The New York Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1872, Page 13

SPANISH ANTILLES. Muiterings of. Mutiny in Porto Rico. ‘Indignation of the Havana Merchants Against the Increased Taxos—Fighting Between Spanish Troops and Insurgents. Havana, Oct. 25, 1872. The state of affairs in the neighboring island of Porto Rico still receives the attention of the peogie @nd press of this island, and the anomalous situa- hese in that Antitle has the full condemnation of gl! Spanish writers here. Porto Rico has received the reforms which it was intended should be also eXtended to Cuba, and the radical or separatist party, iostered by the same spirit which animates the Cuban insurgents, are affording arguments agamst the propriety of ever initiating the desired xeform measures. The present condition of adairs #m Porto Rico—in which its Captain General ap- pears to be surrounded by radicals, controlled by ‘them and obedieat to their wishes, in contradic- ‘tion to all the demands o1 the conservative or *‘un- conditional” Spanish party—has arisen irom the @iscontent which, lying dormant under previous governors, has bioken out under the rule of La- ‘torre. This governor wished to secure the election of @ candidate to the Cortes—a personal Irienc—whom the tried to force on the conservatives of the capi- tal, where they are ina majority. This party, how- -ever, insisted upon electing General Sanz, a Jovmer Captain General of the island and a strong “unconditional.” The deception of General Laterre tended to alienate him from the ‘Spanish clement and give an opportunity to their enemies to progress in their plans. Hence, shy their influence, the persecution sutfered by well- ‘known Spaniardsof the island, the removal and ‘@iamissal of many of the local authorities, the ap- wolntment to their ofices of radicals, the prohibl- ‘tion'of such Madrid and Havana joutnals which discuss the effairy of the island favor- able to the conservatives, and the many other annoying measures towards the Spaniards in “that island, have brought about the dangerous and salarming situation now observed. The relief of Gen- eral Latorre has been asked for by the Spanish Wasino of this city, which pretends to rule the “Antives, and fears the dangerous propaganda from -this neighboring island. General Ceballos, Acting Captain General of this isiand, has been offered the command of Porto Rico by the coterie above-men- “tened—leastways their influence to the appoint- ment, holding out the inducement of promotion to ‘@ Heutenant generalcy if he would accept. This ‘“nformation comes from persons in high positions here, who also say that General Cordoba is ex- pected here with the 14,000 fresh troops. General Ceballos’ removal from the command of this island “wil be sincerely regretted by those who appreci- ~ate his excellent quatities and his endeavors to act 4p accordance with justice and the law, DISCONTENT OF THE HAVANA MERCHANTS, ‘The stringent measures adopted by the new In- ‘tendente, and which weigh so heavily on the emuggling mercantile community of Havana, have at last borue fruit ina determined effort to effect hisremoval. A committee of Spanish merchants ot pRepay for Spain witl: his expressed purpose, Villamil is so far.apprehensive of their success as.to telegraph to his family not to embark for Cuba. The Voz de Cuba has quite vigorously. at- tacked his recent decrees and regulations for the “Custom House and commerce in general, and shown ‘up their inconsistency and stringency. The injus- tice of his circular of August 3, imposing a fine upon the captains of vessels of $25 for each ~entry upon the manifest which does not declare the generic kind of the merchandise which “they bring jor any part of the island, is also se- sverely commented upon, and, recalling the incen- veniences which the sunilar order of July, 1859, sgave rise to, casts the fauli of incorrect manifests “where it properly belongs, upon the Spanish Con- ‘suls of foreign ports, whe certify to imperfect man- Mests or declarations. Others of his orders re- ceive the rebuke of tie Voz for their unreason- Able provisions. However, all those merchants ‘who are inc.ined to pursue a legitimate course of commere ace very favorably inclued towards the Antendente, and think it. mistortane for trade and the interests o1 the island of Cuba that, henestly- intentioned administrators meet with so mach op- ‘position trom the very men who, under the pretext Of patriotism, rob the Treasury. dvices have been received from Bayamo to the 12th, The proceedings in the so-called Gu.sa con- epiracy were being continued, with the probability ‘or there yet beins a number of executions in addi- tion to those already reported. ‘the plan ot the conspiracy and ali details are withheld irom tae ‘public, and it is only stated that the intentions of ‘the conspirators were most cunningly ownee, inary in spirt and the plot of extension. Those who have already suffere fie ey or bea ure stated to have veen principals the plot ‘TRE INSURRECTION IN CUBA. The insurgents under the leadership of Calixto Garcia, Modesto Diaz, Javier Cespedes and Bell- #ario Peralta, and to the number, it is stated, of 500 men, attacked the village of Cano, very near Manzanillo, on the evening of the 13th. A ball was being given at a private house, largely. Attended ty the Spanish ontcere, Who -had to break {t up anil torm tueir solder and Volunteer lorces to repel the attack. The enemy a lea in sacking and firing a number of the houses of the village. ‘I'he Spanish report states that the insurgents retreated, leaving behind then eleven kilied and a wounded prisoner, Who is said to have made most impo1tant revelations, accusing many in Manzanillo of complicity in the attack. A Humber ol arrests have been made, aud we may look jor tue shedding of morc biood. ‘The Spaniards -Glso lost guite a number of their torees in the attack. It is supposed that this attempt had ‘some eonnection witi the Guisa conapiracy. ‘the same evening a body of insurgents attacked the village ear in she jurisdiction oi Bayamo, and set Bre to n huts, td Garcia, with the same insurgent forces, saree ely swelled by the addition of other bands, a tae ed Guisa on the nigat Of the 19th, Foresecing this attack the garrison had been increased, aided by @ mountain howitzer, and which was tired some ‘twenty times upon the attacking party at snort range. Among the dead left by the insurgents Was found Florentino Bolzalla, one of Garcia's Heutenants, Of the 700 hou: which form the town of Guisa some flity were sacked and burned by the insurgents. An Oficial telegram from THolqnin states that the Fenegade Pepiliv Gonzales, left that place in pursuit of the insurgent lcader Nuiez, operating in the jurisdiction of Tunas and fueceéde in teeing hin and. killing him and ae other of hus party; aiso taking three prisoners. The death of this chief is considered of con- siderable importance by the Spaniards on account oi his bravery and the terror he had beceme to Las Tun: OPERA IN HAVANA. Considerable animation pervades the diletantt circies of Havana over the which promises to be a suecessial one. The greater part of the subscription list is filled, New apne im- rtant improvements have been made in the n Theatre—such as a new stage and machinery gnd decorations, Tamberlik, the impresario, has sent irom Europe a large and complete assortment Of dresses, properties, electric lights, music and a fine organ, in all ot which essentials the Tacon has 01 late years, notwithstanding its claims as one of the largest and tinest theatres this side the world, deen sadly deiicient. The chorus has been strength- ened and rehearsing for the Yam ge Month, and it is also stated that Tamberiik has oor ous corps de bailet. A number ef the pri e expected to arrive days to commence the season. within @ few Porto Rico on the Top of a Secthi Volcano—Civil War Imminent. Havana, Oct, 19, 1972, The news received here from Porto Rico, while of avery contradictory and conflicting character, ‘but too clearly shows tne anomalous condition of amMairs in that isiand, ard foreshadows the proba- Vilities of still gravet coniplication and tronbles Which may yet be expected and perhaps end even M bloodshed, The power of Spain in that isiand is rapidly waning, and, alihough ail parties call them- selves devoted to “national integrity,” they divide into the reformists, autonomatists, separatists and the unconditional Spaniards; and the present State of affairs, if continued im, will un- doubted!y ripen into serious conflicts, Since the arrival of General Latorre the situa. Vion has gono from bad to worse for the unconditional Spaniards, This Captain General is said to be surrounded and con- trolled by the most determined radicals, whose ‘tendencies are well known, and to have completcly divorced himself from the genuine Spanish party, army and volunteers. He bas dismissed afl the ‘authorities and replaced thom with others, with 100 volunteers, | ming opera season, | NEW YOKK HERALD, WKDNESDAY, SOVEMBER 6, 1872.—TKIPLE SHAT. — among whom are to be round amnestied persons of the Lares insurrection. The opinion of the Span- See oe of what they call errors to the evil infuence pres so Ayuse, 8 ralical of the deepest dye. ‘The Gaceta, of Porto Rico, almost daily publishes ists of forty or fity names of dismissals from ottice and appointments in their places of reformixis, separatinte aud sutouomatists ‘ ‘The volunteers, au institution similar to that of the island of Cuba, have been declared an armed party in opposition to an unarmed one, and ii is to organize another corps of volunteers, to be called “of Liberty,” which the Captain Gen- eral is about te authorize. This, if permitted, will be A VIRTUAL ARMING EN MASSE of the reformist party, and then would probably foliow the execution of the cherished ideas of ther leaders, such as Balderioty, Blanco, Acosta, Alvarez Peralta and others who signed the famous memorandum asking the disarmament of the Spamsh volunteers, the closing of the Casinos, and other measures which would serve to annul the Spanish element in Porto Rico. The radicals have already begun to form their companies which are to share with their comrades, the conservatists, the supposed perils of the country and the sharpen- ing of machetes (@ peculiar sword of the country), and the introduction of firearms is openly spoken of. Itis also asserted that at tne close of the year, when the half of the soldiers.of the corps whieh then complete their terms of service, are tur- Jon hed, no substitutes will be sent from Spain, that then the lavorantes expect to carry out all their plans. But as some fourteen thousand meu have been promised to Cuba it is expected that the home government will not omit relniorce- ments for Porto Rico. ‘ THE PERSEOUTIONS AND ANNOYANCES put upon the well-known Spaniards by the radical members of the government is becoming unbeara- bie to them. Many prominent officers have been summerily removed-from their charges and com- elled to leave the island. Colonel Berviz, of arttl- ery, has been banished to the island of Viequez, Other oficers of the Civil Guar’ d, loyal Spaniards, have been transferred {rom one piace to another, due to the exertions of their radical enemies. Gon- zalez Requeira, although an officer of the Treasury, has been suspended, solely {or being a volunteer anda Spanish writer. Larroca, editor and propri- etor o! the Boletin, has been fined $100 and pri- vately advised if he did not chan is conduct he would be sent away. Colonel Cortes, chief of staff, ‘was compelled to resign; and Immediately two om: cers—Licutcnant Colonel Mercadillo. and Mator Gramaten—were separated from their commands In the Cadiz. battalion and sent, one to Bayawosa and the. other to the capital. Their offence consisted in declining to yote the oficial candidature at Ponce. Diez Romero, ex- Deputy to the Cortes, has also been called up and Utreatened with banishment for being (perl Al to the unconditional Spaniards. He is V Presi- dent of the Centrai Conservative Committee and of the Casino and the leader of the Spanish party. Considerable attention is also drawn to the sus- pension of the Electriclan and Chief of the Tele- graph Burcau, Don José Moris. This gentleman, the editor of the Holwtin Comercial, had written & work .on the history of the Lares insurrection, which, it was supposed, would “open the eyes" of General Latorre and his Secretary to the class of men by whom they were surrounded. This book had been reviewed in pagnacrips by the former government of General Gomez Palido and its pub- heation permitted. However, apon the arrival of the fist edition by the steamer of the 14th the authorities seized it all. All the Madrid journals arriving on the steamer of the 20th which discussed the situation in Porto Rico were also seized and burned. The newspapers of Havana are also Strictly prohibited circulation. The Ata jacts tend to show the feeling pre- vailing in Porto Rico, Tie Havana press laments: this state of affairs and counsels Minister Zorrilla to 4 assist: the “necenditional Spaniards.” DEATH OF THE FOUNDER OF THE TURF IN ORANGE COUNTY. One of the pioneers in the introduction of thoroughbred stock in Orange county, Major. James W. Carpenter, died at Goshen a few weeks since, aged eighty-five years. He was a man of whom it has well been said that he had not outlived the custom or traditions of hisancestors, but lived and dicd a gentleman of the old school, wninfluenced in any of his opinions by the change of time, on a property the title deeds of which were dated fifty years before the Revolution. The de- ceased was the last of his race, he having died abachelor. A few very ol] residents remember when Major Carpenter had his retinue of slaves and servants, aud lived in sumptuous style, the owner of agrand estate, where he dealt princely hospitaiity to his friends. His carriages and gorgcons livery were the wonder of his townspeople. It is a Singular iact that what is to-day the source of great wealth to this county and surrounding country—the breeding of bivoded horses and cattle—resuited most disastrously to Major Car- ne fortune: and it was o favorite remark of is of late years, when moralizing on the difference iu stock breeding to-day and when he introduced it here, that “it, was singular that Mr. Rysdick, with only one thoroughbred horse, should make a “fortune, while I, who have owned a hundred, should have lost one.” In the year 1823 he intro- duced into Orange county, through Amos Brentel, atormer Sheritf or London, the tirst Durham and Devou cattle, Berkshire pigs, and southdown and Letcester sheep. It is aiso owing to his early patronage of old imported Messenger, against the advice of his iriends, that horsemen of today are able to trace the pedigree of the most valuable horses ol this country back to the blood royal of that celebrated stallion. Major Carpenter had-at one time six brood mares in foal in lus stable by imported Messenger. The popular prejudice at that time, however, was against im- ported stock ; andit was not until years s siterwards when the ’ Major's most famous racer, “Old Hickory,”’ had challenged and defeated all the noted native racers in this section, time aiter time, on the then celebrated raciug ground, “olden Hill,” that the tide began to turn, but too late to save the declining 1ortanes of the ounder of the turfin Orange county. Another act that endeared the deceased to the peopte of this section was the collection, through his energy and enterprise, of the bones of the American soidiers wao fell in the battle of the Minisink, iu the wilds of Sullivan county. These were interred at Goshen, and a fine monument placed above them by Major Car- names of the dead heroes, ‘The deceased was highly related, which fact declining years in embarrassed circumstance Alter tue Pe in his fortune, through the in- fluence of Mr. Hector Craig, a former member of Congress for this district aud Surveyor of the Port of New York alterwards, and other infuential friends, he was appointed to a position in the New -York Custom House, from the proceeds of which, which were large, he succeeded in saving nothing, however, and after aservice of many years he was retired, and passed the remaining days of his Ife with Mr. David H. Haight, who married his uivce, ying in the house in whi he was born. to. LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. i “CORNER STOR LET—ON ONE OF THE BEST blocks on the west side of Sixth avenue; also one store heated by furnaces.’ Oiflee {9 sixth avenue. sides, at 25 Park row, direetly opposite the new Post ofice; Will be let ata very low rent. Apply on the HANDSOME, STORE, AT 619 SIXTH AVENUE, west side, near Thirty-eighih street, $900, Inquire on : the premises, FURNISHED HOTEL TO RENT—SEXTY ROOMS, tm running order rent only $330 per month: Ioea~ tion unstirpassoa. onus asked, as the proprietor is in poor healt! “Anbly aero Broadway, w up Sta ali 1S. ESK ROOM TO LET.—A FIRST RATE CHAN( Apply at the office of the ‘Ann street, $ TO LET—AT FROM $6) TO $2,000 PER AN- AE RON, 70, go. & CO. 29 Broad way. FPIC } penter’s munificence, on which were inseribed the | gained him iriends who prevented him passing his | inside and two small ones, already fitted up; tent $700; | A —FOUR LARGE LorTs, LIGHTED FROM THREE | = DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. £2 bt bn og Rte RTH —e ark—A small. ae wl es sninted oe setae b Feut Bll; to to respectable THREE STORY Ht TWENTIETH treet, $2.00 do. nd etreot, 2,400; 41 East Twer ioc et sepe Fourth avenue, in exec! cai an gs OWN TOWN FULL FRONT NIGH STOOP HOUSE to rent, with iocaedlage Domaaston 5. every improve- ment and conve: niente, y dbo WELLING HOUSE ON youRTE tH AYENUE, NEAR went; th street; rooms; rent hy and new und bandwoine Furniture for tule lows desirable for room renting ; rooms already rent, oad ohiance No.5 West Tw enty-third | atrBet Pisth Avenue ote. FURNISHED Rooms, ad APARTMENTS FINE FUR ae FRON iT ‘PARLOR FOR ONE or two gentlemen. MT Cinton’ street. LARGE, RLEGANTLY | Be yp oeny 4 FRONT A Apartnent, vast closets, de. in a first ae. private place, ne: SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. — Cooks, ae, vues Fagan & Sees YOUNG GIRL with washing aud ironing ; gv0d WATTS =. Leg V@RIOK.—A pay test ioe woman ax cook i, in a boardinghouse ur ymall hotel ‘ORUSBY 8T,, ‘SECOND mv ymeed ‘ROOM 9—AS aaa ad pigingsek, masher ant ironer; also a you Bea Eye wort and waling; nish to to, Fo. w- gether some ‘ate family; both Prote eis pel ‘Kood « WEST 52D ST, PRESENT EMPLOYER'S. A} young girl as first ‘class cook in a private tamily. | as Call of address tor wo di 32 5 WEST 13TH 8T., BETWEEN STA AND 6Ti | e S—A respestab’e young irl as cook and to do | ashing and irontiy Mh piivete family; no objection to | 2 private boarding s house ; best eity reierence. “ WEST 1ST S8T.—AS: “COOK EV) Fronoh cooking: city or country ; East 2D SI.—A YOUNG GIRL TO cooK, wash and iron in a small private tamily; good city aa ie wens 4 EAST &D 8T,, BETWEEN 4TH AND MADISON Ava.—Ax first Glass cook in a private family; will assist with plain wasling ; best city rete Call tor two days. GQ West WIN gt—7WO RESPEOTARLE PER. | sons as cook.and waitress; thoroughly understand their business in aU its branches; bert re enee from hast employers, just giving up housekeeping. “Can be seen for UNDERSTANDS elty reference. BUILT OF ROOMS 70 LET—IN PRIVATE HOUSE, suitable for housekeeping, inoluding gas, $12 60 per week. Il and 17 Abmydon square, Eighth avenue, near Bleecker stree PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET PART OF TH B 41 house, turnished for hourekeeping ; rooms large ant airy; accommodations only for asmall iamily. Apply ot 212'West For ieth street. BAVING ry NEW AND HANDSOMELY house, with more room than rhs requires, ‘arlor and Bedroom, or two single Rooms, to ti ment ( sevoral first e Class hotels. Basile acai NIOBLY PURNISHED ROOM AN BEDROOM TO jet, on second floor, {or housekeeping; also a Bed- Foo; terms moderate. 4% Broome strect, tree blocks west of Broadway. LIGHTFUL LOCATION.—TO LET, NEAR FIPTH ‘Avenue Hotel, nicely furnished Room. Those de- sirous of obtaining a comfortable home, nice, panics house, Apply at 1,H7 Broadway. nussenadont nee. dl Maps FURNISUE) doard, single or en sult & West Thirt riy-seventh stra rel “equ avenues; referenc LEGANT SUIT OF ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR, PAR- 1) ‘tially furnished ; two beauttiul, connecting furnished front Rooms, second. Hoor: furnish ir front. th cet, for physician: all very desirable. Pani FLOOR AND ROO) without with ty as, bath, Ao. between Firth and Sixth SECOND STORY, NEWL' and handsoinely. furnished, to gentleman ‘and wite ; rd for lady only ; location ccniral. Parties wishing to live comfortable and quiet address H. D,, Herald Uptown Branch office, po LeT-FURNISHED, FRONT PARLOR AND ATTIC Room, 91 St. Merk’s place. 10 LET—TWO ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, for sing ie gentlemen. at $3 and $5 a woek, in ale pri- vate house fast Twentietit sr. street, near Second av. HOURE, fur. WO STORY AND ae leutly located; mine rooms. partially $35, Address HUBBELL, 34 eek slip no LET FURNISHED—A SECOND FLOOR, WHOLE ‘or.part; also other Rooms, ina genteel house ; all the apanera luproyements and very convenient location. ply at No, 5 West Washington place. mo RENT--IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A FURNISHED pogin for. angle, sen tens: i gato eet me as % mises, feventeenth 5 office. Call on premise Ve re rari ON. 16, NEAR TWENTY-FIRST ntly 'turnished Roams, singly or loor; furnace and gas; refer- 13 SEINTON PLace, NEAR BROADWAY.—FUR- nished Rooms, with every convenience and com- fort; singly or en suite: a Suit of seven Rooms, sultable for a party of gentlemen; bath and breakfast it desired. — Wy oF UNION SQUARE.—TWO VERY CHEERFUL, WELL fail to let on reasonable terius. In- nd 4 3D. EET, NO. 114, ABI 0 3 Nadizon snare legantly. suru oom to let, Without board; price m INE BLOCK EAST OF ished. large Front erate; reterences exchanged. pitti Qq7H, STRERT, SECOND, RESIDENCE | West Broadway, 104—Front Room, uicel: furnished, without board rant: fa ne-half minute from Parker's restau- mily private; three lines cars at corner. EAST TENTH STREET, THREE DOORS Fi FROM 56 Girona way.—To let, furnished ‘or unfurnished 001 also jurnished or unfurnished Rooms at 607 Mud- son street. 56 EAST NINTH REET, A FEW DOORS WEST 56 FAtroatway-—tlegently tarnished Rovias 40 let, irnlshed tu re eplag vail waprovementey wood Dele without boara. 69 West TWENTY THIRD STRET, BETWEEN with splendid tirrors, to let, in the above house, tur: nished or unfurnished." Ay mi 4 _ let, on the first and second floors, front; would suit tee of gentlemen or gentlomen and wives, .Gallall 105 EAST TWENTY- FOURTH STREET, OPPOSITE e) Ashland House.—A handsomely furnished Room, eas required. 15 nished, to a smatt family, Parlor Floor, Basement and two Koons on third floor; secretary bed in back 16 second street.—Two beautiful large Rooms, kitchen, bath and closets, adapted for nonsekeeping or Apply oh vecond floo: Q8G FITH, AVENUECLARGE, NEWLY FUR- ‘without board. EST TWENTY. SECOND SPREET.~A LARGE toiet, without board : also a Room on third tloor, 360 Fighth and Ninth avenues.—To Jet, a suit of 66 ) street. rooms, for how TAA Rick capontisneh sua: rile or angie, eentior man can obtain neatly turnished Rooms; terms very mod- Fitth and Sixth avenues.—Anelegant front Parlor, TQ pNIvErsiry PLA’ FURNISUED, ROOMS TO the week. adjoining bathroom, to let, to one or two gentlemen; ret. 5 WEST TWELFTI STRERT.—TO LET, FUR. parlor. FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF TWENTY- business, tor $25 ner week ; plainly furnished ; worth $40. nished Rooms to rent reasonably, to genticimen. 20 -Aemisbet frevemover with feeceaead water, WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN furnished Rooms, together or singly, with a private SECOND. borhood. SIXTH AVENUE, OPPOSITE #ESERVOIR te; family sina. NFU. TaNISEED, “Rooms ENTS TO Li A t French Fints in the Clty, in suits of eight Jarge Hoome, all lighted; halls heated: elevator, janitor and chandeliers. Oifice $99 sixth avenue, RO. ‘ek tee! AND A PART- wT. + handsom: G tfiesleabie Lue ‘delikhia location, venue Hotel. MLOOR TO LET—sU! ITABLE FOR, HALL, MEETING room, dancing, &c.; corner of Eldridge and Grand streets, over Spvenels shoe store, 10 LET—ELE French plan, 7 & new, brown stone hous Forty-third street. RLOR AND BASEMENT, ( auWeat HOUSP, THREE Inquire on the premi- ses, 4! Lt Ay Inquire on the premises, 116 my ssecond street, near Fourth avenue. T—SUITABLE seventh street, ‘Apply in the TWENTIETH PARK, GRAMERCY RAST street.—An entire Fecond Floor of five looms other Goste ble Rooms; house and location’ first clase, 1 . RIED rt “Maical Beunticars the finest prepareiien tor the complexion ever invented. AND LIGHT SHOPS FOR A! business purposes to let. Apply on premiscs, 27 Jackson street. 0 LET—IN THE NINTH WARD, AN OLD ESTAB- lished corner Liquor Store, fitted up and ready for business affording an excellent. op} ‘kind of @ nan, Iso to let, the suitable for any business, HRGEE LARGE rtumity for the right tore fis Canal street, Apply at 005 Hudson street, ~Purnished, sae a LLY COMPLETELY FURNISHED nse—Fifth avenue, near Seveartcenth sireet; rent ior the Winter; i ono on Fortyseventh h streat, avenue: many others, POOLEY & O0., u3U $8 ANTLY PURN HED HIak STOOP 1 BROWN greusyen0d location; Madison SD COREE, per month MO'No. 6 West Twenty-third street, Piith Avenue H Hotel. Fxpeomney FURNISHED LARGE ‘HIGH § STOOP brown stone, 90 rooms; good location; near Sixth avenue and Forty-second street; rent ove tet Month; coset jor hoarding. Gi A ‘5 West Twenty-third street rth Avenue Hotel . ‘ANDSOMBLY FURNISHED 1 UR STORY IGT Pian Syenue: very stoop, Seventeenth street, ne desirable tor boarding or business; would sell handsome and modern Furniture low or sitiply Sues: ned aS ins, or would rent trnished. ‘est fTwenty-th third street, Filth Avenue 10 LET—A NICELY FURNISHED THREE STORY Dwele, all modern improvements, convenient to tes, in Brooklyn. Inquire at 212 Broadway, room 6, New York, 10 ae VURNIAARD— THREE story 1OUSE, FIR FI rami Fit “ i Cy TE Ee ol amediage halts seas Ti shh ee ta 6 AOUDALL'S PLAYING CARDS. Broadways, Virginian General Jacksons, Golden Gites and Mount Vernons, “New styles, old everywhere. AT 8 SIXTH AVENUE—ASTONISHING PR be obtained tor cast-off Clothing, as we ar itt iarge onder for dhe Westorm inarkets Mr Ww 0 $75. ‘ PEE ase, weail on or adress MT. or Mrs i MAR: AIs, 81 Sixth avenue, thi third store | above Waverley piace, EB CAN cand id T THE CPTOWN ESTABLISHMENT, A16 SIXTH avende, nent Forty-sixth street Havin - ceived a large from Omaha tor Castofl Cloth and Carpets, wilt tor Pants froin 61 to & Con cent roman seal gt ee iat? your: "A LARGE ORDER.—87i 0 entas ene for. Goats, Fi 0, Fy for ante loase send Bang note fas? below Waverley place, WORTH OF CAST.OF F tern and Southern he West 75 for SK Dresses, Ladies and ‘tentiem on will Z, 68 Sixth avenue, fourth Ladies waited ou by Mrs A TENTION. LADIES . +AND sn 3 Saar eee hare higher Apparel, Onrpets,, Furniture, ae. gent_more “shan, oli elsewhere by callin ir. or Mra. iE door av ove Twenty-fonrth'street on T 27 THIRD AVE? UE, NEAR TWENTY many street, M. LEON pa: highest prices for ladie. ot bg Me, Leon, Gast-off Olothing, Carpets, Ac, Ladies waited TH. MANNES', 302 SE NIH AVENUE, NEAR Twonty-scyenthi street—The hi eta pale for tare, ken Hales attended tc ae Siottdn ‘arni- &e. tes attend » by Mrs, | pet Ar Ra het es somata: call on id | and irener, ti wr able woman to ap iy cooking and. ing and {roning In # amall privat 1 » coal baker; best city reference from last plac wr two days. .—A RESPEOTANLE YOUNG @ er. or would do general hous 4 best city retero! FAS EXCELLENT PLAIN COOK ker: no objection to do the course best 1e‘erence from present employer. "WEST 20TH ST.—A PROTESTANT WOMAN AS MEE alta tS aoolet te washing; good reter- . Call for two days if not engaged. in all itn branc es; Will aeslat iu the is her busi "WEST 10TH St. IN THE REAR.—A YOUNG Wo. man as cook: Willing to assist ie washing and 109 ironing; perfectly understands her business; good city reference. Wi i= WEST 33 38D § ABLE YO! 3 GIRI ) as cook, washer and ironer nn private ‘tamil Roll elty reference. Call for one day only. 119 EAST HOUSTON ST, ROOM 12—A8 PLAt anes. cook; first class washtr and ironer, best rete 122 CLINTON PLAGE, -—A COLORED Woman AS Cook ina private family, Call at 1 o'clock at Thou ackson's, | 95 EST 2TH 8! BE’ 4 avs. (ring second bell),— standaall kinds ot cooking, bread, Dasiry ‘and de: best city reference, 124 WEST 49TH ST.—AS COOK IN A PRIVATE pa son roferones.” isa gocd baker of bread biscult, &¢.; 04 ference E Ane: GOTH ST,.—A_ OMPET iT PERSON AS cook, in an American family; will assist in Can be seen for two days, “9TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YO! good plain cook, washer and irone 137 } Washing. 14 WksT wit city re Toforenc if OTT ST. 14] Set eee i 3 chambermaid aud wattress in a private family; good clly reference, | 142 7TH AV., THIRD FLOOR, and ironer; best cit rence trom last place. 14 WEST 40TH 87. EXCEPTIONABLE pastry cook; AS COOK, WA ASHER (Al) cook (Protestant); is a thorough meat and Spanish and English; umexceptionable ret- NEAT 18TH 8T., BETWREN 6TH AND 7TH AVS.— | 2B mare re | ‘EAST STH 81a WALL RE COMMANDED woman asp oak, washer and iruner; wi horself genorally useiul. ee ewer. | aT., bean dined UP.—A THOR- stands ail Kinde ot ot Cus fine pastries (ries aud Fig ere biseult; would in washi retere call ia canst 333 WEST 2H st. NEAL aT AVA RESPEC. e Able girl as cook: 4s a Kood baker ry wilt aasist in Washing” would go as chambermaid and daundress; ben city reference. tee das 335 EAST 82D ST.—A COMPETENT WOMAN AS 2) oxcellent cook, washer and ironer ; no objections to a boarding house ; good reference. 3 EAST 12TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS COOK, eI) washer and ironer: Kood reference, Can be seer for two days. 341 WEST 26TH BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH ays.—As firs! cook and would assist with the washing if required; country preieried; best references from iast place. 341 WEST reference trom last place. — 346 2 WEST X9PH ST, BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH « ava—A-young girl as gang tg cook; is wilting to assist with the washing aud iron! ‘ity pi preferred. 26TH A RESPECTABLE YOUNG rivate faintly ; oti ie aigood baker at bread; alty. | be ans WAST AsTH BT. MOU, 140% ra ni gS WEST sar ‘8f,—A. YOUNG GURL As ORAMBUR 14 ina'd and seamstress; no objection to Pi fre its good pnd kind 40 Ghildren ; boot city re TH ST. EF HT Oy BT, ier re Poa Lets ie Halen inate Ronee that tet ad wal use jhoat reference, 150 reece sT., ae aa aha FRONT.—A le younig. gir! cate of obihire iron, No yous maid and walteow in ® Dele vate i best city reference, P51 EAS, 32D SF. oud Youre eevee A ri le young gir hod \oameist wiih Ane wathings weed alee 153 BAST gore sr, rHiRD Citta Oe ant girlas chambermuid and or ae chambermald and to take caren’ ‘came met Good reteronce: Cun be seon | 15 7 WkEsT SIST 8T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUN fiw irl ed ohambermaid and wat ise ihe fe Mohng uid Leola he. ety eofueenps f BAST 44D 8T.—A YOUNG IRL, AN and waitress; in willing to ‘ST 27TH ST, IN THE FANOY STORE.—A ny girl as cook in a private tamily ; six years’ WEST S7TH ST., IN THE FANCY STORE.—A young girl as cooks in a private family; best ret 348 co. ere B50) WEST, STH oT. BETWEEN ATH ANL gttt IY avs.—Aszood plain cook, washer and troner, or to do housework for a.small tamliy ; good reterence. E AV.—A FIRST CLASS PROTESTANT COOK ) @ private family: no objection t Gislance in the country; best reference. wet ‘all fur two AR STH STA COMPREENT petent cook; willing to assist with the washing and iroultg, in small private tamily ; best clty references. 396 ge ‘WICH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GK eg man Woman as good plain cook. Inquire or ad- dros: A? WEST GIST ST., NEAR OTM AV.—A RESPROT. 4 able girl as gooil plain cook or food Ioundress ina private bread 40 WEST sath 8f. Kj best city re 419 ¥ 82D 8T.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS Cook; excellent baker: no objection to boarding house ; Kool reference. 425 BAST sori sx. TOP FLOOR—A_RESPECTA- ©) le #irl as cook. washer aud Lronor in a private family; shed city Teterence. 42. 5 WEST 22D 8T,—A YOUN +). cook, wusher and’ irone from her Last place. RE: SPECTABLE WOMAN WOMAN AS GOOD first class reference BEIWEEN 2TH AND 26TH ST. 3 a goud buber of bread and Discult, Best 9 if} HAM BI tal Sitdron ad do plain sewing; ‘best city relerenoe. ena for two wo days. 202 | EAST QD ST.—AS CHAMBERMAID AND sow and take care of childrén by the day, w oF month, 205 east EAST 20TH ST., BETWEEN aD ANI a. VA A respeotable girl to do chamberwor! wow. ing. oF wa children's nurae ; xood-elty relerence. 907 West eT sr. ueTWERN rent Ane fea 8—A young American gitl to doe ’ work and take care ofciildron, oF 10 asaiat in housowouk, in a small private family; city reference. r WEST 33D ST.—A RESPECTABLE. IRL Ad 210 ehamberimnaid and waitress, or as rwalidoas only; feat city Foterence froin her lust place. 216 3 KST 86T1 ST.—AN AMERICAN WOMAN as mbermald and seaurstress; god voter. thes. sii erie ste * aoa O17 WEST 27TH STA RESPECTABLE TRL As ehambermalt and waitress or. to axsiat in, wash ing and ironing: no objections to a voardl 2 bee city references, 217 reas is willing to do BOWERY, ROOM FA German ule, lutely iniuied, a chamber —A RESP saa jousework In @ small py 6 —A YOUNG GIRL Ad QHAM. ess, OF as COOK, Washer and OOK Past arn NEAR 3D AV.—A YOU! 2.20) rittas hamper ent walt hay fees City reference from her.tast place. Onl 01 22] west _gevir sr. NEAR ITH AV. IN’ By store.—\ young girl as ‘chambermald and Tow, or chambertiaid wad plain sewer} best ‘city Fel HAST 35TH 87, FIRST PLIGHT, rooms,—A Protestant young woman ash) inaid and Waitress or to aRsist In Washing; three yeu if ¢ 6, ON ‘YT AY.. BETWEEN SOUTH AND BOTH STS, IN the butcher's store.—A fit! to do plain cocking 7 and front no objection to smn ‘| 46 A “REAR, —A “COMPETENT GIRL Ag ), aha cook, or would assist in the washing aud troning in a small ‘private family; good city references. Can be seen till engaged, 543 3 aH A i CTADLE YOUNG GIRL 2] ag cook ‘and ai ith washing and jroniug; Understands ait kinds of buku: best clyy reference. 54H FH AV) (BETWREN STI AND, duvet STS, Ee) first floor, front roe A respectable woman a8 excellont cook and first elass baker in. a private family; Assist with the washing if required; best eily retur- WD ST—AS FIRST CLASS COOK; washing; thoroughly und lent reference. 149 BAS ST “33D 8T., PRESENT EMPLOYER'S,—A respectable girl as cook and to assist with wash- ing; understands her busine-s thoroughly. 149 BAST 22 st oas rinse CLASS ENGLISH cook; No objection toa private boarding hous best city reference, A YOUNG WOMA su. ence. Bas 6TH AV., BASEMENT.—A RESPECTABLE 4 young giri'as ood cook; would do the coarse was hee a xmall private family; best, city references, iD A’ CORNER 38TH ST. A RESPECTABLE Disraowtine ood funihy cook: understands all Kinds of soups, meats and: p sh good bread and cuke baker; nd objection to Resist with the washing. | 5R4- 2D AV., SECOND FLOOR.—A RESPECTABLE « Gorman styles; will take full charge of kitehén, in lo restaurant, club house of large Loarding house ;'no ob’ tlon to the’country; best city reference from last place, Call_tor two days. woman 4s first class cook, In French, English or 15 () West zat ‘ST. AS a) perlor cook ina private family; understands her i elty refe ‘om last employer. 15 WEST 27TH ST.—A PROTESTANT WOMAN AS JD cook; is willing and obliging; would go a short distance in te coun oe. 159 erst oa RRS PEOTABLE YOUNG PERSON, & who is # good plain cook, in a private family! Gail this atternoo! HO West are sr. —TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS; JA one ascook, washer and troner; the other as chambermaid and waitress; will assist in the washing and ironing; both have frst class city reterence. 1G] NEST StH 87. ONE FLIGHT | UP.—TWo ). Birks one as cook and to assist with washing and (roning, the other as chambermaid and laundress, or ce, nitre: 16 TMI AY. ‘ABLE YOUNG WOMAN D4 as plain cook, washer and ironer, or chamber- Maid in a private family; @ 55 UH AV. NEAR 4187 St—A RESPLOTABLE VOY widow as’ good cook; understands pastry, des- serts, &c.: excellent baker; Would assist in washing j city referem EAST TH FIRST FLOOR, FRO 620 fom respectahle girl as cook; etainds cooking in all its branches; good bread and biseurt baker; can make all kinds of soups am jellies; under- stands French cooking : best city reterence. mm 62 2 AV. BETWEEN 3TH AND sori ST.—AS aisher and ironer; elty reference, H 8T,, TOP FLOOR, FRONT. then cook no objcetion to help with coarse 69) 1st AV. —A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS COOK, JID washer ‘and ironer in a private family; refer: ences. ‘A RE-* 191 STH AV., PRESENT EMPLOYER'S, AL spectaole 20° WEST 21ST 8T.—AS FIRST GLASS COO! understan is all “kinds of meats, soups, jellle: greams, pastries, came of all kinds, boning and lardin, is a good bread and biscuit baker; has no objection toa large boarding house; private house preferred ; best city 805 8D AV.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS COOK, 1 irouer or to do genoral housework} from her tast place, IN THE STORE, ONF DOOR FROM of cooking, meats, bread aud biscuit er. 204 GREENE —A MARRIED COLORED WO- Man ae cook or.as working housekeeper ii & gentleman’s family, Inquire in the barber shop. 904. EAST 18TH ST.—TWO RESPECTABLE OIRLS; one as first rate cook; the other as nurse; would assist in chamberwork or do tho entire work of a small best city reterence can be given. Call for two 905 WEST 4TH St—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS 1. ee and to assist with washing in a private’ Fen 2D AV., BETWEEN 47TH AND 48TH STS.—AS first class cook; understands all kinds of cvok- execlient baker ;g00d city reference. i 94.4 $0 Av, BRIWREN sertt AND s7rit 818 third floor, front room.—A young woman cook, washer and ironer in a small private family; best city Feference. 1. 05 3D AV., BETWEEN @D AND 63D STR., THREE 4 HightOr slatrs, front—A youny woman as cook and to assist with the washing; can bring bost of vity 80 WEST SOTH ST.—AS FIRST CLASS MEAT AND 205 pasiry cook; no objection to frst class boarding house: best relerence, WEST 33D ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS 208 Food cook: wili do the cour Fate famlly ; best city reference. 910 FAST, BIH STA MIDDLE AGED Pro. testant woman as plain cook; willing toassist in the washing and ironing; best city reference. 216 WEST 19TH ST.—A wom 16 Jira cine cook In a private ‘hoarding house; can (urnish first class re washing ina pri- A RESPECTABLE YOUNG tye plain cook, washer and ironer, or will do General housework In a siball family. Call tor two days, 2 v4 EA iT oor EMENT.—A able girl as cook wilting wo do Tine coarse Waal: ing: best city referenc 22() WEST 2TH S&T. ROOM 1.—TWO YOUNG women to go tovether; one as cook, washer and froner; the other as ciambermaid and Wait best renee. WEST 4TH ST., RETW ays, one fight up, room 4, N 7TH AND srit respectable girl in ‘0 objection four years’ elly F two divs, 22( @ small private fumily ; fs a excellent cou! toussist in the washing and ironing; Feferences trom her last place, Cull 221 EAST sort 8 TWO GIRL TOGETHER one as first class cook and baker; the ther a8 first class waitress or y other situation; host cliy refer- ri ¢; ho ob,ection to the country, Can be seen lor two ¢ 222 fauily. pit FAST 20TH ST. GIRL AS plain cook. or work ina small fomily; is au excellent washer nd ‘roners best city rot erenc 22 thoroughly; best city reference given, two days. WEST WIL ST.—A RESPEC WOMAN, with good city reterences, as cook in a privaid “WEST Wim ST.—A RESPEC CTABLE WOMAN as first class cook: understands her business Can be seen tor 22 6 WE arn & LE, COMPE- tO tent girl ws cook, er, or would neral housework in # ‘malt private family 23 EAST 69TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO cook, wash aud tron, or would do chamberwork and ‘waiting, ; first class reterence. hese tor two days, . >) ‘Westiern st. PRES! 4 234 i ing South would like to procure a situa~ tion for nf class cook; understands pastries und des: | Saal Sines derstands pastries und des- QA WEST 2TH St —A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS & good plain cook. washer and troner, or would do general housework in @ sinall fomity ; good vity rerer- 249 WEST S187 8T.—AS GOOD COOK IN A FIRST class fi hest city reference trom her last | } ely or pnw Ay it suited, By What, WD 8T.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN Jed xs xood cook; Woulil assist with the washing “a ironing; fool rete 263 * WEST 83D ST.—A RESPECTABL| cE YOUNG WO- to 4 trom England, as cook; no obec tom to @ private bourding hou 27° AV, A, THIRD FLOOR, BAOK wb) a vidow and dad ieee eaeneteics aa ip with GNIGYON' goed Foteeeaee tren day’ Re 293 7A BETWEEN 26TH AND 27TH 8TS., 1 the storel—A capable woman ae food thertegs cook in a Jew family, or as cook, Washer aid ironer in a nal private faintly { elty reterenc 297 | pu AX BETWEEN 7TH AND oer RESPEOTABLE yo A tale Woman as good plain cook, Washer Telty or count Tent reterence’ 309 © AGT 49TH BTA irl as plain cook, washer and troner or rete we | general unr + ond clty references trum her last yaitress, or Call for two |] 1.101 irirone washer and irone! ence. ] ALD BROADWAY, NEAR 68D 8T.—AS PI, ATN cook, Washer and ironer in a private fam ily reterences. R OTH ST. :THIRD FLOOR, woman as good plain cook, ‘@ small private tamlly ; city refer WO GERMAN GIRLS AS COOKS. IN A PRIVATE Address A. J., Herald offtes, TANTRD—BY A FRENCH WOMAN A SITUATIO: cook; good reterences. Address Mr. ALOU rey 44th st., corner of 9h ay., second tloor, New York. Chambermaids, é&e. 3 WEST 40TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBER. ©) maid and wattress or to mind children; willing and obliging. Call sor two days. © DEPAU ROW, BLEFC R ST.—A RESP! young fs a4 chambermaid and waltress or as nursery maid fn a private family; ia neat, plain sewer: ho objection to assist in fine wathing and frouing; good city references. Inquite tor two days. TL Bast 99, 8%, BASEMENT DOOR—A« YOUNG titi to do chamberwork and sowing. Gall at present emplower's. 12 HAST 28TH ST, (PRESENT EMPLOVER'S),—AS 4 ynd obiiging ehamnbermatd and laundress, D} 7 BETWEEN 6TH AND OTL 4 #) A reapectahle Young girl as chambermaid o fencral Housework in a small 1 private family; iLing and obliging; good city reference trom last place. m4, “ROSE 8T.-A RESPEOTABLE, GIRL, AS CHAM bermaid an Lwaitrers in private’ faith ence i require: it bi 4 BAS? BD ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL 24 ily. D4. {TH AV. FANCY STORE GA RESPEOTAULE young woman as chambermald, or to do chamber: work and One washing; best city re! ference, Call for two days, ci . 39. WESt wrt SB-—. YOUNG GERL.AS CH AM- OL hermaid and waitress in a private family; thor- onghly understands her business; bestetty reference, 4) WEST 35TH ST, PRESENT EMPLOYER'S,—A competent young ieipt as chatnbermaid and walt Tess ina small private family, GQ WEST, Aart BT. PR respectable young girl ms ¢ sewer; has the best city reference, 46 T MIT ST.—A GIRL AS WAITRESS AND Ye chanbermald, or for chamberwork aud to assivt in washing ; good city reterence from last place, Can be seen for two ditys. GG WYST 82 STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG arte, YO todo chamberwork and to assist with washing and froming, oF to do plain sewin 10 eat 20TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE bp ie chambermaid and waitress; will to a with the fine washing In « boarding house, 112 WEST 93D 8 young girl ase a ty refére iat 1 <4 WEST 38D ST A “RESPHOTABL VT you! GTRL ) aschambermaid and waitress in a gives fa ‘i food city reference, Call for one day ouly. 11 West IT ST.—A RESPE! ABLE “Gn 1, AS +) chambermaid and waitress or chainbermalt and | do light washing ; best n her last place rel PAST 25D 8T.—A “RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL as chambermaid in a small private fe Hy Foferesice, oe Qe children, n be se 126 CEANTON PLACE, IN THE STORE.—A YOUNG mifl as chambernald or to take care of children; has good reterence. 131% ECTABLE AS ehambermatd uh waitress in a gentleman's fuim- Call on or address M REAR.~A_ RESPECTABLE bermaid and waitress; best EAST 718? BTA GORMAN GIRT, 16 YEARS old, to-do light chamberwork ana’ help with Can be seen at er present employers GIRL AS nd KewMstrOss; Bol elty Feter- QTON VA bd) wrst wD Bt —A RESPEOTAD) 134 3 rorimat nad walirew EESTRCEAMIR Cai PAL ies city reterence, Call for two days. : OD4 West ait sr —a RESPECTABLE YOUNG “E girlas chamberinaid or wallress i) @ private family. 23% th v COMPE’ OouEETHRE WEST 7TH zou il ns chambernaut ference from last 24 "WEST 4ist sr. BETWREN 7TH AND Brit AVS. te Fea peotable girl as chambermald and Waltress a! ist with washing ad EA best reference trou last plac ‘all for two di lays s Q4.2 WHAT dst STA RESPECTABGE GIRL as o rst class chatnbermatd or to assist in any Hal work; rat class city reference trou her laa & ployer, 58D ST. “NEAR 7TH AV.—A ean WEST girlas chambermald be seen at her last 24 R penreanie cist Ag 246 WEST 30TIT 8T.—A R ) chambe ‘a and oleae: is willing aud otiging ; b Call or address. wrest 33D ST.—A RESPE TABLE. youna Rin as chambermaid aud waitress; best city ret Call f for two days, MADISON AV.—A YOUNG GIRL TQ DO chamberwork and nesist with washing and {ron- loyer's, IN THE REAR—A REPRO. chambormaldor 25 254. ing, ot to do plain sewing. Cull ather present empl (ites “7TH ST., taale young American girl 272 “BAST 780i ST. room.—A respectahl and (odo plain sewi OND FLOOR, FRONT young girl as chambermald . Call for two days. a 306 WEST 53D 8ST. ner" YOUNG GIRL AS. CHAMBER. maid and nurse; is honest, industrious and will- ing to make herself Tae i has good: refer. ence. Can be seen ut her present employer's. 31 “WEST 2TH 8T., PRESENT EMPLOYER'S — Arespeetable young girl a3 chambermaid and waitress. Call or addross. 312. Bast tis THIRD PLOOR.—A_RBSPRAT- bie voung.girl'as chambermal dw. or housework ine email privase temily ries Lor add tw abt is willing to d references. 312 WEST 2TH ST, mak RESPECTABLE YOUNG “girl as chambermayd and waltress, or would:as- sist with a washing; has five years’ reference from her last place. 314. Wi87 TH sta RESPECTARLE GERMAN cirl todo chamberwork and waiting in @ private family ; best city reference from her last place. 15 West 2TH Stk RELIABLE YOUNG amt ¢ ¢) » a4 chambermatd in H private family ; no objection Jo plain sewing ; 317 WEST S7TII ST., BASEMENT DOOR (PRESENT Smployer'n.—A young girtas chambermald and seatuatress ; can Grove and Wheeter Wilson's machines; best city reference. BIO BAST, HTH ATA YOUNG GIRL, TO Do chamberwork and waiting or'to tke caret children; good city reference. hae 820 BAST 2TH ST.~A YOUNG GIRL AS’ CILAM. bermaid and laundress;is an excellent washer and ironer:and fluter. hoped nti St 32 ‘oun girl ch en kK BETWEEN 2D AND 8D AVS, —" “petween HM antl 15, to dolight wait on table ina private fully, 394 :AST OOTH ST.—AS FIRST CLASS BAUN- € dross and to assist with chamberwork; good city reference from last piace. 335 Si, CORNER 21st ost. A RESPEOTABLY, ) ani as Chambermaid and cook; good reterences if requirea, oie 349 BAST 2D ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN Fo ks, chambermid avd to do tine washing best rom her Last place. 3 weer gsr sr. THD FLOOR, FRONT ~<A respectable girl to do pas book ‘avalst Wl with the washing and ironing; best city refer. 41] % RAST MTEL ST.—, RESPROTABLE irl as chambermald and waitress; woul with the Washing and ironing; best reference, 43) WEST 40TH ST.. UP ONE PATR OF STAIRS. A respectable yoling girl as chambermaid; wili assist with washt or dogene al housework in a small family; 4 a rouNa fasalst ro frost reterence tromnst place, 445 —TWO GIRLS; ONB ‘As ritress, the othor to waiton door, mind children a wn errands; would like to go TABLE WOMAN “AS rimaid and fine washer; together, aT 4 4é ehainbe: the best city ret 44é ironing erence renee. WEST 2871 S.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS chambermatt: will assist with washing and no objection to do general howe work; good ret- A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM reas in a small fuinily orto t reference, FIRST FLOOR, makes aie ERMA TD care of v, 490 © apedable yous ‘gist as: waitross orto de wenepal ti iferroek nea Reda faintly; Food reference. Can be seen for two days. 7TH AY.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID or would assist with Waiting 5 e ty Feteronces, rivate 543 549 6TH =6AY., BAS! A RESPROTABLT analy giri'as chambermaid and Waltress In ® private family ; good city re ferences. 2D ar Ne yatue BEN Sst AND BD STS —A RK. spec girl as chambermaid and waltres; no eo > vane distance in the country; excefient 574 jection crence. 60 GREENWICH ST, wou i to do cl reference, Cull tor two day RESVECTABLE YOUNG berwork and walling; ely —A GIRL AS CHAM MarR Jo general house from her last place, — 628 STH AV, BETWEEN 40TH AND 41ST 8TS.cA Young let a4 enambermall, waitress, oF to te the work of @ snl private amily ; best city references trom her last place, Call tor two day TA ort AY. TWEEN SuTit AND “mst $T2.~ respectable young woman. to do ¢hamberw Hl and west vashing, or care of children and a ma wei folly Feierence, Call for two days, "65 BETWEEN 46TH AND 47TH ATS. 3] Ee Snr American irl ny chambermatd ana ays. seam tre Cail or address fot twe 803 1°, AV., CORNER (SFR 87, THRO hoon, front.—A respectable sith ts chambermatd, ort take care of a baby; neat elty ret 1.067 2 misctatie gon GR ea fable trea of Fade ro erwork and asstat fy wrshi i best city reference; can see tho lady with si ived, Can be seen for two based ond roam whom she 114 2D AV. BETWHEN rll AND GIST srs eit rt Te ee eee OWI a fips te wilting an be aD ay. CoRNER OTH ST.—A YOUNG WO mbermnaid wind wnitroes OF tot mow iris sual private tau ity ‘Fete.