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, 1875-10-13
~ contssoom nnd r an aor or txo To nick out man,

otITwAnD ArrEAnANCEs.
They wn1ll1 nnltrc HAT unnatural eaTrrnfas Anh
rolling nj ihc ryeE. wrh belnngs Ia tho nJiurn-eatnr
l.sn face a~ny .kin, 1urky ant! uncertain motion
nf Tho hai,lfs. and on.
Dr. H. sail tIst inter Tho Rrcat Fire. tcrs were Inn
dreda of persons Ila,l been burned ont, and had
not tlle means Ia buy their usual allowsne,
nrrhine who wnnll eG, lie, eteal. lo anything to
Ers iuoncy 10 buy tho drug With; aud donhtlet" many
murder IT about that time waH trareabe directly 10
th1a rtsTlng for opium.
Another pss!ean stated tlat e.ery ono Of Tho fson
wnnen Of TIM ctty usc,l Tho drug, al many OF thcnl
could trars Tho cAusc Of .htdr norrnw WI
few ever bsoks on, md cel llls Of \ i!v-
ing In thn city WIN hid LIFT of IT, usr rn ?ears tt
fore, Aia .st hus thort tttne aHn hA told htm hat
there @aa constant RnhwnR II her vltsla yoart.
inH Tor somrthtnB that she know Waa oIss.!l.
POPULARITY or OPiuM-EArEnA.
Tho lecturer Fnd there was one pccalihriy no fsad
afwaya noticed IN nplft.estors that thry wero con-
ssntly IN lrc1i Of death. II vi, cattn.tcl hy rhy
at!an That onetcnth u tho population Of Chicago VA
addicted 10 the ,so Of this rern1c'ous tlrGR, and
n anyfhlnBt thta Nha an untstest1thhte. Iht
advertised opium cures Woro III traul
There was spctnt known III tho world thtt wo.llt
taEc tho place Of oLun nn The only way 70 ae rid d
ta urc lto tia: OF ALCOHOL 10 stop At oMcn nh;
forever asd suffer thn agoos Of mental hrll uni!
such tae Is tho morbid appotlss became controllahe
, 1875-10-13
CRIMINAL.

Thieves brohs through the window Of tbs saloon Of
ueury dadc ko.c2 Wet Randolph street, aud carried
of 800 cgars aud other articles valued at about l0o
"Ksnsas Tom.r notorious pckpoetst. sas arrested
yesteIhy eYcnlna With hts hands closely cutching SIS
In ths pocket Of Morgan Wnsch, who Essides =. No.
III Townsend slreet,
Hneak thieves made go,d joha Monday night 1t the
rtadcncss ot George HAnse1, vt No. - Hubbard srrest
here they secured Ss3 worth Of clothing and aao At
the res!saco u obert Reilly, NJ No. 12s North Peoria
sree where thsy got &76 worth Of clothing in trunks
4 uaniaA aAioE nsmsd Harry Anderson, waa rob-
bed Monday evening Of sta BY two who stacked
hin while In tho roar Of tue Cas- Worka On tho NORTH
Hranch One OF Them drew knife and threatened 10
kin HIN II he did not tto up hR Monty. The aAsatl.
auls eFo believed " haro been Americana.
George Bntnssr. who 10 somewhat ain.tlaz 10 othss
taisses Of ths s4'ue clan. yesterday aole l4proes.
eantets. wb'ps, snu other articles fsom t.s sherman
lonaa stshlus. III tho Of the Now Chicago Ths4-
tire, Otnrer Hchumskur arrested George and put him
on cue Of tbs ntops Ags Ut tho Aardsou bsroes Hta
when he fees one came to town yestoay 10 buy soo
ledalng to keop him.ef warm during tho coming win.
met Pstrck syIsa Who otd lin nv xasra s na eouiI sus
blankets a. re4ucs hgure, out, whtls telling him, hs
hsre h1..lf to y ~ !s sa G Hla .a.n,s .e.teks Tat
oneer Hogan. Of Tho we4t Madi.op s,rsst Station,
yesterday srrtatsd sueat thief who si,ss tho ukulv u
John l.nDlusou. liis msu,s III liz ne surgical nstru
witch Ii hDocsor neynolds." he hAs gained acccai
to The private Offices Of Numerous physicians, and
| iu essA hsB esurtisl tho rooma Of the!r co,l
tont4. Dss. stes.ns, lut!tut, s.eals, Ells, John
I Aon, Adams. aud Phillips Ill bs4t witnnAa x
yohns tre4chssy., IL Nv bceu asfeatsa ieF ths Of
feute Oh s#vessl previous occasions, but hiss uove
besn pro*rly runl'hed ~. tinao tho proof asaio.
and will turn ssretal hundred dolsrs worth ol
the pluudtr. jnstlrs ssuy viii attsua u bis Casa "a
dav.
Tha hobtall nuisance IL constantly recurring In Al
Tho various phsses Of crime, and matters absolute
" boyund ths control Of Ila pocs the citizens or
eou'iany itseif nh ths present vt Of bobta en-
houth plylsluu hallway barn On htaie street, nsa
Ixeptlsh. Shortly atter nitaiset. yesterday morn
H. Ss.a, T. I'D bass ill., satssonsi psstty seSs.si,
10 oaeeE Jones, ut ths Twentyaccond esfeet 6tattpi
!, tnlssfassd And threatened 70 arrest Acclund. Al
= when ha 10 his aenses hs lying the hoe
u os As bssu. Ind than ha went So< Nooluua In Vi
, 1875-10-13

=, p,o 1n,ro.r,. Ia fnr,,,s ,nve~s.te .ln
-. n.t,,..d ,,,tp,t r,r rtolra =, thu attending
.nraeen by W. H. couaon, 10. ssnre ,".. ,'n rortesv
Tho tnstitntion. and for neglect o! du's t"u 'u
1o e'", w. W." s,nr,,' nntr,, nn,o,n,A to but IT,
noon VA. ss " ..,". t,.r,, nm VA, Jcy ,te u tho
suljncs By thu Truslcen, Msasr.. D. f'oolW
Gh!s.ss J: ~ g. ws,!sms' Williams Ut VA" o0""''' ""u "'
Ms Cnrdnn npouel thu proceel!nRs wlth sne osaM- III
tnation Of r. W. l'fown, who ~ 1ihtH' unaor s .ss
that he had 1tyed hero anea 1871 haa khoH" ne IN
Wolf lwclve yetre agp, when she lived IN hs ia4H!
aud not hnf. lie hal necorap aM'eA tho aita ~
her Ttrits 10 we lhnfhtsF5 !tc easa VIZ w ~ T.
pointed Ia not getting tho girl In for tscat1n, II" no
look ttron1 interest tn htr.
Arfvlew Hsa mada ny ~. Cnnhon OF mo os'dsnre .t
clictstd Ut rerA froIn pt Morgan, nnn ~ !' a,nas
exhibited ralatvo to Lis Akil III cuf1h1 uA 't"
, 1875-10-13
ANOTHER STABBtNC CASE,
HIN0utAR IuNoHANcK OF TIE Pol. .1rr

Andy OBrteu cheap aaloon keeper It No. I Archer
Areuue, gave grand olNninE Monday sytulus, and,
To mAkn tho thing conplstu Success, 10 ga,4e.asl
about hisn number Of The drivers OF boltAu pus-
suces, moving full wsll .hst such combination could
lot fa,l 10 result In some gratuous .dyesttsnR o biz
now psce Of business And 10 It ltd, hut tho mob might
have murdered tho entire population ot the nctshhos-
hood man, woIusnt aud child, and thoss wooden.
headcd poloomen would have k''owa nothing Ah0ut IL.
James IAugdon an.l William 0'Dr!en. both babtail
dsi,srs. Aier midnight the mob IL tAe Aalooa Or,
saS1usd .ad ro:s to shs dgsy q magnificent tsss
fea ttom tep TO bottc Tnisty eot,ss .nt
when theaa failed In effectiveness knlfes were drawn
md tndAcrtlninats bu.eAertng commenced,
utsls loss than murder. Huus Of ths participant
plunged kntto tAFes tines In rapid succession Int
14Isdoar neck While sn9tbas ons sass h.n nsfs r.
dtn. ,!tA ps1ss wesv .sodca: All thres wounds ~st
closs together 1t tic pspu Ut Tho nBck.
AZ about tbs sAne time O'Ilrieu beng slcsd q
nto ,ate ,S ,SofRsaa 9a tniase'mess g.sh On a.
Ss sy@s.15 Il tx paaas,1 s 9As w II
othss wound W. d.xp ssa[ tae lower port!o
tho wrist completely sesasns he cord. Of The hand
.1m. Both men blvd freely, snd were only saved b.
.he timely H.tsal q p. Kessr. WHO. wien ha 90
blood. o'bEi.n ~ss tateu .u biz homo on Arnoi
street, lAt~eeu Trenty-nnl anl Twenty.seeop
etrss. ana Lsasdoa 10 biz residence. Ke III lutior
bt1A.
Al shis took plsea within almost stous's throw o
tho station, and Jet tbs polos lasw aoshin,
about It md apparent]y cared s,t iss,
Ths roQndsmAn on tbs beat, who, by The way u,uy
10 written down Al AZ, Wheu questioned aout II tsJ
might, knew nothing concerning II e1oett thlt ther
WA iit.le xindov-an.shing Gless hardly WORTH Iii
ABLY rsoose1 bui, noterthelsss ii nlght jua ~ sas
kafs been doubls murder, and tho pollcu ~, hA,
fnowu I word about It.. Wsrs 1t Tho hrst tl1us that
hsA hAp,Anad It would ba uoodleas To uata these {tst
but In III ths numerous 4tabbln8 afrsys That have
Cured reeooli5 the polcs have been mest t1trelne
careful not 10 sArl alngls word about them un
they read the newApapass.
, 1875-10-13
PRISON INVESTIGATION.

LITTLE nooK, Oct. la.-An investigation into
tho management Of tho Arkansas Ponstentiary
by tho proscnt lessee. zub Ward, conducted by
tho Doarl Of pauitontlary Commissioners, con-
sstinx Of tho Governor, Secretary Of HtAts, aud
Attorney General, has inst been had. Tho Board
fluids some grave abuses exating at prosent. tut
they do not regard then, of 4 character sufficient
10 wpsrant them in depr'ying the present lossee
OF Ills contract
, 1875-10-13
ARKANSAS DDCrO86,

LITTLE Rock. Oct. 12.-1n obcaionco 10 call
OF large number Of tho medical fraternity OF
this Htato thcre was mass convention Of ply
sioians to-day for the purpose of organizing
another State Medical Association. The follow.
tuE otticats wore aloctod. Or. Ellis l}vrd, of
Philip. County, Presidents DR.. 4. I. Dale, Of
Taxarthpt. bacretAry.
, 1875-10-13
PREVENTION IL rnrrEa THAN cunE.

II ta- E.gifor ~ n. FArenqs 5sshane'
Cn1cAno, Oct. t2.--There Ia scarcely day or week
m..en oyer hit M seo notices Of ho1es aud tugRcs
hcur esoien from, tho different streota In ths city,
which could bc avofdel by little forathoHRht the
rart of oncrs II they would procnre ehAan Of snf
ncent ienSt1 70 50 round tho hosss's mock End Two
locks 70 that thu chan could b6 locked to the Rug On
tIIr rh,c~ns and round tn neck, which would be Int
itt.lc more Qf any trouble thsn hchinHatrap. no
thhla not hsar =! 60 Eany hs!n9 eloet, ~ the lee
10 keep It secrct stated In this nornlnR'srsIrr
EQHETHptGuf.
, 1875-10-13

Who Can Beat Thess Figures
0tna can got made to order OF In ths best atyle
business auits Or worStsd diagonal coat and vest
nn ysiaa heayar orercoat. for $sI $0 or 5it. Ord
NAY X Newl4ul,
, 1875-10-13

AftlBtlc, Htch,
and taaslul. both In the article and In it, engraving
snd putting up IL what IL sought for bridal. birh-
day, or anniversary present, Snd no house In tls
Northwest can Offer such Inducements In these things,
both tho yAssty Of tho selections and tn prcoe.
Giles, Dra Co., whose ssese hss loa8 been tbs pride
Of ChIcag gQk flahtonAhla peopiu.
, 1875-10-13
THE MICHIGAN IlOU0R LAW

Spkeiat Ltsputeh 10 Tht Chicago tribune.
LANs1Eo, Mich, Oct. 12,-An opinion was rom
derel to-day suBsaining Inc constitutlonality OF
tho act taxing the sao OF liquors. A fine polut
was mado IN the case that q ta1 could not be
construed into license.
, 1875-10-13
THE GAlESBuRG FAIR,

Special D,spGtch to The Ch.enao Tribune.
GA1EsDuRo, ILL.,, Oct. 12.-After two adjourn-
nents, the ualesburg Enlr opened to-day with
boau.,ful weather, and will continue through
Friday Of this week.
, 1875-10-13

Tho Meaning Of "C. O. b."
Gentleman Ia tho adjsceut 4owus having clothing
that looks rusty, ragged, aosd by sending Il to
Cook MctA1u, No. 30 Dearborn street. With ofdurs 70
ceaDs dye, u repair, pay for all whea returuod
, 1875-10-13

Berometer4 In thu Boots
= mama otlea applied to oo1ns aud bunions. Your
Asst way 10 cass thsra y with DAlsJ's Magical HaiA
Extractor, Ono sppuc&uaa vii give innedIse Felief.
IL
, 1875-10-13

Flano3 and Organs.
HslIet, Dsvs Co utaud, Hluare, and Upright
aud Smiths American osGshs eau bs found only at
". ". Aimhsus, corner Stats and Adams stfsets,
ChlcsuQ.
, 1875-10-13

Elmwool and Warwick.
dnatemsn travelling nhoull take NTH tbsua supply
OF Elnwood or Warwick collars. They will always
have nice eollar 10 wcar and escape that bnus OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL Only another natne
for !" draft OH the pocke1,"
, 1875-10-13

o1oui1ed ox.MA9Eow for tho Hsly,
By Buck k 6syaaS, mataIt Of ths NArs Colakns,
, 1875-10-13
Electro Silicon.

This wonderful &Eielo IL pure lntusosis obtalnnd
from u,iap In NetAta, nhsss 1t MAS probably dsused
when ,ns world MAI ysusg. ~ .hs hest mAsesa!
deovoted for cleaning and olhtnx Gold, SIlEus. 0ss
ae. II eontA no srit ot eh'nsas And poll'aes with
you viii ba satasd. Sold By Furnshsrs. Drug.
gi4ts, Jewellers. and Orocsu. Agents. GiLLEF, lie.
UULLtG1f 90. y aud - 8oatl Watsr-4t, Chicago
, 1875-10-13

THE EYE AND EAR lNFlRMARY.
cnAhats AaA1asr pa. HoLAEs uIsAlasEp.
meeting os tia Board o& Trustees of The atstS
ChAttshs Bye ana EAs ln151ussy Nas hs1d yestsrdsy
, 1875-10-13
POLITlCAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TENTH WARD.

A meeting Of tho Republicans Of The Tsuth Wasd
will bs hel ct Just!re 6allabury4 olnce cornos
uon and Madison.s IT,, on Thursday eveutng tor the
puFposs Of nominating deleEse4 ticket 10 b. voted
for At tho epubesn primaries BatuEday. All Itepub-
hcsps Of The ward are requested g be rfessat.
J. ii. 0ETMAN, HeoretAry.
, 1875-10-13

ALEx1ao7os, Ky,, June 80, te73-
.sGentlernen: taks very groat pleasure tu recon-
mending tho OentAur Iniment ses shsosAn: W. we
best remedy have eyer triad for pEasss s'fAas GUS
s'D1'''' wv 1'' "WENnY r. AIc9RATu."
fo{d nv all dr,,u9stx: 10 ceutA and 81 per hDtlu.
, 1875-10-13
.... AUCTION SALES,
by II. CHADWICK s. co.
1l0 East AAdlson.xt,
OPENING SALE.

THURSDAY, Oct. 10, u 10 =. nl., We will mAke our
opening eala 1t our new stors, Ito East Madsonxt,
ald large atock OF Household Goods, Ot1ce Fusnl-
tuse Stoves Chals1. Lounges show lsees etc., viii
10 s0d without rtserys. Parties Wanting bargains
huI do well 70 At&aud thlA Bats.
Il, CHADWICK i CO.. AuetiooeexS,
, 1875-10-13

"1uE NEW DEPARTURE or PLYMOUTH cuuHcu.
II tAs kaitpr oF TAs cxtcaao Hsdans:
culcAuo, Oct, la-A cernst has been added 10 tho
ruaio Of Plymouth Church, aud We would inform IL
p<ator thai NA. Nsr4ua fuN bts.a hapd u opea fos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

A FRENCH PARTISAN LADY, HAVING Much BX-
n perence In teaching aud with the highest references,
wishes engagement resident eoverness in Amer
family Qualifications superior branches in French,
English. Italian. music, singing drawing water eoors.
painting. algebra FIRST elements In GreeS Latin and Ger
man Address ANToNIA, No. ST. Denis st., Montreal,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

90 EAST 32D ST BETWEEN 4TH AND LEXIEG-
~ present empoyer'sl-A respectable young
girl Do chambcrwork and assist with the Of children
willing and obliging.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

ee WEST AID STA YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBER
w maid and take of grown children. cham
bernad and waitress in private family; be well
mcnded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

10 EAST SID STA COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN
IC FIRST class chambermaid in private family can
operate Wheeler Wilson'S machine understands wait
ing ladies and dresses har best city reference from last
place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

A SECOND STORY FRONT OR SOUTH ROOM WITH
II dressing Parlor and Bedroom. with Board So
Reference. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

n -B0ARDERS WANTED-EIEGANT BOARDINGl
III. accommodations NIL locations prices ana
ticulars free. GEO D. HAWKINS 2s West Twenty ninth
street. Open evenings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

OK 1sT Az, SECOND FLOOR BACK.-A GIRL As
eD)f chambernaid willing assist with washing and
ironing: best references
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

400 WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
f.DU chambermaid and to help with the washing OF
waiting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

THE OWNER OF AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE WILL
rent 70 first class applicants Second Floor with with
out private table also Rooms gentemcn
changed Apply at Hotel st GERMAN, Filth and
Twenty. second street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

nNE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE A LARGE
~ sunny Room with Board small private family central
location; terms S25 per week Address A. r. s. box 1888
Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

4 > WEST 54TTI STA GIRL TO DO CHAMBER
- work and plain sewing, Or take care Of children
good city reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

AN WEST 4oD STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
HIU girl chambermaid and waitress in first elias:
boarding house; best city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

BOARD BILLS, WASH BILLS AND PRINTING SUIT
ID able for hotels and boarding houses obtained
low prices from the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTAR-
LISilMENT. No. 21s Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

10 EAST 10Th STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
llO girl to do chamberworx and fine washing and iron
ing, would do waiting; city reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

WORKTNG HOUSEKEEPER WANTED (PROTES-
w tant) in family Of widower aud two children;
others; regular help be good cook and have
doubted reference Address, with terms, &c, H., box 73O
Post Office.
yNANTED-AT NO ~ WEST 54TII ST. PROTEs-
w tsnt young infants aud seamstress
Cali from 10 to12 NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

. A WEST THIRTY. FOURTH sTREET.-LARGE. HAND
Ot somey furnished Rooms; hot and cold water, with
two $40 per week hall rooms at
81 ~. and S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

I LARGE FRONT ROOM AND TWO BACK ROOMS
first and second floors two large Rooms with or
without Roard pleasant location l4o West Fourth street
Sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

OC1 WEST 33D STA YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBER
Z.)I maid and waitress. has objection TO assist with
washing and ironing good reference from her last place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06
BOARD AND LoDGING WANTED.

A FAMILY or SEVEN DESIRE GOOD AND COM
IN Portable Board for the winter in respectable location,
the rate OF 50 each week. three double and single
Bedroom required house be very clean Of refer
exchanged. Address, stating particulars, HOME,
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

I BLOCK FROM FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL AT 1871
West Twenty third stree-Large front sunny Room and
bath, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

A LADY, HAVING AN ELEGANT HOUSE WOULD
~ let two or three handsomely furnishes perma-
nentiy Or transient Address /. NJ. DANTREE Herald
Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

A GENTLEMAN WANTS ONE OR TWO ROOMS AND
"A really good Board in strictly private family Address
BACHELOR box 200 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

a X WEST AID sT-As FIRST CLASS CHAMBER
f,JI maid aud waitress viii assist with Gne washing
three years city reference From last place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

A WIDOW LADY, HAVING MORE ROOM THAN SHE
~ requires would let furnished front Room, with gas and
re TO o. two single gcnemon breakfast II requred
terms moderate 262 Eighth avenue Twenty &C..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

TO WEST 3IST ST. TOP FLOOR BACK.-A
I'D colored girl chambcrmaid and waitress would
do general homework in small family two three. Call
for days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

900 WEST 26TH ST, THIRD FLOOR. RooMI5.-A
OH young girl in private family, chambermaic
waitress: would assist with washing do plain
sewing; good city reference Call or address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

OA7 WEST 26TU ST.-Two AMERICAN PRoTES-
ZUl tant girls, sisters; chambermad and wait
ress the other CD ambcrnad objection 10
the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

1l1 WEST 18Th STA YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAM
IOl bemad and waitress in private family; 0bjcc-
with the washing and ironng city refer
from her last employer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06
BOARDERs WANTED.

400 LEXINGTON AyENUE.-A GENTLEMAN AND
~ VILE without children, will let their second story
bread, biscuits. sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

General Homework, SC.
OH WEST SID ST.. TOP FLOOR-A REsPFCrA.
AOf BILE girl 60 do general Homework In small private
family good cook washer and ironer city refer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A LARGE WELL
~ furnished 'front.' Room, with good Board: also hall
Room no other boarders references exchanged 1872 Lex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RECEIVE A.
"A refined party, consisting Of gentleman and wife, 10
board ur the winter longer and give them beautiful
second hoo Of two large rooms with bathroom between
located Madison square. Address III AMBITION box
123 Herald Uptown Branch office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

A 7 WEST THIRTY. FIFTH sTREET-FRoNT ROOMS
Il en- suite separately second and third floors with
Board also Rooms for gentemen the house Is handsomely
furnished throughout and first class in all its appointments:
references
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06

I HANDSOMELY FURNISHED LARGE ROOM TO
let with Board for two with private bath for SIG: also
for S2 No 80 East Seventh street. Cooper Ins-
tuf
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900 EAST 4STH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
600 good cook and assist in washing and ronng city
reference. Cali or address
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I TIL STREET, 227 wEsT.-THE OWNER ASSUME
IT control and has newly furnished and painted Through
will first class parties Suits and Rooms pryat
table IL required Apply premises ut Hotel St Ger
main, Fifth avenue and Twenty second street.
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70i WEST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET-A HAND
lU-t some furnished ROOM for gentleman and wife, with
board for lady only.
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A II EAST TWENTY EIGHTH sTREEr-CHoICE
Rooms large closets, water all improvements to let,
with Board nurses children taken.
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tx EAST 32D ST. SECOND FLOOR. 'FRONT.'
III respectable young gas chambermaid IN private
family and also do plain sewing good city references
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1 ROOMS. e. TO Sls; FIRE AND GAS; HOUSE AMI
j. Table kept st class; families aud single gentlemen
nicely accommodated; day Boarlers. LIS West Twenty
ninth street, Broadway and Sixth avenue.
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CIlambermnids, &c.

WEST 57TH STA YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBER.
maid in private family: willing help with the wash
ing and ironing; good references
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"A I EAST TWENTY SECOND STREET.-A PRIVATE
family have few elegantly furnished Rooms To let
reference required
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eth AVENUE, SIN +, GAGE OFFERS IN THIS
- unusually handsome house. hitherto private, commo
dous Suits and single Rooms, with private table table
d'hote; references exchanged.
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yIyAxTED-oNE UNFINISHED ROOM, WITH
w Board for lady and child; not exceed So.
Address Mrs. r. NJ, Herald office.
ylrANTED-A LARGE AND SMALL ROOM COM
w muncating, with Board. for gentleman, wife, boy
and girl 10 years old, at SIS week W. =. T., 20 Park
row, 40.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

ITO LET-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
with small room attached, suitable for gentlemen,
gentem and lady Of the localities In the
city rent low 10 respectable parties Apply a. South
Washington square.
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A a WEST TWENTY FOURTH sTREET-RoOMs ON
4 II second floor; hall Room fourth toor with with
Board private table ifdesred; moderate Refer
given and required.
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BOARD WANTED-FoR LADY, CHILD AND NURSE,
ID with private Table forms not TO exceed $50 week
Address with full particulars, Y. u H., Herald office.
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A LII EAST NINETEENTH STREET, NEAR BROADi
H. 49, w r furnished Rooms suite and
shgy win BOARD central and elegant locaton table and
eseryih,ns hrst class aso Table Board references
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ERITTENDEN HOUSE. liza BROADWAY, CORNER
~ ofrwcnty sixth street doth American and European
can make reasonable rates for winter.
u. SALISBURY Proprietor -