The New York Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1872, Page 11

HAMILTON'S CONFESSION. Particulars of a Twofold Homicide The annual iceboat in Newfoundland, Btill Another Woman “‘at the Bottom of It’—A ‘Woman is Acosssory to Two Murders for the Sake of Marrying the Murderer— How She Ap. pears and What She Does in Prison—A Young and Beautiful Girl Doomed to the Gallows—How Gehan, the Aszassin, Re- ceived the News that His Mistress Had ade a Full Confession of the Murders—He Charges Her with Treachery—The Cor- oner's Jury—A Verdict of ‘“Wilful Murder.” Sr, Jonn’s N. F., Jan. —, 187% The murder of the old man Garret Sears and his fister, Mrs, Gehan, by the husband of tne latter, FtLlI continues to create universal horror among the law-abiding people of Newfoundland, Many weoks hadypassed since the boay of Mrs, Gehan was found ‘on the old Spaniard’s Bay Road, and the crime was still shrouded in mystery. Then, as the HeRatd has prowptly published, the body of the missing man, Sears, was discovered by tne Chief of Police in a heap of ordure near the murderer's house, and then suspicion was fixed on Geban and HIS GUILTY PARAMOUK, Johannah Hamiiton, who were duly arrested, Gehan strongly asserted his innocence and was uphela in his protestations by his accomplice. On the ground of inaisputabie ciréimstantial evidence the mur derer and Johanaah Hamilton were conveyed from Harbor Grace in charge of the Chief of Police tothe Penitentiary at St. John’s, There the terrors of prison iife extracted from the girl Hamilton a full confession of the murders committed by, the hanas of Parick Gehan, and fully witnessea and conuived at by herself. Ske said that on the morn- ing of the 20th of November, Garrett Sears, Pat- Tick Genan, Mrs, Genan and witness sat together at breakfast In Gehan’s house, During tie meal Ge- han petrayed ‘an uncommon suriiness of dispost- « ton, and seemed disposed to avail bimsell of the least opportunity to vent nis passion on somebody, Alter patiently listenlng to many untoward remarks passed by.Gehan, the old man, Sears, at last under- ‘ook to feprimand him. Gehan then left the room, and shortly returned with a pistol, which, without Uttering @ word, he aimed aud fired at old Sears, Inflictiug A MONTAL WOUND in the bram. Old Sears fell backward, exclaiming, “Holy Saviour,-have merey on me! While pros- traieon the floor, and gasping and moaning tp his death throes, the old man received emht or ten violent plows of a mattock, which Genan seized in order to despaten his victim. These blows occa- #ioned the revolting appearance of THE MURDERED MAN'S SKULL, which was recently described by your corre. spondent. Inthe meantime Gehan’s wife had fed to her bedroom, where she fell Into aswoon, Aiter the completion of his first bloouy work, the mur- derer toliowed her into the bedroom, and before ghe had recovered from her fit, he removed a Teaiber bea and ihrew it over her, pressiug upon tt ligutiy inorder TO SMOTHER HER. In consequence of the woman's sudden illness \sulfocation was not long delayed. Fearimg that sho might again breathe, the murderer gave her a heavy biow with the mattock on the back of the akuil. In the dead of nurht the mangled corpse of old Sears was carded to the manure heap and buried there. The witness, Johanneh Uamilton, fss.sted tu this work, ‘then Geaan proposed to bring the corpse of his wile “away up the span. ¢ lard’s Say.road,” and seave 11 there, so that people Might sav that some accident hac velalien her, The body of Mrs. Gehan was accordmyly borne to a lone- Bome spot on the Spamard’s Bay road, and there disposed Of successfully, a3 the murderers hoped. ‘This part.of ‘THE GIRLS CONFRSZION ‘exactly coincides win detective Foley's first, theory, that the womay Must nave been killed in Gehau’s house, ior seyerai rgasons, viz. he clones upon the woman's compse Were of @ fashion ta which no ‘woman Would be found: at that distance from her house; Gouliy, that tue Spanisn Bay road oad been udiy for many days, and the boots upon the dead omen teev were periectly iree jrom any sou, and the soies had that pecuiar gloss acquired oy Wieh have nov been used oulsiae of dours tor a considerable umes ‘Ihe above tsa substantial synopsis of Johannat Hamuton’s confession. Bat tho most imterescing: question Wich DOW absorbs tue Morbid curiosity of jhe people is (he nature f the inumacy waica ex- isted between the wurderer and HIS FRAIL ACCOMPLICE. She 1s a woman o/ only twent five years, possess- ng. a queenly figure and a countenance of severe ‘beauty, without Womanly grace. In ler orison ite she affects thy 18 pertndcted several sisters of Charity to Visit and beslow upon ner wretched soul tuetr entie consolanons, Through many hours she sits 1 ost immovavle, Will ber arms resting on the pillow of ner rude pailet aud her hand buried in her Tich black hair, Sie ollep reluses the too | offered her, thoush the matron aud ovher female attendants of tne Penite.tary snow her much tenuerness; for she has tatlen to a condition ta which they nad never before seen one of tet own sex in tus country, She rarely speaks more than “Yes’’ or “No.”’ and her sieep 1s sort and itful. It would be almost “NOPING AGAINST HOPE” to think that tis poforiunate girl will not share the same fate with tim to become whose mistress she steeped her hands in blood that would pever have beeu shed without her acquiescence, That tne murderer Gehan wel swing irom the gailows tree there 18 no douvt, if the extreme penally of British Jaw 19 ever practicable in Newloundiaud, Gehan [3 0 stalwart, eidey man, who has been for many years cagazed as a Lu lor fisherman, Jn prison his disposition 18 generady morose and querulons, For certata reasons the Clef o1 Police desisted nul yesterday to iniorm tum that Jouanaal Hamiton bad made a full confession of the murder of Is wife aud old Garret Sears; Before hearing this fatal news Gehan — had Toaintained a im confidetce in the saiety of hig case for want of evidence whenever pressed by the Ohief of Polive to some definite expimnae ton ol very intricate c1rcumstances connected with the dead podies vod Gehan’s house and himself and the gui Hamiuton, buvou learning that the woman for Waose jove ae had pervetrated the murder of his wife and brotuer in-law tad given Lim inte ' THB HANDS OF THE HANGMAN, he literalty tremuled with revenge, and stocd trans- Nixed lke some graphic statue of despair as the chief retverated the terrible, facts ot tne twofold homicide. After 18 Jong harrowing silence he Yuled:—she 1s med! She was always mad, and Must have done it wil herself, 1 know what women fre When they get into asorape, They he damuably to Save tlemseives.”? Here the prison ‘rs counsel requested that Gehan Should not be turther tuterfered with opt after ne bad procured a (ial, Chief Fuey promised to have the counsel's wish in tat regard fuldiied. Betow is the verdict of the Coroner’s jury in the case of the murder of Garrett Sears and Mrs. Gehau:— CORONEWS JURY Roper HARBOR Gace, Dec. 30, 1871, We, the undersigned Coroner's jary having been ‘duly sworn to fnquire and examine touching te death of the le Garrett sears aud Jane Gehan, having viewed their bodies and heard the evidence ariduced, dv hereby tad tnat the deceased Garrett ars and Jane Gehan were wilfully murdered by Pairick Gehan on the 20th day of November past. We tartuer Ord that Jonannah Hamiuton ‘Was an accessury. Robert Walsh, Foreman; J. Hy Ridiey, C. W. Koss, Robert 8. Munn, Joon Vallanan, Maurice Connell, fl, W. Frupneli, OF O. Rutnertord, YP, Devereaux, J. P. Jillard, H. ‘Thomoy, Patrick Mc: ‘Grath and Thomas Lynch. RACING IN CALIFORNIA, HU9 the San Francisco Cailformian, Dec, 27.) oLWithshinding the anseitied state of tie Weather On Chrisiimas Day, tuere was @ fair attendance at the Park 10 Wituess ihe match race between Milbox and Thad stevens for 1,60. Belore tic race com. Menced Thad stevens Lad the call in the pools at ‘We rate of $20 Lo #15, First Hetl.—Piioox batt the pole, put before the first half mile was completed Thad Stevens oatran dim, and kept Lis @dvuutage to Lie end oF the heal ‘Tine, 4:05 46 Seovnd Hedt.—Thad Stevens had now the call in ‘the pools at 20 fo $10, “Sne norses got a goud start and remained “neck and neck” anul the last ball mile, when Piilbox made « grand ourst of speed aud f Succecded In geting Wall @ length Lo the Sront, win. Ding. the neat in 3:56 Thora Heal,—Notwithstanding both horses nad ‘won o heat, Thad Stevens was s'il) the favorite in the pools, the knoWing ones investing Weir money On Him 2tO1, At the satt Piibox had the Advan tage, Which was mamtamed for the frat mile, when had passed lim, mamtaning bis supremacy until he last quarter, When Pilibox passed him: bat hie advan age Was only temporary, as chad Stevens Hguin collared and passed lim, Winuing the heat by B length, Time, 8:6 4 SUMMARY. AGRICULTURAL PARK, Monday, December 25,— Match race, two mules and repeat, 1or $1,500, play Ly George Treat named: @ b, Thad Stevena, Langiore Wm. Wood s toik . NEW YORK HERALD; THURSDAY, YANUARY 17, WZ-TRIPLE SHEET ICEBOAT CARNIVAL. The Ansual HResatta at Poughkeepsie. FOUGHKHEPSIE, Jan. 9, 1872, carnival is now 1n full blast 0u the Hudson River, and tae most novel sights are Witnessed, Those who have never taken a trip on ‘one of the modern iceboats have uo idea of the ex- citement atrending such a venture, It ts no child’s play, It is the rarest, wildest soort that can be imagined, The amateur boatman crawis into the box and hes upon # buifalo robe at full length, and awaity the start. The springy, light craft wears away beiore the wind, and then comes speed in- stanter. No waiting for steam, as on a locomotive, but A CLEAN PLYAWAY, from the word “go.” You have stood upon a high Mountain betore now, and, lookiag down upon the valley beneath, have seen the shadows of the clouds chasing each other o'er hill and plain with ‘what would seem remarkabie rapidity, tceboats move four times as fast, AS you cannot see the Hudson from your cosey sanctum, just imagine seeing fifty miles of clear black ice im length, one mile in width and eight inches thick; scarcely an obstruction anywhere, except now and then anice hammocs., Not a sound is heard besides the rattling and crackling caused by the action of the \Ude. Look to the northward! There comes a feet of ice boats bearing down upon you with the wind from the northwest, The Elia, whica won the first prize of the Poughkeepsie Club last year, is in the advance, She darts along five times AS. PAST AS THE WIND, for Mr. Roosevelt's Ictele is chasing her, It ls only a friendly scrub, Botn are going jike lightning, and the humming sounds from their steel runners tell tat they are doing good work. At times it seems a3 if it is OLIV a question as to who is the best navi- gator. Fwst one goes to the front and then the other, Voth carry a cloud of canvas, and every foot of ecordage is taut, Ringing cheers go up from both boats as they come in close proximity with. each other, aud so the sport gves on, Some dis- tance astern, having startea considerably later, comes anotuer boat, larger than any other boat on the Uudson, She glistens and snines im the sunivht as though studded with dine mounds. It {8 Aaron Innis’ new boat Haze, the tceboat wonder of the World. She ts over thirty feet in length trom end of bowsprit to rudder-post and is Of sim triangular build and supplied with excellent steel runners. She js constructed of wulte pine and chestnut, put toge-her m the finest man- her posible, Her travellers, cieats, bowsprit stays, tiller biocks, &e,, are all e.egantly nicKle-platea, and she has the niost costly w're rigging. her “box’? will bald but two persons (for she was butt for racing), and at ts lined with heavy crimson rep cushions to le on, Her owner thine the worid of her: and well he migut. Her new sauis are not yet proverly titted to a but in a day or two they wijl be bent 1o place. She is two feet longer than Mr, dtousevett’s Icicle, the latter bemg also a splendid craft. There is mach speculation as to the relative merits of Lie two, and, as a consequence, . THY FORTHOOMING ANNUAL REGATTA 1s looked torward to with great interest. At the preseut time the owuers Of both boats seem to act Shy. One don’t seem to want to get in the otner’s company, Mr. Roosevelt is all race, He 1s the most entausiastic ice boatman Lever saw, In cou- versation on Saturday be suid he was anxtous for arace ol any kinda Wilh anvoody. Said he, “If thev don’t pub on an official race soon T will challenge any boat in the fleet tor a hundred doltar prize and I will find the prize.” Lf he had his own way about the matter he would have # race every day while there ts good bowing, and for that reason alone ic sliould be commodore. Commodore Booth’s new boat Restiess was put on the ice to-day, SHE, TOO, 18 A BEAUTY, and can go like shot out of agun, Down at Milton Luly lee, of the Mary Powell, puta nis 1ceboat, the Shaiow, practical use, He Carries passea vera and feghttoand irom the cars of the Hudson River Rattroad, | wish some of your Now York newspaper men would come up here and take a sail; only a pine nile dash, I promise you the liveitest ride you ever took in your lite. The men do not Wholly movopolize the iceboat sport here. Many 0: Poughkeepsie's belles enjoy the amusement: Ag wellas they. ‘They care not how far they go nor how fast. You cannot scare them, even when the wind biows the hardest. rhey, too, are looking Ior- ward to the aunual regatia with much Interest. It tg rumored to-(ay Lhat the race Wi'l take place to- morrow. Thope so, for the ice Was never im better condition, and tf the wind blows fresh the regatta ‘Wal be the grandest sight ever wituessed here. A CALIFORMA MURDERER SONTEYCED, Racevk of the Prisoner. {From tne San Francisco Alta, Dec, 241 The Fifteenth District Court duttag a greater por- tion of last week was occupied in the trial of Wil- Ham. Donovan for the wi iui and detverate murder, by shoouny, of George Mitcnell, on the 8th of No- vember, 1870, In Contra Costa county, which re- Suited in the second conviction of (he prisoner of murder .n the drst degree, the penalty for which ts death. At one o'clock yesterday afternoon the Court met pursuant to adjournment, 11s Honor Jidge wwinello taking nts scat on the bench. The pri- soner Was seated at the side ol his counsel engaged In conversation. THB COURT TO'THE PRISONER, Mr. Donovun siand up, You were ladicted by the Grand Jucy of the county of Conira Costa by aa in- dicument to which you Were charged with the kill- ing of one George Mitchell, ‘Tu that indictment you pleaded nol guilty. 100 were once tried im ‘tbe couaty of Contra Costa and a verdict of guilty was reauered agaimst you. ‘The supreme Court in ts wisdom granted you anew trial On your own motion tie case was transierred to this city and | county for tral. Yuu were tried here and very ably deended, very itng Was done that counsel could dv for you. ‘they defended yon with a tenacity and fuihfalness uapuralieled, — ut the jury, uuder the circumstances, teelimg undoubtediy | Una tne evicteace was so strong agalast you, that they couid nob do otuerwise Lnan they did, oat Is to find you gatity of marder in the Arst degree and Jered a verdict to tuat effect ve you anything to say why the Judgment of pild Hot be Prodounced against you! THE PRISONKA ADURESSES THE COURT. Donovan said lie desired to make some remarks, the privilege velug granted to him. Ail eyes were fotent on hun, aud His Houor giviog Nim the uunost atleuuon, ‘The prisoner first handed the Court two diagrams drawn by Win of Uhe scene Of the murder, and the situation of all parties at the time tne fatal snot was Mred, ‘These he luy explamed tn the course o1 tus remarks, tla remarks at tunes were inconerent, aud he proceeded to review the testimony of some of the Wisnesses, Which he had apparenuy stucied, and compared, as ne believed, their conlradictory statements given on each tral Me caarged that perjury on lop of perjury had been committed to swear tis ine away; {lal an houesi mau was being condemned on the testimony of those who had con- Spived agatast him; that some of the witnesses nad Mot the culur of honest men in tucir face. He was particularly severe On District Attorney Mills, of Contra Costa, Woom he accused of being a spiritual ie was 5,000 miles from bis native home wre land, without iriends, He sai he was Hot afraid ol deatn, the only living God was his iviend, Ali he @sked wis that tie commandments be obeyed; no man contd harm a hair of nis head. He wanted uotaimyg of the world but justice, ai mercy irom God, tis te had only been lent to hin and he wanted to preserve bis soul from sid, He Wanted no ald from atiorneys, but did ask the pro- tection of the consutuuon of the United States, Perjury on perjary had been committed; it was the work 0: spiritual murderers; he del not blame tne Witnesses, toy were led on by the agents ol bell; onthe trial he had to coateud against manand the Devil; wuat be did not want, was to disgrace his mother, father and brotier—not to disgrace tho grave of his wife and child. Mr, by. in bis argument to the jury, 80 Op- nim; he was ruled by God Almighty, and he Had never Laken tne tile of the deceased by heart, but bad by deed; he was bot gutity of wnat he bad been convicted of ; he appealed tor provection, and the records of the Court wouid show he waa’ con- victed ou perjury; 1! a new trial Was granted he de. sired the (ull powers of the law, nothing else, In conclusion the prisoner, who bad occupied the at- tion of the Court for some time in his rambling re- Marks, asked the Court to allow him lo remain in Jail bere woul bis fate was deckied. Tue sceue was one of the most affecting that has ever Leen Witnessed in any Of or Courts, and many Were allected in (ne actions of the prisoner, praying: for his tiie, When he had concinded Judge bwi- nelle agen, addressing We prisouer, sald le was Pleased that he put nis (rust ta God in ‘nis irying ore deal; he showed tat he had received a training at auds of his mother, It is a terrible (iia to be convicted of murder; but the Court ai not apprehend that the witnesses made the glaring Contradictory statemeuts complainea of by him. He testimony given ou the irst trial had been Written out and was im court Hs counsel had Availed Mimseif of 1, Ii there had been anything of tees cone ik would rare, eeotered tt; they id all hey could in your veal 40 a will your God, generate The sentence of toe Cause 1s te 8 be Court 19 that on Frid 16th day of Febroary next, you be by meter er the city and county of san Francisco, or the proper omiver provided bv jaw, hanged by the neck wotil you be dead, and may God have mercy on your soul. While Bronouncing the seutence tis donor w: Breatly amected, aud belore he had made the tast remark gave vent to tears. Many others in wo court room were moved to tears, Whie the prisoner looked paie and unmoved, and, when the last word of the Judgment ‘nad been pronounced, he said, “Thank you,” and resumed his seat. THE TWENTY-SECOND - WARD STABBING AP. Y, On Tuesday night a fignt took place on the corner Of Fiity-second street and Ninth avenue, between Nichotas Sadearious ani Adam Staguer, The for- mer drow a knife and stabved his antagonist Ja tho | bie Inflictng rather a ungerous Wound, Yese cenit wate i etc arcane ie is Yorkviile oul re he comin! ay Besult of bis victin’s injured sae 424 SITUATIONS WANTED—FFUALTS. Cooks a&e. SITUATIONS WANTKD—FEMALES, Drensmakers and Seamstresses. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Kinds of dusser's, soups, &e.; good nereheses feat cook ; thoroughly understands her business; best city refer- address for three days M. Would like to go together ; no objection to go tn the country. Cooks, ace. all days. ences, WEST 13TH ST.—AS FIRST CLASS COOK; THO- NORTH MOORF 8T., IN THE REAR—TWO 411 XERRY STA PROTESTANT WOMAN AS COOK, JONES 8T., NEAR 4TH.—A RESPECTABLE Wo- man as cook; isa fret class : Can be seen for two 13 {NON COURT. UNIVERSITY PLACE, BETWEEN *) Ith and Ith ats.—A resoeeiable woman aa first clase 2¢ rouvhly understan‘s ber business in ail its branches, bontng: tardin. soups, game, de, ; beat reference, Cuil on or ‘ 38 girls; one as cook, washer and ironer, the other to do chamberwork ; willing to make themselves generaliv useful; L Washer and ironer in a small family; city reverence, 87 8D AY., CORNER WTH ST.—-AN EXPERIENCED woman as cook; thoronchly understands hor busi- ness in all its ‘ranches; best references; cliy or country, 8 6TH AV.—A YOUNG GIRL AS PLAIN CUOK, «J wasberand troner; four years’ reference from lust place, : &9 WEST LITA ST, IN THE REAR, ~AN EFFICIENT +7 woman, with city reference, to do cooking, washing and ironing or genera! housework; no objection to @ short diacance in the country. ALLEN ST.--A 96. _general housework 102 WEsT 49TH S?., PRESENT EMPLOYER! fret elses woman cook in a hotel, restaurant or boarding house; city or country; or would My by the aay. 10 MONROE BST.—AS FIRST CLASS COOK IN either hotel or private family; understands meats, pastry, Jellies, dc. 102 {Tt AV. FIRST FLOOR.—A RESPECTABLE 4 woman ns first claes cook in ahotel or boarding house; understands meat and pastry. 115 mm iT » BASEMENT.-TVO SMART RESPRCTABLE GIRL TO DO ood reference. 1TH one as order'eook and the otheras-kitchen girl; would ike places together; best city references, Cuil or ad dress. 125 NESTOTH 80. IN THE REAR—A REsPror. +) able young girl ag cook, washer and ironer, or to do general: housework, 134. MEST, SoH 8%, BETWEEN STH AND 7Tit 04 ava.—A respectable girl aa plain cook, waster and froner in a private family; best reference, ‘Call for two anys, 148 WEST SoH st.—A RESPECTABLE COMPE. ‘TY tent girl we cook, washer and froner in @ small family; excetlent reference, 150. NEST. MTA St.—-A YOUNG OTRT, As COOK OR OND washer and ironer and gooa bread and biscult maker, LAO SOUTH StH AV. CORNER SPRING ST.—A RM **U) spectable girl as cook, washer and woner in a small famliy ; good city reference. ] f'7 EAST 28TH ST.—AN ENGLISH WOMAN, A PRO- )4 testant, aa first class cook in a private fuinlly; hae f00d referones, 158 WEST SsrH sr, NPAR 7TH AV.—A ‘THO. OO ronghly competent’ woman as good cook; wn ler- Stands all tin’ of cooking; excellent bread and biscuit paket est references, 159 WEST siTH STAs COOK, TO GO OUT BY Oe the day or week; best reterence. 159 WES? msr sts COMPETENT YOUNG GIRL +)0) as good cook, washer and ironer in a private family : excellent city reference. 179 RLVABETH ST—A COMPETENT WOMAN AS first class cook: no objection to private boarding house; best reference. Call for two days. DOR WEST MAST. —A NEAT, COMPHTENT GIRL, TY with good reference, to cook, was and iron, orto do housework. ONS WEST SD STA RYSPEOTARLE GIRL AS ZUO got cook; wou'd assist in washing, in a private fomily; bas best city reference. 91 WFST 31D) ST.—A! R Ly ya thoroughly understands her business; erence, Call or addresa. D1] EAST ATH STA. RESPROTABLE WOMAN AS cook and to axsist with washing aud ironing; will go A short distance In the county; good reference, Ring lower ell. 214 ing. P| WEST 16TH 8T.—AN AMERICAN WOMAN TO do work of small private family or to do plain cook- Call for two days in the front basement, EAST 25TH §T.—AN AMERICAN WOMAN, OF ood experience, as cook in the country ; don’t wisl. ut of New ¥. te. Can be uneil auited. OD EST 27TH Sf.—A RFSPECTABLE WOMAN Z 44 as good cook; would assist with the washing and ironing; no objection to the country. DA4. BAST 2TH ST. ONE PAIR STAIRS UP.—A SF respectable girl to cook. wash and fron in a small Privat family ; good city references, QY.4 WEST WTH ST., REAR HOUSF.—A RUSPECTA ble young girl as cook, washer and ironer, or todo Feneral honscwork in a emall private familly ; good city refer- ence. Call for two days, FOG WEST BMH sta RESPECTABLE LD petert girt ea good cook, washer und froner fent city reference, 998 WEST TH ST.-A RESPHCTAPLE GIRL TO cs cook, wash aad fron and ‘o general housework in & Pr. xcel~ 134 2D AV. RETWEEN MTH AND srt sTs.—A | Q WEST WEN STH AND 6TH AVS.— ices 428 Temectabie gt mae ate gbectinn Uo assist 26 P aye woman wh iva tho very igheat refer. woocutne enetet ogee: akon | SEAR Sinetarkale ieee thee Q] EASE MTH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS WEST 2911 ST, AS FIRST CLASS SEAMSTRESS 4: 0d copk and to assist | hi $ 09 mily; a b ina is ey pak crete ia: Bo | LO) Scr uy anna ooo WEST 83D S8T.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS 00d plain cook, wash: Food! nae Ag and troner in @ simul pri 123 BENRY St.’ YOUNG LADY AS SEAMSTRESS or companion toa lwiy; undoratands her business Well; eras moderate, Address COMPANION, vate fai 50 WEST 19TH ST.—A TRUSTWORTHY YOUNG . woman a8 good cook, excellent washer and ironer; for two days. best reference. Ci ¢ WEST 20TH 8T.-A YOUNG WOMAN 520 Jaundresa, or good plain cook and to amuse htt a washing: good city reference. 533 aWAV.cA YOUNG WOMAN AS COOK: UN- Oeded derstands her business in all lis branches; beat city reference from last place; no objection to assist’ with the Washing aud ironing EE areanmaker and soumatrons wislia 10 ao ont by th y take in work: underatan: of fi jug and cutting, and inaking boys’ clothem, sprint 159 WEST 2777 St. COMPETENT DRESSMAKER Je) wishes a few tmore-engagements by the day or week. Call or addvess, 91 DIVISION S¥.—A_ GERMAN LADY, WHO UN: derstands dressmaking and all kinds of travaing; 7 WEST OTH ST,—A Ron TANT GIRT, AS G2] SHAY: BETWEEN s8rH AND arti ers., SA third took. —As firat class Fronch female cook nit private family or private boarting house; first class recom= os mendations, ~ GREENWIOH S8T., IN THE BASEMENT-BY A ble situation as cook, and to wast best city reference. Call for two days, 2D AV.—A RESPECTARLE YOUNG WOMAN as neat piain cook; » frst class washer and ironer; understands her duties perfectiy; excellent elty reference, 15 6TIT AV., MILLINEBY STORE.—A RESPEOTA- *) ble woman a8 cook; understands cooking in all tte branches; exeolient baker; would do coarse washing; best city references from last employers. A. COMPETENT WOMAN DESIRES A SITUATION TO cook, wash and iron, or would do general housework. Apply for three duys at northwest corner é5ih *t, and dd av cp floor. OUTHWEST CORNER OF 418T ST. AND 4TH AV, frst floor.-A respeetable- young woman as good cook, washer and ironer; is willng and obiigiog; best refereaco frow last plave, Chambermaids, &c, Q QROSBY Sh. REAR HOUSE, FIRST FLOOR, ROOM 2—A German gir as chamnbermaid and walt 18 WESt Sr Sr. (PRESENT RMPLOYER'S.—AN AG exosiiont woman as chambermatd or chambermad and waitress, Cail for two days. BD BAST 4TH St.—-A KESVECTABLE YOUNG QA stun chambermafd and waitress; good elly refer GREENWICH AV, ECTABLE REAR—A_ rs young Woman as Chambermald or waitress in a pri- wate familly; good city reference given, Can bescen for two aya. CANAL ST,, JERSEY CITY.-A RESPECTABLE English eiri todo upstelra works, light housework or of children in a private family; references. WEsT 467H S87. Dermald and waitres 66 8 4 YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM- in & small family; good cily Ls referenoes. ] 18 WEST 28D 81.—A RESPECTABLE, COMPETENT i young git} as chaumbermald aud waliross; excelleut clty references, 11 8 WEST '38D ST.-A RESPECTABLE, COMPETENT © voung givl as chambermaid and waitress; excellent city reference, 130 WEST Q0TH ST., FIRST FLOOR.—A RESPECTA. . bie voung girl as chambermald and waitress in a private family; exoollent city revere: 132 SE MARKS PLACE (rit St.), FIRST FLOOR, 2.4 ftront.—A young German girl as chambermaid and Wrautress or to do general housework 10 a sual! Amestoan family ; 18 & good plain cook. 184. BASE MTH ST. BETWEEN gD AND 4TH AVS, Lee A respectable gitlta do chamberwork and plain eveing, or help in the washing and Ironing} 4904 reference, T2G6 RES Ist stk RESPECTABLE GIRL AS ) first class chambermad aud to assist fa walting ia aw, private tamily or private boarding house; elty reference, 147 WPst S911 ST.-A COMPEIENT GIRL AS ' chambermaid and waliress io a private family ; ex- cellent reference, TQ] WES SST St, CORNER 7011 AV.—A RESPEC JE able young girl as chambermaia and wattress and to assist with washing and ironing, or as waitress wlone: willing and fully capable; good re ced. Can be agen for two days, 19. 7TH AV.~A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT ’ airlas chambermatd; would assist in the washing; good ity reference, Cull Thursday, EAST Q0TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAM- Lermaid and waitress, or waitress; best city refer- S8T., RETWEEN 7TH AND S8Tit c ni girl as chambermaid and to ing; unexcoptt c Q06 Vest 2TH Stk RESPROTARLE YOUNG ) firlas chambermaid and waitress; willing to assist in the washing’and froning of a small private family ; good city reference. fasaist In wi OR WEST 96TH ST.-A YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAM 2 bermaid ant waitress; no objection to assist in the Washing: city.oreountry; four years’ reference from inst place, Gall for two days, 201 A RESPYOTABLE PERSON understands her ‘business thor small private family; good city reference. QO West wp sT—AS | FULLY | COMPETENT J cook; no objection to a private boarding house; {3 allowed to re‘er to her last employer. 230 WFST 42D ST..-TWO RESPECTABLE COMPR- ae tent cir's to go together; one as cook. washer and ironer; the other as chambermaid and waitress; excellent references. . - 939 WEST 2TH ST., spectable young wom: cook, the other as fret clase In pertenced; will '@ found tru OBA. EAST 4D | ST.AS GOOD PLAIN COOK; ZF willing to assist with the washing and ironing; sx years’ reference from last place. 293) % EAST 877TH 8T., SECOND FLOOR,—AS GOOD * cook, washer and irouer; good elty reference, 93 FAST SMTA ST. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ° woman as cook, washer and ironer, or laundress; dest city reterence, Catt for two days, FIRST FLOOR,—TWO RE. sisters; ono as first class both thorousbly ex- rorthy; city reference. EI Pe 939 WEST 27TH ST.-A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN +e} na first rate cook; is an excellent buker of all Kinds; best referenc 24) wor ine to nsstat with the was! 247 back roomAi washing; country preferre 2 *2 WEST 1°TH ST.—AN ENGLISH WOMAN AS 7 cook, washer and froner in @ small private family. 9290 TH AY,, BETWEEN 2TH AND 27TH S78.—AS Ze cook, washer and ironer in a small family; good reference, 802 8 AV, competent women as irst elags cook; understands her business in ail ite branches; best clty reference. good city reference, 808 BAST 20H 87.—A WOMAN, WHO FULLY UN- « derstands raking charge of a kitchen, as an expert- enoed cook tp # private family or # first ciass boarding houre, Call for two days, 310 EAST 27TH ST.—AS FIRST CLASS COOK; NO abjcction to the country ; best city reference, S11 AY: ROOM 7.4 RESYECTATLE WOMAN e as cook, washer and ironer for @ stall private fam- iy; good reference, 379 BAS? ATI STA YOUNG GIRL AS GOOD OL cook; fret class baker j will do coaree washing af Pequired ; best city reference fromm ‘#st vlace, 828 WEST 17TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM,— OLO A respectable woman vs cook ;’ understands ber Dusiuess; tive years’ city reference from last place, B40 FAST 48TH ST., NEAR 187 AV., RDAR.—A ‘: widow woman to cook or do housework for a small family; hag a boy, three years old; references {rom lat place, private family; fs a good cook; wiling ing ; best olty reference. , NEAR 2D AV., THIRD FLOOR, food cook; willing to mesiet in ECTAPLE GIRL AS nell private family; RESPECTABLE YOUNG private family; would aesist ne and ironing; wndorstands cooking io ali best city reference. Call for two daya, A small BAST 16711 ST.A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS 34 COOK, washer and froner, or todo general hovse- work fn ® small fan ; city or country. ‘am! 4 & good baker; good references; 52 sD AV. NEAR OTH S87.-AN EXPERIE: 302 ‘wom! cook ; woul do the washing and ineieg nga en teste ey ‘ 2D AV., BETWEEN oe 387 experietieat COOK I w COON Teeny tay AoA eat referent uslend some yeare EAST 4TH BT,, NEAR 18ST AV,—A. NEAT, TIDY King rOUn| ir} as cook; understay fagin'al ha brehehest no cbjection te the washings Do objection to the eouatry; best cily reference can be givens Call (or two days, FAST 1TH 8T., is cook NEAR 18ST AY.—as j Caoderetancs all kinds of countogy tat WEST 8D 8T.—A8 FIRST CLASS COOK: objection to a boarding hose; will sai nit te ce, 40 Washing and trotting; excellent city referon 10TH 8T.—A. RESP! YOUNG W 408 Uietetrivam maine ABLE YOUNG WoMaN eee 409 BAST 20H st. (RING FIFTH BEE.—A RE- table girl 1 eaten eens 42() BROOME SP. IN THE SHOR STORE,—A RE. spectable 5 a fener day onan {9 assist iu the kitchen of a hotel 2 BAST TH 8T.-AN FE 4 423 omen econ Whaner and oper hoa bend - aed good city ba Ly ss m place; also Sixeto no topes fant as ebhambermata and wartress; would BAST 16TH 8T., ROOM 12,—A RESPRCTABL and Tronert undetat natn pode! eng tors menue Felerouce from ner last places Call for two duce, Pott CHy WEST 4D ST.—A RESPECT, OMAN AS 425 cook, washer and roner fer mal Meant wood Fevercage, Call for two days, best city reference; well recommended from last 214 T 2TH ST.—A NEAT GIRL AS CHAMBER + maid and waitress in a small family; unexception- hie city reverence. DG WEST UH St—A_ YOUNG GIRL AS CRAM: J vermaid and waitress, or to do plain sewing and assist with the care of culidren; good city reference, Call for two daya. a ) FAST 25TH ST., TOP FLOOR, ROOM 17. ) snectahio girl aa first class chambermald 1 A RE: ad todo fine washing; thoroughly understands her business; good reference. 319 FAST 87TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ole girl, in a private family, to do chamberwork and to assist with the washing and ironing, or would do general EAST S6TH ST., UP STAIRS.—A RESPECTABLE } housework in a small family. Cal! for two days, 324. 2D AY., CORNER 19Til ST, PRESEST EM- OLE ployer's.—A competeut young woman a chamber. mald and stress; operates on Wheeler & Wilson's and Howe's machines SPRING ST.-A YOUNG GIRL TO DO UP. stairn e herself geverally useful, O96 3ve 37 WEST QIST ST. 8TH AND 9TH 29004 avs.—A young gtri'as chambermasd and wait will asstet with Washing ; best reference from! 34.0) BAST 2D STA RESPECTABLE GIRK AS OFLU chambermatt and waitress, or chambermald, wasber avd rover; best reference, Cail or address QA4. RAST MST ST OA RESPROTABLE OIRT AS OTE chambermaid and to assiet with washing and iron- ing; good roferenee, RAST LTH &8T., 47 CORNER IST AV,~A_ RE- nde « spectable girl, lately as chambermatd and to do washing; wages not ao much an object asa comfortable home; city or country, Call on M. €. 3 WES? 18TH 8T., BETWEEN STH AND 9Tit B48 tye two young’ eirls; one as clambermald: the other as waitress, 4.12. BAST,STH st., BETWEEN 1ST AV, AND AV. A, second floor, front room.—A respectable German girl as chambormald and to assist ip washing and frowning in a private American family ; 19 a good washer and ironer; hest city referenc 93 DAV. REAR-A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM. bermaid and waitress, or to do general housework in a small famiig;; ciiy reference, 503 EAST Bt, STA GERMAN CTRL AS CItAM. OUO bdermatd and waltross or fine washing and fronin 504. WET 3D st, SECOND rLooR, Prony OU: room.—A competent ctrl ag chambermaid and Waltress; three years’ first claes revere: 2) Wes 513 ta referennes, Slt WEST 41TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRt AS e70e) chambermail aud iaundress or chambermald aud swallress; good reference, 554 TH AV. BETWEEN 99TH AND dori STs. OOF tn the sidre—A respectabic gitl ng chambermaid and waitress, or aa chambermaid and to take care of chil- po tad objection t0 @ poarding house; private family pre- ‘erred, MTH ST.-A RESPRCTABLE YOUNG chambermald and agsist in washing; city 9 8D AV.-A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID 56: ond wait! or chambermaid and to assist with best elty reference, nil or addrens, 57( 2D A YOUNG American Protest, amberwork @r waltin: versely user ful, Cail or addi 634. RE AV. CORNER OF 41TH 87. RESPECTA °F ble young woman ax chambermalil and waitress oF to take cared children nud do plain sewing; best olty reter- ences, Catt be seen at het prasent employer's, attor {1 A. G36 22, A%e ABA, 187 BTA RESPECTABLE eT) young woman as chambermaid ina small, quiet fam ily; good elly reference, Ad@ress, 722 STH AV., CORNER OF MT ST.—A YOUNG girl as chamberma!d and nurse; has good city roi ere! fatal 6TH AV ( respectable Walling: willing to Goud chy rofereu: 8O5 STH AVA ResreoTANLE y Mt 0) gicl as chambermatd and waitress or to take care Of a child in a private family; best refereac 9 8TH AV, BETWEEN G7TM AND 68TH STS.—A tiambermald ur waitress, i BETWEEN 490 AND f0TH ST3.—A ng wotwan to doc orwork and With the washing and woniug; Dent references, 21 WES? VITH 8T.—AS FIRST CLASS DRESS. maker, to go ont’ by the day or work; good fitter; can operate on any machine, Call all th O65 WEST sar A FIRST CLASS DRESs- Je) maker would Ike a few more customers by the } day, to make their dresses and suite: for fitting none can ex- cel; af trimming ives the highest recommendations, Call on or address DRESSMAKER, 294. BD AV.—A YOUNG WOMAN TO WORK © by the month or week as dresamaker or Kearat in a family or hotel; ope: Y v pe erbie| la “tg rates on Wheeler & Wilson's ma- BOT WEST ST STA YOUNG GIRL AS DRERH. e maker or seamstress: thoroughly understands her business; wishes to go out by the day or ‘Address for several days. A454. WEST, SST STA SHAMSTRESS WISHES A +4 few mere engagements by the day or week ;can work at dressmaking or underzarments thoroughly under- stands Wheeler & Wilson's machine. Callon or address E, MoCOLL, BOS West, “7A Sta cre AS SEAMSTRS OUD understands areamakine; ean work on a mach in no objection to do chamberwork or to go 4 ahort distance in the country, 51: dersiand 10TH AV.A FIRST CLASS PRESSMAKFR TO ge ont by the ly un er business; best city referenc G2S Ste AV. (PANCY STORV—AS COMPETENT ) soamstrons; best city reference, Call for two days, TCT STAY, BETWEEN 42D AND ATI ST. A I ¢ frst class dressmaker to go ont by the day; none to Surpass in fitting or (rimming; dresses made over equal to naw; 83 per day, 72 SUH Ave FIRST BELL ENT e dressmaker desires a few more encagements at Lomes cutting and basting a specialty; references trom the Dest families, STYLISH DRESSMAKER, WHO IS A FIRST CLASS cutter and fitter, wishes a few more engagements by tho day or week, Ad:irese T., box 189 Herald office, GOOD, COMPFTENT SEAMSTRESS SOLICITS A few more engagements by the day or week; an exnert operator on the prinelpal sewing machines. Address SLAM- STRESS, 543g West 32d st, ANTED.-BY A DRESSMAKIER, EMPLOYMENT BY the day or week; can cnt and th ‘Teolly) satisfac tion guarantee Apply at 718 7th ay, General Housework, &c. EAST BIH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO ¢ 20 general housework in a small private family; best reforens 4. KING sr, BETWEEN VARICK AND HUDSON, — Eh A sirl to do general housework; best ty reference from her Inst place. is LS] MEST Sta COMPETENT GIRL 1 OL generat housework ; city reference 14.4. WEST Mra ST.—A. RESPECTARLE GIRL TO “EE do housework ; nd objection to the count 1G] est OTH STA, RESPECTABLE GIRL TO YT do general housework’th a small private famliv; good elty referevee, for two days. 1G] WEST 20TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO JL do general housework ina small private family; is a good plain eook aud good washer and Ironer; goud city referefice, 210. WEST arn St. NEAR 77H AV.—A RESP! able young woman to do general housework iD a Small private amily; good reference, 3 213 FAST Mri st, TOP FLOOR, FRONT.—A RE. +) apectable young’ girl to do general housework in @ sroait family, was in tec ae DA] SPRING ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO DO. po hase general housework or tend chtldren in a private family. 224. WEST 18TH §T.—A PROTESTANT GIRL TO DO 2 SF general housework in a email private family. Call for two days. cy aly QT West {TH st, NEAR BA —A YOUNG GIRL DST Wis goneral-ucucwork. Can be seem avher pre fentemployer'a, ong S Pah deo) sty EAST t0it A YOUNG GIRL TODO LIGHT 28 housework or take ears of children, Call tor two 4.4, WEST 1ernt St.—A YOUNG GRE, TO DO GEN: 2: eral housework’ in w sunall private family ; good reference, CLINTON ST.—A YOUNG GIRL IN A SMALL 2 rivate family to do goneret housework, 281 EAST 10TH 8T.--A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO do general house WEST 88TH ST.—A COMPETENT YOUNG WO. OV man to ao general housework in a small family; is @ good plain cook, washer and jroner; best cliy reference, 349 weer sri s ‘LE 2 RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO do housework in a small private family; good ev0k, washer and ironer; elty reference, QTD wit AY. BSTWEEN S157 AND O21) 6TE—A 04 2 young sittin a private family to do general house. good elty re nee, Call for two days, FAST ISTILST., BETWEEN IST AV, AND AY A, third floor, in'front.—A young gitl, lately lanited, eral housework or chamberwork, aud to assist it and who is willing to make ‘herself generaliy ol boarding house. 414. PAS? 17 ST.A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wo A415 EST 82D ST.A YOUNG GIRD TO DO GENE. 4.16 faFiousewore: has good sy reference QQ West arn st—\ WOMAN, TO pO Tol 439 Nork ina plain fartty;u a plain washer end tron er; wages not bigh TH AND TU AVS, references, 4.4] 838%, SEnwEEN BS reepectable middle-aged woman to do housework in a small family. 456 TEs Gas 8D AY, BET first floor.—A Fr: eral honsework ; good city F MS 2D AV., BETWEEN 40TH AND 41ST STS.—A 75 respectable Protestant girl, lately landed, to do the general housework of a plain. private family ; fe er aud ironer; a home preterrod; wages no obj all the week, (MU ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO GEN. york In « private family, N 40TH AND 41ST STS, ible young Woman ta do gen: rence, 7 Q) 771 AV, NEAR f2D STAN AMERTOAN d 7 youns woman to do general Lousework ; fa willing and obilging; t@a good washer and rover, bes city refer. ence, j Housekeepers; & LTON PLACK, BROOKLYN, 2) widow lady as housekeeper in a wito or country. GO) NEST WASHINGTON PLAC JU woman as housekeeper; in a widower's family pre- ferred; jg an excelent seamstress. QJ) BAST «TH S7.—AS NOUSEKREPER IN A Hi Oe) or any position of trast, by un American hal many years’ experience, Address HOUSEK 106 SPRING &T., CORNER MERCE GERMAN i's familly; city ~A COMPETENT able German woman as bousexeeper In a respe | bte widower's family; understands evowing aod marketings good clly referencé. Cail or aderess, 116 Wart 85 oA rood, Woe Gane ie sires g companionable position as boy " gentleman’ family 3 ohsectiva to ite cure Pest An interview can ve | a. EAST 1271! ST.—-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN ‘ first class Inandress: undersianda duttag branches best eity referenc pp . * af QQ Ws? tH 81—A8 comrrrene LaRDERaa 7 thoroughly understands ber business in tranches; (utlug; all kints. of facos and woollenas references from her last employer. Calf or address f three daya. BY WPS? TA ST.A RESPECTABLE YOUNG oIRg * as laundress an! chambermald; best city refereaces, Can be seen at her present employer's. 122 WES? 20TH ST., NEAR 6TH AV.—A PROTEST: = ant woman as first class laundress; good reference Sa — WESE 20TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WIDOW 122" Fike nas out tn hasan cate mabipotond ing or housecleaning; best city references. . Ring the base- ment belt. 136 WEST 19TH sT.—-A RESPECTABLE GIRE, Mt first clasg hk ; underst ie tands ail Kinds of fine ’ 136 WEST 35TH ST.—A COMPETENT YOUNG WO‘ man as first class laundress; will assist im chapaber work; excellent reteren Call for two days. 14 WEs? 20TH ST., SECOND FLOOR, BACK ROOM, A young woman as inundress; beet city references, © Can be seen tor two cays, 5¢ WEST STH ST., TOP FLOOR.—A RESPECTABLE. *Je) colored wouran wishes some ladies? ant gentiemen's Washing to do at her own home ; wa firet class laundreas, 178 ST AVcA RESPRCTABLE ornt. AS FIN Washer and ironer; underatanda all kinds of laces and fineries; good city reference, WEST 20TH ST., NEAR 3D AV.—A FIRST CLASS J \awndress; understands all French fluting and fing linon ; excelleat city reference. Cull for two daym QOH RAST LD St. THIRD FLOOR, BACK ROOM:—& e) first clags lnundress wishes the washing of a ir family or a few gentiomen; puting and fluting a spectalty ; good reference, 81 2 WEST 40TH S?.-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN. @ wishes the washing of a few gentiemen or famlies by the week, IL or addres BQ] ITH A BTW) respectabis woman the best ey reference. 307 EAST sll SA” RENFRO TAREE Widow 44 woman would liko the washing of a private faniily, or rew gentlemen, to take homes will be done 1a @ tal claas manner, 27 EAST STH ST—AS FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS eo in a private family; best city reference, Can be seon for two days, 864. 7tH AV. IN THE BAKERY.—A RESPROT. eA) able colored woman wants washing and ironing, or to go out by the day. 898 2. AV, CORNER ssp THIRD FLOOR.—.~ or Wanted, a few more gentismen’s ant famili¢s® * washing, by the dozen or bundle, by @ competent woman. terms moderate, M. MORGAN, AQ] BAST Writ ST.-A COMPETENT LAUNDRESS mn wil do gentiomen ud family washing at Cie, dozen, Mra. MOCAFFERTY, 427 EAST 15TH Si, ROOM 18,-A RESPEOTABLE 0 German woman will vo out washing by the day. WEST WITH BST, DECENT, RESPECTABLE 439 *7.4 woman wishes to take in washing and ironing oF. #0 out by the day, Callon Mrs, HEALY, 444 WEST STH sta RESPEOTABLY. WIDOW A woman Wishes washing and ironing at her own restifenee or wou'd go out by the day; good reference if re- ELN 26° AND SOPH ea wants wasbing and fronlag; quired, Cau be seen for two days, i Q2] BDAY, (OLD NO. ML, BETWEEN S60 AND IAL ket sts., thirt floor, front room. —As first casa laug- dress ; good city reference from last place, Cail for two days, 1.37] BROADWAY, BETWEEN sorH AND. 4ovit of ats., first floor.—-A respectable colored woman wishes families’ washing to do home; best city reference, Inqture for Mrs, Mason, ANTED--BY Indies’ or ge er and trone WOMAN, A PEW ‘A washing to do; 1s a firat class ty refereuce, Address Mra, Nurses, &c. a] WEST 9TH ST, BETWEEN 6TM AV. AND Broadway.—A respectable git! as nurse and seam- stress or to do chamberwork and waiting ia a private fam- ly ;-vory vest reference from last place, 1Q5 SOUTH, srt AV. IN REAR Le) neat, Tereciable Protestant youn women, Spectively 16 and 18 years, ax children’s nursea and to Heht chamberwerk; no oDivetions to go in the county) good references, Call for three days. 126) SH, Sty ,CLINTON PLACE, ROOM 4.—A YOUNG 0 Envlish jr) ag nurse in a private tamily; 16 willing and obliging. Cail for two daya. 146 NAvERLEY PrAcr.— AAO place for a nnree for an infant; Apply to. A. HUNTER, 16: WEST 211 ST., NEAR 7TH AV.- AN AMERICAN 63 ‘eormnis childs nurae; six years’ reference, HOUSF.- TWO A LADY WISHES. A best reference, 1 ITH AV.—AS GOOD NURSE IN A PRIVATH 14. family ; je ot taking care of @ baby aud bringing It up of the bolt ate on Wheeler & Wilson’ for two days. Wrst 16TH 8a youd Seamatresa; can oper- wing machioe, Call or addrome 9 42, SECOND FLOOR.—A RE GE spoctable wirl to mind chikiren and assist fa cham: Derwork. Call for two days. 94. WEST 7TH ST, BETWE AND Sit “BO av A steaty, respectable woman ag nurse; capa eof a child from its infaucy; best elty ref. or two days, ble of taki crences, € 305 EAST 82D ST. TANT YOUNG Wo. IVD man o4 va can take the entire charge of « Daby; is a good seamstress; best city reference, , BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STS, QL] Nore ame s . Wilhamsbure.—A respectable Protestant young girl aanurse aud to asslatin sewing, Cail for wo days, 313 FAST MTA ST., FOURTH FLOOR.—A YOUNG eo) te) German girl as nuree and seamstress; operates on several machines; good city references, Call {rom 2 to 395 WEST 2D st, IN THE DYEING SroRE.—A 8.40) young woman as’ nurse and scamstresa: is compe , tent; can cut and fit children’s clothing; good reference; no objection to the country, QIG FAST PTH st. FOURTI FLOOR, BACK OLY room.—A respectatile v nt ae children's nurse ; can take care of tuem from birth or brine them. up on the bottle; the best city reterence, Can be seen for two days. 397 BAst aera A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 3-46 girias nurse and’ eeamutrese; bas # good sewing machine ; iret class reference irom last place. 334 6TH AV., NEAR 20ST ST.—A PROTESTANT WO. man as thurs, to take care of an mfant, sewing or chamberwork ; best city references, 341. entire charee o! t EAST 16TH = Sf..-AS COMPETENT NURSE; well experienced in the care of children; can take Fan wfant erstands feadiag them ov ng objeotion to the couu- dave. SECOND FLOOR, PRONT eolable MATred Worn as Wet DUrse chy reference, 49 GREENWICH ST, THIRD FLOOR, FRONT.—A 3 { 3 respectable girt as nurse; wil assist in plain sewing rolerence if required. 401 CLERMONT AV, BEYWEEN FULTON AND Green, Hrookiye.—A” voung ried woman, Waa Las jist lo#t ber child, a# we! nurse ; best yeferanee- ’ |43 oe chamberm: EAST STH ST, ROOM TA RESPECTABLE Protestant young woman as nites and s 4; derstandd the care of 1D SP—A YOUNG AMERICAN Ofte of chambermaid and waitress. 2D AV., CORNER WT ST.—A RESPECTABLE WomAD AS Nurse; Expericnced ia the care of dren: can take entire charge of an infant; understapas fer ing them on the bottle; best referente, GOB 22 Avs, BEMWEEN SoH AND dort sTS—A Tespectable young woman as competent nurse; ablo to take entire charce of a baby from ite birth; understand. bringing it np on the vottie, or would take care of growing children and eew, § PAST Wi St.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG married woman, whose baby isa few weeks old, aa Wet Niwas; excellent physician's relerence, P74 BROADWAY. A COMPPTENT GIRL AS NURSK tress and cnatsrermald, ay employer's, basemen tet 151 4 NEAR uth St, TOP FLOOR.-A low as housekeeper. WEST 35TH _47., PELWHEN TIM AND STULAVS, first floor.-#4 middle-aged (rites lady as house: eoper Inasmailfamtly of adultes mo objection to take en- ‘tire charga:no objection to take charge of an invalld, Call for two days, — O35 Bast it 8T., BETWEEN 2D AND SD A Je) Sinith's (oy store.—A tho: é 4 aa'workiog house re HOUghly domesticated Ku, Q]5 BROOME st, Ft FLOOR, FRONT.—AN B15 Thenean Indy ba housekeeper of a’buliding oF Orst Clase tenement Mis, NICHOLS, jowse; best reference. Call on cr address G10 STL AV<AN AMENICAN PROTESTANT Wo. man of experience as housekeeper; good references ae tovapacty and Characer, N AMERICAN WOMAN WISMES A SITUATION AS housekeeper for house room in wtenement house, Ad ea J, ROBERTS, box 12i Herald Uptowa Braneb ollice, 1,265 Broadway, N AMERICAN WIDOW WOULD LIKE A SITUATION housekeepers novel expewence or Ftore room. Ads ra, A. RUBLES, Horald Uptown Branch ofiee, 1/295 dress Broadway, REVER IN A HOTEL, OR THE CHARGE OF roow oF ADY position of trust and responsiblity; 41 box 1% Herald ober, ] 05 8D AV., SRCOND FLOOR, BACK ROOMS.—A UI renpectavlo girl as ebamhermaid and waltress and to assist in the washing and froning Wf required; good city reference from last pla: 0 Doles Answered, L1G] 224%; SSt Stik RESMECTABLE YouNa : . woman as chambermal! aud waitress; best city pierence, Call for two days, Q7 2D AV. BUTWEEN $IST AND 1,437 first fede front, Doma Fug Somon rmaid wud waitress, wi Fequires; good eliy reference. ith Who washing if Dressmakers and Seamatresses. —AT 14 6TH AV., OVER WEST sTD! G3 + Tank—-An expert operator and Boat rad anbaer by and desires family sewing; can make children’s clothing, 0, 6) WHITE'S PLACE, STA 87, BETWEEN 77H AND fh ava. respectabio girl ImGly tauded on nooreateens undersan%s dressinaking; can’ work on diferent machines; OF would aysist 'f Cliamberwork, Call for wo days, NT WORKING HOUSE. AN IN TE Re a roper oF character, widower with two children; a steady be if boty are suited: age from 40 to 45, Ad- dress, wilh WIDOWER, station C, *ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN LADY OF EDUCA- V tlop, a position as housekeeper or companion, or to travel witt a family; thorougbly competent in either eaoa- city and willing to make herself useful; reference ven, Address firs. L. D. P., Herald Uptown Braveh oflice, 165 Broadway, y ANTED-DY AN AMERICAN WIDOW, HAVING THE, t references, & position to twke the entire char; of bites d family; would instruct children and take if weir wardraiey far a home aga. email com tion Kalitte GOMPLYENT, Brooklyn Bienes. Ree ot VWWANTEDCA POSITION OF TRUST IN tine Howe of & whiower or fn ® small Ay ate (- if? LD an ini’ “sand the care of chit- jn reduced ctr feng or: wou & furniahed house oF einb ot ® fur oF ¢! {ue city, Address WEMB, J.036 82,Av NEAR SST €9.—A MIDDLE-AGED -UOD_ woman of long experience as vurse to jafants or rown children: Is an excellent seainatress; no objection to e couniry ; beattity reference, PERSON OF EXPERIENG! MONTALY On invalid ouree can be obtained er of id ay, end Hid st, Harem, over Marsh's dfag store, Inquire ta gute erye Waitresses, &e. 20) WEST TH ST, CORNER OF 7TH AV.—A RI spectable young Enghsh girl as waitress or chau: ber aa respectable faulty, 20) WEST 2TH ST.~A YOUNG WOMAN AS waitress, or would do chamberwork and waiting; Dest clly reference from laxt place, Call fur two days, 21 AEE YOUNG EAST 211 RT—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wowan as Wultress and chambermaid; good refer. exer, 950 “tH St. BETWEEN 77H AND sri Ava. OU A respectable young girl us tirst clase waitress: is willl to assist in chamborwork; bas five Years’ city rolers ence (rom her fast placa. S02 TTR, AY, BETWEEN ett AND OTH STS,—A e neat, ve young woman as H thoroughly understands her business; 18T AV.--AS FIRST CLASS. WAITRESS; UNDE! 401 stands salad and the care of silver; good chy ref ence, 989 SD AV., NEAR 69TH BT, (FANCY STORE).—A J respectable young girl as competent waitress; or Would do chamberwork aud sewing; operates om Wheeler & Wilson's machine, Miscoliancous, 46 VANDAM 8T.—A RESPROTABLE YOUNG MAR tied Knglishwoman i @ mall private (amily; wages Bot te much ap object as a good home, where she coud take er baby, Cullon or adaress Mra, REAK B, 102 EAST 1TH STA FRENCH WOMAN As Inay's maid inn wealthy fi 3 ‘under: Wands dressmaking; good reference. Mra. IL. enyaerremee mae ~ 6) WEST 59TH STA GERMAN WOMAN AS YOUNG 2 “ladies! maid or to mint enlres three years’ cet: 122 "Adurose Os Me for two day’ \ bs 5 see 2TH Soh YOUNG LADY I8 DESTROV@ [ies tiedtoarnsmmunane ch and p+ Fos "tad 5