The New York Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1875, Page 11

‘CENSUS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, a WecBrAsE IN THE LAST TEN YEARS NINE HUNDRED THOUSAND IN POPULATION—In VOTERS THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND, The Albany Argue is indebted to the courtesy of the Secretary of State for the resulte of the State censi which we anuex. It is possible that the final revision which the tables are now undergoing may somewhat change some of the tables, No material change, how- ever, is anticipated. Mr, Willers has given the taking of the census and the compilation of the returns his faishful supervision, and the fact is sufficient guarantee of the scrupulous care with which the work has been executed. On comparison with the State census taken ten years ago it will be seen that the population of tho State has increased nearly 900,000, and the number of ‘voters bas increased more than panic neal 81,606 Groene .... 81,882 Hamilton. . 2/960 Herkimer.. 39,929 Jeflerson.. 65,415 Kings...... 419,921 ivingston, , Medien 43,522 117,868 $4,457 942,202, Saratoga... . Seh'n’ctady Sohobarie.. Washington 244 Wayne, - *e ira08 138,272 11,456 Wostchester 100, 060 101,197 059 20,479 Wyoming... 80,595 4 30, 8,218 7,533 Yates...... 19,686 19,595 = 19,388 Br ash pandas: ‘Total 4,704,205 4,982, 760 3,831, 777 1,198,923 823, 420, Je | 18 not included. NATIVE AND NATURALIZED VOTERS. 1815, -————. ———" ——-1865. ‘ative, Naturalized, Native. Natized, Counties. 14,278 1 5,007 9,626 840 1084 1,459 Ri Te 7178 2292 8,828 1,506 2'955 ‘11,680 L901 8,223 5 1,993 2039 6,540 ‘910 187 9,799 587 8,552 5,287 2,765 1,961 Ost 1324 668 Hrd 136 456 1,504 9,528 1,504 4,108 12,584 21585 20873 14098 15,343 085 5,014 1,107 1,782 4.031 147% 1,086 6,193 703 2,032 5,960 1,505 961 7,089 956, 125 873 64 27166 054 1,666 2,573 13,579 1,047 60,672 29,993, 28,234 ¥ 4,834 1,843 2) 7422 1,633, 1,476 9,984 1,176 12318 «13,312 $1465 1,675, 6,572 1,122 202 1,500 77,475, d21 7,090 3,132 377 —-16,234 8,256 8,932 15,552 5,857 21569 8785 1702 4,574 12,244 2,783 1840 5,850 1106 4,190 14,001 060 974 =: 12,222 732 TL 8,106. 339 7,607 8,171 3,630 Rensselacr.. 9) 252 8, 084 6,064 Richmond... 871 3,622 8,213 2,414 Rockland... . 1,588 38,549 710 Saratoga. . 2/921 9,969 1,823 Schenectady... | 4,300 1577 8,620 Lao 387 7,763 ‘320 433, 4,535 389 1,313 5,536 1,107 4,341 18,269. 8,495 21686 = 14,004 1,762 1,889 9,058 903 2,205 5,597 1,876 ‘Tioga. 617 6,812 402 ‘Tompkins...... 720 7,556 443, 5,078 33009 3,215 ‘916 4,100 640 2,636 91153 1,614 2,635 9,539 1,917 Westchester. 7,820 14,290 6,189 Wyoming... 1,561 6,143 1,300 Yates...... ‘SIT 4,630 462 Totals... 305,245 683,504 - 290,882 ELIZA CONWAY'S DEATH. INQUEST ON THE BODY—EVIDENCE OF QUACK- ERY AND ILL-TREATMENT — LINGUIST RE- MANDED TO THE TOMBS, ‘The inquest on the body of Eliza Conway, who died at No, 64 North Moore street from alleged malpractice atthe hands of one Dr, John Linguist, of Brooklyn, took place yesterday before Coroner Kessler. The con- dition of the body and particulars of the case nave boen tully reported in the Heratp, Deputy Coroner Leo testified as to the condition of deceased when he examined the body, a description of which has been published in the HEraxp, and gave tt as his opinion that death resulted from pneumonia, and was unquestionably accelerated by ill-treatment, Dr. Marvin S, Buttles, of 41 St, Mark’s place, testified to the same effect, 7 Barney Conway, husband of deceased, testified: Hoard of Linguist from a friend-and employed him; he demanded *$50 for the cure of acancer, which he said my wife was saffering from; I paid him $6 and agreed topay him $45 when my wifowas made well; when I first called on Linguist there was a large sore spot on my wife's collar bone; linguist gave her some salve to cure the whole surface, on Sunday, and told her to come on Mouday, when some stuff was puton that painod her very greatly; he came to seo her on Wednesday and Thursday ; was present when he put oma plaster, alway ustag the eame etuff for the whole entire thing; my wife ten complained terribly ; her feet-and lefvarm began to swoll, and 1 went for Linguist, who said that when he put on the second plaster the swell- ing would go down; the econd = plaster caused = corruption; vefore putting i on skin was glassy; when he came on Saturday I would not let him remove the second plaster; he then put ‘some more salve under the plaster, and’ told me sho would get along; he left a box of galve with me, and thought the sore would be healed by Saturday; he had agreed to cure my wife in two or three months; she hot bad severe pains every second day or so before she went to see rset one night, when I thought she ‘waa going to die, Lsent for Dr. Van Kleek, who said to take off the plaster or the pain would kill her; Lig vist subsequently removed the plaster, and Dr. Jeek substituted one of his own; several years ago a ‘Califor: nia doctor pronounced the swollin atumor, and Dr, Nolan said it wae botween @ chncer and & tumor; my wife had alittle salve on when she first saw Lin- guilt; on Linguist desiring a recommendation, | had owe written for him by my wife's sister's daughter, (The recommendation alluded to stated that Mr. Con- way had tried all the dootors in California and the col- Joges in New York, but none could cure his wife, but that “John Linguist took ft in hand and inside of four weeks it was drawn out by plasters, There is no other man tn the United States who could do it, For further proof inquire of Mr, Conway, No. 64 North Moore Street.” ances Inguiet, of No. 275 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, Tam & farmer; never studied medicine; have mts raiona: came to this country four months ago; ex jaed the treatment of cancer and tumor two years Bator I came here; I distinguish a tumor from a cancer by ‘ta being bard, “while a cancer breaks; I never ex- imine into anything else; I never made a mis- take; when saw Mrs, that ber sore was a cancer fo length and four inch Conway 1 told her ; It Was cight or nine Inches 8 Wide; I took the cancer off with a salve which I make m; I pick up herbs and make this salye; this satve ‘on awful. long dime, to stop the bieedi use a beeswax ointment; ‘the Tan from oxtonsivoly; Ldon’t know ‘what potash is; when the woman first came to me T a her! could cure the cancer if «hw could stand Vbe NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1875--TRIPLS SHEKT, muffering; sn¢ looked very wesk; she had been toa place where thore wore thirty 10 doctors; none of of them could do anything for ber; if I see @ perso: fering with anytnin ‘ng like a cancer I always Punt “ion Iocan cure them; 1 sometimes work as a carpenter ha don't know the names of the roots that eaused the burning; my ered B50. a doctor; they paid me $6 for my treatment; I as) Tne ‘verdict Send og! was as follows:—That the deceased vame to her death by pneumonia, a certain treatment which she received ah the bande ¢ one Jobn Linguist, of Brooklyn, was instrumental in accelerating ber death, We ther recommend that stringent laws be passed prohibiting all but regularly qualified physicians {rom breating any case of sickness ee tenten then remanded Linguist to the Tombs in detault of $2,000 bail. The Coroner afterward stated to a HeKALD reporter that he would reduce the bail it that amount could not be furnished. BOARD OF HEALTH. At the meeting of tho Board of Health yesterday the following was adopted :— Resolved, That the report of the Sanitary Superintendent upon the communieation from the Departient. ot Bulldings in res) voip specifications for plumbing f buildin, ishereuy accepted sud approved. an6 shat the Department of Buildings be respectiully requested to carry out aud eufurce the recommendations contained in, in case the same mest the approval of that depart- MORTUARY RECORD. There were 689 deaths reported in this city during the week ending on Saturday, the 11th inst, against the 508 verified for the previous week. The increase is found in the mortality of old age from various diseases, 49; in deaths from phthisis, 88; bronchitis and pneu- monia, 84, and puerperal diseases, 13—64 more deaths having been reported under these heads tn tho last than in the previous week. There was a decrease in the number of deaths of children under five years of Fr wlhs and ne Oe. 13 deaths were caused by diarrhoeal i¢ fatality of diphtheria decreased 60 that Pk oT deaths from this cause were reported against 71 ried in the previous week. he moan temperature was at 36 deg. Fahrenhelt in the Central Park, or 12.6 deg. warmer than In the pre- vious week. The alternations of temperature last .week ranged from 29 to 42 deg., and in the previous week from 5 to 46 deg. The death rate was equal to 24.76 in the 1,000 inhab- itants per annum in week endipg December ‘4, and last week the reported deaths gave a rate of 26,43 in the 000, Some other cities in this country report higher death rates than these, but the immense influx of homeless poor and sickly persons in New York in- creases the mortality ip public institutions, In the last four wecks.there have been 346 deaths reported in the public charities, and 97 of the dead, over seventeen ‘ears of age, have been consigned to pauper burial on Hart's Island. “Yor OF Gompostrons’ STANDS FOR SALE cheap. J. L. KNIGHT, Bennett Building, room 6, sixth story. LARGE STOCK OF FIRST CLASS HUMAN HATR joods, assorted, in e Bains article in that line, rut, be Sold ina small or large q at any reasonable offer; Also Showeusen, Desky dbo. 112 MTia” Leonard barpet, basement: No agents need apply. SIN WHEELER.& WILSON'S, WILLCOX At iui! Sowing Machines for gale, $20,’ 281 Broome Street, near Allen. * DOWNTOWN SAMPLE ROOM, Prine ron Lo- cation ; bargain: price $1,200; also H Restaurants, uor Stores, FPLELD, Store Brokers, No. 5 Dey st. —FINE FUR, WATERPROOF TOP BOOTS, ALSO a some Clothing, for sale, at 51 First stroet, Hoboken. ‘127 “willing to naoiat with washing Q CORNELIA ST. NEAR 6TH AV. ROOM 4—A Protestant womail ay Plain cook : Ks willing to assist “ih ing and ironing: good city refe: ITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. | Cooks, dec. TTY AVA RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL AS 488 7 nin cea gat eeober end me willing ‘and obliging; vod aierelireasee Chambermaids, &c. 2D AYA TIDY YOUNG GIRL, OF GERMAN batentaze, ax chamber oF 10 do ight oase- 5] 3. sa hmetitae teachin Taveire of Mee BAT WEST 18TH ST.—A very RESPECTABLE PFR- 50 uy firat class cook in private tamily; understands her business; first class reference fiom families where she has lived for a amber of yeurs; no postal cards answered, g WEST 13TH 87, SECOND FLOOR, BACK room.—A res} 4g excellent cook and will take eh: and butter; will do the coarse washing; best city (thy 43 EING ST. REAR.—A COMPETENT AMERICAN Woman in boarding house or private family, to do cooking ant ia washing; city or country; ty rotor ence. 45 WEST 47TH ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S).—A Tespectable girl as cook; is capable; good references. WEST 17TH ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S) .— 43 Trscmsivecmencemsbcrekt play wm cubs with coarse walling; well recommendyd,’ " 510 EAST 18TH 8T.—A YOUNG WOMAN TO COOK, wash and iron, or do'general housework ; good refer: 55d 2 AV, NEAR S18? STOAS FIRST CLASS QOD cook, washer and ironvr; good city reterence. 5QG 22, Avs, HIRST FLOOR. —Ay HIRST CLASS cook ins private family; is an excellent baker: would assist with the coarse was best city reference from her last place. 636 2.4%; THIRD FLOOR.—3WO BES! ROTABLE st hy iy Can be seen for two days, GREENWICH §8T., CORNER OF CHRISTO- -A young girl as cook, washer and ironer; ‘al liousework; good reference. Oull or ad° w reference. 53 QuyER gra rust Sie cee TN A otal, boarding te family; recommenda tions given.” use OF Privave tir. McDONALD. 686 693 StH AY. IN BAKERY.—A PROTESTANT AS cook ; can do all kinds of plain American cooking; would assist with the washing ; city reference. 57 MEST g01H ST—WANTED, A FIRST CLASS couk, with city reference. 6 ee 418T ST.—AS FIRST CLASS COOK; THOR- aghly uoderstands her busine tehien ; do marketing; be charge ot 60 WEST, WASHINGTON PLACE, FIRST FLOOR, front room.—Moiher and daughter; the mother is a good cook and first class layndross; daughter, 18 years od, Understands. waiting and” chamberwor thoroughly; clty reference, Can be seen for two days, 634. WEST WASHINGTON PLACE. —A | RESPECTA- ble woman as good cook and iaundress; city or country; good references. Call for two days. KING ST., ROOM 1.—A TRUSFWORTHY WOMAN ‘as cook ins restaurant or boarding house; under stands her business; thoroughly good city references. 8 be pen fod hg 8T.—A, PREECE ASTER WOMAN good cook, washer and ironer; very good baker; willing und obligin 10 CHARLES ST.—AN AMERICAN nee as ad cook, Cail for three days. 4. WEST, S20 STA YOUNG GIRL 10 COOK, Wash and iron, or would do the keneral housework in a small private family; good city reference. WES? 19TH ST. TOP FLOOR —A RESPECTA- ble young girl as first cluss cook and an exc baker and Tanndress; expert in soups and seilie bes ras ‘onjection te a private Bourdfag house; city ‘releronce’ from 7 last employer. EAST 19TH ST, HARLEM—TO DO PLAIN LLO cake washing and itoning; best reforen WEST 40TH ST.—A RESPEOTABLI: WOMAN AS woul tin washing and froning; no objec- tion to rs ri miivtie way in the country. WEST BROADWAY.—A FIRST CLASS COOK ( ) as order cook in a restaurant or cook in a good reference, Cafl on or address it. D. 115 WEST, 4187 Sta SCOTCH, PROTESTANT woman as first cinss cook; understands all its branches, likewise pastry and baking; satisfactory refurence. WEST 24TH ST., NEAR 6TH, AV. REAR—A RE- mpectante fe young “woman as fest ‘class cook for fami stands all kinds ood cooking ia faliy ekbetle of taking: outlie charge of the first class city reforonce. WEST 22D 8T.—A LADY DESIRES A SITU. tion for one of her girls as cook, washer and fron Ulin be ‘seen for two days, betwoon 10'A. M. and 12-M., at _ her present employer's. 127 WEST TH BT. SECOND FLOOR—A RE. poctable young wi stands ments poultry, pe ae, first clase. cook ; und bake: good good city reference. .N OLD ESTABLISHED DAY TRADE LIQUOR Store, four years’ lease at moderate rent, will be sold ‘on reasonable. aud oasy terms. Apply to my agent, LLOYD, 128 MADISON AT =a RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS good Soak will assist with the washing or take a 29 Broadway. FINE T1QUOR STORE FOR SALE, INQUIRE AT A. St Now Gbambors street, somor Oni. - FIRST CLASS BILLIARD ROOM, WITH BAR, E. ‘gantly fitted, in one of the most flourishing and jee ‘bios of this Stale, for sale on reasonable terms. Apply rt. LLOYD, 29 Broadway. FIRST CLASS SEU ERS: IN part of Brooklyn, & splendid business, horse and wagon, will doing be wid’ ‘great ba Me tasitroniess T death. of owner, GAVENEY L Sicit, "Auce Stedudts Smveri'e. Woclee siren FIRST CLASS OYSTER HOUSE, Dome FIRST rate business, in tho best thoroughfare in E. D., Brook- lyn, GAFFNEY & SMITH, Auctioneers, ‘ottica 17 Centro st. A. QOBNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—FOR HALF its value; also best Sample Rooms and’ Restaurants on Billiard Saloons, Hotels, MITCHELL'S Btore Cedar street. THE EST Broadway Agency, gouwan HARDWARE STORE cotguinare SALE— aan tem place. Can be seen at her last employer's for two 131% Wasr, 19TH ST., STORE.—A RESPECTABLE woman as good cook ; would in washing » and ios ne st city reference from last place. 133 WEST, 28TH St, FIRST FLOOR, FRONT—A respectable young. rmemen ‘8 good cook; 1s an excel- lent washer and iro: cook; understands Eng- Wisud Dassen Sootieriaeedalommeanen 185 WEST 30TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE: COLORED 2) woman as cook or laundress in a private family; city or country, Cuil or addi WEST 19TH ST. (OLD NO. 112.)—BY AN American woman plain cook is a good baker; would do the coarse washing; best city references. 146 EAST 89TH ST.—AS FIRST CLASS SWEDISH cook; best city reference. Call for two days. WEST 28TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, FRONT room.—A respectable’ woman as cook and to assist in coarse washing; nine years’ reference. 159 WEST J8TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN as first class cook in m private fam ‘ail kinds of soups, meats, poultry, gume; isa ood bread, cake and pastry maker; best eity reference. AKERY FOR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED Broad and Cake: Bakery with, evenythiag appertaining tothe businaes, Uorsen; Waging, Hixtures, d condition } a eokace iors pasty aonietiouseidne loention being the best on the Sixth avenue, Address By d C., Herald Uptown Branch office. BUIGHER'S FIXTURES, IORHOUSE AND CART FOR sale cheap. Inquire at 31 Washington Market, CUGARSTORE FOR, SALE—FIRST CLASS, NICELY Stted and in splendid location on Fulton street, Brook- lyn, Apply at LLOYD'S, 29 Broadw: RUG STORE, CORNER EIGHTH AVENUE AND Fifty-ninth ‘street.—Keceiver's sale. Elogant Stock and Fixtures, entire or {n lots, at auction, Friday, at Slolocks Bee’ auction columa.’ Particulars. a STRICK- LAND’S, 36 Beekman street. RUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS—THE CHEAPEST Drug Store near New York torcash. Address A BAR- GAIN, box 126 Herald office. CONOMY.—ANY RESPECTABLE FAMILY, CEN- trally and nicoly located, desiring excellent Board in ae of rent, ye eof other ‘ers, with a New Yorker, address Mrs, WS, ‘vox 193 Herald Uptown Branch dice: New York, R SALE—AN OYSTER HOUSE, IN AN ‘good trade is done. Apply at C, WORRLES oyster house, 508 livington street POE SALETAN OLD ESTABLISHED CIGAR STORE, with the stock and fixtures, now doing a good business; Will be sold ate bargain. “Apply at 208 Montague street, rooklyn, on SALE—TWO FINE CORNER LIQUOR STORES, on leading business avenues, doing good business; good reasons for selling; terms low for cash ; also fine fixtures and pump. ‘W. ABBOTT, No. 3 Chambers stroot. OF THE BEST COPFRE AND CAKE ing. “Address UOFFER, Harald ottey, eee ven or sell- Fob SALE—A CORNER GROCERY LEASE, NEW and up town; will sell cheap, Address town Branch office. F°s,F SAGE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A PANCY an Se i srrten gt a Brook, nj; well abe stoe ae mea Brooklyn Branch ofiee. sehen FOR SALE FOR 2.500, ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH A rat class Lager Beer Sulvon, situat Fhiadubphiia, oppostco Pet aylvanig Railroad dopot; Gon od Wi and'Fixtares, Bag, de. rent § oo wares Feat vast lone ie PREGIERS 4,200 Huron street, "Phe. OR SALE—THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF THE Liquor Store 58 Oliver street, comer Onk strea aod ran well Meek ig at the brewery, 673 on sivest, oF toa: RENRADY. Think weague ead ee third street. AT SHOP FOR SALE—GOOD LOCALITY AND M® We Bog No, 496 First avenue, near Twenty-ninth TILK ROUTE FOR SALE—OF 240 QUARTS, o M quire of Mr. O'DONNELL, 65 Varick Pe ‘gs ies 2h poe ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE WING ae oo oan ONLY AUTHOR- IZED. OreICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISE- ENTE AND SUBSCRIPTIONS. FOR THE NEW YORK BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET, ROAD W. AVENUE. 114 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHIL. \ORNER BOERUM AND FULTON S' DELPHTA. REETS, BROOK- —$—$—— 1 25-Fae ONE YEAR TO Bay IT—FOR A first class Liquor Store; good reasons given for ae chaneg to get into business, "Address STORE, office. selling Heral ag __ MACHINERY ¢ Been EXTRA BUILT, FOR SALE.—TWO Tont- ‘tubulars, about 90 horse power each. A: t SLIE'S Boiler Works, 36 Pearl street, Bow Jersey ‘oing - _BILLIARDS. vericwrotu ete ee OOOO TOOTS ‘Avationy sr STANDARD. BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES, with Detaney's wire cushions, solaly. used in all chi ip and match game: and Tables at Parga Wei. Gini & condo Very tires CORLENDER'S STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL eplllierd Tab! with the celebrated Phelan & Collender my. ‘bination cushions, for sale in this city only at 738 Broad- | REP Se nee eee ae lk Se hen NEw AND SECOND HAND BILLIARD jem x endless tbe felling, out regardiess of cost, fo days oat " Cantec nee at & O0.'8, corner Canal — on A A TES pi Ge TARD TABLES i. BALE ONLY by GEORGE EE. PUELA! 86 East Fourteenth treet, New yeas No. 923 Chestnuts street, Philadelphia, Pinna dfichin leeds ch sade ANTED TO HIRE—Twi W ities cit on or adres SORR St int avenue, Brookly: BILLIARD. 7. C, FIRMBACH, 54 34 _FINE ARTS. CG. tH HOOPER, : Works of A: _DENTISTRY, mnths OOO A SE. OF peri MADE 1) CA a ry Bev th a even: romdwa; al Tischanteat don- tistey | ‘wold = pinta ‘a Sets; raha Won Wetors den rand sheet fer oF eth avs an a ot Broadway rouaway ba bgt SET, $8—GUM eee ast mene Herp of ea rea tea. New ko York Den i ver ae. EAST 62D ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS good cook; is an excellent laundress; can do all kinds of fiuting: 18 sober and industrions; good city refer- ence from her last pluce, Call for two days. QO NEST 40TH ST., CORNER OF 7TH AV. —A RE- spectable girl as cook and to assist with the wash- ing andironing; seven years’ reference from her last place. 03 EAST 37TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl.as good cook and excellent washer and ironer in a private family ; best reference. 20 WEST 19TH ST.—A COMPETENT PERSON AS. cook, washer andironer; city or country; three years’ reference. QOY BAST 20TH ST —A RESPECTABLE WOMAN ‘as good cook andiaundress ; home preferred to high - waxes; city or country ; best reference. 918 WEST, 277 87, TOP FLOOR, ROOM 17,—A most trustworthy woman as first class cook, excel- jent washor und ironer; a small family preferred; best iefer- ence. Call for two day’ DQ] EAST 2187 STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS gvod plain cook, or would do general housework; city reference. Apply for two days. DY, WEST 27TH ST. FIRST FLOOR—A CoM. petent young girl as good cook; would assist with the washing or would do the entire washing of a small tam- fly; best city reference. Call or address, Q24. WEST 7TH ST—AS COOK: WILE ASSIST IN washing ifrequired: best city reference. Can be seen fortwo days. Q2G "Ast 27H ST., TATRD FLOOR, BACK ROO A young wamaii as good cook and first class In dress: or would do gem objection to go in the ¢ place. un housework in « small family; no try; good city reference froin Last EAST 7TH 8T.=AS GOOD COOK, WASHER anid ironer fre private family; four yours’ city ret- leaving on account of family leaving city; wages not such an object as ® good home, 941 west. aSPHt 8F., NEAR, STH AV., REAR.—AS uit bake: ; Willing to do would go w short dis 4] REST #2 ST, GARDENER KLOCK, BRICK house, rear.—A. ood Gorman cook who is willing to Assist inthe washing. Address for two days, DAB BAST 220 ST. IN STORE —a cook wito a 23: thoroughly un business; willing to ‘with the coatse "washing if required; best city reter- ences. 246 WEST ATT STAs GOOD cook: UN. erstands the business; no objection to the’ coun- try; good country und city references, 4 EAST 87TH ST.—AS FIRST CLASS CHAM. bermatd and waitress In a private family; would assist with the washing ; best city reference from last place, 5 <A RESPECTABLE PROTES- t woman as good cook, od fread-and biscutt baker oughly in all its brani 10 objection to the country; city reference. Cull for two days, 30 EAST 35TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS cook, washer and irouer; six years’ reference. Cuil or address. 30: EAST 48TH 8T.—A YOUNG GIRL AS COOK, chambermaid and nurse in @ private family. 32) bit we 16TH ST., FANCY STORE.—A WELSH girl as cook or to'do chamberwork ; first class city reference. Apply or address for one week. 32) WEST 26TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, not afraid of work and who understands her busi: ness thoronchly in all its branches, as cook; first class bread maker ; first class laundress ; wages no ubject ; best reference. ae Oe BAST STH 81. IN THE STORE—A YOUNG as good cook; ill assint with washing if required will go a Loe istance in the country; best city reference; ladies can be seen. EAST 29TH 8T., THIRD FLOOR.—TWO RE- spectante young women to live together; one as her as chambermald and waitress; best city 334 00d C06) references, 3.4.4. RAST 21st St. THIRD FLOOR—A PROTES. tant wom t class cook in @ small private Tamntiy ; bost city reference trom last place, 34.7 THAV cA RESPECTABLE sooroH | arnt As cook, washer aud ironer; is willing and oblig: ing; no objections to the country; good reference 74] STH AY, NEAR 42D ST.—AS FIRST, CLASS cook; is fully competent in every branch of ber business; would do the coarse washing ; good reference. 878 3D AV.—YOUNG GIRL AS COOK, WASHER DLO ud irouer; two yours! city roferonco fiom her last » one day. 1.098 2 AX, BETWEEN car AND oortr srs A professed cook in Fronch and English style Raderstands soups, meats, poultry, game. boning and lard ing, croams and jellies: no. objection to & boarding house, hotel or restauraut; elty or country: best city reference, N AMERICAN WOMAN AS COOK OR TO DO GEN- oral housework: can sew or handy at any kind of work. A note addressed to Miss WARD, Herald office, will receive immediate attention, FIRST CLASS COOK DESIRES A SITUATI rivate family; city or country; best referenci OK, box 194 Herald Uptown Branch office. pur FELON HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT TIKE FOLLOW! pe RE Rao ONLY AUTHOR. IZED OFFICES ie REE IPT OF ADVERTISE. ee ia SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK an iw ANN STREET. 1,265 BR S30 BIXTICAVE NUE. 14 SOUTH SIXTIE STREET, PITLADELPHIA. renee BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK- —A RESPECTABLE WIDOW AS COOK ectable family; good references. Call for areas Chambermaids, dc. REDRIDGE ST., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT.—A NEAT German girl as chambermaid and waitress. WEST SIST ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER’S.)—AS Chambermald or nurse to growing, children and seam tress in first class American family; understands operating partectly, bled hairdvessiogy wiling and obliging. Q] BAST 14M St. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S) —A young irl as chambormaid and fiue washer; leaving on account of the fuinily going to travel, 23 WEST soTH ST—A YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL chambermaid and waitress or to assist with chil- st reference from present employer, ‘Call for two WEST ‘13TH ST—A YOUNG GIRL AS FIRST class chambermaid and waitress; best city reference. 2 WEST 44TH ST.—A MOST RESPECTABLE young gfrl as chambormaid and waitress, or chamber- maid and to assist with washing; is capablo of doing either; best city reference. 105 WEST 2071 STA YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBER- maid and waitress, or would do chamberwork and fine washing; no objection’ to the country; best city refec- ence. WEST 41ST ST.—AS CHAMBERMAID AND wattress in a small family, or would do waiting in a private boarding house; excellent city references. 126 STATE 8T., beatin RSE A] FRShH person, who unders! sin Arst cl chambermaid in a hotel or int housekeeper in @ ‘iret for one week, F. P. E. class boarding house. Addr CLINTON PLACE, 8TH ST., ROOM 4.—A RE- 12) spectable | young woman, lntely landed from London, "as chambermald Ina private Yoarding hous speaks French. WEST 89TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl as experionced chambormald and seamstress, or @ care of growing children ; best city reference. 1Q7 WEST, 2D ST, FIRST FLOOR—AS FIRST class chambermaid and waitress; good city reference, a WEST 19TH ST.-A COMPETENT YOUNG woman as first class chambermaid and waitres ‘would assist with the washing if required; best city r en 1 4 WEST 23D recommended G do piain sewing. 14 WEST 12TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO light upstairs work or mind a baby; best city ref erence. * 15] erence. 12 would tal THIRD STORY.—A WELL ‘man girl as chambermaid and to WEST 31ST ST., FIRST FLOOR.—A YOUNG girl as chambermaid and waitress; first class ref- Call or address, 57 EAST S2DST,, THIRD FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.— 1572 respectable colored girl as chambermaid and wait- ross in a private family; good city references. Call or ad- dress for two days, 207 WEST 53D ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM- bermaid and waitress, or light housework in a pri- Yate family ; willing and obliging. Ab EAST 25TH ST. res ae GIRL AS CHAM. 2) bermaid and w 83; no objection to a priv: boarding house; best city veforemes, 21 2 STH ST., NEAR Ste BOWERY.—A RESPECT- able oun irl as chambermaid or laundress in a hotel; will take anything. Call or address. O16 WEST TH St. THIRD FLOOR—A_ YouNG girl to do chambatwork; will make herself useful; willing an and obliging; city reference. 224. BAST ATT 8. FIRST FLOOR—A YOUNG girl as first class chambermaid and waitress. WEST 16TH S8T., REAR BUILDING.—A ¥6) 228 Protrtant sie as ‘chambermaid in a boa gene Gr avwiat fn washing and: make horself genorally useha cory references. WEST 19TH STA. YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAM. bermaid and waitress ; good city reference. © 228 230 WEST, OTH ST. IN BAKERY. A RESPECT. able young Protestant girl as chambermaid and to do the washing; city or country; good city references, 230 EAST 59TH ST., SECOND FLOOR.—A_ RE. foectable young git as chamberinad and wattress or todo light housework In a small pri is per- fectly competent and thoroughly ndersands ry isiness ; Dost city roferenes from Inne’ plate. 239 WEST 30D S8T.. TOP PLOOR—A VERY | RR. spectable young or to take care of chil Q4Q, WEST 20TH St., PIRST FLOOR, RACK ROOM. A young woman as chambermatd and waitre and to assist in wishing; best city reforenes from last place. O45 BAST S187 STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG ©) girl as chambermiid and seamstress or as chamber- maid sad es ess; best city reference DAS WEST 33D 8T.—A YOUD 0 bermatd and waitress ; woul city or country; best city reference, 949 7TH AV.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, owning her own sewing machine, to dow tains work and sew and take care of children ; two years’ reference G GIRL AS CHAM- assist in the washing; 897 524 WEST 277H ST.-A RESPECTABLE youne e Woman as chambermaid apd waitress, or ebam- face aud’ to assist with the washing; best city Safer: ph SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, ~ ATED SEIOT8 WARE EE eee. General Housework, &e. 306 fo rl ned RESPECTABLE any to do ba sity of ole tae cea ere tired Galt be Pod daye. WEST 16TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE pe 2 S06 FL Eee eng Delvate family : iq a good plain cook, ad ironer; best city references. ST.—A YOUNG AMERICAN “as chambermaid and waitress; willing and 08 if required. SOT EAST 4471 st, ROOM 3—a YOUNG GIR e age 15, to assist ; Wages not so mi an objest as a good home. idreas A. ¥. 2D AV., ¥. STORE.—A YOU GIRL AS € 5 BAST SOT ST. (RING BELL).—A RESPECT. 57% chambérwaaid and waitress; good reference, Ad- 315 able young woman. lately landed, to do housework j dress M. W. is will and obliging. Call or address. 8D AY., BETWE! 2D AND oe6 EAST 29TH § ‘ THE REAR—A YOUN 668 dea cabs chameriaid and gaits h i fit to do-general "housework of chemborwork 4 could assist with was waitin " Seon es tect nis ‘i washing if required; best city rof- iting; ity reference. ARE OR rag | 320 BAST setH st—a YOUNG GIRL TO DO GEN. 393 OTH AY. ry BAKER ¥.—A YOUNG GIRL AS | * 320 eral housework ; ina ood plain cook: jin clase ermaid and wait: 0 undress; Wages not 80 1) object as @ j fiees ing; good city reference. Call or nddreas, sais sai class elty references. eee rene 7TH AY., NEAR 48TH sT.—A RESP ZOTABLE girl as chistaberinaid and waliress or lanndrers ik willing and obligitig; good refere om sPog employer. d 328 EAST 54TH ST.—A GIRL, LATELY LANDED, e in a private family, to do general housework; good cool, washer and troner. 39 9TH AV. BETWEEN s071 AND SoTHE STS.—A OL young (0 light chiaunberwo to mind dittare: £ best reference. phintiiad sin se 4decl 799 3D AV., CORNER 46TH ST. (RING THIRD dell).—A young girl as chambermaid and nurse to one or two ehildren: in # small family; no objcetion to do light housework; willing aud obliging. 8TH AV. (RING TOP BELL).—A rou NG GIRL to do upstairs work or light housework, ECTABLE WOMAN TO nod city refi #ITH S8T.. THIRD FLOOR, FRONT —A young girl todo gencral housework In tmnall family io a good plain cock, washer aud ironert city references. 347 Fi long in this YOUNG GIRL TO ‘DO GEN; {sa good washer and troner; ‘wot le honsewor ntry 1.145 2D AV.—AS CHAMRERMAID AND mabenads to assist with children; is willing and obliging; excellent refere Qre Pe KER 8T., 352 focr reference, NEAR 10TH 8T., SECOND n English girl to do light housework ; good L166 22 ANA RESPECTABLE YOUNG cir, . ‘as a first olass chambermaid and laundre: small private family; best city reference. 1, 379 3D AV.—A COMPELENT GIRL AS CHAM. bermaid and waitress; will be found willing and obliging; has two yours best city reference from her last place ANTED—A SITUATION BY A thre teste! Af Bn org ont poston foot with dressinuking and can speak Spania the ‘country, Address 3. A. O., Horuld Uptown pl Dressmakers and Seamstre: ip 8T. MARK'S PLACE.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl as fumily seamstress and dressmaker; would go out by the day or weel 420° WEST 49TH ST.—A GIRL TO DO GENERAG AY housework; best city reference. 44] & 17TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, FRONT.—A respectable woman to do housework in a small fame fly; sinall wages; g 493 sta reference, reference. childre: 54 ST SIST ST.-A RESPECTABLE PROT, TLIKat gil to Go aanerel MncaseoET gene Gel references from last place, A GERMAN WOMAN TO DO LIGHT a private family, where there are no OQ) 2D, A) BEIWEEN 32D AND 39D STS. spectable woman to do general Lousewor! city reference. 631 EAST 121! ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO 32 EAST 18TH ST.—AN EXPERIENCED DRESS maker desires the cnstom of families vy the day or ‘week : cutting and fitting a specialty. 33 CARMINE ST. SECOND FLOOR—A PROTES- tant girl as seamstress inn private farally ; ts willing and obliging: two years city roferency from ber Iast place. Call for two days on KATE TA QQ BRBECKRR ST. (WORKING WOMEN'S PROTEC. tive Union).—-As’ seamstress, by the week or month; can cnt and fit ladies’ and children’s dresses; can operate on any sewing machine except Wheeler & Wilson's; no objec- tion to loave the city; satisfactory reference. 5 WEST HOUSTON ST.—MLLE. M. LEHAGRE, from France, as dressmaker in a private family to go to San Francisco. dress. CLINTON PLACE.—LADIES CAN HAVE THEIR dresses made in the latest res and at prices to defy cuiaasiie samples of work shown and city reference 10 WEST 12TH ST.—A DRESSMAKER, COMPETENT todo first class work, will make suits for $8 and go to the house to cut and fit; perfect fit quitastese housework in a sinall family. Apply to Mra. LINK, G40 9H, ay CORNER 45TH ST., FIRST FLOOI by the day to front —A ‘respectable Protestant woman to go oul 693 gre AVA KONG GERMAN GIRL TO jo general or laundry work; elty reference, do general housework, chamberwork or waiting in a small family; good city reference. 694. 22, AY, SECOND FLOOR —A RESPECTABLE young girlto do general housework; good refers enoa, SH 1ST AV, BETMREN 47TH AND 48711 8T8,, HL first floor, front.—A young girl to do eneral house: work in a private ‘fomily ; is @ good cook, washer and ironer; good city reference. Housekeepers, dec. 3G BAST, 99D ST, BETWEEN 1ST AND 2D Av two flights up, back room. —A respectable Ame: can Protestant woman ‘as housekeeper and seamstress; first class city reference. 67] SM AV<A8 HOUSEKEEPER, BY 4 COMPE. tent person with yood city reference, Oaltor ad- dress, from 10 to 4, for two days. 109 ZT AV.. BETWEEN 16TH AND 177TH STS. —A young woman a# soamstress: is a good fitter and trimmer, also & good operator on ler & Wils« ma chine; soven years’ reference. EAST 28TH ST., NEAR 4TH AV.—FIRST CLASS dressmaker wishes hope earagements to go a by the day; best city reference. Call or address for two ays. WEST BROADWAY.—AS SEAMSTRESS OR TO EA4 eet tk ete wood taferemos: 126 4TH AV.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS SEAM- stress in. & private family: 18 8 Brat, class drosemel er; willing to make herself generally useful; best city refer- enge. 128 STH AY.TAN ARTISTIC DRESSMAKER WILL, go out by the day; price per day, $175: best rafer- ence. Mme. LORD. Q03 BEST om ST—A THOROUGHLY | Con: petent dressmal aged by some of the best atuilios ih the city, desires. more customers; ts perfectly and doos stylish work. EAST 14TH ST.—A YOUNG LADY AS SEAM. 21 frees in private family, by the wavk or mongh, ross 224. siress. 306 BAst, HTH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG irl as seamstress and chambermaid or waitt no objection to the city or country. 322 EAST 89TH ST.—AS BEAMSTRESS; FITS AND trims the handsomest dresses and operates on dif- forent machines; best reference. QAQ WEST SeTH BT. GN GROCERY STORE) — A womun to do embroidery at her own home, or to go out by 3 ood reference &1Q 6TH AVENUE.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS SEAM- 519 Sreos; can cut, St. and trim; han been working st Gréssmakin ean bo well recommonded. Call at or address Mme. MO! NO" GO 80, AY. ADVERTISING OFFICE) —A YOUNG JU girl as seamstress; is a good dressmaker; willing donaslat fith any light honscworke Adarees A. Le A. A® SBAMSTRESS TO GO OUT BY TUR Day, WEEK or month; can operate on machin4s; pest references. ‘Address M. 8, 0., Herald office. EAST 47TH ST., FIRST FLOOR.—A YOUNG girl wishes to go dut by the day or woek ss seam- General Housework, &c. 28 VARICK 8T.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework in a small family; best city reference. Call for two WEST 22D ee WRAPeCTADEE YOUNG GIRL ZO ‘ko do genoral small family or make herself generally Sontulie privete boardinghndses ; best city reference, 6)Q EAST 74TH. ST.—A SMART, INTELLIGENT, Young git! to do Renetal housework in « private fam? 2 is Willing and obli WEST 128TH ST., BETWEEN 5TH AND 6TH AVS., ‘Harlem.—To do general housework in @ small family; best reference, 4G RUTGERS st. TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM.—A D respectable woman to do general housework in a pri- vate fumily; good reference. . Call for two days, 58 AY.,.0; TOP FLOOR—A YOUNG WOMAN To DO generai hor ; is willing and obliging; best city referonce. Call GQ HARRISON 8T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO. YU man to do general housework in s small private family ; no objection to go a short distance in the country. weori 8T., SECOND FLOOR.—A RESPEOT- Protestant girl to do general housework in the od reference. 8g West uta woman to do general housework; washer and {i ity or country; good elty re LOO ZASt, 87, St.-A, RESPECTABLE | YO girl to do general housework in a private fa Can be seen for one week at her present employer's, ll WEST 9TH 8T,, SECOND FLOOR, FRONT.—. young woman to do housework or would take care o! REAR.—A_ RESPECTABLE is a good cook, me YOUNG LADY WISHES A POSITION AS HOUSE Keeper or Cy oat Addresy G. L., box 167 Herild Uptown Branch office, A. EADY, AGED 28, WHO HAS HAD SOM BX- perience in letting: Tooms, would like to et charge of & house, or position as housekeeper In a boarding house of privatefamily, Address C. M.S., 148 West Sid st., N. S HOUSEKEEPER.—ANY GENTLE) “age BEsu desiring the services of jntelliges Dlensing young widow lady as housekeeper may address, a pointing a ‘an interview, HOME WANTED, Herald Uptown ranch office. Laundresses, d&c. 95 MINETTA LANE, FIRST FLOOR, FRON ©) room.—A respectable colored woman to do washing at Call or address er own residence; good reference, WELLS, Q]] PRINCE St. SECOND FLOOR—A WOMAN TO GO out by the day; isa first class washer and froner; will do scrubbing or work ina restaurant; is sober and honest; good reference, 55 SUH AY, BASEMENT.—A FIRST CLASS TAUN- 2) dross wishes gentlemen's and family washing; family Washing dono at the rate of 75 cents per dozen. 60 WEST WASHINGION PLACE, REAR HOUSE. Families’ washing, Call on or address Mrs. PALMER, WEST 18TH ST., FIRST FLOOR.—AS FIRST ‘stands fluting and polishing; ci class laundress, or would 0 out by the day; under. 12 WEST 20TH 8T.. PARLOR FLOOR —A RE: spectable colored woman wishes gentlemen's and family washing; 50s. to 75c. per doze t city reteren 130 3 WEST 19TH ST.—A RES to do gentlemen's or ladies’ fine washing: ruffles Gone samo as new; best reference. ‘Mrs. McGOWAN. 4.3, WEST 49TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN to go out by the day to tuke in washing; under- itands all kinds of fluting; best reference. 14.7 NEST SATH st. REAR.—A YOUNG WOMAN, howly married éo'take in washing pad troning, oF to go out by the “.y. city reference. : 154. WEST s:D St—PIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS: OE one who thoroughly understands her business; best city references from some of the best families in the’ city, Can be seen for two days, 165 EAST 2TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG Je) woman as first class laundress; or would cook, wi and iron; no objection to the country; best city reter- ence from last place. 1st AND table widow nmerstands French Ten EAST 58TH ST.—A RESPROTABLE MARRIED woman wisnes i@ t25¢ in washing and ironing at her own house, or would go at by thé day; reference if required, Ring fourth bel bro 2) j EAST 40TH BT.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes gentlemen's or family washing at home, of would go out by the day; terms moderate. Q15 NEST 28TH St. TOP FLOOR (RING FOURTIE be fh German woman would like to get geutle- men’s an ilies’ washing todo at hor own home; plain family penal Call or addross, QT soil 81, BETWEEN 2D AND 9D AVR—Ag ¢ washer and ironer ina private family, Ad 23] BAST, STH, STA RESPECTABLE GIRL TO ko out by the day, week or month as first class washer and froner or to do hotsecleaning; reference, Q37 BAST 42D St. ROOM 19, TOP FLOOR, BA Kr ‘A competent respectable woman solicits wash! do at home, or will go out by the day. 960 oT Moon OROUGH | LAUNDRESS wishes a few families’ washing at her own home; Indies’ and gentlemen's washing neatly done; polishing, pulling and fluting at reasonable terms. SOO BAST 42D SP LADIES AND GENSLEMEN‘ washing and revairing done; gentlemen's over. clothos scoured und repaired, 313 EAST WD St. BETWEEN Avs.,up one pair of stairs.—A respe woman wishes some more washin; fluting and polishing. Call ail the wes « WEST 37TH ST. (RING SEUOND BELL) Arrespectable German woman to take familie: ladies’ and gentlemen’s washing at her own residence from Inst place, children. fluting aud pling done. ag EAST 21ST ST —A FIRST OLASS LAUNDRESS 2A9 toons renpectable young want arewanbermald | LLB pioserin)a goog wo ae Av ruminant: | 39] Bass ater etadnre te Toate moaeer te and waitross in a private family: good city Toterencen Jainily ; good plain cook, washer and lroner; good references. | @erstwids all kinds of fluting and puffing and will do up Call for two ue equal to new, Call or address, 963 WEST, 020, STGA RESPECTABLE GiRr, Est So) ST—A RUSPECTAULE YOUNG = Vekin cca GAUmanes lately landed, as chambermald and nurse; wil 12: pe SAD Veet rete tee Winer Cb ate ts : general housewor ‘good cool {shes somo ladies’ and tumitics’ washing by the anke herself generally Sastels Will Go for low “wages sgeshor ana tedbers goons aity relerenes Address. «| Sbermonerer as Mating, ebirte and collars a3 Dien. BAST 20TH ST.—FIRST CLASS maid and laundress ; first class city ref HAMBER- ence, 12 WEST 24TH ST., ROOM 20. ae RESPECTABLE girl todo general housework in a private boarding house; is a good cook, washer and ironer; good r 307 WEST 38TH ST.—A_ RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl as chininbermaid and waitress in a private fam- ily; good city reference, 308 WEST, 22D STA COMPETENT. CHAMBER. ranld or patlor maid: would assist with waiting oF washing; several saars’ ¢lty reference, Address M 81 EAST 57TH 8T.—A_ PROTESTANT GIRL, 21 Zears old, from the North of Ireland, only a few months in the country, as chambermaid and waitross in a Protestant family. 183 WEST 28TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO GEN- eral housework in a small family; is a good plain cook, washer and irone ity or country; good city refer- ence, 153 WEST 20TH, STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN OO todo general housework in a boarding house: last employers can be seen. F201 NEST 29TH, STA RESPECTABLE GIRL 70 enoral housework or as cook, washer and ironer Sotaal private family; best city reference. care of silver bt Hid ST.—-A YOUNG WOMAN 31 f, WOH AN AS COM- poets WEST 26Tff 8T., SAIN BEY 8TH AND 9f! ‘itress in a private fam- 831 avs., fourth tel oung woman to do chamb a nd getting up salads; = 0 . work in a priv { willing and obliging; good washer End tremors pood bal reference from last employer + itrequireds country preferred, ‘Gall for two days. 33 potent chamb private fami good city r ‘A YOUNG WOMAN AS COM ald andl todo fine washing in a seametross; willing and obliging; 35 WEST 12TH ST.—A bape wht vag! YOUNG North of Ireland woman as good cook, washer and fronér or to do general housework. in «small privete fem eity or country; event city reference. Can be seen for two days at last employer's, QQQ EAs’ 4TH S8T., SECOND FLOOR, BACK room,.—As excellent cook, washer, and irdner; best city reference. 402 EAST 20TH ST., THIRD FLOOR, FRONT room.—A respectable woman as coo froner, or to dogeneral housework; 9 year last place. Call for two days, ‘4 BAST 14TH 8T., ROOM 9.—A RESPECTABLE young woman; is’ a yood piain cook, washer and no objection to 4 boarding froner; an excellent fe house; good city reference, ALT BAST JeTH St. THIRD FLOOR, YRONT—A sana young gitl as good plaln cook, good or to ‘0 small foubily; washer and io housework ood city referen, 3 2D AV.—AN AMERICAN PROTESTANT WOMAN 4 to take charge of the cooking; cannot be org fey couk wil work Yor rousouAble: wages and for The inet ‘will wor! for the imtor- UE ot het employer; elty reference, "= ei RAST 14TH S8f-A RESPEOTABLE GIRL“AS chambermald and to Balst with waiting: no ob- Jection to a boarding house; ‘willing obliging; good city WEST 197TH 8T.—A eee {rouAN (rnoTE fuatly, as pet) plain cook, nk 343 EAST MOTH sta YOUNG GIRL AB bormaid and waitress; willing to assist wi ing; no objection to a boarding house; best c ty refe 34.6 WEST, S77 STA | YOUNG WoMgN AS chambermaid and laundress; good city references from last place, 350 WEST 2187 ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S)—AS IU ‘competent chambermuid and waitress in a privat boarding house, or to do geperal housework for a small fa ily; best referenee, 5) 7TH AV.—AS CHMMBERMAID AND WAIT- reas; would make myself generally useful; wages moderate; good reference. EAST 19TH ST. hye GEORGE'S CHAPEL).—A respectable young girl to do apatairs work in vate family , Pilling ind obifging: no Section to the ons try. West 26TH ST. man as chambe; fine washing; best city refo LT Gites Gservoruatt Soa veticcs cae cliente te va 2 a boarding house ; best clty reference from last place. 4 Pa AY.,, ROOM 15—A PECTABLE girl’ as ceansetean, and waitress; no ob- Joct' gon suore disti fance in the country; good city refer- Shee om ence fom Tast pla . 513, 2D AY.. FANCY STORE.—A YOUNG GIRL AS qyumbetmata ‘wid waitress; good reference. Ad- A oo ant YOUNG Wo- and mistress or would do plies A + 206 2? Av (8 THE, CORSET STORE), CORNER A rl as general house servant in obliging; good city reference. Apri QIO BAST 17TH ST, NEAR SD AVA YOUNG woman to do general housework in @ private family ; good city reference; willing and obliging. 1 EAST 20TH ST,—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl to do housework or assist in a kitchen; no ob jection to. boarding hous Cali for two days. WEST S7rit 87.4, BESPECTABLE GIRL 70 iZk do general housework fu a small private family ; call tor two da; 18? AVA PROTESTANT WOMAN TO DO THE 221 general housework of « small family; good refer- ence. 5 [BAST 28TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO 225 do chamberwork and assist in the washing, or would iy willing a ood reference. do waiting; good elty referen 7TH AV., FIRST FLOOR.—A STRONG, WILL- 226 Tierouns’woman todo general housework; good city references; no objection to country or city. did mannet 40 EAST vite st. ar GEORGE'S CHAPEL) =A ent city reference, respect tng te eprivate| 409 Wet 26TH ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND ToTIt favs.—A respectabic woman would like a few days’ work, or would do coarse washing in her own house; sober and honest; her husband fs éut o! pores: well ‘recom. mended. add rs. PAGA. ROOM 9A RESPECTABLE to do ladies’ and gentlemen's w: ing at her own residence; fluting done in all ite brane! best city reference. ALT NEST AS" St. FIRST, FLOOR, BACK ROOM A respectable woman desires to Hake iy washin ironing at - en, Indies a 419 ¥ INST FLOOR, BACK —A RE tpecratlo 0 do washing at her own house oF to go out by the day; good reference. 425 EAST 17TH ST.—A_ RESPECTABLE GIRL AS. understands her business; three years employer. Call in the store, A 34 ROOM 7.—A RESPECTABLE, 4 woman wishes & fe washing, oF wonld go out by the day’; elty references, w families and gentlemen's B59 80, AY ENTRANCE ON sap St). THIRD JJ toor.—A rexpectable widow woman wishes a fow ood families’ washing. or would go out by the day; best ref. erence if required. 864. 22, AV cA gRBSPECTARLE | PROTESTANT ‘4 girl as laundress; understands fluting, also plain cooking. Nurses, &e. . EAST i. 8T., TOP FLOOR, FRONT.—A RB- 3 EAST 45TH ST., FIRST FLOOR.—AN AMERI- 2 238 ae girl for general housework; can cook, wash and iron a good re! forence, ST 28TH ST. IN THE REARA YOUNG Pox lately landed, to do general housework; is willing and obliging, WEST 47TH 8T.—A RESPECTARLE YOUNG 242 Nitow general honsework in & suvall family; objection to the country ; elty Fe 245, WEST 27TH ST.~TO DO GENERAL HOUSE. ‘work ; is @ good plain’ cook, city or country; good city reference. 248 WEST 41ST STA YOUNG GIRL TO D 7TH AV.—A RESPEOTABLE YOUNG rom | 3 general housework or chamberwgrk; best city Re 0 days, ZAD Wike general housewors tu womuall private te food city reference. note DO BOG tnvsdsurkte Socivate fam it i first family. Pet alt all th Sepia selbtesse fo brand 4.4. SUFFOLK st. TOP FLOOR, IN THE REAR—A German woman, with 4 fresh breast of milk, ‘as nurse; can give instraction on'the piano. Cull for three days. 4. CLINTON PLACE, NEAR 6TH AV—A LADY Procure a situation for girl, 15 years ol yory hind to chides obliging. Easel inlaid Paice rie dani Ramat nen on DOO 60 3 bpd io GROUND Rhema bt ad “hy rman pare m idee, Call af Mires is sates ST.—A_ PROTESTANT WOMAN WS teak ave of hiram ton one iS Nn serene GIRL TO GO 107 Samtewutiog’ J a make h reelt generally usefal ; SSnoxceptl LOQ Bie atten pare gtd chambarmata ne eure ‘very, fond of chil objection to ive sory i io willing ve €o pasin sowing; city reference, Gall