The New York Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1876, Page 11

, Side of Twenty-sixth street, 234 feet west of Broadway, » ber of 106th street and Lexington avenue, for "$10,000; MINISTERS’ CONFERENCES. MOVEMENT AGAINST SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLING— PROGRESS OF METHODISM IN MEXICO—OHAR- ACTERISTICS OF PREACHING. In the Methodist Preachers’ meeting yesterday a large clerical force gathered, expecting to listen to Dr. Curry’s review of the doings of the lute General Con- ference. But the Doctor, while claiming the utmost liberty and right to traverse all the acts and proceed- ings of that body, was neither ready nor willing to do so at this time, Rev. U. GQ Goss, of the Temperapce Committee, made @ report on 1 the Sunday liquor question, and proposed for adoption the following resolutions, which succinctly Fecite the opinions expressed in the preambles or re- Pport:— Resolved, That us Methodist preachers of New York city and viciuity, we hereby tender our thauks to the Cou Bulssioners of Holice aud te, thelr, Superintendent ior taolr to enforce the provistous of thy statuves my prohibitions tho sala of intoxicating drinks. upon the Sabbath, and that we pledge them our hearty support and 0-0 eaten in sheir continued efforts to Keep every dratn Shop cloaed during (he Passiug houry of every Sabbat That we also prosené the thanks of 20,090 members of our churches and congregations, junan tmously in their Cae) to support the in their nob a pledged their co-operation In auy. way of the circumstances demand. lved, That we Aiscrotion which the stature to reluse, Ngcnsos espeelully to grove joures, und to revoke the licenses of © Hippodrome und all other licensed persons M3 hegies ‘elantly persist in tiamplivg under vot the ws of the Sta A Kesulved, That we call upon the District Attorney and the Judges of our courts to briny to trial the persons arrested for viobating the Sara daw, thut they may no longer lie under jon of ‘rad in collusion with rumsollers and intorest) the ina rume ‘fesolved, That the undue haste manitested by some of the date sin holdi ‘open court during the passing hours of the alin order 10 release persous arrested tue selling in, toxicating liquors, so that they could return imme‘iiately tc tisir notarions iuons, in wittully using sides. with the ra, 1s w dingrace ty the judicial ermine, a blot on Jaw bre: ad merits the condemnation of every lover on baler ietn w and ordet Re rey ‘That we deprecate the action of the Board of i Recorder Hackett and the various political and qui committees m their concorted aad organized if thy State as and their ympathize: ty be resistod with the sane firmness ead determination which then brought order out of chaos aud settled the principle that liberty and law at onymous terms. solved. That we cal: upon the churches of our city, the various temperance and othor organiautions and the friends 0: Law and order w unite in some concerted and permausnt movement for the purpose of sustaining aad giving vitality to the laws of she Suto in reepcet tu the observance of tho “this report, owing to the press of business and its likelihood to provoke debate, was laid aside until next week, and tho commitwe was thanked for its energy and assiduity. Dr, Butier, Superintendent of METHODIST MISSIONS IN MEXICO, who has come on here on a brief visit in tho interest of bis mission, by request addressed the meeting on that wort, Re has eighteen diflerent religious socte- Hes established, over which are six American und’ sev- entecn native ministers, two of the latter being ex- prieste of the Catholic Church, very cultured men and thoroughly sound in faith. In conncetion with the Wesleyan missions in that country they number 125 ministers, enough, as Dr. Butler said, to form a good tonference. Tho only Spanish Methodist press on the face of the earth is connected with Dr, Butler’s mis- sion and it supplies whatever Spanish Methodist litera- ture 18 disseminated on this continent, North or South, Tho Doctor has two presses, oue of which cun vurn of 900 nnpressions an hour, He has also a bindery attached to his mission, His eldest daughter is acknowledged to be the best Spanish scholar in Mexico, and she makes cll the translations for him, His sou is the superintendent of the book and printing department, and his youngest daughter 13 in charge of an orphan asylum which he bas founded in the city of Mexico; so that all ‘his family are mis- sionaries, One of his sons, & very talented young minister, died not longugo. The Doctor has raised among his converts and iriends in Mexico and some personal frieuds in the United States money enough to pay for these presses, bindery, &c.. except $400. But he Wants now to get Inore money to establish a sterco- typing department in connection with bis primting House, and to publish the standard words of Methodism ‘im the Spanish tongue, His ministers have not a singie theological work in their own Janguage. He wants tor this work about $8,000, and he has received about $1,500 in Baltimore. ‘The Doctor’s remarks deeply affected the brethren, and a resolution indorsing his mission and recommending him and his cause to the churches was adopted. Dr. Naylor, a phiysician and member of the Metho- dist ‘Chureb iv (Calcutta, India, who urrived here a couple of days ugo on a visit to the United States, also addressed the meeting. He comes NOT FOK MONKY, BUT FOR MEN, Ho and some other wealthy men in Calcutta want to gel at least four men to go out there, and they will take good cure of them. Dr. Naylor ts’ Eurasian, among which class the Rey. Wiliam Taylor has bad wonder/ul success during his tour in India, The Rey, J. M. King reported for the committee to conler with other denominations on the propriety of po seige th mags temperance meetiog here at an early date, reported agalust such§mecting. The commitioe, and those with whom they consulted, agreed that they could do more good in this Mae. by vperating directly ‘on the authorities of the law. The committee presented a form of petition which was adopted by the meeting and which is to be signed by the prominent chureh tnem- bers im the several focal churches. 1t sets forth that liquor seliing on Sunday has been the most truitiul source of crime, misery, disorder and pauperism, and that the authorities of State in their enforcement of the Jaw against such salo on the Sabbath will have the hearty co-operation of those who shall sign the pe tition in favor of the enforcement of the law. This form 1 issued in bianks by the New York Sabbaty Com- Mitice, and a number were distributed among the preachers yesterday jor signature in their congrega- Mons, THe BAPTIST MINISTERS met in conferencb in Oliver street church and discussed the characteristics of inodern preaching and what is heeded to make It more efficient as an evangelizing agency. REAL ESTATE, The following foreclosure saics comprised the busi- hess at the Exchange yesterday :— R. V. Harnets sold twelye lots, 300x100.9, on north- west corner of 103d street and avenue A, for $6,000, to the piaint Also a lot, 16881. 7 4gX17.6 3-5x74.35%, on zouth side of Forty-first street, 125 teet east of Second | avenue for $5,000 to the plaintiif, and a lot, 15x98.9, same side of saute street, 30 fect ast of Second avenue, for $6,000 to H.C. Furman. A. J. Bleecker & Sou soid a house, with lot, 25100, on oast side of Sullivay street, 175 feet south of Prince street, for $14,225 to Rose Maclonuld, William Kennelly sold a house, with lot 17x100,1 north side of Kighty-titth street, 67.2 feet west of Lex- ington avenue, 10r $12,900 to D. KR. Kendall, 9K. Stevenson, Jr, sold tothe pinivuil a block of ground bounded by Lexington aud Fourth avenues ana 106th and 107th streets, as lollows :—seven lots, on cor. seven lots, ou corner of 106th street and Fourth ave- nue, for $10,000; seven jots, on corner of Lexington avenue and 107th street, for $7,000, and the remamder of the biock, jeting ot eleven lots, for $153,000, B. Smyth sold house, with lot 265x100, on south ide Bast Kighty-tirst strect, 300 teet west of Second avenue, for $4,000, tothe plaintiff, Biackwell, Kiker & Wiikins sold a three and a haif story light stove front house, with lot 25x98. 9, on sou for $33,500, to William Niles, Lexin 3. H TAth wt... i iams ig ©. TRANSFERS, on AV, Ne @ COTUOF Of Zkh st., 18.085; C. fowiet 10D. K, Mesw: me, 300 ft. ie Kyau corner of ‘or and wite to.) 1 Y mara and wee to John Belzer, Delancey st.. n. s., 25 tt eof Pitt sic, ‘A uoodiett (relatos) to PJ. Solver 105th st... &, 27. Tt woof ath bs Joseph Meeks (referve) to I. Ki msbrhige Road, w. s, irregular MG. WwW. © ‘Bol i fereay to Homaoputhic Mutaal Life lusurance Jompaay 100 fee, of 10th av. ! Short, ‘ioe Te ia. bs av., No, 365 (8 years) ‘- Wane to Thomas H. seeees: teense $8,000 wo Psst Moses and om, io heap yad oe Ot Lith sto. of Let $5,300 ee Company, 0 Tou wie Mortaoen. Ju in E, G1 mid ‘husbands Go's! Atwbols, Deiatieti, iKinge- sh st. @ of Ist ay, ; et Beran. am and bas! i, to H. OB. Ww. % (24th ‘waru) ; S yeurs... Patric to A, Wakoman, s,s, of 1 yen am to Rut vi rs Weare or Burtseti, Poter W. aud vibars Chamberiat i Loxiugton sv. amaberlutn, ¥. & of Lexington av., berwe ct 2 at ni vie to 5,059 1o0 ei Be. Appiey, Cassin, Jaimes aad wits, tM Comnpany, s. w. corner of Mob a 1400 | NEW _YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1876. —TRIPLE | SHEET. BUSINESS TROUBLES. ———ooe Mogsrs, Bogert & Garson, wholesale stationers, of No, 174 Pearl street, bave made assignment to Melvin Kard for the benefit of their creditors, first meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Phillips & Co, was hold yesterday before Register Fitch, of No. 845 Broadway, when Francis M. Bixby wag elected assignee, after debts aggregating $60,000 wore” proven, among which were the following:—M. Sterna & Son, Sls, 969 2; Grieff & Co., $1,717 96; Bernbeimer, Son Wiltiain Heury Smith & Co,, & Co,, $3,725 28; Plat 7 "\, Berntelmer, $2,547 G4; Joseph N. Dig? me $1111 $0; Kiefer & Co., 32.935 ‘ Ssursbury & . $3,788 18; Charles Ber a rr 1.6) J. gos $2,082 22; H. A 000; feak Morris, $4,141 50; & W. Holbrook, he bs 48; E.R. Madge, Sawyer & Co., $1,496 20; Louis Biumgart & Co,, $3,825 14 Fox, Son & Co., 83,000; Leisler & Lammerhoft, 238 24. Howes & Macy are vow paying to their erediiors a dividend of three per cent, which makes the third divi- dend declared by the ussignee, Fifty-seven per eent will have been the total amount paid. Vyse & Co., baukrapts, having applied for a dis- charge, a meoting of their creditors was called for yes- terday, before Register Allen, of No, 162 Broadway, to show cause why they should not be discharged. No opposition was shown and the order will be grented. No opposition was shown to the discharge of Huntoon & Stover, at a meeting of creditors held before Register Allen. The first meetiag of the creditors of August W. Sturges, which was to have becn held yesterday before Register Allen, was adjourned, as the marshal did not file the warruut as required by law. ODD FELLOWS’ HALL ASSOCIATION. The annual mecting of stockholders of Odd Fellows’ Hall Association waz held yesterday at No, 224 Centre street, Mr, Wilson Small, the President, being un the chair, ‘Che thirty-third annual report of the Board of Managers was submitied and contained the sutjoined particulars :— May 1, 1875, balance’on band, . + $1,323 97 April 30, 18:6, cash received fo» rents. Cash from sinking fund. Total......+0+ Total amount of expendivures under’ the heads of housekeeping, interest, repairs aud refurnishing. 12,253 76 Balance in treasury 1,718 68 Total... $13,972 58 The following hamed were olo rs jor the ensuing vear:<Wilson Smutl, Richard M. Daniel, Same uel Booth, RoyalG. Millard, Harvey F. Aubrey, George Smith, Theodore Froment, John M. Doty, Myer Stern, Abraham Lent, William W. L. Voorhis, Josoph Ash. BURGLARY IN JOHN STREET. John Sullivan, aged nineteon, who said he was a sailor, residing at No. 111 Morgan street, Jersey City, ‘was arraigned before Justice Wandell at the Tombs yesterday on acharge of burglary. It_ appeared that on Sunday night, about eleven o'clock, Douts Mullane, aprivate watchman, saw Sullivan an another young man come out of the tanlight of tue cigar store of Mux Cook, Nog, 4 and 6 John street, with 1,900 cigars, Valued at $231. He attempted tO capture them, but Sullivan’s companion threw one of the boxes of cigars athim, which struck him in the fuce and knocked him down.’ On regaining his fect he gave chase and sue- ceeded in capturing Sullivan. Judge Wandell hela Sullivan for triatin default of $1,000, STATIONARY STORES, CHOP” HOUSES, RES- A taurants, Liquor Storct, Meat Markets, Hat and Cap Btores. MALONE, 5 Doy st. No connection with any A “BAKERY.—GREAT BARGAIN; CAN BE MADE TO dh run fifty barrels a week, MALONH'S relluble agency, 5 Dey st. QUANTITY OF BUTCHER'S FIXTURES AND fy Too Mouse. enitable for ‘a bateher or laxer beer forsale, Apply at 8 Baxter st, - \N ELEGANT CORNER LIQUOR STORE, DOING fine business, for choap for cash. Yelock. ARLES A AND HOTEL FOR rey. Bow olin MITCHKLL, Store Broker. 7 Ce DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT AN Ovni Joon for sale ut a low price; now doing goad MITCHELL, 77 , SPLENDID CAFE AND OHOP HOUSE FOR egant place in Amer- sale; great bargains; the most MIT LL, 77 Cedar sty CIGAR STORE, BROADWA Corner Ligaor Stores, Prov: Baker. ea. MP Storox, Mont Markets, MITCH a ‘77 Cedar at. RARE OPPORTUNITY 10 MAKE 4 GOOD. Liv ing.—For sale, down town, Bar and Luneh Room: prominent corner, day business; ps $50); rent $50 a month. Address ONES, t box 172 an oftice, ASTLEAYE BEST RESTAURA « ineity, for $450. CANPH, FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT AND~ BARROOM— deat location down town : Saar ssi Cooks, ] WEST? 34TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG a og us cook in & private ‘umily: bent ay neg Call present employer's, aiterfi0 o'clock, who is breaking ” housekoepiny. C00. dees TOP FLOOR. —AS FIRST © pet ci talocence rem inat place, ©bs F sears; no objection to washing and ooo J ST, MARKS PLACE (Shit STy—A YOUNG W man as first class cook; will assist with the washing; city of country; clty referauce, Vi 20) fly; good etty rotorenee, 90) SPRING ST—YOUNG WOMAN TO GO IN TUR =U ‘country as couk, washer and iraner, or to do general house wor elty rolere A yOne La cups, Je los, fee ap ) East Gp 8 Nv. — young girl as chambermaid and waitress or would porself genvratly useful; cay or take of clildren and make country. Oli AV. NEAR 22D SPL—A CANADIAN GIRL to cook, Wash aud iron: makes bread, bisenit, &e. obliges wants a steady place; city oF country 22 Kast soril “STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS WEs? toil willing to assist in the washing and ironing; 31 i good plain cook; will ax "ABLE WOMAN AS in washing; no objection ; ood dcity ret ences, ood Fr 370 HUDSON. & OF first class boarding house or hotel; unde English and French cooking in all its branches; willing to 2 ebarge £00 Seecia‘ct to city oF country 32. WEST 45TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 2. woman as good cook aud to do the conree washing oF would do the cook) washing and ironing of « small family; kood references. Can be sven at present employer's. LEXINGTON AV.—AS GOOD PLAIN COOK AND tovnesiat with the washing ina private family; four s' city reference, Call or ndUress for two day WEST 19TH N ENGLISH WOMAN WHO understands cooking business in ali its branches in & } oF restaurant. WEST 15Til ST.—AN PIRST ©: SASS c oi GOOD clly reverence ; uo object 36 POP FLOOR, PRONT.—A youn. gitl wo evok. wash aud iron or would do xen- k; eity reference. 404 £31: 600 wi family ¢ best city referent PEOTABLE™ YOUNG jroner in @ private trom last place. 427% WEST 16TH ST., TUIRD FLOOR.—A RESP is able girl as coos, washer and ironer; three year Feloreuee trou last place: 436 4D AV.—A PROTESTANT WONAN AS FIRST 2 class cook; is ® good baker; no objection to the country. od referene 50 WATT 3T.—As I COOK, AND iruper; good taforeeget woule ae a thart Uistomes to the country, 52 Raat IST ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYE:! Youug woman as cook, washer and ironor, — Call tor WO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, one to cvak, wash and iron; the dunt) as chanibermaid aud wait- ti wat city reference. EAST 4i8T 8, to go to the gountr) 64 othor (an Engti 65 IRVING PLA stl si.—LrwoO_ IN- +) tellizent young womon; ono us first class cook, the other as chambermaid and waitress, either in hotel or rou ‘uso; country pretorrod; Cun be seen at present employe RESPECTABLE WELSH ‘as good cook; can make oxeellont bread; un- derstand care of mi.k und butter; yood refer 95 GLINTON PLACE —A OCOMPETEN cook in w restaurant, hotel or boarding Lou ae reference, 10 WEST writ te. frat ‘clase cook; entirely cosy broud, cake aud desserts: would assist wit required; best city reverence. 109° t 41st Sf. SECOND FLOOR—A_ RE- spoctable irl as competent cook and good pastry and brord baker, and to assist with the washing; best city ference. 1093 WEST 15TH AT, SECOND FLOOR, VRONT.— 2 A respectablo giri'as cook and to assist in washing aud ironing; understands it thoroughly ; good eity reference from last employer. ne 9TH AY, BETWEEN 17TH AND 18TH STS.—A respectable English woman, lately landed, a8 t WOMAN AS + best the washing if 438 Wks 2 (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S) —A eohand oUty Woman as excellent plain cook; 18 « goo: Dread and biscuit maker; willing to avist with wastung; bast city reference, ‘A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS rivate family; understands all baker; will do the coarse wash- OTH AY. ous as plain cook, washer and iro vid and waitress: willing and obliging; eity or clty references 488 ® . YOUNG GIRL AS no objection to wi rence, r Ghembechaies and waitre: ing and ironing, if req’ TIM AV.—A COMP. AND CAREFUL Scotch woinan ax xood covk in # private family or boarding house; would xo to Long Branch ; city roterence, 49 ) Tilt AV.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN INA ick Cansiy SA neee class cook eacpinesets aft io branches and is a good broad und roll maker: wood city NERY.— A first class rman cook, cay able of managing household, in a private family. > ik T 17TH ST.—A i KCTABLE GIRL eal washer and ironer; eity or country. 545 RES! 1A Git AS COOK, 9) itiee ant inuer in koa private family; good elty reference. 54 7TH AV.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOKEN. us cook fn a private family: no objection to a with ee sity roturence from hor last employe OR WOULD Ke of stud amily elty or conutry. AS in « small private ae Cuil on or address F. ABLE GIRL AS. —A il 115: 4; no ouestion Yo cantar in ‘washing and ironing; dowt city referonce, aut ‘f oT 4TH 118 -) FTit or i, respectable Protestant girl as firs private family or a private boarding house; city or country ; uudorstunds all kinds of re good city’ rofere pastry or yenoral coox in w hotel or lary will go In the country ; referenc 3D AV., SECOND FLOOR—A YOUNG Wo- ‘wan ux plain cook or to do general housework : ction to the country; beat ity reference, —A RES! washer and irone: no objection to the country; good reference: “WEST 17TH Si % private fumily; a city references. 12 *) WEST 19Tit S7.—AB GOOD O00: aa Aasiet ja washing; country preferre eure of m 5) L 22 spectable goane Woman as cook and laundross; also « chambermn’ waitress, both wishing to live to- gothor; first class city reference. 126 Wkst 19TH ST, xperienced woman RST C Pohiection to the ‘country; beat SaCOND FLOOR.—AN ee Class ook; under- WEST 19TH ST, REAR—A RESPECTABLE woman us first class cook; would assist with course city reference. 129 Washing; city or counte; 12 99.) WEST 42D todo coarse washin Gan be se RES: ABLE YO! washing ang iroulng ina use ; best city reference, ¢ iy 29 ¥. Wires to iby ool Drivato family or boarding 13 WEST 28Tit STAN INTELLIGENT WOMAN as first class cook ; understunds cooking thoroughly; ‘no objections to # summer house ; best reference. 132 ) WEST 19TH —A8 GOOD Ji cook, washer unit ironér; an excellont baker; city of country , good reterence, 3 WEST 28TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE xocxa woman as good cook and excetient baker; wilt assist with the washing aud ironing; city or country; good refer- on Li & IN THE STORE. —AS COOK, who thorougbly understands her business: has un- eaceptionadle city reference. BB “EAST Lor sT.—TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG girls; one as cook, washer and jroner; the other chambermaid and waitress; country or city ; good references As good and laundress. WEST 19TH 8T., (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S) peaed Willcox & . EK OU Bh inger’s, Wheclor & Winns Gibbs’, Domest rn and other Sewing Machines, from $10 to $39 each for cash; every machine guarantee: vd for one year; pleuso call «nd examine before purchasing else- where. The Sewiny ina onan ie ae Bond st., m Bowery, THEO! Manager 1GAR STORE AN 0 z ‘OUNTAIN, DOING GOOD Dusiness, must be sold; rare chance, No. 4 West 4th at, ND; verythinc first ciwss; nd 3 spl isc opportunity. pave STORE IN BROOKLYN AY A GREAT SACRI- owner has other business: long established; ex- geueut peer Audress box 205 Herald office, ESTABLISHED NI mea AN 1 Fe wea of habeas 300 4 tion C. Will soll tbe scoek 18 per cout delow reason for selling, I have other Iness to attend to, nt evens pric bu , HUGH HUGHES, 13 Broudway, Y ok ate MAN OF SMALL CAPITAL, A veoftable Husinass in the city of, aterm and Elise beth, N. J. Address WM. Hast Broad st., Newark, Ok SALE—THE EXCELSION LAUNDRY; 55 6 av, well stocked with work and doing a good. cash busi- immediate possession given. Apply on preiises. OR SALE AT A BARGAIN—A WELL ESTABLISH} :D Jewelry Store tn the city of New Haven ‘fod machinery will jowuee, about $1,500; w ih repairing i more than pay expenses; the owner givin the sume ae imountot A hodihe Address PHILLY GUODHALY, No. 16 Hoadley Baiting, New Haven, Conn. T FIT Confectionery; best locacton, in doing good bustuces, ‘Address MONA- [MOR SALE, ATA GREAT SACKIFICE LEASE, Fixtures and Good Will of an old established Fish and Provision Store, with three Smoke Hoflsce attach: business Iveation down town; rent low, Apply on preminos, 2 Chambers st. it SALH—THE IMPiLOV Sowinug Muchines fully, warrante ybOUy price, with attachments, $26 to $40; termn easy; great in: ducements w axents and the trade, Salestuom, 49% 8th byster Tapase ia Unt it: wag | Dwelling: fret class pisces Vea routest Apply ty GEORGE KIN ry rent; line the worl, louse bar, Broad. SALE —G8 CORNER LiQuon s B $250, 8400, B50), $1,000 to PoRsse grocery store: Gonfeetioneries, Me wanted, G FF. SALE-A_ Piney ENER LIQUOR. PREV 287k, Homers. from present employer. 149 {9 WEST 48TH ST. East # —AS8 060K IN A SMALL furnllys an exeolloat bakers « good home peetnted to high wages; elty reference. 154 WEST 28Tl ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG OE woman as good English cvok; an excellent pusiry cook, baker; would do coarse washing} best city reiereuce. Cull for two days, 15 WEST 27TH ST, SECOND FLOOR, BACK O { room.—A Protestant woman ns cook, washer and iroaer; dost city reterouces; elty or country, 15 WENT 51ST ST.—A RESPE TABLE GIRL AS 2 good pluin cook; good washer and ironer; good city reference, 16 WEsT 22D 8T., TOP FLOOR.—A RESPECTABLE young Woman is frst elas cook; understands: all kiads of baking: will be found reliable; has long and satis- fuctory city reavrence, panics 173° MULBERRY BETWEEN BROOME AND Grand sts.—As plata cook, in the country or a shors distance in the country. 20 EAST 461 ST.—AS COUK, W. froner, cbambermnid and wali competent woran aud her viece, aged 20 three yeurs In last place, 205 8TH AV., FRONT HOUSK—A COLORED woman as cook in the city, 206 - WEST 27711 SP.—A SCOTCH PROTESTANT AS first class cook ; will assist with washing; good r er 206 WKS? SOTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG worsen as cook, assist with washing and qtroning: de experien willing and obliging. Address A. 19506 Ww OTABLE GIRL 4 au good platy cook! wastior aba troates good city Feterence trom last plac 25 EAST 20Tu ROOM 3A RESPECTABLE woman as cook, washer and froner; ts & good bread | @d biscuit makors good eity retere: 215 EASt 20TH Sf. ROOM %—A RESPEC woman as cook; thoroughly understauds her busi- hess in ail ite branches; « good bread and biseuit maker; no objection to the country, Newport ot elsewhere, joud city SHER AND by a steady, ‘elty oF country; BLE of ROTESTANT Wosta tin a small family; city 215 or country; Fs HAST 29TH as cook. washer a 919° BAST vist “A RESPECTABLE WON. 219 setooic and to asstat with the wast Ghee trom last place. 293 EAST S77 Hi ST.—TWO SLB" RS; or separately, cook, Washer and ironer, U other 4s chambermaid' and waitress; city or country; city relerence, Q93 East HOUSTON ST., REAR BUILDING. —A S59) respectable German woman as cook und to aisist inthe washing 22. KAST 45Ti ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS good cook, washer and ironor iu # sual privasc ¢ % Vusiness part Eighth ward; six pull Pump. Apply to ¥.GAF USES, HOLLKES AND PIPE POR SALE FLOKIpT, box 165 Herald office. APARBLE SODA Wate ,AND HOOT BEER APPA , ull styler Fate THT FIRED & SON, 262 Wator STORE nee SALE—THE OMIGINAL HOMK MADE Voffee, Cake and Dining Reom No. 265 West st. NEA AND WINE BUSINESS.—AN UNUSUAL OPron- e INTON PLAOK BAR BROADWAY.—BAR, og Koxtanrant aud furnished ooms; three years’ lease; Food barguin; cash. OILER™ FOR economical pon ie pe TURULAR; Very ‘ual Nn Wee, wt LESLIE BOILAK ‘enasylvania Railroad, Jersey Liss & WILLIAMS, MANUFACTURERS OF Presses, Dies and special Machinery, 187 to 173 Plyw- Outls st, Brooklyn, inailys good city releren 5 OD HAST sore sr—a AIN COOK, WA\ aE and ironer, oF to do general housework; reierence. 22 7TH AV wnd irowe city A YOUNG GIRL AS COOK, WASIIER moderate wages: country’ preterre CLASS PECTAULE YOUNG ror to do ¢ neral ity reference, girl as cool, housework in w sual! Bs" Wo YOU Gtk as cook, the other ay chatabermald and wakidecss nowbjection t id welt 940) EAST 4181 STA RES BL a4 tant woul as good plain cook and bread bake Willing to asviat in washing ; best city reterence. 241 Wa aH ai KES ‘ABLE WOMAN AS rat class €00l d Laundress; good city referonce, Das BAST isTH sf. RESENT EMPLOYEK'S).—A respectable itl ae cook and to, wwsist with Presson: sey, + eonaniy¢ best of references, Call between ALE AT A BARGAIN,—0X12 North William st., third floor M* IN HIGY FOR OW | BALE. TENGINE. fina ‘ting, Pulleys, Lath ‘toot W NTED—A WAND Li’ ritog RAviTTC Pites BOILER, Drills, Steam Hammer of w achine sh ‘ake, No. 1 or 2) at se Address, wi particulars, Ineladin price, B., box sie Post otfies, _ DENTISTRY, HAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL TEETH, 8; SINGLE. $i warranted; silver Silings, Kaw! York Deatal itooms, dud Uth uy, near 18th vt, Established 1891, ee RESTAURANTS, VE ONLY ADTHORIZED AMERICAN “REATAU- rant on the Centennial Grounds isin front of Agricul tural Hall, __ MEDICAL. ERNST EL MIOWIEE SINCE ier “NOT 3 1 East S2dst., heat Seb av, Advice f AND MME. G TINDER, lag WEsT ‘ari ree confidential consultation on all female complaints. =i, AND Ree Ey ea CON- i female complaints. 47 West 1th st, i. anetaROOK, WES’ EO Ae BROAD- way), —Fomate complaints ‘& specialty. 0 gute, NO pay. 5 arc ee ans ‘ f- iT wT St—aA RESPECTABLE WOMA 945 us good plain cook, washer and ironer; good rete thee. f sah, WEST 85TH ST.—A COMPETENT WOMAN; understands soups, meats, pastry ; » good bake hing ; city oF eountry; good refer- OTT & TWEEN re estaba young wom: er; is s good baker; reference, 293 RESPECTABLE WOMAN as A cook, washer and ironer; good city reference; city or country. 30 OTH AV.—A h SESE SOTA BLE YOUNG WOMAN ‘na frst class ction to exsist with tLe Washing and ironing! vest eity Feleronce. EAST 86TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL aS 30- fret class cook, private family; Vest elty ref 315 Bf jf and troner in » smail EAST ant 8T.—AN AMERICAN GIRL AS cook, washer and ironer; good retvrences. Call ior two days. BLT RAST OTH st. BETWREN 18f AXD 2D AVS A respectable youn private family as evo wasier aud troner; ts ad and biocute baker: wit be lowed willing and ponies i — competent; over one reference trom iast 317 & WEST 20th #7 —A aaOraeriay WOMAN a8 asher and ironer or to de general house’ : Sty or cconiey. BLO EAs 27H st4 PRoTHETANT WumAN as so0K; eaanot be excelled in French and all ew yles of evoking: ty a perieet se piety Sacer ans nad ad charge or year cuit make 1. 147 Ist AV, (RING THIRD BELL).—A RE spectanle youus gigh ax couk, washer and iruner, or would do general hou Call for two days. Chambermuids. d& WEST 86TH S.A GIRL as CHAMBER MAID J AxD to assist in washing; n@objcetion to children; roference from lust pine MAN AN CHAMBER- ty reference GE NGTON AV. (PRESENT EMPLOYER) —A indy wishes asituation for ® young girl as chamber- maid and soumstross; understands dressmaking und Wheel- ‘smachine or would take care of children, A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO Mt assist in washing and trouing. oF tin the caro of childron; country wontd ia willing to ms preferred. Apply at her present e Basics HST. (PR ENP LOVERS) <A san nd churubetmald aud waitress; no-ob- mtry. I ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN aS CHlAM- 1: bast eliy referonc VANDAM ST., BETWHEN VARICK AND MAG- dousal sts. ctrl as chambormaid and to assist with washing; would taXe care of children; good city reference trom last place. WEST Se berm Si.—A LADY WISHES TO PRO- ition for a girl 4s competeut chambermaid resent employer's. (STABLE OF FICK STRONG pew German girl, 17 y chamber- maid or to do xeneral | housework. wire of her futher, Sri AND ofl 36 | "S avs.—A young git hote! or boarding hous ness; no objection to 40 WEST 13TH ENGLISH GIRL al fine cass chambermuid and waitress or to do chamberwork and washin) ity reference, chambermaid in a understan her bust- _SPeu, ATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. — West Chambermaids. ll 2TH St. LOOM L—A RESPECTABLE young girl uy chawbermaid and waitress; would am sist with wasliiug and irouing; city referonce. WT 40TH sT.—. PECTABLE GIRL 4 chimberwaid and waitress: one year's city refer- ence from lust place; wo objection to the country “SD AVA YOUNG GIRL TO DO U wank, KAS? Jord ‘ay chambermnid Cull oF address, WES? S7ril ST. TaTits 421 498 children, -A GIRL, LATELY LANDED. Waitress, or would take care of 429 3 “WEST 33D ST.—A R SPECTABLE YOUNG woman as chambormaid und waitress: would do fins washing wn oe erent hear ng; bo objection to the country; best 4 pia ir 438 watz chunbermaid il waltrene: 462 WEST 34D : Er = chambermaid; ‘a fire aT years’ city reference froin lust Rue ST., BETWEEN toll AND 1TH A young woman as chamberiuaid and wait- or would do general Lousowork in a small faunily ; satin fuctory a d04 fh Kngit ish and 8) or would mind children. wusr 501 506 iu ST., FIRST FLOOK.—A YOUNG ble irl ium 6 02 WEsT # 4 woman as chambérmaid und waitress: Re objec tion to a private boarding hous; is willing aud obliging; ctty reterence. T.—\ YOUNG GIRL. SPEAKDD anish, as chamberimaid and waitress VY FLOOR —\ RBSPECTA- ainbermaid, 649 % Wt ST. AR LB GIRL TO do upstairs work and fine washing and ironing; be city reference frou Just plu YERSON TO DO PROTABLE ny care of childrea; 10 enco from last place. rz) + OIKLS: ONE AS chambetaiald. and, waileses the bubee an cooks 599 nnd ironer; clty or country; best city reference frou thelr Just place, 716 oT (present employer's) lwandress; understands her 754 Cull or addr; 1. ae dp themborvork and weltto th country ; good referonee. 1. 4 05 ‘BROADWAY, upectable girl two y ] rae 18 AY 14) “1STit ats., over grocery store.—A young American girl to do upstairs work; willing and oblixiug; good reference, Call for two days, Dressmakers and Seamstresses. 3 WKS? 51ST ST.-AS SEAMSTRESS OR CHAMBER- © inald and seanistfoss; good vity reference; elty vr SOPH AND SeTil STs, A girl us chumbermaid and hoas thoroughly; exeelient country. SU—AN ENGLISH PROTESTANT AS Sd). eat Glass sonsasirons aud dressmaker; good operator; dty reference trom 16 EASY 37TH S1.—A COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN ) as souinsiress in'a gontioman’s family; can eut and fit ladies’ and chitdron's dressoa; is willing ‘to assist with other work, ifrequired; can furnish own machine; city ref- 5 LOOR.—AN AMERT Soumstress, or would take caro of webild and do light chambarwork;" eeuntey protoered; good roferonces, Cuil for two days, ENT DRESSMAKER ute and fits woll; ta wily sewing; would xrown children; no objection fo the country; renee. Call tor two days. “WES diST STA YOUNG WOMAN AS seamstress and uurse to growing children; 10 10 yeurs’ ea) rE 115 i pain and family rowing. ing on Wheeler and Wilson's machine; will go out’ by the day or take worl home. all on or addross SEAMSTRESS. ST., CORNER 7Til A ie » SECOND WOMAN 48 seAmsiruss; Would MBsiot “ With “chamborwor ling and oblixing; best city refer- ence. 206 SD AV., CORNER 18TH IN THE CORSET ature. —A respeotable woman is seamatress aud to mind growing ciuldren, or as waitress; no objection 10 the country ; Hing and obligin EAST SSTH S1.—EXP! mukor, good operator, in tomy Gul Woduosda; DRLS3. y or country- COMPETENT WOMAN AS apable of taking charge of mended. HAR.—BY THE DAY OR Altering, trimming, operat. wing. Address, all the week, ST. narse and seamstros au infant from birth; well reco! ORT West 220 Si 267 week cating, Avtlug ing, YO holes, family se cat fl WANTED—VEMALES. Housework, Ke. SPA STEADY, CARBFUL PER 4o the work of w lady aud gentleman: __ SITUATIONS General 9AY EAsT fest wity relerenc 266 } 269 Butter; evuutry preferred, 978 DELANCEY S1.— A iti sto housework aud take family ; good city referon ‘ » BE 288 estate Work ; ty will-mg and 0 2OL setts i 301 319 Wks? ZIST Si.—A GOLOLLD GIRL To DO OL4 general housework tn a smal tunily ve to mind children; bet reference. 316 = Gort 8 do light hi city referen * QU 5 PASE 28) S.—A RES “OTAT 825 rk tor a small p od wher and Lo. cinp oyer. Call for two vi ys , fOP PLOOK~A YOUNG GIRL sework wud take care of ebildren, 397 i 4a7ril si, Pik BLOOR—A YOUNG € ditttodo ,enerat bousework in private family; je 4 good washer and ironer OY Vari STA GIRL TO DO @ Cae) Losers cok plain cook; city or country; wood referc TABLE GiRt TODO ki xeneral housework; no vijection to the country Gat lor two days, 7 a 336 Wise 29 » girl in a sual fai fer two days, 338 sn girl city reference. 338 Q WEst rit KESPEOTAULAE YOUNG xirl to do general housework: 8 & good plain cook, Washer and irover, aud is willig 10 muke hersell useful aa particular, re TH ST. Ie 39. Fi to do general Qype) tll AVA G 362 asework | Jnundress: city arcount © mR West writ st 375 young wo.nan, late Guiek to Work and obligi 40; r private family 408 EASY Tis! ST... BASHMENT—A YOUNG girl to do general housework. T—\ YOUNG GIRL tO DO 411 & kood refer 412 WES? woman to do g “WES? ¥oTH § Sle git) th assist wit! rane ta uily; be: 41k IBTH 8’ © woman, with fou or week; can tuke a girl's and iva splendid, washoe gud iro presout employer. 41. WEST i071 ST.—A YOUNG ¢ OD oraih usework in @ plain family 415 Wenee eral Wousowork ot couk, washer and irouer; LOOT. 5 any part of the bo itY references, Cail oF uu A RESP EKOTABLE pale, wishes work by. In tho kilehon it useded best reference frow KL TO DO GE. aod referenee, 10 DO housework ¢ FLIGHT UP, FRONT. at hot york, ‘OUNG WOMA? DO rei idatar ene eth would de washing 4 we 43 good rot 44.6 % 1 19TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO y) lune hentsare 45 45 dron, ind take care of childron, “WEST 191i SP.—A GOOD GIRL * eral housework; best city referon: WEST 2811 ST.—A RESPROTABLE YOUNG Kitl as genaral housoworkor oF to take care of chile TO DO GEN. St ror YOUNG asint i id obliseinng. D ST, Di AND 10h luvs, ~A reapectal ant general housowork; © kod washer aud irone: 4.9] WEST S7P Ul ST. ( ER’S).—A respectable girl to do fencral housework in 4 ¢mall private family; bast city reterouee, 2sCH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO 1 housework, country or city, or to go out by Y Blt WES? 38TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO v. do general housework; best city reference, AV. Bits SUE GTO: (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S).— e us competont soanistress, or would take care of ebildren or do chamberwork, 3137 YOUNG WOMAN AS SEAMSTRESS; would do chamberwork or take care of growa child i a ch reterence, “ BAST 39TH ST.—A VERY Comrigrex DRESS 319 : Qe 4985 PECTABLE GIRL, LATELY Janded, hermald and waitress and to assist with the p washing and ironing. 4. WEST 1TH ST.—BY TWO. YOUNG GIRLS AB first class chumbermaids; country: Long Branch preferred; eity reference from lust employer's. 47 OTH ANA, YOUNG GleG As” FIRST OLAS chamberinaid orchaunberutaid and seamstress; first class elty relerence. Ul: KING'S TOAN GIRL AS CHAMBER. I for two days, maker to work by the + day; best referen a Ww RESSMAKER hy the ay sv perfect cutter, fitter and uperutor. Ad- dress DREOSMAK WES? 63D ST.—A COMPETENT Dithes- maker Wishes afew more engagements by t 38: 421 “WEST 22D BT. (EMPLOYEWS RESIDE As maid and seainstress, of take care of growing Jest situation children; reference fro: 9 76 OTH AV., IN STORE.—A COMPRIENT SRAM- stress wnd operator on ladies’ and children's cloth- ing winhes to be ougayed. A RESPECTABLE GIRL AB waitress; willing to go in the reference. BAST GIST 87. eh aeiberinetd DRESSMAKEK WISHES A FEW MORE ENGAGE: ments by the day or week, Address 8, A., Herald Up- town Bran tice. maid an as f.—A RENPEOTABLE YOUNG girl as chambormaid and waitross ina small prive aye family; Dest city reference from last place, 142 & Nf 83D ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO CHAM berwork and waiting: or sewing; wo objection - the country ;four yours’ roference, FIRST GLASS DRESSMAKER, BY THE DAY OR has experience in the leading o ome AddrOss M-, box List ierald See Branch V TANTED—BY A WIDOW, A SITUATION AB SEAN- Sires, by the week: or waanthy Bas bor own sowing machine, Addr, ss Mrs. ANDERSON, Herald offic Genera! Housework. &c. ©) MHSPECTARLE YOUNG GIRLS, LATELY LANDED, willing and eolixing, woud do onthe work of & a MPL i tearing Woe alte wishes. for Gade Hare Be ae 10 do chumberwork and sowing T EMPLOYER class cna waitress; bighly re- . “ 153 “ execliont ¢! ue THIRD FLOOR, chawbermuid’ and waitress in a somstaat 50; will 1ake herself usetul, 172 y LEXINGTON A} 1 A respectable rig PH aT ER'S). girl as chambormmid and wal the washing und troning or on or addr lor two days. ress; ig willing to assist wr totcko care of children, "0 TTC Ee) house, Cail at 553 West Both wt ‘ Amerienn girl as chat DELANOE 3 (UNG 3D HELL)—BY A GER. mee, Cull on or addre man girl for general housework in w small family; me good refi A GULORED WOMAN AS 90 What 18fil $f, KEAR—A YOUNG WOMAN TO do hoasework ; soud his no home; wages no_ubject ; city und pores roferen ANNIE MOOR, / WIDOW 10 DO 8T., BETWLEN STH AND Orit 4 wotnan to do general housework ; is & good plain cook, washer wud irooer; Souuary prete ont relorene Roe ae! 35 MARION 8. BAR SPRING —A RESPECTABLE OO “womnn to do goueral housework; good wasler and irougr; vight youre’ rererouce. 2 = BAST arnt “(ING DENTIST'S 69 wit. youny girl to do general BELL housework ins private family, Cau be found at ure Geisbuset's, 902 WEST 457TH ST. (PRESENT EME ad A rospectable Cave of children or go to U in a good ly pogmantens. Call Tuesday and Wednesday trom 11 A. M. to 206 WEST 20TH § GIRL AS CHAM ae and Inundress in a private family, YOUNG WOMAN As aii and Inundress; ne objec: 4 city reterence, sta i al waitress, or would do general mall tatailys woe atrald eo work gt elty tion s0 the counter: 908 % Bas fcusework ia TALLE WOMAN referenews. 21 EAST 41 Sf, Flite? FLOOR—A GERMAN girl, with good’ references. as chambermaid and waltreas. A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS i waitress; is a youd seamstress to tako euro of children; city rete ESPHOTABLE YOUNG to do plain jection to washing aad ironing; best city rete SP OTT ST—A RESPROTABLE GIRL AS ermaid and waitress, do will aseist in or as Inandre fs walling. 1) HAST ri sr 3 table itl as ebamberm West 171 Si—A YOUNG Gti, AS GitaM- bermatd aud waitress; goud city ret 95 UNG JL girias chambers ‘or would do. gen eral housework in a sannil | ly reference. 264 STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘hambe: a 26: at AV YOUNG GIL Ay ONAMBEI- 1) mctand toa tus washing aud froung; elty oF eonniry; city reference. Aterican irl 7 MULBERRY YOUNG ENGLISH PRO. DTD: season woman vermaid aid seamstress oF to Assist iu care of oer feference, 9 KAS? 407i SP—A YOUNG DO SUV Gabiverwork and sates with ihe westine and roning; reference. 05 BAS? GOTH 5T.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL £0 2) do chamberwork ‘und fing washing; best city refer Ty yee: Wrst i THIRD PLOOR.—A RESPROT- ble yours country glri ay chwimnvermald and walt- iting vo wecdse iu wal Ng and Loning; a0 objection WEST 4181 ST. HETWEEN BTU AND OTiL avk—A respectable young girl as chambermyid fine washing; best 333 and waitress, or chambermad and du city reference. Cait for two days. OTESTANT GIRL, 19, AS ra ies RIL SS hurse; ean Operate Wheeler & Wiles noachin has her own saaeline ; will- Ing and obligin; 340 KAST arn ata RESPECTABLE YOUNG ge as chumbermaid and waitress, of will yo xs jain sewer: Lest city reference. Cali ior two std po to do chamberwork and mnsist ith go to the country with a smati family, 387 4 2D AV.—A RESPECTABLE YOUSG GIRL AS chambermald’and wait.ess, 40 ) EASY 14rit LTH ST.—A YOUNG WNGLISN GIRL wermaid and waitress vr chambermald und murne : to the couutry lure “summer; boot city to 522 1st AV., BETWEaN SOP AND SST STS A OSH young do xeneral housework ; ne objections to children; gi ik, TO DO city rel telerences. 607 8 AV.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AND daughicr to do general housework in a small fami ty. Tnquire tor two days, 5 1oThl A ROOM TAD jae autetl’ Aver ado, —A YOUNG WOMAN TO rk; Dest refurouces. Vall. ot TAY 30, Avy TRIED FLOOR BACK ROoMa—A @D young girl to do general housework in a private Jaumlly; 48 x goad cuok aid Iaundress; best elty reference, from her last place ; city ur oe TS8() WAstINoTON s SPECTABLE WOMAN fo do general hows Wotie sha respectable fauily; city refer nee. iN oar AND 55TH STS, -A"steady irl to do general houses 10 yours! ‘folerency from last places KCTABLE GIRL TO DO general SGisowurk Koud reference, 96 aD AV., BEIWEE Tit AND SOTH STs. 980 A respectable youn, housework ina fanuily 3 city rot AV., CORNER GOTH ST. sr A YOUNG xirl to do kencrul housework in # small private Dall for two days. 1.095 ‘A PROTESTANT MIDDLE ly Woman to do gonerat housework im js sinall private family} good roferonce 6) SD AY. Si, 10? FLOOR-A V4.1 2: ttrectiuletinsa do geustal: vousenorerbbes “ refore menoncesinsi ln door seca eS 2106 DAV. HARLEM.—A RESPECTABLE ee womun to do general housework or as house- Kesper. jj FAD TUK | a FOR SPEUIAL cameo rELEGRAM va ‘of the PROCEEDINGS Atl INVENTION in the EVENING TELEGRAM EVERY NIGHT, CIRCULATION 120 COPIES D, ADVERTISING RATES 20 CENTS PER Housekeepers. ¢ every di iY. LINE, Jha gral family; fated and ironer; good bread WEST 11TH SE—A KESPECTABLA WO. 40 general housework in & private family; nu objece tion to go m short distance ta the country; best city ana country reference, 90 GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL luce 4 good Washer and truner; two years’ refur- ence from lust place. - rretands ‘work thor" ECTADLE GERMAN GIRL sivall private tamily, Cail or address, Ww “BAST 22D ST, (PRESENT EMPLOYEWS),—A SY good and faithful girl to do gonoral housework in w private funnily a 129 ‘A YO! GIRL TO DO GEN. oral lousowork in w smull private family; eity or country wood reference, ] 3 Wist 32D y man to do hon: jroner, ely or relerenue, 145 WEst -6Tu RESP RCTAB, O todo general housework in a small priv Lon city reference trom iagt place. 16 () ST, . ReaAn— YUUNG tw OV) do general housework in w email family; elty oF country. D St—TWO sists, TO Do Lok 34! Featn private family; best city $e objection to go separul elty or country. = Uall t jays. 153 3 ef ® small heavy: good washor wad ironer; best elty reforcnce. M. 154 EAST 4D S7.—AN AMERICA, genvral housework in Objection to the country: good West 28Til sf. “ROOM 3A Rb RESPRCTA ULE you women as, goueral houseworkor oF would ko house; eapavle and wililuy ; ‘AULE YOUNG Wo- good cuuk, washer and THE 1 titi. TO DO small private lamily; no 153, DAV. —X RESPECTABLE PERSON TO TWO RESP ROTABLE YOUN on to de the work of asmal! private family; no he country ; reference. O15 BASE 2670 STA RESPECTABLE GIL 10 do general housework in ® smail private family ; bent city retorenee; no objection to the country, halt TH St—A YOUNG Glub To Do fe general housework in « small private family; boot olorenes ADL Yous work in ® swell privacc family} 6 ares velerenoe. 231 HAST SAfil SRSA” RaSPROTAMLE YOUNG xirl to do housework in & private (amily, UNG 42D STA” ERP ECT AML Yo woman to do general hu i elty reference. oe Waar TH 8 a rae ait, OTA. RL MC Mo ats a a IT 238 ES 42D “STA WESPRUTABLE GIRL TO goneral housework } ‘oF country; elty refer- ) 4 Q ease Got MT, TOP FLOOR —A_ KuRPEOT. woe Dy pgp dg housework in « small [eiges Hh family, to @ good eum, washer end irener, bot Pe Wa. Ke, 1 18T 8f.—A YOUNG LADY AS HOUSEKEEPER, 8! BOND St. FRONT VARLOK—A YOUNG GANA. diau lady as housekeeper in & widower's family ot means; reference, 15 WEST 19TH ST. © ptished & widower's tamily, 37 FoRsYrit st y SKCOSD FLOOR, FRONT. —a idow I aly, long in the city, as housekeep. F prolorte | the week, 42 ke UNION SQUARE.—A YOUNG LADY a8 HOUSE in a widower's fauily, “Wrst 4m 68 Ream Keepoy in a widower's 8 KAST 10TH ST —NOUSEREEPER, X PERSON of experience, eapablo ol taking the entire charge of ee sand wervante: b G WIDOW LADY o8 dress us housekeeper in ® gentleman's m West « 5 pleasing y Wkst 117 Sf—BY A WIDOW LADY Aa 4b Z housekeeper, Call on or address Mrs. CUARE, 306 Ne T 21ST 8h, IN Ta Ady, aged 22, as housek yak 3D AV—AN AMERIGAN WOMAN AS HOUSE- o Cali or addrens. keeper; widower's family preferred; references, o boas try. ek yt Sf AF (PRESENT EMPDUYEIOW OA ZY sone viet as Geet cines laundress; would do tight chamberwork moonrise P< & PLIGHT, IN THE REAR A competent woman to work by iho day at washing, jronmg of honsgeleauing. 4 GROVE bia ai Res? ECTARLE WOMAN Wants t work by the day, washing and irouing, dt SUSAN SWARTZ, AV. TOP FLOOW—A RERPBOT- ee ee ing and ironing at her own poeayru St—A YOUNG bier i a8 HOUSE. fn widower house 5 8 a | 109 % we swoies tvind bod. event kinds neatly dome VARIOK S8—A ReSPECTAULE GIL AS refer. K lwandress oF to do general buusework ; city ASH 8 LAUADE er] j ating im al ie Py br: dL Se; AST st. OL adie colored woran ax lwundrobs; tron her taat pl “A YOUNG WOMAN Wisi Tow yontlowen'a or taualitew’ washings 160, 167 “BLM. ARETH Lrg Bh Wes GA wasting and tromiuy ab her ies sles oe Titer ines ‘sad pontionaen’