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, 1875-01-15

Wonld-be Senator pIacuDAcK has been try
ing llttlo coup d'eta: OH lis own account in
tie Louisiana Legislature. He has procured
4 second election to the United States Senate
from Louisiana, if ye concede a clninl of Il
first election. In other words, l,o llas caused
himself to be twice elected to the sumo office
for the same term, which is simply ridicu~
lols. If 1lr. PRcurAcE was not elected the
first time, this second election by now Leg
islaturo. only half organized, will not avail
him. If he WIS elected the first timo, this
second election is farce. The vacancy oc-
CURED two years ngo when m election was
held. There arc now two contestants for the
sect under that election, and the United
States Senate, which is tho exclusive
judge Of its own membership, has
mt yet decided which of tless contestants il
entitled to tho seat. Until it does, or de-
clares that neither is entitled to the seat, thcro
is no vacancy which tho Louisiana Legislature
can gil, Besides, the present election would
defeat P1scunAcgs principal object in getting
tho sent, which ia tho SO, 900 or S1a, 900 back
pay llo expects to draw. II he holds that his
election dates from day before yesterday, and
not IRON two years ago, lo certainly cannot
claim pay for two years before ho was elected.
Altogether we don't think Mr.. P1NcupacK hes
improved his condition by his eoup d'elat any
more than tho Democratic minority in the
Louisiana House Of Representatives improved
their condition by their coup EetQt.
, 1875-01-15

Tho Chicago produce markets were gener-
ally strong yesterday, With less doing in the
aggregate. Hess PORK waa in good demand
and firm, closing at 918.50@18.55 cash, and
sl8.73 1-2@l8.76 for February. Lnrl was
moderately active, aud 10 per 100 lbs higher,
closing at s18.49 1-2 cash, and el3.55@
lo.s7 l.2 seller February. Meats were In FUR
request aud steady, ct 4 3~SgG l.2o for shou].
slcrs 0 8.8@Q 1.2o Tor short ribs and 7-sc
for short clears Dressed hogs were dull, and
10915c per 100 tts lower, at s7.40@78 85.
1lighwinss were less active aud steady, at olo
per gallon. Flour was dull aud unchanged.
Wheat was more active, and advanced 7-so,
s1odag dull n 90 8-au cash. aud 50 1-so for
, 1875-01-15

as to tho supposed connection Of its l,roprie-
tors with tho corrupt Pneilc s1ail Subsidy
business. We expressed the fear that it was
A}r. sclr1yLEn II. 1sutAsr. tin business man-
aa;er antl 1,nrt owner Of Tho iuttr-Ordn, who
had received $7,N0O of the corruption fund
to "infiuonco" Congressman. This is nd
mitted, and tho lHter-O says TINT Afr.
ISauAM will "cxplain" at "somn future
date" Wo are glad to hear it. Nc also
said TINT A1r. FRANK W. PALMER, Mr.. 1vo-
rAN'a friend, then n member Of Congress
nntl now editor and part owner of tho Inter
otun. voted for the million year subsidy.
Tlis is likewise admitted. We snid, too, that
Mr.. PALMER Ind pocketod lis share Of the
salnry-grab. This is not denied, but
admitted. We further remarked that Mr..
PALMER Ind brought to Chicago liR 81, 600
" bact-ray," md Mr.. ISuuAM his $1,000 of
the 1'nciiic Mail orruption-fund, and per1na-
n,fon. T1sero is no effort to coutroyert this;
both facts nro admitted. Now, having ad-
mittetl these essential particulars, wo tio not
SEQ tho occasion for tho column OF irrelevant
slEsh with which tho Inter Ocean accomra-
nicd Tho admissions Nor cnn wo SEQ how THE
TnlnrSE can DO reasonably accused Of having
made MI "nttack aftcr tho manner Of n
4" cowar.1ly assassin" THE TRIBUNE is cor
ta;nIy not responsible because ono of tho pro-
prictors Of the Inter- Oetnn poekctcd tho sal
ary-srab, nor becnuso tho other had a big slico
Of corrnption-funtt. We regret it exceed
ingly, md tender our sympathetic coincidence
at tho unexpected exposure. Whas more
would the 10 Iare us do?
, 1875-01-15

Another Professor Of Virtue at Washington
has been caught with his tlngersin The Pacific
AGail corruption fund. The new Professor, Of
conrsc, is Democrat. His name is J. G.
BERRETT. 1lo has been, by turns, Mayor
Of Washington, editor Of o Demo-
cratic organ, lobbyist, md "attor-
ney,"--or, es the children count on the
buttons,-Rich.man, Poor-lnun, Deggar man,
Thief, Merchant, Lawyer, Doctor, Chief.
There is scarcely anything he hasn't been.
Lately lie has been editing the Patriot, 20,
aeceitfal name and calling upon the Domo-
Gratis to rise in their might and hurl from ite
spheres the corrupt and despotio Administra.
ZION Of President GRANT,
, 1875-01-15

They we1e s1-Judgs MouR1s and hia daughtst, Mrs.
Et1zAnErn T1troK. The fethsf wsltod erect ana
down, shs was clothed wholly IN blecf. and wors
hack Inca veil bsfors hss Tnss spsetot
dtapatth. ..-
Il was uttlA remarkable that Ms. THroH antsrod
the court on the OF her stapfathes, who Ii the
connses Of hes hnian and iatsressed u proving hss
tu1n out L beyond tho hon Ut mortal snsu.-chtaaga
1yassa' EDITORIAL eonlnIsnt.
II 10 badly m!xed-up> mesa.-on the part OF
tho Times. Tho name OF Mrs. TitToAB father
was Richards. Her mothers socon.! husband
wss Judge MoasR. but thla ia - nsar the truth
~ tbs 1Imss usually come&.
, 1875-01-15
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

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To.fRRc Prepaid nj ihIs 0i:irr.
DAILY, hx mall. 1900 Et.n1y
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Parts nf year at tho tate.
To rrestnt delay and MISTAKES Ee and Gl+t Fott
oHec address In fnlI, Including Etatn and County.
FesnAntns may lie made either by draft r1rrss1 Post
Ohcs order, Or In rtatlt rcd ctserf. Of risk.
TERMS 10 CITY eEEEcElnrRs.
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DAILY. delivered, knnday Included. SO chnts rcr week
Addtcte THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Cosnt: Mt'itor and fsrasbsrl.sis., Chicago, lit.
, 1875-01-15

President GRAFT approved the Finance
bill recently passed by Congress- yesterday,
and informed tho Senate Of tho fact by q
special message, in wl.icl. he ventured some
suggestions as to the legislation necessary to
make the new law c1sctunl. Tho message is
one Of tho allcst that las emanatc1 from the
Executive Department for many years. It is
almost diflllent in the modesty Of its opin-
ions. yet luminous, forcible, and decided
III tho expression Of them. The message
begins with congratulations Oh tile passage Of
the Senato Finance bili, which the President
says meets with his appreciation because it
fixes lato Tor the resumption Of specie pay
mcuts, and also becauso it implies tho obliga-
tion Of Congress, if in its power, to pass
such laws II, may be necessary to redeem the
promise Of resumption. To this elld
tho President offers few suggestions.
Tile first suggestion IN that tho revenue
Should DO incrcaHed by tho restoration
of tho tax on ten and coffee, and OF tho 10
per cent thrift reduction. Tile proceeds of
these taxes, if they are restored. will 10 ap-
piled to the sinking fund, to tho redemption
of Legal tenders which may be retired under
the now law, and to the withdrawal of the
fractional currency. Tho second suggestion
is that tho secrotary Of the Treasury be au-
! thosized to redeem 1egal.tender notes at
premium Of 10 per cent in gold, less in
terest at tic ratio Of 1-9 per cent per an
mum from Jan !, 1875, to the date OF put
ting the law into operation. Thia is put
forward by the President aud his advisors as
necessary to the practical operation OF tho
law towards resumption. 1t is virtually, as
will be readily seen, measure for gradual
| return to specie,-one that proposes to Let
tho gas out Of the paper-money balloon
| gradually, instead OF bringing 1t to solid
| ground with shock. The President also
suggests the establishment Of mint at Chi.
cago, St. Louis, or Omaha, on the score Of
economy aud oxpedienoy. We have neither
time nor space to diacuss the questions pro
scented by the Presidant's message this morn
ing as fully % We would wish, and therefore
defer extended and careful consideration oi
1t to future issue.
, 1875-01-15

When HonAT1o SEYMOUR tleclilos to bo n
candidate for election to the United States
Senate, tho politicians know TINT ho has fixed
up things III such u why as to bo morally GER
tain that ho can't win in any other way.
, 1875-01-15

Quite an admission is mGdo by Gov. TAy-
Lon, of Wisconsin, in his ANIMAL message,
where ho says that the PorrEn law is very
defective, and ought to bo radically modified.
The parts OF tho message touching on rail
road legislation in Wisconsin aro published in
another column Of this rApcr.
, 1875-01-15

The Court Of Claims waB cal slabllahed By act oa
Congress In 1856. Its busnoss has constantly
increased, anil 80 large hnyo boon tho number Of
the causes referred TO It for adjustment, and 10
INST tho amounts involved, that tho beat legal
taont in tho country is required uron tha Denc',
Of that Court. That, with tho most unnncling
integrity, can alone save the nation from tho loss
Of millions Of money. At tho time 1t was Of
gan}zcd tho salaries Of tho Judges wcro fixed
at $4,000 Per ycnr, and notwithstanding
tho great appreciation Of tho cost OF
living, only $500 hsvo since been added.
THO snlariea Of tho Judges OF tic
Supreme Court haEo boon raiaod from $4,000 to
$4,000 per year, and nobody over claimed tint
this figure il too large for tho men mud for tho
services they ara required To perform. At tholt
present Fa1ary the Julgca Of tho Court Of CIaitna
can barely support thoir families In Washington,
and If they arc large they caunot do even that.
It In plain, therefore, that aome reasonable In
crease must bo u,adc. or Judges Of inferior abil-
ty, and What is far worsc, porhapH, Of doubtful
honesty, will soon rcplace those who
have heretofore aervod their country
20 long and so we'll at what ali must confess ia
MI inadequate compensation. Doubtless plenty
Of men can bo found who would gladly accept
tho olIico at any salary tho mos. romorselesa
economy could suggest but they would aoon
be rolling In m;l1ions derived from the Infamous
Ring thioyes whosa villaluisa they would quietly
sanction.
Tho readers Of THE TRIBUNE noed not be told
that we aro inaexibly opposed to all aRlary-
grabs, to Credit Mobiers, aubHdy steals, paciaa
Mail, and every other kind Of swindle, CONS
they from political friends or foes; but this doea
not estop us from commencing Congress should
they mako reasonable addition to tho aalariez
Of the Judges Of the Court Of Clairns.
Nhilo on this subject ne quote the romarka of
Senator DAYAnp, Of Delaware. 1t Tho time thu
salaries Of ths Supreme Court were increased, On
motion to increase tho salaries Of ths Judges
Of the Court OF Claims to $4,000:
MH. PRESIDENT: I cannot imagine how It haf
been that In providing an advance Of tho salaries ot
the Judges Of the Supreme Court, " IN equaly MARI
tornus clues Of men,, those whose us Of duty Ia upo1
quiton high grade whose responsibilities Just
great, reqntrinR almost, II not quite, high de-
as high qualifications, tho Judges Of this Court Of
Claims, should have been wholly omitted Thny art
entitled in my opinion to anoat, not quite, ~ high
EalaiJ AZ the Julgea Of the Supreme Court A. said
BEFORE tho grade Of the questions with which they
occupied for largo portion Of the year Ia qutta a.
high that Of any Of our Judges. In every respect
this amendment Offers . very moderate compensation
for ono Of hardeat-workod and m0at deserving of
public servants. hope there wil be otjactlo1
to the Rmsndment but It will bs adopted without d.
Rent.
, 1875-01-15

M'v1oKER's .Tl1EATnE~s ss.dIson street. heswcen
nearbofr and athtc.. Enzageusnt Of. Ben D. Lar.
1.-THE MoEry Wives Of Wind6nr."
, 1875-01-15

February. Corn WAS quiet md fir1ner, clos
ing Mt Ct; 1-2 cash, md re seller Alny. Oats
wcro moderately active md steady. closing
at ~ :'-tc cash, mud :.2 7-sc for February.
l:yc WIS quiet and firm. ut ot;c. i}nslcy WAS
quiet nril Irregular closing Mt :s1.2G 1-2 casls,
mud s1.27 1-2G0l.aas for February. Hogs
were ac:ive nt about Wednesdays prices
seles chiefly at :sG00GoG.o5. Cattle md sheep
were III good slemand at unchanged prices.
, 1875-01-15

!. q. o. F. Ttoiia. .1anrs f'nn.ors, M 81 West
1ako-sf., ltrd .1s II. r fnnntnf Will he hold at tho
unrnor Of esnsIacs ard At!an'.ti. snmlay, Ian H.
NJ ss. On r. nsrst so:ltied 70 n,'ss met thstr
ahasr, to attend tho iune.al It late brother
JSMH4 Con1nrs. =. l.. HURST, Secretary.
, 1875-01-15

The Inter-Ocsan Of yostsrlay contains an
editorial confession column long Of ali tho
material points to which TEE TRIBUNE e.
grstfully called ih attention the day bafors
, 1875-01-15

Are 10 to suppose that the prcss of tho gFea
City Of New York il as hopelessy corrupt as ih
Government; thas the champions OF the White
1eague banditti and Brooklyn morality are thle7e'
and blackmaifers? It would seem 30. We have
called attention several times to tho bitter ~
tacka made by the New York Herald and one q
two other papers upon Comptroller GREEN. The,
have demanded his hond !; have assailcd him do,
after day with vtnporation aud calunny, until
at last ono newspaper came TO h1H reBcue. Ihs
Daily Graphic has dono for Mr. bENSE7T ano
one or two others what the New York Times did
for TIVE ED. CONNOLLY. SWEENEY, and their pals.
It has exposed tho knavary aud thots
OF tho Heroh, the animus OF Its a.
tacks upon Comptroller dnzEN. and made
manifest tho courage Of tbat Official
in braging such powerful opposition ~ tho
Herald in defense OF tho City treasury. MI.
BENNETT, as proprietor Of the New YORK Herald
aud the Eue'linJ Telegram. claimed bills for ad-
vertising Of tho amounts respectively OF
,82A.8o and s2e, 900. Among tht items OF the
billA Were those; Advertising the Mayors mos
sage, ak columns. sl,625; Report OF tue board
Of Public Works, $l,87o Comptroller's Report,
e2825 Report Of Public Parks Commissioners,
s9,208 Department Of Docks el.6oo, and 80
on to the ond. These woro the items for which
Mr. BENNETT charged tho city s72.S24.8o. Az
, 1875-01-15

Tbs Minneapolis Mon aaIst "Ths beat
1udges Of tho respective sttsnsth Of tic 1spuh-
1lsaa aandldst4s tor tho esnata plAes ths,u -
sollansl Alxa4s. b0t uAt'.> ~ WA4ukuaf
, 1875-01-15
lNOEx.TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

.TH1Rn rAnE-Giy. suburban. mi t'aan.y Real
Est4tn Warts, "a f;thts. Wanted tu Rnut, 4enatdnE
and Lodging Financial, Lost aud foand. Ma,ical,
NiyTH rAHE-Eev Publications and Legal Notices.
SEVENTH FAHE-Amusa1ncnf4. Railroad Time.
Tsbis, Proposals, Medical Clrdp, etc, otc.
, 1875-01-15

GRAND. OPERA A-1lu1SE-Clstk street. oppn.ifs
Ghsrinan Hnrsr;, koy Icons Mlnsttoi1. '1iaa
, 1875-01-15

TIE BEEcHE2 TRIAL.
Tho DEEcHEn triRl, SO far as its accessories
and surroundings are concerned, begins to
look very much like n hollow 1nociery, If not
very silly farcs. Tho public, after having
been dosed for over year with "exposures"
Of nll sorts letters Of all sorts, atIldavits Of
NIL sorts, and statements and counter-state-
monts from interested and disintcrested par-
ties, entertained tho hope when it w9s nm
nounccd that the case would DO taken into
tho courts TINT at Inst tho c1aot truth would
be disclosed, aud the guilt or innocence of
alr. BEEcuEE would be definitely established
md forever settled. People had grown so
weary Of the case and its prolitless md, in
lie tnora1s were suffering SO much from it's
inaelicato details which wormcd their way
into every household and left their impure
tracks, that they looked forward to the trial,
in which MI rumors and "they says" would
10 cut of, with sigh Of relief.
But now TINT tho case hns como to trial,
what prospect is thoro that the jury will
bring in an impartial and unbiased verdict
Mr.. Tnros is fighting his case alone and
hiubtt-AAuAeA III %Ao Suu1As LII liz AUutAb ~
out of the court. Tint same powerful church
organization Of Brooklyn Heights, which
during the lust year turned tue whole New
York press against him, and sought to ostra-
cise him morally and socially, has followed
him into the court and interposes itself be-
tween him and justice, SO far rs 1t can, with
ont bringing itself into contempt Mrs.
T11ToN, whose presence in the courtroom
during this trial is matter Of extreme indoli-
cacy aud bad taste, is brought in da!ly for
, 1875-01-15

+ho g+o+o n H., ,o,,tr,, of ,;thor +,,t;o, !,
T., ;n,.;t, ;,;,oat1, a;,,u ,no, .,,1 -, a,,as,..
~ b,,oi1sho1 that ,v;11 b, ,,;rarsoof,, ~ o;,,
;1;,,t;on T,n,;s;ona ia n ,1o.no.sn,t n
must In c,,onso,1 onl ,nr;fle1 on1 Ills nm
onl 1,o ofr,ot,,,1t,, Ian, h., ,,or;,, froo .,,,1
f,;r olo,,;or viii, ., ,orozt ,1aa,.ro,;on -
tho ras11t an, f. .t;or r r.,,o,1inr ora;rst .ha
Govorrn,o,,t lin. asto1,1;uod s1,a,,J Ia trao.
~, no o,,,,or.s in o~,,,s ra;sst ta 4,oooo nv,
or+1,o,;t,. ~ ,ta .,l,olo ,,,t;a,,
-.--..,--r..s..-
rr1r pvaposa1n,7rr ,,r rur 7or1a7.m.
cast
From the many admirable points Of Presi-
dent Grant'a message on LOU jiana affairs we
.lrs;ro to direct especial attention to that
which l.o ,ne.:cs in tho following paragraph:
~hosher II was wrong for tie Governor, at the re-
aaess o. M inc majority o. tue members returned a.
nawsr to ,sfe,t teso 1awcss mn, roxn,anarx r
c.clngs, Is perhaps debatablo question: hut IL In
quite certain that thcro would have besn trouble II
those s',o now complain OF Legal interference Lad
nl,r manner wse tho,a WIN iaanr ~, ,,or,cr ,s
anarchy dlsavow such proceedings, It will bo sine
enough to condemn those wha by such means they
naSe fosoutea tho saceasa OF their "lssa nul ass-
pEtuto nsra n>'p ~ ,,
A. .,.a1. -. ~ -, s"'sas ~
49,. - 49, Ss:,;4.-. -. ~. 'er eu 'ell~
ant1 Hn-~a1a ~ a,ao IL ,.soa@ - ,',.aaa .A
c. 1872 ~ ~. ~. .,"a 'oa t'..''o.
- s,aa s 49, .s.:.,' -o .soeps VIZ .1e'o
a,ouat thast,ts a;,tatai w.. A., l 'au ae
- ca,,, ~ ~, I,,at ~ ,.ss...aat s-
n,o1a /, oonforn,,,,ao ,~;.,, 49, x.a,,;ss s
oe t1,o ro,et;+,,;o,, r,-,o,ss A., 80. 49,. 49,
Wit r,aoo,,a ,roa ..;ii ~, $1,000, 49,. S.s.'
;na a. gtoto Ga,o,.,~,o.,. ~ 49,, i !.
ovortbrov Il C1oea In aroa ~ 49,
o;~o,,n,staroo +,,at .,,o Cons:,sau ora1
rno,, tho ,,;1,.ov<, ~ 49, ~nono,. -
n,n,o,;.,, - t,,a foo;.1,.,so aaa",.7;. ] -.
~ Cnnct;..,t;o,a1 ,~o,,,a;e,, tr...a ~,
h~oo1 <,o,,,,1 +,,at H. -1i,.1, 49,.
,-o, ..,,,1,,,.t,,, o,,t,a..a.,,, -. rs96 49,
st. r. s,;,1 ro',o;na IT, .,,a-o .1s'.,,, 49,
,,oo,, ~ su,,, o-+~aco - 41,o non,oasa.a Iaa
,,orm;tt.l ~, uorea r. ho oroo,,;-ad - 1aa .1.
I'll ,,or,;or,.,tor,, o,1 ro,,,1or ,,>o,,no. T,,o
Damocrota fnr,,;.hod .ho ,,,.,oor,- oo,,uo g.,
ia suo,os,;,o ata,1a with, 1a7 - ,1,,at 49,,
,,,,r oo11 ~, g o,,t.ar,o 17,,o.. ;,,o., .t =.
,,a ooso 1voa .,,o 1o.i,,, ,,,t,ro',., e. IT,.
result Of their own illegal net in the first
place.
Tho chain Of circumstances which led to
this "ontregc" is now complete. There is
not missing link When tho Louisiana
House Of Representatives convened, 1t wau
lawful body. There wero present ffty-two
Republicans mud fifty Democrats. One Re-
publican member had been kidnapped, and
three Democrats were voluntarily absent.
Tho Clerk Of tho former House began
by calling the roll, as provided by tho
Constitution of Louisiana. Had ho been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

y WEST 4stH ST. present EMPLoyREs,.-
q young girls one cook and iron: the other
as chambermnid ami MaiLress city onnnlrY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

400 EAST TrH STA FIRST CLASS MEAT AND
1ZO pastry cook; city country; hotel or boarding
house; best city reference from last place.
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100 EAST SD sT.-TWo PROTESTANT GIRLS
IOZ TO 20 In farmers family In The country 70 o
the work between themi objection TO distance Cali
Tor three days DetWeen the hours OF N and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

lsJ,D able woman as first class cook IN private
Family thorough III understands her busness obec.
zion 10 the country for the summer monlhs best city
reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

TIA WEST SD STA NEAT, COMPETENT AND
j LII careful English woman good cook and washer
vould do the downstairs work or small family n
home object tha money; reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

TOD WEST l9TH Stan ENGLISH COOK, THOR.
IZL oHshly competent, meat vegetable cook
for Che summer at seaside summer resort. Call
address
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Cooks. SO I.

C)ns WET SID ST, TOP FLoOR-A RESPECT
zoo able woman TOO cook wash iron; Oh.
lection 10 the country best city reference Gail ad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

100 WEST 20rH ST. (RTNG SECOND BELL.-A
j III young Girl good pisin cook. washer and
ireaer or TO DO homework in private family; good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

OIL EAST 9th ST. TWO FLIGHTS, BAOR-A re-
I'll 1 spectacle woman 20 out by the dRv 20 wash
and rOn do housecleanIng MAKE herself use
full city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

IAO WEST 18Th STA COMPETENT YOUNG
IVA girl cook; is excellent baker and good
washer and ironeri objection to the country; best
references
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

40 WEST 20TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
= IS first class laundress; understands the business
thoroughly in a It's paris; city country; best city
reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

A WHITES PLACE 0srH ST. NEAR 7FH Az.
Il top hoor.A hly competent Rundreas wishes
gentle or FAMILIES washing; terms Tbc. dozen,
pufing and hntIng included; references Address
LAUNDKESs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

100 EAST 54TH ST. present FMPLoYERS,. "a
1Ae1 respectable girl cook, washer and ironer in
private family good city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

1AY WEST 18TH STA RESP FCTABLR YOUNG
.AVt woman cook erstands all kinds Of pa stry
and game Is GOOD bread biscuit maker; city or
country references
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1870 EAST 18Th ST., SECOND FLOOR. BAcK.--A
r. respectable woman wlsnes 70 take In washing
AMI iroping sc. per dozen good references.
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800 WEST 2Ta STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

DOs) wEsf 3DrH ST.. TnIRD FLOOR RrAR-As
AelL first class cook Understands her bu inc.s nor
onghly all its branc es IN French or EuEltsh cpoS
Ingi sher city country, but would prefer c0un
try
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

lie DOWNING ST, THIRD FLOOR. REAR BUILD
III ing "A respectable woman % take in washing oe
10 20 out by the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

1919 WEST 10Th ST. DELL No. D.-WANTED, ny
- n hrs class iaundress, one more famtly's
washing, ladies aud genlemens linens done up IN The
dnne; particular attention paid eentemen's whtts
pants and vests Call address, any time, Mrs 4.
MCILAEHHIIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

1G1 EAST s9Tu ST. FOURTH FLAT A REFLECT
ZAf able Girl and to assist with the washing
no objection 70 the Can DO for day
btpresont employers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

90 WEST 4sD STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
OfJ as cook willing 10 assist with washing
ana ironing; will be found careful and willng Is good
baker; best reference. Cal tor two daya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

T46 EAST SIN ST. PREsFsr EMpLoYER,s,,.
On every way. Call Wednesday and Thursday.
when lady eau be seen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

0DD EAST e6rH ST., BETWEEN Isr AND I'D
49, = ava-A woman as first class laundress IN pri-
vaIe fnmlly. city reicrcnce. CAL Tor two DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

/ 707 WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
| IVt aS lAundresS would do light house work city
or country several years references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-09

n s1A WEST l9'H ST, SECOND FLOOR, FRONT -
AO A respectable woman frst class cook; Is
excellent baker understands her business thoroughly
city or country; city references