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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 10

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 10

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10 FOH SALE BUSINHSSi'PTTRPPSSIS. TO LETSUBURBAN BOPBRTY. FURNISHED ROOMS. WANTED SITU ATIONS PBMALES." WANTED DRESSMAKING. WANTED HELP SPECIAL.

wantedrkcruits for the united States "Marine Corps; bodied, unmarried nu the ajes of ill and SO yours. Apply ttt States Marine Kecruiclns 'ofllce, 109 st rt. N.w York Clcy. WANTED HELP FEMALES. Advertisemtrtits under ihiit heading are 50 cents Jor each inst rtion of Jie lines or iu.

WA.NT3D FIHST CLASS SKTRT HANDS AND klrt and ivals: Improvers. Apply at once at 235 Macon sc. WANTED A FIRST CLASS BOSOM 1RONEU on a shirt machine, at once; good wages. METROPOLITAN LAUNDRY, ie; Division av, Brooklyn. Nurses and Seamstresses.

A dveritscmrntit i m'. tin hraduur are 50 rents for each insertion jire hue or less. WANTED TO TAKE CURB OF BART. AND make herself peneraiiy useful, a voung girl. Call at 470 Ninth st.

WANTED TO TAKE' CARE OF CHILDREN and assist with housework, a girl. USD Carroll St, iioor. WANTED TO "ASSIST CARE OF CHIL dren 'and make heic Jf rally useiul, a young girl; mustibp v. iltlns to so to the country Call tit 2:1 St.Tames place. and TO HELP with oilier ivvjr lt this evening at friz PregM st.

Chambermaids and Waitresses. Advertisements under this heading are 50 rents for each insertion of 'Jice lines or less. WANTED A COMPETENT CHAMBER MAID and to go, to the Adirondaks next week: must hve good 'references. Apply at 167 Waver'y av, near 'Fulton at. WANTED AS UPSTAIRS A THOlT ougii nice girl; inu understand children, be willing to go to the country and have good reference; scod wages paid.

Call at 1,234 Dean st, near oNstrand av. WAITER GIrLsHfORTcE CREAM saloon. Address, where can be seen, to CREAM, Box 20. 'ag'e otlice. Wanted a "first "class waitress and chambermaid at the Homeopathic Hospital, 103 Cumberland st.

Cooks, Washers and Ironers. Advertisements under fus heading are SO cents far each insertion of Jive lines or less. WANTSD A GIRL TO GO IN THE COUNTRY lor the Summer: must be a good cook and laundress: good wages; small private family. Apply a.t Mt) Oates av. in store.

WANTED ONE AS I'OOK AND LAUNDRESS, the other as and waitress, two thoroughly competent Swedish nr German girls; to go to the country tor sis months: best of reference required. Address MORTON, Eagli Bedford branch. General Housework. 'AtoertisemAnts under this heading are 50 ctfnfs for each insertion of jive lines or less. WIANTE TO DO GENERAL A Germ.aaslrl.CaU at 206 Twelfth st.

WANTED TO DO "GENERAL" HOUSEWORK a good, willing girl. Apply to SO Jefferson av. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN a family of Ave, a girl. CAMPBELL, 112 Lrouk lyn av. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK.

A girl. Apply at Ninth av and Fifteenth st, Brooklyn. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK. A strong girl. Apply at 3,157 Bedford av for two duys.

WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK. A respectable girl or young woman. Call at once a't 340 Jefferson av, corner Tompklr.s. first flat. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK in.

a small family, a competent girl: must be a good cook and laundress. Apply 6S3 Lafayette av. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK. A girl; must be a good cook and laundress; have city reference. Call after 5 this evening at 2uS Hancock st.

WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK. A strong, willing gihl. at ones; must be a good cook, washer and ironer and come well recommended. Apply for two days at 243 JeftV son av. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN in an American family of three adults, a neat.

competent Protestant girl; wages jl4; refer ences. Call at 223 Seventeenth st. WANTED TO, DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN small family, agirl who will appreciate a good home; no Irish need apply. Call this day at 420 Seventh st. between Sixth and Seventh avp.

WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, A colored girl; good cook and laundress: citv references Call Saturday and Sunday on ARNOLD, xi taveny av. corner Myrtle, city WANTED TO. DO. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, A girl: to sleep at her own home: must be well recommen'ded and experienced: wages to coni mence $10 a month; small family. Call to nigt at 630 Haleoy st, near Reid av.

WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK. or "only cooking and assist with washing, an honest, tidy girl; good laundress; thorough wages $10 to S17, as agreed on. Mrs. SILVERA. Tenth av and Seventieth st.

Bay AMUjST CIA, J3IUUIVI.VII iWANTED TO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK. A 3 oung girl, with firsc class reference. Call at 220 Prospect av. Brookjyn for two days. WACTBlPrO DO LIGHT HOUSVORK IN family of two, a youn woman; good home and $12 per month.

Call only between 6 and 7 o'clock. this evening, positively not before 6, at 154 Jay st, corner Sands; third hell, right. WANTED TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK, A young girl or middle aged woman; must be willing and obliging and no objection to children: good home to right party. Call not later than 10 clock to morrow at S43 Hancock st. Employment Agencies.

WANTED YOUNG GENERAL HOUSEWORK ers. cooks who wash and iron, first class laundresses. French nurses wanted at once. Mrs. L.

SEELY. 2 Bond st. corner Fulton; New York office. 6S West Twenty Second st. WANTEJ SERVANTS SITUATIONS NOW reay in an parts of city and country.

Brooklyn Employment ureatl. 105 Pineapple st, one door from Fulton, half way between Citv Hall and Bridge; managed by ladles; established 25 years. "WANTED HELP MALES. Advertisements under thU heading are 50 renU for each insertion jive lines or less. "WANTED AS "WAITER, A YOUNG MAN; ONE who can open oysters.

Elm place. WANTED ASSISTANT I3ARKEEPER mixer. Apply to FARRELL'3 HOTEL, Island Boulevard, ParkviUo. PAIR Coney 'WANTED LEARNERS FOR NEWSPAPER pen ALPHA, Box CO, Easle of flee. "WANTED A WAITER IN SMALL BOARDING house, a young man; only those thoroughly competent need apply.

177 Sixih av. "WANTED TO FEED GORDON PRESS, A BOY; experienced hand only. Apply at Eagle Job Printing Offlce. fifth 'floor, EagV; Building. WA NT ED AS CARPET LA YER7STEAI5y, RE liable man; for enenil liofil work.

Apply to MANSION HOUSE. IS Jlrk st. WANTED STEADY POSITION IS OFFERED toC good men. big money; something new; energy and push required. A.

EDWARDS, care Leon ard Moody, 20 Court t. WANTED TO" AK Ef HI SLl SEF LI A bicycle store, a rtippectable. irulusirioui young with. good refcre nces; one with knowle lgft of the business preferTed: walking delegates need not a.pply. 1.17", Bedfj rd av.

WANTED AN E.FtGEriCSESM.iPTw the lumber "tr.ide: one familiar with Brooklyn, and who can sj eak Carman prferre l. Replv" in writing to J. C. CHARY, IAitnber Trade Journal. IS Brrwirtway.

New York. WANTED FOR DIPPING HEAVY IRON BEDS and hanging on hooks high up. a strong, thin. vtry tall man; good snber nun, expf rionoed If possible; fte wapes for vry steady Job Addreps BEDSTEADS, Kagle Fifth av lruneh. WANTED aVDRIVER FOIl BOTTTTe BEETt wagon, a young man 'jr A.iritr.oa:i; on" who has a good mute in Brooklyn; must har gnod rfffreneo or privo Address BREWERY.

Box 3. Eagle branch, 4i Croad way. WAXTOT SJTUATIOXS FEMALES. WANTED SITUATION AS SAL! A I competent girl; uge IM gnfpd reff n. r.

frnni present emplnywr. Call for two days at 7Z Lafavettp av, Brooklyn. Nurses and Seamstresses. WANTED SITUATION TO TAKE CARE OF A chfld over 1 yoars old' in a spt r.imily, by a SwedUh girl, 15 years of ag.j. Address ANNA, Earlc olIW.

WANTED ATlON 1 trust: ekW.y or invalid ANY POSITION OF growing chil dren. by a ysung ladyUKe German; experience: referonc; ol joi ii.ni to t. AdU: or call ii; Wil. uivliy WANTED SITUATION AS "SEA MSTRESP AND maid, by English girl, who umUTAMndi dressmaking. A ppty to Is.

1,593 Atlunile avenue. Cliarnberniaids' a.nd Waitresses. WAXTKD AS A CHAM UKltM ID and wai ss. by a colored woniani has go.i lty rvtetvover. call for days at k.wi st.

WAN I r.li SITI Arf A CHAMliEItMAlU anil fulnliy. i.ty like Wolcil st ir do nfju. eworlt in a private i f'UiiK uo renet'S; i country. Call for two days at 1U9 WANTEf SITI ATION AS A and waltr s. a re.

'ia ctnb CH. MIJEftMAID i sirl; has four years' i rii hi; be found wi.IiMK anJ ii address v.nMnMAiri llOUSf. ou private rt yo days 1J. Hox WANTED SIT AT tOX rf A OH. or tvaitress, a pri to do general hous.

li family; willing ami oliliitlng: v. 1, tho country. Call'itU iln wee: at 'Jl'j Hrid tc no cards. 'i WANTED SITUATION TO DO Ul' STAIUS; work and assist with children iam! se a respectable young girl; wllliJLx and city references. Call at 322 uSrs rn' st.

I WANTED SITUATION TO' DOI I.U'STAIRS 1 work or. general housework, win wash Ins I and Ironlrur. by a colored arirl: city refer av, Brook ence. Call for two days at 103 Caritl hm nt six si, 9 I LET A HOUSE SECOND AV. NEJAB Seventy second Bt, Bay Ridge; 12 rooms; all Improvements; nice grounds; good location; near water; fire minutes from train or loat; rent $ooo per year.

For further particulars Inquire or D. DRISCOLL. Second av and Wakem an place, Bay Rlae. TO LET APARTMENT HOUSES. LET APARTMENTS IN THE ELEGANT apartment house, 2S7 Qulncy ct, near Nostrand av station; all light containing parlor, music room, library, 4 bedrooms, kitchen, bath and diningroom; steam heat; fuel for range; telephone.

Owner on premises. LET APARTMENTS A FEW! OF THOSE elegant steam heated apartments of the Nassau Land and improvement situated on Ninth st, one block from Prospect Park; they are new, are elegantly decorated and finished ana are in perfect condition; have 6 rooms, bathroom and private hall; price $27 and 52S, including Janitor a services. Apply on premises, 481 Ninth st. TO LET PARTS OP HOUSES. LET PART OF HOUSE FLOOR IN PRI vato brown stone house; 5 rooms and "bath; convenient for housekeeping: awning, shades, screens and stairs furnished.

229 Fifty fifth Bt; LET PART OF HOUSE 2S3 LIVINGSTON st, near Hanover place; a parlor floor and basement; 6 good rooms; all improvements; suitable for milliner or dressmaker; rent 520; also third floor, 4 in gooa oroer; rent LET PART OF HOUSE 350 HALSEY ST brick and stone, good order, all improvements, 7 rooms and bath, rent 52S; one adult only other occupant; also 372 Holsey 2 rooms, parlor floor, with owner, furnished or unfurnished, suit able ror physician. LET PART OF HOUSE ONLY 515: 79 WA verly av, between Myrtle and Park second noor, rooms; good order; range, tubs, two blocks from Wallabout Market; others. Apply on premises, or TO LET APARTMENTS. LET APARTMENTS CHEAP; CLEAN; within seven minutes' wane or onage; nun son av. near Myrtle, 5 rooms, 1 Prince court, near Tlllary st, 3 good rooms, flooy through, 6 rooms, others.

W. H. GRACE, Wiuoughuy ana jay ats. TO LET 3TORE3. LET STORE FINE STORE; GOOD LOCA tlon for bicycle ana repair snop.

fittx ntima, 50 Brooklyn av. LET STOREVIN BROOKLYN; PLATE glass; 2 rooms; best ousinesa acana; wiaefft avenue. 203 Fourth near Union Brook lyn. CORNER STORE TO LET. Central av, corner Woodbine st, 25 foot store; rent $40; keys with Janitor.

LET STORE CORNBR. STORE, EVER sreen av and Hart st, with staDie; good place for' butcher, grocer or baker; also first floor; will rent low to good party. Apply to H. FICHTER, 586 Hart st. TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

LET LOFTS THREE LOFTS AT II VINE st, near Fulton Ferry; suitaoie tor storage or light manufacturing purposes. Apply to P. GELSON, Easle office. TO LET OR LEASE. FLOORS, 40x50 AND 50x03, WITH, POWER.

Light on four sides; Insurance law. J. P. G. F.

SIMPSON, Kent av and Rodney st. Brooklyn. N. Y. LET DESK ROOM FULLY FURNISHED; cheapest, hest, most central, in midst or tsrooK Ivn hnslest center; eround floor.

H. GRACE'S new large real estate office. W1I loughy and Jay sts; rent $4 upward; also of fices and stores to let. FOR SALE HOUSES. FOR LE HOUSE 223 EAST TWENTY ninth st, Flatbush; cottage.

6 rooms and Dath room: oDen nlumblnE. an modern improve ments; forty five nilnutes from New York City Hall: cheap, compelled to eell at once. FOR SALE HOUSE BARGAIN 14,000 WILL buy a 2 story and basement brick house in perfect order; convenient to' and trolley road. Keys with MARION GRIMES, 1,090 Fulton street. FOR SALE HOUSE CLINTON ST, BETWEEN Carroll and President 25 reet rront 4 story brick and brown stone dwelling, with extension: will be sold very cheap.

EXECUTOR, Loek Box 1.S77, New York. FOR SALE HOUSE 2 STORY AND BASE ment stone; 3 rooms; oa'th; 716 iiaaison st, near Keld av; easy terms; open Decoration Day and Sunday. afternoon; a bargain; see It. Owner, PAX.MER, 455 Sumner av. FOR SALE HOUSE 500 CASH: PRICE 17,750: a very, desirable 3 story Day window Drown stone dwelling on Park elope; adapted for either one or two families; a big bargain.

THOMAS ROSECRANS, 21)6 Seventh av. OR SALE HOUbr. lUai IJlSA MaAU Bedford av, union ijeajrue ciuu imuuu ment; a beauty. ONLY 1 2,500, well'worth tlSiOOO. but must be sold.

FOR SALE HOUSE GREAT BARGAIN; 204 Clermont av. corner Wllloughoy; grand 3 story and basement brlck, side bey windows; all improvements; only $5,000 remain. H. W. R02BLL.

Corner Myrtle av and Adelphl st; open evenings. FOR SALE HOUSE 20 FEET 2 STORY basement and cellar; 14 rooms; two complete sets of Improvements; stone tubs; gas fixtures; cabinet trim; fancy grills: buffet; Iron fence, cheap. F. DHUY, premises, 1.829 Atlantic av, near Buffalo. FOR SALE HOUSE EXECUTOR'S SALCEJ; bargain; 1,032 Jefferson av; nearly new; two family, frame houBe; two sets Improvements; 7 rooms each; bottom J4.OO0; J1.000 cash.

H. W. ROZELL. Corner Myrtle av and Adelphl. st; open evenings.

FOR SALE HOUSES BARGAIN; $3,300:. A 2 story ana cuiiar; io iwbib uiiu uain, all improvements; gas fixtures; cabinet trim; pillar mantels; Iron fence; lot 127 feet; terms easy. F. DHUY, on premises, 1,365 Park place, near Utica av. FOR SALE HOUSE A MODERN AND MODEL home; only 3U0 casn, oaiance, per montn, wntch sum inciuaes an new houses: 7 lante rooms and bath; tiled hearths: open plumbing; all Improvements, etc.

1,340 Park place, near Schenectady av; Bergen or Douglass st cars. TWO FAMILY HOUSES. 2 storv and basement: the most complete house of the kind ever butlt In this city; hard wood throughout; Prospect place. Dexween vanaerotit and Underbill avs; two blocks from Prospect Park. w.

B. maktu, 3oo umoeriand et. $2,000. HOUSE. $2,000.

Very cheap, but we will let It go; 5 good rooms, decorated; range, hot and cold, water; close to new park boulevard and station; take Kings County to Chestnut st station; office foot of steps. THE GERMAN AMERICAN IMP. CO. 328 JEFFERSON AV, NEAR TOriPKINS; the above house is a 3 story and basement brown stone, trimmed throughout with hard wood and finished with all modern Improvements. Apply to bu.

M. STUtsEi, 1.3S4 Dean at. FOR FlAiLE HOUSE MC DONOUGH ST. near Rainh av: now that consolidation is as sured don't wait until prices go up, but buy now; I nave Me tinest story ana Dasement ana rtnion variez ated stone fronts. sa par lors, tiled "bath rooms; open plumbing; parquet noors; gas grates, com storage; open tor inspection.

M. T. REYNOLDS. ONLY $3,300 TJuys handsome, well built house; all Improvements; for two families; 2 ranges; 2 baths, finest, healthiest location In Brooklyn; half block rrom cars; an newiy aecoraieo; terms 10 suit open Decoration day: Sunday, 2 to 6. SCKOONOVER, 1.2CG Third av, near Fifty fourth st.

BERGEN ST, NEAR BROOKLYN AV, 3 story and basement white stone and fancy nncK rront. nouses; oum in.xne oesi manner and first clas3 in every respect: will be sold at a low price and on easy terms: wouia exchange for small houses or lots; open. Appty to GEO. H. STONE, 1.364 Dean St.

FOR SALE. HOUSES. S1.S00: Lafayette av. near Re id, 2 story French roof and basement frame, 20x40x100; 12 rooms and bath. S2.500: 2 storv and brick basement frame.

rooms and bath; greatest bargains ever offered in the Greater Jvew lorn, upen Memorial uay. JOHNSON SON. 64 Reld av. LARGE HOUSES, DEAN ST, Near Brooklyn Av. Nos.

1,363 and the only houses remaining of thart. o.ooic or nine; 3 ana ty stones ana nasement, with lanre extension dinimrroom and laundry, but ler's pantry and back stairs; the above artistic houses are thoroughly well built and complete in every respect; neighborhood unexcelled. Apply on premises or or ARTHUR G. STONE, 1,370 Dean Bt. BEFORE PURCHASING A HOME LOOK AT THE FIVE NEW HOUSES JUST COMPLETED AT FIRST ST.

between Seventh and Eighth avs; these houses in style and finish are not excelled by any in thfs city, and Intending buyers should examine the many new features in trod uced price low, terms eaey: op irioratlon iJav. BURRILL BROTHERS, ISO Seventh av, corner Second st For Houses and Apartments WANT column. wanted see FOR SALE STORE PROPERTY. FOK KALE STORE PROPKHri FIFTH AV, near Union st: 4 storv simile store and flats i.rlce all rented: also 4 double stores and Hats In same neighborhood: rent price 81 Fifth av. FOR EXCHANGE.

1 OR KXCIIANOE EOU1TY J2.000 IN TWO houses, in the Twelfth vard. well rented, for same equity In one limine Twentieth WardJ or lant o.ti v.uriun a v. FOR SALE COUNTRY FOR SALTC HOUSES A MODERN COTTAGE, with improvements. At. 7 rooms; 3GX100: near river or rallnlod station: J3.000; also.

room oottaKe: tfl.rO; 2fxll0. J. 11. TOWNSEND. Whitestone; L.

I. Day Advertisements wider this heading are 00 cents for eofch insertion, of Jive lines or less. FURNISHED ROOMS A SQUARE ROOM; ALSO hall room: good closet room; light and air'; pteas am surroundings. ICO Clln'ton t. FURNISHED ROOMS COOL, COMFORTABLE, well furnished front rooms; conveniences, etc; In private family; do other boarders; breakfast If desired; terms reasonable; references; Union Et, near Court; fifteen minutes from bridge and ferry.

Address SELECT, Eagle olllce. FURNISHED ROOMS LARGE SQUARE ROOMS, furnished to suit tenant or partly furnished; hot and cold water, large closets, gas. bath, use of refrigerator, kitchen and laundry if desired: everything first class; prices moderate. 217 Schermerhorn st. FURNISHED ROOM'S 17 HOYT ST, NEAR Schermerhorn Choice large furnished rooms on second and third floor: exceptionally clean; use of bath; suitable' for one or two gentlemen or business women; no children In house; private family.

TO LET FLATS. TO XjET FLAT SECOND FLAT, 6 ROOMS AND bath: in good order: 515 if let at once, ma ui ton st. near Adeiphi In store. TO LET FLAT ALL LIGHT FLAT; 5 ROOMS and bath: 42 Brooklyn av: rent 510. Appiy to Janitor.

TO LET FLATS TWO. MODERN. SINGLE flats: rooms and bath: tine location: tnree min utes from Wall st or Souih Ferry; 521 and J23 Inquire otn Janitor, 309 Hlclts st. TO LET FLATS A FEW LEFT. WITH ALL Improvements.

In 4S1 and 153 St. near JNintn av, rrom 9ld to 510. on yreuuses, THOMAS BROWN, builder. TO LET FLATS 2 CHOICE SINOLE FLATS on the Park slope: one Irrst at 523 ana one second at S25: 247 and 219 prospect place. DELANCY.

UUbU.a. TO LET FLAT A CORNER FLAT: 24XG5: 6 large rooms and bath; top floor, to let; rent 4. Inaulre on premises. 131 Tompkins av, corner Vemon, or 192U Stockton st. between Tompkins and Thruop avs.

F. C. KRETZ. owner. TO LET FLATS NEW FLATS; JUST FIN lshed; 5 rooms and bath; all Improvements; fire proof; bicycle room; Al janitor service; rent 517 up; open iu a.

10 4 r. a. 444 ana mo near Tompkins. TO LET FLAT A LOVELY CORNER FLAT, three minutes walk to Dridge; respectable neigh borhood rent reasonable to adults. Inquire in drug store, corner of Henry and Orange streets.

TO LET FLATS 393 SEVENTEENTH ST, BE tween Seventh and Eighth avs; reduced rent; 5 rooms and bath; good order; healthy location; Janitor service: rent $12, 512.50 and $13. Inquire of janl tor, on premises. TO LET FLATS FIRST AND SECOND HAND somely decorate! flats to let; 7 rooms each; all light and extra large rooms; all improvements, etc. terms reasonable and desirable parties. 424 President st, one block from Carroll Park.

TO LET PLATS IX THE SUXNYSIDE. Ml Clifton 'pluce; near Lexlnffton av 5 rooms and bat'h; all with outride windows like a corner: H7; also same at 100 Franklin av; $13. See Janitor on the premises. TO LET PLATS 4 AND 5 ROOMS. JU, $12, J13 ana 514; all newly cleaned; perfect order; possession now; private hall: down town and near to the road and Dridge.

entrance. Permits of COOK SOX, 53 Sands st. Real Estate Offlce. Union Si, near Clinton, steam heat; large rooms and bath: decorated: all modern improvements; five minutes from South Ferry; trolley cars one block; moderate rpntp. Inquire at it uninn sr.

TO LET FLAT ONE FLIGHT UP: VERY cheap and desirable; 6 rooms; outside windows; plate glass in front; private soapstone tubs; electric bell; In first class order; rent S19 to June janitor service; two roads. 455 Tompkins av, corner Macon st. Greene Av, near rsostrand, large rooms and bath; well lighted and ventilated decorated: halls heated Improvements. convenient to trolley and road; modern; Inquire a.t 09 Greene a v. TO LET FLAT OUTSIDE FLAT 7 ROOMS and bath: decorated; steam heated; evory room light: janitor services on premises special In ducements for Summer months; ring janitor's bell, 210 Sixth av; C.

N. MOODY 189 Garfield PI, near Seventh Av. Steam heat; 7 large rooms and bath; decorated; all improvements; nrst class condition; convenient to trolley and roads; moderate rents. In qtiire at IPS OarflHd nl. $12 to $14; 4 Light Rooms.

Small families only; no stores underneath; al improvements; halls lighted and Brussels carpets electric bells, dumb waiters, door openers. In quire owner ana janitor on premises, 145 Fourth avenue. TO LET FLATS THE HARRISON; NEW; 7 rooms; 197 Harrison st (at Clinton), opposite church grounds; private block; ferries, five minutes: nrlvate hallB: Janitor: mirrored man. tela; combination gas coal ranges; all outside windows; resident owner; small families; sia $26. TO LET FLATS AT REDUCED PRICES A larara brick bav window: rooms ana oath: an improvements; handsomely decorated: private halls; carpeted halls and stairs; attractive and spacious vestibule; only $14 and $15; free till July .1.

29 Marion st: near Uttea av eta tlon of Kings County L. Janitor or HENRY L. RED field. 16 Court st. TO LET HOUSES.

TO LET HOUSE A FURNISHED COTTAGE. for the Summer, to a small family, in a suouro ot riroOKlyn; ail improvements. Aaarens u. PINK, 44 Court st. Brooklyn.

TO LET HOU5 525 2 STORY HIGH UA6E mcnt ortck; alt improvements; line oruer; newiy VttitnKxl; good neig near elevated; Herkimer st, near Saratoga av; sell cheap new is the time to buy; terms to suit. COREY, 1,943 Fulton st. TO LET HOUSES LEADING STREETS, NEAR citv Hall: rents reduced: nouses properly re paired under my supervision since May 1: sult aole Doaramg nouses or lurnisneu rooms, vv. n. GRACE, Manager ot Estates, "Wllloughby and sts.

TO LET HOUSES 3 FAMILY: II ROOMS AND toaths: a.l improvements: naar two iroi.ey une: rent $25; also, 2 story and basement two family brown house, decoratea; rent rree unti 15: mpn Decoration Dav. DUNCAN I ROBERTS. 1,545 Broadway, above Chaunccy st station. 328 JEFFERSON AV, NEAR TOMPKINS; the above house 1b a 3 story and basement brown atone, trimmed throughout with hard wood and iinisned with all modern improvements. Appiy to GEO.

h. stums, l.aw uean st TO LET APARTMENTS FURNISHED. TO LET APARTMENTS FURNISHED OR UN furnished; 22 Strong place; cool and delightful for Summer. Apply to janitor on premises. TO LET COUNTRY PROPERTY.

TO LET HOUSE NY ACK. N. FOR SEA son. furnished cottatre of 8 rooms and bath with stable. For terms address Box 625, Nyack, N.

Y. TO LET HOUSE AT BLOOMPIELD. N. new houee. 10 rooms and reception hall; all Im rvrovemenrcs: newly capered throughout: conven ient to trains and trolley lines.

Address or call on FOLSOM, 40 Park st. Bloomfleld, N. J. TO LET FURNISHED COTTAGE, HEART OF Sea Cliff; 11 rooms; suitable for boarders or private; fruit, shade, shrubbery, $250. Key at OLDRIN'S.

sea uim. JOSHUA W. POWELL, owner. St. James.

L. FURNISHED COLONIAL COTTAGE AT MIL "burn, to let; 10 rooms, bath, water bathing and boating near; shade and' fruit every way desirauie; ataire at uepot. C. O'H. CRAIG IE.

TO LET HOUSE EAST ORANGE. N. Y. French roof house. 0 rooms; lot 50x17.0; high ground; neighborhood five mlnuntes to station; rent $30 per month.

Inquire at LIB BY'S, 1 Fulton st. New lork. A PRETTY COTTAGE Of 0 rooms, barm, in Randall Park, for $17 month, year or season also one uf 7 Tooms, for 512.50; three furnished nouses, ou to per montn TO LET COTTAGE FOit SEASON, IN PINE Hill Vlllaire: rooms an newiy and nicely rur nlshed (Complete for housekeeping. For further particulars address CHARLES D. SIAGUU.L, Pine Hill.

I ister County, N. Y. TO LET MERRICK, L. A 3 STORY house, unfurn.shed; ii rooms: two acres of land stable and carriage house; one hour from No York: ten minutes from depot. Appiy to H.

H. CAM.MAN'N tc 51 Liberty st. New York. TO LET HOUSE AT BRICK CHURCH. N.

for Summer months, furnished house. 9 rooms nil lmuravements: stable, snide, lawn, grul flowers: a bargain. Call or address 5. M. T.A LOH, Rocm liii).

Western Union Building, New xork try. TO LET UOtTSE MAflSAPEQUA, L. FULLY furnished house, on the Ki'eat South road, oupo s)ie Eplseopa Chureh; 10 acres of land; stable and carrijRe house; garden idanted; ice houne illled. Api.y to H. K.

CAMMANN Eil Liberty m. New York. TO LET COTTAGE OR FOR. SALE, ON THE gouth side of Long Island, furnished; fine location; 10 rooms; stable; flr.o lawn and shade trees; near the, bay; rent low, or price reasonable. F.

MTSLYILLE. owner, 85 S7 Rt ade 8t, New York. AN UNFURNISHED COTTAGE, i In Randall Pari near depot; 9 rooms; srablp; 575 a 7 room ho.ce for i a furnl i hourie of rooms in tipple pie order; lava fc iu.i J2')J). CH A3. L.

WALLACE. Freeport, L. "TO LET FOR THE SUMMER. Country residence at Woodstock. Conn.

two hour from four from New York; thrnutr. i trains; hnuife fully furnished and stables equippi carriasod rtn' it dcalred; rent very rc.a.HOiable. Aldr 3 Mr. W. If.

WILLIAMS. ISS Carrol Ft, Brooklyn, X. Y. ATLANTIC! IHGIiLANDS. N.

.1. TO LET Summer cozuiKe. neatly 0 ro.ims and lidth; wj.ter and newer connection lint and yhade tres; llnely located; lotiklnK jcean and 1 ny; piano in the house; price 54f. Apply to J. W.

SEAMAN. Nassau National Hank of Hr Bay Shore, Long Island i TO LET OR FOR SALE, furnished. ploturcue Orient cot'ta rte. 14 rosinid; bath, rfaa, electric litcht; "1 ft.nr rn thrgn al 1 fln laWT1 shaded: Liable for three five minutes from bay: terms Dr. BYRNE.

311 Ciln ton ot. TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO 407 TO TO TO if WANTED DRESSMAKING A DRESSMAKER wants more customers; good fitter, stylish; 32.75 per day. Address Mrs. 52 Lafayette avenue. WANTED JDR 3SSMAKiXO BT FIRST CLASS dressmaker, engagements In families by the day; competent to do all kinds of family sewing.

In eluding children's elorhes and fine white work; terms moderate: best references. Address PRIElSBMAKEm, Eagle office. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED BICYCLE FOR FREE AND CLEAR lots; will add little cash for high grade wheel. Call evenings on VAN B.

HAGERMAN, 1,538 Bushwick av, Brooklyn. WANTED LEFT OFF CLOTHING LADIES' and gentlemen I win pay 200 per cent, more than any other dealer in the city. Call on or Address Mr. and Mrs. PHILLIPS, 64 Smith st, between Schemierhorn and State.

WANTED CAST OFF CLOTHING MAWN 77 PtKa li av. formerly or i'Jo nuason av. will pay more for all kinds of cast off clothing and old sealskins than any other dealer on earth. Please call or send your order. WANTED (14.000 AT 4 PER CENT.

ON FIRST mortgage, on elegant new apartment nouse; un est neighborhood; near ferries; 11 75 rooms; janitor; rental. value J30.U00; resident owner. Address OWNER, Box 15, Eagle office. WANTED WASHING. ETC.

WANTED WASHING AND IRONING BY A respectable woman, to go out by the day. Call for two days at 73 Kosciusko St. WANTED WASHING AND IRONINGj TD GO out by the day or to take home, by a Swedish woman. Flense all the week at 116 Fifth av, one flight up; Mrs. JOHNSON.

WANTED WASHING AND IRONING BY A respectable woman. to go out by the day or take home; is first class laundress; has best city reference. Call at 1.424 Bergen st. top floor. WANTED WORK WASHING AND IRONING, or riousecleeinlng.

to go out by the day, by a respectable woman. Call or address 262 Atlantic av, second flat. WANTED WORK BY A RESPECTABLE WO man. washlmr and Ironing, to go out oy th. day.

or housecleaning: has good city reference. Call for two days at 3 Ninth st. WANTED WORK BY A RES PECTABLE woman, to go out by the day or take washing hdme. Please call for two days at 667 Douglass St. near Classen av; please' ring first bell.

WANTED WORK WASHING AND IRONING, to go out by the da or housecleaning. by a respectable Danish woman: has good city reference. Cull for two days at 10 Columbia place. Room 74. WANTED ROOMS FURNISHED.

WANTED ROOM FURNISHED A GBNTLE man wants a small room 'near City Hall. Address SILICON, Bogle office. BOARDING. Advertisements under this heading are 60 cents fsv each insertion of Jive lint or less. BOARD OR TABLE BOARD, "WITH ROOMS; nicely furnished; use of bath; convenient to cars.

112 Bergen st, near smith. BOARD 197 CLINTON ST LARGE AND SMALL rooms, cool and pleasant, with all conveniences, near ail car routes, bridge and ferries; an excel lent table; table board; reference. BOARD 131 STATE ST ON THE HEIGHTS nicely furnished rooms: single and large, with all improvements; table nrst class; terms rea private neighborhood. BOARD 5 LAFAYETTE AV LARGE FRONT room, cn second floor; nlceiy furnished: all im provemeats; also, hall room, on third floor; table boarders. BOAKD A PRTVATB FAMILY HAS A BSD room and back parlor they would like to rent.

either with or without board. Apply, with ref erence, at 4.3 Fran'klln av. BOARD CLARENDON HOTEL, WASHINGTON ST. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, Desirable rooms at Summer rates. 356 HENRY ST.

Nicely furnished, cool rooms, with first class board at Summer prices; convenient location; Ave walk to all at and South ferries. 17 BREVOORT PLACE. DESIRABLE ROOMS. TO LET. WITH BOARD.

A FEW TABLE BOARDERS DESIRED. REFERENCES. BOARD PIERREPONT HOUSE MONTAGUE st, Brooklyn Heights; American and European plan; first class accommodations for gentlemen and families at very moderate rates; inspection invited. BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS, 9S Henry st; five minute? to bridge; nicely furnished rooms, with all Improvements, to let, with excellent board; terms $5 to 56 weekly: refer ences. BOAKD OX aEIG HTSPIjBASAXT ROOMS larje and small on second floor; also parlor floor of 3 rooms.

64 'Livingston si, between Clin ton and convenient to bridge and ferries. BOARIV 163 HALSEY ST, NEAR MARCT AV Second story alcove, back nquare room, with first claps boara, to aesiraoie party; together oi separately: modern; newly furnished house; fam liy oi anuits; terms moderate; not BOARD 19 BREVOORT PLACE A HANDSOME square room, wun an conveniences and nrs class table: also hall room: choicest locality coo: and shady; two minutes to Franklin av, Kings County table boarders desired; ref erences. BOARD 32 SOUTH OXFORD ST $5 PLEAS ant nail room, with loiding also, nana somely furnished large room: all improvements suitable for two, table and attendance tlrat class; location very desirable; walking distance to bridge. BOARD GENTLEMEN OR MARRIED COUPLE can und pleasant home with, private family oc cupylng their own house; handsomely located on Dean st, near Nostrand av; large room, with all Improvements references terms. $6 each, O.

Eagle Bedford branch. BOARD AT HOTEL ST. GEORGE, CLARK ST, isrooKivn tieiKhts Reduced rates for Summer parlor bedroom, bathroom. $10 up per week: Continental table d'hote a specialty; breakfast, four courses, 40 cents lunch, four courses, 3a cents: dinner, five courses, cents. BOARD WANTED.

BOARD WASTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND wife, large front room, second or 'third floor, with board; Hill section preferred; references; stile terms. Address i. Box omce. FURNISHED ROOMS. Advertisements under thU heading are 50 cents for each insertion qf jtve lines or tens.

FURNISHED ROOM 369 BRIDGE ST; LARGE square room to let; nicely furnished; also small rooms. FURNISHED ROOM AT 176 STATE ST. NEAR Clinton; large furnished room, with hot and cold water and all improvements, in private family. FURNISHED ROOMS NICELY FURNISHED rooms, with beard; running water; gentlemen or man and wife. 303 Lavinggton FURNISHED ROOMS 3 NICELY FURNISHED rooms, one large alcove, 51 up per week; gas and bath; convenient to bridge and all lines of cars.

4iVi iorth Poriianti av. FURNISHED ROOM NEWLY RENOVATED, with use of bath: hot and cold water: conven Jent to bridge and ferries. Addiess 23 Wyckoff st, ntar wourt. Ft'RN'SHED ROOMS NEWLY, FURNISHED rooma, suitable for centiemen or married cou pies; rents very moderate; board If desired. 84, South Ninth st.

FURNISHED ROOM LARGE. NICELY FUR nished second story front room; hot and cold water. Jarge cJo sei, use of bath; terms moderate 6 xnird st, near smith. FURNISHED ROOMS 27 SEVENTH AV, ON the beau Park slope: very handsomely fur nlshed single rooms: juwt the place for lovers oi iuietness and comtrt. FURNISHED ROOMS 436 HALSEY ST; PLEAS and large rooma, for one or two gentlemen; nicely furnished; hot and cold water; large closets gas ajia nam; can an ween.

FURNISHED ROOMS 13S MADISON ST, NEAR Bedford av; all newly furnished and decorated also rooms unfurnished; table board opposite references excuangeu. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOU.SBKEEBIN or two geiiciemen. pleasant furnished room: per week; hall room. $1.26 per week; three mln utfs to the bridge, jus t. FURNISHED ROOMS PINEAPPLE Five minutes from bridge and ferries; ST large pleasant cool ru nn; also single room gas of bath; Summer prices; reference (julred.

re FURNISHED ROOMS A LARGE FRONT HA LI. room; lrw room and ledroom for light housekeeping: rent reasonable. 55 Lafayette av. corner Fulton tt. ar.d near Fort Greene place; close to elevated station.

FURNISHED ROOMS ON SECOND OH THIRD floor, with or wlrliout good location; one block from Ki. igs County private family; references exchanged. 117 McDonough at. LJrook lyn. HOOM A LARtJB ROOM.

Nlt'K ly J. on the second or third Door to let; hot and coi water, lare cIoim; house conveniently located; family private. 27 Fj rt Gn on! e. FlTHXISflKT) ROOil A LARGE, WELL. FUR nishod room; larfie' closets; hot and irold water; buthror.m adjoining; W.

four mlnutea to bridge ar.d ferries. 4 Willow at, one block from 7 uctwoen iioyt ana a iroru nail ronn, well furni. ned, with every convenient, to lot, in a third siory hrown hour.c. within a blot. of two iiics fur uOjU; hn.i.

d. KITRNISHBD ItOOMS 2 MRf' JK JtOoTl; TO jeiher or separate; ffood cloiret room to tjtfntle nvt ri or hotisrkeeplnK; ush of bath and laundry; term. i moderate ten minutes' walk to brldo. 3S'j Hridse st, itween Fultrn and Fl'RXISHED ROOMS WASHING TON Prosjiect st, 4S; large rront and connecting rooms running water; every thing for house i to t3; hath; laundry: small rooms 41 up. Call ra wek.

fi'rx is i fEP lino Ars 7 La rA yettk a auare rooms Keond and third Iloor; fjddine ojKn beds; hot and cold water; flcj Heta; Kaj ar.d nth: verj buitable for wentle mfn; near nrxi nil troijey unes; con venlent to bridge und ferries; terms reasonable. FURNISHED ROOM IS4 SCHERMERHORN ST rvsirable large room for one or two gentlemen; folding or open bed: Kan, bath, hot ami cold water: latest sanitary large closets: sup rlor accommodations; reasonable price: table bc. a. rjenr. Chambermaids and Waitresses.

WAXTHD SITUATION TO DO THE Ftnlrs work or mind children and sew, a most respectable, competent young, can see before facing to the country. Call faclrlc st. "WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE UPSTAIRS work und waiting, by young girl lately landed; hits lived out on the other side two years and months: best reference from lutt employer. (Mil on Mrs. CX'MMINGS, Prospect av, between Tenth and Eleventh.

WANTED SITUATION BY HER FORMER emioy. r. ir a competent and willing Swedish (rirl. nr, chambermaid: Apply at 101 Columbia heights. A NTE SITU AT ION AS A WAITRESS OR chambermaid In a boarding house, by a' respectable young girl.

Call for two days at 91 Johnson st. Cooks, Washers and Ironers. WANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, WASHER and ironer. by a respectable woman. 697 Myrtle avenue.

WANTED SITUATION AS COOK OR HOUSE Itevper. by a respectnble Scotch woman: best of reference. Pieufe call for two days at ISO Calyer Greenpolnt. E. D.

wanted irruTfioN AS A COOK IN SMALL family, by a middle aged woman; no. washing; good reference. Please call for two days at 53 Utlea. av. wanted situation as cook and'laun dress, or would do housework in a small family; best of city references.

Please call at. 331 Henry st; one flight, front. wanted situation as a cook and laundress in a private family: first class reference; no objection to going to the country. 306 Fr. klln av.

second floor. WANTED SITUATION AS A COOK OR TO do general housework, by a respectable girl; good city reference. Please call for two days at 37 Vanderbiit av. WANTED SITUATION AS A COOK AND laundress in private family or would do general housework in a small family, by a respectable young woman: no objection to the. country.

Fleaee call for two days at 68 Columbia st. WANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST CLASS cooTt. and laundress in a private family. call to day or to morrow morning at 946 Pacific street. WANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST CLASS cook, by a thoroughly competent colored woman; ten years' reference.

Call or address H. SMITH. Cleveland place. WANTED SITUATION A3 A FIRST CLASS cook, wasner and ironer, oy a respectable worn an: willing and obliging; has good city reference no objection to country. Please call for two days at S3 Baltic st, Brooklyn; one flight up.

General Housework. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a competent Swedjsh girl. Apply u.t i.uuijv Atlantic av. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, in a small family, by a girl. Call ror two days ct 2 Congress st, Brooklyn.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a good, respectable girl; good oppress i. lossutn place. W.VNTi TD SITUATION TO DO THE GE NERAi. nouseworK. oy a young sin; would like to go noma mgnia.

xsieecKer st, ground, noor. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL nouseworK. by a respectable young girl: is plain cook and laundress, with reference. Please call at GS Union st. one flight to the right.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework In a small private family, by a Swedish girl; flat preferred. Call for two days at tn. Alarms av. nrst noor: no cards. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL nouseworK tor a small family, by a young girl.

Can be seenat present employer's, 42 Pulaski si. ugiween ana avs. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a respectable woman; willing to go in tne country: nas good city references. Call lor two oays at his vanderbiit aw WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE ORVFRAT. housework, in a small family, by a Norwegian gin.

Appiy or aaaress j. Avenue canarsie. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a respectable young Finland girl. Call for two days at 139 Twenty eighth st, first noor. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE OEXEBU.

housework, by a young Norwegian girl; can talk goou Kngusn. call on Mrs. OLSEN, 452 Six teontn st. Brooklyn. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL nousewvrK.

Dy a respectable young woman, not long In the country. Call' for two days 621 av. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL nouseworK, in a private family, by a strong, obliging girl, not long in this country. Apply at present employer's, 35 Kingston av. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL nouseworK.

oy a respecxame young girl, lately landed. Please call at 459 St. Marks av, top floor; no postals answered. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL! nouseworK, oy a respectable young girl, lately landed; has good reference. Can be seen for two days at 406 Fourth av.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a respectab.e middle aged woman; not afraid of work; no objections to country. CORCORAN, 93 Duffield St. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework in a small family, by a Danish woman; good reference. C. 177 Thirty first St.

South Brooklyn. WAXTE SITtJATTOX TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a younc girl: is a good plain cook and laundress; has city reference. Please call for two days at 323 Bergea st, first flat, rlfrtu. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a middle aged woman; Is a good cook and laundress city reference. Call for two days at present employer's, G74 Lexington av, Brooklyn.

"WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a respectable young girl; it a good cook, washer and ironer; has ood city references. Please call for two days at 9S2 DeKalb av. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework or as waitress In a good, small family, Xy a young Norwegian girl. Call for one day at 200 Sac kett st. South Brooklyn: Miss OTHILLIE OLSON.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a young Swedish Rirl; is strong, willing and does not speak English. VINBLAD, Paciflc st, nresent employer. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, in a good home, in a family of by a neat American Protestant girl; wages 510. flense call morning and afternoon at 277 Thirteenth st. at basement door.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a Finland girl; Is a good plain cook, washer and ironer; has good city reference. Call at present place of employment, 1 Middagh at. uiiHjrti.t ii. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL housework, by a respectable young woman; is a gooa cook, wasner ana ironer; has good de references; no objection to the country. Call for two uays at is Lnaerniu av.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL nousevorK, oy a respect a Die woman; is a sood cook, washer and ironer; and will assist with boarders; wiU go to the country; good city refer encCT. uii ior two uuys at hd aiyrcift av. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE HOUSE work in a family, by a vvmnir elrl: win be found willing and obliging and has good clcy iin wut, riTMse iiu ut jj rourcn av, in gro eery store. WANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT HOUSE. work, in a small family, by a young girl, with Mfven years reierence.

nauncey st. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE LIGHT housework and assist with baby, bv a young girl. Io years oJd. Can at U3 Jefferson av. third noor.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT HOUSE work. by a young girl. lately landed. Plaf call for two days at 140H Clifton place, near WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE LIGHT nouseworK or taKe care or children, bv a spectable your.g woman from the North of Tre inn'i; can furnish reference. Please call at 32; Hij'ifon av, second noor.

WANTED SITUATION TO ASSIST WITH light housework and hlp mfnd rh'Hrn, by young girl; to go home nights. Please call at 577 Vanderbiit av. first floor, left. WANTED SITUATIONS ONE TO DO GEN eral housework. Is a good cook, washor and iruiKT, and the other to take care of children, by two respectable young Swedish girls; to go together; has good city references.

Call for two days at 404 Henry st. Employment Agencies. WANTED SITUATIONS SERVANTS FOR ALL parts of city and country Brokolyn Employment Bureau, 1(J6 Pineapple fit, one door from Fulton; three blocks below City Hall; managed by ladles; established Ida years; wet nurses bud plied. WANTED SITUATIONS MALES A. SJ 1 Lrt'l 1U.N AS A FIREMAN LI A FIREMAN" kuou on any piant; with gO'jd references.

Address F. 25 Nevins st. wlsfa i sTt at i on' aF rmsT class ici cream maker. In city or in a larKe bote' In eoumry; understunds also the cake baking. 322 Bro WAN'raD siTUA riON iJy an American boy of 17 years: willing to learn a trade cr )' ives with his "trenu MJ.Ujt.

Pa. ltic WANTED SITUATION TO I'lRJVE FOR tor or private or as 'rlf r. ijy rrspoctahl' man of 23: mt afraid of long hours: live years' reference from layt er.ljjl'yer. Call or ad DAVIS, 127 DiKlield st Ulyn. W.ANTKD PiTUATION AS a' COMPATflON attendant on blind or f.

fentlemari. or nigiiE. v. atchriian. or any position uust.

by an intelligent, active. reikiM. lrlshmin no tobacoo llend or rum first credentials. ARTHUR NEWCOML'E, 3C4 Paellie st, I'Iruoklyn. WANTED "stTr'AT I'NS "ciMClT XfANr ilY a P.

married; Kood, careful riiy or country; can give beat of five years lrwm foni and also from prexont cni Address COACHMAN, sr. Hro. WANTE'd SITUATION AS OR n.I man in private family, by a yuung rnati, tncay temperate ana nnuging; understan.l.s the care of horses, harness and carriac would a p.ace wnere there is a chance driving: can Klve (lrst class references; dlsen June 10. Call or address PRIVATE! STATtLE, 20 Hunts alley, Rrnoltiyn. present em i pioyer'e; no objection to to the country.

Results of GheBs Champion Gtiorget' B. OTlyioi oIth qresoent AttaltsUe b. oawhc mi the tleatc Hon Qf Mterdi'. pjrt 5 V.sntIB; must needs 'beV n'6" have survlvetr wttlf'Bo' brilliant a'sedTo tli recently flnlsriba Crescemt ohatnplonsmp tournament. Including as it did.

competltora well known jn local circles such as fessrs. Chittenden' anu rngaUs. champion's club afl quite enthuslastlo over his achievement, have urged him to meafiu'r his strength with. some of Brooklyn's experts. is safe to say tliat he would not fail to 'giro excellent account the event MMh.h flt nna rt aU tim US' U1B UUOl uwun.

wuo vm. them. Tha followine'vlctory of his over the secono prize winner vea' achieved by very cleyer ktstrategy: ENGLISH; OPKjNIKU. ti B. P.

WREAKS. O.S.O'n.yN. 1 H. F. "WSUKS.

JpiM o.s.o'r LT White. Blacic. lP QB K.4 JBlnrcK. 13P QB4 tiB'B' Kt 3 11 BxKt PxB Kt QJ13 If 1" Jit 6 QiK 15 B5 i a a IB Kt 17 Kt6 Ka. 8 Pip' PxP 8 i'It4 cV Kt 3X A a.iv 23 Kt st a lOIB Qr7? PfeQ B1? Castles Foliowine lsitnei stanain(t or tne conteucana the t'dutnament: ijo Wi i.V VttsOmtr Geflitge S.

i. M8 Chl(teiBleri. MS "i80T B. i w. k.

K.itcaen..... 7 .848 WS Chrl3torJher. .500 .460 .384 .384 .3 .077 E. Li7 VMlcr.Ji Smith BownSa.i W. H.

Koenn 10 .1 g. Napier. in Boston. llttle 6t tire boy. ldi tft i' 1 'dubbed by.

his admirers, proposes to tike a good ong r'st aruooisJaboiB on tha checkered board, which culminated in Us brilliant triumph over Ruth "on Tuesday. With this in view, the little, expert lelt tne city lor Boston, yesterday nionilng. W'heie' he expects to remain a week or so, after whiph he de arttor Cuina Sa for a month's vacTation. nt thB Hnh it is rjrobable that he est. among others', a sifting or two with Susman, another tpful chess prodigy.

boys will then able to obtain an Jdear. of each other's strength, previous their projected meeting at Rochester in July. Apperideia 'a detailed kirnmWy of Ruth Napier match: Games. Opening's. 'Winner 1..

aelcnso iauioi 2 Ituv Lopez Ruth 3 Sicilian Sapler 4 Queen's erambit declined Wapiex 6.... Ponziani vMapior 6 Queen's gambit 7.. raff defense 8.. Queen's gambit declines. 9 petroff defense i Napier 111 gambit declined.

Jimp 11 Potroff defense Napier Total score Napier, 7 Ruth, 2 drawn 2. Napier had ihe first, move in fall; the odd numbered games. Progressive Chess Club. The Prosrressi ve Chess club's chaihplohsfilp tournament is progressing slowly. But' surely.

Up to Wednesday posenbaum lea, cioseiy Dressed; liowever, by Lahgleben, and ijalpernr Tne recoras to aate: Players; "Won, Lost. Players. Lost. Delmar 4 GlntiberB .2 GooVlmdn 4 Qunzbergr t.i;..v3 Halperh 3t 3 3 3 Laneieben Roschbaiim Ross v.v. i Schaesbaum Vj Terlcer, .354 'J.

H. n'" In the problem referred to: your line of play would come id, grief as follows: 1. 7, rrK 2. ck, Kt rJ3 4, qXq P'rQ 8 'in 'N6. 130 ls black by cki Te (rule governing, the poiBt in Question "Every the eighth last square h'tne' must be immediately exkianged' for a qUeea or any the player; ma Hhink flt even.

though 11 nieces' reinalft on the 'j board. It TOi.ows, tneretore," io.1. ciij ot player can havS as inliny additional queens as he has pawn's to J. and H. Nj" 0 8 ck will not answer las a key move for No.

.130 on account of KjcP. If black theft play 5 or RxB ck, mate is, averted by R' (R 3)3 3 or. 2, respectively. ''C. E.

Thanks for contribution. Gild to hear from you once.more. Chess Notes. W. Tablnff has made good use of his tlme match with H.

F. during the. past week; as Is seen from the present. score, viz: Bowman, Tablne, 4: drawn; ,4. thevmatch la one of seven 'up, there Is promise 'Of struggle with an.

exciting finish. F. J. Marshall, the young who has figured so prominently In the Brooklyn club'a continuous tournament of late, has for sme time been on the lookout xor possmie opponents ana is even: now nesotiating matches with A. E.

Swaflleld and A. Y. Hesse. A iirilnup tohrnam'entlonen to All comers who we not members ot any recognized clubs will' be held M.nmilnn rfwv nndor the aufjnlres of tha Metro politan Chess 'club. Central Opera rTWrd avenue ana taixiy srvenin sr reet, new jwrfc; iac are some thirty players entered and play be goverened by similar rules as obtain 'the iNew York State association meetings jV (:..

The Manhattan Chess club's team of fourteen, accompanied by their friends and the officers or the will ebibark on a' private cars at 3 o'clock ttf morrow morning, bound for Philadelphia, and the haunts of the Franklin Chess teiub. Th match is scheduled to begin dt 1 o'clock" and will continue, with an intermission for supper, until 0 P. M. Two' BrookiyniteB. Secretary W.

M. Visser of the Brooklyn club, who Played for the Manhattans in the original cable etaa pocamora. second prize winner' Vn tne ship tourney, will assist the New Yorkers. EAST AND SLOW PITCHERS "It is a. bad thing for a' fast stacked up against a slow orieon'an' posing skirl Ehret, recently; that I.

mean that, a pitcher with a slow, delivery handicaps a pitcher on; the opposing aiuo, ui uuw geuo lae nwuu a uui may be. "The way the thing works is this: In order to be able jo his best? worktapttcher must have hls''arm thoro' oghly before ho litcheisa aad must: 'continue tokcep ii in a warm, sweaty conajwun.iZD. 'xii re nrainder of the game. Long innings have the effect. a pitcher's arm cold, and.then he must half an is' really In shape again.

Durlnrj the time the arm. is warming dp agaipt'the opposing, team Is liable to make a i "One reason why a. lot of batting pfi one side Is usually followed by a rally on thV part of the opposition is that stfe'sat for one team means that the' pitcher for the 'Ins' is out of. the box for a logger jtime' than he would be had the inning bpeh. The result is that his arm gets cold and the'pro pects afe that he is hit hard beforeihis arm la properly warmed up again." A CYCLIST MAKES A KICKi To the Editor of th4 Brooklyn Edlei i Will you kindly give space to the kick of cycler? While riding.

pn Cedford near Lexington, thls pvening pit 6 several. wagons and a horse, ridden 'by aThostler from a nearby livery stable, blocked stroet. As an train rolled by the horse shied and its rider'lost control of it. Being close behind and near, the curb, had not room to either get past or stop, with the result that I was forced to take' a bad 'fpmbje. Not enough satisfied at causing sundry bruises and torn clothes, tho rider of the horse abused me la no uncertain language, I having remarked to him that the place was not the bcst 'ln the city for breaking horses to roads.

What I would like to know Is whether horse, breaking is permissible on a busy, street like Bed ford avenue, whero risk to both pedestrians and wheelmen is worse than busy Broadway. I noticed tho same horse beins walked around last evening about the same time, and evidently It Is a common practice. It Is not unreasonable to expect that horse training should be dono In a' proper place, not on "a city street' like Bedford avenue. I do not doubt that other 'cyclers have had more bother than, should be' necessary from the same rource. CRAWFORD.

Brooklyn; May 27. 1390. "Billy Sullivan wa3 a pitcher in the Fort Worth team of the Texas league," said Captain Joyce, in one his recent sfpry telling moods. "He" lost game after game, his manager finally released him on the ground that his arm was no he. Ab soon as Billy was given his rain check he went out and bowled 4ip.

With a thirty third degree Jag on' he called on the manager late that night, aroused him from a' sound 'and said: 'Youi'tlnK my arm' Is gone, do ytou. cullT Well. Just come "out "In this alley and I'll pitch ball that will you 'r Njk my arm ain't gone' The. ntBnaor requested J.y to call around the next morning" when could have a litre daylight on the Jsuoject." Atmffc' Ctjlb'ti George F. Elliott will sell or let the following; 1 About 24 oity lots with buildings thereon erected, Bltnated on Sandf ord At.

between Pork and Flushing avs. and mnnintf through to Walworth Bt; also on Sandford st, between. Park and Fins ing a and running half way through to Nosti uud av, on terms to suit tne purchaser or lessor. The property consists of the premises ueretoforn occupied by the "Lewis 4 Fowler Manufacturing and the buildings ou said premises, which ure fully equipped ror use, are a macliine shop, a Jjlaoksmltn and rail bendinif ahtp.a brass nn ishlng department, a car shop, a bulltne; department and a eabinet hop, which will be let or sold with or without machinery or tixt For full particulars apply at my law ofllce. No.

26 Court st, Brooklyn, in person or by letter. SALE REAL ESTATE, i FOR SALE LOTS TWO LOTS' AT DUNTON Pork; $.100 each; near trolley line. W. Eagle office. FOR SALE LOTS ACREAGE IN TWENTY ninth.

Thirtieth and Thirty first Wards; of 10' to' 1E0 acres for investment or lmprcjve ment; electric road to the properties; Bome wA ter fronts; will Bell at a bargain. C. N. MOODY 189 Montague st. EAST NEW YORK LOTS.

We own 2,000 ot them; on nww parte boijie tvd linriTa1n ocaiirAil If vnil' rall DecOratlOn or Sunday; road and electrics fun through; property; utKe it inga uouniy to station; office foot of station steps. THE GERMAN AMERIChAN" IMP. CO. WHAT TO DO ON DECORATION In the Afternoon Visit KENSINGTON, FLATBUSH. i Trains at Short Intervals ON THE FIFTH AV Direct From the Bridge To the Station on Property.

The first stop beyond 36th st. Very desirable lots in tlie immediate vicinity of station at very low prices. Water mains, stone side walks, electric lights, beautiful improvements, free postal delivery Everything. JERE. JOHNSON, 169 Broadway.

New York, 189 Montague St, Brooklyn. FOR SALE PIANOS. FOR SALE PIANOS STEINWAY, 6 monthly; upright, S3, rent. WISSNER, 63 lui ton st. Brooklyn; open evenings.

mi RAT.K PTANO A BEAUTIFUL ROSE wood piano, J120; to monthly. WISSNER. S39 miiton st; open evenings. FOR SA'LE PIANO BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD niano. SS5: 15 monthly: rents S3 monthly.

WISS NER'S Uptown Wnrerooms, 639 Fulton st, op posite jjim place; open evenings. FOR SALE PIANOS nA MODERN UPRIGHT piano, J190 36 monthly; Stolnway bargain; line Benr Bros. upright, fij; rents montniy. CHARLES MAYER. E41 Fulton Bt; open' evenings.

FOR SALE PIANOS BESIDE MY LARGE nnle et new olnnos. I have secondhand ones, varying in price from J20 to $150; why be with out a niano uuou street. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. WiR KAt.TcTttrrVCLE A HIGH GRADE BL cycle; Palmer tires; good condition. 827 DeKaib av, near Throop.

FOR SALE IRON STANDS AND HOOKER cases. Apply to W. H. SUTTON, composing room, Eagle oince. FOR SALE POOL TABLE.

ETC. A GRIFFITH standard oool table, all eauioments. price almost new, also a surrey and two buggies, in good order. 1.95 Greenpoint av. Greenpoint.

FOR SALE CANOE 16 FOOT CANOE; IN FIRST lfls irde Rnshtnn maker, hrass oenterboard and drop rudder; two sets of sails; will' be sold for one third Its cost. Can be seen at 47 Love lane (stable), or 65 Plerrepont st, Brooklyn; FOR SALE STORE FIXTURES. ETC. NEW and second hand counrters, shelving, upngnt ice boxes, coffee mills', scales, tea caddies, show canes, cigar flgures. etc.

529' Flushing av. Brooklyn J. REEBER CO. LOST AND FOUND. LOST A SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EARRING passHbly in Court st or iatlush av car.

lid eraa reward ir returnea to sao union si. LOST POINTER fA FEMALE). "WHITE TAN ears, with little star on roreneaa. uDerai re ward If returned to 175 Washington pane. LOST POINTER fA PBMALE).

WHITE TAN earrs. with little star on roreneaa: answers 10 the name of Dido. Liberal reward if returned to 175 Washington park. REaXj ESTATE AT AUCTION. Auction Sale! EXTRA! EXTRA SHEEPSHEAD BAY, GREATER NEW YORK, 1:30 O'CLOCK PROMPT, ON PROPERTY, Decoration Day, May 30, 1896.

WILLIAM P. EAE COMPANY, AUCTIONEERS, WILE SELL WITHOUT RESERVE, 455 LOTS SITUATE ON Voorhees Av, Jerome Ay, East 23d to 28th St. STREETS MACADAMIZED. STONE CURB, GUTTER AND SIDEWALKS. SEWERS, WATER AND GAB.

Opposite the Manhattan Beach Hotel and frronnds; one block to tho Bay; Nassau Electric Railroad from bridge, Broadway ferry and Thlrty niuth st. ferry, direct to property. FARE 5 CENTS. Fnll martlcnlars from Auctioneers. "WILLIAM P.

RAE COMI'AKY. 169 Montague st. Titles guaran toed freeof cost by the Title Guarantee and Trust Company. PHILIP A. SMYTH, Auctioneer.

101 SEASIDE CITY LOTS ADJOINING SEA GATE, CONEY ISLAND, WITH ATLANTIC OCEAN FRONT. AT AUCTION ON THE PREMISES, AT 1 O'CLOCK P. SATURDAY, JUNE 0. BEE SUNDAY PAPERS FOR LARGE MAPS. TO GEORGE C.

TILYOTJ. SURtf A.V. CONEY ISLAND, OR TO AUCTIONEER, 11 PINE 8T, N. Y. BROOKLYN BICYCLE CLUB B00MIN6.

The Brooklyn Bicycle club held a special meeting Wednesday for the purpose of electing members. There were fourteen added to the roll, among the number being Park Commissioner Timothy L. Woodruff. was for membership by Michael Furst. There are still seven names on the board awaiting for tho elapse of the proper time before their election.

The club now has 222 members, and the number keeps on Increasing. The house committee has found It necessary to provide increased accommoda tions and twenty six new lockers have been placed in the locker room. A shelf has also been placed in the wheel room for holding aaaitionai wneeis. ine memraers are straining every nerve to increase the membership and have 't as large as possible before the cycle path parade cn June 27. They propose to make the finest exhibition ever given by a wheeling club.

Every man who turns out will be in uniform and they will capture all the prizes for which they aro eligible It they equal their anticipations. The members of tho club will also Join the Good Roads association. The sentiment Is in favor of the members rlolning In a body and one member offered to pay for the whole club it they would Join. If they do this thoy will probably got tho right of line In the Glenmoro avenue parade next spring to which the park commissioner referred in his speech at the eeml annual meeting of the Geod Roads association last week. A BASE BALL TRAGEDY.

The home pitcher Rtrusslcd vainly Alas! 'Twos apparent that The vlsltlnis club had started In On another hilarious bat. Philadelphia North American. Cleveland's left pitcher. now playinn "with the Cloveland farm at Port Wayne, Is being conditioned (or an outnoid position wtlth ClevelandVnext season. It Is eald he will pitch no me.TV, Vl.n fiplr Jhrt "Kn, prmnptH this move.

LHe Is hlttlne hard and safe nnd hio work on thcoacherrs line te also conrmendlnv hits for recDltlon In the major league. to It an Oj: 2 3 4 tt S. A. C..

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