The New York Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1877, Page 11

RACING IN ENGLAND. THE CBACKS OF THE SEASON. {From the Sportsman, April T.J ‘Turf history bas nothing more interesting In ite pages than the incidents counected with the runing for the Two Tuousand Guineas, the Derby and St. Leger. Although the wagering on tbe City and Suburban ts ex- pected to be of @ more than usually animated charac- ter during the race meetings now being beld in various Parts of the country the sympatmes of a large pro- Portion of tho British public are novertheless centred in the great three-year-old events of the season. Tarl- men of long experience are well aware that it is notn- 4ng at all uncommon for the most unaccountable and " pgrploxing fluctuations in the market status of the lavorites for the great races over the Rowley Mile and Epsom Downs to take place at this period of the ‘The proceedings that took placo last week in refer- ence to the market position of Chamant for the Two Thougand Guineas and Derby were, iu my opinion, due rathor to the opening of more books and the desire of an increased number of layers to speculate on the great races than to anything that could be wrong with the favorite, who still maintains his position ut the bead of the quotations for these two events, In my remurks recently published on the Derby horses | statea that Chamant was not what I may term ® really high class racehorse in appearance, but that he was uncommonly good in certain very essential points, combined with thorough sound- ness in wind and limb, and that no prudent epeculator could afford to overlook the really splendid torn he showed usin the two races for the Middle Park and Dewhurst Plates. I, however, wrote that the son of Mortomer did not appear to mo to have improved in a degree commensurate with his age, and ‘m my final remarks on the Derby candid: I wrote my firm opinion that Pellegrino would give the ta- Vorite more (rouble to shake him off at Epsom than at the duish of their race tor the Blenkiron prize. Since then J have neither scen nor heard anything Prejudicial to the pretensions of Chamant to win the Great races beyond the now universally admitted fact that he has not thickened us much as have other horses that ure hkely to oppose om as a three-year- old,. The best points of Chamant lie in his immonsely strong back aud loins, aod these, combined with his very well placed shoulders, will probably compensate him for great bulk in Other portions of bis frame, where it 18 much less needed to enable bim to gallop last and stay without tiring under racing weights, ln reference to Chamunt 1 can only state that, although he will, in my oj inion, have a most dangerdus opponent in Morier for tbe two Thousand Guipeus and hn grino for the Derby, £ will net say one word in dis] ement of his two-year-old Tunniog nor his 8; fepaid, chagoo to. cat everythiug down in the two races at Newmarket and Epsom, Yom Jennings has a rather different system of gallop- ing his horses to most traimers at Newmarket, Inasmuch thut he seads them aloug in larger lols. Laat week, on uore than one occasion, he sent Beaurepaire, Verneuil, Chamant, Pivonnet, Loopold, Queen of Cyprus, Plus aante, Hallate and Doucereuse in gallops of one mile and a quarter ut a good pace round the Long Hill This occurre: on Wednesday, and as the lavorite covered the same distance with several of these utd othor horses on the following day there could be no reason, ou the score of unsouoduess, for his retrogression of about half point in the betting. For my own part 1 think the galloping of horses in low of from five to ten or a dozen is capital method of training them, They thus beconie used to ucting together in a compact body, as thoy aro necessarily compelled to do in the Deroy and many other races, ‘they consequently be- come more clever in threading thoir way through their companions, and so assisting, by instinct und Pructice, their riders to avoid collisions, Just the same Qs a well practised old hunter will “creep” and, by hook or crook, got over a “trappy”’ and difficult coun- try where a young or “raw” animal would come to pe Practical borsemen aro aso well aware that & igh-couraged thoroughbred or half-vred wilt gallop more ireely in company with a lot of horses and an Occasional change of companions than when exer- cised day by day and week after week in the wake of one ammual that 1s frequently Appointed to lead him regulurly in bis work until both become as cunning a8 Christians. Beuuropuire, who has mostly been one of the lot gal- Joped at exercise with Chamant, 1s a very good looking uuimal, aud ti 1 were on the lookout tor a horse to curry me to hounds | should preter him to the favorite tor the Derby, but I do not think he is so well tramed 8 the favorite for racing purposes, and turtmen are well aware that itis long oads aguinst a dark horse in the stable being able to rival the really splendid form shown by Chamant in the last two races in which be ‘Was Viciorious 08 a two-yeur-old, Actwon bus been, during the past week, ovcasionally backea for the Derby ai tong shots, and a more biovd- like or truihtully formed colt 1 would not desire to sec, ‘He 1s, too, a bexutiiul mover, but standing only Utteeu anus two inches, with not go much bune, substance aud length as | desire to see in one of my champions to avsolutely win the great raco at Epsom, 1 do not hke to recominend him in preterence to what I consider 13 a betier looking candidate in tne same stuble. This Peilegrino, a borse with more size, length and power than Actwon, and, although not so big or lengthy us Morier, be is better uuapted tor the gradients of the raubing track tor the Derby. Nothing would, however, Surprise me fess than to see Morier beat Chamant tor tue Two Tuousanu Guineas; for, although he isa rather loose made animal in bis’ build, his action ig as light and corky as the movement of a polo pony. He stands just sixteen bands and a quarter of an inch, bem, one Inch taller than Pellegrino, but not so compactly put hogether, and tue ater has puvlic form—econd voly to Chamant in the Middle Park Piate—iu bis favor, If anything were to go wrong with Chamant, thore would, however, be uothing that | should pi Pellegrino us being likely to win the Derby, Thi ent favorite for the first two great races of the ave the Russley colt 6 Ibs. and beat him by a ud tor the Middle Park Plato, Since then— 80 far as oue can judge by appearances—Peliegrino bas made by far the greater improvement of the two, Bo that | quite expect bim to suow better iorm with the son of Mortemer at Epsom than he did at Newmar- ket as a two-year-old, Plunger may rua better in the race for the Two Thousand Guineas than I auticipated, but it is rather bold kind ot pol.cy for me to preter , A colt Lhat has not yet seoa a race course, uga‘ost an undoubtedly | good perlormer like the son of Adventurer, In any | \ case, bo long ag Chamant and Morier keep well, 1 shall not recommend Plunger as being likely to win the ruce over the Rowley Mule. Silvio 1s a remarkably nice colt, and, as I bave already stated in my winter notice ol the Derby and Two Tovagand horses, | think be will veat bis stable companion, Lady Gohghtly, m both races, wherever the two may fluish, but I au not believe be will be vic- torious in either ove or the other contes| The Monk ts a blood like, symmetrical and thor- oughly sound colt, and at bis present quotation of © 1 Jor both the Two Thousand and Derby I tee! cer- tain that ne will see capital hedging and run betier than the betting would appear to imdicate, Thunderstone 1s another colt tuat should be marked dangerous, jor bis immense size, leagth and power, | combined With fairiy good symmetry, will serve bint well im his journey over tie Rowiey Mile, ae not recomincud bim tor the Derby, Warren Hastings will also, in iny opinion, be seen to more advantage over the tut course at Newmarket a2] wheo descending the bill from fattenbum Corner in the race tor the Derby. horse has immense bone ud power, and the “pitch” of his heavy trame will not be atail in favor of his very small and not well shaped feet io his preparation for any race when the ground becomes bard, Rob Roy is much quieter In the market than he was about six Weeks ago, but he t# atl quoted at 10 w 1 for the Derby. Although I am uot 1p @ posit.on to say of my own Kuowiledge that Lis colt 18 affected m Lis wind, my advices from what L consider a wrastworihy me that this i$ at least un incipient symptom ng. We have, however, the fuct that tne son of Blair Athol bas oeeh backed’ somewhat beavily by his owner for the Derby, and one would certainly wink that be would not risk his money without first cousult- ing Bianton, who I have jor many years cousidered one of tue most practical men jo is call ing. Should, however, he be mistaken in ret. erence to the symptoms Which ft ig almost universally deciared at Nowinarket the colt has manifested, the Bon of Blair Athol canuct win the Derby. Whether Rob Roy be sound in bis wind or a roarer, ho will not, in Iny opinion, develop into aw stayer good enough to win the Derby. As a proof that layors are dead against rourers lor t reat race at Epsom, we have ouly to Jook at the position occupied by Chevron in the betting on that eveut, The loug odds of 40 to 1 are offered against the son of Rosicracian, than whom tere is no better looking nor sounder imbed colt in the whole of | the entries, and he has besides some excoilent two- Year-otd form in bis favor, ‘The Rover ia, L notice, quoted at the same price Bilvio jor the Derby, vut nile it ie ny opinion that the imbs of the former will not stand the ordeal preparation for the great race, the latter, who is ou by (be same sire (ilair Athol), bas all the appearance of wearing well through the season. Silviv 1s ulso a better looking colt, and, on the whole, was a better performer as atwo-vear-oid than The Rover, The lauter was certainly well up atthe nigh of the race for tbe Middie Park Plate, but he had only 8st. Glbs. on his beck, With lightaod badly formed limbs wherewnh to commence bis long and strong work on hard ground, I cannot seo how iis at all fikoly that tm tho race for the Derby—it even he be started—he can make ap for the lost ground between bim apd Coamant in the Middle Park Piate, to say nothing of the Tibs, which the Angiv-French colt conceded bin in that race, For those who are partial to backing out+ siders for the Derby, my udvice would be to support Biivio in preference to The Rover. Fieldiare, mh the same stabie as Silvio, is quoted at seven points less than tho son of Blair Athol and be m & very good-luoking colt, with rare legs and feet to stand ble preparation, His solitary per- formance of last season, wien unpiaced to Leopold, Hidalgo and Prince Giles L, nod with the eld Archer oo bis back, Goes not appear to gi bin a shadow of achanco to beut Silvio, or to tke any prominent part im the race for ti je Derby. Ho 13, however, a far better colt than b m would appear to indicate, and he is now domg some good work jor the period of the season in company witb Queen's Herald and Silvio, chiefly led by Skylark, King Clovis {g another ae looking colt iv Lord Faimouth's Dorvy jeum, but he docs not appear to ve in such active work as the othors, of whom, I think, neither Fiold- fare nor Queen’s Herald will develop into as good hoi As Silvio Lady Golightly 9, Of course, tho very bost pol oriner of wil the Heath House lot NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1877—TRIPLE SHEET. id ces, but she is and while pot moro just her for the two Thou- wand Guineas 1 do Bot suppose thut any diili- culty would be experienced about her tor the Dervy, NTED—FEMALE: __SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALESe | _SYPUATIONS WA! eo “Cooks. ¢ Se WEST 92D ST.—A LADY BREAKING UP HOUSE- exping is desirous of procuring employment, for first class servants; cook, chambermal asiet sale and ironing aid waitress, Call between 11 8 ‘yea very quiet in the bettn Cooks, We. than § to 1 1s offered AST 11TH ST.-AS COOK, WASHER AND er ores general housemaid in @ mall family; &e. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG bermaid and waite a obtaining 20 to 1 ‘This anomaly can be ac- Amc tor by the fear of speculators that the bonny bay y have inherited the wing tnfrmit: hay PCavenisy, and her bail-brother consequently, #ho may not be enabled to com- eon the course for the Derby, while she ma: the sborter distance for the Two ‘or my own part] do not know whether Golightly be soand in her wind or not, and I w! not make avy stuiement op the founded on mere hearsay cvidence, ever, wy opinion that YOUNG GIRL To irs’ work: good elty reference. T.—A RESPEOTABLE O1RL AS vad i cook, washer aud ironer in a small pri- vate family best city reference, EASY sori! S.A YOU first clas washer and ir + BART 179H ST. PRRRENT EMPLOYER'S)..-A RE- cook, warher und tronér in a est city reference. spectabley woman as small private family; NO WOMAN AS PLAIN y WEST WTI ST. ( eapeotable girl as chambermaid and waitress EMPLOVEIOS),—A ay WEST 218T ST. —A be ry ING UP HOUSE- T 218 ia te BREAK ‘ode ms keeping, | would situations for her ‘AINA LADY WISHES TO wip ‘a 8 family for an excel hiaid and waitress; no objection to th Ei LEW ul cook ; excellent baker of bread aud biscuit no > objection to the eountr Silvio will beat her for the Derby, 2 for the Two Thousand ee where- ot may finish in these races, that the hid, of Blair Athol and siiveratr will, as tar as Lean judge trom bis best three-year-old in Touchet was incladed among the lot of four horses I selected in January as being most win and be placed for the Lincolnshire Hundi- SECOND PLOOW—A_ Wt a girl as chambermaid and wattres pity 43D 81, (PRESENT EMPLOYER EAST 40TH 8ST. igo conn hayes a8 cook Bava. —A roy no objection ithe emunry BAS? 39D STA RESPEOTABLE GIB ‘ed cook and laundress in small private tamlly: city tabla girt us cook in a private family in # private family will ound trustworthy aud WEAT 26TH ST.—A_ RESPECTABL abermuid and waitress ina private family; best Cull oF address. i rn out to be the ar 22D ST. shes to obtain youny colored woman now in =A LADY LEAVIN CHAMBERMAID 1 R as Ley in u restaurani ds Wheeler & Wilson's m G@ WOMAN AS COOK, housework; good A. West ere ST. com iieas Fmtie’ Som would assist wit! WEST 477TH 8' [dg gad EMPLOY ER’S).— cook; ads na cod. Risesist Wo ‘washing and ironing if require ‘A LADY WISHES TO PROGURK ‘situation for » pompevent woman, ae Rood plain washer and hr botainated by Lord Rosebery, I could not recommend either the son of Lord Lyon or Rosbach, This opinion | repeated in these columns w! was being backed for the blue ribbon a week or so bé- fore he ran at Lincoln, Asin the case ardrada, who always ata price, for the Derby opment a hu st city, reference; ald do chamberwork 19 objection to the country; WEST SOTU St,—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN 4 first class cook; understands meat and soups; ¢ with waiting; good eity reterence, —s COMPETE, private family ee or do chamberwork and washing: woud city refer cre ‘ur country D ST.—A RESPECTABLE ¥ an cs chamnefaiard bad. to tate care oF xaoeien ce; no objection to # private d_ bis supporters, he never rec- 1 children’ best ety. role ST.—A RESPEC Se } WOMAN, boarding house. Pace reforence, #8 good meat and pastry cook; Searting g Louse preferred. GRAMERCY PARK as frst ines Sook in a private family; city ROOM 6—A GIRL eudy, plaoa as cook, washer and {ronor; good city ref cap horse in at} be fe ertheless consid the lisiey colt a nitwal of his class, but bis cvon wip. Subarbun by many a length would pot lapttbn ‘me 1D lis favor as being 4 likely borge to win @ race like the Derby, The following 1s the state of the odds on the Two Thousand Guineas race to como off on May 3:— 2 against Chamunt, Tto : agaianat, Pellogrino, a 10 to 1 against Lady Golightly. 10 10.1 against Warren Hastings, 10 to 1 against Thunderstone, 10 to 1 against Silvio. 20 to 1 against Rover, 20 to 1 against Monk. 25 to 1 against Voltella colt, 2b to : against Actwon, 1 against Sidon, 0 1 against Shillelagh, 1 against. Bay Athol, 1 aguinst Albert Edward, yOUNG La A COMPETENT WOMAN anineresnld aad waltrene, arte do generat hoabes T o2D St UN chumbarmaid or wit assist in waiting or as + good city reference; no objection to the NAR 28TH ery (S PIRST CLASS Y cook understands all kinds of des WASHER AND Boner ts © piven ‘familys vest chy reference. Gull awake 42D ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT chamberwork oF Tight housework, ‘OP FLOOR.—A YOUNG GIRL b ® private family; PECTAB first class cook; ) Sxeallont baker? boot elty reference. rst class cook in « private tamily; no oneetfon ton private bourding house; best ity reference. _ (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S). ook and to assist with the washing and lromng: can be seen for two day av charabermate Ucot elty reference, WO SINTERS: WEST 40TH ST, YOUNG GERL AS PECTAB! la ruaaid and waisress: good reference from lust vA YOUNG WOMAN AS VIRST CLASS ds all kinds of meats, soup and bak- ~ (PRESENT EMPLOYEE! city re apy no objection to the country, cod chambermuid, the country preferred lor the sum- Inquire Monday or Tuesday, between 1 and 3 , (PRESENT EMPLOYERS). — girls, to xo together or separately in & private family; one £0 conk, wast, and ieoms the tor as chambermuid aud waitress; b nee AT 53D ST.—A r s chambermat ist with tae wash obliging: best city reference. TH AV.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS CHAM. t city reference, | YOUNG GERMAN GIRL AB | other as chatty mald wad wait ing; best city reteronce, ‘and ir th willing and ‘olig. RESPECTABLE GIRL AS rforence, I St, RL TO DO ¥YLAIN COOK- cook; 10 years best washing; city refer FIRST CLaAss 0 maid and laund) Bast 11TH st —4 YOUNG GIRL AS COOK ndress, best city reference, YOUNG GIRL 5 ¥; willing to do plain washing; FOR SALE. “BARRGATN—TATLOR'S G Board, Alta Sewing Muchine, he. 'Addeous 70 Taylor Pall ¢ jt re nadioae 447i ST. (PRESENT _ ERP LOVEIS ins toe me pieien a utter + pliiee : ae for two di ) AV.—AN GOOD GERMAN COOK INA —_ Te STAPLE ROOM, EAS? 220 ST.—1WO YOUN one as good cook, excellent baker; other as good naid and wititress: both excellent laundressee; 7 GIRLS (SISTERS); AN BEAVER Sh WILL BETWEEN ati 50" le young girl as good cook, wi ‘vent mee Liens from} ant piace. GROCERY FOR SALI ith fargo Dwelling Rooms, and low ent, with oF without Hote and Wagou, }. f BEAVER ST., t 12"o'elock, by auction, TANTO pave STORE. FOR SALE GNEAP—ES- shed 3 sneusion immediately on uccount i best city references, TWO YOUNG und waitress, the with the washing, © from present employer. West 40rn 8 11 iI be sold, this da; PROTESTANT in # small fam~- eth of bieprw, 8 Bg OFFICE FOR Ht Wheat respectable girl ax good plain cook, washer or to do genoral housework ; ood city reference. Gan be seen for two duyy, 40TH ST.—TWO RE te ube {s Well cvcommended from pretone viuployer PECTABLE YOUNG other ux waitress; Call two days REAR.—a RESPECT: waster and ironer; no objec OK AND TO Do reference trom last employer, bet J2d und 183d ate., soc- AV.—A YOUNG AMERICAN ahaa anal Nad walteeans MTN eee obliging. GREENWICH ST, THIRD upstitirs or general ho TABLE YOUNG GT OR SALE—THE cones ESTAR Liquor Store, Stuck und Fixtures, « Hansitton sts., will be sold Mouday, at 11 o' locke ae tle bealttve, without reserve, 10 aulesroom 37 East 8 ond door ttolu the i to the country: Boud WEST 19TH ST,—A YOUNG WOMAN AS GOOD ca would assist with wash A OTH AV. A aids, ae. ik ENT EMPL D — = Liege taliban Gal ae Bon ae and to do waiting ina sire us first class chambermuid and Call tor two days, —A GIRL TO DO CHAMBERWORK € ¢ EAST 1771 SI xpeectable young waitrem, or chambermaid alone, nits yood referen 0 Nit, BACK ROOM. washer and [rouer, eity or country; elty Fr haratie raid nad toda ie waht Counter ite faire city reference, OTH AV., IN STOR udrmaid and waltroxs, d do plain sowing; ci AND FIXTURES OF A 4 Liguor Store, with four good rooms uttuched; low Ht AIS, 2 260, ae ay, WOR SALv—GROGERY” Oi SALKA TEL dina coe bo: RESPECTABLE PLOVER SA MPLOVER?S).—A to mind baby - bermaid and waltroxs in private . WITH RGRS ity ; gold cheap on ei food baker; uo objection to the country; good TWeEN SOF AND AIST A ectaile young «itl ax chambermaid nnd watt- ist with the washing and frouing; no objection to # boarding house; best Dressmakers en F GRAMERCY LACK, Durosemator will xo to ladios! his at home, ‘or will go ont by tl CORNELIA. ST. ble colored ywirl a THIRD VLOOR—A RESPECT. chambermaid aud nurso; city or WEST 10° ST., REAR.—FIRST CLASS COOK; i a as wine ‘STOLE, 647 OT willing to assist with the course washing ; ought cheap to das THIRD FLOOR. | CORNELIA §' able colored itl as chambermaid or Laund! COMPETENT PERSON AS Abermuid and excellont sewer or would walt on ehilaren and sev; best city reference —A COMPETENT WOMAN AS rat class family cook; understanas the care of milk and Butter: city or country; ay aay 5:3 i “ very low to-day; will also exe! WEST 28TH 8 eue. Cail to-day 190 Eust Houston st. ALE—A STOVE, HEATER AND HOUSE FU: ig Store, extablished for a ui i Fouls, and a first eluss run of cu + large store, in aos T EMPLOYS urope wishes to pet her soamstrony & understands dressmaking; will do other work or avast a “8 ad a 140 Peruri says arty rade; ention 5 satisfuetory reasun 7TH AV.—~A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS COOK to family: a good cook, excell peace to # short’ dissan ° ST.. SECOND FLOOR, | i carapetenks Worriluur aiecsaaiar any ecore one withes a fow moro engugomonte at $190 per day: under rs different machin AP. Window Sereens, Gas iettoctor | und Store Fimaele ost iu ee _SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, — __ SITU. ATIONS WA NTEKD—FEMALES. DAA CER ola ee 1fiencram 246.1 © 4 pgsneral Le per or cook, wash and nee. + WEN KOTABLE re | are to Go gemeral bousewprk io © plain private family; good relerences a4 SOG LAST wat SL —A GIRL. To Do GENERAL « housework ina private family; god washer aud ironer; bost reference. 32.0, East zur Si., ROOM 4 —RESPROTA! * American Protestant woman for housework, in fam jour grown persons, short distance iu country ; refer- 334, AST 3H PECTARLE WOUNG with te do weneral Sourowurk in « small Americas family: best city refe 6) West 17TH STA ae TO DO onnnney housework inn <nall family, o berwork YouNG aie TU DO GEN. 3 8 3D AV. grant THIRD BELI IO Am do the proterred, where she ean have her erencer. v ouxework ; counts id with her; vest ref 406 RAST ISTH STA. MESPEOTARLE YOUNG Iziri to do general housework i asmall private fam- fly; wood reteronce . 4.07 3D AV.—A YOUNG GIRT housework fp «small Me DO GENERAL as ood re T 0 ARE eebable titt to asWiget bigusework or tnatsita wee} ny objection to the country. 4.20% E52 SOF ST.—A” RESPECTABLE GIRL to do general housework in w small family; refer ence. o 40 general Iipcsswork Ine small paar family; city reference. Address, Aft 200 STA ih *ECTABLE lately Innded from England, to do mie 1 | woneraf housework; city or country, HAP EC! ‘ABLE WOMAN » cook, washer aod TH RD FLOOK, BACK Ar virl to do general housework Ina private fumily: undorstunds plain cooking: good washer and i ity reference, 595 AV., REARL—A KESPECTABLE YO! Ito do housework in + Wo. cork: 1s a filst class wavher it employer's to-day 692 afr AV.-A NORTH GERMAN GIRL POR eneral housework in a sinall Ainerican family; city or country; good eity reference: i A GIRL TO Do HOUgEWORK: BB4.cccu'tiy vforencs from tat place. ‘e \ 1.004. 22, 4% BETWEEN sort AND oorit Sta — : A youug’girl todo general housework; best city reference. 1.164. 20 AV. NEAR GIST ST—A YOUNG GIRD JEto do honsowork in « private family: good plain cook, washer and troner; ety nee. ne 170 Ist AVA TABLE GIRL TO DO enoral housewor good plain cook, washer bent city refe DAV —A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL » do Housework in ‘@ small private famliy¢ cite 1. 45 Gui “AY., ONE FLOOR UP, BAOK (YORK- 9) viite). A kirl to ao housework of ch amberwork. & small family, elty refe: FOLCe, 20513 eral house wor! references. AND 113TH 8T& sapecranlb: young girl to do gem. & good washer and ironer; four years? ‘i 17TH AND Nera 2. 988,51, top tloor.—-A Me able reone, aha ee de General housework ina nice fam rive faiully ; no eards noticed. Housekeepers. wee. LT EST, amit Sta YOUNG ‘LADY AS HOURE- keeper in the family of a gentleman of means; widower plana eon or address. 3D Si, GROUND FLOOR, B PAT ie lady as housekeep _ Mise F; FA vee 133: © sutumer HOST.—A by need in a hotel, wonld engae with pai uMe ; low compensation; best rufa (EAST 20TH ST.)—AN EX- wu as chambermaid und laun- gAR, THIRD FLOOR, MID- dle house,—A colored woinan ns first class cook in « Small private tainily; elte or, country; no objections to do be ween for three days, Pm GRAMERCY PARK 25 uke young womal “WERT BOTH 8 good fitter and tri CE HOUSE FOR BUTCHERS, HOTELS, LAGER, £0. MATHESON, 11th wv,’ and 84th st, XM TILK ROUTE FOR SALE.—810 WEST 16TH. butelors ana tools. WIT NT.—A COMPETENT DRESSM ongagoment by the day or wee! HOTOGRAPH (ONE HORSE) VIEW WAGON AND AppRrAtnsy piso, le i its braoohent willing to go in ‘ist in washing if required ; enge ; elty oF country. for sule or ex: BAST 447it BT, R a ross; cau cut and “fit dressex and trim well, be found willing wn onli vt HW DRESRMAKE a WEST 16TH ST.—A perfect cutting, s sewing machine if required: Wrst wine aching, wishes ong DT roe DRESSMAKERS EAST T4T il ST,.—A COMPETENT Dit would take a few more enzagements by wook on reusonable torms, Addreas, —A DRESSMAKER TO GO OUT BY fay of wooiks understands cailing sad Mtting aad ai sewing muchinos. ¥ KAST WOTH ST, FIRST FLOOR—A REBY able Danish girl us good sewer to a first class dross- VV EA ds of baking and xulad: st class worker RAPH GALLE! of doparture, for $1,000 casl tings per year; to 8 live man an anus Hicalary, thom 10-t0 12 M., at ‘Dr. Holmes’ of A REMIABLE GIRL TO DO patnirs ae and ax waltroas; has resided two years nt address: best reference Rae and oe cream 3 8T.—A DRESSMAKER, WITH 8 an excellent buker of bread aud biv- ts ut $1 25 per da; kinds of meats and FOR SALE—Man Jail makers; stes bought. i! RESTAURANT, ar . KERMAN ‘OUNG GIRL AS CHAMORR. nd waitress in & small petvate fanally. be seen nt present call =] Weat 9TH ST.—A YOU old "ni WEST 28TH St. T —AN , baker pastry; would do the course wash city reteronce. iz 1 L5G mines q WEST 518? BST. wo GIRLS, TO GO TO- ether; one as excellent cook, tho other us chamber- matd aud waitress; to do washing together ‘ 5, —FOR Sagi A WHEELER & WILSON MA- 4 Jechino, hult case, cost $75; in good order, 6th ay., in budk store. ‘MACHINERY POR SALE—A FIRST CLASS STEAM EXUAVATOR, with all the modern Improvements nearly new, with or JOHN cheaitx, Noo 3.725" Spring Ga GOOD WEST xine, ‘iti band putley, 80 to 40 horse power, in good or- be seon running? Apply at Factory, 132 Enst CTABLE GIRL AS id and Inundress: is a good plain coo * WEST 35TH ST. (RING THIRD BELL).—A YOUNG (WEST S6TM ST., TUREE FLIGn and waitress; two years’ city U horough seamatross; has worked ut dressm: Wheoler & Wilson's and Wileox & will assist otherwise; city Bethlobem, Pa., oF woman as chambermald A YOU MA ner in private fumily ; good retsceoos sows by hand und willing and obligin or country best elty reterenc ST 62D 8 158nat 2 as cook WEST 58D ST.—A RESPE STAKLE You irl us good plain cook und assist with the wash! and ironing; best city reference from last place, 1 59a first class coo! ouse; willing to asain i wid ne soarustross woman as drossmaki at or counte; y + would take care of ty : good t references, —A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WOMAN as seainsirses and walt on an iuvalld lady or grown d2ls good rofe ae 4TH ST.“ A YOUNG Wi —2 SLOTTERS 2 PLANERS, ormald and to do fine sewing: Lathes, iiss. and small; 6 Drill Prossos, 1 Column, used for driitin Rolls, 1 Fag ase Punei Desides other Macntuer NN Ww. kK loogame te iS sn vant ho, NJ. two ROLLERS; ale eh WEST 46TIL ST., FANCY STORE.—YOUNG GIRL wchambormuid and waitress : and obliging: ge STABI tion ton peivate boardin best city refere: . REAR (FRONT BASK. mpetent girl. ag cook, washer and good referone is @ good seamstress 5 od city references, 8T.—A YOUNG GIRL” AS Cli bermaid and waitress, Z a WEST 2811] SI.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS 7 chambermaid in a boarding hou: IN STORECAS COMPRTENT BRAN. trove and operator on Wheeler & Wilson's machin understands dressmaking. General Housework, &c. i GROVE sT.—A Git, a DO Il lege HOUSE- GO AvEREEY “DRUM CYL. Toee iy 88, 1 splendid order. WEST 40TH irl as xood plain good city eve é wer (rubber) or hotel; best city. » cont more power than tvico the work before Se d for circular, BILLINGS, box 3 261 Post office, city. ERL, 10 PERT IN DIAM- for stone finishing. Address J. H ing and ironin, 20M ook fa a private h HI for two days. - WESt 20Ti St.—A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN s cook, washer and ironer; city or country; good It Is warranted to transmit 10d any other pulley—that ts, tt will the belt will ey 4 ROOM 16—A Teun SWEDISH ito de light general housework; good relerences irom lust omployer's. 3 Bast 42D “WEST #D 8 voung woman bermald and waitres FIRST FLOOR, Mu ambermaid aud nurse or cham- city o country. ml ST.-A TWIGHLY RESPECTABLE girl, who can lave first class reference, as ch private family, Call WEST 38TH ST.—A RESPECTABE AMERICAN irl wy chambermaid and to assist in washing; i willing to go to the country: 30 days’ trial, ED—A RUBING maid and Waitress In TURAGK. WEST SIDE “STORAGE WARK- 184), 598 HUDSON woupen tii: usowork In w ‘private family ; city or American fam- 3 (ESI Ae LISHED Be Peat! OLDEST AND‘ PIESPONSIBLL BRT A ESS FOR THE Felpowaite Stok <& CARMINE ST. A GIRL, LATELY LANDED, TO do general housework: zood cook, wa 3D AV.—A RESE , Oy Mchbe A willing BAST 4TH 8T.—A WERT SOTH T.—A RESPECTA HST BT. a LAS CHAS Oucrnls ead brea walitene weiking ad online: ke i refaremees Sib 2st ST. (REAR NOUSE).- irl to do chamberwork | ea work Ly we smiull family. Call B YOU nd obliging, Call for two RESPECTABLE ENGLISH housework; city or country. — FU hing RE, RTLES ROOMS: RECEIVED DAY OR NIGHT.” R. OWNEK AND MANAGER, OFFIGN G03 HUDSON Ste, NEAR 12TH st, —MORGAN & BROTHERS houses, Broadwa de, (mn tena WaeT JOTH ST.—A Mpc washer and irone: EAST “tH § S WhST 33D ST.—A RESPROTANLE Fane | woman as chambermald and waitress, or chamber: maid und to wasiat with the washing and froning, ange 16TH ST. first class cook; city or country ‘A COMPETEN STORAGE WARE- : WOWAN al as for turniture, baggage, $1 per month and upward 1 EAST SOTH ST.—A ¥ al housework or chambe: ING GIRL TO DO GE rork and waiting; city or | oljection to the country: best city referen Ospectadle woman iw vod cook, waster a good city reference, 2 Ton sal He cnr raahingt & ST. A PROTESTANT aye As Nrestier aad ironet In 8 private Am fauuilys or ty do general housework. 38 STORAGE WARE- se for fine Nate trunks, cases Safe deposit vau es month or year, TABLE YOUNG GIRL 0 do general housework in a private family; best city YOUNG GIRL AS LLEN iy r COOK: or would mind children nents, works ot urt, & Sates of ull sizes in vaults to reut by affording absolute securisy, 4th ay. wad — boty ALLEN 81. Ti PROTESTANT irl to do general housework ; gov WEST 33D S1.—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL ousework Ina smali private fully ; good city reter- | ESENT EMPLOYER'S).— n American girl ax ckambermaid, | f NG GIRL AS CHAM. | d waltress or uasist in washing and iron- KK, separate rooms: Bl upinea: every stor; watchinan StiGHTALEES. 5s Ew t 1 YOUNG WoMAa} cook and to masint in washing; elty or eountr; Bion iitataa Mt ; Bats ISTH ST. (PRESENT EMPLOY! i}aschambermaid and Waitress. fd A ne ovjections to the country, “8T,—AN COOK. WASIIER AND ern usowork In ms mi private family; no obj by a respectablo young girl; good-eity rofer- ; best eity references. ) WEST 19TH ST. REAR —RE: man to do housework; good washer and iroue: ita LIBERAL AMOUNT OF CAsil | pianos, merchandise, &v., at 6 percent | in first class wat rehous Can be seen for twa PECTABLE WO. “YOUNG WOMAN oot city reterenc RESPECTABLE GIith 0 objection to n board. 2 KAST HTH Sit.— chambermaid and wattr bource ure Uhut he “makes a boise,” and my experience | 9299. WEST rit SPA = WEST itil SA YOUNG GIRL FOR GEN: oral housework in @ private family; country pre- ferred; good reterenee. REAR. —GERMAN GIRL AS and assist with washing WEST 16TH 1 chambermaid und Ww And ironing in small Amerionn family. m LAST 20TH ST., ROOM sa) el chamberwork Or as Lnundrenss ; best oe, referonee, ISTH cra RE TABLE GIRL TO 7 yours! reference, WEST 46Tit Si,—A RESP 00, wah and { & 14th wt, near sth av. for trniture, pianos ai coptabie und reliable; nix! A GIRL, LATELY 1 A YOUNG GIRL TO ousework ; is willing and ovliging. AGLE, STORAGE Wall 22 reference, eral housework ta & semsll facniy elty or-ecumtey: | Bctoan ang orderly: (Martangh tm door wost of Hth ay. nw STORAGE , VAREHOUSKS, “750, CORNER 23D ST.—\ RESPECTABLE young girl as cook; bess ci city referons T.—A RFSUM/ECTABLE GIRL AS r to do plain sewing and waiting; young girl to do ge: rivate feinily; good plath cook, washer : elty reterence. FR WEstT OTH Sf. edo genvral ho work in a sniall merchandise, &e. KAS? 22 st. spectable young girl wy chambermatd and waitress in a private Saraily: best city relerence._ | work a3. wh omall faenity ; be “BAST BOTH t.—A YOU washer and troner; good BAST OATH ST... RESPRUT ABLE rk in & small private family, (G WOMAN AS K 1B TAEGER WARKHOUSES STI A’ to 4th sta, having boon remodelled woun' a new pla they ato prepared to give better accommodation than any for storage of furniture, pianos, ery deseription, aud at lowest raton, Office 300 West 34th REMOVALS. om STIRTZ, SEW coe GUASH TEITER CO to O11 Brondway. corner "Houston st. w ANTED TO PURCHASE. \ CHILD'S “CARRIAGE “CUEAP,™ dress ELLIOTT, 550 Grand wt. ~ MARBLE vet BLATE, Call or adarens, mmeld or ehambormald EAST osTH ST., BETW second floor, A N 2D AND AD AVS 4 irl to do general house: “Cail tor two d A YOUNG GIRL £0 1 oral housework ; good city retorence. | tr Dave, top eral housework; best city reference. * other warebouse In the elty 4) BAST worl ws ONE FLIGHT UP tent igitl ax chambermaid and to do Ane weoblon, or WEST S071 ST.—TWO YOUNG WOMEN WISH | 1” go in the country; one #¥ cook, washer aud froner, the gther to do shamberwork and make hersell gen- OUNG GIRL | chambermaid or MW OAND STI waitress; not fu Can be een for A RESPOTABLE YOUNG aid and to assist In waiting. | ‘FIRST FLOOR, ROOM 6.—A mapetent Protesiaut girl to ao housework; ism ait oan cook wad landrons JeoAae 2TH ST. Gikk AS CHAM: city or country. “MANTELS. ary sae rarna GTR, MARBLE AND ARO WGOD ack ati es, de. removed to 75 is in cooking, washing wi goneral housework ; 4 COMPEYENT YO fing washer and ironer; 8’ best city relerenc (PRESENT EMPLOVE Twe slavers, vogeitier or repncatel the other ws first =A RBS KOTABLE | foneral housework Or STA ht | | 3 350 #9 out housecleaning cook, washer and ironer maid and waitross: b WEST 9OTH §’ aTH Stas CHAMBERMATD AND ‘ence trom Inst place, KESPECTABLE GInL AS in washing; city or country ; best (ar XE YO no wood referenc iderstabds her basin In STORE anh RES is good plain cook, good Claroty are pure, tonte und srongtbening. VICIOR | MAUGEK, New York, THE TRADES. “YOUNG MAN, A Fist ti kome first el ound nranagem! tity roterence. pees 71 AV.—-A YOUNG GIRL TO DO CiAMBE rk wu waiting; no objection to the country; bost MENT. =A RESPEOTA- 5 eee taderstands. the © tal housework in weesee farmily. gad eureral driver: best reference. ait wees 40th st, + understands cookit js capable of takin recommendations given t d carving in all its branches eharge of # kitchen; at are required, ‘ot horse: Address, for three days, HTH ST.—A RESPRLOTABLE YOUNG | Gail for two days. Call or address | O- UNDERSTANDS can obtain an interest ina | weil and from which fevoulng hie time nnd moi <A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 1 housework nw small familys | on bears 2,000, taco from Last place re that will pa, rl to do gene RAST 28D STA RE: YOUNG GTi woman, with a boy eight years old, wa cook; ean be pps recommended, PECTABLE GIRL TO h * Pritt and obliging: 16 months’ eity roference, ; EASE 20TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO GEN. Joi Yi oir wood i m1 5, WEST. orn ST. AV.—A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT wg Worken ae chambormeld aud waliressy ret DESIRES TO ah sgod Tolerence, BAST 367 be ePROT ABLE ni to do the course | pes cise Frotastant no objection to wo to 31.—A COLORED WOMAN AS jain cook and to assist with washing. Cull on | lier Tast pinee, EAST 43D ST.—A Rit: jax chumbermard und searastress ; wood city reference, NEAK 28VH 8T.—A YOUNG GIRL TO do chumberwork and sewing oF chamberwork ly heoler & Wilson's A THOKOUUHLY CON. potent foreman to take entire charge of make shop: must fine work, both stiff and sot, Address A. As, box O72 New York P ANTHD=A STVUATION HATT ERS, —WANTED, 4 ironer ; best ety BAST 75TH STA, you Na. GIRL bt housework in @ small tamily; roforenee frow hor tavt place, EAST 24TH Pin 2 om good laundres “KAST 26TH ST.—, and her daughter (4 y dost city referer ResPk ABLE WOMAN pkey! as cook, washer YOUNG GIKL AS CHAM. nd waitress iu a private fawily, four 1 WEST 4471 BI A*GInL To DO GENERAL 997, BOWBRY, sociable and 341 WEST SHIH ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S).—A respectuble woman as housekeeper and seamatress, Cun be seen for two days. 387, WASIIINGTON ST.—A RESPECTABLE AME. rican women in country or city as working houses keeper; wages moderate. Address. A. SOUTHERN LADY AS ii HOUSERREPER; strai city, Address E. + Herald oftice, AN EDUG TED PERSON NPPARING FRENCH AND German desires & position us housekeeper or nursery foverness; unexception able Ka referenes; country pre- Address CHEERFULLY, Wii wburg Port office. A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION as working housekeeper; can do all kinds of family dewing: will be disonvaced May st city refersuce, Addrost M. 0. D., Herald efien, 10. such in city or out of Uptown Heruld office. Luundresses. &c. WEST 218T S1.—A LADY, BREAKING UP HOUSR koopine. would like good situations for ber laundress aud cook, whom she can recommend highly. 26 ‘BOTH A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL Jas frst cluss lnundross in private family: thoraughly pee 1 brancher; vlty reterence from lust place, — 46 T 230 87. WRESENT EMPLOYER'S). —A =A Scpepatio Protestant young woman as chambermaid; excelte Welty’ rateronce. 1 WEST SSTil ST.—A RESPE OL wishes to take in some family w 68 .cAs?, STH ST. (URESENT Bo Orespectable young an as laundress ence. 99, WEST 11TH ST, (PRESENT EMPLOVERS).—A poctabla Young ‘girl ue Iaundress; no objection to & little ‘work, Call for tw 106 wie “27TH STA Da F LAUNDI ud chambermaid, of general housework in « smal family; country preterre lll WEST 15TH ST. REAR—AS’ FIRST CLASS ogo em in # private fumily; uo objection to do some eh ER's; i goed city cere berwor! no objection to the country; seven yours’ referance from last plac Wt “AS FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS, < and fine washer and ironer: thor: oughly 113. RST. FLOOR.—A take ia ofgc ont washing of cleaning. ‘T.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS FIRST willing to assist with the chambor- ¥ reference, L35 WEST tit St Diirnt class laundre: Work : city 0 IMPETENT PERSON Ad ds luting and laundry 158,,WE8T 8D Bt a YOUNG JIOeinss Inundress oF chambermaid lwandress; no EST 481 ST.. SECOND FLOOR.—FINE . hing taken in by « respectable col an, 161. 208. EAST OSD ST.—A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRE! weil recommended, to doa few tamilies’ washit will go out by the du, ESPECTABLE YOUNG private family: best city refere nee. ema WEST 20TH ST.-A COLORED LAUNDRESS w ishes washing by the week or doze reference, PONZO. PECTABLE GIRL AS t elty referees, 2aTH ST. ae RESPECTABLE WOMAN by the di ug und Ironing oF housecleaning best city re! 934 7TM AV.. NEAR 24TH 8T.—RESPROTABLE young girl as Iaundres#; no objection to assist in the seer t city reference 934, St. UN STOR RESPECT. aale woman to Bs'Ont bs tho Gens lea peed teaee dress; no objection to boa.ecleaning; city r Terence, Eh 2D Bs 236,01 as Galtren! thoroughly unde erence, 2337 BAST ATI ST., SEC ‘OND FLOOR—A RESPEC * able and thoroughly competent woman solicits Homen's or faintly washing; excuilent reference if'te- quire DL Hy MEST OTH 8 RES! ‘ABL ZA Onret class inundress 1a; inves Rae good city f erence, 306, crest ast Se. IN GROGERY STORE—A OU Oyoang woman as Luncress and reference. 310. WEST 16TH ST, ROOM e woman wishes families’ and gentien ironing, carp 17 BAat Sth at. ROOM YA FIRST OLAS laundress; no opjection to the c antry, best city re~ nN qheSPRCTARLE ference. 329 RAST SINT ST. (RING TOP BEULD. ectable woinan to wash, iron and ¢ ECTABLE WOMAN do woceingea es ing. Call all ween, av 8T.—AS LAUSD WSS OR Wait. in efiber it desired will eall sial card. A 4G, MST. DTABLE WOMAN and rout cleaning by the MAN AB ¢ AS Goon WEST J18T SPA YOUNG 34s washer, jrouee and baker! best city reterouce. 401 is? AV., IN THE PANOY STORE,—A YOUNG i ri us first class lanudress; good city reterence, Call fur two days. WHAT. OATH STs | 40D irintren wlab ny: eau do luting ; best reterence, FIRST or Tamily Wash- 62 EAST MATH ST.—FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS 42% in a private family; eight years’ city reterence from 130. WEST 40TIT ST.—A RRSPROTABLE WOMAN 49 6 eo out rousoclonning oF washing; refercnce, QA BAST 16TH ST. NEAR AY, A, FIRST FLOO! Jiront.—A respectable wownn’ to’ do washing go out bonsecleaning 6¢ reasonable prices; ence. )P FLOOR—A itr SPROT 440 ce ANTE: man, "dae JAMES WILSON, Station aud ironer; latter te walt ont froner; goud retere: wane the day washing or house clowning.