The New York Herald Newspaper, June 3, 1871, Page 7

“ THE COURTS. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS" COURT, ‘The Manitoba Piracy CascExamination Be- fore Commissioner White. ‘The examination of eight of the crew of tho Britieh orig Manitoba, charged with piracy and with attempting to mur- sder the captain and the first mate of that brig, was resumed yesterday before Commissiouer White. The following is the estimony ‘Wiiltam Leslie—I was on board the Manitoba; joined hy in Cerdiit; signed articies as tirst mate, but agroed to go Second mate; ‘remember the trouble on board; It was on the Ist of Muy, clviitime, and 2d of May, nautical time; about ‘ten minutes to one MeKinnon told me’ to teil the starboard ‘watch to go to work; McKinnon saw the men talking to the -eaptain on the quarter deck, near the pilot house; there was some talk about the time they were to turn to im the morn- “ing; the men went forward, ail except the man at the wheel ; captuin and mate went forward and the stewai id I followed; I heard the captain the men if they would turn to; he implored them to turn to; they made answer that tuey could not stop on deck all ‘day and work and keep a jookout at night; he then put the ‘question to Jerry Fitzpatrick, who wa rest him, but q ni id not hear properly what Jefry said; he then put the same uestion to Shea, who wak standlugon the @huain cable; he asked him to tura to; Shea said he woud turn to if he got ich and wate; the captaia repiiod that that was his bust- Teas; he then put the question io Jerry azain, if he would Gnen to, aud Jebry refusea; he then said he would have to go in irons, MeKinuon put up his hands to lay hold of Jerry, Dut he did not refuse to come upto him; Charley Oarr then said, “Let that man go;” all ‘except Shea and the steward came up to ‘relieve Jerry; they were About putting the frous on Jerry, when’ all the men Made a move towards tho captain to relieve Jerry, except O'Shea; Walsh laid hold ot Jerry to relieve bim from being put in irons; the captain then tired ins revolver; then they all rushed und overpowered the captain; the Irous were not put on Jerry; he drew bis sucath cuite, ut I did not see him use it; 1 saw Charley draw h's sueath knife and stab the ‘mate iu the lower part of lis person, once on each side; I bathed the mate's wounds; after ho got these wounds I saw other wounds on his neck; I saw Kubert Walsh strike the captain twice over the head with a belayta, 1 vid not ¢ any O. the rest of them strike the capcain; L'saw the eap- tain’s wouaes afterwards; he h; e wounds in the hea Idid not see hin body; the wounds on lis head were deep euts, some of them’ very deep; he bled 2 good deal; She Gapiain waa taint front ti» toss of Diva’: te ste ave hin some brandy; when we go! the mate into his room ¢ laid Gown and was faint from the loss of blood; he w: up on deck 10 a week, but never toox charge of his watch; he did't was th day Wwe came into, ports T have been gol to am now upwards of filty-seven yeard examined—Tho usual rule is to bave watch and the men had watch and w ateh vith the exception of two afiernoons; I only hi e shot; I had to get away, for when I saw knives ght it time to leave; Tom Walsh cid not attempt to strike the eaptuin; he came’ up to to take Jerry away; [beard tue shot, looked up and saw that the captain ad fred; Idid nov see the mate strike any one, ; To the Commissioner—When ‘the Oizhting was going on, gome of the Men attacking the captain and some the mate, the mon were allaround and togesier; Alontivel! did not as- the wen, ‘To Mr. Seeve—I took no part 1m this attack on the captain and mate. ‘The case was thon adjouraed until one P. M, to-day. SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Aeterestizg Case Regarding Procecdings for Dispossession. Before Judge McCunn. * Edward J. Smith vs. Charles D, Fox.—In October, 1870, the plainti® alloges that he lensed from defendant the premises 175 Thompson street for eighteen months, he agreeing to pay $1,200 for the firet six months and $1,300 for the balance of the period, the rent to pe paid monthly in advance. The plaintiif entered on possession and sub-let a portion of the premises. On the 16th of May procecdings were Anatiitited against him before Juige Quinn to disposses him, ‘On account of noz-payment of rent. The case was brought to trina! and yudment given for the defendant, and dispossession warrant Jesued. After the warrant hai!’ been fasned the do- fendant consented to accept the arrearsof rent due with costs of suit. Tho acceptance of this money by the defendant the | plainti insists was a watver of the warrant, The defendant claimed that. there was no such waiver, and upen W's undertaking to cont fummate the proceedings for dispossession an applica- tion was mace for temporary injunction to this court, which Was granted. A motion to contiaue the Injunction’ was argued st length, after which the Judge took the papers, and Feserved Lis decision, SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. The Validity of a Murringe Certificate in Question. Before Judge Ingraham. ‘Scott rr. Honeyivell.—This case, the full particulars of which havo already been published in the Hrmaup, and in which, At will be remembered, the saifent poiut fs the counter claim Of two alleged wives to the property of the deccased (Scott), e Up On @ motion to appoint a receiver and contirm the referee's report as to the Validity of the marriage cerif- co ‘The Judge, after hearing the argument, took the SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. an Atcachments Issue for a Penalty ina Charter Pavty? King wv. Baker an? Ancther.—An attachment had been is- gned by the plaintif against the ship Ocean Rover for the fum of #17,000, and she bad been seized and detained by the Bheriff. ‘tho claim arose for alleged violation of a stipulation In achorier party, by which a penalty in the sum of $17,000 was agrecd to between the parties for any violation of the men's contained fp that instrument. The defendants contended that a penal sum was not a devt for which an at- tachment cotld be issued. The plainiif argued that it was evidence of adebt stated and agreed between the parties to the contract, The question, thought novel, it was submited, was in favor of the right. ‘The Court, after argument, re- served its ceclsfon, Scudder and Carter tor the motion; 'Isd- win James and King for piaintul. COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR. ALBANY, June 2, 1871. The following 1s the Court of Appeals day caien- dar for June 5:—Nos. 255, 272, 292, 208, lds, 208, 225. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The Wachusett went into commission at the Brooxiyn Navy Yard on the Ist, at half-past ten A, M. Ler ermament consists of two 11-inch guys on pivots, four @-tecn broadside and one 20-pounder rifle, pivoted on forecastle. She was turned over by Commander R. Chandter, of the Navy Yard, to Come mander Charles H. Cushman, and preparations were immediately made to take in stores and pro- visions, She will go to Norfolk and receive a new screw and then leave for a foreygn crutse, Below 18 road of oflicers that have reported jor duty up to jate:— Commander—Charies H. Cushman. Lieutenant Commander and Executive Oplcer— A. S. Baker. Liewenant Commanda-r—G. B. D. Glidden. Licutwnant—W, Graham. Masters—Charies 0. Cornwell, R. M. Thompson. Ensigns—Wiiltam He Turner, J. H. U. Comin, Henry |’. Monahan, D. H. Mahan. Engineers—Chiet—0. H, Luskey; Second Assist- ant—Edward G, Allen. Paymuster—L. YH. Frailey. Passed Assistant Suryeou—William 8, Dixon, Second Lieutenant of Marines—G. 0. Goodioe, Acting Gunner—George Dunn, Acting Carpenter—Gould Northrop, ed surgeon and other oiticeis have not yet re- ported. ‘Tne steamer Fortune, under charge of Mate L. G. Cook, is loading with stores for Newport, Boston and Portsmouth, N. H., and wl sail on the 4th, She will probably be here on her return to Nortolk and Washington, on the 20th, The steam trigate Wabash 1s being fitted for sea ‘with aii despatch at the Boston Navy Yard, She has been tioroughly overhauled, re-pianked and new decks laid, and will leave the bands of the me- chanics as stanch and strong as when she was first Tauuched. She will have one-third more boiler power, and it is expected that she will steam as fast @8 any (ilgate of her size alloat. ARMY ORDERS. Midshipman Nathan Sargent has been ordered to the Constitution. Detached—Licutenant Comman- @er McNair from the Norfolk Navy Yard and Lieus tenant Commander Elencr from the Terror and jaced on waiting orders; Ohief Engineer Fitch m special duty at Fort Hamtiton and leave granted for one year. Comniodore Case, Chief of the Bureau of Ord- nance, and Commodore Ketgnolas, Chiet of the Bu- reau or Eqrupment and Recruiting, who have been on @ tour of inspection on the Pacific coast, have col and résumed ' their duties at the Navy De- ent. CUBANS ADRIFT. {From the Nassau Guardian, May 20.) Brigadier Generai Bernabe Varona and an aide-de- camp arrived here yesterday in the schooner Zebra, having veen picked ap onthe Bank by that vessel. They ett the coast of Cuba in a cance cut from the trunk of a silk cotton tree, simllar to the one now lying ou the Whar at the end of Frederick street, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Bowex—Munro.—In this city, on Thursday, June 1, at Dr. Rogers’ church, Fifth avenue and twenty- rat stecel, by Hey. James M. Bowen, Rey, I. #2 HART BOWEN to MARGARET W., daughter of the late Henry Munro, of this city. BEOKWITH—PrERREPONT.—On Thursday, June 1,° At the residence of the bride's father, in Vitth ave- nue, by the Rey. Dr. Wasiburn, rector of Calvary church, and the v. Dr. Forbes, Dean of the Theo logical Seminary of New York, LEONARD FORBES Beckwith to MARGARETTA WiLLouGHBY, daughter of the Hon, Edwards Pierrepont. CAMFBELL—MrssmoRre.— tn tis city, on Thursday, June 1, at Zion church, Madison avenue, corner Tuirty-eighth street, by the Right Rev. Horatio Boutlgate, rector, HOWARD CAMPUELI, of New York, vo Lizzi, NoRcoM, daughter of Daniel Messmore, of Newark, N. J. CooK—BROWNE.—At Yorkville, on Thursday, June 1, by the Kev, Bailey, Mr. WiLitaM COOK to Miss MARY both of Yorkviile. DAvipsoN~-WHEELER.—On Thursday, June 1,at the residence of the bride, Bridgeport, Conn., by the Rey. Robert Davidson, D.D., of Philadelphia, assisted by Rey. Horace @, Hinsdale, of Bridgeport, and Kev. Biduey G, Law, of hl TS In Tey HENRY HARRIS AVIDSON, IM. Dey Of Nortuport, lel, to Miss JULLA WHEELRK Ds SiLVeR—BLOCK.—On Thursday, June 1, at the New Jerusalem church, New York, by the Rev. J. C. Ager. CaRLL H. De Stiver to Mary H. Buock, No 3. DeArER—DRaAPER.—On Thursday, June 1, at 115 First place, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Charles Hall, Cranies Dnaren, of St, Louts, Mo, to Mary B. Drarer, of Brooklyn, L. L GILLETTE—CURTENIUS.—At_ the First Baptist church, Peoria, Iil., on Thursday, June 1, by the Rey. A. D. Gillette, D. D., and Rev. 8. A. Kingsbury, D. D., WaLTeR BR. GiLLErrs, M. D., of New York, to Miss ANNE CURTENIUS, Of Veorta, HASCALL—HASKELL.—in Brooklyn, on Thursday, June 1, by the Rev. James T. Duryea, D. D., Mr. Baitpy HAScaLy, to Miss Lrzzig J. HASKELL, McCormick —Day.—On Thy ay. Juae 1, at the residence of the bride’s parents, 47 West Nineteenth street, by the Rey. Jolin Gall, D. D., R. HALL Mo- Corsrtox, of Chicago, to Saran Lord, daughter of Henry Day, Esq, McMENEMY—BARRATT.—At_ St. John’s church, New York, on Monday, May 29, by the Rev. Dr. A. Wiswali, James MCMENemyY to Maky Baneerr, all of this city. Staiford (England) and Glasgow (Scotland) papers please copy. RopMAN—SHARPP. —At the residence of the bride's father, on Thursday, June 1, by Rev. W. De L, Grane miss, assisted by Rev, Washington Rodman, Rev. ErskiInz M, RopMAn, rector of Grace church, Plain- field, N. J., to Miss Sanau WICKHAM, daughter of W. F. Sharpe, Esq., of Goshen, N. Y. Norfolk aud Kichmond papers please copy- Rosert—JonNson.—Ou ‘hursuay, June 1, at St. Paul’s chureh, Klaibush, by Rev. Dr. Van ‘Kleeck, CnristorHer D. Ko) to ELLEN A, JOMNSON, dangoter of Henry Johnson, Esq. SLATER—UONNOR.—On Wednesday, May 3%, at the residence of the bride’s mother, by the Rey. W. 4. Pendleton, FRank B. SLATER, of Owego, to GER} TRUE, daughter of the late Noah Connor, of this erty. TRIMBLE—HOLLINGSHEAD.—At Clifton, Staten Island, on Thursday, June i, by the Rev. Jonn C, Eccleston, D. D., JOHN B. TROTBLE, Of Phitadelphia, F,, daughter of H. H. Hollingshead. Van Vorst—Swal yn Wednesday, May 31, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. Vanl D. Van Cleef, WiLLIAM B, VAN Vorst to Katie, only dauga ler of . Swaiv, ali of Jersey City. Died. Briccs.—In Harlem. suddenty, on Tuesday, May 80, ISAAC V., Son of jsaac V. and Hiizaveth priggs, aged 2% years and 6 months, bun Suddeniy, on Toursday, June 1, Mar- GARE? BU Y, in the 60th year of her age. ‘fue funeral will take place from her late residence, 118 Market street, at one o'clock. DOLAN.—On Friday, June 2, at his residence, 22 Mia street, after a lingering illness, PETER 10 Fox.—At her residence at West Farms, on Fifth day, Sixth month, ist, CHar.orre L, Fox, relict of William W. Fox, in the 84th year of her age. q tives and friends of the famuy are Invited to attend the funeral, on First day, the 4th ist, ab tnree o'clock P. M., from her late residence, Car- rlages will be at Harlem Bridge and Third avenue from half-past one until a quarter past two P. M. FUNK.—in Brooklyn, on Thursday, June 1, alter a short but severe illness, JouN HU. Funk, in the 55th year ot his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the members of Steila Lodge, F. and A, M., are respect- fully mvited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, 36 Clinton street, on Suuday afternoon, at two o'clock. GouLD.—At Callao, Peru, on Monday, April 24, THOMAS i a OULD, late ae Caluornia, aged 53 years. + Bangor (Me.) papers please copy. GRIMES.—On sysctl . June 1, Evian, wife of Consiantine Grimes, native of county ‘tyrone, Ire- land, aged 48 years aud 9 months, ‘ine iunerail will take piace from her late resi- dence, 127 West Thirty-third street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, HAV!LAND.—On Friday morning, June 2, HARRIET H, HAVILAND, Widow of Ferris K, Hevilaud, aged 73 years. Funeral from the residence of her son, John MH. Haviland, 354 West Thirty-second street, on Monday morning, at mne o’clock. KELLY.—On Friday, June 2, at his residence, 5: Fast Ninth street, after a short but severe ilies THOMAS KELLY, formerly Superintencert cf Foynes Harbor Company, Limerick. Notice of funeral in Sunday’s paper. Lowg.—At South Yonkers, on Thursday morning, June 1, of typhoid fever, CHARLES LOWE, ipethe 62d Year oth 1s age. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Centreville Church, vil- aaa or Westchester, on Sunday afternoon, at one o’cloc: Lyncx.—On Thursday, June 1, Mary Lynog, aged 50 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her iate residence, No. 1,213 Broadway, corner Fifty-iifth street, on Sunday afternoon, at one o’ciock. The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Moornzap.—On Friday, June 2, Joun MAnTIN HAur, son of Dr. Joseph and Mary Jane Moorhead, aged 3 months. Funeral from the residence of his parents, 357 Frist avenue, tus (Saturday) afternoon, at two o’cloc Monsuing.—On Friday, June 2, Leva, daughter of a and Hannah Mulsnine, aged 9 years and 2 montis. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully trivited to attend the funeral, from the re: dence of her parents, No. 344 Hast Fifty-nintn street, on Sunday afternoon, at hali-past one jock. Monery,—On Thursday, June 1, at his restdenc 12ist street, near avenue A, Hariem, Colonel Jon McLeop Murpiy, aged 44 years, 3 months and 17 days. funeral will take place on Monday, from St. Pr church, 117th street, between ‘Third and Fourth avenues, Harlem, where a solemn requiem mass Will be o‘lered up for tie repose of bis soul, and from thence his remains will be taken to Cal- vary Cemetery for Interment. The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend without further notice, Al a special meeting of the “Wiiham Haw, Jr., Association,” Thursaay evening, June 1}, the foilow- ing preamble and resolutions were passed:— Vv pas the sudden decease of that gallant soulier and honored citizen, Colonel John MoLeod Murphy, bereaves us personally of a beioved friend, ag It deprives the community of a valued member, inerefore be it Resolved, That in sorrowfully recording our great loss, We bear testimony to the many virtues oi the lamented dead, his warm heart in soclal life, his zealous loyalty, his distinguished puolic service on land and sea, as well as in civil life, and his staunch aud consistent republicau principles. Resolved, That we express our deepest sympathy with the family of the departed, in their sore aMic- tion, and that, as a last sad tribute of respect, the members of this Assoctation attend the funeral in a body, on Monday ‘morning, June 6, at St. Paul’s church, 17th street, near Fourth avenue. 8. 8. DOTY, President, Jonn Coorzr, ety Secretaries. 8, D, SBAMAN, Muxrny.—On Wednesday evening, May 31, at her residence, 103 South First street, Brooklyn, K. D., CATHERINE, relict of Anthony Murphy, in the 84th year of her age. , ‘The relatives nud friends of the family, and of her sons, James and John, are respectfully invited to altend the funeral, from the Church of Sts. Peter and Paul, Brooktyn, D., this (Saturday) morning, at hali-pasv ten o’elock, When a sulemn requiem i be celebrated. 2c.—On Thursday, June 1, PaTRick TEE, & nattve of the county Cavan, Ireiand, ‘The faneral will take piace from the resiaence of his son-in-law, George Linton, 853 West Thirty-sixtn street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock. MoKENNA.—On Friday, June 2, at her residence, Fifth avenue, corner 182d street, Harlem, MARY MCKENNA, aged 68 years, Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s paper, ILLIAM NAGLE, NAGLE.—On Weilnesday, May 31, native of the pai of Kirleentirna, county Kerry, 2 years. ends of the family are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 322 Pearl street, on Saturday afternoon, at one o’clock precisely. Hts remains to be taken to Calvary Cometery for interment, Norrn.—On Thursday, June 1, at one o'clock in the afternoon, HENRIETTA, the beloved wife of Thos. North, aged 35 years, 1 month and 4 days. Relatives and friends of the family are respect: folly invited to attend the funeral, from her 1; residence, 472 Sackett street, Brooklyn, this (Satur- day) afternoon, at two o'clock, Osenpieck.—On Thursday, June 1, AvGust J. FRANK, youngest son of Louls and Catharine Ober- dieck, aged 21 years and 10 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respec! fullv invited to attend the faneral, from the re: dence of his parents, corner of Vandyke and Dwight stro on sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. SHANNON. —At Schoharie, N. Y., on Friday morn- ing, June 2, THOMAS SHANNON, late of Brooklyn, in his 63d year, Notice of the faneral hereafter, O'RELLY.—On Wednesday, May 31, MARK O'REILLY, O native of Navan, county Meath, Ire- land, and grandson of Charles Dunn, of Carngarve, Balieporo, county Cavan, in tho 24th year of nis age. ‘The re‘atives and friends of the family andqthose of bis a eh Charles and Bernard, are respect- fully invited to attend the funera}, from his late residence, #03 First avenue, this (Saturday) after. noon, at two o'clock. O'ConNnoR.—On ‘Thursday, June 1, MICHAEL O'CoN- NOR, @ native of the town of Galway, Ireland, aged 26 years. ‘The rplative: and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 60 Clay street, Greenpoint, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. The members of the Galway Ciub are required to be present at half-past twelve o'clock, at their lodge Toom, 115 Bast Broadway, to attend the faneal. PHILLIPS.—On Friday, June 2, ARCHIBALD PHTL+ Lips, aged 76 years. ‘She friends and relatives are invited to attend the fanoral, from the residence of his son, Archibald Philips, Jr., No. afiernoon, at on Powens.—In_ Brooklyn, at her residence, No. 103 Adauis street, PRANCES B, POWERS, Widow of Captain Joshua 2, Powers, in the 66th year of her ago, Funeral services on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully ine vited to attend, scorr.—On Friday, June 2, CLARA GRRTRUDE, ouly child of Charles T. and Julia HH. Scott, aged 4 years and 6 months. ‘The relatives and friends are Le Saat invited to attend the funeral, from 22 West Ninth street, on eg oe hohe ig oe, pa Manz, Wit or ‘TRAvY.—On Thursday, Juno 1, Arthur Tracy, 28 years. Relatives and friends are requested to attend the funeral from nor Jato residence, 60 Navy street, Ps} NEW YORK HERALD, 3, 187L near Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, tis (Saturday) after- noon, at one o’cloc! THomAS.—At Harlem, on Friday morning, June 2, THowAS ‘I1oMAs, Sr., 1 the $4th year of his age. The relatives and frienas of the family are re- specifuliy invited to attend the funeral, from tne residence of his son-in-law, W. P. Jones, 338 East ain Street, on Sunday afternoon, at hal{-past two o’cloci VAN RENSSELAER.--In this city, suddenly, on Thursday evening, June 1, Partcir S. VAN KENS- SELAER, Son of the late Stephen Van Rensselaer, of Albany, in the 65th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from Calvary chureh, corner Fourth avenue and Twonty-first street, on Monday morning, at nine o'clock, VAN SICKLE.—In Galveston, iexas, on Wednes- day evening, May 31, at 81x o'clock, MARY ANN, wife of Stephen Van Sickle, formerly of Brooklyn, N.Y. Suddenly, at Yonkers, on Friday WELLMAN morning, June 2, WILLIAM AvGustus, ouly son of be and Emily A, Wellman, in the 8d year of his age. The reiatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the iuneral, from the residence of his parents, Hawthorne avenue, near Prospect sireet, on Sunday alternoon, at three o’clock. ‘Train leaves Thirtieth street, Mudson River Railroad depot, at nine o’clock A. M. Woopwakp.—On Friday, June 2, Frances E., the beloved wile of Willlam Woodward, aged 33 years. Funeral from Moutgomery avenue, opposite Charles street, Jersey City Heights, on Sunday aiter- noon, at two o'clock. Sr. Helen's, Lancashire, England, papers please cop, SETUATIONS W. 119 BEST 270 St., BETWEEN OTH AND 77H AVS, J inthe rear.—A competent young woman as cook understands all kinds of cooking and baking, game and pou! try; no objection to a private bourding house; good city and country reierence, Can be seen tor two day 129 WEST ISTH STAN ENGLISH PROTESTANT Zed sirtas first clase cook ina private family; re- ferred; the best city reterencs, PN family: sity pre 1G8 WEST.YTH ST.—A Good Cook, WASHER AND » frone ; willing to go fn the country: ence, Can be geen at her present employer’ pA ENT AL Cocks: &c. 995 EAST 41ST 8T., Bi WEEN 2D AND 3D AVS.— As tirst class cook; understands all kinds of eook- nt Laker and good washer and 1oner; good Chambermaids, &c. G] YATES AV, NEAR MYRTLE AV., BROOKLYN.— YL Acompetent gir to do chamberwork aad waiting; no objection to u short distance in the conntry, FAST Sf ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS chambermald and waitress aud to assist in the washing and ironing; po objection to the country. ‘Three years’ rofercnce trou last place. Dresemakers and Seamstresses. 16 SUQUeER BR, BEOORLIN Ae) PERMANENT 3 wou be willing t ist in h = ing oF charge of cbiidren, Adress or call on A. G. 309 MULBERRY s1.—A SWEEDISH LADY WISHES ev 8 situation as dressm 51O THAY,-A DRESSMAKER, PERFECTLY COM- * petent to make suits, evening and bridal cres will go out by the day: understands most machines ; hi latest patterns. Call or address. WOMAN, HAVING SERVED SOME TIME A to dressmaking, wishes an engagement as improver with @ private dressmaker; will be found smart and willing. Address M, D. SHEA, Roselle, N. J. SS OPERATOR ON WHEFLER & WIt- HIRST, OC! son's machine, doing more in one day than any other in two, wishes two or three more engagements in private fami- lea by day oF week, Address, for uo week, B. J Herald otlice, and operator wil call {mmediately. enern! Housework, &c, WEST 35TH ST.—A STRONG, CAPABLE YOUNG 36: woman to do general housework washing and ironing; 411 Bis YOUNG eneral housework in a small private fam- nberw nd waiting. EAST WTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE nirl to do ily, or would do el 5Q] WES? sist 8t—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO OAL fo out vy the day doing housework, or would do washing at her own home, Housekeepers, &r. Q JONES ST, NEAR 4TH.—a YOUNG LADY, FROM ©) Washington, of prepossessing appearance, tintly edu cated, with ‘good, musical quailfications, ns housekeeper In a ido ‘amily ; nc af . PASRSRM famly jue oblection to travel. Call om Misa 19 sourH sri A J An agreeable, ob objection to travelling; 34 way: preferred. 45 PHZABETIL ST.—A8 HO EEPER IN A © hotel or private family, an American woman who has 8 practical knowledge of the Kame. Audress Mrs. PERRY, GG) CARMINE, ST.—AN EXEPRIEN SCOTCH }O2 woman as housekeeper in a hotel; beat testimonials given, Call on or address HOUSEKLEPER. 102 WEST rit St, CORNER STH AV.—As Tot BUS keever or head meat cook in a hotel ; country pr 113 aged widow lady as working houscseeper for a widor ° helor, or in « country hotel. Address HOUSEKEEPEK, Herald oflice, or call {or one week. J57 WEST TH sta LADY OF EXPERTF! +) ¢ housekeeper in a hotel, private famil tution; references exchanged. ' Adcress HN. 4.24. 2 AV FIRST FLOOR, FRONT | ROOM.—A <E young American woman as’ housekeeper, or would take charge of a}nen room ina hotel; city or country; best city reference, No triflers need apply. Cail or address. N ELDERLY LADY AS HOUSEKEEPER OR COM 1. panion—Country or city, by a first class woman; high Teference. Address De Lauoy House, 176 Bleecker st. be- tween Y and 5 o'clock, (OLD NO. 5 AMITY PLACE),— g widow lady as housekeeper; no in every respect reliable, Mra. BROWN, 4TH ST., SECOND BLOCK FROM BROAD- ‘A young ‘lady as housekeeper; with a widower CHARLTON ST., IN THE REAR.—A MIDDLE BAS or public insti for eight aays Laundressess &cy 15S EAST MTN St. FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROO OO Arespectable woman ag tirst derstands fluting and polishing; no obje. good city reference. WEST 28TH ST, THIRD FLOOR—AS FIRST class iaun‘ress ; understands fluting and doing up Hnens, &c., in euperior style; excellent city reference. 4.5 WEST 28D ST, REARTWO SISTERS, TO GO +) to the country; one as first class Iaundress and un- derstanas tluting and polishing; the other as chambermaid or waitress ; excellent reerences, QA7 WEST WD ST. FIRST FLOOR, | FRONT Toom.--A competent woman to go cut by the day as faundress or cook. THO Sas" orl St. AND 2b AV.—FIRS? CLASS WO- OU man wants washing and ironing by the day on Mon- MRS. POWERS, Nersesy &c. OF EAST 10TH ST., HER PRESENT EMPLOYER'S.—A Se) middie aged Protestant woman as nurse; is fully com- petent to take charge of an infant from its birth; has no ob- Jection to go to the country or to travel. Call for two days. SATURDAY. JUNE SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. |__OLERES AND SALESMEN. === [| _sWELP_ WANTED—™ 7m —W. F GOOD ADD! WHO ANTED—GOOD BOO! NVASSERS; THEY Miscellaneous. ARENT, A MAN 03 vamnalva day inthe eitje Address ©. Re, box PHYSICIAN'S WIDOW WOULD LIKE A SITUATION m @ boarding 5: matron. Adi oflce, 1,248 Bro: eee ee eS SungyyEEIEESTEREEEEET eee fo, to take onders. No.’ 7 War- en's room if up siatees YOUNG GERMAN, OF ABILITY, WELL IN FEA- tures, wishes a situation as salesman; speaks English French, Address H. L., Herald off rald office, immediately. WAXTED—A SMART BOY IN AN OYSTER SALOON, German preferred, at RUS "1 house, corner of 22d at, and ih py chemise Sia, 20 iy ool oF hospital as housekeeper or ¥, box Ld Herald Uptown Branch AN EXCELLENT LADY, HIGHLY EDUCATED, rage ay aR roader'in the Vrench, Fngiish and German langna, FIRST CLASS HARDWARE MAN, WITH A GooD | W/ANTED-FOUR WHITE WAITER BOYS, BETWEEN good piano d singer, wishes to devote some hours A trade, wishes an engagement either as salesman or the aces of 17 and 18; must be quick and smart, Ap of the day as cou H to a Lady references. Address | juyer with a wholesaie hardware firm in this city; best of ply at THOMAS, 165 5th ay AMUSEMEN' 1 Herald offic: references as to ability given. Address A., 53 Mi = = — - — — —— ——— ANTED—A GOOD SMART ROY IN A PRIVATE f YOU WANT A COMPETENT LADY TEACHER, YOUNG MAN DESIRES A POSITION AS CLERK stable. one who underatanda the care of horses. Ap» highly recommended, A. iW some ‘mercantiic house. (commission preferred), Fences. at 25 Weat 4ith st, for the English, ARTIST, box 119 F ALESLADY.—W. hand, an’ engac Bostery, gloves, &c. ‘objection to the LADY, Post otlica, ment in the general most satisfactory cily re ntry or to go South. Address SALLI» Nyack, N.Y. r piano and singing, as well as d French languages, address wher, after a year or two, by putting in capital, he can have an interest. Pest of references given and required, Address ©,, box 1,233 Post offic: OOKKE correspondence, | Herald otfice. WANTED IN A WHOLESALE prua rienced man to put up al about 15 years old. Audress box W4ntep4 YOUNG MAN ABOUT 17 OR 18 YEARS ‘old, in ab {naurance oflice; must write @ good hands Address, with reierences and suiary expected, box 5,007 Pow , BY AN EXPERIENCED aney trade, meen; no | [ 2D—ONE OF EXPERIENCE IN Address, with reference, 8. Si. EPER WANT ko, ANTED—A SITUA able person, to tra care ‘and WANTED—BY A NEAT, TIDY AMERICAN P ‘of experience, a children; would Excellent references, at,, Hartford, Conn, Intel) NUMBER OF © A ‘Ast at. IRST CLASS SERVANTS FUR: mployment Ag Wood's Museum, found at the German #ureau, | )RUG CLERK WANTED.—APPLY CORNER BROAD- | odlet DN, BY A HIGHLY RESPECT. Mn “y és —-— ———-——_____ —_» jf walt on an eluerty lag, who | —— er eet oe See. * Bee JANTED—A MAN AND WIFE FOR FARM WORK atiog has. no objection to take CLERK WANTED--FOR NIGHT WORK. AP- the man to work on farm, the woman to rollk anade Of to make hersolt wselut In. a2 Py ee x IT WORK. AP- | eral housework. Call between tue hours of 10 und 12 ply at 510 Grand st., from 9 to 10 A. M. RUG CLERK WANTED.-ONE WHO IS FULLY | === competent and well recommended from his last place. A Apply at 503 dth av., corner 23d at. RY GOODS SALESMAN WANTED,—-APPLY AT POL- LOUK’S Popular Dry Goods Arcade, corner L21st at, A {na hotel; has Ao objection to efty or country; reter- ene given to ast employer. Can be sean at Mr. Taylor's Hotel, corner of Desbrosses and West ats, for one week, and 3d av., Harlem. Cne speakinz German preferred. RUG CLERK WANTED—WELL ACQUAINTED WITH FILE CUTTERS WANTED—ONE MILL CUTTER, & and 10 {n.;one mili cutter, 2 and 14 in. ; one tay the city retat) and prescription trade. Apply at No. 58 ayer cute ter, None but competent workmen need apply at HENRY Hudson ay., frooklyn. DITTSON & BUN'S Keystone Saw, Tool Si¢el and File Works, Front and Laurel hitadelphia, ©. E, t oftics, Nyack, 8.3, MANGAM & C©O,, 39 Nassan st., room 18)4. RSON situation to tuke entire charge of struct them and aselat in plain sewing. tdress Miss J, STERTON, 19 Centre THE TRADES. _ FIKeT CLANS PHOTOGRAPHER WANTED—AP CORWIN'S, 414 Grand st., New York. Steady job. COMPETENT NGINEER WANTS A SITUATION nee OMces. MAN SERVANTS CONSTANTLY Bowery, entrance on Mra, LOWE, TED AT GREEN'S hurtieth street, under KUG CLERK WANTED—ONE THOROUGHLY AC quainted with the prescription business, with good city references, Address SAPO, Heraid office. RUG OERK WANTED—A JUNIOR, WITH ONE OR + 50 West TJ ANTED—FIE servants ment Agency, HEL? WA GIRL WANTED in a smail fauily. A T. STEWART & CO, W{LL GIVE OUT TO RE- | * A . She can obtain a permanent situation for one year. Address A; Sponsivie parties dne ince work, &e. Apply at Broad- | Si7GE) Herall oliee. vw T. STEWART Wheeler Apply, with referonce, at uth st. entrance, loth st. & CO. WANT OPERATORS ON Wiison's machines, worked by steam power, two years’ experience. Apply to Dr. MURKAY, coraer of James and sfadison sis, NTRY CLERKS.—WANT: bing honse, experienced entry clerk Poor, READER WANTED.—APPLY TO WYNKOOP & NALLENBECK, 115 Fulton st., New York. , BY A DRY GOODS JOB. others need MLK HAT TRIMMERS WANTED—AT NO. 13 CROSBY st, Apply on second oor, DAN'L MORPHY. TED—FEMALES. | apply, Address, with references, ENTRY CLEKK, Hernid |S“: ui . 1O DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK often ares i pe TAILORS. WANTED, A. NO. 1 CUSTOM Sa Call at 165 Bast did at, : TOE SALESMAN WANTED.—WANTED, A SALESMAN Address, with reference, box 2.62 New York Post office. , who has a New York trade; one who has a good ade W87p—A SHOP BUTCHER, NO. 200 10TH AV. HANDS, AT BELL! A THOROUGHLY POSTED 172 OTH hotel clerk {s open for an engagement; 18 a ome to ofiice and general supervision ; references first class. Address HOTEL, box 4,154 Post ollice, New York. 10 HOTEL PROPRIETOR W V JANTED—A FIRS ULN'S restaurant, 2 Broadway aud RESSMAKERS,—VF waists and tritnmel Call at 23 Kast vth st, furnished house during the absence of the family for mmer. Address P. L., Herald oflice. PERATORS WANTED ON WHEFLER & WILSON'S fo make jean and iinen drawers; steady machine Work at good rie ANTED—AN rk by thi y ‘ANTE care chamberwo! V of milk, Apply at A WELL lil ee ree aha inmanirouenatecenee: merwrest spectable colored man; no objection to the country; | []¥, CARCON DE SALLE, ARRIVANT DE FRANCE? 18th ste {he best city reference. Apply to J. W. JONES, 103 West | coi cug en villeota la campneno, Stadresser m Vancomph, ELL'S TU! TANTED—FOR A PERMANENT SITUATION, A | yr annp: 5 RR. WH TANGELL'S TURKISH BATHS, LEXINGTON AY, ane " JANTED—A STEREOTYPER, WHO UNDF: corner ith. st, —W: first class cook and laun: W'ist SIRS ala a COT AUELL, ¥t0 Howse? TW Ai tnsisess welt for Hallock press aud joo week: 4 older than twenty-five, | 20 SM Era ee ell T:_ | dress Leader office, Pitsburg. 4 ANTED-—A GERMAN CLERK, FOR A FORWARD. core ‘: Ht Foweeee EPER WANT TANTED—A WET NURS 1 in asm SUS West oth at., near 8th av. ANTED—A NUMBER OF FIRST CLA! girls, tmmediately, WATCH CAS: FINISHERS No others need ap- 13 Maiden lane. ISTOM CUTTER AND TO CUT ; 5 Western trade. Ad- W vy W ANTED.-A GOOD a V ing and commission business. Address, in German and English, box 2,583 Post offle ‘ANTED—IN A DRY GOODS JORBING HOUSE, AN entry clerk; one who vnderstands the brainess; none other need apply, Address, in own handwriting aud full name, box 745 Post office. nd wetter, RY BES ib WALES & CC steady work and best prices paid. TO TAKE CHARGE OF A by pattera, for the § ‘TED—TWO GOOD WORKMEN, ACCUSTOMED: to turning and tittng small brass cocks, Apply at 388 be W ‘2d ay., up stairs. AND_ GARDEN NY LADY OR GENTLEMAN WISHING TO PRO. cure a first class coachman, call on or address M. C. M. 266 7th av. YOUNG FRENCHMAN WISHES A_ SITUATION AS coachman or groou; tirst class city reference. Auddres L.B,, box 104 Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,246 Broadway WA STED-A FOREMAN WHO THOROUCHLY | Ue derstands the cutting of boyw’ and ehiidren's clothings F) ton competent man a first rate position ts offered. Apvly a6 ‘ 154 Cuurch st., up stairs, ; ANT! RIENCED SEAMSTRESS, TO fall at 471 bth bP. M. SITUATION BY A FIRST CLASS, EX~ perienced foreman of a bee! or pork packing or fnspeo- tion house; best reverence from last employ ‘Address Be 8. J., box 118 Herald Uptown Branch offic , WITH A FRESH BREAST ‘at 29 Stn av. RECOMMENDED GIRL 10 TAKE family and assist with the ‘onc GENTLEMAN WANTS A SITUATION FOR HIS nelish, competent aad reliabl chman 5 Call on or address L. B. COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A Ce Protestant young man, in a private family; * understands his business; best city reference, Call on or ad- Di D dress 11 West 18th st. place = des enfants. COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A RE- wR ADYERTIS ‘MANDE--A L'0TEL FIJUX, 10 WAVERLEY une persunue pour la couture ct alder aux soins ING BRADBURY BROTHERS, Nos. 512. and 314 Bowery. Hotel de France, ‘th Moore st. ANTED—A COLORED GIRL TO DO NERAL a es <a a — AW thansewrork tn weronit tamale of three persons. Apply YOUNG MAN, LATELY LANDED, WANTS A SITUA’ | T]NE DEMOISELLE FRANCAISE D'UNE BONNE inetween, das 18 a My i Ty eat xh Co — stands “his busine 3 wells best reference 8 from the old U 1 ed ion desire trouver une famille ou elle pourralt ne ANTED—A GIRL, ABOUT 16 YEARS OLD, TO. AT: y- Call on oF address T. K., 17 East S0thet, livery | Poti Aecommandations, Sadremser B. Mey box 18s tend children and 47th st. ‘do upstairs work, Apply al 42) West Uptown Branch otilee, 1,246 Broadway, neralcment uthe ou pour soceuper des enfants: i i Herald RESPECTABLE COLOR MAN WISHES A SITU- 4 ANTED—A SEAMSTRESS BY THE one to operate on ® machine prejerred. Apply ut 145 West <ith st, femily cewing [88 FRANCAISE PROTESTANTE DEPUIS | PHU danse pays desire entrer dans une famll'e pour les way and Sith et eatants et coudre ow comme femme de chambre; bonves reierence, Stadresser au 1,276 Broadway, de 9 a 1i heures ation as coachman; thoroughly understands his busl- nesa; best city reference.’ Cali at carriage factory, Broad- DAY TO DO TANTED—A GOOD COOK; MUST BE AN EXCEL- lent washer and tr@per. tween 2d and 3d avs., before 12 o'clock. East 18th at, 7 ANTED—A NURS! is obliging and in’ PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION | Pour deux jours. a refers | = .» box 127 | ______ RELIGIOUS NOTLOTS. f \ T LYRIC MALL, 723 SIXTH AVENUE (RESERVOIB square\—Mr. Thomas Gales Forster will speak before tho Soctety of Spiritualists, Sunday, at 10! and 74 o'clock. 3 as conchman in a private family; over ten y ence; fully understands his business. “Address M. Herald odice. SITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN, IN A PRI- te family, by a respectable colored man, with refer- Apply, with reference, at — AND SEAMSTRESS ; ONE WHO dustrious, and willing to go to the country fur the summer, Apply at 478 Lexington av. peek ean Py en a era eC 4 Wn Romance * cond floor. % : MERICAN FREE CHURCH—REV. CHARLES B, TANTED—A NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS, TO, AS oe a Smyth, New York University, entrance 36 Waverley ; pst tn the care ota aa nN wees AAC Oe aEy RESPECTABLE MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS Adniversary Inauguratiom berwork; she must u 7 ANTED—A GIRL must be a good washer and ironer; wages #10, Call, from 10 to 12, at 31 East y others. cers tan erences required, 244 Weat 22d st. hairdressing; best city rel- isco, morning and oveniag, merican Free Church, Juno il. Soats free, ; APTIST CHURCH, SEVENTEENTH STREET, wag Sixthayenue,—The Rev. Robert Cameron, Pastor, ; preach next Lord’s day at 10!g A. M. and 73g P. M. bt conchman and groom ; no objection to the country; beat foference. Call. on or address for two daya J. R., 138'E: Ba st., private stable. 8 COACHMAN-BY A COLORED MAN; BEST RR- ference from last place, where he served for five years, TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK; 20th st. EPISCOPAL | CHURCH, ENTRAL HLODIST OYMENT TO EXPERI. Ww* corner South & y 45th st. +» Must be a good washer and sroner. ANTED-STEADY EMP Gun be seen for tivo Gays at 948 broadway. NTEAL UE See doperators oi ladios’ One. tr ~Wen ne to Seichere) ae = J “Seventh aventie, near Fourtecrth street. Preaching ee ORILL & CO. 34 Walker at SITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN AND | 10!4 A. Myand 74, P.M. by Rev. Andrew Longacre. Tras, — one —— - groom, by een, potent yous hue) no eee telet to the tes in attendance to scat strangers, ALB LSE IMMEDIATELY, DRESSMAKERS AND | Countty; can milk and wil devote bis Wrldress HG. te TRC 3 RE : 4 ote est elty reference. Add % _ HURCH OF THE REFORMATION (EPISCOPAL) pecsperareret Come geatealacaes ee army Se apaiad OF | OM Aiveth streets botween Second and Third avennes.—* wins AOR ot aah he San uian aaa n Rev. Abbott Brown. Rector. Services. 0 Sunday at 10% Ae “St ; ae ¢ COACHMAN WANTS A SITUATION—CITY OR | Mani TQ P.M, Catechetical exervises for children at three. PANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK; country; thoroughly understands the business; capa- | o'clock. ~ 4 Call at 165 Lust ble, willing and generally usetu: jeight years’ unduutted re- | ~ ference, Addres box 146 Herald oiice. V ANTED—AN A} ‘aco, to take are of parents und having good reference. Apply at 105 West 82d st. RICAN GIRL, 14 TO 16 YEARS OF Aidren;' one living with ker CBBRCH OF OUR SAVIOUR (SIXTH UNIVERSAL ‘Tuirty-ifth street, between Filth and Stxth avenues.— Suniay) sermon to children and orning; evening, the final lee ture of the course to young meu, by Kev. J. M. Pullman To-morrow _(Ubildre Bapusinai Service lu the 1 ESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN (PROTESTANT) wishes a situation as coachman «nd grooni Understands his business; has first clasa city rel ANTED—A GIRL ‘and for light cha best city references required. east of dthav. ¢ dress employer, William Dickinson, Exq., 59 Liberty SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS COACH- man; thoPoughiy understands the care and manage- iment of horses; has been 34s years In last place; 13 perfectly Subject—Ideals of Life.”. VANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE HOLY 1 Trinity, Twenty-liret street, between Fifth and Sixth aye ennes, Rev. @. F. Krotel, D. D., pastor—Services Sunday, 4th OF ABOUT 16, AS WAITRESS mberwork {na small private family; Apply at 6itn Bt., first door See —————— | sober, obliging and a careful driver; no objection to the | inst., at lU}g A.M. and 7% P.M. Strangers welcome, WANTED 20 ACTIVE AND ORLIGING GIRLS IN | Country. Gaifon of address A. C., Grabam’s saddiary store, ——— mii sic ‘a private family; one ns cook, Washer and froner, and | 6 University place. ‘ORTH | PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CORNER ‘ the other aschambermatd and to assist with washing and = Thiriy-frat street and Ninth aveou froning. Apply, with references, after 10 A. M. at 286 West YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COACH. | Sireot, Pastor, will preach Sunday, at 13g; subject, “The Syth st. A man and. groom or ae walter ty ry private family or Reco! Coming of Christ, ud iu the evening, at aub- f FE IR PETE SRG BITRE at a would like to get with a family where he can make his | ject ¢ Sisters of Bethan, QV ANTEDONE COOK AND LAUNDRESS AND ONE ‘oa Proteatadt; hes. good Teteronce; eas wake wn | f= er chambermaid and waitress, for a family of three; | elf generally useful. ‘Address, stating terms, to save trou- . R. KEYES, FORMERLY OF THE METHODISY . wages $10 to $12 per month; good ‘references required, Ap- | hie, J SLOANE, care Mra Fitzsimons, Cottage at., Bergon ference, wiii lecture on the “Doctrines of ly, between 8 and 1 Saturday, at 27 West 47th st., between Je uuday evening, at 8 o'clock, In the New { th’and Gb ave. Eas S RIFUATION WANTED IS CAnmeti | prtimlgm, (Swedennorgian) chursd, Thirty-Afth street, Be: F aeRO TTS RCC EY Pe OACHMAN'S SITUATION WAN -IS CAREFUL | twoen Purk and Lexington avenues. is free. ‘The publ Wea: ~A GERMAN GIRL FOR RAL NOUS! and experienced city driver, or to take care of road | are cordially invited. Morning service at 11 o'clock. x Work; none but a German wanted. Apply at 407 West | five years’ reference. Call or address No.2 West | — xt eration Retains = between 9 and 3, | Ey. DR. WESCOTT WILL PREACH IN PLYMOUTH 1 er cal Nene Te aes ~— see eee sanyepeeomneny Baptist churen, Fifty-first street, between th and —A NEAT YOUNG GIRL AS INFANT'S | TVARMER AND GARDENER—MARRIED—WANTED, | Tenth avenues, at ig A. BL and 7% P. M.. Subject inthe red must bo capable of taking entire charge and | in New Jersey, 20 miles distant; German preferred; | eventng—Lhe Israciites’ last nigut ia Egypt.” willing to go in the country for the summer, Apply to-day | nochildren. Call, with reference, at 4) West 18th st. -* —— sear hg (Saturday), between 12 ard 2 o'clock, at 33) West ust st, praendsntandictarndlaseid. soe ————— REV CHARLES Fe ghPBy, AITHL UNIVERSALISE ae D- 20NG, UE. Y ty po | (YOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY AN EXPE- church, Chickering Hail, No. 11 Kast Fourteenth streot, TANTED—A STRONG, HEALTHY WOMAN TO DO | (>) Gnced man; jaa first class driver and groom; can give | Sunday, June 4, I8il. Subject—“The True Ileal of the the housework of asmull private family; must come | ynexceptionable reference from his last empiyer. Cail’ on | Christian Churon.” Seats I Public cordially tnvitea. well recommenied, “Apply at No. Dover st., near Frankiln | Op adress COACHMAN, at Bonner’s saidiery, 67 West ahead oe q equare, before 11 o'clock, $0 st. Re MERRY RICHARDSON, PASTOR OF THR ANTE! 3 URS - New England Congregational churen, corner ade eee a tote alin Banh alii Becca INGLE GERMAN GARDENER WANTED—WHO CAN | aon avenue and Forty-aeventh #treet, will preach on Sunday NA ORs jpeg horas fi er idake heats take fuilcharge of a enticman’s place and one cow. | at 10g A. M. and 7), P. al. Ali fuvited. fi sere Sdidsivunea Gals EEE aD Tit 0b RECA NT SOCIO Ms ee SWEETSER WILL, PREACH TO-MORROW A SE c Ze, BY A YOUR SIN: fs evening in the Bleecker street Cniversuliss old, Address W. 8. A. 64 Bank st, Newark, | GITUATION WANTED Bu Ae ee GERMAN ASIN; | church, corner Downing street, Services at 10:40 A. Mg Bed. 2 greenhouses, Address C. H., Herald ollice, TREE seers Sonera 22" TANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL i100SEWORK SATIO’ TED— ; OM as | QT. THOMAS’ CHURCH.—MORNING PRAYER AND Wa rie be & nod plain cook eed ‘bres ASA ne, | QUO ANE ieeranphiy amenreamdt ie bees | ‘at 9 o'olock ; communton service and sermon at, excellent washer and froner; neat and tily with herself and | bees best reference; counity preierred, Adaress D., box ig service and @ sermon to young men vy the Kitonen,s wages not to exceed $1; references required. AP- | 24 tierals ollee. 4 o'clock. ply at 12) t os = anaes Saat eae TE TT i 0} NTED AS COACHMAN.—AMERICAN XT. LUKE'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, ¥ 50) STANTON youna wavy To | GITUATION J Fae eS ee Ee RTOANS | SU vory-trst street, near sixth avenue.—Preaching wi 103g. OU wash cishes or wart on table in a restaurant by the | Stands gardening and milking; will be generally useful; Is | A.M. and 43, y Kev. C. 8, Harrower, Pastor. week, and go home at night, Ls able; five Years’ reference. Address | tees in attendauce to seat stranyers. 172 WEST 48TH 4 -DRESSMAKER WANTED, y, temperate, ri W., box 105 Herald ott i WASTED-A SITUATION, BY, & You G MAN USED sonal "FURNITURE. 7(Q) FINEAPPLE ST. BETWEEN m11C Brooklyp.—A young woman, inteliig desires a piace as nurse for an invalld; 1s competent and re Mable; would take entire charge of one or more rooms and aasist in any light work; willing to go to a distance; mode rate salary expected ; unexceptionable reference froin. phy Siclan and last employer. Call on or address Miss MCL Le 162 West 28TH ST, ROOM NO. 6.—A RESPECTA- 4 ble young girl to wait on growing cnildren and sew; understands dressinaking. Call or address. 177 UBEINGTON AVA VERY CAPABLE PERSON (( asnurse in any Kind of sickness, or to take care of an invalid lady xs companion and nurse; is qualified in every respect to give satisfaction; can bring fine reference. Call ‘Ai present employer's, 192 STH AYA YOUNG WOMAN AS NURSE AND JZ to assist in plain sewing; no objection to the country. r O05 WEST MTH STA FIRST CLASS NURSR; © ZU) take care ot an infant from iis bith; is fond children; has 17 years’ experience; is a neat sewer; would Ike to accompany’ famuy to the country; best city refer- ence. 94.4. STH AV. TWO RIGHLY RESPECTABLE PRO. 24-E tesiant girls, in the best familie and do chamberwork ; be: WEST 4TH ST, able woman; fuily ‘own up children ap ‘seen at ber last plas U7. Bast, §TH ST., BETWEEN 1ST AND 9D AVS.— e A young Protestant girl, 19 years old, as nurse; can do sewing and all kinds of neediework and braiding; best city reference. TH AV.—AS NURSE FOR A BABY FROM ITS rth up to three years old; understands all kinds ; Pro! ty city reference: NEAR LTH,-A RESP! CT. tent to take charge of an Can jo do chamberwork, WEST UTH ST., NEAR 9TH A’ ‘A RESPECTA- 409 ble widow to.g0i9 England with & family for her Pi to take care of children or an id; would leave when there if desired and revurn in the sick, Call on or address for two daya \ BROOME ST.—A SCOTCH PROTESTANT GIRL to go in the country as child's or invalid Indy" no opjection to travelling; good city reference given, nu GIL BExINGTON AV,, NEAR 88D STA _MONTILY ). nurse wi fe unexceptional city reference. Ci AN REDEREY AMERICAN TADY AS MONTHLY nurse-—17 years’ expertence; is competent In every re Apect; can give the best city reference; terms $10 a week. Address Mrs, L, HOLLAND, station Miacelinncous, 6: VARICK ST., TOP FLOOR.—A YOUNG GIRL TO g0 in the country to work ina dairy ; understands the Sroking ‘of butter, Callon Sunday or Monday morning at 6 ‘clock. WEST 85TH ST.--A GIRL TO DO CARPET, COT- ton or silk wearing 36 JAY 8T., BROOKLYN.—A THOROUGH EDU- cator tor young ladies and children, in want of em- erate, desires pupils for classes; privace lessons and AMEE PEOTABLE SWEDISH GIRL WOULD Or Callforme withe lady, Address 317 FAST 43D ST. few good YOUNG MAN W! bar; understands CAVANAGH'S, corner of Spring and YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS PORTER in a wholesale ‘Address A. ©. tA man, lavely landed, for one week ©, MASSO. SITUATION WAN’ class hotel or re cook and. steward; DONADT, 14 dm 3a oy oy BT _— ceomoneevinn Spear trees wegronresl MB VL es Blade and milk. Celi on or address for one week P, A, L., 379 bast Wanten-ay AN AMERICAN, A SITUATION | i ‘i Ws, _ oe as competent bce elty ey pve: lie 8) understands MAG JOENT BROCATEL Pb begn see cove KSON REQUIRING TI ASSISTANCE OF his business thoroughly and has good reference. Caliator | JL ered in rich olik eovers unde by cele! Turees trained by ‘Medical School of Paris, attentive, address 123 Weat 17th st, ‘Lowen st 400, tor 305 ode do., oval Laces, 1804 with a perfect knowledge of his business, may cail or address _ “== = — four Bap Lig — 5) & Be po eA hake : HELP WANTED—MALES. a eter isle 7 SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPE mg Man, as waiter in Southern hotels, Address WA fangin ste, dressmakers ; Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machine; come ready to work. SITUATIONS WANT D=MAT.ES 415 Grand a SITUATION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG CHANCE FOR PARTIES COMMENCING Magniticent Drawing Koom Suit, Poms dour styie, covered Ereach satin brocatel, cost $450, for 200 ; une dar, Planoforie, cost $750, for $275; Btage Bookcase, Pa 4, Mirrors, Carpets, rosewood, wala Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardrobvs, Mattresses; sacrifee ; pros perty fainfly leaving clty. Cali Before purchasing elsewhere, ——————-—--——_ | 05 West Fifteenth sweet, near Fifth avenue. THOROUGHLY | = Se RAR “s to the care of hor jod driver, Address H. i. AR IST AV.—WANTED, A | Herald ollice. es Ki those who imderatand _ Siebeapdllnedvnpasapesnie WANTED BY AN ENGLISHMAN OF GREAT EXPE- V¥ ‘rience, a situation as coachman and groom; has good city reference from last place. Call at or address 23 West 2ud st., private stable. hot ISHES A? SITUATION TO TEND { - TANTED-SITUATION AS ’ = = — (A —- or call at | VW Aincerntanda caro and. management of tn MAGNIFICENT DOURLE LATEST STYLE PARL road horses; first class references; will be highly recom. | Suit, made io order, nearly new, cost 8600, will be Inetded by last employer,” Address J, O., box 122 Herald | for g2/5/ ong do. atin brocatel, $100; four walnut repe Suits, from 60 up; rosewood Flanoforte; a variety of Pare lor, Chamber, Dining Room Furniture; Mattresses, Mirroray, Chairs, Lotnges, rich Cut Ginaw and Dinner Sels, dc., at a sucrle cker street, between Broadway store; has had 4 years'experi- | oilice, Pl NESTE oe -ANTED—BY A COLORED MAN, A SITUATION AS coachman ; good reference, city or country. Apply at No. 5 West Lith si. tiee. ‘on a farm: can take care of horses arniicent Pianoforte, B.—Also for sale, & ven ovtavey cost 36, for au. oe ”s GENTS WANTED—FOR A NEW AND GOOD BOOK, | To#eo0" case, superior tone, euciusive Verriiory and TOINCUTE & OG. ub Boed on TTENTION.—D. O'FARRELL, 200 EIGHTH AVE noe, corner Twentietn stres is now fet large And sp eniid assortment of Carpets, Furniture and Bed At very low prices. Weekly or mouthly payment taken, \ 1. STEWART & CO. WANT WELL EDUCATI A ¢ and intelligent cash boys, who will be promoted as ac ae oaks tho English nod Germans peteat. Apply, with reterences. Broadway and 10th se | To eNtrURE, CARPET AND BEDDING AT REDUCED. ITER, Ecktord liouse, corner Hous NY PERSON DESIRING TO EMPLOY THE WHOLE | XL PT ool cheetl *F warrlonens, 800 Bigush aveasee™ ‘or part of their time with protit can learn of an unusually ‘cook; pastry, country; best rete! Thompson st. COUNTRY. A MAN ) on agent pial farming and) twking make himseif useful stands milk and butter a Mott at., near Houston, f wo of tonabie PANT! u 4 Went Lith | esty and sobriely. Ci V ANTED—EMPLOY: references and security ‘Whitehall MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS FIRST care of horsi about the hi ENT BARTENDERS, erence, are open to an Call on or address “| Qn D—BY A YOUNG FRENCHMAN, A SITUA. 2 ‘as cuisinier, in STiake char of and can furnish good clty references. Address yy ANT A MAN AND WIFE, THE CHARGE OF ANTED—BY A RESPKCTABLE ENGLISHMAN, A situation as firet class waiter in a objection to the country; can be high present employer. Oall on or address Protestant young, man, 20 years of age; first class Monthly and weekiy payments taken, MPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS.—CARPETS, FUR- ure, Bedding, &e., at reduced prices; weekly of favo nble opportunity by addressing the CUBAN LEAGUE, box 3,728 New York Post oilice, OYS FROM 13 TO 15 YEARS OLD WANTED—IN THE be bread ana every branch; for city or Inquire wt 184 Sullivan at., or 47 thiy payments taken at GRELNES, 904 Eighth avenue, we cs ee ah Bova eof w large dry goods store, Address J. G.84 | Sener fwenty-ufth sites eh AND WIFE WANT SITUATIONS = KY ; ; x aces fONTHLY O8 WEEKLY PAYMENTS—CaRvE! co In the country; man understan AANVASSERS encycLo. | MfOYTHEY Or adug ee, a WANTED. —CHAMBERS i WM. SCOTT & ind cows; is willing to + the wife fully under. Call at 236 J pedia, Cassell" i Books, ke. DO. Ilo South 7th st., Philadelphia, RT HAND WRITER WANTED—WHO WRITES A hand, is « good speller, and writes 120 words « min- steady employment, Address DEALY & CUNNINGHAM, 886 Third avenue, near Twenty-eighth sirees Prices lower than any other house in the ci AKE NOTIC! nd general housework, ront basement. RING COMPELLED TO DISPOSE of four story ‘residence, 124 Weep eet, near Sixth averiue, will sell, for cash, ab haif original cost, Parior Sait, 275; rep do. 860; Carpe Brussels, {rum 406. per yard; Bedroom Suits, from 845, OF UNEXCEP- wement in city oF D, 250 Ist av. 4 moderat . HOLL, EWARD.—A THOROUGH EXPERIENCED MAN TO |. Address, with reverence jew York Post oftice, rivate family ; d tim DENTISTRY. SPECIALTY.-LAUGHING GAS FOR EBXTRAQ- SERCIAV TSS abe frat tooth; Ode, each addititional, '} COLBY, Dentist, 32 Kast Fourteents street, three ‘wost of Union square. EUROPE. RRLALN, 15 RUE DE LA PAIX, PARIS, Ambrosia Cream for Shaving. ouable Perfumes for the Handkerchief. Kau Lustraie for the Hair, Fan de Cologue .preparations speciale), = = ksh hh PINS eee ee - - WANTED TWO, ERRAND BOYS.” ADDRESS T, Vox 128 Herald office. W'SFEO5AN AMERICAN BOY, 14 T0 16, IN FAMILY Of Dr, PARKER, 143 Weet 20th at. reference for hon- 245 Kast 65th st, Wan. a panda WAITER IN A DINING SALOON, | = rivate family’ no recommenced by 17 Wes ‘MENT IN HOTEL OR STORE, BY Lad WANTED YIRST CLASS CANVASSER FOR ADVER- u liberal terma, Address box 1,041 Post ole. TANTED-TWO SMART BOYS FOR A LUNCH JONKLIN'S, 42 White st Address K. required. No, 8 . in hot ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN OF E3 the hotel business, a situation, or would rent or take charge in this city or country; could’ command considerable | 747s yrED ALE HOUSE, BOY, ABOU an ——" Spas np San eee ores, Address ENTERPRISE, Herald WW iiyears satan, active, wii meets, © I eda- EYES AND EARS. ive the best references as mercer apie m paepamene n= ANTED—BY A PERSON OF LARGE EXPERIENCE JANTED—A BOY TO W. it ON TABLES AT NOS Broad + Apply from 9tol A.M. V ANTED—A’ BOY FOR A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER office. Address, stating age and reference, Ay box 3,525 ost oflice. EXCHANGE. AILROAD BONDS WANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR RA eRovimn Hcuves neae ferries, of Love neat depoly Fase ; 40m from New York®. saic ; 49 minutes from COPELAND, 83 Pine strect, hotel m efty or country, Address family, and able | ao, lerald oilice, employment daily. CLERKS AND SALESMEN. _ : GOOD BOOKKEE?P! DESIRES A FEW WOURS'’ ‘Adarees Lee box iv de RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES.-BAUCH & GOUGELe A MANN (formerly with Professor Boissonneau, of Parta), Makers and inserters of toe {mproved Arufcial Human apa Steet, N, B,—-Thesg eves are endorsed by fault yo ‘Aditvess box 109 Her it -ANTED_AN OFFICE BOY; MUST BE SMART, OF ANTED-AN OF Ki) character ‘with hy ts, FS A TOURS | sarong ren kadwsiine: tox uo New York Fost odes