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IfflJS DALXlt BiJS WS, SATURDAY; SEPTEMBER 8, 1900. 7 CRICKET. SITUATIONS WANTED. SITUATIONS WANTED. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

KEMPTON PARK NOTES. JSct a grea-t cesl of interest attache to coa-jkdisjl day's racing at Derby, which. not of the jarae -class sls on tho. two preceding afternoons, jw, entry for the Quoin's Plato was a psi-rtal ocs howwr, and most interest attaches to decision of this crest. For tome reason or ctr-sr.

hacker made a determined set on Saint Noel, lr.hv:h Mr- TyU-t-'s Tpretsntaiivt could produc 0 fcrra indicating that ho could star the two miles. i A BARR0WFT7L OF LOYE-IiETrERS. THE WIDOW AND HER LODGER. There was a decidedly Pickwickian atmosphere in the London Sheriff Court, yesterday, when, beforo Mr. Undor-Sheriff Burchell and a jury, the breach of promise action, Cuminiugs v.

Hind," remitted from the High Court, cams on for tho assessment of damages. The plaintiff was Mrs. Janet Cusn-mings, a widow, who kept a lodging-house at 2, Gratton-streot, Kensington, the defendant being Mr. William Anderson Hind, of No, 8, Norwood-street, Scarborough. Dickson, barrister, who appeared for the said tho parties became acquainted some nine months ago, the defendant frequently staying at the plaintiffs houso, and having a suite of rooms reserved for him.

Mr. Hind was a man ho would not say a gentleman of tnean3. and he had an allowance from his fathor's trustees, and made money by dealing in Belgian hares. Ho offered the plaintiff marriage, and ho was accepted. One day he sold a hare for 6, and he promised to give her tho proceeds, but ho only handed over 1, which Was all the money she ever had from him, as he did not pay for the rooms.

One day defendant had a prize hare which ho called Lady Gratton, after the street which the plaintiff lived. This hare had a litter of ten, and Mrs. Cummiugs was to have the proceeds of tho sale, but unfortunately all died. The defendant wrote an immense number of letters to the plaintiff, in fact a barrowful, and all of them were of tho most gushing character. The jury would remember that in a certain celebrated case the defendant wroto to the widow asking that chops and tomato sauce might be prepared.

The do-tecdant in this case contented himself with asking in one of his letters that chickens might be got ready fohim, and he added: "Don't forget the potatoes. It was true he did not suggest warming-pan. (Laughter. Coursfl tho Jctters tho defendant wrote snowed that he was very fond of the plaintiff. Thus in one he wroto: My Darling Lassie, Oh, how I thank you, my love for your sweet letter.

You have been in my mmd ad day my pet, for I thought what a shame it was I should have to write and cast a gloom over my little pet Jenny, but as I have told you, I shall not keep anything back from my darling lassie. i my darIsnS I am sending you P.O. value 1 for you to get a bottle of Johnny Walker whisky, hko the ast I got for your dear self, and a dozen of bottled beer, and if you will please get mc a couple of rowls and a nice sized piece of Won. i3S 1ot to tlwlbK let us have one fowl and he bacon and some tea on our arrival. I hope boilea Please, but if you are not feeling up to the mark, darling, we could have it cold.

Bless you, my bt-Ue pet, you shall have some sweet kisses LTvi Saturday- I send you all tho love Will 0411 you. Your ever loving The defendant did not appear, nor waa he represented, but he sent a doctor's certificate to the effect that he was too unwell to attend. The Under-Sheriff having summed up the evidence, the jury awarded 60 damages, with costs. AMUSING STORY FROM ENTTEDjD. SMALL BOY'S DECEPTION ON THE POLICE.

A curious story of juvenile precocitv comes from Enfield. Sergeant Haines was, on Thursday night accosted in the Enfield Highway by a seven-reared! urcam, who gave his name as Tommy Howard, and said he wanted to go to Tidd-stroet." The kindly sergeant, not being able to assist the lad immediately, took him to the Enfield Police Station and gave him some tea and bread and butte-In the morning he was sent to the workhouse at Edmonton, where he was afterwards claimed bv his tather a man named Howes, of Dalston Two hours after he had left the institution, however, he was found the Edmonton Police Station receiving similar hospitable treatment to that which he met with at Enfield. Inquiries went to show that he had told a most pitiful tale to the Edmonton fetation sergeant, saying that his name was Harry Cooper, and that he had his EYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER of SEPTEMBER 9 vrtu contain THE OPENING CHAPTEES of TOLSTOY'S GREAT NOVEL, RESURRECTION." EYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER cf SEPTEMBEB 9 Will contain TEE OPENING CHAPTEES of TOLSTOY'S GEEAT NOVEL, RESURRECTION." EYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER of SE5TE3I2EB 9 Will oonlala OPBNXNG CHAPTEES TH2 of TOLSTOY'S GKSAT NOVEL, RESURRECTION. EXTBACTS FEOil SOME PRESS NOTICES OF RESURRECTION." Tolstoy is terribly In earnest and tells dreadful truths with heroic frankness and uaCaziruiir courSm." DAILY TELEGRAPH. courag0- Tolstoy is clearly tho one great Christian teacher who is left to us.

And, sbove all, Tolstoy la a relentless thiaher, a man who sees the human comedv through and through." ilOKNING LEADER. CUEi Tolstoy, in his most and powerful story, shows how thin is the pax t.TS'? te, eeains In it to famish forth a P.0' novels." DAILY CHBONICLE. Set, to everyons it given to be a prophet to his generation. Toe EMsian Socialist rS former has to this matter the divine right that comS DAILY NEWS ConvicUo11 DATLYII'S31' eminently to be read." TOrvIf.KKalnsTT oa-7 creation, sho would SSALL IazStTE? 01 "It is surely the shallowest miraderstandinir to yi.sim9..cri0c8 do- a to thKs conceived is spoirt by its strecuotss ethics, as though it wrs some vulgar novel with a purpose Jnteaded to convey an unpaiauble truth In the eiilse of fiction, A nnr-pose, or course, it has; bnt the ethics are inherent in iteelf fa, au3 becans8 We Presents iSt J11 Jn tbte form- Eoofes cf which this cjj be said are rare appearances In the hi3tory of any country." WESTiUNSTES GAZETTE. It you like to say bo, here are the precious fras-ments cf what might have been a priceless And thcush il, is abominable he should he bright "-H0e'atly, ra eel Xht 018 mai2 "This rcasterpiece of Count Tolstoy's tha greatest work he has yet done roust be admitted to be one of most uncemproffiisiagly, terribly moral brrka prer wrivten making the soul throb with a sympathy too deep for tears, a pity too pure for indignation.

A mac and a woman, both innately sweet-souled and great-hearted, and to this have they corno. And the author loves them, and compels his readers to lovo ihsm. The sins and lies and cowardly hypocrisies of Society exposed; exposed for truth sate, for man's sake, for God's sake by the hand of a father, a brothar, an arUst, and a teacher." CLAHION. Tolstoy has proved Is Besurreetfon that he, the most powerful European artist, la still UYisir in cur SPEAKER. One will read over and ever agafn the magnificent description cf the heaping of Easter, and the chapter la which the betrayed girl runs after the train in which her deceiver is hastening away from her." WEEKLY TIMES AND ECHO.

"At last Tolstoy's great novel completed Is In our hands, and at once let it be said that Besurrectlon is -a work of supreme power. Our readers must get this Resurrection and circulate It far and NEW AGE. His latest novel, Resurrection (Henderson), in Its strength, in its knowledge of men and women, In the clear, vivid presentment of the stnry. Is as powerful as anything he has ILLUSTRATED LON-NtfWS. Besurrectlon Is, undoubtedly, the most Important novel thai has appeared In Europe for many years." LONDONEB.

This novel, according to Tolstoy's castes, Is confused, diverse, complex, and muttitudinoua as lifs Itself; and out of all this tumult there Bpeais a. still small voice which is clearness itself1 and Bimuliclty a voice preaching the vanity of tho frivolous ambitions of men, bidding us iiva cleanly and plainly nay, austerely a voice which will not be silenced." MANCHESTER GUARDIAN. To some the frank, brutal realism of the grossest scenes will be far from pleasant. Bnt there can be no doubt about the moral grip and trend of the book. Those who read tories for sornc-thins more than the mere story wlJ lay down tho book with the sincere conviction that a lesson of the highest valua to humanity has been enforced with an empbasl3 which thero is no mistaking." GLASGO.v HERALD.

Count Loo Tolstoy's new book is very remarkable. Their interview In the prison is most vividly described It haunts one for dayB after." BAEBOw NEWS. There are scenes of Immoral Ufa in the novel that are simply revolting, yet wo have no hesitation In saytesfr that, for the strong and tha sane, this is a supremely moral book. BBADFOBD OBSESVBB. EYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER of SSPTEJUBEB 8 Will contain TBS OPENING CHAPTERS of TOLSTOY'S GBEAT NOVEL, EYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER of SEPTEMBER 9 Will contain THE OPENING CHAPTEBS of TOLSTOY'S GREAT NOVEL, "RESURRECTION." EYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER J0L of SEPTESTBBB 9 Will contain THE OPENING CHAPTEBS of TOLSTOY'S GBKAT NOVEL, "RESURRECTION." BE BDEE AND OEDEB SEPT.

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Platclass -MaArLmz SWEETENEB TOBMCO. nil COCKLE'S Pli.ia3s HASTINGS FESTIVAL NORTH v. SOUTH. A FINE INNINGS BY JEPHSON. Tho opening match of Hwtinpi Festival eauaed yesterday in 8piendid weather, and the at-tondano was again an exceettingly good one.

The srst Btnsnjrs of th North in whiV. Afto t0 a rtain point? dW i as although Abol and Burnup scored 5 to geshor for the first thoro wcroht Tv the hlIicheon interval 11? e-l hson and Lockwood, who staved tog-other for and how and twonty-firo minutes and added no fewer that 146 runs. Jenhwn, who WaTtbe staved 3 H9Khi3 Sp ond tivinS- Loekwood ve-V finiS ha1 out to a orta, who held lead of 153, hsd twentv mutos batting before the close, and scored 27 mas witaout loss. Present score Mr. A.

C. MseLsiren. Trott not on -0JlrWH 5 So on Jfepbsoa VAi J-Vw, Trott K7 bJepason 17 TArd noE out 25 J. Gunn, "a Khcdes, 0 13, 1-b 5, Si 11 18 Total 443 SOtTTH. Total (for no 27 rasP.

wann Abel, Jones, Sunn Mr. 0. L. Towasead. Rhodes 1 liv i W- ura-b Kbooes: I Trott 0 LockwosKl.

Htrst, "dues' .1 Ji B7.n.bs 9 Total. STOBTH. Psist Xnoinss," "537 LociTfocd Trott Toirnsead .11 1 1 Jessop 17 -32 5 151 1 5 0 2 0 19 0 jepason 1 U0 0 12 uaywaru 4 "wotxl oae no-balb First XaniEss. S3 9 125 5 i Hirst S2. 7 93 SiJones 5 0 27 0 Gsnc bowled tiro no-baUs.

iesn Outsail 2 1 25 HATCH FOB THIS DAT. At HasSass, The Hasaass Festival Sorth South. OPENING OE THE FOOTBALL SEASON. PROSPECTS OF THE SOUTHERN TEAMS. "Th Daily News" last Saturday dealt with the prospects of the Football Leagus dubs.

This artels w-Jl bs devoted to the Southern League, aow. ioout a doubt, second onlr is im-portance and the strength of its clubs to the Foot- LrKltSek- -Vvlttl the Pon of Woolwfch rsenal, who prete-r to remain members of the becoaa Ihvmon of the Football the best 1 p-piessjcnal teams in the South are now en tne imb of the Southern League. A tZJ -2aT made siaee last season. BngnuM united aad Cowes have iven un the strugKe tor existanee; Bedminster and Bristol ty hare wisely amalgamated as one club Bristol Cotyt; Sseppey have had io retire is favour of Yvaord as the result of the test matches at th ena ot last season; and Thames Ironworks apoear urxaer tae new name of West Ham United. Luton nave rejoined tee League, aud, with Kettering also aetmiwea, tae number of clubs included is l-one fess than tae number with which the League started iast season.

0 Southampton, the runners-up for the English Cup last season, start the year with eticelient prospects, tneir sucetsses in the cup ties having puiled tnem tnrougra a disastrous financial outlook. Thev navo lost the services of Meehan and Durber 1 Peine (half), and Farrell (centre forward these players having signed on for other Durber is undoubtedly a great loss. To fill the vacancies, the executive have secured Molyneta ifcrertont and Blackburn (Blackburn Rovers) as backs. B. Sharp (Everton) as a half, and Toman ior the centre.

Cnadwick, the old Lverton and Burnley intemationa, has also signed on, find the famous Chadwick-Milward left-wing combinatton will therefore bs seen once more. With ta escaptjon Turner, the dashing outsids right, tao torwards are ail veterans, but they should make one oi the most dangerous attacking lino in the south. Tottenham Hotqpur. the team that deprived Southampton of the Southern League championship last year, after tho Hampshire club had neid ii three years in succession, have started the season badly with a couple of defeats, but should develop into a really good team. With the exception of Pratt (centre), who has returned to Preston, 11 the old players have bees retained, and Brown (Portsmouth) and Moffatt (Walsall! have been engaged.

The club receives solendid snnnnrt. in nnaj of the English Cup last season, and it is quite iikely that the may take the lead amongst the London clubs, despite the I033 of such sterling players as Cos, Burgess, Allan, Smith, and Breasiey, who hare been secured by Football League clubs. Griffiths a Welsh international) and Joyce (Southampton) have been secured as goalkeepers, Davidson (Bury) and Strut (Swindon), as backs Henderson (Swindon) and Began (Gravesend) as halves and Sharpies and Wilson (Swindon) and Oameliy Bristol) as forwards. Tho team made a capital start by beating Tottenham on the ground of the latter club. The other London clubs have found it necessary to cut down wage expenses by parting with some oi their best players.

Queen's Park Bangers have practically a new line of forwards, although the defence will be almost the same as last season. The new men are young players who have yet to snake a reputation, and the team should prove to be a bustling, energetic lot, likely to do well in the League. In the West Ham United (the old Thames Ironworks club under a new name and new management) many changes have been made, only abstainers being engaged. Hunt (Arsenal), ELaye (Chatham), and Jteid (Burslem) are amongst the new hands. Mr.

A. F. Hills is taking a great interest in the doings of the club. Portsmouth finished secend on the Leagao table last season a grand record for the first season of tho club; and it is not surprising that all the old playera have re-signed, with the exception of Cunline and Brown, who preferred to move to other quarters. Joyce (Thames Ironworks), Bed-dingfield (Q.P.

Rangers), and Lewis (Bristol feovers) ttre the new men engaged. The club is splendidly supported by the Portsmouth public, and should prosper. With regard to Reading, Whittaker, O'Brien, Hosie, and Kelly have gone to the Black-bum Rovers, Davies to Manchester City, and Ross to Notts County. Logan (Arsenal), Mainman and Bull (Gravesend) are amongst the new hands, and it is hoped that the veteran Holt will again sign on. Swindon have lost nearly all their ofd" players.

The vacancies have been filled by the engagement of Ritchie and Brown (Bristol Stevenson (New Brighton), Kirton (Sunderland), and other players, but the team is not likely to be quite as strong as last season. Bristol City should do better than last season after the amalgamation with Bedminster. Only two of last year's City team have been re-engaged, with Tocne, iison, Whelan, Chambers, and Davies, of Bedminster. Some players with big names have ako been secured, notably, Bach (Suudorland), Sto-venscn (Newcastle United), Nicol (Millwail). Bristol Rovers have signed on a lot of new talent, including one or two of the old Bedminster men.

The Rovers have started well by beating Queen's Park Rangers (away) and Tottenham (home) in the first week of the season. A full programme of matches in the Football League and the Southern League will be played this afternoon. ASSOCIATION. TO-DAY'S MATCHES. THE LEAGUE CHAHPIOSSHIP.

At West Bromwicb Vest Bromwich Albion Aston TiHa. At Derby Derby Comity Notts County. At Blackburn Blackburn Borers Newcastle United. At Nottingham Sotte Forest Sheffield United. At Bury Bury Manehegler City.

At Sunderland Sunderland Preston North End. At Liverpool Everton Wolverhampton Wanderers. At Stoke Stoke Liverpool At Sheffield Sheffield Wednesday Boitos Wsndereia. SECOSD DIYISIOS. At Ftenstead Woolwich Arsenal Walsall.

At Blackpool Blackpool Gainsborough. At StockportrStockport New Brighton. At Barssley Barnsley Burton Swifta. At Griassby Grirasby Town Borslem Port Vak. At Small Heath Small Heath Leicester JTtaeae.

At Lincoln-Lineoln City Burnley. At Ohesterrlelcl Chesterfield Gloeaop. At Manchester Newton Heath Middlesbrough. SOUTHEEN LEAGUE. At HHTwaU MSHwall West Ham.

At Kensal Rise Queen's Park Bangers Swindon. At Bristol Bristol City 'Watford. At Chatham Chatham Luton. At Beading Beading Bristol Rowers. At Gravesend Gravesend Portsmouth.

At Kettering Bettering Sew Brompton. THE LOVERS AND THE LANTERN. The Blackburn magistrates, yesterday, inflicted severe fines on three youths charged with disorderly conduct in Corporation Park A constable stated that after dark a gang of a dozen lads went down the Lovers' Walk with a bullseye lantern, which they flashed suddenly upon the sweethearting couples on the seats and in the recesses, causing aud using a vast amount of bad language. Thb Buckingham Triplets. The Queen has ordered the gift of 3 to be paid from aer Privy Purse to Mrs.

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The effect of Eno's Facrr Pax. upon any disordered or feverish condition is sihpw It is, is fact, Nat-use's Ows Beseeott, and as ossubpassbd oas. Caufejay See capsule marked Eao'a Feist Without rorta ijocaoa, ana nave a future before it Miihvail arein a very flourishing state, thanks to the success of the team in reaching the smi. SITUATIONS WANTED, HOUSEKEEPERS. CG53PANION3.

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Servant Sept. Moderate 8aIarr-S2 Daily Ne-9S Inquiry Office, 67, Fleet-street, E.C. YbuNGIYB5iqorrs SITUATION as COMPANION-HELP. Thoroughly raestleatoLF. 2L, S3, Waxr-! road, I-eytca, Bssei.

CKSMPANION-HOUSEKBEFEE and 8ECBETABY I cujuvsica, gooa resacr, prooi reaesr H. 209, iSotZlsrt, SS, Graeechatch-etreet, E.C. SWISS LADY (middle-aged) desire ENGAGEMENT COMPANION-HOUSEKEEPEB or Governess to mothsr-; less children. Aecanplihed, good bcusefcfeper, linguist, ronsle teacher, and needlewoman. Salary B40-S60 JL," Fir Cs.

wge, souinampton. COMPANION or Nursery Govtesess. Good "SUt-J lish, French, music, needlework. Entire charge tt desired. Good references aad tests.

Advertiser, 7, Canstoa-street, Eegescy-stfeet, Westminster. ADY HELP, 33, seeks SEASIDE EKGAGEMEST. i DemesUcated, needlewoman. Two years" reference. feervant teptw Fare paid.

74, MayaS-road. HerneSB. 1" ADY HELP A HOME os SoutS Coast in return, ior A A 1-ght duties, WANTED by a domesticated Yomsg Lady. oiiConfonnSst. M.

"Gazetts" Office, WStaey. A YOUNG LADY, 18, would giro her services as LABY-Jf- HELP for ccmfortabK! home. No ssJary Address M. 32, Wood-vale, Forest-hill. A LADY HELP, Housekeeper, position of trust.

A 29. -fl Educated, quiet, trustworthy. School, institute. Accustomed to children. Clanricarde House, Lcssdaie, Tttn-bridge Wells.

A USEFUL LADY HELP in small famfly; Thoroughly domesticated. Cookins. needlework. Long experiensa. Miss 42.

Penge-rcad, South Norwood. USEFUL HELP. Thoroughly domesticated. Good fercnees. ITear nrpforwil T.

ttw.Vc Ttinri. bask, Bandon-hill, Beddlagton, Croydon, Surrey. ANTED, by two fanner's darters, to live ftfestiter E. needlework-Apply to K. Caen Hill, Devfees, Wats.

ADY seeks BE-ENGAGEMENT as HOUSEKEEFEB wim jjft wi sciiweziii, o- is t'Ket. xaTTvfy, wcere servant is keot. Thorouiyhir T.v.-.-rw-v-. Vm. head.

LADY HOUSEKEEPER or Companion, young, re-. fined, well-educated, and exserienced. ServaKt or see- rants kept. Pediy, Green-end, Great Barford, Sfi NeatB, Hunts. YOUNG LADY, bright, energetic, thoroughly domestt-csted, coed cock, desires SE-KNGAGEMENT as B'j-JSEKBEPEB to genttersaa.

Servant kspt. Excellest is. ferences 6, Argyle-strect, IniwJch. HOUSS3SEEPEB or Companios-Brerp. Good reJer- ences.

bz, sunis-roao, Shephern's-bnsa, W. HOUSEKEEPER or any position cf trust. Good plain cooifc. needlewoman, attentive in illness. Ijbsx.

soosS, ret. Age 45. to, Samuei-etreet, Woolwich, S.E. A HOUSEKEliPEB, with excellent "rereneeS-aSoe' Jrk. years in cue post, seeks BE-ENGAGEMENT.

Age- 4a. 30 to Miss Gray, 120, Upper Bichmond-road, HOUSEKEEPEB, 16 years" experience. JL An Attendant on invalid, or lady Help. Thorcughly, -domesticated. Fond of children.

GocS r-efereaces T. Post OfSce, Bowbridge, Strcuc. Gloucestershire. OU5ESEEPEB, Contnanios. cr Ladv-Eelo.

ThcronrfsJr domesticated, eccncmical raanairer. enerzetic. Highest refs-E. L. Jelpke, Stationer, 103, Eigh-rosd, Kiiburs, N.W.

OUSEEEEPEB. or Mother's Help, where servant Is kept. Thoroughly domesticated. Good cook woman. Accustomed to children 3S, Shandos-rcad, Gapham-park.

(superior Working), 45, small besiaesi or private house. Fam3r 4 or less. Not IOEdoa basement. 13 months ret. IS E.

E-, care ef Mr. Daris, Stationer, Setton. 'OUSEEEEPEB to Widower. Lady, 27. desires BE-EN- liAGi.isiT.

Take charge motherless chUdres. Capable, refined, good cook, manager. Good references Miss 233, Brockley-road, Erockley, S.E. HOUSEKEEPER CWorkmg), sisgte gestlcmas or wtoeSi Tnoroughiy domesticated. Tristwortiy.

aSo4ert salary for comfortable horra. Ag 40. Good- references. 3, Heygaie-street, Walworth, S.E. MOUSEKEEPEE (entire duties), lady or gentlanasi small house or fiat.

Ags 30. Beferesee. Dlseagagsdv Salary 20-Particulars, Hcusekeeper, 8, Astrobcs-rcadi Actoa Green. "gS'OUSEKEEPEE, USEFUL COMPANION, or other JLiL city, by reliable, trustworthy, superior peisoa, whaot gin sept. Eomesacatec, nice coosing Miss Salman, 70, Manor-road, Brockley, S.E.

MOUSEKEEPEE to Wicewer, -jrtisre servant is Sept. USad to and fond of children. Good ccok, manager. "sb4 clever needlewcmsn. Business cr private.

121, Ltrtfeair-road, Finsbury-park. Lcndon. HOUSEKEEPEB. SITUATION WANTED by a respect-ablo person, ags 43, in a. working mzs's faxoBy.

Good refs. Address Mrs. 110, Bow, E. OUSEKEEPEB-Lady. 41, desires BE-ENGAGEMENT te gentleman, or Housekeeper-Ccmcanian to dderlv.

Lsdr. Domesticated, understands cooking. Servant kept. London cr near. State salary.

8i "Daily News" Inquiry Office, 87, Fleet-street, E-C. -r HOUSEKEEPEB to gentleman. Widow, 38, give scxi'Kga for good home. Disengaged. London preferred Meliora, care cf Grosveaor Library, Criapel-street, Belgravia.

REQUIRED, by a Lady (Widow, giving up own hoinej, POST as HOUSEKEEPER to gesOemas, eervsst kepi, or would assist delicate lady Address The Cottege, Shal-ford, Guildford, Surrey. SITUATION required as HOUSEKEEPEB cr place of i. where could have girl of 8 years. Address Mrs. 6, Oajorne-road, Kingsten-os-Thasies.

COMPANIONABLE WORKING HOUSEKEEPEB or HHjfc EE-ENGAGEMENT by widow lady 2S). Experlesead. domesticated, good needlewoman. Small bsIetv if allowed daughter Lcndon or seat. 107, St.

"phiSp'Soad, Sheffield. OBKiNG HOUSEKEEPEB to one- or two. or ia ffitt. Aged 28. Good references, very trsstworUsy.

BeEabls. State particulars. J. 13, Musgra.veJSrescent, Fulhara. 'OBKING EOUSEKEEPEB to quiet, elderly people, where young servant is kept.

Good cook. TTfyTt references. 9, Keswick-vfEas, Twickesham. OBKING HOUSE BEPEB to a widower or bachelor, of trust. Good referesca.

Widow, Daily Sews Inqcny Office, St. or any position age 48. Address Se3 Fleet-street, E.C OBKTNG HOUSEKEEPEB to by superinn, middle-aged person. Plain eookins. oi refer ama.

Salary 32. iJ. semirg, ta-roaa. Bexley-neath, Kent. ASSISTANT HOUSUKEEPEB, or wCnld take atir management is private house cr school.

BcmestScated. ceedlewcmas, experienced in illness, used to children. Aga 24. Good references SS3 ji, "Daily News Inquiry' OSabs, 87, Fleet-street, E.C. OifjflCEBS iavsHdeg, and ethers.

Geaiaegnrasa, bright, sympathetic, musical, STIBSE, SecaK', or Housekeeper. Terms arranged." Home," care of Chl-chester-street, Paddrngtoh. DOMESTIC SERVANTSi ANTED, by MAN fed WIFE, CABETAKSB say oiaca of trust, where cxiokme la recaired tggfeaieiL Highest reference Address, Caretaker, 7. King-street, Lstoa. Beds.

AN and WIFE. CARETAKERS or as Managers o.pzl-. vats or good Apartment House. Experienced ai liable. No eh2dren-Smeeth, 2, Bock-gardens, Bogacr.

AN and WIFE as CARETAKERS, Porter aad PortessSk or management of good asartniests. Aire 25 and 22. Good refs. E. 27, Staasary-street, SE.

"jaCASBIED COUPLE seek APPOI3ri3ENT si CABS-J5S TAKERS, any capaciv Man active, isteHigaat, eateU, used to institutions. Wife cook, needlewcmas, thoroughly domesticated. Caretakers, 78, Ecdestoa-aqnare, S.W. EQUTEED, by Two Friends, SFJTTATIONS togethet; sa Chambers or Cara and Ceasing of Offices. Good slais cooESg ana sugnt ssowieage oi wasting Trt 40, Hugh-street, Ecclestos-sqcare.

jfABETAKEB, or similar engagenMrt, WANTED Sy getic COUPjjE. Miadle-agd, so fajBily. Excelicst testimonials and references cars cf 153, Queen's xoaiS. Tunbridgs Wells. CABETAKSB, Housekeeper to gentleman, or any stoat, of trust.

Good plain cook, careful managec. superior. Highest refsreases. G. 5U, St.

Harlesdes, N.W. FEBSON, 23, WANTS WORK. Cbbkiag, waiang, or offices. Sleep, ont. Day ox half-days Letter, B.

S. Bi, bs, Crawford-street, Marylebone, W. SITUATION required by respectable Young Wcsrias ag CAEETAKEB or WoiKng Hwisekeeper. Good xSfa-. ences.

Could furnish own room Miss Matthews, 20, Ahaa sqaare, N.W. SUPEBIOB COOK-HOUSEKEEPS3, where girl it kept. Light piece. Thoroughly experienced. Good refsresa.

Country preferred Miss Earner, 25, St. Stephes's-road, B4y- Water. OOD COOK, is a gentleman's family, where KtEhsrseaa is kept. Eight years' good character. Wages 35, gnifr all found.

A. 20, Wobuihrbtaldings, Esstaa-road, W. LAIN COOK, age 39. Wages 24 to 2S M. 4iQL Charringten-street, OxklsrnaM, N.Wi COOK or Cook-GeneraL in small famav.

Ax 21. Good referenoe. Suburbs prefarred West, High-atees Iver. COOK: or GENEBAZj is smaB family. state wages and If faro is paid.

HinnrVin only. 3. 1. s. Erringtos-road, Paddingtos, GOOD PLAIN or COOK-GENKBAL.

age 2J. Two years' perscnaL Wages 20 E. A. Sfi. White.

Hart-lass, Bamfts, Surrey. AS COOK-GENERAL. Ag 22. Nearty 12 monlfcs' good charactte. Mary, Th KameUnii, Maiden, Sumy.

Ho circulars. OOK-GENEBAL. 25. Plain BOUps, fish, psstiy. etc 5 months' personal character.

17 or 1S Annie, Hetiter-ingtoa's, 109, Queen's-road, Peckham. AS NUESE to onn or two children. 3L Two vears character. B.C. Keat nreferred-K.

Wall, Eppla Bay, Bucoihgton. a NUBSB ta one or two otog- csndree. Good ohajs- Etm-park, Brixtca-hill, S.W. EQUXBED, a SITUATION as GNSE3-NUBSE, by yosai y.ueuw.v. IB, Ernest-road, Forest-gat.

SITUATION required by a EOUSE-PABLOUEMAIB, ia family of two. No basement. S.W. ftreferred. by tetter to 53.

Ivydene-rcsd, Dalston, OUSEMAID in small family. Ksowledgs of waiting. Age 24. Wages 18, W. or N.W; nrelerrea.

BelL Vain. terrace, Uxhridge-road, Acton. SKKVANT, Disengaged. Cook, wash, iron. Experience ia housework.

Long character. 12. British Agency, Koath-park, Cardiff. Stamp. tiPEKlOB GENERAL SEBYANT.

Age 28. TJndarstasds good plain cooking. Also waiting table. Neat appear, anee. Two years' character.

18. J. 183a, Strand. txilSEBAL SEBVANT, age 22. Wages 14.

Character a years (personal). A. 12; CholfnVT.irtHM. Duton, Surrey. No office seed apply.

GENERAL SEBVANT. Good plain cook. Country girl, with excellent character. Will take low wags for comfortable situation. Sirs.

Coster, Registry GSce, Gloucester. ENEBAL. 21. Plain cooking, lignt washing. 3 years personal character.

14. Neilie. 3 as. Oyiwn-s-rTwi -p ham. iiNEHAL SBSVANT.

AK 25. Tall, nice annoarMi. IS months' charaetsr. TTetfiino-rnc Upper-street, Islington. 1 ENKSAL SEBYANT, Plain Cook, ag 25.

WagSS 15. Gil a BEMMtl i.H,nnt. Tliwis A 1 JiNSBAL SERVANT. Age 19. Strong.

wiBiag. Good personal character. Wages 14. Mary, Hetheringtaa's. 214.

Edgware-rosd, W. (ovar Siager's). ENEBAL, 23, DiseRgxged. Can do aoythlag in house, work and plain oocScing. Weil spciea.

a obliging. 18. ChartttsE--3C3s Nsiaoa, 332, GkascaMosa PRESSMEN. PRINTERS, CANVASSERS FBOTTEBS-SITOA'S(0N reqalred as OLtCKBB or OVEB-. wi Seventaea years eiperience.

with awnrpipers, Jobbing, dlrestorleB, etc. Aetfve and teUible. Contttry not ob-Joctcd to.j35 "Dally News" Inquiry Office, 67, Fltfet-street, B.C. (or as Working Overseer) seeks SITUATION. Koiisblo, capable man.

DlolprrrIariaiu--963 "Bally News" 'OBKING FOREMAN' tmJ-Aa. Seeks ntTtti eellent testimon'als. Last JIa four 23, DurBaa- SUBiEDITOB. Hsny yearn' espertanee on London Dally; expert and As BBADEB; speedy and zeen-rateAddresB 413 "Daily New" inquiry OfSce, 67, Fleetatreet, B.C. EXPERIENCED BEADEB, News aad Jobbing, desires PLACE.

Well-ediioated, knows Preach and Latfe. CouJd asjJst with reportiflg. iBghcst refsreaeesJ. T. D.

Halford, East Berghblt, Suffolk, EXPERIENCED EEADEB (35). good linguist. Seeks EN-GAGESIENT. Loadca or previa oea.B., m. High Hoi-bom, W.C.

BADER, experienced (practical prister), book, news, $obbinsr. Latin rrs.KS1w TTnlwo.5,,. (Paris), soma Ocrman. Technical, rneelcafe-Beader, 24, Wiat-frcd-road, Manor-park, E. EADER, accurate, conscientious, desires PERMANENCY London or Provinces.

Linanint. tt.t rfn. magazine, etc 47, Howland-striset, London, W. EADEB-C0MPOSIT0R (26) desires PERMANENCY. Well- I'M, Barngbiffp-road, Islington, N.

EAtEB Laxne) Tafco small Baiary. Any dtetaaeft. Tew machine revising. IB years' refer-snces-Prlater, 260 PRINTER'S READER. Experienced.

News or general. 24 years last sltaatiosJ. 13, WaieSeld-street, Brass. wlek-Bquara, W.C. PBtNTEBS and STATIONBES.

COMPOSITOB 18i). good and clean at solid matter, wants BIT. (London desired), where he could improve at Sobbing care Beld and Nephew, 35, Shoe-lane. SIN TEES. Good all-round Jobbing COMPOSITOR desires SITUATION.

Good references. A. 3. Borehaaa, 17, Priory-road, Waadsworth-road, S.W. FBINTER6.

Excellent all-round JOBBING HAND Sftks SITUATION. Used to News and Machines. Could tab charge of small efflce. 251 Daily News Inquiry Office, 67, Fleet-street, E.O. OUTH AFRICA Smart Jobbing COMP.

seeks BE-EnT GAGEMENT, Natal or Capo. ThreS years at Cap. Ksd charge of 289 Dally News Inquiry Office. 67, Fleet-Btreet, E.C. JOBBING COMPOSITOR 23), good aU-round, setks SITUATION.

Disengaged, Good refs. A. 8, Upwey-Street, Wpybsouth, Dotset. J0BBINOC0MF (25), willing to asks bimsdr asefnW 21, Stavordale-road, N. OBBING HAND (Junior)- seeks SITUATION.

Used to i'laien maenmes. H. S. Clarke, 14, Canterbury-road, Aah- ford. OBBING COMPOSITOR requires PEBMANENCY.

Good display. Manage small office. Temperate. Be-ferences, specimens, etc Ward, 43, Doughty-street, W.C. ARTISTIC JOBBING COMPOSITOR (or News) requires permanent BERTH.

Thoroughly capable in all branches, machines, posters. Abstainer and energetic Printer, 257, Hol-loway-rcad, London, N. ALL-BOUND JOBBING, Magazine-, Poster, aad Stone disengaged. Assist machines. Job taken.

Mode-rato wage. T. V. 3, Little Cress-street, Islington, N. LL-ROUND JOBBING COMPOSITOB seeks PERMANENCY.

Country preferred. Understands stono and cropper work. Abstainer. Good references. I.

Y. 15s, Weston-road. Strood, Kent, jpfOMPOSITOB (disengaged) seeks PERMANENCY Jn good country Jobbing office. Used to magazine work. Good refs.

Bolls, Crook's-terracsS, Grove-street, Wantage. COMPOSITOR. SITUATION WANTED. Wei! recommended by present employer Apply Bound, Gazette Office, Ba3lagstoke. COMPOSITOR seeks SITUATION.

All-round experience at news, book, jobbing, or stonework. Permanency or Job. Town or country. Printer. 208, Clty-rbad, N.

C10MPOSITOB (young) seeks SITUATION in-good Jobbing CSlce. Stead and relfahlft. Gflnri f.wiK TieA. 5 "Su John-street, Cirencester, Gios. COMPOSITOR (Society), good commercial and artistic Jobbing hand, seeks SIT, in London.

Up-to-date. Steady. Refs. 1, Clifton Cottages, CliftonvHIe. Margate.

COMPOSITOB. young, good all-round hand, seeks SITUATION. Country experience. Specimens. Excellent references.

Apply 12, Esstboume-road, Trowbridge. COMPOSITOR, news, book. Jobbing, seeks PERMANENCY. Good refs. Apply Lagden, 2, Boss Cottages, Stepgates, Chertsey, Surrey.

disengaged, good aO-round general Jobbing. Town and country experience. Steady, reliable Pulsford, 86, Chester-read. South Tottenham. COMPOSITOR seeks PERMANENCY in good JobSsbsg office.

Quick and clean. Wilson, 10, Alberta-street, Kennington-park-road, S.E. COMPOSITOR. Good all-rormd JOBBING HAND eertcs PERMANENCY in Jobbing cfSce. Abstainer.

Willing and obliging. j. Wocd, 3, Abdale-road, Ehepberd's-bush, W. COMPOSITOB (youasr) seeks HE-ENGAGEMENT. Book, and plain Jobbing.

Steady and reliable. Abstainer. 0., 5. York-road. Gt.

Yarmouth. COMPOSITOR (young) seeks SIT. News, jobbing (music). Seven years' experience. Sellable.

F. 17, Hatcham-park-road, New-cress, 6.E. COMPOSITOB seeks SITUATION. Quick at easa aad sttoe. Also Improver on Lino, machine.

Just Ml Lctdon dally. 4J years last ait-C 31, Kiliard-road, Klr.gsland, N. COMPOSITOR. 26. iteeks-yEBMANENCY.

Good aD-round Jobbing and Book. Excellent refa Apply W. Barker, 159, Wandsworth-road. S.W. COMPOSITOrf (young) seeks PERMANENCY.

Book or jobbing. Quick and clean, steady aad leliable. Abstainer. A. 1, Church-street, Sudbury, Suffolk.

COMBOSITOE, age 22, seeks SIT. in Jobbing Office. Town or country. Good references. Georgo Alderton, Castle-street, Woodbrldge.

COMPOSITOB (24), good all-round, seeks SITUATION. Stonework. Good references. Laurencs, 22, Thomhiil-rbad, Bamsbury, N. COMPOSITOB seeks PERMANENCY.

Good display hand. Platen and cylinders. Good references. F. G.

Packman, Albert-row, Sherborne, Dorset. COMPOSITOR (27 seeks SITUATION. AH-round Jobbing, News, or Book. Good display or posters T. 63, HaU-place, Paddington.

COMP. (26), country, seeks SIT. News, book, or general Jobbing. Assist make-up. Gibbons, 4, Kings-down-roau, Leytonstone, E.

COMP. seeks SIT. to small offlee. Abstainer. Good refs.

Affo 25. Town or country 77, St. Margaret's-strest, COMPOSITOB, abstainer, seeks PERMANENCY. Up-to-date artistic display. Good references B.

J. cod-villa, Clapham-cbmmon. COMPOSITOR (27), Non-Society. SITUATION: News. Jobbing, Stone, or Reader Compositor.

Reliable and energetic. Punctual aui abstainer F. B.r 62, Townshenditer-race, Richmond, S.W. FEMALE COMP3. (two) require SITUATION; Good, clean workers.

London preferred. Disengaged. Box 17 Daily News Inquiry Office. 67, Fleet-street, E.C. seeks SIT.

Ail-round. Six years' experience. 58, Cowper-road, Stoke Newington. IMPROVER (IB) seeks PEEMAXENCY Shght er-perlenca on machines improver, 104, High-road, New Eouthsats, N. JMPROVER seeks SITUATION is news or news aad Jobbing office.

Quick aad clean at case. Nearly 5 years' experience. F. OSord, Sunnyside, Diss, Norfolk. LINOTYPE OPERATOE seeks PERMANENCY.

Two years on London daily. Speed per hoar. Address A. 12J, Artillery-passago, Bishopsgate. INOTYFE OPEEATOB Requires SITUATION.

Just off 3-2 London Daily; Also Jobbing, Magazine, Make-up, etc Beiereaces. 20, Portland-road, Mottingham, Eitham, S.E. LINO. OPERATOE seeks SITUATION. Six years' experience.

Used to all changes. Speed according to experience. Disengaged. Abstainer. Box 146 Daily News Inquiry Office, 67, Fleet-street, E.C.

TT INOTYPE. OPERATOB (Soc WANTS SITUATION. Three daily news experience. Testimonials. J.

135, Peter-stroet, St Helens. INO. OPERATOB (See.) seeks SIT. Mechanical a knowicage. 3, Kenrungton-park-gardeos; S.B.

INOTYPE OPERATOR seeks RE-ENGAGEMENT; Speed I A clean. Two years London daily. Refa. J. 80.

Bingfield-street, Kinir's-cross, N. INOTYPIST seeks SITUATION. Good knowledge mechan ism, a.oeu. in or near Juonuon. Abstainer.

A. Nichdlls, Newsagent, Wcstbw-stroet, Norwood. "8" INO. OPERATOB seeks CHANGE. Thorough JLJ mechanical knowledge.

885 Daily News Inquiry Orace, 67, Fleet-street, E.C. TT INOTYPE OPERATOB seeks PERMANENT SITUATION. 3J Speed clean. 2 years. Goffd refs.

Open for engagement at once. Linotype, 43, KOlybn-road, Clapham, S.W. LINO. OPEBATOB-IMPEOVEB (quick, clean, educated, news abstainer), seeks SIT. Small wags to start.

Cameron, 57, Btrathblalhe-road, -Clsphara Junction, S.W. ACHXNE MTNDEB seeks PERMANENCY. Well up a Book, Magazine, and Commercial; on Perf cetera or Wharfedales. 9, Holtham-rbad, Abbey-road, MINDEB, 30. Platens, gas engrine.

News, Magazine, good process, and Jdbbing. Eeferenees. Bad charge. 2, St. Gebrge's-road, Cambeiwell, S.E.

ACKINE-MDSTDER, 26, desires PERMANENCY In good offlca In London. Thoroughly competent ia best book. cut, and commercial work. Also music Printing. Starsb.

and movable M. McGlUicuddy, 16, Conduit-place, Paddiag-ton. MACHINE-MINDER seeks PERMANENCY. Used to book, cut, and Jobbing on Wharfedales T. Nevill-terrace, Lewes, Sussex.

TO PRINTERS. MACHINE MANAGES, age 30, wants SIT. Varied experience rotaries, perfoctors, etc, etc Book, cut, colour. Town, or abroad. Address Box 487 Daily News Inquiry Office 67, Fleet-street, E.C.

PRINTER. MACHINE-HAND seeSs SITUATION. Used to cylinder, cropper, and guillotine; or as Assistant ia News Omce.F. 13, Shirley-street, Hove, Brighton. BINTEB'S MACHINE-MTNDEB Young Man requires jobbing.

Dj. or near London preferred. Able to fill up tirao at oase; B. Hodges, Portmore-park, Weybridge. PRINTER'S MINDEB (22) sacks SITUATION.

Wharf platsa, and gas ehgine. BooS, half-tons, and Jobbihg.i-8. 39, Inviile-road, Walworth, S.B. SINTER'S MINDEB seeks SIT. Half-tone, book, or commercial.

platens, engine. Quick, B. 60, Mlltbn-roadj South Horhsey. BINTEB'S MACHINE-MIND14B. Young Man requires PERMANENCY.

Used to srood class of Work. snglne. Davis, 28, Malvorn-road, Quecn's-road, DalBion, PRINTER'S" MACHINE MINDER, young man, Bequlres BBBMANENCY. Used to gbbd-ciass work. Gas Davis, 23, Malvern-road, Dalston, N.

PBINTEBS MINDEE seeks PEBMANENCY. Book; Job! bmg, Commercial work. Thoroughly understands Wharfedales. Platens, gas engine. City or suburbs 39, Biverhall-street, South Lambeth.

BINTEB'S MINDEB, good hatf-tone, line, aad general, wants 1 or nights Weekly. 126, Bast Surrey-grove, Peckham. BINTEB'S MINDEB, reliable, CHARGE of BOOM. Hubersi Century, Gottrell, Wharfedales, cut colour pro-csss. Good referenoe.

11, Netherland-placa, King's-cross, BINTEB'S MACHINEiMTNDBE seeks SIT. in ornear London. Half-tfeces, commercial, 3gloured process, wsd bookwork. Good 50, Wlndhan3'id, BouraeieduUi. BINTEB'S WAREHOUSEMAN or OtJTTBB wasts BE-ENGAGEMENT.

Long experieaco. Good Bll-routtd, capable, and reliable. Could take ohiise-Pleass eddiess 42, Gator-street, Psciham. TEEEOTYPEB (26), married, aseio- BS5M. Country pre-ferreu.

FlrstHjlass wortasan. Book and JobMiss- Own CLERKS ASSISTANTS WORKMEN, Jec. FTNTyBBSITY MAN, with ioaraaUstto experleaee, desires private SECRETARIAL WORK, sclentifie, Uterary, or phUosophlc, Compilations, indexing. Excellent references -E. e.o.; Bandall'S.

168, High Hotbom. fSPTS, deim ENGAGEMENT as PBI- Uament preferred. Thorough knowledge of business and f6 "'Sally News" Inquiry Office, 7, Sleet- Stj(SQ, and BOBOUGH COUNCIL -a. BLECTI0N3 An experienced ELECTION AGENT, with first-Class refereiices, is OPEN to an ENGAGEMENT Address ElebtiOH, Box 2.580, Cell's; Pfeet-sirest, B.C. ANTED.

'SITUATION ee MANAGER of Drpot or other pcsltios ol; tTUSt in COAL TRADE. Over four Practical experience. Highest ITUATION WANTED, SECRETABIAL or any other work, bv Man. 5V -cj "vi xtj years uMcavica wr ta, aanway-street, w. 81'iTJATXCJN WASTED.

Any position. Gehti services for sman salary, or in return -for board-residence and laundry. First-class references-Address DVEOTISEB (Chcsnlst) dfeeires an APPOI2fTKKKT in a ChrtntaitT tttftf- c-- ti JuAuia, juiUQ at bis posal. Knowledge or French iaa5 some Gennan. $72 iTi CJhlAN 5il of appearance and address, desires SITUATION XCCOVNTANT, Cashier, Collector, cr any pcMtioa of trust.

Address a 3, Wjiinc-road, Brfzton. AS TEACHEE of BOOK-KEEPiNG-Experienced teacher acccuntaiit) Ia open to accept ENOAGE-HBSTT lor two evcnJngrs per wcez-Address Thoroijgn. cax EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER and ACCOUNTANT, referring to present employers, desires an ApPOINT-MENT-Mr. Fyfe, Buckingham-street, Buckingham-gate, CLERK WANTS SITUATION. Experienced in general office work.

Shorthand writer. Modern salary. Good testimonials. E. 19, Gratton-road, West Kensington, W.

CLEBK, Male (24), desires EMPLOYMENT. Good writer. Shorthand (Pitman's) 80-160. Has a- knowledge of typewriting (Remington). Moderate salary.

Good testimonials A. 21, Broad-street, Bfracombe. fUNIOB CLEBK, age 18. requires BERTH. Good writer, OUiCk atld W.

IC.EiCUd, 20o Daily News" Inquiry OfSce, 67,. Fleet-street, E-C. ANTED, by a respectable Yovn Person, EVENGTG EMPLiOVMS-WT i.r- 13 A 1 buildings, Wych-irtrect, Strand. POSTAL YOUNG LADY DESIRES SITUATION. Can take entire charge.

F. and B. telephone. Six weeks fnu tn fi KT JaOBTMAND-TYPIST (140-50), ags 13. desires SITUATION itt.r-uaiE.js.

iss. several years" jaupsn, aorxoE, as, Jiocnester-road, Camucn-town; HCBTHAND TYPIST Lady desires ENGAGEMENT. Tm. i vv cjiu a. can years experience.

oott relerences. Woodside, Filiebrook-road, Leytonstone. EXPERT TYPIST WANTS HOMEWOEK, every Seduction for quantities. Also translations. Moderate terms-Address Expert.

412 "Daily News" Inquiry Office, 67, Fleet-street, E.C. TWO YOUNG GENTLEWOMEN REQUIRE POSTS (New York) in USEFUL CAPACITY, business or otherwise. Not experienced In former, but adaptable 886 Daily News" Inquiry Office, 67, Fleet-Street, E.C. ADVERTISER, 33, seeks SITUATIONS'. Thoreush Freneh and English correspondent, shorthand (Pitman's) and typist.

Good general business experience. A worker. Best 31,173, c.o. Jones and 31 bis, faubcurg Montmartre, Paris. LOOS-CLOTH and ROOF-CLOTH MAKES seats ENGAGEMENT as WORKING FOREMAN, or other responsible capacity.

Many years' experience in a first-class West of England House Apply 42, Eayward's Letter Exchange, Bristol. SMITH, general, first-class for eab and van builder, good for wheelwright's, young man, wants constant EMPLOYMENT. Collance, 27, Canonbury-rcad, Highbury, N. ElfGrNEBrVEB-seefcTpERMANENCYT Own repairs, with slight knowledge of electricity. Excellent reference.

171, Grey's-road, Henley, Oxon. LUMBER WANTS JOB, used to ga3, hot water, eiectrie bells, and all kinds of Jobbing W. 20, Belment-rbe, Maidenhead, Berks. PACKING and PRINTER'S COUNTER. SITUATION de-sired as same or any good ouening; Age 22.

Sir years' nr. CABPSNTEE, Joiner, WANTS WORK, or as Estate Carpenter, repairs, etc. Charge eteetrie plant. Generally handy. Good workman.

Good references. E. 14. West-ville-rcad, W. BESSMAKING.

WANTED, SITUATION as FIRST HAND in sod business house. Thoronsrhlv exnerl- encd in coats. Apply Miss Menslngton, 3, China-street, Ban-caster. MASTER BAKEBS. WANTED, by a respectable Young Man, aged 32, as FOREMAN or good Second.

Weil up in bread and smalls. 12 vears character. E. Heritage, 5, Covell's-row, High-street, Margate. WANTED, by a respectable Lzd, SITUATION in oid-established BUTCHER'S, rear London.

Little expe-rienco of the trade. Live in. Stanford, Bushey. Herts. BMY MAN (late), sergeant 8 years, aged 34, good writer, CAPACITY.

Address Sergeant, 189, Vasrhall-bridge-road. S.W. OY. aged 16. two years' reference present situation, wishes to find WORK in CARPENTER'S SFKVP and willing to learn.

Accept small wage. E- HoUinshead, 8, Pickets-street. Balham. OBK WANTED by a respectable Woman, by the dav or week. Business or private.

Citv preferred. Gcoi references. 41, Grinstead-road, Deptford-park, S.E. NIGHT WATCHMAN or any position cf trust. Good character.

Address S. EL, 9, Kcraertcn High-terrace. Hackney. HANDY MAN wants JOB. Understands small Jobbing, carpenter's work, pap-jr-hanjicg.

white-washing, etc J. 15, New-street, Houndsditch, City. HANDY MAN WANTS regular SITUATION. Understands ail kinds of lifts. Willing to make himself generally usefuL Late M.F.B Address A.

5, Bonar-road, Peckham, S.E. TOUNG MAN (22) seeks SITUATION. Any capacity. View to permanency. Used to carpentering.

Good refs. A. 1L Qaeen's-road, Hford SQUIRED, by well-educated Ycuag i-an. of Smart ap- TMar.1T!Cf. AfMt n.rmATTTt.

RTTTT TTAW a i ing. Excellent references. Disengaged Apply E. P. Alpha House, HenSelc.

YOUNG HAN. with two years' good character, Bequlres SITUATION, to make- himself GENERALLY USEFUL In privats hcuso or house of business, indoors, cr any place of trust. Abstainer. 53, Botherfield-street, Islington. REQUIRED, a 6ITUATI0N in any TRUSTWORTHY CAPACITY, by a.

mas 45 years cf age. No encumbrances. Strong and willing. No objection to live in. Many years' exceUeht references.

Address D. ss, Kilbara-nark-rcad. N.W. ESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, been in service. WAKTS WOTHT.

ith(f diniTio- tw, il 'j i a family. Reference. Sleep cut. No Sundays Prior, 4, Cotall-street, Poplar. ESPECTABLE.

YOUNG WOMAN requires EMFLOY-, MENT as OFFICE CLEANER, etc A. 42. Win. Pimlicb. COMPANION-ATTENDANT disengaged.

Kiddlesgea. Gentlemanly appearance. Accustomed to travelling. Med. references.

Address 2d. 23, South-street, Manchester-square, W. ALE NURSE-ATTENDANT Disenga-jed. Thorcughly experienced mental, dipsomania, invalids, caihprc- Good sailor. Highest medical and other references.

Beech AS ATTENDANT to Invalid gentleman. Good lifter. Experienced. Highest references. Moderate wage Address A T.

2, Chain-entry, Gkracesiergreen, Oxford. ATTENDANT-COMPANION to a weak-minded ybusg gentleman. Entire management of a delicate- or backward youth. BeferSncea. Moderate salary.

110, Torriaho-avenus, N.W. G300M-C0ACBMAN. Thoroughly csderstandT RiAhifl AW 28. TbirtiW -r through death. J.

Hughes, Duke-street, Tutbnry, Burtcn-on Trent, ESPECTABLE LAD seeis SITUATION in STABLES. Served apprenticeship racinz establisiuttrnt. T.f in canning Town or near raiiip-street. Kinff-street. Plaistow, E.

ABDENEB, single-handed or with help. Married. i9 experience. Ags 38. WiUhlff and obliEliMr- Good character 117, Dahbrook-road.

South Rtrrathm No circulars. ANTED, a SITUATION as HANDY MAN. Trustworthy and reliable. Undertsands horses xnd nMm drives Willi and make himself useful Ags 40. ilarried.

years' highest reference. Address Charles Poriesa. Snth-erland-road, Chiswick, W. HOUSEEEEPERS. COMPANIONS.

HELPS. ADY SEEKS POST as GOVERNESS or LADY NURSE. JLi 24. English subjects, mnsie, neeatework. Church cf Befe'rehces; Miss Gray, 120, Upper Bichnioatt-road, Putney.

JjjUPEBIOB YOUNG NUBSEBY GOVEBNESS (Magistrate's w.uvi,.;. uuuau, rencii, crawing good music (piano and hanhonium), needlework. Accustomed tn -wmnff ehildreYi. i20-2S. O.

O. f. it axsur street, Pail-mall end. SUPEBIOB NUBSEBY GOVEENESsI Highly reeom-inended. English, French, music, etc Most successful with children.

Miss Carlisle, 48, St. Mary Abbotts-terrace, Kensington. UBSEBY GOVEBNESS desires BE-ENGAGEMENT. EnF lish, music, elementary French (entire eham.) yS, nesdlework. C.

care of 5, Southfields-road, West-hilL WandswCrth, BENCH LADY, NUBSEBY GOVEBNESS (ProtestasO a www to in wis caa oi Septem ber. Highest references. Address Mademoiselle, Newton. New OEBMAN NUBSEBY GOVEBNESS desires BE-ENGAGB-HSNT (London preferred). Good English family.

Estirs charge. Excellent character. Ago 27, Wages 30. Address Hellert, cafe cf Bcv. Gard, Guernsey.

E-ENGAGEMENT WANTED by Youag lady, wh(, like to go abroad. Experienced as Governess. Good, pianiste and reader. ExceUeht references. K.

49, Elgin-avenue, W. YOUNG LADY, musical, desires POST- as COMPANION to lady, la or Hear London preferred. Small salary Disengaged September Mth Miss Moore; Beauchamn Lode Warwick-crescent, se, ADY Bsquires KB-BNGAGEMENT as COMPANION or A Housekeeper te either lady or gentleman. Kb children servant is kept. Domesticated; Abstainer.

Hishcst references. Salary 18 and iaun4ress-J. Eu, 158, ToIlingtoK-park, N. Kh where servant is kept. Small salary.

Assist wiu hmniL keeping. Needlework, Pan ton-street ci bridge. TT ii-ENGAGEMENT iteguireii as NUBSE-COMP ANION lavahd. Good housekeeper, reader, and correspondent KxceUent references. Broomwood-rcad! Sta common.

RE-ENGAGEMENT as COMPANION or Lady Help take charge of little girl. Good refs-M. 16 Clarence-road. Brondesbury. N.W.

ls seeks POBT as above. DomesticateZ Understands tevaads. Caeerittl. Capable, pracUcaL aetlvs. iliss Gray So Upper Blchraond-road, Putney.

ua' v' plUMPANION-HBLP or Uaafe-HottseKeeper v. kept; ffigbly reeosimehSsd-Jliss ctoftTito Abbotf s-terraoe, Kenslapba; vaasie, 4S, St. Mary aLI' eWaAWMeittP, for tome, mi31 Ji Mser- Musical, willing, worthy. Kind and MaaSyre7 fgJION a COMPANION-HELP. awcfcas.

Fend oi ehfll sXosdfja write. Hr. John Tsrser. A 33, was. backed oovm to 6 to 5, but his jnrrxjrters acwr locked like laading thoso short ciss.

lie isZed secure a situatiou, stnd the vor- sftsr a ie ra.csv was obtained by the Maaavras. who taxied second is dc-at 5 to 1. Daring tho afternoon only two lavov.r; woa tr.eir race, ixcy i rcsto proTnur ttve she soaked tor the Eivustou Nwrse-rv. 1 metis earneu oa tile rveaiostoa I late, events, a wdi bo seen or. reicrrr.ee to the re candidates.

Tomorrow ihcre be a pieasajvr, day's sport at Kotapion. tiio recent fine weather will rtre a The Earisfieid Handicap tV.l to Chubb or Syerla, the Waterloo bo: iirsory io nrc.oqup or waqw use Ceptosa- erv to iVieersp.rke or the September is.e re to Vi Miw or Pantheon, the Sunburv Msppntat cr 'i ora.ro, and the Keguis i to tyeria or Inquisitive. N---'-t. METS03. LONDON BETTING.

Friday. frcved fairly brislj to-day, whea the Gessrewitch. rsi were upcu, is addition to the St lies' race 3 te I was laid ea tl iSs silll being ied for. while Eloper -i- is at 10 to I to win. and 6 to 4 for a puce.

Pr.or te h. defeat thousand to forty was sctai to 5-a B.n.-:s. who has been favosrit threusfcout, stilt for the Cesarewitch at id' to and X.CC-. to ssd she nmrs, bar been supported to win stitojss atxi Preclarea: iaa were baefced to 1 and -were sssiiy joined at that tynsre bf as'Si- fc" CbanjVrSaba. after 25 to bad been Vueii i-tia-a.

tie others Jolly Tar had tie best sirvort. Kt th 1.CC0 to 40 was a cera-c: ea the bui no lavenrite ebserraole. -Vv to 30. bewerer. 3Ior.t Prospect and Bcrr.U were aftes- 5C0 to 10.

aad 1.CC0 to 25 had been aceeptd of ti? Irish who defeated Arrtejrtcus ca rreoniuis day. Tbe ethers quoted were lacked to wis ioo-o: each, cf The Sift had coming ap- CSSASSVSTTCH STASSa 1C0 to St La Secbe (t ana e. artar 18 te 1 t) 23 a I (Jakea aad eSero to 1 Jsrir-trlibitit (tiieti sad eSered) to 1 Zasryra (t-iieti and cfierea) 2J to 1 Mardi (tAkea and eSerea) C'J to 1 Joa CJbaBiberiaifi (o; 25 to 1 25 to 1 Jolly Tsr (tSer.) -T to 1 f-ttew) 3o 1 Baldar (tikoa) 00 to 1 Most patea) 53 to 1 Osbeeii (tjiien) 4- Co 1 (taksx:) Ci3SSH533SHISS gATrr-g 25 to 1 cs -he eid (o5red) 33 to 1 sjt Horst Prcspecc (taSaa) 33 to 1 Serrtll (sakes) 0 to 1 The Kaf; SiSa: 1 a 1 The Sre-e taiesj to 1 G2ers! Peace (taieJ 0 I Via pakea) 40 to 1 Eidrian (taksa) to 1 Sc. Xeel (takes) 50 to 1 The Grafter (takes) to to 1 Paiyle (taitei!) to 1 (ticet; ST. 3LSGES SPASSt isa Oiasscad JttbSee (iaidj 10 1 Elcpeseat (tsSea asd eSerwQ 1- ta 1 (takes and offered) ICO to Disgaise IL i taken aad offered 0 to 1 Pejnoerst (sakta aad eSered) 23 to I V.layred takea and oSerea) to 1 Mirch (liken sad oSered) oo to 1 Dc-hi2s (taien aad offered) to 1 Gaerte (takes assd oScnd) to 1 Cedosaaa (takes aad oSered) fc 1 Curiiiti (taksi jtsi c-erd) if 1 Most RTfgUesi (takes asd efi-re to- 1 Fhsiaris (takaa ad eSared) 5 I aa Kasecaa Jiibilti (laid) a to 4 a.

Elepesieat 1 (takes sd eSSerecQ 1 SO 4 2fso? rriV? 3r? rfr? Disrise 11. id cJfer3 to 1 iveocrat (takes asd oSered) -o -jnttreca (tsSes sua offered) 4 to 1 Dov-shasi (Kikes 2nd cfTered) to 1 Codeaaas ftaka ad cSered) to 1 Phal3Tis (takes and olered) to 1 Ccur-is (tiks Ettd offered) to 1 Gaiierte (takes asd oSered) a I Moat Earellest asd tjttrtd) JJio.s i 5t ITENG. Friday. ii.VieiO- T2SEBT Ki32 (Haadicao) of 233 ma: for toyear-elds tie ieccsd to reeev-e l(j sera. Five st-aicbi.

gr J. J. Pawsoa'a HAT Saiziaia ffiss Prott. Sit 5ib Haisev 1 j-Zj, COm, 7si W. Lassi 2 3d LaEitca's HAXDSPISS, Sst 5b Gasaaa 3 iio B-otind Ecbis.

Baageeoaa, Meerisa. Petct, bv iZzZiZ 5 en Hay presto, o' to i gst Eisdssike, to 1 iit ifi Cosy, siad 1C0 to 7 each agst rl otiisrs. Sts iSBuS fiOi SliLU-VG FLATS InsSi-ireieiJt haadj-ca?) sera; wisssr to be sold for 53 sots. The Sr sr's a.L.'20SEO, by ilerestise Sere, 4 rrs, J. MWra it IXTKLLA.

3 vos, 7ss ISb S. Ixaiea 2 2a J. Aepltysrd-s AUC2 JIaTTDS, 3 yrs, loib J. Wocdisus 3 rast 2asrsr Hirry, 'E'eTbrid. Leua, Hecate XL, frtsx, Sectariae, Cebdea.

Grotto and Peacha. (VTisaer rralssd br BiaaSrwe'i) SssS 3 t-c 1 aSt 2 to 2 agss Master Eairr. Letxa and Cobdea. to 1 ssrt Grotto it. Is to 1 loO to ast Kerosko.

and 100 to 6 sea sgss the others. ev three-o-cartet of a leneth. HASTIXGTOX PLATS (a hish-eibt baaua) 350 secocd so reeeiTe 25 sora. Oaa niie aad a ssarter. Mt-rbeys GYP, by (aStca Psastaasto.

5 yrs, i Cisisoa Ird iurssss's ST. TAAST, 4 tts, Sst Si 2 Sir 2. i. 4 gtj, S. Iicstes 3 Alss ras Sec: Pt, GoMea Bsle St.

Eesie, Kooaiii, and trailed by J. Casacs) Btttinrt 11 to 4 agat Sea Tog, 7 to 2 agst St. Taast, tl Latheres-K-hsel. to 1 each ajrt Golden. Bale and Sya.

aad 1C 1 each asst the others. Won ov two leBCtta. SXLING JCTHSSST HANDICAP of "son, for tsi. Ids -iritor is be sold S3 sors. Fire furiosgs, Sr.

by 7. A A Tt Sg. 2s4 ff. Xaae 1 Mr. C.U;rh?y'e by GSSTAS SASTA 3A2SASA, S- Cuiboii 2 E.

Sarnsoa-s by AXPHIOX SXEISG BASS, ess C. Ccsnos 3 rij Treaty. Terdier, Gestle Der, LJaabsris, Sptisg trai.ted by Blackireli,) Besfsj 5 2 iiaaberis. to 2 aysrt Wee 'WlSe. r.

Saata Sijrbara iliSy. 6 to 1 ags Trasty, 3 to 1 spst vvj.er. and 10 to 1 each the others. Was bv dxSIONS PliAijf. (a higb-greigrt haadlea)) of 330 it-j s-read jecesTe 10 Scs rariooss.

H. by aases. i yrs, 2c T.b Lootes 1 2-- a. LOUD ZJtZSISS, 4 ttb. 111b J.

Marcs 2 r. 2. Dewar's PS2THSHI2S. 5 yrs, 1J. 3 rw: ajta Hire tralt J.

X-tcs. jus) I asrt Beritchrrist, 5 to 2 agst Ssesipsst. 5 to 1 agia Icrd Jjaraeat, 100 9 to 2 liare. vc2 a saort bead. 'LVPB of 200 ots; second to eoeirB 2C ca tr.e ij sers est of the plate.

Ts-o nciea. Siird'j ZJ.GSS, by Mortao2 Misize, 4 yrs, 11: SSTailnr 1 Sr. it xyrxymAgSra. 5 yrs. 3st 131h Ididdea 2 Ssid warbers 3 yrs, Sst 7Tb M.

OlTttiOS 3 St. Scei. Sospello, Caotaas aere-aad, 2-1' i jy-zkx. 'a with Ilactgas. traised by H.

EsocIl) 5 t-j 5 wt Xoei, 3 to 1 agsi llsapts, .7 3-tirlsa. 100 to 3 agai BsagfesUie, ead iCO to 7 ctbts's. Wcs by neck. SG3ATCEISGS. "rCTes-iortiake (deaii) and Joal by Sinssten (-iesd).

BEATS OF A BOXES. INQUEST AND YEKDICT. Ac iaqae3t was held at Bsthsal Green, yesterday, tie body of Poak Asdrewa, who won tfle gsors jtspt it Wonderlaad, Whiiechapeh on Mon-'-f-J an i died early on Tuesday morning. tHe eoatert deceased and his friends had a gc-oa ceai or drink. Atidro'ws tried to get into a failias, was ran ever.

The post-mortem ceath must have bees iastantaseoua, the snterriai organs being' shockingly lacerated. After a good deal of evidence, the jury found -s-as aeciderital, and that it vras in no 2." accolerated by the fight GOLF. laiSH OPES AMATEDB CHAHPIOSSHIP-. TICTOSY OF M2. H.

E. HH.TOS. waich of 35 boles bets-ees Sir. Earoid H. Hilton (Boyal tc? worlds azcateur caampioa, ana Mr.

u. i'rv (iiid-Sarrey dub), the r-nsteur billiard ti, ia the fciai cf tae ninth aanoai tournament for amateiir championship of Ireland was played -astie. co. Dowc," yesterday, is threatening, bet golfiag. raather.

Daring the early part of the id i'ry held ijsa own. but from the ninth hole, were "all eyes," Hilton's game proved arid he finished the rwicd by oocketmg the last ar.d stocd six up at the end ci the first hail were Hilton. 75; Fry, 83. '-i--'. VMar.iK'tn.

it goes Vteame evident that ESioa wonM JT10 He was dadiy oa the green, while the lid- ii-ioxu vjetc-ry wa3 achieved at in 1897. 'tt she day jlr. A. 4. Balfour and Mr.

J. B. I3id3ay yV Mts-ard Elyth and Ben Savers, the celebrated local 'Lz rery close match. The players were e-i square at the turn, but 2esars. Balfour and Laidiay ulti-Elte' by one facie.

BOYAL ASD ASCIEST CLUB. Ic of the wes weaifoer which prevailed at St. An-cre-s, a large number of golfers turned out to between the old Cambridge captain and player. Mr. John L.

Low (owes 2 strokes) and s. G. IX. Skene (receives 6), in the final of the Boval ''i. Ancient Ciub'a tournasieo for the Queen Victoria Vase.

It was generally thought that Mr. Skene fsd been very generously dealt with by the handicappers, a keen and interesting contest was seen, Mr. Low only -ems csieated by one hole. HE. A.

J. B-1LPOUB AT SOUTH BEBWICK. Aa intcrestins foursome was played on the North Berwick ieir. yesterday, Mr. A.

J. Balfour. M.P., and Idr. E. 5-Glay.

the anjaieur cbarrrpicc of 1383 and 1S31, opp.ing 2it. T. Mscsfield Hnster, tie Oxford Univexity captain, a3 Jir. Eutohisos The latter couple had the advantage Sinz out, aad were three hciej up at th tars. Conjing bexae She play waa very even.

Messrs. Eunter ar3 Hutchi-foe becams dornry foor, sad ultimately won the match "'7 vrescctatire putting' wax not nearly so good as -'v -ntually Hilton proved successful by elevea holes ii Tflia is the second occasion on wbieb.