The New York Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1876, Page 11

REAL ESTATE. | The following business was transacted at the Real Eotare Exchange yesterisy — Richera ¥. Harnett sold, onder the direction of Norwood, receiver, the three story and basement frame house, with jot 16.0299.11, No. 57 West 1i2d street, Dorth wide, 195 feet east of Sixth avenue boule- ward, te Charles F. Crook tor $6,250 D, M. Clarksoe sold, by order of the Supreme Court, te foreclosure, Jobe Frankesheimer, reteree, one lot 22100.5 on Kass Fifty-ninth street, south mde, 100 feet cast of FOUR arenes, to C. R Roberts for $19,000, A. H. Muller & Son sold, by order of the Court, in foreciosure, W A. Boyd, referee, a house, ‘Wite lot 20594. 8 om West Thirty-eignib street, soutn Gide, 225 feet east of Sixth avenues, vo John R Flanol. gan for $27.00, ‘Winans & Davide sold, by one of the Supreme Court, w foreciorure, George P. Smith, with lot 225x106, on the south side of East ind #ireet, 405.11 feet weet of avenue D, to U. H. y order of the Suprome Coart, Raggtes, reteree, a house, with south side of John er for $12,277 M wold, te torectonere, Paulo. b st, & &, 104 Ie. of den Van Alstyne to J. Mathews, Public drive, e. », 28.0%) dar, ated ath corner ‘A. Goodiett (re Doncord ay., 6. 9., 125 f same to same.. Daton place, n. w. corns Hoare to Bank of Metropol GES. Beckman, G. L., to A. Alien, s. 6. of 194th st. 6. of ay. H. M. Sanders, s. nade ty npn pnd wits, 164. 8. ‘Sth a LATEST FROM THE BLACK HILLS. RYH DISCOVERIES AT WOLF MOUNTAIN. (From the Denver (Col.) Tribune, Nov. 8.) One day I reeeived two letters from Denver, One @ame through in sevem#lays via Sidney; the other consumed fifteen days botwoen Cheyenne and here, The former missive was & forgotten bar bill thi Drought no pleasure with it; the latter was in the well known chirography of my wife, and imparted the pleasing intelligence that a couple of children had the shickenpox. Since that time I havo received Denver papers five days old via the Cheyenne and Black Hills Stago, and I most cheerfully withdraw the obnoxious Bidney clause, The latest gold excitement is some recent discov- erties reported in Wolt Mountain, nearly 200 miles northwest of Deadwood. An enthusiastic party of Midases report from $2 to $30to the pan, which of course inaugurated a stampede at once, Women are flocking into the hills, bless ‘em, rer} gh, uncombed miner of the spring ‘ace up. Paper coilars are coi ally meeta a broadcloth coat in A tahery bird banging out 1 esterday drow almost as great a crowd it halt a block of. And when I write that [have neither killed a man nor seen one kilied for six weeks you will admit our growing civilization, Wo even expect Gainsborough bats and cardinal rib- bons to arrive with the bluebirde of spring. Rents bere are something wondertul A rough one story 20x30 building on Maia street rents ‘at $100 per month, I don’t Know an empty house in idwood, I'd rather have Good’s bit than be president of dene oocaston 6 ar tho dog Agi Tilden Reform Club. There are about 3,000 lodes or quartz mines staked ff, and now ready tor sale at prices var; 250,000, Some of the property sunk to the depth of two or three feet, Bat, seriously, ifsome of our miners would coats and develop their ledges they would astonish the thineral world, Pid we now want is a few sharps, to tell us about these ills’ ~We’ve got all the ord we wich, but feel a little delicacy about I rf ere without knowing something more aboat seo vod hion of country to ecb we owe our bound! lis called the Bi Bick in the midst of the is as yet m mystery tu its inbabi- tants. The vegetation, geological formation and alti- tude all go to prove a few somewhat lake off their eientific chaps, or rock Hills, standing iatiate ras desoiat American Sabara, jhe hills of a subst hat forming the main chain of the Roc! Our two loltiest peaks (Kearney and Crow peaks) aro both less than 7,000 fees higher than the first glimpse the incoming traveller gets convinces him that he ts looking ward. Our timber is limited to pine, spruce, birch, In walking through the foreste one (grass, and aul more. rarely secs lots in Delttwood T lose nothing In that it isone of the most anhealthy towns ken, Mountain fever seems to be the This objection 18, however, creeks and the! nd itis commonly beige oh highs eve ove: few miles nor! downward rathe rarely secs a blade of a living bird or anima! Having no corner it prevalent dise: conined to Whitewood and Deadwood tributaries, I belie luxuriant grass, grape: sbhe creek bed is Siurely innocent of 1th beevy washed bowlders, ab are fair end greater, majority of the gold lodes are irregular and incomplete, amazingly rich for a time. Sometimes, knooks his Domsata higher than a kit ry Yingle shot, and the “streak” is only to Mier some work in solid i rock. On a gentle emini While many your Capitol Hill, has Tho locality 1s about the last one would aink on for 2, Nota particle of float or blossom sppears on ca, A body of quartz bowlders, ferruginous and ordinser S sda 6ravel, very rich in gold, was vowld gtavel are rounded whole congiomerato smoothed by Wietien, mass seems to have ber it is harder than Pharaoh's heart. ‘the 615 50 nas been taken Irom of @ reddish ped differ ingle owe Of rock) Is in every respent ia — and paruic resemble mach better quality. this i casce] as helen as ineradieeot oy thoroughly prospected ie eee Noma from, and ms chreme’ now NEW ‘YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1876 TRIPLE SHEET. skin shirts, jong hair and bowie-knives are falling into disuse, One sees no t-loot peck-chains nestling against coarse woollen sbirts, bo three-ounce Bugget bresat-pins, patina. oyster cans of gold on the | sex of a horse three of. It is true miner of to-day loves whiskey, cards, and women; but as compared with forty r of California or f Colorado, be isa hollow mockery am 18 close and calculating, refuses to be sw worth w set alloat down your way regarding t of cases of smallpox here. 1 know of but three or Jour cases bow, and as they bave been removed to the pest house outside the gates of onr city there ts but little fear of a general epidemic. Our bospital is a vid reminder of Venice’s Bridge of Sighs, for We rejoice in a Mayor, four Aldermen and lieeman. Our Fire Department is limited to tower, surmounted by a huge triangi sound the alarm, and at the same time give the pum- ber of the ward in which the fire is raging. STOKES. HORRIBLE ACCIDENT. About ball-past nine yesterday morning the engineer of the steam elevator Havre, lying at (he foot of pier 3 Nortn Rover, was startied by the sudden stoppage of the engine and cries of alarm immediately following from the deck bands above The cause of the dorange- ment in the machinery was but too soon sscertained, and proved to have been the unfortunate misstep of an employé named John Andersen, woo, while in the | act of oiling the cogwheels, was caught in their revola” tons and his right leg literally torn to fragments. The | captain of the elevator, who was present at the time and alongside of Andersen, at onen seized the unfortu- ate man and succeeded, with the assistance of some | of the deck hands, in extricatjng bim from his friehiful | position. The only explanation of Anderson was, “My G how did this happen t” after which he was boroe deck of the steamer lying alongside. Officer , of the Steamboatsquad, who was stationed pier 3, procured the services of the pl to the steamer City of Havaaa, lying at the other sido of the river, who at once applied restoratives and anodyne to relieve the wounded man from pain. Oficer Parker then went up to the Chambers Street Hospital, notified the authorities ther: bulance was sent to the pier, Anderse hospital at twenty minu' to eleven, He was then Yneonscious, and was placed in charge.of the hospital Surgeons. His wounded leg was examined, and it was jound that the lower portion was almost ground to pieces, and the upper portion was torn ia such a way that all the muscles wer posed. It presented @ horrible appearance, and the surgeons dexpaired altogether of being able so save bis life, About three o’ciock in the afternoon he was visited by Rev, Father Canary, who administered the last rites of the Church. Jona Andersen is a nativo of Sweden, thirty-six years of ago, is married and has two chil: drep, all ite ving at No, 550 Hicks street, Brookiyn. A PREGNANT SUBJECT. Professor John W. Draper, the distinguished scten- vist, will dei! a lecture on ‘Science in America,’ at Chickering Hall, on Thursday eveniog, November 16, at eight o’clock. The public is invited to attend. BOARD OF POLICE. The Board of Police nuet yesterday, General Smith presiding. Robert Lester and William F. Cosgrove pointed patrolmen. Roundeman Frink was detailed for special duty to the Superintendent, Patroimen Green, Flanagan, Lowan and Dunleavy were transferred from the Steamboat squad to the Twenty-seventh precinct, and Nolan, Stack and Parker from the same squad to the Fourth precinct The nomination of Patrolman James Darwin by Captain Murphy tor detective duty in the Twenty-first recinct was referred tothe Committee on Rules and iseipline, Acomplaint by a citizen of je treatment the Prince street station house, ere be was seeking in- formation, was rejerred to the same committee, DESECRATION OF LINCOLN’S TOMB. (£ditorial from Chicago Tribune, Nov. 11.] Notwithstanding the election excitement the hor. rivle act of vandalism attempted at Springfield bas eausea a general thrill of horror. If there had been no election pending the deed would have roused the whole North to a dosperate determination that the vandals should be overtaken and punished. The facts have beon already related in detail in the Tribune, but may be restated generally. Some time since Mr, Robert Lincoln was informed by an anonym that an attempt would be made on election night to break into the chamber of the Lincoin monument, containing the remains of his father, and carry them off. He concluded to put the matter into the bands of Eimer Wasbburs, who, with his customary Vigilance and promptness, was om the spot at the time announced, and would have arrested the vandals or otherwise summarily disposed of thea bad not one of his assistants prematurely dis- eharged his pistol, which had the efleet to alarm them while they were at their work, Before the dotectives could reach them they had, disappeared 1: the monument and mifde good their escap ‘hat was the exact motive of this outrageous vi dalism itis very difficuit to ascertam. 1t may have been that these infamous riflers of the tomb gelected sa ap Dight a8 a time when they would be less likely ‘to be observed, and when their opportunity for escape would be surest, to despoil the sarcophagus, carry off the remains to some secluded ana mysterious spot and then negotiate with tho authorities for thetr re- rp, hoping for a large reward. Im these days of ingeniously horrible. crimes such a@ theory ws not = altogeth improbable. If a gan; 4" desperadoes could abduct the boy Ros: a, bide him ig so skilfully and here even ile ne- otiati 18 return, it certaii TT uld be & much fora cult operation to steal t hes of Lincoln and dety detection, and perbaps eventually sccure a large reward without lap danger ot punishment. It is not impossible, also, that the motive was simply a morbid desire on the part of the vandals to connect their names with a deed unparalleled for infamy, and immortalize themselyos like the fool who fired the Ephesian dome and that other fool who threw bime self into the crater of the volcano. Whatever have been the motive famous and dastardly, and betrays a reckless- ness of purpose and a baseness of heart difficult to understand. To rifle the humbiest gravo is unnatural and only the work of a monster. To disturb the siumbers of the great and good President in his sacred chamber, built by the love and | ery of the whole Bastion, is doubly monstrous, It is to be hoped ti Peete who attempted infamous work may yet pprehended, not only that they may be punish bes ‘hat they may beheld up to the execration world. The passing excitements of the electio: not be allowed to blant the vigilance of the ties. If the perpetrators of this infamons crime are to be captured atall it can only be effected by imme- diate effort. THE MAN THE PRESIDENT PAR- DONED. [From the St, Louis Globe (dem. ), Nov 10.) During the session of the United States District Court ay Marshal Leffingwell presented to Judge Treat the pardon of Frederick Biebuseb, signed by President Grant and duly attested, Judge Treat said the Court had nothing to do with the pardon, and informed the Marshal that !t should be presented to tho convict kimself. The Judge had done bis duty six yoars ago when he sent the culprit to the Penitentiary. A man convicted of erime is not obliged to accept a pardon. It was better, howe’ hg heed the don should be of record in Court T| ai can, bond hewn hd 0 aid " hae Sy The i Marshal thereupon made the motion, ani ‘try was made {a the records. , sah ihehinde Biebusch was a resident of St. Louis, and was tried before Judge Treat about six years ago and sentenced wo fifteen ’ impreosment in the Penitentiary for making and passing coun- terfeit money. Daring his imprisonment he has con- ducted himseli in an admirab: ‘ng the work assigned to nim with fi fulness, submitting to without a murm 4 discourag: every! insabordination ou rates of bis fellow prisoners. Not only did be Ormly refuse to join any er, or attempt to escape, but w. on the side of the keopers when an outbreuk fa. attompted. On one or two occasions he rend valuavie assistance to the f ward in putting down ap insurrectionary movement, je wan implicitly trusted by « Warden and bis assistants, and Was relied for aid im every emer- gency. These tacts were Defore tne hagpare 3 Ad “ Bamber of inducotial citizens, with 1 , | information “ she convict ae el mt “i gon walls, that a fata Beodea hin ansiswal and suppo: 43 was not likely would ever engage again tn Bay lawfal practices that had given bim the reputation of one of most ekilfal and daring -‘coney’’ mea in the United This is the second time that Biebusch bas been par- doned i the President. Dari: BM; Pee war he was tried for passing counterfeit term of imprisonment re ap- 2 i XN the excitement of the times and bie ai- § Occupancy With matiers of mowen' President Lincoln took time to exam whole of the evidence, in order that be might arrive ata just conclusion, and, having satisfed himseil Ln the conviction of Biebusch was not justified by facts, he signed his pardon at once, without the use ‘ot 4 tape of the Attorney Ger 's off Untorwunately for is Fiction, either through ingon' the absence of witnesecs. The p were always in search of evidence against the wily countorteiter, but somehow fell short anti! 1870, when some new men “worked up the case’? brow, hte." It ie believed pow that Fred thoroughly reforined., een Mat the way of the transgressor is har ne ins ee eee that voaty 1s the best old mana AUCTION, (VOTIONEER, “30 HOW- BOARD OF HEALTH. Bt. lock, 1,104 4d ay., near O2d st., ele- At the weekly meeting of the Health Board yester- | f report on the sanitary cdndition of the New Court House was received :— There were 413 de: sbi uring the week ent crease of 19 as compared wit! ik and 75 leas than the number reported for the cor- nding week of 1875, {= e following is a comparative statement of cases of contagious disease reported at tiis bureau for the two weeks ending November 11, 1876:— AWNBROKEWS. SaLE—THis DAY.—JAMES AGAR, it at 9 New aati 600 lots silk an broche and woollen Auctlogeer, will 1s reported *, have esr? in = | kK SPRING rth of gud Dixmond Jowetry, Silverware, Ope RE-PE ‘ancy Goo iy. | bi 4 ne objert rage yo are, 1 Higo0d cook and baker: wages ne odjert. Frogks, Suck ond Baviness c ee SALE. 1 7" | 26.8 A “GEO. W. KEELER, AUCTIONEER: Art Gallery, 53 Liberty om TO.DAY as 12 FLORBNTINE MARBLE VA*ES, ETAZZAS, COLUMNS, PEDESTALS, FRENCH BRONZE, CLOCKS, &C. 104 o'clock, the Fixtures, en, Crockery, &¢., of tI Lat eo? GENE me | Auctioneer, pha ep also Dre: hha Bhoes, &e., &e. By ori AWNBROKENS er, salestoom No. 80 Bowery, will Bi ft hi On FRIDAY, Novem Plated Wark, Cutlery, Quaker Dairy, 784 Broad abe abilce creak ef h wasientle fret cesion, 13, at 10s o'clock, imported Wines and Bourbon and Ryo Whiskey, mitts ied Wednesi: Wings and Liquors, Champagnes, | Jot Cigars, 20 duly Frenet spirits, Cor: | tire stock will be sold without resorve, in &o. the a iar, a Tv se ea | and {ONEER, WIL, ZL, | desserts, would go to the jouutry ; city reference. hold Furnitare, HERMAN, 4 ‘Auctioneer, te amis TY Wedtesd No. 13 Bowery, November 18, a6 11 v clock, jies, Gin, Rum, a Wines and “Diquors Tt" MESSRS, LEAVE THIS DAY (To THIS DAY (Tnesd re 334 to 6 and 7% to 10, et Chnton yey ; also WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRI. DAY and SATURDAY at simae hour, Try LIBRARY, Am anparalleled collection of rare, unique ‘and olegant ‘Bra and a large jot of other rs, etioneers, 47 and 49 Lide: i Friday, the toth and 17 h day, the entire desirable col A We will seit on Tharsday November, at 1: o'clock. Jection ot American and Karopean Oil Varmtings, amon which will be found excellent works of the old manaters, we! worthy the a cen nes. a Books on exhibition each day until 2 o'clock, WILLIAM &, MOUNT, order of Mr. Lewis Stern’ ~~ soignen Shee emcee Tt THe MESSHS. LEAVITT, AUCTIONBERS THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, November 16 and 17, at the art rooms 817 Broadway, and now om exhibition, day aud evening, free, THE TOLOSA COLLECTION. Peremptory sale, and now on exhibition free, day ana | Teferen TTEND THE AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE, uaker Dairy, 788 Broad: Utensils, &c.. of the Mj business being on Friday next, 17th inst., Gisoantinned: sate will be without reserve UV tusis you Ue ‘ old. stand, 37 N Ast Nassau ot. On THURSDAY, a at 104g o'clock, FINE wOvERHOED AEORSTITURR, REMOVED FROM ‘evening, at the art rooms817 Broadway, tho entire colle { Oil Paintings, Water © Arms and Armor, Tapestries, Uostames, Bric-a-srac, Studio Farniture, &c., as collected by Colors, Antique Furnitur comprising in part velvet and Brassols © oval: oom rosewood Piano, made by the The Paintings to the pabile and ed in this choico collection ‘6 volumes Doddnidge’ Domingo. Pi his mingo. Plazencis, ‘others of note, ry 134 WEST 17TH ST.—A PROTESTANT WOMAN AS | j ‘first class cook; understands all GE HOUSEHOLD FUR T THE MESSKS. LEAVITT, EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, no} w salesroom, Ulinton Hat AUCTIONBERS. nm) » Morning, Nore 6 o'clock, irrore, Oursting, ¥ a Turkish Chairs, Ktageres, nT on exhibition at their a jormeriy uccupied by the Si fe contents of n first clas ‘ Mirrors, elegant mat wagnificent black and gilt O & Cabus; Concert Grand Pian pais UGTION of elegant Household Furniture, Pianoforte. Parlor Suits, Brouzes, ao. commencing at 103 137 7TH AV., FRONT ROOM, SECOND FLOOR.— nels Carpets, tine vee nea | ir Mattresses, Gan Fixtures, cut Glassware, &c. wesie to be sald by Ansuon, witneat, Teast morning, November 16, commencing at 1035 0 Nelbek LLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTI L Chambers at, will sell on this da: re ofthe boarding house ing C ring and bair Mattresses, Wardi ha- goles, Sliver and Flated Ware. Crockery, COnilery, Carpets, &c. Sale positive, rain or shine HENRY “INN, Auctioneer. UCTION ae Beit ted PE’ BOWE, Auctioneer, sells Thursday, November 16, at 11 o'clock, at his salesroom, ods, i Furniture jor (NE BE SROSEKDE. RHKINISCHE WEINHAND- tung sucht in New Tena Rowendten, solidea 1 from storage houses, convistiag. ¢f" Pr Mantel Mirrors, Bedsteads, Bureal wns Offerven mit Angave der Kefer rm ORTGAGE SALE. by virwue of a chat ETER BOWE, AUCTION- mortgage will'sell this day, | between 114th and 115th, sts., one tains and valleys; easing. freedom. trom. Nigh ive of wii chest dixenses; prep- aration tor course of mineral waters in the vicinity; opera, bi evous of sportsmen ; ¢imate. inild. vena winds; curative , one Sewing y Maciuoe one frame Hous . CUNY, Attorney for t Mortungee. Y JOHN H. spe #60. AUOTIONKERS — The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western R: will sell 100,000 tons < SaMcRey SLOAN. President. xi AUOTIONRER.—WILL mptorily, iu lots, to-morrow. fine Coffees, Sugars, canned Fruits, Vegetables, Flour, other Family Supplies. Particulurs to-morrow. [PW Ano SCHENCK, AUoTIONNER Thtrd large and pere d peremptory sale of elegantly decorated Fre French China ins Sets, Tea Sets, Fruit Sets, Tollet Sots, ngeared ere crystal cut table Gl elegant Vases, real bronze and rochor crt 'd beautiful mn 8be Drempioge, bails, clubs, Ae. ‘at public snetlon, 2 o'clock noon, at 2 we 0. 7 Rue des Cor- ico of l'Union Syndicale, “DANCING ACADEMIE>. : ING UAB EMI EE ‘est 13d, 114 East 13: ESSONS auy hour, GimcULans, 213 LLEN DODWORTH removed to No. 681 Sth a’ 1" of of pupils, For particulars send for “[ TE WILSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, 451, 7TH AV.— Send tor circular. DaRCING SscHOOL, cy u for the reception gules © HY ARTIS DAO, ACADEMY, PLIMPTON'S Adin, private lessons any 7 ee be at No. 60 Libert: on THURSDAY ane Fai ey: NOVEMBE! ach wan: pre will be on iechiblilon ‘on’ TUESDAY ae Ladies and ihe public are invited to ex- 6 sal be POSITIVE and PEREMPTORY. Eaperionsed packers will be in attend ‘ORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE—THIS DAY, had 10 o'clock, will be sold by auction the Fixtures and (‘on- tents of and in the Liquor Store 16 Broome st.. consisting siogens, jecegel Pampy aa foos Bi ac. Whiskey. Brandies, Gin & OARMO'S = FRIVAER DANCING, ACADEMY, — two ticulars i circulars. IBRNANDO'S DANCING ank building).—For circular address Sam Private lessons ai ACADEMING, SSTH ST. Private Pvt jon Thursdays: 6 us being preseated with my ai iNSTPRUCTION GRD CLASSICAL AND MATHE nny graduated with the highost honor, de- prepares for college ; ER, box 149 Herata “LADY WISHES A FEW MORE cae 7 | toch them in music and German. Address E. W., 107 standing Casks, Giass- ‘# fine assoriea Stock of Liquora, Dealers aud liquer men in- LOYD, Attorney for AIRY ry eee chute mera OFFICE i7 . by virtue of a chattel mort, ar vo'clock, the Fixtures of Liquor store lsh Ale Pump, 4c. KORG HOLBROOK, pu CeO Ran BOLsROOk ‘& ROLLINS sell this k, at Canal st., Parlor suits, in AX egreurent NABTIST WILL RECRIVE PUPILA ax ‘OIL ‘water colors at the room 5, LADY “ARTIST TEACHES” on Epi) ate quart Chairs, Loaner, Crock: ANGLISi TEKeH NT! K., box 115 Herald tig ars H. B. HERTS & SONS, AUCTIONBERS, ol in sehools or tamil! engagements fore! BLEGANT CABINET FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY, 2c. oe nee days, BLOCUTION, box 185 Hersia Up | ON WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15, AT 10% O'CLOCK. AT NO. 734 bess “ak aad ¥, PEARLY, OPPOSITE THE eT SPANISH. O8 oR Siege TAUGHT IN T#O | ore address PROFESS virtue of several executions, I will sell as above the enifre stuck of Cabinet Furniture of ing of Parlor and Chamber Suits, Library Suits, Dining and Gottite Chamber Suits, Cab- de. ka 0. CONNER, Sherif. = a y arrived, a her residenee or pup! ery variety, consist | 26a WEST 26Ta sT. -4 RENCI TX 60 LESSONS, FROM $9 50 PERM ae ROh rnit sisi ge tnote, Kase. Tammat required. Professor Ran Easels, Musi rsatl J Giikene, 1.257 (QERMAN LANGUAGE CONVERS. Nee aa an porns jorth German lady, TIONALLY AND H. B. HERTS a SONS. “ AUCTIONEERS. LARGR SPECIAL PBREMPTORY SALB OF THE ENTIRE STOOK OF FUBNITURR oF MR WM. H. LEB, AT HIS Mabe tg Noa Addrgss TE 39 TEACH! RIVATE CLASS FOR YOUNG CHILDREN.—A PEW vacancies iy a class taught bys ak of the Park. Apply, by @otter, to lew. De TYNG, PROFESSOR G. LINCK, MODERN LANG J’ masic, continnen to re: 190 AND 201 FULTON NEAR CHURCH 8T. SDAY AND PRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16TH a IND Wi, at 10} O'O! O'CLOCK, BACH DAY. ANTED—THOROUGH INSTRUCTION IN DOUBL ping. (Aadress, tating terms, BOOK. Cooks, GEST ATH STA YOUNO GIRL AS COOK; NO | zeujeesiene aasiat with warhing deat city sgteres: Ee WEST HTH ST.—A aEarETTISGE GIRL TO 000K. wash and fron ; first class reverence, EAl ap ST YOUNG WomAN a” Jciass cook wud to assist with the wasting: le Sgt ri elty roferem T—A SCOTCH WOMAN AS COOK underacaude all kinds of cooking , als Dread aud pastry Willing aod obliging; good reterince. Oy) Ort st | 24 =A COMPETENT YOUNG gu erand ironer; good reference from Tent etuple} ROOM 20 ng, washing and ironing, good eity reference. Cali for we UNELTA 44 EST 407TH ST. (PRES-NT EMPLOYER'S excellent plain cook, washer and iroser. Cali from ° 102 ) 7TH AV.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN As GOOD | plain cook Jp washing aud ironing or do | general ho aagitl ironing. | 109: WEST ISTH SN—COMPETENT YOUNG WO- ‘2man; good cook, excelieus baker; good city refor- ence, ., FIRS) FLOOR, FRONT, NEAR respectable girl as good pial cook, in a private family In the city; best city be seem, TO. We 19TH ST, TWO STAIRS U and ironer, in a private famil; beat city EXP’ WOMAN | kinds of family baking aud 119 WEST 26TH ST.—AS GOOD PLAIN COOK, | waskor and ironer or to > general housework 10 & amall private family; fires class reference. _ et )) WEST 19TH ST—AS GOOD OOOR AND EX. 4 Aicellent inundress; no objection to a b i LE WOMAN AB WE: 12 D4 BS and ironer, or to do general housuwork oF laundry work, city or country; reference. 124 ESTP her and ironer; country preferred; best city Toference, 12 = EART 26TH ST.—AS PLAIN COOK, WASHER Sand ironer; city or country; city referenc 126 .cox'sna Eh Ll ven for two days, PROTABLE GIRL AS is willing and obliging ° 127 best city re JOT WEST, OTH ST. BASEMENT. —AR FIRST 4 bciass cook; understands her business; will assist with washing, best city reference 127 GREENWICH AV.—AS GOOD COOK FOR A boarding stands her bu ference. 12Teet WEST 52D ‘A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS good cook; understands her work; good city reter- STH ST., IN THE STORE.—A PROTES ‘as cook, washer and froner in a amall { understands all kinds of cooking; best city | reterence. | 131 WEST 19TH AT.—A_ RESPECTABLE WOMAN cook und laandress im a private family; best refer kinds of family coking and baking; no objection to the country; five years! | | lL 1135 uh ST.-A FRE Oin's a private Snclige Brak a oH LA SCO s referonces, Address, j HE + EAST 28TH Two girls; one as good plain cook, waxhor and ironer the other as chambermaid and waitress, or would separate | seven Years’ city reference. 138 omen tae and puddii 14 diate WEST 26TH ST.—A RESPr: Veoolored woman as cook in a private family; can be from last place. 45, “EAST 82D 8T.—\ STEADY YOUNG WOMAN AB 4 plain cook ; good washer and ironer: best city roter- ence: willing and obliging: wishes to see the employer, ASSIST IN 152. List Ht 8T., HARLEM, NEAR LEXINGTON AV.— A Teegorsnnly girl as good cool id will assist with would do work in a enall ence, Call for two days, washing anit tronin; Private family: goo | SDeate tant mite fe very good cook and washer; hus" band rst class walter; soven years’ roferonce from last em- ployer, e | THQ rest . WEST 28TH BT. A FIRST OLASS ENGLISH ‘rotestant as cook; class waitress and to assist with chamberwork if esquire | 161, wv ‘ST 277H ST.—A RESPECTABLE * lad red. fl to cook, wash and iron; country pre 116 6, WEST 32D 8T,-A YOUNG WOMAN DOpiain cook, wasi Foference. Call j 194, [WOOSTER ST., CORNER BLEECKER. BAOK rgom, over drag store.—A gitl as cook or luandress, 900 WEST S6TH ST.—-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ]woman as cook, washer and ironer; best city refer- ence. 203 EAST SOTH ST.—A WOMAN AS FIRST CLASS cook in a restaurant or hotel 206 weet 36TH ST.. IN THE MILK STORE.—A first class cook; understands her business {n all its branches: first class city reference, 208.0 WEST 10TH ST.—A COMPRTENT WOMAN AB ood cook und assiat in washing: best elty reference, 20B.crert 308 EAST 45TH &T.—A YOUNG GIRL AB’ GOOD eook and baker in a private family: would assist with the washing; willing and obliging; three years’ refer- ence from ber place. D0 8oat irl: nnderstand tl LEWCENDE, ‘O GERMAN GIRLS: ONE other to take care of children; best ref- 1, NL O | 2090s “WEST TOMTH St. — Sh—-TWO @ISTHRS; ONE AS 4 loner: the other as amt @rmaid wattee mae ist in washing and troning; city or 211 WEST 20TH ST—A YOUNG WOMAN AS GOOD cook, willing $0 assist with washing; excellent ref. erence. 4 | 912, EAST 23D ST., FIRST FLOOR. -A RESPECT. able woman do the con city referen: A WOMAN TO DO | SP ma € “MOTT 31 Beant wom class bread and best city reference. dress; Ove years’ good city referenc 92°26) BAST 26TH ST. 32, fn avers way; on 33 Oe 8344 arn AV., OPPOSITE GRTSEET 78 STORE. 7) ao 345, the city; retere 34 MADISON AV.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG e s an excellent | QQ7 2D AV, BETWEEN 38 4 floor, back room. —A respe washer spe | 41D marr. years 42 + 4TH A family; thoroughly under- | the country 451. WEST 52D ST.—AS FIRST CLASS COOK: BX er enci 461, 3D AV.-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO Goo! 492, respectable woman to cook, wash and iron or de | Housework ins small private family, bes 500, WEST 26T ST.—A RESPECTABLE PROTES. oF Jiaot woman as cook, washer and ironer; will and ob) cock, washer bi TABLE YOUNG | BT Leeeccenie sete nenes =A YOUNG COUPLE IN A PRI- TWO GIRLS; ONE FRENON, THE | ‘atta Ba askitchen | jn'a priva SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, B00 822, 25D 87. couk ind an exce ence. Call for two days, SOL MES 29/8 st ing for email family days, Soom. —A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AB good . RESPECTABLE STODLE- jo general housework ; t good city reference. 306 EAST T2570 ST—\ RESPROTABLE YOUNG a Jwoman to cook, wash aud iron in the country ; good c | two days. TST —Aa PI fo tamily or private bearding house; ety oF ences. =A GOOD COOK AS FIRST 310, BAST MST 8 5 esas pastry’ maker, and is willing to assist with the evaree wast e ence from last place. nt ebty’ T 24TH ST. MPETENT GIRL AS FIRST ook; Bo objection to do the coarse washing: ‘ABLE WOMAN Aa jon littie washings days, ROTHA- ‘ae ood cook, washer and troner; Srst cake ‘buker: no objection to the country; 81958 TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AQ firstclass cook, washer and ironer; thoroughly om nds her business; good elty reference. 328, Bast “SOT BIA RESPECTABLE YOUNG 4 girl as good plain cook tn a small family or as lauw room, thing in the wa 7 KAS 3 conte; good bread respoctatle girl as good cook: fing: b pustry baker; willing and ob! QF “AST 3uTH sT.—R: C' BAS woman as or ny objection to apsint wi | tho coarse washing; b ty reference. Can be seen for two day; 33D Na GIRL As” COO, id ironer. or to fy general housework, ts Call for two days. sT her irl ns cook ; best clty refere WEST 10TH ST —SISTERS; ane as cook, the other uw ; best city ret ; PROTESTANTS; chanberm aid and waltrasel ND 23D STS., THIR! blo girl as plain cook, nt baker; no objection to # T 20/1 ST—aS COOK IN A PRIVATE or would be willing to assist with washing st city reference, Ti ST—AS GOOD PLAIN COOK: twe A FIRST CLAss SCOTCH PROTRS ant cook; eity references. OR, FRONT ROOM —A TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO cOOm my mm washing and ironing; willing to go is city ellont baker; good washer aud fronor; city refer wash and iron, or to do general housework In family; elty reference MPETENT PERSON AS COOK; 480), 7TH AV.— AG thorourhly Sica cooking in all branches; Hiont baker; will assist #ith washing; best city Fe! at city rolere’ ING GIRL TO DO Le 7 WEST 26TH ST.—YOL OO 7 cork: ts s good cook, waster and troner; geod relerences 527 iH Avi, BETWEEN (OTH AND A187 ST —A 9) k, or to do general honse work ina - rence. — > _—____ 55 Tpit STA WESPECTA 00 (oie @ youn, ‘unis 7. family as Geet ela nd irony ral housework | very Call or addres. —A RESPECTABLE GIRL ab five yeurs’ reference. ‘eity ati 8 38TH ood plain cook, and ironer; bread Lscuit bal willing and ob! two years’ referenc 4624) UUDSON G3B3piain co A Sou ETENT COOK 7 A PRIVATE 692.22,A¥ family; city or country; understands all kinds of cooking: first clase reterence, N THE BAKERY) NER SOTH 8T.-~ rovestant woman as good plalu cook; willing 1 eosiet with the washing, and iron fon av. 792 1iTH AV.. NEAR SOTH St.—A BMA’ i git’ to cook, wash and tron in @ private PROTES Fefereace im Mi 796. a¥ RING SECOND BELL) JOtant woman as cook; good city reference. Cull (or two days. YOUNG GIRLS; ONE” AS hambe aid. —AS FIRST CLASS COO! ith the Bape '.4 and ironin, te OL aay, place gight yeurs; bes L.USdcinitbermaid an chambermaid and waitress; best city references 1. 05. T)RR 3D AV.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAB Jas good plain cook, washer and ironer in aemat ininily: bent elty ref: from last employer. 1. 094. 3D AV. ‘WBN G4TH AND GSTH BTA ‘A young girl as cook, washer and troner, of to di eral housewor! it cltw referen ] i 22 2D AV.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL Af . plain cook, washer and ironer; three years’ refer ence. Chambermaids. &e. Q, JONES ST. B TWEEN BLELCKRR AND ér1t.— ‘eirl (lately landed) as chambermaid or te do gene housework ine sma family 14,2i fn we . PRESENT EMPLOYER'S).—d bermaid aitross. 1 q (DWAY AND UNT 15. liTH ST,, BETWREN MORE AT AND ay versity place.—A respectable «irl, highly recommende amily as chambermatd to assist in wash inc and i jog; fs willing and obliging. 2h CH 8T., FIs? FLOOR —AMERIGAN PROD ‘estant as chambermaid or waitress. Call from 10 till 4 98 BAST #TH ST.—A_ RESPECTABLE YOUNG ad Ogirl as chambermaid and waitress; would do fine wash ing and ironing; willing to go in the country. 39. WEST 1371 ST. a YOUNG Bint AS FIRB Jeiass chambermald and waitress; two years’ reference 51 KAST 38D ST mald and waitress or watt or first class bo Inst place, GOOD COOK; NO OB- washing aud ironing; beat “West 26TH sT.— jection to assist with #1 nee. AST 25TH fy baker; would wages TN STORE. —AB GOOD | COOK jst (n the washing; good home SaTH BT.—A heal ag dd WOMAN: ttle girl, to cook, wash and tron or do house” 3 GOOD COOK, WASHER ity reference. F pheg ROOM NO. R—A 14 ook; jection to | 591.4 BAST soTit bie -A_YOUNG WOMAN AS EX. ellen’ id ironer in @ private tamily; bess city refe st place. 993, EAST 24TH ST.—AS FIRST CLASS COOK IN & \ nitty tg famil; derstands all kinds of pastry. Jali tor three da; 99: RAST 42D ST., Tor FLOOR —A YOUNG orRL cook, or wonid do ger 997 BAST 20TH ST. room.—A respectable young girl as plain cook, good rashor and ironer; good eity reference. Call or adilress for concluded to 16 the above stores ty lity being unfit sa NOTICE. ig aH WANTED A COMPETENT TEACH ® sch: we asic and singing, ‘ee! the ordinary Bnglish branches, OFFICE NOVICK. VEWHER 9, 1470 Post OF FIGR | 3) “Re offices on rat th 11:80 A. ok, for Bar: per Evan P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER,— WARE x3 Benbeell sae thle day, Poot 10% 0! a Pianos, Stoves, ver oue Rond Horse, Light Wagon, Harness, ss0WD | On Wednesda mahip Hothnin, a beri es mahip famburey ‘on Saturday, ip City of berlin, for Scostand and Germ: AMES CAGNRY, AUCTIONRER, WILL SELL To- | i 15, Abingdon square, ler Mirrors, Parior fea | and “cheery 4 ey Morage, consisting of are, Sowing Machine: ngs, Mantel Ornaments, dc. ud ab 11 BO ry yr Bu outhampron and, Bremen. Bows ra and City of Ber The ‘anile for the W. $8 ands ‘and st. Thomas will leave New York November whe mafls for China, &¢., will lea bat M. THOMAS & SONS, AUOTIONEERS, San Prancisco Decem. Lo for Anstralla, 14 nay A anes 3 Centennial (ai Balldings 11 o'clock, wo will sell, Friday morning. December 1, 2, be rremives. all the Kxposition Buildings belonging to the © ia: Commission, including the Main Bulldeug, x. Agricutural Hall, Shoe and Leather Hime most of the otber Wave Buildings, Re nia ovember 16, at 8 The pablic are invited 40 jini RtoraL—TeETL A ePeCTALAY—RCBAER substantialiy made, earetully on ENS DY, 53 Bond st. BAUTIPUL ARTIFICAL TRETH, $5, f8;0UM 8 marzanced: silver fi ‘Bevel ROOMS, 262 6th een adinn | TEAM ee Rada R. LAKES Cope nd OFFIC aa 8T. nese ee ee pH ) Seta from $5 upward d guaranteed to g! sina teiwuy i us it Tira Ot known a ra ae Salll er 1s st Essabd- we days 998. ST 25TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE rowan Ons fires el ik; boarding house preterred. 998, WEST 2eTHi ST, REAR —A YOU woman to cook; would do the coarse or D FLOOR, FRONT ‘M8 Cook, washer and bing; city 234. RAST Aare T—s YOUNG GIRL AS GOOD cook and with the washing and froning, | 236, Bast Satine ST. —A, PROTESTANT WOMAN AS mood cook; country dt cliy: is first class at bread, pastry and desseris; cood reference, Cail or nddress for two ve 237 psi EAST MD &T.—A Re TEtaE TOOK. BACK | from Inst pi H in set 45Tul ST. 89 PERRY ST., WEEN BLEECKER AND HUD, a sta.—A respectable young girl as chambermaid wail 104,05 SINT ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG irl as chambermaid and wai eae. oF he Se rye an make herself useful in ofl and tuke eare of children kinds of work ; city refore: 1093 ji WEST 15TH Nees —TOUNG GIRL; GO0s ‘2ebammberm ald, obliging; shree yours’ city reference from last 110, “WEST 19TH 8T. igh B STAIRS Una YOUNG irl ae chambertiaid awaitres 1d essist to washing and troning; bi re NAY 110. hambermald pro waitress; woald ing and irontne. 113, “WEST NTH ST. (RING yoCRTH bby re =A y' oung Auneriona girl as hambermaid GERMAN art assist in Hiking to make herself usefal 116 WEST 20TH ST—A GIRL As ae Lass chambermatd and waitress; wiilin, washing aod Ironing; best reference. TY, WEST 46TH 8T.—A YOUNG GIRL a8 CHAM bermaid and waltress; willing and obliging. two days. 129, WHS? 26TH ST—A YOUNG COLORED GIAt ‘as Grete badness and waitress in 6 privet in family of is 130. TH ST.—A youNG GIRL AS Cia vermaid and waitress, with washing ani ironing; best elty reference, reat 3 20TH ST.—A BR Ae hat we ai 130 wat “19TH 8T.—A TT Ri round OU woman as chambermald and waitress and with washing; good city reference. 134 WEST 25TH BT.—A sai A 4 Al e ae waitress; two years’ 40, [ 8T—A RSSPECTABLE YOUN irl ay chambermard and to do sewing, or would tok care of ehildrer De RRA THIRD FLOOR.—i bermaid and waitress in 8 pei good city reference. RESENT EMPLOVS®'S) —A 1 todo ebamberwork and walt oO 240 Bas? § hig Bs fing 239 BAST 50TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN OT. h fog Be ironer ine amall family; 244, WHST 4771 ST.—A Mt Soo TO COOK, WASH | 4 iron ; good city refe' 2d Sele Raut) ere ae $T.~AN BXPERIENCED WOMAN pyre cook; best city references. Apply or 48, WEST GUTH ST.—A KESPECTABLE WOMAN ns excellent cook, good reference. 949 WEST 19TH ST.. BA* EMENT.—A SETTLED b OGerm: Woman as eovk im & restauragt, or would take charge of « widower's faratty. vi “ pal ots ‘EST 32D ft ONB FLIGHT UP, sa PROTES- ant wom: cook, washer and ironer. ORTGAGE BALI tei le avesion, on A.M, at the northwest city reference. a | 2 6, — TABLE GIRLS, wast, ane. met BhePRct. ey i et see we ‘work of wlomiiy ec ® ABLE GIRL AS | asher and troner: good SH posses Pa Bee objection so country: ‘reed 156. Wiest ath at aa me Sasa aE waitress; oF = p~ by an Provestant, tsk atl Issesterits stumbermalt nad waltrees; re nee. chante Ae: than WEST SOTH ST. ane y ear 130.cenian cntieraremane 20g Stine esta obi! good city re: thea dba isohen ; reference trom