The New York Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1875, Page 11

PRESIDENT JUHN ADAMS, WOMMEMORATION OF THE ONE HUNDRED AND FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS BRIRTHDAY— THE ACADEMY WHICH NE FOUNDED IN QUINCY—ADDBESS BY CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS AND OTHERS. Quixoy, Mass, Oct, 30, 1875. “Founder's Day” in Quincy has always been a day of pleasure to the citizens of that town, but of late years especially to the friends and students of the Adams Academy, who to-day commemorated the one hundred and fortieth anniversary of the birthday of President Jobn Adams, the founder of the institution, with an appropriate programme, The students and friends of the academy met in the recitation room of the building shortly before noon, where they were welcomed by Professor William R. Dimmock, of the institution. The building stood on ‘THE BIRTH SPOT OF JOIN HANCOCK and the site of the residence of Josiah Quincy, Jr, The ‘good work of the institution had only begun. A good school was not to be created in a day, or three years, But the academy had been favored beyond expectation, and was appreciated by the public. He trusted that the ‘school would be made as worthy as its founder destred tt to become for the thorough training of its pupils in ihe first stages of education preparatory for the more extended training of the university. The Professor closed by announeing that the festivi- ties of the day were to take place at the former hall, and the company formed in procession and, headed by the students, were escorted thither. On arriving at the hall, which was appropriately decorated with flags and bunting, the company, after the divine blessing had been invoked by the’ Rey, Samuel Kelly, of Quincy, partook of an elegant dinner, Afterward Professor ymmock, the president, made remarks in which he said he had attempted to enlogize the life, character and good works of the founder of the academy two years ago, but on the present occasion would leave it to ore able persons, He closed by submitting the toast “Our great founder, President John Adams,” and in- troduced é ‘THE “NON, CHARLBS FRANCIS ADAMS. ’? Mr. Adams referred to the fact that ay of all present or living none were possessed of more knowl- edge regarding the founder of the academy than hi self, he being the oldest descendant of tho President living. He gave a detailed history of the academy from the time of the presentation of the land for the pur- pose by the President to its successful opening three years ago. He referred to the ideas entertained by its founder when he first conceived it, He closed by ferring to the words of the President ee his appointment as Commissioner to England and Minister to Holland and France. As he sat down Mr. Adams proposed the heaith of the head of the academy, and the sentiment was received w th great applause, The Hon, Josiah Quincy was introduced, He said that he was witness of the three important deeds by which Mr, Adams gave the property to the town of Quincy on which now stands the beautiful and con- venient pulling iiae 18 now used for the purposes of the academy. je then read extracts from his journal concerning the execution of the three deeds, which con- veyed to the town of Quincy thetr acts of land and THE LIBRARY OF THE PRESIDENT, Continuing, he said that John Adams, when he knew him, was a remarkably handsome man, and he re- tained both his physical and mental powers to a very advanced age, Alter relating several incidents of his intercourse with President Adams, Mr. Quincy gave a sketch of the changes which modern discovery had in- troduced since the death of President Adams, remark- ing.that 1t was scarcely possible that the next half cen- tury could show go great an advance in human knowl- elge. He concluded by saying that conceptions of man’s accountability to God and duty to his country have not materially bettered since the days of John Adams, who by founding the academy sought to per- petuate an atmosphere of high and patriotic ideas in his native town. Mr. Quincy Was followed by President Eliot, of Harvard College, and others, + CRUELTY TO CHILDREN. MEETING OF THE SOCIETY FOR ITS PREVENTION, & meeting of (he Board of Managers of the New York Society for tNe Prevention of Cruelty to Children was held at the rooms of the society, No. 860 Broadway, yesterday afternoon, Benjamin H. Field in the chair. There were also present President John D. Wright, Henry Bergh, Frederic de Peystor, Charles Haight, Harmon Hendricks, Elbridge T. Gerry, Sinclair Tousey, J. Howard Wright, Ferdinand de Luca and Robert F. Bixby. After reading the minutes of the previous meeting the Secretary reported the work of the societ; for the past month as follows:—Complaints received, 81; complaints investigated, 26; cases prosecuted, 10: children rescued and sent to institutions or homes, 10. One of the worst cases was that of Franky Hughes, a little boy seven years old, At the examination four witnesses testified that this boy’s father beat him with x cane, threw him on the stone pavement, severely cutting his face and injuring his left eye so ‘as to dis- igure him for life, Not sausfied with this he threw the child into a barrel of water, nearly drowning him, After the reading of the Secretary’s report and transaction of a large amount of routine business, including the appointment of a committee to confer with the Commissioners of Charities and Correction as to the children on Randall's Island and the election of thirty new members, the meeting adjourned until the first Monday in Deceinber. : WORK FOR THE CORONERS. An officer of the Seventh precinct found the body of an unknown woman lying in an unoccupied room at No. 10 Hamilton street yesterday morning. She was scantily dressed and was apparently about forty-five years of age. People living in the neighborhcod rec- ognized her as a tramp and ragpicker. ‘John Dowdell, the young man who was shot by his father last week, at No. 42 Henry street, died at Belle- vue Hospital yesterday morning. Coroner Eickhoff has empanelied a jury in the case, and will hold an inquest next Saturday at the Coroner's office, POST OFFICE NOTICE OST OFFICE NOTICE.—THE MAILS FOR EUROPE for the week ending Saturday, November 6, 1875, will at this oftice as follows :—On Tosday, at 4:30 A. M.; on ednesday, at 5 A. M.; on Tharsday, at 11:30 A.°M., and on Saturday, at 8 and 11:90 A. M, T. L, JAMES, Postmaster, FURNITURE. UCTION ROOM, 39 AND 41 EAST THIRTEENTH Furniture, Carpets, Mir- ction prices. Personal os. rors, Pianos, &c. at private sale Attention given to.private house A GHOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; MUST POSITIVELY + be sold; can be seen to-day or ‘for one week; the eo plciey Furniture of five story. brown stone residence, con ing of Parlor Suits, in ear jlver and tan satin; Buits, in plush and brocatel; magnificent Decker & Bros. 7 right Pianoforte, $800; elegant Steinway Piano, orate and plain ‘Chamber Set, with Dressing Cases and double Bedstends, Bureaus, fine hair and spring M ry and Dining Fai octave up- tresses, rep Suits, $30; solid walnut Lib nitare; Turkish Suit, $90; fine Paintings, Bronzes, Mirrors, Carpets, Silver . &e.} & positive chance; se call and examine; any reasonable offer aces rate resi- dence No. 47° West 16th &t, between Sth and 6th ava, GREAT BARGAIN FOR CASH.—MAGNIFICENT Jatest style crimson satin brocade Parlor Sui ihew, made to order, cost $475, for $17: satin Suit, $135; Ch Mirror, Curtains, Carpets, 4 dt re) 7s, $90 and $90; Tan ish Chairs, angen Hal at Chaniber Suits, with Dressing Cases, $40 up; Mattresses, Beddin Bedsteads, Bureaus, Buffet, Extonsion Table, Chairs, hai cloth Furniture, Silverwate, c.; must be ‘sold; call im- mediately. Residence, 105'East’ Thirteenth street Fourth avenue, Ug fdas REGARDLESS OF COST (OWNERS must have money) at M. E. FAVOR’S Auction HH. 13 East Fourteenth street; rich satin, silk and other Suits, proseing. ase vad anos, Mirrors, Carpets, &c., at pi less," N. B.—Best location In tow furniture ; investigate. HE LOWEST PRICES FOR FURNITURE, ©. E YY Mattresses, Bedding, &., in at B. it COWPR RTE? & CO.'S, 165 ‘and 157 Chatham street. An immense siock and great variety. [SINTHRRUPTED | SUCCESS (OF | GEORGE A CLARK'S ortie, systent & ferntshing. houses and apartments with fine Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Mi Parlor Beds Ac. 747 Broadway, up svat nga arshect Suits, ices oF nds of FIRST CLASS, FOR upright Glasscases, Furniture, Bottles, &c. ‘Address DRUGS, ‘52 Greenwich street, N.Y, WAXTED—A CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWL, A. PIER Mirrors or will purehneo pawn tiekets for them. Ad dross SHAWL, box 178 Herald office, ANTED—IRON SAKE, SECOND TIAND, FAIR SIZE, in good order and cheap. Adtress, giving lowest price, SAFE, Herald office, V retail Store ; Drawers, MATRIMONIAL * LADY, STRANGER HERE, WISUES ACQUAINT. AX ance of » gentieman from 40'to 50, of good social posi- tion Address BOSTON, station D. _ MARBLE MANTELS, _ T GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, A An extensive stock of Sl 8 bject matrimony. and Marble Mantels, Wash’ Slate Work of every description, “ PENRHYN Union square, Fourth avenue and Seventeenth at, LATE COMPANY, N.Y. NEW YORK itt gl a as Sas he a wxxvac1UNS WANTED—FEMALES, Cooks, de. ROS) —A RESPECTABLE WOMAN no friends; will go a short distance in the country bome preferred to high pay. 90 West Jars 8T.—AN EXCELLENT COOK AND baker: willing to assist with washing and ironing; best city references. ., TWO FLIGHTS UP.—AS ORDER WEST 62 ‘Two girl (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S).— } one as good cook and is willing to assist in the washing, the other as waitress and chambermaid or to do fine washing. ELDRIDGE ST.—A MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN 78 an tocgok, wash and tran in a private, family, ith a daughter 14 yours old capable of doing light chamlere Work.” ‘Address Mrs GREEN. 8 CHARLTON ST.—A RE: cook in a first cl is « good bre} 8G STH AVTA GOOD SCOTCH WOMAN TO COOK, J wash and iron ing small family; country preferred, Gull all day. 114. #8? g90 st, BETWEEN ort AND 7TH AVE nues.—A respectable woman as first class cook; un- derstunds French and German cooking; best reference, li7 WEST 261M ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN as first class cook and laundiess; understands her business thoronghly in ail its branches; best city reterence, 12% CROSBY ST.—FIRST CLASS COLORED WO- man as good cook; late from the South, WEST 26TH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE COLORED Pr woman as good cook ; good reference. Call for two 8. PECTABLE WOMAN AS * boarding house or private family ; and biscuit baker; good reference. 128 oa, = IN Poe Ph nl oe aos rl as plain cook, washer ani ® bourdin, house. Gall or address for tree dayne : 129 MOTT STAN EXCELLENT COOK IN A small restaurant, saloon or boarding house; best city reference; wages roasonable, Can be seen for two days. 133 WEST 28TH St. FIRST FLOOR.—A YOUNG Wo- aeee” HSh: #8 cook, washer and ironer; good city refer- ce 159 WHSt, 24TH | SA RESPECTABLE | COL- ored woman as first cluss cook; will go out by the day; best reference. WEST 85TH 8T,—A YOUNG GIRL AS COOK, washer and ironer. EAST 50TH ST.—AS GOOD COOK, WASHER aud ironer in « private family; bost clty roferenco. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. 155 WEST 31ST ST.-A YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAM- dermaid and wai 3 Dearing Roe hatin” Metin 0 mete SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, — Dressmakers and Seamstresses. 502 WEST 55TH ST.—A SEAMSTRESS WISHES A ses. 166 EAST 82D 8T., SECOND FLOOR.—A YOUNG girl as chambermaid, or todo general housework ; et, situation ; capable of cutting and fit- ting all kinds of ladies’ and childreu's dr 564 3D AV., BETWEEN 87TH AND 38TH STS.— ‘As dressiuaker; will go out by the day; first class references. best city reference, EAST 63D ST.-A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL TO do chamberwork and plain sewing; good reference, 199 MULBERRY 8T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 7S girl as chambermeld and to assist in fine washing and Ironing in a private family; house; goodeity reterence. 200 EAST 418T ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS COMPE.- tont chambermuid and to assist with washing and ironing; is ® good seamstress; willing and obliging; good city reference, QD) BAS? 2181 St. —A RESPECTABLE GIRL, AS chambermaid and waitress in a small private faun- Uy; is willing and obliging; reference if require QO] WEST, 2187 St, CORNER 77H AV.—A RE spectable young German girl to do chamberwork and waiting or general housework; willing aud obliging ; best reference, ee 204. RASt 4778 ST., FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM. A respectable girl to do chamberwork and waiting; reference, Call for two days. no objection to a boarding 42 3D AV.—AS CHAMBERMATID AND WAITRESS, DBD. Sas chaserusid and to plain sowing: 765 6TH AV,—A DRESSMAKER WILL GO OUT IN private familes to eut_and fit ladies’ dresses or will take work home, Address DRESSMAKER. * PROTESTANT SEAMSTRESS AND DRESSMAKER; ean cut and fit and do all kinds of family sewing; xoo refereuce. Address M. P., Herald Uptown Branch office, FIRST CLASS TRIMMER DESIRES SKIRTS TO trim at homo; also other sewing, Address Ml. B., box 105 Herald Uptown Branch ollice, A. BIBS? CLASS DRESSMAKER TO GO OUT BY THE day; 4 stylish cutter and tusty trimmer; good operator, Address M. E., box 120 Herald Uptown Brach office, RESPECTABLE GERMAN PROTESTANT PERSON 2A. wants «situation as seamstress and todo light cham- herwork, oF a8 seamstress and nurse; gut her own machine; c- voference. Address A., vox 184 Herald Uptown Branch bas EAST 63D 8T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl as first class chambermaid or waitress; is will- ing and obliging; best city reference, 213 WEST S07H ST—A COLORED WOMAN AS ) chimbermaid and ‘waitress or as chambertaaid and to assist in washing. WA FAS? 25TH ST.-A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM. hormaid and waitress or to take care of children; good reference from last place. Cull for two days, 214. YORSYTH st., CORNER OF HOUSTON.—AN American girl to do upstairs work: 1s willing to as- sist with the washing and ironing. Call or address, 21 EAST 29TH ST., ROOM 10.-A YOUNG, RE- spectable girl as chambermaid and seamstress, 215 EAST 29TH ST, ROOM 10—A YOUNG Protestant girl as chambermaid and waitress; no ob- fretions. to taking care of children or doing plain sewing. all or address. 219 WEST STH STA YOUNG WOMAN As chambermaid and waitross or as chambermaid and to uasist in washing; eight years’ references, 220 42D S8T., FIRST FLOOR.—A RESPECTABLE ing girl as chambermaid and waitress or laun- 16 WEST 22D ST.—TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG women; one a6 first class cook, the other as cham- bermaid and assist with washing; both are thoroughly ex- perieuced; will found trustworthy; or would go sepa- Tutely; two yours’ referonce from last place In tho city, 170 Woostee et. GROCERY STORE-—A NORTH German girl as Cook in w private American family, 200 East 287, SEA RESPECTABLE PROTES. tant girl ae cook, washer and ironer in a small pri- roughly understands her business; is will- 1g; best elty reference. yate family; ing and ob) 226 EAST 20TH ST., FIRST FLOOR.—A YOUNG bermaid and to assist with washing. can family, Address, care of children; willing and obliging. Call or address, 20] WEST, 27H STA FRENCH WOMAN AS good cook in a private family; good reference, QOS BAst sor ST. (RING BASEMENT BELL). —A Swedish girl us first class cook in an American family; good references, 209 West ,26tt Sh. TOP FLOOR, - FRONT room.—A respectable German girl as cook, washer ‘nd ironer in a private fainlly. QQ EAST_zATH 8T., SECOND FLOOR, BACK room.—A respectable girl to cook, wash and iron, or to do general housework ; city referenci i 216 WEST 20TH ST, FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM.— ‘A respectable colored woman as Gook; ean be seen for two days. Q17 EAST 20TH St—a YOUNG WOMAN AS COOK ‘and to assist in the washing in a small private fam- fly; good cliy references, Can be seen for two days. oa EAST 42D ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN in a private family as cook and to assist with the washing, or to do cooking alone; good reference. Call for two days. Q25 BAST TT ST. BETWEEN 2D AND 8D AVS. 0) second floor, front room.—A respectable girl ui plain cook, washer and ironer in a small private family. 99 2 EAST 47TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, BACK.—A Swedish girl as cook, washer and ironer; city or country; good reference. 226 WEST SIS? STA RESPHOTABLE PROTES- tant woman as first class French cook in a first class family; best city reference. Call for two days. QOT BAST 29TH ST.. ROOM NO. 6—A YOUNG woman as cook, washer and ironer; no objection to A private boarding house; best city reference, Q30 BAST #187 STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS ~ cook, washer aud ironer, or to do general house- work; ig an excellent washer aud ironer; good city refer- ence.’ Call for two days. oS WEST 27TH ST.—A RESPECTARLE WOMAN as plain cook and to assist with the washing; best city reference. 23 EAST 871H ST., IN THE STORE.—AN ENGLISH girl as plain cook; in ail other ways domesticated. 26 WEST 26TH ST, NEAR 8TH AV.—AN ENG- lish woman as Gest’ class cook in a private family; best city reference. Cull for two days. 310 BAStJaTH St, (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S) —A8 e cook and to assist with washing and ironing; no ob- Jections to a boarding house 3QQ BAST geri S1,, SUCOND FLOOK, FRONT room —A steady Protestant woman as-first class cook, bread and pie maker; willing to assist in the washing; city or country. 35 BAST ATTH st—AS FIRST CLASS COOK IN private family; best city reference. 326 WEST 43D 58’ cook for a Christain private family; best referen: Call for two days. —A FIRST CLASS GERMAN dress; willing and obli to hi yh 7 it} a Grose; willing and obliging to her employer; good eity refer girl to do chamberwork and sewing. 237 WEST 17TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM- IAD EAST S5STH ST., TOP FLOOR, ROOM 16.—A young German girl as chambermaid, in an Ameri- 24 EAST 42D ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG air! as chambermaid and seamstress ; or would take WEST 2071 ST.—A YOUNG COLORED WOMAN maid and waitress or chambermaid alone; 260) AY, 8 THIRD FLOOR, BACK —A RESPECT. able young woman as chambermaid or waitress in a respectable family; wages not so much an object as a good home, Call all the week. 96 .) MULBERRY ST-—A YOUNG PROTESTANT girl as chambermaid and waitress or to take care of children, O71 AS: AspA, RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH girl as chambermaid and waitress in a private fan- fly, Can be seen until engaged. it WEST 19TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG American girl to do chamberwork or light house: work; best references, a 30 EAST 26TH ST., CORNER 2D AV.—A_ RE- spectable Protestant girl to do chamberwork and waiting or chamberwork and plain sewing; willing and obliging. Call for two days. 316 BAST, 22D STA YOUNG GIRL (NORTH GER- man) to do upstairs work and waiting or to do gen- eral housework in a small family; willing to assist with washing and ironing; good city reference, 31 EAST 89TH ST., THIRD FLOOR, BACK.—A young woman as chambermaid and laundress; city reference. Call for two days. 393, BAST 24TH ST—AS EXPERIENCED CHAM. bermaid and waitress; two years’ city reference from last place. 337 WEST 4187 ST—A YOUNG SCOTCH PROT. estant girl as chambermaid snd seamstress in a small family. 330 EAST 22D ST , THIRD FLOOR, BACK ROOM.— A respectable young girl as chambermaid and wait- ress; best city reference. 335 WEST 99D STA YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM. 2) _bormaid and waitress; good city reference. 346 WEST srr st. RING ROURTH BELL.—A respectable young’ girl as chambermaid and wait. ress; no objection to a boarding house; good reference, 346 WEST 87TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS chambermaid and waitress or chambermaid and to take care of children; good reterences. ‘ WEST SIST ST.—A GIRL AS CHAMBER. BAS Wer calvatscte or tade penevatiousntver rine not know much about waiting, but is willing tolearn.’ Call or address for two days. 34 WEST 25TH ST.—TWO GIRLS TO DO CHAM- e7 berwork or to mind children, 360 WEST 51ST ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Protestant girl as chambermaid and waitress in a private famil ences, Cull Tuesday ani or in'& private boarding house; good refer- « HUDSON AV., A RESPECT. 37. Wednesday, BROOKLY. able chambermaid and waitress; is willing and obliging; best reference, 393 WHAT lori st.. IN THE FANCY STORE.—A Welsh woman as cook; first class city refer ence. Call for two days. 329 90, AY. NEAR ArH ST.—ENGLISH WOMAN As first class cook; understands meats, game, pas- tries and breads; best city reference; no objection to a French boarding house. 337 WEST 41ST ST.. SECOND FLOOR, FRONT. 2 Two respectable Beotch Protestant girls; one as good cook, bread and pastry baker; the other as chamber- maid and waitress; to go together in a small private family; best city reference. 337 IST AV... BETWEEN 19TH AND 20TH STS. —A respectable girl as cook and to assist with washing; no objection to the country; first class city referonco, oung American woman 406 EAST 16TH 8T.. SECOND FLOOR.—A RE- spectable girl as chambermaid and Jaundress or as chambermaid and to do plain sewing; best city references. 42 6TH AV.—AS COMPETENT CHAMBERMAID: af six years’ city reference from last place. Call or iress. HE ART OF CUTTING AND DRESSMAK’ rouglily taught. Terms liberal, Dresses made in the Bitgnt Style at the shortest notice. Mine, BERG, 149 Hust ste General Housework, &c. QS FARICK ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO GENERAL | housework in a small private family; best eity refer- ence if required, QR HORATIO. St—TWO RESPECTABLE GOOD girls, relatives, to do the work between them ; one is w good cook, washer ind froner; the other as chambermaid and waitress; also good washer and ironer; eity reference. ¢ KING ST.—A PROTESTANT GERMAN GIRL TO Oe do general housework in w small private family; city 4Q PRINCE St.—A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO HOUSE. work: is a good washer and ironer; city reference, do the work of a very small family or take care of an lid; also a competent seamstress, Address Mrs. GREEN, 10 American girl to do general housework ; wages $1 ‘a good home preferred to high wages, oung girl to do general n good cook, Washer and ironer; first class references; uo cards, ii ELDRIDGE ST.—A YOUNG ENGLISH WIDOW TO WEST 27TH ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S.) — 1093 WEST 15TH ST., UPPER HOUSE, IN THE 2 rear.—A respectable Call for two days. housework; ii reference. LIT W282 sot SLA RESPECTABLE GIRL TO do general housework in @ private family; is a good plain cook, washer and woner. 124. WHS? 19TH st—T0 DO GENERAL Tous work; no objection to a boarding house; goo washer and ironer and plain’cook ; good city referen: 12 9TH ST., WILLIAMSBURG.—A GERMAN to do general housework. No cards. 135 West 28TH St. IN SHOE STORE—A RE- 2) spectable young woman’ to do general housework In a family; isa good washer and ironer; willing aud obliging; best city reference. 135 WEST 28TH sr. IN THE STORE—a YOUNG, OO strong girl to do housework: is a good washer and ironer; good references; country prejerred, 13 WEST SOTH ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl todo general housework; i# a good washer and ironer and good plain couk; two years’ best city reference from last place. 14 WEST 28TH ST.—AN AMERICAN WOMAN TO GIRL HEKALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Housekeepers, &c. 33 EAST 27TH st.—a youNG LADY AS HOUSE- Keeper in s widower's fumily, Cull all the week, Nurses, de. 303 EAST 42D ST.—A GOOD AND HEALTHY WET Durse; well recommended, 49 WEST 9D.ST. (HASEMENT DOOR).—A YOUNG lady a* housekeeper in a widower's my of Miss A. M.D. means preferred. Call all the week, 7 = Le nl Le pee, LOWER BELL).—A idower's family.” Cal et the oak” o& housekeeper 123 EAST sor sr, Near aH AV.—A YOUNG at) indy, aced 16 (from Elizabeth, N. J as bouse- Keeper for widower of mwemis; “iy educated’ and. accom plished, 3] GRAND ST.—A HIGHLY EDUCATED LADY, 161, aged 18, just arrived from Europe, as housekeeper. WEST 12TH ST.—A YOU s housekeeper. WEST 4TH ST, NEAR 11TH Indy, aged 18, as hos means; would make ho: SOUTHERN LADY, 8T.—A YOUNG ekeeper for a widower or {am- nj pleasant. Call for two days. 323 WEST 47H ST—AS HOUSEKEEPER, NURSE 4) or companion to an invalid, or to teach children and sew; good reference; salary less an object than a pleas- ant home inthe city, Address 5. E. B. 310 EAS MATH ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYE I'S). —A £ young American girl to take care of children and uke herself generally useful ; willing and obliging; wages no object; good home preferred, Address, 31 EAST 44TH 8T., ROOM 5.—A GIRL 14 YEARS fay, OS #0 ind children and make herself generally usefal * 313 BAS? 24TH ST., FIRST FLIGHT OF STATES. —A respectable young American girl as nurse and to de pisin sewing, or aurse and to assist in ehaimberwork; never ived out before; willing and obliging. 318 WES? 20TH st.—As GOOD NURSE; 15 A GOOD plain sewer. Luquire ut the house of present em- ployer. 350 NEST 4TH ST. REAR HOUSE—A | MAR- OO red woman as wet nurse; reference, Call on or address Mrs. FALNY. 408 WEST sort s7.—A YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN as wet nurse. Cull or address, 44Q WEST 20TH ST. (AT JAMES M'CERRON'S)— aud do eh: ung girl to take care of children ce plain sewer. 5O7 STH AY, TWO FLIGHTS UP, FRONT ROOM, (don’t ring).—A neat young Protestant orphan lady, without friends, aged 20, as housekeeper to. some wealthy widower or gentleman; good references, Call on Miss ANNE 8. 94 GREENE AV., BROOKLYN.—HOUSEKEEPER; areliable American woman in & respectable wid- ower’s family; would be a mother to little children; best of reference, on or address Mrs, MURRAY. LADY, WELL EDUCATED AND REFINED, DE- sires a'sitation ax housekeeper or companion’ to lady. Address Mrs. C., Herald office, Laundresses, &c. EAST 34TH ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER’S).—A RE- spectable girl as competent laundress, QQ BAST OTH St—A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS; understands fluting and polishing; her present fumily breaking up house. 5] WEST OTH STA LADY ABOUT TO BREAK UP OL housekeeping wishes to find & place for two moxt ex cellent servants, one as laundress the other as chambermaid ; each two years with her, 68 WEST, 43D ST, ROOM 20—A RESPECTABLE woman wishes a few families’ washing to do at ber own home ; best reference. y, . SECOND FLOOR, BACK ROOM.—A ct oman wishes washing and ironing, in or out of the house, 10 WEST 24TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE COLORED woman desires some gentlemen's and families’ washing, from 50 cents to $1 per dozen; fine fluting; best city reference. JL5 WESTISTH ST. THIRD FLOOR, IN THE REAR— e) A respectable widow woman to do gentlemen's or families’ washing at her own residence ; reference if required. T15 WESt,89) st, THIRD FLOOR—A RESPECT. ©) able woman wishes gentlemen's or family washing. 11 or address, ll ST 18TH 8T., BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TIt c —A very respectable woman, a good lnundress ; wishes family washing at home; terms modvrate ; first class referenc AP WEST 19TH ST, TOP FLOOR, REAR—A Rb spectable woman to take in washing at her own vod reference. WEST 30TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE COLORED woman as first class lanndress In a private family. ae, Call on or address MARY ANN POPE. 14.2 WEST lotH st, REAR—TWO PROTESTANT 1 girls (sisters) ; gue as laundress or cook. the other as chambermaid or waitress; five years’ reterence trom their last place. Cail or address for two day 143 GHRYSTIE st. IN THE REAR, ¥ D floor.—A resnectable colored woman’ wil do the work of a small family. EAST 32D ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, TO DO. light housework and assist with children, or cham- berwork and waiting; reference from her last employer. Call for two days. washing of a family or gentlemen; has no ot WEST 19TH ST. TOP Mr: 143 FLOOR.—A FIRST Ee) class laundress to gu out by the day: does fluting, Polishing and lace curtains.” Call on or address LAUN? 17 EAST 62D ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL to do housework or would do good plain cooking: is ‘a good washer and troner and can show from three to four years’ city reference. Call’ for two days. Le CLINTON ST.—A YOUNG GIRL, 16 YEARS OF age. to do light housework or mind children. Apply to Mrs, Gardner. 19] MOT SA YOUNG WOMAN TO DO GENERAL housework or as chambermaid and waitress ; @ place in the country preferred. QQ ELDRIDGE st, IN THE GROCERY STORE —A respectable young woman to do light housework in a small family ; city reference. 204. WESt27TH STA RESPECTABLE MIDDLE- aged Protestant woman to do general housework in a small private family; good cook,- washer and irouer; good reference. ya ELM 8T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN for general housework; is a good plain cook, wash- @r and ironer; city referenes. Jall or address. OF EAST 29TH ST., ROOM 3.—A RESPECTABLE e ily, or todo el young girl to do general housework in a small fam- Esmberwork and assist with the washing and ironing; willing and obliging; good city references. 21 SULLIVAN ST.—A COLORED GIRL OF RE spectability todo general housework; good refer- ence. ‘ DIO soon agaral vigmnere i eae tary ‘good city reference, Inquire of Mrs, SULLIVAN. 234, BAST A187 STA RESPECTABLE | YOUNG girl to do general’ housework; is « good plain cook, washer and ironer; city or country. 2:34. WEST 1TH 81. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- man to do housework; willing and obliging; is a good plain cook, washer and ironer; good city reference ; city or country. 23 * WEST 82D ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL. € to do general housework ina small family; no ob- jectionto a short distance in the country; willing aud oblig- i WEST 42D ST.—A YOUNG COLORED WOMAN EAST 59TH ST.—A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL ‘as chambermaid and to do plain sewing. 4.29 BAST sort st. SECOND FLOOR, BACK room.—A young gitl as chambermaid and waitress; no objection to do general housework. Call for two days. BOL EST, StH STA RESPECTABLE, YOUNG 3) girl as chambermaid and laundress in a private fam- tly; four yeurs’ city reference from lust place. 5 WEST SOTH ST., THIRD FLOOR —A RESPECT. able miadie aged worn ax plain cook, in a small family; is a good bread baker, or to assist in general Louse- work; city references. 673 SMMAY. NEAR sett STA RESPECTABLE young woman as chambermaid and waitress, or chambermaid and laundress; best city reference. at the faney store. 463 WEST 2D ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S.—A lady breaking up housekeeping wishes to obtain situations for two first class servants; one as good plain cook and the other as chambermaid and waitress, 464. WEST 25TH St. FIRST ¥LOOR—A YOUNG woman as plain cook, washer and ironerrcan do gooa plain cooking; best clty references. Call or address, 9G WEST ATH St—AS GERMAN COOK IN § an English family. 729 QtH AVA RESPECTABLE WOMAN 48 first class cook in @ private family; no objection to the coarse washing; references. 0G STAY, CORNER 47H ST—A RESPECTA- 8 blo girl a’ cook in a small family; good washer and ironer; best city reference. 870 FE Av, BETWEEN SOrH AND o7rHt wts— ‘Two respectable Protestant girls, sisters; one as first class cook, the other as chambermaid und waitress; would assist in fine washing and ironing. A 8D AV., NEAR S6TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS ©) plain cook, washer and ironer in a small American family; three years’ city reference from her last employer. Call or address, second floor. 166 18T AV,, BETWEEN 65TH AND 66TH STS., « Jn the faney store.<-A young woman as compo. tent cook and excellent baker; best city reference trom last employer. Chambermaids, &e. UNION COURT, BETWEEN 11TH AND 12TH STS,, top floor,—A French girl as chambermaid and waitress willing and obliging; city reference. 103 GROVE 8T.—A YOUNG PROTESTANT WOMAN 2 as chambermaid and to take cara of children or as ‘waitress in small family; good reference. Call for two days, WEST 128TH ST.,’ HARLEM, € BA. Maidor to tabo care of childre —AS CHAMBER. 74 1 6TH AV.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAMBER- 2 maid and waitress; willing and obliging; good city references. G5 30 AV.. CORNER sab S1.—A RESPECTABLE German’ girl (Protestant) to do chamberwork and waiting or general housework; city reference. 88% OTH AV. (LAST EMPLOYER).—A RESPECT. able girl as chambermaid and waitress. 18ST AV., THIRD FLOOR, BACK ROOM.—A RE- 96 spectable girl as chambermaid or to do ight house- work. 964 3D AV,—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID and waitress or seamstress. HE PUBLIC ARE NEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE LY AUTHOR. IZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTI MENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALLD:— BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET, 1,265 BROADWAY, ) SIXTH AVENUE, 114 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. _— BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK. ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN A situation as chambermaid and seamstress; country or city. Address J. H., box 104 Herald Uptown Branch office. Dressmakers and Seamstresses, Q] St MARKS ELACE (rit st), FIRSTFLOOR—A middle-aged Indy as seamstress in'a good family, 6 EAST 4TH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG cirl as seamstress; can.cnt, fit and operate on Wheeler € Wilson's machine; willing to assist in any other capacity; would go ont by the day; best city reference, Call or address for two days. STH AV, (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S).—AN ENG- 45 glish Protestant as family seamstress; can eut and fit, 2() WEST 43D ST.—A YO! GIRL TO DO LIGHT 60 echamberwork and mi mn, Address tor two lays GQ WEST AD, ST, ROOM 157A RESPECTABLE young girl as chambermaid and waitress; good plain sewer; can make herself useful at any kind of work; best city reference, Call for two days. BH BSSEX st. ROOM 19.~AN AMERICAN GIRL TO dy chamberwork and waiting or light housowork in a private family. Cull for three days. LQ BBLANCEY ST., TOP FLOOR, FRONT.—A RE- spectable German gitl as chambermaid and wait- Tees in-a small American family. Call for two days. LLL NES? STH St—a RESPECTABLE GIRL As chambermaid and to do fine washing ; thoroughly wn- Gerstands her b would do cooking in a private fam- ily; satistuctory city references. Call or uddress, 112 Nest gory STA RESPECTABLE YouNG rl as chambermaid and waitress or as chamber- maid and to do sewing in a private family; will be found willing and obliging; city reference, Ring third bell. LL2Z WEST 207 STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman as first class chambermaid and at sewing; we: customed to live with first class families; 1s willing aud T COST.—CLOSING OUT STOCK OF MARBLE- ized Mantels; finest selection of marble Mantels, all ualities, modern desig: Turning for the trade at 8, LABER & CO.'S Steam Marble Works, West Fifty-trst Street, between Broadway and Eighth avenae. ARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, NEW DE- AVL signs. frou $12 upward; also Monumental work Featly redviced prices; Marble Turning for the trade. A. LABER, 1:4 East 18th st., near Third avenue, New York. _ STORAGE, SSTORAGE.—WEST = SIDE STORAGE WAR i, O44 and 636 Hudson street; 779 Greenwit for Furniture, Pianos, B oldest lishment in the business, R. manager, Oiee, OU Hudson strect obliging; best city reference from lust employer. 5, WEST 18TH ST.—A YOUNG AMERICAN GIR TLS Wioeg seine Work, oF to take enre of chilivens can sew on the machine, and is perfectly. willl Gan be seen for two'days at her parcnte’ resklonee, eee € 3 WEST 25TH ST.—-A RESPECTABLE YouNa ZS Semen Gavely iandeas chi waite 12 te a privase tensity, le 4s chambermaid and wait- 126 WEST, STH &t. IN THE STORE—A RE. spectable young girl as cham) y 3 ean hei f ermaid’and waitress; 127 WEST 33D ST. TOP FLOOR, chambermaid and waitress FRONT. AS a first class bourding house ; best city reference. WEST 27TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS chambermaid and waitress; no objection to a board- ood city references GQ WEST STH St. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S). —A young girl as seamstress and chambermaid, or to take care of growing children; willing to go South for the winter, 6) OTH AV.—A PRACTICAL DRESSMAKER WILL 15 go ont by the day in familtes. F210 WEST got STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN, with a funily gotng South; Is & competent dress: maker; can do all kinds of family sewing, and would make herself generally useful, Cull for one week. F218 WHST 20TH! st.—A RESPECTABLE COLORED woman as seamstress in a private family, or with « dressmaker; city references. QOD WEST 177 ST, FIRST FLOOR—A YOUNG 2QZ_ French cil tn.en American femfly as, seamstress; Understands Wheeler & Wilson's muchine, Call for two days. 230 on different mach! € RAST 54TH ST.—A_ RESPECTABLE PERSON 23: ‘As Soarnstress ; can cut aud fit ladiesand children’s can also trim and alter; understands Wheeler & machine; would like to’ take care of grown chil- WEST 44TH ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S) .— As farnily seamstress and drossmaker ; can operate nes; will wait on n Indy or do light work. iT 27TH ST.—A COMPETENT PERSON DE+ engagements by day or week as dressmaker or children's seamstross; would like a situation by the month; city or county: terms moderate; best references given, ' Addross Mine. 1. QQ 38D AV.—A_ RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN B69 PPchimvermaid oud wattress in w private family. Call for two days. 6)6) WEST S6TH ST, SECOND FLOOR, BACK 42) room.—A respectable young girl, lately landed, as seamstress in a private family; salary no object, WEST 42D ST., SECOND FLOOR, BACK.—A 444 peetable young girl ne ehambermaid and waite Yous in w small private family; is © good plain sewer; best referen EAST 46TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl to do general housework; good washer and good city reference. froner QA() WEST, STH ST—A YOUNG WOMAN, TO DO neral housework in a private tamily; is a good plain cook, washer and ironer; willing and obliging; good city reference, QA] WEST 2TH ST—A STRONG AND WILLING young girl to do general housework; best refer- ene 308 WEST 4187 St, ROOM 9—A, RESPECTABLE widow woman to go out by the day to do gene housework or take in washing; best references, 237 QO9 WEST, SoTH ST. BASEMENT.—AS, FIRST ela stationary tubs and a good yard, to do gentlem families’ washing; orders promptly executed, Call or address. 1 FAST 63D ST., NEAR 3D AV., RING THIRD “ bell.—A respectable woman wishes gentlemen's or reference. families’ washing; is willing to go out by the day 918 WEST 2TH St. TOP FLOOR —WASHING AND {roning done at home by the day, dozen or month, or would go ont by the day, QQ2 WEST 270H ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes gentlemen's or families’ washing by the month or dozen; puffing and fluting nontly done; best city réference. Call on or address Mrs. ARMSTRONG. 94. BAST, 2TH ST. TOP FLOOR-—A FIRST class Iaundress wishes a fow gentlemen's or. In- dies’ washing; puffing, fluting included; done in the best terms easy; would go out by the day. Address NDRESS. WEST 28rH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl as Inundyess; best city reference. 23 302 WEST 20TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN « to go out by the day to do fine washing and fron- ing or to do it at her residence; can polish and flute; best reference, 308 WEST ATH ST, NEAR 8TH AV., THIRD r, back room.—A respectable Protestant widow woman wishes families’ or a few Indies’ and gentlemen's washing by the month or dozen; gentlemen's shirts done first class style; terms moderate: beautiful place for ble YEARS herself A45 WEST sora A YOUNG GIRL, 1 Sty age; t0,take care of children and ma ABLE MARRIED to wet or dry nurse at dress Mrs, MLL —A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE child’s or infant's nurse; good city WEST 82D 87, 469 Niiwoman Teferetices, 5Q5 STH AV.—TWO RESPECTABLE YOUN O40) sons in private families; one as laundren as chambermaid and waitress: first class city references, Call or address. QB tH AV. BETWEEN 39TH AND 40TH STS— e > A young girl to take eare of children and make herself generally useful; good city reference. 5GQ tH AV >A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL As nnrse and seumsetress; can cut and fit clriidren's clothes; willing and obliging. Call at present employer’ betwee #44 and 1 o'clock to-day. 575 9TH AV.—A RE: TABLE WIDOW mother as nurse to a child, 585 8D AV., BETWEEN 38TH AND 30TH STS—A e French nurse to tuke care of children and do sew- ing; good references. 966 3, AX; THIRD FLOOR—A vot can girl’ as children's nurse: willin chamberwork; thoroughly understands the cai from infancy ; best city reference. 1.466 BRQAPWAY, BETWEEN 42D AND 43D “ #t6.A French young lady, jw ‘ed fron: Paris, and speaking the Engiish language, in a family to take charge of one or two children. FRENCH PROTESTANT MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN as nurse in private family in the city; thoroughly nderstands the management of imursery; competent to take tire rge of children; is alsoa good es Soanistreds ; wierences, Address Y. B., box 16 icrad’ Uprown Branch office. AND AMERT to assiat in of children RESPEC’ 4A. as infant's from its birth ; wo: Herald Uptown Bi BLE SCOTCH PROTESTA arse; can take entire chi LADY, young’ children, de: rived of a mother’s ear. inble reference, Brooklyn Brand TO TAKE CARE OF & position; prefers those d + no objection to leave the c.ty; re. Address, for one week, Miss 3. H., Heraid office. E—NORTHERN GERMAN, WHO SPEAKS reneh and English, wants a situation; good sewer: Kood references. Address A. B., Herald Uptown Braue) ofice. Waitresses, &. Q FAST 3TH ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S).—A RE O _spectable girl as competent waitress, Fm 6TH AY. SS sneveial ence. 117 WEST 20TH sta YOUNG WoMAN as FIRST class waitress; understands the care of silver; ex port at salads; or as first class chambermaid; best city’ ref eron 145 ® SECOND FLOOR, FRONT ‘J ro ‘oO respectable girls, one as first class waitress and the other aschambermaid and seamstresx; noob Jection to a short distance in the country ; best city reference. Call or address, 200 FAS? ist ST—A, YOUNG WOMAN, As COM petent waitress; understands the care of silver and keting up salads; willing to assist with ovuer work if re- quired; good city reference, 22 BAS! 7TH 8T.—A YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRI. 4 aswaitress, or would do chamberwork and waiting ina private family; best city reference from her last place, Q07 BAST MTA STA RESPECTARLE PROTES tant girl as waitress and chambermaid in a private family; good city reference, 99] BAST 21ST STAN AMERICAN GIRL AS 4.1 competent waitress, or would do chaimberwork and: plain sewing; no objection to ashort distance in the country 5 good city reterence. : 43, BAST SST ST. NEAR 9D AVA RESPECTA ble young girl as first class waitress and chamber maid; willing and obliging; will take a nice place in the country; best city reference. 24.4. EAST 27TH STA YOUNG WOMAN 48 EX cellent waitress; understands salads, dressing of ail kinds; best city reference. 308 WEST 22D ST.—A fRESPECTABLE WOMAN, e who understands the English, French and Spanist! languages, as stewardess or assistant stewardess on board @ steamer running South or to the island of Cuba; would work two first months without pay; best reference, Address A. D., for one week. A YOUNG WOMAN, IN ly, as first class waitres: GENTLE best city refer. ing; best reference. Mrs, MOORE. 34.0 East 2 TH ST., BETWEEN 18T AND 2D AVS., e room 1 respectable young womam as laun: dross in a small private family ; city reference. 34 () EAST MTH st. FIRST FLOOR, ROOM 3—A e competent laundress wishes washing and ironing at home, or would go out by the day; references. Call for one week, 34.6 WEST, {77H st. THIRD FLOOR, ROOM 11. As first class launaress; would assist in chamber- work; good city references. QAQ WEST SOT STA FIRST CLASS LAU . dress wishes some ladies’ aud gentlemen's wash- Ing: enn do fluting and sbirts and collars splendidly ; best city rete’ rence. . 34.6 EAST STH ar. BETW two pair of stairs, in the back.—A respectable Foung woman wishes to take in ladies’, gentlemen's or fami. jes’ washings by the dozen, week or'month; fluting done neatly. Inquire for JULIA HORGAN, ‘ WEST 53D ST.—AN ENGLISH WOMAN TO 360 ouvby tte day to dowashing, Ironing, cleaning, do good reference. EN 18T AND 2D AVS B} WEST 41ST ST., FIRST FLOOR.—A RESPECT- able young girl to do housework or chamberwork in ® private family; is a first claxs cook, washer and ironer; best city referencs 2D AV., ROOM 15, REAR BUILDING.—A RE- AID siectaiie women tego out washing or irpcing or would take ladies’ and gentlemen's washing at her own House ;elty reference. Call for two days, Call or address. O(, WEST 17TH ST.—A_ RESPECTABLE YOUNG 32 woman in the country, to do gencrab louse work ; has a little girl of 4 years; good references. 26 WEST 86TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 3 irl to do housework in a small family; is a good ood city reference from last place. cook, washer and irone! OG WEST 40TH ST, FIRST FLOOR, REAR—A 3 smart young girl (0 do housework; isa gooa hand at washing and froning and plain cook recommended 9) IST AY., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT.—A RE 442 spectable Protestant woman, to do w: fow ladies or gentlemen, at her own home, C; 7TH AV.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO DO ladies’ and gentlemen's washing at her own hone at er dozen; pulling, polishing and flutimg done promptiy; best roference. 508 EAST 15TH A RESPECTABLE GIRL 9) wishes a family’s washing or would ico out to work by the day; good city reference. Cuil for two days. from her last place. Call for two days. 9390 EAST <erH 81s RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘woman to do general honsework; is, a good washer andironer; good city reference. Can be seen Yor two days. 9330) EAST 22D 81. THIRD FLOOR, BACK ROOM— A respectable young girl to do general housework; best city references, 246 EAST 30TH ST., SECOND FLOOR.—A YOUNG e married woman to do general housework; would like to take her child with her; good home more of an ob- 693 2AY.,, BETWEEN s7THt AND 38TH STS.—A Jed first class laundress to , out by the day or a steady. situation in a private family or boarding house; best reler- ence. 35 2p AV. FIRST FLOOR, BACK —A RESPECT. 3 2) nble woman to do washing and ironing in the house, Indies’ or gentlemen's; best city references. Q7() BROADWAY.—LADIES' | FINE | WASHING, Tacos, lating; curtains at 7e. per pair, done up by Mme. E. J, LIETZ. Ject than high wages; city or country, 34.9 EAST OTH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL, TATELY e landed, to do housework in a small family, Cull for two days. AT] BAST 17TH St, SECOND, FLOOR —A SMART girl, from 16 to 17 yeurs, to do light housework or upstairs’ work; Is a good waitress ; willing and obliging. 1Q WEST, 92D S81. BETWEEN, OTH AND 10TH 4 A respectable middle-axed woman to do gen- ‘ork in a small private family; city or country; 95 WEST 17TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG AQIS Sonam 40.40 general housework; is an excellent washer and ironer; best city reference, 3 18T AV., NEAR 26TH 8T., SECOND FLOOR, Oy back.—TWwo young girls for general housework, of would'do the work of family; eity or country; willing and obliging; would make themselves generally useful; wages not so much an object as a good home; three years’ ity ref- erence from last employer. 45 WEST 40TH (Sf. TOP FLOOR—A YOUNG 445 an lately landed, 16 years old, to do light house- work or take care of childreis. 95 71H AV.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wo. 4 man to do general housework, or to cook, wash aud iron, in & smail private family ; good city reference. D4. Pe AVAN AMERICAN GIRL | 70, Do 4 general housework or chamberwork and washing; reference. : : 50 West, STH sta YOUNG GIRL to Do 9) moral housework in a small private family; is good cook, washer and ironer; willing and obliging; city relerence. G16 WAYs THD FLOOR, FRoNT.—a RESPECT. able young girl to do housework in. a simall fami, willing and obliging; good elty reference. Call or address, 628 tH, AV. FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM. — Two young’ girls to da the work of a small private family; one as first class cook, washer and ironer; the other ae chainbermaid and waitress; both willing and obliging; best relerences from last place, 78 STH AV. BETWEEN 471TH AND 48911 STS.—A Scotch girl todo general work ina small family. Call or address, 1.432 S0.Av, NPAR sist sta RESPECTABLE y young girl to do housework; good reference from Inst place, 2.122, 2, A¥., NORTHEAST CORNER 160TH 8T.— 5 A young girl, lately landed, to do general houso- work for ® private family, OQ] % 8D AV. CORNER SSTH ST., SECOND FLOOR, Q15 Fonink competent young woman as laundress and to do general housework; best city reference, Call or address for two days. 522 2, Av;, CORNER oor sn—A voUNG 1,522 ah code dae washing and ironing: wo years’ city reference. Nurses, &e. : 32 WEST HOUSTON STA’ RESPECTABLE GIRL OL with afresh breast of milk, lately contined, as wet nurso in a good family; best referent QP, 8h. BETWEEN OTH AND 10TH AVS. Frest 2) cottage.—A young girl as nurse and to do plain sew: ing; is willing and obliging, city or cpuntry. Call or address for three days. , 112 BD ST.; THIRD FLOOR, BACK.—A SWE 4 girlto take care of a child; good references, for two days. _ L123 NEST, 40TH ST. PRESENT EMPLOYER 2) Protestant young woman as nurse; is fully com to take entire charge of a baby or would take caro of jcrown children, Can be-seen for two days from 10 A. M. to2 P.M. DISH Call 2D AV.—A RESPECTA chambermaid; will- D7 BAbt sore ST., NEA bie young girl as waitress ing and obliging; three years’ bi OQ STH AV.—A YOUNG 528 waitress city references. 8D AV., NEAR 56TH ST., SECOND FLOOR.— as first class waitress and family; three years’ bes ‘Call or address. peiy erence from her last employer. Miscellaneous. WEST 53D ST. SENT EMPLOYER'S.— | WS jerman Protestant, speaking English, as mail to.» or young misses; ewn dress hair and sew by band ano ine ; best reference > 68 WEST 43D 8’ lately landed ELDRIDGE ST.—A 78 Soman wishes empie t. Address § RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL. RESPECTABLE, STEADY BAYARD ST.—A RES > QT Sire the day to clean stores and ulocss geod. beter enge. 50 COMPETENT GERMAN 15 1 to wait upon ladies ani young ladies; good hairdr peaks French and English ho vbjection to travelling; best city references. Q1T BESTER St. THIRD FLOOR.—A GERMAN widow to clean offices. 5 EAST 96TH ST.—A PROTESTANT YOUN 239 dren's nurse lady's maid and seamstress, or as ¢ a seamstress; can operate ou several mk chines; city reference. 30 RAST 44TH 8’ girl, lately landed, 346 WEST 52D ST.—A PROTESTANT GERMAN dren. Address rl as lady's maid or to take eare of gro T6% 6TH AV.—AS' FIRST CLASS LADY'S MAI!' TOP FLOOR—A YOUNG place in a small fami i he, and hairdresser in @ private family. Cail on or ac dress HAIRDRESSER. LADY OF REFINEMENT AND THOROUGH! PRAC tL. tical experience desires a position of trust or as house Keeper in the family of a widower with children or an age t couple, or could make @ pleasant home tor tyo or tliree gentle meu in apartments that she now occupies.” Address, statin particulars, H. A. W,, box 100 Herald Uptown Branch offic YOUNG AND EXPERIENCED LADY, FROM HAM burg, duated as teacher, experienced in dressmak ing. embroidery, and is an excellent cook, wishes to find situation, where her eee, are teers i, ina D4 ~ 4 American or German fam wonld act as wn teacher for young children. ‘Address RUD BAAL’, Hamburye pier, Hoboken, N ADY’S MAID— and English, pod sewer; good reference. Branch ofc STEWARDESS WANTS A SITUATION FITH steamer or sn! ig vessel; vec me yt references if required. Apply at EKarle's et Ff, RMAN, WHO SPEAKS FRENCH fect hairdresser ; . Herald Uptows PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED— a ‘EMALES, 397 OTH AV.—A YOUNG LADY OF EXP: ilar positho writing in an office, situation ina A SITUATION AS CASHIER 0) Address f°. 8., Herald office, 123 WEST 2TH st, BELL 144 comrE Young woman as nurse and seamstress ; is cap: of taking charge of an infant from its birth; cam come weil recommended, 13: ADAMS ST., NEAR 4TH 8T., HOBOKEN, N, J.— “ A respectal as wotenurse, 8D AV-—AS NURSE IN ANY KIND OF SICK. 14 m best references. on or address Mrs. HAMILTON. i 6) RIVINGTON 8T.—A YOUNG 192 aun of ¢! ret nd make herself generally w Bt 2 Orit 8T.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN 206 pang ath can take full charge of # baby from its birth ; best city references. RL TO TAKB ah, WEST 24TH ST.—A MIDDLE-AGED FRED nurse; good seniustross; good reference. NG LADY, RESIDING IN| BROOKLYN, 0) A guod address and genteel appearance, wishes (uimedint: cli as tending store or any kind of light offtes York or na ay. person w. ing th services of # trastworthy young lady will please address Mis SADIE, box 101 Herald olfice, JENERAL HOUSEWORKER IN FRENC) flat D, 130 West 49th st.; only references to employers will be accepted. | Apply from 10 to 1 OUSEKEEPER.—A MIDDLE-AGED PERSON (AME! jean) as working housekeeper in country, near ci one accustomed to the country preferred. Address, stati where can be seen, box 513 Post ollie 1X FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKERS WANTED—T work by the piece; only those that know how to mh ‘waists need apply. Mme. DE CORDOBA, 101 East 20th ‘ WEST 20TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE COLORED 9¢ 227 q 426) WEST 22D STREET.—AN ENGLISH PROTES 23: tani woman as infant's nurse or would aselet with Shamborwork; willing and obliging; a good home more of relerence for the past EAST 42D ST.—A YOUNG FRENCH WOMAN ‘as nurse in @ private family, good city reference, all for two days. OTH AY., FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.=A 488 Siipeten’ French dreermaker tn ail. branches ishes 6 few engagements in families; terms, & per day, Sidvuse Mine. REDON. YS. A YOUNG ENGLISH GIRL TO DO = Nd Uptown Branch ice. r object than wages; very best oi ni yenrs, O35 BAST 21 STAN EXPERIENCED WOMAN H) asnueve; can take full charge of two children; ix haroughly experienced tn the an excellent hand sewer; are of infants: willing and obliging; eit By pee te ret OF GOOD ADDRESS TO INTR VV duce Stoddart’s choice music into every Lome having no; $1,000 a year salary to good agen ® rear AT AMES SELEY WANTED—A TRUSTWORTHY ENGLISH GIRL A. use to @ small child; should have unexcaptionnh references and be willing to live in the city of ¢9: travel broad, Apply at 100 Schermerborn st, Brooklyn, AN (OUNG LADY TO BXAMINE RUCH Ma prand tne lace goods afer sHMKINg: also an ex rienced presser. At HOLLINGSWORTH & LELDS, ‘ii roadway. 3 Barclay st NTED—A YOUNG LADY TQ TEND 4 STORE,