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THE FALLEN TENEMENTS.
OOHDITIOH Or TH* KUINS YXSTEBDAY?HOW
TH* TKMAMT8 ABE LIYIMO?WHO IS TO
RLAX12?
The general appearance of the rtilna of the three
tonement bouses on Twoniy.tbird street that fell last
Saturday night waa unaltered yesterday. The tront
wall la almost oompletely demolished, and the rear
wall Ilea la a heap lu the back yards. The partition
wall between No*. 342 and 3-44 had snnlc about ten foet,
evidently from the suddon giving way of the founda
tion. Toward thla wall leaned threateningly portion*
of the roofs of the two houses, and the floors of the
different buildings, forming a sharp angle with tne
sldo walla, which aro aa yet Intact. The mnuiol pieces,
picturos ana wall ornaments in the different rooms are
still in position, and form a curious oontraat to the
? scene of contusion on thu floors themselves. A Tow
Chairs and tables are all that is left standing on the
ilButlng floor*. Bureuus are thrown forward mid
emptied of their contents, dinner table* are upset snd
the dishes brosen and scattered about. Here and
mere conld bo seen a bundlo of things tied up
n cloths, as though the Inmates, fairing danger, had
cegun to pack up what they most needed, but which
in their haste they were obliged to leave behind.
HThen the Hkkai.r reporter visited the ace no yesterday
afternoon be found two men engaged in picking their
way carefully through the d/brit on the ground floors,
and removing Irom that part of the ruins whatever
was of value. The work of clearing tbe upper floors
will bo very dangerous Irom the slanting pos.tinn tlicy
sre In and the Imminent danger of their falling to the
(round at any moment. The work of supporting the
parts of the walls that remain standing will bo begun
to-day. The walls of tho adjoining houses wero yes
terday propped up by heavy beams of wood in order
to prevent a similar catastrophe happening to them.
The tenements that wero destroyed form only a part of
> row ol buildings that were all put up at the same
tlmo, and It is leaped that tho houses yet standing may
be loutuf on investigation to be in a very dangerous
conditio!*.
AT Tim BtrtLDIMtt DlCf AKTMKNT.
At tho Department of Buildlugs tne reporter wna in
formed that ineu would lie at once put to work to
chore up the buildings, such portions as were consid
erod duugerjus being torn down as thu work proceeds.
All tho walls will have to be torn down aud completely
clearod away. Then an eximiuution will bo made of
the balance of tho block to s<'tj if anv of the other
bouses are in a dangerous condition. If so, tuey will
be at ouoe condemned aud repairs will be ordered, or
11 necessary tbey will be turn down. Tbe falleu tene
ments had not been Inspected internally lor nearly
three years. Thoy were situated in tno Fifth Inspec
tion district, which embraces all thnl part of tbo city
west ol Hecond avenue aud between Houston and
Thirty-lourth streets. The inspector passes uround
this district evory day aud reports, to tbo
Superintendent. lie must have passed by
tbe tenements In question several times a
week. But there was no external Indication
that thore was unytblng tbe matter with tliem, nor
did tbo tenants make any complaint. The causo of
tho accident was said to be an improperly constructed
foundation wall, lusteuu ol luying a thick ami heavy
foundation tbo stone* were set up on cud, und then
filled In betweon with graTel, mortar and small siones.
Thus outwardly tbey would look all right, while in
reality they were mere shells. When the loundatlons
settled tbey split open like peupods.
MOT 1IUILT O.N MADK (IKOt'KO.
Tbe story concermug tbe uneven nature of tbe
ground Is denied at the Building Department, and the
cause of the accident attributed wholly to the faulty
construction of the buildings. According to Kgbort
VieNS's ola map ol New York, tho lund whore tbose
tenements stood was not made ground, but good
moudow innd, a little higher than the surrounding
blocks. Kipp's Bay sol in irom tbo Kust River, about
opposite Tweuty-third street, sod where that
bay wits Is now made ground. But this
did not reach as fur as First avenue, aud tbe shore of
the river was rather high at this point. Tbe ground
was perfectly soluble lor bulldinu purposes. The
buildings were erected In 1851, twelve years belore tne
present building law was passed aud before tbo Depart
ment ol Buildings was created.
THK OUSTKII TBNAHTS.
Mr, Felix Antoine, the owner ol the buildings, nr
rlvod In town yesterday aud held a long consultation
with the builder and the authorities ol the Bunding
Department. He Is shout to begiu forthwith tho clear
ing away ol tbe rubbish. The poor leuunts have been
very hard pushed io liud lodg.ug. One old man told
tne reporter that he and bis isinlly had beonooliged to
Sleep in tbo street lor want of money to buy u place to
sleep In. Some ol tho leuauts in tho houses that are
left standing huvo begun to inovo out, learlug that tbe
condition of their habitations is ulso dangerous and
anticipating an enforced removal by the Department
of Buildings.
LOOKING AFTER A STEPCHILD.
Twice or tbreo Itmas within tba past month a
imarlly dressed girl, named Anua Kretscb, apparently
ibout ibtrieen years ot age, bus appeared In the Kitty
ievontu Street Court and endeavored to bare a warrant
Issued fur the arrest of ber siepuiotber. llor story
was a peculiar one. She reinemborcd the time wln>n
her father and uiotbor were living; thou an occasion
followed when, the former having diod, ber uioiher
wae married again; still later ou, tho death ot ber
mother and the marriage ot bar steplathor to another
woman. All this time the llulo Anna slaved In So.
B61 Second avenue, but sbo was beaten, as she alleges,
timo aud again, und at Inst determined to leave what
sho could no longer evon laucy was her borne. She
tecurcd a place with Mr. Ackerson, a butcher living ou
Seooud avenue, and took earn of his In lie chil
dren. The slop pHronts disapproved ot lior
conduct, and one day walked oil' with her
trunk, containing nil ber clothiug, and lei t
her without a thing except what she had on liar back.
Notwithstanding ttic pretty llulo one's interesting
manner ol tailing ber history ana tier commendatory
way ot seeking what was born, hor story received very
little attention Irolu tho Justice. Yesiurday the child
reappeared in Court ou complaint ot ber stepmother,
who asked that she be compelled to return to her
homo or else bo .sent to some reformatory Institution.
According to Mrs. ilerbst, the stepmother, the little
girl was treated well, but, ueiug wild, bad run away.
Sbo was now, tho lady iiHSorted, in the hnbit ot Ire
quenung nclub room in the rattio building wnero Kho
lived, lorimng bad association< and probably rushing
on to hor ruin. The cbargo ol beating was denied. The
Justice deoidod the matter was without the limits of a
1'ollce Court and refused to interlero with the girl's
choice.
liEAL ESTATE.
Tho tollowing parcels wero disposed of on tho Raal
Estate Excbauge yesterday:?
HV K. V. IIAIINKTT.
Foreclosure sale?Richard M. lleury, relsree? of the "
h'une, with lot Iri.OxlllO. in. on tho n. s. of 123d
St.. 143.1* It. o. of 1st ST., to Oeorice M. Miller,
plaintiff, for... $4,000
11 v A. M. WOOD.
froreelosure sale?Kllunt K. rihepsrd, referee?of a
house, with lot, 2">x It 12.2, on n. ?>. of 7,?th St , 200
It. e. of 2d ar., to L. A. \'? atinor, lor 8,580
IIV K. A. I.A* KKNO*.
Fnreclomre sale?William ri. Kindlon, releri e -?t
the house, with lot K>x02.2, No. I tK Hunt 32d St.,
14" ft. e. of Lexington av., to Henry T. niulln,
piaiatifT, for 0,805
or LOCI* MK.iir.ii.
Foreclosure sale?William ?. Kindiey. referee?of I ho
house, with lot 20vll'. n. s. of tilth St., 01j(i
It. w. ot 2d av ? to Vestrymen of nt George's
Church, plaintiffs, for 5,000
lir SCOTT AMI) MYKRS.
F oreclosnro sale t'harles I', l.ydecker, relereo?of
the house, with lot 20x00.11, '. ?. of 133d St.,
11H> li. w of Hth a*., to tiernianla l.llo Insurance
Company, plaintiffs, lor 7,.vm
Total sales for the day V28,3H5
TIMNSPKMS.
6Bd ?!., a. s.,60 ft. w. of 4th a*.. 2.'i.5x40; I. II. An
derson and title to J. M. rim nil $0,fino
3d av., e. s. (No. 17) ; isarali llitMll to VV. Moser,... 1m,.*>1
17th ik. n. s., 110 it w. of 7th av., 43.t)x4'> 2xlr
ictfiilar; A. I!. Martin and wile to W. K. Martin. .. ?
It 1th St. n. s., 310 It. w. Ol 11 III av., 14.Uxloo.ll:
M. Kauloian to J. Lan< 33,000
Broadway, w. I,, 54.3 It. s. of .ri"th St., 50x100; A.
Coheu to Oiiiak llolieu Norn.
8fth st.. ?. l(Ni It. e. ol llth a*., 2rixUri.ll;
Matthew Ahern and wll? to Jolianua 1,. Aliorn ,r>0
BHth ik, I. , limit, e. of llth av., KftxU&V; J. 1,.
Ahern to.M. A, Ahern Nora.
Broadway, e. ?.. rin.Uxirregtilar; K. N. Fleming
lo Joau rt. Fleming 13,000
120th St., s, s., 313 It. w. of av. A, in itxlisi.il ; A.
C. Martlu and wifo to W? J. Hutchinson 7,ism
HUth St., n. 2*1 it, W. of 3d av..24.0x102.2; tier
man Saving* Hank to 8. Miiilvan 0,000
3KIII st., ?? s.. t'1.8 ft. w. of7tli av., Will
iam King to it. Uullbelt 24,(mo
Myrtle av., n s. i24lfi ward); Jane t'ary to K. I..
Kundall Nom.
Myrtle av., n. s. (24tli ward); James itundsll to June
iiray Nom.
|2tll ?t-. s. S., 210 1 ft. w. of uv. C. lii.Hx IU3.il; J. (i.
.-.lie lair (referee) to John H, rimttli 8,2110
moktiiaobk.
Smith, John II . to Harry stammers, i. of 12th St.,
w id av i: j 3 years $2,50o
Kosenbavk, isaunjel and wile, to I,. Koseilleld. e. a. ol
Lexington j.v., s. of 70th st. ; 5 tears 12.000
PleniiuK. John H., to liuuiv A. Hobbles, kingsbrldgu
road; 2 years 1,275
Collet, t'aroliue, to A. llatlixelier, a, a. ol I lriiti ?t., e.
of av. A ; dun 0,000
Fallon, Maria and hu>l>and, to I'. II. Maxnlte; n. s.
ol 3lat it., e. ot 1st av.; .'i years 5,000
Qu llierl. It. and httsliand, in William King, s. s. of
:!ritli st.. w. of 7lh av. ; 3 years 13.000
Wneeloe*. William v. and wife, to Bqultalile i.ile
Assurance l ompany, n. e. corner ot Hudson Itlver
Kallroad, 18Mli st. ; I year 50,000
Randel. Henry and wile, to Koliert Hsnner, s ?, (,f
3*Ul St.. between 4th and Madison avs.; 3 yeari... 5 .ViO
luiiivan Misan and husband, to t.erman ttavlmrs
Hank, n. s. ol Hftlh St., w. of Md uv.; I jrnur 5 .VS)
glints, Michael and wife, to William T, Horn, n. a. '
?i llrootne st., e. ofBssex st.: years 7,f**)
Smith, Jamos M., to.laosen Henderson, n. s. ol 02d
,t <w ot 4th av ; 3 years..... 6,500
Raii'iel. Ilelir> and wile, to Jane A. Moure, s. *.
ol 3ritb st , between 4lli and MatflfOn avs ; 3 years 2 rsio
FendletM, J?sb?a IC. and wile, to f, X, Palmer, n ?.
5itd st.. e. of 7th a*. , A years 5,500
Hnrne? Rosaana, to {iihwais, w. s. SntTolk St.,
73; instalments a (HXJ
Martin. .Margaret, to \t llilaui rliriton, e. a Post load
,21th ward) J t year 475
Lewis Abraham and wile, to Walter W. I'otiekiln, w.
? ot ?th av. t f> years 7.'Mi
Mahoa. JoUa anil wile, to George II. Carey, n. s. 31MI1
St, w. ol 3d av.: 4 tears H2-".
JlitUhvin, l'i?rttn?r ??nu lui^h iml, to A. muh inpr, n. g.
104th Pt., tr. of 2NI uv.; .? 2,.r?m
S?mo 10 ?? MM w. ol 3U i 5
INGENIOUS RASCALITY.
A TZIjBOBAPH I.ISE TIPPED TO BCBSXBVZ TBS
OPEBATIONS OP FOB'JEHB?THE DWCOTEBT.
[From the Burlington Hawkayo.]
I.ast evening Major Jobo K. Wood, chief of the po
ll oe service employed by lb* Chicago, Burlington and
Qulncy Railroad, came up Irom Keokuk accompanied
by Mr. Oole, the Osceola banker, and In charge of
Black whom the Major arreatod In Keokuk aa an
accomplice lu tbe Oacoo'a iorgery. Having taken tbe
last ot tbe gang engaged in that traniaotlon we are at
liberty to publish some tunilcrs connected with it
wbicU have never been roadi public, and nblch go lo
make up one ot tbe shrewdest and most consummate
pieces of vtllany on rcoord.
TUM rOROIlT,
Mrs. A. T. White, tbe woman wbo presented tbe
draft at tbe counter 01 tbe bank In Osceola, had gone
up und down the ro.nl from station to station lor sev
eral days. On Wodnesday morning, Juno d, being In
Osceola, she requested tbe hotel keeper to tell her
wbeu it was exactly len o'clock. This bo did, and'sbe
went immediately to tbe bonk aud presented the
dralt lor ^U,4UV. fignilytng her willingness that Mr.
Colo should telegraph 10 iho neutucky bunk. Mr.
Cole relumed the drali, und us the woman departed he
stepped iuio ihe Miorill a offlco aud told liitu the cir
cunisiuuce, aud requested him to shudow too womun
anil not lot her leave town. Helot e a reply was re
ceived lo tbo telegram she atiempled lo leave oil a
train, but waa arrestutl uud held, uud soon alter tbo
reply dime that Hie drult wus a forgery. Knowing
lli.ti she uail accomplices in llie crime, an eflort lo in
duce tier to reveal mom resulted lu nor charging a
hull dozen Innocent men with the crime. They were
successively urresteu und discharged. Kiuuliy she
wus held to bail lu tho extremely low sum 01 (300.
Aud this ended chapter 1.
niscovRKY or tiik hkkak.
Tbns matters stood until lust 1 uosday, when tbe
Coicaito, liuriingtou and Quinuy telegraph operator re
ported that the commercial line bud opened very sud
denly nnil unaccouuiably, aod alter souio trouble the
break had been located between Charlton and l.ucaa,
but could not be found. Again and agaiu iho section
men went slowly over the track scrutinizing
overy tool ol the wires, but tney were ull up, aud
tberu was no break visible. Finally, utter repeuied
examinations, the section men came in and reported
that they could see nothing "except," us ouo re
marked in a humorous way, "some cobwebs hanging
Irom ihe wire." They were ordered to go back and
exuuiiue tbe cobwebs, wmch they did, and behold the
cohwebs wore Ago copper wires! Hero was iho solu
tion ol the mysteries, and such a solution. Tbo tele
graph wire had been cut und spliced, an undertaking
thai had been accomplished without the aid ot the
instruments ordinurily used to stretcn the wire, it
hud beon accomplished lu this nunner. The tele
graph wire had been ourelully wrapped with leather in
two places, not more than an Inch apart, the loather
being an inch wide. A separate piece ot telograph
wire, sotne eight or ton inches loug, being bent double,
one end was wrapped round each piece ol leuther, una
between them iho line was cut aim the ends Dent back
over the euds of the splice. Loather being a non
conductor, uo current couid pass irom the geuuine
line through the leather to the splice, and thus too
circuit wus broken. How the rascals overcame the
tension ol the wire when it was cut la not underaloo'l.
n.A.N'M or 1 HK ftAfiCALH
Having tapped tho wire aud broken the oiroult, tbe
raficals theu deliberately proceeded lo erect a private
otUoe. 1 lie shrewd ingenuity ot the perpetrators of
this outrageous vlllany is well shown by tno tneuns
which they took to got up to tbe wire to cut it. They
needed a ladder and they made It with bourds knocked
irom the lenco. Their cqjecl will bo readily under
stood. They intended to intercept Mr. Colo's dispatch
to the Cyniiuaua bank, and alter a proper Interval to
trunsmu bun a reply thui tbe dralt was all right. Ho
wouln men pay the dralt und tho thiovlsh trio would
then depart the country. This explains why tho
woman was so exact about the hour ai which the draft
should be presented. It was part ol iho agreed pro
gramme. What the immediate ouuse was la unknown,
but by some menus Mr. Cole's message went through
all right und he was saved. Pcruaps tuo clandestine
operator wus trighientd Irom his post. Perhupa his
Instrument got out ol order.
Aslontcustho wires ar.d connections through the
clandestine Instrument were complete tbe curreut
passed through It and on lo lis destination, the circuit
Doing complete. Ot course the rascals would Ichvu the
Instrument thus in ordor to avoid detection, aud as
long as it remained intact messages would come and
go aa usual, and nothing would be suspocted at any of
the regular oftkes. Aud-in lact, so It continued lor
nearly u week. Hut at lust a knile which had boou
stuck Into tho lence to hold some strings lu place, tell
down, und the circuit was broken. At onco business
wus Interrupted uud the investigation lolluwed.
IN QUEST OF HIS WIFE.
Counsel for George Helm wood made application In
tbe Brooklyn City Court, before Judge McCue, yester
day, lor a writ ol habeas corpus, to compel John
Brown, a carpenter, residing at No. 11 Beaver street,
Eastern District, to nroduio before the Court Mrs.
Kliza Helinwood, wife of the plaintiff. It uppcars
that Ueorge und Kllza, the latter belntt a
daughter oi John Brown, were married In March
last, and tbe bridegroom look up his resi
dence in tbe house ol bis laiher-in-law. The
lauer did not agree very well with his daughter's hus
bund, aud the unpleasant feeling between thorn broue
out In un opeu quarrel a lew days ago, the rosuli of
which was that Mr. Holinwooa wan turned out ol tbe
house, his bride remaining with ber family. When,
subsequently, ho demanded thai sho should be sur
rendered to bun, as he Is her lawlol protector, a deaf
ear was tiimod to him, and be now sooks redress at
the hands of the law. The writ, which was granted, is
mado returnable to-day.
MUNICIPAL NOi'ES.
City Chamberlain Tnppan inukos the following Qnan
olal statements lor tbo past weekBalance June 9,
$1,127,737 70; receipts, $1,033,346 33; payments,
$341,424 71; balance in treasury, $^,210,268 82.
Atnone tbo callers upon Mayor Kly yesterday im
Oeneral Uelknap, ex-Secreiary ofWnr.
ilia cotuiniitMou appointed (o investigate certain
claim* lor renin or tho Sixth und Tenth Judicial dis
trict court houses, which consists ol Mayor Kly,
Comptroller Kelly and Tax Commissioner Andrew*,
held another meeting ycBtcrday. No dot:i-lon lias yet
been rendered.
Considerable wirepulling la resorted to by tho Al
dorni<-n for tho .purposo of controlling tbo patronage
ol the Fire Depnrtmcnl. Several lucrative positions
uro now vacant, nmoiig them Cbiel of the Bureau of
Combustibles find Huporlntendunt ol Houses. A dele
gation ol tbo City Fathers hsvo waned upon Comp
troller Kelly In behalf of Mr. J. W. Smith lor tbo latter
position.
El'ItOPEAN STl-1 AillSII II'S.
HAMItl'Rcl AMERICAN I'ACKKT OOMPaNY'iTCinR
lor Plymouth, Che?*?our ; anil Hamburg.
HhRDER )line 21 | MUSI ? July r>
WIEL vNI) hnw 2S | II AMMONIA July 12
Rate* of piinnrtLT to Plymouth, tendon, Cherbourg, Ham
burg and i?lI point* in htijrlind:?Kir*t Cabin, $100, gold;
Seeoiid Cabin. ?'<><?. jxold; Stoerayre, $!)<). currency.
K1' N II AUD I \ CO.. C. B. RICHARD A BOAS.
Oeneral Atreutn, Oeneral PaHwon;rer Auentn,
01 Itroud at. N. Y. til HrnAilwMjr N. y.
/ 1 CNR HAL TRANSATL\NTIC COM PANt. ""
VT Ml h MAIL STEAMERS OK 'I'll IS COMPANY. BE
TWEEN NKW YORK AND IIAVKK. C\t,LINO AT
HA'MOl'TIl (t?. B.). for the lanulntf of passenger*, will
nail from pier 42 North River, foot of Morton ?t., every
Wednesday. ,
FR v Ni*Iv. Trndelle W?dne?day, June 20, J P. M
AMERIQUE, Poii/oIk Saturday. .June 211.2 P. M.
?I' it hi E, Danre Wrdnp?day. June 27. 0:?'t0 A. M
Price i?l patnage, In gold <uiflurilntf wine) :?
To Havre? Pirat CaMn, $100; Second Cabin, 865; Third
Cabin, $&*?.
Steerage, $20, Including wine, bedding find tit*null*.
To Plymouth. London or any rallw yntationlu England?
Flr*t Cabin to^$100, according to accomntodatlon;
second Cabin, *??>?"?; Third Cabin. ; Steerage, $-7, In
clu iiitr evcrvthing ,l* above.
Return ticket* at very reduced rate?, available through
England and France.
Steamers marked tl^us * <1 *? not carry ateeragc paa*en
porn.
LOI'Is UK BEBIAN. Ag*n* 55 Broadway.
THE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COM PA NT
OF PIII LADELPHI A.
PHILADELPHIA AM) J.I VEK POOL LINE,
The only Tran*Htlantic. Line naiIi>itr under t.h? AMERI
CAN FLAO. Selling everv TH IJRsDAY Irom Philadelphia
and WEDNESDAY from Liverpool
THE RED STAR MNE STEAMSHIPS.
Carrying the Belgian ani I nited States Mall*. Hailing
?very tw?lve day* alternately from Philadelphia and New
lurk. Direct aud onlv
TO ANTWERP. .
For rate* of nn**age and other information apply to
PRTER W HI OUT A SONS, Oeneral Ag*?nta?
3*/7 Walnut *t. PhHndelohia. 52 Broa iway. New Voric.
I TNITRl) sTA i I'.S M \li. i,|NE. il'KAU To
U QUftKNSTOWN AMI LIVERPOOL
Sailing on TIE I) \Y,
from pier 40 N??rtb River.
IDAHO. J?ne 10 Noon I WiSCONsiN.Julv 17.10A.M.
WYo.MlNO.July :i 10 A. M. | MONTANA.. .July 31. DA. M.
Cabin. *>Vi, $05 and S75, currency.
Intermediate, !f |(>; rtteerniri*. 026.
PftMentrerft bookO'l fo and from Purl*, Ham burp:, Norway.
Hwe?|f*n, Ac Dratt* on Iri'land, England, France and Oer?
many at lowest rate".
WILLIAMS A OUION. 29 Broadway.
SPECIAL NOTICE. THE SPLKNDID MAIL STEAM
t7*hl|i IduliH, Capl ain holme*, *?ila irom Piiir M .North
River, foot of Kiug i?t.. for <^iieeniit?iwu and Liverpool on
'I ueMlay, June 11), at noon proci*ely; cabin. Intermediate
n&d Htceraice pannage at loweht rate*. Apply to Wli.l.lAMS
A Ol lON, 21? Broadway.
\\jr I LsON LINE FOlt SOCTHAMPTON AND HULL*
T? MiilhiK from Ea^lo pier, Iloboken, a* follow* :
YKDDO hire Iff) | nl lIKLLO July 14
Flmt labiii, #7f). currency; -econd cabin, ?? ?, currency.
Kxeuiilon ticket* on very favorable term*. Throa^li tleketn
|**uod to Continental anil Haitie port*. Apply lor full par
ticular* to Oil A MbhS L. WRIOHr A OO., fitt South nt.
/ 1 BEAT WESTERN STEAMSIIIP TuVE
VT TO BRISTOL (ENOLAND) DIRECT.
<alliiitf from pier IS Kant Kiver, a* follow*; ?
CORNWALL. >tamper. .. Iimr'dav, Junn 2*<
^0>l ERSt-.T, Weiite n Thnrndity, July 12
Cabin pnnHage, $70: intermediate, $15; ^teera?e. .f.lo
enrr'-rny. ?3teur*loii tlckcin, Jfl2'); prepaid nteera^n certIfl
cates Apply to W. R MOItOA.N, AffOtu. 7t) South st.
otate line.
ONEVV YORK TO OLASOOW. LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN.
BELF.vHT AND LONDONDERIiY.
from pier 4 North River (foot of Canal at.) a* tollows:^
KTAtK OF NEVADA..,,. I hur*day, .1 nne 21
S I" A TE OK V 11. (? I N 1 A 'I bund a*, J line 2S
STATE OF INDIANA I liundav, July 12
HTaTE OF Of'oKUlA .Thursday, July l!?
l irnt ealdn, .f Mt and $70, accordln? to a? cor.MUodatfon ;
return ticket* at reduced rate-,. Second eibln $!??; leturu
ticket* ai redu< ed rates Steerage at low *t rate*. Anpiy
to AtfSTI.N, IIALDiVIN A CO., A?entn, No. 71 Brondwa.^,
New Y??rk.
Si'LEkaOE TICKETS AT 45 BROADWAY AND AT
THE COMPANY'S PIER, I'OOf OF CANAL ST.. N, H.
EmOPKAN ITEVJIRHICB.
("U'N'ARD 1.1 M.-It. AND N. A. K. M. S. 8. CO.
J NOTICE.
With a view |o diminish the chances of collision the
steainers of till* line lake a specific course for all itatuiu of
the /ear.
Us the outward passage Irom Qacrtniiiwti to New York or
Bo?tan crossing the meridian of oi) at 4'i latitude, or n 'tbin
to the uurth of 41.
Ob tin- homeward pnnaxr croaaiiu the meridian of 50 at
42 latitude, or nothing to tin* north ul 42.
SEW \ OKK T?> LIVi Rl'OoL AND QUEl-.N-sT">WN.
?RUsSIA .. .Wed., .lane ail BOT i MA... Wed.. Jul* 4
AI.'KKI A Wed.. June 27 I AKYSSi NIA .. A en.. July 11
Steamers murked (?) do not carry ste-rami passeniccrs.
Cabin passage $SO. *<l<ai and >F 1 nolo. according to ac.
eotntnodatiiin. return tickets on favorable terma.
Steerage tickets to and from all part* of Europe at very
low rates.
Freight and pasauge eflli-e, No. 4 Bo.vlinsf Orsen.
CHaRLES O. PR iNuKlYN. A cent.
1T\sshNi;ERH PER Si'l.A.MSIIIP RUS81A km"
hark Imai the I'uiiard wharf, fuut of Grand at., Jersey
City, at nouu on Wcdneaday, Juno J'i 1H77.
OH AS. (i. FRV.NCKLYN.
4 Rowling llroon, New York.
NUHOR LIN~ UVlTKL) Sl kii.h MAIL S1KAMEKS
NEW YOKK AND GLASGOW
DKVONIA. June 2:t. - P. .1. I CALlFotlNl A.Jnlr 7, 2 P M.
AN (Ml 11 III A, J uucUO, * A.M. | KTIi lOI'l A . J ul v 14. s A. M.
TO IfLiMHiW, 11VKKPOOL Oil DKRRY.
Cabin, $?'-> to ?SO. according to acconi limitations.
Intermediate. $3.V Steerage.
NEW YOKK It) SOUTHAMPTON AND LONDON.
UTOPIA, June 2M. 2 P. M. I AL^ATIA, July 7, 2 P. M.
Cabin, *'?-"? to $70; Steerage, $2H,
Cabin Excursion Ticket* at reduced rate*.
Draft* Issued fir liny amount at current ratM.
Compiur'i piura, Noa. 2naud 21 North River. New York.
HENDERSON BIlOs., Annua, 7 Howling tiroen.
WHITE STAR LINE.
Ft)K Ol EENSIOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING TIIF. UNITED STATES MAIL.
'I he steamer* of thia line take tuo lane routea recom
mended by Lieutenant Maury, U. S. N., going aouth o( till
Bankaon the nassuise totjueeuatowii all the vear round.
GERMANIC luneWl. 8 A. M.
AUKIA'IIO July 14 H A. M.
BRITANNIC ... .July 21, 2 HO P. Ma
from White starxlocka, pier .">2 North Itiver.
Rates- Saloon, $v0 and $11*1. In gold. Return ticket! on
reasonable terms. Stecragu, #2S.
Saloon stateroom*. smoking und bath romna are placed
amidships, where the nol-e and motion are least, affording
adegr e ol comfort hitherto uuattalUHble at sea.
l or Inapecilnn ol plan and other information apply at tbs
Company a otlice. H7 Broadway, New York
__________ R. J. CORT1S, Ajrent.
OUT IIIttEOT AND ECONOMIC BOUT8 T<JHoL
LANIl, BELGIUM. THE RHINE, SWITZERLAND,
AC.. AC., YIa It O IT hit D.\M.
Steamer MA AS June 21
Steamer GALASD July 5
These beiiutllul steamers, carrying the Lotted tatei
mall to the Netherlands, are trro U lavorltea with the public.
Trips regular, rates low, comfort and living perlect.
For freight. t or passage,
PUNCH, 1 DYE A CO., L. W. MORRIS,
27 South William at. * 60 Broadway.
(Morrla' European express).
N~ AGONAL" LI N I'. - P11It S NOS. 44 AND 51 N\TT
FOR LONDON.
HOLLAND Wednesday, June 20, 12:.'10 P. Mi
MIR OUEEN.vroW.N AND LIVERPOOL.
ITALY June 28, :t P. M. I SPAIN..July 14. h ::?0 v. M.
ENULAND.July 7, 1 ;:?) P. M. | KRIS luly 21, 2 P. M.
t/'abiu anil hteeraue paasaju and dralta from 111 ti|iwnrd
liaued at very low rates. Company's ndice, till tiro idway.
K, W. j. HUltnT, Manager.
N~ 6rth_obrman_l.loyd
sTKAMSIilP LINE BiiTW EEN NEW YORK, SOUTH
aMI TON AND BIIK.VIES.
Company's pier, foot ol ."econd at., llo>oken.
ODER....Saturday, June '-'It I NKCIvAR,Saturday,.lulT 7
Bll I'. IN.. .Saturday. June :u> I MAIN ~ at unlay, J uly 14
Kntes of poH?ii).'e Irom No?' York to Southampton, Havre
or Bremen First Cabin . $100, (told: Soconil Cabin.
tjolu; Steerage. .t.'K', curruncv. eturii tickets at redured
rates Prepaid Steerage Certificates, $UO. currency.
Fur freight or piianaito apoly to
OELHlCHB A CO., 2 Howling i Ireen.
IN MAN L INK. " MA IL SIEAMErS
FOR OITKENSTOWN AND LIVERPCOL'
CITY OK richmond Inne'J.i 21'. M.
CITY OP BRL'sb.'.LS July 7, 2 P.
CITY OF OHESTEil lulv 14, 8 A. M.
from pier 4.">, North River.
Cabin, $H0 and $lim, gold Return ticket* on favorabln
terms. Steerage, $jn, currency. Drattb at lowo^t rates.
Saloons, staterooms, smoking and bathrooms aiutiishiua,
JOHN O. DA I.E. \gent,
15 and HJ Uroaiiway, Now York.
INSURE YOUR BAOUAUK IN ARCTIC INSURANCE
Ootcpaoy, lot llroadwav.
Rate to Europe,
00 centa per $100.
J~~ OHM CATTNACH. TRUN it MAXUFACTURRVaNO
importer ot Leather tioods (removed from corner of
Broadway and Wall at.), 7!tH Broadway, below Astor place.
A full aaaurtinent ot l.iidlea' ami tientleuien's Trunks lor
American nud European travol. Stateroom 'trunks. Chairs,
Ac., lor tne ateameia.
0'DO NOV AM ROSS A'S STEAM SI 11 P A N D R A11 R( lAO
ik'Kct ofiioe.?England, Ireland, tiermany, Calilornln
?teeraue and cabin ticket* procured advantageous y ; dralta.
Kossa'a Hotel, 1^2 Chatham square.
COASTWISE STEAlllSHlPs. ?
Pacific mail and Panama" tuan.su
steamship lines.
Por CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA, new
ZEaLANl). BRITISH columbia. ORKdON, AC.,
nailing Irom tn-r font Canal >t.. North Itivor.
For SaN FRANCISCO, via IaTHMUS OK PANAMA,
Bteamahlp colo ? Saturday, Juno .10
Kinnectlng lor Central America and South Pacific, ports.
From SaN francisco TO JAPAN AND ClllNA.
Steamship CITY OF PEKING Wednesday, June 30
From SaN francisco lt> SANDWICH ISLANDS,
? AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND,
Bteamahlp CITY Or SlDNl.Y Wodnonday, June 20
For freight or passage apply to
WM. H. CI.YDr. A CO., or II. J. 11ULLAY, Superintendent,
No. (1 Boh ling lireen, pier loot of Canal >t.. North itiver.
QLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, "
sailing from pier 117 North River,
for NORFOLK, CITY PoiN'i" and richmond, TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at :i P. M., con
nectiug with tho Ylrgluut and Ti nnessoe Air Line, Ailantio
Coast Line Piedmom Air Line. Ciieaiipeiike and oiilo ilall
rood, and with the ootup iny's steam line to Interior points
in North Carolina and VIrir 1 n 1 is.
NEW BERNE and WASHINGTON, N. C. (via Norfolk),
?very TUESDAY. thursday aud SATURDAY.
LKWKS, uel., MONDAY. WEDNESDAY mid FRIDAY,
at M P. M . connecting with M.irylaud and Dol iwaro rail
roads and for RE HO BOTH BEACH.
Pu-s?ng> r accommodation* un-urnuaaeil.
Through passenger tickets and bills ol lading to all points
at lowest rates, lusursnce to \ or folk, Ac., st ,l4 nor cent.
Freights received dailr at pior U7 North River, (General
ofllte No. 1H7 Ureenwicli at N, L. McCKKADY. Prosident.
ryi'.EKLY LINE FOR P ill 1 RoYAL. S. C.: BRI'NSl
TT wick, (la., and Fernandiuit, Fla., sailing every Friday
Irom oleri East River nt :i P. M.
Meaner CITY OF AI S'1'1 N. Captain Stevens June 22
Tickets to all points in Florida.
-Apply, lor Information and tickets, to
U. H. MALLORY X CO.,
l&B Maiden lane.
NY., HAVANA AND MKXICAN MAIL SS. LINK.
? Mcaiuers l*?ave pier No. it .North River at 3 I'. M.
FOK HAVANA DIRhCT.
CITY OK MKXICO Saturday, Jnno 23
CITY ?>F VKIiA CRUZ Wednesday Jim ? 27
CITY OK NhW YORK Wednehdav, .1 ..ly I
Foil VKKA ClllIZ AND NKW OilLKA>H
via IIavuna, Pro>rre?o, Campea-by, Tuxpan and Tauif.lco.
CITY OK MKXKlO Saturday, June 23
Steamer* leavo New Orleans July 1 and July 22 for Vera
Cm* and all the abovo portn.
ForlreiKht or pannac* apply to
F. ALKXANDRK A SONS, :t1 and .13 Broadway.
Tkx ah Tin k for o a lvkst( >n . to uc h i n < i a i k e y
Went, carrying the United States mail.?The steamer
S1ATK OK TkXAS, Captain N|cker*on. will sail on Sutur
day. June 23, at 3 P. .M., from pier li*> I'.ast River Through
bills of lad ?? it iriven to all points on the Houston and Texas,
('antral International and Croat .Northern. Oalve*ion,
Houston and Henderson. and the tJalvo?n?n. lIurrishurK
and San /\utouio railroads Freight* and lusnranco at
lowest rate*. For freight and pndsrttre (Iihvilli; superior *,?.
cotnmodations) apply to C. II, M \LLORY A CO., I."?3
Maid'ti lane,
Nl-W YORK" AND llAVANA DIRKt'T MAIL LINK.?
Tl e<e first claws steamship* will sail, at 3 I'. M., from
pier 13 Nortti River, loot ol Cedar at,, lor Havana direct, a?
f -llowi
C)LL*MHU>H ....Wednesday, June 20
CLY DE . S:?tur?iay. .Juno 30
For troitrht and pa*s*|te, having tinanrpa-nod accommoda
tions, apply t0
WM. I*. CLYDK A CO., No. H Bowlinvr Crcen.
Mckhl.LAR. iiULINU A CO., Agents In Havana.
"Lpoit bkrmuda.?tiik klloan i huh ism stkamTk
J? CAN I ^i A will sail lor H'Ttnuda direct Thursday, Juno
21. The II-rmiida* art) now the most, favorite and conven
ient winter report.
For full narth ulnrn and illustrated pamphlets apply to
A. K. Ot.Ti'.RH 111 DOK. Agent. 2*.? Broadway.
VTKW OKLi.A >s 111 RKCT?Til I. CKuMWKbL LINK
J.X steamship NKW OliLEAN'S. Satmdsy, Juno 23 at 3
o'clock I* >1.. from pier:* North lliver
Through bills of lading jxlven to Mobile and principal
point* on the Mississippi River. l or freight or passage -p
ply to CLaRK A *KAM AN, sit \\ ?>?t ?t.
F^ok Havana.?thk nkw ikon "mail sikamku
*1 \it A It A, C <ptaiu Thomas S. Curtis, will hail from
pier 17 Kant hlveron i'hursday, Juno 21. at 3 o'clock lias
magnificent accommodations. Cabin Passage. 9*?o riteer*
age. *25. J AUKS K. WAKD A CO., 113 Wall hi.
Halifax, n. s.. and >t. joii \?, \. f.
CKOMWKLL LINK.
Steamship BBRMCD ? will 'cava pier 10 North lliver,
Tiies-iay, June 10, at 3 I* M. For passage or freight apply
to CLARK A SKA M AN, West si.
\ ASSAl', N. IV, ST. J Alii i~l KK rb Ki IOP,
Cnha. ? Ke^ular mail steamship CLKOl'ATBA will loa\o
No# Vo k Thur?dav, July 12. at !? A. VI.
MlflKAV, FKKR1S A CO., 02 JViuth st.
M0ioAH*8 LINK TO JfEW OHLKaNH ANDV? Xas. -
The kteamer* will Nail from pior .HI North Hiver itn fol
lows : ?
ALUIICRS Hatutday. June 23
For New Orleans direct. trauMfcrriuic Texan Ircl^ht there
to .Mofifun's Louisiana i.nd 'lexas Ruilroud for Morgan City,
thence per Morjtati'* steamships to Texas pert* Through
bilU of lading; signed to all points on the Mississippi Kiver.
Mobile, (ialveston lndianola. Corpus C.irlsti, l%oc!?poit,
Brnxos Mintiapro, l-rowimvlile, and to all points on tiio
lloiiston and h'tiw Central, Interuation il and Croat \N'e-t
ern, Toxaa Pacific atitl Transcontinental railroads. Freight
lor St. Mary's and Fulton landed at Hockport.
Smii Antonio freluht rnk n via Cner < at reduced rates.
Insurance can be effected under open policy of tha line.
To New Orleans, per cent; to Texas ports, 7?' j?er cent.
For freight ot further Information applv to BOCLltTA
MOKOAN, A fronts, oflico pier 3U North l.'lver.
Tll/WKLLKHS1 (itil)K.
*VXh"a.V?'VNu iko'? ?v i? v v fiiMr.H.-.c.'vini;AU'i
/Vand HANIF.L DHKW, lesve Vc?.try stre? t plor. North
lliver, at H'JVi, au<l 24th ^t , at 1? A. vi., landing at Nvack
ferry, West Point, Newburtr, l*on?hkeepn|e, Rhineheck,
Hau^ertles, Catnkiil and lludoin. Close connection with
Now York Central Railroad for the Wost. To West Point
ahd Nowburir, rottirnln^ same day. :fl. Tickets or coupons
tfnod <?n II udsou Kiver llai.road are received on board lor
passage,
Albany Ti >at. pkc:)Flks link.
One of the eletrant steamers DRKVV or ST. JOHN will
leave pier 41 North Rlv?r everv weekday at 'I I*. M., con
necting at Albany tor Saratoga, Lake tieorue and all tavo*
rite summer resorts North and West; fire only $1 f?o.
\ ?TIIK MARY I'OWKLL. FOR WKS*f l'i7|NT. NKW.
? burn:. I'ou^hlieensle. Koudont and Kingston, landing
at Cor.xeiiw, Cornwall, Milton an?i Nov. Ilanihiirc and vl.irl
boro |?y Icrry, will leave plor 311, N. R. (Vestrv st.), daily,
Sundays'? veoi ted. at 3' Jo I* Al.
^ ^IH77. ?IjLOYlJ'S lioCK, dV'SiKK HAV, JONi"'
Dock (Cold Sprlni?), T*. I.?Tlie new and faat steamer J. B.
8CHYLKR will leave New York dally (Sundays excepted)
for the above places, from nler 1H Ka*t River, foot ol Wail
It., at 3: 4 ? I*. M.; foot of 33d st,, i.ast Ki^er, at 4 1*. M.
Stages will connect at Lloyd's Dock for Huntington.
Ticket to all landings, tto cents, Kxcurslon tickets, $1
(1 ITIZK~NH* link OF M'KAMKRH for TKOV and
^Ssratotrs, eonnectlnjr with all railroad llnea north, east
and west. Fare |ow?*r than by any oilier ront?? Tin* en
tirelv new and niaKiiiM ent steamers CI I'V OF TKOV and
IjAR VTOOA le ive daily (Saturdays excepted at'? l# M
from pier No. 4!i N. R.. foot of Leroy st I hroujzh ticknta
sold and bachecked to all n -ints.
lOSLl'll COltN KLIj. Hnperinteudc.uk
. TRAVELLER'R Ol'IDE.
CirTr 'uii'/tia '"V' ??YFKsaNT II..A ft LKAVf. jjAfL^'
...d ?r.utt V." jbTmi 6'' f"'
I)n!1.'VJ'.,Nl' .1'1!'1 HT***ORD ANOriKKBNWIOH
i ? -.1 .?5ni ,HVO?"ito Atamnboai P. C. X'H ULTZ
,'Jt
FWtZXi -"'?-m.'Vj
K!7,;" 11X11 f0" K')8T0> and all, POINTS
PitnvriiPNi r. I nra",.h l"4lnc<> "'earner* BRISTOL an*
^ ".?'r, "s; ?Vr"' ?W'r <*??<!?"*
i t ,, -"optem ber 2, inclusive), at 5 P. M Tickets f??r
???lent .ill principal ticket otlican. UC*0U for
L'OU NORWAi K a Nil DANBUKY DilLT.
if 'IF Hr.H?klyn Jewell'. Dock!
P M conn J?f . H'vor 2 :1ft P. M. and 33d ?t at .1
H^Vncid f?ri b"ry **"' New IUvou rallroada.
Excursion ticket*. ftOo.
Ni'w 1!mVK& M KIUDBN. HARTPUKD, SPRING
HkIcI. White Mountain* and intermediate point*? *tea n
New II o*n with ?peciitl train*. Particulars mi i>ter.
rro PHILADELPHIA
J- V1|
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
v...... .. between
YORK A.\l> PHILADELPHIA.
IS Through Train. each way dull* ? 3 depot* In P&IUdelnhla.
2 In New York.
Double Truck the rao.t ImproveJ Kqulninont, and the
r.nlvil lime cuui>i*tent with ali.oluto safety.
T . .On and alter June 11, 1877.
Vl" "?*'*?? ??d PTI
7:m.,'?i'V?w\i " <9::,<'Eiiiilt?di 10;:wj a. M.. I. 4, ft, ?,7 ?nd
H ill I . M. Sunday. H A M ft. li. 7. and 8:30 P. M.
aml'li".' \?m ,1lr 'V? Phi.a lelplila :i7, 7:3'l, M, 8
^ ?in ^ i ? i. i '""'""l l,.*pre??. P. M>. 2.4 4:33
Hiitii am ' i u? Pundit jr. SI :3"i. 8,
A "... 4. 4 : t.? i.i,,| 7 p. M . aii'l 12 Midnight
anil foot iiVTin'V '""1 :"4 ,,ron,lw?>. No. I ANtor llou*o,
and loot of De*briiki.e? unit Corilandt ?ls.; No. 4 Cou-t ?t
Kr..? Ini; W 114, I Hi ?nd 11K Huil.ni. ?t . ll?boken;
plane C/Ilv- Emigrant llcket OBIco. No. 8 Battery
KRANK THOMSON, L. P. FARMER,
tJeueral M anaifer. Oetieral Patenter Agent
rpiiE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON
a iviif.it.- J., ''rovldeuoo direct
A WHOM-. MiJUT'S IIKSr
ONLY 12 MILKS or RAIL
th. TIME. IW MIND ma,
Tne mAffniflcuni new itonmeri
MAdHACIIUsETTH ium RHODE ISLAND
?I'll1.!. ",:l ?s"rtl1 Eiver, loot ol Warren m., at p. M
??II , OLD RELlAUi.K mUMSUIMN LIN a.
to Boat on ijud all point* ham. dully ie*e.'pt Siiniluyi), ??
* 'j M*. 'f"1'! P'jr :? North illver. foot of .Jay m.
Lom; BRANCH AND PiIILADKLI'HIA ~
via New .Icmey Hi.utli.irn Rallioail.
t/omnienc.'iM^ Jm,e 1H, i*77, stouni.-rs ic?itv?? New York,
pur 8 North Klvr. foot Koclor ?t.. o.iiiuecting at Sandy
Hook with train* for ??.??/
^ Long Urancn-il:20, 10:K) A. M.; 8:4ft, ft, 0:15
Pl.lladelphla and Tom< lilv.-r fl:20.0::M> A. M.; n:4ft p. M
' li'^' '.aroegat and Bu.icli li.neu ? H:2o A. M.,
A^ nielaiid, Urldgeton, Atlantic City end Cnpe -May?0;.'Ki
Sundays, for l.oug Branch?0U)0 , M.
wm. s snki): n.
_ lioueriil Va'iager.
f 1AM! OKNIA I'ASsi'.NUI.Rs: -TIIH t'll ICAOO AN I)
1 1" . H0".!0'," Hi,l|W"r and that linn alone, ruu? th i
celel.ratod I nilmati Hotel Mining Carv betwuen 1 luciigo
ri.ad i^i? I I y 1^ " H,iU ?n"i!ta .tally Hurt
road I* till- oldeht. ^liorfHt. uulckent and lirnt line between
hicago and tlio Mukoui'I Itiver. and liaa tlin i.eat . null.'
mi.'tit o| any roiul In tlii> Hem. All 1I0 et auente will noil
you t.alilurnia 01 other \\ extern ll' komliy thin lino.
UCVRIlONir
A 1VA "AW A V HE AO ft" KXlJUTTsIuNs:
A- th'k" 1,a,1'y
WITH CONTEI.NO'S ^$ KAXSTD ?T^<"?
?.v.i^DJUi'Ml VI. ATTAOIMNS EVhKl f?,vY
\M^KIIM i'i''S "''KAN ?ALE KOI! KIKTY CKNTS.
. , ?.' H*?veH every day nnfi ^innhiv:?
r.i! ' v"rf!1 Siv'r h ;l" a. Al. and 1 !lft P. M.
?i Sv ,??1viir 8:4ii x' ?? ?"d 1 P. M.
Pier 27 North Riior.. n A. M. and I :4D P. M.
Vrii"m*tV. tW.)0llL, n:l" A- M "11'I I :Wt P. M.
.lewell ? Dock, Hr.ioklvn U:2n A. M. and 2 I*. ,M.
leBYer'1"1' 'T. fr"m Ka*1 River, every day
:t:iil ?t.. Kant River n..,n . v
tiranii ut . New Yorlt 0:4'. a \i
?leweliV Dock. IlrouKl.n lo**l''> v' \l"
11 A. M., 4 :30 and ft P. M.
fiAvH K>IW?N I 1 < lv I s ...? 50 OKN IS
Asn.nV.V.V,?',' "V1 ''u!"s TO ?K ?'OICTIl SHORE
islHitd. l'?iro 10 cents
^o<kM ienve Whitehall nt t???? fnot of IJrondway for Now
Hrljrhioii. >allcrh *nug llnrbor, Went Uri^htoii, p?rt KicU
niond and Elm I'.irk. '
7 {."u l,,Mt " M A" M'' ttllor ,b,t llo"rlJr f-oni 8 A. M. to
Sunday! ev.'ry hoor Irom H A. M. to 8 P. M.
The Kleviited llullroiiil receive* and deliver* pamonger*
at tlio terry every el^ht ininiite*.
a ?risiiiN'.i banks and tfandt hook Etbey
I,..'."!* '^""lr,(1"v" excepted).?(.can meaiuer sulll
LOVt .leaving llerriNon st., N. It, 8th *t.. E R 7
pier 27, I'.. R , 1 :1.?; llliii N It,, 7 :4tJ, pier ll, N It 8
A. M.; sentlcmen, Tftc.; ladiea, fttic. '
. AI- <i KORTKR. Manager.
^ ?A?LONOSIRHhT'S DAILY EXCURSIONS
TO ROCKAWAY BEACH,
WiTluu'i? f,un,Uy- 17- "? fellow.:-Steamer
i w 11^1 till l, CnptHiu John llolm-e, | avi*i 121)th *t., Ilnr
..e,IV ^ lliith ?.t., 9; Hlth ?t.
Wn'Mi'i!-"l - "J'l1"' "^"d ":U,; dock. It rook'
I5-a J theberh.'illJi.PM ,tock?w?y. ?'??rning.
EAHE, a'. CI-.MV, I XCI iisiON TICKBIH. ftO CKNTH.
Hood mimic and l'Olri:*hmeut*?u board.
A TJ>1}: OWLV "o'aT LAN 1)1 N(J AT CONhY ISLAND
?IIIThe Hue new ateamer
JDLKW1LD
* III ruu to
CONEY ISLAND
everyday iSunrt?v? incliided), leaving
Went 24th ?t -I) A M . 12 M.. :t P. W. and ft: ?) P. M.
i>e?t Hlth ?. Ii :l(l A. M . 12:HI. 3:10 P M. and 330 P V
5 :l(VY,l'I.v" ,t,plar M-. ?'<' I*. M. anii
p'jlf'8 'N'?rtl' Klvef"?:^0A. M., 12:31), 3:30 P. M. 5
\ ?A.?DAILY hXOURhiONH TO ~
... HOOKA.V AY URACIL
l/vv trv'a ?,?v <:- Adam*. BUN
DAY..IUNK 10, and EY f.RV DAY, m* tuilow* ??
4th M., Hoboken, !i a. M.: 23.1 ?t , New York. 10:30; YVeat
1 11!1 st.. 10:4.1 pier 13. Cool .it Cedar *1., II; llrooklyn Pul
ton leiry, .Martin'* Dork. II :Hi '
KARI. I!.'. Or..NTS; KXCLK-JON TICKETS, .10 ('EMS
lla. mit-.it- will lie atr.irite.t by the William (Jook .Marine
"eOirniug leave Rocltnway at 4 :tUI P M.
A -'Oil excursions?-TfciA il KR TiT6.s7pOWlilTC
i V ?opacity J..MJO; b?rge? Chicago, Baltimore, Oiirunt:
fiojui ur ;rovf? oiM'ii Nil ml nr.
MAR'I IN H KASKELL, 110 South ?t.
Pt1ul.,,TV T"'MU "TKKKT M. I-.. SAMBA III StiflOoCZ
I W ill go on their annual earurelou to he a Clltf lirove
W?diio?day. .Iiine 211. Meaninr Tin ma* Powell will le.ito
to..t, ol YY e>t Pat, st. at s:;|i) A. Ai., calling at 33d nt. and
l.a-t River, wilt (leave Sea Olid at ft P.M.. atopplng at
hame inndlnge. Iicket* .Vir.
1^X?*tlIISlo.N IH)ATS A N H HROVKH.-hTi AM JiK
JjOetioritl Sedirwlt-K. Herae* HnrvcKt fjiieen, Republic,
1 uiniiiU, Ann* Mild Bidutu; a Ik. KxceUior Park, Karl
t??ii Bench, Cold Spring ami Oriental raven. X. S.
liKhiti.s, West ?t., opposite ( Tirlatophnr street ferry.
(>!??? ii evening*.
/ iltANU DAILY KX&JRtflON* W KihtiTSTi UaNKH
' J Fare ?oeM ?. The commodious ocean atedmer CITY
PolN l\ r*0 HtittM rtiomi and every family itoconitnodm Ion
( nttirditrn px rpicl), leaving Hi'" tool of North 8th *t.,
BrooKlyn, K. IK, 7 A. M. ; Hfii *t , K ? ., New V-tU. A.
M.; Eolith Ift "t , Brooklyn* 1'' f).,7:.'IO A. M., Pultun terry.
Brooklyn. H A. M . W c*t 2Hd at*, S. 1 . New Vork, H ;iJU a.
M ; mill *t . S. IC..8 1.1; pier 2, N. R..HA. M.
SehtebeF* Hrmn unci >tri?< Ihiuci accotn on tiles each ex
CiiihIoii. Fish d.uuer ?i Mpecialty
Plihlnjr tacklo ami belt on bonrii
Vf K W HOt J T K ft) CO N K Y I si AN 1) AN l> LOCUST
1\ < trove On und after SI S l>A V. .1 tin 1 17, the atniimOoat
A 14 R< iWSV IT 11 a ill leave Went 22.1 hi. at 10 A. M., 2 P. >1.;
Leroy *t., 10:IOA. M., 2:H? P M. : Pmtiklin * 10:20 A. M ,
2:-:o P. M.; PI?m LI. North River, l ?::iO A M., 2:4) IV M. ;
.leweM* ft hurt-', Brooklyn, i a. M.. 2:45 P. M., reiiirn
loi' .it 1*2 >1 iiiul P. M.
M Mitnbont MfNMK ?<. CHILD* leaves West ?2d *t.,
h a:, a. m.. 11; lo a. >!.. JJ IV M ; Urn* *t . M;.V? a. >i.,
A. M., .1 lo p. M. ; FmnklHi at., 1C0:? A M.. 12 M ,
A :?o P. W ; Pier 1'^.North lllver, 0:1 ? A M , I2:l?? IV M..
;j ;.*0 P M., rut iirnintc at lo :!W > A. M , I :f> P At., 0:ltl P. M.
PA14 h 2*?C. KXCl : RSI ON IICKKr. -IfHi.
(/?iunrcthiir with rnilroiiil tor t'ublu'ii mid Mi?in e Nlnti'i
hotf*l? iiiiU It?it n P.trk.
r>LY M OCT II HOCK MOONLIGHT^
1 The firm MOONI.IflHT EXI'I'USION will h? tflven on
iii?*.t I'KIhAV I'.VI.N IN(?. .Itiue 22, wlieti thu PljVMOt'TII
Kin k. tirilii'intlv illuniiiial ?1 itnd ricrorttta I, will m?iI up
tli?* |i?vel I! ?f l*S? t >.
\ It? MAKKAHLR MfrtTOAl. I- N TKIlTAIXM liNT.
Will Iwji\ ? p ?*r 1, N. tt., Ht o'clock 'V M., ntirl 11?r?
fool ot 22 rl fit.. N. H.* at H :*) o'clock IV M. KA KK, PIP TV
i l'.N IS.
OLYmOUTII HOCK. " NKW HAVKH.
1 AN I X t II VOnrilNAUY TRIP
I'ositlvi'h Inxt New I f i? v?n r xi'ur-lori,
Nl-.Xr HAT Clio AY, .1 CN K X\.
Till* U tin extmortlltinry trl|?* nfTorillntr I 'H) uillct *nll on
thn Suun<t :or ??0 contn* tirnu l inn*leal entei talnuient bv m
FULL MAKlNh BAM),
CIIOIK op MAORIOaL BOYS,
MO/APT ULKh CLUH.
FCLL CHI M K OF caTIIKDKAL BELLS*
AUTIII li UK NT, Ihe rettown?*?l Ci?rne> Hololiil, ,tr.
Boat will lenve the loot of 22>i at., North l<l\er. at 7
o'fiorii A filer I, North t<iv?-r, at 7 :V). .MartinN l)i*ck?
Ktiltf t! Perry, at 7:4u, und the loot ot 'J'.hi m., Kitut Plver,
at * o clock *. M. Hot iiicmIi and al1 hotel *cco!ninoilfitioii?
?mi hoitr*l the p ilaco ntemuer.
I) HO UK ISLAND CLaM BAKK?AT TAYLOICS
1 iPleiKitnt Valley Hotel, Wednenlay, June 20 BoHtu
ir.?v? loot ofCiini%l ?t? N. II., 2, ft. 7 IV .M.. Undmif ?t 24tli
^t., Ih iniiintea iHt? r. retnriiliiK ?t W:lft ?n?l lO:.'tO p. M.
Bake nerved Irom ?? to 7. ALON/t) TaYI-OK* Proprietor.
UTI.AMIMAT KKsTi.KSH To CHARTKK POR KXCUll
^- oriH, s.{<? to put pur day. Anply at .'IM CooutieM ?1 ftp
corner South at.
ii. AM BOAT PORT LKK TO CIIARTKR PROM ffiO TO
day. Apply hi -47 Pulton ?t , in P. M.
sroitvt.K.
V? ? 11 K t, A N A " lot i OT I K U V ^VO u At ill * A14 lC
?hoiiM**, Bro.tdw.iy ami 47th *t.; aeparato room a for
Inrtilture, plitnot, ne^^M^o, Ac. IiiMpectldii noilcited.
inoTo iir? wkst hT? kaolk htoiiaok
I I"? J \ art'h ttmen; Mcrupulounly clean, orderly; loweat
rate Improved elevator. I'l l to 107 \Ve?t .'Ul.i ?!., one door
\i est ot litll HV
W A NTFiD I'D IM Kt ll/tNIA.
XV AN TKI? -< III.aP K()R CASH, NKW OH SUtJOND
?i iiaud Wlllco* A Olblia Atitomntic s? winir Machine. W.
WILLI A MS, box 2,132 New York Pout ofllce
miiiiiARiiK.
,? i,or of" WCoxli it a n ii m Lf:i a irt?TA SCfm M
jlVprrlrct ord#r o'ni'il tn n?w, lit v.'ry lo# prin?:<. II. W,
C'Oj.l.KNOKIt, T'M llrnndw ir.
AMI.IiH AN BT A NI ? A It I? HKVKI. HI I.I.I A III? I AHI.K-I
with Drl tnoy h wiro fBtlilolu, Intlor**'! hy ill l.>t'liiiK
pioic ..Miinti piMy?r? i ?sir* i?4ue*m#ni? now off.rfl ; *oc*
OIKt liitn i I .ir.i. n Mt yrfliit I'tir^itiiM. W. II. ilHil l,'rni k
CO., 40 Vs.l-T
HhK?, lilttUOIlfl. ?C.
? K I. I.I.I. It iio I RHOM WIIISKI-.Y. i'?7:M-A anTmTi
,i'<nT. .1 Mm :: In n A Itro. ? mirt oilii'r Itrnudn lor ?*ln
by .loll v ill.'l.K I.KY 7li llrniMt?.
4 M MMKR NM fcSMITV. i'IIATKAI' I.AOAKOSkV
i \ thn IxvoriM 1 Iwit: ?n orli'in?l case of IMiquarts ilnpi ?J
tu .my on r?-<-nif>fc nl f.'l
VICTOR J4. MAtaiiR, 110 H??d?*t.
I^TK
12
mTIATlONW WWTF.D-rKMALK*.
Cmika. ?V< .
JOVKS -T.-A Ylil'KO- <11RL AS (IOOD PLAIN
?canL auii el?**n? I ituniiraw; l>f?t n>r<'r?ui:?
10~TI?r 3STH KT ^PKEHtvNT KSIfLi(VKH'S).-A
? wnnmii cook; ntrsllciit Li-cucl ami bl?
cull l>*k?r; country |>r*lcrre<l.
WKHT aiHT hi'. (PliKKKNT KM I'LOVlilt'S) ?A
flrM clham citod. C..II nctwpxii ID in I r>.
21
o(i \VKt?r iin "s..-a KK>pr.n v"bLk Vol mi
md *J worn mi as first cles* rook: 110 objectiou lo go tu tbo
country if required; best city r?frrenc?.
oq RA81 60TU >r tFRkHENT H M r LO V i<f\ ?\
sd *y ytmni: Kirl it* pood plain cook, good waiter and iro ?? r.
*><ll WIM WaYhINOTON UK -A ??->!!?!,
?j'/Jwomnn ii* coqK In hotel, rc?ui iruut or hoarding
lioiutf*. oily or country t city reference.
yj wim ihtTi nr ZiS emTTTihTI Woman i3
o r cook for hotel or restaurant; thoroughly understaude
nil the i ranches of the huslue<*.
J /1 WEH? 181 II M . KKAK* -A8 Kfnif OLAHg
? l/cook In a boarding house; city or ceuntry; best city
reference.
A ?> KIM1 ST., ItRAK.?A RKSPKCTAHl.K lil'lil* TO
TTt/eook, wash and iron, or general housework ; city or
country; /ood reference.
ri PKiM'h HT \ HAtiPKt rAHLK WOMAN TO
? JXeook? wash and iron or to do general housework in city
or country. ' ?
CO FA Ilk kf, fWo (HHLi TO DO THK WORK OF
*JOi family between thorn: ?? n#? excellent plain co ?k,
wuaher and ironer, first cla?-? bread and biscuit baker: th?
t't'tcr .i* cliamhermai t and waltre s, to .?H?ist with wasbiujf
and Ironing; city or country ; fir*t ciass citv roforuneev.
r\r\ K ST HI ill HI' (PKKhT NT h .M'I'LO YhK'S). ?A
OUi'Diiipntont woman an cook and t ? assist in the washing;
capable of t king charge ??T 11?house the tummer month*.
/mj wrhi ibtii h? ah JTo m> it foi. kxc uTlekt
UU#ii?lier and Ironer; n ? objection to boarding house;
city or country ; good city reference.
/J7 KA>T .v.tVi ST irij ?i.sT i; ?ii';,<ivks:'.| vs
" I I first class cook; will assist with washing; de?tres to go
in ili* country.
un wi-.sr 44TH sr v TIDY YoUNO WOMAN 53
") I cook; undcrhtands all kin<iH of m^rican cookinir;
wtiiitahC to assist in the <v ashing: excellent reference.
7/j KlN?i -T \ GIRL \ii PLAIN WAMHKK
? "laud iron??r, or lljfht huiMCwork ; no ol-jection to the
country; uood city rclaroncot.
1117 WK>r ,;u 11 s ;>l 1 oS"6 rizlOH S HMr
JL'/ i cla?* cook ??r uook, wattlior and ironnr for a riiiii I
family : citV or country; threo yoar?' city rofercnco Ir??ni
last i mpioyer.
140
158,
ltia
1 /\ 7 WKsr 25111 HI*.-A HliSl'Ktfr \ Bl?K KNilMSII
I'll worniin ha flr*t cIush cook ; uuilnr*ttatiilH her biminehu
in all itn branchtt*; city orc??untry; l?o??t city refcmice.
1 (Ull WKsi ir>TH HrTr7I11M~i7L()inr~A ItKHPkOT.
XVI *1'2 able wotnau ih jrOod plain cook, wasiior and iroucr ;
pood bakar; country pro'i-rrcU: city r.'lorouce.
]()(U WES I 15111 yf.. M'.AK HT I i AV.-aI-MKST
X* * ? f'J clanK cook : underi>taudK nil kliulh coo ?ing and bak
inur; will attaint witli washing; city or country ; ?rood city
refcronco.
m8I5f 55o si a touica gibL as ooOD
cook and cxcellciit baker; will u^int wltli wanliinj
and ironitiK: i* a neat, tiily. clum triil: uootl city rctcrouco.
n* Q WH^'I iffli S . v i:..sj'i-.i TaBLK WOMAN A>
? cxccllent cook; Kood bakor; would an*iiit in coAtito
waHhiitir: cltv or cotintrv ; l?ft*t oity rolcronCt*.
mr. v.-r 29ill sT.-A vui m, WOMAN iS
'jrood plain eo 'k, wawlif r anil irourr in a privatn fam
ily; hah no ol'Jcciion to the country; city reference from
her litftt employer,
1 I 7 KASt iMiril "s"r". IlKVA iiKN ISi AND 'JU AVS.i
LI I third floor?A reHp^c'able youiiK woman im cook,
wu?hi*r and iroin?r: city -n'ernuco.
mwgM 4irr!i 57! s krotkstant, am Kk
celieni cook and baker, or to do ironeral houseworks
city ?>r country m t employer ca i lie eeen
|oj wlif mo SS a (mmim ij.m \i)\'sa
X tmd ~I woman us cool;, washer and iroiiur or ?iAneral hoii*<
worker no oijectionto boarding lioimc; city or conn ry;
good city referonce.
ik)': WK81 i!fTil sr.-r.vd tilRLlC ONk A8 COOK,
X*JtJwafthcr and Ironer; other ai cliainherinaid and wait*
r??w?; no objection to the country f bent city relcreiico.
|i)() WEsr 10T11 ST., R It A11. ? A It. SP IJTA RLK
l.Jj ?/worn in as cook, wanher and Ironer in a private fam
ily, city or country ; no objection to a tioardin^ house ; five
years' city reference.
*1 qj WKHT mill yr~. IN STOKE.-Afl RXTBU
X.OXlenc^d cook ; j;oud buker; would do coamo washing;
country prefer re I; best cltv reference.
I *J1 WKHT I or If SI., IM OKOCKItM?A VOI'NO
i OXwoinan as ^<?od nlain cook and excelleut. laundre**;
three yearn* best city reference; country preferred.
1?)i) WI ST Ui.il ST. A (iOOI> FAMILY COOK:
XO-^excellent bakur; would do coarse waitliluif; city ? r
country; tie*t city reference.
I i l\ WKHT 28TH M.. ROOM 1 ? A RKHPKOTABLS
X x." 'wonwm as It rat class ineat or pantry cook In hotel,
boarding or ciuo iiouhc; city or c tin try ; ^ood city reler
ences.
weht siHr an a5 nhltsu ctioKt thor.
ou.liiy uiiderstanils her business, city or counnry.
1 I H w S1 |SH M ^T . IN TIIK I'ANOY STOKK.-A8
X * *'flr!?t cle^s cook; tliorouffhly understands ICnglish,
French snu American cookinir; nastry prelerred.
| I WMhT I9TU si -two ViH'm; UlKLfl; OVB
1 t- ?Jns competent cook, waithcr and Ironer; the other an
ciiamhermeld and wiiltress; city or country; be??t reference.
wkst arm HT.-As otmo couk and firht
lass baker; city or country; best city reference.
1 1 1JVTH HT^AS COOK; GOOD WAsHER
XxOniid Ironer; no objection to boarding iiouso; ?rood
cit> reference.
1 ai'i WKHT asm sr., 8H00ND FLOOR. A cox*
Xt/vlprtent woman as co^k ; u?o?i bread unu biscuit ba
ker; cltv or country; uoou city rel'erenee.
1 kl KA?r :u:? HT., tof floor.* two young
J JXirlrh ; one as cook, washer and ironer; the other as
ciitmborrnaid and waitress or to assist in washing and iron*
lne .bc?t city r fer.-nce,
1 i WRHT 2HTH HT.. THIRD FLOOR.?A ItKsFECT
J ti'Taule "'omau es excellent cook and baker; will do the
coarse weshlu^; b?st cltv referoneca.
ICS WENT MO KT - K roVSQ GIRL A8 COOK,
X*JOwa?her and ironer in a privat ? family, or would do
housework ; good city reference.
1 r\(i WK-T L'STIi ST -AN INTEl7LIGKNT WOMAN
X?/v)n? fir?t elans cook; exollent l?aker find dessert
maker; no objection to hotel or sntumer house; Rood refer
ence.
I-T WK?f '.!7T!l HT?A RRHFECTABLE WOMAJf
J *) 1 as "Xperieoeed cook: first class naker; citv or court
try; b st city reference.
WKSI' 1f?TH ST,?A roi.o HI> WOMAN' AS
00k, laundress 01 cbambormaid; city or country.
\VK>T :t I ST ST?A V OlJNi i OlTtL >\S ? ot Ik,
washer and Ironer; city orcointrr; jrood reference.
K?/? KAST aiTII ST. TIUIaK STOKE. TWO rr.
M )specta le I'rotesiant women ; on as coo waelier
and Ironer; the oth *r as chambermaid and waitress, iu .1
sunt II private family; good city ref? re nee.
-1(1 1 GRAND HT A URRMaN GIRL AH FIRST
1 Tela*? cook, washer and Ironer in a small Christian
femtly.
o/n wkst 2?rra st.?a yorm; woman as kiu t
_I * 1 elass cook In a private boarding house; good city
201
WEST sT.?AN ENUL1HU WoMaN s
cook, excellent baker; eity or country; city refer
0(|j i:\HT :i7Tfi ST.?A KT^FKCTAnLK YOt'.VU
^j'/Xiflrl as eook, washer end Ironer in a private family ;
city or country ; good city references.
on 1 west":12b st a woman ro cook, waTii
MfV/*Tund iron ; Rood references.
0(J7 i:\sl' 4tiTII ST, FIRST Kf.ooff, HA^IC
I I room.?As first class cook In a private family; mo et
stands all kinds of soup*, fish, tfiini-* and poultry ami meat
fii?he??; excellent city reference from last place. Call for
two days. No postal cards >. |),
OnQ K!i!/iAHKTII .hi'., ,N K A U PKINCK. muHK
^\ "( ?A reapertable woman n* excellent plain cook, -jo ><1
w anhor anu ironer; city or roumr* ; don't care how lar;
w mo* no object to uood lamlly ; yood reference.
i)\] Nv::sT **??A KMPii(JrAHI.K WOMAN
w 1 Lit luat ciae* cook; country prelorred; good r?*fer
tn?) kasi 2vni sr.-?a ? rc>JFktknt took in
iu * Oill I ranch***: aoope, I?11h. dfMertu, nihI flr*t Hh*h
hnk*r. will mm et with washing; would go in the country;
\ n>t city reference
OlO WKST I7TH ST. R h > P M T A H L V. WO M A K A S
I < i?nod cook and to Mn?lit in washing and ironing in a
private hoarding hoiinos city ??r country.
ing woosikh sr.. rkar.?a coLoiu;r> woman*
mm I ( a* cook, waiher ami ironer or a* chambermaid* Mr*.
KINU
kion WKsT Kill *T. as Cook AM) CII
* "man! t*r mother ami daucht. i . who deaire to do the
mtrk ol a fnntiiv between litem . cook underMtandn her
buftint-** thoroughly; chambermaid i? neat ami tidy and
good waitress: ctiy or country ; be*t reference.
iH)|t K \ST 47TH ST (IN IIA K I.ItVAS FIRST
W md * rclw*a Cook woiilrlda plain waeliiu^ in a private lam
liy lour year*' heat city re err lice,.
KAST aiM* f^T.. FIRST FMIO I, FRONT ? \
ftr*t clntH F.nglish cook: nnder??and* nllkindaot'
made uinhea and dtNxertn; good brand baker; be*l cliy rel*
erence.
*)*)*) WhHT WITH sT?A* PLAIN lOoK;?CITY OR
mmd m* ^country ; *ix yearn* retf-rence*. ('nil f ?r two day*.
OOO WKHT27TI1 ST. -A HKSPROTA llhK GIRL AS
mJ ? tO"*\ plnla cook, waniler and ironer; good bread un I
bin cult maker
kjo) ~ VVKSI :t:?TII sr. AS KKAO COOKf meat,
w ?4*/puitry. French or Rngliah ??ooklnir; hot and cut d
dltftiea; n*rven dinner partio* ? city reference
J'ASl 51 ST sT A IlKsPM 'TAHhft (ilUL
rook, waili rind Iron in a atnall lamlly; city rel
e re line.
n?)j| \V I.N I 1 '.?Til ST A WOMAN AS COoK IN A
"hoarding bonne; under.itand* her buninens in nil It*
hranchen.
SOCTII ati I A V.. To i' Kl/ooif, FkON I. a RK
?WoJiP^cImMd wonittn a* dinner or order cook, hotel or
reft nu rati I; eitv or Country.
not) wkstHoH sr a sohkk and imm ntri
smJ9womao a- colt in a private board hi., hoiine;
willing to a*?i*t 111 i onfec wa-hlfijc . hent city relere,ica.
0?)|) Wl >1 .-III *?T two IO.>P1,i I VHU SF/r
/?^tled womeii: one an cook, wuOter ?nd Ironer?. the
other a* chambermaid and wOirem, city or country ; home
an ndvau ta^e ; bent city refetcnce.
oo ( hasi ;111 - r \s kxckllknt cook .
\ willing to do the plain wa>h?ng nnd Ir onnir. aN?? a
rlmmbermalu and waltrenn; bent city refen*nee trom lant
place.
4107 WKST i7tii ST.. NKAR hTH AV A CoMI'f:
I tent youn/ worn in a* excellotil cook, wailier and
lr >ner; ^ooil baker: l? capa le ; Kood Kirl lor a Rood place ,
city or country , be t city reference.
? I I I WKST 27I'll ST AS ?*l?(Sr CLASS COOK
JL I I tli??r??ti??Iv understand* nil kindu mentn. noup?, ma l?'
up 4Uhe* In t-rerv *tyl?', a I htridn of Hi lads; hotel, club or
bnardlti* hou*e . clty.er countf> ; rffrrnno.
t) I M W I' SI ?7111 sr. TWO OlftLs TOUKTIIKR; f NK
w I Oim ood plain cook, wa*her and Irouer, the other a*
Coa(| chambermaid . "?intern; eit> or country , goiid reference*
tl | * KasT litsT si.*?A YOUNG WOMAN AS I IrtST
^*X?Jcla?.acook; no objection to do tho markotinK if re
qntred; hitrbent relerence.
WKST 91ST if A FIKST ULA5i COOK,
^ I < lwa*her and Ironer ; tjood city reference.
i) I /- BAST 44TII ST.- A YOU NO GIRL TO COOK,
m I ' )w/id? and iron ; lour year* in lant place.
in 7 p. A S'l .HIT 11 lit -A KKsPI.1 I AliM; GIRL AS
mm I I cook. wa*her and ironer In a prlvaie family . no oh
j?? Hon to ?o in the cuuutry for th j tummer moutU^, best
city rofuicnco.
| ^ "nrATioK* WA?TKu^rciuu?.
< tinkn. iter. m
2 I 7?,T ,k ?2',ST hI-T v "WKOTABLB OIRL
O' I 1.. T' ""d hr.c city re'ortaco; t*
11 """"? ? in' in U rni'k urn butter.
w>)0ri..,?'IZU,'hT" *T ? A* UOOIl VHAT AND
!7r r':Zl,'e? ?"a bUc"'"? ?'?*??
*) *vV 1 Ksr iwrH sr.
? > _>?? pUfu c o . .mil In
ily. C?u iri-n !or twn di.
?>',? ?\ksr ?"*?? \r. - aM..m?i:oiami.k woxtg
C.u J5,! Tor^, d*"Vl,,M " ,m?" ?"*?*?
fiHf ">l-A (JlHLiABOdoTL
W ?? *? vo to lb* country}
iGSSS 5SsSgt2
? renre?. """"" ? Cl,> "r cuuutry; ben city ref.
|<?| v;, ;;,',:gag
?^( ) Vi J? ' 1 , '' " ; 1 AH <J( ti i|t i ? <>( iK to ASSIST
r?l?rn"nc#??**'' br'"'! "Ucuit ^.VTbirtii J
o( )5?w ?mfjj;\,S!;-Vl 2 AVrA
bo t city r -ttT ? uce. nr?t * ?h??i cook ?ud luunareta;
j"" s^'?A^afjas?!ifta?a
.{| 7 Has! 4T'i f>T,?A KKf'i'kCTAHLK WOMAN
.,v::, 111 lr""r> - 4J55. .?\n
S|U ''^s| 27TII BT ? VN AMEBlUAN FKOTRflv!
room thin wAnji. reforoncu and oxporleuco. C*n bo
?? l^Vr/n 'r,;r" sr A HKM'KCTAIIUK fRLVT.
wifh li. ?u i " P.1;0'8"-! conk mid would n il.*
ccVntr;'; 1 u* ? ?>?
11'*( 1 .Whs'1' mth -st vs PROKKshioNAL nootf
Vr. JUIum,rr ? * k"Ch?" A'lar"" M" D- 6 *?
?W(),ii?? [ :i 'Tli 81 A RH^ri'X'TABLK womaJJ
rcf renoo. . ""U lro"ori ?'?? or eoi.atry; bort
332Jlk^i 'p<:in S.T?A ''""T' ktant WOMAN TO
t'tJ_woo<ik. wmIi ?iid Iron: city nr country.
'-?ry ; bit'Cdi'foVtSS
!i'Vl1VK!iT :,2? HT (ini I'HKNT CM pLowicm I
2?jl '' "r< ? -?.y or country CiUI lor two
'i I I st.?an hood cook and bakFr!
Irinii' i- ih" mlinr a. nli 1. r""ni '">" ?? cnok, WHulisr mid
mid cmintry rif'r*ncli "" n,,,t w?llr8"?; "o.i olt,
365m^.??" ST-COOtC. WA8Ukl
4- ()?") .K^'S 1 JVT" '^r "~*A youno" uom AN AH good
i\ ti und 1 Aitnflr?*?is; and -r^tUMiln llutiiiir- or wmid
Irl'r two7uyr.'.' W"rK ?' ,-l"r rol?r?lico. Cnll
4-1)."), i.!t'T" 6V~~\ ^k^i'ijotabTF woman ah
X!Hvter,.?rykv^tr,:,,d'r,,n,r-,n
40(5,
a-s and TO
4l?j.AST l7T'; ST- ?ri'HM?"KL'.OB.-A RBMPBoiw
vV ? Ti"HI) Kli'iOlt, Ki'.ONT ? A litnt. to
wltli^n'ra;^ cuTr-V.:^;^^ ""
4-21^1,
4- k)\\ a').A/v,? T111 R.n F^oort, FRo\;r.-lA middle
m tT- |'<,r*nHn Protestant woman hh cook; nipler*
Hnd hroli
(?il l f.iriwn .UVH country ; fintel or prlrnto.
-I IV'.,1,' sK1 -'*'? <- I'AI?LVv?>MAii
.... "' '"l|( " r??tmirnnI ; r-.'oronre.
4 .'V)|. w" V UKSrm.TAHf.K W'.nun
twodnyJ y "r c""",r'i bc" relurctice. C?|| for
4SSnM<8ir 4an FT'~:K RKflPECTABL>r GIKfT^i
'mil I r!r.i r" f" wil,i"K tn ?**l't In w??tiinK In n
41 SlJIil,
city or ouintry- (rood ref,.-renco. in w?.hlBu;
4 ",() wkht porn sr \ viirvo woman tu cook
490 7,i" \V, A "IIKIVV W' I\| 1 X v.s ,'ikik"
DrM. rr.-T1 "T "" ?r WOU"1 <ln h"???work; countnJ
r>()7, wI'*sr "lT|l fT. ? as K1 It ST ntiAMS OOOK*tf
/ lio|.;l or hoitrdfn r hntiH# * fnllv cpnipotnnt In ill dtt>
piirttiioiits; city or country . v-nnil city r?l?rctn o
'1" A\ * UK-ri'.t'TA KM-; mill, AS COOK
c^7y^odr;v"','.',p, ??????
? )?*)(>? ,r."n AV* "KM' K M I'TiOYBfl'Sl A
?!?yi ??'?twblo woinnn ?? llr?t clou. cook. Cull for t??
)(i 7 7\''i A*", l!< T,"': BUTtJIIKB'S.?AH KIRHT
I I f.'i'k In ii nrivut* fnuillv: nnit-mfind'. Imr hunlnrtt
tl oronirhly; In ?n oxcallant Imknr; hot cltv rnf renco.
Ci<0 :il? AV. (Til 1 UK III Ml,:-a VOUNO WOKaN
>11 cxncllunt CO k mid finKcr ; hont city rcf?reiir?,
688?n.?WV-?lV ',STr ?:'-TW'kkn niltlSToPHER
.11 r . V . 1 " . irrocur* morn.?Two rranrct
1 j 1" w"r i ? ?ni?ll lamlly ; oil* ? I cook
I:? ?":;fath*r '",,t rl"rer:
767???. ; 1".^ Z ??>?*?
1) l!V'r" \v A ?K?rw:rAB"LK voi'Nd WOMAN
" I ?'?*exe<;llnnt rook ; no objection to w.iUt with tho
\???IiIiijs; R.iod city roloroneo. "" ln"
I 1 20 V' AV ,XKAtt '",l1 f'T -A RKrtPBnTABLK
1 lit. ,ls co" ',ln r''ok? wM^||or nn,j fr?,n^r. ffno4|
ir..,.| mid 1. t innkr; wllllnit mnl ohllisln ?; no nbi'rotlon
t ? RI? ? ?hort dmtiincc in the country; bent city ri'lerenra
from l?*i pUoo. Nu cnr<l? notieiiil. ruerenco
1 1)51 ,AV?A iiksi'kct a ii i, k omrris rooBl.
p.rv\!: ft:ilr,".ort r!rr",^. "" "?"^'n^n,.ll
ll/ ANTKI'?A SITUATION IS a PRIVATK KAMI 1,7
to th. coiintry. Adure,, ||. V. SMI 1 II. WinUuld J unctl'u?
I'linitilirrniiilrta. <Vr.
1 r '.'lA,UMKr,V, PnttK (f*'""sB.VT KMI'r,OTBK'?.._A
o,u" rm.iM"^..""111::1 r,nw ?r ??i?rc?; M
9
?> ! A^T 47TII KT.-A YOU N< J ijf |{ f, AM Cll AMBKE
Omai?t iwd will n?M*t with wnl'lnir; Kood city rot franco.
WKST MID sT. (PRKSKNT K M PLOYKIt'S).?A
?mart, tld.tr tflrl in fh*?t?hfrmiiil und n-mirr*-; no nHo<?
ti n to rt rliori dUtanco iti th? country. OhII tor two iUyw.
1 ?) WK81 MTU nT. ( I %i h vt PLO YKK's i ? A
I ? Irc-fMTtiililo .yonnir ?;irl it-* fiminbermui'l nd wnitrrnt Iq
h private family; jfoitd city rfliirotic ?. t'all for two <l?y?.
"1 i ? KAHT ??' ?T 11 ST. ' I* IU: S !?; \ T KM PLO YKR'H)7^A
1" )r ?*pert ibh* yotitijr Kin n* cli?itnii?rntm?l Hti?l to <1? fine
wiihhinir; no objection to ft abort ilM^nci* In the conntry.
*J(i vv,,sT SJT v> <-HA M BI.UM.WD AXI) WAfTl
In a boarding hour"*; good reference trntn prrnrnt
rm ploy ?*ri.
41*) WIST TM\ ST (PKhSKNT KM PM) YK It'S). ?A If
w*'homi t, ralMbto nfrl n% clmmbf rni'ild or lo do light
^??ncrnl li nuewor <.
7 \\ t ST 44I II sT. A VOirNO tiiRf. NSCIIAMHKlf
maid mnl waitroMH; <ouutr) pr?fi?rr*d. excellent ref
67
f*CJ NVKHT 4-lD ST. COP Nil It tiTIl AV.. KfRKT
!)< fl"or ,\ rowpf ctiiblo yonn/ ?irI *?? c h>tiuto*rm*ld and
waltroa*, to iro in tli*< country ; no objection lo the rlty; tin*
io cm ;?nf|n her liiMln' : ifood fit v rnfi?r?nf?.
0|| W SI II I II SI'., BKTWKKN .'.Til aT.NII ?tT1
1 l/iiva.? A In i> want* n alt ii:illun lor * relfiMtahlA young
I'rnip-unt worn hi nt rhambrrroald unit mum.trc.; would
lin ivII111;i_p to na*l*t In (ho earn (if fhildrvn or wait upon a
IAlly. Call fnf two d*v?.
1 || I WK8T nisT HT.?A RRRPSCTABLI (illtH
I'll rhn'nlirritiHKl and to do flue waihlng; beat referone.
Ir.m I a.t placr.
I Ah I W hsT 1 r?TIt ST.-A VcMJNU WOMA* AS
I " " ? " j (irti rl**? i-hamberiual<l and waitreaa; brut city ref
trance
|||; WP.ST H .TII ST . NKAK II It < > A H WA T. ?? A
I I " l.vmi'i ' irl ?? climnburmalil ami waitre.a lo a nmall
prlViilo liinnl) . <? i?v rtltronoa.
l?)|k 7111 AV.. roKNKK I7l II ST ?/T Itl'.KI'Ki'TA*
I ... < 'lili* i-irI iik rliainbrrin >nl nn<t wa'trona or luirK*; n?
r.l.Jocilon lo tb# ('l Oiilryi good elljr i?tarvnco. Call or a<V
dr<"?<.
1 t)o"WBsf 12?if ST.. JCRAU flTII AV. (I'RKHBNl
I -w' inplojior'n \ rvapvrinhli> rl h? thamtiariiiitll
an 'l watlrtu*. I' a It rat cl h** wa^licr and Ironer; would d<
IfrnDral hon^owork: wall racomtn^adcd.
i?ii Hi t v11? r ii'Ki shnt r.?fu)vT.it-si.?i
I til yum* woman ai clmrntwnimld riri-i waitr^M; no ob>
Ji-i*ilon lo I'ninK x nliort iHstaiir* In th? cunntry; goud city
raltieneo.
1?)>) \V K ST 11)1' 11 sr v KIKST CLAHM CIIAMHP.R.
Lo^inuld; -V-Mont wn>hrr and llUMIi willing and
oIiIIhIuk: belt Oil) r?'f#f?nco
I >) I Wh-I IHTII SI . I! FAR ?A VOUNOOIKira
I'll cbambi'rniald or la mdr???t n > iibjeelion lo ? board
Ink hiMMf . ;;0"il rltv ri'li r.'IH "
]?? I VVI.^I (III SI -t COLO It K IjTlT l" It I, ASCHAll'
? ) I b' tmiilil and ??ltre*?; elly ?? omutrjr, nooil reiar>
''nc"'
t.i- WIST 2!Vni ST.. wRCONli ^MM?R._A
I ?! I Prrn li ludy a* rhnni'-rmalil 9t Haras. AiMrfaa.
H I - I I'M II SI -v RKiif hCTAHLR OIKI. AI
hainb .;n ii i In a hnttil or Drat rlaan boardlna
ImUKit In tlia rliy, be?t city rrl' rxnea.
mWKiT urn sr a iiksi-kctablk Voijko
(Ctrl M rliatn'ierntald and waltrew Ui ainall prlvaio
lamlly; irood city r^fi-rano^
1 rjl WKST 'JSTII ST., STtlltR.?A PRMTB8TANT
I ? )'"I'.i 'Mi w.imaii i? >'h4inbi>iniald and waltrpta or t*
(In linnaawork : no Nbjcollow to ilic country.
| ~ I IA - I :ul? sr.?\ KKSl'rCTABItR VOI7MO OIRI*
I ?1.1. ??tmiiiiiifirii'l and v aitroM or lo t.ika car* of
i 'ill.linn ; no obi>" linn to tlm coimtry. Call lor two itaya.
1Si? WKSI 3*TH sr A YOUBO IIIRL. As CHAM*
JLOUbermnld uud waitrcw, boat city nlmiN.

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