The New York Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1875, Page 13

CRINE ON THE FRONTIER. Arraignment and Trial of Murderers of Every Color and Hue. DETAILS OF THE CRIMES Twenty Men Charged with Murder and Eight Sentenced To Be Hanged. The Heavy Expenses of the Western Dis- trict of Arkansas Accounted For. STORY OF A WINNEBAGO BRAVE. Foxr Samira, ark., July 17, 1875. One of the longest and most important terms of the United States Court tor this, the Western dis- trict of Arkansas, ever held here nas just closed. The throng of hangers-on and attendants—Choc- taws, Cherokees, Seminoles, negroes, roughs and others—nave departed, and the Court officials, as Well aa the citizers of our border town, have set- tled down to their wonted quietude until the jall term again brings to light the customary appall- img record of crime, Tne readers of the HERALD are almost dally presented with the details of some revoiting murder committed in the more populous States east of the Mississippi River, and &s they read they experience a certain amount of atisfaction growing out of the knowledge that the perpetrators stand a reasouxble chance of becoming examples before the majesty of the law and paying th penalty for their feeds = upon the scaffold. But were (he dark deeds of the Indian Territory as promptly chroniclea, though briefly, even the ample pages of the HERALD would not suffice to contain the record. Few of your readers are aware of the fact that the jurisdiction of this Court extends overa territory double the sizeof the State of New York, and, in addition to the jurisdiction of like courts in other States, Is the sole tribunal before which all persons Charged with crimes committed within the Indian Terrttory—except crimes committed by Indians upon or against Imdians—maust betried. At the opening of the late term of the Court tnere were twenty persons confined in the United States jail here CHARGED WITH MURDER. Of these eight were convicted as charged, five were convicted of manslaughter, and the cases of the others were continued to the next term of the Court. To give an accountin detail of the tacts connected with eack chapter in this dark volume within the limits of a single newspaper article is impossible; but I will endeavor to present a brief ‘ommary of the more important cases, Logetner with the personnel of those who will soon expiate their crimes upon the scaffold. The list com- mences witn John Whittington, a white man, about thirty years of age, slender built, tall and angular, and with few of the marks of a rafMfan about bim other than those which characterize te average Texas ‘bullwsanger” or fronticis- man. He was convicted of kiliing J. J. Turner, near Delaware Bend, on Red River, Chickasaw Nation, February 7, 1875. Meney was the incen- tive and whiskey the inspiration. It was Sund: Whittington and his victim visited a Texas “whi: key ranche” together, drank to intoxication and started for Rome tn each other’s company. This Was the last time Turner was seen alive. A son of the murdered man, who had ridden out to meet bis father, discovered, as he appreached the crossing of Red River, two horses standing gear the road and @ man in a stooping position beside them. The man—evidently Whittington— at that moment arose, mounted one of the borses and started in the direetion from which young Turner was approaching, but, discovering him, turned and rode rapidly toward the river. Turner pursued, came up with and attempted to arrest Bim, but failed. Wahittington escaped into Texas, but was soon captured, and on being searched a bloedy knife was fownd upon nls person; also two United States motes of the denomination of $5 and $100, which were recognized as the prop- erty of THE MURDERED MAN. Search being made, Turner's body was found ar where the son had first discovered the two borses, with two gashes in lis head and sour cuts in his throat. The jury had no trouble ae a verdict of guilty. Daniel Evans, a white man, twenty-one years of age, short, well built and powertul, one of the klad .wno relisb @ tittle killing now and then, as te average New Yorker relishes a horse race, stands convicted of murdering William R. Sibalt, near Eufaia, Choctaw Nation, something over a year ago. it is supposed tat the parties Jeli in with each otrer travelling in the same direction. Aiter riding @ jew miles Evans dropped tothe rear, deliberately shot Sibalt in tne back, dragged the body a bundred yards from the road, and, after robbing it of some money and a puir of boots, secreted itin the bushes. He also appropriated the dead man's horse, ‘The case was tried at the Uctover Term, 1874, bat owing to insuiiciency a evidence a humg jury was the result, Between that time and the opening of the late term Sibalt’s father, who resi in heard of the killtog oO: Dis son and came here to learn tne Jacts. Whtie here he was subpmuaed as a wit- ess, and iG was upon his evidence sous Evans was convicted. ‘Ine old manu testified that @ short time before nis son leit: home both weut to @ store near his resi- purchased boots, both pairs being the ind owtot the same vox. A few duys beei came off one of the boots worn ad going toa Dlacksmitn shop he bad botn fastened on witn horse natls ariven through and clinched on tue inside of the hese bouts with the tell-tuie nalis were found in Evans’ possessiou, and as they were ex- ‘tly like the pair Worn by the witness, the evi- ce satistied the jury aud they rendered a ver- fict o: guilty. kuwa.d Campbell, an average negro boy, nine- teen years of age, was, together with Frank But- ler, cunvicted of murdering Lawson Rosa and nis erio the Cherokee Nation. Campbell, Butier jd utmers Went to loss’ pes with the avowed iment o; avenging some Fa supposed injury, and in carrying out tueir scaémes murdered tie parties in cold biood, Butler was also convicted, Dut in ao attempt to escape was killed by the guards and thus did escape—hangiog. James Moore, a wiite man, tmrty-two years of age, siim built out wiry and saving every appear- Ance Of @ desperate Character, was convicted of the killing of Joan 1. Spivey, Moore and a man Qamed Huuton stole a number of horses in Wasnington county, Arkansas, and started tor the Cherokee country. A party, consisting of the owners of the stock “and their iriends, started in pursuit, and, COwig up with the tuleves, the ter Ored upon their pursuers, kuling Spivey aad Wouuding & Man wamed Irvin, Tue murderers an ud, DUL Were 8000 aller urresred., Hunton iu escaped and Ww. terwaras killed in a quorel Witu @ like character, leaving his com- panion, Moore, to follow Lim by due process of ‘aw. deuce an Swoder Mankiller, @ Cherokee Indiau, five feet ene incaes—s hig, Beavily§ aud coar built, with & counten: ~ Wuose repuisiveness and lity timental Americ: fraud, maiden That was couvicted of the ktil- med Wiliam Short im the ero) The cold dlovded maumer of suis red devil ig ao evidence that bis hame is no misnomer, I, would adora a Comanche or a SivuxX, Short Was seeo by Mannilier and his brotuer riding by their wigwam, when Mankilier fald, “We go «ill um,’ and going up to Snore Mankiller asked to look at his gun, Sort bemyg Acquainted With botu Indians foullshiy nanded over bis gun, Wheu Mankilier aeliverately stepped back ana shot him, uort iell, but rose again and & tempted to escape, Ween he was pursued br Muag.lier and staoved four times in the back, Ihe Murderer rooded his victim of his snoes and went wbuut the country beasting of the deed. Ow Snow, & white boy, eighteen years old, not yet ful yrown, and by hv means a murderer In appearance, Was convicted of the murder oF Henry Beauchamp, neur Red River, m tne Cuoctaw countiy. Woman, Instead oi money, Was tae incentive in ils Mstunce. IL appeared, Irow the evidence, tiac snow and anotoer boy about his age, Bamed Lewis, tad become pretty to- bens with Beaucuump's wile and a giri who ving with her, apa the four entered into a oor piracy to Kil Beauchamp, Which Lewis ex- ted vy shoving Dim Whi t Work in tne fleid, -OWis bus (hus far evaded the officers o1 vue law. satisfy any SLOW made conlession Of the aifair,and it is a Iittie remarkab.¢ that the jury should huve fuuua ty uty Whee Lewis @id the shouting, Au NEW YORK HERALD. TULSDAY, effort 1s being made to secure @ pardon or a com- mutation for Snow before the day of exccurion, sumuei Poy, & hall-breed Cherokee, nearly white, but witn asuMcient quantity of red devil to him s Lore “— aud enjoy it, i8 convicted of t J. Swmett Naf, a “senool teacuer, near Teleqae Cherokee Naf had wtayed ail night with C. KR. Stephenson, whose wile Foy’s sister. Ia paying bis bli in the morning Naif exposed his money, some $200, Fo. Was present at the time, aud leit the mouse wit: Noff. They weot a short q@istauce oaly sliot Nadf, the bail entering the back of bis head, Kilugg bim instantly, Foy secured the money, dragged the body some distance from the scene of the murder aud concealed it. No one saw the deed, aud 1t weuld probably have remained undis- covered until LuW but for the confessions of tne murderer, A more unlikely lot than thes they were breught into court to tence, 1b would Le difficult tu fnd, All were SENTENCED TO HANGED on Friday, September 3, 1875, und ali bore their Sentence With uncommon bardiuood, one o1 them thanking Judge Parker tor the honor conferred, the route from the Court House back to Jail after the sentence of death had been pronounced red for their “gamey’’ in crime. Of those CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER one 18 & Woiam, and all are neuroes. They were each sentenced to three years in the Peniteatiary, the outside limit under United States laws lor prior tu Marcu 3, 1875, Ten imit, Of the cight wuose cases ee are WHILE Wen, one a nege two Choctaws und ope u Cherokee, From the pearance of the men | should say taat all of them deserved hanyiny id af the attendance of the ured they duubtiess will meet when together ceive thew sen- 2 their deserss, iM addition to these cases thera are now thirty- eight indictments for muruer pending 1D the court, the guilty parties mot yet urrested, and seventy- two commissioner's writs Ou: ou luformation fled against parties charging then with murder, ‘Ypere has been much said regarding THE ENOKMOUS EXPENDITURES of vhis district, and tere doubiiess have been ex- travagances, but when we ada to this feariul criminal record the usual amount of civil busi- ess, aud consider the extent aud character of tne territory over which deputies must ride to make arrests, We can readliy see that the necessary expenses ol ruuning such a court must be large. Under tae admiuistration of Hun. J, UC. Porker, the new Judge of the istrict, ti irregulartries, abuses and peculutions wOich so aboundea wien litte Storey wus On the beucn, are being regu tated, rectified ana stopped. He eume here a stranger just before the commencement term, and has so conducted fim. voto as citizen and judge, as fully sustain the enviable reputation he bad attained in his 9wn Brason-anlennasi- 608 construction. In heir Shae | Lue commendable policy of reiorm and substantial reduction of expenditures ipaugurated vere vy Judge Henry C, Caidwell, of the Eastern District, while bolding the fail term of tue Court, and in uns he is heartily secouded by Nis corps of court eMcial ion, W. H, H, Clayton, District Attorney; Geueral J, F. Fagan, Marsbal, and General Stepuen Wh r, Clerk. With tnese in charge Of the business of the district if 18 sale to Burause that the days of Congressional investiga- thon of the affairs thereof are at an end. A JEALOUS INDIAN’S REVENGE. Omana, July 8, 1875. Flannel Jim was a Winnebage Indian, but he had a heart a» seft and sensitive as any white man, Jim for some time past had not beew happy in bis domestic affairs. Years agohe married a dusky maiden of the !orest and gave to her all the love of his savage heart. That she was beautiful and clean we inter from the fact that she was much sought alter by other braves, and, what most dis- tressed Jim, sue seemed to like their atten- tions, Jim was noz the man to mince matters, and he told his irisky wife, in language more pointed than polite, if she did not stop her flirting with other Indians he would put ome or séveral holes in her with his big butcher. Tne lady does not seem to have had the fear of @ husoand’s wrath before ber eyes, nd, true to his word, Jim last Monday, In a fit ofjeaiousy, tell up- on big Wile, stabbing berin a d.zeu places and killiog her almost instantly. Anotuer Indian wo- man, hearing the uproar, rushed to the assistance of Jiin’s uufortunate wile, ana, having despatched 's iriend and his victim, Jim turned upon his wife’ made two desperaie junges at ber, cutting her in tue back; but tne shoulder blade turned the knile aside and saved lier life. Afver his boody work Jim retired to tis lodge aud calm:y awaited the arrival of the officers of justice. Hearing tne po- lice 0! the agency coming to arrest bim ne rose, brandisuea uloft the Koife with which he nad Killed his wile and PLUNGED 1T INTO BIS HEART. it is unnecessary to ada that Jim ded, Of course he di ud all the livtie deatn-sticks of the Irou- tiersmen now have two brigat mew notches, ana they smilie as they contemplate them, and reflect thal two more savage souls have gone to the bappy hunting grounds, FLOATING HOSPITAL OF ST. JOHN’S GUILD. The floating hospital of s:. John’s Guild hada trial trip yesterday aiternoon down the bay. A large number of ladies and gentlemen responded to the invitation to enjoy the sail, and the boat when she left the Battery, at about three o’clock P.M., could not conveniently hold mavy more than were on board. Tne popularity of the charity, which 18 Intended to afferd so much relief fo the thousands of little children in tis city who, were it not for St, John’s Guild, would necessarily p: the summer mouths without even a single day’s enjoyment, Was evidentin the pleasurable anxiety of the large company who were passengers. The boat leit foot of Twenty-third street, East River, at two o'clock P.M., where she tool on bvard the larger portion of the company, and arrived at the Battery tn about an hour, Where a considerable Dumber o1 persons were in waiting. It had veeu Stated that the ooat would come up the river as far as pier No, 1, to take on passengers, but eliner owing to her being already crowded or to Some mistake as to the place of em- barkativn, she stopped onlv at the government pier, adjoining toe Staten Island ferry, thus de- priving a number of ladies and gentlemen who were walling at pier Nu. 1 trom participating ia the excursion, Tae trip was a most enjoyaole one tu every Way. Adelightiul breeze was coming im from te ocean just at the time toe san’s rays began to descend very effectively, ‘The ever vary- ing panurama of the bay wasa@ deligntiul pros- pect seen irom the boat on her outward beund passuge, and the Lew scenes gong tue course in- creased the clarm ol the trip as the bout steamed ner Way out umoug the ocean wuves—uway from sigat of churcn steeples and towering musts of vessels in the harbor. The party returued belore sundowg, all well pleased witu the excurstoo, and doubtiess resolved to heip in providing during the rol the summer ually trips upon the wo many or pure air and @ Clange of scene, This eveatue there will be a moonlight excur- sion, the boat starting irom foot of East Twenty- third street, at seven o'clock. Tickets Will Cost $3 each, toe proceeds to be deyuted to the ex- peuses incident to the excursions for the sick children, 1t1s expected by tne management that On this occasion also many May not be able ty find room on Doarad owing to an overcrowded pas- senger list, and that the treasury av @ conse- quence Wiil be none the jess » matter for con- graculation. BOARDERS WANTED, GREENWICH AVENUE.—TO LET, 47 gaa single genticmen; terms $12 to $14 per week for tw also Rooms, without board, wit lege of kitchen, witht large Rooms for gentleman and wile or 4Q BAST NINTH STPRET. BETWEEN UNIVER: sity. place and Broadway.—Nicey furnished ooms. with or without Board, ior families or single gentlemen, with good references, Q) WEST VHIRTY SECOND STREET. —PURNISHED 4-9 Rooms, in suits or singly, to rent, with frst class Foard; summer prices. A] NINTH STR BETWEEN BROADWAY AND OL University place'—Large and smail Rooms to let, With Bourd. at summer prices, with reterence 114 FAST EIGHTEMNTH STRERT, NEAR OLAR endon Hotel, voms to let, with first class Board ; location one block from Broadway. 19. BAS? SEVENTEENTH STREEY, NEAR UNION square.—Single with Board, for gentiemen, at low prices, and suit of itooms on sec: ond floor, newly furnisne, 131 WEST TWENTY. NTH STREET, NEAR SIXTH lemen can obtain first clays 13 = LEXINGYON AVENUE, CORNER TWENTY- ee) ninth street.—To let, with Board, Suits or single Rooms, second floor, handsomely furnished; first class house and table: summer prices. ‘ewly furnished Rooms and xcellent table. Reference. 141 & FORTY-FOURTH STREET.—A FINE bi! re Rooms; private bath, closets and with or aah Board; highest references given and re- quires WES? THIRTEENTH STREET, oon = EST FORTY-THIRD STREET.—FAMILIES or single gentlemen can hay and hand- somely furnished Rooms, with first class Hoard ; a'l con- veniences; terms exceedingly low: near Broadway. 94.4, WET THIRTY. FOURTH | STRE with at vf “oad: modern Improvements; Feterence 283 to let to a single lady; Board if required. 2D AV.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES ble home. OARD BILLS, WASH BILLS AND PRINTING iained at lew prices trom tne METROPOLITAN PRINT. ING E-TABLISHMENT, No. 218 Broadway. ations, with or without Board: elty or country. AN DS? Board Directory, No. 1,193 Broadway. NEAR Koons, terms D. ROOM Handsomely furnished’ MUNRUE STREET.—A_ FURNISHE B94 Dida en to board: would get'a comiorta- suitable for hotels and boardiny s may be NFORMATION GRATIS, —Fiit-T OL ass ACCOMMO- JULY 20, 1875.—TRIPLE SUMMER RESORTS. MIUM POINT H@USK (TU Lid ‘mile from New iochelle depot b; ade ighitelly | situated on Sound. "ane bashing, fauing, Apply at Yoint or by eter to a. ‘ON, 29 Bast 40th street, corner Madison T PAVILION HOTKL, NEW BKIGHTON, STATEN Isiaud ver New York Bay, a tew Shoice, Kooms, 25 minutes from New York; tare Wcenta K. F. COLS, Proprietor, tormerly of =t, Mark's Hotel. —THE RIVERSIDE HOUSE, CARMANSVILLE, ON Fronts the Water; near depot and mer Alexis, from Harri; -y hour with _¥. @, Wintiams, Manager. BEACH HOTEL, PAR ROCKAWAY—DELIGHIFUL- ly mtuated—Sow open tor the reception of gucets. ol YRNe, 5, Fgoprie (0RYDER MANSION, WHITESTONE, L.. I OrrosiTE till dive rol is. extending to the beac sip halt hourly, erined with cars from For particulars apply to 8. 4. POT- a ‘33 Jone street, New York. LESWOOD PARK HOTEL, PERTH AMBOY N. J.—Delizutfutly located on the shore; first class house; $10 to $15; .0 trains trom New York Sue. Send for circular. foRREST HOUSE, BUDDs Lake, for the season ; two Nours via Morris and Railroad: pare mountalu wir; Kood boating and fishing: es ise June and Juty. DO Mosquiiwes; reduced ra HENRY MALLERY, Propri H [orHE FEN FENIMORE, COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. open oe the season. Proprietor. SHEET. ow ae SALES AT AUCTION, ARSHAL SALE—P&TER BOWE, AUCTIONEER. By virtue of au execution tome directet and d hivered, and by order of the Hon. A. V. of the Jusite ine Cour', I will expose for public auction, this day. July Wat ih “clocks at ancrion 5 toons ai y Diace. corner Kighth 1 Blackberry, strawberry. Red Raspberry, “olack Raspberry and Wild Cherry Juices, ‘each and Cherry Brandies, Cordials, Syrups: large Auautities of pew empty Barrels and Kegs, liquor Bot- tles. imported Ginger Ale, Sugar Malis. ons Ulock, Be: also HER, Mi NUSSBAUM AUCTIONEER, 62 BOWERY, clock. at No. 1.979 Third Stock and Fixtures of Cigar stoi 6, Cigar Figure; Awaing, Counters, _Deaters Invited. arge iron Sate, 1. Leo ar AW NEROKER' WATCHES AND JRWE Ty, JAMES AG Ait Auctioneer, will sell, at 58 New bowery, to-morrow (Wednesday), 63) lots Gold and il es, Gold and Diamond Jewelry, Opsra Glasses, Werware, Musical and Mathemati: +8. ia. CONNER, Sheriff. M. LestRancr, Deputy. HOME GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER, SHLLS THIS yy, at li o'clock, the Lease, Stock and Fixtures of the excellently fitted up Liquor Store vn Firs street, between South Tenth and Eleventh streets, Williams burg; four puil pump, dc. HOMAS REILKY, AUCTIONE®R, SELLS THIS day, at 104 o'clock, wt No. 415 West | hirty-fitn street, @ lot of fousehold Furniture on account cf Mme. rey. we AMES BUNYAN INDEN PARK WOUSE, CORNWALL, N. ¥.—I7 acres of beautiful shaded lawn and walks; abun- dance of frult, milk, &c. ; terms moderate, . H. RING, Proprietor. Ques POINT HOUSE, ORIENT POINT, L. L— Now open, situated on the extreme end of Lone Island. frovting on the Sound and Gardiner’s ay: only A Moment’s Wulk to the water; offe induce- ments to families and children ndid sea bathing, driving and sailing, fishing unsurpassed. Send tor cir- cular, M, B. PARSONS. FLBEAND 0 DELL HOUSE,—FIRST CLASS acco dations and Board at moderate price hear water gap; elevation 1.10) feet dr cent scenery. vor circulars address Stroudsburg, paisapes.. MOUNTAIN HOUSE, ON THE HUD- son Kiver, 45 minutes 1fom foot of Harrison street, 90 4. M.,4:lo and 0:0 P. M.; ‘Lwenty-tourth street at 424 D. 3, HAMMOND, Engiewood (X. J.) Post office, REDUCED BOARD, PROM $25 TO $11—CONGRERS Hall, Sharon Springs, FRED, J. BANG, Proprieto: . M. B. SUMNER, 20 and 22 Bast Thirty-fifth street, has Rooms to let transicutly, at sumiger prices. “BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. OARD WANTED—WITH A WIDOW LIVING ALONE, Swo communicating Rooms, tor gentleman and Pite: board for lady, only: where there are no other boarders: location, 12th to 47th streets, 6th to 9th avenues. Address, RETIREMENT, Herald Uptown. Branch office. ABLE BOARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, IN $genteci tamily, on or Nest Macdougal street; tun. ner, 12 to Lo’clock. ‘Aadress WINSHIP, Heraid Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. ANTED—BY GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND FON (six ara old), front Koom, with Hoard; location be- tween Fifth and Fizhth avenues and Tenth and Twenty third streets; also hall noom tor single gentleman. dress, with \erms, L,, bex L1¢ Herald office. ANTED—BY A SINGLE GENILEMAN A FUR. Hished oom, with or without Bourd. 19 w private tamily, near Twenty third street, between Fourth and (ontigcon a vomues! willbe sway at iessthal the time on vu ss, but will retain room at a tair figure. Ad- dress, stati prleo, which must be moderate, J. M. G., Roost M TO. YOURSELF, 400. OR We. per di $2 SMITH'S uewly tur- ished! Hotel, "58° Chatham street, near Gity Hall and Post office. Always GENTLEMAN WISHES A ROOM IN A PRIVATE family, with bi gt location, between Fifty- first and Fitty-ftth stré ith and séventh ayennes Petpet 8 references exchanged. Address L. &., box 411 Post office. ELMONT HOTEL, FULTON STREET, NEAR Broadway, European plan.—Rooms 5) ‘cents up- ‘ard; new tainily Rooms, Ladies’ and gentiemen’s din- ing rooms open Sundays. at low prices. OTEL ST. GERMAIN, FIFRH AVENUE, TWENTY. second ‘street, Broadway, facing these streets — Rooms all front; coolest and finest location In the city: table d’hote reduced to $3 per cay; European plan, one to six; elegantly furnished elevator, baths, dc. Wm, G. TOMPKINS. A PIERRE HOUSE, WEST OF CITY HALL, 86 4 Warren street.—Cool, light Rooms at reduced prices, $00.4 4c. and Sic. & day, $2.4 Week; fainily Koome, $1 a Ir HOTEL, 65 Eur or month: Suc., c., 7! Ge Bow ERY, ati CANAL HE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT isat2i8 mrceneass in the Herald Building. BOARD. “ARCADIA HOUSE, MANHASSET BAY.—LARGE JX mansion; .extensive grounds: shaded lawn, ex- tending to the w boating, fishing, bathing: good ate: table: moderate terms. Address vu. Long Island. JEWISH FAMILY LIVING AT PAMRAPO, N. J. e several pleasant Room’ to let, with good bathing, boating and fishing on the premises. Adaress i: box 12 Herald office. VERY DESI ABL¥, HEALTHY HOME FOR FAM. ilies, with children. near Shrewsbury River; first Glaas tavle:, price $10 to $12 por week. Apply at 141 West Forty-fourth street, or 3U7 East Seventeenth streot for particulars and reterences, OARD AT A FARM HOUSE FRONTING THE sound, 25 miles on Long Island ; splendid shade, bath- ine and fins gn tbe premises; terms $10. C, FIRLING, B,, Manhasset, OARD AMONG MOUNTAINS AND VINE GROVES— Cool, quiet, retired; no weariness trom following style: no mosquitoes: grounds well shaded; prices low; reterences unexceptionable. = L, DUDL cet! Cormwail, Jonn. UARD ON A FARM OVERLOOKING THE GREAT south Bay, where there is fine bathing, boating and and fishing: nigh and Sen herons: a first ciass, Address Mra JOUN WILSON, . Sayvill, L. JQOARD WANTED—POR A FAMILY OF FOUR two idults aid two children), from Uctober 110 Aprit L, e family living near the Bieecker street Hus leanliness an essential, addiess BUEECKE, Herald office, AY SHORE, L, T.—PARTIES CAN BE PLEAS- antly accommodated with soerd retersto W. B. Bartnett, 57 Fulton street, and R. b street, New York. Adaress Mr it “a. PEC Bay shore. } OARD—AT THE LOCUST GROVE FARM HOUSE, two hours trom city by the Erie Railroad grounds, well sanded 15 matmates fi it desire’ seen lor two da’ teenth andres Dr, Je ihe WVAUNER Dox i ‘Craixvill Orange county, N. Y. N ¥ARM HOUSE, ONE y. Rutland county, N. ¥.: mpFovelnents boating, bath- Addres: above) Airs. T OARDING AT THE GL mile south of Spring Vall ihouse containy ail modern Bt shave and first class tal END. Proprietress. OARUERS WANTED—9 MILES FROM NEW York; tront Rooms, with Bedrooms communteating ; fine sunde Baaieny locality: pleasawt home; go: Apares irs. 0. 1 Board, at an; me, forany longtit AM a eens ge TED-NEAR THE CITY, J tor its servant, two children and baby and part Board tor husband: voard not to exceed $25 a week. Address U. H., 267 Bowery. BOARDERS BUAUTIFUL FRONT PARLOR AND TWO rourtn 1 root Rooms, all overlooking Madison. ith first class Board, at 26 and 28 bast Twenty-third ‘treet; WAN DK: ST, SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS TO LET—SINGLY ic with good Board; terms t ot TWENTY-N 4 i Fit and Ma. ison Rooms, with or without also ible Board tor reasonable. RIM AVENUE, BETWEEN SIXTEENTH AND ©) seventeenth ‘streets,—Siegantly furnished Rooms to let, en suite or singly, with or without Hoard, at summer a C8 Fererences required. “Ol, $5 10 $6—BOARD, WH WN: NiO. FRONT ROOM; A +) smai dark bedroom $4 per week; ugtish family. Qounray BOARD WANTED—FOR A LADY AND one child, one year old: beth en joying ood health far house preterrea, where there ers; terms must noderate:, state full paren: address Mrs. A. P., station W., » Brooklyn, & D. UNTRY BOARD IN ORANGE’ cou and furniture new: beautitui large, butter and vewetables fresh every hor-es, carriages, £c. GENTNG, cun be seen at the off mill farm attached: proprietor, R. W Iremont House, No. 635 Broadway, from Wty 2 and tomorrow. “Afterward address ew. kN UNG, lisbury Mills, Urange coanty, N. COERTRY ,, BOARD CWANTED, FROM ABOUT August 10, for gentleman, wife and mother. good Rooms und table, convenient to city. Address, statin full particulars, location and terms, M. P.,' Hera! offic: (AOUNTRY BOARD—AT A FARM HOUSE, 1,500 PEE 7 above the level of the sex, $6 per week. address MARIIN REDDINGTON, Liberty Pulls, Sullivan county, N, (ouster BOARD WANTED—NEAR WATER, FOR two ladies, two small children aud nurag, for two mon'hs; mast be shady; within an hour of city, Address, ome terms, which must be reasonable, CLIO, Herald office. 353 West Ihiriy-fltih sireet, Tee RO ROOMS, WITH BG eXcctient ‘Board, for taniies oF singie perwonss cuol stuumer honge at {8 Bleecker strest. 1wo lines of cars pass (be door. $7 To 08 corner yawn Gougal sect 21 Wo? TWELFTH STREET, NEA “1 nue. —Handsomely furni by the week, mouth or year; uioderate 91 X EST NINETEEYTA STREGT.—HANDSOMELY furnished tuusth story Rooms to let to senu and their wives, With Loard: also Second ore to let, singly OF ON suite, With or With- tabi dh App! dere Ponta rooms Cool and airy. sable TH STREET, 1 ie daomeiy’ Fu cept ti (Keng terms r 4] 4 VAST NEVES TE way Well turn witout Board, on first and seco: Roows. SOUTH { WASHINGTON 8Q) Al EBB ANENT EAR BROAI EST, DWAY, hed Kooms on Ist and 2l Hoor! nable sourd: vuC few select b de yuadle ty desirable partie: neces, 4.5 intnvatied toons Fontiay ou 4, to lay, with or without #oari; Gue sumiber reuteneet Heneh sboken; reterence XCELLENT AND REASONABLE BOARD, WITH 4) good gunning, fishin if staoling if re- quired, Address N. SMITH, box 25 Patchogue Post office, Long Island, Fase “BOARDING, NEAR CORNWA or four families can be accommodated ; t = Address Dr, GOMSE, Vau's Gaie, Orange county. erat JWOD COUNTRY BOARD C F atthe Mott House. uear Cats tiful scenery: pure alr for $ outing, paring, sting: price, $710 pleasant drives, 3s per week. Address CULVER M jreene county, N, Y. Qe UHEAP BUARD, AT THE ROCK GROVE hide Pompton SapeHon, New labs Ls BRANCH —FOUK VACANT ROOMS AT MRS 4 Mott's, Morris Cottage, Long Branch, SUMMER BOARDING—AT one ir trou elty sae shady grounds: locat Helin gt vemme mode} (PWO SINGLE GUNTLEMEN OR MARRIED COUPLE can be accommo, wita Board in @ private Iawliy oveusving spacious premises on banks of river, a6 Havensw oud. near Marlow steamboat Wading) ie ay igi! It Water basing. To ky #., box = & _SALES A AT AUCTION, T JERE, JOUNSON’S RETAIL DEPARTMENT, No. 68 Liberty street, adjoining 37 Nassau. rivate sale, an immense stock of Furniture, Desks, Sheets. Whips, Hammock Goods consigned by hard up tealers a) Price that will cover advances and storage. —JEKE, JOHNSON, JR., AUCTIONEER, + Furniture, Meronaindise vand vine arts salesroom, Beal Estate Departaane ry Park row, New York. Day. ESDAY), AT 12 O'CLOCK, RECEIVER'S BALE OF FINE Olu PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, &C., allin handsome frames. Ae — Peremptory closing sale i of American and toreign Oil Paintings, among which are some very xood pictures by american and foreign artists, now on exhibition and to be sold at auction without any rve e wha ver, THURSDAY 's aud apie July 22 and 23 t Gallery, No. ‘caer "street, ‘at 12 o'clock each day, EDWARD SCHENOKf Auctluneer. THIS DAY, UCTION SALE, THIS Iya ne et beta babe 1 o'cloct ith st. emu handsome housshola varnine. Te Two hee sid tour eon Use baa) ate CPt at 4B roe: room Suits, Turki: Marquetrie, Centr ings, Bronze Figure: Mirrors: rosew wait be Modroom Sets Washstands, id, ebony tnd) Heh why ‘Dressing Cases. Bet Rockers, Bedroom foanges., d spring Mat- trenana, Extension Table ra Maire in leather: sil. verwal ockery, rep and genera Suits, 29 Carpets, Trail’ Stand, kitchen Furniture, oN B.—sale positive: packed and snipped for purchase UBERT C. CaSHIN, Auctioneer. A J. P, BATTERSON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, + on Wednesday, 2istiast., at 11 o'clock, at private Tesi‘ence, 123 West 'Thirty-sixth street, ali the elegant Househuld Furniture, Pianotorte. Carpeis, carved viack Walnut Parlor Suits, in msoo, plush and other cov- erings; black walnut marble top stagerey, Tables. Buffet, Exteusion fable, black walnut vedror Sets, hair ana ovher Mi . feather Pillows and Bolsters, Beading, |» had Curtains rt Croekery, China Ware, Giassware, Clocks, & of Kitchen Utensils, with which the sdle wiil co All to be sold witnout reserve. Office, 304 Krom UCTION SALE.—EXTRA LAKGE HOUSEHOLD Furnitare sale, at private resiience 21 East tieth street, commencing at 10 o’ciock. E octave Pianoforte, Parlor suits, in crimson, ¢! green gold satin, reps and haircloth; turkism and Yaris Ch Lounges, etageres, Centre Tables, Podestals. Ornaments, Curtains, Ware, Sater} ry. tn Hespousible men to &e, H EAR G Agiver Kotioneer. AUCTION, AUCTION, Over $15,00) worth (600 lots) inagnificent Household Furniture, 600 yard: Filis Cruessay) MOKNING, July’ 29, at 1Uss 0! at tue nage Private residence 105 rast Tuirteeutu street, near Fourth avenue. Magnificent Grand Duchess, Pompadour and Marie Antoinette styie Parlor Suits, in rich satin, brocade, cotaline and reps; Steinway & Sons’ rosewood 73 occa Fianotorte, velvet, Brussels Carpets; Ktageres, Tabl Br Clocks, Curtains, Mirrors, ‘pedstends, Dressin Cases, Washstatids, hate aud spring Mattresses Libra Dining Furuiture; Glass, China, sliver Ware, &c. packed and delivered for purchasers. J. KRAEMER, Auctioneer. TRIS DAY ucTION, Dees SALE. Private Resi (20 West 23d st. Sear sth Ths Tuesin: ) MORNING, commencing at 103 o'clock. Steinway & “a Fl Bead one Pianofortes, Over 400 lots by pi ising Drawingroom Buits, ‘covered. in Jardiosh, tan and silver satin; Turkish Suits, in reps; ktageres, velvet and Brussels Carpets, marauetery inlaid Centre Tables, Jardinieres, dwart and secretary Bookcases, Books, Bedroom suits, com- lote; Dressing Cases, . Bedsteuds, Bureaus. spring and has Mattresses. Also, basement To arene —s ture. —Goods boxed ani removed for LUKE PTZGERALD. Sutoneer. B HENRY D. ae Se Broadw THe LeRSDAY JU, at 108; o'clock, ut the private residence Xo, S46 Ninth avenue, near Thirty-second stroet genteel Household Furniture: made to order, néarly new, i been in than a year, comprising Biusecls’ Garpets, black walnut Parlor, mand Dining Room Suits; Hair Muttresses, Hall stand, Uil- cloths, Crockery, Glass Ware, &c. BY MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTION KER—SELLS Zo'clock, 3% sinth gig hy ay Grocerie: Teas, Coffees >ugar, Floui 4c. in lota MAL BAYERSVORPEWS office, 14 Chambers street, Y¥ MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER. —MORT- gage sale, 10 o'clock, 20 Cortlandt, corner Church Street, first class Restaurant and Barroom rixtu pe in lots. MAX BAYERSDOKFER, Attorney ° 8, Ho. CON. din firat clase grocery and tea store 413 Tenth av ine, ecrner Thirty-third street. stock comprises iarce, general assortm 59 bbla, best family Flour, 60 chest assortment dine Teas 15 bags assortmne bo: t family Soap, Vine: tom, ‘300 Day ‘stable Salt. assorted Engi Pickles, .0 box arch, boxes ¥ Counter sale will commence. Groce: men, buy- Gre, dealers specially invited. Th aco” TY GAMPD LL & ct office 88 Kast Ninth street, VATALOGUES, POSTERS, CAROULARS A ane Alt CAtiisor auction Printing done wit P coe tan *pRiNtiNG atks teh b, Late 8 Broadway. J°* SOLOMON & CO. poenomeers, 134 opposite the Belmont Hotel’ Sig sell, on Tuesda; cduewlay and thursday, 20th, 21a and 34d, over $60 worth of fine Diamonds, gold Watch a be. de, Taine che dist sale of loses whion nave bec veoliecting gr S ts twelve months, Baie to commence at 10 A. P. TRAVER, ie tae ee tata a aay, oe way, a bad : Man p ont ook Printing Presse: pe. jo Printers’ Tools, ees, By odes P- TRAVER, AUCIIONEHR, Marsnal’s sale, day, at 2o’clock, 0; id rixtures of ficted bar and K the Astor Pi; fine Dar. Buck Bar, Bar Fixtures: Plated Showcaves, jarge iron safe, walnut Dining ‘Tabies, oak Vining ¢ airs, Clocks, Mi ng and ho Glassware, Awning, Sooke ing Utensiis, ico Boxes, aie, as #, OLARK, Marshal. AMES M, FORD, AUOTIONKER.—(UI8 DAY, AT 76 Third venue, &¢2 o'elgek, the entire Farniture of a Country ston 6 Hilson, comprising par cuamnber, bedroom, dintug ‘nua kivshen, Furniture of every variety {algo Manotyrte, several tne Carpets, in cluding about 28 bedroom Carpets: Ane China, Freie plate Mirrors, one oven weee aoe cd ot A onee i cai taemara virtue ot nth ce box! epame and ILLIAM Annorn, AUCTIONEER, @ No, 3 Chambers street, will sell on Wednesday, at IWig o'clock, the Contents of the Liquor Store 14 Ludlow street, coer ig splendid Counter, Ale Pumps, Chairs end ware, one Mirror, Gas Fixtures, icebox, & wil Be sold separately. “ihe Sense aia: _HELP ‘WANTED—¥EMALES. eH hi NExpe 1ENCE INDUSTRIOUS MATRON TO in t work; must com- quick at figures and letters. Ad- nce eaatt all particulars, BRAIDER, box a _ COACHMEN AND GARDENER! “YOUNG MAN WANTS a SITUATION AS ASSIST: it gardener; on* Who can make bimsel! gener ally useful; bee reference trom last piace, Address J. ‘aid offic 8 COACHMAN—BY A SCOTCHMAN, UNMARRIED; thoroughly competent in. the imanagement vi ady dviver in city or coun box 217 Herald office. RESPECTABLE GERMA MAN AND WIFE—TAB A man ascoachman and goow gardener; the wife to do cooking reg housework; speak good English; good reterence, 1.7 Libert, corner Washington. FIR@T © COACHMAN Wants & SITUATION Understands nis business thoroughly ; best Feleremce jor honesty, sobriety and capabl:ity iN ‘Address, tor two days, COACHMAN, 86 Noreh ae SITUATION WANTED—BY A sINGLE MAN, AS coachman and groom : (thoroughly: understands his business; will be yeneratly useful. Call at present em- ployer's office, No. 2 Wall'st, for JAME! AND GARDENER’S SITUATION singls man, who Cag yA seeer is willing and onlay: Das three _Address P. W., box A SITUATION WANTED—a8 COACHMAN AND GAR dener, by a single man: can milk and make him self i abate 3 fet reterence trom allemployers, Address eat si COACHMAN wanted—By SINGLE MAN WISHES 4 8170 ATION AS cosce mu nd gardener; thoroughly understands handy and oblig- branches: can milk and whl be fouod ing. Address J., box 125 Herald office. MAN 1ES_A SITUATIO an ani groom: thoroughly | understande five years first class city references. Address P. H.. i 417 Herald office. 8 COACHMAN AND GARDENER, —A SINGL MAN bot! nd obliging: not at Address COALH. good city Herald of 3 ITUATION ‘WANTED fOR TAB YOACHMAN / suminer—Is single, sober and trastworthy. If "7 gentleman wants a good mau call on or adaress J. H. (oachuax AND GROOM—FIRST Clase, BY A young rngiishman, single; elght years’ very y Teterence. Cail on or address i. L., Wright's ner (AN ACTRESS GOING TO EUKOPR DESIRES A competent French maid: must 5) French and oe ona Aoply, with retere HANDS WANIED—BOSOM FOLD. in by the eS and ail CLASS OP«RATOK ON a psching. fg Pome ready to Wark RESSM ‘ KER.—FIRST Wheeler & Wi at Mrs, PARRAIN'S 43 W. E*ER te Ncep DRESSMAKER WANTED—ATANO “4 284 Spring st Come prepared to work, IRST CLASS DRESSMAKERS WANTED—AT 157 ast 30th st. ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG SS man as waiter; is willing and oblij 0 and pot ig of work, Addrews, tor three days, J. ., Herald office. SITUATION WANTED—AS A PRACTICAL FARMER or plain gardeoer, or would work one on shares. Address M. B., box 126 Nerald office. EAMSCRESS WANTED—ON CORSETS, TO WORK by the day; no previous experience necessary. Dr. WARNER, 119 West dlst st. ANTED—A COLORED GIRL TO GO A SHORT distance in the country (on thy Sound); must be good cook, wasuer and ironer. Apply for two days at 358 West 2d st. JANTED—A GOOD PLAIN COOK IN A PRIVATE tamily: none but Protestants. Apply this day, be- tween 9 and i! o'clock, at 64 Sth av, JANTED—A LAUNDRESR AND 4 COOK TO Ad- sist in washing: wages $18 a mont exe lent retererices required. Apply at No. uy ast 8a se OACHMAN AND GARDENER’S SITUATION WANT. ed, by a single man: thoroughly understinds bis is good piain gardener: milk and make bim- st ental; best Feterence. Address C., box 124 Herald off RFSPEOTA! morance ences. Adaress NOACHMAN'S SITUATION.—A / Protestant married man; no e ening, &c.; elty or country; good Fe box idé Herald offices. NOACHMAN AND GARDENER’S SITUATION wante mie a man who thoroushly understan: can m! A will make himself penereny useful _ Address W. D. or COOACHMAN'S OR GROOMS SITUATION WANTED By @ youn) mans can milk; help the gardener; mind furnace, black Ailing and obliging; best reterences, Address M., b herald office. (OACHMAN AND GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED by a first class single man; safe and experienced dFtver; thoroughly understands the care and treatment of horses, harness and. ca! Various branches.) can mile: Re frald to work: wilt Make bimse.t generaily asetal est city reference, dvess G. i, box 208 Herald uillee. OACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED BY A FIRST / class German, sing! thorousaly enderstande | is business; is a good, careful and well recommended. Address s rin er Hi ‘Uptows Branch office. yt best reterence, Herald office. Bi NGLISA FARMER, WHO Is A GOOD COACHMA: wants a situation on some lady's or gentiemar place: city neces. 'ORKSHIRbMAN, Herald office. ARDFNER’S SITUATLOz WANTED—IS SINGLE: has long experience in the culture of flowers, truits and Tans is willing make hamself generally JASTEDA FIRST CLASS HOUSKKERPER, FOR boarding hoase; some one accustomed to a business louse: reference Apply immediately at 37 i Sth and 6th avs. GiTvaTIoN WANTED—BY | A SINGLE MAN AS hi room: is willing to be generaliy ‘M., box 121 Herald id ful; best re: erence. Address J. ANTED-A R®SPKOTABLE MIDDLE-AGED WO- man to wait upon and nurse an old lady Jovalia, gre with experience and references can cali at 41 Kast ITUATIONS WANTKD—BY A MAN AND WIF man as coachman and gardener; wite as cook laundress: three vears’ references from last place. box 202 Heral! office. ANTED—A COMPETENT WAITRESS, TO ASSIST with the washing and ironing; references required; expenses pald. 91 Washing ton st., Jersey City. ° ANTED NURSi COMPETENT URS a e girl of two years; must have best referen man preferred. Call at 63 West 40th st , between i A 12:8 o'clock to day. ANTFD—A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND IRO) and to make bersel( generally useiul in a private family. Call at 851 «ast 56th st, ANTED—A SMART YOUNG GIRL TO DO GENE- ral housework for three in fainily; she must have Apply at 165 Food city reference: pay $14 per mouta, enry st AN‘ ED—A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO GRNERAL house ork ina small American family: @ good z her 3 froner; no other need apply. *Gail ai SU) at. ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; must be @ good washer. ironer and cook; reter- ence required. 24 Wes. Sich st., between 7th and 8th avenues, ANTED—AN npc rites NURSE TO MINDA Daby; willing and obliging. Call at 661 Broadway, second floor, betore cx velock. WASTED—A YounG LADY FOR CasHIER IN A staurant address, in handwriting, with refer- ences and experience, CaS IER, box 69 Post office, N. Y, ANTED—A RESPCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN TO mind two children; must be willing oe "sai and have ciiy reierence. Apply at 70 We.t 5. ITUATION WANTED—BY A MIDDLE-AGED GER. mail; understands gardening and farming perfectly; aso care of nur: cattle. Apply, tor three days, to G. AHRENS, 256 Washington st. ITUATION WANTED AS COACHMAN BY A RE pectable man: understands gardening, de. : is wil- Jing and handy to do any kind of pps ; bas the ‘best ref erences, Address R. W., Herald Uptown Branch office, ITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN AND GROOM by a first class man: city or country: sx years in “= ae Address R. F., care Brewsier & Co.; 14th st. and 5th a ITUATION WAN FED—AS COACK MAN AND GROOM, Ly @ single voung man. who thoroughly understands Se “box Ho i No ob) ia oitice. to the country. Address J. 0x 210 1rUA'ION WANTED—AS COACHMAN, BY AYOUNG willing and obliging: city und. COUntEY. reterence. on oF address last emp.oyer, 16 West 89: st. ae 0x 822 New ANIED—COACHMAN; MUST BE SOBER, OBLIG+ ing and have best city relerence. Address box 1,828 Post office. ANTAD—BY A GENTLEMAN, A SITUATION FOR hiscoachiman: drat class man; ‘irictiy temper. ate; willing and obligin; ire of and milk best city reierenc , box 1 He ottice. ANTED=—GOOUD BUTION-HOLE MAKERS 10 work on suspenders; also an errant girl, Come Prepared to wore. 209 West Suth st,, basemont Wea SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A married :nan: willing and obliging; city or coune try. Address O. H.R, College Point Post office. ANTED—A DRESSMAKER WISHES TWO AP. grees none but good sewers. Apply at JL Waxrepta RELIABLE PROTESTANT AS NURSE fortwo children. Apply at basement door, 61 West 56:h st. Vv ANTED—TO ENGAGE THE SERVIC: Lig OF A GOOD hou! writer, M pay 50c. per +4 ving direction where to call, immediately, Whiten fieral ny Branch office, Uptowa ~~ SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES “RESPECTABLE YOUNG COLORED MAN wishes a situacion to travel with n gentleman; best Feference, Call on oF address BAMUsL, SMITH, 713 ater 8 8 FOOTMAN OR GROOM AND VALET—JUsT AR- il jeune’ mi e rough Great britain aud {reland, France Kastralia and Inga: isan accomplish gbjection to town oF country. Address J. M., Post office, airfield, onn. SITUATION WANTED—AS PRIVATE WATCH. preinises: nine JRPHY, 66 bast Broad w: UNG MAN (AGED 23) WITHOUT BUSINKSS place In some good house, gro- 'y required for tine. Address nds the care of horses, with "reference. Call om or address PATRICK LYNCH, 414 ith RESPECTABLE, WILLING YOUNG FRENCH |. Who speaks and wri French, German and wis situation (0 imselt a ¢ understands hew to dri and security, Address A. BW | PROTESTANT MA LON try, desires a situation at jarming A take of horses Mittog cbeg work, “Address PAuMEN, bon 109 Herald jarge Sonia MAN, AGED 20, WANTS A SITUATION to make himself generally usetul ; city refer- ences. Address USEFUL, box 101 Herald office. \N WANT IN AN YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION office or ature will, accept low wages: reference, Address W. oy NURSE AND VALET TO AN INVAS best reierence from last place. Ad- ptown Brauch off A COLOKED YOUNG 0 drive; three years’ reference on of addréss THLODORB lia gentle herald dress SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG COLORED man, as waiter In a private meee restaurant; sully understands his business. ct RESPECTABLE YOUNG COLORUD MAN WANTS a situation as Waiter in a private samily or board. ing house ; willing and obliging; good city reterence. Apply,tor two days, at No. 9 Bast 24a st, oasement bell, KKSPECTABLE COLORED MAN COOK WISHES asituation, Address No 144 West 40th st. Woy HAS TEN YEARs’ EX ai ee business, recentiy had cha WV position: good reverence. Ads town Bi ft FRKENGHMAN WISHES A SITUATION IN AN American Protestant family ; would render himself aks English correctly, Aduress 77 44th st RITUATION WANTED—AS JANITOR IN HOTEL © or row of buildings by a steady, reliable man; isa thorough carpenter, will keep everything in Fepatr. air, and collect rent; will loan his nemployer 0 it desired; Dest references’ address Carroll st, Brooklyn. ITUATIOM WANTED—BY A COLORED BUY, AGED s" 16, witha doatar. Adaress 8. CURTIS, 64% Sullivan WAIER-BY A FRENCHMAN, SPEAKING PLAIN Koglish, ina restaurant down town or private pe 4 ‘house anywhere; relerencer, Address DE MA, ‘of abr, Wallak, No, 462 6ta ay, iste SITUATION AS BARTENDER; WILL ve $100 security: OF would invest the same in any ight profit apie business, Adaress D. v. L., Herald NTED — | wy mAN ENGLISH YOUTH, A SITUATION in a private inroily; willing aod industrious, Ad- Gress THUMAS, Heraid office. SITUATION AS FIRST OLASS BAR. ity of country; willing to work for. small 8; bes City pepreass as to honesty, &c Addre Tor three ‘lays. M. H, barkeeper, Ue Voice. vie W ANTE pa pAiaertmnere s8 MAN COOK A aiTU. aion ina jarmily as Cook and past cuok. Adlets, for thee days, COUR, 3) Saat 2Btn te mapuson ay. >a a FIRSE OLAsS WAITER Avate family, best city refers 1: wa SITUATION As ne Sparta rma} an gardener, by a single man; of work: best Fetcrences “Address B. F-- box 128 Herald office. Re IMAC | Waxtepea SITCATION AS COACHMAN BYA respectable man whose seanlerer brag “Euvooe: can recommended, Herald ‘Uptown Bri office. Seen ELP WANTED—MALES. ‘GEN TS WANTED—TO SELL AN ARTICLE USE! by everybody. and to a large extent by the busines community. Re ie ny at 769 Broad st., flight, from room, Newark, GENTS WANTED—CIFY AND COUNTRY, TU SELL teas to families and large consumers: greatest ia- ducements, VANTUN ThA COMPANY, 148 Chambers st. CTIVE STREET AGENTS—FOR A LITTLE + ATENT which will sell like hot cakes at the Brook. iynt ferries: capital of Ag necessary. Cail to investigate 2 Park row, room 3. AGSESTS WASTED TO SELL PLY AND wosquira screens to fit any window; 5) c yell, at sight NeW YORK SCREEN CUMPAN & room 6. VANVASSERS.—ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN O1 experi ok, ry uit 1 called s that new and su perb book. pe strated: its Pictaresque pe Bid’ Pisses of Noses” Hast 8 a ts ready: published Loudon Prnung ‘aad Publishing Company. For tere tory apply to J. B. MOREHUUS, 14 Murray st. RRAND ‘#BOY WANTED.—ADDR&SS, BOX 4401 Post office. WaAxtenay YOUNG MAN IN A GROCERY STORE; ‘one well rained ye the business; nooe other need apply, at ‘ooklyn, ANTED—A. rs ‘oD CARVER FOR A SUMMER hotel; must be capable and sober. Address, stat ing wages. 8, P. N., Herald office, - TED—A B BRIGHT LAD, ABOUTS 14 YSARS OL: in a sik office. Address. in handwriting of applicant, with seteronces, G. H., herald office. ANTED—A woop FARM HAND; ONE WHO va understands the care of horses and’ cows. Apply ats HEAD WAITER DR bat bated week “pecan reference required, ANTED—A. $i: TK: ‘stands the IL at southwest con v. ries ry business, ner ot Ist D—A MAN COMPETENT Lng = CHARGE manne establishi dress W., Na street. WANSTEDIFOR THE COUNTRY, A SINGLE MAB (Protestant) to take charge ot horses and op Fone ral work: good wages and board. Apply, betore $4. M., at 45 Vesey st., city. ee D—BY A ROY, AGED 18, SOME Le | Ee: to enable him to have & home; writ parte Capeethe, haere 2 ae 8 Rene Upreed Mranch office. ANTED—A BARKEEPER IN TAR MOST, PROM. room Up tor a the premises THE CLUB, 107 corm seas oti side for i fist ed witondy well Apply OMANOER i Dey at., Setond 8 ghanlheis eccrine ow dese 1 oo A OUNG MAN WANTED—TO ATTEND bag oma who has had some experience. 101 Bast én st. Gi YOUR } PRINTING DONE A AT THE He METROPOLE TAN PRINIING BSTABLISHMENT, 213 Broadway. You will find it advantageous, SITUATION WANTED—BY A STRONG YOUNG MAN, German, cooper by trade, as porter in liquor or wi hn as been In these ‘businesses betore. Inquire at lvl 1 st., Jeweiry store, HE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT is at 218 Broadway, in tne Herald Buliding mo —_ K PHOTOGRAPAE fo Ful ir! fate thrashed, U nisi . BUYD, Perth sat J. HOLBAALE ULOTBIERS, &0,—AN EXPHRIBN bd ote, rontabie, cn ite 2, an egengeaees a 2 THANKS WILL BK GIVEN FoR Ley 4 months’ work by a first class job printer. fore! i Unartes sult; 96 Leonard st dress I, 0. 0. F., Herald ottice.