The New York Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1860, Page 8

8 ———— wercantile DIPT? cy Association. as Fh ABCRS AND GENER’ ,1, QONDITION— KXCITSMIENT @N AMENDMENT ©” THE CONSTITUTION. ‘ho thirty ath 8219 sreary meeting of this association was hold on T2CS4AY * ~wening at the lecture room of Clin ‘ton Hall. DY eSB “/elock the reem was filled with mom- ors and PoreoD6 ‘.nl@resied in the Institution, There were aboot wo MURA red regular members present. Upon the siege WO BrAicod Cyrus W. Field, Wm. E. Dodge, P. W Wormore and oth’ rs, The proecediv ys were opened by an invitation being ex- genced te Mr, George W. Blunt to occupy the position of ober man. Mr. BUY fr, upon taking the chair, thanked the agpecia- Bon for the honor conferred om him, and preceeded at ‘ence 00 ‘call for the various reports usually presented at ow bag one Fyre the Board of Dicectars, wead by tke President of the Association, Mr. R. A. Baca, Bey poares that there bas been this year a mall increase ; ual receipts from regular sources. aa receipts, including $52 06 balance from last year, ameunted to 617 92, The tures for we have been $10,548 38, leaving im the treasury & Botance of $69 54. The receipt of $10,000 from ters of the late Seth Grosvenor is ly ac- Knowledges , and the desaile of the investment of tho degacy and the Demilt Fund were fully given. The de- useful institution are regularly re- of whom 4,086 are ve dollar members. eharactor number ef books added for the last year is elumes—2,862 volumes by purchase and 321 vol- ‘The library now contains the aggre- @f 54,951 volumes. The amount expended ear 053, the whole of which regular income of the institution, wing the profits of ieotures. AmeBdments were proposed Wo the comstituuon; advancing the regular yearly dues of the bers of the institution one dollar, and another allow- persons pursuing @ course of studies in our scnools ges and siudents of law the privilege ef becom- sabers on the payment of three dollars; also alow ies eome of the shat of membership without payment of an sauauon fee. mo now came before the meeting to be acted upon. ‘Qeke an excitement was raised by the question as to ‘whether a person who attempted to speak was entitled to ae te. ‘The Pursipart decided that, as his name had been erocsed frem the books of the inetitution, on account of Rom-payment of duce, he was not a member, and could ak. Mr Pace made a lengthy speech, and thought that the members of the aesociauion should support this organi. sation ; and that clerks were perfectly able to do this if they should pay u titve of the money to this object that they expended useicasly. He did not believe in calling the merchants of New York for amy more money. Mr. Hary 6 against ine increase of the dues, be- Moving that the interest of the hbrary was the increase of umber of members by the cueapness of member. , AkWOLDS believed that the only way to make the Mary 4 self-sustaining institudon was to rae the dues of the members. ‘Mr. Baicey moved that this question be postponed, and ade the subject of & special meeting two woeks from q Hie motion wae lent, get é uestien then arose on the adoption amend. mM Toe . The house was divided, and ‘he amendments decided lost, by a vote of 125 to 66, it requiring 132—a two-thirds vole—to insure their adoption, Alter fair an bour of uproar, tamuit and excessive con fasion, & motion to reconsider was carried, and upon a gvesad divin 0! the house, the amendmenis to the coa Steetion were again detested by a vote of 120 for and 73 ggeinst, which was not a two thirds vote. J ‘is new being after eleven o'clock, ® motion was carried te adjourn © evening, when the same question ‘will probably again come before Ube amociation. fy AE ii] 3 i : i Hy tf Hi i it f i ‘Bake New York Library Association. A mecting of this association wok place on Tuesday evening, at eight o'clock, at No. 3 Abiogdon square. The meeting was large, and much spirit manifested in the proceedings of the evening. ‘Tho Cusmman called the meeting to order precisely at to give to the Board power to remove any the on account of neglect of jus to be visited by expulsion con- abscating himeelf from four Aa amendment to this omueeions of duty by nom attendance. Mr. Hogan meved ome and Mr. Tousey the other; the jatter gentieman rose ‘and withdrew his amendment, as Mr. H.'s met the point bs Tovsry then moved tho adoption of the amend- ment The adoption was seconded, vut before the Chair man bad an opportunity of putting it toa vote,® warm ewcurrica was elicited. Mr. CONNANEL took iaguc against the amendment—it was incosmrtent with the pruncipie of ue charter. Mr. Tommy requested the objector tojread the charter, tm order that all might be in possession of it as well as Bamerif. Mr. Conxanet politely acceded to the request, and read it very audibly and properly. His eaunciation ‘was good and his voice sonorous. He conversant “risumg and falling inflections.” be members —aad to be elected aunually. , therefore, to hold offices until the ex, the term, and the gentleman opposing the amendment it iato a Very critical argument on this point Shoula er ten of the directors or cificers leave themselves to dwmissal by absenting Weowelves, bow Could Desiness of (he association be continued? The amend- 4, carried, would render the business of tbe aaso- @mtion pugatory. He considered this the legal aceepta- os of the amendment, and consequently should Several very spicy specches, abounding with wit aad humer, pro and con, were bi forth by this amend- ment, ameng which thore by Dr. Griawold and Mr. Huil were peculiarly rich, and to the point witnal, i rhetori- on mg—eamnely member from “4 rte Mr. Kaye piquantly affirmed the remarks of some of he speakers very good; but if some of the Iriends of the amendment were tw de called to account for past Wacegreemons io the viciation of the amend- ment, be feared not give such a might ‘ncoount of themselves. He (Mr. K.) objected to clause because it was arbitrary in its nature, and there was bo necessity for altering the charter. Every meeting bad a quorum, and, ugh some members did Bdeont themselves, he woul r wolorate a law waich woud cai! them to Recount. floor, and argued out bis Mr. Connabel again took the views and opinious with a zeal worthy of & good cause. A youthful looking member om the beh of the chairman took the fioor, and, like the bd, would also “give his ve members, and if this expulsion vote Pests of a three fourths one, as by the copstitation ft mast, how can it be devermiped? The three-fourths of fifty tive amazed, as dheugh s second Daniel had come to jadgment. Mr. Hall mrongly objected to the amendment. The lagguage of the charter was precisely that of the Board of Super ‘Winors, and be objected, becanse, before the expiration of mext year, by adopting the amendment, the be an illegal Board. ‘Question’ question!’ being called, the Chairman put (he queevioe, woich was decided in we aegeere, ‘And the amenament was lost, report was quite ciaborate im ite details, and ap peared © afford satiafaction to the large and fansemmbiage. From the report, which was politely banded 8, we gathered the following The charter bears date April 17, 1860. A special commitice had been appointed to procure tho charter, and for that purpose had attended at Albany several times, and after as many eforw, had succeeded in accomplianing it. There are 727 ‘members compected with the associauon , 369 books have ‘eon donated, and the library rooms bad been opened Gatly ove month from five to ien o'clock P. M., and every evening tho reading room wae well (lied by persona read- ing danny , magazines and periodicals. The assoct- pan bad doves good working order; } ge J Committoe ~~ week, rendered bbranan wo of the igniting ar lapeo) for oil) of Dh me epimand orators again of ormiory in was decked in “ the evening. It may be weil to ‘that the aom — tos mapeenes ge ‘Thos ended prosperous amo Oeervr of es __NBW YORK HEPALD, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1860.—TRIPCE SHEET. T@ THE SDITOR OF THS HERALD. 1 notice im an editorial ip your paper of to-day, in re- gard to the New York and New Haven Railroad Company, ihe following statement: — After several iais it has beem decided compar BY \8 respons dle for the Schuyler stock. aa Having besn counsel fer the company yer siaco ‘ho Court, it was reversed im the Cour’, of Appeals, and the company declared not to be Hable for the spurious suas, apd that this decision has been follewed in ai) the ether courts since, inclading the Superter Court itwelf. There is, 0, mo deeision Wer any law bold: company ws liable fer the ¢purious steck in any form. Ya, CURTIS NOYES, Counsel fer the Cc Qi New York, May 9, 1860. ew Respens: tT ef Druggists. TO THE EDITOR @F THE HERALD. In yesterday's edition of the Hanatp there is an article which is calculated to do me great injury, and as there appears to be # total misunderstanding in relation to the matter, ] deem it proper to make the following statement, the trath of which I am prepared to prove. On the even. tg relerred bey and a girl emtered my store. The boy asked for a seidlitz powder, and the girl for three cents worth of red precipitate. Both were put up anda due label, marked ‘poison,”? pasted on the lauer. Tne sir, by — ee Mev prdghennd epee d to ex. plain, got the seldlitz powder, an y the red precipi- tale, ie label of which I have now in’ my ‘posesnca. Thus you see, Mr. Editor, I used every precaution to pre- vent mistake, the difliculty having been caused solely by the articles get eeu: by the children. ~ GEO. C, STIEBELING, M. D-, No. 99 Lewis street, corner of Stanton street. New York, May 9, 1860. The Virginia Delegation to Chicage. TO THE BDITOR OF THE HERALD. Wastuncron, May 8, 1860. In the Herat ef yesterday you state that John C. Un- derwood, one of the delegates from Virginia to the Chicago Convention, is not a resident of the State. In thie I know you are misinformed. It ie true that in 1856 Mr. Underwood was compelled, in order to preven* violence and threats of his life for the part he took in the nomination of Col. Fremont, to absent mimself from the State for several months, and since that time he has been frequently absent from the character of his business, being employed in selling the wild and desorted lands oi the Uld Dominion for a company chartered for that pur- pose. But his family have the time continued their residence in the State, and Mr. Underwood has been a Jarge portion of the time within the State, never for a mo- ment proposing @ change of residence; and let me add, no son of hers has within the last four years done more than he to promote the best interests of my native Vir- ainia. WILLIAM W, GILT. Map Docs.—Look out for your dogs during the dog season. Every owner of a dog should see that it ig pro- vided with all tbe water it will drink. Persons experi enced !n such matters aver that the principal cause of hydropnobia among dogs is the want of water. Married. Rucnagpson—Topor.—In Brooklyn, May 9%, by the Rev. sox, of Brooklyn, to Newburg, N. ¥. Mooke—CiARK.—At Hudson, N. Y., on Wednesday, May 9, by we Rev. William Watson, ‘Lucics Moone and Hannu F., daughter of James Clark, Haq., all of Hudson. ‘TowxRs—Wintknovse.—On Tuesday evening, May 8, by the Rev. W. A. Bartlett, at the residence of the bride’s sister, Mrs. Henry Elliott, Eatiott place, Brookiyn, Ricu- axp Towsns, of Boston, Mags., to Makria M. Wurrguouss, 1 = H. ARDLE— Love. —On Monday, 7, by Rev. J. K Wardle, Mr, Hvan 1. Waupux to'Mase” Misr’ Love, ali of Saugerties, Ulster oer Se Y¥. Warkins— WiLLiAMe evening, April 30, b; ia reeldenco, No. 100 Second Scotland. on Wednesday, Cassidy, Samm. B. Ructarp THARINE A. TupoR, formerly of the Rey. James Millett, at avenue, Mr. GkonGe T. WATKINS to Migs Suuit Axwm Wit Mili Lanse in Monte ‘ovening, } ‘oop —LOGAN.— On 1, by Rev. Ambrote S. Todd, D. D., at the eet ia bride, ai Suamford, Conn.,'Mr. Gao. Woon, formerly of St. Louis, ieee -tamerae Ione cody, Mi ocNG—Ci —! on Tuesday, 8, at the church of St. Charles Borromeo, by Xe ae, ‘Dr. Pise, Mr. Epwarp T. Youna to Miss Juxwy E. , daughter of M, Cate, Exq., ail of Brooklyn. Died, Acyrw.—On Wednesday, May 9, after a short but se- vere iliness, Fasyie W., daughter of Wm. F. W. and Mary Agnew, aged three years and five mouths. Due — of the a on be given. LLANTINE. —! ednesday, 9, Euza A., wife of George W. Ballantine. poe % ’, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully SS ee late residence, 110 on Friday mor, at ten o’clocl it ~ y a K, witnoul Buxxx.—On Tuesday, , of consumption, tm the 434 year of his age, Tuomas , & Lative of Listowell, County Kerry, Ireland. His friends, and those of his brother-in law, Michaci Keuy, are requested to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afvernoon, at half past two o'clock, from his late resi dence, No. 80 Frankfort street. Baxweren.—On Wednesday morning, May 9, Wau FPrRANKUN, 600 of William and Virginia Brewster, aged 2 years, 11 months and 9 cays. Funeral services at the Fourteenth street Presbyterian chureb, corner of Second avenue (ey. Dr. Sinith’s), this pope afternoon, at three o’ciock. The friends of family aro respestfully invited to attead. Cuntey —On Wednesday, May 9, after fal tines, BRi0GeT CURLEY, & Dative of the parish of Ayre court, county of Galwsy, Ireland, aged 65 years. Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at tewd ber funeral this (Faamday} alernoon, at two o'clock, from her iate residence, No. 668 Second avenue, corner of Thirty Ofth street. Her remains will be taken w Calvary Cemetery for interment. Camrneit. —in Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, May 9, of paralytic stroke, ANN MclvgxCAmrnxit, wife of Nor man Campbell, in the 624 year of her age. The funeral wiil take place from the residence of ber Greenwood Cemetery. Cusaky.—On Pear, ys Bauverr Curary, te the Sain year of bor age, a of the county of Done Ire! 5 ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral on Friday afternoon, at one o clock, from twe res. dence of ber son, Pallip Cieary, No. 21 East Bgnteeate street, Coxns.—In Brooklyn, on Tucsday, May 8, of Aba Maxy, ibe only dacgtter of Kicbard John Hannah Cortis, aged 4 years. ‘The (riences of the family are invited to attend the fun: ral, trom the bouse in Gates avenue, near Grand, Ww (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. DoveLsss.—On We » May 9, Lewaroe Onarmas only eon of John A. F. and Euzabeth M. Douglass, aged 4 yeare,! and 1 day. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to a tend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, Nc je a Forty sixth street, on Friday morning, a eleven ° Fixer,—In Harlem, on Wednesday morning, May ? Mrs. Sanam Fuser, aged 63 years. The friends and relatives of the family are invited attend her funeral, from the residence of ber s0n in law Jobo K. Matoews, 120th near the Harlem river, on Friday afternoon, May 11, at one o'clock. Krarmr —At Morrisania, on Monday, May 7, sudden!) , of diwense of the heart, Cusnume Kraimin, M. D., aged 5° diptheria, and Jeu ears. 7 Philadelphia papers copy. Lavewton.—On Thursday, March 22, at the residence of bis father, at Oxton, Cheshire, Kng., Onanues Jeans Lavowrow, late of Galena, Til, 34 years. McCammou.—At East Newark, N. J., on Wednesday, May 9, after a brief tilmeas, Rev. Tuomas McCARRoL, « the Newark M. K. Conference, aged 60 years. The ministers of the Conference, and ‘cher friends of the family, are invited to attend the faneral, at the Halsey street church, Newark, on Friday afternoon, at haif-past two o'clock. McGrow,.—On Tuesday, May 8, after a short illness, James MoGiow, aged 61 years, ® native of the county , Irel The relatives aod friends are respecifuily invited to at tend the funeral, at two o'clock, gthis (Thursday) after noon, from his Inte reaideaoce, No. 4 Bayard street. MoGrmvry.—Oo Wednesday, May 0,Jamm MoGray, your fon of John and Margaret MoGilvry, aged 10 months and 4 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, on Friday avernoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of bw parents, corner of C street and Union avenue, Greenpor Noxros.—In this city,on Tuesday, May S, of ssariet fever, Crave B, Jr., son of Cyrus B aad Emma Norw, aged L year and 8 months. ‘The relatives and (riends of the family are invited to at tend the funerel, this( Thursday ) afternoon, at (wo o'clock, from No. 77 Chryaiie street. ©’ Rener.—On Wednesday morning, May 9, at No. 57 Park street, in thie city, James O' Racy, in the 26th year of hia age, #00 of Peter 0 Reilly, No. 68 Centre street, and DS aa oka, formerly of the same oloek. are requested w the funeral without farther notice. beg Torn, May 9, Loxe «] » ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- \end the funeral, thie (Thursday) a(ternoon, from No. 79 Fourts , copy. . L. 1, om Tuesday, 8, Non ticberts, Ss see aiid seat ot SITUATIONS WANTON —M 4LES. ne—-O8 wedncatny, May 9, Sanam, wife of Richard BEEF 99 6,11 ths ‘and 9 days. NNN ho Ce teres oy ana See vc de Lad inant the tamiyvand te mem- | A MSOMG MAAN LADY, QF (ROMPRES BLE PA. Aashington Division No. 4, Sena of Temperance, | o- vernese and ‘actress im ibe le nemary branches Oe Geri feettully requested to attend the funeral, from 73 | try. ‘and needlework. Yo: (uriher particaiars apeiy one fram, Brooklyn, om Friday afternoon, at three | et 43 Heary sires. “weanerwaya.—On Wedaceday, May 9. Ts11018 Rovert- MONTHLY NURSE, OF MUCH EXPRRLRNGH AND way qualitied, ia dieomgnged, to “Gnrqcivoent testimonials a4 lo tntegrity and capsedy. acéreas Mra. Barpard, stauea D post oflies. YOUNG LADY WISHES he soy ad A PARCy twelve moni! re ber services wou. more for six or ive parvions slay mi youngest daughter of Toomar anu Mar- ? i ; SEFUATION WANTED—BY (A RASPROFABLB GIRL TvEai A “eo cook, wan and tren, or bones ASineh chine AMMCAR GILILATION couric, | cms respectable family. Abriy a 56 ha Saas Spoken, Rev. H. i. Garnet, Wea Oleaé, Bourne, keq., Nov LADY WISHES TO @O WITH A FAMILY OR A ness meeting in the vestry of the thurch stg ee ot Mnsle lady aa lady/o maid to France, Call a 20 Haat 8 WANTRD—AS LADY'S MAID, BY A ITU ATION SITUATIONS WANTED-PRMALES. QUUATION WaNTED—6Y 4 FIRST OLaSs Pauls esek (colored) for ibe summer, SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMA LU. Dean netns ‘& BigtUaTiION, BY a YOOm AOOSLTE RS OF W4STED—« sitUsTION, BY 4 RESPECT. irl Private family, tocook, wash and iron’ xiveu Cail for twodaye at 61 Wes Broeery store, off 6b av. WANED ay 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, TION NTED—BT A RESPECTABLE AME rican ae fire. class cook, Wnoroughly uuderstance | Best hotel, eify or evuatry Lret dlaes b° 42d at relerences. Can cI be seen fortwo ‘aya nt = ” YFUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO | housework ofa ‘and iron, oF to do the. GC OS js yy Peg 4 ghicctona 10 fon short oped aber of bread, and fasd 15a sis, iret cor, back room. a _ | mt ween Tih and stk aaseee® £08 two daya ab 339 Wost a m ava? AN AMBRICAN F! to do ee ae YOUNG Lapy, Stuyvesant st., for i Aen gi care of m chil: ment ‘ANTED—A SITU. Went ‘addreme Gag Oe A, IN WANTED—BY A NOM WOMAN, AB Ser indecptanas bar business well, could suit » hel, " vate ; bai mo objec- ‘ANTAO—BY 4 YOUNG rgvnarant Toarding home of, vrla,fomaly: pedne cms, | “WW cateracl tod SURG, OMAN 44 Elm at, ‘iret Goor, back reom, eee -piDaRlas SREBPARE N ‘D—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, D he WUTse: can fou Te chambermaid and alroa Gr ehembermn iad wire outa oid, Bo objection Wo go ie the country er travel wih a indy best of aity reverence. Call as 6» Weat Wi piace, rear Father Chin bimseif eung Wor an; undersiaas img, bale | Fh ee EA dressing and millinery. and bas tbe best of ety references, Scot of Cheapo, bath of whom be ‘Apply Sher present employer's, No. 2 Waabiogion wyuare the purpose of makiog themeelves 40: ner re ee HIOHLY RESPECTABLE LADY OF REFINRUK®T, stances of the people.” Bervices A HIOHLY BESPECTAULE 1 mrINEMRT, NEW YORE ANTI. ‘ MDNESDAT RVENING. at 75 ccloe Dome Tao, WaNDiu. Pintites, GARRISON. 100 10 cent, to defray’ bers ef she aslety ll eet tm he Vitam oi public exercises, to elect « floars for the year. RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL WANTS A SITUA. A tion in @ family going wo Kurepe. Can be seen at 165 Du anc at. oooawvwa—ae—wvosSsesoSS SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. A KEBPROTABLE GIKL WANTS A SITUATION, To 40 xenors) housework or chsmberwork; mo ‘toe ‘a short distance in the country; good elty reference Can SITUATION WANTED—BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN, AS be seen for two days at 577 Ureenwieh st, second floor, bask or 3 bas the bent ef city reference room. irom ber inst place. Call at 145 West 27th at, floor, back com, between 7th and Sth ava. SITUATION WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, _ A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL WANTS A. SITUATION to do general honaewerk in 4 smal) family, good refe- Tence given. Call at 229 Delancey at by & competent person. as waitress; three years’ rofe: mc ge a ak dn Ll Ey trom ber a pinee, Cail stat 179 Bast Lab tie for tre A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS NURSE. | daye ‘would do plain sew ing if required, of would do chamber, ‘Work and fine waabing and ironing; good city referenee. Gail RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION 1 123 West 334 ot. betweea 6th and jth ave , first fluor, fortwo aa chambermaid, and to atsiet in washing and troniug, or aye. No objection to the country. weuld de genera) tm & small private family, can —_ — give good referenee from her last place, Cail at 224 eullivan COLORED GIRL WISBES A SITUATION AS COOK, | st., room 14, ref Call at 23 Cor: 9 S.otvoeere ference. LADY I8 DESIROUS OF OBTAINING A tm some family, who are going South or residing there, na /, OF gover Bess to email cbildren. address Herald ome, sisting {nil particulars | st., near Houstoa, second ‘ioor SITUATION WANTED—BY A_ RESPECTABLE wasber and iroaer; is « reference can be given from days ai 240r 364 West 16th at, A race swale tame eam | aca one reference. s eon 7 D. —| t frat Boor. we Jeune wom WA! BY A Bi CTABLE heed waitress; abe fully ber business. and nedermand Sapa Tee Bn rinse" am of SAY fetorenens A WIDOW LADY 18 DESIROUS OF OBTAINING A "a te SEIUASION WANERD WBE Two very agreea| DR wemen; iron, and the wher to do. ehumberwor — the country for the summer. 1m their last place in the city. FAITHFUL AND to cook. wash and ‘k and waiting, would refereace . Onn give ‘Cail at fiz 27th st, Lng a family, pear 7b ower ferred. she is second ticor, font room. Gearge of's goeman’s family’ “adentes tas to aes A pes ay fl pg a Lac pp “ : oun cham berwor! waiting in a emai . YOUNG AN, LATELY LANDED, Wie) privae tetly: oo ticleato gonamon ganaee eb coon | A YOUNG, WOMAN, LATELY LANDED, WiaHEs 4 seen for two days at 63 West 10h wh, in the rear. A MIDDLE AGED LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS housekeeper in ® hotel or private family; fully com wing. References aud seamstress. and making. com fnisb lacies’ dresses. Can be seea at 88 Kast 20th at., iret floor. ee SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE A youbg women, e¢ puree aad seametréss, or t do ebamberwork and sow, bas tbe best chy reference, aa seen at 5t4 Sd ave, between Seth and ‘@a., sesond ticor, Dack room. bevent for either, uncerstands ail Kiads of se Mf_wished for, Cali at 156 West 17th at, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTASLE young Woman, ss seamstress and to assist in chamber ‘ = s oe Weat 26 wt, between Sib and Hh aren womne Mt 2 A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WIGHES A SITUA. tou 10 do chmeaDerwork oF assist, with and iron: SITUATION WANTED—BY ‘mg and teke care of childven. (iood reference. for two young wi o wash end iron; she is a good % firat cock and excellent laundreas, Good seen for two daye at 21 West YOUNG WOMAN WaNT# A SITUATION TO DO plain coo! ‘as po0d washer and ironer; would do tn & respectable family. Good city geveral house ws private reference. Can be seen for two daya at 329 Weat 26th ot. a 4 Mrs. Oreman, Dox 128, Herald office. Bs GREMAN GIRL WANTS A PLACE IN A GE4MAN A “tamby wo do general housework. an be seen for two days at No. 434 Jersey av., Jersey City. RRSPRCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA tresteg ina the best of ety volereees roms bar aoe, Gail GOOD COOK, WHO THOROUGHLY UNDERST for two days a1 $9 West 1: st, between Sih and Tt ava, Years with her present employer, 64 Xh st., where abe may be RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WOWAN I5 DRSIROUS yeaa at = Aa 5 situation aa lady's maid; one who under. GERMAN PROfBSTANT SEAMSTRESS. sande heir. 5 wanke, Bo cbjestion to take charge utend Mand Goll kines of chidren and feray claus | ofan iafant. Ioquire as 199 Bast ide eh, between intasd fing, and who can take the eauire charge, of aa infant. waate a | 34 8°S. tia ‘reterences eee; me Cy ihe’ Rmployment © doors east ot i i> g ‘ABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, A Ei deconiya. cn chamberwebd.or te do greed bros! work ine smali 5 see her oan do #0 by calling at PROFRSHED COOK aie benches: good & ina eeearete ‘toor well recommended. fros, for two days. ‘IRL WISHES A SITUATION AS cd to amt in washing, or woald 9 hovuee emmn!| family. Best of city reference. Can be seen ye a: 25 Barrow at. io the rear. RESPREOTAPLE obam! ie BITUATION WANTED—BY A KESPRCTABLE PRO- testact girl as chambermaid and seamytres; or wou. asist in fine washing and iroving. ood city and covatry re ferenors, nll tor two daya at L4 West 26th at, fire tloor, be tween 7ub and Pth ave I gay: WANTED—BY A RESPACTABLE YOUR" Somes, 16 do ctamberwork and $$ WANTED-—BY A VERY RESPROTABLE AB, to Cook, Wash and iron. or would do A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPROTABLE 21. eomperent woman, as experianced nurse and seamstress, ban boon for some years as gach: has the best of city refer ences. Cen be seen for two daysat No 28 3d av., corner 0h as, im the millinery store. and sewing: oF to take care re Taat place.” Ro onyecion “t9 ib ears’ reverence 1 cous. Cai for two days at 296 80 ave., between 18th an ‘Yo A general Sb av, tm the tw AA, Sete Se rate Can be seen for two daye al 96 Wee leu FIRST CLASS PROTESTANT A “i i ouainem peri ‘at S05 West 20th wt, Dewees Ohans ltaaree ee A Sivarion NANTAD—BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN. Af Bo waiting oF aentat with the waeting. sil fortwe dave at Oh ave, YOOK.—SITUATION WANTED, BY A GERMAN Wo man, aa fret . ing. Uap de veen at 435 Ist av, near Akh st. top oar, froo! room, place, where abe lved \Lree years. ~ RESPROTABLE YOUNG WOMAN Wisties wg Sen = roe e 0 Reser ‘orey SHT, he ATION WANTED—RY Matar ian ‘camera amd tien, sn an” country; bestot cy reference. Apply st i? poo arr! A RRAPROTABLE bpd ITUATION WANTRD—BY YOUNG WOMAN. af 1 branches. Cal) at ry “ two days. Se LS ch tecnica e, WAXTED A SITUATION, BY 4 PROTREFANT Gt ‘As gond cOnk and to aesiet In the washing +e4 ironin reference. Call for two caya at 87 Weas 24th at, mone ¢ the rear bullding. a haiinineserstititiatbidiiiedinieie ANTED—A SITUS TION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, puree or chambermaid; ls an excellent sewer; hagig Dest of et relerence ‘rom Ber nwt pitee, where abn be iy Or tbe iaah Year. Can be seen for two . Jes, cosh covbar of 1th oc asiavs as ene neyo SITU ATION WANT! BY A EESPRCTABLE WOMAN, Se eer ai lip tego aeons dlsanes 11 the ean: dreen; ie wiling to 4 7 web 2 Ky reference. fait tor wo daye as 98 Marion 8. be.ween Sprmg and Privee, in be baseme! ITUATION Wa D—BY A RESPECTABLE AME- riean womee, % chamberwerk aod waiting, or house- work for = . Cail at Th Laight at. Sir WANTED—BY A REBPECTABLE YOUNG ANTED—BY & BESPBUCABLE YOUNG WOMAN, Sas bousework; i# ® good plain situsiion se chambermaid ard to do fire ae c00K, vail for two days | ‘rontng, or as laundrese Best 0! cit’ re‘erense de seen for two Guys at 142 Zist a 3d and + room, second iloor, frou: wees. WANTED.—GENTLEWEN’S AND Faull yen pry et nesiest manner sad on the lowe forms. avply inion court,: University pinee, betwre Lith and 12th ete, Gret door, ANTAD—BY A RESPROTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ally cacable of takin ebilé lived three years and Inet siiuaition. Best of otry refereness can be give washer ana ironer, Beat of city At 9 Liberty #t., Brooklyn ITUATION WANTED AS NURSE Sho to travelling, Can be i 25055 W eat 26th st 5 MITUATION WANTED—BY A RRSPECTABLE YOUN? Siglo do xeveral bousework in & suoall orivale family. The Seat ‘of ‘euy reference cam be given. Please apply for twe @ays at ibd Bast 240 wt 1 “between 2d and ‘Sd OR CHAMBERMAID. ween for two days, Call SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS | baif inher S"criinbermaid. aed to take care of children Best of city | Gail at No 7 Lawrence plsce, Brooklyn. 20 be seca fo" x referevees. Can be seen for two dey s as 123 Kast lib ot days. BIRT MAKING--A YOUNG WOMAW WISHES WORK. porfeoily understands abirts; and ean cut and ‘ft thes ware Lae, bgp e qynpintye| 7 take wor! residence. or go Oui Sy the week "Gua be seen at 101 Weet 2401 sh in ibe rear, ‘de seen for two days at 465 Bth = 'ARTED—BY A SCOTCH WOMAN, A SITUATION RITUATION WANTED—BE A GOOD COOK, IN 4 00k. no objection to assist in 'wasbing er 10 KO 'S ‘small private (amily; one who understands her b ; | the country with a private family. Can be seer for two 4s le agocd beker and andersiands all kinds of cooking. The | ai 407 2d av., corner of 20h at., second floor, frowi room deat ci clty reference 20 to gos abort dis tanee in the country. Cali at 37 Weet ANTED—& SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIBL, WI° ITUATION WARTED—BY A MIDD: Suabeaee D St s00k; hae no ot ctious 10 aauish with Ube washing su M4 Rast 10th ot, Event seoms, up staivs : satel ie Sn 9 wee Sp ean, Spneee a NTRD—A SITUATION, BY A RESPRCTAL: Has good reference from her lsat place. Call ai 77 Wesi yyy DS gee an: Sab ek food ohty references. Cal) ab 99 Wes Slay TEUATION WANTED—BY A RESPRCTA toenail “dices B. box 16) Boral ANTRD—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTRST Fase be ln mae 8 sraation 60 shane 3 sme) family cam ITUATION WANTED.—A WOMAN, WHO CAN PRO + nai teens — duce the best of city recommendations, wishes a situatio: Fnguire au ee wi to take the charge of a house during the aummer months. Cau be seen at her press: employer's, 69 West 46th st , near 6th ay ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN. ‘as veamstress and to do light chamberwork. TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOURG 181, Mf required. Has the vest of oity reference. Onllat ll Jay.” second floor, front room, Brook!yn ee x Say BY A are | Jerman git! 06 BUTee sparen. Hee to gosehort yee te the . Please call at. | veoond fi; between 1st st e. Ae ANTED—A SITUATION AS le girl; understand ktnds of family sewing, operses on Grover & machine; would wait on # lady or family going to passage. Has the best services ap equivalent tor Cuil as 48 Sd a ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTA! woman, 10 tage care of children and do 19 do chamberwerk and Can be seca fer two suauarenes, Ca) no reference can be given. 144 Plymouth st, Brooklyn. 2. ‘i ‘ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMs situauon to do chamberwork and assist i children. \sl! at 230 West 17th st., between sib in ihe rear. ANTED—BY A BRSPECTABLE GIBY W's Satcher ast woser; wouldcos, ; would KO & Good referengs.” vali si WANTED_BY A RESPRCTABLE Yr ‘sitmation ss cha: Kinde of family sewing and em ihe cere of W2 2720-4 SITUATION 48 OAAMBKRMALD 4\ ‘du One weaaing. or sa chambermad and water. eS bse . WA8teD—a sirvatiow. ny a xeapaci | raterenee “Avply at 4 Gih et ibied toon en = $2 == ii g rf ity reference ine cook, washer and ply at 1e0 fibers, sesond fear, front room. . er 4 A La ah rm YOuURG rorer uation aa chambet laundress, reference. inquire nt 490 6th a¥., room Ho. 7. _— Wanran—4, SITUATION, man. to do the fami'y, of to do the « seen for two days at 66 a, feor, ANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL. A SITUATION man. 08 and ‘And ircning ; relerence. Siabhn ave, besween Sélbund 28h su. Ww ANTRD—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID anD Soa, nurse and = im a private competent girl with good would country, Cail for two days ai 159 West 271b at 7 wr TBD—BY A REAPROTABLE rat, A SITUATION we, 40, 2erel bonsework or chemberwork Sad uous in vetomoaaya a 12 baron , front basement. Good oliy reierenee ANTED—A SITUATION, BY young girl, to do dren. ood city reference. Ween ma ee ASD =A, SU AI Tint ABP Ea RATAN, TOR zt ee as