The New York Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1872, Page 11

| THE COURTS. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Business in Bankruptcy. Ryvea the 1st of August to the present time the number of petitions filed in the above Court ameguges to thirty-flve—thirty-one voluntary and four Veluniary, SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, Deeisions. Before Judge Leonard. The National Butchers and Drovers’ Bank vs. Wardell.—Action is disinissed, with costs to defend. ant, and $10 costs of motion. Otis vs. Otis.—Divorce granted, nD ¥s, Anderson.—Motion for tnjunction and Zocanee denied ; $10 costs of opposing to abide Before Judge Brady. Joham vs. Davidson.—boes not comply with ruic. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY, Supreme Cotrr—Cuampens—Held by Judge |. —Ni 20, 31, 84, 85, 36, 37, 88, 39, 40, wea a ghar $2, ‘4,’ 66," 67; 68, 60, 61, 62, &t 69," 13; 74, 7535) 81,’ 82,"85,'99,"103, Joy ta st 2 Me |ARIN) Judge URT—CRIAL TerM—Part 1—Held by Shea.—Nos, 63, 2 11, 15, 103, 108, 138, 158, 170, 172, 174, 176, 178, Part 2—Held by ao ae erat re a aes 167, 169, 177, 179, 181, 183, 185, 187. Goume Gr GENERAL SessioNs—Held by Judge Bedford.—Edward Butler and Benedict. Clark, rob- bery; Charles Grauf, burglary; William O'Brien, felony, assault and battery; Michael Lanigan, Philip Goodfeish, John Gaivin, William Walsh, Henry Meroge, Susan Wilson, Josephine Clark, John’ Cain, William Long, ‘thonas McDonald, Henry Rutter, Paseal Sande, Mary Taylor, Ellen Wiliams, Susan Herring and Sarali Cowell, grand Vareeny; William Dutton. larceny from the person. BROOKLYN COURTS, SUPREME COUAT—SPECIAL TERM. Decision: By Judge Pratt. aoe vs. Goldsmith.—Judgment for plaintig, fartin vs. Stiliman.—Case settled. In re Petition of H. Seibert, &c.—Motion denied, ‘with $10 cosi ‘ Taylor vs, ‘Taylor.—Report confirmed, allowances, Ge SURROCATE’S COURT. Business Last Week. Before Surrogate Veeder. During the past week the will of Julius ©. Stall, of Brooklyn, was admitted to probate. Letters of admintstration were granted on the estates of the following named deceased persous:— ricke Merle, of the town of New Lots; Sarah McGrath, Bridget O'Brien, Eugene D'Orsey, Patrick Fitzgera} Catharine Doyle), Wolven, Eliza L. Lewis, > eae gand Charles A, Marshall, all of the city n. Letters 0! ardianship of the person and estate of William Bincks were granted to Henry M. Ben- tincke, of the town of Gravesend; of William Merle to John Haupt, of the town of New Lots; of Alphonse Boursand to Charles A, Boursand; of Franz Scheilein, Jacob Scheilein. and John Scheilein to Jacob Eisenia; of Mary Schan- del to John N. Schandel; of Alexander 0, Murshall to Cornelia M. Sear of Mary Miller, Her to Alfred 0. lena E. Miller and Annte 8, Allof the city of Brooklyn. FATAL RUNAWAY OASUALTY. The Killing of Mrs. Kendrick—Who’s Responsible ? Several witnesses were on Saturday examined be- fore Coroner Herrman in the case of Mrs. Kendrick, late of 75 Second street, who, on the 30th ultimo, waa knocked down by a runaway horse in the Bowery, at Bond street, and injured in such a man- ner that she died soon afterwards, Mr. Louis J. Chamberlin, Keeper of the Bull's Head stables, testified that he reevived twelve horses from the New Jersey Central Rallroad Company about tivo weeks ago; they were sent for B. B, Blakeley; on the 20th ult, the witness re- ceived an order to deliver the horses toa man, whose name is John Bianely, who paid the bills for keephi the horses; it was one of those twelve horses that ran aay. and killed Mrs, Kendrick. John Brobyn, a | Lexington avenues, and there saw Sidney Buek, whe said he was employed by Mr. Blanely to exer- cise. horses; while the witness was there Mr. Bianely told Buck to harness a horse to take Mr. Bianely home; he harnessed a horse and hitched him toa wagon, when Buck, a boy named Stimp and the witness entered the wagon, but the horse would not start; Stimp aud the witness got out of the wagon and taking the horse by the bridle tried tostart him, but he would not go; suddenly the horse made a jump and started towards aaxe avenue; at the corner of ‘Twenty- fth street the wagon tipped up and threw Buck out; the horse ran on the sidewalk to Twenty-third street, knocking down two or three men; he ran into the street aud down Third avenue on & run; the witness pursued the horse ag far as Seventeenth street and saw a man in the ‘wagon; continued down and in the Bowery; heard @ Woman had been run over and injured. Owing to the absence of the boy, Buck, and also Meaers. Blakeley and Biancly the farther inveastt- n._of the matter was adjourned till next Thurs- jay. Itissought to be proved by the relatives of deceased that the horse was a vicious and danger- ous animal, and wholly unsafe to be entrusted to the management of boys. . It is desirabie to place the responsibility where it properly belongs. THE SELDON MALPRACTICE CASE. ‘The examination in the case of Dr. Seldon, of 67 Amity street, charged, in conjunction with Jennie Sharp and Abraham Savage, with having performed am abortion ou Barbara Vass, of Jersey City, was continued before Justice Cox, at the Jefferson Mar- ket Police Court yesterday. Assistant District At- torney Sullivan appeared for the prosecution and James D. McClelland for the defence. Dr. steele, @ police surgeon attached to the Mercer street station, appeared and testified that he had examined the complainant on the night of Seldon's arrest by Captain Byrnes, and was confident that delivery | by malpractice had been produced on her, in con- sequence of which she was and is physically in- jured. He produced several instruments used by Malpractitioners, and stated froin the description given by the complainant that Selaon had operated On her with one similar to that produced im Cour The defence claim that the woman was not pre; nant, out was only sufering froma severe coid. Seldon and his companions are stiil locked up at the Jefferson Market l’rison, in consequence of Jus- tice Cox refusing to admit them to bail pending the examination, ie complainant is still detained at the Mercer street ee station, and has several times been visited by her sister. Her mother, who she states advised her to visit Seldon’s and have the operation periormed, has not been near her since the atfair was made puplic. The examina- tion was postponed until some dy during the coim- ing week. KILLED AT LAWRENCEVILLE, N. J. Charles Gaffney, who had been employed on the fallroad for twenty-four years, was killed Saturday morning, near Lawrenceville station, by the seven o'clock train from Jersey City. He stepped out of the way of a passing tram, When he was knocked down by the other and instantly killed. morgane CARP. FOOK OF FURNITURE, Istery, &c., worthy of exainination, for cash or a A CLARKE, Houses.and rooms furnished to TEORGE ral scale Of payments, win} N. A ELEGANT PARLOR SUIT, COVERED IN SATIN; | cost for om, 50; Suits, $50. uy wards; Chamber Suit Tose w $i ad walnut up { Bookcase, Ktageres, Mir ona 4 C01 bra i peeane ren e rors, Bronzes, &c., con. T LESS THAN HALF Cost. it, two colored reps, silk t 4; Walnut rep Suits, $5 and gvp 8018, Cost SOO) ‘oat Eighth street (Clinton place) 4 Sixth avonue T BENDALL'S OLD STAND—CARPETS, FURNI. ture, Beating, cheap for cash, or by weekly and monthy paymen! C.K ANSON & D0. w) and 21 Tudson sirect, corner LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FUR: AL fate na edning at terest cash [lees oF weekly oF ihly instaimonta, at 0 RRELL ih avenue, corner Twerleyl street. MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, MARIE A, rantcinete style, cost $400, for $200; one do., $60; ur Sib ce, Chive, Glues, Kinyores, Bookcase, Shatner, Dining Nurniture; Furniture servants, apart: ents: ee ; sacrifice; property family leaving city, 36 West Painiiyin, Bronves, Clocks, 'Mirro: St,, wear Sth av. PAAuPETS, . 9; Fnrnituro, Beda Bediing, &e. theweke of month, ‘Terms 2 KELLY & CO., 2TH ST.—A WE! Ny ST.—TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, eee wie and ironer and the other as chambermaid and waitress; best city relerences, ST STH ST.—A RESPECTABLE, STEADY arent ‘as cook; understands her business in all its work and sewil ae CROSBY ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS Vegetable or order cookin # restaurant or hote WEST WASHINGTON PLACE.—A RESPECTABLE young girl to cook, wash gin iron iu a small faulty ; best city revrence. » WEst 17TH sr. assist in washing and troning; good reference. ty WEST ISTH ST, REAR HOUSE.—AS GOOD plain cook and laundress, Good elty reference. — —AS GOOD PLAIN COOK AND | 1Q Bast aru St, 4 Woman as chambermaid or waitress; city reter ence if required. AS FIRST CLASS COOK IN A Understands all kinds of family private family cooking; best city reierence, x 543 girl as chants rihaid or chambermatd and wait EAST 19TH 81 ress in a private family, | a PLACE, PRES. ent employer.—A respectable young woman as frst class cook; understands lrench and American cook- ing; best reivrence. EST 20TH ST, N 34-7 BAST STH sta swan crt as craw. | EE vermaid: i willing fo aot in washing and leon el reference, ¥ comunens lon from her last place. "Address, 349 % EST 43D 8T.. BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH A respectable young girl to do chamber 43 Willing’ and obliging. Call for wo: FRENCII LADY AS fy a good seamstress: willing and MI SSELBAH. eTWEEN 28D AND 2TH STS, THIRD t.—A respectable young woman, Intely d, as chumbermatd and wattress, in a small. priv {has no objection to making herself usefitl; can for two days, FIRST FLOOR,—A YO a A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBEKMATD 447 TH av. f and waitress; good city reference trom last | p WEST 80TH ST,, SECOND FLOOR,—A YOU! ECTABLE, TIDY YO! PB 619 OTH AV.—A RE J xirl as chambermaid; ts very competent and | careful; best city te " monta! fe womaui as frst clase cook; wider kinds of tmily cooking, Loch Freach aud ish, uieat, pastries, 1 er; Will take entire cl ho objection to a short dis city and country reierenes WEST 197 ST.—A GE: Plain cook, washer and ironer in a small private 878 st AY, BE respectable Py ‘acn and jellies; isan excel | waltre arge of Kitchen . apt { aD AY, 92 ing. 1 T1222 Avg THIRD FLOOR. —A RESPECTABLE eLL young girl, lately lande can he seom tor two duys.. YOUNG GIRL AS to assist with washing; will he fou and make herself yenerally use Li woman as first classé day cook; hotel, club howe, lish, French and Amertean, Call for two days, game, pastry, &. ECOND FLOOR, FRON young girl as cook, wi usivess thorough 5 WEST WASHING 2) room.—A resp inderstauds her city reference. EAST S971 ST., SECOND FLOOR, able girl as cook; good city rete seen for two days. 6) WEST 27911 ST. <a will assist in the washing WOMAN AS COOK; pS ell oh chine, would like to ge® employment on vest rato 3 ok; willing to assist with the washing; best | GJ] WEST TWELFTH STREET. city reference. EAST 22D 8T., FIRST FLOOR.—A RESPEC able Protesiaut girl as n Glise Washer and troner; hho objections to yo a short dix the season; can in the latest style ; the eountr: ool plain caok; first | Me TLS Ut AYA, RESPECTABLE operator MULBERRY ST, om as 12. A. WES? 17TH ST.—-A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER ant middle aged won Capable of doing any branch of Ww anly wants a home; country preferred, Call for two * AN AMERICAN PROTEST. fiting a specialty, WEST 82D St, BETWEEN 71 AND sti Avs, | [4-2 8D, 87. CORNER Ov 7TH A first loor.—As cock in a. private family; Toughly understands her business; 4st good baker; has try; hasa = 145 all kinds of family sewing; woul take her own machine if required, Houston sts—A_ respectable woman as good cook; understands lor business thoroughly in all its branches; besteity reference. Can be seen tor three days, from 12 tilid o'clock, ‘ WEST 31ST ST.—A © ian as first class cook; will usslst with coarse est city reference: Catharine O’Brien (formerly . arah A, atoll eee ane kth, Susan E. Bunn, Pe; lespie, Sarah Matilda SMicholan Schandel, Esther 165 WEST 218T BETWEEN 7TH AND 8ST AVS, spectable young girl as competent | has no objection to assist with the ¢ given from her I YOUNG GIRL AS GOOD can be seen for two days. EAST 29TH 8T.—TWO GIRLS, IN A PRIVATE one as good plain cook, washer and ironer, the other as chamberinaid and waitress; good evoning dresses style; has her own machine; city reter top floor or ring No. 4b two half grown children, In an Ame references given. Call dr address 2. C, 62 WEST 25TH ST.—AS GOOD COOK AND baker tn a private ‘family; understands meats, game and pastry; beat city reference for character capability. WEST 26TH §' girl as cook in an Americ: willing to assist in Washing und ironing; best clty refer- PTABLE. GERMAN n private famil RAST 89TH BT,, SECOND FLOOR.—A RESP: eI able, competent young girl asx cook and to assist with washing in a smallfamily, or us laundress; excel- lent reference. | ting cook, washer and housework ; good city reference. 18ST AV., SECOND FLOOR, person of experience as cook, washer and ironer in a sniall family, or as laundress preferred, ‘oner, or todo general BAST 1TH ST,, SECOND I ady place to the highest wage: 3D AV., NEAR 3D ST,—A RESPECTABLE girl as plain cook living at 445 Second avenue, Wicetion to the country testified that on the 30th ultimo, he went to the stables in Twenty-(fth street, between Third and and to assist best city referen: 2D AV., BETWEEN STH AND 60TH STS., IN the jewelry store.—A respectable womait as cook in a private tamily ; no objections to coarse washing. Call tor wo days. Chambermalds, BARROW ST., CORNER 4TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE irl wy do upstairs work and to assist in the snotso much an object aga steady home first class referenc or take care of a is, NeGinn’s, E.—A YOUNG WOMAN in washing; com be EAST WASHIS as chamberimaid and to assist commented, and has lived for nearly two years bove addresa, iD AV., MISKSF’S BLOCK.—A RESPECTABLE young German girl as first class chambermaid and or to take care of children. WEST 48D ST.—A_ YOU landed, as ehainbermaid and waitress, or chamber- maid and to take care of children, ina private family. 13TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG chambermaid and waitress in a small tam- ig and obliging ; best city references. R ISTH ST.—A PROTESTANT GTRL maid or to take eare of children, va, at her last employer’ ST 1H ST., NEAR 6TH AV.—A le young Proféstant girl as chambermaid and waitress; excellent reference. CHRYSTIE $' d., box Il Uptown Branch Herald office. Dt | ting, fitting and tilinming, wants employ vate tamilics hy the day. Call onor add N GIRLS, SPEAK private Ameri- RF, in the rear —TWO GERMA ing English, as chambermaids in Apply to Mr. LOUIS SCIIA ST.—-A RESPECTABLE Ul private family, as chamber- would do light washing or light references if required. ABLE GIRL AS WEST 4071 work in a small ta EAST 41ST ST.—A RESP! harbermaid and waitress; city reference. Call WEST 50TH ST., BETWEEN BROADWAY AND ‘A respectable Protestant girl as echam- nd seamstress, WEST 30TH ST.—RESPE as first class chamb private family prefer ] woman to do general housework, in a sini family; can do plain cooking, washing and ironing: no | ABLE YOUNG GIRL | A RI (and waitress ina priv Call for two days. | 113 GREENWICH st.. conser ov best city reference. e i pipet for small family WEST 33D ST. THIRD FLOOR.—A STEADY, honest, intustrious. giel to do c plain sowing, or would assist in licht washing; can give years’ teference from last place. Call for two days. nborwork and | | 5 small private family for general housework; city | | reference. Can be seen for two days. EAST 2D ST.—A_ RESPE chambermaid and waitress in a pri excellent reference. AST 30TH ST. 14 WEST 17TH ST., FIRST FLOOR. required. 150 would go out by the day. Call for two days. RESPECTABLE YOUNG i girlaschambermaid and take care of a chi! or plain sewing. EAST 90TH ST., THIRD FLOOR, FRONT ROOM. rlas chambermail and waitress, or fs willing to assist with the washing; good city refer: Can be seen for two days, WEST 2D ST.—A RESPEOTABLE You woman as chambermaid and waitress or nurs best city reierence. WEST 1791 8%, BRTWE ava—A young woman aa chambermatd and wait- Tess In a boarding house or restaurant. A respectable seen until cngaged. housework in a sma 98 2 49 724 Avi<-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO DO city QQ WEST PH ST. NEAR SPH AV.—A YOUNG | a N 771 AND STiT ST ISTH ST.—A_ RESPECTADL WEST Si8T ST.—AS LAUNDREss oR To po | lly ork and assist in the washing: isa Protestant; can come well recommended. nee 120 West twenty-third street. a clty, magnific fog ge i at crimson satii, cost M, for $2a0 ome dp, $100; + Plano 2? Bronzns, Curtains, Micrors, ‘Chamber Suits: Sil np Bates Extension Table; a sacrifies, Kosdencs | | SU 77, AY e in fney y do general housework; is willing and’ obliging; Mully recommended. FAST 5(TH ST, FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM Arh Haunherwmaid aid waitress; best Call from 9 to &. EAS? ©TH ST, NEAR 2D AV, THIRD FLOOR, | ront room. —A hsp tal @ young woman, ‘ate: | erwo k aul woiting im Gullo sod yaad iw ad GIR AS CHAM- rive for Mra HILDE. EAST UNH 8 bermaid and seamstress. hiv WEST 20TH S7,—1WO RESPECTABLE GIRLS to do chamberwork; have good city 1eierences, ‘8 warelour, 200 € ¥ 36: young girl todo housework; good washer and ironer. | 495 BAST ter sr. Top FLOOR, BACK, WA; 8 D St., TWO PAIRS OF STAIRS, tant girl as ehambermaid best city reterence, =A young Prot call for two di 1] EAST Sct ST.—A RESPECTABLE Ginn Ag id and waitress, or as chamborwaid Aid to Assist with the washing and toning. West sari sn. 0 Ris PHETARLE YOUNG ithe wish sitnati 4 ove as chambermaid and |) Waitress, the other as ines nid plain sewer; best city ‘all or natdtess, WEST EH SPA GIRD, LATELY LANDED, todo up stairs work and to assist in washing best city retors 81. TOP ¥EOOR.—A_ YOUNG Wo- to aevist in the wash. plage. Cali for two CThumbermaid » Her. Say bemiely reference from | dys. N 48TH AND 4971 STS.—A otestant girl as chambermaid and renee, cood city ret EAR SSTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE young girl as chambermaid and to assist in wash- as chambornua T willing and ot and Dressmakers and Senmatresses, ‘ON PLACE.—AS SEAMSTRESS in private temily; understands dressmaking and all Kinds of family sewing; operates on Wheetor & Wilson's 2¢ } wants a few engagements by the day. 46 IST ST., ROOM 19, B TWEEN 1ST AND A young woman, who can operate on Si A FIRST CLASS * dressmaker wishes a few more engagements nt and Ht ladies’ and children’s dreske no objection togo @ short distance in. lerenee given. at PROTESTANT cirl as seamstress, can cutand ft and is a good best references, Can be seen for two days. would like a few more engagements; cutting and AS DRESS maker, in @ family, by the month’; city or coun heeler & Wilson inaehine. Call of address, TOP FLOOR—OPERATOR \d seamstress would xo out by the day or week; 11 or addre: A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO go out by the day as dressmaker in private tam- 6 0 first class operator on Wheeler & Wilson ma- al elty reference. 6 EAS? 80TH ST., CORNER OF 3D AY., OVER 201 the store.—A competent dressmaker iments by the day or week; ladies’ polonaises ent and made in the latest nee. Inquire on hes a G WEST 27711 ST., FIRST FLOOR. 203 ble German git} ay seamstre: 2D ST.-A RESPECTABLE SWEDISIL woman as seamst and. to assist wiih cham. Call for two day IBGE WEST lr st. —A FIRST CLASS DRESS. a J maker by the day; has worked several years in » of the best houses in Pi 5 Ww 239) tre SSD ST., FIRST FLOOR,—A FIRST CLASS dreseinaker, who thoroughly understands cut- fitting and trimining, to go outhy the day. Call. QA] WEST BD St. BECWEEN 7711 AND STH AVS.— 4 A fashionable dressmaker, who is a good cutt and fitter of ladies’ and misses’ dresses and elegant trim- mer, would go out by the day or week; no objection to the Country. Call or address, 268 WEST 43D ST.—AN EXPERIENCED OPERA- hal tor on Wheeler & Wilvon’s machine and one that thercuchly understands ell kinds of family swing, wishes to maka a few engagements wish private familics. Call on or address Mrs. R. M. JONES. 31% EAST 19TH 8ST., NEAR AV, A.A YOUNG GIRL 4s seamstress and to do upstairs work. 420 EAST 18TH ST.—A DRESSMAKER AND SEAM. stress wishes a few more engagements by t day or week ; can sew on all kinds of sewing, Call or ad dress, 426 {TH AY. IN THE STORE.—A RESPECTABL, young Woman as seamstress; would assist i ght chainberwork; can cut and fit; operates on Wheeler & Wilton and Wilcox & Gibb’s machines; was over three years in last place. 47 38D _AY., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.—A dressmaker wishes a few more engagements by the day or week in private families; can cut and fit la dles’ and children’s dresses; has Wheeler & Wilson's and understands different machines. Cull on or C88 | DRESSMAKER, as above. bari am 481 6TH AV 1@ THIRD BELL.—ALL PASH. ionable Indies desiring a competent dressmaker, superior cutter, fitter and trimmer, who will go to their houses or take ‘K or to go out by the day; sonable ow by iy; terms sb erence. 4. WEST STH ST. 2 go out by the d. —A GOOD DRESSMAKER TO or work in private families; can cutand ft and operaie ou Wheeler & Wilson's ina: chine, coop Viney mo | YOUNG LADY, WHO HAS A KNOWLEDGE OF | dressmaking, desires a situ: a under a competeut tress, where she could obtain a more perfect know of all its branches; salary not so much an object 38 for one week M. M., station A. NOMPETENT DRE (GOOD FITTER AND / | stylish trimmer) wants a few enstomers by the day, In frst class private fainilies. Address DRESSMAKER, | MAKER, PERE COMPE MAKER, 1,287 Broadway, in store, for two days, General Housework, cé&e. CLARKSON ST., THIRD FLOOR,—A RESPECTADLE hi 1 to do general housework in a small private family; good city reference. Call for two days. AQ) ATTORNEY ST., IN THE STORE.—A RESPECTA- OV bie girl to do hoiwework for a small fainily; refer- ence if required, 75 MONTGOMERY STA PROTESTANT woman To | #) do general housework in a fmall t mily ; good plain | cook, Washcr and ironer ; good reference, 2p ST. NEAR 18T AV.—A RESPECTABLE | jon to i short distance from the city; good refer: ences can be given, | 110 GRSEXWicrt AV.—A RESPECTABLE You Protestant girl to do general housework in a | private family. NE ST, IN use Work. the bakery.—Young girl to do general vest city reterence. 5 WEST ISTH ST.—A PROTESTANT GIRL IN A A_ YOUNG reference if to do general’ housework; goot WEST 20TH ST., REAR.—A YOUNG WOMAN | todo general housework in a small family, or | 153 NEST BD st—AN EXCELLENT Goo work. | eo) ing wo n to do general housework. Can be | QQ WEST 13D ST. BETWEEN ATH AV. AND BU rotrgndway.—A Fespoctable git! to do general family. 4. War sorte ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO goneral housework; good city references, downstairs work in a small private famiiy; good | rence. xirl to do zenoral’ Housework in a small private sa good Washer and ironcr; best city reference. | BETWEEN 2TH AND 2TH STs, ore.— A resnectable young. woman, (0 322 BAST 2D SP, FIRST FLOOR.—A RESPECT. 4 able woman, with a daughter 11 yoars of age, to do housework in a small family; is a good plain cook, | washer ond troner 33% FAST ITH Sh—A GIRL POR UPSTAIRS ede work aud to make herselt generally useful. Cail for two days. EAST 2TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman to do general housework m a private ; good city references, 11 AY., NEAR SIST 8T.—A RESPROTABLIS A YOUNG diri todo yencral housework; good reierences. Call tor two days. ie 4.23 NEST BD STA RURPECTARLE GIRt 10 do general housework in-a small private faintly ; 08 428 WESC wD sna wEseR TABLE GIRL TO do general housowork in a small private tansily ; best city feterences, Ba 5 SD AV., BETWHEN N! — 532 3D SOTH AND 90TH STS.—A respectable young girt to do general housework; com soo city reverence: 8 3D AV., BETWEBN Dp AND 3D STS.~ A young qiri to do general hotsework in a private fin omineridods family; wliline and obliging; well rec WEST 4TH ST., NEAR STH AY operate on two mu- STH AV., NEAR 28TH ST.—AN AMERICAN Protes'ant woman, ina gentleman's tumity, housekeeper; city’ references, BROADWAY, IN A SMALL PRIVATE I, general rousewor! ply at 146 West 49th st. TOP FLOOR.—A THOROUGHLY | iY ‘or inatication panagement of servant ‘AMILY, A GTRI, reference required. Ape VANTED—A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND TRO™: efron, faa oan Went Sit wt, VANTED—A PROTESTANT WOMAN, f and ironer ina private family’ spectable family; never Itv Call for two days, WEST 26TH ST.. BETWEEN sTit ave.—A respectable girl | ina private family. mbermald and Ww family ; good city reverence, Apply at LADY or EXPERIENCE W idersiands att kinds of £2 Lo plen ige : Would assist in ehamberwork ; hay two ye | Qry ap av 301 iP 6TH AV.—A RESPEC management of dou ence given. Address » RICHARD BROWS, PAPER BOXES, © work; good waxes to first clase 73 Duaie st., up states. TANTED—A GIRL, light housowe) Alst st., between LL JANTED—A Wi ANTED—CIREA, TO WORK ¢ A RESPECTABLE LADY AS MONTIL Seo would take care of a sick oF an in- Se latacetas hands. Apply atl —BY A COMPE- * © of a inrnished POSITION A& HOUS or would take nee given and wn Bianeh oiti EPER—BY A COLORED rs family preserr EARS OF AGE, TO nd waiting. Apply at 106 West 4 will be found wilhng | and obliging; ttre 5 ERAL HOUSE done preterred. 351 Bast S8th at. TANTED—A NEAT, TIDY, for general houséwor' must be a good plal with reference, at St ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO GEN. eral howework in a small reference requ red. Apply at 1159941 YANTED—HANDS FOR MAKING BOWS AND is ‘Kk given ont; high prices to first class TLAGG'S, 9% Broads 1AN WIDOW LADY As mov per for a widower or fo go travelling, ‘AN, box 199 Herald Uptown Branch otilee, SITUATION WANTE y from birth; ©) MADISON ST., FRONT BASEMENT. 4 a baby to niirse : spectable American woman; would have the best of care. Address as above. objection to the country . ‘roner. East 620 st., from 9 A. M. to 12 1 nett, plain tem’ toke chirge and will Ff HOUSEKEEPER, private family; good box 120 Hei s 2 MARRIED | lost her own baby, Laundresses, &e. AR ATLANTIC, hing and ironing at her own house, by Apply at FISK, CLARK & F BROOKLYN.— and would do piain sewir Can be seen for two days, 6TH ST, SECOND & ‘oung Woman as wee nore: hasa AS COOK & LAUN- take gentlemen's, Ladi GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE. nist be a good washer and iray Apply at sid West Sist st, * or fa atin washing, breas: of milk. N EXPERINCED AND woman as chiid’s nurse; woul take entire charg COMPETENT YOUNG ST ISTH ST. (PRESE Hirst class laundre ss in a pr.wate.tiamily, ELDRIDGE st,, sery and Child's Hospital, « RL FOR A SMALL. yotist be a good AR BROOMF S?.—A RE. ectable woman to do the washing of a few also to go out by the day, EST WT ST., NEAR OTH AV,—A FIRST CLASS laundress wishes gentlem home, or would go out by the day. VEST 38D ST., BETWE! A respectable woman to go ont b3 to do general andironer. Apply at 350 Wi TANTED-IN A SMALL steady woman, who is a thoroughly Waitresses, &e. OOR.—A RESPECTA- Trane Senne zi . alivess, or chamber: | and laundges wing girlas drvtclass'waleress, or chamber- | gnd undress: vith referer NTED—A PROTESTANT GIRv TO TAKE CARE idren and assist In chatabde: Call at 315 West Sist st, between sth and WEST 230 S' hing to do at eHent reterence, N 6TH AND 711 AVS the day wash- WES? 27TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS PIEst | undersiands the dressing is and the cleauing of silver; elty reterence, Call for | WEST 16TH ST.—A RESPE! woman as hunni RD—A GOOD GERMAN GIRL TO DO THE ‘al House work of a smait private inv, washing and troning; good wages, 29TH 8P., TOP FLOOR,—A FIRST © wrding house ; waitress ina th ence; also a Arst class cook. WEST 38TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG | girl as waitress in a private to assist with the chamberwork ; frst clas#eity reference, jest city refer. ‘all at 833 West table Protesiant woman to go out by ke Washing in the house, ED—A COOK, WASHER AND IRONER: A esd, to assint in laundsy; ith st., between LASS LAUNDRESS: h tluing and ladies’ in the best tanner; references if required. T 2TH ST.—AS FIRST CLASS LAUN- by a respectable young woman; Will asnist 4; "no objection to go In the mmbermaid and waite also a Protestant nurse and: seamsts good city relerences, HIRE, 13 YEARS OF Apply at 105 Bast todo wailing or any kind’ of lyht work. | Call or address for two days. TO DO GEN. eral housework; German preferred. with chamberwork It requ Misecllancous ) WEST NINTH STRERT—MM . GRENIER DOES branches, also cutting and basting, and her charwes are far less than any other trst class, re the city. No si IRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK plain cooking ina private family, 421 West WEST 2TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOU kirl as laundress in a private fi ° ty reference from last place WEST XT ST, able dressmaker in FLOOR.—A RESPE! able colored woman wishes to do famili gentlemen's washing; can do duting and do up finerie: good references, EAST TH SY ing in her how PLACE.—GERMAN il; is a first rate hairdresser and dress- | maker} no objection to travelling. EAST HOUSTON ST, ho objection to ebiidren; speaks F accomplished in house and all kinds of needle- understands a little English; good Inquire of Dr. Pteifier. EAST 127H ST. (PRI ung girl trom’ s ily; Would take or wait on a lady and sew and make her: © home more thought of than wages. also a competent eh At 400 West 23d st. ANTED—A GIRT. FOR ¢ ila laundress. Apply A WOMAN WISHES WASH- AL HOUSEWOR! or can go ont by the day or ACCOMPLISHED to some respectable | eats ace PANTED—TWO TH ST., CORNER 7TH AV,, A first class laundress soficits ladies’ and gentle: men’s washing to do at home or would go out by the day. WSST 2TH ST, ONE PAIR OF STAIRS, IN 7.—A respectable wonan fo take washing and ironing to “her own, residen no objection fo go out by the day; Isa good shirt Ln bjection to washing or house cleaning; good city rererence given, iT WT ST.—TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS; one as good laundvess; the other to do chambei work and pluin sewing ; good city referenc THOMPSON ST.—AN I dvess solicits washing to do at home in superior style; terms, reasonab! TANTED-A NURSE, WHO UNDERSTANDS HATR. dressing. Apply | st, and Brondway. nSENT EMPLOYER?S). the front room, rice oF a little gil and ¢ D AND TO D@ ANTED—A GIRL TO ASSIST IN TART naiderstaads sey EAST S7TH A8T.--A RESPECTABLE YOU ) girl to take charge of ababy and make herselt wba ana y tal. ing to make herself generally Cull at 130 West ‘D COLORED MAN GIRL, TO DO THE private family, Call at 127 Last 27th ANTED—A GOOD cenoral how ework. os Mas AS STABLIS OLL TODO PLAIN 1 assist in the washing, in a small pri- West 23d st. between Sih and 9th av: TO COOK, WA sy FLOOR, BACK ROOM, A respectable man ay first class lai 3D AND 2D AVS.— class laundress in a HAND TRON Jerstands baking vd st., basement deor, 5 STUYVESANT Av. ig willing to accep) King the Wheeler & W address COMPANTON, FIRST FLOOR,—A Arp y at sl Wost {D—A GOOD COOK, WASHER jo as she Isasked, TH ST, THIRD FLOOR, BACK ROOM. etable woman wants a few gentlemen's the week or month; also fiutin rence it required. ITH AY., BETWEEN 2TH AND 26011 STS.—A laundress in a small jTeterences if required, A RESPFOTABLE WOMAN DE- tires to go ont by the da: Call all the week. —A RESPECTABLE WIDOW TO. can do all kinds of flut+ EAST 6TH ST. ‘950 West 20th middle-aged lady (single), to attend on a lady or must he willing | st., from dt A. M, to 21 ing Up one or two = = given, Cullior C. Hl SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. _ , LATELY IN THE SER. 4 king Freneb, ngligh, wished a Birt class otol FIRST CLASS MA Intelizgence Ofte SH AND GERMAN SERVANTS, FOR | apable and trustworthy, av., males and females, NERMAN SERVANTS FOR ALL POSITIONS, CAPA. constantly found atsis Bowery NGLISH, PREN a sicaation inn priv MAN AND W ANT SITUATIONS; MAN UN. Achange, for three di SITUATION. WAN 41. French and English | eloly honse in the ei 20 Herald oMee, STRICTLY TEMPERATE YOUNG MAN, OF GOOR n, is desirous of abt: Aduress KESYONSIBIL: FIRST CLASS ok; has beon hond cook in a Address H., box PROFESSIONALSITUATIONS WANTED— | FEMALES. “LADY, WISHES T0 COCUPY. SEVERAL HOU in teaching Englih Gorman and Adiress MUS ih aiemeatlonnit paar jor many years. BAST 38D 8T., IN THE STORE.—A RESPECT- able widow to do wash flute and polish; good reference. WEST 4187 ST. Indies’, genttem CL peainname ais ‘address and ed ition in a bank or insu rity, Itreauived. TOP FLOOR, A respectable woman to do sor a good family’s washin SVERAL YEARS teaching Fmslish, French and isle, \o% 1, de ires @ position a8 vi-itine or Address EDUCATION, LADY, FOR highest re e-ences, ort Ruchinon |, Staten Island, N.Y. DY OF MUCH AND VARIED EX: | ition as louseKeeper and Wghest retwren 2 no cb ection to tr ‘on or address f COLORED MAN WISHES A SITUATION. 49 Call at 227 Wert private family pacity; city reterem . THIRD FLOOR, BAC desires gentleme out by the day. WEST 26TH 8 ilie? washing, or will 1 Hood reit rence. hess in every ¢ FIRST FLOO! Ine washing and tronin and polishing, ladies’ and children’s clothes neatly di shirts ant vests finely polished; families by the dozen ot month; flannels same as new; once for ab lity and Frenth thiting, pu RMAN LADY, WHO WILL of September, desires a p ‘ould like to teach most respectable reter- mesty, by Mrs, ROBERTS, 21ST ST., BETWEEN IST AND 2D AVS, spectacle woman will take in family or gen- ne; good city reference. 9) BAST 30TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN to take in gentlemen's or French turing done in all its branches, WEST 42D 8T., TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM. rospeetable woman to wi men’s washing at her own he 4 companion, oF w of childven; speaks French and English. I. box 124 Herald office, LADY, HAVING TAUGHT IN ONE ¢ is, will give private le Bing West 324 st. MAN, ABOUT non a gentloma horses and plain vari wshing at her own ho family wasaing; | dress EDUCATION i vous & A gout writer, quic nit required. ANBED—SITU ATION <e, in an ofte: h for ladies, or gent HELP WANTED—FEMALES. FRENCIT LA with English and seeks a position as gover Branches taught in £3 i and other particulars addvess Mie, P. A., box 1,361 Post TANTED—POSTTION IN A HOTEL, BY A COMPR- tent many ay superintendent; South for the management of Metropolitan He TANTED—A SITUATION visiting or 1 would like to go taking the entire Bot reference. Addvess WEST 16TH 8 —A RESPECTABLE WOMAN as first class laundress in a private fi fine washer and ironer; city reference if required, GERMAN LADY OF EXPERIENCE ent wishes to conelude an enyng h teacher at a private school ov in a ta best references given, Inq ace, New York FAMILIAR WITt Latin, French and all the English brane ing drawing and_painti visiting govern to do washing by the pi nen’s shirts done up e: done in the neatest style on reasonable terms. andy the eare ot ul and obliging fing and filling Address J. L, B., —A RESPECTABLE WOM ‘ing or will go out by the day; to take in wash good references, Rhee WEST 26TH ST., THIRD FLOOR.—A RESPECT. # alittle washing; ladies’ or shuting if nee nani I WEST 2D sT. , classics, desires all on or address Miss MEA and wot ateald ISS SMITH CONTING tion in the English Spanish and Muste ; Composition, tion and: Calisthente hod. 481 6th ay., from 12 to 4. PANTED—BY AN EXPERT situation 29 governess for y Hf. B. I, 13 Douglass st. Brookivn, SITUATION + AS teacher, hy # lady comps bighe? Knglish branches ; best, « W. STIRLING, Station F. TO IMPART INSTRUC G assist with chamberwork ; wo city reference, Can be seen for two da, WAST SIST ST. SECOND FLOOR, BAC room.—A respec day either washing or house cleaning; can giveb city reference, according to’ the first cted eduention taught by an easy CLERKS AND SALMSEN. — ARREARS tninet or bal. Wcoks opencd, kept, JAMES COX, 47 Wall street, third oED TEACIIER, A ROTABLE WOMAN WISHES "sor families’ washing ; TANTS, ALSO TWO se aod ecto clerks; TRE PLOTTERS, 1 GOVERNESS 1) Freneh and amthe bu in hy pay the flest year. Ren, PREIT isa first class fluter; best city re WEST 12D ST., FIRST FLOOR.—BY A COM petont Liundress in a private family VIRST CLASS ¢ on hat frames Straw Works, 0 Broadway, corne 8 COOK WANTED—FOR PRIVATE boarding honse ; references required. 26 East 2a st, OMPETENT YOUNG WoO. | 4 and to assist In chamberwork | Ring basement bell, 69 West an find empl ment at Bay Staie A LAUNDRESS WISHES GAN & CO, bat eth some washing at hi be taken to have them con TIDY, RESPHOTABLE, 2D AY., BEEWKEN 34TH AND TM STS., IN Jase Iaundress wants wish day, or take hom IMMEDIATELY, raid ot work, the bakery.—A- fir: ing and ironing: Would go can do ali kinds of Freneh fluting. Call on or addre LAUNDRESS. re‘erence indispensable, AB ASD EUR SALESMAN WANTED office, with terms and refer’ TIDY GIRL, OF 14, WILLING TO DO. THE WORK | IM havea good home, at fair nh av., near 10th xm T 2 WEST 23D ST.—WANTED, A GOOD WASHER of two in thum!t Apply at 29 diree A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL AS best city reference. ‘Ok A WEEKLY NEWS. Call for two BETWEEN S87 AND TH STs,— yw woinan wishes to take in or gentlemen's washing ly; Dest city roferenee. GIRLS WANTED IMMEDIATELY; ignest wages: best offi ‘ODELLS, 109 Went Sith #1 families’, ladies’ fluting dine nic ar Broadway. VIRLS WANTED.—E LX int families, hotels, & corner 6th av. ILLINERS.—-WANTED, A FIRST CLASS TRIMM and miltiners given to good han ply avJ. ROTHSCTHILD'S, Nurses. é&c. KLIFFE ST., NEWARK, N, J.-A YOU! as wet nurse; fresh breast of milk, © ‘Can be soon for one week. Apply at 138 W ¥ WANTED—IN A WHOL onng man who has had several you * city rotercnvey given, + 330 Lexingt i ay. ART AT ONCE ON $25 A MANU ly employment ‘apprentices. Ap- PLACE.—(RING FIRST BELL.) —A nw ten years’ experience, wishes (o make i few engagements for the winter; firsi class elly b en for two weeks monthly nurse, ILLINERS, WANTED.—SEVBRAL SMART. MILLI- ners wanted; good pay to smact hands, two days at 257 Grand st, TPWO GIRLS WANTED—iN A FAMILY OV THREE » wash and iron, the other as chambermaid and waitress. Apply, with city reterenec, ALTO TUL AY., Hoar 14th st, reierence given; “TURING BUST. Jt in inands to = WHST ISTH 8T.—A YOUNG ENGLISH PROTEST. ant Woman as Wet nurse; has a ieesk booast of milk persons; one to 6 JEWELLERS,—A WANs * siNAEON AS Aselstant selesman ond genernt Addcesa W. W.. TE ANTED—A YOU! in amoil business, Dox 1,520 Post ottics, PANTED--a STN for drawing, CORNER OF 16TH ST, A ( charge of a baby. Tron would assist With other work; good. city reieren able girl to tak ANTE D—A& GOOD COOK, WASHER AND [RONER 26 Kast 60th st, second WEST STH ST.—AS AN ATTENDANT upon an ol lady, or to take care of a baby; no objec: ons to the country. WEST 277H ST.—A RESPECTABLE PROTES ant girl as nw minended trom her roferaneedy Qh, house east of Madieon av, NIED—GIRLS TO WORK ON LIGHT WORK, BY Inquire at a5 Warren st. , MEST WAVE A Heat aed; state age Askiréss If, A.M, Meratd of AY A YOUNG STAN WITH . as Suleman OF Wot class millinery estebliohinent in Nashville, Temn, WEST 18TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE Apply to WORTHINGEON & SMITH, 507 Brondway, girl to mindehildron, or do light ehamberwork. | ~~ aud plain sowing ; good reference, PANTRD—A& SITUATION TANTID—A GTR TO TAKE CARB OP AN INVALID child and do. plain sewing, Call at Henvy st., WEST SST ST TED—A SALESMAN OR AGENT WITO PAS AN established trade in the sast a party who’ ean cantrol Balt TTH AND SPH AVS, — ANTED—A GOOD GERMAN GIfeb, TO DO eral housework in a small private tamily sink wash and trom A : Hind, €e., busi na private boarding house. can dy plain cooking WRSD 2TH ST, NEAR TTT hare ot a haby tro city referenec. wast Situ st, aerwkes 77m AND stir 4 ie young str as nurse for grow jdlren anchto do plain sewing Ht required; best city ANTED-IN A RETATL DRY GOODS Si Geran satemnon. PANTED—A GOOD AND COMPRTBN'T LAU to assist in chamberwor! quired, Call ivomi0 (0.12 A. M. ANTED-—A_ GOO t cily veiercnee re AVE.—A Pespec NTED—AN 7 SALESMAN FO} the clotinting: SP rior 14th st. and SO ww CLASS RETA DRY alse (wo German ralesmen, acowe . K, PEYTON, 272 aul 274 Bowary, MAN WANTED-IN) A ITARD WARE STORE: tndtongtn sane ora xp atrilire sa, Addie C. Uptown Branew office. uunes® ANE ANTRD—A YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE TO ‘Atond ina bukory: “Apply to JOUN CRAWUORD, XPERIBNCED KASD 2D STA ntake care of & baby from its f ANTED—OUREE FIRST 418 & goed plidin sewer; ihe city trade. brine itap on: the bettie: city reterense, CENTRE. SR—A FRENCH GIRL, WiLL BDU. In the: comey. with host no Mere than thive children, ANTED=PWO COLORED SERVANTS; 03 iinet clas# cook, tite otter a chambsriaid {Gd st, between t cated, eight inven reference, to, lake care Call for two days ollice, stating dcunitely age, qualifieat