The New York Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1871, Page 12

12 ~ CALVARY CEMETERY. Camplaints Still the Order of the Day, and No Denial of the Charges from the Cemetery Managers—What Catholics Have to Say About the Matter. Tt would seem, Judging from the compiaints that @oatinue to be made as to tie misinanagement of Cemetery, that those who have it in their season ob the abuses complained of have Bot as yet seen Mit ro do their duty, There are many ‘who contend that to expose the abuses wiil only serve to make the parties at fauli all the more per- mstent in thelr mismanagement, tf for uo other rea. | son than to show that they cannot be “iorced’? to | do what is right and proper they should do, | But it is hardly possibile’ that this stubborn spirit | exists to such an extent, if it exists at) all, as to presume to piace itself in direct opposition | to the will and wishes of the great majority of tne Catholics of this city and neigibvorhood; for, deny % who may, the Catholics are thoroughly aroused on the subject of a change in the way the Cemetery te managed. It may do very well for well-ineaning peng acertain ciassto say that the Caiolics are “indignant” that THE EXPOSURES should have been made, and that they feel that a Diew has been struck at them as Catholics by what has veen published concerning the Cemetery; but the argument isa very fimsy one. The good Catholics of New York are anxtous that the cemetery’s sflaira should be conducted in @ manner that will not Jeave the managemsnt open to assauit, and no amount of quibbliag about “how bad the thing will look” if the charges agalaat the cemetery peopie are pressed home can prevent them tron feeling “indignant”? that anybody should attempt to screen the wrong-doers. They know that there ts more disgrace in allowing the cemetery to be a by-word in everybody’s moutn than, for the sake of peace ana gaiet, in allowing things to go on aa they Rave been going on during the past few years. True, there are catholics who would Father not have the talk about the cemetery made public; but in compartson with those who care nothing for quiobie and expe- @ienctes, and who want the cemetery managed Properly, they are au insignificant minority. The exposures asto the negiect of duty on the part of those who have the affairs of the cemetery in charge were made with the sole aim of correcting the abuses which exist, and Catholics who have eyes to see for themselves how the cemetery is Beglected and its best interests overlooked by its | managers understand this thoroughly. Corby Agnin—Ne Mukrs a Bold Chaltenze. | ‘The following letter will, no doubt, attract atren+ H don trom the quarters most concerned:— New Yor« Nov. 20, 1871. To THE Eprron oF THE HERALD:— t In the interest of over 400,000 Catholics in New York, Lhope you wit! not allow the matter of the management of Calvary Cemetery to rest without. further explanation from the proper authorities, ‘The letters which appeared tn last Sunday’s HERALD 4n reply to some oj the charges made do really only rm them, aa I cun show by a few bref extracts from each. J will take them in with the surveyor:— reverse order, and dispensation men as Jeremiah Devin, Bugene Kelly, W. O'Brien, Rover: J. ston, George Hecker. Varro. Mr. Gilbert, a Daly, &c, euch mea as are acc uainted with ‘tal matters. combines with Dossessing some rt culture and taste. and let pod Gutila Rew election. put them temporarily in haree of Caivary Cemotery and give the public a aonupats of the annual report, He snould w anily et rit of the present ring. so that we shail not have the Hart family andertaking the jobs of un- dertaker, superintendent of the Cemetery, time- keeper and sexton, & ther with the oftice of Car | a, ume JUSTICE. dipal, at the same time. | Yet Another Complai He Wante the Service im the pst Chapel Made Im- Drensive. New York, Nov. 17, 1871. To THB Epivor OF THE HERALD:— Having recently read a card in your Journal from the Rev, Thomas Joyce, the chaplain of Catvary Cemetery, aenying the charge of indifference tn the religious rites periormed over the tead in the Mor- tuary Onapel, | beg leave to say that, having visited the cemetery on last Sunday, | found things there as staied in your paper. In the chapel the people are exposed to the draft of cold air by reason there being no vestibule to it, and are interrapted in their devotions by the pounding away at the door to bave it opened tor tne admission of another corpse. A young man, with @ flashy green neckile, et of by & Naming red head, makes the responses ly ov moving his lips, while his eves watider around the chapel in every direction all the time. He uses a rusty iron spade for putting clay over the cofin daring the ceremony, instead of something more portapie and ornamental—say a silver trowel or a large spoon. Could not a boy do the work at winch he ts employed, as ts done at the altars ot the charches, and let nim earn a living at some more congenial employment—a big strong man as he is? Why 18 not the attendant of the priest havited in surphice and cas<ock, as be ought to be? And why does the priest mumbie and sur over the prayers, with 9 parenthetical tone of voice only by which w break ihe ~omsent of bis ut he says to the people—*"Do oor Our Father priest has oniy one sualifegtion r his position, and that te a lugabrious countenance, with a weird gray eye. Any one wae hasever beard the solemn, mens. ured tones of an Episcopal ciergyman on such Occasion, snd compares them with the ‘maietines aud alurein utterances of this man, would be in- cimed to think the Catoolic service very inferior, But compare this pauper service at the Mortnary Chapet of Calvary with a high mass for the dead th any of our Churches and it Will appear ee Mlemannzement of (alvary Cemetery. [From the Long Island City Press.) The manoer in whicn aifalrs are conuucted in Cal. vary Cometery of late has become a topic of general interest tu the community at large, and particularly wo ies Owulng graves, and who may be calied upon at any time to pertorm the painiul taak of in- terring their deceased relatives, Apart from the various complatnts mentioned in Jast Sunday’: HERALD @ few more remain undis- closed, and would, no doub:, never meet theeyes of ' an tndignant community but for the acuvity and enterprise of the press reporters, An instance occurred scarcely two weeks ago, In whica the parties who figured as principal mourn- ers, were sutjected to such & sever. shock to their = feelings as to conmand, at least, a punlic Investigation into the ridiculous ‘mismanagement of affairs at that place, ‘The partica.ars of the case in — re subsiautially a8 follows:—A Mr, and siding im Mrooklyn, were visiied by a of Provuience, tm the joss of their only child, an interesting creature ir. Boyle, with Pa veets xeneromey, devotes the of about thirtecn months. According to the regula- ter purt of his lel biography of Mr. rolin, Whose capaci sition of Superin- ite by telling us that hs friend Carolin was an unsnocessiul dry Jobber “away down south, in Cedar street.’? iD 1857, and iound it necessary to seek some other means for a livelinood. In other words, Mr. Qarvitn’s nop-sncce:s as a eee is an for bis success as of Mr. Boyle tes us that in some parts oi the cemetery the foliage (as he calls = witlows planved by Jotholders) ts thick—“‘rather taick"—while im other paris the trees ‘have = yet come up, or else have not been yet planted.” The idea of trees oelng included which have not Deen yet planted is rather ortginal, and | give Mr. Boyle tall credit tor nis incusd nun MELAS his trees, which are conspicuous by their absence. Alter Mr. Boyle has botled over with Byroutc inaig- ons prescrived by tne trustees of Calvary the ne- cessary twen! interment was giv the usual fee required in such instance was duly paid, together witu the tec of interiweut, which is @ take home separate charge. By his latter.jee, as its pame will Indicate, 1% is Meaot that lor the same consideration the body of the acceased person stall oe duly in- terred, which to an ordivary Comprenension would ney ‘that the body snail be aeposited aud the grave Ned op, four hours’ notice previous tw en by the father of the child, and On te fol'owteg day, when the grie' ved pare! brought their chitd to the cemetery for burial, it Was deposited in the grave, ani two or three shovel- 1uis of clay thrown on the coftin, demanded’ an explanation the gravediggers tuld him that the grave adjeiming would be opened in a few hours, Imagine the feelings of the former when he returned When the tather then both graves wonld be filled up, ee he asks us to remember that, althougn he the following day and found the grave in tbe sawe has more to say In relerence to the cemetery tnan condition a3 ho had lett it the vay previ sar of the other correspondents, he reaily has had 1 at casual and subordmate connection with ry. At the same tine, while he tries to re- ny Bimeeli from the imputation ot aisfguring Calvary, ne claims some ment tor his connection ‘with the ewheliisnment of Greenwoot, Buta glaring | anachronism wi destroy his preteprion, for tt may be Membered tnat Greenwood is the work of Mr. Viele, who laid it out before Mr. Korie left the “ould sod.” As weil might the common tabor- ers who have worked there ciuim the meri! of its emvelisument as Mr. Boyie. The map of Calvary fs but a mere oullme of tne groand, with a tow Diack marks over the green to indicate, | presume, the trecs which lar. Bovle telis us “have not been yet planted.”” In some paris of the he Roem 4 the graves ure flush with the rvad, and there is “five ject of space” left to plant trees, Mr. Hart answers the charge that the Trustees of the Cathedral are seli-vonstituted py telling ax, in ao ironical manner, hat at the last election the mMterest of the congregation was ao intense that only twelve persons attended. Of these twelve the majority were, duubtiess, the trustees themselves. He does not inform us whetner due notice was given Of the time and place of electton. He does not tell us that nw father was for many years the superin tendent of Calvary; that anower reiauve—a Hart— 3s the time-keeper there; whi.e he himself oMciates as sexton of the Cathedral. Mr. Dines Carolin tells us what he doer not know, Dut we want to learn only what hedoes know. He telis us the Bishop and not the Chanceltor ts respon- sible for the moneys collected fur the seminury at Troy. No doubt he ix, in an equivocal sense, and 80 fe the Pope responsible for the Bisnop; but wil ur. Carolin auswer, without quivble or evasion, cate- goricully, the ‘ollowing queations:— 1, Why has the annual report been withheld from the public (nix year, and what is done with all tae Moneys derived from the sale of lots and a of Sn at Calvary Cemetery, of whicn he is ntendenty Why is not the Cemetery kept in better order? way re the avenues there but rade tnrrows, with. out gravel, out gutters, without bordera? why gre the arave mounds, to a great extent, ae sodded? there not a watt retiring longe se baue, for the ase of taties who are Compeliet to remain in carriages tor several nours? Why are not the employés of the Cemetery desig- Rated by auntorm or & badge, mn order thatthe pablic can distinguish them when they want their Services? Why are nut the entrances to the Ceme- tery @ littie better hau to @ drove yard, and why arethere not any sheds with water troughs for forsee? Why bas the office in the Cemetery been Made so like to a stabler 3. Why does Mr. Carolin continue to hold an Office for wich he is eminently so unfiited by jack Of taste and culture? Now, ax tothe tusolent reply of the pastor of the Cataedral to tue HekALD Commissioner who waited ‘upon him tor informauoa. Hels reported to have said that the allegations made agaiust the authori. tes were the acts of “low people whose words should not be put upow @ level with those of Dimeetf! or the Bishop.” Thm man, in bis Wule brief authority in the absence of the Bishop seemed to forge! that the Church in thia country 16 by mony red bythe bayouets of autocrata The omy two men in New York exiat whose woras are worthy of belief would make our enuy almost as bad as Bodom, where ten just men were Rot to be found. Let this cleneal autocrat beware that he dees not bring s “Hudson Church war’ 3. H. CORBY, age His Cabi. ‘wpon the archbisbop uf New York. New Yo Roy. 19, 1971, To Tax Eviror op rae Henan: 1 bad expected to see some answer made, ere this, by ‘he Calvary Cemetery King to the charges brought against them. Fheir silence may, there- fore, be consirued asa piesa of gutity. But what satisiaction can Uus be tw the Roman Vatholics of New Yorky No pares community would tolerate such » mode of doing business as the Irish Catholics of New York do. rae German Catholics always man- age their own Nasnces, independent oO clerical dio. tation. The frist, having veen so song deprived of gel) government by Engst despotism, alone found willing Ww yleid thelr money up when culled On and not demand apy statement of the manner in which i is expended. ‘Inetr newspapers in tna country are ai! controiled by seltisn. mercenary Men, Who are always ready 10 betray their in.er- ests for personal consideration. ‘The Cathulic press | fe almost eutirei: under rical influence, and we | Dave nota single organ of te laity, or one which would publish any communmeation or make any criticism adverse to those In power. and independ ent in its ove. Our trian churcties, althougp hav- ing the sembiance of 3 hoard vi trustees ure. really rau by the sextou, Who owes bis appomtm pi to ee pastor o} the church, ‘these sextoos nave all become the weaitbiest men in the congregations and their wiver and twugliters occupy the best pews, in many of the churches the sexton is alxo the treasa- ver. Many prieswa with & nominal salary o1 ont Seeery really an income of vver ten wousun? joliara, derived from jees tor ihe administrative of ‘the sacraments of vaptism aud marrage, which is contrary to the decrees of the Vounell oF Trent, ‘whick, require Wat ali the sacraments shall be ad: Munisterey Witvoul fee oF avy Kini, [tb us also simony 10 speculate in cemeteries, even tor the pur. pose of Jrawing money te the Uhuren. Ail Caibonie cemeteries should be provided inerely for the pur nee of aDord:ng Chriv hg bunal, and when fw Uasbollos. consider “ae sta of afuirs in Q0 of baking. Can ve seen at ber present en 109 + her business ip all ference. 117 marketing if required. 150 = fronine; 80 objection to @ private boarding buuse; iv 145 WEST ern ST., IN T ne washing; bo objections w the coun! 221 city ref 238 the ing; an excellent baker ; ls a good couk, washer and troser; | Darties, club roome oF ons, flow woul It bave been in the event of voty- maichers putiing Mm an appearance during tne Bight? The rematns hag only an inch or su of dirt Over them to oppose their designs. It is but justice to & pavontving Catholic pubic that proper iIneasures: Shall be token to xecure their dead trom the sacri- Jegious touch of the metical “‘vutcner __- SITUATIONS ee eae Pooks, de. 4) WERT 8TH ST.-A RESPECTARLE GIRL AB cook, washer and irover; city reference. WEST ISTH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN ‘As ayiner ie in = private family; undersiands all Kinds ing.- A Pro ighly nnderetande hea, coautry preierred; beet re- WERT T.—AB FIRST CLARKS ENQLISI cook Ina ie family; bas seven yeurs’ reference; bo objectiona 10 the country 5 18 able tu take entire charge of WERT 2TH &T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL as good cook : excelent baker: will nenist with waab- reference. RTORE—& COMPR. baker, an! asmiet ith 3 beat eny referen WEST BINT ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND STH AVR, rear. As firnt clase covk; thorou, bly upderstanas ‘would asatet with the Feqi best ines: wasning if ference. woman as cook and EAST em st. TWEEN 2D AND | 3p peoow As firrt claw Qo0k; noderstapde all kinds of evok- city reference. 426 Sas west «orn 87. REAR | BUILDING.—A FIRST clase cook to go aut by the day or week for balls, private; best city refereoce. RESPECTARLE ENGLISH WOMAN WISHES A situation as cook and housekeeper in private famliy enora, Adurees as house apd laly’s maid; guod reier. bore erald offce s™ THE GREAT THANESGIVING CARTOON TODAY, FOR WHAT WE ARH AsOUT TO KNOW MAZB Us TRULY THANAFUL, w Tie RVENING TRLEORAM, WAT NO BNOOKLYN PAPER DARK PSULIBA, & FULL ExrosuRR oF THE RINs FRAUDS, FACTS AND FIGURER, ASTOUNDING KEVELATIONS, see TOR EVENING TELEGRAM, ALL TIMR BALLS AND PARTIES, YULL REPORTS, ETC, ALL IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM. Chambermaide. &, WEST 19TH 8T.—A YOUNG AMERICAN qiechaunbermald aad to sane with watvogs creck 140 lent rete 36 HICKS &T, CORNER SUFFOLK, B Are bie girl to do up at i ins private famiv, good referenca nw 2 Q]5 3 av., BETWREN torn A 7 RTS. 1.21% respectable Protestant girl as LARD Tan STa— A and jaitress, OF WONG Assist wilh washing, 2p ay. Ni Fi 1.537 RAY COR OTH 8T., RECOND #8 chambermand aud wastress ‘or 0" ‘oo Hi Family ; ety refer. ence, Dresemakers and Seamstresses. 109 TEST ee ET CLADIES AND INFANTS* wardrobes wnade to order: superior work; earapies to be seen: tucking, ruling and puiling m hare TRACY, AND CHILDREN'S sunnb.e terme, WEST 22D 8T,, BETWEEN 6TH AND ITH AV® avd elegant suite made. price trom gid milite evening dreasee made ai very abort gotlce, TPTOS. No sign. TWh N 2D AND 3D AVs., A competent dressm: upward lnquire for ore a, Porn BROADWAY AND by 249 AST 49TH 3ST. THIRD ruUOR, é Swedieb gir. who understanus drese nperaies op Singers anc Wheeler x WANeS& POTMAUEDL situalon ae seamsl femluy. -& YOUNG m0 d es, and faimiy sewine of all Kinds, cut and | Oressmakera and WEST ¢ITH &T., SECOND moos. #1 eons Cie aa san Sane Whe Frees 3 machine, can be we; seoiamendeds ended: ‘Call fortwo dare «OT WEeT aa 8T.-A COMPETENT YOUNG poseen, to of ons Ry ne Se oF to families or all kinds of dressmaking or ay Fa anise os ae if Call on Pet or atitchi or address 4% EAST STH €T.—A FIRST C!.ASS SFAMSTRESS wishes @ fe day or week ; can operate on Wheeler & Witon's ns asckiog | stl AV. DRESSES | MAD e AAY ATOMS MADE THE LatEsT | General Housework, &r, 220 WEST SIST St., RETWEEN 7TA AND 8TH AVS. A respoctabie woman to 40 general housework in a city reference. 999 } w 27TH BT, THIRD PLOOR,—A COMPE- girl, lately landed, to do general Fon Bhan in Semel (ams ly or as cbambermaid oF waitress QA4 EART BOTH 8T.-A RESPECTABLE aw TO aan wr, general housework for a amail private family; 342 ey ure ST.—A RESPECTABLE ral honsework; no objecti berwork.or orale: reterence. EAST 4TH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE. GIR To Do 435 Ebert housework; Is a good essa oa troner; reference. 2123 mae small private family ; best reference, Heucenceners; der, 16 FORSYTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WIDOW as working housekeeper, or would take charge of an invalid lady ; city references, 17 seouraow Rs saat, SPRINO.—A (RESPECT. able German widow lady as housek respect able elderly bathelor or widower. re ee HAMILTON ST, jag Se arene ip-otorey Saar ‘competes as housek vale 3 beat referetees. Call on or addrens Ee Bey Prvne familys 91 SANDS 8T., BROOKER A Lapy grviNo, uP housekeeping would doe gah overlook or nsekeeper Jv a gen'leman’s fa ce, widowers, or ina aye mee good; nas ‘ravelle Ee aaah eh ed Europe or any part of the utates; ighest references, Addrese WOMAN TO to do cham 101.2 EST STH ST.—A LADY OF THH WEST, OF refined and pleasing address, as housekeener ; witow- gris family preferred: one who world like some ome 17 make home pleasan. and 1; references exchanged. (all on or adéress for swo days Mra. LABELLA 152 LEXINGTON AV.—AN ACTIVE LADY, with 1 g00d ably, thorouzhly oom ‘and. domesticat- & tirst class A Estee ACCOMPLISHED, pRgpaivn nonnany aoa aty nt as hous per Widower prterred) or Fmanctal position sat mayne: estoy references exchanged. rT AVENUE, box 2,426 Post office, — 4 aide gel aad a ee egal fag ant erm ly. preponse: shares of 5 2 maviomans sheuse or of ent tod: Ing Addrers for two bce oaly P. C. K., Herald Uptows Branch ottice, 1,265 Broadw: | Lannirenses, &e, 23 CHARLES ST., TOP FLUOR.—A RESPECTABLE colored woman as first class afr hs wishes some gentlemen's or families’ washing; also fi luting done at Short noes. 40) WET, STH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN would Iike a few gent'emen's washing at her own Bonse; beste! y re.erence. Call for two days, 137 WESt.ttH St. TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM.—A respectable woman to take in washing and ironing; understands Hating. 40 WEST U8? 87. CORNER RROADWAY.—A respectable womad to co ‘adies’ or gentlemen's washing; would take a fi washing. ure, CULLEN. (RING FRONT RONT DOOR BFLL.—A washing to 151 EAR? 82 &! ST. table poor ber own house. 15¢ WEST 27TH ST, REAR HOUSE, TOP FLOOR— Jed A respectable woman sohchs wasnine to do at her house; 75 cents per dozer 219 WEST 18TH 8T.—A YOUNG PROTESTANT | aRL ae frat class laundress, be seen for two Gaya. 242 WEST 80T:1 ST. TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM.—A ctable women to go out by the day to wasn and iron, or would tak nities? wasbing at 248 se geet ayn ST., BETWEEN BROADWAY. "AND ‘A _reepectable take in washing or go out by tbe day: uolerstande alt inde of fnt= ing required, Osi) on or address Mra, uae 345 WEST TH 8T., BETWEEN 8TH AND #H ava. fist Ooor, Sep room.—A competent laundress to .g0 out by the diy: good olty reference. QC 6TH AV.—PINE WASHING AND LACES DORE 4 up in the neatem style; also iace curiatos at $1 and 3% per pair. apply to Mrr, ED. LIKTZ, tret Goo ft) BROAPWAY, CORNER OF 41ST ST.—A RE- 7, 403 syectahle woman to do washing for a few priva'e {ainiites oF genticmen ‘Or wouid go out by tbe day or week clean stores, oftices, ke. ; best reierence. Nurace, a. 46 ) CHARLTON sl A YOUNG GIRL, AGLD M, JUST landed trom make nersel! gener iy usefnt 10 @ famity. f would go out by jhe day, \ and, to take charge of ohiidren and | “Address Mise Q. HERALD, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1871.—TRIPLE SHEET. COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. SITUATIONS WANTED—#EMALEN, 2 ANTED-A CMAN UR. “Milere dameous. : a a ee th ara ae im) / 10,000 testers of late have gover been used. J dare a ESIDENT OR DAILY GOVERN § 88a LADY OF wishes ao fare abet teaches t all tranches fh roughly oy soca Ve roneh (Parisian) and ermao sell leg a , oend references. A dress H, H. H., box Hi iHerald Uptown ch office, 1,265 Broa way. TTAITING OOVERNES.— AW ENCLISH baby, FULLY Viejuibed ante Hnglah, Frenel, Latin, music drawing and ‘water colores higuest’ ret ‘duress RUGBY, box 119 Herald ouiee. ANTED—RY A YOUNG LADY OF EXCFLI onitlon a Some gentesl capachy: tm i \ y! ‘1 ol = THE OREAT THANKSGIVING CARTOON TO-DAY, FOR WHAT WE ARE ABOUT 10 KNOW MAKE V8 TRULY THANKFUL, nv rie EVENING TELEGRAM, WHAT NO BKOOKLYN PAPEB DARE PusLisn, ¥ amannensia: fined surrvun-ings and handy at moat « ytuiag womanly, Address MINNA SOTA, Brooklyn Post ollice, | Intelligencs Mes. ERMAN SERVANTS POR ALL, POSITIONS, CAPA- A FULL iXPosuRE OF G ay = constantly found ay 23 Bowory, TUR BING FRAUDS. FACTS AND FIGURES, wen HELP WANTRDEEMALES ASTUUNDING REVELATIONS. A MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN LADY WARTED—ONR — Wipe ys findine Sayage el ren a Riad bry een SEK THE tot nwehold dnties un a nmalt tumily residing . pals oo ten titan ores lgtance front the city. ” gddress, EVENING TELEGRAM, giving relerences, Mrs. W. H., box 8,872 Pot othee, 4 wane. -AGED ‘ TARY pail gp ind nie in a xeeper in a smali family; one desiring a je an moderate wages only acceptable. Address A. H. D., bux 1/3 Broot.lyn (N, ¥.) Poat off. ce. NGELL'S, TURKISH | BATH, LEXINGTON | AV.. corner of 26th st., want a competent, intelligent, Indas- ' istous hourekeeper, not older than lao two Protestaut | ALL THE BAULS AND PARTIES, FULL REPORTS, ETC., ALL IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM, oi HKLP _WANTED—WAL. HEN. Gira, one up stairs, one in laundry; reterences required. cosoene RE Re NOFLI'S T RKISH BATHS, LEXINGTON AV. COR- nmeoat PERMANENT HOME OFFERED A ner 25th at,, want an honest, healthy, large, strong, in- young girl to :0 years ol!. ot respectable parentac u red. Address RAKE tellizent, jJurtriona, strictly tens '@ Ameri not older pales hate, aielee “pened thao ‘well tecomenended. svi uat be ices ee GENTE WANTED-IN EVERY TOWN, TO | SELL sa =e] 4 A 200K, AND A LAUNDRESS (A) PROTESTANT Hulte's XX Axle (il, precared from reined castor ofl, cook, or German, preferred) wanted—In aoriee hberal Deters: te Zam'y; also a lannc'reas; vast thoronghiy understand their BOTTLE & CO. 196 Maiden lane, Dustnean, Apply at 2th Went Mh a, anata rey AR! CH. GE ‘Al RESPECTABLE, GENTEFL BUSINVRS FOR LA- Aa raat te ine: T Encpeiopedian Hy ts oe ated for National E: He i Wealtor ot Zell's a re a. Tne eat a anon et Menenr Pancla' B. Fur & Mercer street, dies can be learned in one honr, tan be made, Address PHYSICIAN, ADIES AND ba psa by which #2,000 year ferald oftice, BUSINESS bork ability, Wanting honorabl tucrative employment, DYSASISENERT Ganvanent be ada —A GEN- averaging them 43 Ak = per a call ut 1,149 way, ADs of cood a LA yey: Td firat Might of siaira, back ofllce, ipeoiay. gr niwrasemmenta iberal, tea onal men. x eamaattal moe ter’ “Ratross PERMANENT, eral’ oaioa, ee See YouNG Lol WANTED A lnnoh aad eyster counter. Long Islane junter’s Point, the Vg. MAURICE, 8 BROADWAY, WANTS DRESS. Vi fintehere that can vo ‘and exra from $8 to GO per week, Call at once aa ore. ARTED— A GonoD LAUSDRERS; SCOTCH OB | City Hotel, Hi 1» Opposite ferry. Soe one Eo Be’. hala ben AN Mihi TO MAKE HIMSELF o-shnodhatido SNE A aa FXPERIENCED COOK, WHO WILL im boys' own handwri s assiet in washing, Apply at 20 Weat 161 Ny Rar y paid olen oh ie ANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL, NOT OVER 4 Bynes BOTH SEXES WANTED—AT ON years of age. to take care of @ child and assist in tixbt Call on or address 8ST, 1 lar book, JOHN 2 COFFIN, IM Hrontway. "ANTED—A YOUNG MAN oF 16; ONE WHO UNDER- stands opening oysters, Apply at 122 William st, ANTED—AN ASSISTANT SWORD MASTER. AD- dress SUPERINTSNDENT United Stas Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md, ANTED-A SMART BOY. IN AN OYSTFR SALOON. ceiock at Rostern's Oyster House, corner oF ‘a va &b cogs ANTED-AN INTELLIGENT ERRAND BOY, NEAT fn person an‘ well recom ended; pay #10 per month, Cail between 11 and 1 o'clock at 653 Broatway, room 14, ANTED—A BOY, ABOUT 16 YEARS OF AGE; MUST by gare writen band: one who resides with his parents ANTED—A COOK WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER ‘Address J. B. &., Herald office, tance f1 x jew for. her my i saay, 2th, Bouw cea Tand 7 ANTED—AN rae aan ans - ABOUT. 14 nee from Mon ween 3 ani — Al q 4P.M., at es Sant ‘6h Fed v a doctor's then Ay yicomitveae nN. ners rH ee oT, 2) Greenwich ets wate NURSE FOR CHILDREN, TO Dyisridee? mr in Cuba; must be sufficiently well educated to teach ‘ANTED—TWO FIRST CLAS< WAITERS, FOR A RES- them the rudiments of Engl middie-aged person pre- taurant; also two for noon trade. Apply at 49 West be Broadway, corner Thomas et., before 10 o'clock. ferred. Address box 720 Post of ip ANTED—A pe pn id wo UNDERSTAND A chamberwork, at did West 47th at, ae a pr pay AND “fend | ‘work, at Heights, Brootlyn. None ni apply Dut with best relero. ANTED—LADIFS AND GENTLEMEN TO SOLICIT contera new first class Book; selis at sight, Call at 114 Kroadway. ANTED—A GOVERNFSS, THOROUGHLY COMPE- | tent to instruct the English, French and German lan- guages, iWewise munic. Apply at 62 West Sud at, JANTED—A SMALL PROTESTANT «IRL (LOW German preferred) to take of children and make her. sels use'ul; must have the best of references. Apply at 153 West 12th st, ase NEAT AND TIDY GERMAN @iRL, INA amall te American fam! be a good lasteris Al at nch's Hotel, between 9 and washer and hover and have chy relcrence, Apply 397 oan ne APP Ean Broadway. arene W4rttre. MAN wHo “UNDERSTANDS DRIVING A WwW ANTED—A GOOD PLAIN ao WILLIN: TO bemiedecrh . witiag to make himself generality nseful ‘assist with washing, in a smalifamiy; none tutnest, inthe un ‘ertakine business, Nome others vueed apply to ~ at girls nest acply. Call this day, between 9 anu 12 A. wae nt KENNEDY, 40 Pearl at. peat itt bast 39h st ——_______2_ SITUATIONS WANTED -MALS, i Roeatialed MAN WISHES TO ATTEND AN INVALID; bas bad some experience in that Mine. Address PA- TIENCE, eral office, YOUTH, 16 vegans oF pee tire PERFECT AT Fig. ures, and a good writer. wishes a sivantion can wire best of references. A:idress JOSEPH, 23 A SMART, QUICK-WITTED YOUNG MAN WISBES A mtuation where recuiiar talents are required; splendid @dncation. Address QUICK, Heraid ofice. ANTED_SITUATIONS BY A M\N AND WIFI a ES. . (Swedish); the man to work on a centieman's place es THE THAD : nee ANTED—A MAN OF BUSINESS TACT, WHOIS NOT | ariaid ot work, writes a good hand and can bring security, aa delivery agent, Address, with references, WORK, tor 437 Heraid ¢ clase waiter, a first ‘work on Broadway, ‘Mer’ o'e ook F, Meat CASS, 80 Nassau ot, base WANTrD—one OR TWO EXPERIENCED AUBSCRIP. tion eanvassera on a dally joui nal; a Nberal pom Poppers allowed, Apply to RT VATUKUF, 32 a) take care of s horse, or ts make himeci( uscful; can speak , AN AMERICAN BOY—SMAAT, INTELLIGENT, A Engtish: the wi'e as seamstress or chumbermaid. Address nd, winch wrner, 16 years uld. wrehes VICTOR, vox 27 Herald of ee. some "tant trade ustiess, fertdce. with bis pacemte, Cherry at., New York, FIRST CLASS OPERATOR OF OVER TWENTY vara! exorrienon in photographing would like a sitge- tion iv a first clues guilery; the best referenoes given. particulars address W. W. HOYT, Ning Sing, N.Y, GRADUATE OF A GERMAN rectica) experience. desires em- dreachtman. or in sume capa- ‘Audress ANTED—BY A SMART, INTELLIGENT youne man, Inte'y tan ‘e1, a situaiion a8 bar attendant; nag to make bimecl! veneraly neelni: bas lived in sewer London houses and # eke immediate employment. Adurcas J. ROBY, No. 3 Washinton at, ANTED—BY A "SPECTABLE COLORED MAN, & uatinn as walter in a private {amily ; good reference, Apply at 100 East 22d ou vanes cores ties : satisfactory references. —. fed tur bia YOUNG MAN AS FIRST WP Herald ollee ANTED.—SITUATION BY | W. P., Herald office, clase walter in a prive': "ally; Ut yeara clty re | ENT TAY RT ARO POTN ference given. Calvon or ad av. Sy 'at9 Gast oth ae, oars AND MONOGRAM ENGRAVER WANTED. 7 8D AV.—A8 MONTHLY NURSE OR ACCOUCHEUSE; Rad Immediately, ee oo) eg store.—Ad Fngiien girl as child's nurse: cua EAST ST! ST.—A Yt ‘one or two children 419) iierpeeaiie yung marnice wrtns able young marries wa can be recommended -y yb yarcial alely oo Mre CARROL. acts ae 42 EAST 16TH 8T.—A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN ' 42 immediately. ee ee 51 EAST 18TH ST.—A TOUNG RESPECTABLE MAR- e ried woman wishes @ baby to wet purse af her own Teatienee. TANTFO—RY A NEW ENGLAND YOUNG LADY, A Fe GIRL AS NURSE TO or, oem WT = RT.—A RESPECTABLE “vOUKG jarried woman a8 wet nurse; city or country, all yar. tw Cel ornia: Fs and board sitistactory Address Miss MARTA, lock box 8 New offes, Coon Wattresses, &r. DAZ EAT TT St—k COMPETENT GIRL AB 4 waltress and chambermaid; will assist wie fine Washing; good eity re‘erencea. Mis elinveous. JANK 8T.—A RESPECTABLE FRENCH GOV- aatomed to La iy torake iow of be to Call on oF ad.rese SOUTH WASHINGTON SQUARE.—A YOUNG 49 pi. ‘West or Bouth, weer ROADWAY. ah BIHLY REYINED AND ednented youn.: ‘arty ia destrous crencea. ac Hise ¢ cw, ” 155 ra ava] LADY, OIVES LESSONS, DAY AND 10s) evening. ia al the Rasthh branches, penmanship, drawing, palatiog, war wax flowers, photograph 621 Bad oa sapen after 5. FRENCH LADY, | PRINCIPAL THE riment sehools of this Sep, wend ootten tee houre’ ashy. for’ per week Ae — MARTIN, Herald Braneb office, 1,386 Broad ay. ii A. Kee prometens nigshra. arnhworite tae are era 100 ‘Peewny, Address Mise at 6,08, Pow o: A RTSATON Jan MAID TO A LADY: #PEAKS Lest ag’ po wdjectiun to the care ot Fogg) Sires | Adaress K. M., Herald Uptown Branch oidce, 1,160 Broad way. | x gre ae if SATTERA PLAYER (La y Js, SWwickreet aT MUSIC. hoe a7 1 Hered Short tnne, otters, Lavy, TEACHING PIANO ANI FINGING, ¥1 frees Brel clase. reléreneen.” hudiees s ours free; ae 121 Herats oes, LADY one DESIRES A FEW MOR! PUPILS, TO whom nb, conversationa.y and grammatical, Address CLINTUR, Benue Upowe Branch onice, 1.206 Broadway. ve A POSITION. To TEACH YOUNG Bal ovber Mmahertat| cy. fe ecald cuts erences, areas | prowu Brauch uiuce, 1.050 Broadway, erere ITIN? GOVERNESS, WHO INSTRUCTS IN ENG. French, mane, writ: nee slework, & tunons, me TUALITY, iff *e . Best eily reference Adcresa “YOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN DE DESIRER A Pi on of trust ane Ai Tent work, wow wortd; t meamiely U. HL. 8. Pom" present employe Nerals ot.ce, ver LADY OF PBororey EXPERIEXC " wirt UNe A a oo ‘can positon er par * i woulo take charye ul Ebicren's wardroten, Aver Conover. 2 6 8” cares A.W. Da care Clarke & GERMAN, WISHSS FO GIVE a FEW serman, Preach a ovging would at Tefereaves eiitng om, Aadress UR: ) nest re'erences; will nos oto the couatry; can he | WEST 87TH ST., CORNER 7TH AV., OVER | W. LOUIS DRIKA, 1,033 Coestiut at, Phitadelpiia, “ELRRKS AND ALL a TEWELRY POLISUER WANTED—a WOMAN, FOR YOUNG MAN, io YFARS OF AGE, A Sock writer firvt class work. = MULFORD & CO., No. 1 Bond st. erat ratice. festroaaaituation Addsom C.F pHOTOGURATHERS_WANTED, A MAN FOR DARK room. Apply at BRAITHWAITE'S siuaio, corner Hrondway and 4h at, Wilbameburgh. ANTED—A MOCDLER AC MED TO CHANDE- Ver work. None bul » n nead apply. RAYS. nice. 20 Cortianat at. A WATCH CARE SPRINGER; ONK AG tu pendant winders preferred, Apply at 17 MANUFACTURER beherriet A ppg sed ac. qnainted with ary goods, to sell gondn by sampie, ous door, Addrese COMME RUN Herald Stvee |” wy SSISTANT ROOKK ErER AND SALESMAN WANT- ‘Muat be a middle-aged man. and » currect anil rapid er, Address, wits particalars, MERCHANT, vox office. SALESMAN, AT PRESENT WITH A LARGE JOB- ine ROUSE, would mak® an engncoment win a fancy mulbaery or notion bonse, or commilsaien Louse wrorclieut Acland Masevehwalts, Address “EASTERN SALESMAN, bor 226 Herald oifice. OUT AND BHO? KALESMEN WANTED—WAHO MAVE ew acar by trade “fuck oeablished; DO ober neet vy. i BR & MEADE, 16 Warren st OTICR TO To. MERCHANTR—TRE ADVERTISER NAN. ug had 18 years’ experience in eenerat dry gocde want Pge arquaintance with tbe Roston trae, nge wish noe good New York (rm m eauh Wartencay AN EXPERIENCED PAPER HANGER, @sitnauen; capable of taking Saree of a retail store. sce for one week DECURATOR, box 5, 6444 West 5h ws the totluwing HOUSES, RODD, Kreg VANTED, devar' ' ‘dt —A general mite * rire of foeus, inne me tar enahen te we, ! Aw SINGLE GENTLEMAN DESIRES A COMFORTA- and Gloves le, good furntebed som with sas. oe ‘on first ‘7 od t 8 Reference. scone Tone, 1 the house of a peivate fatal) jdress C. Seen tor oe somite Ben 8.014 Post offen, ais | drese, (or an interview, WHITTEMORE, ror ee ‘Herald | peheed Ee QURNIBHED ROOM WANTF: THOUT BOARD, wih s widow or respectable lady Wving alone, Address C,H. H., box 6 P ENTLEMAN AND WIPE (NO CHILDREN) WANT A ape reaper able and Feat low. Address G., box must pen neat ana cl I. 2,781 Post oitice. OUSE Americes femiye) Agdre Tab fate ‘asmall American family. Address, witb full particu- inte, HOUBE, bo 386 Herald office. ECENT LOSSES ae THE ADV RTIFER, A busti to seek Gnd these ‘20. vA rte CUMMISSION MERC nat bos 15 Herat © once, pag ong WANTED—IN A ge Reed STATIONERY house: have hed three years’ exp re; Sarena 1 ik German pnd Ene tives. al = peat ae UENAN, Broadway. T° pavocisrs—A GENTLEMAN OF Sua vag tem nee desires w situation in either town + eourl "address DRUGGIST, B wresnwich st, W4AXTED-BY 4 YO NG MAN OF EXPERIENCE, A Borttion ae collector or clarK, im auy good business; iv i eS ee ERD Lt nag with 2S a sab ee re Meech Ae PURNISHED Boome, WiTnour Were Tanne Sone 18! terms, 18: once ven, and reference of cater TED-BY TWO GENTLAMEN, A FURNISHED K J, box 150 Herald ofce, any i ne ete eater WARTEDSA TRAVELLING SALESMAN FOR A strect and Fifth avenue. Aduress bos an’ 560) New York Post Potiadelphie, brave cock bacra oan ean oilloe, command some Western adrese, staung salary or 0 TED--A BROWN STONE HO! WITH ALL | commission expected, KEYSTONE, Harald o i agri RO reat é L TANTED<A THUROUGHLY COMPETENT BALES. aa tae Gy + Woo tite one win a irge soyusionancy iy ine a ‘Meares 3°B, Di caret Jobs W. Hyatt No.9 Broad se Sere eens oer eee are WANTED SALENMAN, TO TRAVEL IN THE TEA Strests, not Turtber weal has Btstk aveaue nor cast 30! $00, 6 connections liberal ad- Exzingwn ar avenue. Acdresa 8., 64hy Weat Thirty. ot win references J. A. Ru, trade; to 8 pariy havi ' heey Styl j Maigh alt “adress, sat W ANTED-A avop SALESMAN, AT A 15 weet ; one who bas been in the he Moriah Seater Appiy at Department office Xo. 3, DENTISTRY. Slate avenue, ' tered, it ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS CLERK IN A CLOTAING rocery, who uncerstands the Dusinaus and can come | ann OU OTIMIN GG» __ odads Gorman ‘preferred. Aopy atta. A. | 97 3 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET, 1, MENG, pays highest cash, price for Laden’ ana en Carvers, dc, Ladies are waited wel, reeomi y ANTED- BY A WHOLESALE DRY GOODS JOBBING “emen’s Wearing Apparel, bonse, eeveral eelermen an established uearby on by Mra. Hera, trade. "Address bos £8, New bork Pout ollee. )ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AR fy wiTtt W ae toh lon om gcod weeny, pply to J. &. DURE GAN, 1 thira Boor. = COACHMEN - LAND, _GARDENERS, LL PARME! GARDENER: AND ¢ COACH. ~ Ww. HW, MAX Pr PAY: Cli A PeActionL. m0 im fay competent to take A. nt? ‘Kast MAXWELL, UMALE PHYSICIAN, oar ofa reneman ace. is tesumonala, Ad- _—_—————— —_-—---- dress P, M,, box 126 Heraid office, | A} Lapis wunyen DR. AND MADAMA GRIN- syaeae iin Widnes 03 Weat Twenty-sisth street; tweaty-tive years, | PRACTICAL SCOTCH GABDENER WISHES A sIT- Souler” A. uation in « private fam'ly or propagator with ® Oortst; eed Feterence as fo abity and talent \dresa D. A.M, LL pis! AED IMMEDIATELY, without | ie % te ee ane NOACHMAN'R SITUATION, WANTS aly cosheeatial eae Uebman. oF vag i R BowEny,— tarvieat wo cho riven five yea! R, HUNTER, 86 BUND STREKT, NEA ERY— ere ‘Hetabiienet 40 years, ian hat great ex; f Bi. bor 1d Werald Uptown Of apectal ui eee ast deoltty. Uxivios v pelle ed Wrens BITUATIUN By A GUOD CuACHMAN | PD chOOPPR, OUANS STREET, CAN BE OON. 14 years! quod reterence trom jaat employer, Address enabies sulted on imeases; 41 years’ rans | bm OW, Bay NO. s East 3:th at, private stable, = take pervect oures, | CHM AK ND TION AS COACHMAN OK INDOOR B, .WEST PROFESSOR OF MIDWIFERY, A | Wore a single; Englisb; reference, Ad..ress Di walues wher’ toaue Physician, 14 Weat Forueuh J. RB. Pu bus 18 Heraic otvee. ss aatoat nent 30 seventh a “ Y A 8 N ALL CASS UF NERY Ob DEBLLITY OF PRIVAT V bg 447, ,. rdener VA mo, coma me id corwp.a'ns cali om oF oongult immediately Dr. Lk W1s, atandy cate min, ai jaroas Live gievanse No.7 Besoh street | fity for bowesty auc sopriety. . . abike peaeine b oT berdhemines 32° | LiAGintoe te bre norte te BLLRCKER STREET.—UM. HARRISON'S OLD ae ‘ake ofice for tke immediate care of nervy and complains ‘parties pe eh dy diy tm- =a LJ ter atreot. is 4 wrt youre. Thave 23 tote with avenue, all those Jove nro Ut Cor Improvame: fy Sabian FIRST CLASR OVYRTERMAN AT THE ipa, To fant bey tf ls a ros. Bane. mM SINESS9. Apply at DADWAY Es To co AY STORES TO URT—CORNER OF FORTH a Das Bh SKIDMORE, Coder street, New York, WAY &TORE,—TO LET 0} way, through to hoi Mercer sree, ‘Your ioren possessor ek arta aS Tait, bo Wodwod street, or” MINK LOFTS, 50X100, WIT! BAM POWER, TO LET Woo stastreae” separate; root | Waht. Apply at 26 and 39 Sail Cot, Marne read oF cosh atten @ ra dacs sles, a Ben Coroer a nd aver apply wot Pe PAYTON, 185 Heory street, WrICRS TO 0 LET -HARDSOME ABD OF CouMopious— to nAunison "BROS & C0., 179 sete Reg, 0m Premiaen, Wy-tecond street and Ele en eee avenue, | HAM POWER, POUR T° ughior “Untias water strect, ane arate: steady fT ht if necessary, Sioulare toquire mes Pea is ilans RENT—BASEMENT FLOOR (8! T° sore or entnarant) of Bt Else fe vane se Silo atronts — Possession. Apply to JOHN rT LET—TWO STORES WITH LARGE sHOw WIR. dows, suitavie for iy business; also A| fe corner of avenue and. Evhth ‘street. Paprie t) DODIN, on the premises, or 158 avenue B. 10 RENTON BROADWAY, J/8T AROVE WAVER. place, four splendia Lofts. in ant will iv ae, te B6nisw Bch CO, No, 8 Pine i bo om am Oe RENT (SPINGLER HOUSE, BROADWAY AND resenth street —The Barver's, Shop 10 tbe at Ih per month; ompletely furuabed; bot Sod louse; rei pe Ont on ly mine Nee tela en awe trorkrons heed apply. 10 RENT—ON FOURTEENTH STOEES. . peewoee T Lips paleo and Fifth avenue, a windows and rear eames on Scant street sultatne'for's carpet at for any business n \ore oF Fequring room and llght, Vor rent, &e- apply tof H. LUDe Seer or 8 East teenth street, tullalieindlacd ce ? REDUCED RENTALS, B K. SERV ENSON & 80N, Fifth arenne, ; mode wie, | Mi uvenue. large size, Eleventh atreet, extra, vy ony 24th ot., near Lexington ay, rmite fur these and other Houses can be bad on appliee> ton at the oitiee, 11 Pine street, BECOND 1 FLOO! FAST TWELFTH STREEP A, teoroer, 6 foame tft tr for milhnery or th ; potsctslon. “h. Le'a BT. RURNHAN, i, 60 Hadeor atrert A AGNIFICENTLY v Lari fd Dov revoat lt] La m gone ‘wer reat, dwoon Elsth ane Seventh sremuea Rent idee moc AS dress VOOD CHANCE, Herald office, AS — BEAUTIFULLY YORNIBHED HOt HOUSE ae Om Fare—Hiltard ro Jen’ wal faraiabed Flows on Lariny seein ‘street WM. N, POUL! FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT.—A HANONOMELY farnis! four pores brown dens eS in Sevent a avenue, Ow place, tof aad a iwi en sinttipmente family only. Apply to WILLIAM ¥, ORAM NELL, 16 Broad street. Us bn pore T REDUCED RENTALS B v. STEVEN SO & SON, udisup av., Bear 85th a, Eounctos, av. near 37th ob at, near Lexington ar. at. near Sth av. Glen ut., near Sth a ‘OTth at, near Bruadway, laced a gae 100,000 Estate Funds to loan on Bond and Mortgage o® Improved and accessible ununproved City Real Kutate, Ap Diy ‘at the office, No. 1! Pine street. naentgrl bglace PURNISHED, FULL SIZED FO ir brown stone House hen Pata re street, be ween Fifth aud Rath May |, 187.” Yor ieee Wi por y io EH tuLow' a 200., 0. Noes Fine street, ‘Ors bast saventoeat ih street, LET_HOUBE 9% WATTS STRERT, THRZE BTO- | Fies, 13 rooms; ove bluck frus Jersey terry. | mo LRT_ON BAST SEVENTY-FIRST srueet, | NRAR vel ao elegant story brown | stoade tae ctrnet taser veatte come oor, extn Dourd for Meveeld ama°witer tor watch he will allow the rent. Cull oo W. P.,at Salamander Works, foot of Hethune street enh PER ath "areca tar byt oe a oy Sena HDS, 217. West Twenty-third LARGE, epee YORNIGRED Fi A. Kove te tours four, st 0 Weal Yorievth without board; rent $8 per week mired. SEQOND PLOOR, —— HED, TO LET-T0 TWO Out boar, at £88 Hast Twos! ILOORS.-8't18 OF FOUN, TUREE AND TWO Rooms; ale large and small’singic Ruor, furniahed for right housekeeping; stuvrs, gi8, Ac; Tadeo able rates; Iarge double house, GY Bicecker street, Dear Broadway. ORNISHED ROOMS TO _LFT—TO BINOLE GENTLE. men or geatlemen and their wives. 68 Macdvagal strest, near Houstoa, PORN ISHED rant pee ad LET, RECORD ‘arntahed, a} reine eh st fea Weed Bevent ‘syatinvate for t tenn street, | GUNTERMRN CAN, BE ACCOMMODATED | WITH haadsoine ne rnlabed Ruotse, 1m sults uf with bath, fre aud gas, at 167 Wi acing third eee. Reterences. OST COMFORTABLE, AND ELMGANT APARS. ments, without beara, for gentlemen or genileman nod wife, auitatle unly lor itheral payments SS Feavience, nea: Broaiwa: Bod best = LEN, 39 Kast 0 Lnpernd 140 WEST TENTH STREET, NEAR WAVER einer, 8 furnuebed fruat Marior, with plano; also with rauce, sta lonary lubs, Ac. | and cosy t iran ai Bedroom, with gas, Seen why Pe Me i v0 LF Ler FURNIRNED ROONB, TO BINGLE = men or mup ami wile, (rom 93 to aS oa, a ‘ae bd 1 Grand street, corner of julberry. ‘com om the eccoud four, to gentleman lad ry Roum on tain floor; bath and ie sine ae coruer of Twealy sevouth sires WARDR—FIRST CLASS FURNIABED 3 ay ‘or in eaite for families or single enteone or for ‘or dentiot; terme moderate, East Fourecats reet. Refereuces baaged, note Bel 4 50 MEEELY.9000 | sizkD | FURNISHED Arlee, water, eink, Dsth and gue tucluded, at 41d Weal Tur FOURTEENTH STRRET—10) LEY, WITUGUE cm Meardy tard. Gor and deck Pariors; also Bx ‘lf oly, t ren eee Frome, single or on Se sashes tn a lee : veil Ave juraiahed Stoo ts FE wen 7 Lye at FOURTH STR Fy, Fivrii, for indiana bot an cold water, £0.; meen | UNIVERSITY PLA so REXT HOUME TO TOUR. 80 :. png eee pana raat ee ae rot "eae onal foe rent muderate; jm ry shearoome, ih = | 10 MACDOGUAL, STRRET, WEAR BLERURER— a oreapetabia em small fasion vient LBT_BY wou OR HALE, PUUORS ain Nie con ae es a sear tn aireeta, Inquire a? SATChNan Ne, 690 Toird avenue, ¥ ONE OF ASTUR'S FLATS ON Ed ace, betwee Forty. (ourth and Portz trib sires 0, outs org io WtuLiase ae oe A; AnCOLMsManae Bradwany wo Seretan avenue rate house, Second avenue, tetween Tweaotieth aud 1 Teeny tra ra arena, ay WEST TWaNTY-? inst STREET, -FRONT anD Re attached: 2, Sarena euceneay eae ae al ALLON, =e STEAM MARBLE AND MAnnirAZIN Kant Kighteeato street, Marble un 4, Ting, Marvie Counters, Monuments, wb Dione that dely compeution, Murtyayes taken in trade, J KLEBEH A COUR MARBLE Wns 28 WEST FI ty-firat street, between Hroadway and Marble and muibieized Muntels, Monument ‘teat destens chenpent th city,” Send for a Saar SLaTI MANTELS--LA yal wont ‘ment in the city at remy C1968 et rece (8 Sith bene tee Te ee _ MANTELS AT ay LUW PRI N LATE 6 @ Wear Ficbieena ren. between Pins end UNL