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New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
IN THIS CITY.

A fire was discovered on the fourth floor of
fye-tory building at Nos. 99 lOl and 100 Em-st. yes
terday morning. The building is occupied by several
manufacturers OF packing boxes and firms IN similar
trades and floors hed consequently, with Iu-
fammable material From the room where they origi-
mated the flames spread throughout the building
nucklv threatening il with destruction. The hremen
unon arriving first directed all their efforts 20 prevent
ing the spread the fire 20 other buildings high wind
was blowing the time and the flames were carried by
IL against the windows OF the buildings adjacent gntng
the woodworb OF the window-sills- The hremen were
successful effort limit the FIRE and then turned
their attention to extingushng the flames within the
burnpg building After several hours bard labor this
Vas accomplished. An investigation showed that the
fire arose evidently from the ignition Of pile OF rubbish
and packing-hay by spark from chimney near winch
the rubbish had been allowed to accumulate.
The building was owned by John jay, and was dam
aged $3.50; insured The first floor occupied partly
nv l. T. McCrum as a packing box mandatory, whose
loss amounted $1,000 insured for scoO IN the Lycom
ing COMPANY and for 5000 the Franklin. Another
norton of the first floor was occupied by j. g. Nc
Haag cutters and grinders. whose stock was damaged
a. 200 insured for $500 the 81. Nicholas c. g. He'd
strom occupied the second floor as a mandatory OF
tortolseshel jewery His stock was damaged by water
q 900 insured for $4,000 the Adriac. The third floor
was occupied by Carl Hoender Co. as mandatory
NJ office furniture whose stock damaged $1,000; in
sured for ss 5OO divided among the LYcOming, North
Missouri Lafayette, and Southwestern Companies The
ifth floor was occupied 10y Richard Deap as carpenter
shop whose stock destroyed; loss $500. portion
OF the fifth floor also occupied by g. Cohn, silk
Winder whose stock also destroyed losa, 800; IN
sured for $3.50 IN the LycOming.
ELSE WHERE.
II is reported that 10 buildings were burned
AZ the village OF CenterviIle, Ohio. yesterday.
A fire at Cedar Falls, Iowa, yesterday, burned
the dry goods Of TheO. Hazlett Loss $1,000 IN
surance unknown.
The Roman Catholic Church and II build
ings at Norrstown Penn, entirely destroyed by
fire Yesterday Loss $4,000 All the property destroyed,
agent the church, was owned by Wm. simpson * Sons
of Phade phia whose loss Is about $4,000 Insurance
unknown.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
TIE yEw.YoRK posrMAsrERsHIP.

The resignation of the Postmaster, Gen.
Iones still e1ctes much discussion in political circles.
and various reasons are assigned for 1t. Gen. Jones
himself declares that his resignation has been under
consideration for time and has no political signin-
having rendered for personal considerations
The defacaons which have occurred in his office have
greatly troubled him, Inasmneh be held responsi
bic for the crimes and mistakes Of men over whom he
had adequate check The facilities Tor the transAe
ton Of the postal business OF this city poor,
and although he did his best II impossible under
the circumstances fun the requirements OF the pub
lie He rendered his resignation at this time, he sad in
order that the senate might act upon the appointment Of
his successor. 90, -, .,,. a., "A.
ONCE in sor me although he VIII not enter upon Ills
duties until the end OF the quarter mhisha sharpe.
H. ,SI pnolnted Surveyor OF the POTt. wall PROBABLY
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
A STRIKE OF RAILROAD ENGINEERS.

ST. LOUIS, March IA partial strike ef the
engiuedrvers the 81 Louis Kansas City. aud North
ern Railway took place at 81 Charles Kansas CITY. snd
one or two other polpt that road. Saturday night
owing 20 refusal OF the demand the part o .he mem
bers OF brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers that
Charles Chaplin sct a member OF the brotherhood. aud
who had been gwen osgne. shOula DO discharged.
superntenueut Van Horp has dismissed all the strikers
and emploIed engineers who do not belong " the
brotherhood IN their places.
LATER The strike has assumed serious character
to-day. Several locomotives have been thrown from
the track MobertY, aud property hss beea de
Stroyod The water-taRks have leea tapped 81 Hunts
Vile and emery has been put tho aKeDoGes OF run
uiug traius Gov. Waedsss, Aaa ugderei IeWpapiea
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
DIED.

BLACK-Oa Prl. March L. Sarah g. Tfs Of eur' Black ss'
Rst,e, aud friends Of respectfully invited 20 ssaa o.
soIa e9 f,s., @Sq9 Sg9s a , n near "a s So i-uos.
.S Toaisy.s JopSior B--A -
cHEsEBRo'-ou THURSDAY spka. Pierne-s
Funeral At CsnaBdaigul. N Y.
CIRTIn FRIDAY. March lt Isabella H., wife OfS u
Resaves srd fimv invited 70 .tead the fuHe
late 2t Eas' FOueuthst 90 raesi.r as
HAGARSueuy SUNDAY morning his e efenee fs s.s'
Fnas rom 81 Paas Caafca SIS. sasy 6b st. rd.,e
Baaalo aaa Ruilani papers pless- oopy.
HURD-On sunday March 6 is75 at No 7l sghenissi sosss
BrOoElyu. Edward H. Hurd IN the Oh yesr of ns ass
LOSGsTRRBT-on SATURDAY hab l3 Margaret oagsfe~t ~s
The Tristyes and friends Of be my respectfully ur ssr
funeral Der ate residence i5s West S'rsesHs1 oa ruesaf
HERRr-At Flushing sarrh II isT cIrenos Joseph KHs Jo'"xs
Faas service weiarsd.y. I'ts
M1tp.
oLCOrr-Ai Msons n j. MONDAY. March H. Augustus ooo
R ~. ,sS f1s5s. Of the fm, .re resp
funeral residence his brother al M.ous on Fnis .
noon At O'Clock
PATWsoS-March at Jacksonville P. william A. o. w,h-s
Psti,sou Of White Plans, wesiCss.er 60 -, - ..., -,
the enre wctei,T the lsah last al 0eet
m Grsud ceuirsl Depot al 'o spi Io'oa u.
viii NJ waiting arrival Of The trans
REDSadeBly. Sunday March TO- Robert carts"o Red ;" A'
Tn. risays. .nd friends are attend the fan. from ne
TRANSPORTATION, Twenty nnb't ne-t hhAa'e %
sRARING-At Tomkins Cove n Sunday Asrca ~
Nre K une OF Walter Sesrng the 18th Of beI
Funsra services I Q. m. Weine~1iY March D
SMTH-On Saniag ast BEh dsess si he resdezes
Of has soa,usw John LOCKWOOD George W. smith IN h' s'a
Relative. and friends respectfully aeud he ners' ss
NJ Church south hth. nesr Fhh. BfooaiTh T. D. -
afternoon. AZ } O'Clock,
Elmira. N Y. papers please
VAN AMRISGB-On sunday the 18th ilst william Van Anr.gs
OF tbs cts Z the s2l year Of bis
VAN BURRN-At SATURDAY, March Is "a the 66th Te-s a
his age Col Abrsm Yau Burrn .
T eve. and fien invited N attend The fascrsh
Church u BrnaiWaY snd teuta ST. on A
Mar is. II o clock, without further uoaer
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
GOVERNMENT WEArHER REPORT
War DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE oP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

OFFICE oP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON D. c., Tuesday, March IS. 1871 a N }
Synopsis for me past itcenty-fohr h0eTS
The barometer has risen since Sunday night
in the Middle aud Eastern States but Is now falling ia
the former .--..-., -. 81.
North wrst winds and clear weather prevail on the
New-England coast; light winds ami calms on the MID
Ale Atlantic coast Falling barometer n0rth-easterly
winds and cloudy weather reported tOr Vhe oOuth
Atlantic states. with rising temperature .
The area Of lowest pressure has apparently moved nO
Iowa and Minnesota. South and southeast winds and
occasionally cloudy weather will prevail ~ Missouri anu
the Ohio Valley and sOutherly winds with ram, proba
bly Oh the Western Gulf states.
''' Probabilities
For Tuesday the Eastern Gulf states south eastery
winds ana generally coudy weather. for the south and
Made Atlantic states south ana east winds, falling
baromster and increasing clOudinesA
For New England. rising barometer, stationary
tempera;ure followed Tuesday afternoon by falling
bar6neter and westefly winds storm continues do
welcoming IN the Upper Mississippi Valley For tue Ohio
valley and the lakes falling barometer increasing
south and west winds. cloudy aud occasionally rainy
weather
NtdniRht reports not vi received for the upper
lake reilu the Northwest, Rocky Mountain. and Pa
cinc Coast stations.
Cautinnary signals viii he displayed az the lake ss.-
tiOus trum aud after April
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
DESPERATE ASSAILANTS.
THREE MEN AND WOMAN STABBED By THREE
RUFFIANs.

THREE MEN AND WOMAN STABBED By THREE
RUFFIANs
Three roughly dressed men entered the
quor saloon OF Jacob Schmitt No 429 East Seventy
fourths yesterday aterno1 and asked for glasses OF
whisky The LIQUOR was served to them and afterward
second glass to each The strangers without paying for
the liquor walked toward the door Of the saloon.
Mr.. schmltt demanded payment and seeing that they
his words he caught hold Of the Of
~ them The man at once raised his fist and knocked
Mr. schmitt down. The saloon-keeper was instantly
upon his feet and again rasped the OF OF the
men.
A companion caught up weiss beer bottle from the
counter and struck Mr. schnit on the head with it, In
hicting a scalp wound. Mr. schmitt was knocked
nrostrae upon the floor by the blow and remained
conscious for a few moments.
Meanwhile Katherine schmitt wife Of the saloon
keeper came 70 her husbands aid. and attempted 70
shield him from the blows OF his assaians. One Of the
strangers instantly drew claspknife with long blade,
and attacked her He stabbed her in the left shoulder
left breast and right arm, just below the shoulder.
She ran into in the back part of the building.
Jacob Young Of Thrdave. entered the saloon
as the assaulting her, and attempted 10 shield
her from further injury, but stabbed in the abdO
men, receiving very deep wound. Young then fed
from the saloon and with great difficulty reached home
The rufans finding themselves in possession Of the
saloon went behind the bar and broke all the bottles
They then fired barrels through the windows until
moi a name Of glass remained in the They then
fed leaving Schmitt insensibe on the floor They
toward Thrdave. Near the junction of Seventy fourth
At the sidewalk becomes narrow causeway, owing 10
the excavation Of a and several house lots. The
causeway IN part is a bridge Of two boards.
Upon this bridge was standing John Lubry OF Third
ave and Seventy -nfthst. The strangers evidently
thought that he prevent their escape, and the
fugitive in advance at drew knife aud stabbed
him IN the left side. nrictng very severe wound
feeling
into the excavation and thus escaped further wounds.
JJp TO a late hour last night the Nineteenth Precinct
Police had not succeeded in identifying the criminals OF
making arrests They were evidently Irish abOrers
A police surgeon examined Mrs. Schmitts wounds and
declared them to be of serious nature as we're
also those OF Luhry The wound OF Young found 30
he mortal. aud Coroner Herman summoned NJ a
TO take his ante nOrtem abatement
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
A REMARKABLE TRAGEDY AT SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, March 17.-Albert keeler, age Zl'
Killed IDA Spencer age a. at o'clock this afternoon
Keeer Is nephew OF Miss speneers father CanadAh
and had been visiting win Mr. Spencer about three
weeks. Mrs. Spencer went TO OsweGo today ana ioi'
~ daurhter alone in the house with old ladies', one
~ whom was sick and the other deaf. Keeler went Out
into the kitchen. where Ida at work. and taking
abort IRON bar for breaking open boxes struck heF
On the head She feel to the aoor. when he repeatedly
sruck her on the head. beating her brains out she
lived about 20 minutes Keeer then LEFT the house py
the back door, and nan down toward the Cenra Kali
-oaa depot freight tram had Just started for the
East Keeer ATTEMPTED Jump on the hind end OF tDo
aboose for the purpose Of esapng out OF the toHn.
ben ,nlssue hs hold he fell back upon the track hs
nd strrk the rali his neck broken, and no wac
Riiled Instantly The motive vhicn PROMPTED keeer 70
Kin Miss Spencer Is not known II y ,ein llA nc
h,,e made improper advances 70 her, which she re-
ed and that he killed fearing she would dyulge
- tteupt It u also said that there some prop
erfy which with IS spencer out af the way, ec might
nave pcCurpu.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
TEST SNIP NEDS.
For other ship Yercs see Third Pdde.

For other Ship Ye-cs Third Pdds
ARRIVED.
sblp Edith waueu of LyerpoOD CLARK. Caouia Nov y. -s
mise l. anchorsl on he Bar
ship Elizabeth of AnnSnl, weoe Poo Cav see
" teas.
shp o Londou lnss Poo Cho~ Dee -'h ess
Il anchored the Bsr
Ship Gerl Hopper Bremen Dec q With nd.
ch0rcd the Bar.
Cam lof Yarmouth n 81 Bhndge hewpor Sag
6days. VT railroad
Bari coouS n b. Harins, HsVsnA u lar. sss
sugar. Is the Bar
Brs fof Portland MhoneY Gardens Ssvass.A
Msrch 6, T. srch're1 the Bar
Bug christine (GeEl Kaig Porto Csh-o q lays -lth coeo
SAILED
Aersndua for Londss bark Aune McAsrn Tor nsaa<.s.
bng Geo W. lase.
WIGD-SuB1OSn fresh n. W. char
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARIEros = c. March i7Aruvd bark Jsne Broer. ira.
Liverpool cbrS Mary hnkn. rom Baltimore jennie n3dies~~
froGB BOstor.
SAyANNAH March i7Auiyef ships Lian from ROttecfszs
Isdg Durern LIVERPOOL bsrs Carmel iron l~s
donderry Phadephn aabne HAVre Jssss md Csa
George frUm Brrn hrg Mat2uras hfl Y hct
ford GwiorK S Lewis IRON Port koFat Cleared chm
kcHDs tor heS iOrE Horauo Nichols for Mosluio lnlo1
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
The STATE or TRADE
nOnRXTIc MARKRTN

ORLRAss i7Ploar Sales of Bttre 70
IS 00s7 Treble Ertra. PoWS9. PAAy ~ i0rsSss
Com gue' Brzn dali 95cDst. TIA.
s8DsJI for cooe Port hrnsr Al S - DtI ssiea As-~
sOuierss &c. FOR Clear Rib q isle iof C<
noe. asiet lie o SbSses DC Tor Clear Re ssts
lD.c Ham, lSc Lsr1 ynet and kt
gtDs for Terce or Keg dali q ngc fOr Ce~
mon 70 'ug Par Moas-e. At 6se foe uedy Pues
Whsy srB-r tc gc for CBcSnasu- Cexs
sa9ec BEehAuge-S'erng ia. Sewfort sight prea~.
fsold ll;i
WuaNeroS March s2ts TuTpe1tne dali xi Sc Ros s~r
AZ o. Cre rurpntne declining ~ = Tor HAs
YigB TsT-hsrkct anseiei sal a 81
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
CArTLR MARkRTN

CncAGO, Msrch iCATTLK quet buyers ienano reoooes~
whicb boie iue; n0nnnay 1nohsng rrerip s sss
s. the iof ol sscr.<sx
B CseOkee s0ie - 10 sne
men 90.
range Of 81 - oS3 ID Tor hH
ohoes IOt Of % - nsT.e e'sSg roag sg-s
1000.
dull and nominal. receipts. 100.
F ,r uaTkets Fss>s
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
5ueclal Notices

Chamber OF Con,merce.-A SPECIAL MEETING d tAs
Chamber will be beh on TUESDAY hbAi ne s
iy,t,ut II "a o'clock he Chamber No o. Wa
70 question stopping the sound and Bsst kver
cleaners above Corears afford the members
tpy 10 give a expression the obct by oIdes 81
~. President GEORGE WILSON. SECRETARY
&
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
Ds. Clement. former Professor of History a


the University OF Kiei Duohy OF Hoissein. who vss
lately because sentiments antsgonsIso
TO those OF tine Government IN the United states.
aud has lately been guest Of personal friends in
philadelphia He H. the author Of numerous histOrc9
brochures. and is preparing for the publication 81
a new work on Ireland to be mainly rec0rd OF lscts
gathered from researches among original documents
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

Texas Jack, the living Scout now perform
ing with Buffalo BAH and Ned Buntlne ~ the drsma 0s
The scouts Of the PRAIRIE" s the hero OF exctiag
story just commenced IN The helc- York Weekly
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

On the 9Th Of april viii be sold Paris. at hs Hotel
Douo the splendid gallery MODERN Pssrses bonns 10 Mr.
LArRFSr RICHARD nagn6cent coecoa 81 nas,sr
pieces Rousseau Il Jules Daprs. 6rroJoo Bug pe'.-
crofr Coro; JDeanps Met 0encsuit Dss
Zen Cbarin Prorse1tn Minib4i Prsoihoa. Class.
Joagsind Ournega5ck Pst-r. Belly
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

qualify very soon. there Is Surveyor at present
Who will succeed Cen. sharpe az Marshal has not been
announced.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

married in Mask" a story by Mansfield
Tracy wawottn ready IN The HeS- Fork v-estv
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
MARRIED.

cARTRR-CORY-At the residence whste The bcdes
upc. N J. Feb 10 1873 by he Rev a. G. h-a b ".
NJ Joan J. Carter 10 Enaa l. Corr bctt Of as ctJ.
Al Notices Of Marriages must be iHdorSed Nth fua
uoge and address
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
Consumption Can be Cured.
SgUENCKsg PTIMUNIC SYRUP.
- SauENgCfs SgAWHHD TONIC


SCHBNCKS MANDRAKE PILLS.
Are the ony n-aicioe.
Dsut they ocE up the liver stop blood he
oows and tact they CLOG & aOa VI s very ofEAHs .s
yr Compliant Dyspepsia causes of Of s
complain dni "a The sAse .
vF the stoAeh sooa'as's&
VT 4ciditF and bchng up Of ~inf - 49,. NJ. 49,.
Tsess OrgG4L tvn !" -
persons 50 1seete they Ot,wo heavy eot I e ne
torpid and aseye and no before hey are .sss
ap1 uicers'e tse esnl, Of wh
apy opium OF anything eaad 70 check cough ssdaeels
xbeBos seaw Tonic aoFes the iod mires vita NE sss1s
ss Of The stomach eon. aud sppels
II isiog tssaeacy Seaescis slairsks rrqursa
''''s "'''- " J. II. ScHBscxl SON.
(. Cor Sirth aud 4rSs sts. rh'k
And arc for sale by ~ t,asrss and dealers - . -
and acOilexe-plaee. n 7 Wholesale As-.s
Appiesons, National Railway Gaiae.
RAILWAY TRAVELLERS AND sRws AGsSrs
NaN - 'Ntr' 9sa.tss,. ,f as March C,s.a,
1 xRw GENERAL RAILWAY MAP or THE USrrxp
II yKAsIf ONE HUNDRED RAIL NAY MAPS
mi IMPORTANT INSTRUCTION To RAILWAY rRAvKiRRS
~. MONTHLY ACCOUNT on RAllFAfs AND rhkfn rEo-
v ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS Oh rRAvRI.
VI skw TlnK ns rAskSS Sly 10 pvs Psss ss' he As
B. psrcuAr get APPLBr0s'S RAILWAY GUiDk fe
everywhere APPIhtos 20 rashsess..
The Workfngw Protecaiye uaies.
~ BscicrsI he prrvea dfsss o. asa. .cs 80
C6PYiSrs TRADRSwOMBs CLERKs ks .rs supphes 70 e.
poyers and assisted 0hsAsiag cnpioJmenf Wsg ss.
beeu ssrpei are collected By law ueea neoo.sarn An ne "
Aen,ioDrssss rn...H ssspss sSssssS ssS Ss.s,. &
cured Cous1asuol irec. d.. fttANhLlh. lN D
Take Rsane,s asic Osi 70 Jsss pols. = u.sss.s sss
eg Reya " sossa als shans' 7i ess'tt Ss - ~
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

SHOWS PectOrnl Pehris.A Hots correction or Ccsghs
Thfoa sni Hnarsenes S0 by iruggs t boz III NJ
SNOW Sole Manufacturer New-Hsyea. Com.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

and Of the National Guard OF this city 70 20 NO s
road 10 morrow 10 arrest rioters ana preserve order
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

For James PartOu's Lecture The Pigrirs Fss.s -
interesting lectures se fHs ras
LECTURE No pubished Puce Jc; by Eail -
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
THE ELYRIA F1RE-Loss, S27s, 900.

CLEVELAND, March 1.-THE losses by the
conagration Elyria Ohio. Saturday night, now foot
I'D TO sz7sOOO The principal sufferers with the amounts
OF their losses and insurances follows the figures
being as nearly correct possible 10 obtain at
nraz
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

and incidentaIy the range of topics comprised
denuncistiOn of railroad computations auued 10 " ne
,erous classes Of the country, followed by slDllAf
denunciation Of Mr. FrOude the historian Dy the me
her from MaIow Mr.. Munster, and complimentary
mention OF bis forensic antagonist, fathef bdfKs;
The intervals between the speeches were hned py
.onoteer song and chorus by Dan Bryants quartete.
The most noticeable piece OF table ornamenal0n was
t,ure of Ireands Patron Saint winch occupied an non
,S'he position In the center Of the hOsts's sable
IN BRooKLrS AND ELSEWHERE
Tho ,rincinal feature OF the day Brooklyn was the
..ior ~ the Hiberuians aud temperance societies.
h attracted great crowds Of peopleto the thorough
fares through which they passed The procession under
the Grand Marshal Edward Hapn, formed line al Bed
rd and Dyison-aves. at 10 a. m, and at noon began
the march The order Of the procession wss a. fOows
Grand Marshal and aids, officers Of Irish Convention
,at orae, of Hibernians. Father Mathew T. A. b.
so.,st,es HibernIan Societies, 81. yosephs cadets
- JoSeph's K. {. Society Benesoisint TT %, 81
ciety Of 81. Vincent De Paul Soe'ey % 81 Ps,rEs
Nss,nsi 4liaose There about 5000 men III nhc'
ana each socIety carried one %. r., pofu pon Iinnn
M Sx,aged the body az passed through Joraemon-
~ p the rear OF the City Hail. Inc pupic d T
Hcre decorated with the American an1 lrlsn nass AZ n
t meIe .se celebratiOn. Father Tom Burke formed a
sssfnre OF the procession III lne eNonns 80 80.
,s,s socety "a down 10 their annual dlhDef AT tne
i'm ktlantie-st, aud IN response 10 the usuai
toasts speeches made Dy tue fion. ~ 49,,
Woodford Thomas KnseDa Frahcls Ouri'A ~ N''
In Jersey City about 2sOo persons took part IN the
PROCESSION, Which formed "a mIg,n was Grand
Marshal The St Patrcks and Hiberhs bens ,i
Associatons the Father Burke ana Asn stsnt Order
Temperapce societies and 10 lodges OF the
~ W,beTD,,ns were In line. A Company OF 70 1hion-
glasses" from BayOnne attracted general
most every Irish society Hudson County va Iepe 20
ented oniv one or two organizations participating III
tbe parades New-YOrk aud elsewhere. lug Pi",' 80
soh M oose Mss from tie First and second Precincts
thence through HoD0zon Dy tbe poiiee oi 1hhe WIZ ~
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

Xxx WEST 10TH ST., CORNER OF WAvERLEY
ICC place. in the store-A young woman to cook,
wash and iron, or TO do housework in small family;
city and
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

Axe I'D AV., FEAR 26rH ST A STEADY RE-
tCO Specialize young woman to cook, wash and iron:
would do general housework in small family; good
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

10l EAST 18TH ST.-TwO YOUNG GIRLS; ONE
HUI as first class cook for boarding house; the
other as chambermaid; both willing and obligng city
ratp
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

7E1 WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
ICt good cook, washer and ironer in smait private
family isa good bread and biscuit maker; good reier.
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

A7 WEST 10Th ST.. NEAR 7TH AVA HIGHLY
LII respectable woman as first class cook fully
dersands her business in all its branches best city
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

Thn WEST 23TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
lCO cook and good baker; excellent washer and
froner; would do the housework OF small private fam
lily; good references.
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

11O EAST 18TH sT.-As FIRST CLASS COOK PRI.
flC vate Tublic to 20 out by the day evenings
city reference from last place.
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

7S7 WEST 9TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, FRONT.-A
lc respectable Protestant girl cook in small
private family understands all kinds Of family cooking
viii help with the coarse washing If requlIed; city
references.
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

7I0 WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
lFU as first class cook; understands baking, meats
OF ali kinds pastry and all other branches cook
ing; no objection 70 assist in Washing
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

E0 WEST 10TH ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH
fCO avs-Two respectable girls: one as good plain
cook, washer and ironer, and chamberInad and
waitress and world assist in the washing in private
family; good city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

100 EAST l4TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
lOs) person plain cook, washer and ironer; has
objection TO do housework in small family good refer
ni,a
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

100 Sd Av., BETWEEN HTH AND 18TH sTs-A
iCA young girl as plain cook, washer and ironer
CITY country references
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

710 WEST 18Th ST.-AS GOOD COOK; MAKES
lfO good bread, biscuit, soups, &c. objection 10
short istance in the country; understands dairy;
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

SC7 9Th AVA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS GOOD
CAt plain cook, washer and ironer best city refer
ence.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-11-01

Ms-A man is so much more polite n church.
HIS on dress parade, as itwere. Nobody was
surprised to see that young man last Sunday
dive suddenly into the bottom of the pew to
pick up her parasol. While he was at the bot
tom be saw the embroidered edge of her pock-
ct handkerchief sticking from under the edge
of her dress He would pick up that, too. He
commenced tugging at it when there was a
fierce scuffle and little hand darted down.
He came up without it. There were two red
faces in the Sanctury to which the calm of the
Blessed Sabbath seemed to bring no relief
But he was a young man that meant well.-
Staunton, Va.,) Vsndicator.