3dav. February 25, iy in: nv, nuuurt u. nun, u.

ui luv uro'Jn wooa limniriL ueoiuve w. mallakky. ot isav ouiir, N. to Bkllk, daughter of tho lato Georgo F. ana diary iiyeroi rew xoric uity.

AALHOLM On February 28, MATTUIA3 Aalholm, in inn m)iu year oi nis ago. Funeral sfirricos will be held nt fif! Fort Greeno placo BROOKS Saturday morning, March 1, TuzoDonE W. Biiooks. in hi. i 44th year.

Funeral from his lato residence, 480 Sevouth bi, aionday, Maruii at ii if. Dr. UUTUlitit un t'ebruary yu, 18U0, of pneumonia, Hkniiy A. Butchf.k. in tho 3Hth vear of his nee.

Friends are invited to attend tho fnnoral services, at 475 DeKalb av, on Sunday, March 2, 1800, at 2:30 BYRNE On Thursday, Fobruary 27, Johanna, aged 37 yean, beloved wife of Thomas Byrne, of Flatbush. Relatives and friunda are re ipoctfully invit to attend inoinnerai on runnay, iiarcu aioMU l. trom ner lato residence. Grant st, Hatbush. Interment Holy CASTLE On jlarch 1.

afteraloni? And nainfnl illnnnc Roise beloved wife of Robert Castle, in the 55th year ui ucr age. Funeral servic. at her lat residence, 200 Monroo at, on 0iunua)i i. m. iniorment private.

Montreal papers please copy. COONEY AtPaterson. N. Uohr, eldest daughter oi mru, iv, iuiiuii ooiitjyanu me iaie iirtuur uooney, oiiuornin Tiiru, urooKiyn. OULLINAN On Friday, February 28, Daniel Culh nav, in the 4.th year of hU age.

nnii of lIir family nrn rAnnffftill in. vited to nttoiid hi i funeral from his late residence, cor ner rulton st ana Miller av, on Sunday, March 2, at 1 o'ciock. interm' 'iiiat uaivary uemctery, DOLAN On February 28. William beloved son oi William ana tne late fliary uoian. atceti voars.

Relatives aud friends reapoctfully invited to attend nis iunerai irom nis latu reaiaence, rvasnington av, Sunday, March 2, 2 :30 P. DREYER On February 28, DIETRICH Dreykr, after a short iUudrts. Peter Kaoher Club and Bedford Bowling Club aro invited to attend funeral on Sunday, March 2, from his ate residence, fto neaiora av. FEELY On Friday, February 28, Dknia eldost son or Michael and tvato recly, aged IV years. Relntivoe and iriends arc respecLfully invited to at tend tlio tuneial from hn late remnonce, (iold st.

on Monday, March 3, 1800, at 2:30 P. M. Interment in Jloly UroBd ueraetery. FOX On February 28, Katbabzsb, widow of the late martin ox. Funeral on Sunday, March 2, at 2 o'clock P.M., from lato residence, 13G Smith st.

GOODENOUGH On Friday, February 28, 1800, A it link Fkekman, daughter oi Roberta Freeman Good enough, aged i days. HASSARD On Thursday, February 27, Catherine Hasbaud, in the 85th year of her age. J'neral services at her late residence, 130 Macon st, on Sunday, the 2d at 4 P. M. Interment private.

HOFFMAN Suddenly, on Friday, February 28, Carrie MumbON, wife of William Hoifman, in the 40th year of her age. Funeral March 2. at 1 o'clock P.M., at her late residence, Fulton st. JACKSON On February 28, at Saratoga, Emily 8. jACKhox, of Brooklyn, daughter of the lato Dr.

Samuel Jackson, U. S. N. Notice of funeral hereafter. KIMBALL On Friday, February 28, uf puouinonia, Ira A.

Kimhall, aged 74 year. Funeral services at his lata residence. 3ft Ninth st, on Sunday evening, March 2, at 7 o'clock, interment private. KING On February 27, of pncnmouH, Gladys Campiikll, Infant daugbterof Herbert Booth and Kittio King, aged 2 months 25 days. Funeral Horvico at her prents residence, 45 South Oxford st, on Sunday, 2 P.

LEWIS At Essex, at the resldenco of her son in law, J. Handy King, Catharine C. Lkwih, widow of the late Mott Lewis, in tho 84th year of her age. Interment at Essex. MacGREGOR In Brooklyn, on Saturday morning, March 1, Eleanor, wife of John MacGrogor.

Funeral services at her lato residence, 313 Washington av, Monday, March 3, at 8 P. M. Private interment at Greenwood. MANEELY On Tuesday, February 25, 1800, at Greenwich, Jamba Manekly, aged (32 yoars Intormeutat Greenwich, February 2. MURPHY On Thursday, February 27,1800, Charles MtiKi'UY, in his 50th year, native of County Wexford, Ireland.

Funeral from his late residence, 517 Court st, on Monday, March 3, at 1 o'clock; thence to St. Mary's Church, corner Court and Luqucer sts. PUILLIPS At Southold, L. February 22, HELEN wite of G. W.

Phillips. REED On Friday. February 28, 1800. Ida H. Reed, youngest daughter of Mary J.

and the lato Stophon Reed. Relatives and friondsare invited to attend tho fnnoral servicori at the residence of her grandmother, Mrs. Maria Hardenbergh, 0:2 Putnam av. on Monday, March 3, at P. M.

Intcimeut at Saugerties, N. Y. STEIN On ThuraJay, February 27, Lizzie, eldest daughter of Moriu aud Cecilia Stein, aged 17 years and 7 months. The relatives and friends of the family, also the Ladle. Society Bonos Zion and Minaret Social Olnb of Brooklyn are respectfully invitod to attend the funeral services at tho residence, 1,700 Fulton at, on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.

TREAD WELL On Friday, Fobruary 28, 1800, at 201 State st, Brooklyn, E.nhlie W. Tkeadwell, 10 years oH, son or Charles and Amy Treadwell. tt oral Monday, at 2 o'clock, from the A. M. E.

Zion's Methodist Church, Fleet Wilioughby; intermout Evergreens Cemetery. WADE In Brooklyn, on February 28, 1800, Ger ALbiNE Lilian, only beloved child of Annie Som and tho late Johu Wade, agad 3 years, 8 months and 10 days. J'uneral takes place at 2 P. M. on Sunday, March 2, from her parents' residency 105 Seventeenth st, WIWTON On Saturday, March 1, aftor a lingorin iliiieHri, IfiAHEL Taylor, daughter of tho Jate Georgo Atwutur and wife of Whiton.

Notice of funeral hereafter. WILSON On Thursday, February 27, 1890, William Wilson, aged 85 years. K. uuu fronds are respectfully invitod to attend storvjs on Sunday, Maroh 2, at 5 o'clock P. i.ii' Hancock st.

Please omit flowers. WOOD On Friday, Februanr 28, 1800, PhileKA WOOD, in the 8fJth year of her age. Funeral services at her late residence, 355 Sixth st, Sunday, at 3 P. of be (If 81. 12 Imports, exclusive of Hpecio, for the week.

$7,805,080, makiug 86,100,804 since January 1, against $80,855, 205 to tlio samo time last year. Stocks opened with a heavy tone and tho feature was a fall in Pipe Line certificates, in Colorado Coal, in Lackawanna and in Union Pacific. The market was generally lower for the remainder of the first hour, but there was a fractional recovery about 11, and the tone waB steadier thereafter with a steady advance in sugar triiBt as the feature. Hhe bank statement showed less of a loss in surplus than was expected and consequently tho market was not unfavorably affected. Tho tone was strong at the close.

The following shows transactions in bonds this morning: Atob. Topolta Ban Fe 4s Atch Topeka A San to inc iH Bur 4 1st US Nor Pac lBt OhioAInd Ont A West 1st Orog Nav 0s Oreir Trans fls ..105 B'klyn Elelst 11HHI Readinir Can South 07J4 Reading 2d ino. CantN con 121 Reading lstino. 05 Chat'nooga lat VMW Dues A Ohio 5s 1004 Reading 3d inc 38a'dSl Roclc Island (Is. Rich A Dan 5s OOk RioG Wet4.

7CA uni ot aaj Uhi dob 104 (j st oon in: H.Bt Ark A 1st H7U Col Coal toi Den Rio 4s St Ark A 2d 24J4 Ft W'th A St Paul con lyOX onenunuoan Bt lie mu ui a it mi pr t'A ram i nr 1 1 nn KinnsOo El 1st lOiii St Paul trust, 103 Tor A Pao 1st B1W JUOU at lj ix 1 1st W8 Lake Sh 2d 124 LAN Pen div 1117 Tex A Pac 2d 38a38J? lenn uai lHt uysf. Un Pao 1st of '00 11 Valof Ohio (la 104 West Shore 4s Wabash 1st 103V Wabash 2d 80fe' Wabash deb. 40 Western Un 5s Mo Kan A it Liont j.st i NY Oh A St N'wcstS F5s 108KI Nor Pac 3d 111 A Nor 2d 53 NaahF4Slst. 103M The following tablo shows tho course of tlir Block market from tho opening until noon Open Low Closing, ing. American Cotton Oil.

A S. 32K Canada Souttiern 52i OentralNow 120 Chesapeake A Ohio. 22 Ohos. 4 O. 1st 58 Chcs.

A O. 2nd prfd. 38K Bur. A Qninoy 103U Chicago Gas Trust. 45 O.

A St. 07 Colorado Coal 43 Consolidated Gas 05! A 134 Tex. Ft. 31 Dis. Cattle F.

Trust 38 EaatTonn. 2nd 22 Erie 25JS Hocking Valley 21) Illinois Central Lake Shore 10ii Louisvillo A Nash villa 84 Manitoba llljs Kan. A Texas. 7ju Miosonri Pocillo Nat. Lead 'I'rnst Now York 10(i n.

chi. st. ma N. Y. A New England 44 N.

Sub. A Wost'n. 7 N.Y..Sos. A W.pfd.. 27 Northwestern WiH Northern Pnoifio 30ly Noithorn Pacific pfd.

73 Oregon Trans 34W PaciHo 3(i Peoria ISjjS Pine Lino Certificates MH Pullman 1874 Readinir 20W Reck Island 8DV4 Sr. A San Fran, pfd 38 St.Fanl 07 Sucar Trust 01 Texas A Pacific Union Pacific O.iH Wnlush 2 Wabash nfd 25M Western BROOKIilN SECURITIES LATEST QU0TATI0XS. Corrected daily by O. E. Staples 215 Montague st.

Mulch l. Bid. Asked. 110 Atlantlear. R.

R.Oo, Atlanttcav. ll. tt, Co. 7 p. o.

bouds Atlantic av. K. R. Co 5 p. c.

BrooklynOity K. It. Co. stook Brooklyn City tt. II.

Co. 5 p. bonds Bushwicka.7. R. Co.

(5 p. o. bonds, Broadway R. R. Co.

stock Broadway K. R. Co. 5 p. o.

bonds ioi) 102 102 100 100 107 240 crcauway it. k. uo. a p. c.

bouds B. C. Newtown R. R. Co.

7 p. c. bonds C. I. and B.

(Smith at.) R. R. Co. O.I. and B.

R. R. Uo.5 p. bonds Croustown R. R.

Co. 5 p. c. bonds South Brooklyn Cent. R.

k. 7 p. o. South Brooklyn Cent. R.

Co. (i p. c. bds Grand st. and Newtown R.

R. Co. Grand st. and Newtown R. Co.

5 p.o, bonds Brooklyn Gas Co. stock Citizens' Gas Co. stook Citizens Gas Co 5 P. c. bonds Fulton Municipal Gas Co.

stock Fulton Municipal Gas Co. (I c. Metropolitan Gas Co. stock Metropolitan Gas Co. 5 p.

c. first Nassau Gas Co. stock Nassau Gas Co. 5 p. c.

certificates People's Gas Co. stock People's Gas Go. 5 p. a bonds People's Gas Co. 0 p.

c. bonds Willianisbnrgh Gas Co. stook 101 110 105 107 109 104 00 101 10J 111 08 103 124 12J 104 102 100 SO 100 100 120 101 103 Williamsbhrgh Gas Co. p. bonds 11 ion Gas fin.

of E. N. Itnn UA 102 1CI Union Gas Co. 5 por cent, 1)0 Brooklyn Bank stock 100 Broadway Bank stook 17 Bodford Bank stock (. 15 Commercial 160 Firth Avenue Bank stook 132 First National Bank stock Fulton Bauk stook 185 KingsCountv UanKstoak 130 Hamilton Bank stock 13'J Long inland Bant Btook 150 MRUiitacturors' National Bank stock 105 Mechanics' and Traders' Bank stock 10 Meclianics' Hank stook Nassau National dank stock 200 National City Bank stock North Sido Brink stook 1G0 sixth Ward Bank stock Kprague National Bank stock 150 tvnllabout Bank stock 1J5 Brooklyn Trust Co.

stock F'nriklin Trust fin ntnek nil 15 is r. 4ar 135 25 130 420 210 Xings County Truet Co. Btock. 170 ong isiana jam anu Trust Co. stock Nassau Trust Co.

stock 155 People's Trust Co. stook 110 Brooklyn City Safo Deposit Co. stock 100 Long Island bafo DopoaitOo. KingsCountv Insurance Co. 170 Long Island Insurance Co.

stock Lafayotte Insurauco Co. stock "Ht) Nassau Insurance Co. stock 10 Phenix Insurance Co WilliamBburgh Insurance Co. perceot. Park bonds.

1915 to 1924 155 percent. Bridge bonds, 1800 to 1924.. 140 peroaut. Water bonds, 1004 to 150 percent. Park bonds.

1924 140 percent. Bridcn bonds. lOflM to min' 180' 5d 145 3'id ieo 145 vpcrcout. tvaier ooun, jim.i porcaut. to nercant.

Watnr hnnriV .1 (11 4 12. 138 118 10 1(3 l'sii 120 Kings County 4 per oeat. bonds. 5 porouat. boudd, Acadomyof Muaio union orry Now York Forrx B'klyn Municipal Kleclrio Light Oo stook.

B'kljr Incandescent Kleotrio Lifrht Oo. Citisens' Kloctrio Lisnt Oo. Btook Brooklyn Water Front and Dry Dook Oo. 6 per coot, bonds I. Watar Supply Oo.

lat mortgage a 3B 120 100 i a 40 105 iio 145 105 103 yur ucuu. 78 10!) Flatbush Watot Work Oo. 0 p. o. bond's Houth Brooklyn Saw Mill Oo.

stock Y. and So. Brooklyn Forry Oa Y.andSo. B'klyn Forry Oo. 5 p.o.

bond, Ussi)oqua Improrsnioiit Co. 0 p. o. bds 103 102 SUFFOCATED BT SMOKE. Scuekectady, N.

Mnrch 1. Tliia morniue at 1:30 o'clock tho residooco of Jftiues J. Bratlslia sv, in tliis city, trb discovered bo on fire. Mr. Bradsha camo ont on tho street, bnt went back again, probably to savo Homo of his property, but ho stayed too long, waa ovorcome by sinoko and waa Buffocated.

The firemen found him laying on tho floor of his room, dead. Considerable inysteiy surrounds origin of the tiro, but the prevailinc opinion that it waa causod by eloctrio light wires. FOUND (jllILTT OF HUBDF.il. Cincinnati, 0 March 1. Broeky Smith, on trial for tho murder of Mrs.

Byroii, has been found guilty of murder in the degree, tho penalty of which in death. His defense was insanity. XjAAYIER WILLIAM 1. THO It DEAD. PouoHKEEPaiE, N.

March 1. William Thorn, a criminal lawyer, diod hora morninc, aged 52 years. Mr. Thorn wa born in Poughkoopsio and has always boon a rosi of the city. He was ono of tho best kuowu awyors in tho Hudson lliver Valley.

DULL AND SENSATIOKAL PULPITS. the Editor or the Brooklyn Eaale: The practical preaching of tho Kov. Phillips Brooks, which is creating so great a sensation in York City, should be a lesson to many dull. iu tho pulpit that the people are alwoya ready to listen to what they feel to be of interest their welfare hero and hereafter, and that true Christianity something moro than mere pro fession which tho ohuroheB mainly insist upon. Brooklyn, February.28, 1800.

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