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New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

airy Society comes in reinforccs the work and
res ii on.
The subject of the last address Of the afternoon.
made by Miss Bancroft, tho work of the deacon
esscs Of the church. The speaker expressed thank
funess that the Methodist Church had ordained
dcacones,cs. because other churches in Europe had
found such an order helpful Tie dcaconesses resolve
the masses Of people into individual, and win them
one by Everywhere the idea of dcaconc,ses
IS received with Appreciation Many letters have BON
| received calling for earnest Christian women with
tact aud sagaciiy There four d,iconc sses homes
already established one in Detroit. in Indian
apoi, one IN nui'alo and one IN Philadelphia Dur
ing the coming year two Others to be founded
| in Washington and one In Iilt,burg.
Miss Bancroft l. actively engaged in the fOrn;e
ton and advancement of this new movement. she i,
| of the New York Conference, now dead. Miss
Bancroft /, 4 woman of fine cducallon having been
trained IN Germany well a. in this country. She
/, the author Of a book entitled, " DcacOncsscS IN
Europe and their Lessons for Women in America
The service in the evening consisted OF missionary
sermon by the Rev. H. F. kastcndeck, Of Orient.
The Epworth League, composed Of the young
in the New lorh East Conference. held its first ami
versary celebration Tuesday evening in the summer
field Methodist Episcopal Church. The league takes lis
name from the Epw0rh rccosy in Engandhc home Of
Joha Wesley. the founder % Mcthodl-n. rhc League
| organized the 18th Of last May now numbers
over :. 400 chapters. Addresses wcrc made at the
anniversary by tho chairman. the Rev. T. Mason
North oi Nliddetown. Conn. BY tho Key. 'ranGall j.
North Of south NOrwalk, and by DIR. j. l.. Ilurlbut,
Of Ncw York.
Dr. Iurlbut made strong plea for the or-anlza-
ton Of the youne people ol the Church. Among Other
things he said This j, the of the yonnc people.
Young people today carrying the trade Of
the country This acrOunt- In part for the aggressive
the American people The church that reaches
this must reach the young people. must organize
the Young people. train them - that they Will he
| loyal 10 Christ and loyal 10 the Church. Wa are
cctting near the twentieth century. want the
men that I'LL the pupi;- and churches of tomorrow
10 lc better than those u today The most dangerous
elements of socicv today found I'm the unframed
Young rroulc Of land We must educate the young
people. for knowledge Is power. We must lead them
10 look M 81 that they lift up
ht The close of Dr. iIurlhnt> address permanent
organization formed Of the presidents Of the Dis
trict Leagues. Tho anniversary followed by a
.Ociablc.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
MR. MOODY'S TIEUS or HEATEN:
\ LARGE CoNGEEcNr. To HEAR THE POPULAR
INANGELI>T.

LNRGE CONGEIG NTioN To HEAR THE POPULNI:
EVANGELIST.
The announcement that Mr.. Moody would preach on
Heaven" sufficient 10 attract an unusually large
congregation to Tie Madison AScnuc Presbyterian
,hus'h yesterday morning at 10 80 o'cock. T.. fore
beginning his address the evangelist aid that. in
pon.c 10 many rcqu"s,. the subject Of hi~ discourse
ihi, morning would be- The l,c;uru Of the Lord lie
declared also thai it giio,-b hifn answer
al the lci"ri wic1 had been him by earnest
people asking advice and disclosing their ilnrs lie
bad not the time. nut he would crdcavor to rcmcu-
hcr them when preaching and give them consolation
through Do, sermons.
Many - u-. he -ad. had more friend and RELATIVE,
on the other side" than here. The greater number
/ OF tie mcmhci- OF the congregation had lived long
enough to know that th, only cilposiry home
Many di,rccarAd that fact also. Hut people who
were on the point 81 cmgiatine To distant com
trs would D.. happy to gain all possible Information
about N NothinS would hc too remote Yet many
people failed heed the lAulc to gain know lcl-c u
ihit country whittier all were going. II was not Gods
wish that wc r,inai .-oraut of Heaven. Death would
change orr earthly position. would -cycr from our
;u'ad, and our property but ~ could never ohaps1
our relations 'ot. Heaven had been revealed To-
thr -prt a- ur dwelling place II God. 1t va, a
great consolation 10 THINK that we were 10 see cod
.it.s DEATH There no douht about H., having a
dwelling place. lie had home certainly t'c
people 9" Sew YORK; had homes. H., home in a
city. Abraham mad ,aught sight of tnat city age,
ago. The wori eternity occurred In the book Of
Dciicrouou, but once. God. however. had a lovly
heart. Pride not good Ingredient OF the human
heart. Heaven va, not - far away. Prayers We're
answered soon. There were many instance, In the
Lihlc where prayers had been answered almost i'm
mcdlaiciy Christ had taught 10 pray - "Our
Father who ait ~ Heaven There doubt that
tod wa- there
Int the Jasper walls. the pcary gates. the golden
streets. the rc of lic -prnglus from the throne oi tho
son of tod did not make mp Heaven, chief glory.
That wa, the presence Of Christ the right hand of
,.od the Father The loved OF TIN, Iii, made our
home, joyful and 7or the marble mantcl,. the cNpon.
.iyc furniture and decorations. - It va, with
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
OPPOSING TIE CHINESE BILL.

Tho thirty third annual session OF the Newark
Methodist Episcopal Conference began In the Cen
tenary Church at Newark yesterday. About 40
ministers were present. Bishop John T. Newman pre-
siding The Bishop made long opening address I'm
which he SpOkc more particularly Of the National
University. at Washington, paying glowing tribute
t. Bishop John Hurst. its founder. John r. Todd
reelected secretary. John |. Monroe cngros-lng
rctary. j. C. Gottrridgc statistical secretary and
A. " Palmer treasurer. The Bishop then appointed
the standing committees. The most imp prtan' work
of the day'- session was the passage of a memorial
n regard tO "a" Chinese bill which rr,cutiY passed
the liou-" Of Ecprccl tativc, The adoption OF the
memorial Wa suggested by commune alton from the
Methodist Foreign Mission society. asking the senate
to reject the il. and declaring That II IL pa, ,-cd
the Chine" Government would mialatc on American
MI.-INnArc, ID lunl.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
THE TpADT N CHICAGO

Chicago Ap, lsi"cian.In 4 the fact that ths
,rlei- to-day carry quotations and that tho
el.cral operators were 10 b. allowed the floor of
the TNclalgr. everybody down impressed with the
id that In. grain To- BE- duh affair. Every
body wa d-aplont' d. There was bigger volume Of
wheat. in oats and in corn than for any day IN
A month May wheat opened at 80 cent~ sold between
r-a- 19-. and CLOSED at the top ON the curD the
price wa. shade higher The July option, which
ON Monday at u cents discount advanced TO within
. Of May aud AZ 10 time VA, at discount of over
cent il closed az s, - far outside influences were
rncd the most important PROBABLY n the sense that
+, was the influential. the report upon the con-
ditlon Of wheat made by "The Farmers Review" This
declared that able damage la> been done Export
ceaianco, especially they were for two day., while
enough % suggest the advance NJ Hiad-
street 4 the amount of available what east OF
the Rockies made decrease Tor The week OF -sio0O
hl.h- The cables at m" clo-" SHOWED itt' ad, ,ance
I'm Ia. Dir She trading easily ld by Poole, sherman
s Co. This concern took. wn,iia,ly ior Ma delivery
CONSIDERABLY over 900 600 bushels o wheat IN the exc
c,on little selling by 'cdahy and by afdridGe
thirc wa, really NiEorpr- opposition from n' bars.
Corn also much eyeryhodys surprise moved out 81 ths
dul limit, within which IL has been confined for month
and h.canp active. May opened at BOZ touched So ana
n~.d az 3Oisa30. There receipt. were sl3 cars tho
estimate, for Thursday. G52 The strength was w.
rover,nt The september option advanced = cent oats
mated in In. revival Of business. Provisions were
a~il stocks showed li70 600 barrel, of pork. 2'oo,TO
li-, aud 2s1li uec'> of 'aru' oh Ic cuiO nay
wheat 7SA TO 1?'I.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
corrr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Sum. III. Court GENERAL Tcrm-Recess continued.
snircn, CONT -CnamL,is- Before Andrews, J-Motion
.,,',,'. No> % :. called AZ IL O'Clock
,pr,ne Court special Tern-Paris aad ll-Ad-
oufn,d ior the tom. =, -, - -. -,
supreme ouit~t tircut-fafI> l. H. III anu ~ -'u-
lourusd Tor tho 'fi'l. N,..t.. 10.
10 81 a. M. Wills o J.. A. Brnic j. l. Mchcon ana
WlIlll Quinn. 10 80 a. m
s,'rer ,,us, special rerm--Beore O'Gorn.an. J.
Nstu.~. ,,,o,rno, ,o- ,,,, ..-,
>,i.r.or court Trial Term Parts |, III and lll-d'
,,nn Pleas special Tcrm-lieiofe Alcn, J.-Motion,.
on.non rl,a,-Irial J, rm-larts and Adjourned
'' CT, court Special Term-Bcfore Gl'ecr.ch r-Mo-
.r uo.,. II III and ~ 81
lnuiu,d for the rim No., :, g., ,.,.,, ,
and assistant District Attorney Bdoid-No@ {" II. IN
CONT O, Dcnc,al S',>on--P1ft II-Ad.oum'd for the
teen. H.. rrr p,.. Smith I,
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

The forty-hfth meeting Of tho American Institute of
Electrical Engineers held last night Columbia Col.
seth Low presided introduced the lecturer Of
the evening Professor Ebu Thomson president Of tho
Institute who spoke the phenomena Of Alternating
Current induction illustrated number experiments,
OF which had before been tried In public.
audience OF about 400 pron composed mostly OF students
Of the college and members Of the Institute listened
lecture with marked attention and showed their apprcca-
Mr. Thomsons remarks experiments by frequent
applause. Among the experiments TO detect
counterfeit coin.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
rrpopEAN pR0prcE MARKETS.

Liverpool April . 3 - p. mBe,f-llodel, Offer mod
crafDlv Pork and ham,-old oi,r suaringlr. Bacon
I,ld,r, offer mod rltely ChseIlod l. offer sDarngy;
American finest and coofod firm AZ 5is. Ialow
moderately. TuipentineIolders offer freely
Eo.ln-1he supply j. large. Llri- -SpOt-lIoder> ohcr
fr,ly Futur s-older, Offer moderately: prime Western
spot Arri. Nav ana June. duh AZ 32s Sd. Wheat and
four-folder- Offer nOloIatly tOrnSUot and futures
Holders nod ratey. Hops at LondorPsci1c Coast
The j. Door.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
LONDON WOOL SAILS.

London April 2-Thc next series OF wool sales will be.
Gin on April 10 and VIII last 10 Nav lG. The arrivals TO
t,t number 800 81 bales portion Of which. consisting
of 80 Australian aud 23OCp bales Of Cap of
food Hope and Natal forwarded direct Anot1Ar
lr, wool sale Was held to-day There offered 5,io5
bales. There VA, decreased attendance The compe-
tition was more spirited and prices -t"adior.
HAVANA MARKET.
IIarana. April 2.-Spani-h gold 2Cs sa2ii. Exchange
crt sugar quiet. Tomorrow and Friday will be hol.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

cli,dlcs.

Females.
EOOk. WASHER and lRONER COM
y ift nf young N"If' tl1i'Ifh IahNi
COOK iIl li.id- BISCUITS. Ilur -lup, AMI
al a ..-' lt-. NIut- place rit. ut '"iniN .
Las oar years city r.i,irl tAl I,ul'
'iH-iN". o.tNr'n 'sth 'na p'.n IT..
(Ook Hy a nf-t-r.n-- 'ooA ~, r.
- stands all Kinds %, ,oOkiue. MARA, ,
/ Mrs. ba'on~. $50 U'h-HN'-
I,OOk ANA INi NDEl>~.. N' an ahl',
F reference. makes bread. soup. deserts,
hr,r~ ever, tang neat ana 'i''l n,N's
drnk- wants I.l,., ,lb %. country
30 1tn-atr.. rear lsi" ST.
4, OOK ami LAl NpEl.>> ~ neat
Y ,ornr Welsh woman Good smart
! worker. rl'y or ,tlnifN references. III
/ quirr ~, 3d-aN'.. OYER naf -t'f'.
I,OOk and Lat NDIl.S> CHAMBER
u MAID and WAITRESS. Hh tM" n'dt
and thoroughly compcr nt eitl' h"l Witlu
I of vorh. ,lti or country rrf riir,, IN
uuirr loS West -3d--t. Mr. COLLIER.
n.MH MAilI.l;>. hrnd uctai"l,. hoist
- vNrrl-.oaIIiA-'. elevators. s.. HON ~
pONolIOl. "-l r.t-; i.d.-t. near -d-aN'.
AY>-WOl.k wanted hy respectable
~ woman. excellent launcrf-- would do
f hO, - or oilicr cleaninr "f aii. MINI q. N'fN
b., the day r"f'irncr- can of address
/ ADVERTISER. o.. lOth-atr.
nAAS' WORK. T., a spectacle woman
~ L. do washing. ironing, clr1niuH. o. any
Anna al worn, reference. III West 13d-
It. basement.
NAYS WORK. by a .scoo'oieA w9eaH
~ houscclcauina. hAli. JA'h>ON'
2j2 wcst lsth-st.
EENEnAL mOr,LNpfn.-ny = Ger.
~ man gir.. cool refer noes, city or
country ido' Bro'd"av. ,t'r'.
HOrsEKEErEE. l.y young 'cinia" c,I,S,
IL widow CAL AZ 3jl 3I-aNr, nisht,
f.ont. G,,t door. lcfi. Mr.. BEHNADOr II,
don't ring no cards.
NOCSEKEEPtE Bi Icin'd American
woman ia a NldoWcr', IAN ilN no oh-
J,ction to children satisfactory r"irirnrc
gl,cn. Addi.-, l.. l.. =, Bon OS-, New
Britain Conn.
II Hor>rkEEPER ~ a middlc-agcd
charge Of house or nIt during piotiact'u
absence ~ family. careful ana irllaDlc
reference Addrc-, Mr-. MAY, loo west
i-d-~t.
OUSEkErPER. By cducat,d swedish
III girl. Addr,s, SWEDISH LADY,
,rihunc once.
Il,I,hMAIp.- -Ty an in-!i-h giri II pr
80 Gth-aYr.. Br""klfn.
lIOrSLWOEK. by neat Norih OF Ireland
L Lirl competent To do entire ~ ~N"l~ VI
small house or nat th0ruu-NN 'i,t % '''''
Try. W ltN MIS-. ! islstf '''
uOusEwORK.- by a Young s"csd,lsh
III Girl lately landed gltl only, N,o. &
MALMBEEO'S Bureau. 30. ith-aNe' De,
tween a5th and 26th SIS. upstairs "'''
side ith-aNc.
n OUSEW DIRK by tidy. good servants.
/ j ali nations. tor mud,iAtr - vfr
'ountrv reference. Ready at PRO lf.S ,NNl ~
HOME BUREAU. 1873 6th-aNr.. near ioe"-,s
OrSEwO RK BY youns S"co's" o''i
II ,irl sn,aklug English lOod COOK,
washer and lroner. wiling ana "pli.',t
city or country references. tan "o' f'h'
ave. bet. 25th and .dth -.
1u,TSEWOEK. q respectable Young
II ,.nn,u or cook and hundic~-, has
ncr.onal city references city -, country
pleas, rall 10 Gth-aN'.. nehf t-"-'..
fuoU SEWOKk or COOK by yonhs, WI.
ii inc. obllging girl good PLAIN COOK
make, bread hot cake; good washer anu M
lroner: respectable girl. who VIII irarh t,, tne
wavs OF the family aud make home city
or country. 20 oth-avet near i''h'S''
nn<tairs.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
THE COTRTS.
RIT> OF LEGAL NEWS


Tho trouble over the proposed consolidation OF st.
Stephens Protestant Episcopal Church and Holy Trinity
Church. of Harlem brought into court again yester-
day upon entirely proceeding this being the fourth
time that the courts have been invoked to settle the Dis
putc The account OF the scene in ST. stephens Church
sunday when James Blackhurst. the treasurer.
qu'.d the Dr. Hart to announce the yearly elc-
Faster Monday, according To the provisions OF Tn"
by-aw, Dr. refused comply with the request
wa, printed exclusively in The Tribune. Mr.. Backhui>t
yesterday asked Judge Andrews In the Supreme Cont
Chambers. for mandsmus to compel d. Hart to make
the Judge Andrews reserved his decision
Thomas C. +. Bfadhurst died on March -, 1889 and
left will codcil dated respectively May, 1884 ana
March, original will provided for an annuity Of
$1,000 FOR hi, widow and the codicl provided for an
annuity her OF 10000. The executors of the Will
d,clarc Ms Badhurst provided for single b'qu"s
10000 to his widow instead Of annuity and the
courts have been asked to give judicial construction Of
the viii. Judge Andrews yesterday granted an order cN-
tending the time when the widow shall decide "hener
she will take her dover abide by the provisions If the
will to ay days after final decision in the present
suit. Under statutes she do either within a
Gwen time and that would have expired yeste day
had she not secured the order referred TO-
Or. Walter : Wells made an application to Judge
Andrews In The supreme Court. Chambers yesterday for
AN Injunction restraining Mrs. Julia A. swar Of No. 23
Wc, TwcutyAiid.,t from interfering with him in occu-
pying rcccptonroom in her boarding house. The suit
grow out Il dispute to the amount to be paid BY Dr.
Wells 10 Mrs. Swart the rooms he occupied.
Colonel \ Rogers has been recently e ting along
without counsel been arguing his lunacy cases
himself in the courts, but yesterday Judge Andrews IN
th, supreme Count Chambers, told the Colonel tina,
hereafter he would De- allowed To plead IN court a.
o had been admitted to the bar, and that ne would
b. obliged {, employ lawyer II he wished TO prosecute
the eases any further
chief Justice >edswick Of the Superior Court yester-
dav awarded the following judgments against the elevated
railroads Dietrich J. Benson owner Of NO. Ne"'io"-
erv and no. 500 P,arl-~t. $3.50; Abraham Solomon,
onn.r ~ SO 81 Now-Bowery 72,6CO and James Hen
ns--,y. SO. 81 Scw.Ionery, - G3o.
rh. Prohibition Trust Fund Association has been IN
corpofad ITO secure the prohibition and suppression by
aw of Intoxicating b,yeraee- and to that end To hold IN
rust an p,oporty that 10 may receive acquire and dis
i,r-. tho same income t' rcof" Tn" trustees Of
ih. association William 7. Naidwe Horace Waters
Roswell :. th.,c, John Lloyd Thomas. lsaac K funN,
War, j. ,loo Frnnc. Crar ord samuel DicAie, Clinton
IL. .---IA --.L-- L HIM
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

,,,ift ~ d.. United state, to-day a. follows:
so 3i7 iiaurol, Henry Jumcl ct al, appellants, agt
STEPHEN NJ Appeal from the Circuit Court of
the lnitl states or the southern District OF Nc"'lorA
p.~r.i--ed i,.r -tiunlati'n
=. 96 Nanry $ Maa, % al. appellants. at "llilm
L. HYDE - AL Appeal from the Circuit Court of tho
r.nit.d state, for District Of Indiana. Dismissed
with costs. pursuant 70 the 10Th rule
10 2i3-Arcu-t Tgum. trustee. etc. appellant aft
| aand.r T. : Turney - al. Appeal from the Circuit
Court Il tho United states for the southern District ~
uno. Decree reyerrd with costs and cause rcnlndei
with direction, remand the cause 10 the state Court
No i,o Leonard Nacka It a. appellants. aet. Brooke
N,r.ail ill., O., al. Af-ued.
No 3 orl-.uai-Tho United states plaintiff, ast the
>tai. - Nosth Carolina Arcu'd
The day call f' tomorrow l.: Nos 2'l 20 and l137
ois 80 30, .0l. 20. 2Gi. 266 and 2G7
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
OPENING THE CONFERENCES
,,rruoDIsN FOR THE MASSES BOTH AT
HOME AND ABROAD.

y, PALMER DENIES THAT 1T is FAILURE IN
ru1s c;ry-pR. HAMILTON PLEADS FOR ITS
AGED M1XisTEEs-DR. BOYLE READS
THE CnuRCH's MARCHING ORDERS
LAY REPRESENTATION.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
females.

EluNNiBIisMN lady wishes -itpa-
y tiun iuI Protestant thtub" ihald
r"mp'tcnt &" wait "n ladt er a--l l-t win
,hildf'n. call at - West 16th--t
COoK Nv ni-t-clt-- private family cook
y has b'-t personal 'itN rfrr'nr'. nor
ourhlN COMPETENT. neat young ana ',"ii-
ornicai. Please call 40 dih-a,r., ni. '-i'et.
f,OOK. ,c-i, rNcclleut cool. viii do
" cnri~" washing, or co".ins alone has
best references al-o Young woman - cham
hrruaid and Waiii'-s, city vr country.
Please call -? oth-aN'., mar i-n-'r
f'Ork By ~ c>collcn, German, first
\ elias, references makes all Kinds ,"up,,
nnat-. cr-,.r... pt-ty. Sc. 40 objection to
the country can at Mr- BlKk'S, ll3
East i2th-st.. near ith-a,c.
GOOk Hy ,oung woman ~ 'ood pr.
y vato family understands all Kinds OF
cuollne good bread and biscuit, maker can
take fu.l charge Of kitchen Understands
all about MILK aud butter would lihr !" llA'
at Madison. summit or short iiiils, y j.
TasI' MSsrrIl ns> e. * &GS uIrSm non'I T. o.. TI-,N
'onniy, y. y.
EOOK-W -WAITKfSs.-By two German
u American. o. do entire work OF house
Together. good COOK ncsl h0u-'inhh cltN
or country with Mrs. TYLER, Gos oh
ave.
COpK By a neat American Protestant
" woman. h. fir i-cla-- family cook ana
plain laundr's@; city or country be-, pr
sonai city references with Mr.. TYLER
asS Gth-a,c.
GooK. WASH and lEON-cHAMBER-
Y MAID and WAITRESS. ~ two
friends both comp"tnt WI, 90 tn' M.tk
reference. Call / Oli Gth-aNr., between
18th and 1sth ST..
n OOK BY nrst-class Swedish girl
4 >bcakS English iirstcla-s ~ All
branches understands fine cntrcc and dos
serta cNceils.i references, c.AhpplS carly
357 ,th.avo.. bit. 18th and Goth -t>
~ oOk .Hv tharo,rnlv experienced COOK;
All branches Of ,nDAIuc CITY rcicrrncr-.
Tradr 10 the HONE hrEEAI. l3o 9th
ave.
HoOK. nor SFWOHK. Nc.-Bf German
l. riris: city or country or separately.
GOOD waitress. chlmLcrniaid At thr HOME
BuEEAU. laS dth-atc.. hear loth.ot.
HooT. lIOTSEwORk. Nc.-liy a good
L general servant woman reliable; Tor
city or country Tor any low wage WIN
brieht httle girl II 3 years useful r"i.r,
cncc, and rsad{. a. ,as tns n,n.ly. rhoirS'N NN
NooK. nOusEwORK, LAuNDRESs;-
~.i,,n1 nurses. sc At the PROTESTANT
HOME BUREAU. 1873 0th-avc., ri lOthst.
Oook.-By a nr,t.cla~-. reliable German
1 Protestant woman; thorough psa9x cox
every way; best citi fri.'rn.,,.>, ",'u, 'i.s
~ he HONE BUREAU. l3s Oth-aVc.' near
lofh--t
I0ok aud CHAMBEiM AlD-WAlr
L nTSS-By two thoroughly cohP''nt
,,rl- nr,t-clas- city references WILING anu
obliging city or country. Gan NJ IN i-"''
iirt-st.
EOOK. lily competent person thor,
oughlv understands her business b,s,
Of city references; no cards answered 2'o
Mast ATfh -
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

Stock EXCHANGE. Consolidated.

Includes sales Of IL 600 barrels Of cash oil at soTS
SOaSI y cents. IL, l.,
barrels and go cents In cases
Fore quotations unchanged Antwerp lO2 lr.s
Bremen, G.55 mk,. London. JA2d14f
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
EXPERIMENTS WITH ELECTRICITY.

and Assistant District Attorney JeromcNos. 10 70
inclusive
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
domestic Situations t0nn!eo
Females.

Females.
II OUSEWORK -BN = r'-p'''abl' vouns
IL woman LOT general hOu-'woiN. can o.
acdr :, NJ. JORDAN. % i'A--t. N"i'h
Brooklyn.
HDISi.,NoEk by an English sI- y
Al good ny rl r'nc". l'.'at. address
NJ. SMITH. . 'lafA>on-,t. no cards.
ANIrRE>>.- respectable middle
y ag,d woman, no family. 70 t1Ae cnii ="
II Oh, or mo-, Hat Adde'S l.. L.. Itio-
un, rptown oGi,c. las H'o'c"nN-
I A7Y'S MNID.-ny a. youn- q -msn
IL sirl. spctAinE Ensl.sh ana iohhsn,,
dressing. cutting and hitting Trustworthy
b.st OF city references call o. address
3,s ith-a,c.. between 10Th and -Oth SIS.
I NDY'S MAID. Il, = coi,..H sir' or TO
IL make hoirrli r,clr'. Nitir's VI. L.,
loN 10. 1ibInc ptoNA "h'c, i'-oo
Broadway.
z ,IIr not sEWOEK. liy an American
Il yirl u small riutc- tait family; .o"d
,..,rrno-> Please addr'>, J.. +. j., Is
l'aimctto.~t.. Riookhn
ArNpHE~> Il, a nr-t-cla,, laun.
IL dre,- / wears best reference, from la>t
employer 33l Wet 34tn-',
NDRFSs.-B, a reel 'ctabir widow
IL would like Ia tlk" IN wa 'hin-, "t 20
o,t Il, the day. tall. for 3 dl',. Mr..
,hENMINS. ~ Ea-; SSih.st.. top loor.
At NDKi>S.-By a wcll.lccommend'd
IL North ,,t rmsn ~ fr,t-cias- laL.dirs>
assist with chambcrwOrh. can AZ Mrs.
nII.K'>. 10 Fast i2th->t.. mar ith'aNe.
Inur lOrSEW DHk or NIHSt.-Iy
- neat girl good lricrrnrr- Ma-' -
rliv or country. Mis-. COLLIER, rs West
-,id~t.
r,AID.-Young Frcnch-Arcrican girl. who
VA ia, never lived out. Wishes >itri-
t,n as maid Z, a young miss good sewer.
Call at SO West llth-st.. ID Ia, east
nvAIp and sEAMSTIsEsS.- by a liaht-
wi complrNioncd color'd siil cNpcfiencct
can give best reference; n Objection to
travelling. Addrcs, L., Box 2b' 100 west
i@d-,t.
NrEAT Young English lady. thoroughly
y capable IN housekeeping. fond oi chit
drcn. desires engagement +. B., go
Eckiord--t.. brooklyn. l.. ID.
NURSE well recommended Amerl-
~ can Infants nurse; citN or '"uh,rl.
Address or call 92j Monro'-~t.. brooklyn.
n uRSEs.-Two girl. recently airiv,d
" from Bordeaux. dcsir' situations a,
rutsp,: SpcaN h, IN German and French
bc-s rotor nrcs. GEORGE WHITE. III
Wc>t c>th--t., rear.
NrIR~E.-As child'S nurse; Young baby
n prrfctrcd no objection to the country.
1all at present employers. - las' 66to-st.
NJ URST.-Stuation wanted by young
1 Elll a DUES OF an van
r~s. Call .02 East 96.h.st. ring Begins
bell.
nj uR~f..-By American p. r,On thorough
" and competent ln'alid hlr a.. ASSIST
housekeeping. Nc.; doctors aud private
testimonials are Al Call or adde's
J. NJ. f.. l5J West .sthst.
~ tfKSE-BY experienced young woman,
~ Swrdc. n inValid's nurse prifa,,rr ial,-
ily: country preferred references. Nuk>r.;
Christian Aic to Employment society oO
Bible House
n RSE.-By a competent young woman
" 10 baby: can take full charge good
sever best reference. Call after O'Clock
at 136 West jith->t.
NURSE. who is competent. VIII give .ood
y care tO infant on the hn,tr; az or
address Mrs. RADINShl, $50 West 4oth-
IT.. top floor.
NllKst. &c-By an English Protestant
~ as attendant TO invalid lady travelling
10 Europe. or as nurse to lady with one
child: experience; best references. Ad-
dress l.. D.. $50 West 33d-st.