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Is hopelessly blocked by impossible barrier OF
chairs already occupied. But such a little thng o.
that is nothing. so. daintily gathering up theit
skirts, the painting young women step henty
the long table and trip their way, sngle-hie'
among mass Of beer glasses and little pools OF beer
froth, followed by their clumsy partners, until
they reach the desired seats when they jump 10 the
Oor capture the chairs in high glee over the success
of their venture and voncously call for Dr. Bro"h
just rs IL nothing had happened. This ltue oplSoue
In the ntermnable uprOar and CONFUSION OF tle DC
casion causes no comment whatever beyond le"
warnings from groups not 10 upset their glasses OF
beer. But this is only side show. You have Yea
TO visit the ballroom. The music strikes up
you arc C2r-.ed along with the crowd onto
the simmense floor devoted to dancing where
policemen constantly pokng at the swaying crowd
Of lookerson who are ever encroachng on the dancing
space.
There goes promising youth holding his partner on
at arms length If afraid Of her. his teeth set hrmiy
together his eyes focused the tip OF her nOse LETT
arm held out rdy at right angles to his body stif and
uncompromsing As the yaIdaTm Of frgate, especially
If his nutbrOwn knuckles happen TO catch you on the
Jaw lie slides over the waxed floor with suh un-
bended knee, the very picture Of an suomaton osdly
sneesS n .esd AeS ii olns lie belongs TO Tie '''' Oi
And here comes another school Of dancing. This
couple does not be afraid Of each Othef quite
tine contrary. lie has his right arm wound tightly
around her more or less slender vast His LETT nand
spreads It's eXpanse the region occupied 10y
her shoulderblade very much as you might Imagine a
hotel pancake slapped against the panel Of kitchef
door Her left hand has a firm grip on his shoulder,
and they dance as If their lives depended on IT,
Another couple floats past keeping some kind OF step
TO the loud music, but paying more attention 10 eac
Others talk. They look as II they were keeping com
pany. A., -, =.
You should join in the dance, just 10 feel how /,
seems to lie swept along in that cyclone OF revolving
men and lou feel a little bit alarmed, but
you hang fast to your partner for you are In danger o
being wrenched away and flung headlong. You must
keep on dancing 1t makes little difference how you
dance, whether II be hop. glide waltz or speei, but
YOU must keep II up, your life Is In danger. o..
The music stops, and again there Is the rush IN the
beer tables They all drink beer, men and women. old
and young, big and little. And yet all the women
seem modest and they conduct themselves with spirit
and indie penfence, but with prOprcty. The great ma
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HOW KIIPATRHCK DROVE.
r,hIf,-Sot,.bfa Waeklv Press.

From The PhIIadeIphla WtthIy IItoS'
A farmer of acquaintance was once erlvhS
down the steep approach 10 country broge wnsn .nS
late General Fitzpatrick dashed around Dsno IN thS
road and ON to the bridge with his spirited toter unosr
full headway on his way 10 catch tram. Iheio W.
than twist his horses head 70 one side the Gencras
with a CHEEKY Good morning had shot FORWARD, tns
bubbands OF his buggy Just grazing those OF tne far-
er's Ii seemed almost impossible that an orulnay
vehicle could be safely steered through so marrow
snace and an examination aferwsrd showed thae tho
wheels on the outer side had gone within an lncn
OF the edge OF the high and unprotected aoutment wall
The miscalculatlOn Of the width OF wagon tire would
have meant disaster. But this was not tooihardy
recklessness on the part OF the General with hs
baracterstc Quckness Of decision he had calculated
that there Just TO pass and through ne went!
The slightest waverng woud have made wreck on on2
side the other, or perhaps oOth Bnt ne was NV
the man 20 wabble His eye was true his hand steady.
his head level and an inch on An a6utment wan was
as safe for him as yard for timid man.
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.r, wa, clear case Of going to .eeep' on the Chicago

ut wss clear case Of going sleeep on the Chicago
mans part.
Then two tough specimens. Weighing under iso pounas'
answering to the names Of Reynolds and Marun H.
snee went into magic square Reynolds received en-
aw'r blow IN the face In the round and he turned
ggeei,a white. Reynolds improved in tho second rouno
forced fighting Snee's clever lodging prevensso
his opponents swinging blows from doing any exccuuon-
Reynolds forced fighting in the third and fourth rounos
Clever sparring marked hh round Both we're weak
last round The judges the light TO ieynocs
The next bout IN the lS5-D class between henry
Lutz Of Brooklyn, and A. OBrlen, OF Philadeipnis-
Iuu championship in 1887 and 1859 ano
his first appearance professional ast nisn~
knocked down Eve times in the first roune Lutz
was Knocked Just minutes and seconds He had
10 be helped out OF The ring.
The OF the evening occurred when j. Corbett
the california CHAMPION and mike" Donovan, the on
time fighter present boxing Instructor OF the elub -
peared 1t clever sIsrrng bout neither trying Ter
a Knockout blow. Robert Centre OF the New-fork Cruz,
then put on the gloves with Corbett The blows wefS
mere 'love taps" Corbe1s part in both bouts
Then the fighting resumed for blood ard money.
J. Green OF Amsterdam, n. Y, and George Mckay, OF
philadelphia went in weer.wesht match Neither man
wanted to light Mckay several inches taller hAs
Green but he did not how TO fight Green W.
declared the winner.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

sac OF tho street, and the other long. rambling
Ihhg' TWO stories high In some places. but nearly
covering the whole block. The faint roar of many
voices and the bright CLEANS Of light which shoot out
here and there from the otherwise carefully curained
windows give indication that life and merriment are
holding high carnival inside.
But how 10 get In The doors OF the main entrance
are barrcaded by tables which the ticket man used
in the earlier part Of the evening. little further up
the street is the ubiquitous side door" where a be
lated crowd Of pleasure seekers vainy asking ad-
mtance for the side also had been closed promptly
at l. O'Clock, and but the favored few could
gain an entrance. ElbOwing your way through the
motley crowd yOn give several peremptOry raps the
door
who's that'7 growls the special policeman the
inside, without so much opening the door.
Reporters is the answer, and the chains are
unslung the bolts drawn and the my steFous side
door, is cautiously opened The guardian of the peace
gives you searching glance, and being satisfied that
you are reporter, admits you, closing the portals
quickly the mob which makes rush for admiance.
You can hear the howl of disappointment and rage
the doors are slammed in the faces of the crowd but
that is all the good it does them for they not to
come in
And what a scene Fully 800 people
talking, shouting, singing, yelling, all at once.
a waltz has just ended and there is rush
for the beer-room Everybody seems happy, every
body jolly. everybody good-natured: fighting, no
swearing, everybody on pleasure bent. You soon dis
that attending the annual masquerade OF
the "Wallabout Swamp Angels and queer assem-
blage of people it is. Mothers with babes in their
line the Of benches against the walls, gossip
ing, laughing and chatting with other mothers with
babes in their arms. Old men grouped around beer
tables discussing-but most OF it is in German, and
they are very much in earnest about 1t. Gay young
madens, breatless and heated from the dance, push
ing their way through the crowd toward some coveted
seats in snug corner closely followed by their pard
ners salow youths, with the coat collars Of their best
suits of clothes turned up, hair well oiled, brushed low
down on the forehead in a wave and then back the
temples after the most approved Bowery fashion
Unfortunately the aisle leading to the coveted seats
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
BOXING BOUTS BETWEEN PROFESSIONALS.
sPARRING FOR BLOOD AND MONEY AT THE
NEw-YoRK ATHLETIC CLUB

sPARRING FOR BLOOD AND MONEY AT THE
NEw-YoRK ATHLETIC CLUB HOUSE
The members and their friends Of the New-York Ath-
etic Club enjoyed treat at the clubhouse at fHy
fh.st sixth-aye last night The club had PROVIDED
several boxing between professionals, some wei ne
other, unfavoraby known. There efforts TO ep-
par smateush and cash prizes were openly given 10 he
contestants.
case The fights were Tor blood. scientific points, and
generally for keeps" The purses were sl0O each so
going to the winner.
The bouts were rounds three minutes each, under
the Marquis Quecnsbery rules. The crowd completely
filed gymnasium. but the rougher element was rsdy
excluded.
The appearanee OF Corbett the California applicant
for championship honors surprise as his name Ola
not appear the programme. He was loudly appNuoeu
Aftfr bout with Donovan, the general opinion "as
..,: Mr. Mitchell of England would better sail back
home quickly possible and let M Cofoet alone
Maxwell T.. Moore acted referee; I. w. Keaney ana
T. c. Williams, judges; Robert Stoll and 5. D. Lee.
timers and Dennis +. Butler. master OF ceremonies
The FIST bout Of the night in the heavyweight
class between Jim" Gynn, called champion OF New
jersey and NJ Donovan. OF London The Ehglishmah
was taller but Gynn appeared to have the compact ply
steal strength bulldog Glynn had the best Of 1t In
che first round Neither, however. did much hghtlng
unu the fourth round The lighting in this round was
TERRIFIC and Donovan knocked down three times In
fact the call Of time saved the Englshman from being
Knocked out Donovan sprsned his wrist and declined
to On on and .he fight given 10 Gynn.
The second bout between James McInerny, Of Chi
,, and LANES McNamee, Of ew-York They in
the weterweght class and weighed about 1f5 pounds each
Tbere was lively interchange OF blows the New Yorker
generally having the best OF it. Mclnerny was Knocked
son In the second round and although all but knocked
-. IA continued 10 aght McNamee knocked out his
tI With efthanded swing the Jaw. The last round
lasted minute and so seconds and a. 1t was announced
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THEY DANCE ALL NIGHT
"A MASQUERADE. IN A FACTORY DISTRICT.
HOLIDAY oARNIvALs WHICH ARE NOT OFTEN


REPORTED IN THE NEWSPAPERS.
Almost every nation. civilized or uncvillzsd has
SITS national dance except the United States The
spanards have their fandango the French the waltz.
tie Scotchman his highland fling the Irishman his ig
and the japanese the hand dance" But America.
excluding the aboriginal with his war dance has no
really national dance. In the long-settled districts
OF Williamsburg. however where mm grants OF several
paonaltes have been settled for many years and have
intermsred that their children aud their chiIdrens
children have formed distinctive type there has been
growing up Of late years masquerade festival which
IS the result OF the peculiar conditions under which
the people live there These festivals beginning on
thanksgiving night. continued through the winter
being specially numerous and merry during the holiday
season These masquerades given by lodges or
chapters of benefit secret society and also by
social clubs which have such names as "The waa-
bout swamp Angels, The starlight Pleasure Club or
The FLOYD Street Coterie.s
outside of these organizations and clubs and in other
parts of the city of Brooklyn these masquerades are
little, If ever, heard OF except in a vague way They
d. advertising in the papers connng the notices Of
the time and place Of the festival to cards of invitation
10 their friends in the of the more public balls
few cards placed in the windows of shops and
modest posters pasted on barrels or coal bins
In the immediate neighborood Of the hall where the
festival is 10 take place.
Would you like 10 take look a. this inner circle
Of holiday social life among the tenementhou dis
tricts of Brooklyn 1t is already it, the small hours
Of the morning but that doesn't make any difference
Tho real festivities do not begin until after o'clock
and If ii happens 10 Ie Sunday morning. this does not
disturb these people in the least
II you take one Of those uncomfortable crosstovn
sireet-cars after half hours ride You come into thai
tenement house and factory district where merry.
making is rife during the holidays When Won get off
the ear there is an immense chemical factory on one
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

through the week. ard find their amusement In this
wa. Their fathers and mothers and brotl"rs are III
the hall. And when the holiday dance Is over, very
late In the morning. motheIs gather up tnci children
and away they Ia bands laughing and singing Iney
have had "a good time, and they have not given the
aw-keepers any trouble. Ii all very strange 10
who has seon II, and few New ofser' ever
do these balls, for they not wanted-but th sc
who attend them are conen; with their lot. Their
dance pminds Won Of HarTigan and his plays
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flats 90 Get, ilnfurnisheo.

A LARGE and handsome apartment oil
"A rooms liRh and sunny, 10 let unfur-
h-sheu 10 the hrepr00f building 90 Madison
ave-. corner 2sth-st.
"f'HE OAKLEY" 2l2 West l4th-st:-
Choice rOomy apartments beautifully
eecorated, 70 let IN this new houss; Tenss,
40 70 99Oi eOoc management; hall attend
sDce strictest sefefenees required.
WrHE w1ESBADEN," 40 West 10Th
st.-One choice roomy apartment,
thiru hoof, beautifully decorated. 70 let In
tals farduliy nAeased hogAe; eent, t75
eAAsftst references required.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

these see reason 10 hope that wn are standing on
the eve OF disclosure OF the greatest Import hopo
il will soon be proved beyond tine possibility OF
doubt that man Is immortal.
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Real estate tDanieo.

NJ ASTED.-S1sll farm with good build,
w nlts on Harlem OF Northern rOtd must
BE- within halt mile ~ ssatlOn: OF land with
cut Du, !olngs: stag lowest cash price ana
lSTu W, ts ovnes only. Address ~ Ia
CHASER, 100 West 9Sd- sc.
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Gelp Uanteo.

A RENTS AND CANVASSERS male or
"a female So to 81 daily profits sure !;
experience unnecessary; no talking re-
CURED; exclusive. territory given. For par,
ticuIar. address l. PUTNAM 4 CO., Wess
Winsted. Conn.
Males.
A CTIVE, intelligent clerks vented In
IA large insurance ofilce; must be familiar
with the business, quick. accurate ana
eyince close application % their work. Ad.
drc.- c. NJ. N. 144 West 19th.st.
A FEW responsible eaayasseE'' ds,aIla fsmillar
wanted. 35 Warren-st.. Room "a.
ntGTEOPOLITAN AGENCY, many years
I7l establ shed reliable and very successful
N placing men in good pos tions orders con-
tlnuahy coming IN for ali kinds OF male
class OF positions MFTRdPOLITAN EN-.
PLoYMENr AGENCY 40 Broadway.
" ARNISH SALESMEN.-wmted. three
frst-elass men 20 represent leading
house selling all grades only those who
dence Of ability. sobrety and honesty must
be produced 20 the right men liberal IN
Gucements. V. $. Box 10, Tribune ofioe.
w ANTED.-By a young man (Amercah),
w a situation at anything good penuan (;
references. Address AMERICAN, OBS West
27th-st.
WANTED.-A man with the following
w qualncatlOns BOokkeeper, gOOd bCl
OF building material. especially lumber; can
make estimates familiar with plans eco
nOmical and hapf- working. Answer by let
ter stating age and experience. Address
". II. w, 247 6th-ave.
NUANTED.-A man who thoroughly un-
w derstaRds the manufacturing OF French
gclstine. Address THOMAS /. PUTNAM
& son, 194 Frontst., City.
VOUNG MAN for Office work must re-
I side IN city and have good reference.
o. Box 1,317.
Females.
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY as
n hOusekeeper state age and qualhca-
tons BROWN, Box .. Tribune Onice.
HOT LUNCH. 13 cents cup cocoa glas.
II milk, cents. At the WOMEN'S
TEA ROOM, 81 West 22d-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
Citn Real estate Go fet.

EOk LkAsE.-Vscsnt lots on lSth, lSth
ana zUth Sta, between Avenue sno
Last kiytT also small Drlck Oulldin2 0H
lSth-st. Apply 70 II. d, or JOfN u
bROOkMAN, 43 Exchange Place
ITO LIT. ior business ana manufacturing
1 purposes. . large lofts 2O.OVO SUI
feet with light al around; with or hltioS'
steam power elevators centrally 4OVSNu'
Inquire at Office, al kSst 33o-st.
ITO LET on a lease, - West lVA;sI,
5-stOry hfown-stOne house In hrst-class
order Immediate pos-erhlOH. ABBY u -
j. CAMMEYER 6th-aVe.. cor l2th-st.
HREE- STORY DWELLING HOUSE
cheap seen any time. 241 East oo.h-sI.
01 EAST 7TTH-sT. TO let. this charm:
x lug new little house. with plenty OF
room: handsomely decorated rent, e2,lOV
permit unnecessary. OWN Ek, Room 90,
70 Cedar-st. until 3.
Oc AND 2s PARK PLACE, facing
~ elevated x. Il. station. through 10 y
and % Bsrclsy-st, HTst floor basement and
cellar siIe 5Oxl50, Will divide PLAsS'
25i Broadway.
10 EAST s9TH- ST. corner OF Lex!ng-
IA on-aye.-Hanasomely decorated,
iOomv house rent s2 900; can b. had Tor
q trm OF years ~ . bargain Perhht ul-
necessary. OWNER, Room 90 40 CeoSf-
st., until ..
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Citn Real Gstate for Sale.

7 INVESTMENT PROPERTY for sale on
Il West 125th-st. three S-story eOOOi,
apartment or fiat houses VIII sen sePs -, y
W together st bargain. FRANKLIN
POST, 81 LlbeTty-St.
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Real estate to gxrbanee.

XCHANGE.-Br mats, fully
II rented. also tenenentsL I0r iarin OF
country residence. J. Q. HOh4' - DiOAU'
way. -
EEPW T0TFL or COUNTRY RESI-
L DENCE wanted for elegant steam
hosted aiNrtrnent house, or other property
TAYLOR, I76 Broad way.
yTHENCUNBERED LOTS in growing
y town; 70 minutes distant so'o,n,ok
oelot Pennsylvania Aalifoaa sile 80
beautiful residence plots % exchange =. .,s iSr
city property. Address ATTORNEY, IT'D
une Ofiee
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Rooms ioantr6.

fVWo or THREE rooms. bachelor apart
class in every respect; location het"cen
11th and jgth sts and 4th and Ith avs.
AddrsSs BACHELOR, Tribune Cp'own Oi'
flee 23o Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
for Sale.

Tor 5llc.
TYPEWRITER- = Remington typewriter,
y In good condition; will sell or rem
cheap TYPEWRITER, Po,tofiice Box COZ.
n UKNING LATHE.-Beautfully finished
4 9X2S, with slide, rest. chucks, tools,
drawers, &C ; an amateur outfit. Apply
Il Cedar-st. Room 15.
CT WEEKLY -watehts, diamonds, rings,
~ &C.. aItiiul new goods. UNION
WATCH CO.. 2S1 Broadway.
a Q0O FOREIGN postage stamps; re-
J,UUU maining stock OF small dealer
sell cheap. Apply so LOUIS J. PRIETH,
76 Springfield ave, Newark, y. j.
81, ,5UO, UOUorsansoSsif sis; Piaaofcrtss
$40. illustrated catalogue free. DANIEL
r. BEATTY. Washington, N. j.
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Boaro tDanteo.

WANTED.-Young lady desires large room
w with board in private family, living be-
references exchanged fair price VIII be paid.
Appress o. Z. c., r. o. Box 2.92O, city.
WANTED.-By woman, who win give
w aud require the highest references, com
Portable room, breakfast and dinner, with
private family will pay $40 per week. Ad-
dress REFERENCES. Tribu Once.
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q domestic 5ituatlons Uantef


.----------~>--,->~~----
Males.
YOUNG. intelligent, homeless English
"A boy seeks home in gen:lemsn's family
wnere he may be ole ol same. and attend
bushes, in Tity. W. ". Box 81, Tribune
Uptown Oiiice l,2Ss Broadway.
- UTLER.-By a competent Young North
ID German Ia a prlNsts family single
BUTLER. - Stant0n-st., bakery.
I'D UTTER aud MILK SToRE.-A splen.
ID did opportunity for parties with small
capital. BARGAIN. 473 Lenox-ave.
ID UTLER.-By an English prCtcstans
ID man mIddla-age thoroughly com
I'eteut Ia his duties city or country; can
furnish best city reference from former and
lat employer. Address II. f.. > - 9Th
ave, top door, tack
DCTLERs. Several COMPETENT men with
ID rOOd references. want situations at once.
Apply 70 Mrs. BACON. $50 6th-aye.
ID UTT.ER.-Bv an Engll- l-hman thoroughly
ID experienced In al his duties excel
lent city references. G.. s., 80 w. lsth-st.
~ OMPANION 10 gentleman neat appear.
y ing. expert need IN traN elinR good char
acter and reference or 90 a. valet modet-
ate salary. Call or address y 81. e., care
u Nobl,tt. lOl West ijth-st.
~ OACHMAN.-By a neat, willing and
" Ohliging man und r-LiDds his business
care OF horses and harness good references.
call or address w. J. b., care OF Noblett.
lOl West 45th-st.
CoACHMAN.-By neat young single
" Protestant; 5 feet 10t, inches best ref
erenees. j., Private stable, o. Washington
News. city.
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r)orh tUante0.

Oork mante0.
Females.
4 YOUNG LADY desires a position as
n stenographer and typewriter salary
moderate Until experenC ed Remington.
Address NJ. 6. Y, Box !, Tribune once.
A YOUNG LADY. able to assist In art
"A studio or architects 0rce, desiIes
employment. Address c., $50 East l25th-st.
A NORTH GERMAN young lady teach
"A ing German, music, painting, art-em-
brosdery aud all kinds Of fancy and needle
WORK, wants few more pupils. TEACHER.
12i East S2d.st.
~ OVERNESS S-GerDan- American visiting
" goveness desires engagement with
pupils under u years o. age instruction In
German, English, music, drawing and needle
work. Address GOVERNESS, i;VA 20O,
Tribune Ofice.
ID EFINED EADY would like position to
Ia read by the hour 70 invalid or to be-
ginners In shorthand : individual 0 class.
Address f.. l.. MELLISH, lJo West 18TH
81. sd fat.
S,TENOGRAPHER aud TYPEWRITER
- Young lady, willing and industrious. de-
sires position. INDUSTRY, Tribune Onice
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domestic 5itnations Uanteo.


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Females.
A LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
n MENr HOUsB.-FoF hotels and pri-
yate families hrst-class male and female
help. with references; city and country.
Al Mrs. fLoYDS, 1873 oth-eve.. 4th house
above 10th-st.
A COMPETENT SEAMS PREsS Dy day
"A or week does all kinds Of family sew
ing. repairing. alterations and finishing on
dresses. Address H., S02 3tn-aNe.
A COMPETENT WOMAN would go out
"A by tha dsy 70 private families, sweep
ING. dustlng, cleaning, silver, Is careful
with bric u -brac, sc. references. MIS-. H.,
los West 9jth-st
ALL KINDS OF German servants. with
n first-class references, always on hand
foF city or country. ]. SONNENSCHEIN'S
licensed Employment Agency, 10 3d-ayc.,
near sth-st.
CARE TAKER.-A reliable couple. Prot
u estAnts, no membranes, wish % take
care Of u private house or oihce building :
personal reference from pro,ent employer
No. 3 East 35th-st.
NOMPEEENT sick or monthly nurse
~ wishes some cases 10 attend; refer.
ences given; price moderate. A. W.. LIS
Lexingten.aye.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

CHAMBERMAIDs. cooks, general house,
" work; city, country pantry girls for
hotels Can at once ELITE, 4s1 6th.ave.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
Domestic 6ituations tDanteo.

IA. MRS. l.. SEELY
(iOrmeriy Nj l.. Canpbell,
IS WEST 22D-ST.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOY MENT BUREAU
lALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED.I
Servants breaking engagements viii bel
dismissed from Office and forfeit all elaiml
\. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE
Gs WEST 22D.ST. Il
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

y GhAMEEhMAID or DAYS'-WORK.-By
" a respectable eolored girl, as chamber
maid or Will 90 out by the day. Please
call at 200 West 31th-st. 1st floor, DAISY
LEE DENCE
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
CEIvkD At THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No l,23S Broadway, corner Thirty -nrst-ss.;
y. M; 270 West rwen,y.thtri.st.. eorneP
sth-aye;i i52 e;hsve. l59 fourth-aye..
sixty -hrs,-st l7O5 Frst-sye.. 100 woss
tortv-second-st. l,092 Colunlbus-aSe. 4;
l,l70 Ninth,aye.. corner ~, 2i;st.; %
and the HARLEM OFFICE, ls0 East One
hundrsd. and twenty iifth-st., up 70 B d. m.
snd 200 West one-hundred- and. tw enty -6s>nS
ST., ct regular ONCE kates.
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| ~ Nurse.-by a neat. English Protestant
y sews well reads nicely, and Is patent
and thoroughly competent with young 90
grown children city or country. With Nrs.
| INLEk. Si8 6Lh.aNe.. above market
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

~ OMPANION-Ladyk knowing tho Eng.
" lish language wants situation as CON.
panl0n and Interpreter Of Greek, Frneh,
Italian and Turkish TO a lady or faially
travelling, or teacher for the former three
languages; references given. Address E-,
22OI Phllip-st., Philadelphia.