The New York Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1878, Page 13

FINANGIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Beview of the Week—An Active and Exciting Speenlation in Stocks. THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS. Wan Srrenr. Sounpay, Oct, 20, 1878. * The week which ended yesterday was as full of in- sident as 1s @ Christmas pudding of plums, but by no means 60 palatable, particularly to those whe we tong of stocks, Indeed, these unfortunates were loreed to eat the loek ever'so bountitully supplied by » tailing market, Instead of the more succulent tid-bits provided by arisingone, With the exception of North- western common and twoor three of the obscure and neglected outsiders the main list declined the week through. There was every reason that it should have done 80, for existing influences were all of a bearish ftendeney. Monday morning opened with a condition of things that forebode disaster. Somobody (a Stock Exchaoge Committee is trying te find out who) boldly bid up gola to 101%, and as boldly sola the stock market down. It is still a question whether ® conspiracy existed among parties notoriously Gnserupuious in thoir financial transactions to create ag panto, or whether it was morely a deeperate attempt to retrieve their fortunes by an insolvent firm, ln either caso the plot miscarried, yot not without serious damage to a crowd of small brokers who bad been made uso of by the promoters of the swindle Mr. Secretary Sherman, unexpectedly appearing upon bhe scene at this juncture, at ouce proceeded to put a spoke in the conspirators’ wheel by directing the 1m- mModiate payment of the ‘called’? five-twenty bonds. Tho premium on gold went down and Met Co, went up. Tho stock market went up ali tally from the action of the Secretary, which was as- Sumod to have defeated the plans of the gold gam- blers, and partially on the covering of Haar & Co.’s short contracts, Tho improvoment was evanescent, howover, and ina day or two everything became as flat og tho heel taps in a pewter pot of small beer, The stock market had received asbook which was not }o be recovored trom instanter—-there were suspicions pf toul play somewhere and apprehensions of dangors, new and undefined. On Thursday rumors prejudicial to the solvency of the firm of Belden & Co, (who were mixed up in the Haar matter), were as thick in the stroot as leaves in Vallombrosa, and, altnough they ‘were positively asserted to be [also by the house in question, they nevertheless added to tho prevailing Gistrust and doprossion, As though these homemade sorrows were not enough, a supplementary battalion ‘was cabled trom abroad. Financial matters were re- ported tobe inan alarming state throughout the Jength and breaath of Britain. Commercial failures growing out of the Glasgow Bank flasco were frequent apd important. A panic was reported im Man- chester, and it was ramored (falsely, it appears,) that the Bank of England in its distress was a bor- rower of some £6,000,000 from tI Bank of France. ‘With curious blindness to its real meaning the stock market on Friday absolutely grew strong and ad- ‘vancea on the announcoment of this report, Never. shel whether this particular statement be true or false the general tonor of the forelgn nows wasa shade bettor, and this (with the fact that the street had in forty-eight hours pretty much forgotten about the Haar-Bolden matter) in a measure changed the com- plexion of the market ana substituted a hopetul ing for one of despondency. On Saturday this m- pression became still more pronounced, with the ef. fect of making betior prices for the market generaliy and of Western Union and Northwestern common in particuiar, So the market closed rather bullish than bearish, but with much uncertitude as to which posl- tion was the correct one, The following table represonts the opening, bighest ana lowest sales, regular way, of the principal stocks during the past week :— Chic, & Northwest.. Chic, & Northwest p Chic, KR. 1. & Pacide.. ©. B. & Quincy. GO& LC. C6, C, & 1. Cleveland & Pittsburg... Chicago & Aiton rs Lack. & Western... Dei, & Hudeon... United States Bxpreses Wolis-Fargo Express. Michigan Central, Morris & Essex, dub & St Pool Mil. & st. Paul preierred., New York Central.. New Jersey Coutrul, az Onio & Mississipp 1% Outario Silver. » 4036 a8 Buisbarg and Fort Wayne tox & saratoga, f preferre "bx & Iron Mougtuin 8 Bu Lous, K. & N 4 Bt. foun, K. GC. & N. aX Big 18% 66 Western Union ‘Tel. 80% Mo, Kan, & Texas, 3% Gold... 1014 ‘The ciosing quotations of stocks seunmaey wero as follows:— Bid. asked, AU & Pac Tol... 45” 27 4 abi & NW. eis 68) 8h ou 4% 3M m NJ Contral 31% Ohio & Mis ike Del, Lack Ohio « Miss pt 14 Bere tuscan 40% 405 Peete Malt Adwins i.xpeess.103% 109” Panama, Am Expross ... 48 Vitis & Fe W, , Quicksilver Quicksilver St Low lu BtiKUAN, 4% sh Ke &N pt aie 214 t, Wab & W log 568 Unton Pack 665, sus Pacife., Wig Ole Western UT. 80/5 The total sales of stocks at tue Board during tho woek aggrogated 1,072,733 shares, which were dis- tributed as follow: ‘nicago and Northwestern, 163,980; Chicago and Nortnw: 'n preferred, 113,945; Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, 2,115; Chicago and Alton, 521; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 715; Co- Jumbas, Chicago and Indians Central, 3,500; Clevo- land nnd Pittsburg, 1,737; Delaware, Lackawanna and Wostern, 201,990, De and Hudson Canal, 9,442; Erie Ratiway, 40,442; Erie Railway preferred, 120; Harlem, 400; Hanoivat and St. Joseph, 2,225; Hannt- bal and St, Joseph proterred, 2,900; Iino Centeni, 4,030; Kansas Pacific, 1,400; Lake Shore, 160,380; Michigan Central, 10,066; Milwaukee and St Paul, 89,825; Milwaukeo ana St. Paul proterred, 30,585; Missouri, Kansa: id Texas, $225; Morris and Essex, 13,763; New York Central, 5,07 12,160; Ohio and Missiosippi, 4,425; On 440 ; Panama, 826; Pacific M. Quickstiver protorred, 100; and Southern, 9,213; St. Lous, 6 Central and Northero, 200; 51, Louis, Kansas Central and North. ern preferred, 500; Union Pacific, 9,020; Wabash, 28,800; Western Union, 202,220; United States Ex- Press, 395; Wells, Fargo & Uowpany’s Express, 368, The money market was very excited during the woek and call loans wore made, with a few excep- lions, a6 bigh a8 7 percent in the carly and 6 a7 per jattor part of tho week. Tho raising of the iu Engiand to 6 por cont on Monday last helped to aggravate the tightness of monoy dere, at toward the close of the weok a much better feel- Ing set in, and the rate at the close of the market yesterday was 4 4 5 percent. The bank atates it yesterday was also more favorable, as it shows a gain to tho surplus reserve ot $709,1§0—from $3,531,600 to $4,250,760. ‘The increase in the total serve Was only $235,000—the difference betwoen a of $1,556,700 in specie anda lose of $1,321,700 in legal tender notes, The deposit Habilities were, however, reduced $1,896,600, 2: ‘The following 1s 2 comparison of the for the laut two weeks :— Oct. 12. Difference: $248, 084,00 $240:503:100 Deo 081.200 13,991,100 "16,647,800 Ine,” 1.666700 42,050,800 40,729,100 Dee, 1,821,700 210,041,200 208,144,600 Deo. 1,890,600 219,503,100. 29,001,200, Iney- _ 4, ink aver: between the shows the relati total reserve < the total liabilities :— Specie... 100 ‘$15, he 4 Inc. $1,556,700 Legal tenders. 56 800 40,729,100 Dew, 1,321,700 Total res’ve. $56,041,900 $56,276,900 Inc. $235,000 Res've req'ea 52,510,300 4,036,160 ng’t dep’sita, Excess he re- ve Tegalreq'ats $3,681,600 $4,240,750 Eno. $700,160 The foreign exchanges were weak at the opening, and ri wore reduced from 4, 79}4 to 4.7334 for bank- long sterling. Demand, however, was compara- tively firm at 4,84. Subsequently the quotations were advanced to 4.80 for long and to 4 86 for demand ster- ng. Gold went up to 101% on Monday, but Secretary Sherman issued an order for the payment of all goy- ernment bonds called but nut matureg. The co: quence was an immediate drop to 10034. The total imports for the week were $4,539,314, of which $1,278,410 was dry goods and $3,261,404 general mer- chandise, ceaiaecaarsimiibenlinteiateal DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gatvxstox, Oct. 19, 1878, eaten Bees dema middling, low middii i good ordinary, Blige, Net re val ee ede Kxvorte—To France, 1.04%, Sules, 3,206, Dtocl , 58, Nuw ORLEANS, Oct 19, 1878. Ofc. ; low middling, 03¢0.; Net receipts, 1,012" bales. 303, Cotton quiet; middling, good ordinary, nominal, Gross, 1,050, Bales, 1,900, btod 1L8, Oct, 19, 1878, Cotton quiet; middiing, low middling, 9c. ; good ordinary, 8346. . Exports Coastwise, G6, SavANNait, Oct, 19, 1878, ; low middling, 8 15-166. ; +) pales Ex- seu” Stok. “103,743. CHARLESTON, Oct. 1 Cotton quiet and nominal; buyers Rate Cotton quiet; piddiing, f pric good ordinary, 8 Y-ite. Ports constwit s middling, 93gc.: low middilne, 934 Net receipts, 0 bal Exports Salos, 1,609. . 'Wutauxarox, N. C., Oct, 19, 1878 Spirits of turpentine steady, 20346 Rosin firm, 81 1734 for strained, Ceudo turpentine firm at $125 tor hard, $2 for yellow alp ana virgin, unchanged. far firm at $1 60, Corn WEGO, Oct, 19, eee Flour unchanged; sales 1,100 ven Wheat quiet; rod Wabash, 97c, ;' white Heute, 80. a 27 Jona Toledo, 450. a 460. Uate She. & Bs. white do, 0c, Burley firm; 61000 bushels’ No. 2 bright Canada at $115 do. No, 3 Canada, avove grade, at $1 “s 0,000 tre bright do. on private terms: No. 1 bright do. held. nt Cornmenl—$21 for voltea and e.; red ‘atiae middlings, 817 p. Canal tr Gie.; corn aud rye, Ue; barley. Stnc. to bariey, Se to albany ; 89%c. to Philadelphia; lumver, 82 to Alvany, $279 to sew York, Rucoipts—Barley, 40400 bushels; pous, 1,500 do; lumber, 1.142.000. feck. Ship- ments—biour, 1,300 buls. ; lumber, 747,000 feet. Burrato, Oct. 19, 1878, Flour ir fair demand: sales of 700 bola, at unchanged pri Wheat tn light milliag demand; sales 300 busels No.2 Duluth spring on private terms; No, 2 Milwaukee quoted at 9 1 hurd Duluth, $1 18; ne. amber winter, 95c, a O7¢. Gorn dull and easy a42c.;No 2 mixed Gant Ove, a USE. 900. Millteed” fairly ‘activ Corn meal quict Highwines in ‘tair Samet ety made quoted at $1 05 a $1 09 Canal “freignts lower: wheut, Sc. ; corn, 7e ; barley, 6%e. ; oats, Sc., to Now York. Aaiiroaa freights ste 1; ot, Sod jcorn, Be, WO do» 5 000 Whout, 15,500 bushels: corn, 2 do.; barley, 9,990 do,3. rye, pointe—Wheat, canal trom this city tor the week ending tu-nig.t azgro- gate 3. 8,278,113 bushels, while that by rail was 742,306 she Ls. Dernort, Oct. 19, 1878. Flour dull puengineme yiite at BL 75, ° Wheat beteer; rea whi No, 1 white Michi- ee bein “aati nae ae y ms high mixed, 41c.; No |, 400, on track. Ouis lower’ very Mmited deman: No. 1 white, 24c; No. 1 mixed, 224¢. on track. ceipts—Flour, 1,660 bbis.; wheat, 26,000 basheis; cor 800 do,; oats, 24,000 do, Shipments—Flour, 2.700 dbls,; wheat, 6,000 busvels; corn, 2,000 do. ; oats, 700 do. Touxpo, Oct, 19, 1878. Wheat opened firm, but closed easier No. 3 whive Wa-. bash, 9le.; No. 1 white Michigan, pes a gure waite Mich- igan 92}4 amber Michigu: spol, Yue; November, Soke. ; December, D1ig 2 amber Mishigan, 8¥e.} No. 2 rod winter, one IC. 5 36. ome aul me. 2 ie tye de 3 White, S5c, a br ship- do, Gorn quiet subi, 2 300, vat: aul aL Kye steady, wi wie di 50e. Boe. and, surloy dull aud drooping? No. 2 fall, $1 US Sia 1. steady at $8, Lurd dull; current m. Jo. w Tie. | Bulk meats quiet; cteur sides, 534 key | Scyar stondy ‘and uncl es ty $2 50 uvelers, monte, 795, Onicaso, » ct, 19, 187%. Flour in ight demand, but holders tra. Wheat unset- Hed, ‘pus generally red winter, Boe. 86. leago spriny, BUs., Bz, mber; No. 3 du, 68c, vor Steady, with @ good demand; a Sie November; B3%e, Do- 4c. ats in good demand adh: # 19396. Novem: 1ohe ‘December: rejected, LON. oa eg Burley ‘eusier; 98e., Pork in iaie damaua, var lowers Hert eo 5m 87 HT3G, November; $7 Gzkg, De Lunrd in fair demand, out lower; 26 a 36 1 ve 8 BO Tha. pee ‘hal PRINT CLOTH MARKET, Fatt River, Mass., Oct. 19, 1878, The print cloth market hus ruled quict, with quotations for 6 juare cloths continued at J\e., and lor 64x50 cloths at Je., cash. HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET, Havana, Oct, 19, 1878, Sugar—Transactions were restricted to» few purecis at inst week's quotutions, sellers remaining firm despite the auiiness and tn» uulavorable accounts irom abroad; mu- Nos. 7 t0 10, at 136 4 7 realn yoid, per wrrove: ugar, common to Tair, OS a7 relly ra, Now. 11 to 13, jo ian 000 the b i hndi wee and hide, & 328, currency, . currency, derked bef, 43° 0 44 renis, Hams—American, sugar cured, $36 per arrobe, oi Foney, per quintal, tor Northirn nud $49 « ‘43 for South. in ki $28 9 92850 orn, itintal ; do. ‘bs fo fos, bead Freney, Dar. oi. Wax ee Fretghts | nomiaal ‘no Tobacco. dull. ‘Spanish 4 oa a'foa- Lischange dull. ee FINANCIAL T REA BONA GH TER) ONEY ON LiFe AND lowest premiama, Jd. WABRION & UO., 165 Broadwa: LL KINDS DBFAULT:.D RAIL#OaD BONDS wanted; also city and gvunty bonds, “ALB H. NICOLAY & CO., 43 Pine tt, Now York, A Warns Sept bide had THE LOAN OF for shot od security given, Address FAITH, box 28 tt BOXED DEUT OF THE CITY OF HAVASNAH, Ga, NOTIOR. at othe ‘The undersigned having bern appointed by reso'ution of the City Couneil of Savannah, Ga, azonts to enrry ont the proposed compromise of the Bonded Debt of sald city hereby give notice that they are nuthorixed d_ prepared bonds in conformity Jaousey ext, a event. BUGEAE EEEEY '® co, © Place, 1978. $ No. # bg rey New York, IRB ANSURANUE STOCKS KOUGHT AND SOLD CA Ii, 8. BAILEY, No, 7 Pino at. 1 row, New York, on Wedwi This meating is enll rity of the out ‘ IN SUMS TO. SUIT, TO LOAN ON $200. 000a1.¢08 ave Fork elly' fis money a 6 per cout. Ti tn Ghat, 148 Broadway. OPPORTUNITIES, — “{ RARE CHANGE—A PARNER WANTED, WITH A few'thonsand dollar to join the andersigned and ene Urowery now doing B. ont office box PARTNER WANTED—IN AN ExTABLISHED Aust Dusiness: net arouat profits /: ean be ins cash required $1,400, Addre OBERTS, Her- KKEEPER OR SALESMAN WANTED—WITH 3 ash, in @iurhiture house, Address SEOURITY, box ty Heraid Uptown oficn, JAPITALISTS LOOKING FOR A VERY PR: sure investment call on or address CHAUMES BOLTON, 202 Wilitur York. Ni OF THS (HB BEST BUSINCSs CANOES inble; not much capital re- atigating bork & BENJAMIN. 4 Wi GiyeRat DESIRABLisDUSIN ae OPPORTUN yi jaiso _ yes aoe ful ny Fy i Hoa Warne amall KNEW VERY LITTLE, A lignt-baired yeu! yh il-Aitting garments sidied BP lo one of the ol in the Fitty-sev day and mumbled :— “For whom?” PP 4 tale face lengthened and he made “1 doa’t k J. was her fine?’ ont know tbat neither,”? on home, then, and learn something,’ sald the clerk, HIS PRAYER FOR HELP. “I’m a worthless fellow, Judge,” seid George Thompson in the Fifty-seventh Street Court yester- day. “I’ve a. famiiy and Ido not support them, A toiling wile, sir, who loves me-too much to make a complaint against me. Two little ones, who put their arms about my neck and cull me ‘Dear father.’ I Siok d cannot pelp tt. ot you to Not tiate liquor,” “More ite ee sir, Throe—y: iX—months y Do make it for that long, She will try to get me out, but Keep me there, ' It is my last hope,” His prayer was granted, COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Surixus Covrt—Cuamnxas—Held by Judge Dono- hue.—Third Monday suohion culendar—Court opens at Salepeny ten o'clock A.M. Calendar callod at eeven Supreme Court—GuneRzaL Tenm—Held by Presiding Judge Davis und Judges isrady and ingalis.—Court opens at balt-past tea A, M,—Nos. 144, 199, 201, 205, 210, 211, 209, 228, 232, 239, 240, 258, dias, 185, 243} 206, 249, 186, 137, 138, 214, 218, ako, 241. * DUPREMH GCoURT—SPROIAL (ERM—Held by Judge Van Vorst,—Dewurrors—No-, §, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 45, e 2, 4, 8, 1 28, 14, 18, 19, 22, 28, 30, 31. Law aud jact—No, Suraemé Count—Ormecoir—Part 1—Heid by Sudge Barrett. —Nos, 3531, 3407, 1782, 1783, 1784, 1888, 1559, 99, 1748, 1170, 2067, 3068, 2074, 1793, 1814, 1786, 1769, 2027, 1364,'2165, 2167, 3235, 36b7, 3544, 1244, 8034, Aa 2660, Part 2—Held by Judge Lawrence. 7, 2034, 3289, 3652, 1682, 7 6: , 1566, 2035, 2045 A 2281, 2232) 2234, 4236, 2236, 2240. “geal. by Judge Van Brunt.—Noe, brine 2181, 37, 463, 1726, 1728, 1782, 1735, 162934, 888, 2206, .207, 24 2209, 0, 2: LL, 2212, 2214, 2216, 2217, azio, ‘223i, 2223, 2225, Part 3—Held Supxniok Court—GsngraL Teru.—Adjourned for the term. SUPERIOR CouRT—SrxciaL Term—Heid by Judge Freedmup.—Court opens at ten o’ciock A.M, No aay culengal SUPERIOR ORT—TRIAL TaxM—Part 1—Held by Judge Speir.—Court opens at eievon o’clock A. M.— Noe, 20, 303, 215, 687, 492, 262, 277, 576, 630, 510, 584, 523, “481, 578, 626, Part 2—Held by Coil Jus- tice Curtis —Court opens at eleven o'clock: —Nos. 500, 210, 581, 563, 278, 307, 116, 186, 2569, 191, 206, 285, 293, 247, 504 Part 8—Held’ by "Judge Sedgwick — Court opens at one vo’ ciock.—Nos. 446, 447, 681, 463, 467, 403, 549, 650, 556, 445, 594, 391, 461. Coumox PLxas—GENeRAL TxRM.—Adjourned fer the term, COMMON PLeas—SPso1aL Term—Held by Judge J. : A be a ae i opens at ten o’clock A. M.—Nos, 15, 2, 3, 4, 5, 16. Common Puxas—Equirr Teru—Held by Judge J. F. Daly.—Court opens at eleven o’clock A. M.—Nos. 8, 8, 1, 12, 2 Coumoy Puuas—TriaL Trew—Part 1—Held by Chief Justice U.P, Daly,—Nos, 787, 709, bil 727, 1339, 702, 708, 1u4, 706, 713, 731, 622, 750, 761, 7 Common PL8as—IRIAL Tan ratee Held by Judge Larromore.=-Nox. 101, 1580, 677, 817, 412, 413, 1699, 1622, 335, 1595, 699, 693, 1806, 833, 433, 295, 1082, 651, 506, 1172, 1809, 1798, 110, 1041, 265, 603, 235, 1472, 1256, 1815, 958, 665, 717, 316, 550, 1806, 648, MARixg CoURT—(miap Tenm—Part 1—Held by Judge Sinnoit.—Nos, 4792, 4890, 4789, 4916, 4850, 4795, 4796, 4873, 4879, 4786, 4748, 4818, 4926, 4970, 4975. Part 2— Held by Judge Shertdan.—Nos, 3822, 4083, 4151, 4080, 4217, 4130, 4149, 4373, 3702, 541, 4543, 3896, 4315, 4555, 4505, Part 3—itelu by Chiot’ Justice Alker.—Nos, 5314, 4836, 1421, 5032, 4096, 4745, 5041, 5047, 5040, 2311, 4992, 1817, 4671. 5u49, 5050, Count ov Gkyxeau Sussions—Part 1—Hold by Judge Sutheriaud.—Lhe Peopie va, Simon Geoghegan, Jelonious asgault and battery ; Same vs. Adolph Kurtz, jonious ussault and battery; Same vs, Joun F, Davis, forgery; Same vs. Mary K. Overin, bigamy; Same vs. Theodore Volk, assault and battery 5 Same vs. James Smith, grand larceny; Same vs. Christo- pher Keiler, larceny from the person, Part 2—Hela by Juage Gilaersiceve.—The Peopie vs, John Mil robvery; Same va Michael Dovonue, foloniar sault and battery; Same vs. William Lahey, 1 wesnuit and battery; Same ve, Jobu U, Lyneh, bomi- cide; Samo ve. John Hogan, grand larceny; Same ve. Henry C, Clark, grana larceny, ANSTRUCTION. At THOMPSON'S COLLEGE” 20 SF AV —BOOK.- ke sping, writing, arithmetic, f Roden dfanches; telezraphy taught practically day ing: terms Fe- duced; commence immoeuiatety ; Ate lepartment, Aart, BLEGANT HANDWai tina Tx TEN TO wenty Bing, thorough course, $20; indies, 11 4 Degen gee ae PENMANSHIP, &c., taugnt practically day and © cramping and troibling removed. DO. BEALS College, 1,193 Broadway. OORKEEPING, PENMANSHIP, ARITHMETIC. &0-5 thorou h inasractlon. ‘careful attention, low prices, at GOLDSMITH & KENVILLE's, 769 Brondw ED ShassiGa AND MATH ir desires priv: highest city re Herald Uptown oftice. 15 Osh Hae BOARD AND TUITION FOR tus, boys and younz men, Episcopal Academy, Hud: METIC, stiffaces, EMATIOAL for college; THAUHER, box 153 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1878—TRIPLE SHEET. : SITUATIONS | wa NT Mtb en 6 MAL Ee _ SITUATIONS WASTED—FEMALES, ba] >» EC» Lair 4TH Sr. non? LEAST CORNBR OF BROAD- table an, in a small private family, ironer; best rel einen Cooks. “a&e- bermai STH AV., REAI.—AS 0. }00) WE St A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 2 ete aati family dvsgoues!clty ret | 2OORrsiish etc. an chambe «id and w, ons thoranghys Private tamiy; understands li tity reference. DAK (Saw x Tear, FIRST PLOOR—A YOUNG | © r family; Ast (OT SEA TSP RGTABLE GTR A ood city whaler srw ak 200 a wo: fe vUllng cad ablicingt ST. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIti AS cook ; willing to assist with coarse washing if required; 1 reference, Prpmniey cook and good oaker; no objection to a boarding house; xood city reference. 10TH AV-—A PROTESTANT WOMAN AS EX- s0T EST 18TH) si.—GIkKL TO DOC work in # private boarding hous»; reference. D0) EAS 2TH Nia cook in» private farally ; Proseut euploy PERSON AS FIRST CLASS st city reforence from her 2 OSeir ae oad city re 0] WEST 3187.—. YOUNG GIRL As CuANB ES PAI VAimaid’ and waitrons; vest city relerence, two days. CY STORE).—A RESPECTABLE ok wud laundress in a private farutly ; =T., ShOOND FLOOR.—A COM bread 35, BAST Wt aT. (PRESENT LMPLOYER'S).—A ) Jrespectable womth as cook; good reference. 36 TWO GIRLS; OB AS COOK daa shor as chambermaid and walt- * Wis? lat» « 197 SRA wBaP OTABLE PROTESTANT washer and froner; best references, TOA tw e é 38.8 city referon 30 Seo 30 rs S06 man as good cook and laundress; home more an object than hich wage 306 EAs? 24° ST.— woman as first class cook ; kool home preferred to high wa —A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO cook, wash and iron, ordo general housework im a II private family ; four years’ city references. Call tor mys, 5 bAsT 160 ST —A RESPrCTABLE SWEDISH womiin “8 cook, washer and ironer. EAS? 24TH ST.—GERMAN PROTESTANT WO. has boy 335 yea will goa short Gail tor two duya, ITAULE ENGLISH M1 assist with washing ; best city roferonces. F002 ©) BAST dint STA RESPHOTABLE GiuL TO Ado chamberwork and w in 4 private boarding y- Call M AV, (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S).—Aa Feo! id relerence. MADISON ompetent ehambermaid and laundress; { ‘ommendations, Can be seen for two days, 207. EAST 441i 87,-A YOUNG GIRL TO DO chamberwork;is willing to make berself general 3 sood city references, 208, WEST 19Tt STA COMPETENT GIR ehambermaid and laundress or waitress: under- stunds her business thoroughly; three years’ elty refer ence nee in the country; good referen S¥.—RESE 40 cet SAN EXPERIENCED COOK understands French. snd “iinelise costing tn olf branches; no objection tv boarding house ; city ri 43. KiNu ST, (IN THE REAM).—A RESPECTABLE woman to cook, wash and iron; is compatent; best city reteren 320 tT.—as GOOD COUK, WASITER good city references, 52s PRING SECOND FLOOR —A KESPROTA. dle woman ne cvok in n respectable boneding hu family: ie willing and obliging; would assist ironing; vost city reference, Call or 3 GGA RS! So0n st. BETWEEN STH AND 6th AVE. — As first class inglish cook; understands oll kinds of 306,543 oF to do cenernl house work ; throe yours’ city reference. BUT ost and to do wasning and ironing, or as chamber- 308 iron or ty do gereral housework; good city reter- ence, pil Kast 249n ST. snectable widow womun as plain cook and baker; EAS? 347i 5T.—AS COOK, WASHER AND OT), West tori ar. BETWEEN 77H AND 8ta olay: —A youn woman as chambermald ant waitross , wink? willing and obliging; several years’ city reference, WEST 29TH ST,-AS Oo AMBRE ATS AND tO PAN PRY in walling or ap fires claee waltrosed a's ery good laundress; boarding honse preterred; city re iB Lace? 915 OTH ST (ANDY 8 TORR).—’ Ed young girl ty ¢o upstairs work and to take Caro of chiidren : goad reference L5 EASE att .-A RESPEGIABLe Gtk Ag Ochambermaid and waltross las private family ; ood City reference from last place, Call or addren:, and to do EAST 447H SY —A RESPECTABLE GIRL AB 6TH AV.—A GiRL TO JOOK, WA-H AND TOP FLOOK, REAK—A KE- Fate laundress, 11, STGNT 1 NTA tt EAS EROUIRES WOMAN AS 1 good cook, washer and ae i city references unity cookin ity raferenco, 69,3 FOLK ST.-A WOMAN AS COOK IN A boarding honne good rotoron @. 3 jtwo days. HUDSON ST. NEAR WORTH ST.—A RESPECS- 315 referonce. Ke! 32 irl ux cook and assist with washing, 916 THOMPSON ST—A KD GIRL Aa Johambermaid and waitr Tall or adurens two aar® 2 6 WEST 27¢H ST.-A YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAM. hermatd and waltrens elty rnference, De) WEaY 10TH St. THIRD FLOOR—A YOUNG 2 Dect’ aetatmsernsts aps writen ie aorieee family: ts willing and obliging; one yonr's eity roferenco, sy STH AT.—A RESPRCTABLY PROTEST ei as chambermaid and do fine washing; best KANT, OC A int ne firet class Seok rane whe ironer; five yenrs’ sity roteren LT tae BAST 247A BT, THARD FLOOR. class cook; na objection to do pinin washin: FIRST jt BAST 32a NT, SD FLOOR.—A YOUNG 1 IT8ante German girl as excellent cook; Lest ety roler- TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, ok, the other as chambermaid reference. KAS 418T ST.—A RESVECTABLE SCOTCH id waitress 2? Detri to do chamserwork and waiting or a« nurse; BQ|5 Rast Bt plain covk, washor aud ironer: good broud and bixenit muker; city reference, vod rofrrence, 95. ENT 28TH SP—A RESPECTABLE GIRL FO 2 edo cham —A YOUNG WOMAN AS GOOD rwork and wiiting, or would make hor. 112. “WEST Sab ST.—COMPETENT YOUNG WO. OK, wasi Sman as Private board rand ironer; no objaction to a ~ KEAK.—A COMPETENT WO- d breadmaker wna to assist try; good reteronce. 114, WES? 33D ST.—AS GOOD FAMILY COOK; UN- ‘derstands all kinds of cooking; washing if required; leity sefereuar, {with the washing: clty oF ¢ FRONT DASENENT.~A Gind | 8 jd wroner or tw do genoral honse- (T15aa st 2D SoA GOuOREDwowan as | ™ Oarst cia best reteronco from present em- pioyer. Apoly between # und 5 ore 129 st BETWEEN OTH AND 77H Ws —As cook thoroushly understands cooking, soups, meats and desserts; excellent bukers recommended |by jast employer. POG te osc week Gate anu geod baker; no objection to a reforonce, 345 KAST 4TH ST.) Oty cook, wash and iron in a smal familys zoo elty relorence. YY es AS? 58D ST.—AS FIKAL CLASS COOK; UN. 362 400 RAS 23D ST., FIRST FLOOR—A KESPEOTA- ironer; competent; best city relerence. telf generatly use: city referoneos. WEST 27711 AT. BOT ee ‘and waitr aa é WEST 20TH BT. X TOUNG WOES AS OHA 228: orm id and waitress or shamuemaatt and lauw Dest city reteren, 361i St. A RE PLOTABLE YOUNG ts @ good Inundress } deat city SCOTCH GIRL AS CHAM 3 and ty» make berself genarally RrSPE UTARLIC WOMAN from Inat omplovi GIAWBENMAID AN jarully oF Seetioe house; elty stands all kinds of cooking; an excellent be r, oe washe priva ‘aud iromer ; city esteronees. —A RESPECTABLE WONAR arding house preterre: merieau co voking: excellent vaker > WEST 2571 St,—A GOOD GIRL Ad_C OK IN 4 private family; excotlent laundress; from Norta Ireland; best reference, it SR—A RVSPROTABLR GIRL AS Will assist with washing of honse- dA 24), HAST 87TH ST.—RESPECTIBLE YOUNG cit] a chambermaid und waitress and asaiat with washing: and ironing orl city referonee, 22D st.. FIRST FLOUR—A YOUNG West 241.8 chambermaid and wattress; willing to arsist with washise. lo Protestant woman ag. good cook, washer nnd Call for two days, A GIRL AS GOOD PLAIN er; Rood eity reference. 5 WEST SotH St 1126, 2 a WES! 19% S!,—AS GOOK, WASHER AND | ~ BO city or countrys kood Feteronce 1 30), west Tori “T., STORE,—PROTESTANT GIRL Vas good cook, washer and ironer ur would do houso- ‘work ia smal: private Iumily: city reference. 13 West 1TH St. TWO SISTERS TO DO TiTK 2 oO WEST 4. Zener coon: frat cise ot bread and binenit, soups, Riewts, pastry; excellent Lauudrow 406 EAST 23D ST,—Rmi as cook, washer and irot gout references, 4068 Wat a08, Taundress BIST At. (GANDY STORK).—A THOR. agr 4181 SRA YOUNG WOMAN AS 6 24 geen iy and waitress; would assist with the washinsey best city reteronce. city refercnce, STABLE YOUNG GIRL willing and obliging; 944. WEST 41ST ST.—A_ RESPFOTABLE PROT. entant girl as chambermald aud waltress, or to do roference, ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO. DAS eae Bade chamberwork and waiti city reterenco, KAS? 15TH ST, A RESPEOTABLE GIRL AR cook, and jroner in a private family; 18 ap two years? reterenco from last plied, k of a private ta 00d cook and excel- a ‘ent I p other ol rmaid and waitre: ore. AV.—A RESPEGTARLE GERMAN W WEST SAT ST, alraid bost refer 08; rth Mod tits earaveune: 246 woman au chambermatd and waitres no objection 131 WEaT lvTH S¥., IN STORE.—AS EXC cook tor a boarding honse; bent city reference. Ti 1 rest YOTH ST—A STEADY WOMAN AS COOK in a private boarding hunse; understands her busi- 136 WEST 85TH A BEBE OT ABI ih ae AS ixcuit, eake 2 will assist in the ene ‘ona. rouing; goad city ro 14% ce trom Inst place. Cail or address, WisT dof 8T.—a YOUNG WOMAN AS EX- ent cook ; will assist in washing. OTH ST., ONE STAIRS, FON ok, wash and fron ina Tae 410.88 iT zor sT.—A fe English woman ax good co stands ther business im all branches; ood clty,reference from Inst place. 410. private family 4 2Gearn:ws cbok, washer und ironer; best city reference. 'E 4302 cook: excellent washor and baker; wil ing and obliging; best el es toa private boarding bons; best reterence. DAR WEST BOTH 8T.—A PROTESTANT GREMAN =LOzirl an first class chambermatd and to assist in washin est reference. 250 WEST 17TH ST.—A YOUNG GIKL TO DO ‘chamberwork in 4 private family; good efty refer TABLE YOUNG thoroughly unJer- TH 8T., 10P FLOOR,—A RESPEUTA. ok and to assist with the wasbing in a best city rererence, “4H 3i.—A YOUNG WOMAN TO wash and iron ina private family; excellent 267 WEST 40TH ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S) a respectable young girl as chambermald and fous or to dy houtewra Ian sranil Tanti? best refersoee, ee BAST 44TH ST.—A RKSPEOTACLE GIRL TO a CABLE YOUNG WOMAN wood bread COR. 7TH AV.—\ RESP private family; [45 WES Sa STA KESPROTAUL” COLORED ‘Oxiri as first clan cook in a private family; good r erence. Call or address for two days. 145 EAST 220 S5T.—K/SPEUTABLE YOUNG GIRL Deo cook, wash and iron: city or country; no objec- tioa to a private boarding house; zood reterence. 14 SG EAST 43D SEAS GOOD COOK AND Lawn” ood reference. 150 WiST 987i KI. —AN GOOD COOK AND LAUR: DVaress; satisfactory refer jolly or enuntey: 438, cult maker: three saree years! city reference from her maT 2 46 Gover’ washer and froner; good reference. 468 MADISON AV. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S). A Allo woman ax zood cook ; would ussist with city retorence. ST 26TH Si—A YOUNG WOMAN AS FIRST cians cook, washer and ironer: yood broad nnd Lise tp ST 26f1 sT.—A GIRL AS GOOD PLAIN EAST 60TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS OdAM io upstairs work or light houxework, BAs? GOTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman as chambermaid and waitress and to assis eh i washing and ironing ia « private family: eity rete pears aid and waitress or ax chambermaid and ing and ironing or take care of ehildre: Saees "tram Inst place, 31 VA EAST S4TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRv, LATELY janded, to do light chamberwork and good plain 4TH AV.—YOUNG WOMAN AS COMPETENT | sewing. cook and to assist with the washing; bost city ref- KAST 25TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHaM- eee. O20 aitae oe te lee ‘Children: oisy "tour SiS ST.—a YOUNG WOMAN AS GOO bread and biscuit maker; thoraughly un- siness: bert reference. ROGET. TWO RE- rood cook and laun- 4 no objections 471. Ot AV. ook only in ‘private family Moats, breads, pastries and ing; best reterone 52Banw to do'piain washing and ironing; best city ret- erences. reference. Call or address, 39) 21, EAST 3: A GIRL AS ONAMBERMAID f wad waitres to assist with plain washing ang jroning. B26en KAST 36TH &T.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DS TO chamberwork or light housework; is fond of ehil- ence. KAST 26TH ST.. good elty rote 1 peng mblgied yates ra ote hambermaid and laundre first rate wi IN BOUKSIOKE.-As COMP: ayy 2 77H AV.—As FIRST CLASS COOK; UNDER nds all branches: no - jection to help with dost t jor two days, “GOOD 060K GIILAY., LN SUOK aaa AS e oy watt tothcasnmtry if tenethers elty reference 156 EAS? 401H SY, (TO-DAY) Yyouna GERMAN DOxiti for genoral howsowork in’ small family, good Tolerence. EAST 25D ST—A RESPECTABLE OMAN an xcellent cook and baker: underst var yours’ reference from last au Ans brane! try pr WEST 17TH ST.—AS FIRST CLASS UOLORED 160 cook 165 9, WEA? sab ST —1WO GIRLS TOGO 7- ) Ggotner; one as cook and to nssiat with washing; the other as experienced waitress and to assist with fae wash- ing: best city reterences fram last omployer, 57 104-0 ok, washer and froner; willing and obliging; 845.28 AV.—A YOUNG WOMAN A8 GOOD FAM. ences, 867 Of AV., BETWEIN SOF AND 57TH 8T3.—AS good fas ily p eferr aay iat beat reference. 329, BAST 218T ape od YOUNG GIRL AS FIRA? class chambet aitress, or as chamber: ‘good city reference from Inet 2D AV, CORNER OF 32D sT—A ea able vouny person to do plain cooking, washing ad Lote in a small private family; good refor from st place. 3D av. maid a do fing ow employer.” Cail or address, RAB AGT OF OAS, PERSE OLAS 834, EAST 40TH Sf, FIRST FLOOR, pak a sae German girl as chambormaid and to do housework. EAST GOTH 8ST. sich Depa pis pd AND 3334 Be tress, or to do plain sewing: eivht yonrs' citv reference tot Tart pl pines. 338, WEST 20TH 8: UNG GIKL AS CHAM: bermnld snd to. exsist with washing; mo objection & boarding house. ty reierence. ly cook and to do coarse washing; good city refor- enn wash and fron; ina smal ences. Address or call for tala co 3 mood re 163 WEST 19TH ST,, BAKERY.—TWO RESPEO able young women ; one ax cook, and irone ‘aseist in pacity; city or Othor as waitress and country ; en 166.2 33D S'.—A YOUNG GIRL AB COOK, whaher aud teoner: host elty reference. 127 WEST 33D ST.—A COOD PLAIN COOK; boarding honse preferred ; city reference, MUSICAL. | “LADY, MANY YEARS TEACHER, VOGAL AND instrumental; 00 cents lesson; beginners or tnose fin- ishing, rare opportunity, ThACHER, vox 140 Herald Uptown office, ay iT STH AT.—AN GOOD COOK: WILLING st jh eh washing andironing; good city placo, LOG. MEM Te SIA COMPETENT PERSON A8 Deook; is good baker; will assist with washing; dost city references. RATA PARAVALLI, TENOR SINGER, TEAGHES A plano and singing $9" por month. 134 Wost 20th at., hear 6u YOUNG LADY WISHING 1 PURSUK MUSICAL will give instruction fot home in refined tami): ences exchanged. Aduross STUDENT, RS. MAKI DAU-4 WILL CONMiNGK HER WIN- erm of voeal instruction Octobe: For particu- ere please apply ww 44 Wost Linh nt, near Sth av, New Yi rh, or to 410 Honry ae Brooklyn, on ‘Tuosday’ after- noons, oe 120 Th RESUMED [ls LessoNe natn: FURNITURM. : MY Reside: in lots to customers, all my eleant city made (nowt! Howse hold Goods, &¢.—namely, magnificent Stoinway & Sons’ d mx months, cost #050, a sacrifice: satin 000 for eee raw yr Sat an \ 4 ‘WiItLaRD Gat, A. & L. BAUMANN-IMMENSE REDUCTION AND storey months! time given to pay tor Furniss nd Bedding, at the largest extablishment in the elty. Bis anu 514 Sth av. coener oth ote -ATTENTION—IN PA ds T) SRTTLE THE Ks. te of the Bonner family I will evil ay a saccitice all ko. ; rapener = mado Parlor Suite, int cost $I for $175; raw silk for $100, $75 ald $60; tep Si sinus Obamber Suis, with Prench I Ex You of rare ‘Paintin, cy Piano, 140. 14th Wt., be yar Exeontor, Tat o HC. He Be tween 6th and 7th ave. a. ae rh oy LIBRAR OHAMBER Fw i Bonitively ‘at wuction toda faut nd ) o'clock. Full particulars auction * A Dvang) JES" ON PLANOS, FURNITURE, &0,—103 & Woat 33d st., wont of 6th av, (storage offies), without nas. J AUMANN Brot barring in F store, 228 antl 230 Hodson Fd , Corner ‘room monthly payment taken. MME SE REDUCTION Ty PRICES oF FURNITURE, Carpets, Hedding, Stoves, & monthiy pas Brat COWPLATHWALE & (any Tha nad 107 Chatter ste Paes PARLOR SOFA AND LoUNGE manufactured nid for eaio, No. 101 4th a “DENTISTR A “SET OF FELT IN Tikkic HOURS AT Tie OLD place, 77 Gul ny. 5 rubber, gol and pletlaay priese ve suit; remember the number, =FULL GUN ett, & TNOLUDING FAIUNSR dhe extracting, 502 and 504 3d Be southwest corner at Dee AUDEMAN S'S YALL IN THE RVENING OF DAYTIME AND GER tr ae ‘i fh ex Of Tost iitit MON, “irs Bina. Sane tal PERTH EXT gum Sets, 8 $6 PE BRING GREAT it Bas 350-7 WITH GAs, 500,; FULL ei th claaned, Sue, ROUGHTON, 66 ‘Wea 4th st, 5 GUeARLE SETS GUM TEETH, ew York Den ty 262 6u wr. BRAD 4 —BE \UTiFU 988, warran Bren BILLIARDS. THEY. Mo BRUNSWICK ® BALK GO? 74 Brondway) waretooms now open; new and # hand Biiliard Tables, im all designs, at lowast prices. AN STANDARD LL a econd hanil, at reduced price Pata c . Ke, WM. 1. GRIFETE ie co. A StKCIAL MEDAL OVER ALL gan warden to iay Billiard Taoles at th ris Exbie nn RO EB No, 78 Broalway, _ Skations WAS 200, east, 45TH 87. “AMERICAN PROTESTANT young girl as cook, {toi housework ; referon: 2(0), WEST 4 aorit 5 plain co en thoroughiy ; weald pe. As oxnistans co 893. ary aviv ¢ family ; good reference. a STH AV., NEAR OSTA ST.—A @RUSTWORTHY, laut: will assist with waiting: gool city rofe shen Laninie = RN OTN PERT ra ONES ew! 360. —A YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAMBEB maid and lagndress or to do general housewocgs reteronce. i AV.—A LADY WISHES TO PROCUR bermaid for @ competent Colored trom 3 to 5 P. M. Rid AV., TOP FLOOR. —A GERMAN GIRL AS jc mbermaid or are of children. 4144" RESPECTABLE GIRL AG ‘chambermaid and would assist with washing: bent city reference. a ins private family; 415 Al] WEST 26TH ST. FIRST FLOOR, BACK TA Jyoung girl as chambermaid and waitress; good elty 494.8 oD )4. STU ST —A REAPEOTABL AND OOM BTENE ad as chambermald or waitross; city 88. a AV., BETWEEN 47TH AND 40TH STS. uN ).—German woman, cook, washer and nt cook ; excellent brend hing aud trouing; four r. who can be reliable , BETW on 61ST AN girl as good cook andl 2D AV.. THIRD FLOOR, BAGK.—AS PLAIN ook and to saist with washing; willing and « fe twos days. EAST CORN! OF eee AT. AND STH AV.— as cook, washor and ironer in @ private famliy ; A RESPECTABLE YOUNG eink a8 As ng F nUrse oF assist with waitt Mm. berm aids, cha an. WEST 44TH S8T.—A YOUNG GIRL AB CO! MBER- ce, 201 WEST 34TH NT.—A COMPETENT YOUNG woman as excellent cook: willing to assist with In: od city referencs 6 HAST 44Tit ST.—AN \GLISH WOMAN TO 208.8" wash and iron in eurivate family; city or country. iG. teres WEST 35TU 81, Riana COLOKED WO. Iman as cook in « boarding house. QL OAS, 207! SRSAS COOK, WASHER AND ironor or to do gensral housowork In @ small private family; good reference. i 216. RAST 2811! ST. e+ fe D coer. INA ore elub or inrge by full of kitenen; enn emt iS, bom aly voto employer. 9 9A), AST 22D ST.—AS FIRST GLASS GOOK; anderstands all branches of cookiny and baking: is wuiling to assist nt washing; best reterence, Call for two aye. waning and { jeune 1 An, 912. EAST 281Il ST.—AS FIRST CLASS COOK; mundorstands all kinds of cooking; Is an oxeelie: baker; first class city reference. 4 alt KT 44°H ST.—A PKOTESTANT PERSON AB C wheres undorstands her business thoroughly; best city re boxt ety roference trom present omploser, ait” "tor two aya. 2 496.2! oo aN warwaEe 24TH AND teid Ly 4 Irt as first clugs chambermatd setae ped wating 0 voujocion to @ boarding house; hie refer- 8m WhaT 42D ST—A RESPKOTANLE GIRL AS Ochi Trak and waltroret Ses city reference, Ke} ST.—A PROTESTANT GIRL AS id and seneavitors, Ge se 8 ake care of a childron end do v¢ wing; refersnee trom last place: ail for two days. 4470 Li V.—A RESPECTABLE gine ine cu Ag 4 and waitrosa; will assin five youre” by mal Sip telerenes 4 T5ve Li8 St YOUSG GIRL TU ASR, EY a z 51328 es: oy. wMAN GIRL AS CH Paki ambermaid and senmatress; would caro for crowing ren! RUTHERFORD PLA BETWEEN EAST er Hast 17th ste A respoetable itl as chamber aitress it 4 small, private tamily HAST 10tH ST.—AN EXORLLENT OHANBFR- Omnid: willing and obliging wilting to assigt with id sew; seven scars’ reference from last em- * Gall tor two dara, q WEst 12TH &T.—A ESP BO ig | Yo Gln aschambermatd and seamstress: willing sullg: if jfour years’ roterence from last piace. YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAM. in a private family; first clase LJ eral housework in @ 5: fly ; good "feforenes: WEST 44TH ST. berm as ery. 708,32, a0, SECOND ELOOK GEGONT: — 10TH 80. (PRESENT BMP. young ‘woman as eham! 7 QO cas hence to peoente rituatton stot a an dnecliont | Best city reference from Inst employer. Giarhootmuld and wartrsan, Call tor two dn cy WEsT i6fu oF; TWO RESPECTAR NG 213women; one mat one ay ines cook; willing to 33. WEST g9Til ST. by 723, STi AY.. Le hy {oT AND dori i ata. — a roepectable + KT, 4 werhand waihig (PRESENT MFO HS) A onng git as chambermaid and st v.— AMERICAN CTRL TO aiinche washings the. 2s s chambermald and walt. | 7 West PH SEA YOUNG Stites Ag CHAK. rN YOUR t city 3 waltross; no objection to a boarding house; ratte bast ely fA Casenae slpsthrpniinied rs} BART ATH Cn ieee oe La Vata GTI AE CHAWRER, aL Uhecsk tn. basal, Sostousabh 00" tab Uoeeot weateete BOAR UST APIA YOUNG GLE AR CHAMBER: 8 Saseen Hovestt TO as dmudisciesk tt OU maid; isn good plain sewar; willing to assist with Addvens TILEY WILSON, for three 217 WES if ST.—A8S GOOD COOK, WASH children: best hy tofwrenee et iy rotetenees is good laundress, and ob. leingt geod dle Blacks ore ae AE) a A og 894.2, bh inser # mings ad wRa®. foe uf erm: i. fe family; 5 ae : r pilin ie # boarding house; willing ‘obliging: elty and soumbey Bl eteeeiunt eh: brenlnnen ee = & 6 gi Aa ei 2 8fit AY., NEA 1 AS CUAMBRE. TD ecbd BAST at ST, RO J KST GLANS | total ota baby from ite 913.8 reas or Mwtse in ® private far: taentiyy bees 2 loool thoroughly dorstands her business; best , SE ROTEE eli Cail tor two days. felerence. wo days. KANT 35TH ST.. REAR —YOUNG WOMAN AS washer and ironer or tg do housework; good 45TH ST., TOP FLOOR, FRONT.—A RE- jo young girl as first class cook: city reter- 227 D7 WEST ioTH ST —A KESPEOTABLE COLOKED woman as first class cook: ‘UNG WOMAN AS GOUD } would do the coarse wash- QO Wear 27th Sta RESPEOTA 22D wotaan ne cook, washor and tronort b Le TOP FLOW tamily or first class bosra- Ing hose ty tel 23] wr wenn West 27til si, ONE FUlonT ‘ue. COMPE~ J Ltont women as coo i cook, Washo 533. : QQ AST 50/T) SPA RESPEC ama PERSON the wo gond plain cock and excellent laundross or to do fa small tainily ; best city refurenes ; no entda, 9: oFu A OApetent evok: rood b terdns be neon Mopday nnd 235 BAST 28TH. BT.—A AS GOOR AND Win aprivate family; ean Mil Voth o oughly: eity reforenees, id pastry maker, Can to UNDRESS cities thors aaaint sue vt Sable 123.teareian sree 124 mata and waitross or would, ‘We reference, Line ooTu aah (PRESENT KMPLOYEES),— r (PRESEN ne BMPLOYEI? AS OOMe 144..% LA Terie’ 2D &t.—A RESPECTABLE YO! Rep ati (THIRD BELD)—A oy) iG WOMAN table, bermaid and t ft wsbee table, reliable, NS Pnbeeat’ cauleree’ Cell ae QO Dastranbermeid and teqndesse oF only. A ONE “Pati Stalls UF WaCIeS 112743 2D Cee 4a) AV—A RESPROTAD L 2A ido chaniberwork of ttud obit cain . o tor two. day’ 17 WES! 26TH ST. (RING FOURTH BELL).—A young xirl as chambermaid and waitress and woud (ironing; good city rofer YOUNG WOMAN A8 CHAM. ans beat city retorence: REAR A by yung i Woman as WEST B30 STAs erence from last place, Ce JUAMBERMAID AND LAUNDRES4.—OAN Chinas wing: in private family; ee Ox orn washing; best ye WEST 33D ST.—CHAMRERMAID AND ASSIST sith the seers chy reterenes, —A RESPECTABLE GIKL aS Rood city refovence, a Uptown oft (VWAMBERMAID AND RRANSTRERR— Oy Se eniidren's clothes; ond, on ‘Nin oblizings elty rotorencon. “hex 100 tomfily; one as el en ost Monday, coraer 40th ot. and fn experienced iable young person as chain- EAT 40TH ST.—COLORED UIRL To bo hamberwork and walting: Clty or conutry; good ference. . ie te store, fay weed eTs ANG Nenmeatrensen, IL west mort 8T,, BRT iN OTH AND 7TH =A youn, zit a sat ent f s.| TY to take care of grow. nd mbermaid and waitress; willing city references. 935) EAST 37TH 8T.. IN THE STORK.—AN ENG. DOlisn girl as plain cook, washer ona jroner, or would do tho entire work of two in family. nil tor two days, ib, WAT BIST STA RESPECTABUR Gin, AB < An sonmatrons and lady's ma ‘rack vo aww ere taewteles Kige of fea dis 8 good y 5 children et a sine rr: reter q - ded 132 BAST 28D ST.—AN Ay. Yo wo. a ‘arene Hambermaid and waitress aud to avsiet with the and ironing or chamberwork aad fine washing; ae Rie AV., RING TWICE. —DRRBAMA| WEST OTH ST., SKOON ow fooa Tnundrons; best city reference. Mar wo 4 24.2. ruasle int as ‘ood -eo0k wile "fo do the WEST “ATil ST.—A RESPEOTA DOLORED | Address | yee aa wd ba Coarse wadhing, bert clty reteren LOBeeman ae chosnberweldy wood city releronen Se Gaur TTT BECAD DRRDONARER ON DROR. 420 <) WEST 4187 iy = AS PURSE OLAS COOK AND 153 BAST 20TH ST. (THIRD BEUL).—A RnSPROTe LT Darit ute understands all ads of svwtuny eamectoae 24) ih the washing; best ¢ ePabie young chambormaid oF to do geheral 4 4 r 4 “STA RESPRKOT Young ena ba tes tate cooks aaderetande cooking | ) F shoronahly and alt Kings of beBIAR wilt do a little course washing; lirst elass city refi Ke Teferonces, Wi raat ES . SECOND FLOOR, FRONT.—A resvectable gitl aa chambermaid and very tine band wer; would makes herseit city reference, 94 Wrst good pin iy clty ret “POLITICA (sO THK IO FROUREE Mea ot rarsti avers nb Kminevt speakers will addross tho m 250 Wor Yeleck, 7 24 Te ble woman to cook, wash and iro: oral housework. AB GAST BOTH 8 mall fam~ 158.0: ue of Innndre: erence elt! el AV., THIRD FLOOR, BACK. —A Ree 161, aity rotere: LASS CHAMBE private family; best city tere WEST 527 ST.—CHAMB: y none poi ‘ie . aaa AND WAIT. neon, hing in 8 private family; good 66: BAST 38D ST. A YOUNG GL landed, ¢o do chamborwork and waiting