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THE COURTS.
Woman's Presence of Mind and a
Boy's Sagacity.
DAMPER TO DISMISSED OFFICIALS.
Decision by Chief Justice Waite in a
Collision Suit.
Tbs Court of General Sessions, Judge Sutherland
presiding, was mainly occupied yesterday In the trial
of lahmuel E. Clare, a negro charged with burglary In
tbo Ural dcgtee. Tbe detullc were listened to witn
great ulteutiou by an iutereated throng. The com
plainant waa Mra. Sarah Lewie, tbe proprietress ol a
boarding bouse at Noa. ill and 33 West Thirtieth
street. It appeared that Clare bad been a waiter In
ber employ, but becoming raiber Irieudly witb a
domoatlc named Llzzlo McCoy botb wore diicbarged
on tbe 21st of Mareb last. Mra. Lewis and ber house
keeper, Mra. Beddett, two nigbta later, on
retiring to their room, wore startled by tbe
noiso caused by tbe aflrighted fluttering of a South
American bird wblob waa caged lu tbe room. Mrs.
Beddett at once arose aod lighted the gas to ascertain
what waa tbe matter. Tbe door was found open aud
the lady closed It, aud observing nothing unupunl re
lumed to bed. Not long after tbe two ladies board
a cauary tu the room nuuertng violently, aud again
Mra. Beddett arose to leuru tbo cause ol tbe disturb
suee. Just as abe was stepping out of tbe bed ber
loot alighted on u man's cout tall, tbe owner ol whicn
waa coucealou under tbe bod. Mrs. Beddett, with
commendable preseuco of mind not to raise the alarm
too suddenly, prudeuily motioned to Mrs. Lewis to
prestrve bor composure. Tbe man with ins cost
talis suspecting, however, that bo bad been discov
ered, sprang lrom under tne bed, then tbruugb the
door ana Ilea, not, however, colore tbe ladies bad
fully identitled the dark invader as tbe disebuigcd
waiter, Clare. After lils escape a search was Insti
tuted, aud It was iound that jewelry valued at $70
bad been carried awuy. For two months all traces ol
the thiol were losl, until May 25, wuuu Mr. P. C. Hun
rue, a son ol Mra Lewis, met him in the street und
Invited bim to go to bis mother's bouse.
Tbe delighted Clare agreed to tbia, but as
tbey were passing tbe Twonty-nlntb precinct
station Mr. Muuroe caused tbe arrest ol ibe uulucicy
lugitive. It was snown on tue trial yesterday tbat
Clare bad beeu employed by sevoral highly respect
able lamilles, Who gave him a good obaracter aud ap
parently toot a good deal ol interest In nim. He was
delended by ex-Judge Jones, Assistant District At.
torney Bell appearing tor tne prosecution. Lizzie
McCoy, truo to nor oid love, appeared as a witness In
bis behalI aud swore mat she Uad listened to a con
versation in winch she beard Mrs. Beddett threaten
to'-get squure" with Clare. Tbe accused positively
denied tbe tbefl and tried to prove tbat be was io
Philadelphia on tne nlgbl tbe burglary was said to
huvu occurred. 1 be jufy louud the prisoner guilty
aud Judge Sutherland sentenced bim to ten years in
ltie Slate Prison.
DECISION BY JUDGE WAITE.
Cblel Justice Walte, sitting lu tbe United States
Circuit Court, yesterday bunded down a decision In
the case of Charles Deems el at, appellees, against
Tne Albany and Canul Towlug Company, appellants.
From tne recitation ol facts it appears than tbe appel
lants ooutructed In the usual course of bualneaa to tow
tbe cunalboal C. M. Deems lrom Albany to New York.
While rounding tbo Buttery with tbe low a collision
ocuurreo wbicu occasioned ibe loss ol tbo Deems.
Tbe Judge says that, wullo the policy ol tbcUw is not
to impose on towing boats tne responsibility ol com
mon earners, the oaptulus are expeciod to exorcise
due diligence. He is ol opiuton tbat the present case
Is covered by ibe Syracuse esse, reported in 12lb
u'?i in? ..j k. J - -i.L.n...
Wsln, 167, and be thliiks intt tbo Captain of the Onto,
ti>e ooat winch did the towlug, diu not exercise pre
liminary caution aud loresignt, ana tbat lbs libel
loldf.
DISMISSED OFFICIALS.
Tbe Supreme Court, General Term, Jndgoa recently
referred to Judge Van Brunt various writs of certio
rari obtained by dlQorent ollloials dismissed by tbe
Police Board and Commissioners of Charities. He
yesterday gave bis decision dismissing all (be writs,
lu the case of ovWurden Liscomb, of tbe Peniten
tlsry, who was discharged id January, 1876, but wbo
applied lor tbe writ ol certiorari in Marcu last, be
baid tbat tbe application ouino altogether too
late. Tbe application ol ex-Sergeaul Larkin, bo held,
was not based on tnuubie grounds. As to Pater Bron
?on, lormcr phonograplier ol tbe Poiico Board, and
Adolph Waldman, a discharged clerk, who claimed
mat tbey were dismissed without cause. Judge Van
Brunt decided that tbu Board bud a right to dismiss
them at pleasure, and tbat the antne rule dyes not ap
p y io them ?s to policemen. > o decisloo bas yet beeu
given in tbe cases ol ex-Captains Foley and sstbsrt.
JEFFEBSON MAKKET DOORS.
In the Superior Court, before Judgo Spetr, yesterday
(bore was tried a suit brought by Ellen Oliver against
John H. Bundau and Solomon Sayles, to reeover
$10,000 damagos lor injuries rsceived through tbe al
leged negligence of tbe defendants. It would
seem from tbe facts ss staled In tbo oomplamt tbat
tho windows or doors at JeflersoD Market, which were
detached during the day and l elt piled up on tbe Sixth
avenue side, made tbe sidewalk on that aide of the
street somewhat dangerous on windy navs. On too
26lb ol August last, tbe plaiuiifT, while walking
along Sixth avenue, waa struck by these window*,
which bad fallen lrom their position, an J severely
wounded. She says some ot her ribs weie broken
aud ber nervous system so grestlv shocked that she
has evor since beoo sick aud helpless. She charges
that tbe deleiidants, wuo occupy meat elands In tho
market, are responsible lor tuo accident which oc
currod in Irqbt of tbelr maud. Tbe deiendants in
their answers separately deny their responsibility lor
tbo aceidunt. At the conclusion ot tbe trial yester*
day tho Jury brought lu a verdict lor $1,100 lor tbe
n aintiir. Mossrs. Joseph H. Choate nuu Frederick
B. Cleveland appeared lor the plaintiff, and Messrs.
Fallows, Altken and Conuoily lor the doleuaants.
NOTHING WITHOUT HIS SALARY.
In a suit brought by William E. U rock way against
Peter llolbrook t he latter wee ordered to appear and
be examined. Palling to obey tola order he was ad
Judged guilty ot contempt. Ho at onco mado applica
tion to Judgo Van Hoeaen, in the Court of Common
Plea*, to be relieved from this Judgment. In an affi
davit upon a motion lo that effect he says that the
facts a* disclosed by a previous examination held on
the 18th Inst., a report of which has
not been filed by the referee, set forth
that ho is a member of the Police Department, doing
duty as a patrolman in the Eleventh ward at a salary
ol $100 per month, and that tbo same is liable lo a de
duction of anout $15 or $-0. Ho says bis entire -al
ary is neoeaaary for the support of himself and wife,
but more especially lor bliuaelf, ns witu It he proeures
the necessaries ol Hie and thereby is enabled to prop
erly discharge bis duty as a public oflloer, and il de
prived ol this monthly stipond the cltisena of New
York will also lie deprived of bis services He cays
further that be has no other property whatever, and
ho asks that n balance of $80 salary now duo him In
tbe hands of the Commissioners ol Police, payment of
which la reluaed him under an order of the Court, bo
Dandcd to him, nnd also that he be relieved trom the
contempt, ot which he is not intontiooslly guilty.
Judge V-u Uoeseu yesierdsy granted lha order aakod
for.
MEMENTO OF THE EMMA MINE.
In the ault ol Jnmoa K. Lyon agalnat Francis H.
Psrke and auothor Judge Sedgwick yestcrasy granted
an order compelling the plainttfl to tile $10,000 secu
rity lor costs. The suit woe began on the 4th ol June
Isst, but tbe complaint was not served until Novem
ber following, and tbe defendant has not yet put Id an
answer, the complaint Is based ou allegations or
Irnud, dooelt and ennspiraoy, by moans of which
plaintiff was Induced to snisr Into a contract lor tbe
?s lo ol Km ma lllue Company (limited) aieek, and
aomo $300,000 damages It asked. Tbe Ueiendaois say
their answer will contain a lull nod comu ete denial
?f all traud, and they also assert llmi a great part of
Ihe issnmony will have lo be taken hy commission lit
London, Nevada aud elaewhere, thus Involving great
ixponse. The plaintiff Is a nnn-roaident, living In
Wisconsin, and ou tuts ground the order in quaaiion
Is askod.
A WOMAN'S TROUBLES.
During the Kriuioo-fJerman war and In a very crll
leal period ol that year of battles Iltca Ncwoily, a
well educated nnd accomplished young Parisian
demoiselle, left Parle and being somewhat reduced in
circumstances came io America to seek her fortune
by whatever means her wit and education could fur
nish. Having landed In this rlty she at onco began
search lor employment. Uelng an excsilent linguist
the first plan tu.il suggested usell was to open
s private school. Accordingly, in May, 1870. she
rented No. fi4 Clinton place, belonging to Joseph and
Menry bailor, lor one year, lor $1,000. In June fol
lowing, as slio soys, Joseph Nallot came to her and
told her iliai lie desired lo innko certain necessary al
teration! iu tho house, nnd agreed not to charge her
rent during tne tune the work was boing done. This
being MltOfsctorjr ihe liottre was soon occupied by
Journeymen painters and other workmen. *be super
loicnded the work, lor which, as she s?y?, Mr. Nuilor
agreed to reimburse her, and on various oocastons,
when they came lo tlio lions# lo ascertain what was
being done, expressed their admiration ol her mate in
the conduct ol the improvement*. The house was thus
topey turvy for tan wteks, and she lost s whole
fiaim bj UUsp^itmu, bU? waa conyjcUod io bfihf j
?alt ???Inst lb* Nallors, claiming $0,500 damages, and
tin cut wai brought yesterday belore Judge J. P.
D?ly in the Couri ol Cuinuion Plea*. Sbo ciaimad
Ibis amouiit lor IomoI pupils, lor her services iu su
perintending iba altarationa, and because iu Decem
ber luai iba dalaudauta ejected bar lor noo-paymaut
01 rem. tin the trlul the Nailora uanled making any
feucu .greemeul aa staled, uud several workiueu also
Icsutled tbul tbe plaiullff delayed ihem-iu tliair work,
ilia Jury brought in a verd ci lor $500 lor plalnnlt.
air. W. 11 Van Colt appaared lor toe plaintiff, and
Mr. tieorge W. Mcadstn lor tbe aeleudauts.
SUMMAllY OF LAW CASES.
In tbe sun of Jatnea Libay agaiuat Merits Paimar,
tried belore Judge Lawrence, tda I acta ol wntcb bare
boon publish ad, a verdiot wua yesterday rendarad lor
tbe delandanl.
Edward Ludwlg, who was lndletad on tba complaint
ol Kuv. Dr. Crosby's Society lor selling liquor wttuout
a 1 ceusu at Mo. 37 Bowery, pleaded guilty In tba
Court ol Geueral Sessions yesterday. Judge Suther
land imposed a duo ol $'J6.
.Goiters ol administration, on 97,000 wortb ol par
?ouai property, leit by Captalu Muihumel B. Palmar,
wero yesterday issued to bis brother Alexander B.
Palmer, by tbe Surrogate.
Jobn McMuuub, ol Oyster Bay, Long Island, was
bold yesterday by Commissioner Shields to answer a
charge ol alienipliug to pass a uounterleit ten dollar
bill of tbo Brooklyn National Bank on Mr S. Holey,
ol Mo. 170 Bowery.
Michael B. Kiely, ol Brooklyn, wbo, on tna morning
ol tbe 6tb ol May last, slabbed J amis 8. Nugent, ol
Mo. 0 Extra place, Second street, wltb a buicbet'a
knlle, inflieitng severe wounds, was tried and con
vioietl Iu tbe Court of General Hessians yesterday.
Judge Sutherland sent bim to the Htate Prison lor
two yours.
Tbe Court of Oyer and Terminer mot yesterday pur
suant to adjournment. Judge Barrett ou tbe Bouub.
Mo ulber business wuS transacted tban setting down
lor tbe 20th mat. tbe trlul ol Louis P. Morassen, tbe
lawyer charged with delruuding Mrs. Zaurissie out of
$15,000, the Ucls ol wblcb have been published.
Tbotnas Ply nil, tbe only prisoner locked up in ibe
Tombs on u charge ol murder, applied yesterday,
through bis counsel, Me-ars. 11 owe & Hummel, to
Judge Lawreuco, in Supreme Court, Chambers, lor a
writ ol habeas corpus. Tbo writ was giauted, and
Ply on will be brought belore Juuge Lawreuco to-day,
wbou an application will bo inado lor bis reiease ou
bail. Plynn 1s accused of tbe bomloide of Morris
Bernbeiui.
In ibe suit ol Henry Webstar against bis wile,
Elisabeth Webster, lor divorce on the ground ol adul
tory, toe lacis ol wblcb have already boeo published
In the U skald, the reiereo reported In favor of tbe
husband. That report having been eoutlrmed Juuge
Van Hoescn yesterday granted a decree ot divorce in
accordance wllb tbe same.
Helens Plscber and Eugene Plscber, wbo were mar
ried on the 17th ol August, 1804, bad one cntld, a buy
now twelve years old. Mrs. Fischer claims to have
discovered her busouud's Infidelity, and on a charge
ol adultery bus brought a suit against him Iu tbo
Court ol Common Pleas I or divorce. Judas Van Hoo
seu yesterday ordered a roierence Iu the case.
The Grand Jury will commence a new investigation
to-day into the cases ot Presldeut Posbay and super
intendent Newell, of tba Broadway and Seventh Ave
nue Hallroao, wbo aro charged with violating tbe
olectiou law, having, as alleged, attempted to influ
ence tbe votes of the employes ot tbe road In tbo Sen
atorial contest botween Messrs. Bixuy and Koclosino
In November lash It will be remembered tout the
last indictments were quashed as being luuednite.
Por that reason a new inquiry will bo instituted by
tbe Urand Jury.
Some iiuio ago Mary Wade brought a suit lor lim
ited divorce against her husband, Tboroas P. Wade,
Ibe charge being cruelty and drunkenness. Pending
tbe suit a receiver was appointed of Mrs. Wade's
property, lbo suit having been withdrawn tbrougb
tbe parties becoming reconciled application Was
made yesterday to Judge Lawrence, iu Supreme
Court, chambers, lor vacation ol ibe order appointing
a receiver. Alter bearing Mr. J. P. Purdy tor the mu
tton and Mr. Joseph Stlner lu opposition Judge Law
rence grunted lue application.
Captuin Ichauod Wiliig, ol the American schooner
Almada Wtills, appeared yesterday belore United
Sluies Commissioner Shields ana complained ibat
Archer Torpey, a seauian whom be hired at Balti
more, MU., to make a trip wun him to Havaua and
tbeuce to Mow York, bad assaulted him while on tne
high sous, and thai on the 16ih ol Marcb, 1878, he re
lused to hold the schooner to her course, iorpey de
nies this charge and declares that the capuiu as
saulted blm brutally and without provocation. The
case will no beard to-day. Meunwhilo Torpey la bald
in ball to answer.
Application was rooontly made to Judge Lawrence
In Supreme Court, Chambers, by Mrs. sarub
Buckley to set aside a conveyance of real estate
corner ol Houston street sua Second avenue and
leasenold property on I bird avenue made by August
Pink to his wlio, it beiug claimed that such couvsy
ance Was to prevent the collection ol a Judgment
against Pink obtained lor reut ol Irving Hail, ot which
be bcld tbe lease, lue motion came belore tba
Conrl again yesterday, wbou ll was staled that at
tbe time ol making tbe conveyance Pink was in
debted to bit wile tu tbe sum ot $0,760 tor servteea
as ma bead cook and $1,500 tor money loaned.
Juuge Lawrence took tbe papers for examination.
Tuo city not long ago brought a suit aguiust Theo
dora ti. Kent, inspector ol Weights und Measures, to
recover tba lees puid him as such Inspector, tbe suit
being brought in consequenco ol the ordinance allow
ing such lees having been repealed by the Common
Council. Kent demurred to the suit, and Judge Van
Brum yesterday sustained tba demurrer, holding, in
accordance with ibe decision given by the General
Term ol tbo Court ol Common Pleas, in tbe case of
Mccormack vs. McKirson, already published la Ibe
Herald, that tbe Cominou Council bad no rlgnt to
repeal lbo ordinance allowing lees without providing
a tixed salary or abolishing tbo ofllce.
In tbe Hixtb Judicial District Court there was tried
yesterday tba suit brought by Wililsiu G. Keynter
against Gardner A Bacue, managers of Niblo's Gar
den. Keyuler brought suit au babsll ot himself aud
as assignee ol Louis Kilne lor services. Bolb Kline
and Keyuler were engaged lor two weeks to aot In tne
play ol ??Ntaiornci," some lunu since produced at
Mibio's. J hey acted tor ilireo nignta aud at oue mail
nde, and then, because tlio managers took ibepiay off
tu* board.i, ware discharged. Judgment was rendered
in lavor ol Keyuier lor $80, tbe lull amoom claimed.
J >tiss Brice, Jr., appeared lor plainiid and William P.
Howe lor delendaoh
DECISIONS
MAUINK COURTer CHAMBERS.
By Judge Goepp.
Seer vs. Hoffman ; WMbridgo ri, BibU; The New
York Smelling and Kelimug Company vs Crlininius;
Walth vs. Styles.?Motiou* granted.
autlou vs. Beck.?Button grunted, with $10 coats.
Mettam vs. Tail man?Motion dtsinisaed, with $10
cost*.
Moivln vs. Andrus.? Motion granted; complaint
dismissed, witti ttostr son $10 costs oi motion.
Enlers vs. Voersul; Mct.ee vs. Fmlay.? Motions
grauitd; complaints dismissed, wltn costs and $10
cosisol motions.
Tue American Bible Society vs. Nichols; Lewis vs.
Levy; lorpe/ vs. Wllllg; Jmker vs. Sildwngon;
Uitzay vs. Burns; Jacob vs. Keller; Urittou vs. Caid
woii ; ltauer vs. Storm; Donovan vs.llrignolL?Orders
granted.
Kobitsiamm vs. Gregernon?Motion denied, with
$10 coats.
COUliT CADES DAliS?Tlild DAY.
SorRKMi Court?Ciiambrbi?Held by Judjro Law*
reneo.?Nos. Ol, 71. 73, lod. 123, 13d. 130, 107, 171,
173, '200. '230, '236, 303, 20$, 260, 2t>0, Mil, 270, 270, 270,
372, 277. 279.
BiritK.SK Court?irKCiAL Trrm?lleld by Judge
Donoliue. ? Nos. '203, $32, $07, 630, $37, 471, 60, 6nil
451. 67, '260, 20, 305, i>60, 4U'2, 10, 135. 131, 630, 640, 641,
644, 646. 660, 557. 562, 503, 304, 607, 670, 674, 70, 409,
470, 502, 60a, 626, 614, 616, 52u.
bcrsisi coca*?LUtCt'iT?Part 1?lleld by Judge
Van Brum.?Noe. 021, 1237, 1709, UNO, 700, 3342, 1603,
001, 862, 402, 1101, 2723, 2724, 3133, 2047, 1308*?, 411,
1416, 1010, 820, 1300, 124. 3423, 3470, 3346. Part 2?
Held by Judge Van Vorsh ?No-. 963, 1004, 1600, IGOR,
1330, 1494, 3342, 1365. 2408, 4u5, 10N7, 1421, 1680, 2606,
1420, 1004, 1077, 1119, 1631, 1594.1s, 2034, 2287. 1093,
3090. I'art 8?Held by Judge Barrett.?Nos. 790, 600,
6o7. 804, 1411, 1125, 1627*, 1217, 1547, 3470, 1174,
1206. 37. 229, 1482, 1203, 1640, 1463, 1442. 2065, 1621.
bCFKHIOR COBRT?GKNKRAL I KH2. ?Adjotiruod.
summon Court?.wrm ml Tbrm?Uoid t>v Judge
Sedgwick.?Demurrers?Mos. 0, 0, 10, 43, 40, 02, 40, 30,
40, 60, 68, 41, 42.
SCriKioa Uncut?Trial Trrm?Part 1? Hold by
Judge Sanloril?Noa. 1276, 07. 70L 600, 746, 318, 753
167, 612, 1300. 300, 564, 446, 1409, 1213. Part 2? Held
by Juilgo Curiia?Ciimo on. Pari 3?Held by Judgo
Meeir.? Noa. 151, 001, 1007, loiu, loio, os$. 996, 1027,
820, 302, 875, 083, 902, 004, 020, 1300, 904, 909, 930, 031,
933, 1006, 9H(L
Common 1'ubas?OknkralTkrk.? Adjourned to tnird
Monday 01 June.
O0MH0.R l'LKAS?Kijoitv Trrm?Held by Judge Rob*
lUrOll.?Nos. Ill, 13, 0.
Common Plras?cimmbkrs?Held by Judge Van
Uoeseu.?Not. 2,17
Common Plkab?i rial Trrm?Part 1?Held by Judge
G P. Univ. ?Nos. 043, 203, 200, 1143 1438, 820. 1115,
1903, 2620, 481, 1312, 2437, 088, 204. 768, 1076, 644, 318,
651, 666, 18?h, 1782. 053, 1100, lln4 Part 2?Held by
Judge J. F. U.ilv. ? Nos. 1401, 880. 2704, 1478, 1403,
OSJ Vj, 1460, 1209, 2809, 1460. 824, 20*0. 2129, 2311.
6(arink cockt?Irial I rhm?Part 1?Hi 1,1 by Judge
Alker.?Noe. 4578, 1*74. 4018. 1694. 4800. 48n8, 4851,
2062. 2053, 130$, 4647, 2896, 4471, 2648, 2068. Part 2?
Hi-111 by Judge Sheridan.? Nos. 3160, 4321, 4h4D, 4060,
0008, 4120, 4800, 4329. 4311, 431U, 4309, 4850, 4806,
Part 8?Held hy Judge Bllinotk ?Noe. M70U, 60d,
2890, 1467, 2527, 3938, 1904. 4421. 2043, 4073, 4tii)b, 3443,
4002, 1881, 2870Ml K>47, 2827, 2938, 1904, 4421, 2043,
4073. 3443, 2002, iNNl. 4071, 4037. 4654, 600, 4050.
Court or Gixkral Smsrionr?Part 1?Hold by Judge
Gil oraieove. ? I'lie Peoi.le vr. Johu Fitzgerald, leionl*
oua assault and batlnry; Sai vs. Joseph Wagner,
lolonloua assault and bntery; Same vs. Augustus
Terry, burglary; Sumo vs. Heury Davis, bnigiary;
Same vs. Phnlip Row or, larceny from person ; Same
vs. Henry Wallers, lelonious assault? aud battory;
8,line vs. Join Klylin, receiving stolen
goods; Same vs. Frank Walton, induction;
Same vs. Kmll Koch.II, aisorderly house.
Part 2?Held by Judge Sutherland.?The People vs.
David Marsh, grand larceny ; Same vs. Bolus Minor,
grand larceny; Same vs. Henry Klias and Francis
Stemlc, perjury; Same vs. Charles Brown, bur
glary; Same vs. Peter Casaidy, burglary; Same vs.
James Donnelly, burglary ; Sum# vs. William K. Far
rail, burglary; Same Vfc Hugh Gallagher end Daniel
Cash, burglary ; Same va. Adiiio Itegau, grand larceny;
Ham# vs. Philip Kearson, grand larceny; Same va.
Josephino Young, grand larceny; Same va. Annie
Ualteg.m, grand larceny; Same vs. James Morisrty,
grand larceny; Same vs. Christian Smith, grand lar
Bam* ys. WiliiwaAnoltafe grand laroen/; Samo^
t?. James Deyer, grand larceny; Same vs. Domintoo
Csultlegro, gruno larceny; same vs. Frederick Eisey,
larceoy Irom parson; Sum rr, Jot>epn Wauoo, luiae
pretence*; Same va Daniel McGuirn and John Fla
herty, pent larceny; Same ra Abraham 11. Strauss,
??auction.
COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany, N. Y., Juue 11, 1878.
IB (be Court of Appeals to-day, present Hon. San
lord E. Church, Cblef Justice and Aseoclatoi, the lot
lowing decisions were banded down:?
Curtis va Delaware, Laokawauna and Woslern Rail
road Company; HordeDiieim vs. Mayer; Baldwin vs.
Liverpool and Great Western Steamship Company;
Fillgrave vs. Cbuppell.?Judgmeuts ulflrmed, With
ousts.
Tyug vs. Haistead.?Appeal dismissed, with costs of
000 appeal ouly.
Goodwin vs. Simonson.?OrderalOrmed, with costs.
Bprleigh vs. Ueuire.?Appeal dismissed, with costs.
Hiscouk va Harris.?order ufflrniud and Judgment
absolute lor deieudanls on stipulation, with costa
Jackson va Johnsnn.?Judgment reversed aud new
trial granted; eoats to abide event, unless plaluiilt
stipuiaios to reduce tbo recovery In the sum ol
(847 13 and Inlerest Iroui March 3. 1 HIM, in wuicb 1
event judgmeul us so modified atllrmed, wtlbuut
coals to eitusr party In ibis court.
MOTIONS.
In re Hebrew Benevolent and Orpban Asylum.?
Motlou to amend remittitur submitted.
Keoiey vs. Uuseubury. ?Motion to dismiss appeal.
G. Parks lor nioilun; dcoit D. M. Goodwiu oppoaed.
AFI'KALS PHON OROl-ias.
Na 407. In re St. Mark's Cburcn to vacate, Ac.?
Arguad by William P. Chambers lor uppolluni; J. A.
Dealt for respondent.
No. 402. People ex rcL Attorney General va The
Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Compnuy.?Argued by
William Barnea lor appellant; E. W. Paige lor re
spondent.
Na 411. In re Emigrants, Ac., Savings Dank to va
cate, Ac.?Argued by Cbarles K. Miller and J. A.
Bonil lor respondents
No. 413. lu re William H. Gale, an attorney, Ac.,
appellant.?Argued by George F. Belle lor appellaul,
submitted by reapood> nl.
Ne. 410. In re Gcorgo W. Mead, appellant, to ro
duce an assessment, A< .?Argued uy John J. Towns
end for appellaul; Williuui C. llewlit lor respoudeut.
No. 4'd& Ann Adair ex rel. and olUers, respondents,
?a. Rooert Adair and otners.?dubinitieU.
CALKXDAk.
Tbe day oalaadar lor Wuduesday, Juno 12, 1878, Is
aa lollows:?Noa. 263, 73, 269, 421, 180, 128. 170 and
242.
THE FURNISS WILL.
No. 133 Nassau St., New York, June 11, 1878.
To the Editor or tiis Hkkald:?
Your Report ol the settlement ol tbe Leon Furniss
will oaae Is slightly inuccurata Tbo arrangament
made was that (50,000 should be put at Interest and
Income paid to Leon's widow during ber Hie, residue
lo be put ut interest, and income puld, one bail to
William Farnlss aud tbe other bait to the children ol
William Furniss.
Hantaan K. Furniss received nothing except a
smalt sum' to cover expenses, and Leon leit no
children. RANDOLPH D. MAKi'lNE,
Attorney lor Dartui&n K. Furniss.
FOR DEAR LIBERTY.
"You ougbter have aeeu that boy while be was try
ing to get away," said Ofllcer Still well, ol tbe Essex
Market Court, yestorday, aa ha admiringly looked
down on a bright eyed youib ol tblrioeb standing by
bis side, "I never sew anything like It," he con
tinued. "Why, 1 would not have done It lor (10,000
casta down. It was riskier than any circus Jumping 1
?var saw. You see, I bad a warrant tor ms arrest on
tbe charge ot stealing eight pigeons from Jncob Baum,
and 1 went to hie bouse, No, 108 Bulge airee't, to get
'him. He lived in tbe fourth atory. When
be sees me be makes a divo for the window,
and Jumps out oo tbe llro escape. 1 pat my bead out
ot lbs wiudew and there be wee dropping lrotn oue
Ore escape to tbe oilier, catching tbo uuisldu ol eaub
with bie bands as be loll. 1 expected evory moment
to see him dashed lo tbe ground und killed, but be
caught the lire esoape every time and landed on bis
led sale and sound. In a minute more bo would bavo
got away, but OOlcer Klernan caught him." Tbe
youthful prisoner seemed to ibluk nothing of bla
perilous foal. Tbe stolen pigeons and tne stern magis
trate were what occupied uia attention. He was held
in (300 bail. Tbe namo ot the daring young acrobat
la August Arnold.
8ALK8 AT .MICTION.
^U^llo'ir~^Al7T^l"l'KlTAlK'"l^.r; fURNti2r~*
TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY). 10 O'CLOCK,
at the live story brawn stone mansion
NO. 41 WENT dIXTr.E.N'TH STREET, BETWEEN
FIFTH AND sIXTII AVENUES.
STEIN WAY PIANOFORTE.
MOST RUHF.IUI ansoilment of PARLOR, CHAMBER,
LIBRAMY and DINING ROOM KUUN I I'llItK evsr of
lered at publte tale, embracing Eiutlase. Mediaval, Quoen
Artie, English Gothic and other modern stylet.
ELEGANT PAHIjOK KUKMTL'KK, uph Istered lo
?alius. raw silks, plitsb and rent.
FINE COLLECTION MODERN CLASSIC P iINTINOS.
SPECIALLY attractive in their ORIG1NAL11Y.
p:i PlhCr.S IMPORTED BRONZE STATUARY.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS. M tRHLK TOP.
BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS.
SPRINO ItKDS, UAIlt MATTRESSES.
Dressing Cases, . Walnut Bedsteads,
Sideboards, t"to Bureau and Glass,
Pier Glasses, Enclosed Wei. Intend,
Mant I Glasses. v9 Extension fables,
Sofa Bedsteads, <- ~ .Marble l?|> WasljslandJ,
Lounge Beds, > ane seat Chairs,
Library Tables, . Gilt Console Tables,
Bookcases. h"0 children's i'arnugot,
Wardiobi s. Z" Kltchon Tables,
Walnut Library Cases, 9 Brussels Caroet,
Easy Chairs, Ingrain Carpet,
Parlor Desks, ?" Stair Carpet.
MIRRORS. CORNICES, CURTAINS, LAMBREQUINS.
Messrs. RANDOLPH A CO., Auctioneers
K. B.?(foods boxed if required. Take rttli av. or Univer
sity place cars, or Broadway stage to 41 West lRtli st.
UCllON SALE Til IK D\Y (WEDNESDAY). '
A PEREMPTORY HALE
OF MAONIFICKNT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AT PbfVATH Re sIDKNOE,
120 WEST 23D ST., NEAR OTll AV.,
COMMENCING AT ID O'CLOCK.
2 PIANOFuBTi'.-. STEIN WAY AND WINDSOR
3 SUPERB PARLOR SUITS, IN SATIN.
(ft PIECES RAKE AND COsTLY BRONZE.
2 MARQUETRY Ot BINE IS.
? INLAID AND SIENNA M RULE TOP TABLES.
211 PARIAN M A KIII.K STATUE ITER.
2 SEVRES AND ORMOLU MAN rEL SETS.
8PIP.K AND MANTEL MIRRORS.
15 WINDOW LACK CURTAINS
Si CHOICE PAINTINGS, EMINENT ARTISTS
25 VELVET AND HKUSsKLfl CARPETS.
2 Elegant LIBRARY I1COK A-KS.
4 LIBRARY TABLES TO MATCH.
3 LA MEM E8CIIK TOIBKs an l? WORK BOXES.
4 TURKISH LOU.NOI 8 ANI) CliAlKK.
son volu mes choice books
a solid walnut i xten?ion table*
2 ELEGANTLY CARVED BUFF Td.
24 DINING CllAlRd, COVERED IN LEATHER.
2 CHINA DIN.si It AND TEA SKIS
40PIP.CK.fl STERLING AND PLATED WARE.
12 M AGNIFICENT BEDROOM BUITs .
2D CURLED IIAlK MATTREflsER
8 flt'lTs IN RAW 8ILK, RIPS, AC.
KITCilr.N AND SERVANTS' APARTMENTS.
TAKE ELEVATED It a 11.R ? A D TO 23D ST. STATION.
LUKE F1 IZOEKaLD, aUCIIoNKER.
Auction hale rius day.
THIS (WKDN ESDAY) MORNING. oommonclnir at lu
o'clock, the entire coutctita of private realdouce
131 Wen 14th at,
between <Hh and 7tli net.,
SATIN PARLOR SUITS. ROsEWOOU PIANOFOKTE,
FINE COLLECTION OK BRONZES AND I*UNTiNQS,
CHAMBER, LIBRARY AND DINlWt FURNITURE.
Ilendaom* Kaatlako Suit, in raw ?1Ik.
Parlor*- Elegant 7K octave Pianoforte; two magnificent
Parlor Suit*. Inlaid trams*, covered in ? xpenaivo aatin;
handanm# marquetry Cabinet Ktacere, with French plate
gla i. Inlaid; Peileital*. Bronte tlrnnpa, Ft .urea and Stat
uette*, oxponatvely trained Oil I" luting*. Iac? Cdrtalna,
J'le Mlrrora, Centre ann Commie Tallica, velvet Carpet*
Chamber*?Heavy mounted and Inlaid aeta of lledatonda,
Draaalng Caae*. Bureaus. Wna.atand*. Wardrobes. Chair*.
Hooker*. Spring Bed*, eitrled hair Mattresses, I'll 10wa;
complete Suit* In rep* and haircloth; Lounge*. Picture*,
Engravings, Carpet*. Clock*. Ac
Llhrnrv and Dining llooin? I urklah Seta, In tapestry and
raw allk ; Secretaire and Library ftookeuana Do-ka. Library
Tablet, Hookataud*. 2 hxtciiaion Table*, one a pillar, with
patent slides; 24 Dining Clialra, earveo and Inlaid Buffet.
Silver and I'lated Ware. Cntlery. (llaa.ware.
'I wo handaome Ilatatanda, stair Carpet* and other good
and well preserved Household Furniture. Sale will com*
inencc at 10 prompt ami contlnu'i until II o'clock.
ALBERT KIIAI .Mc.lt, Auctioneer.
N. B ?tlooda packed, hoxed and shipped It required, aefe
dellverr guaranteed. Sale rain or shine.
?TUNIS Jol! N'SON. AUCTION I'. EK,
* old stand. 37 Nassau *1.
ON THURSDAY, JUNE IB. AT 10# O'CLOCK,
at oar ealearoom 117 Naaaun at.
SALE OK SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
Refrigerator*. Ollelothe, Brnaaela Oarpeta, painted Bed
room Holla. .Mattreaaea, Bedding; alto largo assortment of
Office Furniture; alan elegant Chlckerlug Urand i'iano,
fine Klrth, Pond A Co. Piano.
ON THURSDAY, JUNK 13, AT 1DW O'CLOCK.
THE ENTIRE WXITRKS OF ItBsTAUltANT AND BAR
NO. (10 Bl'.AVKU ST.
Klna Bramhall, Deann A Co. Rone*. Copper*. Bar and
Beer I'uinp. all the dataware, t igar Showcase*. Door
Hunwcaaea, Oaa Klxturea. line nali and black walnut Ta
bles and Cnaire, Partition*, atocka Wine*, Llqnora, Cigar*,
Ac., Ac.
FTFhk KURIZ art oau.kry,
23D BT. KAMI' OK BROADWAY.
FRIDAY. MORN INC. At II O'CLOCK.
WILL BE HOLD AT AUCIION, WITHOUT RESKRVE.
A SELECT ASSORTMENT OF HLKtl A NT FURNITURE
AND UPllOLH iKIty KOR THE DltA Wl.N'O ROOM,
LIBRARY. BITIINO KOUM, DININO ROOM AND
CHAMBER,
raanulaclnred by Mr. John II. Horafall ipeclally lor hi*
warero 'm aalea, and guaran>e*d to be tnade and flnMted
In the vary beat manner, and the material* uaed of thn
flneat qonllty. .nr. II. offer* to all purchaaer* atthlaaale
storage lor all good* nurchaaed, will liava tham tally cov
ered by insurance and dallvar them when wanted, within
the city llmlii, ALL FREE OF OIIAitoK.
Also at the same time, bv order of Importer*.
iticii Turkish Carpets,
now on i xiii'tiriON
TIIOS. K. KiltIIY. Auctioneer.
Office No. S:i| Broadway.
UCrtuN BALK OF FT I NUN <Dt| FUHMTUHK',
CARPKIs, AC.
BY VAN TAH8KLL A K EARN BY. AT THEIR
?ale*rooin?. 22 Union aquarn and tin nv?
TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), JUNK 18, \T II O'CLOCK.
SEVENTEEN KINB OIL PAIN ri.Niju. RECK *TLY
Imported from Italy; among the *ni.Jecta are the Knman
Aqueduct* by Moonlight, the Coioa-enm. Mnaea, Aaron,
Judith. Deborah. Taaaa'a linua at honeratu. Lanri*rapea
Ac. : all e 111 lie mill without reaerve. Alao an assortment ni
Hou.eliold Kernltnre. conaiatlng ol Parlor coin. In row
?I k rep*. Ac.; Itcdro >m suit*. Bedding of all kind* labia
i.l ien, Plated aad tilaat Ware, Ornament*, Engraving*,
sola Bed*. Piano* and Muait Boxes.
Alao
ABOUT TOO YARDS BRUSnELH CARPET, In qnantlttee
to an It
a MAONiriCBNT PAIR OF LAHOK Sill.I PA I It K
.Jx Diamond Earring*, very brilliant and flne noior, f27">.
dtlLLB A CULEMAB.lbOUrwillM.
^ SAl.lt.* at IVVTIO!!.
A ^ WNVV^SbTRXliiEt
-tA.KlGJTER A THUS will ?*R THIS DaT, 11 A. M ,
?t uld hunt utile* liltiirooui.
pJrTT*?,!? T* "ou??,'?l'? Furniture. including elegant
H^lte Vn" ,,lk , "f*? *??: ??? walnut Chamber
if f011 { "?d Lounire*. I* xtenaion Tables,
Hirlft. ?! heir lUttree.es, Chairs of all kinds.
",d? ?m?e, flnff.BBlers, Wardrobes, Book
ce*.<?. Olio Dorcelein Veeas. Ac.. Ac
J *lx u?r|uaniiiwu Kookaway, by Quiuby.
1 very One I op p?u, pi11M,iou. W J
A "~uK2,"<ifc. W. KRh.L. K, AUCTIuNKER. "
-G*.. ru i>A\, at 12 o\ lock. 53 Uoerty St.
P.|MJ Jrtrue i?ernmuturv sule of
RUfMf a 'Vn-riI.Kx"A ?'AKOV GOOD*.
HLsSIa LEAlllk.it GOulJS, TANS, AO.
On TllUHSDAT (to-morrow), at 13 o'clock,
rmtcteen. ~ large snle ol
FUBMITUBE. CABPKTB. M ATT K BBS KB. AO.
A TTENTIO.N I-La Hi IK anOU-hllOKO FL'KNIIUBK
AT PPTire^^.Hl !'A,N ?R SHINE,
JurZtZi, UbitlDkSCE. 127 EAST 27TII ST..
Thi. ,wl^ N 41,1 A V" OKXINOTON A Vs.
i niB (>\ f?uiicfitiay) morning, cninmeucmir at lo o'clock
iiKTi He" llOUeettfd TWUlt ??. :17
l'lam.V,rt? r\V.?'!1 u,,r|,Bt?; ntaxnlBcent T,i octave
MmulLi LiV, u 1 "'"i tings. 12 pairs Curtains, Pier and
stv^a I'JJi ' I"ro."ll??- Clocks. Tables Cabinets, latest
l lTrerl li. s V. ?<""ll'io rep and raw Mia;
sua as MUrhrnh*"' I J*'*1- ,?4 MnU O"?0lo Bod
ih ?. ?* . ardrobes, Rresstug Case*. Bureaus, Waslistamis,
I ,1 t* -Pr,?lC .M?!tirc?aif?l Heading, Lounges, Mile
brr "'???. Chins. Silver \\ ore: Cut.
ssi? ?! i? . r ?:*rpet*. Ae- K? KOI'H. Anelloneer.
sired P0"U'V?- ' t0 Hoods packs i II do
Auction sake this o\konesdaV) morning
comiiciiits at 10 o'clock, rain or shine,
in nrivate rest .ence 21 East 17th St.,
o c mi . . "'tween Hroaiiway and 5th av.
3 brilliant toned Pianos. Stem way and Chambers.
B elegant I urlnr suits, satin and rap.
liruusu Mantel Set.
Contro and I ousole Tablet
Bronso K Inures, ussorteu.
Turkish Chairs.
12 W iudow Luco Cart sins,
is Brussels and lugrulu CarpoU,
1<> eiognnt Oil Paintings.
Elegant Upright 1'iauo, mada by Chamban
6 elegant Bedroom Sots. In black walnut.
Elegant Cabinet# and linokc.se*.
Hair and spring Mattresses. Wardrobes.
Pillows, Unlstnrs and Hod Linen.
7 n".' hkteiislnu tables and Chain.
Lot solid silver and Plated Ware.
lo'i pieces Glassware.
t0tn0' ^Hchen and Servants' Furniture.
B II .lAai'itr!!"8'" ur Br*e" c*r' ,rolu 0r*?'l ok ferry.
a. tt. *i A It 11 a A uclloneers, nlDce 1,151 Broadway.
J^ ? PETER BOWK, AUCTIONEER,
?ells T1IIB DaF, at 11 o'clock, at the
private residence. 35 East 00th ib,
<i.. .i . ? near..wadlson av.,
tie vlfi . !lllurc.uf 1118 ?""??-? re.luence, comprising
no! W?rrtr nU ,'J L walnut Chamber Suits, black wal
Uir Ca?u Tir."'.i c? tBrv ,loukeH"0". black walnut Ores,,
i !jf? i ?ressinir Bureaus, tuarble top Oentro and Lib
rary iablos, Easy Uhslrs, parble top M ashstauds, Mirrors.
A large colloctiou of line Oil Palntlnga.
n,,^l^fn.7"'",.'t Dln,"F Room Chairs, in leather, black wal
h I, 'v0.140* waluut extension Tallies, Lounges,
hair ends ling Mattresses, velvet and Brussels Carpets
Ulassware, Crockery, Kliclieu Utensils. Ac. '
a HI?I.MI'uKTaNI' SALE OF HIGH ff.AHS laliu|'.
tlm^hMck Ar't l" u'1 I'*,lnt{n?i*0 he sold at auction at
., .'o !!nck .A ' .!ry. So- lu Maiden lane, on Thursday
and Friday, June 1U and 14, nt 3 o'clock each day.
BDWaHI) BCil KXuK, Auctlonaar.
A ?V- Kir?r ,KV5?r9N' ?' R.. AUOTIONEBK,
, "ILL SKLL, AT 10:30 Tu-UAV.
J"rUr"il"ra,jN RHIVaTK ki sidknok 10
ture. ChUa. Hookca^ .tc*' 1*',rl0r *nJ Chl"ub" K?""
Ay* JJyX.r -J ? ?? KIlLKKN, AUCTION tKK, SELLS '
iaiV.i, , YK 11 ?'cll,clt. 1.322 Urnadwav. gene
Bs'dSl ,..i s'nllSr'; Carpets, Crockery, Tinware,
dnllarat1 (ikf! h. Br?n*? H mures and aoout 30 Chan
ooiieris leCKX) \olmiiea uookv Doaieri/ttteoil.
R* KOBErt T .-.'.MKUViu.K, AUCl lo.SEKlt.
r l University placo. o irner 13th at.,
luatln.'e sale Tills UAV at 2 P. Jl.
U. ?< . . ,.,?r verT "h" ?'urnlture,
rich Mantel, I l-r anil llall Mirrors, marble Statuary,
oil I aiming*. Piano, real Brmises,
Engravinge. 511*1 nch Ulobe and stand. Carpets
Curtains. Heds. Beading, sliver plated Waro
and many other requisites. Kemi.Vaf Irom storage, on
view until time of sale, and deserve* special attention.
Bl III, At' CTlO.NKK It, SELLS, 10 O'cLOi K
?Uroeery, 316 i.aat lionstoii at.; Urge, fresh stock ilro*.
i n"- i? ' 'xlllre*. 1 Utfurm scale. Counter Scales, large
lcte Box. Counters, shelving. 20 lamps and Brackets. In
y ULLMANN a CO., AUCTION l-.KItS.-SKCC To",
day commenc ug lOTt o'clock splendid Restaurant.
r'na^' TIh\V"'io """A" C nth",l,1": * ??"??. Broiler!
lm* i i. Mirrors. Counters lochox. Boiler, Crock*
SSs Jinv..U(l!bl,;t P?*UlT0" '0,,? Au<-'C?h?or'.
By. JV',!N ,'V I'RNN. AUCTIONEER.-8U.E TII18
day, 10}, nI clock, oil Ureal Jonos sk. Parlor Bulls, wal
CM I ,ey\, or,<,!"s, Washstauvls, Solas, Louuges
Chain, Goaf I ablus, China, Crockery, CurpetM. MattresN?>N*
Slovee. Mirror*. Ice Boxes, Counters, Matting, Sowing
Machines, Ac. Boaters invited
(t ii J- Ly,,N' AUCTIONEER. WILL SKLL AT PUB*
W.lio auction, at the Exchange Salesroom. Ill Broad*
? " 7?* tl'is day (W eduasuar), the valu
able Ilunse and l.ot 237 East 84th st.; Tour story Knl-Ms",
basement; in complete order, with all modem Improve
ment*; large petition purchase money may remain on inort
gage at six per cent.
(V'V1^ i't'L*.AUCTIONEER, BELLS. 2 O'CLOCK.
\J.iM Kast sth sc. complete Fixtures, Icehouse, Ao. of
.Meat Maraet, In lots. ?.??., oi
IT* CUL'ION, AUCTKINKER. ~ ??
JL ? Morttfag* Rale.
.. THIS DAT. Wodnnsuay. June 12. et 11 o'clock,
the entire Furnitura of tbo Ciij Hotel, corner of UrotidwRv
and sth st . 70or HO rooms; /nrnlturi, Carpet. MI?m?.'
Chandeliers, all the Redding, Ac. Catalogus* at th" sain*
CI IjoNIOSBERU. AUCTlUNEER-SALAB.t.iOM 2.TO
T. 3d av.. tolls to day at 2 o'clock Parlor. Klti benand
inning Room Turnlinro. Mirrors, i arpels. Redding, Ac.
1 ?P,a CO" V Shl'LS- T"?? RAT. AT"lT*A. M.. 34
X.lteade St., Marvin Sale, 50 Tables. 3 walnut Dosks U
large stores and Partitions, in lots, floaters invited. *
TBIIIUBE| J. BWAhSKUPF. AUCTIONEER, BKl.LS. low
JLo rlock, 1H4 Greene si., elegant Fixtures of Butcher Shop
lino Icehouse, positively In mtt. ?*
T , DAVTuitON, AUC1 ionkkiT-hklls 10 O'clock"
0 ,\JM Jd av.. entire Bteck and Fixtures ol Batter Store
halt, sSoap, i.aru, Ac., Ac.
N'oiICK IS liEltERY U1VEN THAT. PURSUANT TO
?|| order ol the Sup. rior Court ol |i,e city u! New Torn
eniered May ?7, 1H7H, iu the action of John U. Cory against
Airr 11 I. Htevens aud another. I, the oiiilcrsigned. receiver
01 the assets ol the late limited copartnership ol Allred T
.Stevens A Co.. Will sell at pdhlie auction, on J una 27. IH7H.
at p. St.. at the Exchange Salesruoms, No 111
Broadway, New lork city, by Richard V. Harnett. MO
tiuneor, the claims due said Arm. Terms cash.
. ? , , , , N. E GOI/LDY. iteeelrar.
n s ' , ,,,,'??'cl"l|i>? ??!> bo seen nt the oflico ol John
Brooks Leavltt. atlurnoy f.ir receiver. 23n It road war.
OAWNitR<)KKKS SALE.-H." MKUBttJ. HENKKAL
X Auctioneer, 4.2 Pulton st., Brooklyn, soils this ouy at
1Hl.n;,??kU6!ai |UI!, "bawls H?mneui?. CIuilt!'
Blai.kvts, Redding, Boots, Shoos. Ac. . at :i o'clock. Coats.
R ut", Vests, Ac. Ity order F Fely 535 court st
1>A6 N HKOKKKB* HA I.E.-THIS DaY, JAMES AGAR*
vuciioneer, will sell at eatesroouie IN Jtewery 7'si lots
Hresses, Shawls. Remnants. Ta d? 13.,so. Undar'elwthlng.
Sheets, hpreada. Blank"!*, yiillls. Pillows. Boom .shoo.
Goats, Pantaloons and Vssts, at II o'clock. By order ol'
John J Martin, ?2 Mulberry St., and George Cmllipp 521
huat 1'Jtli ai. m
!->A"k 'Vipfn "ALK.-WATCHKS aaD JEW
General Anctio eer. salesroom No
.. I4,n. ,ihL?"*r ,,aw?r3r. will ??.l <>a Tuesday, June Is
at II o clock. Good* pledged pr vious to June, IH77, Con
sisting ol MUG lot* gull! and sliv. rWatches.dlsni .no am:
gold Jewelry, gold Chains, Opera Glasses, Silverware, Mo
?leal and Mathematical Instrument*. Gum, Pistols. Ac.
By order B. Simpson A Ce.. 165 Bowery.
H1 v 1 HS1DE. ON BOUND-THE CHOICE AND ELh"
gant Residence ol the late Richard Benton, Hie mm
o tea Ironr depot, will be told at auction J ana IS, at 2 ,.'elocg
p r order o executor, to soltln e.tste; comprises Que Ilk
room dwoldug, barn and csrrlaga bous* and 10 ae.os
Choicest siinsolied land ; no similar placa anywhere has Hnor
?J'? ,^.?f.u>or 1 ? ml,?t h* sold. Particulars ol 11. B
BAitH. I'arksruw, Slumlord Conn.
l< 11 K. M A N, AliC I ?0 vhhll.
O. A??lyuno ???!? of shirt*, Ituolln, Button*. Ac.,
HU.SDaY, J iiim 17, lit Id ?'?lock.
No*. 1.%', nod 17 Bowery,
the enttre *tock of n ?tirt mnnnfuctuier. conflating of*
large aumortment of whit* mitt colored Shirt*. piece* of
white eud colored Mu-llii. Pearl Button*, Speol Cotton,
Store Hxlure*, Utile* Furniture, una larye Iron Safe, ,tc.
Sale positive. Healer* invited. By oner ol F KF.L)..KIC l?
Lit Wis. K*q . a*?i|tn*e ol Uoortte uonrlay.
ShTTurr'8 sack.-van tamkll a kbarnky.
-iierlff'e Aaetloneor*. will *ell till* day, at In o'clock, at
li'.J K?*i B'oadway, the stuck and Fixture* ni a flrmt cl ?*?
I I'lnor store. BKKNAltb KhILLY. Hhcrlft
1). u. Uai.b, Hepnty.
life KIP FI ."^ATilti?YAN TAHeKLir*" KI.AKNhV.
sheriff'* ADCtioneere, will aeli thl* day, at II o'clock, at
7'<t Bill av., llor*e, 3 Cart*. Screen, Sale. Office F'urtii i urn,
AO. HBKNAKi) KhlLieY, Sheriff.
iHOa. McSpbdon, Deputy.
KISsTLhll, AUCTIOM'.KK. SKleLH Tills DAT,
0?at J o'clock, at 4.TO Canal it., br older ol the darahal. a
largo <|B'Billy of Household Furnitaie, removed lor *aie
Irion Mil ??.. cuniiirialnK Parlor and Chamber suit*. Mat
tremae*, Bedding, Uoilktoada, ilarcaiu, llru**elt anil In rma
Carpet*, Crockery, Oiaeiware, Ac. i y order of the Mar
tha!. _________
tinIX!AM ABBOTT. AUCTIONKl'.It. WILL HKI.I,
It on tlila day, at 10)4 o'clock, at auction room* lid
Bleeckar at,, elegant Par.or and Chair her Furniture ol the
beat make; Kami lake Parlor salt* raw alia, brocaiel
and rep*. iW verv Hue walnut marble top Clumber salt*,
eatin Itockcr* and F.n*y Chair* roaewoud I.tuyere, Unread,
French walnnt BalTel, Pier and X antnl Mirror*, with con
un tiny cornice*. Cmtalna and l,amurei|iila*. the male will
commence on the walk with about 400 wood Cnaira, lot
com icon Fnrnltnra. Ac.
WILL BR HOLD AT AUCTION AT GIBSON'S, 47
Montgomery ?t., Jer-ey City, at 'J o'clock P. M.,
Thnmday, Juno 13, 187H, a Ifonae and two Lot*. ISft ,'ld *t,;
the mo*t drairable property in the city; lire minute* irom
either lerrlee.
iITiXUaM % 1UIY, AUCTION KB It, IthLLd III il
it day at 1 o'clock, at 4nll Broadway, by order of Am r ?
can Patent Exchange, eereral nmelul and valuable Inven
tion*.
CLOT III NO.
A~"t'f,(Hf bkhahwav. wn&mrwrif
and 4utn it* , Broadway price* paid lor Caat-olT Cloth
In Jewelry, Hook*. Plea** call or addrem* U MI NT A,
J.ikiH Broadway.
it KLAlTo'S* BIB ?TH AV., NBA it 40TI1 B I'. - M)
iVpcrceot more than al.ewhera will podtlrely he paid
lor ladle*' and Kenllemen'i can off Clothing by addree?iny
Mr. or Mr*. KLa I TU
-aax hiH av , nkak 4TII sr.. pays riik Hiiiil.
,o.t value for ? aet-off Clothing, Carpet*. Jewelry
Call or eddre** Mr. or Mr*. NATIIAM7
A" T I U J. N .CW~ks IABLMHM h.NT. U A I'll A V.. A
.real demand tnr cut i ll Ciothlay, Jewelry, Book*. Ao.
Call or adore** Mr. or Mr*, a. II.. vtBtbav.
a TTSkUi?N.-aT lURRlit' HiW kBTABiIBH
Ararnt. ISHilih ev.. one hlock halow Meey'*, Riiaraoteee
to par the nitnoai raids lur c-*t off Clothing. Jewelry,
Hook*. Call or addre** Mr. or Bra II AHltIM, I BO Hi h av.
AT F.TjW A KD MILL hi'ft, IIS nTtl AV.. NKAK VvX
verley place ? l lmut value paid lor l.'aat-off Clothlny.
Cell or adore**
* tlup. at iikm ano.-twi.ooo or uabt-upp cloth
A lug < arpet*. Hook*. Ac., wanted lor the Weatern mar
ket. 17W7tn av. Mr or Mr*, i NII ALT.
tYVTy 7TiT AV., aBiTvk SJli ST. Mil. OR* MUN
adwOZIKKIiH win no?ltlvo|y pay the hlgbeit prleaa fir
caat off Clothing and Carpel*.
-rri \tio\* VvAVTKu~rRH.\LK?.
??cik?. ?A
SEA8T S'.'D 8T. (PRESENT EMPLOT''H'8).-A BE
?piclalili young girl a* cook; country preferred: best
city rviereoce.
fC BAST 29TH ST.?A i.Oull ( ()()K Ttl UO IN THE
1 ?/country; nu iKtiumlt her kunuto: is * good biesd
and Li-call Laker:caw bo re. omuiended from bar last place.
Call lor two days.
/lit WKvf MTU sT. VOUMi WuMaN AH CouK IN
aj'/hutel or boarding bouts ; city or couotiy ; beet roler
?usa*.
Oft KAVr :t'JD 8T. (PLEsKST EMPLOYER'--) ?A KK
4mi' *?|>eclable wumao aa first cla.s cook aud willing to do
eosrea wasiilng in a private family; town or country; two
years' reierence. t an La seen fur one week,
til"EAST KIT>1 SI'.. DuUil sTOKE. Iti KPKOTA BLB
X woman aa cook ; city or country : beat city reierence.
lit; EAST 40Fh ST?A YOUMU t.Iitt. AS ildUD
k^wpluin oook. good washer and ironer; beat reference.
'J CLINTON ST.. BEAK MOUSE ?A O Kit MAN AS
'boot inn private family; willluir to aaaist in washing
and ironinic. Addresa
tTo #B?T 61SI~ST AS TilOttUUMU OOOK AND
<?Olenndress; cltv or eonntry. No cards Can ba aaeu
at present employer's.
tu7 HORATIO ST.-ut COMPETENT WOMAN AB
s^Oflrat class cook ; understands VII kinds Ot co iking and
baking: bast cltv releranee
?77 wksr i;ii it .vir71(7ak ii<>use. as Vuhk in
Ola laiuily In the city or oonnlrr ; will asal-t with wash
iua slid trouiaK; best city ratcreuces. Call or addrors
COOK.
?J" WKS I' 27 III sr. i I'K I'.sKN 1' K M I'i.O V Kit's). ?A
Ot )r 'spactable woman aa cook ; oliy preferred ; over bmr
veers' lelereuee. Call for two days
W E>|?Cll'il .VI'.-aN KNiil.lSlf WoTt AN A8
lira! elasa cook in hotel ? r restaurant.
"ToT P. AVI' ?,TI II ST. - AS 'TiT'Tk OK COAUaK
X Miwnslii.'r. Cau be soen at present employer's.
A A WtMt an MT.?A LAPT WI8HK8 TO~ PRO
"X'Xcuro a situation tor a first class euok in a first class
family.
Ju \v ks r 401H stTTaTTa ii v l i7avInTPto w n
irOwlshes to procure a situation for two desirable ser
vanta, conk aud laundress or chambermaid. Call from t> to
11 A M. until Saturday.
rI? 41777v7? t scotch woman as "first ci.asb
UUmeat and paltry cook : is it good baker; no ni'Jsction
to e Loerdlnr nouse; city or countrv; good reference.
f" | WEST "if,Til HT. (FREShNI' EMPLOYBR?.S).-A
U1 woman as Kond plain cook, washer and inner, or for
house work in a small tamily. Call for two days
3t)
6'J WBmT HUTU ST. - A TOCMO WOMAN AS
?/chambermaid and laundress; best city rolerenees.
Call at present employer's for two days.
UA LEltOV ST."^A N.AT, TIDY YOUNO OiKL TO
UxTcook. wash andiron: best city reierence.
O WEST~4sT? ?77-A KhSPECJTaITlK YOITN(1
UOworaan at plain cook; first class washer and ironer;
no objection to tfia country.
Q1 WEST loTH ST.. NKAR BTM AV.--A KE8PECI
t/Aable middle aired woman aa first class cook; good
baker, city or country; best city retersnce.
Q/s 0Trf AT.. TOP- FLOOR.-A YOUNO WOMAN AB
</v/cnnk: Is s fine Isnndresa and baksr; city or country;
city reierence. No cards.
lfllj 51'U AV EXPERIENCED PERSON A8 COOK;
IU' /thoroughly understands conking in all Its brsochast
no objection to assist with washing: best city reference
trom her last place, cau be seen lor two days.
lflt WENT lOTii ST.?All" PIK8T CLAH8 COOK IN
J U ?J a private larally; no objection to go a short distance
lu the country: understand, m iklnir butter; city reierence.
lar U,8r du'l'li ST.-A K hsPEl "I'AII I.K WiiMAN
J\"v/a? good eook and baker, and to assist with wsshlng
aud ironing; city or eonntry: nest city reference from last
pi see.
I hQTTH AV.-A 8COTOH PRESBYTERIAN WOMAN
lUv/asgood cook; no objections to n boarding house;
good city references.
II west iurn 81'.?YOUNO WOMAN A8 OOOK
IXUsnd laundress; good baker; city or country; refer*
once.
iiKOHAKD mT.. ROOM 1U?A PliOihSTANT
woman as plain cook, washer and Ironer; city or
country.
114s
, It PUT 8STH ?T.?KK8PfcC IsABi.K WdMaN A8
lgood cook; city or enantry ; good city reierence.
WEST 880 81'.?AN hXPi'.KIENckl) WdM.vS AS
good cook and baser; willing to assist in the laun
dry; no objection to a private boaruing bouse; good city
reference
115
WESI lttTII ST.. NEAR STB AV.?AS FIRST
. H BSI 1WIII m.. conn ui.. n..?
XX'/class cook; understands her business in nil Its
brauchss; thrse years' olty reference from laat place as to
capability.
tVP.Kf S5T11 ST.?OOOU FAMILY COOK; KX
cslleut baker; good reference; city or country. Can
be seen tor two daye
1 (1Q WEST 50TH ST.?A R, SPKCTABCP. YOUNO
X^Oglrl to cook, wash and Iron In a email family, or to
do bousowork; good city retereneo.
1'?/t WEST 19111 ST.. STORK.?A8 FIK8T CLASH
0\/cook: excellent baker; willing lo assist with
washiug: flr.t class city reference; city or country.
m? WEST 17TH ST , Hi8hME.sT.-aN KNiiLIHII
woniau as first class cook; nnderstaods ell kinds of
baking; would go In the conutry; good reierence
1 'Z(\ WE.aT 35< H~ ST.?AS IKIOO COOK ; L NDhR
XOUstauds cooking in nil its bruiiches; restaurant, hotel
or boardlug house ; good refereneo.
" " *T "w EST 101 If K?~ KI RbT FL.OOK.?WOMAN 10
'cook, wash and iron In tmall lamlly; best oily ref
erences.
1 A/1 WK8T 25T11 8T.?A PROTESTANT WOMaX AS
lxUnotd cook and lanudr-ss: excellent baker; would
no tne work oi a small private laraliv with am ther girl;
best cltv ref-rones ; no esrds answered unless wage, .tateri.
WKSI 3l?r I hT.?PltOTEsI 'N I Wi.m an^as
'good plain oook, wasner and ironer ; city ot country;
good referent'#.
Kshl' 311' If ST.?A KEsPKOl AH I.K PROT
lAfs r.SOl owin a
X'X ? feslanl woman as good plain cook, washer and Ironer;
country preiorred, cilv references i all or address.
1 Jl' WK.vf -JOTII 8T.-Vl.UNO OIKL TO COOK^
IxUwsili and Iron ; city or conniry ; good reierence.
1/(1 EA8T SliT ST.. RhAK. A YUUMI WOMAN
ix t/aa eook, washer and Ironer In a private family; three
years' rslsrrnue.
1 C| t W hK f 54TII ST.. 8KCONO FLOOR, RKAR.7Ia
X'X I'respectable girl to cook, wash aud Iron In n private
family; goo<lelty relorenoe.
I WEST 18rn sr.. TUliS""floor. FRONT.-A
XUUrosneclablo woman its good eook and baker; conutry
preferred.
1 EAhT 318T ST.?A YOUNO WOMAN AS COOK,
J.UOwnther ana irouer in a small private family; gooa
baker; good reference.
f t BAST7urtl HI , IN T11 h KEAIt BUlUDlNli.?
J ?XA sespectable girl sa cook and laundress; city or
country i best city referencaa
foi 6fil At ?A TOCNO WOMAN AS COOK; CN
AOlderstan is family baking, soups, meats, desserts;
good eity leferenrrs.
1(t 1 1ST AV . NEAR IJI'H ST.?A MOTHER AND
?/' rilangbter as first ela.s rook and waitress; hotel or
bttsrdlng bouse; country reterene.'
nl WKiT "oiTffi r.T.-A WkLbII WllKAJf, AN
'/Xaccorapllehed cook; understands a.I Its brauolies.
11/ | I WK8T Ull U HT.-Art Kl KsT l'LAh. OOOKTn
MUTi private or lioartllnr House ; city or ronnlrr.
sl/W' KAoT BSD hT.-Pb K.tON~ Ttl ObK, WAS it
mIiDwiI Iron or as lauudrsss; eity or ceuntiy; good rcf.
ff nee.
t)/W> HROOMK ST.. Top I LOO It. ?A liESPKCTABLR
aaUUglrl as good cook, wasbar aud ironer lu a private
lainby : city rtf-ranco.
Of|Q East 3RD hT.-nKaP.'CTAIlLh fJIRL A*
siUOcooa or to do general housework In a smell private
family; b.sl city rsleien.e Call or addre.s
sll '> WKoT lsfll .ul A RK-PECi ABLE PROThs".
Mliltsut girl as plain rook, sxcellant wa.ber and Ironer
In a Small private family ; would ilka to go to Lung Brsueb;
best city refarsncaa. Call or address.
?til r 7. A8 t~M I'll BT., MUOCh KY.-A kKHPKUTA BI.K
LltJwiimtn as good e"?k. wash r aad Irwiior; under
stands cars of milk and Lauer; country preferred.
11 j 7 K vsr JirrII BT^ROOM 77-YOCN.; WOMAN
?1. | as eook and lauudress; country preiorred; under
stands tnllk and batter; best refsrenee.
i?17 wkht a2i? sr.. top riiOOR ?'io ouuk. wmii
I ond iron in n?oinll Itmlly, or to ao general hua.o
work ; city reference.
411 7 KaUT 25TM ST.?PROTBNTANT YoF.NO
^1 i >mntn' M it od cook: willing to aeti*t with tlio
washing nnd Ironings citr or country ; iinit city reterencn.
(to pomal cnrdc
Illy WK.VI 17 In hi'.?CoMl'fc.1 r.M >\ mMa> TO
dSiOeuok, wAch nnd Iron; city or aouatry; eitr reUi?
??en.
41.141 WKHT X7TH AT.?A COltPBTBNT WOMAN AS
w^aw'iook: will Atelei with wo.lung; country nreUrrno;
boot city reference
41 tit 1 WKnT itOrH ST.?IWO NOSIUUOIISAM
Lj w ?il'rotettant girl*; one no cook, waturr mid ironer;
ih? other nt 1'h.unb'T n iH nnd waitre.e; no objection to
any matADcc In lb" eountre.
1141 I BAdr S.iTII MT.?YOI'.NO WO.M oN o. (liroll
? ^'icoo*. wuhrr nnd Ironer In n prlrnio fnmily; good
City remrenro.
4) 11 - KABT JWTH "if.. ~hic (11*0 ? LOOK, BACK
diimjtJmim.?American girl nt no mo And chambermaid;
willing nnd obliging: no objoctlon to tlin country for iho
euinnier; city re erence.
4141/? WBSl siTlT"ST.?A ' RhhPECTAHUT Wo M a N
MttUln conl, WAtli and Iron, or to do general houeewor*;
????try preferred. rtllnM.
ijTii? KAnFaTiTH kr.TFlkm r pLooR twii m:oh II
AMurlrli; ono At nook, other ei cliAuibernikld ; eouniry
preferred.
iitiu bast ssth itr ? as pikmt oFamm cooki
Ogood itAAtr and paltry maker bent city reference ^
linu WBST a?f H lifl StORlC-AM PIBST cum
aJAaOcook In a heerdlnc home or iaiAil country betel;
good city rob renen,
2.?/1 hAXT ' bATII MT.-A nTRADT. COMPBThhT
? iVJwoman to eoofc, waeh and Irons city or country;
good relercnoe.
WKnT 41 ?1 MT. A 1 till An ?\ OMAN TO COOIC,
wath and Iron: beet rlty reference.
*1 e e ~WBSf 4311 HT.. RKAR.1aN fcNui.MU Wik
aj I iJ ma i a> competent cook liiornughly undrrtienda
her 1)11 Ineat In ceery branch, hath I enca and kiurluh
cooti' g: can take entire coaigeol kitchen. ?o to maikat
If rerj iircd; no ebjectlou to the country; flr.t cla. any
roleionco.
OiW ***T S3I1 ST.?BMP EOT AH LB QtRte AS
teiOcMk. WAAlier and Irooar; fl?a jr?are' city rataretu-o
treat l?at place. No postal earSa.
WB*r ST III HT.?AH KI Hit I OlrAMH OKKM A N
mi I'teook ; ?ndaratandi alt klndt e( cooking nnd baking;
good city relerenee
ill'| Hill aV., RKAR.-PllfO t:LASd COoK, To
am' I 1 attlit In waclilng, no objection to n boarding
?Men.
230
tl/'tlSTH AY. (PRS KNI KMIM.oYl R'Hl A YUUNU
aMv)tM<r?oian a? tltorongb cook; will be lonnd eatielae
lory s city or eonulry.
Oi'/l |di AV., MKl'OND KI.OOK, HAi'K.-a RK
Ld' )Utp?ctanle woman at plain coo* in a rival* lamilr.
i,all lor two daye.
oTjiV WKhTatTII nr.. RBAK-Fn IjfSuT.TitM CooK;
Ao'yUgood refcraneeas city or country: benrdiug bonac
preferred.
aoi
301
303.
KAM r SSTH ST. ?A YOU Nil WOMAN To TOOK,
waeh and Irnn . eltr or country; beet rity reference.
k ah r 4?tni Mr ?YoUNfi oIrl to cook"
waeh and Irnn ; good relerencea.
TTM AY., IN UKOCKRY~ AToRR.?A TIDT
iworaan ae co.id coek and baker In ? priyete hoard
ing h?a?e i elty reference.
SlTtT ATIONI? W
~ Cooks. Ate- _
OA I WEHT S8TH bT-A VOVNO WOMAN AR
()UtpUin cook ; excellent luhn end Iross*; good ??W
reference. ,
BAkT 24TH ST? ENGLISH TOilHO WOMAN
OUUu cook, wulur and Ironer; city or eonntryi
best rslsrsacs.
ijiui IaSt sur ntT-^TT ooou oooe-. would
oUOuiial in washing sod Ironlug; go?# breed mesa*!
City relereuce. Cell lor tw-> days.
oaq" KAST U-4T1I ST. - AM FIRST IJLA88 COOK;
0l/Oander?i?nd* nil kind* of hnutUh cookiutf; wottla **?
ftitt with ooartH w%?hiutc; l??*t ciiy r* Trench.
.iin 8T.-AB KluKT CLabS CUUlk AND
Olvbaliiir: understands miuhi aud desserts; will do
coarse washing; In private lamily; country preferred. city
ralorenca fall two days.
?J1 *J EAST 38 f 11 ST.?A RKSPr.t TAHLF. WOMAN AS
Olullr.i class cook; good pastry co?k; country prarar*
rod . best reference.
o I Q IIRNUE '.BUN ST., MiaK KaII.KOAO Cttosft
0 I Olng, Jersey Ulty.-A m.,.t respectable tfirl as Aral
class C'K.a ; a good maker of broad and biscuit, alto Jalllat
01 *11 kinds; wllliug and obliging; tliraa y?*r? referonoo.1
iio.i wkvt nTiThi.-a young wom an an fieri
?J?J?class oo.ik understand* ail kinds ol cooking; us
objection to too eoautrr; ciiy references given
"KAST Mllll bI.-a k. HI'K lAHLK WOMAN
I r.AM owt n a
>?. B?.,.t , ook and t. do conr.o washing: would go A
?bort diotasoa In ib* country gowuJty rel-renct. ^
?> i Z HAS I StlTII ST.-A COMPETE ?T WOMAN_ A S
O I Oo<Mik; in a ifood bnkdr; wiliinu to Milit wllh wkth*
tup and ironing city or country; city relerauoa.
HUDSON ST., 8r OOND FLUOR?A WOMAN AS
?300jr >od cuo . in ba*?rdiuif htm? ; i-ood retoranw.
? tTFn av"-a Miitiii op ihm.and peotes
J tant at cook and to with washing; city of
country: good city roleronce.
387t
oouutry ?
A au East 573 ht.. en-ar-a youn? oihl as
rtUOcdok, wasber and ironor; city or country; test city
rate re nee.
a WK^T 421) SI'.?A COWPhTfcNT WOMAN Ail
TlOcAok; uo objection to *?lit with the washing; thor
oufhly understand* her bust now*; h??*t city retercnce.
423,
p.AST 1.?TII sT.. nKl Wl.h.N AV. A AND 1ST
Kr, a f i a ft i u ni., "rj' ? *? ,r
if., two flight*.?Heotch Blrl aa good cook: excellent
waahor and ironer city reiorduos,
I 7TH AV.-A PnTlT EST AN I WOMAN AH GOOD
;c ?ok in a private family : good city reference.
j WEST lUTIl ST - A YOUNO UI ItL A8 PLAIN
_/c<w>k, waaber and irouer; willing and obliging; city
reference.
430.
449.
reterenc
A r" BTH AV.-HKSPKUTABLh YOUNG WOMAN.
Jbt)t)thorouKbly experienced in all branchea of oodk*
Inn; will asslxi with washing; bast city reference.
Old 21) iV.?A KKSFRC TABLE WOMAN AH tlOOJt
TvOId apilvste family; good baker; will aasl.t with tits
coarse waslitnu ; bo?t city reterences.
507.
7 WEST 3:u> ST.?A It! HPKCTABLK WOMAN AS
_ _ J firm claw cook, or to do gencrkl housework i sood
city reference. ?
r 1 O WI'.bT 43L> ST., JTmHT PLoOlt (PRESENT KM*
?JLOpluyer'ai. -A rounu I'roteslaiil clrl as rood coos. .
?rn WEST 4)I'll ST.. OORNKK ll'i'ii AV.-A UOUD
?)0 I Germau girl as plain oook and to do general house
work
l'l\0 -21) AV.. IN FANCY STOKK.-A YOUNG WO.
UU Oman as oook, was,ler and ironer In a smnll family!
a nice home more than wagea; city or country ; gooa rtu
erenc e.
I'll Wl-.HI MD sr.-TWO TOGETHER: Olio C,
v)J JLwaaher and Ironer; the other aa waitreaa, chamber*
maid ?r line wa.lier; six r.jtrs' city relersnce.
Bkl-; tVl'll AV., ItUll SIOKK.-A COMPETENT
American woman as cook; no objeetlon to tbs
country ; ciiy refar.nce
r, A Ik 2D"aV,. 1IETWKEN 3iTH AND30TII 818. (RING
OTrV/fourtU l oll, north side).? A respectaola woman as
I rst class cook ; llTod lu bast faiuilias; good refereuoot
elt.v or country.
ni\A 3D AV.?AS Flltsr CLaSs CUtlK AND TO
| U*Xasslst wltb washing and Ironing; baat city raiar
anca.
LEXiNHTON AV.-A laoy, leaving tub
UODeliy, ,,s.Ires a place for her cook who la also aa sk>
salient lanndross; wolt reoummended.
jiwil 1?T XV.?YOUNG WOMAN AS HOOD COOKt
,U I Owlll assl-t with washing ?ud Ironing; will go ta
country wltn famllv ; heat city reference.
l"nil- 1ST AV_ CORNER OF HOTH oT.?A COMPB,.
l.U^'Jtent sir', as cook, washer and Ironer; le s good
baser; city or country; citr reference
WinQHD A v.. NEAR-'itTll ST.?AS FIRST CLASS
J ,U r/Ocook ; underklHiids ail kinds ol clear xoups. cams
and poultry ol oTtry description; thorough bread aud bis
cuit naksr.
i~T | <) 20 AV., NEAR 76TII ST.?WOMAN Al
X.TCTaaflrst class ceok, or eook, wasliar and Ironarj
throe years' reterenc*.
1 a 1 BROADWAY. BETWEEN 4NTH AND 4WTH
l.Odrlata-A rerpect ible middle ??ed wofsas utiles
ough coi.a; would dn tue work ot a small family; no "hjso
tiou to the country ; best elty reference. Call or add rasa.
A 8 0(>6d COOK AND TO ASbISf WITH WASHING;
J\city or country;boit roferouco. b., 171 llornld uptown
office. --
"a RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION
A as rook: city or country ; boa-ding house; reference;
wages modorato Address A. J . bo* 134 llerald office.
Th riRsr ulabs cook and to assist with tub
A washing; good relereucos. A. B.t box 18j Herald Up
town ofHca. -
Y~UUNU WOMAN A8 FIRST CLASS COOK <)B LAUN
dress- hoarding homo preferred. Address ANNUS.
liarald Dpiown odlce.
Chan.bernioida. ate.
A UNION BQCAKE.-A LADY GIVING UP HO?*?*
4 k suing desires a situation lor har chamharraald who
ha. Heed with her six yaars, or to take car# of
children; willing to go lu the country lor the aiimmar.
Call for two days ______
lis K-ST 331) ST.-A YOUNG GIRL A* ??AM;
J.' rbermald: would assist In welting or washing; oil/ or
country; reference Iroin lest employer. __
I ?J KabT 52D rT.?llKxI'hCf AHI.K lilKL AS CHAN,
i XObarmald aud waitress, good city ref'fences.
n~WKST 44T11 HT. ?A RESPECT ABLE OIBL At
chsmbermald end waitress and teas care ol children;
I first class reference.
4 ws JANE ST.?A YOUNG HIRL AS CIIAMBEKMaID
ZUand waitress and to assist wltn tbo washing and iron
ing; city or country : good references.
cia babt a*ru st.-a young girl as oiiamh b.
i_t),i,a,d and waitress or to do light housework and mln?
children. i
BEACH ST.. FIRST FLOOR, RKAR.-A KB.
yS^spaevabla German girl (I'rotestsnt) In a German.
American lamlly ?s eham .ermalu or toid;, general house
work. Can bo neon from 10 M. until r. m. r
,,. WKbT TsTII 8,. ?AS tOl.i.MBERMAlD ANO
OOwaltreae; willing aod obliging; good referenoe from
last pisee.
?Trr"houth ?tii av" pTkst floor.-a rkspecta*
O I hi* woman to do chauiberwork aud waitlog. or altbar;
ref?r6Dct ^ -
r~I~ WKbT 40TII sr. (I'REHKNT EMPLOl ER'8).?A
a)4:r?spaetahie young girl aa ehamb*rmald and wattreM
or w-'Uld do cbomb.rwork and fine wa.bing.no objectmn
to ihe country ?
I -f(l 3l> AV.-AN ENGLISH GIRL Ah OHaUHBR.
Dr/mald ><r to do llgbt housework. Can be seen at Hlg.
I gittt* Innndrjr.
/?ii WRH I' S'tTII ^T.?A UKIlMAK fHOTKHTANT
U?)girl as chaos.ermaid and wsltrass *, beet tlinta
eneac country pralarrad. Call, for two day*, at praseul
employer'*. .
m\ WEHT 4SD ST. lIN STOKE).-A YuUNG
7 Os* ahambermsld and waltrose ; country prelerred -, atty
reference. , .
AOs* WPbT 51ST b f. (PRESENT KMPLOYER'b).?A
7 3 respect able girl as chsmbermald and waitress; willing
to a.slst with washing; city or country.
T'.. uvk/mT til'II St?A YtJUNif WoMaN A8 C It AM
88bermald and waitress In a private tamlly; willing le
assist with the wsshlng: two years and seyen month! in
last plaee ; k'nd and ob,Icing ; bast city ralarance. SoenedR
i 1 a KAbT ll'ili bT ?HESI'EU I ARLK YOUNG
1 L4a! ehantnarmald and waltra.t or to take tare of cbil.
dren. Call at pr?eenl employer a
Ill WMI' IHIil ht-A KKM'KUTAULH (IIK L AS
1.17 eh Am harm kill and waitre??, In a prlrate family;
elty or eoontry ; ?'* yenre' elty reference
m?' m K? r 4SD HT. IP KjtKr.KT KftPUlVKkJ*A
)yonnr girl to do chainberwork and aaatet with chile
dron.or any othor dnmeatie wore. (.'all foriwodaya
11 /? K iMT J4TII ~r.?A COMPKTfchT Ul KL A<
11' )ehaml>erm?ld or to do canoral ho an work with plain
VMkli good rof rencea.
m'Wr*T~ MTH HT.-A~ yiTu.NO UIRL TO i?o
ehamherwork and waiting or llitht houaowork ; good
eltr roforonoo.
I OA CLIN TO 3 PL ACkT KKAlW5.ri.ii UK I) lilRL
lawUita ebamhormald; willing to aoalat with waahlng.
HkTKKKR.
m~ WhRT IOTH #r.. hT'iRK -A RKSi'KOr aVlh
rlrl to do ehaiuborwork and waltlag; city or coantry)
city reference. ________
1IJO W KHr adTIl ST.-A TOi N'd WilMAM AM CU^T)
lOObormald and laundrnao| rltr r brmiffi
LH7?
I f,2r:
eompoiont jronng woman aa chambermaid and waik*
rata; neat and obliging.
1"' ji WIRT mrn ifT^vouho" woman a a en am.
'rlbermald In aprimta lamllr I woald naw; (Ira yarn*
rafaranaa.
Ull IA AT II7TII HT., ?IA KLkM.-YOlIKO WOMgtt
l^r' "(or ehamharwnrk and aawlng, or would help io mind
children, e.tjr referenda.
f A (i"*KiiT STsr HT.-A TOUMl (II kT~A rT I'll A,d"
I*t t/t.ermaol and waltreaa or to take ear a ol children!
ritr ?r ewwatry ; city raiarenaa.
i l (t~KAlir 3*jll~?f."-TmiLIMK PlfoTKiifART iriC
11 i/man a Irham'.armald and nnraa; no objection to th?
country rlly ra aranee.
WMFSKTIt ?T.. RBAR.-A CoMI'KrK.k T
_ . ang American a< chambermaid and waltreaej
would maka Itaraalf uaalnl; beat eltjr refaraooa. Call for
two day a
1"<1~wkhFsal) Hr-ATouNU wiiu. am OfTSR
? ll/harir.aid and waltreaa, or would take earn of ekU
uren . atlp roiarena
| fi'llAli sir il ht.?a krrTkctab i.i" Tot'Kci
lUOweman aa ahambarmald anil waltreaa or woald aetlal
w in waahlng and ironing.
1UA HT.?A VUlTftl UIRL, LAI Hf
1* l^llandad. to dn aliamharwork and Waiting or ta tkkn
rare ol ahlldran.
l7ifl"*A?T 518T gfTlKK C<? rrShLLI.- AM SDK
lllUhermald an I waitroa. .tiling to aaalat with ahIL
nron ; ally or ennntry; beet ei:y referanca.
11? 7 WaKT aftl'll nrT cHAlTHhMMAllI ANII WtlT.
III I rata or to do general homework la a amalt prlvaio
fimilr.
TTM AT.-A ToCBii lilRl. aR MaID on
174c
_ _"rhambernt ild and teamalreai In a prlrate family; U
willing and obliging; heat city ralaranca.
I>i|/| | A ST TRTK If.?A TOUNO aSFSIoaI illKh
wgl Fllaa chambarmald and wailraaa; good lelorenca.
oiil Imt aoTii nt.?tou3o WoilwlTfl TBI
_i'lclui onamhermald and waltrnta; no objeotlaa ta
the coiintrr ; g?od olty ralaranca.
tin*; K Ar?T 47 TII ?!. ?A Ul.H'KC I VUi.K TO*
girl aa oh imhwrm il l and ?*4ltre-? In it prlrala fa
liy I no abjection to go la i ha aoantry: city raiarenaa.
?ASr atrriT nr.7~ih ttiit ttiLK dturm.-.
208n
'Hmart, willing girl aa rbamhrrmald. or would it*
gomai li .outwork; la a good laandraaa; city or aeantryi
relerti.oa.
Q1Q JU?# font Bf.-A TOOMO MIL At OMlC
aw 1 aiharmald ant waltraan ; willing tn aaaiat with with.
lug and Ironing; will go to the ooautry a law Bontha; kaodl
dtp raftMN,

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