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IJaaHVitf ' TAKE TOl'R ADVERTIBEXRNT
xlxSxSxSx? rl to
'V- 5 district wf-mhknoeb orricR,
IzBa Jl; J- Adtsrtlsementi ror '1 1IK eUTN ma? left any
lamBaSlx 1 American District Messenger erne, in this HIT.
A tin mri xx 111 b, th. Mm M lio at the axain afnca.
i x a.--
Hff " ' Wightman ft Company,
H'l' J IOS C1RKENEHT.,
H' WANT OrER 1 OPERATORS ON
HC AITI.T PREPARED fUBffORB,
Bft A,AKo orERATORH ON INFANTS'
'r 1 lflTH, IIIUIIEST PRICES. HTEADT
1 " IV I Ci HTM AN A CO.. 1W QBEENE HT.
B f 4 I'l'RKNTICI'.S and ladle'i wanted lo learn dreiimak
BBBBJ) s il Irir. 'uttlniiand flttinitatbli merchant tatior'a
(BBBBBJJ i tin are measure .-stemnnly. . ... .
2 lmc. NTOMJ. ItJOOlh , between 11th and 12th its.
A nmiCUL KlXWKn and b'o-om maker, wanted.
, A MAMI,l)lt A KATZ. 30 Bend l.
'f00KBINDCR8.-nld nidiwnW ""
. D HAtU'Bll BB.OTIIEIV. 87 Fori It.
? IJOPK rai.l)blM wanted. .
MJ 0. O. HL'HOOTM.. 148 150 C4nlrlt,
TJOOK FOM1KR8 on a Chamberi machine.
aajjjj i J) mil, n, MACBV. W Booth tthav.
H J TJOliK FOLDERS. 24 Beekman it., lit floor.
II 'rIirr.niESCKD IRONF.RA to pre,! nma shirt,; study
Kama, i Xa w rk.
J i V. HESRV ROTHSCHILD A TO.. 8 Leonard It.
) 'xPKiTfirMrr.r)vrio. fiTrKERS on mattln under
BBBJJ XU wears steady work. nnd pay. ....
J ; hIhki:mku, ih'HTIN a CO- 3 Howard at.
fll "CxrE"lUl:;-(KII OPERATORS on ladles' silk walitis
BBJJJJ ,' JEs alio buttonhole operatnrn Heady work.
j i M. NATHAN. g5 Howard at.
fxrEliillMTP WRELtbv wa Jed In pamphlet
BBBJJJ Xi D)n,r) : atala wares, experience, and reference!.
j i lUTUnlkrrt.
"tiOlTn. IVIHNU makers! experienced: rood prices".
i JP ttCIIAUL nnrt("K.
, fit; Broadway.
!h TLM.ori Hit BRANCIIERS and learnen wnnfert'nt
JT J u lUi.llNM),vn.mir. Broadway. ,
atjatJJ 1 WliLDI.lt WANTKIi-Stenny and Rood work.
j I JP KUL'IMAN IIINUIillV.JS Prankrort at.
1 ) i1r!.H. exie-liiireil and latel landed, wanted for
B VV prhate lainlliefi, holvli aehonli, Ac; city and coun
JBb I trl aiwil WKirca. at CARI'KNTKIIB. Itwmh av.
H Wfitin u:ioutm "IM'hr liK'nictrcUncuttlnBiul em-
B ; I) Vf hroiilon. unit pill iviitis icarntiiK: etendr work
I ! Hiid ailvniici'iniiit Apptyjmmertialel), 14.'tt. ll)th it.
B j I f slKKlll nrhlUTllR.S on uiu(TliruiiJcrer;"ite'ilr
B 1 m wtirk, tri"il phi.
i r.li:KISH.I.l. CL'imfl A ro.. 3t llnaard it.
(Tll'KRATOItR llxperlenre.l nnrrAtorn on lerieyi and
J 'lrt wali'i. nt MAX LAV-AUt's, 13 tfooiter t.
rf'V'KRATOItS irnnleil on due rntom ahlrtl.
Kt S. I'. CAKMICIIAKIi. l.lHOIlroadwar.
n VirKRATORS wauteU on Inrnnta' rap an I rlnakl.
V ,1. IIS A i-ON, 'i.mrnadwar.
TT'MHRl'.I.IiAS Cperlenrrirhanda'nn llinbrellai
U IIITi:. IIOWA1II) ,t MA lOlt. 'jr. fnlon anuare. W. Yi
WANTED AT ONCE,
Flflr operators on laillopi' atte. wrapper, and tea
itoii n. Apply l. MNRKK A i'. 4rWl Hroadway,
I7.NTVl-eratorsatTd"nnllieron rtiitora panta.
V" Apply tn y. " iitisK. ih) Itliintton it.
H7AMlTii lilrlorbnyaa feeiler on rulln marhlno.
t ru'l.ll' II 1MU CO, MPS 810 (Ireenwlch it.
H IE SomrAit 5crrants nutta
HII " TAKE lOCU ADVEBT1HEMKJIT
1 lit TO
1 J TlIXTRIfT HESNENOER OFFICE.
H ", K AdTileinriit for THE jat'N roav be left at any
H K Aliiirii mi l'.trKt Meetenirer ottlee In thl city, where
I s3 tlm i.h-.tr w 1,1 1..' fie tmnelie tlioiie at the main office.
i 3 A I'RtVATn PAMILTof threa adiilte reiulre"corapj-
M g j uiil '! hii,i vrtiMl'l nnd aitre imiii cnn law;
I i i ierri.ii.il relerenroh iniltepemable 21H Kait 4Bth it.
) lfl "jT Hill, tor teneraf homework; cook waiti. and
m k J- Iron lor fionl'y of two; city referebcei requtred.
) lC9 SJjtraaMtitti at.
IE " rfr MAN 1IRL for uener.it homework In flat:
H K) Jl in. it ho will iijc una obliging. 453 Weit 48th it.,
) m tiiMiiiobi.ii
f W "a iiIltLto'fo eeneral homework. 148 Alexander ar
J iVI-mei.ia4tlla!i'lin"thta.
K ( y-ilUMIii:i!VA!Uaiiil laundren; wazea(12. 10&Eait
CM V.' 10 u t.
B I'm -in WIHT.M MP wantEIi Im a boardinir home to
tw, Kj u-.ui In miIIIiik: 'mei 1J; rcfereucoi. Ml Vint
jBJtfl 2llt
u.a ' 'i I Mil 11 Ml. MA in ami waitreo wanted In a prlrata
t? II , "' I'l'iKliiulmllae. ll)lhnt(!."tht.
a l VkhiICS, lio.:ekeeper. chnraberinald. waltrenti;
B t V ilaieiiltliiif, Mitee. 01 tltli a., between 24th
j 2j .tllll '-'.".I II htH.
". Jf "KHikANll fll AMRI.IIMAID wanted In boardinir home
Bt j! V iiiiii In uatiliiK: wagei t IS; referer.cea. 12S
(! SI Vift l.".tlivt.
CirjllK Cerlunn clr! that can do cooking, watblnff.
. .in I immiiK i all Jin. 1-E.N.NEL. after li o'clock. 43
1 ht i inn! u.
CiiTmk. Miililv-iseil iniman to rook, waih andiron.
j full at 4n vt ;i7tli t . id floor, front.
Bbk . -iiii K. vniier. inin-r: younc womau; family three;
Jpvj ' ' l 'iiiKea 12. 2.'IT l.aat ISthet.
P;'! ' ' V"ii'viir.ir an io'ik and Uundreii. Apply after 9
M I Vy nV'ork. II.'. K.T.: 4Jtht.
C 'M f- 1 1 olH!VO!tK For irt'iieral hr.Dework In convenient
a s IX tint, irilh 'nrnilj T two. Snedinh or orth flerinan
H 'M r Ljrt, iuiii kri.iii' 1-iiw to rouk; linen laundered out of
Jgfl , jin'iiip. 1H2 V..tCHth nt . rtnir llanion' bell.
J 1 OI'M.lvort'v Xea. atronir girl to dolrcneral houie-
I u'orK, ri-Urelicen rintilreil
f m Muip. THIHACD. 10.1 Weit 40th at.
ntlL'r.MOItK Wnntr.l. a etrnne. wtlllnir Klrl for
Meiier.inuiuncworU. Apply, with referencci. at 138
OH Mcit il-'il t.. In tllirlit. irmii. after li o'clock.
noi'SKWOKK Wanted, aynanir utrl fofllcht home
uork In a imall famllr; good home; or may ileep
W ' home, lniiuire 380 Went 30tlm.
HdlJSF.W'p'liK.-Wanted, a young girl for light home
work In a amall family: good home; or may ileep
J Inline Inquire iUOWVit both it.
I L T )ir.-.i:W0RK. Wanted, a clean, middle-aged wo
I I II mull for homework; email family. Apply 402 Eaat
i ? ' .'Idpt.. bakery.
i. Orsi:vV(lUK. flermnn girl for general housework;
:i'i 11 four In family, rclerencei; wageatlo. Call at 438
ht Wet44llit.
El TTOUPEWOUK.-Wanteil. good girl for general home
Lc; I A Winrk iii FnglUb family; rcfercncei reoulrei, 154
K VretrOlliat.
V TTfirsKWdllK German girl for general homework;
K 11 f'nir mMmllv. refnrencei. Call at 43H W. 44th it.
I TTOL'MiWIlRK. Wanted, girl about 15 to alellt In
I XI l,i.ue.i.rk amlcarenf iblldren. 15i Eait 4titb it,
B TToiVEWor.K -ironiyniinggirlanliomeworker tn
11 i. taiarillii,: linuer. C.'llatler H. 240 Weit .1llthjit.
m TTiil E10RK. t ymmir irlrl forllghthomcnorkand
Ti 11 ant vlllii'lnliili'ii, 2,'.4 W et 32il it., llore,
fa 1 TOrsKW'oI'.K fimtpttent Herman girl: reference!
, 11 ('.ill .it-rj I.OWI.'-. 2 It 3d av ncarlfirb at.
ft II I'sEt'iOitli. '.V.inreil n ri'upectable girl forgencral
gjj j 11 hoiui unr-. i'-ill lit i hat i mh it . top floor.
J I 1 (irKVOIUC Clrl for general tnuiework : 3 In fam
11 !1; 51 1, tl.;. full after 1). 2111 East 53d it.
TIOI'i-ewouk. F'rni clrl for general homework;
Al ref.'n iici-i. nil I .it r.Utli st.
lorr.r.woi;K vr.intiil, a girl for general homework,
II :!. imr.211 at.
, r I llNIIICf S .. woman to do wanhlllg and Ironing
i , A J, nil nin'iir llh li'.iiHMHnrk of Mmall flat; wagee
,i t'-illl mil Olitie, 0U"lHet 43.1it.
. I T Af NfiniS V ou:'in Fodn waphlng and Ironing
Xj mil .i '1.1 with liiiuai.u'ork of nuall flat; uageiloa,
I lii.lfiulOllici., .lull Wll41dl
Mr-" .t. II, I UK Wo.it En I Employment Rnrean.
(t.-,T iu'i i'v lictu rcn .If-th and until Hi.; flnt clan
f li ri.int. u.iuteil.
; V' iTitT-Neii I irTrTtii uTllnl I liildren and help In the
t .'l ti'iiiieimlil; in"ini'i jirefernd. 4U:t Weit 47th it .
? ! TAjritK. ;irl 1(1 jeiri of age in rare for child anil
( 1 luiki-livreplf uwhil. ln' I ait lltn it.
TV'liKK.-ilrliir in t act ainiirfe to child 2 yeari
ll old. 2H!lUiil1llliat,
ir.NTrn girl fur vrneral homework (nimallprl.
i nil t mill iiiu.i be un.id conk and laundreii;
illy referi'lue. fa'lilt 124 EaitrtOthet,
"XV VNTl'.li Tnopirl ntio to iio dnwn-etalf s work and
Tr tint HtliiT lor rliimiii.'rHnr and naittug. Apply,
Mllluitv icfcrelic... I.VJ Me.l 44lliat.
, 1 t ANTl.li A jirl fur Lcnirnl Immewnrk; mmt cook
iir.llrim: nnrr nf uanhlngglieuout; mint Hie
t ili-rerrliccii. fall at I2" Fait ilith it.
I 'lVATKH-a'iialtKlrl fur llgh: liomewirk and to
' T Ic'irinlri'-niiiikiii, fr.mi H A. M, until 'o'clock P.
:i .Mil l.lchtlinv, tup bill.
WANTLH tjlr fur ceneriil homework; good waiher
vr pud ironer. p'.iiiiiaiiihlng; mnall family; tint flat
i 1'ii-t ellc I IH Han ini'li m.
'ilMWrl' illrl III luTiate Inarding home to do
fT rhainiierworL atiilmilit with Halting. 218Eait
, leiliaL
"ll7 ANrF.ll V genonl hn'meniald: mint be a good
ft cook and laiindrrn; rafercncei. 822 Wet45tn it.
, "lit ANTFD flood plain cool, wa-her. andlroner:
J 1 imall private fauillyreferencm..t:n W. 84th it.
"WANTED A neat rierman or' Norwegian "girl for
6 homework, fall 12Eait3d it. third Hit.
t ! T VNTEIi 4 ii'n'rie for one child 4 yean old; refer
i '. .vni'ca r iiilrnl. 213 Kant Il2d It.
?t'anti Mlnlcs IHrriiunlrs, &r.
'f ' JOB COMl'lrTOIt wanted at CO Weit 30th It.
t. "uijCNK llooiTiinleher wanted; flritclan; noothar;
'. XA itejily ciuploiment.
X , ' ' nldlARPKVANB.aaJohn it.
- "b" 'A'S riNISIIF.R wanted: Iba hlgheit waiei will
AA be raid to a flrii-cian man on lalie work. Ad-
ilriii. with rcferenici, B.. I'Qi 127. nun orller.
T i , TJOOKUINDF-RS, STAMPER'S. TOEait 4tb at.
if I PJL
i ' t 'OliroSITORRonlaw,
f J , j I. llPPLF.6lTCII A CO.. 140 Uonard at.
'' -'"(iiroiriiHi waineil on book work. PLESS A
ft Kj unmh IMINTlMi C ) Mh ar, and Kith it.
.' VM'JTnOER KEEPER WNTEP.
v Kj I.J. EUONKY. Broadway, cor. 8ilhlt.
?, IITPERIENCKD CUTTER ON LADIES'
? ' ' . KOHENTHAI. BKOH,, Am Oreeae at.
I- HERMAN HII.VEK XOllNTERrt, braileri.
rv anilhammerrri wanted; steady omploutout to hrit
K i tiuki uieu. Apply
F ' couiiAU urn, r.,
9 llroiidtvu iiuil lUili at., Srwr York.
I : ' I.l AND WANTED on Campbell numbering machine
f 1 II tpplt 127Wnt;i2dit.
i ' AN to tolderou laiuicaiii 247 Water it. Brook-
; i Ii."'n'
' ' "pitlNTINU. Fint-claii Job lompoillor; mini be
- i x rapid; alio uordon jireiaman.
WATIIAN BKOg.. 140 West 28d It.
3CIIOKMAKEH8. Vatnpere wanted on EoyT and
0 yontni'i ainger cylinder machine.
,t . AlftlUtMAM A WUITK. OJ-74 Cluaoa ar. Brooklyn.
Wnttd JBtattn frhaniw, tit,
iea.-rffcvia-iiifaae.'t--'
TAKE TODS ADVERTISEMENT
TO
BlrTTHtCT MESMENOER OFFICE.
AlTartliementi for Til E MVN maybe left at any
American Plitrtct Meiiengerofflee In thU city, where
tba ehargei wll, be the iimaai tboie at the main once,
StlOEVAKER8 Shoe fitter wanteTto flTladtea'booti
and Oxfonll at home.
A, KENNr. 68 and 80 College place. .
S LATE ROOFER wanted at 431 Wait Kid it, at 7
A. M.. Thuradey. J. KF.NNEY.
S TRONfl. imart errand hoy and preia feeder for print
Ing office. 2.620 Atlantic ar .Brooklyn.
WANTED Pint-clan carriage palntera. alio ftret
clan itrlpe r on fine work. KDOAR O PEARt K.
carriage inanutartnrer, State it and Flatbnih ar
Brookfyn, W, V. IIOLTON It CRUTTY, Hnperlntendent,
W ANTED A good coat maker; alio a tailor that can
maka trooiera and reiti, tn go In the country!
teady work, Aptily Thnreday morning In
coLLiKh. Downimi CO . 478 Broadway.
'IIT ANTED Modellem flnt-claii ornamental model
TT ten for arcbltectnral work.
JAMKH EVAN8 A CO.. Bolton. Milt
ANTED Two body makers on heariei and coacbei.
Addreia h. OI.EKKNKAMr A RON,
820 IVnn ar.. Pittiburgh. Pa.
WANTED A man to run imall gaa engine and mike
hlmielf nieful packing, Ac,
DAY1E8. 18 Salter at.
WANTED Tnrnera, loldereri, and land hntferi for
nrltannla metal: iteady men only wanted. Apply
to TORONTO SILVER PLATE C(l Toronto, Canada.
WANTED Ona or two good hind itltchera on vic
toria daibai and fenders. Addreu Box 454, New
Haven, Conn.
WANTED Flnt-claii flnleheron dandruff brmhel,
. EMPIRE HHUWII CO. 200 Front it., city.
WANTBD-A tailor on emtom panta. Apply to
F. W. POSE. IK) Bfrlngton it.
WANTRD-Blackimlth and helper. Corner Nary
and Johnson its.. Brooklyn.
MrooDWORKhR wante in carriage factory at 217
TT Et4tlit.
YOL'NO MAN or boy in bindery.
AUSTIN A MAOILL. 188 Pulton St.
Vantfd Sfttalw 3Winanfow.
ACTIVE MAN, about 30, out of employment, can
start In on email eatiry; quick advance to man of
ability. Apply IU4 Oraham al .. Ilnmklyli.
tThNTB $.'1 to 87 daily; experlenco unnecessary;
f xciuiivf territory.
I'l'TXAM A CO.. I'erfnmeri. Weit Wlnrted. Conn.
AOENTK. ' dally; see needle-threading thimble,
greatest novelty on earth. 7 Warren at., room 31.
B WANTED, salesmen oil ealdry or commUllon tn
handle the new Patent Chemical tnk Kranlue Pen
cil: the greateet eelllng nn.en rverprodncfd; eraii
ink thoroughly tn two necnnd: no abrasion of paper;
2u)tii wio pr cent, profit: one agent's sales amounteil
tnSH20ln six days: another S'tilll twnboure; wo want
ouu general auem for each Mate titnl Territory, For
terms and full pnrtlrtitnri adiliee
THE MO.MtUE EltASER MFO. CO..
La I'rosie. Wll. X 8.
BOOKKEEPERS $15. collector! 15. clerks tl
watetitnen IS. porter f!2. driver $10. Janitors,
useful men. cook, waiter, and married couple quickly
secure employment thrnuirh this medium. NF.W
VOIIK OAy.KTTE 1IUI1EA V. 7f.H llrnadway. cor. Bth St.
BOVtoleamitianiifacturliig biinluesi, steady, nlla
ble worker; none other need appl ; wages $4.
Address M- box 150. Bun ottlee.
C COACHMAN, gardener, farm hands; man nnd wife
' married and single gardener: groom and men
lately landed wanted at CAUI'F.XTMt'H. 108 tlth ay.
EMPLOYMENT OF ALL KINDR procured for men and
help furnished frre In e mplo er.
METROPOLITAN AflKNUr. 7,10 Broadway.
MEN WANTED oh cattle steamers to London and
Liverpool to work for free panafe. 84 Ureen
wtch et.
POOR FAMILIES, with cnlldren, having work or
friend to go to In the West, will be nssisted by tba
hlldrrn's Aid society. 24 M. Mark's place (East 8th
at.): also good homes prolded fordcflcrtcdanddeitltule
hojsand girls.
&"" JALESMEN WNTED. Permanent paying positions
) for canvassers willing to work; write Immeiliatety.
ELIAVANOER A BAItliV.
Mt. Hope Nurseries. Rochester. N. Y.
WANTED Actlie, smart men to canvass Brooklyn
and New York selling Dandrtiff.tne. the best hair
dressing In the world; good salary and commission.
Address, with stamp. HOFFMAN DHL'U CO . 06 .Main
St.. Buffalo, N. V.
WANTED An office bov; mnst be neat, active, and
lime flrt.clna reti-rrncrs TIFFANY GLASS
AND DECORATING COMPANY. 333 4th ay.
WANTED oumr man u bo can w rite and figure cor
rectly to aiu bookkeeper. Address by letter,
ADDISON, box 204. Son office,
A1S ftl TO S8Jt.OO WEEKLY to sell "THE
OleJ.UV llltKAT l.hADMtS (IF A 11EAE PEO
PLE" lireat Irish Home Rule advocates a standard
volume, sire 7x10: trai pages: Illustrated. Outfit now
readv Fxpfrienre unnecessary.
INSTALLMENT Pl'BLISllElts. box 1.58.".. New York.
Situations 'nntcd Araalns.
Scv Per Line.
8 WORDS TO THE LINE.
TAKE TOIR AIIVERTISEMENT
ro
TIIMTRICT MEMSENOER OFFICE.
AdvertieemenlsforTIIE MI'N may be left at any
American Dintrlct Messenger office in Ibis city, m hero
the charges will be the same as those nt the main ofllce.
A WIDOW of 24 wants to take charge of a house or
flat; speak Herman bet. but English a little: small
private rnmily preferred: understands all kind of
cooking, and luvei children: rfferi-nce from list place.
Call or addres Mrs. WINTI R, I,7fi'J Madison av.
LATESTTfYI.ESof "misses'- and children
school, promenade reception, and dancing
dresses mado by an experienced dressmaker a nl de
aigner BoLEMAN 030 Dth av.
A10CNO LADY, tint clsss Parisian dressmaker,
st) llsh, elegant fitter, uiuhe work bv day, week, or
month: city or country. AHEL1NA MCOLINI, care or
Mrs Lee. 84.1 2d ai.
A0L'.V! WOMAN would like a few more engage
ments by tba day as children's dressmaker; t ac
rmtnnitd tn tlrtl-class work. CHILDREN'S DIIEsS
MAKER. 05 9th a.
F!RnT-('I.AS4 DRESSMAKER drench) lo goontbv
thedsyortake work home Calloradilri-sKFRENf II
llllSMAKKIt, careof Mrs BeU hmltb, 120 East Gist
St. lop bell,
AliOOD IIRKhHMAKER cleans and makes over
dresses, $1,75 day. understand her bmlness: city
or country. PKESSM AKER. U45 Kill av flnt bell.
AHR8TI.I.AI-S URhSHMAKKJt desl.-es n"7eiv mora
customers by the day: aro work taken home;
reference or work can he seen. 1,272 Lexington ar.
ADAS lr.ll GIKLas seamstress and a-lst chnmbi-r-mafd
or chambermaid alone. Call from 10 to 2,
KtCKMAN. 314 East 2d sl
AS TIlOKOUnff COOK where kltchenmald Is kept;
good English reference. Address I. C 115 Eait
iiTUist.
AYOL'NO WOMAN as seamstress and willing to
assist with chamber ork. Mrs o, 2,110 Bimietard.
AS DRF SSMAKER by day or take work IioniT
11. HOW ARP, I.1UO 3d av.. bet 74th and 7Slh stl.
BY A ItEHPP.UTAuI.l: (URL as good cook: under
stands her business: tlrt-clas city references;
luaree washing. Call at, I5Q Last flth st .basement.
BY AN ENOLISII PKOTETANT as first cook; under,
stands her business perfectly; good reference. Ad
ortsa M 11 . nil East ,'inth st.
BY A COMPETENT CHAMBERMAID and seamsffeiis
or assisi nlth children; four lean' city reference.
Call at 1HH Kan mill H., second bell, rlgnt'
B"YYOItNO WOMAN, as good cookTn private family;
willing to do coarse waslnng: best reference. Call
it 157 West 33H st. two nights, front.
BY A COMPETENT WOMAN as tint class cook Innrl
vate family: city or rnuntrv: illy reference. Call
ut 207 W st 2tith st., one flight, front
BY A REbPEOTABI.E YOFNU WOMAN as excellent
cook in private family; best or reference, fall at
3U8 East 81st st second tluor. front.
BY COMPETENT young woman to do chamherwork
and plain sewing Inprh ate family; best city refer
encr. Call at 545 Eait Tilth t. '
Y A VOL'MI WOMAN, as first i lass conk; will alt
with washing If required; ilty reference. Call at
258 West 471b st.: rlngtwice.
BY A Hl.hl'EfTARLE young girl as chambermaid
and w nitress in iirli ate family; best city reference.
I all at 21Wet 53d St. '
BY COMPETENT llTlfL as cool and assist wirh wash"
In; in nritate family; city references. Call at 427
W est 32d el.; no curds.
BYA YOL'MJ (lIRL'aTchiiTnberinald: wiling to a
slst In wailing: best city references. Call at 8(15
third av.. third bell. '
BY A YOI'.MI mill, as chamUeiniiid and assist with
other duties: city references. Call nt 204 West 33d
st . Hebron's bull.
BV A YOL'NlT NORWEGIAN (UIIL si chambermaid
and waitress: best reference, fall at 478 3d ai,,
tup Hour, front.
BV A YOl'NO 01KL as rhatnbermald and seamstress:
willing aud obliging; city reference. Cull at 214
Eiistantlist.
1V A YOI'.MI (lIRLascliambcrmaldand assist with
AJ other work. Call or address 315 East CUth st.; ring
Bialty'ibrll.
BY FIRST-CLASS co6Kcnderstands her buTlness:
has the best of city referenee. Call or addreis 2UU
East aat hst. '
B" Y A FIRST.CLASs COOK in prliato family: set en
years' reference from last place, Call at 34 Oram
ercy park.
BV rlllsT-i'LAMS COOK logo tn the country wlt'i pri.
vale city tauiiiy; good reference. Call at 452 7th av.
BY RESPECTABLE lillll. ai chambermaid and wait
reis, first-clan city reference Call at 10 Park av,
BY A PLAIN COOK, waiher. and Ironer, In imaii
family; r Hy reference. Call at 442 Weil 28th it,
B" Y YOL'NO lllltl.. lately landed, ai rhambirtnaldand
waitress In private family. Call at 1147 lutn av,
f'HAMRERMAIn AND PLAIN SEWER or chamber-
maid and waitress; fourteen years' city reference;
clly or country. Address A. O'll., box 1811. 654 3d av.
CHAMBERMAID OR NURSE -By rsnned English
girl: good references. Call at 271 Weit 88tb St.;
rlog second bell.
COOK Flrst-clais. In a private family: thoroughly
understands her buslnsss; bait clly reference. Call
still West illh it., second floor,
COOK By a girl who nnderitanda all branches of
cooking. In family or boarding bouia. Call 272 6tb
av., near 17tli si.
COOK. I'ndarstands rooking In all Its branches;
city reference; no cards. Call at 216 Eait 27th St.,
ona flight up.
C" OOK. By fiqoiDetent woman: town or couuirv:
many ) ear city reference. Call at 15UVTeit28th
st room 8.
(AH1IIK1C tlins years' eip-rli-nrr: Imndsand refer
J enca furnished. 8. U. V O. box 2,1)50. .New York.
(-iTillRKD PUE88MAKKR will sew out by tba day;
refereiicei. Mln PAYNTF.lt, 222 West U2d it.
TitRasMAKER and cnatuiaker; elegant cutler and
A- otter; $3a day nrat home; irfett nt guuraniied;
I'olli suits made 111 one week for $12; rrcejitloudrr'sr
aspecltlti; a few mors customers taken. 44Eaa(10tu
st. near Broadway.
DHRK4MAKER. lata of Connolly's, &th av.. tottst
styles In walstt, wraps, and bell skirls, desires a
fair mora first class customer at home or by the day.
HCOTT. 205 n tit Z2d st.
5c. Per Line.
a tfOKDS TO TBE LINK.
TAKE TOUR ABVEKT1SEMENT
DIBTMICT )sfJFJHENBEJ OFFICE.
Advertliementirnr THKMUN may bs lert at any
American District Heisengrr omce In this city, whsra
the charges will be the same al tboia at tba main office.
DRESSMAKER wishes few more engagements by the
day; reference If required: terms moderate. Ad
dress OMhOA, 4b9 Wflt 21 It It,
DRESSMAKER wiihei few mors customer! by the
dsyt perfect fitter; terms reasonable, Addreia
' v MAIIIE. 1.238 Broadway.
RESSMAKP.R-Beit fitting In this city; Improves
figures; family work; very reasonable. 143 Weit
lnth st.
DRESSMAKER wants engagements by th dayi
cloaks, w raps attended to. 1,045 Park ar. (middle
bell).
DRESSMAKER, thoroughly first class, ran take mora
customers at home. Mrs. I.ECh. 128 West 63d st.
DRESSMAKING and family sewing done at home or
by day; Mrs. WooDBanoEastSWhst.
E"xPERTENCED GOLD LAVIIll wishes a position.
Miss I1EMMIE. 4011 Bd AT.
FIRST-CLASS FAMILY I)RESfAKER! perfect fit
guaranteed; will give satisfaction; references; city
or country. Address W. II, ion West 42d st.
FINE FITTER AND DESIGNER; $J a day; conntry
less; walking suits, $5 130 East 781h at. (3d bell).
G" oiin DRESSMAKER' AND SEAMSTRESS; can cut
nnd fit; terms $5 par week, 1511 East 118th St.
H"-ot'8KWORK-lly a good girl: moderate wag.s:
good laundreis: strong, and anxious ror steady
home; clly or country. 272 8th ar., near 17th st.
" Mrs. HALL'S.
OL'SEWORK Neat, clean German Protestant: two
yean' references: cook and laundress or general
housework; city or coontry. 1111 East 12th it , nssrSth
avenue.
PtUISIAN DRESSMAKER, perfect filter, all kinds of
family sowing, as seamstress or lady'a maid Inprt
vale family. T. B 20(1 East 33d st.
PERFECT FITTER AND DRAPER; day or month; $1
a day. 137 East 31lt st.
RESPECTABLE YOl'NO OIRL as tirst-class seam
stress: understand drenmaklng thoroughly; first
i m.s reference. Address 428 hast with t top floor,
STYLISH. PERFECT FITTING DRESSES made. $12.
Ini'luillng lining; spring and summer styles. 217
n et .null st.
SKAMSTI1EBS to go out by the day. Addicss
Mrs. WELDOS, 248 Ea-t 10th It.
SlTl'ATIoN' wanted by a middte.aged woman: sober
nnd tiling fall at 174 Eldrldge it., top floor.
YOUNO swiTDtinroiRLai excellent cook; under
stance all kinds or cooking; city or country: belt
references. Call 1B3 East 33th st.
6c. Per Line.
TVORriH TO THE LINE.
TAKE TTOWn AIIVERTI8EMF.NT
TO
niHTKICT MESHEVOER OFFICE.
Adierllsements for THE HUN may be left at any
American District Meiseuier orlico Jn this city, where
thecbargea will be the same as those at the main office.
A' -A.-A -TYPEWRITING ANIl' TRANSLATIONS -
Eiery description of work handled with minute
care; society and lodge documents a specialty: strict.
st confidence preserved. W.UEKARP, 111 West 6dtb
st and 8 West2thst.
N EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER, good penman,
wishes a situation lu or out of the cite: best refer
enccs. Address II. T 175 Columbus av.
BARTENDER, 25; first class mixer: best reference.
JVC. E . 2-152 3.1 av (stationery).
BOOKKEEPER or assistant deMres poiition: Al ref
erences: moderato salary. Address
p. J. COTTER, box 5. 758 Broadway.
B" OOKKEEPER OR ASSISTANT Oencwl office: good
typewriter. Address BOOKKEEPER. 20 W. 14th St.
Bl'ILDER Superintendent, draughtsman, and quan
tity clerk desires responsible position at once. Box
252. Bayonne. N. J.
Bl'TLER, where parlormaid nr boy Is kept, who nn
demands bts duties. Address.! C. 448 4th av.. city.
BUTLKlt. First'Clasi; can furnish best city refer
ence. Addresi M. (1 . 450 4th av.
BY A FRENCH COUPLE Man ai first-class butler;
woman as excellentcook: understands how to pre
pare for dinnerparties and to do family conking in
nil branches: reference from flrst-clssi Americau
and French families. Address
PIER, 153 Wet 2fSth St.
BY A YOUNO FRENCHMAN, aged 211. lately arrned,
as butler or salet In private family; understands
thoroughly the service of tattle and care of silver:
also the cleaning or hardwood floors: good references.
Addres G. M 180 West 28th st.
BY A FIRST-CLASS French butler, wtit-re second man
is kept; has the very highest city reference. Ad
dress A. II., 102 West 32d St.
CARPENTER competent to work atallbranches wants
work by day job or In factory.
F. CONDON. 140 East 128th St.
fTI.ERK Thoroughly responsible voting mail would
J like position of trust: six years' Al rrferenre from
last emrloer. Addres RELIABLE. 21) West 14th st.
CLOTHING SALESMAN-Elght years' experience;
speaks French and English: best reference. Ad
dress CLOTHING. M 4th av,
C0AC1IMAN ANDGROOM By a relbfbTe man: thor
oughly competent In the care of flue lmr.es, car
riages. Ac; baa nine years' reference; careful, stylish
city driver: willing to make himseir useful; temperate;
can be highly recommrndn I bv hi former and last em
ploi er: medium sue. Call at 221 West 41st st . prlvata
stables
C OtcilMAN. .lust disengaged: thoroughly under
stands the proper care of horses, carriages, and
harness; is an experienced, careful driver: cltv nr
countrj; undoubted persot al and written reference:
prrsent eniitlovcr can he seen. Address JAMES
M'LOl'OHLIN, 225 Eait 22djit.
COACHMAN Ity nn experienced insrrled man: can
take entire charge of a gentleman's stables; full
knnwledge of horses, harness, nnd carriages; take
proper care of hlsemploier's property; 12 yearn' refer
enie from present emptojer. Call or address P. P.,
584 Park av , harries storo.
C"iia7m7n ANlflfROOM. By an experienced single
man. Just disengaged on acionnt of death in ram
Hy; a careful city ilrlier: understand bis business in
ei ery particular: cltv or cnuntrv: reference from laat
emplnier. Call or addreia J. B '587 Madison ay., bar
nei itnre.
COACHMAN, ungle wlihea a situation: nndir-tand
the care of tine horses and carriage, capable of
taking entire cha ge of a gentleman's residence, with
the best of reference. Call or addre
j .LJM.. 8117 jld av. (seiond bell. left).
COLORED MAN. falrlv educated, want a situation a
portei in store or hank or broker' office; under
stsnd collecting coupons, keeping oitlce; clean and
generally useful; down-town references Addr
PORTER. 8011 W est 22d St.
COACHMAN and useful man. innrried: no fatnil) ;
careful driver: honest, sober, willing, nnd obliging;
best personal and written reference gii en; last employ
er can be seen, city or country. Addres
M. F.. 5P2 2d av.
COxCHMAN Bva competent, temperate man. mar
riet. of medium sire: understands thoroughly
proper care or tine horses, carriage, harness. Ac: Is an
experienced city driver: good cltv reference, employer
can be seen. Address CAMPBELL. 222 ha.t 70th t.
COACHMAN. By experienced flrst-clns man who
thoroughly understand the care and management
of honeaand carrlaire: willing nnd obliging; strictly
sober: fifteen lexrs' first. class city rcfers-llce. Call or
address M. N tin w est 4lst.. priinte stablrs.
COxCHMAN AM) GARDENER -Ry a German: under
stands greenhouse and graperies: I capable of
taking! hnrge of gentlemen's place; not nrraid of work:
best of cltv reference from present employer. Call or
add resi M I I.I.Kit. 7II 81h av.. cigar store.
ttOM'IIMAN AND GROOM In the country bv re
' spectiiblr ynnng man, single; will be found willing,
obliging, and sober: ran milk, has the best of city
reference; last employer can be seen. Call or addreis
M. a. 132 West 4flth st , prlx ate stable.
C10ACIIMAN. Wanted, situation on gentlemsn'a
i place In th cc-uiilrv: ran make himseir useful:
v iltlng and obliging; Meiiiy recommended: eight ears'
hist ri-rerence; HARRINGTON, 237 1'nst 211111 St.
CIMl.'IIMAN AND GARDENER bra-ming Swiss-German,
speaks no English, hut knows the care of
hories. cow s. and nlxln xejetahle gardening Address
KASI'EH WIPMER. 188 Stockton st . Brooklyn.
CDifllMAN-Slngle.lmt disengaged: pas llrstcla-s
clly references foriionesty. sobriety and Integrity;
will be fuund Hilling and obliging. Address
CIIAKI.rS. 1411 West Rid St.
CtOACHMAN, disengaged, f rst-clnss refrrerence from
J present and last einp'n-er can be seen: has
thorough know ledge of bis bnslmss; no objections to
thi'io'inlry..!. M.. 211 East f.ilth si.
tlOAl'HMAN-rTngle, 25, experienced, careful driver;
(itldi rstands his business: satisfactory referencea;
city or coiiutryAddrfM COACHMAN, 13. East25thst,
COtrilMAN-Engllsli, by Urn clasi. middle-aged, sin
cle mini, that kiinus his liustiics thornughly, high
es. city references Address WATSON. Bllorallost.
(OM'IIMAN Young Tnan, city or country; strictly
J sober: i itv reference.
II. HrLLE.NKAMI', 108 Sands st., Brooklyn.
CDACHMA"rToARPK.N'EIWierman: understands hTi
bualness In both branches; best city references. 247
W est 4UIU st.
COLLECTOR. Wanted, by a steady ynnng man; glva
bonds or security. Address HONEST, 678 Pth av.
DRUG CLERK, graduate, licensed, seie rat years' ex
perience; good salesman; age 27: wants position
In tint clan itora only. M. T., 1,242 Broad way.
DENTIST Position as assistant wanfid mechanical
or oneratlve: speaks German and PngiUh Address
Mr. FISCHER. 437 Nnrth Pth si , Phlladelphla.
DRl'O CLERK-wishes relief poiition: graduate;
peaks German, bet references Address
E. IIAMMANN, 78.1 Broadway.
XN'fllNr.ER-Prartlralliiarilll!.llirnif. tint-class
J reference. ENniNEER. ! Broadway, Brooklyn.
GOOD OPERATORfl ran earn from $10 to 112 par
week: stcudywork; nice light workroom; steam
power Apply
NEW YORK NOVELTY ( 0 . 28 30 West llomlon St.
MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN, Swedish, wltb first
Clasi rcfarencn, wants sltnatlnn
ANPEIISOX, 731 7th ay.
MARBLE CUTTER and setter wsnts work. Addreis
IT, J 259 Spring si.. New York.
PAPER BOXES Wanted, a situation by a live, prac
tlcalman; one up tn the times In cheap production.
Addreis P., box J82, Sun ofllce.
RULER Youngman. 18 years old. wnnld Ilk. to fin-'
lib bli trade; hai twit year' experience: worked
on striker. J, R. H5 South 2d it.. Brooklyn, E. p.
TIN ANIl SHEET-IRON WORKER and roofer, inside
and outside work; 10 -ears wllh laat employer;
wages moderate; city or country. 7H West 124th st.
Ut ANTED By a young man, a situation as carpenter
In shop, factory, or estate. Address A. B., 807 6th
a v.. Brooklyn,
YOUNGMAN. in. wlihes to learu I lie trade of engi
neer, baa worked at the trade.
WILLIAM STARK, 28 Madison st . N, V.
VOI'NG MAN wants a alt nation as i oachman on gen
tleman's place; ran milk cows, gardoner: well
recommended. I' 11,214 Willow av Hnooken, X.J.
YorNGMANwoiild like "a position as driver orTiklug
cat of horse; reference from Isst employer.
J. J. IIII.KV. 04 West 65th it.
YOUNGMAN (27) wants work: bandy al painting, nr
willing to work at anything.' Addreu ACKKRKAK,
No.C43West3WUst,rsar.
J&WWWWe
"TAIB TOOK ABVEtTlMMlST
Adrsnlisments for TflB MVN may be left al any
Amarlean District Messenger office in (till clly. wbers
the charge! will be. the same as thns at the mala afne.
TTOrcHAi:i
&rrn bt. and t av.
IfAYTf TOU BEEN IN THE .
n Mountains of the Moon ?
URANIA. 1F 0T' "AKE IllE """ DDBI',0
Mo'fJlTwT LENT-
wAat, Mr. GARRETT P, SERVISS
BATCniiAY, " bo onr uf
Matinees anil -nlll plors) with yarn
at 2. the xvomlersi er nnothcr
xaorlil than aura.
8eatsRtic.and$1. now at box offlca,
GRAND CONCERT
In aid of tu
Stm!ng People of Russia.
Symphony Society Orchestra,
WALTER DAMIIOeCH, CoBductor,
with the following renowned art
lata, wh" have xolunteeredt helrser-
MEXT vices: Mrsdamea i:AAI12J aud
H4i. I.t'H I. Messrs. BE
NATtransxr -.ruvirs. s.assssja i.i.t" ami
KoNTARIOI. tby kind permls
MARCH 12, alon of Messrs. Abbey k Orau). Sig
ner A M A N I N I, Mr.
8:15 AIIOM'-l IRIIIMK.V, Vto
llr.1.1! Mr. I. KOVHL.lt ClOD
P.M. otVHKY, Pianist, and others.
Brilliant orchestral selections, vocal
nnd lnitrumentaU solos. Ac, In
cluding the Pnet from "DonOlo
lannl" (Mmc. EAMEH and M.
LA8MAM.E): Quintet from
"Die Melsterslnger," Mesdainei
Eames and bcalcbl, Meesri. Ijis
salle, f smpanlnl. and Montariol.Ac,
Ac, Tickets from$l to$5, at Mtisio
Hall. Boxes for sale by Mrs. Osn.
Butterfield. (110 Kth av, 10 80 to 12
M. dally, and at Music Hall.
DA MROSCH
811NDAT CONCERTS.
On account of the enormous me-
NEXT ceasof theperformanceot Rossini's
. -r, w. . HTABAT MATER, tho last
B sj lxj I) AX, twobundaia. an I In order to ac
.. . ... commodate the hundreds who were
MARCH 13, unable to obtain seats, the work
...... "HI bo again repeated next Bun-
8:15 P.M. day, with the same Ideal cast,
Mesdamei DE VKHE and WYMAN,
Signer CAMPANIN1 and GALASSI.
Also Gems from Weber's operas.
Seats 25c. 50c, 75c. and $1, now.
MUSIC HALl.-TVnTghtT at 8:15, third concert (8th
sexsonibytbe Bethn--cn string Quartet, aulited
by Mr. Carl Faelteii. rianlit of Boston).
GARDEN THEATRE.
T. II. FRENCH. Lei.ee and Manager.
A FEW MORE NIGHTS .
of the brief season of
Mr. iilaiislicM
in Ills latest success,
10,000 A YEAR
"If you do not see everything this artlit
iloei now, you will regret It later."
Jllr. MansQeld will produce other
new ami old plays during his short
season of four weeks.
To-night Mr. Manifleld will again ling "Home, Sweet
Homo" In the last act.
It la nacesiary to aecur. seats early.
roadwaFtiieatre, corTiist sl
Manager. Mr. FRANK Tf.BANOER
Handsomest and Barest Theatre In the World,
0..LY A FEW WEEKS LOGGER,
THE MOST IITJMOROUH AND
Plcturesqse of all Comic Opera Productions.
FRANCIS WILSON "
AND COMPANY. TAMcR.
TATADISON MJ.UAKE GARDLN CONCERT HALL.
FIVE AFTERNOON HEADINGS
GEOKG.1 1CIDDLE.
thfl Firt Time.
GOETHE'S FAVST
(Hajnrd Talor' Trnnilatlon).
March 11. lit. 21, 25, 2H. at n.:V o'clock.
Orchrctral mid ortrnn accouipaniment.
Keierred eat (rouritr. $.r; utricle reading'. S1.R0) now
on salo at box ottice of cuncert uall and i'ond'ainuulo
tore. 2. "1"tt""'
liri HAM,.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
TO-DAY. AT 3 P. M .
EVERY TIHjU-DAV AFTERNOON.
ANTON SEIDL and his Grand Orchestra, and
MISS MARGARET REID. the Great Prima Donna.
SEAT!. AND BOXES CAN NOW HK SLCL'lthD.
M'.NPaY EVENING.
GRAND sF. 1DL CONCERT.
PADEREWSKI'S
FOUIC HIMOKICAL KKCIIAKS
At Sherry's Rooms, 5th Avenue and 37th St
iRt Kerital Monlay KenlnK. Marrti 14th. at 8 no.
I'd KecitaL, Tuenday Afternoon. March l.pth. at .1
ltd KecltaU Thurndity Aflernnon. March 17th, at .1
4th Holtal. r-atunlny Kienlnir. March IIHit, at 8.30.
The pro cram in en w ill f mbracn cotinxmltion by Bnch,
Haemfel, llaydn and MWart Beethoven. (Schumann.
Chopin. Kuninsteln and lflderiiii.
Sutic-crlptton tickets $10 for the aeries; aiasle peat
tickets 13 each, now on aalu at tJhtrry'a and U. tscblr
mtr'n. 35 fnlon j-quare.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
LASl .1 DAYS
1 P. M. TO 1 A. M. MIX UATN .
INTIlltNATIONAL '
ItlCYCLIs
TOURNAMENT.
FIRST lIRx.ND CCLE EXHIBIT.
$4 000 I.N CASH I'RI.ES
Gnat Trick Riding Competition.
14 sprint Raci. each day.
MVffic itv ,n:i.i:s i,i:vV'h iianp.
IIAI.MKR'N THEATRE. Broadway, cor. 30th st,
Mr. A. M. PALMER solo Manager
FAItEWhLL ENGAGEMENT OF
M RS.ffV tm 111 lt f It Only.
Tonight (Thursday). "Impulse," rrlday. " A Scrapof
Paper," Saturday Matinee. -'Ironmaster," Saturday
night. "Still Waters Run Deep." Monday, Eatharlne
Kaiiinagh,
. Ttiis week, inauguration of tba new Columbia
Theatre. Brook!) n. w Ith A. M. Palmer s company,
proctostheatreITthf
EVERY EVENING, 8:15. I II U
AT WEDNESDAY ANOSATURDAY pRIgl ICU
SPECIAL l-HICEH. CIlULIOri
BRILLIANT CAST. DACE
COMPLETE ACCESSORIES. IfUwCf
EDEN MaISEE,S.1datrrrt,nrrMraadnny,
Concerts Afternoon and P.ieniug by
Ul'NL'ZI LAJO.VS HUNGARIAN ORCIIbbTRA.
, t LAM DAY OF
xt'""" nppuin show.
Tjjh AND nt kni T 'v PROIII.EMS.
(.HEAT (INLY Ut.xUs.IA NE1Y FJ'DRLEMS.
tASINO Broadway and Slilll at,
Exenings at R:15. Matinee Saturday at 2.
THE LAUGHING SUCCESS OK THE SEASON.
ungle j :z
CELESTIN.1 Z:
Adinlsiion 5io. seals oniale ono month ahead.
iy ANTED Extra ladles for the grandhistorlcal spec
tacle of COLUMBUS nnd THE DISCOVERY OF AMER
ICA, to be produced with BARNUM A BAILEY'S
GREATEST RHOW ON EARTH.
Apply to IMRE KIRALFY TO-PAT (THURSDAY) at
1 o'clock 1'. M . shsrp, at 452 Lexlnglon ar.
IIOYT'HMAIIIHON 1U ARE THEATRE.
HOVT A THOMAS .SOLE MANAGERS
, El eiiliigs at S BO. Saturday Matinee at 2.
lastls to llllat oiiurruiiTr I'rrlormancc.
IIOI'I-M 1IIOE HIT.
A TRIP TO CHINATOWN.
Neir FcHtnrra riinMevnlly Added.
FRIDAY, APRIL I, 150TH PERFORMANCfc.
Coitlr souvenirs Mill .ommemorate th. occaiion.
HARRiGAN'S THEATRE.
5 tV.HANLEY . . 7. ' "".Manager
109.'!1 1'srfo'mance takes place Monday. March 14 'U2.
MR. EDWARD IIARRIGA.N'H NEW LOCAL PiIaY,
THE LAST OF THE H0GAN&
HIXNEWHONCHBT OAYF. BKAUAU,
W.dnesday I Matinees I Saturday.
DALY'S THEATRE Evsry exeningat 8.15.
, WIVE IN 'IAN MEN,
... , "Incessant laughtar." Times.
nPSSJi! "Merry, pungent, plquant."-Trltout.
TANDEM. Mlisllehan Mr. Mwls, Mr. Draw, Ar,
MATINEE tIATbllDAY
At 'i
-,?v'.,Jt "e.k-Firit prod li ctlon ou any stage of TENNY
bon b original imeHc. and picturesque comedr.
THE rOHEHTERH.
STANDARD.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
J. K. EMMET.
FRITZ ZZV ZRSLAIfD.
. ., , .. Every Eteulugatil5.
eth Mark Murphy Concert Next Sunday.
INDkOU THEATRE. 45 and 47 Bow.ry,
IMMP.NriK HUCCEIS.
t THE Tv-EMTERNAW,
Kxtwk-"DH.1.UJ." "--a.
Great Rush for China!
ixjotthk rixiVER-r Ki.vnnnM, ntJT
nirtnEH. DECORATED DINNER AND
TEA MET FOR A MONO. BRATVINn
EVERTnoDT TO TI1R WEST HIDE.
VNADATED HVCCEHH OF TIIE"F. F. F
BED. THE PHETTIEST, CHEAPEHT.
BEST ARTICLE EVER MADE, THE
FROEIIMCII F LAW L EH M FOLDING
iron nr.n. te.oo. rahy's delioht
FOLDING CRADLES AND CltlllH, S4 HO
THEME FAINTED IN ALL DELICATE
coLons.
Besides, stnpendom Hock of Flna Furniture, Carpets.
Drapen... Bedding, Comfortables. Lstnpa. st'ives its.
J'Mfators, Baby Carrlsges. Kitchen, Iron. Tin." and
i mow watfla
NEW TERMS I
$20-11 per week, no deposit,
$80 $1.26 per weik, ro depoilh
$50 $3 per week, no depoilt.
$76 $3 per week, no depoilt.
$100-14 per weak, no depoilt.
THE OLD TERMNi
$20 worth. $3 deposit; balance, 50c, wstt,
$R0 worth. 14 depoilt; balance. 7R0, weik,
f to worth, 5 depoilti balance. $1 week,
$76 worth, $7.50 deposit; balance, $1.25 wast.
$100 worth, $10 deposit: balance, $1 .60 wesk,
AND SO ON, OR BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT.
Ooodi delivered everywhere. Send for nrir n.
LUDWI6 BAUMANN & COMPANY,
THE LEADING TIME.PAYMENT
IIOTJHE OF THE WORLD.
noh, son, mm, sia, and si nn ave-
BETWEEN UBTH AND OOTII STS.
Orssin BatnrdT Er.nlngsi Until IP O'cloclr.
FOR A LITTLE " RUN."
This morning at our Prince Street
storo will be offered about 1,600
heavy and medium weight Suits for
men ; Cutaways, Singlo and Double
Breasted Sacks ; of Choviot, Cassi
mero, and Fancy Worsted suits
originally priced at $18 to $28.
Choice of the lot now $13.
Only at Prince Street
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
TWREB (Prlnea.
BROADWAY xvarrea.
STORES. IS2dir,
lihi g.,tf.
TAKE TOUR ADVERTISEMENT
TO
.DISTRICT MESNENOER OFFICE.
Advertisements for THE MJ.N may belettatair
American District Mrsienger oltli-a In this city. wber.
lb. charges will be the ssine as those at themaln office.
UDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB. North Hergen. N.
J. Racing ex ery day. rain or shine. First race at
2 P. M. Busts from Barclay, .lay. Christopher. 14th,
and 42d six. connecting with cars direct to track.
a, WHITEHEAD. Secretary.
ramugemrnts.
TAKE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT
TO
m DISTRICT MESSENGER OFFICE.
Advertisements fnr THE HUN mav be left at any
American District Mexsenger omce In this city, where
the charges will be the same as those at the malnotnce.
TTNION SQUARE TIIEATIIE. TO-NIGHT.
uPIT0U'S STOCK COMPANY.
I.XST FOUR I'l.RMJIIMANCEh OF
Till: Is.lST STItAW.
NEXT WEEK. CLYDE FITdl'S PLAY.
A MODERN- MATCH,
INTKODICIMJ fill; UNTlRi: COMI'ASY. '
hunday MkIiI, .Mark. .Murphy Concert.
ERRM NN"hTUKATKi:. I.. 15 Fat. Mati 2:16.
hKt'OM) MD.STII OF I.AtlilllNtt CROWDS!
Mr. t'harlei Iruhuinn'r. lst hucccBatui Cvtned
1'rxiJuction:
GLORIANA!
"A iilorlonn roinedj A Jov 1 nrecr "
Preceded liy I'hde l-Uciri rmfk Js?MaltrB."
A ClUKMlMi I'Ali: OP 'LAWI
Mnrrli .10 ttjth ."oueiilr rerforinaiicel
if I A TI X K : lTTO-I.Y.
TUXE3DO.
GEORGE THATCH ER'H MINSTRELS
and Rich unci Harris's) Nexxr.i Comedy Co..
AT --,. - m, Tlll'ATKK.
THE A PK BROADWAY
NF.W . nt IV AND 35TH ST.
GROUND ll.tllllt SHtTH .".Or.
NKillTS AT H 15. MATS IHUIiS. AND SAT.
LYCEI'M'fllEATRi:. AIM. 15. 4th av. andnid St.
DANIEL UtilllM IN Manager
MtTI.Mli: TO-DAY.
LAST WEEK .OK SftUIRE KATE
LAST WEEK . (II' NUl'IRP. kATII
l.tM" MATINhl's rill RSDAY AM) SATL RDAY.
.NEXT MONDAY. March 14. n new local comedy.
Ml.!. ICt GOTHAM,
For which seats can be obtained isus-iki nhead.
riERRMANN's THEATRE To night. B:15.
"h's'Yrld'k'l'iexUirro'' The Glorloiia'comedy I
Manners. Sals .'1 15. a AnilKIA I
"sTnndlnif Room" Houses! uLllllI ANA
Full or delightful bits of xui-smilfus-iri
character PRESS -TTt,..- vm, i.ri
Mch 3Q-1 50111 som .Night I -J " rnri",rl
AnifvCllVfV- "UILMORI. A TIIMPKIN",
JjJXUilu. X . Pruprlcmrs anil Managers.
Hatlnrrs Wed. I' II .lElFLRsON.
and FLAW A KUI.ANGt.R'S
Saturday. COUNTRY
T"BEF. Er.S.1 C I R CU.S.
TONY PASTOR'S. nT -Ift'lf Sa ays.
MATINEES TUESDAY AND I HID AY.
TON'Y PAsrilll. MAOIIIE CLINK.
LVDIA YEAMAN'4. MARIE CONl'HITA,
NELLY M4GI lltl'. THE J JUDGES,
SAM DEARIN, CAPITOLA HHHIET. AND OTHERS.
KOSTER & BIAL'S. fJF&EtflEZx.
CARMENCITA.
MI.I.I'. I Till'. SPANISH
MARIA 1MCRA. I STUDENTS.
BCRL1.SUII. AI'DEVIIXE. NOVELTIES.
METROI'OLITAN OPF.PA HOUSE.
I nst I wo performances of Grand Opera,
t'llili r thr dlri'Ctlnn of Messrs. Abbey a Grau.
rrl'Hi. Iii.l night of the season. Double bill.
Ill ho ' VNIl "CAVAI.Ll.RIA RI'sTH'ANA."
Saturday, fan-well matinee. "I IIS HI'ill I.MirS."
B 1 101' nil trill! "jTruaduay, near :ii)th St.
Night. H 15. Matlneen Weil and nt
IaiAtO CHARLES DII'KsO.V.
llU'lAs Last Week nut one.
All N- lurk I.Stigllllig' A illg lilt
MTII ST IIIEATHK. Near Ctb AT.
Matin is MEDNT.IDAV and ATI'PIMV.
dLUV. jpiniO Yamim k'i'iimhi'y.
Hinlfll Pl.HMlRMA.M'h nilDAl, MMll'll l'."..
HAIII.I'M OPERA HUL'SI',. I ve H 15; Mat. sat. 3.
til-" 'HIE OPhltt Ii'ciiMI.IiY
TIliir.VV.TT As pi-rtorinril for lid nl.M.tl
nXilJAXJA. A, M h btJI. , a Mliml.a.
.Next week- ROSE COOHLA.N,
g-lOU'MIII S THEATER. Eve, H 16. Mats Wiii . Sat.
c WWKT 8 BELLS,
An 1 tho Famouriitrotliera tikmo.
Next ffj-" Hlh bflUi AMIIM."
NIBLO'S.1 .?Kv. I TO-NIGHT,
jiiPI LAR PRICES av-. ,ir,e, Wr ...i , 1,
PEARL OP PEKIN. W&lDIv tf-
, I..VT WEEK-I.YIIIA TIIIMII"1I..
7S RAND OPERA IIOUSK.
xll ll n ed Seati, Orchestra Circle and Balcony, 50c.
AirM?7, J VOX YOM.
Next a mli, NATOOODWINInTUE NOMINEE.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. NF.XT SUNDAY.
IMIOF. LONDON, THE
CROMWELL I MODERN BABYLON,
Adroii'lon. 25c. Rsierreq icali. 35c. extra.
CmAD THFATREi EVENINO. 815.
DlAXV 1IWAY AND 18TH ST. MAT SAT. AT t.
citxNn - FOB MONEY.
NexM'tek-JACh Ilt)YAJL0fTlll: WD. .
H, R, JACOBS' THEATRE, " Vxffui. av.
M.lllirisMondav i ADA GRAY IN
Tbur.day.aiid sslujday KAnT LVNNE.
NEXT WEEh-hKAII lltls.ll Hut
1,-N".Il.,?jr,KJ.,S;. .. Ma.lir.nav and -.mil St.
j SEIO.NH FOOD AND HEALTH KM'O-ITIHN.
Uliderajniirasof the N.w lurk Retail Grocers' I lllon.
,-llpni III A. M. lo 10 p., j (;ouk,r). U,.oii. i P M
Coin erlsalternoon and eiening. Ailiimsioii Mieiits
AHIll.li, TIIKATlllt-Tn-nl'ifbr.lrldai. aud Satur
day exenings. Emll Thotuastnrsi tlmeiin "Der
sliiilonrnbauer.' tat. inatlnss at 3 (reduced prlceej.
Thomss In " Eunat-BaclUas."
a,,lJ.WHWtfl'r?0-lbt and to-mortow, Ma
ttuds Cottrslly, "Usu.ijhta I'.rton."
E. J. Denning & Co,,
SUCCESSORS TO
A. T. STEWART CO, (Retail).
Offer To-day (In Rotunda),
8.000 yards
HANDSOME RIBBONS,
in all the leading Shades
AT HALF REGULAR PRICES,
3c, 4c, 5c. 7c,
10c, 13c, and 15c. per yard ;
FANCY STRIPES and GAUltS,
In Black, Cream, and Colors,
. at 25c. per yard.
ALSO
4 AND 6-BTJTTON
Suede Gloves.
50c. Per Pair; Reduced from 75c.
4-BUTTON
Kid and Suede Gloves.
$L00Fer Pair; Retefl from $1,51
BmiwiT. 4tk At,. 9tk k lOtk SH.
The Singer Man'fg Co.'s
THREE NEW
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
AM
LIGHT RUNNING
NOISELXaBI,
OtTXABla
THET DO ALL XUtBS FAJOLT
simno,
AND WADDmOS
ART NEEDLE WORK
EQUAL TO
HAND EHBMIDXXl
ART ROOMS,
929 Broadway.
MOIRE STRIFE GRENADINE.
We have just received, to
day, n full line of 23 inch,
nil Silk, lllnck lfloire Striped
Grenadine, from $2.50 to
84. OO per yard.
Also, Novelties In 40 Inch
Silk and Wool Crepon and
Grenadine with Moire
Stripe.
JAMES NcCREERY Sc CO.,
Broadway and 11th St.
audicro fOtirw.
TAKB TOUR ADVERTISEMENT
TO
DISTRICT MESHENOER OFFICE.
Advertisements for TIIEHUN maybe lrft at any
American District Messenger ol'ce lu this city, where
lb. chsrges will be thesnineas those at the main office.
JAMES P. SILO, Auctioneer, 48 Liberty st,
Executrix's bale of
The Remarkable Collection
of the lata
J. 08B0RN EMERY,
Including
An Extraordinary Variety of Objaotl
In
Jewslry. Bric-a-brac. Oema, Bonvenlra, Relloa,
Book., Prints,
COINS AND MEDALS,
and a
Unique Collection of Antique Watchsi. Chains,
and Charms.
By order of
Mrs. HENRY C. WEST, Extratrlx.
To be sold at anctlon
ThU day (Thursday) alro Friday, March 10 and 11, 1891,
Each Day at ONE O'clock.
At 43 Liberty Bt.
Exhibition This Day (Thursday),
,for .gnlr.
TAKE TOt'R ADVERTISEMENT
DISTRICT MIm:.WER OFFICE.
Adierllsi-inrnts for TISI' I'N may be left at any
American Dlniiict Mrs, i iiki roiilrii in this city, where
the chaigcs will be Iter tine , is ttinae at the main ofllce.
B1CYCLI'. Itrinid n 1MJ sulety; nneumntic tires;
neur tuxrii fr the rr.iie ill sell for I4U.
tv H I xl I., Hiu I afnyitloav.. Brooklyn.
1)1, x.CKMIITII-1! imiii s lo In sold on the prelnTses
1 ond.'MliL at in'ir Waihlllgliili Bridge, ou March
J I, at 1 ii'ilock. i n iik onnt ol ilmtti of owner.
COI'.N'TI'lfx. shell In.'. -X-. 1 1 rnsc, tables, chairs, up
right rrfrtgeiaior., (niiic iiilll. rials fixtures, ic.
boxes lablnet b.ir ilxn ii., i.truunt-iiorlment cheap
' COIt 151 N , M.-.ll-rllll IQI'll AV,
7-.SKrx. "lll.-liS. IIKNKH,
Roll Tor. Desks a ineeia'li AUo Hat Top, Btandlng,
and Llbr.iry !. 1 hair.. laid. s. Ar.
LMPIilfc DErxK to.. 4UO 1IKOA1IWAT,
xiiiiiiirnclin-frs).
IjxoR r tLE "rsido.i'ii three boo,) uater rails, II per
' dueri. lit VI Atlalllli' xx.. 1'rooUyii;
SxlES I.sre stock of lire and burglar proof saf.s,
Mosler make, ulo oortments of slightly oitlr.
iiorn safe, of stand. rd uiukr. ut very low figures; safes
uioxcil. excbsntied. an 1 reiaired.
Mo.HI.KIt n VI h i o . Broadway and 10th it,
TYPEWRITERS -Tore luce our Hock w. will retail
during March at prices we hai. been selling to
lea'ers Yoits. Ml; L'nlirr.al Hammonds. no; Ideal
Hammonds, H5. lale I elllll .Id Nn. 'J Callgrapbs, 45;
late Mi. 2 ltemlligt"l. o5; bmltb.Premlers, H5; .
Nationals. (40, new-model Crandalls. (85; all otb.r
imtrumsnts In pruportlnii, uioiiihly payments without
adtance; repairs h rf price, and s.ibntitute mttrumsnt
free: all r.utais ' iiinntlilj: tslenhnn.. BUlSt'ort
laudt. TVl'KM RJ1 ER I lt-ADQUAUl'KHa.31 Broadway,
WEI.MBAI'11 Ar. FIXTUREH.-Foraale. a
ini of seroihl hsnd burners, at a reasunabl. nguro.
Apply I.S'l'. Hrnadnai iii'ir.l-M st.
ti.ojuc.'.'i tfUautcs.
iXflRSW.r IIOTI U liailly furnished; easy terms tn
i .ipal.li' insiu.'i r wllll s.imy iiiiHiis. might a raiiLo
iwlh lufly liaim' I'Mrili or twenty tiiousand dollars
to lllil-.t for 'I lot "" li.rslll., wllh trill rrlnto se
rnriti'for iiinniiiit Ini'.i.il wod opening to ilvsirab!.
p.irl) Address lb tV its' Near surW J'nsl tlltliv,
Cxcurgioiig.
DFEP REA FISHING every Tuesday, Thursday, ul
Kunday; five big prises for big HbU, total valu. (250.
Double iron bulled ses steamer ANULEK, 31st st., E. It,
TilSi BsskmaniL,E.RY7i0; Flirt), (. an a. H.;
lar,76csutsi balUtacxls.Ac, ALtOiJlB.
I - JfJAJlf.r . .--, fc
r
"CAMMEYER"
Stamped on a Shot " m
means Standard of Merit,
,4
IT SEEMS STBANGE thai
any ono should pay exorbitant ,'
pricoB for shoos. My "TRUE i
FORM" at $4.50 may appear to
Bomo to be too low in prico to be
good. I havo high-priced Bhoos, i j
but at $4.50 this is tho groatost t
shoo in tho market. It is not in-
tondod for opera or rocoption use, A
but, as an overy-day-in-tho-year
shoo, it can't bo beat for wear and
comfort
It has given universal satisfaction "
to all who have worn It, j
;
Men's "True-Form" Shoes. J
(Marx.)
Men's Calf Hand-1 , I
sewed Welt" True- (C J R I
Form" Shoes, in Ui U
Button, OongreBS, 11 l
and Lace . . . J
There is always and in every m
thing a " TRUE FORM" and a bad M
form. My "TRUE-FORM" Shoe II
is exactly what its name indi- ,
cates it is the best FIRST, f A
the foot has perfect rest and com H
fort. SEOOND, the Shoe is ele- fl
gant in appearance. THIRD, it H
is made of superior material and K
in a superior manner. FOURTH,
it is the best Shoe for the price in B
the market
ALL KINDS or BELIARLK FOOT GOV. B
ERINO FOR MAN, TFOMAN, OB CDILB B
FOR LESS MONET THAN SAME BBAOI ""'iB
OF GOODS OAK BE BOUGHT FOR ELSE. t
1VBERE. IT
Mall Orders Receive Prompt Attention, I
Send for Catalogue, Mailed 'Free. ml
A. J. CAMMEYER, 1
Sixth Avenue, cor, lgth St. Bjl
"Ttiey'H Be Bold Men Who Follow. I
Said Young Loctiinvar." I
In fact no Furniture House will follow tha I
Sixth Avenue Baumann. B
CONTINUED BOOM IN SOLID OAK. B
Oak Bedroom Salt r IB. PB
Oak Dlnlncroom Set. In leather. A H&
pieces S.Ox( lW
Ouk ISIttloK-room Set, T pleeea 16,0V JaV
Oak ReTOl-rlnBl'Bookeaae, deak at '
taxched
Ludwig Baumann & Co &
258, 260, 262 6th Ave.. W
East Side, near 17th St. ' 1
Otllt TERMS B
(1 00 per week on (751(2 50 per week on M0 1;
150 per week on 100 .'too per week on 260
a 00 per week on 150 a 60 per week on 800
FAT FOLKS REDUCED I
aC9k k. Mrs. Alice Mspte. Oregon. Mow H
WV P-HW "My weight was jao Iba.. fB
li I f.slnowitls tea lbs., a rsductloaol pMI
jt-a Is- i;, Ins., and I feel so much bene. Wt!
lrri 7fik x -hit I would notunelioooaaa 111
J I - U T i am both surprised snd nrouj '1
efthechsnge. I lecoromend your treslment to sll sufrersra Bl Vl
from obesity. Will answer all inquiries If sump is c. closed
for reply." ,, 17
PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL. I
I?o starving, no lnconvonienco, harmless ana no na B
affecU, Strictly conndanliiJ. lor circular, aad tasv
tlaoaials address with 6c. in -tamps, UK
DR. O. W. F. SNYDER. I
McVlcker'8 Theatre Bldg., Chicago, III. 1
JlfSrounsELFiM ft
jHSSflf liottlo of niK U. The only R
iBiSjiYf rioii-poMonouj remedy for all VJas fj
fffiHtlf (lieiiiitiaturaltllscharfreiianJ In
IxwxaaGfai pnTBtcillseawBOlmeniinolaM lsfi
SSlrl oebilUatlns; trenktiess peculiar m
mJWlH 1 women. It cure Id a lew In
Kp)klaays without tiie aid (I Hu
UiSft7'ie Univtrfcl American Jm
"diseases of men."" b
ALL KEt'ltJr and rlxnte disc a,e of men riirad "
in a few days, no charge unli s cured, a's i irleet. sirio- '
lure, blood pnls'inlnir, nlcirs. skin ilien.i niiiiifal
errors, in nous ik-l i.it, . lust ximir ,md ,u.iiihudr. ajar.
stored. Iir. IIAI.I Kri'. tho i e.i br m I .pm.ia.nt, lie) BBJk
Fast lt)th st., near ltd m i be.t n H neiree JjK
"""".. .." SifWMl' . . ."JH '
TAKE ll IC .U .-si I IlKMI'NT IIBu '
lllhTRKT M r.-'"l'..Sf.ER Of-TirE. .TaLll
Adrerllsrmenlsli.r I ll K -.1 .N loa) b left at any r v'
Ameruan l.l.lrlit Mi .sum mil in Him ill). hera
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