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nurses anil seani treascs, ANTED SITUATION TO TAKE it a I. it. AM.n.a fiv armor wfimntl THCRSDA.Y EVENING, JUNE 28, 1877. DirORTANT TO SUBSCRIBERS. The Eagle will bo seut to all points of the United States, for J10 per year, or $1 per month Ior less period than six months, free of postage.

OVB SVKOXX EDITION. bods of John Jornialn, of Sag Harbor, Alonson Jerinaln, now at Eastliampton, L. aged 87 George W. Jermain, bIbo at Easthompton, agod 82 Jermain, of Detroit, Michigan, aged about 70, and a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Slooum, of Now York, about 74, whose daughter Olivia 1b married to BubbbI Sago of New York Mrs.

Julia Prlmo, another daughter, wife of tho distinguished olorgyman, teacher, and historian of Long Island, Nathaniol Soudder Prime, dlodat White Plains few year, ago, aged 84 aha was the mother of Samuel Irenrous Primo, Edward D. O. Prime, (EtiBobius), William C. Prime, editor of (ho Journal of Commerce, and author of "Boat and Tent Life in Egypt." "The Wood of the Holy Cross," and other works of great merit Alanson Primo, M. deceasod Mrs.

Maria Oum mlngs, of White Plains, and Mrs. CoWoUa Stovonson, of Paterson, N. 3. Of two daughters of Major John Jermain. Mary, (now dcoeased) married Daniel Latham, of Sag Harbor (deceasod).

Sho was the mother of Elbert Latham of this city (Brooklyn) and Mary, wife of Albort Boasott, of Sag Harbor. Tho other (now deceased) Rsboooa, was marriod to Colonel Alden Spooner, (deceased) bo long of thifl city, and editor of tho Long Wand Star. Sho was nt rc.twln B. 8noonor (deceased), Alden J. The Eagle is now published may day in tho week, Sunday included.

Order jour carrier to leavoit.or send your aidross to this offloo. Prioo3 onla. Advertisements for Sunday Edition rocoivod at the ofllco up to 11 o'clock Saturday evening. IS YESTIGATING J0URDA5. A meeting of tho Aldormanic Special Com mlttoe, appointed to investigate General Jourdan, waa callod for last ovening.

Aldermen Donovan and Kane wore the only members who appeared, and nothing Mn ltnrt OTade to Bein a Bti fi lott THo Oppoilllort at ttte Board ot cnarlile retttfe tI pioros Boinstattd Weeuiy ttcpo ot the Meads of pepartment Tho Cnmminmonra of Ohallties.boW, iitar nifistiuir vasterday aflernoon at tlio Flatbuab. Prosont, Coras, Norrls, Baber, Ba(fKi, Storms. Thomlnalesof tho provions jo mart niwl nmimrod. It WSB OJlJOOtSd tbt of tho CciimilBsioners would V0t to rolpitnt rinrfintf. Medical SuDorlntonuont 01 UM Asylum, but no allusion whslsooter was roa ft to, matter whioh it is said was tcaceaoio 10 ir thn ntn Ttnr nt charities were hOBtllo to Dr.

lll di.tnrminerl in ca00 WM pUoed tHJ nf ihn iriRMtuitnn f.n reforming the Depai mout by having the Commissioners gujpeaclod for 1: nnmnntencv or aomethinc worao, xno lonowmg uvi municatlon waa rccolved from Dr. Sclienck nonirn Hqbfitl. I FtATUHBn, L. I.t no 2T, 1877.f To the Honorable Hoard af CammimoW. I of Char HfssT Gentlemen During last two or throe roans thero haa been sont to tbia hospital a constantly increasing number of deraontoa pationts nnd pattonta requiring restraint.

The present arranBmflnt Ior (Tuarding ibo windows and doors oponlng on Uw rer audas are totally inada.uato and uneafo. In my annual report for 1875 I refomd to tta necessity of romodollng tho strong rooms. Tno sama subject was roforred to in my roport for 18T6. No notico eeoms to havo beon taken of elthor of thCBB ic otumondatioui, I havo tbe honor to call your sppolBl attontlon to eaoh of these subjeots with tho rcapeoHul retitieflt that thoj bo attended to without delay. I ntn, resnootfulljr, your obedient servant, It was dccidoil lo call tho attention of tho Board (A Supervisors to tho matter.

A communication was received from tno Chairman or tho Supplies Committee, re questing tho Oommlssjonfri tomcotthemon Friday morning In roferonoo la tn annual supplloa for tho oorninn flsoal your; Blsotooo sidor tha matter of tho proposed Amusomant HaB, EMMV)YMNT OP MSOHANIOS. Com. 8torma offered tho following fdr adoption Resolved, That tho moohanica suspended from Tror Bome two iveoks since bo rotnBtatod. Com. Rabor moved aa an amendment that t' Mln otntcmont take effect on and after this date.

The resolution as amouded vraa adopted. Bold while tho wants of tho! l8Uta0Dg required uioohanics tj mako repairs of all TaaOp It Tfj a particular aud urgent need that tho roofs ehould DS repainted, as thoy wore suffering from exposure without paint. He therefora moved tho adoption Ol tu That tho following namod parsOM, John McCarty, Frederick Dora, William Smollan, Moan McCloskoy, Gooro Yojng and Patric Clark, are horoby employed by this Board from 9Ui M. tho rato of $3.25 per day, to paint tho roofa of AUB Hn vnntArlfllfLIAtAlv nrntOJSTJ this Board by the Board of Supervisors, bt made as aoon as the Board of Commissions! funds at their diflposal for tho puposo. rasa THE WBKKIiT BEPOBTS A8vxct SuporintendoDt BlaDoto.

Jitunpoir oc hut nt hnorun7(l nnmberot om ployes, 83. Dooroaso, 7. Cost ofJt6vlsl6nijpr: capita. a wAftlr. 94 (V.7 omits.

HosriTAL fob iNounABLiB nuporinttnaenv uaioy. Number of 280: nU.Uber of Ct plOyesv Inorease, IX Cost of provislcns per capita a w0" Hnanrri Siinnrlnbmdnnl SohOQok. fll BT Of PI 327; number of amf'rants, 6 number of em pioyos, t'i. Avortura cor, ui yKuvisiviw wr ALMflHoua Muny. Nnmber paupors, SOT number ot employee, 7.

Inerea.9, nf Mtlf 701 OOntB. It was dooidod tljit the next meeting neld weeks from date, and tho Hoard aajournoa so tsv um THE ALDERMEW. Tbe call issued by.his Honor tho Mayor fo a special meeting of tho Board of Aldormen at alf pas three clock yesterday afternoon waa notreaponuea Wbun the roll was callod tho following mombers wal awred to telr namoe Aia. Burnot, AUken, QrtawoldJ Ray, Acker, Cottroll, Williams, Balrd, Fr.no, FriW and Flshor eleven in all. A Quorum not beiun preaont, Aid.

Qrlawold movei that tho Board adjourn until noxt Mondajr at throfj o'clock. Tho motion was oarried. THE BUDGET, The A'dormon mot aa a Boord of Eallmnto yeatorl rlav afternoon, bis Honor tho Mayor, nnitnA hnrtlv sftor throa o'olook am f.iiinnirin ninnibers answered to their names i Aldl Burupt, Atlken, Grlswold, Ray, Aokor, ttrell, WilJ llama, Froucti, Fritz and I isnor. 1 A quorum not being present, Aid. Hs or Cloved tnaa a rocoss tie iukuh iui narrlod.

At the expiration of tho ton mlnutoa tbe 'roll waju again called, but oniy wu mum urn siunoiiia Aid. Grlswold thon movod that tho Board adjourj until uoxt Monday at uair past two oiuca. The motion was carried. SPOUTS AND PASTIMES. Hauo Balli rfrtOOKLITN VS.

LoUISVIIiLH, THE LiS Yesterday, June 27, the Brooklyn mnej i.ict rrninn inr tbo nresout with tho Louis'' I nmmnn rlrnw fnrtll lllO larffOSl (W89m" Jffof BpeOtoJ tors of tho season. The result of tho contest waa thoj well aucoSts of tho visiting nine; they playioti Uio finest Mdiug game of any league team that hat played with the Brooklyn nine tbla eoaeoo in this oltyJ Though not a run wan earned in tho game, the Loula villou took tho load also In b.tHntt, tlipy WStita Mia "i hn name was not WO.ihv for tlie d.ubli?..!'.: which ooourred, tha Loulsyillos mkl Jn.i Ihn nrnnklvn nine one. It was not that' tn. tnnrto wn muiv nrrnrs In the irumo so much as'' wbb tbnt tbose they did oommlt happoned to bo lmpom a 1 i h.r.w lv flnrnv ftnil an rwo.nl' the ftrpT'luuini; eftvo csnco or twfruns being Boon in tho first Inning. Iu the Booonil a passed bail gavoj tiioaevoutu out torniowtnrowoi uivraoi to the wroni; side of home base and Uarbldao'S muff 1 the ball tho run on that Inning would not havo be made.

Ou tho othor sldo Oerhardt's only error gavo Bioiiklyns a ruu In tho eighth Inning. Tlio score tel tho romaiudur of tho slory DI10OKLYN. IiOrISVILLE, tl. 111. P.

A.K. B. ID. P.A.I I Holds'th. o.

Start, lb 1 2 0 0 Latham, lb 1 I 11 01 1 11 0 liasue. Bb 10 I Burdock. 2b 0 7 3 1 Hall, I. 0 10 Carey, 8. i I'oriftison, i York, I.

1 Causlriv, r. imt'i I.W6, 0 0 8 0 0 1 0 2 6 OSohaffor.r. 18 8 2 Ill 1 0 0 OiGravor. I 1 8 3 0 0 1 2 Crowloy.o. 1 Larkln, Total 1 6 27 14 7Tolal IlUNfl (ICOHED.

1SI840 4 997 13 Brooklyn Luuisvillo a 2 First base by errors Brooklyn, It Lomsvliio, 8. HuiiB narnoil liio iklyo, 0 i l.oulsvlllo, 0. Umplm Mr. Konnoy. Tlmo of name t)ue hour and filtv Au anulrsin of the play of tho two Dines in the th games shows tuo sppnaea raiiiw: DATTINO ANU AB BtrjPW(jt Lon Is Bnl vlllo.

1 If. ius ecorecl r.utin oarnoti Times reachod first base llaao liitB Toial li. isos by hits out. Put out bv oatnlles 'ut it on fouls Put out on basos on oirno'i basos Lott on basos 13 8 SS' 81 85 9 85 9 40 10 10 FIKLUINU AND PIICniNO. IlOUlS' vino; I 6 6 1 1 4 BrJ l'lrsl baso by errors Basos on called hulls Mulfud balls Missod calchos Wild tlirnufl Over pitches I ImllB Hotible pl.iya JJhookltn vs.

Bdsion. Tho following tho scoro of tho mnlcii of Tuesday in Boston. Herald snvii A short Is soon told islouu and llai tiordfl attiactod a orowd of or more to the fjoiitu mud grounua yosceraajsr.errig nr.d iilavud a cam which the latter iYOtt Stuhaul a ciiltv. throuah floidin well a mnff thr.iwn ball bv atiirt and a rvldeauteh bv Lewis b. their oniy ot rors.

Tho Uoda in fielding at ol cal points, niul hence 'iicir chagrin at tuo aereat, i pitching was flue on both eldeo, Tho viotovy plaoog oiiposfng clubs on an equal looting ior ine caamj nnmvi.rtf. I nOSTOK. lD.ro. A.E. B.jn.i'.oj Iloldstv'th o.f.

0 3 I' 0 0 VVrlt, 1 1 4j Stirt, lb Ilurdcck, Carey, s.s Foiizns in, Yi.rk. l.f Gassl ly. r.f.... Uau id Larkin, Total 0 IB iiiioniru. s.b 2 ft 0 .1.

White, r.f.. 0 1 10 0 3 2 0 3 OiU'llourke, l.f... 0 4 8 (I Sutton, 3b 0 10 lirown, 2 1 0 olMorrlll, 0 10 0 Jdurnan, 0 0 3 1 Bond, 0 9 1 0 18 1 1 01 7 37 15 2Total INNINGS. ,3 4 27 1 Brooklyn. 0 2 Runs Earnod Boston, 1.

Two Base Illt3 Wrliiht, 1. Struck Out Nono. Fir.t B.i3 on ISalls Nono. First llaso on Krr rs Btooklyn, i Boston, Sinkos Callaa Off Larkin, Bond, li. Balls Called On lot Bond, 12.

Honblo Hloys Loo iard and Wrlgut, I. Psssod 11 ills None. Wild Pilchis larkln, 1. Wild Throws Button, Broirn. Mutfs Mutton, 1.

1'umbl Leousrd, O'ltourke, Sutton, Tlmo Two hour G. F. White. Chicago ts. St.

homa. to Bcore tells ti.o story of the St. Louis defeat on Tuesday onioAoo. BT. LOCI8.

lm lo ro.A.K Halllnan, r. 3 0 0 0 uorgsn, I. 0 0 Movey, 3 Anson, 8d 1 l'otors, s. 0 Ilinus, 2d 0 Jonos. c.

Hpaldlng. Bradley, 1 Glenn. I. f. 3 2 3 CiSDO.

0 2 0 8 6 9 0 0 Force, s. A 0 Itomien, o. 0 O.Oroft, lstb 0 0 lllong.r. 0 (f Nichols, 0 4 0 1 1 3 1 IB 2 1 0 1 4, 0 3 1 Total 17 27 17 2Total 0 11 S7 1 INNIHuB. 1 2 8 4 5 0 7 8 Chlcogo 6 4 I 0 Bt Loula 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TJmpiro Fred Cono.

Total liases on Hlts Ohloa.o. 21 St. Louis. 9. First Baso ou Brrors Chicago, 0 St.

Louis, 1. Lott on Uosos 'Jhloago, St. Louis, 1. Pa Bolls Time of Game Ono hour and 60 minutes. Basos on Callod Balls Chicago, 4.

Notbs of thb Day. The Chicago and iuls nines mot tostether Tuesday at miicago iu thtlr fifth game together, and as each had woufi iucs tno cuntost was regaruea witn epeciui iuvj Uu tho tour tuo two nines had made mo roiiou records: CHICAGO OLUB GAMRB. June 13. Tccumseh vs. Chicago at London.

Juuo 14. Chicago vs Roohostorot KooUoster Juno i Star va. Clilcaso at Syracuso Juno Id. Boston vs. Ctiloago at Boston Juno If.

Boston vs. Cllloago at Boston Juno Vi. Bro ikiyn vs. Chicago at June 20. Brooklyn ve.

ChloiKO at Brooklyn Ji.no 22. AlicKliany vs. Chio no at Alloalnuy duue. Aiiuguany vs. nicago nt Aiiuuuanj ST.

LOUIS CMD OAMES. Juno 14. Star vs. St. Louis at Juno 18.

Brooklyn vs. St. Louis at Brooklyn. June 18. Brooklyn vs.

St. Louis at Brooklyn Juno IU. Boston vs. S. Louis at Boston June 20.

LowoIItb. St. liuis at Ijowoll June. I. St.

Louis vs. Boston at Juno 23. Star va. St. Louis at Syracuse (10 June 26.

Tooumseh vs. St. Louis at Tho result on Tuesday wu the eucoosa oCChlo 11 toO. Tho St. Loula Cllib defeated one League nines one outside team.

The cuicago. defeated one qui ulna on It. Never before naa eiuter club anon a i Tho Il jso Hill College team defeated the Wltoka this oity, Tuesday, at a ton inning (fa by a acoro or iu to v. some quo ma snow both aldea. Qroat preparations aro being mads for the ball i era' cala holiday, tho Fourth of July.

The Park be crowded ou that day from sunrise until ouni Parents who have hltnerto wasted their money in 1 lng their boys fireworks and "pistole, cannot do a be imng inui to gtva men) a oaso oau ui out, in Dans, anu uniform, wuoroouo cnoiu acoiaj ours ort tbo bail Sold on the Fo tmb. ten fatal Qoourrencsa from platolaana Ortiiorlii, tako on a. stouts Fourth of Tao Folytoohnios def sated tbo luatiiS kh at tioooneo, oa tne py toe apponaia aoorai a a a polyteobnlo. 19 0 Stevens 1 Umpire Mr. Lewis, ol lloboken B.

B. Baiohlts Poiyteoholo, 12; SIstoiis.b, Rons earned Folytsohnlo. 8: SUruus.L Time of uauio 2 hours and ID minutes. Good for "our uoya," XUU KM tirooulonbrae, 'rJ 1 ANTBDO PEBATOBS ON drawori: Apply at 166 Twelfth South Btook lyn, for one wook. ANTBDIRST CLA8S LAUNDRESS p.k.

i WSiiDTO WORK. IN A SMALL family, no children, well recommended i girl, from Hi 18 years of ago. talking French. Apply at 141 Union st i. 'ANTI3D SERVANTS OF Ali la i.inn BllOOKLYN Fultonind Washington sts, throo block, bolmr Ol HaU nurses.

Cooks. Washers and sroners. WANTBD ASCOOIcTa GERMAN OR Swedish girl must bo plain cook nni la indressTroforeneesfrom last place roquliod. OaU at 161 Sohormerhorn ot. ANTED TO COOK, WASH, a a iron, a clean, actlvo younj qirl.

Only thoso vrith good roferonoos may apply at 178 aiayse ov, OJ. phi st. nurses and Seaiiistrossen. ANTED A WETNUKSK, VVlXtl a frosli breast or mil must oo puriv. oomBwollroooinuiendodi German proiorrou.

u.vi.iu. 5S Bodford av. for ono wook. WANTED AKE ENTIRE charco of two small children, assist In general housowork and be bandy with bar tentBlrl. Inquire 189 Carlton av, between 6 and 9 o'olook P.

M. en era I mousexvorK. WANTED TO ASSIST WITH HOUSE work and mind ohlldren, a young girl; Gorman preferred. Inquire at. 329 Horkimer st.

Tt7 ANTED TO ASSIST IN GENERAL housework, a neat girl about 18 ware i cf age, with reference $4 per month. Apply at 173 Sov toentb St. ANTEDTOBO GENERAL HOUSE nrlr in fniniw nf adults, a Swedl. or Gorman girl: must be a good wasber and Ironer. Apply Bt4bVan Jiuren st, near raun av, ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE miiaf.

lift ft lflfl COftV. good raloronoos. at uiormuuii ANTED TO DO iiimtitiAL, nuuorj ii ii. mint, hi, flno waoh worK in a c. or and lronor; ai re orBii irum ceptcd.

llti CaniDrldeejojLearFalton iat. WANTEB HELP MAIJES. ANTEDAN ENGINEER; APPLY TO J.BRUOE, SSlConoord. ANTED A MAN WHO THOROUGH ly understanda tho grocery baslnosa must know how to drive and tko care a borso must, ooine vreu rnondod from last omployor. Apply at 209 Prospoot av, from 6 till 7 la tno evening.

ANTED TO GET THEIR HAIRCUT i.otci mn ho the Paraonn Hair Cuttor. No. 84 Arla'ntlo av, for ton cents no extra chargo to have hair clipped py maomne. flvo cents. Other work at low prices.

This saloon la not inaoollar. WAKtED SITUIONS BITIAIjES. TST ANTED SITUATION CHARGE TT nntilsupolledwlthholpat PROSSBR'S Employment Bureau, fll Fulton at. opposite Flatbush ay. tho lareest OBtabllshtnont of tho kind in Brooklyn reliable servants of all kinds constantly on hand! all modern laneuagos spoken.

If yon nood a good sorvant give us a can. WANTED SITUATIONS BHAB awbu by ladies BROOKLYN EMPLOYMENT BU RBAU. 29 Concord st, between Fnlton and Washington its. Family help of all kinds. Wo do not promiap perfoo tion.

but try to select good women for domejtlo eorrios, without regard to naOonallty or religion. N. B. WeU nurses supplied. Coolcs.

Washers ana Iroiiors. ANTED SITUATION AS COOK, irinhflrnnn Irnnnr. In ft small Drivate family, by a rospectsble woman nas gpoa cicy u. vww aays a. 10 omim u.ui uin.

ANTED SITUATION A COOK, washer and Ironer. In a private family, by a re spectable girl good oity reference. Can be soon for two days at 318 Franklin av, in the fanoy storo. ANTED SITUATION A COOK. i.ii nrAE.

n. iM Hn imnoral housework Is willing and obliging and has ono year' reference. Please oall for two days at 226 Throop av, cornor of btookton St. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, A tn iiTTinll nriv.it family, by a young girl: has tho best of reforonoo from hor laat place. Call at 167 Stato st.

ANTED SITUATION A COOK, UnnnK lnimrtraB Tvlllinff to CO llltO tho country. Can be aoon for two days at proaont employ ers. 22 TompKins piaco. ANTED SITUATION A COOK and laundress, or would do general housework is willing and obliging, with oity roforence. Oall at 814 State St.

betweon 9 and 12 A. M. TIT AWTP.D STTTT ATION A Jt. washer and Ironer. or to do penoral housework, by a moBt desirable girl, uali lor two aays at present, umyi or's, No.

123 Classon av. ANTED SITUATION AS COOK, nQV ioi tn.irx Rrif.tnh WOIY. UU o.i.V.ncr In Ml l.nlwfLTinhnn' wn.Ul hfl wtllinc to assist in w. ishlntr nnd ironing; has no objpotion to uoarjinff nouiiG. uan 09 eeuu iur two ub ik wo tic 8t; outer doji, AN ED SITU ATION A COOK.

nnoVifii nnrl Irnnoi hv ii rnsnnotnblB. cauablo crlrl Is a cond cnok and first olass laundress well rocommond od either oity or oountry. Oan bo soon any tlmo at her present omployor's, 1(30 Elliott plaoo, until oaturaay morning, Juno 33. ANTED SITUATION AS COOK, in An rrannrnl hAlinnrcnrlC In tt Small faml IV. Or would tako care of a houss wnllo tho famdy aro away in tho country or (jo In tbo oountry to take caro of ohildron.

Plenso oall for two daj at 703 Atlantio av, cor. Adolphi et, in tho candi storoL ANTED SITUATION AS COOK, wnsnor and lronor or to do fironoral housework, by a smart, capable girl is an excellent washor and ironer and good nook and baker: a reliable and economical servant, highly recommoudoa oither city or country. Call at 1S Atlantlo av. third door from Clinton at, ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST cook and will assist with the waslilnz ana ironing, In a private family, by a younz girl no objections to a boarding housn; reference from last place. Oall for two days at No.

67Paolfio St. ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST olaaa cook, wasbor and ironer, by a young: American woman no objection to a first clasa board. riff houso; clly or country hna tho beet of city reforonco from hor last placo, call for two daya at 83 Oonoord et, cornor ot Pearl, third floor. ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD nlflln cook, wnehnr and ironer. In a small nrlvate family, uy a roBpocraDie woman; goo? civy roiorenoos.

uan for two daya at 321 HndBon av, cor Johnson st, ANTED SITUATION A3 A GOOD nnnk nnrl IntinnmM In a small fflmilv bv a res fioctable woman of exporlenco no objf.cti.on ro tbo oaa ty for a fow months. Inquire at 127 Kemson st tha bost of city reforencoa uoar at band. WANTED SITUATIONAS A GOOD conk, and williop: to do light washing and ironing, by e. rospoctablo woman has no objection to ffolng in tbo country has Rood oity roferonoos. Oall for two daya at 270 Atlantio av, near Court et.

ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD enf'tr. wfuihor mnrt Irnnnr for a falt.lifnl. in. dustrlonfl girl; has no objection to tho country. CaU any Umn this week at her present omployer'e.

No. 1 Mlddagn Bt, cor. Columbia heights. ANTED SITUATION AS GOOD cook, wnuhor and lronor. bv a yountr woman: it.

(juiuu njiu auvtiuy ai.u. gnuu uuaui. uu ivuiii i uu kuiiuiai boarioivork In a small family; has tbo host of oity rnfer onoo wr.tr 03 not ao muoh an object as a good place. Call at 9 Fifth st, first houso from Smith. ll 4 ,1 ,1 A.

1 A I ANTED SITUATION AS PLAIN oook. waphar and lronor. by a joudi? crlrl izood city roforonces. Anply at No. liKJ wyokoff st, second floor, fr.tnt rooms.

Pl call tor two days. ANTED SITUATION AS PLAIN cook, washer and lronor in a small familr. bp a ro Bpoctaoio young woman nao Bovon years gooa city reierences. Call for two days at 229 Smith st, betwoen Butler and Douglass. ANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A first clfiBS cook, the other as ohamhormMd and waitress, or would co as nurso and BQamstreBS.

by two youiipr coninotent Scotch hnvo the bost of city reicr Jnoos. Call at 148 Horkimer st. AN TED SITUATION COOK, wash and Iron, bv a Swedish woman rofors bv nar mission to her presont employers, who are going out of town. Apply nt 2P8 Adolphi sfc, ANTED SITUATION TO DO PLAIN oookinff. was ii in it and ironine.

bv a resnoctnblo Kirl Plenso call for two days nt presont omployer'e. No, 63 First place ao postal cards un sworea. ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE downstairs work, or would do Ronoral housowork. In a small, privato family, by a respectable girl ii a good conk, oxcollont washor and ironer; understands hor busi noHs has the bost of reference from her last placo; no oh jortlnn to go to tho country for the Summer. Please oall ot97 Myrtlo a v.

Chambermaids Walticsioai, etc ANTED SITUATION AS CHAM bnrmaid or to do eoncral houiework. by a yonner Rwodlih cirl; no objection to a boarding houso. OaU at 79 Henry st. ANTED SITUATION AS CHAM bormnid and waitre.s or would take oaroof children. uv r.

otiiiff tfiri no oujocnon to tno country gooa reier glveu. Pleaso call at 127 Atlantic av. ANTED SITU ATION ASAT6HAM bnrmnid jmd waitres. or as child's mirvi, by a vo.i.itantKirl. Apply for days at.

present employer's, Jim ton av. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bo rtn aid and waitress, by a younr crlrl bas no objection to tha country. Can bo seen at her present employers, 456 Henry st. ANTED SITUATION A CHAM borraaid nnd waitress, by a respoctablo plrlj vory ttent, una wining to ro to tno country Call at proaent employor 'a. 216 Union st.

country for tho Sum ANTED SITUATION AS OHAM bermaid nnd waltross. by a resnectnble ttirl has no objection to go in tho oountry; has good city reterenoe. Pleaso oall for two daya at 801 Adarasst ANTED SITUATION A A bermaid and waitress, by a respectable young girl would bo willing to t.iko care of children can furnish cood city reference: no objection to tno country. Please call lfor tiro days at ys UeX.alt av. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bcrmaid.

bv a lady, for bor (rood and faithful nirl very kind to children and In sickness; has no objection to tho country operates on different sowing mnchino3. Can be Goon up to tho 1st of July, nt her present employer's 36 Hanson place. ANTEDSITUATION TO DO CHAM borwork or Jirht houfro rork ud take caro of chil dren, by a very neat rospocwiL girl: is wimnir. ooliglncr and highly rccommonded. Please call at No.

219 Court street ANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT housowork or chamborwork and sew Lie. b7 a Kill who has boon over two years with her proiont employer. Please call at 149 Van Buren st. WANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT housework or aot as ohambormatd aud waitress, by a respectable yount American girl; has good city references. Call for two days at 101 Flatbush av.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT chftmborwnrk and wait inr. or would mind children and do sewing, by a young Sootoh Protestant girl country preferred good roferonco from present employer. Address SCOTCH, Eagle office. ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP Btaira work or wait. no or take earn of ohlldren.

bv a young girl; is willing and obliging; has no objection to fro to the country. Call for two days at 74 Amity at. ANTJiiD SITUATION TO DO UP fltairfl work nnrl fjk cak. nf rhtl(rnn nr An Ho hf. to the coimtry.

Can bo seen ror two daje at WJ South Portland av. 3T ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP t. stairs worK ana aseiat in tne housework, by spec tab lo younu cirl, six months In the country; wiliini airs worn ana assist in tne housework, by a re itr tr gu in the country i( requited; good reterenoe. Calffor two days at 137 Harrison st. Uurscs and SoammrcsBes.

'ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class nurso. takes tha full entirn of thrt in. iani; win nnu a goou ruatworxny nurse witn tne cnna; has no obioction to the country; has the best city refer enoe from her last place. Ploase oall for two days at No. 1 Hopkins st, between Sand ford and alworth.

WANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE and by a Swedish girl; bost city ref eroacos. Call at .05 Warren st, eeoond floor. WANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE to take oare of yonn? children, by a respectable Protestant woman; no oDjeotion to the coin try, has food city references. Address Mrs. Baffle oijjoo.

WANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE, by a re pecUble Araerioin Protestant cirl willing to (co to tho country. Call on or address 511 Herkimer st, near Schnoctady av, top floor. AN TED iSITU ATION AS to take the entire charge of an In fa NURSE. to take the entire chanra of an Infant from Its birth or chamberwort, by a respeotab.e irot estant girl: wilt ing co in tne country, tio av, fancy storo. Call for two days at No.

4u Atlon ANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE and seamstress, or would do ohambemork and tvaiting, by woman; is capable of tak tug oara of a cn.id from its infancy seven year 1 reierence cau tie given from her last place. Can be seen at MO Hem sen street. ANTED SITUATION AS A SEAM stress, or chambemork or has Us ht oMttrO k. by a girl. Apply at 63 Cranberry at.

75T ANTED SITUATION TO ATTEND TT a ohlld.hy a respectable youna girl, aged 19 years iy.gaoi st, bet. Second and Third avs. XANTEO SITOATli rO MIND WV hahvnr dnanvVf lllit wnrk. hirkanulli A glrh oard pleasant back ai uuis etorr Fa fir nfnffl aooommod tai raiemon at. an elegant surTEoir 'rooms on Second floor, nlooly farnlahod, with bob street.

TT60ARD 2 40 OLINTON BT HAND Bomoly furnished rooms on eeoond mn or vSthout board, at greatly email, adult family; large, airy rooms; delhrtiMul loosUon, within ten mlnutoa' waflt from Sonth and WaU at, forriea, water in rooms T50ARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, TWO desirable largo rooms, with connecting hall room; hot and cold water and omp'e oloset room; suitable for family or single gonUomen convenient tp oare 'errles prices moderate; reierences oxohanged. No. 178 Amity attest. BOARD PIERRE PONT HOUSE, Brooklyn Heights, opposite Wall st, N. Y.

superior nccomt odXnVfor gentlemen and families at reasonable rates; gentlemen doflrlng rooms during the labsenec their famines ior Dummur uiuun Dsssongor elevator, Ao. BO ARDATDESIR ABLE HANDSOME ly furnished front room, with ample oloeU, wlll be iat mnrtnrnt.o rates, with first class board and attend ance; prosont oooupants removing from the city uouse convenient to ferries; free use of Park adjoining best of oonvonlent to ferries reference fnrnlshod. Apply at noord at. 1)ARD FURNISHED ROOMS. FROM IB 81 wook upward: lull ooara.ii requnou, Borvedln ti.oms without extra ohargo: erms reasonable; house has modern coDvenienoos parlors, P'n smoktaB and bathing rooms, laundry, linen done up at 75 cents.

Marble House. No. 1W Fulton st, above Naesau. TS RT.iYW THR HKIliUTS A VJr pleasant large front room and hall room on the seo in nr. nloolv furnished: house first class good board, ond floor, nloely furnished house with the comforts of a homo; loaatioa unsurpasseu XiXSX, Vin Wall at ferries, four doorifrom Columbia heights; 6 Poplar at; term, vary reasonable.

BOARD ON THE HEIGHT3 BACK goou location; priYiii luu uj ow vui oat with ploaii ball room, tor two gentlemen or Bon tlemann wife; oonvonlent to all tho ferries i roodorato. Addresf 167 Statu nt, near Clinton, or Box 23, Baglo OUiCO. FP SwriSMEI BOOMS. URMSHED ROOMS TO LET, HANt soraoly urnlahod rooms at Johnson stt Bouse has nprovemonta. Gae In rooms.

FURNISHEiTROOMS TO LET, AT 103 Henry Btt noar Clark, ono Wook from Fnlton et. fino roomsfor tho Summer, without board. Tho tablo will 10 ooromenoe In September. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, NICELY furnished rooms on first ond second floors, ooP'8 for UouBokoeplDK. at Summer rates.

Inquire at sa oanas st, oornor of Washington. FURNISHED ROOMS NICELX FUR nlsbed rooms, largeaud small forslngle Mntboon or gentleman anu wv rui walk from ferries; splendid looatlon; terms reasonable. 61 Johnson at, throe doors from Adams. EURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, A NICE ly furnished baok parlor for gentlemen or for houae iooklog In too ltohon also, a tljed room and a hall room terms modorate, 47 Joralemon st. near Wall st.

and South ferries FURNISHED ROOM APRIV ATE FAM. Uy will lot a niooly famished front or back room to a gentleman and wife or single gentleman, without board, nrfor Itaht housekeeping every oonvenlenoe; near four toS of osri SSi' ten nitQ Us' walk from Oity tall i term. reasonable. 498 State at, near Third ay. iUJRNISHBD ROOMS TO LET AT oornnou wini pmow nn1v nor honso theso room, vrfll be rented to gentlemen only, with good referenoe.

Apply at 134 Dean st, oorner of iloyc. TR1URNISHED ROOMS SUITABLE FOB two persons, largo and airy iQfoly looatlon up ono 4ht; hose broWn stone, wlfh Al 0 tapiwsinjnttu or partial board II desired, Datn. etp. also, one amiu. wil.

Uliusu tougnoy, FURNISHED ROOMS 33 POJf iAK i Very desirable large front room on soopnd floor, with amplo oloaets; also pleasant hall room adjoining, suitable for one or two gentlemen house contains modern lmnrovo inentil family private within three 'minutes' walk ot al. ton Ferry. 83 Poplar bet. Colnmbla and Hloks. ETURNISHED ROOM A VEKY DBSIBA bleaulethome lu a email private family A large fiandsomoly furnished front room on eocond floor, to let, either with or without board bath and all oonron.

loncos looatlon pleasant and a few minntes' walk to the principal ferries. ApplyjlM JohnBon at. TO liET HOUSES. LET I hill new firs! olass, 4 story, brown etone house, with oU modora Improvements. Appfy oa promises, 2VJ, or S9 Washlni ton av.

IO LET HOUSE THE 3 STORY AND basoment brown stone iroai nouse, no. im uuuws Bt. near President oontulns rooms, mm pvory uupruvo ment and ia gooa oraer; win uoreui.au iu, I'r Biie of houso 12S4 5 Apply to tho owner, 74 First place, Df ote 8 :80 in the morning or after 6 In tho ovening. nnO LET HOUSE THAT FINE THREE JL BtoryandbasoaientbrowuBtono houso No. KB Third BtTbotwoon Fifth and Sixth avs, within four blooks of Prospect Park; oara on Fifth av.

to all ferries siso, 32il im Til An.nn, Thlrrl nl.rartt. four rOWS Of Shade trees, andls a most de slrabio looality or a res! donco. Apply at offloo of BROOKLYN IMPROVKSll Nl COMPANY, oor. Fifth av. ana Thlra Bt LET HOUS1SS OH VAiNJiiU iui.

Dnlr nnrl TTInahlntr nn Rrsnrt av. botwBon T.r...rh..nn Rt.m.hnn nt. between DeKalb I ond Lafnyofcte avs; on Classon av, between DeKalb and Wlllongnby; also, two story frame houBO In Union plaoo, end brown stone front house No. 239 Ilyoreon st, fourth door from Lafayotte av. The abovo houoos oontaln all tho modern lmorovemonts and loflrat olass ordor rente Irom 8400 toWpor yoar.

M. BOREYERRIA it, Now York, or 370 DeKalb av, Brooklyn. TO LET HOUSE A SMALL, NEAT, first olass, three Btqry and basement brown stono house. 269 St. Jamos plaoo.

noar Lefferts; flvo yoars built, in thorough ropnlr all improvements and pointed walls throughout: desirable looatlon and neighborhood; ready for oooupanoy and will bo ranted low to a small family. Also, a floor, four rooms, W8 Atlantlo av, near Washington av; froshly palntod and desirable homo for a drcssmakor or small, quiet family; rent, $13. Inquire at 511 Washington av. to PABM of lao Psiss. LET PART OFUOUSE NO.

304 Adelphl st, bet. DeKalb and Lafayotte avs. seoond or third floor, to a small, rosoootablo party. TOLEfiPAUT OF HOUSE THE UP por part ofoouse 43 Prospeot at, consisting of flvo Poms I house contains all lmprovomonts. Apply oa pram Ds76tiWo6fttoMrsoJjrndsPM.

m6 LET PART OF HOUSE THE SEC JL oad floor of house 44 Lawronoo st, consisting of throe roomB rent $16 per month also on third floor two rooms water and gas. TO LET PART OF HOUSE A LARGE flooratl78 Baltic Bt, betweon Henry and Clinton hot and oold wator, gas and use ol bath. Inquire on tno promises. TO LET PART OF HOUSE SECOND floor of house S48 Livingston st: In good order; ront low. Apply as above or to tho owner.

No. 050 Carlton frffl a ii TO LET PART OF HOUSTS THE PAR lor and basoment floors, 185 Na3san SC, friar Brldtfo, five rooms, in good ordor, improvements a low minutos' walk from ferries. Apply at 339 Pearl Bt. mo LET PART OF HOUSE ON THE M. Heights, third door from Beocher's Ohurch, to two adulte: threo rooms, third floor, water, gas, and separate motor rent $14.

Inquire of owner, on premises, 50 Cran borryst. T'O LET PART OF HOUSE FURNISH od or unfurnished, sscond floor of threo rooms in private houso hot and oold water, bath, laundry, Ac; references desired. No. 281 Saokott st, near Clinton noar fer rlos and all (ho oar UnesSouth Brooklyn Heights; TO LET PART OF HO USE ON JEF fit. the lower pare of a 2 story basomont and sub cellar frame house, Ave rooms, closots, pantry, heater, range, all in good ordor.

at a very low rent (o a good tenant. Inouiro of D. FOWLER, owner, No. 357 Fulton St. TO LGT FLm LET FLATS CONTAINING SEVEN rooms, all iraurovements: roasonable terms to good tenants.

Apply to H. BOIVIB, 1,093 Fulton from 7 A. M. to 9 P. II.

mO LET FLATS WITH ALL IM provemente, in tho new building. 121 and 125 Atlan v. hptn nnn Clinton and Hnnrv sts. Annlv to A. H.

tio HOWE. 80 Paclflo st, or JAMES THOMPSON, 121 Atlantic av, corner of Henry at. TO LET FLAT AT 229. HERKIMER st, one block from Fulton Bt, Tompkins av, and steam cars on Atlantic av, half an hour from ferries on horse Improvements Grooms, In good low to a small family. Inquire of EDWARD GORMON, 87 Fort Greene place, cor.

Fulton st. to ei' sroiei s. TO LET STORE CORNER STORE, tho best stand in Sonth Brooklyn for a grocer or butcher: now house; will bo let cheap to a good tenant. Apply to J. REILLY.cor.

Bond and Urtluu st VOlC SALI5 llOJJSF.S. FOR SALE HOUSE OR TO LET FU nl.hod or unfurnished, a threo story brick houso 170 Degrawst. FOR SALE HOUSE OR EXCHANGE for Brooklyn property, a small country placo with a acre of land, noar w.iter, at Oyster Bay. Addres3 EXCHANGE, Eaglo office. FOR SALE HOUSE A HANDS Alb 3 story brick storo, with baker's ovon, situate fatv minntes from City Hall; suitable for anv business Dries will pay oloar ten por cent.

W. OOOK, No.nl Washington st. IOR SALE HOUSE A CORNER 1 Urn cm tnnn hnun In brown ttono houso 25x70, in elegant order. lot 2axl38, witb stablo; prlco S9.000; CMiablo, with small oxpondl turo, of paying $2,500 per annum this ia a rare ciianco for inros mont: $7,000 can be obtained on inortcage. DRAKK 8 Boorum place.

EOR SALE HOU3 ES ON BlfiRGEN ST, near New York av, thoss two otory and basomont rn atono fronts, ton rooms: all impr a location tlrst class tho oboapost aou boat of tholr kind in tho citr: only 23 minutos from ferries. OaU ami einmtuo bo fore purcha3ine ehawhero: terms to aait purchasers. Apply to OUEllS 'MAS K03S, etjno yaaL Wythe avcorne of Ratledge st. FOR SALE HOUSES IN ST. JAMES place, opposite two tine, three story, bao ment, French roof, brown stono doliahtfally located, splendid shade tress, beautiful old grounds filled with rnlt and ornamental troas in roar, and each yard contains a tree bearing tho choicest fruit; material and workmanship tho best; walnut stairs and wainscotinrt, tasteful graining and painting; In fact, no pains have boon spared to make them modeb of comtort and convenience.

Open at all Hours. Now Is yourtime to buy. OWNER, Ml ViaBhington av. fOIfv SAI.E WISCKILjIjKOIJ. ORS AL FIXTURES SHELVING, counters and larffo ico chest will be sold ohoap.

Call at grocery store 99 Court st, oor. Scbermorhorn. FOR SALE BILLIARD TABLE LOW, for want of room full made by one of tho best city makers: will bo sold for $J0; inclnaing ivory balls, ues, Ac. OaU at 109 State st. TTIOR "SALE BUSINESS COAL YARD, JT1 corner of Saokott st and Nevius five yoars lease.

lent $100 per year. For Information apply at 3J5 Kevins at, or to F. A. POTTS, 110 Broadway, N. Y.

FOR" SALE BUSINESS A BEAUTIFUL ly fitted up ice cream, soda, root beer, and confectionery now doing a good trade will be sild for less than half. Apply on the premises at 455 Fifth av, hot. Ninth and Tenth sto. FOR SALE MOSQUITO NET A half tbo usual price bost quality folding framo nets for medium sfse beds. SI.

50 oacb; for largest size bed, S2 eaoh, with cord and hook coropleto pink nets, 25 oenta extra. MILLERS FALLS 74 Chambers N. If Alsoat HALBKRT'S, 226 Fulton Brooklyn. MOJtSK.N, OAl KtC. A FINE BAY COUPE HORSE, 10 HANDS 4 high, 8 years old; warranted sund and kind insin Kie or double harness.

Apply at KAMI'S Uvery stanie, a Boerum place. A ROCKAWAY FOR SALE, MADE BY Daly, having polo and ahafts. all in porfeot order cost $600 will be Bold at auction, by COLE 4 MURPHY, at 12 o'olock, Satnrday, Juno ft). FEW HORSES WILL BE TAKEN TO board at the nrivate stables ol the DOMESTIC ING MACHINE COMPANY: terms reasonable. Inouiro at the stable.

299 Woman at. or at tne ComDanv'B offlce, 293 Fnlton st. A COMPLETE TURN OUT FOR SALE, consisting of a pair of extra well matched road good stenpois: warranted Bound, kind aDd gentle double I and slnele. with light top wagons, harness, blankets. whiD.

mares i six ana seven years om nne Bie ana action and alngle, with light top wagons, harness, blankets, whir tie. Aoaress run O. Box ,847, N. Y. City, P.

AddreBj PONY, Brooklyn P. Station M. or BAY HORSE, FIVE YEARS OLD, VERY stylish, speedy, sound, and of great endurance; leather top lido bar wagon, nearly new; new narnesg, blankets, whip, oto. A first class turnout, complete, and will be sold for half Its real value. Can be seen for two days at GUMAER'S Stables.

153 Kosciusko st, near Marcy avenue. ORSES HORSES 1 HORSES 1 1 AT the EXCELSIOR BOARDING STABLES. S3 and Wastiinjrtonst: twenty good work and drivinz homes. inst from the oountry. for sale and exchanea: we will Al ways keep from twenty to forty good horaeaon hnd to supply onr customers we have the best accommodation for boarding horses In the oity: coaches and work horses to letA.

Al. STEIN. Proprietor. LINN CARRIAGE MAKERS, FACTORY 47, 49, and S3 BERGEN ST. REPOSITORY 888 and 290 FLATBUSH AV, Near Seventh av.

Where wo keep on hand an assortment of carriages at reduced prloos. Coupes, four and six rockaways, extension top phaetons, jump aeac top and no top phaotons, doctors' pnaotons, buggies and depot wagons, both new and secondhand. We also apply the Robber Cushioned Axle to W3U1 new aua sooaaau carnage Q1 laay 0 NE DAPPLE GRAY HORSE for RftTn. 1 hands veara old snita ble for a ay mare. 6 jean old.

If harsds high; all Mund and has men osea Dy wgy. uau. v. aiunwuiv Plymouth it oaa door. rara Kodson av.

mOP jfUOGY, IN GOOD ORDER ALL JL oorapisU), OBisara ana nooi, imr ill exotrange Raymond St. jot luxBinxre anu cavpw 1 wmjr uo bu stablo, Xreava rw altii Mq0 YBBN, to I i 1 rSQUlHTRt BOABO COMB TO OLD Delawsro's HUli good board, pleasant rooms, pure water and alrjooatlnjr and bathing; farm ooanooted. Aa iTlOUNTRy BOARD IN THE AD1RON daoka, with small, privato family; gonoroui table, home eomforW, pleasant route no objoo Uon toTan Invalid. Addrosa WEEMS, Minevfile, Bmo County, N. Y.

sTIOUNTRY BOARD FOR THE SUM Bier at Moody Mansion and farm, York IJoaoh i plenty oTBhado, good fishing and bathing rooms largaaoa pleasant; terms reasonable. Address A. W. P. MOOUx.

York, Maine. Country board at a private honsB at Shokan. N. at the foot ot tho Oatakllls nTarge Bhady yard; ton minutes' walk from the depot; dolly moti; terms porweek, $6.00. For particulars apply JONATHAN KHHIBT.

enOKan, Ulster viouuiy, N. Y. iTIOUNTRY BOARD TWO FAMILIES i hii KinnmmnliiA flt. nrlvnt.n timite. wherd there are no other boarders; largo rooms: plenty offrnlt and shado trees; terms moderate.

Apply to JOHN MoOLBAN, Uornwall on Hudson, urange York. OUNTRY BOARD. AT HOHOKUS, twenty throe miles from New York, at a farmhouse one mile and a half from the dopot of tho Erie Railroad, Addreus BROOKSIDE FAR SI, Hohokus. Bergon County. Now Jersey.

For partlouiara about tho place call at 212 Harrison St. ATSKILL MOUNTAINS, ULSTER County, N. Y. First olass board can be obtained' at reasonable rates on a largo farm among the CatsMlI Mountains, flvo hours from Now York; twenty eores shade, plenty of vegetables, milk, fruit and barrios trout fishing; reforenoeii, former iboardors. Address I'HOMPbON ECKKRT.

West Shokan, Ulster County, Y. ATSKILL BOARD AT THE OLD Homestead, six milos from Catsklll, on high ground, good view of mountains from bouse, plenty of lawns and shade, gooi water, hooting, bathing, walks, drives, ono of tho best homes in the Catskllli. Address R. N. FULLA GAR, Leeds, Groone County, N.

Y. COUNTRY BOARD IS OFFERED ON A dairy farm on Hampden Mountains, largo, airy house, with nowly furnished apartmonta, looatlon high and very healthy, tablo first olass, oloe hunting and nshlng. oto. Srlce 86 wookly. E.

A. BISHOP, Blandford Centre, Hamo on County, Mass. COUNTRY BOARD. IN A NEW FIRST olass doublo house, with eight largo bay windows piazza front and rear; good water; healthy looaupn; no mosquitoes boats and fishing near by good table and home comtorta terms reasonable: roferonoos given ana required. AddroSBj.

B. SCOFIBtD, WapDlnger's alls, Dutohess County, N. Y. OUNTRY BOARD REE IO H7 Coon A fow parties oan obtain first olass board, and Dloasont out rooms. 68 minntes from Now.

York, mtnuf from depot; boating, bathing, flshing. 4o. pure milk; fresh vegetables; olaln people doalrod. Terms 8b to ioperwoeK. rieas'S oau or auurous ire.

w. U. uoi laa, uroonwicn. onn. OUNTRY BOARD AT THE EVER greon Lawn Fruit Farm.

Highland, Ulster N. Inn mllnn from Pmi hltoixnuin Knrrv nOUBO enlarged And Improved: high ground; healthy looatlon; airy rooms; cool verandas Bpacious lawns abundance of shade pleas ant drives and stabling for horses. Inquire ot u. wvb PENTEK, Eaglo office, or address N. WILLIAMS aB above.

COUNTRY BOARD AMONG THE niTairTl.T.fl T1o.ll,,. lnn.ttnn. Inrm alrv Tnoms. plenty fresh milk.egcs, splendij water, largo ramblo andorohard baok of houso.pleasant stream Bhort distant, post offloo in building, telegraph at hand reforonco, B. Allen.

291 Mac6n st. Brooklyn John Lounsbury, cor WaJi st. and Broadway, New York: terms $7. Mrs. J.

J.WAL DRON, East Durham, Greene County, N. Y. BAY RIDGE SUPERIOR BOARD Good rooms, boating, bathing and flahing housa only lour minuies irom uoat inuuiuv di iiuui umoo AddroB or apply to Mrs. S. a ia.vjrva.x auuuu, Bay jniago av.

TlTiNBARTON. OOEA.NPOKT, 3NEAR lJr LONG BHANOH Stxiotly first olasa; specially ftdftptod for families: view of oooan, Shrewsbury Bivor, M.nTn.nf V. 'DaiAlnr Tlslrlr VlAQ f.HifD' ILl.il VBETOtablB tTttr A.ritn nfflnv' ,1 XT I ijong nrauuu, u. IjlAMILlES DESIRING GOOD COUNTRY board noar Lebanon Springs and Shaker Vllago, ono mile from Quoeohy Lake, good flshing and boating, pleaso address Mrs. R.

HOPKINS, Canaan Four Corners, Columbia County, N. Y. GOOD COUNTRY BOARD AT NOY AO, thirty minutes' ride from Sag Harbor plonty of shade flvo minutes' walk from sal water: large, ooiuforfabla rooms: terms moderate. OSCAR. B.

EDWARDS, Noyao, Sag Harbor, L. I. SUMMER" BOARD, ON BERKSHIRE HIIIb; Maple Farm, Shoffield, H. H. PECK, proprietor.

For riartlonlars, apply at 110 WilHam stroot, New York. Board 810 por week; children and servants half price. SUMMER BOARDING OCEAN GROVE, ilk mlloa from Long Branch, N. J. Falrvlow Cottages, corner Ooutral and Sea Vlow ava; first olaBB accommodations fine soa slow, boating on Wesley Lake, beautiful grovo ot DlnoB adjoining; terms moderate.

Address M. STEVRNS HART, Box 69. TEN BOARDERS WANTED AT A OOUN try farm houto, two hours' rldo from tno city and twenty miautos' rldo from tho oars, along thB Erie Railroad flno mountain air and l07ely viow ot tho mountains tonns 6 per weak. Fur furthor particulars address D. A.

COKWItv, Howolls, Orange OountyN. Y. ATSKILL MOUNTAIN GUIDE, WITH maps. Contains list of 78 Summer Resorts on or noar tho Oatskills. Sont.

postage pal'l, for 25 oenta. VAN LOAg VAN GORDKRTCtttaklll. N. Y. riLLBURN, N.

DES IK Alibis I.a m1 nn trtVrf lliron mlniltq' wnlk from donOt. plonty S. M. F. ilontyTof fruit aud shado; terms 46 and $7.

Address EEotcls. A DIRONDACKS. "LELAND HOUSE. WINDSOR HOUSK, formorly Taylor Houso. OPHNJUNK1, OPUN ALL THIS YEAR.

tsCHROON LAKE. Essex County, N. Y. Those houses will this year bo undor ono minagomont; rates reduoad llnost looatlon. soonory.

hunting ana nshlng in the Adliondacks send for oiroular. W. G. 1. HI.

AND, Managor. A DIRONDACKS, 187 7, VALLEY HO USE, Elizbothtown, Essox County, N. Y. Thls hou83 hnsboon recontly onlargod and is undoubtedly the flnoat in the Adlroudaoka it is plonBantly situated on tho little to 10 nor wook. Rooms engaged by mall or tele graph.

EAOH HOTEL. FAR ROCKAWAY, h.l. NOW OPEN. Inn ins. nntnndfd around tho houso still watr and surf bathing uloso to tho boaoh.

airs. ui. irropriatur. Jab, Shea, Superlntomlcnt. RANDON HOUSE, GREE KffOOD LAKE.

ORANGE COUNTY. N. Y. hlq notinliir Riimmor resort now nnon with every ao oomraod'itlon for tho of guests, Is dolightfully sit natsd at the head of the Lake on lilnti ground surroundod by snaae trees, witn ail oonvouionoos ior ooaung. oatuiuK and fishing.

Take Montolair Groonwood Lako Railroad, root of uourtianat or DODrossos sts. A.m., r. ot. Address WATER8TONB 4 BAHTOW. Grconwood Lako, Urango County, a.

Y. BOARD AOl ERLV HOUSE. i Northnort, L. ploasaotly altuatod on tho finest harbor on Long Island; 40 milos from Now York Oity; house within 20 yards of good salt water bathlna rowl2 1 salllniH 3 torma 8 DW WiXi tl.lUl iQAlo ECurii tor's Point at 10 A. 8.W, 4:11, 5:05 P.

M. JA.MKS AO KKRLY. COUNTRY BOARD, CATSKILL MOUN talns Pino Grove House Is now opon for the reception of Summer boarders; house stands on high ground plonty of frnsh vegetables, milk, eggs: nloo mlloj from landing; carriage meeu allguosts at tho landing; terms S7 por week reference. Dr. J.

J. Pitta. 292 Saokott Bt, or J. J. Conioy.

2S3 Pearl st, N. Address W. L. 1 HOLOOMB. Pine Grovo House, Box 40, Cairo, Groone County, N.

Y. ELMWOOD HOUSE, MORRISTOWN, N. superior aucominodafi'jns for families; large air? rooms: (rood board; fine lawn nnd shado 8 mlnulea1 walk from depot: Morris A Essex llailroad terms $7 to $12 per week. Address Elmwood House, Box 461, Morris town, N. J.

EENWICK HALL, SAYBROOK POINT, LONG ISLAND SOUND, ohed by Shoro lino threo hourB from Now York also by New York and Hartford steamers dally; a dollgntful Summer resort; transient pricos $3 to per day; fami I lioa for tho so.iaon at a liboral discount Juno 27. U. STANTON, Proprietor of Hotol Borkley, Bo3ton Tl AIRFIELD HOUSE, FAIRFIELD.CONN. HEALTHY FAMILY RESORT FOR SEA BATHING, DRIVES, ETC. R.

VALliNTINB. ROVER HOUSE, CALDWELL, N. TT 17 miles from New York: noar Montclatr. accom i modatlng Bovenly guosts unociuallod for hoalthinoss, aur rounaings ana oouinmoni. moio, iurnnuro ana service un oxcollod; prlcos, 510 to $15 iiojkiy.

For circulars apply to tho city house of Iossob. No. 103 Honry st. Mrs. L.

I3ANK AIID. if EOROE HOTEL, Jf BLACK ROOK BEACH, On the Sound, 1W miles west ol Bridgeport. Ttro hours Irom Now York by Now Havou K. It. also by bo.it for 3iX; OPKftS Juno 11; bathing, listiing, snillog, line drives; no mosquitos; stabling; also, two cottages transient 3 tavorrtble nrrana.nuonts for imlllas.

MILL Kit 4 WrlLLS. Propriotors. Diasrams and full particulars of FRANK G. MILLER. 20 Maidou lane, N.

till Juno 10. Send ior circular. HEATH HOUSE. SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SP1UNGS, N. J.

OPKNSJUNE1I. Terms reduced to suit tho times. Aocosslblo from Now York by Morris and Kssox Railroad and Contrail Railroad of New Jersoy. For particulars for circular. J.

WARREN COLKAIAN. Mam gor. TJAMILTON HOUSE, JTR STAMFORD, CONN. i'lrst claa3 family houso, with all moderu improvements gas and runnin? water in overy room, broad piazzas, high ground; bost ftoa bathing within easy distance; exoellont stabling aud superb drives terms roasonable. ULBERT HOUSE, nOONVfLLE.

N. OtTers to families dnHirous of obtainlnr board, one of the mnttr linnifiiftil Inland locations In the rootns niooly urnlshoil tlrst class taolo. Boonvillfa is on tho Black River It. th'rtv liTO miles from Utloa and eighteen milos from Tronton Fails, and on the edge of tho great North Woods; i one hout'B drlvo will take guosts to the best trout fishing in the Stato: terms for the season, $5 per weok. For fur thor particulars address GEORGE A.

MAY, Boonvlllo, i Notv York. H' ILL'S MANSION HOUSE, EAST HAMPTON, MASS. This favorite Summer resort stands on tho main street, I directly opposite a lino park, usod exoluslvoly by tho guosts I of tho hotel; fine boating witain quurtorof a mile good boraos aud carriages; excellent roads; beautiful scenery and one nf tha oloanest and most boautiful tow.nl in Now Rngtsnd are its attractions; direct commumoation from Now York via. Now Haven and Northampton Railroad throe tlmBS per day; terms for board, from lS8 to SW per wook. Reforonoe, U.

S. Marshal S. R. Harlow, oornor Clinton aud Montague ts 1 WILLIAM HILL. Propriotor.

TSLAND HOUSE, BELLOWS FALLS, VT. tiroad piazza, lnmo airy halls, charming walks and drives, delightful scenory, pure mountain air aud cool breezes. Send for circular. CHARLES TOWNS, Proprietor. JENKINSON'S HOTEL, HIGHLANDS OF NAVBSTNK.

N. I Will opon JUNE 9. Acooss by Now Jersoy Southorn Rall road, Pior Nortn Rlvor, and by steamer Sea Bird, from Pier 86, North River. JAMES JENKINSON, Proprietor. IITATiNNY HOUSE, DRLAWARK WATER GAP, I NOW OPEN AT REDUCED lUTKS.

I House first class 3M hours from Now York yln, Morris I Essox Railroad: throo trains daily. Send for circular. I W. A. URODHKAD SONS.

ONG BRANCH, THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, Directly on the ocoan front, ailording tho bost bathinz deliorhtfnlly and centrally located, with groun is, elegant lawns and lino stablioi facilities. Has beon newly furU0 and painted throughout. CRITTENDEN 4 PEA BODY. AKE VIEW HOUSS, LAKE HOPATCONG, MORRIS COUNTY, J. J.

SnmmRp r.m, t. bo well known for its irood boatlnsr. fishing, bathing and tino mountain soonory. will opon ou Alonnay, uno 13. ltoacneu uy diuliw uuu n.i3u ivuiiu from foot of Barcliy st.

New York. For rooms apply at tho nouso, or to M. Williams Sons, Brooklyn Driving Park, Parkvllle, L. I. Malls received daily, morning and ovening.

Post office in the house. Jj. C. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. AKE VIEW HOUSE, PRIVATE SUM JL.

mar boarding, MATTITUOIC, Long Island, GEO. A. COX, PrODriotor. People wishing quiet, comfort, health, a cool house, perfectly safe bathing, hshing, row ing, sailing, lino drives, romantic walks, boauty and variety of scenery and a good table, will find them nowhero else combined at bo reasonable a price as at the Lake View House. Good accommodations for.

horsos and carriages. EBANON HOUSE, JL CORNWALL ON HUDSON. EHKfSE WILL BE OPENED JUNE.l FOB GUESTS. GOOD VIEW. GOOD STABLING.

Five minntoa' walk from Steamboat Landing. HENRY H. CLARK. OUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE ON THE Hndann finrmantowD. Columbia Coantv.

N. Y. If nnnnlftr Summer resort is now onen for euesta moun tain air. For clroalar and terms to fioit the times, address P. W.

ROCKEFELLER. OVNTAW HOUSE, TMST TIT A OI? 117 A A 1 A NTRAL LOCATION AND SPLENDlb MOIJNTAIKf AVD RIVER SfJENEI V. First class and cheapest at the Gap. Terms, $10 pet week or S2 per day. THJ50.

HAUSKR, Proprietor. HALL. PUTSFIELD, MASS. IS NfV OPEN. A beautiful park ki boIuTifnl region; 1)03 feet above, the sea level; six hours from.

Now York, Terms moderate. Send for circular to JAS. D. FRENCH. Managor.

EAVILION HOTEL, LAKE WINNIPE' saukets Wolf boro', N. H. The finest looatcd. first 1 house to this lake region; music, billiards, bowling, bathing and excellent fishing transient rates, 41 par day 813 to 17.60 by tha week. N.

ANDREWS. Manager. PROSPECT HOUSE, SHRLThR ISLAND, I OPENS JUNE 9). Good boattni. bathing and Oshint.

Hoathful location, pleasant ramblea sod Ono (canary. For itonlars, apply to DORtO fi OsftFRft, 1 juxko S1 Ings Ac. by City. 8:46 A. by 8 i i I BABL SOINT COTTAGT5 THE NAB now first olass boarding hou se.

magnlfloent ooonorr, good flshing, broad piazzas, Sno ebade trees and promenade; all steamers land docks; tonus roasontble. Asply to D. W. SHERMAN, Glena Falls, N. nntU Jalff, after that Umn, Pearl Point, T.

JAMES HOTELT FRfKI.IK' QH ARE, iinsToi The only fltt olaas hotel in tht city obargtaz rranslent gneiti but 85 por day, Byery mo4crn oonveniooce and fuary. OUT SIDE HOTEL, UyJLIh TUIU ON URBAT SOD BAY. GOOD FISHING, GUNNING AND SAILING. Terms $8 to 813 por week. Mrs.

E. O. KING i SON, Proprietors. SUMMER BOARDERS 100 WANTED Gilboa. N.

on Scboharloklll Oroek. with surroud of high mountains, pleasant valloys, waterfall scenery noted for shady strootn, walks, good splendid maple phados, good roads, flshltig, lift water, three ohurohoe; board $6 lo 87 por woek; daily mail roaobed boat to Kondout and rallroaa to nioresviue. or par. noniars County, SURF HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND BKACH. THROUGH TIOKBTS AND BAGGAGE OHRCKBD.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE IN THE HOTEL. FERRY BOATS LEAVE JAMES SLIP, NEW YORK. At 8:30 A. M. and 4 P.

and THIRTY FOURTH STREET A. M. and 4:30 P.M., connnooUng with raUroad at Hunter's Point. D. S.

S. SAMMIS. mHE MANSION HOUSE, JL LONG UKANUH, Newjorsoy. REMODELED AND IMPROVED. POPULAR PRICES.

PIERIS 4 BUTLER, Propriotors. TUTHILL POINT HOUSE IS BEAUTI fully Bituatod on tho shoro of the Great South Bay surf and still water bathing, sailing, gunnirg and rowing: rnnmn lnrn and nirv. filrnlHhfld with every convonionoo Eood table. Addresa THOS. J.

TUTHILL, East Moriohos, I THE PLACE FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. ANHASSKT. L. Flushing and North Shore Railroad to Great Nook Dopot, leaving Hunter's Point at 9 M. Elegant mauaton farm attached spacious rooms oroquet lawns shado, witb hammocks, swings, rests, 4o.

fruits, flower, bathing, boating and iishlng on the grounds easy drives to 8oa Cliff, Croodmoor, Gardon Oity, Brooklyn, So. 1 hours by rail 100 rldos 19c. each terms 7 to S10. Apply on the premises or to J. P.

TRAVERS, No. 46 Bookman St. N. Y. WASHINGTON ROCK MOUNTAIN HOUSE, 28 miles from Now York, noar Plain.

Bold ond Duuollon, N. J.j Cno grovo; air oool, pure and dry; 8:45 A. 1 and 4:30 P. M. trains, C.

R. R. of N. foot of Liberty Bt, N. connect with hotel omnibus.

STAATS BROTHER Dunollon, N. J. TSfOODSBURGH PAVILION, WOODS burgh, Long lalaud, Is now open, and as a placo of fashionablo rosorC for nealth, comfort, accessibility and elegant aouommodatious. is unsurpassed; nue stabling, billiard roomB, bowling alley, oroquot grounds ono hour rail commutation, 2i conts. Send for oiroular.

N. WEED, Proprietor. EST END HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, NOW OP Hot and oold bathing establishment attached. FRESBURY HILDREI'H. Proprietors.

hitestoneTiouse, WEtlTESTONE, L. I. OPENS JUNE 12. 1877. Tbe most aooessible and aolightiul Summer resort on Long IBland Sound honso bas every oonvonlonco; running wator, gas.

eleotrio bells. 4o. 11 milos from Long Island City 16 trains oaoh way. dally. Running tlml 30 minutes.

Alio toaohod by ateamer from foot of Wall at, at :45 P. M. Prloos to suit the times. CHARLES L. COLT, Managor.

TO JLiEX FOR niJSIlNKSS PUBPOSUS TO LET BAKE BY TO LEASE FOR A torra of yoars, on Tompkins av, near the oornor of Lexington av. a good Ijoition, with ovorythlng now low rent. Apply at ail Tompkins av, Real Estate Agonoy, W. G. HOTALING.

mo LET BROOKLYN LYCEUM UP nnr nnH Invnr hnlta fnr nnmfiitir t.haatrlaaln. Onncerts. oaiis. looiures ana otnor on3riaiumuni. aiiiiiv uu vua Annlv nremlHQS.

or to .1. A. UOLnV. 31U 210 Montague st, Broker In Real Estate, Insurance and Loaus. LET WHARF PROPERTY OR for salo THE BROOKLYN IMPROVEMENT CO.

nr fnr lnnsix AnfV nronnrt.v nn (jnwaiiUa Caual. bet, hlrd nA Nlntli riili wnfnr front nn the canal and on their lateral basins oan bo had In plots to suit ol any depth or width. Apply for maps, etc, at office of tho Company, oornor Fifth av. and Third Bt. MEEl' NCia.

ASSESSMENTS THE COMMITTEE ON AssossmontB.of the Board of Aldormon will inoctin tho Common Council Olmmbor on THURSDAY EV EN ING, Juno 1877, at 1 o'clock. D. S. ARNOTT, Chairman. STREETS THE COMMIT" tn on Onnnlncf Klrpots.

of tlio Board of Aldormon. wW meet In tho Common Council Chamber, on JlOiMDAY, July 2, 1877, at lOJv o'clock, A. M. F. B.

FISHER, Chairman. 0RADINGr AND PAVING THE COM mlttoo on Gvadliig and Pavinj, of tho Hoard of Aldermen, will moot hi tho Common Council Chamber on THURSDAY EVENING, Juuo 28. 1877, at7 o'clock. A. D.

BA1RD, Chairman RINTINGf AND SUPPLIES THE COM mittoo ou Pi iutlng anfl guppiles, of i VoaTi ul Aldormen, will meet In the Common Council Chamber on THURSDAY EVENINIi, Juno 28, 1877. at 7Sj o'clook. HERMAN Cholrmon. IjlINANCE THE COMMITTEE "0N Finance, of tho Board of Aldormon, will moot in the Common Council on MONDAY, July 2 1877, at 11 o'clock, A. M.

FRANCIS ft. FISHER, Chairman. TTJ AILROADS THE COMMITTEE ON Railroads, will meet in the Commbn Council Chamber, on THURSDAY EVENIHG, Juno 28. 1817. at 1 o'clock.

HERMAN COTTRELL, Chairman. SPKIJSAii NOTHJI.S. ALL THOSE WHO TRY LOCTCITT SONS for teas and lino groceries arc iu prico aii 'luahty. Their stores Fulton ot. cor.

Orange Atlantic ir: hi. cor Noslranil 185 ilyrtlo av and 669 Fulton at, ana 11, 18 and 18 DoK iIb aVj YYANTJ TO TAKE UP AFIRST MTV mortae by lao owiiorof a a story and basomont brown stone houso on ttio Hill. Everylhitig show i to bo eattsfactory. Address A. W.Eaglo otllco, mHE NOiJBlEST STONE CAMEO PEN dants, with or without uooklacos, ate oliorocl by H.

N7qUIit. No. Fulton, st. N. at from $'J5 upward.

A new Invoice just tecalvGd. Call and oxauiino thoiiL Thoy aro most artlstlo and elogaat. iTwnv nr AMli ijvifPl AtispiJ Wl liOl ACLIiS AND largOBt assortmont In the oity. We mako a sneclolty ol the SKELETON OR RIMLESS, tbo llubtojt and! most elegant ovor worn. Made p'tlor in pebblos nr ordinary glass to I).

OH Sfi A SON, 491 Fulton at. flJsr RuEtV'ED. ".7 A largo Invoice of Goatldl sMvdf lfiilgrotS Ncok lacos and Jowolrv, In newost styles, Ior salo at ONE HALF OF FORMIiR PRICES. HART 813 and 315 Fulton st, cor. Johnson.

dlITY" DIRECTORY. Hy LAIN'S BROOKLYN DIRECTORY JUST PUBLISHED. CITY DIRECTORY 4.na BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1.5U If purohasad togoiher 0.00 Every buelnoss houso should havo a copy. Delivered to any addro3s, LAIN A 213 MONTAGUE STRFET. QMOKY CHIMNEYS CUREO, UUItlO, NU rAY.

ALL KINDS TIN AND SHEr.T IRON WORK, STOVES AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. W. HARVEY MOTT. 465 Fulton st. ivot SUPREME COURT, KINGS' fcoUNTY Ernestino Koonlg against Katharlna Ernst, Georgo M.

Mittnnulit and others. In pursuance of a judgment or fojelosuro and salo made in tuls on tbo 23(1 diy ol Soptenibor.187.'', 1 hoi ebyglvo notico that on Friday, tho hvontioth day July, 1877, at tho hour of 12 o'clock, noon, nt tho Commorclal Exchange, number 38:1 Fulton stroot. In tho City ot Brooklyn and County of Kiugs, I will sell at public auction to tho hlph.ist bidder tho lauds and proml bos In said judgment mentioned aud Ih jroiu dejeribod aa follows, viz All that cortiiu lot, piece or paroel of ground situate, lying and hotng In tho Iwonly tlrst ward of the City of Broiklyn Couutv of Kings unci State aforosaid, and bounded and desoribod os follows: Beginning nt a point on tho westerly Bldo of Stuyvosant avonuo. aistaut ono hundred and thirty seven (137) foot bIx (6) inches northorly from tho north W03torly cornor of GntoB and Stuyvosant avonuo, and running thence wostorly, parallol with Gatos avenue, one hundred (10)) foet; thnnce northorly, parallol with StuyresflDt avonuo, olghtoan 118) foot nlnolft) locnes thonce onBtorly, parallol with Linton avontio, ono hundred (100) foot; thonco southerly, imraliel with Stuyvosant avonuo, oightoon (16) feet nine (9) lnchOB to tho placo of beginning. Datod uno 2 1877.

GKifjVUD M. STEVENS. Referee. L. S.

Goedel, Pl'it's Att'y. jo3 SwTlutM NOTICE JL FLACGI TlVHEN NOS OF ORDINANCE TO DIRECT ING SOUTH SIDE DKAN STREET. TttANn A.D VORK AVICMflKH. Notiuo of tho intention of tiio Common Council of thu Oitv of Urooklyn tn pass an ordinance to direct the owner or owuors or tho lots lying on tho south sldo ot Dean street, bot woon NoAtrand and Now York avc.mos, to Hag walks in front of said lots with bluo Btone flagging to ttio width ot six loot, where not already dono. Is horohy given to overy porson to bo jitfeotod by the said ordlnanoo.

Datod Urooklyn, June 28, 1877. henry w. slooum, THOMAS W. ADAMS, JOHN W. FLAHERTY, Commissioners of City Works.

Attest D. L. NoilTntTP, Sucraiary. jo2fi lot JOriOE OP ORDINANCE TO DIRECT FENCING SOUTH SIDE PARK AVUNUR. HP iVlCEN HAI.l.

STltHET AND WASHINGTON AVE NUE. Notice of the intention of the Common Council of tbo Oity o' Urooklyn lo pass an ordlnauco to direct tho owner or ownors of tho lota or parcols of ground lying on the south sldo of Park avonue, botween Hall slroet and Washington avonue, on the west aide of Hall Btreet, for a distance of 125 foot north from Park avonue. anil on the east Bide of Washington avonuo for a dlatanoo of 125 foot norm irom farff avenuo, to tonce said jotb or parcols ot ground with .1 oloso board fouoo sir feet high whoro not already doii3, is horebyglvoii to nrory person to be aftocled by ttio said ordinanco. Dated Brooklyn. Juno 28, 1877.

HENRY YV. SLOOUM, THOMAS W. ADAMS, JOHN W. FLAHF.KTY, Commissioners of City Works. Attest: D.

L. NottTHOP, Secretary. je2i lilt NOTICE OF ORDINANCETODIRECT FENCING SOUTH SIDE NINTH STREET No tico of tho intention of tlio Common Council of the City of Brooklyn to puss ordinance to direct tho owner or owners of tho lots lying on tho south, side of Ntntti stroot, knorcn us lots Nos. 47 to 61, block 153, Twouty socond Ward map. to fonce the said lots with a closo board fonoo, six foot High, is horoby givon to every porson to be sheeted by tho flaid ordinance.

Dated UrooKlyn. June 1W, 1877. HENRY W. SLOOUM, THOMAS W. ADAMS.

JOHN W. FLAHERTY, Commissioners ot City Works. Attest D. L. Norerntrr, Keorotary.

je28 lot OTICfl OF ORDINANCE TO DIRECT FLAGGING BOTH SIDES MARSHALL STREET. BTWEEN HUDSON AVUNUE AND GOLD STREUT of tho intention of tho Common Council of the City ot Brooklyn to pass an ordiuanco to direct tbo owner or owners of tho lotd Ivina on both sides of Marshall street. between Hudson avonuo nnd Gold street, to flag tbo Blde waiks In front of said lots with bluestone flagging to tbe Width of six foet, whore not already dono, la beroby given to overv persjn to be affected by the said ordinanco. Datod Brooklyn, Juno 33, 1877. HENRY W.

SLOOUM, THOMAS W. ADAMS. JOHN W. FLAHERTY. Comwlsalonert ol CUr Works.

Attest: D. L. Nonratrp, Soorctary. je28 lot OTIOB OF ORDINANCE TO DIRECT FENCING SOUTH SIDE DeKALB 1STWKKN NOS1RAND AND MARCY AVENUES Notico of tho Intention of the Common Council of the City of Urooklyn to pass an ordinance to dtroct tho owner or owners of tbo lots lying on the south Bldo of DelCalb avonuo, botween Nostraud and Maroy nvonues, known as lots 77, 78, 79 and 80. block 83, Twenty first Ward map, to fenco the said loU witb a close board fence six feet bigh Is hereby given to evory person to be atfectod by the said ordinance.

Dated Brooklyn. June 28, 1877. HENRY W. 8LOOUM, THOMAS W. ADAMS, JOHNW.

FLAHERTY, Commissioners of City WorltB. Attest: D. L. NonTHUP. Socrotary.

jo28 lot Nf Ekrwi OTICE OF ORDINANCE TO DIRECT FENCING NORTH SIDE KOSCIUSKO STREET. TWEEN NOSTRAND AND JUARCY AVENI7KK Notlca of the intention of tho Common Council nf tho Oity of Brooklyn to pasa an ordinanco to direot the ownor or owners of tl le lots lying on tho north side of Kosciusko stroot, botween Nostrana and Marcy avenues, known as lolB 14 and 15, block 83, Twenty first Ward map, to fence said lots witn a oloso board fence six loot high is hereby given to every porson to be affected by tho Bala ordinance. Dated Brooklyn, Juno 28, 1877. HENRY W. SEOOUM, THOMAS W.

ADAMS. JOHN W. FLAHERTY, Commissioners of Oity Works. Attest: D. L.

NOBTHUPt Sacrotory. JeS8 lot N' (Tata OTICE OF ORDINANCE TO DIRECT FLAGGING BOTH SIDES DEKALB AVENUE. (Tata Chestnut street) BUT WE EN BHSHWICK AND MYRTLE AVENUES. Notico of thcr Intention of tho Common Counoll of the City of Brooklyn to pass an ordinance to direct ttio omwr or owners of the lota lying ou both sides of DoKalb avenue (lato Chestnut street), be tweon Ilushwjck and Myrtle avenues, to Hag the sidewalk in front of said lota witn bluestono flagging to the width of six feet, where not already dono, ia hereby given to evory person to be affected hy tne said ordinance. Datod Brook Bn, June 23, 1817.

HENRY W. SLOOUM, THOMAS W. ADAMS, JOHN W. FLAHERTY, Cammtjjlonos ol Oity Works. Attest: D.

L. NQBrgrrp. Seorotary. leM 10 1, OTIOB OF ORDINANCE TO DIREOT rnatruinu auuin atur. uuiia Diujr, vuu NDRED FEET EAST OF BRIDGE STREET.

Notice ot to. inianton ot tne uomcvon uonnou 01 tno city ol Brooklyn to pass an ordinance to direct tho owner or owners of tho lots lying on tha touth side of John street. 100 feat east of Bridge street, to flag the sidewalk in front Diuestone nagging to mo wiavn 01 six Ririv don, ia nnmlv iveri to every ner soa to be affected by the Mid ordlnanoo. Dated Brooklyn, Junq 28, HENRY JafcOQTJ THOMAS W. ADAMO, JOHN FLAHERTV.

nnmmllsfanen ol Clti TforkJ. Uteiti O. Iv HoHttroP. riarotry. ielSiai EAHfiE OFflOE.

JUNE 23, 1S77. MONEY MARKET. Tlie Foreign IW ai lcets Golil Quiet Tlie Sayings Bank DiTfdeiids. Probable Default iu Ohio and Mississippi Bonds Stocks Irregular. Witt Street, June 28.

The early cables report the foreign mnrkets steady, and tho Bank of England rata of discount un angeu. Tbo sale of a cable transfer for ou Tuoaday took off $1,000,000 from the gold shipments of this week, and oonaequoatly tbo oipjrt 1b oiptctod to bo loaa than $2,000,000. On Thursday tbe Treasury will sell $1,000,000 gold for reBuroption purposes and as tho paymonta of uly interest aro large, the tax of tbo gold market ii heavy, though the price is not expected to ro muoh below 105. It Is Bteady this morniug at Q5J to 105 .1 16. The savings binks are gaaorally taking advantage of tlie law of last Winter aud aro reducing tho dividends which tuoy will pay to lepositors on or baforo tho 1st proximo, Somo of tho strongest institutions maintain dividends Bt the rato of 0 per but theso limit tho amount which they tako on deposit.

Tho ohoapnoss of monoy Is Inducing a rodnotlon in tho rate at whioh loans aro made on mortgagos, and thus banks aro earning loss than formerly. It would not bo surprising tf rates on call loans aud on mercantile paper should sharply advance early In tho Fall. Tho mnrkot may bocomo stringent If tho contraction policy of tho Secretary of the Treasury is continuod, and thon tho disoount banks will oertalnly put up their rates. Thla, liowovor, will not particularly alloct the savings banks. It ia now considered probablo that tho Ohio and Mississippi road, in tho hands of a rocolver, will default on tho July intorost on tho first mortgage for $8,545,830.

The next slop will bo foreclosure procood incs, and sb th2 Baltimoro aDd Ohio Uob the largest intorost, it is llkoly that that corporation will seek to buy tbo O. O. M. In at tho oall. It is roported that a packago containing proxios, representing 25,000 shares of Miohigan Cantrnl Btock, bought, it is prosumod, in Gould intorest, was sont to Mr, W.

L. Scott, of tho Canada Southern, to bo usod at the Miohigan central clootloD, but tho paokage wbb not callod for. Thus about $15,000 wore thrown away The stock markot waa generally strong this morningj but tho Northwosterns wero weak. Tbo coal oarriers wero firm, on a report that tho ooal market Improved after tho auction sale of yostorday. Erie Bold at SJf Pacific Mail at and 19 Reck Island at and 92 St.

Paul at 19 and Union PaciftootOl; Ohio at 2J and Panama at 05 and 95). Hannibal and St. Josoph at 14 aud Morris and Esaex at 65 and 50; Illinois Contral at 62 and 62, and Michigan Central at 39X and SWi Lake Shore openod at 47 and wont to Northwest started fell to nnd reactol to 19.V. Tho proforred opouod at 44, doclinod to 43 and recovered to 44. Western Union started at57X, sold at and moved up to 08.

N. Y. Control openod at 89 and wont to St. Paul preferred started at 49 and advancod to 50. Lack, Western oponod at 33 and movod up to Del.

Hudson started nt 30, sold at and wont to Cloveland Pittsburgh sold at 75, Wolls Fargo Express at 84, and Albany Susquehanna at 61. Bank clearings, $58,074,937 curronoy balances, $3, gold exohaugos, $11,333,732 gold $1,819,084. Stock Excliiui; snies First Boara, New York Juno 28. S6s81o 11 tJSI 600(10 do ba 7000 do 14 IM' il 6P00 S6's31 12 IKiJi 1(W. do Ul 60000 do b3 HWi fUSS.D,lcS 11 103W 200 Mich Cor jral R.

10O do b3 SVH 200 A Jin 30 I 1300 do 47J; 47 47 47'i 300 do 700 do 200 do 20U do. 1100 do 11(100 do be 83 109M 1000 (lo ia HAS 800 do small 80000 USS no 109H W011 do 12 100. I00O0 5's 10 10 11211 101)00 lis 81 llli 2000 IT 8 4k. COUP 1S51. 4V'l 37 Panama It.

0 Ki 1G0 Illinois Cont'l It be 62 62'. 200 do 12 1C8X; 6000 Dlsv Coluniti Ms 77 jj1 100 Clevo ruts g'u lc 15 100 Albany A Susvi 61 30 (lo bo 61 9000 Ohl A 1 A 7's. 111V PC00 do HlJl ClOUCARl Ml UOOo do Woii. luOOO Milwk St Paul. conSF 8ai4 ODiniiti 107 100 Cllloago A it 100 1IW (lo 200 do 200 Chic A prfd he 19 18 lOil UK W.

41U 41 fiOUOChiAN 107 100 UtiO ft Vi con cou gold brads 81 ISCOtl Erlo 3d 105 JW f'0 100 600 IJC 800 loo I HO SOU OTO 100 100 do do do do do do do do do do do do 43 i ir 4l! 41 44U 44 44 20CO IJan si Joe 8's I fcouv 86i 200(1 do 88Ji 8010 Cont 1st M'e coup 120 hil 1st 'jS1 IGOuCol A Ind Olal 60U0Gt Wost'n ex coup 5 Continental Hank 70 20 Miss ft Hrk 80 t2 Am Exr.lig Bank, lot jjiHi unicago a i 1 it. c. 100 too as 4UII Del A Hud Canai SO! do 0 0.. uo'i' Wabash f'ur chas'g Oommtt too's s3 112 do 212 do 8 Uln itt A it bo 200 an 100 do 100 100 no do do do do do BU4 80't I 1 Usui tW Wi 49 Vj 49 00 603J 60 am Mi M' i M'i iiii 141. UK l4i lli 7K 3fS too 200 3x1 500 Woiiiern Un "1 ol.

58 I 67 'ii 67i! ba 200 Chi Mn at I' ut HttO El Oil 100 1000 I3il0 do. bo 100 r3 ,.3 UK 57: 101 Ml 800 loo lui do do 'In S10 "O.l'l'iiimiii,; (10 do do s3 do do SOU do 801) do sS Kit' b'JO At b3 S3 no OS I 6u0 do 6SS' 1110 21 loo 30'JO do vtn lUil Pnclhc M'l SS Uo be 100 do 19V 14 American Eip'ss op? 45 10 do op 46(4 60 Wolls I'artto Kxp be 84 300 Can II oo Stl'i SI.I SWO Del Id ll 2011 do 1W oo 300 do loo do Itxi do ol 600 Hun bl bo 4iii no loo do It if do 800 II A tit Jo urid 6c 100 Ml9HBIPUUt be 800 do 200 do a3 894 100 do 6110 do 58 SilVl 100 do 8St 400 do 89Sd 2'l Kne 6' 400 do 6J REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. St. l''ollr st. 171.2 it uYnllnn st.

4x74.6, F.flliiH hnm NicholB, N. to lrrodorlck A Hcliroodor, aiy South Siith st, 18 ft wtincoiid st, l8.lliaa.Mnry Kliznbutli C.MoKilibjn. 11 CoruisU and Clia3 Corniali to Ctiarloa I 'orniall Samu piopotty. Oornollui nl, Hxrs. Natia to Morla Andorsou, Klls Mci llihou nnd Lucinda II andC IC Corniali, N.

Fourth plaoo, ft Court st, hAI, Mnria A wil'o William Utisb to Aimio ltoblnsjn. Hunter st, vf 120 It Putnam av, aulOO, toroi closure Albort to Kdward 11 Mouth KlxhtD st, ft Third st, 1il2, William Rookofollor to Manilla mfo Thonias ltockololler Thirtountli st.a s. 611.10 ft Sixth olnsuro, AloiliO Smith to l'roilorluk 1' Wood Grand st, sVoS'w'lVw 't'm wlfo Samuel Waudelt to Kugone A tlroui Sanio property, F.unono A (iroux to Jullano vrlfo Christian Mnltor Bixth av. cor Kaukott 100x92. Sackctt st, 02 ft Siith nv, 25x95, Agnus Maccauloy to Tliunias Fnwan, Sjfi.Ml (son (irand av Wythoav, ft llueli st.

Iiiii'O, Jamos Hur. oss to wilo Itnbort Oriulston, inert $6,700, and tnxos 1S5 nnd 1876 Grand av, s. KIi.O It I afajotte av. 2CxlO0: Grand av. a.

H.I rt litayotlo uv, 33.0 100. Tiiomas Fiiirfln i'i Anos Jllaccauloi', (aeo, Sixth av), mot ts. tS 1 4.00(1 LmTertB place, a cor St Jamas place, 89.2x bt James plaoo to beninniiiK, oro, furociosure, Honry llaKiuir against tlannali r.nslon, niort. too nud lutorost Nov. 15, 1(474 Grand av, 147.

ft Fsvk av, S5.4x25x25.31 Coo II Jackson oxr. 11. Baldwin, to Iiryau MoAv 8,600 4jOO 600 oxoh 3,000 300 14,000 1,657 1,627 1,675 Stitli av. vr s. 40 ft Siorllna placo, 2ilx00, hl, John tiordon to Jacob l'iilllp, inort Irfiwis av.

80 ft Macon st, 21x9.1, hl. foroclos uro, Kuhort A Davimri tj ilolwrt 1 Anderson. liuwls av, 8. do ft MoOonoiiKh nt, foruolos ui Hobort A Davison to Itolurt Anderson Loivls av, oo, 8 1 tt MoIJouoinfli Bt, ftixOO. foroolos.

uro, Hobort A Haviaou to Itoueit Lewis av, 8. 4il ft MoDonouun 20x90, foreclosure, llobort A Davison to lt.itiort Thirty ninth st, 160 It Fourth nv, tore. closure, ougllltu Aioi.enna t.0 oonanna i oaisuii, tvidoiv 00 Fonrtocnth st, 063,10 ftvr Fifth nv. UOiMl, Catb arioe 1 11 idicau, wldoir, to honjamln Ilalsoy, nrinWlsmpton, 1 9,000 BrooKlvn and Janiaio i plank road, a. 101.11, NewJerHoy av, 21xlllli23.iil01.B, Kdir.ird Al.

tonbiand, Y. to liortha UunnKor, noni Ilayward st, 209. 10 Hndfurd av. I8.8rl00, Moijor 11 Goldbchmidt, NY, to tlio Hoal Kstnte Trust Co. NY 6,000 Foster av.

cor Flurenos at, K2 4x9135, Now Utrocht, Edward l'utlfnrokon to Pctor Walsh, Now Utrecht 6,000 Sixteenth st, a. 90 ft Fonith av, 20x100, Ul, Oscar 11 Stearns to Cathariuo, wifo oi Timothy O'Sbea. mort 4,000 Graham av, ir S3 Jt a Jackson at, 16x76, Mary, ife of Henry Soiunalsticb, to August and Bertha Hoffman 82,200 Hudson av, a. 58.4 John st, Elizabeth, wlfoof Johu Huth to Mary, wife of Peter Holtz, mort 82.600 4,600 Lano throush A Stewar's land, at point 440 ft main road from Brooklyn to Bay. 26x100.

Cravosond. Mnrjaret S. wlfo of John Snvdor. FlatbuBh, to F.lizsboth Cluto 100 Evren Bt, 49.8 Johnson nv, 20x100, 41, fbillp Frlanf to Honry Hayman, mort $1,200 Rnm nrnn ltnnrv llnvman. Y.

to Marv nom noni Eldert av, 425 ft Liberty av, 100x108, hl, mi tn nr. 8,600 Sixth av, 'Fifteenth st, 26x7.10,Jarnns Mcllovern to Mary, wife ol Patrlok Daly, inort 720 Tlnrirnn it. 65 ft PoarSnll St. 20x80. Gtto Krause to Howard JForkcr, mort S4.00U 4,000 Humboldt st, tui.

ninujer et, r.iir.n, wifo of William Knhn, to Charles Kcap st, 600 Marcy av, runs a S3.1, xn 76.tto Division to Knap st. xb 2ii.4, Edward Farroll to JamoB (Julrk, oAr Wooilhull at. 800 ft of IKolts st. 'JOxlOO. Asa Parior.

Ilidgownod, I. to Tophor C'arpuntor, Mt Kisoo, mort au'l taxes ll7ij, etc. Flatbush sv, 215.9 ft of St Marks nv.O.JxbiO, 9,600 6,100 4.W0 Marx wilo ol Joan uoyio, to jumes n. anu All. drew Hart 100 Broadwar.

a 139.3 ft of McDonouvh st, 2lx 49x 100, Catharine A Van Nostrand, Noivtoun, to Ernestine, wltc of Fredoiiok Heinis, nom Fifth av, 100 ft of Twontr thlrd si, runs 8 60 a 100 to Dean farm line to point 200 Filth av, to Twenty third at, 76 a 100 125, tno Knlc oiDoouer iio ins 10 mo Aiianuu av Co Harrison st. s. 42 ft of Hicks st, iliM.lO, hI, Kmnin Waterman to Klizabotti Haiuty Ralph av, 8, 60 ft of Putnam av, 40x100, hAI, Bertha, wife of August Hf ff man, Oyster Bay, to Harry Schmalatlch, morts WaihinEton av, cor DeKalb av, 40.6x103, hil. 28.000 7.000 Antoulo Jalin to juiiu3 uann nom Barat, proparly. Julius Jahn to Oharlos Acker, maun 10,000 LOCAL RETRENCHME.VT.

Scliool Xcachcrs and 't'beir Pay. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: Your correspondent Justice" writes. sensir bly tn his letter regarding echool toashora' salaries. A general reduction of fifteen per cent, should be mado on the 1 owor grade, while ono proportionately, greater should be made on the higher. Thifl should be tbe oasa in all departments of the city government.

Tho property of this city, to sustain the presont expenditure, la taxed to Its full value such was nevor the case. Real estate bas declined in valuo 01 ty per cent. Property which was mortgaged eight years ago for alt of what it would then sell for, la now la. a great many cases not worth the amount loaned. Tho holder tuts to pay seven per cent, on the pay throo per oent.

in addition as taxos, besiuo providing ior Insurance and repairs. At the present rate ol taxation It is tho most costly property any one can hold. Yot, in face of thoso facts, tho property holders aro t.lled on to contribute, as much toward operating the oily departments aa was the case elcht years ago. The echool book matter furnishes books at a reduction. The printer works for loss, aB Is the case with iho me ohanfo who construct! the lohooli.

Tot it Is not ap ni 1 tt aartfwt Arl that the value of thfl bnnka aa means of imparting knowledge, or the Bobools as an ac7 OBSBory, is in auy wax icueunu ty inug uuiauicu al prices saltol to tho altered condition of affairs. la when tho are placed undor tho same, common sense rule (hat a certain olass of eyes beg to roll with horror, ooucentrato into a stony go and tho wbels pyatem proasunoad or VUo brink of tula. CO, M. OSntUl uuuuiuu, umjwim TU CaU V9 fiBtjU tOI uuuu on, uqidupu vttnw WANTED SITUATION TO A. IS the charge of grotrlnB ohUdron.by anednoatod American girl le competont to teaoh the EngUsn branches, and la willing and obllmng; best references.

Address or oall on EDNA, 833 Jeff orson st; raouthly Norses. WANTED NURSING MONTHLY nursing, by a lady that has hadoxpeiieneo and can givo rof eronco irom eovoral dootore. CaU at 2i8 Atlantic nv, Miss LOVB. fsencral 18 ouseworu. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN nral housoirork In a privato fnrnllv, by arespoota blosirl: cood oity roforence.

Oall at 21 Hloks st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN ami hnnmiwnrk. Plaaso oall at present employ er's, 16 Monroa st, near uiaston avL ANTED SITUATION FOR i.nl hmmnwork. Annlv at oresont employer's, 823 State st, Thursday and Friday from to ANTED SITUATION TO VO GEN I. I.

rnnnfffflpl' tYlA Oral uj a kiiiuu.u jv bost of city reference. Inquire aM66 riegraw St. TXT ANTED SITUATION TO 1)U UlfiJN oral honsework, by a smart girl: good city refer er.oes If roqnlrod. Oall for two days at 191 Hoyt st, oorner of Warren. WANfED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a young woman.

Can bo seen Friday and Satnrday, botweon the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock at prosont employers, No. 182 Hall st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GUN i nn.n it Mannl nViln rrlrl haBtwOand a half years' reference' from last omployor. Please oall for two days at 842 Atlantlo av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO OKIN rt hminnwork In a small family, by a young girl has good oity reforonco.

Pleaso oall at No. 80 Butler St. Smith, 757 ANTED SITUATION TO DO fffiN eral housowork in a small private family can (rive good city references. Oall for two days at 174 Smith st, noar Warren. AN TED SITUATION TO DO GEN WW i h.nn.n,v in fnmllv.

tiv a oirl as no obiortlon to in the oountry has good reference. Ploaso oall for two days at 108 Clormont av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN 1 1. amnll mUu. hv fl.

rOSnOOtablO irirl oan do plain oooklug and in a good washer and ironer. Oall for two days at present employer's, 121 at. TSTANTED SITUATION TO DO I1N nl hnnn nrlr. hir nn Rnnlisb Protestant woman fa a. good nlaln oonk and good ivasher and lronor.

Ploaso call at 86 Butior in wo rear. ANTED SITU ATION TO DO GEN nl hv ft 1 ARrmiltblO VOUniT WOmaB! Is ft good cook, washer and Ironer naB good oity reforonco. Call for two days it 623 DoKalb av. ANTED SITUATION, TO DO GEN .1 hnnmlr rnnnncthla VOunK ffirl I lS a good plain oook and first class washor and ironer. PloaBo oill for two days at Mo, 1,013 DeKalb av.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN vl hi.nwnrV.hv ft rnnnectable VOUUS WOman is a cook washer and lronor: has giod elty references. Call for two days at 42fi Atlantlo av. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GKN oral housework, by a rospootiblo woman Is a good cook, washer and lronor has good oity references, oall for two days at fi85Eont av, near LflfoyottOj 7N 5D SITU ATION TO DO. GEN eral housework, by a colored girl: no pbjootton to tho oountry. Please oall for two days at 179 Myrtle av, in tno roar.

TtT ANTED SITUATION TO DO 7 oral housowork, by respect able young worn an Is a good plain oook, rrnBher and Ironer has good oity rofor encos. uau ior two uoy nv v. a ti VSTANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN Vn.iwnrV. In n. nmall nrivato family, by a rannnninbln vnnn woman: or would wait on 1 aii invalid lady: oity or country; bas good oity referenoos.

two days at 147 MoDougalat, Miss HOLMES. Call for ANTED SITUATION TO, DO GEN eral housework In a small family by rosnootablo young woman is a gooa coolr. wasner ironer nu uouu city references. Call for two days at present employer's, 66 LlvingBton st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a respectable young woman 19 a good oook, and Bret class laundress has good oity rofoioooss.

Oall for two days at 40 Main st. near Front, any tlmo before 1 o'olook. A NTED SITU ATION TO DO GEN nwnrk. hv a roBDeotablo young woman, In tho oity or country is a good cook, washor and ironer is willing and obliging bas good oity reforoncos. Call for two days at 63 Doan at.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN hrm.Awnrk In small orivato omllr. by a re spectable girl 1 a good plain cook, washer and lronor has good city references. Call for two days at 41)6 Bedford av, noar Myrtle. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN nra! ViminntiM.rk.hv a rntinnofcibla Tounot alrl Is a cood plain oook ana a iiras oiaB waanor mm uuiiBr; mm inroo years' roioronco iruia mat iiauu, Pleaso call for two days at SS4 Franklin av. ANTED SITUATIONS TO DO GEN nral bousotrorlt or conking or upstairs work, by ilrla Mav be soon at 84 Willow St.

whoro tho best of roforence will bo given by their present employor. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral bouaowork, in a small family, or aa ohamber mald and woitre3B, by a respectable young Swouish girl has good city references. Call for two days at 178 Gatos avouuo. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, in a small family, ty a roBpootaDie young womin: Is a gooa cook, wasuor ana ironer: uas good oity roforonooB. Oall for two days at No.

1C3 Elliott placo. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral houBOWork in ft Bmall privato family tako oaro of ohlldren. by a young girl; is wilhng and olllKing: has good city reference Call for tiro daya at.36 Uroon lane, near Yo.kat. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN era housowork. by a respoc tablo young girl a good plain cook and first olaBB washer and ironer; willing and obliging: liest of rofereuce from last omployor; city or country.

Call for two days at the Vienna (aylor store, 195 Atlantlo av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN nl in flmiill nrlvate familv. Or WOU'd flr nf Miiliti nn or An rhRTnhftrwnrk and Waitlnc. by A respoctablo young woman; no objections to the country; lino good city roforonce3. Call for two days at 118 av, back room, second floor.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO Tll wurk of a family, bv a good girl: elty or country; Is a first class washer and lronor; four yoars' roferonoo. Ploaso oall at hor preaontpmployor's, 7 First plaoo. A is TED SIT 0 ATIOlf TO" DO THE housework or as ohambermaid in a small private family, by a rospootablo girl has no objection to the country for tho Suinmot. Pleaso oall at 12 State at. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE housework of a email family, by a rosnootablo voung Scotch girl: is willing and obliging and very neat the bost of city roferonoos, Pleaso call for two days at 68 Duffioid st.

WANTEH StTUATIOHS SIiLES, "ANTED SITUATION A FIRST class wflitor In a nrivate am 11 v. by ft resnootablo coiorea man cny roieronce. uaii or aaaross jliokb si. Id atorc. 'Mt AN TED SITUATION AS STOCK.

olerk or salesman, by a younj? man of eevoral year3 exporlonou in the fancy (roods business. Address J. H. Eaglo oiHce. "ANTED SITUATION AS COACH mnn or to drivo a doctor, bv a vouniz oolored man can glfe good roforancea if rottulrod, Pioaso oall ot ad are 88 i.

ixo. yiy av. WANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST otosi waitor, a most raspaatabie yoaag: colored man, who will nltrayi be found kind, will in a and and will do his utmost to give amnio eat Is faction, to tntsa vrho may raquire hlsarvico would nrofer a private family; can oomo well rooomuiondod, Addreefl fil. J. Eagle WANTED ANTED WASHING BY A RE nnootabla woman, at hor ami house, or will an nut.

by the day vrill rind hor a good, washor and ironor. Please call for two daya at No. 50 Flushing: av, near Sandford street, WANTED WASHINGBY A FIRST olass washor and ironer pen tlom en's washing to tako honm to her own house; will be done at moderate terms; tho very best of city referoace oan be given. Pleaeo call nt 220 Atlantic av, near Court st, iu the paint shop or can be found at 480 Atlantic av, in the milk depot. WAN TED AS HLN AN IRONIN Gf by respootablo young woman would go Wednoa days and ThuvFdsys, or take Iad.es' or gonilemen's by ttio dojon, or families' wcKhinc; wants stead' wort ti as good city roforenco; Is a nice InundroBS.

Plflftee oall nil the week at 530 Yandorbilt av, near Atlantic, over tho cigar Btoro. WANTED WORK BY A WOMAN to do any kind of work, bv tho day. Apply at 21 Atlantlo av, second floor, bnot room. ANTED WORK BY A WOMAN TO an out by tho day. to do washincr orhousecloanins.

for $1 a day. Please call for all tbo woek at 409 DeKalb avenuo. ANTED WORK BY A RESPECT able English womnn. steady work by lie iy or wook in any oanauity. Pleiae address or cull on for one woak.

M. K. at No. Frankliu av. at tbe buomeiit door.

'4 ANTED WETNUKSE A WOMAN, who is olili.ed toco out wotnursinff for wanta somo one to wotnurso hor baby, six months old can only ailord to pay 10 a month. Apply at 1,292 J)erm st. ANTED COMPANION AS A mircfirv pnvflrnnsi. or to tak. ohnrcffl of nhildrftn.

by aPrntosintgirl with a good English eiucation; in tho city or country. Addrosa, or call oa from 9 to 4, M. J. 263 Warren st. ANTED COMPANION AN irlish or American lad.v of oducation and refinement.

botweott 20 and 2G years nf nko, to net as companion to a young invalid best oi reiorouce reamrea. 1'iosse aaareia Mrs. Al. PVLES, drug eloce, Fulton st, corner of Pierre pont. ANTED TEACHER A LADY OF exportonce wlshos for a position as Assistant la a school fluent in Fronoh, German, musio and tha English brancboB.

Address TIIAOHKR, South Oranso Post Office. A NTED DRESSMAKING A FASH lonable dresaraakor wlahoa a law moro ongage. montB lerma reasonable will go out by tho day If deslrod. Call or address Mrs. Ii.

LAWYER, 155 Sands bU ANTED HOUSEKEEPER A SITU atinnbvA rosnnntablB Gertnau woman with her litlln irl. tn vcarH old. as houSBkoBDar or to do izenoral housowork; wonld like to go In tho country. Call at No. 5 Butlorat, corner of Court, top floor.

wanted moyisEa. anYed houssuit AISLE FOR A family of three; location. East Brooklyn. Slate rent, streot and improvements, to A. HERZOQ, Leonard st.

N. Y. I TVASTEP HOOHIHi ANTED ROOMS BY AN AMERI can familr of throa. a tenement of or six rooms, noar Fulton Fony cars: rent not to exceed $29. Address J.

A. Box 2,180 OARD 75 CUMBERLAND ST A FUR nlsbed Goor. or rooms, to let, with or without oard. BOARD 43 FLATBUSH OPPO slte lavingaton at. lame, airy rooms, and ono or two hall bodrooms terms moderate.

BOARD PROSPECT PARK NICE large rooms to root, with board at 47 Seventh av, at very modorato terms house first claw. BOARD NO. 24 CLINTON ST ROOMS, with or without board, en s'llto or singly also, a fow table boarders can bo aooommodated. OARD 182 BALTIC ST, BETWEEN Clinton and Honry Large, airy rooms. 85 a week and upward.

Aouommodations for families or sioele persons. OARD ON THE HEIGHTS 154 MON 3 tagne St. Large, oool, airy rooms also hall rooms, th or without board, for the Summer months; terras moderate. TOARD NO. 164 PARK PLACE, NEAR X3 Carlton av A delightful Summer locality: one block from Prospeot Park; elegant rooms; terms moder ate.

OARD 35 POPLAR BET. HICKS X3 and Willow; nloo rooms to let bath, gas, Ac. three mlnntos' walk from from Fulton and Wall ot. ferries. BOARD 33 SCHERME RHORN ST, BE tween CUnlon and Court Handsomely furnished rooms to let.

with first class board gentlemen or families can now make liberal arrangements for the Summer or permanently table boarders aocomroodatcd. ARD AT NOT82 PIERRE PONT ST, sonthwest corner of Henry: large oholce of very superior rooms, with all accommodations dining room on parlor floor. Apply until September 1, at 89 Remsen st. best references. BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, A large second slory room, suitable for gentleman and wife or s)rrle sentleman hot and cold water and large olosets; minutes from Fulton Ferry.

No. Sanas streot. BOARD IN A FRENCH FAMILY ON Che Heights, five minutes from ferriesOne large second story front room and one back parlor hot and oold water, oloset, Aa. first class tabla and attendanoB. In quire at 42 Willow et.

TOOARD BROOKLYN HEIGHTS TWO JL9 eenUemen or gentleman and wife wishing rooms, wo 11 inrntsnftd, hot and oold water, corner house, three windows, near Fnlton Feny, fine view of river and bridge, good Die, also mui room, can a wow ah I A If A flHRTSTTAW TiVAMIT.V Ofl. I XKf AJSIuLSR, nnvlnff a handsome hnn wall loeatad viefntrv nf nnnTAnlant tn Wall st ImltAii Khrl Cathkrima fm. ties, offer desrrablo roame, with board, for a family or single gentlemen eootlng a pleasant home, free from boudlng rauuDraw tvuu lbs tunes, no, 72 WUlosKhby at, neat lairrenM, I i IIIUIUVI i Spooner and Honry P. Spooner ot this oity, and of John J. B.

Spoouor, of Lockport Carolina Marsh, of Hempstead, L. Mary (uow deceased), Anna wifo of Edmund Huling, of Saratoga, editor of tbo Saralopa Sentinel, and Georgo W. Spooner. Aside from the reputation. rOBPOot and influence of thiB well known Long Island family, a remarkable fact ia the health and longevity of its oldor mombors.

Their well preserved health, in tho midst of lives of aotlon. and variod usefulness, is a just commentary upon tho vitalizing qualities of tho east end of tho iBland, as well as upon their own regular habits and correot diaoi niinB Long Island. June 2G, 187T. MAS0S1C. The Brotliersand Their Families ISec l'catinsr Zereclatha, Brooklyn and Hohenlinden Lodges, CliiUon Com mandcry and Nassau Cltnpter all at fiairloswooil Pnrit.

Undoubtedly one of the largest Masonic excursions that ever moved from Fulton Ferry took placo yesterday morninir, wbon tho Zerodetha, Hohonlindcn and Brooklyn lodges, F. A. Nassau Chapter, R. A. and Clinton Commaudery, K.

all combined and wont to Eagleswood Park. In Masonic circles thia evont created great interest. The object of tho combination was to commomorato tho complotlon of tho now rooms In the Cochran BuildingB, which will bo used altornately hereafter by the lodges above mentioned. These rooms aro situated at Nos. 304 and 306 Fulton Btreet.

They aro 70 feet long and 35 feet broad. There 1b a banquotiog hall, whioh measures It feet by 17, and a kitchen of similar dimensions. Tho furniture is made of' Bolid black walnut and tka wails aro riohly frcsooed. Tho floor is covered with a thick Brussola carpet. In tho centre of tho ceiling is a dome oome thirty feet in oiroumferonco, and fmm thin dome bancs a rich chandelier eupportod by twelve bronzo armB, eaoh wearing a gauntlet with tho cross on tbo back.

Tho rooms coat $3,500. On Monday they will bo occupied by Zeredatha Lodge, on Tuesday by the Clinton Commandory, on Wednesday by Nassau Chapter, on Thursday by Hohenlinden Lodge and on Friday by Brooklyn Lodge. At half past ton o'olook the ateamer Long Branch and tho bargos William J. Haskett and Walter Sands left the dock with their human froight. As usual, there were a fow pereons left behind, but tho Committee did not concern itsolf about them.

The boats sped on their courso and tho guests got ready to take part in tho opening xiromenado. The excursion, beside being a combination of lodges, was also a combination of nationalities. Tbe American, tho Scotchman, the Englishman, the Irishman and tho Gorman wero all represented, and took part in the festivities of tho day with a unanimity of fooling wbich was admirable. Nothing occurred to mar tho ploaeuro or harmonious feeling of the occasion. Tho llttlo children found recreation in tho way they knew best, and their parents kept a watchful eye on thorn so that their fun would not degonoralo into miscniei.

it was half past ono o'clock when the destination was reachod, and about half an hour was occupied in disembarking. There was a race for tob'es and benches, and a cry for baskets when tho pier wf.s touched. Some people foil headlong over their lunch baskets in their offorts to ascend tho hill first, and splllod the precious contents ail over ground. Wbon tho tablo clothB wero spread tho bottoms of roomy lunch baskets were soon found. After dinner the various amusements common to such excursions were enjoyed until ot length, tired and satisfied, tbey mado their way to tho boats.

The return voyage boau at half past four o'clock, and Fulton Ferry was reachod at about oight o'clock, when tbo guests disparaod and took their several ways homeward. Tho following committeo men who wero in chargo seem to bavo omitted nothing that conduco to tho comlort and entortalnment of their (jjists Floor Manager, John T. Uris, cssisted by tho following cemmittee A. W. Peters, E.

J. Lazarus, Samuel G. Fletchor, G. A. Davie, George Patterson, William H.

McCombs, Charles H. Ascho, T. R. Jones, D. W.

Hlgblo, John Paiuo, William Beatty, Robert Flotcher, WilHam H. Whito, William J. Orr, Albert Stringbam, John Brown, Thomas C. Gove, It. A.

Riker, W. P. Hutt, John Smith, J. A. Dykeinan, F.

G. Hanson, Charles Bauch lnann, A. R. King. Reooption Connniltoe Jamoa Birkott, Jos.

G. Cart noy, John Miller, R. H. French, David Smith, Samuol Ayers, Otto Molz, B. F.

Adams, C. A. Ramsdoll, James White, James Swift, A. E. Leach, John W.

Kirby, P. F. Loahart, Georgo Terrington, James Grinnoll, Edward Payne, Ford. Marsohalk, Joseph Wilkinson, John Irwin, S. S.

Wetniore, Gustavus Orth, Reuben Riley, Johu Martin, J. M. Aakins. AMONG THOSE PRESENT were Mr. A.

McDonald and Miss Sadlo Ashton, ox Supervisor Harman and lady, Mr. WlUlain Cook and family, Mr. John R. Riell and Miss Lloyd, Mr. Hugh Pollock and family, Miss Emily Pacior, Miss Maggie McTaggott, Mr.

A. Gentos, Mr. J. Parker, P. M.

of Long Island Lodge Mr. William McDonald, Mr. Jamos West, Mr. David West, Mr. John Mlllor, Mr.

David Smith, Mr. T. Ashmao, Mr. John Wators, Mr. William Raid, Mr.

Ernest Bador, Mr. John McGroarty, Mr. James Swift, Mr. James Tigho, Mr. Warren Randolph and Miss Evans, Mr.

Jamos Evana and wlfo, Mr. F. Dearborn, Mr. Tony and family, Miss Florence Cot tcrell, Mr. John Beatty, Mr.

Stephen O'Brien, Mr. Thomas Glaesey, Mr. Thomas Ferguson, Mr. Arthur J. Richardson, Mr.

Ira Lovison and family. Miss Minnie Black, Mr. A. W. Sbad bolt, P.

E. of Clinton Commandory; C. F. Beatty and lady, Mr. T.

R. Crocker, Mr. Charles Ash, Mr. C. O.

Laroux, Mr. J. W. Birkctt, H. P.

of Gales Tomplo Chapior; Mr. William Parker, Maatar of Long Mand; Mr. Thomas R. Jones, H. P.

of Nassau Chapter; Mr. Robert Kolly and family, Mr. William Lcncraoh and family, Mr. Z. JohnBon, Mr.

Waltor Shorn, Mr. Samuol Sample and Mis8 A. Lobdoll, Mr. R. J.

Matcbott and sister, Mr. Jamo3 Sample, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Waldron, Mr. Alcxaudcr, Mr.

8horman, Mrs. Cavanagh and family, Miss Addio Garnolt, Mr. Aloxander Hunter and family, Samuel Whitehouso and Miss York, Mr. George Lewie, Mr. Fred.

King. Mr. Nichols, Miss Jones, Mr. J. Jordan, Mr.

and Mrs. Harrison, Mr. Adams, Mr. Alonzo Sdkwertb, Mr. J.

Harlow and Misb Annie Matthews, Mr. J. Donaphy and lady, Mr. Charles Reade, Miss Matia Rameden, Miss Lilhe Wioton and Mr. James Huggins and sister, Eaob lodge was roprcEentad In chief as follows: Ira L.

Braokett, Hohenlinden Lodge, Chairman; Robert Black, Clinton Commandery, Treasurer; Cnarloa Marrat, Zjredatha Lodge, Secretary; Hoarj J. Brooklyn LoJgo; William Clyde, Nassau Chaplor. HOHTAIJTV. Last Week's Ilcatbs in Krooklyn. The following ia the usual weekly report of the Registrar of Vital Statistics, Dr.

Frauds H. Stuart During tiie week thero were 175 deaths, 3 more than the previous week. Tho annual death rate per 1,000 waa 17.23. Tho averoge ntnnbsr of deaths per week during tee quarter ending Jun 1C was Average num. bor of deaths per week during the corresponding quarters of the past tbreo years was 1U2.

and duriug tin corresponding (23th) week of ths past tbreo years 204.7. 1JT OLARBKS THE DEATHS, THE PEATH RATE OF EACH Ci.At AND XilE PKH CENTUM OF DEATHS TO THE TOTAL DEATH. A3 FOLLOWS a Classes. a Zymotic Constitutional Local Developmental Violence 74 B0 1 14; 41 6.SI' 42.28 3.25 16.88 4.92 28.67 1.38, 8.1W 39! 2.28 Of children under 5 years of ago thero wero 81 deaths, at an annual do tii rate of tho whole population of or 415.29 per coDlum of tbe deathB at all agos. T'n; foiu chief causes, consumption, scarlet fever, i infantum and pneumonia aggregate 78 doatbs por cantum of tho dcatas from all causes.

Tbo birth 1 turns number 121; tbo moriiagc returns, 77; Ibo still birth returns, 17. There were 7 doatbs in public intititutions, and 3 of colored persons. Tho menu tomp.ralure was 74.93 degrees; the miul mnm, was 51 50 degrees on Saturday. Tbe maximum was 88.50 degrees nu Tueaday. Rain fell during the week amounting to 1.52 inches.

The moan humi ity was .61 saturation bcina 100. Francis H. STbAivr, M. Rogislrar. The Board of Fire Commissioners of Jersey City have fixed their estimates for expanses for tlio ensuing fiscal year at $117,150.

Tho Board of Aldermen have fixed theirs at Fifty per cent. Sated TJy using Hig oinb' Gebman La NDIIy Soap. Try it and assure yourselves of tuts fact. (tiAismion. VAN WINKLE CARR In this oitv, Juno 27k at thn residonce of iho bride's uncle.

Win. Hotninway, IDs 459 Bedford av, by tbe Rev. Chirlos W. Millon, Mr. Heniiy C.

Van Winkle to Miss Annie K. Caiui, allot' llrooklyD. No cards. mi n. ADAMS On Juno 20,1877.

on board sveamor City of New York, from Havana, William NEW'rON Adams, In the With year of bis ago. Fuuoral oervicos will be hold at Christ Church, Norwich, on Saturday luornlna at 11 o'clock. BROWN John Bhown, a natlvo or Ireland. County Donegal, died at bis late roaidence, if" Tallman St. The frioatis and rclattvoa of ttio rainily are respoctfally Invited to attend the fuuoral oa Fridiy, 29tb at two o'clock.

FRENCH Afc Juno 27. WESLEV Bat tin. only son of J. W. arid Mary Frouob, in the 2d year of bis age.

Tho funeral will take place from the residence of nifl grandfather, Joseph 11 tlin, at Elizabeth, on Friday, atSP. M. KEAHNKY In Brooklyn, on Wodnesday, Juno 27, at of hor Bon, fil. J. Kearney, 47 Prospect TW tr i nift iirnH Bll num.

thn roalilQluln of nlivcn. Catharinf. Kearkky. acod 8(1 voara. llolativcs and ftlond of tlie family ro Invited to at fend the funeral from her lato residenca on Friday, tho 2yth, at 10 o'clock thence to St.

Aua latiue'a Churoh, Fifth av oor Bergon st. where a oti requiem maaa vrill be oflerccl. Nollonern. MOlirtAN jAMF.s Moboan, son of tho late John Mor of Ruoionarjr. Parlali ot Edger.town, Count; Lonjr.

ord, Ireland, aged 58 rears. MOTT Suddenly, on Tuesday, Juno.S, i t. "nKDDru Motx. aged 4 rears, lu months and 28 days, only child of Harriot and the lato W. B.

Mott. Tho rel tives ond friends of the family oro roupootfully lnvitod to attend the funeral from the residence of hia grandfather, Hohort Johnson, No. 4S5 Kent av, at 2 P. Friday, the 29th inst. HOHKEt On Wednesday June 47, JOBErH, third son of James and Mary Eiicabetli Rorko, aged 6 years, months and 25 day Funeral from tho residence af bis parents, 112 Sixth av.

on Friday morning at haii paBt 9 o'clock. L.OST AN1 OURS). OST OR STOLEN 5 REWARD A large wmi ffoit. wnn onoix trncu norns turned over er bead and soon wiU Idd. The i above; reward wilj Ibo ffi to WTZPATKIOK.

l.OlS President st, near Franklin av. FOUND ON THE 2 1ST OF JUNE, IN Atlantlo av. awhlto GOAT, which tha owner oan was done. Jourdan was not on uanu. Ormsbeo is chairman of the committee Alderman MB.

ELI JOHN OS1 LECTURE. This evening in the Lutheran Church, cor ner of ffoyt and State streets, Mr. Eli JohnBon will ad dross a temperance meeting on tho subject of "The Adulteration of Liquor, Bible Wines, Mr. John aon has but recently returned from a long stay in Groat Britain and Sweden, where hie temperance work jnot with muoh success. His lectures aro Instructive and pleasing, and aro given freo of charge.

All who ore lnloreBtod Bhonld attend tho meeting this evening. FELL OUT OF A WI5B0W. Fanny Lyons, aged 2 yenrs, fell out of a Window of her parents' residence, No. 141 Navy street, on Tuesday, and rocoivod a severe but not dangerous wound on the forehead. She had beon left unguarded "by the window, which was open.

CARELESS DRIVINO. John H. Sohroeder ran over Walter Molan, aged 2 years, in Third avenuo, near Thirtieth street, and injured him severely. Bohrooder was driving a butcher's wagon, and waa arrested for rooklosB driving. Tho boy was attended by Ambulanoo Surgeon Otteraon, and then taken to his residence, No.

780 Third avenuo. ST. CASHIER'S CONCERT. A concert for thebnefit of St, Casimor'a Oatholio Church, corner of Lawrence and Tillary streets, is to bo given this evening under tho direction of Signor Bafael Navarro. Mias Delia Bar niolo, Miss Newman, Mr.

Nicholas Doyle and Mr. W. Young, assisted by tho Harmonics, take part in the performance. POLICE TRANSFERS. Roundsman Green, of the Sixth Precinct, a few days ago was transferred to the Seventh, vice Mloholson, who took his placo at the Sixth.

After twenty four hours they wero agreeably surprised at tho reception of an ordor assigning to duty in their old precincts. NKW ROUTE TO OAK BLUFFS. The new route to Oak Bluffs (Martha's Vineyard) and Nantucket via Fail River lino is now open for tho seasoD. Passengers leave New York daily (Sundays inoluded) at P. M.

and return to New York tbo following day at .30 A. M. Tho landing is at pior 28, Worth Eiver. KJiRKZZI.KJIEKT. John H.

Crocker, of 202 Wyckoff street, was employed as an agent by Mr. Samuel T. Chase, of the Eastern District. Mr. Chase is a picture dealer, and he alleges that Crocker sold throe pictures for $20 and kept tho money.

Justice Ferry, who issued tho warrant for Crocker's arrest, committed him for trial. O.N T11KIK MUSCLE. Tuesday afternoon, William Shay, of Pork place, and James Moonoy, who rosidos in ibo immediato neighborhood, quarreled about tbo ropaias to a house. Moonoy scizsd a stone and struck Shay on the head a Wow that felled him to fbo grouud. When tho assaulted party aroso ho pitched iuto Mr.

Moonoy in a very Jlvoly and Weeding and wounded the two gladiators were taken to tho Twelfth Precinct Station, whoro Moonoy was looked up. He was arraigned before ustice Soiuler and tho caEe was adjourned for further hearing. BKOOKLTK IS THE COLLEGES. Brooklyn's part in the college commencements yesterday, is covered in tbo following mention: Union College conferred tbo degree of A. B.

upon Mr. Uiirtlott Whitlock. Among tho distinguished names in the necrology of Dartmouth College was that of the Hon. Cyrus P. Smith.

The degree of Doctor of Divinity was conferred upon tho Rev. Wayland Hoyt, pastor of tho StroDg place Baptist Chur by the Rochester University. BETH EI.OIUJI PICNIC. The annual picnic ot the Beth Elohirn congregation took plaoa yesterday at Lefforts Park, and proved a most enjoyable affair. Tho children, to tbo number of about 150, assembled at the Synagogue in Pearl Btreet in the foreuoon, and with their parents, teachers and members of the congregation marched to Fulton Ferry, whence they wore transferred In special cars to LeffortB Park, on reaching which they disposed themselves in groups under tho shady trees and were treated to a plontlful supply of ice oroam, oako and milk.

As soon as tho refreshments wore partaken of Connor's orchestra struck up a lively air, and in a few moments the dancing platform was thronged with merry couples, and all through tho af tornoon and evening dancing was kept up with brief intermissions. The chlldrou amused themsolvea in various ways, and nothing occurred to mar the pleasure of the picnic. The Bunday School Committee were M. Hess, President M. Gotman, Secretary M.

L. Liebumn, Treasurer; Daniel Siom, Ike Sternberger, Joseph Cowan and Henry Braudonetoin. Sauiuol Hess was the floor manager and was assisted by Louis Brandenstein, Nathan Hess, Bimon DroyfusB, Max Blumonau, Samson Folk, Albert Bbeims and Philip Ketchum. Among tbo visitors wero Q. Bramlenstein, S.

Solomon, L. Blumonan, Simon Jthclins, M. Goldsmith, I. Droyfuss, S. Rosenborg, H.

Mathias, P. Weigel, J. Wisoman, L. Cramer and A. Aldmeyor.

ST. MARY'S SCHOOL. Ninth Annual Exhibition JLast Evening in the Hall of St. Mary's Star of the Sen. The ninth annual exhibition of St.

Mnry's 'School on Court and Nelson streets, occurred last evening. The spacious ball was thronged witb visitors, and tho oxercisos wero of an exceedingly interesting nature St. Mary's band played sweet music, and the boys, all drossed in fluo style, song and spoke and acted like llttlo men, and for better than some little men. Tbo opening chorus, "Give Ma a Home by the was eung splendidly by three hundred young voices, all blended in sweet harmony. Then twelve email boys had a dialogue, "Tbo Choice of Trades," and they did it well, and mado evory Byliablo distinct, so that thero was nobody witb his hand to his ear listening.

Little Cornelius Luuy recited a pleco In a courageous manner and mado bis points tell. T. Cabill, W. Uurke, V. Driscoll and T.

Cullen, tang the quartet, "Say a Kind Word Wbon You Can," and did it so well that everybody applaudod. THE INFANT CLASS, euoh a lot of tidy iittlo follows, tho Willow she's Slt'sping," and did It charmingly. Tommy Walsh recited "Tho Boy who Never Told a Lie," wbich historical allusion it is thought the reader may understand. "Grandfather's Clock" was sung by T. Cabill in a very creditable way, and tho pupil's band played a melody most skillfully and effectively.

Then caroo tho event of the ovening, being nono other than a regular drama, entitled "Tbo Wizard of Valley Fcrao," the cast of wbich was as follows General Washington T. BuniB Coor.il Lafayette T. McXamara Wizard. 1 1 Lnoh Lieutenant T. Travers An Officer M.

Fiuroll Mr Sumniors T. Mohono Airs, Summers, his wiio O. Lynch Charlotte, bis daughter T. Slnnott Nora, hie dnuKbfor W. Smith Wary, his daughter Mullen Charles Moroiand T.

Torbltt Captain Dauvera J. Cavanagh An Irishman, Knliil i Henry A Scotchman, I. Scully Jdidamo Van Doro, a Tory W. Phillies General II Malonoy Colored servant M. Mulrenan Soldiers.

4c. The performance was highly creditable, and tho audi jnca wero vastly gratified and signified their approval ell through tho play. A GRAND MITITAET DRILL was the next event under tho control of Captain J. Maguiro and Lieutenants J. O'Connell and George O'Sollivan.

A declamation and song followed, and "Maurice, tbo Woodcutter," a drama in two acts, was performed. Tho cast is given Leopold James Laroey xinron loioiioim uumoa ioegau voum njiiendiciD i uwiy I Thomas Cullon i niatinco HanB, bis filend Dominie Starrkoph GlandoU, friond ot tlie Captain Alnnhooff Rlecel. prison kiopor Boltzen, turnkey Frits, aon of Maurlco Wllli im Huron Patrick Gallatfhor John Cah ill Waltor litir John Cav, nach Joseph Fogarty JamoB McMatinn Thomas Cabill joiana, ms wuo Lotta, their daughter La Iferty aoioiors ana peasants. The acting in this play was really wonderful, con alderlng tho youth and inexperience of the performers. Tho elocution was of a high ordor, aud the whole form of the play was exceptionally good.

After the play, a was danced by Robert Stewart in flno style and tho band played a grand moroh. The Rev. Fathers Touor and Donnison, of St, Mary's Star of tbo Sea, wero proeenl, and leceived tho con eratulations of the visitors at tho remarkable ability and skill with wbich their youthful charges went through the exercises of tho evening. THE A Notable Long island Family. The Oeneva Courier of the 20th isst.

contains this announcement: "Died, in this village, on Monday evening, the 18th Caroline Jermain, wid ow of Rev. Stephen Porter, in tbo 84th year of her age." ThI lady was the wife of tho Rev. Stephen Porter, who preached early on Long Island and afterward in and around Geneva, at which placo he ultimately made tda nbodo and died, nine years ago, at tho age of 87. Of the children of Mrs. Porter, six are now living, two Moms, Rev.

Dr. J. Jermain Porter, of Watertowu, and E. Pyson Porter, of Chicago. Her daughters are Mrs.

W. T. Bcott, Mrs. B. Hunn, of St.

Louis, and the two Mlsaes Porter. She wob the daughter of Major John Jermain, a merchant of Sag Harbor, who roared thero a large famQy, most of the members of which aro yet surviving at advanced years. The eldest member, Sylvanus P. Jer. main, dlod fair years ago, at Albany, at the age of 90, a leading merchant, who livtDg amattod a very lug fortuno left tbe same to bis eon James 13.

Jermain, a lawyer of fine education and liberal mind, who bat endowed a memorial church and a hospital on tho Troy cUiustbyona 4l)ny. Xherj yet sartiTO of have by proving property and paying oxpoatai. Apply WWtHli Is willing and obliging. T5aU at 819 Myrtle at, near Maroy, I.