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DUAVDINU, FOR SAlE KEAIi ERTATE. suitiinEir rusouts. WANTED SII CAXIOSIS CIS CS. AK IS As ISsUl' MSfllAA. KS.

ILOUT tND frOWNO. 20TOlEDfflOI Cu jlruis ano jteip. SFOBTS AM) FA8TI ES. Base Boll. An Exciting Oontist.

It is plainly evident that we are to have some of toe most cicely contested games this season known tu tbe history of base bslU Two weeks ago Philadelphia was tne ecsne of contest unpiecrdented in professional annals, and yesterday we had auother of a aimilir kind here, the niatob ot Jnue 3, between the Boston and Mutual clubs, having had no equal before In this city. This ame waa noteworthy, not only from ita requiring twelve iuuiugB to decide the victory, buttUo from the evidence it afforded of the advantages of good management and gocd training over undisciplined skill. Beside which, it was ono of the best exhibitions of uphill fiiiLtlng ever seeu on tho grounds this season aud there havo been two or three nolablo displays of tbat kind. At tbe close of ths fourth iunlog the score stood at four to two in favcr of the Mueuals, the Near Yorkers alone earniug rnu. From this polut to the clcee it was uphill work for tho champi jns, aud iu th very last tnulng, when the Mutnals had three men on the bases and no one out, and only one run to get to escape defeat, it was ten to ono that tue Beds woald be defeated; and yet, though six men wont to the bat, to sharp was the fielding and sd skillful the atrategl play if the Bosions that the champlone came out of the oonte the victors, a.

more exciting inning was never played, and never was a game "pulled out of the fire" so creditably. The champions md all of th rough element against them, the jeers of the dirty blacbguaroa who compose the majority of tbe "fenc peepeiB1' being continually flung at the Beds," these i0)cw having a natural anilpatny to anything reputable. Fortunately, the visiting club had an umpire who not only had an intelligent ooinprehenston of the rules, but who had the nerve and courage to euforce Burdock's umpiring yenerday showing htm to ba one of the best, if not tlje best, umpirra we hive. The Bostoiia had the legal choice of the ball and they preteiiltd a lively one, and it just suite! the Mutual, wbo handled tbe ash better than In any of their previous games this season. Moreover, tuey fielded as if they were earnestly bent upon wiuulng, Hatfield especially distingnlshiighiuu'elf, while Hicks, witb a broken fore finger and a lame arm, played his por itiou iu tbe pluoklest manner, his throwing errors being excnsable.

Unquestionably the New York ulna outbatted tbe Bostons, but they lacked nerve and proper generalship, not to mention good sondition, and ao were outflowed. If ever a eouteft proved th superiority of fielding over batting as an element of dUcresB it was tbis game, inasmuch as toe atntuakl made all tbe earned runs of tbe game and sooret the most base bile, their totals being 18 aud 14 against IS and 14. The match showed wbat tbe Mutual, can do when they strive earnestly to do their best. Yesterday tbev went in to beat the Atlantic record by winning one more earn irom the "Reds" than the Brooklyn nine bad done, and they came near doing it. When these rival nines meet for their first match th will t6te.

SALE RWAL'; Eb'i'ATlS A 1 of 10 lots fronting on Seventh and ttlgbtb streets, bet Fifth and Sixth avs. These lots are vorv desirable, and will be sold very low tor cash, or will mak.eary terms, A paly to P. O. PBOVOSt. Court st apli tf FOR SALE FARM OR.

EXCHANGE FaTmiof 36 aores, larao bouse, barns, sheds, fto. irood oondltlon: free and dear: will exohange for house to oconpy; half mile, from Oold Spring. Long Island, by boat and Oars: business In New' York. Apply at HOZ1CLI, A 88J Myrtle av. FOR SALEREAL" ESTATl LOTS IN the mostdeairable seotlon of Brooklyn, will be sold nt auotlon, by WSOKOFF 4 JAMBS, TB.OBttOW, at 19 at tho Olty Salesrooms, 379 Fulton st, Bro.iklya, 15 deelrablelots on Washington and DeKalb avs, aud Hamilton At.

divided as per map. Tbe attention of builders aud thosi dosirlng a ohoioe plot for residence, is Invited in ibis Assignee'! sale. Maps ready at our new offloe, 1S9 Montagu, st, IftOR SALE FARM AT NEW HAOK.KN sack, Dntohess county, N. a arm ot about 100 acres tall good land; will ralBe anything; orchard of 100 apple trees in their prlmo also pears, cheiTles, plnms and all the small fruits and vegetables; handsome bouse, containing 15 rooms, tn perfeot order; two large bsras and all necessary outbuildings, including bandsome lot, house, well filled bay press, pond lor ice and watering oat ile grounds highly ornamental: near churches, schools, post office acd stores no healthier spot In the world; no mosqhitoee, no atne. Parties wishing to retire to a reallr bandsome, opon, cheerful and pleassntbome, surrounded by th, first towns sntbrillages in tbe Ntate, need not foar io examine tbis.

Prinoinai part of money oan remain will exobange In part for a house. In Brooklyn. Full particulars by applying to VTILUaM OALI.BNDKF. 1u Broad nay, or evening atl83 St. James place, Brooklyn.

jo4 FOlt SALE FARMS 12,000,000 Aoros cheap farms The cheapest land In Market, ior sale by tbe UNION PAOIf'IO RAILROAD COMPANY, in the Great Platte Valley. 8,000,000 acres in Central Nebraska, now for sale In tracts of forty acres and upward, on five and ten years orodlt at 6 percent. No advance Interest required. Wild and healthful oliraate, fertile soil, an abundance of good water. Tho boat, market In rhe West.

The Great Mining Regions of Wyoming, Ool ojtado, Utah and Notnda, being supplied by the farmers in the Platte Valley. Soldiers entitled to a homestead of 160 scree. The bost locations for Colonies. "Free homes for all. Millions of sores of chotoe Government LandB open for entry under tho Homestead Law, near thit Great Railroad wih good markots and all the conveniences of an old settled country.

Free passes to purchasers of Railroad Land. Sectional maps, showing the exaot lo cation of land, also new edition of Descriptive Pamphlet u'llh new maps mailed freo everywhere. AddroBs, F. DAVIS, Land Commissioner, U. P.

R. R. Omaha, Nob ra ski. apa SmW tcOU SALE 1TUS CLLA1SB0US ITIOR SALE MARKET A FIRST OLASS ST1 butcher market, cheap; Troy av and St. Marks oTsce.

je'i 2t FOR SALE MILK. ROUTE CHEAP Selling 160 qusrts a day: young horse and new wagon. Address B. Eagle offloe. Je3 at OR SALE BARBER OHAIRS S16 for two beautiful barber oh airs, if sold to day.

Oor of Park av. and Ryerson st, over butcher store. FOR SALE BAR A NEATLY FITTED up bar, In full working order; a rare ohance or a man with small oapltal. Apply at 761 Fulton St. Satisfactory reasons given for leaving.

je3 8t OR SALE BUSINESS CORNER GRO cetv. eRthUftsd ftftann vetaTFt: Dnnrl TartKnnii olmn or Belling out. Apply on the premises, No. id York et. FOR SALE BUSINESS CHEAP THE entire stock of Liven Stable, No 129 South Eighth st, consisting of horses, coaches, light wagons and bar dpbs, both double and single; must bo sold before the 10th of June, as the stable is to be torn down.

my39tv OR SALE SAWS AT ONE THIRD OP 'tftriat. IK nlrnnlB.T un. in wnrtnnt. Os i1rir nf 91 fn 9i Inches diameter by the befit makers; too small for our use. ftjsjubtt lAJUUtt coal omoe, mtou st, oor.

Lawrence, oppoaito Y. M. O. A. mygg 6t FOR SALE STOCK TEN SHARES OF stock in tho Grand street, Prospect Park and Flat bush Railway Company.

Must be sold for cash at a big discount, as tho owner Is going to Europe. Address A. W. Ragle office. je4 2t FOR SALE SECOND MORTGAGES An extra desirable second mortgage for $6,000.

and one for $3,000, on first class improved oity property; will be euaianteed by a welt known, responsible party. Aoply to W. B. SMITH, Attorney.at Law, 69 Liberty st, N. Y.

my27 12t FOR SALE BUSINESS BEST LOCAT ed corner butcher shop in Brooklyn, together with large fruit and vegetable trade, horse, wagon, eto. rent low can do a cash Business of from $500 to StfM'O per week; will be sold cheap if sold immediately. Inquire at 671 Kul ton st. je3 it FOR SALE CARPETS GOOD SEC ond hand and misfit carpets; a speolalty: all sizes; Pnglfeb Brussels and Ingrain, suitable for parlors, bedrooms, dining roornj, cheap at 112 Fulton st, cor. of Dutch, between William ana Nassau: entrance on Dutch, New York.

N. Stint to Brooklyn free of charge. Sm FOR SAL1I MORS CARRIAGES. FOR SALE TURNOUT HORSE, WA gon and harness. Inquire of H.

TEPE, corner of Bond and Baltio. je3 3t 1OR SALE PONY A SORREL PONY, perfectly sound and gentle; suitable for a phaet' ox for saddle. ToJe seen at 256 State st je2 3t Por sale dogcart Bargain English four wheoled dogcart, shifting top in front; been in use a short timo; price cost $700. Inquire at 537 Adams st. 3t fjlOR SALE HARNESS A SET JL1 light double harness, made lu the boat manner, used but three times; prico $160.

Apply to JAMBS HARPER, 163 Court et. FOR SALE HARNESS A FINE SET of gold mounted, light double harness; have been used hut a fow times, and are good as new. Apply to MAJOR OlPtTORD, 49 and 61 Liberty et. je3 3t FOR SALE PHAEXOM A FIRST diss pony phaeton, with lop, nearly new, was built to order for present owner; will bo sold reasonable. Apply at GIF FORD'S bTABLK, Liberty st.

je38 1 FOR SALE PHAETON A SPRING phaeton, with top, coat $300. will bo sold for $300; ood as now. Can bo seen at RAYMOND'S Stable. 596 Pacific at. near Fiatnnh av.

jeSSi FOR SALE HORSE AT A BARGAIN An elegant, stylfih bay, 15.M hands, 6 yeara old, ar.d warnintod sound fine gait nnd action alao, Brews tor top wagon and harness. Inquire at REYNOLDS'S 1 VERY STABLE, WWJ Pacific st. jol 2t FOR SALE HORSE OR EXCHANGE A private gentleman's road horso; can trot in 2:50 and better in condition would soli very wonld tsko two light two oi tod rockaway wagons in pirr. trade: mnst bn sold this week. Apply at JAOKSON LIVERY bTABLE, Atlantic near Olasson av je42t" IjlOR SALE PHAETON A PLATFORM spring, extension top, park phaeton been used only alx times; built to order by B.

Manvllle, of New Haven. co.t (750; will sell for $575; also, pony phaoton, harness, can be seen at SANGER'S Stablo, 740 Atlantic av. je4 2t IOR SALE HORSE A QUIET FAM Jlr horse. Bound and kind top butrcy. made to own ere oi order, ncarlv new 4 seat curtain rackawav.

ia fine or der; hameae, blankets, will be sold singly or together at a great bargnln. To he seen at WILLETT HICKS'S iverj enable, uuitou st. Det Aaeipni st, ana uiermouc av. je3 8t FOR SALE WAGON A STIVERS 115 pound road wagon, nearlv new and In perfect order, painted black, BtriDed with gold and Princess metal hubs; one of the handsomest wagons In Brooklyn; price $225. Apply at Page's stables, Onmberland st, near Fulton.

jea pit TjOR SALE HORSES IUST ARRIVED from Albany, with twelve first class ooaoh and road hordes, comprising one pair of bays. 16M hands high, blnok points, fnll mano and very stylish; one pair of dapplo grays, blaok points, with white tips to tailB, and uncom mou stylish also, eight single coaoh and road horaos from to bands hlgb. Oan be seen at J. R. GIFFORD'S Boa rdingB table, 49 and 61 Liberty between Washing, ton and Fulton, near Concord.

je2 3t FOR AXE PIANOS ETC. FOR SALE PIANOS OR TO LET New and seoond hand, low for oash or on installments; old pianos taken in part payment lor new ones; repairing and tuning by tbe best of workmen. Magnlfloent Slano covers at wholesale prloes. 179 Durfiela st, bet. lyrtle av and Willonghby at.

my7 6wWFAM FOR SALE PIANOS EASY, EASY terms our specialty. Payments to suit the convenience of all. Pianos exchanged and rented, tbe rent being applied If purohased. A 7 octave, rosewood piano, $1C0. PHELPS A SON, 808 Fnlton st, opposite Johnson.

je4St SAVINGS BAIMH. PARK SAVINGS BANK OF BROOK LT Oorner of Fulton and Oxford street. Open dally from 8 a. M. to 9 P.M.; also, on Mondays, VTednesdsys aud Saturdays, from 6 to 9 P.

M. Interest commences the 1st of KVKRY" MONTH, (and deposits made on or before the 20th of January, April, July and October, are allowed interest from the 1st,) at SIX PKE OKNT. per "it" on all deposits. D. MoDABB, President.

y. O. BrnmiST, Sacretary. K. OoxtEH, Counsel.

yl91yW34M DEPOSIT TO DAY IN THE SAVINGS BANK, Chartered by tbe United States. Send lor Circular. 185 BLEEOKKR ST. N. Y.

ASSETS OVER 84,000,000. je32t 8 AM. L. HARRIS, Manager. THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK OK BROOKLYN, 39a and 399 Knlton st, corner of Boemm place.

Open dally from 9 M. to 8 P. and on Mondsya and Saturdays from 5 to 8 P. M. Savings Department Interest at SIX PRR OB NT.

per annum, commencing on tho 1st of January, April, July and October. Fifteen days allowed for deposits, commencing eaoh quarter. Deposits also received on speolal account which may bo oheoked out at pleasure. Interest at FOUR PER OKNT. per annum allowed on such deposit, at the dally balances.

JAMKS M. SKABUEY, President. Edward B. Fowler, Secretary, John 8. JUckay, Treasurer, John O.

Penny, Attorney. Jy31 ly THE HAIR. pf AIR I HAIR HAIR I SHAW'S PAT IT. ENTHAIR. equal to human hair; can becombed human balr cheapest and best Intbemaiket snHehos, one yard long, French switches, $4: curls, $1 aud upward; ladles own hair dressed latest styles always on hand.

S64 Bowery, cor. Fourth st, and 863 SUtb av, bit Twenty second aud Twenty third sts, npstalts, Kew York. mh318m WATCHES AND JEWELRY. J. MoGLYNN, OP 695 PULTON ST, makes a aneoialtv of tho finest WATOHKS.

in l8Kgold cases, of the following celebrated makes; R. Howard A Anploton, Tracy fc Oo fcc, do. A large variety of r.utlea' watohes and uold Ooera Ohatae always on hand. Please give us a call, M. J.

McQLYNN. ooHSly DENTISTRY. R. CHAS. HOUGHTON, Successor to Dr.

J. B. Brown, DENTIST, NO. 193 JAY NEAR FOLTON. I.ate Dentist to Vassar and St.

Stephen's Colleges aud Rlvervlew Mllltary Academy. my23 lt lTlI80EIiIiANEOI7S. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT Ol? PAPER HANGINGS IN THE OITY, GEORGE KIiFORD'S ESTABLISHMENT, SW Fulton at, near Bond, Trade Supplied. mhll 8mo TfVRESSMAKING MRS. L.

DAY, 117 mj Oourt at, neat State, (formerly of 101 Johnson at), is ready to reoelve her former patrons, and all otherswaut lngwork done in a fashionable style. P. S. Cutting and basting at the shortest notioe. apl 2m feJOTIOE NO.

7 BOERUM PL. f5.000 jj i worth of oast off olothlng and earpeta wanted; bought In small and oompelled to pay the highest prices, as we aro filled with ordera from Southern and Western market. Please oall on or address HANOYER A SON, near Olty Hall, Brooklyn! private entranoaJX Boemm pi. foIIlyMWiTb. SPBHOOATE'S NOTICES.

PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TV Veeder. Snrr0 ate of the Grtnnt. of Tigs, notice ls hereby given, aooording to law, to all per sons having olalme against WILUIAM p. BAYLI9, late of the Olty of Brooklyn, deceased, tbat they art required to eihlblt the same, with the vouohera thereof, to the subscriber, the administrator, at his offlso, 11 Third aver ue, in the Olty of Brooklyn, oa or bI ore thaluthday of iledember next Dated June 3. 1871.

BOBEST B. BHOBE8, Administrator. jet Bm'W I vn r.r, xi "fttmPD Al? IN Jf UHOUAWVia UJ! AJX wrviriui. William TI V.mI Tf.an flnrrnff.tA ot the County Of A i i HI tn law. to all of the Olty of Brooklyn, aecoasen, ina; uw veto exhibit the same, with the vonohers thereof, to Uie subscriber, thaadmlnUttator.

at his offlee. OncjA OttJ 84 FranUin street, ta the Oity of New Yr. onor before th06tid0f Juno nxt te t'er WTi. ae ynm'sn. v.

ITreWno SPS.SHr the Olty of Brooklyn, and who la fSSSd to haw dtodtateirate. thatTanaU apply to of the Oonnty of Kings for lettorg of Vmtnaonnoon the esUte i of the said IMeatata, ontheand day of Juno next, atten o'olook In the fore noos. Datad PnHlln Arfmlnlrt. I i' uuuunn, Public Administrator. 4wMAF Joair P.

ooui. Proctor. rN PURSUANCE OP AN ORDER OF the Oonnty of law. to all nsr. ITH.

l.L. nf i. Olty of Brooklyn, deoeased, that they are required to ex Mbit the same, with the vouchers thoroof, to the subscribers, the executor, at the residence of Levi 17. Bmlth, one ot tno exeouwro. aoi a Brooklyn, on or before 181 Livingston street, in the Oity of tno is.

a ay ol August next. BRIKKERHOKF HOUSE. HWNRY 8. VAN KTTRN. Proprietor' WOODSTOCK.

IJLSTKR COUNTY, N. Y. (Via Oltv of Klngatou.l i his oopnlar stimmcr resort fs sletiatod near the foot of Overlook Mountain, (Citakltlsl in a SBottOn qusurpassed tor its mountalu views, its flue drives, and general bcilth ftilnesK. The House has bcen'newly furnished and fitted up iu flrBt class style. Boatd S8.00 to J14.00 per weok.

8t OZZENS'S WEST POINT HOTEI Wil! open oa SATURDAY, May Si. Two cottages t. let. with board lo hotel. Special terms uttered to nsrtles engaging rooms for tbe season.For particulars, address ICDWARD 00ZZRN8, Wesc Point, New York.

my8 tf CH1TTENANGO Acoees via Now York Central Railroad to OMltenango Slatiou, 12mUi'i eaatof Hyraoase. First class Hotel and Family Cottages open May 24. h. BBXTTON, (ate of Kterett House, N. Y.i PfQ prietor.

Attractive scenery, good teble, moderite charges, and Mineral Waters of wonderful curative lwer. Illustrated Cfroulars, with analysis, Ao it offloo of HILTON OliAPP, corner Rem sea sad Court sts, or o. OMVKB, No. 1 Park Place, N. Y.

rayl4lmWFM GRAND HOTEL, Opposite Congress Park. Thfa new and magnificent hotel, accommodating one thousand persons, will be Juno 1, 1873. Tb proprietors have adopted the following schedule of pries: For the months ol Jane, Scntember and Ootobsr Transient guests, $tto per day; Weekly gaests, VIOi) per day; Monthly guests, $8 tO per day. For the Mouths of July aud August Transient gnests, 5 00 per day; Waekly guests, $4.60 per day; Monthly guests, ffifCflpprdiy. GIIMOBE'8 cok bratpd Jubilee Band, of Boston, has been engaged for tbe se ason at this hotel.

Families dtstrous of engaging apartments in this modern hotel, possessing the advantages of clothes presses, water md let trio bells in evi ry suite of apnrtmouts, will apply to or addrofs thn proprietors of the Westmoreland Hotel, Murtevant House. New York, Co mon'wealtlt Motel, Boston, or VY. W. LKUANO A OOrt je4 4tW Grand Hotol, Siratogs. Highland house, GARRISON, N.

Opposite West Point This hotel will open on JUNE the SKVBNTH. Terms, three aod a half dollars per dry, elghteou ddllsrs per week. Address G. P. A W.

D. GARRISON, Je2l3tMWAF Proprietors. HEATH HOUSE, SCHOOLEY'S Mountain Springs, Morris Oonnty, N. will be open for the reception of gnests Jnne 1. Application for rooms oan be mado by mail or personally at the Coleman House, Broadway, N.

where the proprietor, with plans of the boose, oan be seen every Wednesday, from 18 until o'clock. J. WARRKlt OOtKMAN, Proprietor. mj81i RITTATDSNY HOUSE, DELAWARE WAT KB GAP, Will Open MAY IB. For Olrcnlsr and terms.

Address A BHODHEAD A SONS, Proprietors. MANSION HOUSE, ROSOYN, L. I. A first olass family hotel, beautifully located, and eitenslvely Improved; rooms large and finely furnished; nit vegetable and fruit from garden: a splendid lawn, grove and croquet grounds; boating, fishing, bathing, and fine stabling and billiard room five trains to and from New York, lJjS from James slip: boat from Peek lip. GIVF mylQtm QVERLOQK M6UNTAIN HOUSEt ON THK OATS KILL, OPEN JUNK 1.

Reached by Mary Powell. Vestry st, at 8P.M.; W. Baldwin and Thomas Cornell. Harrison st, at 4 P. the Albany day boat oriTndsoti River Railroad to Rhino buck and Kingsion, and New York, Kingston andtiyro CU8Q Railroad to West Hurley, where the Hotel stages are tn waiting for every train; also, Erie and Wallkill Valley Railway toot of Twenty third and Chambers sts, to Kings, ton City, Ac baggage by this route checked to West Hurley.

Address J. R. LASHER, Overlook Mountain House, my20 lm Woodstock, N. Y. SHELTER ISLAND.

GROVE AND CAMP MEETING ASSOCIATION, SHELTER ISLAND, L. I. The most delightful family Summer re aoitin the country. Beautifully Bltuated, invariably healthful and easily accessible by tall or steamboat. Cottages for sale or to let furnished or unfurnished.

For 'circulars and full particulars apply to JOHN FRF NOH, President, or R. M. WHITING; Brooklyn, or H. GARDN KR, Treasurer, 23 Cliff st, N. Y.

my24 tf WOODSBURG PAVILION. WOODS burg, L. I. This magnificent hotel will be onnned Junel; oan be reached by South Side or Long Island railroads. For terms, address N.

P. SKWiCLL. Pro prietor. my29 lm F7IIVISHEI ItOOiTlS. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, HALL rooms, for gentlemon.

66 Wiiloughby st. je2 fit FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, TO geDtlemen, or for hcusekeeping, on reasonable terms. Apply at 91 Sands st, near Jay. je'i 3t FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, A largo front room on first floor, to ono or two gentlemen, without board references required. Apply at 653 Knlton st, orpoelte Latayette av.

je32t FURNISHED ROOM TO A front parlor, to ono or two gentlemen. Apply on premises, 227 Wyckofi! st, between Bond and Je42t FURNISHED ROOMS SECOND FLOOR consisting of two rooms, partially furnished, suitable for gentleman and wife only gas. hot and oold water and bathroom; house ooenpied owner. Apply at 801 Navy st, near Fnlton rent 880 a month, inolndlng gaa. my30 6t FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET ON the Hill in a nrivate family, one large haodsame front room, or sne back room with alcove on second fl or, gentlemen with breakfast if desired.

Apply at 409 Oarl Vn av, near Fulton st. TO LET FOR gentlemen or homsekeeping, with hot and oold water, gas, five minutes from Wall st. and douth furrios: rent low for the Snmmer. No. 11 Willow pi, two doors from st.

4c FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, IN A small private family, to single gentlemen comfort cbly furnished rooms; modern improvements; convenient to four lines of cars; references exchanged. Address M. F.aglo office ie4 2t' FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET FOR hoaBfckeeptng: the most part of a first olass. three ttory, high stoop, brick house, with all improvements; 15 from the forries; rent reasonable to a good tenant. Apply at Qi Rodney st, first house below Bndford Jo3 2t URNJSHED ROOMS TO LET TWO or three famished rooms; to single gontlemonvor for llph: housekeepinfr.

in a 3 story and baeetneat brown stone house on Bedford av. house oeonpie i by owner, aud has mere room than nnoded; this is a chance seldom offered. Address SMITH, Eagle office. je4 81 IjlURNISHED ROOMS A PRIVATE family will let large front room on second floor, $8.50 per week, baok room $3, front ball room, good sized, all nicely furnished rbrpak fast if dosirod references; 10 minutes1 walk to Fnlton Ferry; cars pass the door; 200 Bridge st, near Nassau. jeSSt FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, A NIOE ly urnlsbed front parlor, suitable for a doctor's office, also a few furnished or unfurnished rooms for young gentlemen; house has all modern comforts; family strict private; wlUun two blocks of Oity Hall; oonvenient to all Unas of cars and within ten minutes of Fulton and Wall at.

ferries. Address M. O. Eagle office. je4 SVWAB TO liEXg PPSlSM mo LET HOUSES SEVERAL HOUSES JL most all new, and with all the modern improvements.

A pply to O. HOWE, in DeKalb av, between Grand av. and Steuben st.or to B.BLANCO, 13 South William st, N. Y. Also, some small stores for fancy goods; to Rood tenant rent moderate.

jet 61 TO LET HOUSE COMPLETELY FUR nished Hill; twelve rooms, good garden, piano, bedding, linen, crookery, etc rent taken fa board three adults; a desirable party oan make favorable arrangements to lBt of November, or longer. Address Mr. MARTIN, je33t TO LET HOUSES HANDSOME TWO story, brick and frame, on Yates and Lafayette avs; basement, under cellar, bath, furnace, sewer, range, Ac 2 inn tea from Roosevelt st. and 40 minntes from Fnlton ferTles; 8420, $B60, $300, $24i O. B.

HART. 73 Yates av, near Myrtle, betwern 9 and 5, and 830 Broadway, near Dolt alb av, between 1 and 5 o'clock. je3 10 1 TO EiyiV FOB BUSINESS PURPOSES TO LET STORE 181 NASSAU ST, near Bridge, with apartments; gas and water; new pumping; remaper moaia; mass, a nice iaoy atoro. nno LET STORE AND REAR BASE JL ment, 4 rooms: rent $lft per month. Apply to E.

HTBABOOOE, 219 Montagno st, or 391 Hoyt st, near Third. je3 2t' fy.O LET ROOMS FOR LIGHT MANU a yacturing or uusinesa purposes, secona uoor or Hudson's Building, corner ot Fulton and York ata: possession immediately. Apply to GEO RGB HUDSON 4 SONS; apaatt i TO I RT APABTiWEWTS. TO LET ROOMS SEOOND FLOOR, three rooms, and one on tbe third wator acd gas In house within ten minutes' walk of Fulton Ferry. 109 Johnson st.

lei 3 1. TOLET ROOMS IN A NEW HOUSE fonr rooms wator, gas and marble mantels twenty minutes from all the ferries; rent $10. Apply on premises, 82 Carlton ar. J2 6t' LET ROOMS THE THIRD FLOOR of No. 43 Hoyt st, near Livingston fonr rooms, with water ana waste pipe; a aestrame piaoeror tenant; rest of the noose occupied by owner.

LET ROOM A PLEASANT BAOK 1 IW rallV.ln Attaan wnln. tan at nil thn frrips: berit of refurenceB reanired. Annlv at 35 Bond at, between Livingston and irichermerhorn. mynxr TO LET ROOMS PART OF THE brown stone honse 68 Seoond place, bet. Oourt and Ollnton sts, witb all improvements, first clsss situation rent very moderate.

Apply on premises beforo 13 o'clock or after two. my3413t LET ROOMS APARTMENTS AND elor.n. Wjutbiniraon sfc. six rooms, all lmnrovomeuts. Am nr mnnfh Oia Kront et.

eeonnd floor, four rooms. 923: third floor, four rooms, 816. Also, several apartments from $10 to 939 per month. No. 63 Nassau st, oorner store.

820: 196 Wator Bt, store and two rooms, $16. W. COOK, 2S8 Washington tt. TO LET ROOMS THREE PLEASANT, furnished attlo rooms, wlthont board; noat, olean and comfortable suitable fer single gentlomen or ladlea; terms very moderate to permanent parties; references required location near Olty Hall and bandy to ferries and all car routes of the 11, Livingston st, cor. Boerum.

my Bl sf TO LET ROOMS TWO FLOORS $15 a month oaoh floor in a handsomo mansion on bay sbore: rooms on each floor; beautiful view; very healthy: bathing, flaking, gas; 35 minutes from Hamilton Ferry, 45 from Fulton Ferry. Inquire atthe DHLAPLAINK HOUSK, Thirty ninth st. and Third av, Brooklyn. je4 at FOR SAsbB fHOIJSBS. OR SALE HOUSE OR TO LET Honse and store, on northeast eor.

of Oourt and raw sts apply on premises or A. HALLIDAY, 18 Prospect pi. let at ThOR SALE HOUSE OR EXOHANGE a good threeTstory high toop frame house, filled in; IB rooms, all Improvements; in Stookton st; free and dear. B. WHITNEY, 167 Broadway, N.

Y. JeS 3f OR SALE HOUSE OR EXOHANGE corner tot end building, on Third av, near Hamilton av pHoe or exchange for farm of 60 or 70. acres. junn rtAHiLiri, 102 auuiuo av. iw.

FOB SALE HOUSE A COTTAGE bouse, basement and auboellar, coutalulug eleven rooms; water, gas and heater. Inquire of owner, 818 Clermont av. Je8t OR SALE HOUSE 2 STORY AND JL bsnmant frame bouso. 18x86. lot (5x100, Highth st.

near Third av 9 rooms price 12.SO0 terms easy poises sion. JOHN BAHKifl, tea Atianiie av. my6t FOR SALE HOUSE SEMI DETACHED cottage, in good order, ten rooms and cellar, large store rooms ano oioseia, noaier. wawr auu km, "Jjn.iu, ui ground for garden, with grape vinos, fruit trpes, AoApgly on premises, 430 Herkimer st, near Troy av. mya9t FOR SALE HOUSE OR EXCHANGE For a small bouse, or small place in the country, a tenement property, well rented and paving on tlnveatient.P Apply to P.

O. PROVOST, 859 Faltonst. m23 btHMAW XT' OR SALE HOUSE ONLY 4,400 AND JP very easy terms new a atory. hlgb stoop, Philadelphia bnek basement and aubcellar framo houae, with 9 rooms and iiprovemonUr62S Herkuner at, near Koohestar av, h. B.

DOSSEY, the carpenter, oh tbe premises. JAMKS TJOXBBY, 68 Wallst.H.Y. lei 4f WAB FOR SALE HOUolfi 883,300 3J0OO OR ore cash balanoe may be paid in quarterly Install, meats of 950 each; a new two story, basement and auboellar frame house, 9 rooms, water and gas oonvenient to two lines of oars. BUBRILUS Boa! Estate Offloe, 463 pjlth av, near Ninth st. South Brooklyn.

joafit SALE HOUSE A TWO STORY brlok honse, extension ana store, on ono of the 11 A In 41 .1 111 leaUlUK UIWM.IJB, B.IH1 .1. au.avvBW 1UV.MUU. 1,111 be sold cheap on very easy terms. Inquire between 2 and P. M.i In real estitVofffoo, 038 Fifth ar, between Seven teenth and Mlghtoenth ata.

SALE HOUSES OR EXCHANGE 1 Two Bonsesj ono, brlok, well looated and rented, a etons or brlek house on the Hill. onnvAnlnnktA Wnl. ton st; or would exonahKo one honsa for a iot336r more by 110. Address BOOBHS, 103 Dnane at, OR SALE tHOUSE PRICH 3,700 einvuBBij, ua nuuDua uaar inaiaumenis, a new two stoiy basement and subcollar.Jrama houso; water and gas, marble mantels, bay window, In a first rate location ouae 17.8x10 eett lot 1Q0 faettfeen. Inanire of the owner, on the premises, Eighteenth st, between Fifth and Sixth avs, nonsa nroosiyn, oecween ann M.

prpoaiyp, oesweenaanq or. jevo. FOR SALE HOUSE AND TflK EE lota: improvements; possession' at onoe; garden growipg: frolt tress, shrubs aad grape vinos handsomest and oheast plaeo in Bropklra tJ! PaiobenandBalphars; of terms; view, oaa be bad or will be aaaU.d. Oall, or address, Mr. HAMOB.

191 Fnlton rt.N,Y. kJ iOR SALE HOUSE A NEW JP Aonse, 118 North Oxford at, neat Myrtle av and Washington Park 1 1 story, hameatfuoeUar; bro wn efoneatoop ilwMx water to toD floor: all modern lmpHiyem.nta; to bf aold WANTED SITUATION If A NIOB girl, npttalrs girl, or will be willing to do light housework hakthi bestof referenoes. Oan ba seen for two days at 446 Kmith'st. VMT ANTED SITUATION BY A VT bog table vouno woman, to dc llKlithoasoWOrki is a good plain cook. wasbr and irbanr; or as ohamhnr miq and' haa good references.

Oall for two days at 62 President ot. MTANTfeDSiTUATION BY A BTE speotabf a yonng onan to do gaaerat batwnwotki a pood plain cook, washer and itonor; uai good cltv references; call for two days at 1,060 Atlantic' av, near Olovo roadi ANTED SITUATION BY A RE BDSCtable vonair (a An and waiting, or wodtd do general hoasowark for a sti (ill private family. Can be seen for two days atflSS Smith at, between Degraw and cackett W' ANTED SITUATIONS BY 6 respectable yenng girls i ope, with two years1 refer onces, to do general housework; the other, lately landed, tn do upstairs worjc pr general honsework. Call far two days at 467 Court at, near Lqqeer. WAN TED SIT UATION BY A RE spectable yonngtgirl, as chambermaid or waitress, or to do general housework In a small private family.

hHs nrt objection to go In the ooantry. Oall for two days at68aVanderblItav. WANTED SITUATION BY A RE spectable yonng woman, to do general house Is a good plain cook, washer and imner; has good olty reference. Gall for two days fit 863 Flnshlog av, corner of Kent. WTANTED SITUATION BY A RETT apeotable yonng girl, to do general bousQWork.in a small family: one lately landed, and has good fetorenoe from her last place.

Please oall for two days at M5 War ren at. second floor 'front rooth. ANTED SITUATION BY A KB1 aneotable vonntr woman, to doseneralhontework! isagord oook, wether and ironer; has good city reference. uaii ior nwo oajs aiato xxickb bt, Detwoen Amity onu ugu gress ft, first flnor. WAN TED SIT AT IO BY A RE speo table girl, to do ohamberwork and sowing, or would do fteneral housework for a small family; is willing to go in the ooun try tor the Snmmer good referenoes oan ne st yen, uaii areo uean sc.

ANTED 8 ITUATION BY A Frennh crlrl. nneake ffond gnarliah. as first olaSS oook bndrrstands all kinds of pastrr. soups. Ac.

is highly recommended nnr) will oe found olvll and obliging. Apply at MANNING'S, 42 Oourt st. WANTED SITUATION BY A OAPA ble girl, to csok, wash and Iron ls a neat, eoo. nomlral and reliable sen ant, and an exoalleat washer and ironer: highly reoommended. Oan bo seen for two days at 109 Navy st, between Tillary and Johnson, in ttte rear.

ANTED SITUATION BY A RE speotable Protostant woman, to take care of a baby or growing children, or do plain sewing Is willing and obliging; has good city referenoes. Oall for two days at lis Smith st, near Saokett. WAN TED SITU ATIONB A YOUNG girl, as chambermaid and waitress, or would oook, wash and Iron In a small family cau give alty references if required. Please oall at, or address for two days 878 Hloksjt, near Atlaatlo av.ssoond floor, back room. WANTED SITUATIONS TWO girls, one as oook, washer and ironer, and the other as chambermaid would do general honiework; good reference given.

Call for two days at 197 Van Bnrdnat, in the etore. WANTED SITUATION BY A PRO testant German girl, as chambermaid and seamstress; will assist in the caro of grown np children can teach the German if required. Oall at 8 Second pi, corner of Henry Bt. ANTED I A I BY AN A vnorlfion amniin. tan nnrtin fnrtnAnl nr ahtldmn: won Id asHitt with chamborwork; best references as to capability and oh am tor.

Address Miss M. Brooklyn P. O. WANTED SITUATION A RE spec table girl, as chambermaid and waitress; or cook, wash and iron, in a small family; has good oity reference. Oall for two days upstairs at 1,379 Faltonst, near Marcy a v.

WANTEDSITUATIONB7 A YOUNG woman; Is a good cook, washer and lroner; has no objection to do general housework in a small private family; has the best or city reference from hor last employer. Can be seen for two days at 85 North Portland av, top floor. ANTED SITUATION BY A RE 7 iuicuiquiu juuuk nuHinu, louottoaorat uuuiDrrvfa, is a good cook, washer and ironer; or as ohambermaid and waitress and to take care of children has good olty ref rfibcpf. Call for two days at cor. Graaam and DeKalb avs, in grocery store.

WANTED SITUATIONS BY TWO RE speo table girls, sisters; one as a good cook, waBher and ironer, the other as chambermaid and waitress or chambermaid and nurse; willing to go Into the eonntrr; have good olty references. Oall for two days at 407 Grand avonuo. WANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG girl, lately landed, to take oare children, do upstairs work or plain sewing; is willing to make hersolf gfn erslJy nsefnl no object ion to go to the con try for the Summer. Please call at 194 Botler st, between Bond and Nevins WANTED SITUATION" BY A YOUNG eir), as chambermaid and waitress, or chambermaid and ssslstwith care of oblldren, or to do general honsework, In a small private family: has good reference from her last place. Call for three daya at 279 Gold sis near Tillary.

WANTED SITUATION A speolable young woman, to do chamberwork and take care of a baby, or plain sewing; no objection to go In the country for the Summer; has good referenoe, or would do housework In a small private family. Oan be seen for two days at bi Sonth Second st, WilUamsbnrgh. WANTED SITUATIONS TWO respectable Swedish girls, with first olaai references, in a private family together, as cook and chamber maid; also three greeu girls, and a respeotable elderly woman to do office or churon cleaning. Apply at HAY it JACOBBOW, 872 Allantlo aT. WANTED SITUATIONS FOR SEVE ral excellent cooks and laundresses; also experienced ohlldren's nurses, waitresses aud general servants, with first olass referenoes; Germans, Swedes, Irish and English for cltv and ooantry.

Apply at MANNING'S. 42 Court Bt IDlL WANTED SITUATION BY A COL ored woman, having a little ohlld, two years and six months eld; would liko to go in the country and take hor child with hor, for abont 4 months. Ploasn call at 1,041 Wyckoff at Take KaBt New York cora get out at Sohen otodyav. WA NTED SITUATION BY A FIRST class colored girl, in tho country, as ohambermaid ornnrfe: wbk'b, $12; has city refeience. Can be Been at the BROOKLYN BMBI.OYMRNT BTJRKAU, Con cord Bt, near Fulton.

BuninesB conducted by ladleB. N. Several young Ametican girls are now ieady for situations as nurses, Ac. WANTED SITUATIONS HELP FOR families in city and country, atthe BROOKLYN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 29 Concord st, near Fulton managed by ladles. Many families apply here for servants who have never boon at an offioe before.

N. B. Nurses for invalids, monthly and wet nurses sup piled. felO ly' WANTED SITUATIONS BY A NICE German woman, as cook, washer and ironer, or would not object to do general housework in a small private family is a good plain aook and first class laundress. Aieo, by a chambermaid and waitress: both bave the best of city references.

Apply at the GKRMAN AGHNOY, 178 Atlantic av. WANTED SITUATIONS OR KB commended servants, American. English, Irish, Swedes and German, 200 of the neatest, most respectable and best olafs of desirable servants to bo obtained, both experienced servants, also girls lately landed and small girls, are now at MR. HRNDRIOKSON'S office, 111 Allan tie av, the oldest, most respeotable, reliable and best offloe in this country. WANTED SIXOATltfNS ITIALES.

WANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG man, (i Swede), 92 ysara of agQ. at good eoaohman and 'groom. Address PKTBB HALLURRN, No. 461 Dean at. VMT ANTED SITUATION A YOUNG Englishman, as ooaobman and groom: is steady and industrious.

Address BLOYS.No. lit High at, In tbe rear. WANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG man, at grocer's clerk, messenger, collector, or any situation of similar cbaraoter: best referenoe from last employer. Oall at 48 Oheever place. WANTED SITUATION AS OOAOH man and groom.

by a respectable man who thor cughly understands his business, and 'ls a good and oare fnl driver and Is thoroughly aequal.ted lu Brooklyn and New York; has sixjears' olty references from bis last em ploysrs. Address T. Box 113, Hagle office. ANTED SITUATION BY A SINGLE young man, as groom and ooaohman, who perfectly understands his business as above, will be highly re commended by htB last employer, whom he parts in const? onence of him parting with his horses and carriages. Address J.

tii Oourt st WASTED SITUATION AS BOOK keener, a well cdnaatod young man, aged 28, as bookkeeper's assistant (experienced), or any other situ a tlon wbero industry and integrity rwould insure promotion salary no object. Address INTEGRITY, Eagle ANTED ALTO IT A FULL to 1 co for a smalt chorus choir. Address, statin a term CH PRIST FB, Eagle office. je33t TIT ANTED DRESSMAKING A experienced dresBmaker. a few more engagements by the day or week can cut aud fit ldles' and children's dresses, and understands all kinds of family sowing.

Address B. Y. Eagle offlee. WAITED DRESSMAKING AN Experienced dressmaker would Hko to engage the work of a few more families, by the day; eighteen years' Diperlenoe; ladles, if yon want a perfect fitting and stylish garment, call at 60 Wiiloughby Bt. WANTED DRESSMAKING AT 12 2 Court et, near Atlantloav, by Mm.

JOHNSON, formerly of 117 Court st, where she is ready to aooommo date her patrons at her residence, or their own If desired. N. B. Particular attention given to ball and wedding outfit. Cutting and fitting a specialty.

je3 4t WANTED HOUSES AND 1IOOITIS. WANTED ROOM FUR NISHBD nto furnished room, below the Oity Hall, for one. Address ONE, Eagle office. je4 at WANTED ROOM FURNISHED BY a yonng man, in a private family; honsemodorn Improvements. Address stating terms, which must be mod rate, Eagle offloe.

WANTED ROOM 50X150 WITH good light, eteara heat and 10 horso power, for light manufacturing purposes; an upper story preferred. Address, stating rent wanted. O. M. ojnoe, WANTED HOUSES TO BUY FOUR cheap 9 story houses, within thirty mlnntos from ferrfee.

Also wanted a house in exohange for lots and cash: a cheap New York farm to exchange for house or lots, If yon want to sell or exohange, Apply to A. L. Yta.LL'aax ui vaiion as, room ts. WANTED ROOMS TWO NEATLY furnished rooms, for light housekeeping, for quiet gentleman and wife, one at least front, In good nelghbor ood, with; modern improvements, five or eight minutes walk of Nassau Gas Works, foot of Washington av; can nrniBh own bed linen and table ware. Address, with fnll PROMPT PAY, Eagle office.

je3 31 WANTED ROOMS FURNISHED BY a gentleman and wife, a suite of three or four rooms. well furnished, all on one floor and oonnootlng; arranged for light housekeeping cooking facilities on the same floor preferred; modern Improvements; location to bo first olass; arrangements for six months or a year will be made if suited; references exchanged; rooms to be occupied on the SOth of Jnne. Address, with terms and fnll particnlars. P. OIAR.

Eagle office. je4 St WANTEB miSCEIANEOUS ANTED HORSE AND BOX WAG a AAmm a a urtnr. Ulli lUr UDo Ul DUKitHTtTi lsiife Auuioa wa ugJ McELROY, O. at. jeSat ANTED CARRIAGE PUR chaas one of make and modern style to re ceive attention must state lowest oash price, and where to be seen.

Address Hagle offloe. WANTED WORK BY A RESPEOTA i bi. woman, to go out by the day honseoleanlngor washing and ironing: first olass references. Pleaso call this evening at 710 Gates sr. near Lewis.

WANTED WORK BY A RE8PEOT able woman, to take the washing of ladles or gentlemen at her own residence, or to go out byday'awork. Please call at 59 Summit st, first floor; baok room. WANTED WORK BY A RESPEOTA ble girl, to go ant by the day or a couple ot days eaob week; Is a first olass laundress; understands fluting and puffing; has the best olty referenoe. Oall at tt Pilnco WAN TED WASHING BY A RE spectable young weman in her own noma. Pleiss oall far two daya to No.

Fourteenth at, between Second and Third avs. WANTED LOT IN GREENWOOD (old grounds preferred)', enolosed with fenoe ar hedge) describe loealiiy. O. W.B.. carsD.

ft Leonard stNew York. MtV 7TT ANTED OLD GOLD, OLD SU VER W' and broken watch oaseaJT or which the highest price will be paid, at M. J. McGLYNN'S American Watch and Olook House. 685 ffnlton at.

near St. gelli. ooaaly WANTED HORSE MARE PREPER red, 16 to 15 hand, about 1,01 lbs. weight, sound. kind a aha gontle rsiuaoie ior a laoy a use rutiy warranieu aonslbl.

party etate colors age, prtod; ore. Address by rest rutn Bagle omoo. je3St BOAJtDlNB. OARTl TO LET WITH BOARD A i nloely fnrnunaa Troai parior io. raw yeuna genua onjeaaenable lie President st, je If BOARD PLEASANT ROOMS, GOOD board, also day boarder, accommodated, 69 Poplar si, eorner MoKenny terms moderate.

1st at' OARD FURNISHED ROOMS, TO LET mm noaia, to singw geniismen; lerms moasraw. ww tf ay ji at. OARD NE ATLT FURNISHED ROOM3 to let. srlth board. at 179 De raw at.

one door rom Henry. irtW OARD BROOKLYN HEIGHTS i T.mrom fmnt hall mnm on flnnnrl flnnr. at Wiilnw tnree aoore rroco itungB. jbzoi "OARD A ROOM SUITABLE FOR Wj gentleman and wife or two genHejnenialaoahali BA1 IK rillAanaHM ait 1 1. USniat rvOLB.

VVIf saiwusjHsrf any wsum usy. OARD ONE SINGLE GBNTL tf AN 1. k.t, oan pa iuiwmmw4.wi. w.m. uh fwwui auu tiuara aa BOARD TO LET PLASAnx ROOMS w.th or without board all oonvenlenoos.

Inquire at 61JVIIlouehby st, BOAKD ON THK HBIGHTSA PARTY ol gentlemen, or oreutlemen and thir wtvoi oan oh. tain board wttbln five minutes' walk of Wall stFirry. 170 Columbia heights. mySlfn OARD FIVE MINUTES" prom THK Joralemon at; pl.asaothall rooms on second end third floors, to let, with first olassj board. erencet.

je9 3fc BOARD289 CLINTON ST, NEAR Harrison, aeoond and IhlrdBloryrooms, fcr families' or single persons; terms from 97 upward por week. BOARD ON THE HILL TWO LARGE, pleasant rooms, suitable for gentleman and wife, or single gentlemen ploasantly looated oonvenlont to oars. No. an South Oxford at, je3 BOARD 255 HENRY ST, NEAR JOR slemon Isrge, pleasant and aliy rooms, on second and third floors, to let with or without beard, at moderate terms. jo? OARD LARGE BAOK ROOM.lstjF gantly furnished hot arid oold water; furniture and bouse first olass.

249 Harrison st, between Clinton and Oourtsts, jj Je3 5t, BOARD A FAMILY OF FOUR OR A few gentlemen, deslrlus first alas, table board oan accommodated at No. Elliott place; terms bIe J' jeSSt" BOARD 50 WILLOUGHBY STREET To let, with board, pleasaut rooms for Kontlmen and wives or single gentlemen i convenient to ferries and near Olty Hall references exohanged. jP3 2t. OARD BROOKLYN HEIGHTS FUR pished rooms to let, with or without boasd, tn erentlo men org family; house pleasantly located nu tbe HeUM. family private.

Address SOUTH, Ragle office, joaat" BOARD ON THE HEIGHTSAV ERY large, desirable second story frint room, suitable for ganilenian and wife, or two single gentlemen, mav bo badat267Henryst. near Joralemon. je46fc BOARD 371 DEGRAW "ST, BETWEEN Smith and Ho.vt A private family of adults would liko two or three gentlemen to board house has all mod. em improvements. References exchanged.

OARU THHEE PLBASANT ROOMS, suitable for gentlsmsn and nirenrslnslegentlAinee' pleassntly looated, oonvenient to oara. Apply at 149 Law' rence st, near Folton. j04 6tf BOARD TO LET WITH FIRST OLASS board, at 183 Washington st. a handsomely ed srennd story, front room; room on same floor jo4 2t BOARD A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL let a very pleasant room on second floor to wo per sons, at $12 per week location very desirable, near Olty Hall. Apply at No.

Smith st, corner of Livingston. HOARD ON THE HILL BOOMS ON second floor, and one on the third, to tet, vrltb board; furnished or unfurnished. Apply at 111 Fort Greene pi, third house south of Fulton at; references exohanged. ap26St BOARD PARTIES DESIRING BOARD with superior accommodations fn a well furulsued housed hot and oold water, ample closets, table striotly first class, will ploase oall at South Oxrord et, near Fort Greene Park. my926i BOARD GENTLEMEN AND THEIR or single gentlemen, dan find well furnlstied rooms with excellent board, lu a private Fronoh family.

ApDlyatxUBOllntouat; referenoes exohanged; dinner at 6vrJ street BOARD TWO OR THREE SINGLE gentlemen, or a gentleman and wife cau have good board at 46 Sands st; also, about the middle of June, a nicely'furniabed front room, with board; references required ioasf OARD ON THE HILL 213 OTTMBER Jiinrf at. oorner DeKalb a v. overlooking Washlne ton mih' Hnjilmbin nvtrris for irAntlemen and thftlr xrive aod Biggie gentlemen; table first class; 'Fulton Perry oars pan, the honso. ja3 6t BOARD ON THE HILL TWO three gentlemen oan be accommodated wlthgond board pleasant moms on second and third floors, nlonly furnished; honsA first olass, location good; terms raider ate. 4'23 Cumberland at.

je33f BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS FIRST class accommodations; rooms splendidly furnlshod tnble unexceptlonablo; nil modern lmprovemeu Butt able for gentlemen and their wives or single gentlemen; references required. Oall at HI ok a Bt. my31 4t BOARD TO LET, WIT HBOARD, TWO rooms, ono an alcove room on seoond floor, orulsb ed or unfurnished; bouse baa all modern improvements and good location. Apply at 196 Btymoad st, between Fnl ton at. and DeKa'b av.

mj26 lit BOARD 481 HENRY ST, BETWEBN Harrison and Degraw Choice of rooms on Dirlor, second and third floors, snitsblef or famtlissor slnglo gen tlemen: house suoplied with modern Improvements. Term a moderate, Befeionoes exchanged. je3 8t BOARD TO LET WITH FIRST CLASS board, rooms on second and third floors, nicely furnished, In a very pleasant location, and oonvenient to cars and foTtleB. Apply at 237 Ollnton st, second nouse south of A mlty. je3 5t BOARD ON THE HILL 20 LAFAY ette av Two front rooms to lt, with board; only ouo block from three oar routes inoation one of tho bost in Brooklyn terms very moderate for the Summer.

je8 3t BOARD TO LET WITH GOOD BOARD, a large front room on second floor, handsomely far nished, with Brussels carpet, and blaak walnut sit terms 215 per week modern improvements. Gall at 363 Paoiflo etreet. jo 4 at' OARD A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAV jL9 ing more room than they require, would let a second story front alcove room, to ohe or two gentlemen, witl or without board; the best of references required. Apply ot 12i Fleet plaoe, oornerof Willonghby et, TOARD 43 JORALEMON ST ANICE, jD second story front room to let with board, for a gentleman' and wife or a couple of yonng gentlemen terms moderate, location good within 3 minutes of fconth and Waif at. retries.

e43t BOARD THOSE IN PURSUIT OF A finely famished (every thing new) second story front room, with good substantial board, can find suoh at 84 State alto a single room on top floor; about five minntes walk of Wall st. and South ferries. je4r BOARD 157 PIERREPONT ST, NEAR Fnlton; handsomely foroished roomp, with board, for gentlemen and wives or single all improvements; terms moderate; a few day boarders aocotn tnodatod. je3 2t BOARD TWO GENTLEMEN OR A gentleman and wife oan bo aooommodated with a nice front room with all improvements; also a hall bedroom ior a single gentleman; terms moderate; referenoes exohanged. Apply at 110 Hoyt at, oor Paoiflo.

je32t BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS 116 HEN ry stj Extra large boll room to let, to a gentlpman house aod location first class; fivo Inn tea from Wall st. and Fulton ferrlsfl; references glren and rennired. OARD ON THE HILL AT 200 Sonth Oxford st, newly and nloely furnished rooms, with board, for Bummer or year; looatlon unsurpassed; rooms elegantly situated for families termB moderate. eg ul BOARD PARTIES DESIRING BOARD in a fine brown stone housB, newly furnished throughout, hot and cold wator. large closets, superior table, may now secure roomB for tho Summer, at moderato prices, io permanent parties.

Please call at Bill Ollnton at, southwest corner Pacific st. jeB 8t OAUO 180 WEST BALTIC ST TO Int. with hoard, a nice, lame room on ssooudfleor. nicely furnished, to gentloman.and wife or two gentlemen; also, a pleasant single room on third floor; house has all convertienceB, ana is near me lerrieo; mjitub uiuueraio. jea gv OARD ON THE HEIGHTS SUMMER closets and all modern conveniences; house and looa'lon unturpassed; flee view of the bay.

good table; within three minutes of Wail et. Ferry; references exchanrd. 9 Montague terrace. SL BOARD A FAMILY OOOUPYING their own residence, which is delightfully located on Cumberland st, opposite Washington Park, would like to let, with board, one or two very pleasant rooms on seoond floor, to a gentleman ana vife, or single gentlemen; terms reasonable. Address JUNE, Kagle office.

je3 6t BOARD 56 PER WEEK, WITH BOARD, for one person A nloely furnished front room, on second floor; house has modern Improvements, and in a first class neighborhood, situated between two car routes and within walking distance to all the ferries, 120 (old No. 98) Third plaoe. jo33f BOARD TO LET, WITH FIRST OLiASS board, a large, pleasant alcove room on second floor, with hot and cold water and ample oloset room therein. Also, iwo hall roomsfor single gentlemen; references re qnired. Apply 888 State at, opposite St.

Peter's Qhnrotu BOARD TO LET, LARGE. PLEASANT rooms on seoond floor, containing hot and cold water and large closets; house brown stone; nice and in every war comfortable; dining room on tbe parlor floor; taojeis mrnisnea wicn plenty or me oesioi rooa. riease call at 175 Duffleld st. Je8 8t BOARD ON THE HILL IN A SMALL family a large, second story front room to let, with board, to gentleman and wife or two single gentltmen the room is handsomely furnished and house has all thebeitlooatlon en Cumberland si, near Wash Ington Park; terms moderate. 247 Onmberland st.

OARD A FAMILY OF ADULTS WILL let, with board, the seoond floor, to gentleman and or single gentlemen front and alotve room; hot and old water: looatlon derivable; ten minutes' walk of grand entrance to Prospeot Park: two minutes' of car routes. 711 Warren st, between Fifth and Sixth avs. je4 if BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS 295 HEN ryst Large, airy rooms, furnished and unfurnished; alio. extia sized hall room, with closets; water and suitable for families ox single gentlemen house and ooatlon very desirable near the ferries tortus moderate. referenoes exchanged.

Jo42t 15 OARD AT 207 CLINTON ST, ONE KM door north of Amity st, furnished rooms, with er oellent board, for gentlemen and their wives or single gentlemen hot and oold water iu the rooms all improve mests in the house convenient to either of the ferries terms reasonable. BOARD A FEW NICELY FURNISHED rooms and board, with a small, quiet family, in modern brown stone front house, with bathroom, hot and cold water, and on most reasonable terms eight minutes' walk from all the ferries and location very pleasant rnfer ences. 63 High at, near Adams. je3 8t OARD ON THE HILL A LARGE room to let, with board, to gentleman and wife or single gentlemen: room has hot and oold water and ample closet room, also, a hall room, with closet; bouse has all improvements. Apply at 50 South Oxford st, je8 4t MOABD ON THE HILL A PRIVATE family, occupying a modern brown stone house near Greene, wonld rent their seoond floor to a family desiring first class accommodations: house freshly panered and painted throughout; two or three single gentlemen may aieo find pleasant roomsat No.

49 South Oxford st. Beerenoee exohanged. jeSSt BOARD ON THE HILL TO LET WITH board, to gentleman and wife, handsomely fur nished room on seoond floor, all modern improvements, hot and cold water in rem, bath room on same floor, looatlon pleasant, fine open view of Fort Greene Park. Apply at 215 Onmberland st, second door from De Kalb ar. car iin jei St OARD ON THE HILL A SMALL jl9 family, occupying their own house, three story brown stone, furnished throughout, situated In the most dellghtfnl neighborhood on Onmberland st, opposite the park, wonld let and board a gentleman and wife, or one or two single gents, on reasonable terms; finest looatlon in the oltjr.

Address M. Eagle oBco. je3St OARD GENTLEMEN OR GENTLE JT men and their wives oan be accommodated with two alcove rooms, on second floor, and two rooms on third floor: furpltnre new; ample closet room and use of bathroom; with the comforts of a borne; good table and terms moderate. For further particular pleaso call at 887 State Bt, bet. Bond and Nerins.

jej gtw OARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, thrna slnffla ntlemen. can hn with a' handsome front room and hall bedroom connecting, or separately, with hot and oold water; family small, ana where there are but few bosrdera taken: goodl6oa iion, near Folton st; referenoes exohanged. Apply at 424 Gold st. iU $tm OARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, on tne nm rwo nicety luraimro rooms, front and on tbe third Boar, in a small private family; hot ard atone, with all the modern improvements; fifteen mlnntes from ferrv not a boarding house. Address P.

Box 19, Brooklyn P. O. Je4 8t BOARD ON THE HILL A SMALL, private family, ooenpying their own house, and having more room than they require, would accommodate agentleman home. No other boarders; no objeotioa to cue or two abildren; location. South Portland av, west side, a few doors from Washington Park: ttrtni.

moderate reftrenoea exohanged. Address, BHOWN MONB, Box Ho, HiglS offiae. ie4 4t BO AIIH WANTED, OARD WANTED BY a GERMAN dantittmen and wife, in a German tarmllr. aaa ail, umw JOO BOARD WANTED BY A YOUNG gentleman, In the vicinity of First plaoe; terms moder! and lo, iogatlon, WT ofee. wm" nri iirj'n TJD" A WTffn VnTt' uer Kuaiw II imv v.v.

n. iv, ya and wife. Id a nrivate family, on the Hill and pleasant locality requisite; referenoes. Address with terinswhloh mnstbexaoderate, 0.0..:Bagle offlee. BOARD WANTED A.

GENTLEMAN ylshea to be aooommodated with private board In a 8 cod locality, twenty mlntiteaftoto Fulton Fero. Ad ress, statins terms, which must be moderate. Bag) ieaat OOViroRYBOABO. QUNTRY BOARD FOB FIRST OLASS f.mlllfls. aeeomniadations fos alx a private family, at Greenwloh, a few minutes from leS It Box Grsenwloh, Ot, Country board first class board and rooms can be obtained in a handsome piTTate residence, having wide piazzas shady and exten sdve grounds, first class table, etc near Sing SinS vlllaae terms moderate for the Bummer Address HOAG, Box 808, Sing Sing.

aTlOUNTRY BOARD AT A iw. high ground, well shaded, wide piazzas, pleasant nrlvnj freshvegetables, milk, bntter and KwJ ll 'trail out nurses preferred refer tof ormer bosro'er. M.Minir In Brooklyn and New York. Address Offim emia, Katonab. Westch eater County, N.

Y. COUNTRY BOARD AT MOUNT VIEW JlV Mansion, near White Hone Station: twahonrsbV Central Railroad of New Jersey on firm of monn aln air, no raosaultoof eomnlots order team, MperSveek. Families wishing onie! Sd laml n. tr.atT.lll find this adeslr. Wejllaee PMturing ab lfbayjai, JMmmMatl, Qt igSStfST LOST TUESDAY KVENING, JUNE 3, belwei Hodford and Washington avs, a gold and vaiiiitt ARR1NG.

Th finder will be suitable rowardod by leaving the nme at 844 Oarltun av. LOST STKAYEO OR STOIiE ON Sunday nlaht. a small rod and white speckled OO W. A liberal reward will li paid for her rottira te tho First Natloral btabler, cor. Putnam av, and Ormond D'aoi.

3421 W. H. RUOD 4 OO. LOHT ON "SUNDAY AFTERNOON, IN Cone, Mand Car. No.

21. a POOKKTBOOK, on taininB i'noy. be two ladles who wero aieo to pick up tne ploate return to No. S37 Ninth St. bet.

Fifth aou Sixth avs. OST ABOUT TEN DAYS AUO, ON I i Fulton ft. between Tillary an Johnson, a pleco ot rTTi'Cr ard Id CHAIN, ilh two small gold KINGS attached. Th? finder will be suitably rowarded by leaving themat42 tiultonst. 1.01 Bt OST 85 REWARD A SMALL BLACK li and tan terriorSLUT, answering to tbe name of Glp; had blue ribbon around her ncek.

Any person returning her to 189 Harrison st, will receive the above reward. jr2t 1 OST OR S'lOIEN REWARD A mJ small wblto MARB, abont 14i hands high; allttlo fiiiio with the right fore loot, and a small blaok mark on th i tffht nlrln nt nnrV The hnn will be liald hV roiurnlng her to 1,283 Broadway, near Cooper av, in the grocoiy. ORT OV SUNDAY. 8:05 A. IN" A JLi Flatbnshcar, atFnlton Perry, a POOKETBOOK, containing a small sum cf monoy.

the gentleman that picked it up will return same to M. O. Gv (store) 6fi South si, n. r. uity, no win couior aiavor, nuu receive a suns ble reward for his trouble.

OST A SMALL, DARK SATCHEL, left in an opon car on the Greeno, Gates and Fultou av. There was In it a number of little arlioles, suoh as combs, brushes, and upward of $14, which was all the money the owner of the eatohel had tho owner being a very worthy aod most eio3)lonl lady, but in bad health aod oxtremoly poor. She is now In deep distress, not knowing wbat io do or iu what direction to look for aid tho monoy lost had beoa given hor but a day or two ago by one cr two friends. Here is a case for those wbo are charitably disposed to manifest their lovo for tho needy, forlorn and worthy. Anrcontrinutlons will be forwarded If left with HIG KIR 4 WAY, 607 Fulton st, wbero a reward will be paid for tho satnhel.

II lelt there. joBBt CAME TO THE PREMISES OF THIS subscriber Juno 1, ono blsck OOW, which the owner osn hare hv proving property and paying oxiienses. OHAKLES SMITH, 1,498 Warren st.l je4 3f DlEETIlVOS. THE MEMBERS OF BROOKLYN KIDOK, No. 2, I.O.

O. will meet atthe rooms, Nos. 442 and 444 Fulton at, on THURSDAY, 6th lost, at I o'ebek to attend the funeral of onr deoeased brother, J. L. Connolly.

J. H. SALISBURY, N. G. J.

O. Fletcher, Secretary. OFFICERS AND BROTHERS OF FKIHNDSHtP COUNCIL NO. 9, O. U.

A. You are hereby notlnod to attend tbe fuaeral of onr late bi other, JOHN CONNELLY. You are requested to uiiei at tho Council Chamber on UURSDAY, June 5, at 12it o'clock sharp. Sister Councils Invited to attend. By ordt of G.

E. PITT, Counsellor. YYM. Baubbtb, Socretary. THE LADIES OF F.

M. T. A. B. SOOIE 'I 7.

will hold their weoMy pubtle tomperance mtctlnuon TIHTRkDAY KVENINU. June Too tal pn' advocate of the cause, OOMINIOK LANGTON.Esq, will adnress the meeting, ringing by tho following array of talent: Messrs. i'lyun, Farrell, Taylor, Downy, Hurry uudnth.r. N.B. Tho members sre requestod toattond tho meeting, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, for the eleo touofomcers.

Absent memej. fined. Thomas Oonninohak, Vioe PreSj mHE LIBERAL GENERAL COMMITTEE will hold tbnlr regolariMontbly Meeting THIS VPNING, at i o'clock, at SAWYER'S HALL, oornerof Fulton and Jay sts. A full attendance requested. HRNRY8 BELLOWS, Chairman.

Lewis M. Peck, Dr. J. Leatens, Secretaries. NOTICE THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE on Stop Cocks, Water Meters, eto fot the Oominon frvvncll) will meet In the Committee room, City Htll, on FRIDAY, June 6, 1873, at 71o'clook.

P. M. By order of it 31 OEORGB BKOWW, Ohalrraan. OT1CE THE COMMITTEE ON Supplies, Kxpenses, (or tho Common Council.) will meet In the Committee room, City Hail, on THURSDAY, June 1873, at 7i o'clock. P.

M. Byor.lerof je4 St WILLIAM DWYRR, Ohalrmon. TWTOTICE THE SPEOIAL COMMITTEE Jl en Gas tof the Common Council) will meet in the Committeo room, Oily Hall, on THURSDAY, June 6, IKS, at 7i o'olock, P. M. By order of jtjt JOHN A.

TAYLOR, Chairman. mHE LAW COMMITTEKOF THE COM JL MON COUNCIL will meet in tho Common Ooun ell Chamber on FRIDAY K.VBNINI5, June 6,1873, at o'clock. All parties interested will nleasa attend. je34t THOS. H.

RODMAN. Chairman. THE GRADING AND PAVING COMMITTEE OF TUB COMMON COUNCIL will meet In the Common Council Chamber on THURSDAY BYENINO, June at 71 o'olock. Allpartles Interested will please attend, Byordor, jeS3t JOHN McORO ARTY, Chairman, T7MPLOYING PLASTERERS' ASSOCIA SU TION. A regular meeting will be held onTRUKS CivY Jane 5.

at 8 o'clock, at the MECHANICS' AND TRADERS' EXOHANGK. All employing plasterers are invited to be present. By order, JOHN STttVBNSON, President. John Wallace, Secretary. 63 2l ELECTION NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR Directors of the NASSAU GAS LIGHT CO. will be held at the office of tho Company. No. 977 Fulton st, on TUKSDAY, Juno 10, between thehonrsnf 12andlP. M.

mi 30 lot S. T. WHITE, Sooretary. SPECIAL yHlTE CROSS LINE. STEAM TO ANTWERP DIREOT.

The fine, first class, full, powered, now and elegant Bel gian steamship O. F. FUNOH, P. KNMD.SKN, Commandor, will leave rn TUkSDAY, tho 10th of June, at 3 P. from Harbeck's Stores, Brooklyn, as above.

Passage price, First Cabin, currency $76 Steerage, gold 30 For fref eht or passage, having cloeant accommodations, apply to FUNCH, EDYB No. 27 South William st, NY jsi 6t THE SHELTKRING ARMS NURSERY. AN ANNIVERSARY REOKPTION Will be held at this Institution, 524 Atlantic av, on THURSDAY, Junes, From 2 till 10 o'clook P. M. Durinir the evening addresses will bo mado Ivy the Right Kev.

Bishop LITTLHJOHN and Rev. Dr. PADDOCK. Bishop elect of Massachusetts. Tho grounds will be lighted and refreshments served in the garden.

Music will be furnithed bya popular band of this city. A. P. BU TLBR, Secretary. JOTS IN THE MOST DESIRABLE section of Brooklyn, will be sold at auction, by CK OFF JAMES, TO MORROW, at the City Salesrooms, 379 Fulton st, Brooklyn.

15 desirablo lots on Washington and DeKalb avs, aud Hamilton dl vlded as per map. The attention of builders and those desiring a choice plot for residence, is invited to this As. signee's sale. Maps ready at our new office, 189 Montagno street. HATS AT A BARGAIN 100 DOZEN assorted very lino felt bats will be sold for oash.

Seen three dsys in 65 Fulton st. SHERMAN. ie42t OTORAGK FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, IO In the brick budding, 613 Fulton st; olean. dry lolts, separate rooms if desired; hoist wheel and hatoh way in the rear, where tho good are received. Apply to TV.

H. BOLTON, 613 Fulton at, junction of Fiatbush av. je4 5V BALED PROPOSALS FOR THE BAR uu feueouuiaub eianu, lub exuurbiuii ol us J2MKS F. DUNAHUtt ASSOCIATION, to Dudley's Giove, on MONDAY. June 30.

1873, will be received by the President, Old AS. at corner Water st.aud Hudson av, Brooklyn, or by the Secretary, JOHN MAN NINU, at ti Hudson av, on or before the 25ttK je4 2tB GOOD BOARD AND PASTURE FOR horses; never faUfag water. Send for cLrcuIar. W. H.

8EAM.AN. Roelyn, I. je33t GG. HOPKINS WOULD INFORM HIS fiienda that ho has thored from Kavonavrood to FUtbuib. wbera he will offer for sale trotting and carriage tcrsea; has now on hand several desirable road hor eg among them a patr of choice coal blanks, IS hands nigh, sound, kind, handsome, and easr drifefa; they are bruken to single harnen, and can trot in three miautei; aieo a black mare that is handsome, sound and cent and can bUob 2:40 au trained cars from alton Ferry to the door; seventh house below the Dutch Church.

an4aa entrance to tho stables on Oooan aveane, a short distance below Church lane. Orders for horses solicited and good references given, je4 tf OTS IN THE MOST DESIRABLE JLsfi section of Brooklyn, will be sold at auction, by WVOKOFPA JAMKS. '10 MORROW. at 12 AL, at the Oity Salesrooms, 879 Fulton st, Brooklyn; 16 desirable lots on Washington and DeKslb avs, and Hamilton st, divided as per map. Tho attention of builders and taose desiring a choice plot for residence, is invited to this Assignee's tale.

Maps ready at oar new office 189 Montague Btreet. TO LOA3S TWO SUMS OK $1,500 each, on bond and mortgage, on improved or good unimproved real estate. LETI JS. HART, 397 Fulton at. Room 7.

IF TO COMMIT MURDER IS YOUR OB ject, feed the sick with dragged aloohol: bufcifyoa won Id cure indigestion, biliousness, rheumatism, fever aud Bfrue, physical prostration, or any other inorganic complaint, give the patient DR. WALKRR'S VINEGAR iiXTKRS. A favorable result is certain. TIKNHA EXPOSITION IS hereby given that the Juries of Awards at the Vienna FiposltloD, have postponed their meetings to the first of July, Parties wishing to forward goods for the Exhibition can do eo up to 10th of Snne. For further information apply toRADOLlFFK BALDWIN, United.

States Dis patch Agent, Broadway. my29 6t SECTION 21, CHAPER 5, ARTICLE 6. Ordinances Olty of Brooklyn. No dog shall be suffered to go at large In tbe oity, unless properly muesled under the penalty ol ten dollars for each otTetne, to be fiaid by the owner or possessor of Bnch. dog.

The provls ons of this ordinance will be stilotly enforced. ap7 3m S. 8. POWKIX, Mayor. S' TABLE TO LET, NEAR THE FULTON FERRY.

Contains EIGHT STALLS, AMPLE WAGON ROOM, GAS AND WATER, ALSO, APARTMENT FOR DRIVER. RENT 8600. Apply to W. HESTER, Eagle office. ap28 80t CtlOO REWARD TO ANV MAN, WOMAN or child who can get in Brooklyn or New York as good general value iu groceries, provisions, llquorsPhila dolphia ales and porter, as Is sold by P.

LYNCH A Cheap Cash Grooors. wholesale and retail. Best value in Brooklyn. Corner Fourth pi. and Conrt St.

myU lStWFAM GAS STOVES KEROSENE STOVES If yi want to save money, go to BOLTON'S Hardware and Housefurnlahleg store. 613 Fulton st. Buy a Gas Stove at from 76c. to or a Kerosene Stove that will do all your cooking at a trifling cost. None better iu the market.

BOLTON, 618 Fulton st. ie4 6t ZERO REFRIGERATOR, WITH WATER and butter cooler, la the bost meat, fruit and Ice in worla I highest award American Institute '1867, 1869, 1871 Brooklyn Fair, 1872. WoU devised, effective, economical. Send for book. Refrlgerstors delivered rea of charge fn Brooklyn.

Refrigerators repaired and exchanged. ALEX. M. LESLEY, manufacturer, Eicelslor Building, 224 and 226 West Twenty third at. New Yoik.l to A L' Lyman, H.

A. Tllden and 15,000 others. my7 lm TO TAXPAYERS ASSESSMENT NO TIfJK The Boord of Assessors of the Olty of Brook fyn, having completed the several Assessment Boils for tbe year 1878, fair coplos for each ward oan be seen and examined by any inhabitant of said city, or any other person interested In said Assessment Rolls, from tho first to the tbirteenth day of June, 1873. iuoluslre, from the hours of 8 A. M.

to 2 P. Mvat the office of the Board of Assessors, Room No. 6, Olty Hall. And the said Board of Assessors will be in session during the time abovo stated, to review their said Assessment Rolls on the application of any per Bon or persons considering themselves aggrieved. Brook, lyn, Jnno 8,1878.

By order of tho Board of Assessors, WILLIAM BRYAN, President. Domikick H. Roche, Seoretary. j02 lm TnATELIlVC GPIBE. A PPLETONS' NATIONAL RAILWAY GUIDE.

The traveling community aud others are informed that the Juno number of APPLKTONS' NATIONAL RAILWAY GUIDE Will be ready this day at 10 A. M. CONTENTS OF APPLETONS' RAILWAY GUIDE I. A NEW GKNERaL RAILWAY MAP OF THE UNITED STATES ANO THE DOMINION: OFCAN ADA.representing all the railways in aotual operation, aud many which aro nearly computed. This large and beautiful Map, whioh is engraved upon copper, is alone wortn tboprico oharirea for theunlde, SS cente.

II. NEARLY ONE HUNDRED BULWAt MAPS, representing the most sure, reliable aud desirable routes of travel, West, South, North and East, opposite to wbloh will be found the tlmo'tabio of the route. All for 25 cents. III. IMPORTANT INSTRUCTION TO RAILWAY TRAVELERS, in referonce to purchasing tickets, cheeking basgage.

fto. IV. A TOURIST GUIDE TO THE WATERING PLA ORB, springs and other plaoes of fashionable resort, among whioh will be lound Saratoga, Niagara Falls, White Mountains, Delaware Water Gap, the River St. Lawrenoe.Alexandrla Bay and the Thousand Islands, Mammoth Cave, Ac. The Tonrtst Guide alone.whlcb.

is embodled.in Appletona National Railway Guide. Is worth more than the pries charged for the Guide, 25 cents. V. MONTHLY ACCOUNT OF RAILWAYS and their progress. VI.

ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL, 4o. ALL FOR TWBNTY WVK ORNTS. Travelers and others will be particular and see that they get APPLKTONS' RAILWAY GUIDE. It la the only railway guide in whioh is embodied a Tourist Guide, and tho only railway guide which oan be aold for twenty five cents a copy. It can be obtained at all the principal book stoies.book, periodical and news agencies, and ail the principal hotels and upon all tbe Important railways throughout the United States and the Dominion of Oantdal D.

APPLKTON A Publishers, 649 and 651 Broadway, Y. COPARTNERSHIPS. THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO fore oilstlng under tbe firm name of SPAFABD A OLAPP, is this day dissolved by Us own limitation Osll injr attention to the following notice, we ask for Mr. CLAPP a continuance of tho conndenoe and patronage that has been so sreneronsly extended to the old firm, HEtmY A. SPAFARD.

May 81st, 1873. MILTON B. OLAPP. Theuudorelj signed will continue the business aa Broker In 5" and Mortgage, at tbeasiaeplaoe. No.

198 Romsonst, oornor of Court, Brooklyn. June MILTON B. OLAPP. jelln ANTfeD lilRLS AT 194 UNKN ST, two gins ror general nonsowprg. WAITED WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework.

Oali at 109 Honth Third sr. B. D. WANTED WOM A NA OOMP (STENT yonng woman; to wash and iron' In a private family good reterences. Apply at 136 St.

iellx st. WANTED WOMAN TO ATTKND A bakery and make heiself useful. 161 Bond at, oor of Bergen. WANTED WOMAN AS COOi; washor and iron or, with good ref ore noes. Apply at 234 Dean bt, this Wednesday over.lpg at o'olook.

"ANTS1 Gllili AT NOf 1 FliUSH ing av. Navy Yard, a good coolraad laundress; uono need apply without good oity references. je8 26 ANTED GIRL AN AME RIO AM PmfAHt.n irirt. fn asitljit In Inquire at 169 AUUUllOaV. WAIs'TES OIRIr 14 OR16 YEARS OF sire to help to do light honsework.

Call for two days at 121 St. VeUxBt. WANTED GIRL FOR A housework, a Swede, German, English 07 Irish girl. At 74 Prospeot pi, near Prospeot Park. WANTED GIRL TO DO GBNKRAL hnnspwnrk in a small private family.

Oall at 663 Wiiloughby av, third houso from Tompkins. WANTED OIRL A GOOD GIRL, TO do kltchenwork and assist with the washing and ironing. Apply at 122 Elliott pi. WANTED GIRL TO DO GENERAL boaseworkimustbe agood 000k, washer aud Ironor. Apply at 149 Myrtle av.

WANTED GIRL TO DO GENERAL honsework, for a family of three. Apply for tw days at 416 State st. near Bond. ANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL honsework and assist in washlnir and lronlnsr; Kod references required; lzo csmoriage 01. jeoni, WANTED GIRL A GOOD COOK, washer and lroner.

Apply at No. 468 Washington near Gatos. je3 2t ANTFD GIRLS COOK AND OHAM bermaid, at 239 Harrison st, Oall between 4 and 6 o'clook P.M. je32t WANTED DRESSMAKERS rtencrd dressmakers, at Mrs. HILL'S, No.

803 Fulton St. None others need apply. WANTED MILLINERS AT GEN'S, 146 Atlantic av, 2 drat class milliners and trimmers, immediately. je3 3c WANTED SEAMSTRESS BY weekor month. A competent parson recommendatlono, can apply at 1,376 Paoiflo st.

WJ ANTED GIRL ABOUT 14 YEARS Ul OKtli IV Iflld tIU "a a ls siuatv utu je33t WANTED OPERATOR A FIRST class operator, on Wheeler Wilson's maohine, to work at dressmaking: none but good hands nesd apply, at No. 17 Wood hull Bt. jB3 2t WANTED OPERATOR A FIRST olass opfrator on a "Wheeler Wilson rnaoQlno; one that understands dressmaking. Apply at 86 Fiatbush r.v, in tbe store. WANTED GIRL AS FIRST OLASS washer aud lroner, and to make herself generally useful; no cooking.

Apply from 4 to 6 P. ailOltu tonavi je39f WANTED GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework; must have good city references. Ap' ply between 11 aud 2 o'olook at 183 Congress oorner of Clinton. ANTED GIRL A PROTESTANT fiirl. neat and obilelnz ta do aTdneral haniaworlc ma email lan.iiv.

must urtDg good roterence Oall for three days at 26 Orange st. je3 3f WA NTED GI RLS ONE TO COOK, wash and iron, and the othor for ohamberwork ana waiting and to take care of two grown children. Apply at 284 Baltic at. ANTED GIRL FOR GEN EfiAL housework, in a smal nrlvata famllv: call anv dav this week at No. 398 Sixth av, near Eleventh t.

Soata Brooklyn. je4 2t WAN TED I RIi A CLEAN, SMART girl, to do general housework. In a small family; no objection to a girl lately landed if wllliog to learn. Ap ply this evening at SS7 DeKalb av, cor. Grand.

WANTED NURSE A WET NURSE, with a good breast of milk: none others need apply. Call for two daja at 202 Willonghby av, corner of Orand. WANTED WOMAN AT 119 PULASKI st. to do kltcken work of a largo family no wash ing; qddo need apply who are afraid or work; to a suitable person liberal wages will be paid. je'i 2t "ANTED WOMAN B5f A PRIVATE f.nn a a.

u. best of city reference required. Call at 196 Columbia neiga is. j4 at" WANTED WOMAN A MIDDLE aged woman; mast be a good plain cook, washer audtroner. Apply to Mrs.

VTILSON, IW Fulton at, near Orange. WANTED WOMAN A CAPABLE, good tempered woman, to cook, wash and iron. In a pri ale family city references required. Oall at 8 tef fsrtfi place this week. WANTED WOMAN A GOOD COOK, washer and froner, in a email family; mast an dor stand her bnsiners and come well recommended; wogoRiBU.

Apply at 287 Franklin ar, between DeKalb and Lafayette. WANTED GIRL IMME DIATBLY, for a small famllv in the country, a plain girl fur general housework. Apply this afternoon with reference; wag a $12 for the Summer. 60 Bridge st, near Wiiloughby. WANTED GIRL A NEAT, CAPABLE girl, to do general hours work In a small family; best of references required.

Apply at 48 Park plaoe, bs tween Fifth and Sixth ava, hetwooa 12 and 1 o'olook P. M. je3 2t WANTED GIRLS SITUATIONS A ways ready for good servants at the BROOKLYN EMPCOYMFNT BUH 29 Concord at, near Falcon. Business conducted by ladies. The most respectable girls come to us for all many apply who have never been at an office before.

Kntef at the hall door. ja9 ly WANTED OPERATORS FIR class operators on Wheeler Wilson's and Will cox Gibbs's machines; accustomsd to work on salts; steady work and good employment to good hands. Apply at once to Mrs. MaLONJS, Suit Warehouse, 370 Court st, opposite Carroll Park. WANTED GIRLS IMMEDIATELY 20 cooks.

40 honseworkers, 15 upstairs gtrls as chambermaids, waitresses, seamstresses, nurses, etc. also, 10 small girls for light work. Call at the Employers1 and Servants Exchange, 10 Tillary at, near Fulton. WM, H. PKOSSKB, Manager.

BstbllshedJ849. WANTED GIRLS TWO FIRST CLASS girls one to cook, wsb, and do tbe housework, tho other To take oare of children and do chamberwork; mast be willing and obliging; also, a woman to assist in washing atd ironing on Mondays and Tuesdays; references will be required. Apply at 27 Bond st, corner of Uriogston. WANNED GIRLS RVAN cookB, hambBrmaids. waitresses, nurses, lann dretBes, cooks, washers and lroners, general housework fflrls, res pt30 table girls lately landed and small girls, first c)sbs places now in abundance; hundreds everyday In all capacities, and highest wages 200 servants wante a every day.

Gome and see at Mr. HBNDRIOK.SON'9 Office, ill Atlantic most respeotable, oldest and best office in Brooklyn; crowded with ladles every day wanting servants. je4 2t WANED HELP IttALES. WANTED CARPENTER OR SASH and blind maker, to work on light frame work. Apply, at 171 Fulton st.

J. NORWOOD. WANTED PLUMBER NONE BUT a good workman need apply. Oall cor. Orand av and Fulton sc.

MARTIN HEALY. WANTED BOY FROM 14 TO 15 years of age to lesrn the barber trade. Iiqulre at 116 Jay St. near Saads St. WANTED BOY A GOOD ACTIVE boy that has some knowledge of the grocery busl naea.

Inquire at 997 Fulton st WANTED BO ITS 10 BOYS TO BUN. die wood rood wnge, and steady employment Iu quire at 191 Hoyt st. In O'CONNOR'S Paotory. jet1 ft TBRD' ANTED BOY8 ERRAND BOYS Those reBidlne with naranta desired annlv to TBRDWELL, JARMAN VLOXK, 118, 120 and IK Fulton Bt, WANTED MAN IN A GROCERY store, a yonng man 2d years of sge; must understand the business well and be able to take care of a horse roust brine: good references from his last plaoe. Apply from 6 to 8 P.

M. at 828 Folton si. je32l WABfTEP SITUATgQKIS WANTED SITUATION BY A OOM petent girl, aa coek, washer and lroner; refer once. Call at Smith st. jet 2i WANTED SITUATIOIf BY A FIRST less cook; beat ottv reference from h.r last pi aoe.

Please call for two days at 828 Fulton at, cor, of Navy. WANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG woman, lately landed, to do chamberwork. Oall at 819 Flashing av. WANTED SITUATION A YOUNG girl, aannrse; would be willing to assist In light housework. (Jan bo seen for two days at 6f 5j Hicks at.

ANTED SITUATION A RE references. Please calHor three days at 58 Middagh at. WANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG girl, lately landed, to do light hoasework or oham berwork. Oall fer two days at 16 York st WANTED SITUATION BYA YOUNG girl, as cook, washer and ironer; no objsotlon to general housework; good city reference. 801 Hudson av.

VXNTED SITUATION A TT spectable woman aa cook, washer 'and ironer In a email inmny. van lor two uays at iw itaymppq st XA7ANTED SITUATION IN A PRI vate family, by a fully competent and reliable girl, as chambermaid and waitress; can do plain Bowing, Ad ITSTANTET) KITfTATIf A WW! apectable young woman is a first olass nurse has good oUy referenoes. Call for two days at 481 Henry st. TM7 ANTED SITUATION BY A RETT speo table girl, to do general housework; is a good plain cook, was be and lroner; has good city rof niuu. vjaii tut lt unyn at apy A.nanT,io av.

T7C7ANTBD SITUATION BY A FIRST ciassyoung Jfrotesxant woman, either to mind children or do chamberwork; oity or ooantry. Plaase call for two days at 531 Court st. WANTED SITUATION A RE spedtable young girl, as chambermaid and waitress can do plain sewing. Call for two days at 260 Myrtle av, second tloor. WANTED SITUATION BY A SET tled woman, to do general housework; Is a good cook, washer and ironer; will be found useful, willing and obliging.

Call or address ItW Deer aw Bt. ANTED SITUATION BY A RE s.nnnBl,1 1 1 1 1 A. I work is willing and obliging. Please call for two days at 154 Degraw st. 'ANTED SITUATION BY A RE tree table vonnir airl as and wAffc.

ress would take oare of children please call for two days ANTED SITUATION BY A RE 8 DCC table trtrl tn ftn nnfj.ira wrtrlr or to take care of a baby, or light housework; oall at 100 iTJUMJU lh WANTED SITUATION BY A NEAT, tidy girl, as chambermaid and waitress; has three years" reference from her last place. Apply at 400 BalUo street. WANTED SITUATION A RE speotiible young girl, to do general housework; ls wuilng and obliging. Ploase oall for two days at No.lM TM; ANTED SITUATION BY A Rj iJX. "tf S'? w0Sn sToed plain oook, washor and Can be seen for iwo mmij near nnoge.

ANTED SITUATION BY A KE I woman, to do general honsework is a good cook, washer and IrouBr: has good city refer enoea. OalHortwo days at 117 Oencord near Bndson, WANTED SITUATION BY A FULLY oompetent and reliable girl as hambermaid and rreeMufldtog 88 ANTED SITUATION A FIRST elssscook, iu a small family; no objection to tbe eountry forthe Bnmmer months. Oallfor two days at 71 WANTED SITUATION BY A RE Bpootable oompetent nuras, willing to assist with Sd "'mnM' tm ANTEl) 8ITUATIONS TWO I' respectable girls, one aa oook and laundress; the etber as onembonnald and waitress; can be seen until suited at present WANTED SITUATION BY A PRO fM asseam'streu and 1, willing to ANTED SITUATIONS BY TWO 5 washer and lroner; the other as ohambermaid and waitress. Oall at tholr present erap'oyet's, 81 State bet, Henry and batden WANTBD SITUATION BY A YOUNG hn.inH "ri ii 6Bork and watting, or light Hloiast. dTSat No.

63 AUauHo av, near WANTED SITUATION Br A RE si Pu(o oook, washer and WANTED SITUATION AS GOOD aTonersl housework of a srrsll fsmlly. Oall at 866 Warren at. top floor. lT.UATION BY A BE ...1 SEZnirli housework, in a small private family; a good plain cook, washer and lroner. Please oall for two days at 43 Prince at 7frAjSTBD SlTU ATION BY A BJB 1 J)Ubl yonag woman, as chambermaid and walbressor general boutswork la amslf family; hag tttt oily rat, raaoa, OaU fu lira day, 6 Sko.

it, EAGLE OffiflOS, JONK 4. FROM EUROPE. The Russian Csar Taken Suddenly III Near Vienna. MARINE MOVEMENTS London, June 4. A special dispatoh from Vienna to the London Standard saya Tho Ozar of Enssia, who left St.

Petersburg seven days since to visit the Exhibition, is detained at the Austrian Imperial Palaoa of Sohon brunn, one and a quarter miles southwest of Vienna, by sudden illness. He ls confined to his bed, and the Emperor of Austria is constantly by his aide. The attack was wholly unexpected. All arrangements for festivities in honor of the visit of the Czar have been abandoned." Queenbtown, June 4. Tbe Inman Line BteamBbip Oity of Answerp, Oapt.

Brooks, and the National Line steamship Spatn, Capt. Grace, both from New York May 24, for Liverpool, have arrived here, the former at ten o'clock last night, and the latter today. Southampton, Jnne 4. Tbe North German Lloyds steamship Donsn, Capt. Nojnaber, from Now York May 24, arrived here yesterday, THE WALWORTH TRAGEDY.

Tbe IEIsforr of tbe Family Ti oublcs Tbe CbanGellor'a Dlaftnaraisibea ISccord Tbe Career of a Headstrong Son Divorce anil Revenge. The general foots of the shooking murder of Mansfield Tracy Walworth by hia son Frank H. Wat wortb at the Stvrtevant Honse, in New York, were published in the four o'clock edition of the Eaolb yesterday. The details of tbe case in no manner palliate the deliberate murder, although there is a narrative of family trouble that people might imagine would possibly lead up to auch a tragedy if the paitie had not been to widely separated. OHANCEW.OB WALWOBTH, father of tbe deceased, and, of course, a grandparent of the murderer, was for twenty years the Chief Judge of the Conrt of Chancery In tbia State.

He was an eminent jurist and bis decisions in important suits aro frequent matters of precedent In the CourtB to day. Ho was twica married, his seoond wife, still living, be ing the widow of Ool. John J. Hardin, of Kentucky, who was killed in 1847 at the battle of Buena Vista. Tbe Chancellor left two sons by his first wife, Msdb held Tracy and Clarenoe.

Clarence Borne years Blnce entered the Catholic priesthood, and is now tbe pastor of St. Mary's Church in Albany. He was Intending to start in a few days on an European tour, and had In vited Ma nephew Frank, the murderer, to accompany him. At her marriage with the Ohanoellor Mrs. Hardin bad a daughter Nellie, who of course became a step sister of her two step brothers.

The family cir cle waa pleasant, and the intimacy of the young people developed a stronger feeling between Miss Nellie and Mansfield, which resulted in their marriage. THE FAMILY MANSION at Saratoga Springs where the great Chancellor lived so many years, is situated on that village, about a mile from the principal hotels. It is a plain, unpretending old building, almost hidden from public gaze by magnificent elm trees, and possessing nothing attractive in appearance. The Chancellor died, aged eighty, abont six years since. His aon, MAN8STE1D TBAOY WALWOBTH, with every educational advantage, was early fitted for College, and in at the age of 16, had entered Union College at Schenectady.

He graduated two years later in a class of 140 members. He then studied law three years at Cambridge, and was admitted to practicefnot only in the jurta of tbis State, but in those of the United States, The first years of his married life were happy. Hia wife wa3 a beautiful and very attractive woman, but at a later period he became intemperate and a daily Bource of mortiflcs itou to them in hia carousals around the streets of the quiet village. WorBC than tbis, be became personally abusive to his family, using violence to his wife. Five rhildron were bom to tbem, two son9 and three daughters, tho eldest being Frank, the one who has killed tko father.

These brutalities of her husband became almost unbearable, and Mrs. Walworth ap renlfd to bis father, the Chancellor, for protection. The Chancellor sought to make her life happier, but tho wayward son was alap wilful, and went from bal to worse. He became utterly improvident, and so laxed the patience and the resouroes of his father that tbe senior Walworth threatened to repudiate him. To an almost constant habit of intoxication Walworth is reported to have added ABIT AT, INFIDELITY.

Tbis, when it became known to his faithful wifa who bad borne so much for him, was a crusl blow. He would leave Saratoga for daya together. Reports reached her of Mb dissipation in New York. At this L.eriod when he did return home ho Beamed to have sunk all the manhood that he had ever possessed. She was addressed with the vilese language, a mixture of profanity, obscenity and threatB.

About tbe beginning of the war, a long law suit In which he had acted for years as a clerk and which had afforded him a fair living, was abruptly terminated. His father then procured him a situation in the Stat Department Bt Washington, and for a short season there wis comparative peaoe in the household, and a hope was raised in the breast of his wife that after all her patience she was to be rewarded with a qrltet and happy life. In Washington ao ohanged waa he that he bore the reputation of being sober and industrious. He had had no Bnch record in Saratoga for years. Bat trouble was coming.

He waa arrested on a charge of furnishing secrets of the State Department to the Southern Confederacy. His father's influence only saved him from severe punishment. As it was ha was mad practically A PBISONEB OF STATE, being ordered to Saratoga without permission to leave that town. He signalised hia return by a complete relapse to his old habits. The sympathy of the staid society of that village waa all with his wife.

This, so far aa it found expression, only embittered the man's nature. When the war closed, and with it his enforced stay lu Saratoga, he oama to New York for a lime but again returned to the Springs. The Chancellor, in hia will, had bequeathed an annuity of 91,000 for the joint support of Mansfield, bis wife and oblldren. The death of the Ohanoellor only made the wretohed son a more persistent enemy to himself and family. Mrs.

Walworth was compelled to take her children and leave him. Both were poor. After remaining in Ken tuoky some time with her mother's friends, aha obtained a situation in the Treasury Department at Washington as a clerk, and there, on a meagre salary, supported her family for two years. During this rims, and before, her hasband'had begun to write novols, which were sufficiently successful in a pecuniary sense to bring him a fair Income. HIS FTBST NOVEL WAS "LULU." Tkis was followed by "Hotspur," "Warwick" and other volumes, besideB sketches and BtorieB he has contributed to the Borne Journal and tho Sea York Weekly.

Tbe style and merit of bis productions were sufficiently characterized in yesterday's Eagle. The greater portion of what he has written will not survive hia decease more tkan a decade. After two yeara at Washington Mrs. Walworth returned to Saratoga. She had not been recently disturbed by her husband nor had he contributed to her nor tbe children's Bupport.

She established a young lady's seminary at the old family homestead which was patronized by some wealthy and very reputable families and becamo a permanent source of income. Her husband soon after this began to write her threatening letters from New York. She procured a divorce from him In 1870 and has since had half the annuity loft by the Chancellor. It was tho frequent receipt of these aggravating letters whieb. made her shadowed life still more wretched.

The son, Frank, now 18 years old, began also, it is stated, to receive abusive Iettera from his father, and these, with some hs intercepted, fired his heart with a passion that has found a fearful vaut, JUDGE BABBOTJE, of New York, an elderly man, who was yesterday presiding in tho Superior Oourt, is related to the murdered man, his wife being a cousin of the deceased. Learning of the tragedy he immediately adjourned his court and secured the services of ox Dlstrlct Attor ney Garvin aa counsel for the murderer. THE NEW YOBE LIFE OF THE MTJBDEBED MAN. Despite the bad record of Monsfleld Tracy Walworth in hia domaetio relations, there are not a few favora blo things said of him by those who knew him in New York, Ho waa of quiet habits, somewhat taciturn, very reticent about his family affairs, honorable in hia business dealing and amiable when he did Indulge in conversation. His friends also maintain that he waa not lately an intemperate man, but would occaaionally drink.

In "Beverly," ono of his stories, it is alleged that he has introduced his family difficulties as a feature of the plot. If tbis Is so it ls probably the only good acoonnt to which they were aver turned. Of hia appearance and last hours among men the World says: In physique he was of stalwart frame, with a ruddy, good, natured countenance, and his gonial manners rendered him a pleasant companion. On Monday night he visited nearly all the picnics whioh came off on the east aide on that night, and he waa lait seeu by a friend, from whom he parted dn Fifty street to go home. Mr.

Walworth ocoupied a high place In the Masonio Fraternity, and it is a somewhat ourioua olrcuniBtance that when he was killed he was within a hundred yards of the hall la which he was to attend the annual communication. TBE TEAOEDY. There are no later details of the nrarder as aotually committed than were publiahod ta yeaterday'e Eagle. The admissions of the son that he killed hia father and his Immediate seeking to deliver himself to justice at once simplify matters, and th story as at first told remains substantially unchallenged. Some of his friends, however, aa appear by Interviews reported in the morning papers, appear to think hia statement aa to premeditating the crime point npen whioh he ls probably mistaken.

The admission becomes very serious, and those who wonld save him from the soaf fold Will slow to have the foot proved, THE YOUNG MUEDEBEB'S OHABAOTEB Is reported, In general respects, to be excellent, and ble disposition amiable. A morning paper saya of him. He' wis brought up In this atmosphere of domestic trouble, nnd as He grew towards man's estate he warmly espoused his mother's osuse, and more than onco confronted hia father and dared him to oentlnue his ill treatment and insults, He shared and brooded over hia mother's grief, and within the last year showed Ibat his father's temper and Impetuosity had descended to him and prompted him to action that should either putan end to the persecution or revenge yeara of anguish and insult. AT SABATOOA, where all the parties are so well known and where most of the Walworth family bave so long been held In high esteem, this paxrlolie ia oreating an intense exoitement. The methsr or the young man, and now the widow of one whose violent death has bean made th culminating event of many sorrows, vrtll reaoh Now York to day accompanied by Bar, ZatOK Wai noxtb, Ui kroHiar ot tt nwfe4 WEUNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 4.

AH SKM STS TIUS ETESIS. No jrsa, whether eoaneotid with th EadLH or'not, it authorized apply in It name for tlokels to any thda tra or other plo of amiserasnt, Aar Pio mnl'if Sneh an application, on any assunnd authority whatmver, Is an lmpJt'r Tma'rloal, mialoal, and othir mna ir. and aaonta frill aaderstaad from tali notloo that tue Saqls makes or ooaotenanoes no solicitation of fro ad minion to suy entortalument, and thiy will o.i.n:ilfc their a ffa an! iu interests by aoitngon tuts assurance. ACDBTOP MUSIO BrothorSam. PARK THK ATRR Variety oDtsrlaiomont.

OI.YUPIO THMATtte Varlotr Hntoralnroent. HVJSH tfinstral Portorminoo. BROOKLYN LYCKUM Bast Lynno. BOOTH'S THKATRK, N. Y.

AravBobsart. WALLACE'S 1H RATHE. N. Y. Mora.

NBW FIFTH AVKNUK THKATttB, N. Y. Madeleln M.rol. NIBLO'S GARDK.V, N. Y.

Azr.iel; or, Tho Maglo Chat 1. OR AND OPBRA HOUSE, N. Y. The Ooralcan Broth, ora. ONION SQUARE THEATRE, N.

Y. Fernendo. OLYMPIC THKArRK, N. Y. HlTlptV Damply.

BOWKRY THKANIK, Ni Y. The Winning Hand Our Uoy from Limerick. TRKRAOR aRDE.X THSATRB, N. Y. OpBretta pad I.tiibr Oomcdy.

THKATRB OOMIQUE, N. Y. Drame. Burlesque and Clio. BHVAftT'fSOPXRA HOUSE, N.

Y. Negro Minstrelsy. TONY PASTORS OPERA N. Y. Varlotj Entertainment, N.

Variety Entertainment. WOOD'S MU3KU, N. Y. Performanoo eTarj af tor Soon and evening Davy Crookett. ORNTRAL PARK.

OARDEN. N. Y. Sammer Night's Oonoarl AMERICAN INSTITUTE HALL. N.

Y. Summer Might. Concert, LOfrtJ ISL1XO CLUB. At a meeting of tho members of the Long Xeiand Clnb, held at the Club House Monday evening, for the eleotlon of directors for 1873, 0l6ment Bead and Judah B. Voorhees were appointed Inspectors of Election.

The following were unanimously elected S. T. Baker, W. O. Ringsloy, I.

D. McClaskey, Harvey II. Brown, Ieaao Van Anden, B. Lltcuuold, Wm. A.

Fowler, Wm. E. Boblnson, Michael Chauucey, Wm. H. 1'hompton.

DRAMATIC BEADING. The dramatio readings given by Miss Teresa Kemonde last night attracted a select audience fhe Atheneum, and the entertainmont proved to be an enjoyable one. The programme included selections from DIckeDP, Hcod, Holmes, which were well Tendered by the fair elocutionist. ST. PKTBU'S I.IBtfAKr ASS0CUTIO1T.

Th members of this Association gave their last dramatic entertainment of the season last night, tit the ball of St. Peter's Acade ny, tbe programme or this evening iuchiding the play of The Robber's Wife," a u.ulcal Interlude and tho farce ol "The Irieh Tutor." Tbe performance was supervised by Dr. Henderson, and the entertainment was quite a success. FLEET STREET CHBISTIAB TJKIOH. The Fleet street Young Men's Christian Association clcsec i ho twenty second season of its existence last evening, and, as haB been the custom, celebrated tho event with the reception of its friends at tbe Fleet street M.

E. Cburchi Tbe building was well filled. The meeting opened with an organ voluntary by Mr. Arobibald' Arthur, which waB followed by prayer by'the pastor of the Church, Rev. B.

M. Adams. President, Mr. T. W.

Smith, read bis report, showing the present condition of the Society and tbe work had accomi llsbed during the term. Rev, J.J.Lansing ttion delivered an address, which was listened lo With narked attention by the ludienco. Thsmu.iical part of the programme was well rendered by a quartet consisting of Miss Stutsman, Mrs. Coffin, Mr. Q.

S. Bwost and Dr. S. F. Atwood, with Ulss Minnie A.

Dtird and Miss A. M. Judge as pianists. Especial mention should be mado of the solo, "Tell me my Heart," by Miss Btutsnjan, and the violin solo by Mr. J.

Koru, which wore both received with prolonged applause, calling for an encore, which was giveni Mr. W. M. Jelliffe, the elocutionist, gave several readings during the evening, and at a late hour tho meeting cloBQd with the benediction by Rev. B.

M. Adams. BUSUWICS. RVSDLY SCHOOLS. On Thursday afternoon next the Sunday Schools of the Oefnsemane BaptlBt, Janes Methodist icopal, South Buohwlck Reformed, Broadway Mission, Myrtle Btreet Mission, Evergreen Protestant Methodist and Ook street Methodist Episoopal Churches will bold their annual anniversary exercises, and a good time is expected, as quite oxtensire preparations have been made in this directiou.

At half past three o'clock the schools form in line at the corner of DeKalb place and Buehwick avenue. Tbe line of maroh will bo as follows Through Bushwick avenue to Grovo fitreet; Grove street to Broadway; Broadway to 6ate3 Gates avenue Gates avenue to Roid avenue, at which point the sohools will countermarch toPatchen avenue, and passing up Patchen avenue will disperse at the corner of Broadway. At the point of countermarch isg it is intended to order a halt for the purposo of giving tbe schools an opportunity to have a grand chorus. The Forty seventh Regiment Band, who accompany tho schools, are rehearsing the hymns to be bug and will lead the schools iu singing. Mr.

Wm. B. Barber, of the Cook street M. E. Sunday School, Trill act as marshal.

A meeting will be held at the South Bcshwick Reformed Church on Thursday evon ittg, Juno 20, for the purpose of forming a suburban Bunday School Union. Delegates from the schools interested are Invited to be present. TO MUHT. At the Academy to night Mr. Sothern ap isrs in Brother Sam." At the Lycenm the drama of 1 East Lynne" is to be performed again to night.

At the Park Theatre the Butler Variety Com piny perform again to night. At the Olympic Theatre the Martens Family sine and play again to night. The New Faslob Organ, "Waters's Concerto," has some points whioh wo shall note more falty by and by Its name implies its distinguishing featuro; but one cannot bear it without being Impressed with the rioh B(EB and delicacy of its tone. Christian at Work. Nobtheabt Corner Canal street and Broad nay, June 2, 1872.

PuBliEHSBB' Uhion: Your friend wins the bet. The retail sales In this store, on ono floor, O. O. on Saturday lait, amounted to over seventeen thousand four hon 3rcd dollars $17,400.) Truly joui Baldwin tde Clothizb. Don't foboet the large sale of Oil Paintings, by Cole Mubpht, 379 Fulton stroot, this ovening at 7K o'clock.

The law triumphant. Hanging is not played oat after all. The beat remedy for dyspepsia is Gbeene's Oxygenated Bixtebs. Contains no alcohol. Puroly medicinsL Sold by all doalers in medloine.

Johk F. Henry, Proprietor, Nos. 8 and 9 College place, If. Y. The demand for Hiaaras's Gebms.n Litjn Xrt Soap is i noreasfnfr daily.

16 is told by all srooers, and is acknowledged by all who havo used it to be tho finest laundry soap In tho market. It Is strlotly pure and anade from the best stook. European tourists find among the higher classes no dentifrice so popular as Lion's Tooib Tad Lets. Lyon's Tooth Tablets are the porfeotlonof neatness, del icatoly flavored, and tho most fastidious. The demand for Higoins's choice toilet soap increasing daily.

Fat Men's Depabtment Well supplied with Rarmonts of all stylos and sizes to suit youths of 300 pounds and upward. HOY.T Teale, 601, 009, 611 Fulton etreet. apie tf Unprecedented rush for boys' and children's suits, at A. L. SCOTT A The largest, best and cheapest lino of ready made clothing In Brooklyn.

K3Sultonst. my241ySiW Oatjtion. Having been informed that ecld gloves stamped "Systeme Roulllon" are offered to pnr ohasers and represented as the genuine "Harris Seamless td Gloves," we take occasion to notify thepnbllo that onr gloves are stamped "Rouilllon Harris Seamless." any glove stamped with the word "systeme" before "Roaiilon" Is merely an imposition on our trade mark to deceive ens tomers and la not onr glove. We have no agency lfl Brooklyn, nor are any parties there entitled to represent as. 2LABB10 BBOTBXBS, 877 Broadway, N.

iOAllKIEB. Contebs White Id Brooklyn, on Thursday, May 29, at the rtsldenoe of the bride's mother, by the Rev. F. O. Bill.

W. Fbhd. Cokyebb. of Green Hill, Devonshire. Ber Aitiria to White, oldest daughter of tho late Isaac Giloe, of 'innsbnrg, L.

I. James Kimball On Tuesday, June 3, at the Obnrch of the Redeemer, by Rev. Wm. A. Leonard, JOHN S.

Jameb to Hattie only daughter of Ira A. Kimball, all of this city. No cards. Fbabce Wilson On Tuesday, June 8, by the Rot. Wm.

Hyde, of rho Church of tbe Atonement, Henby G. B. Pkabce to Maria Wilson, adopted daughter sf O. T. LjuIs.

DIED. Baeeb Suddenly, on Monday evening, June Eliza Sskth. wife of rnailes H. Baker. Tbe funeral will take place on Thursday, at So'clook, Irons the residence of her son.

No. 2 0 Dean st. Oonnellt On Monday, Jane John LeokabdOon Kflly, aged 27. Funeral services will be held at tbe Warren street M.R. Church, Thursday.

June 6. at 9. P. M. Relatives and friends invited.

Interment at Cypres! Ullls. CotraBXiN On Wednesday, at 12:30 P. Oathebine OouauxiN, aged 18, of Inflammation of the bowels. Tho friends and relatives of the family aro raapoctfolly Invited to attend the foneral from her late resldenoe, 14 College plaoe, on Friday, JnneO, 8 P. M.

jet 2t Lanofobd At Yonkers, Tuesday, June 8, at tbe homo cf all son, suddenly, WILLIAM LANOFOED, in tbe 67th year sf his age. 'l'be relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend tbe funeral at St Jobs Church, Yonkers, on Friday. 6tb at 4 o'clock P.M. Carriages will meet the trains whioh leave Forty second street at 2 o'olook and thirtieth street at 3 o'clopk. O'RORKH pn Tuesday, Jnno HcoH O'Hobke, aged SSyears and Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, a'so the United Ooopera' Atsoeiatlonion ThuiBday afternoon at 8 o'clook, from Ms lata resldenoe, 938 Hoy St.

im Joseph Pabkeb, rU.l!.idTHK25?' 'ml)y are Invited to attend tbe.SaD 3 from Ws late Irving place. jeiJt PAOLgOn. On Monday, Jnne at Now Bmnawlck.N. aT Matthsw Paulson, egd lsiears? ieiauvesanaiiiiiuBu ine family are Tttsnnntfnllv fn. ted to attend his funeral from the "Thls (parents, Olarenoeville, L.

I on Fridey, it SP A iraln leaves Bonth Side BaUroad depot foot ft lahlh stUIlsmsburgh, at IP. There aarriages will be in waiting. iA tt" POPE On Sunday, Juno 1, at noon, at his rasidenos SI 1 West Wsrren st, P. Benton Pope. The funeral will take place on Thursday, Juno 5 at Trinity OBurob, N.

Y. Services to commence at2P. Belatiresand friends are roipeotfully Invited to attend (e8 Sbtiiotjs June t. 18'B, Ida SAnAB, beloved danghtorof Jtufna 8. and Helen Seymour, aged years, 1 month and BeaUveaand friends of the family, also members ol Brooklyn Council.

No. 66 U. U. A are respeotfnUy Invited to attend the funeral, from the resldenoe of the bs rov1 parents, 8SS Flushing ay, on Thursday afteraooa evtsoeivesu come the tug of war. It will be "nip and tuck," if tbe ALutuais piay tue same nine ana in tne same styie as they did yosterday.

We give the score below BOSTON. I MUTUATj B.1B.P.A. IB. T.A. G.

Wilght, s. 1 2 2 4lTgirler, o. 1 1 0 Barnes, 2d 1 2 5 8 112 8 Spaulding.p 0 0 0 3 2 8 Leonard, 1.1 1 1 1 Olbrarr, let 0 111 0 While, 0 1 6 8 Martin, r. 0 1 1 0 O'Bonrke, r. 0 8 0 OIHIoks.o 0 18 1 Slannlng, 1st 1 8 2a OlMatthsws.

0 111 Schsffer. 3d b. 3 1 0 0 12 0 H. Wright, o. 0 1 OlHoldsworth, s.

1 31 I 14 38 26) Total 14 38 IS BUNS SCOKED. 3 4 6 6 7 8 II II 11 I 2 Boston 00929010(100 1 Mutual 10210010000 Runs Earned Boston, 4. First base on Errors Boston, Mutual, 4. Total fieldlmr error Boston. 8.

Mutual. Iff. Umpire Mr. Burdoak, Atlaotlo Base Ball Olob. Time of game Tnree honrs.

An Amatetjb Cohtist. The Work and Win nine plsyed the Ninth Precinot nine yesterday, with the appended result, the Ninth boys winning nuns scon. 13345878 Work and 1 0 10 Play and Lose 5 8 6 tt a i. Umpire Mr. Low.

afachctng The New York Club Regatta. This first important event of the seaaon takes place to morrow, and the regatta promises to yield a lively contest. There aro to be four purses sailed for, value! at $250 each, as followa One prize for the schooner that makes the rac lm the shortest time without time allowance. One prize for the schooner that wins with time allowance. One prize for the sloop that makes the race in th shortest time without time allowance.

One prize for the Bloop that wins with time allowance. No yacht of either clasa to receive mors than on prize if ihe first In wins by time allowance, tbe seoond of her class in by time allowance takes tha secoad prize. Crews are unlimited. The course will be about forty miles, from a dag boat abreaBt of Fort Wadswortb, at the Narrows, to aud round tbe Southwest Spit and lightship off Sandy Hook and return. The signal for a flying start will be made at eleven o'clock sharp, and all yach's that bave not crossed the line within fifteen minutea will ba shut out of the race.

The entries include the following fast yachts: SCUOONEBS. Length of water line, Owner. ft. in. B.

11 Bnrd Grubb 66 11 Tlomans. 1R 0 Breadth of beam. Name. Kvn Foam Iaotho Idler. Madgie Magic Peerless Viking Alarm Escort Had.

line Palmer Resolute ft. la. 4 8 6 6 0 9 u. Herreauoll 47 J. Colgate 87 9 9 0 r.

opsr. R. 11 6 'J 81 a O. Kioirilaud. 23 6 Smith 56 16 24 4 24 I 2a 95 Stuyvesant 100 S.

Hatch 105 BLOOPS. Alert Henry Vail S8 6 14 Ariadne Theo. A. Strange. 49 0 15 8 (iraile J.

R. Waller. 68 5 18 4 Qui Vive T. Olaoham Vision J. J.

55 4 20 1 Vixen Ludlow Liring9tou. 44 11 16 0 Breeze U. P. 0 14 ff The Lonq Island Club. Mr.

Dayton of this club states in explanation of the alleged discourt oay referred to yesterday, that not only were tha club boats used by the other club fn the regatta ot Saturday, but that tho interruption to the second race waa caused by boys starting the yacht off unknown to tha owners. Wo aro glad to learn that tbe charge made did not involve any intentional discourtesy or ungenerous rlalry. Cricket. Notes. The St.

George Club play theMan hattans to day at Hoboken, and the Prospect Park Clnb practice at tbe Park this afternoon. In Philadelphia a cricket fete takes place on the Gor mantown Cricket Field to day. HOLLY TREE COFFEE HOUSES. A regular weekly meeting of the Holly Tree Coffee House Co. waa held last night in the las tore Boom of Dr.

Storrs's Ohnroh, with Dr. Bennett in the chair. After the reading and approving of tho minntes of the previons meeting, a call for reports was made. Mr. Cartwrlght reported that he had succeeded last week in getting twenty six new shares.

He had now altogether received 206 shares for the society. At his personal solicitation three friends of his bad promiBed to take hia book and canvass among their friends for subscriptions. Mr. Charles Steel reported that the total number of subscriptions now handed in by various membera of the society amounted to 938, out of the 2,000 Bbarea to be raised. Miss White reported through Mr.

Steel that during th past week she had called to see the Bev. Dr. Cuyler and he had promised his co operation toward the success or the Holly Tree Coffee Houses. Mr. Ouyler had also promised that his church should be represented at the meeting last night.

Dr. Bennett asked if there was any one present from Mr, Cnyler'B church, when Deacon Pusohard rose and signified that he was from that church. Mr. Puschard felt confident tbat something in the enterprise would be done at Dr. Cuyler'e church.

The coming of Mr. Puscbard on the scene and Mr. Cuyler'a promise considerably encouraged the meeting, and several of the members thought tbat their object would now soon be consummated. Tbere being no further business before the honse, tbe meeting, on motion, adjourned till next Tuesday night, to meet at Dr. Cuyler's church.

REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE. The regular monthly meeting of the Republican General Committee of Kinga County was held last evening at its rooms, in Washington street, over the Post Office, President S. B. Dntcher in th chiir. The roll being called, and a quorum found present, the minutea ol the previous meeting ware read, and approved.

The Executive Committee, through Mr. Lorin Painter, reported that aa yet they could make no speciao statements as to the new organization of the Committee under the new charter, the latter not having yt beau signed. Neither the Corresponding Secretary nor the Treasurer bad any reports to make. The Committee, after the transaction of a small amount of purely routine business, went lute executive session. PERSONAL.

Bzsoen. Mr. Garret Bergem was yesterday appointed Treasurer of the N. Y. Board of Emigration Commissioners.

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