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MISSED HIS MAN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
READING, Pa. Sept. a. 1879
Joseph Thuringer came to Reading to-day from
Ephrata Springs for the purpose he says OF collect
ing small bill. He called on Daniel B-obst. pro-
prietor of the Iron City HOTEL and says he asked
him for the money. He was told to leave the prem
ises ana when he reached the pavement he suddenly
turned drew revolver and fired. the ball just graz
ing Mr.. Brobsts head. Thurnger walked away, but
was shortly afterward arrested and locked up. He
WAS snha
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Shutar- -Gardan has improved The paily
Ielegraphs correspondent at Simla reports
that the advance of the main body of
troops will commence in twenty-five days, and
it should arrive at Cabul October 90
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TROUBLES AMONG THE MOULDERs IN LOUIS
VILLA STRIKE THREATENED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept. IA, 1879.
The 900 moulders of the Ohio Falls Car Company
who struck last week will not return to work. Thus
far in the fight they seem to be having tho
best of things as the company is unable to supply
their places The announcement that the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad contemplated reduction in
the wages of mouders similar to that made by the
Car Company causes considerable feeling among
this class of their employees, and they say a strike
will result from any cut down whatever.
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LOUISIANA'S DELIVERANCE.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. IA. 1879.
The anniversary of the overthrow OF the Kellogg
government on September A. 1874. observed to-
day. Military companies parsded through the
streets and o requiem mass for the members of the
fhadr nj
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A FATAL QUARREL.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. IL. 1879.
During an alteration in the northeastern suburbs
of this city tonight Andrew Fleming fatally
shot, ms is stated, by James Korr The affair occur
rcd the Pan Handle round house, and Kerr
boarded East-bound freight train Immediately
after the shooting and escaped
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assaulted ON THE STREET.

James Walker, veterinary surgeon, of No. 205
Lexington avenue. while walking along East Twenty
seventh street. last night, met between Lexing
ton and Third avenues. by three young mon. who
assaulted him. During the fight Mr. Walker
thrown. He tell heavily to the sidewalk and when
discovered by Officer Anderson aud taken home
found to be seriously hurt. His assaiiants escaped
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
BORDEAUX ELECTION.

THAT OF LAST ELEcTIoN-THE WEAPONS OF
FACTION
The second ballot for member of the Cham
Der of Deputies took place yesterday and
resulted in the defeat of M. Blanaui, the Com
munist, by the following vote:-M. Achard,
4,69S; M. Blanqui, 4,44O.
BORDEAUX SEEKS TO HARAss THE GOVERNMENT
BY ABsTENsIoN FROM THE POLLS DEspE-
RATE MANEUvREs OF THE CONSERVATIVES.
The second election, like the first. is important
for the very large number of abstensons which the
result disclosed. 1t is necessary to the validity of
French election on the FIRST ballot that the candidate
who stands highest the list should have been sup
ported by one-fourth of the electors. The First
circumscription Of Bordeaux contains 24,149 elcc-
tors, SO that to make valid election one of the
candidates should have received 6,03s votes. In
stead of this. NJ. Blanqui. who headed tho poll.
received only 1920 votes Consequently. though NJ.
Blanqui trumphed gloriously over his "oppor-
tunist" and moderate republican rivas-who only
got 1926 votes between them-he was not yet Deputy
for Bordeaux. OF that election the London standard
said that it was only one symptom among many Of
the extraordinary waywardness, uncertainty and
perverseness of French political opinion. The facts
and figures instructive and painful In the first
place, they show q determination on the part of
strong and powerful body in a city Of
the character of Bordeaux to embarrass the govern
ment and to defy the law. In the second place. they
testify to the extraordinary circumstance that
less than q fourth of tho electors take the
trouble to exercise tho boastei privilege of the
franchise. Third, the fact will be noted that no
conservative. whether royalist. Bonapartist
publican, thinks 1t worth while to test the senti-
ments of the constituency. This is all the more
surprising since it may fairly be presumed that
most of the electors who went the
poll on Sunday last opposed not only
to the principles enuncated by NJ. Blanqui, but like
wise to those advocated by the two other candidates.
How is it. then. that instead of striving to
the services of candidates representing their own
views they prefer to contemplate the triumph of
men whom they regard with alarm and aversion?
In the true to the question find the worst
danger of France. The persons who in that country
call themselves conservatives cannot fight what
seems losing battle. With a most pernicious
estimate of what is true and effective patriotism
they anticipate and desire the disaster they
predict and they cherish malignant exultation in
the success or extreme men. caused by their own
studied neutrality. Faction could employ baser
weapons than these. and French conservatives will
never engage much sympathy until this absurd
policy is abandoned
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CUBAN SLAVERY.

SLAVES DEMANDING THEIR LIBERTY AND FLEE
ING FROM THE PLANTATIoNs-BLANco AGAIN
TO THE FORE.
HAVANA. Sept. IL, 1879.
Reports have been received from Santiago de Cuba
that tho slaves on the plantations have demanded
liberty. and that their masters have promised to
civo them freedom IL they will engage to work
three years for wages. Many slaves are running
away, and the local authorities have asked Captain
General Blanco what they shall do. despatch
from Madrid announces that the government will
propose the Cortes that all slaves shall be given
their liberty July l. 1880. on condition of
Ycnrs OBLIGATORY labor. with wnges paid.
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WILL HE ACCEPT TIP
HALIFAX. Sent. IA.

HALfFAX, sept. IL, 1873.
challenge has been issued by Wallace Ross to
row Warren Smith three four mile race
n, s,,vor Lake. In hvo weeks. for $1,000
m aide IL IL not positively known what action
smith friends will take, but II Is not probable they
days race with Morris.
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egion, clear or partly cloudy
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding date Of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnut's
pharmacy. HERALD Building. No. 21S Broadway:--
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FALL OF A GALLERY.
New ORLEANS. La. Sept

New ORLEANS. La. Sept. IA. 1879.
While dancing party was in progress last night
at No. 22l Poydras street the gallery gave way.
Peter Delaney was fatally injured. Maggie Eagan
seriously, and David Carey, John Meyer, John Mag
ner and Florence Lewis slightly.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

lpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
NEWPORT, II. L. Sept. IA, 1879.
The United States steamer Tallapoosa arrived at
the torpedo station this morning with supplies.
The New York herald., 1879-09-15

A. C. Barstow. Of the United States Indian Com
mission. is at the Metropolitan. John Newell. gen.
era manager of the Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern Railway, is at the Clarendon. Ex-Congressmaa
+. Z. Woodbridge. of Vermont. is at the Fifth Ave
nue. Alfred Gather. OF Cincinnati. Ia ut the Gilsey.
Francis b. Hayes. of Boston. is at the Brevoort
Colonel A. b. Steinberger is ut the Albemarle.
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HYDROPHOBIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. IA.

PHILADELPHrA Sept. IA, 1879.
Charles McKcogh. aged seven years. died at his
parents residence. in Manayunk. to-day from hy-
drophobia. having been bitten by hound two
months ago. The case wac well dehned.
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q INTO CONsUMpTION-a

DRIFTING INTO CONSUMPTION.-A BAD
cough that would drift you into consumption in month
may cured in three days with HALRs HONEY HoRE-
HOUND TAR OF all druggists
J. Hubbell Merwnsville Conn, writes :."Pease send
a box OF Hac's Honey OF Horehound and Tar There 10
nothing like IL in this country and while here
1 o cure everybody of coughs and colds'
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
ANARCHY IN ROUMELIA.

INCREASE OF SLAVIC CoMMITTEEs-PREACH-
ING THE DETERMINATION OF THE MoHAM-
MEDANs
by CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept. IA, 1870.
The Standards Constantinople despatch
says;-"Advices from all sides represent that
Eastern Roumela is in state of complete
anarchy. There has been series of massacres.
Slav committees multiply daily and preach
determination of the Mussumans and the union
of Eastern Roumelia, Macedonia and Thrace
with Bulgaria, forming one Slav kingdom"
BULGARIAN OPPRESSION OF THE MoHAMME-
DANs-TURKs WAITING FOR REVENGE.
After the evacuation OF Eastern Roumelia by the
Russians and the commencement of Aleko Pachas
regime the Roumelians were for time quiet,
and the chief occupation Of the Bulgarian
inhabitants was to repair the losses caused by
tho war. Before the Russians left there
were demonstrations at Jambol. instigated
by Panslavist agitators. supported, it was
said at the time. by some Russian officers. letter
dated August said :-"No disorders to be feared
among the native population. who. though they still
hope for union with Bulgaria. content to
leave the realization Of this hope to a later
period. being for the time entirely abb
sorbod by their material wants. After the
Russians left. the Mohammedan part OF the
population reported to be in a state Of great
excitement and ready for uprising in many parts
of the country. Slavonic newspapers re-
ported that the eastern districts of Bull
garia. East Roumelia and Macedonia have again
become the scene of boodshed At Rasgrad, Eski
Djuma and other localities OF the Bulgarian dis
tric of Osman Bazar the Mohammedans stated to
be in arms; at Slivno Jamboli and further west
their East Roumelian brethren represented to
be initiating the evil example; while in Macedonia
both Slavs and Mohammedans were making
upon each other as well upon the Turkish
troops. In the latter province the neigh
borhood Of Djuma and Bitola, not many
miles south of Sofa. were described as the centre
of the disturbances. Reports Of uprsings have been
recently frequently received. and to all appear
ances' they were caused generally by the
expressions Of the Bulgarian population
on tho Turks From letter written from
Sofia, in August. we read:-"Bulearians are the
masters; Turks. before the law,
only on equality with Christians. Throughout
Roumela the Moslem population is breathing forth
vengeance and dreaming Of support from Constan-
tinople in a rising against the Bulgarians.
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Average temperature yesterday So
Average temperature for corresponding date
iast year.. .........."........... OsA
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PIKK's ToormAcHE DRors cure in one minute.

A. -ESPENSCHEID'S Celebrated HATS, FA
styles ready. at lis Nassau ST. betwe cen Beekman
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


A. C. Barstow, Of the United States Indian Com.
mission. is at the Metropolitan John Newell. gen.
era manager of the Lake Shore and Michigan South.
ern Railway, is at the Clarendon. Ex-Congressmas
+. Z. Woodbridge. Of Vermont. is at the Fifth Ave
Alfred Gather. OF Cincinnati. Is ut the Gilsey
Francis b. Hayes. Of Boston. is at the Brevoort
Colonel A. b. steinberger is at the Albemarle.
DRIFTING INTO CoNsUMpT1oN.-A BAD
cough that would drift you into consumption in month
:. Hubbsll; Meryinsvs Conn. writes :IrPieass send
nothing like il country while here wsas
to cure everybody Of coughs and colds"
PrKrs rooruAcuE DRors in minute.
A. EspENsCHEID's CELEBRATED HATS, FALL
styles now ready at lis Nassau between Beekmau aud
A-RUpTURE CURED-DR MARsHs TREAT
msn the only % sss rsass ssre ~ yssr p.aesss ss.
g. p%as Church no uptown eranchS ''' '''''''
A.-A-BRooKs' BOOTS AND SHOES
ane French saf s.fs and kid dre.. aArr-..
S. at BRooKs'. i,iod Broadway. corner 18th st. ~
Ave ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR VANILLA
'N''' - H. K 4 j. B. rHURBER CO.. Importers
COLUMBIA UMBRELLAS.
wM A. DROWN a CO., solo manufactnrsrs
the only Umbrellas meeting in particular the
quemens OF thoroughly good article a moderate price
they fine. soft gngham. and being absolutely fsss
color wall turn brown gray or soil the deiicsts
For sale by best dealers throughout tho country.
genuine ..s sa,s, unless TANNED on handle
49, and 500 Broadway. New York;
2i6 Marko. ST.. Philadelphia.
A-"PARIs NOVELTIES" JUST RECEIVED BIZ
J. g. DEyINs. 1.i92 aud ioi Broadway.
FRUIT GLAcE IN TEMPTING ARRAY Is SOLD
at reasonable rates At GREENFIELD's yu0 Broadway
ai5 BrSsa~sy s oS cafrESroS Sih ALLEN. ss
81 Send for circular.
IN PRICE
roR THE CAMPAIGN
THE WORLD.
AN EIGuTPAGE PAPER,
FOR
wINcHEsrER's HYPopHosPHTTEs WILL CURE
Consumption, Coughs. Bronchitis. &c. 81 John 81, NY
WIGS ToUpEEs.-HIGiEsT AWARD AT PARIS
Exposition. 1878. O. RAuCHfUss. a. East 18th st.. N.Y.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A.
Before seokng medical aid read DIR. LA GRAN0ES
works his advanced opinions and
with the old exploded doctrines still pracssd
Opinion. Of the pros. Those books are simply SQUAD
science reduced common sense Premature Dsray'
j cents will be read with interest by those of ripe ysara
to % fs nS and Avoid sySs yssSs sa
old ti5 cents, direct from the author,
DIR r. J. LA GRANGE.
principal Of the arm Jordan Dsvieson, proprietor Of
the great European school OF Anatomy, philadelphia
of
Residence, u East il,h 81, New York,
and .62j Filbert ST.. PhiladcphtM
uours-Morhings 10 till 2; evenings. to I; sundaya
from 10 till IL VI. only.
-A-A-A-A-A-A.--
"A. MANS MISSION on EARTH.
popular medical treatise clearly hidden
which vitality and shorten the OF life
with hnts tor tho removal OF the showing how
taxed powers may be fully restored aud obstacles
tage overcome. sy mil Zoe, currency or postage
Science aud Art. 4se 9Th av.. New York city.
NEW EDITION OF THE PHILOSOPHY or MAR
~ RAGh Treatise on the Disorders OF the Nervous
system all forms and Stages OF Premature Debility snd
Diseases OF Mon, 70 cents. Address skCRErARl, Neg
York Museum Of Anatomy, ols Broadway, New fort
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A-RUPTURE CURED-DR. MARSH'S IRE
ment the only safe, reliable cure ~ years practca
percnce. Only Office No. Vesey ST., Astor House. opps
st. Paul's Church mo uptown branch
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C. A. Reed has been appointed agent for
:'ie sale of Louis Cooks celebrated buggies.
lie has just received an elegant assortment,
and can suit those who call on him
early
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Honea Path.

This place is putting on new. clean face.
Painting and whitewashing are engaging
the time Of several of the clerks and others
who are not engaged in farm pursuits, and
from what we learn almost every house,
out house and store room, is to undergo q
dressing ere the good work ceases m Crops
are pretty clean, and generally look we'll.
The acreage Of cotton IL largely in excess 0:
the corn, and more attention it seems is
being paid TO its culture. Some small grain
which has been already cut appears well
filled. Mr.. ID. S. Mccullough has harves-
ted several acres of extremely fine oats,
upon one and one-sixth acres of which be
has over thiI Seen hundred sheaves, and
calculates to thresh over one hundred bush
els. Can any other section beat this ......
Prof II. g. Reed has given his pupils holi-
day, which they propose enjoying in the
wny of q fishing party on Thursday, the 5th
inst, with others who will join them in
making the day pleasant. Quite an
amount Of sickness in the community, but
no contagion, except whooping cough,
which, here, only respects iiose upon
whom it has onced preyed. TYRo
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Evening Entertainment.

On Friday evening, the Both inst, q party
of ladies and gentleiren assembled a. the
residenc" of Col. E. M. Rucker fcr the pur-
pose of spending few hours in social en-
joyment. No more suitable pia could
have been selected than Mt this genial and
hospitable home. Each member of the
party met n most hearty nnd cordial recep-
ton at the hands of the Colonel and his
good lady. Free access was given to every
department of the home that would tend to
accelerate and heighten the festivities of the
occasion. Who could have done otherwise
than spend those hours pleasantly? The
party was composed of the elite of Ander-
son and Greenville. BY 10 o'clock the
guests had all assembled, and on command
given by joviul Joe, Jack came to the front,
and after few strokes of that fam liar old
air, the ladies mysteriously appeared elc-
gantly masked. Oh how strikingly love
ly! Now came the difficult problem to de-
cide-which was t'other. For a moment
deathiy silence prevailed, then rush for u
partner for the time being After short
interval of time was spent In walking, talk
ing and courting, the ladies unmasked and
10 and behold the disappointed, blank
conntenanccs, when it was revealed to whom
many of the young men ha oecn paving
their attentions. The party, one and all
enjoyed themselves most admirably, judg.
ing from appearances. Evenings spent in
this manner will be green spots ever fresl,
in our memories. LOCKER OK
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A Tlp-Top Picnic.

Mr.. EDIroR: Having enjoyed the pleas
| ure of attending picnic given by Miss
| Emma MOore's school last Saturday, Nav
| 31st, day long to be remembered by those
present. and it having proved perfect sue
cess, | ask room i'll your paper for few
| dots concerning it.
The members of the school, with their
| comites, assembled at the academy, II miles
| southeast of this place, bearing baskets well
supplied with paJula. about 81 a. m.
Before o'clock the Juvenile band removed
to Archer's Creek, place selected by Miss
Moore-and a beautiful place it was There
we were joined by one of the Trustees, and
family from High Shoals, among whom
was the teacher fiom the High Shoals vi
cinity. The baskets were placed under a
venerable old white oak, and fishing was
soon comme.,ce.l-the s.cs!, o::o; fishing in
the creek and the large ones on dry land.
the latter using the more energy. A group
strolled down the stream, landed on nm
island, joined in playing "mumble- peg. +"
but continued fishing.
| Abou. Il n. IN. we stroled buck to the
venerable oak. Between ~ and D. IN. the
baskets were opened and their luscious con-
tents profusely spread, to which all were
! cordially welcomed. Then came an impor-
tant part of the picnic.
Immediately after our sumptuous rcpast
the talented and promising young law stu
dent, Mr.. C. E. Wardlaw, was called upon
to display his elocutionary powers, to which
request he kindly acceded. His large and
appreciative audience was highly amused Us
we'll as instructed.
At the close of bis address the lamb-like
crowd returned 10 the Aca. Tho remainder
of the afternoon was spent In social dance,
under the music of Mr.. Green, for which
he has manly thanks At o p. III. the picnic
ended, and the crowd dispersed, exulting at
the success of Miss Moorc's first picnic. A
more pleasant and sunny faced group have
never met. Everybody enjoyed it-big,
little, old and young. The Sc 'ol marin
has abundant reasons to be enc aged. 1
have never attended picnic that was more
universally enjoyed. Truly /: deserve, 20
be termed "tip.tnp."
| The sncccss with which the day was crowned,
| The joy that oiled tho meeting,
! Shall In our every h,art abound
| Whie 10 Miss Moore we tender greeting.
! PHILo.
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The more scientific medicine frees itself
from the false theories of the past, the
brighter appear the virtues Of DR.. Harter's
Liver Pills and DIR. Harters Fever and
Ague Specific.
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If you want q straw hat cheap call OH C
A. Reed, Agent. He still has good assort-
inent of felt and stiff hats also.
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Closing Out Snlc {!

Arlistein & Rose offer great inducements
to customers at their annual closing out
sac, commencing this week.
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VIRGINIA CASSIMERES.
TUST RECEIVED, a lot of those excel.
~ lent goods that gave such perfect satis-
faction. Call soon and make selection.
A. B. TOWERS 81 co.
April IL. 1879 40
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Clothing! Clothing! Clothing!
Largest assortment i'll Town, ut aud be.
low cost, at the New York Cash Store

I'D We have u large stock Of Muslins,
PiQucs. Dress Linen, pcrcalcs, Buntings,
Beragcs, all of which wo will close out at
low figures.
ARNSTEIN e. ROSE.
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Anderson AIarke. Reports.

The prices current for the following arti-
cles in this market are:
Cotton-middling, ll4-lirm.
Corn--S0 TO 85c.
Flour-$5.50 to $3.50
Meat-C. X. sides q, u. &. sides q, shoul-
ders 5.
Lard-lCc
Molasses-H. o. Sc to SOC.
Meal-S5 to 00c.
Sugar-7lc to 1OIc.
Cotiee-l23c to 10sc.
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Periodic or Intermittent Fevers and Fe-
yer and Ague, together with other miasmatic
diseases, all have o common Maiarial ori-
gin: No part of the Mississippi Valley is
entirely free from tlcm yet they may
be either prevented or cured ~ the use OF
DR.. Harter's Fever and Ague Specific and
Liver Pills
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WoMANs RIoHrs.-Yes, woman has as
good right to health and happiness as the
other sex. Then, why suffer so 'r when
the remedy Is within youl cl Try
Bradiield's Female Regulator, u mans
Best Friend, and you will have your health
and strength fully restored. Call on your
druggist for circular, and see some OF the
wonderful cures it has made. 44-i.
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Another lot of sewing machines just re-
ccived by c. A. Reed, Agent, with new at
tachments and improvements. He is pre-
pared to offer great inducements Oh his
popular machines.
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49, Dr...m...,, and
operators wanted.
Best wages
'''N oPPENHEMER a Co,
15I Church st.
A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
hwork; wages 81 must have city references $40 West
4Oth st.
DEMAND FOR TELEGRAPH OPERATORS
sy and and ssHs ry MS sssn
av. ;establishcd ~ yoars
A WILLING AND CAPABLE GIRL To DO GEN
Aora housewcrk in small family permanent place 10
satisfactory girl Apply at Z Eas, i36th st.
A GIRL FOR GENERAL noUsEwoRK; WAGES
h$IO. Apply at lei East SD ST.
A Ito CRoCHETERs IN FEATHER EDGE BRAID:
A.work given out city and country Apply l39 West
25th st.. room No. .. Bring your own needle = -
A -A-A.-CLOAKMAKERs WANTED; STEADY
nnc work need apply to. GOLDMAN BROTHERS, ~
Greene St. -
A NEAT GERMAN GIRL WANTED-AS COOK AND
llaundress In American family OF three adults Ap
ply Monday morning, from 10 20 II ocloc< iii West
Both ST.
(tooK wANTED--GERMAN PREFERRED. VINO UN-
Understands English cooking must be neat
industrious and oblging Address with aud refer
ences, PETERS, box 2O7 Poet ofice. New York
tARPET SEW WERs wANTED-AT go MERCER ST. |;
Oncnc but experienced hands need apply.
EXPERIENCED DREssMAkERs WANTED NONE
lIbut competent hands ncod apply before O'clock 40
Grove st.
LfRsT CLASS FRENCH CooK-REsrAURANTO OR
3uth st.
Uwork aud take Of small chidren S24 Lcxing-
ton av