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THE COURTS.
Trial of Miohael Tobin, the West
Point Soldier.
ORDERS OF ARREST.
Bewildered Pienieken Who Fell Into tbe
Fourth Avenue Excavation.
The trial of Mteoael Tobin (or tbe murder of Peter
Albors, at Wut Point, on ihe 20tb February last, was
coininenceu in tbe United States Circuit ? Court, yes
terday, beiore Judge Beuediot and a jury. Tobin, it
will be remembered, cnarged tbat Albert was Intimate
with his wife. Alter bis arrest oa tbe charge ol mur
der an inquirendo dc luntUicu was bad, wbiob resulted
In a decision adverse to tbe claim ol bio Ir
responsibility. Tbo eourt room presented a
ptcturefquu signt yesterday, lor bere and
tbera throughout tbe audience appeared sol
diers Irotn tbe West Point barracks, whose dark
bias uniforms contrasted well with tbo light summer
raiment ol tbe lawyers aud others sealed within the
bar. Two aolitary women, whuso identity could not
be established, sat In eourt all day and wstohed the
proceedings with interest. Tbo wile el the prisoner, '
whose conduct, it Is claimed, oaasea bis trouble, was
not present. Wben lbs court was adjourned a little
lad rin out trom tbe crowd aud stole through tbe gute
Bl the bar wnere Toblu was bUuuiog. The bright
lycd littlo follow lives at Uigbiuud F.ns, aud bae been
lutertumed by tue' oid uiau's stories ol tbe wars
Ibroogb which he hue served. The obtaining ol a jury
Moupied tbe greater part ot the duy. An incident
It peculiar nature, tbo more so as this Is the triai lor
i capital oflence ol a mnu who sorved through tbe
late war ol tue rebellion, was tuo calling ol ageniie
nuu named H. 11. Davis, uo ex-olttcer lu the Coo
ledorate army, aud bis #eiDg requested to step aside
K'heu bis service ugaiust lite Uaiou was discovered.
He wonld have been eligible as a juror it be bad
taken tue Iron-clad oaib, but the quo.iioo was not
tsked aud be was excused. A jury was Un-iby ob
tained aa lollows:?Frauk E. Beau, Georgt F. Leg
|elt, Frauic O. Kusutou, CUarloa J. Hose, James M.
Korcr, Kuius M. Bruudige, i'ownseud (Jnderuill,
Franklin Edsou, C. lie P. Field, tteury B. Montague,
Joseph Parke and Wurreu Gardner Beiore tbe
panel was called the loJlowmg quaint no
tice was read to tbe prinouer, wbo seeuied a
littlo uuzed while tbe reading was In progress:?
"i bese good meu that } ou sbuil now bear oalled are
those that are 10 pass beiweou you aud your country
upon tbo ihdlctment upon woicb you bavo been
arraigned. II, tborelore, you will challenge them, or
auy ol them, you must challenge them us they come
to tbe book to be sworu, una beioro tney are swuru,
and you Shall be heurd.'' The reading ever the pris
oner bowed in military style auu look a seat bemud
his counsel, ex-Uutu-u stutes District Atturaey Fos
ter. When the jury bad Oceii sworn in District At
torney Ficro opened the cuse lor tbo government and
Corporal 11. L. Kipiey was called to tbe stsud. He
lisiiued that ou too 24tu ot Fobrunry last Tooiu
oatiiu into tbe squad rootu,.iu wbicb be was steading,
and shortly alterward no beurd the report of a pistol;
turning around, nis buck being turned when the suot
wusflreu. be saw I'ooiu aimiug at Albera. a map ul
ibe room was produced and the witness explained
the position* ol toe parties at the tune ol the shoot
ing. Witness Identified tbe pistol wblch be took Irem
Tobin on ibal morning wbeu tue eame was oxhibited
by tbe District Attorney. William C. Wood, a prl.
rate, who was standing near tbe previous wltpesa
when the shooting occurred, corroborated bis story.
Tbe trial will be continued ibis morning.
ORDER OE ARREST PUOGKEDINQS.
The General Term of the Superior Court met yester
day end delivered a deciaiuu on the appeal tukeu in
tbe caeo of Uurcus Wilmark against LoodoiU Herman
and another. The case came before tbe Court on an
ippeal from an order denying defeudant'e motion to
discharge tbe defeudant, Solomon Herman, from ar
row and refusing him leare to renew such motion.
The action is brought to recover the price of merchan
dise sold by the plaintiff to Hie defuadantu between
February and April, 1877, on a credit of sixty
days, suoh credit being given, as alleged,
through relianee upon lalse and fraudulent
representation made by Solomon Herman as
to the solvency and pecuniary responsibility 01
tbe defendant's firm. On tue 2d 01 March
last both ol the defendants were arrested ami boid to
ball. Upon uflldavits made by each of iho dclendsnts
en order to auow cause was obtained why the order of
arrest should not be Vicated, aud Why tbe plaintiff
Should not be compelled to state separately bis cause
?I action ior each ol tbe six sales alleged In bit
papers, and why the plaintiff should not be compelled
to elect betweou his cause ol acilou lor breach ol oon
traot and tort. On tue argument tne defendants In
open court duly and voluntarily waived tbe uflldsvits
on their beoaii upon wbtcn sucu urucr to show cause
was obtained, and In support of their molioa relied
loleiy upon lbs papers upon winch tue order ol
irrost was granted, lno Court relused to vucate
die order as to Solomon liermin, but granted the
notlott as to Leopold upon nis stipuiatlug not to in
Ititnte any suit touuded upoo his arrest. Solomon
tbeu moved lor leave to renew the application a* to
himself upon the affidavits to show cause or upon
additional affidavits, aud the molioa was denied.
Judge Stanford, who writes the opimou ol the Uen
erai Term, affirming the order 01 tno Court uelow,
?ays that the luois staled Id lbs complaint are lor Iho
purposes of the present appeal to be lalteu as
true. It the affidavits upon wh ch tno
' order of arrest was obtained controverted such
facia tbe waiver of tbem is an express ad
? mission of the statements In the oumplalut
aud plaintiff's affidavit. The luote aa nnoouiroverted,
abew ibat the deb', lor which tbe present action Is
brought was irauouleolly contracted. Tue refusal ol
tbe Judge to pormit tbe-motion to be renewed was
discretionary, and his discretion wus wiselv ami
properly exercised, lbcro wus nothing buiore him to
exouse or explain the action ol the defendant's attor
ney In deliberately aud unqualifiedly waiving tue
alUdavlli on which the order was coiuiucd una relying
solely upon the papers upon which the order of arrest
was granted. '1 lie papers wore lu his possession aud
bis election not to use t lie in caunol be ascribed to iu
ndvcrtdbCo or mistake. Judge Sun lord therefore
affirms tne order, but inasmuch us some tansiactory
excuse may he offered lor Ihu withdrawal ol tbe affi
davits reiurred to, be grauts tho deleudume leave, upon
payment ol costs, to apply at special Term, upon
proper papers, lor leave to renew upon suoh terms as
may be just.
WIND UP OP A PICNIC.
Bofore Judge Santord, In tne Superior Court, tbere
In now on trial a salt brought by Henrietta O'liagou
?gainst Dillon, Clyde It Co., cuntrsotors for the Fourth
avenue Improvement, to rcoover $20,000 dumagea lor
Injuries received. Mrs. O'Hugea complaint that on
tbe 4ib ol Jnly, 7874, sbe, together with her husband
Francis, tbey bath beiag Uuruians, attended the
glonlo ol the Sixty-ninth regiment, which wae held
?a that day at Jones'Weed. Alter enjoying the day
the oonpie In the evening started on their Journey
komeward. When they arrived at Third avenue aud
Sound th? cars crowded on that roid they continued
their Journey to Sixty-seoond street tor the purpose
ol getting into a uowomwu Madison avenue oar.
But upon arriving st tbe Fourtu avenue Improvement
they oath leliou a pile of rocks Into tbe excavation,
eighteen feet deep. Tno.r were both severely ii Jursd.
Mr. O'Hugen brought his suit ugstiisl the defendants
some timo ago, uou recovered a vrdici ol gg.0<>0, and
bis case is now neloro tbe Court ol Appeals. Mrs.
O'llagen, cnniiuuiiig tier story, says sue wasoooflnea
to Bsllevue Hospital tor atglu months, sad has suf
fered great pain iron bur injuries. She charges that
tbs defendants lind piacsd no nguis or leuce on the
Sides ol the excavation us s pretention, and that tho
aeeioent wai the rcauit of ncglig ooo tn not properly
protecting the smite. The delenoants state that i vory
precaution had been I. It en, iheru being lights, guard
and a fenco, and that Mr. ami Mrs. O'ltscen were both
drunk at tno time, and instead of looking lor a bridge,
sa they might have done, concluded to lull tmo tne
(Xcavation, with tbe result as staled. Mra O'Hsken
accuses bar husband ot being in some way responsi
ble lor tbe dlsaaior, unit the once loving conpie have
?ince been separated, but wheiher for this or some
other cause does not appear. 1 he case Is 11111 on, and
will probably occupy aevcral days.
ACCOMMODATION NOTE&
A decision in tbe case ol Uayuor agalasl Bt. John
and others was bunded down yesterday by the Gen
eral Term of the Marine Court, and la one ol Im
portance 10 dealers In commercial paper. It appeared
In evidence tbal one of the defendants applied to tbe
Irm ol HI. John k Go. for an aoeuamoduiton note of
$3711, which 3k John k Co. gave to him, who, alter
Indorsing It, sold the note before meturitv
to Haynor k Co., tbe plaintiffs, at a disceeul
ol two nna a hull per cent per month.
Hay nor A Co. claimed to bare ourchased
the onto In good faith, believing It to nave boen ordi
nary bU'inuss paper and without notice ol its beiug
accommodation paper or mat it fwug tunned with
usury, aud accordingly Drought suit on tbe unto. I be
case us- been twice tried. Un the flr.t trisl ? verdict
was directed lor th- plaiutiffs, wmon wus subxe
|iiently set soldo slid a new trial ordered. On Hie
?sound trial a verolct was directed lor tno defendants,
wlin n verdict wus also sot aside and a uew trial
grimed| irum this order defendants appealed. Un
Irotb trials Messrs. Jacobs Brothers, who represented
tne deleuduitts, requeued the Court to direct n verdict
lor u>e deieuuaiit , on the grounds tbut lie note had
no legal me. plion until it reached Haynor At Co.'s
hands j that by discounting it tit ii greater gpim than
the ran ol sevou per cent per annum the uote was
void; that iio scimn could be maintained thereon;
that even BSsam ng thai Haynor k Co. did not knew
tbs bote to buvr been accommodation paper, and
?appease It to hnva been business papnr, llicy cannot
rncovei. and last, that the holder Is bonnd to ku..w
the sumu'.i?r ml *,e piper lie It dealing In, and ll It
turns Mtt to oe accommodation paper the transaction
la aaorloaa If lh? aama t* discounted or purchased at
? greater rata ot Intaraot tbu seveu par cool. Tba
Gem-rul Term bave now decided tbat it was errdr
uu tbu part ol tba Judge to act aside tba verdict bo
bad ordered, and tbat such verdict waa property di
rected tor tba defendaota, end accordingly reversed tba
order granting tba plaintiff* a caw triai.
SUMMARY OP LAW CASE&
Emil Rocbeile waa eoovlctea yesterday ot keeping
a disorderly bouse at No. US Cbryatia street, and
Judge Gilders leave aant bini to the Penitentiary lor
?is inontba.
A anlt ts oa trial before Ohlor Jaitioo Corns, la tbo
Superior ( ourt, broagbt by Henry Huffman, by guar
dian. against tbe New York Ceutrat and Hudson
River Railroad Company 10 recover $10,000 damagea
lor injuries received by being thrown irom one of tbe
defendant'* oars.
Au order was graotad yoatardar by Judga Yan
Hnesen, in tbo Court ol Common Pleas, for a reler
once to t-ke and ataia tba account ot Oliver Drake
Smith, assignee of William C. Gilmao, iba convicted
bauser, and to report tburcon witb all convenient
speed.
Judge Lawrence yesterdav decided In tbe suit tor
divorce brought by Mary Pritcbard against Rioburd
H. Pritouard. m wuicb tbo taller was ordorad lo pay
Oounael (to and ousts and disbursements, tbat an
execution and not an altaobmeut could issue lor tbe
payment.
Louis Bodenberger baa broagbt a suit against
Wllllum Hernug, Assistant District Attorney, to re
cover $710 00. Tbe trial ol tbu case waa begun yes
terday beloro Judge Van Vorsi, bottling Supremo
Court, Circuit. 1 be suit grew nut ol ibe nsstpument
ot a contract In couuooiion with wmcb Mr. Herring
acted us counsel. Ho denies tbe Indebtedness.
Kr.iuk Jackson waa cenviciud yesterday in tbo Court
of Geueral Sessious ol stealing lour coats, tbe prop
erly of JauieB Burn*, ot No. 65 Mott street, and Judge
Sumerlaud sent bun to Stute Prisou lor four yeurs.
Commissioner shields yesterday held Jama* Rooney,
ot No 648 Wort Kilty-second street, lu $600 ball in
answer a charge ol curryiug on the business ol a recti
fier, wituout a license.
Jobu Wyuau, who is oharged st tbo instance of Her
Brituunlc Majesty's Acting Consul, Pierrepout
Kuwarns, Willi Having enured tbe drain ol a man
named William Hnkeu, wbo was u leiiuw seaman ou
tbe >blp Loob Raiiocn, wbllo enrotUe Irom Melbourne,
Australia, lor New York, was beta for examination
by Commissioner Beitm
In tieplember, 1872, tbe ship Labrouoell, Irom
Letlb. Scotland, suited lor New York witb a mixed
uargo, paper and oil umong tue re-t. Tbe oil leaked
and tbe paper was damaged. Cbio> Justice Watte jot
terday lield Ibut tbe stowage was bad and llial tbo
owners of ibo paper should recover $1,207 85, tbe
amount of dumaiie sustained by tbetn. .
In tue suit ol tiadiler against tue city, wnicu was
brought to rocover Ibr city advertising miboNew
York Tablet, tbo mcts of which have been published
lu the likHacu, Judge Van Uoesen, in the Court ol
Common Plea*, yesterday denied a motion made by
(be plplnuff tor an extra allowance. The Judge
says:?"An extra allowance to the plaintiff is out ol
the question. Tbe delenuunt might be ontttieu to an
allowance If it applied lor one."
lu the cuso ol Henry M. Walters, wbo, It le alleged,
attempted to kill his wife and subsequently tried to
cut bis own tbroat, a motion wus yestciday made tor
tbe adjournment of tbe trial, ex-Judge Curus aud Mr.
Kuwiu M. Fox appearing lor the accused. It was
stated that very important witpes-t-s lor the defence
were not in attendance. Judge Uilderslecve granted
tbe application.
Judge Vuu tloeseu, in tbe snltot Edward L. Wat
sou aguiusi Oliver H. Perry, yesterday roudereu a de
cialou adjudging tbo plaintiff guilty ol couletnpl ol
Court in uisobsyiug an injunction order restraining
him Iroin colluding or lu any way disposing of uny
ol tue partnership tunds ut E. P. Watson A Co., ol
wbiob the piuinnffaud deieudant were members aud
ol wbicn Thomas K. Wentworih was apppoibled re
ceiver. Judge Van Hoesen orders that be be Im
prisoned lor twenty days unless be pay a line of
$SuS 16, which be Imposes upon mm.
lu tbe case ot David Marsb, the pedler, seventy-two
years ol uge, wbo Was convicted ot receiving large
quunititcs ol spool cotton and needles siolcu Irom H.
B. Clitflin A Co., a motiou was made yesterday in the
Court of General Sessions In arrest ot judgment.
Judge Gildersleeve reserved his dec sion.
Ucorge Wauou broke into ibe dwelling ol John H.
Barber, No. 21 Jones street, aud elole clothing valued
at $75. When arralgued yesterday for trial In tne
Court ol General Sessions the prisoner ploaded guilty
end Judge Sutherland sent him to tbo Stale Prison lor
two years.
Ctiaries S. Schmidt, of Ne. 148 East Fourth street,
visited tbe lager beer saloon of Adolpb Oclilinann, ol
No. 63 Second avenue, yeeterduy morning. A dis
pute arose between tneui. Vttcii Sonmidt seized a
stone match box and struck Ocluinaun u Dangerous
blow on tbe bead. Schmidt was arrested ana tuken
beiore Judge Satberlaud, wbo coininltiod ntm to tne
Tombs.
The case ot J. Milton Turner, tbe colored Min
ister to Liberia, against Messrs. Allen A Dam,
proprietor* ut tbe Amor House, to recover demagu*
lor tneir refusal lo entertain hint at their hotel, has
boen set down lor trial on tbe lirst Meuduy in Octo
ber, in the Court cl Common Pleas. I bia cause will
involve the Civil Higbls bill and tbe powers and social
privileges of our colored fellow ciiiyeu* under that
coiebraicd act ol Congress. Ex-Judge Porter and ex
Recorder Smith appear lor the Liberiau Minister aud
ex-Judge Gurlis Is counsel lor Allen A Dam.
Juuae Freed man, among other cases yesterday, was
busily occupied in the trial ot a suit broagbt by Mrs.
Lydtu U. Piumo against Daniel O'Callaban, to recover
the value ol certain laruiture which was bougbt by
tbe plaintiff uu tbe instalment plan, and afterward, as
alleged, lakeh possession o( by tne defendant ami sidu
at auction, together with a quantity ot Jewelry nud
other effects of the plalilllff, deposited as security.
Tbe plain till, wbo is said lo oe tbe widow Ol u Union
soldier killed lu the war, was represented by Lieuten
ant Governor Durshenner aud Colonal Wiugate, and
the defendant by J. C. Quinn.
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
8uprkmi Coi'kt?Chahbrrs? Hold by Judge Pot
ter.?Nos. 52, 68, 71, i4, 121, 124, 125, 128, 158, 180,
100. 200, 201, 204
MTFRKMM COOKT?UK JURAL TERR.?AdJoUttlSd Until
July 30l
mupkkms Court?Sfkcial Iirm?Held by Judge
Donobue.?Demurrer?No. 18. Law una luot? Nos.
250, 50, 20, 136. 557, 507, 670, 574, 79, 400, 470, 514,
550, 524, 215, 673. 128.
MUFRKMK COURT?CIRCUIT? Port 1?Held Ity Judge
Vhu Brunt.?No*. 601. 402, 5239, 2047, 1309, 1719.
2177, 3540, 1708>4, 1106',, 3551, 1046. 88s, 0*1. p?rt
2?itciu Ity Judge Vau Vor-i.?Nos. 1000, 1404, 1121,
1119. 1051, 1594' ., 1893, 2812, 16?1, 822, .;0o2, 20 >7,
1198. 3289, 3650, 1040, 3292, 1026. Purl 3.? Adjourned
lor ilie torin.
SuriRioR Court?Gkrkkai. Turk.? '.djourned sine
die.
mupkrior Court?Orient. Tmi?Held by Judge
8edg?lcg.? Duuiurri-r?No. 0.
M'Pkkior Court?Trial Tirm?I'.iri 1?Held by
Judge Stanford.?.Sue. 690, 745, 763, 654, 445, 143, 800,
440, 640, 400, 234, 130, 739. 486>J( 016. I'uri 2?Held
by CUiel Ju-.llco Curing ? Cast- uu?No. 1204. No day
calender. Peri 3?Held by Judge Preeamsn.?Nut.
904, 1028, 80), 995. 070, 495, 400, 877, 907. 908, 090,
910. 409, 540, 1013.
common i'lcad?Uikkral Tir*.?Adjourned elno
die
Common Pleas?Kquitt Term.?Adjourned lor the
term
tunuN 1'liar?Chambers.?Hold by Judge Ven
Hoeeen ?No, 4.
Common Puma?Trial Tirm? Pert L?Adjourned
lor tlie term. Purl 2?Held by Judge J. JP. Daly.? Mo
day calendar.
Marink Court?Trial Tkiim?P rt 1?Held by
Judge AI leer.?No*. 4380, 4780, 4930,2014. Part 2?
llulu hv Judge .Sheridan.? Nos 4310,4300, 2448, 4681,
316(1, 4422, 4336, 4049, 4140, 2627, 3863, 44U2. 4110.,
P.ri 3 -IKlu Ity Judge SionotL?N'.-h. 1272, 3316,4050,
3652, 2043, 4421, 1904. 4064, 4640, 2163, 2480, 4671, 5440,
Out), 2082
Court or Uenkmal Mission?Part 1?Held by Judge
Sutherland?i he People vs. Ami-lie Daucenberg ?nd
Lizzie Deouob-ierg, abduction; Hume vs. K-iwurd
J it U ii sou, burglary; Sime ve. Mury Dwyer, burglary ;
8-iuie vs. Kuie Ituiou, burglary; Same vs. Lizzie
Mm -to, burglary: same r?. Juuii English, burglary;
Same vs. Louisa Ward, larceny (ruin (lie person ; Sums
va. William Whoriiu, petit lurceity; .tame vs. James
Curci.ran, burglary ; Same vs. Knzabelit Emery, dis
orderly buuee. Part 2 Held by Juage ttiluersle-i v<.?
The People va. Milliard Luby, roubcry; Hume Vs.
Benjamin Dnvis, robbery; Sama vs. Ci.arles Ilugdos,
leionieus assault and battery; Marne vs. Jolin Euz
geruid, Iniunious assault and btuiery ; Same vs. Will
iam L. Horsey, I'alae pretences; Same**. r'rsns Uor
men, assault and bailery; Maine vs. Urn mas Weisn,
as-auil and battery; Same vr. Piederiok Vanderpuel,
forgery,
THE DOG LAW y.
Mow come* tbe aeaaon when the voice of the dog
eatober la heard In tbe police court and tbe cum
piniEla ol hie victims daily rlae belore tbe seat of
justice. Tbe lir.l imialment yesterday took tbeir
atand before Judge Murray, iu lbs Jcfloreou Market
Court. Henry Wilaen bad hi on arrested for engaging
in conflict wim John Uhyieler, a Irliky gentleman ol
aiily-tww, wbo boasted a dog, bat disdained Alder
manic equipments. The pair hail been found wrang
ling over a very atteuuetod animal, which they wire
in a fair way lo pull .-mart, when au offlccr interfered.
The veaeVeble Uliyieler said to llio Ju-JgeI? -'1 go
deea moruen oud auu taie mine log mil me. 1 s-?y
noting to nobody; nobody ny noting to me. Hen
dree uian bo crniin along ahd eaten hi dal tog by tee
peck leel. t ba*? u bold bad ou dee gollur Mild be
bull and 1 bull, llo doo't main strikes at mo and 1 do
noting by him. Vui den e<-s dee troubles? list tog,
?el lie ees not ride, humph I 1 sell bun lor fllia oenu
Del tree ride, aint UT"
Mo amicable an arrangement It wee not In Judge
Murray'? hem to upset, and complainant and deieud
ant got oil
Michael MeLougblin, in consequence of (be official
powers conferred upon bun, untile a deecrnt upon
Wouster street ami o.-rriod aw,y Catharine Di-Coets'e
favorite Mpits, Eidele, trom tbo irotit sloop ol No. 163,
wlioro, muazied snu strapped, It irisku<l about lis
mistr-we' heels at tbo very momont ol tbe seizure.
Mine. !?? Cos 1.1 asiu the dog was wortb $25. It is ago
null general sppearnnco did nut guarauio it, but tin
Judge dot-mod it proper lo set ollli-lous dog catchers
nn example, and couilec.'iod tbo prisoner's badge and
held mm lor trial in $360.
Fuli GHAKITT8 BAKE.
The following oontrlbntione havo boon received at
this olTioe:?
"A.," lor Mr*. Miles "Creche",.. $1
"ttirangor." lor widow end two cnildren at No. 126
llt-sler etroet..,. 8
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.
JUDGE PIKOXMf T'B POWiB TO BEMOVX CLERK
ANTHONY DENIED BX THE OOBPOBATXOM
COUNSEL.
Corporation Coaosel Whitney bu glvon tbo follow
ing opinion an to Judge Fiuclcney's right or power to
remove bia clerk, Patrick Aniuouy, from tbe .Seventh
Judicial District Court:
Nxw Yobk, June 34, 187a,
Patrick Anchor*, Esq. I?
*1R?I am In receipt ol your letter el tbe 18th lust., In
wliton yuu iuif that on tne 18th lust. you. received Irom
Waller t*. liucknuy, J usttco uf tUe SeruuiU Di.trict Court,
la toil city, a notice, ot which the following in a copy: ?
"IIotkl OT At, 1
"UtSKHVOIB bQUAIlk ANU KORTIKTII SlKKKT. \
" IW 1 ORB, June i7, 1878. )
MPatrick Antho.it, Esq.
"?ik?Our reiatious have ever been amicable aoa pleas
ant, but, iia will he ohaerveii, political relatione inu-i he
considered. In virtue ol the act oi 1*78. I have appointed
ex- tl-.erman Thomas Unify an Clerk ot the District Court,
iu the city ol New Torn, Ivr the seventh Judicial District,
iu your place and etead. i tnall ever rem--inner the luii
coiiaideratloui hetwoeu us. Your*, \V. s i'lNCKXr.Y."
You mate that yuu weie npnoiuted clerk ol eaid cuurt on
the 24lh day ol Nuveuiber 1878 by the late John A. .-leui
uiier, who wan thou the Justice loereof, and vou request
my opinion weather your term aa cl rk ol said court put
expired, and whether Juetice I'lnckney har auy power or
autboriti to make the appointment ol which he hae given
you notice.
I he Counsel to the Corporation It not the lecal adviser
ef the clerks of the various district courta in this city, but,
as tbe salaries ot those clerks are paid I runt the city
treasury and as the question wtlt doubtless soon arisa
whether the salary attached to the office ol clerk oft ho
.seventh District Court shull be paid to yuu or to Mr. Duffy,
1 have thought it proper to examine the matter mid to
lurnish you with luy views In regard to the legality of the
actiou ot J udjto piuukney.
.section 1 oi chapter 438 of the Laws of 1872 contaiaed
ani-tig other thiiig* the lollowlu. provision "1 hero
snail be a clerk and an assistant clerk hi
each of the dish-ict courts of suid cltv (New York),
who shad he appointed by the tudces ol said court, I lie.*
shall bold office,, perlunu the same duties ami possess tlio
same powers as now prescribed by law. Tne said clerks
shun receive a salary ol ?3,000 per annum. The Comptrol
ler ot tbe 'ity ol New 1 or,, is aut .oriscd and di routed to
pay lb" salary of tbe clerks provided lor by this act in
monthly iustalnieuts eut ol the city treasirry."
The term o! .dike uf Judge Pincauey and el noarly "II the
other present judges of the distil-, con its coiu m e need J auu
ary 1, I87fi. alter Ins election he and the ot .or .)ti<lgea
claimed that they had a right to reuiovn the clerks of
the district conns who were iu office when the terms ot
said Jud. es commenced, and they did attempt to make
such removals and appoint other persous iu the
places ol said clerks actions, iu tbe natuie of
que warranto, were tncreupuii brought by yonrseif
and the old cieiks against tile new app intess, anil one oi
such actions was made a lest case and was taken to the
Court ol Appeals. Tnal Court decided that th i claim of
the justices was uulouudeu, and that, under said act of
1872 and previous uwsnliltlu force, the term ot office of
clerks ol district courts was >ix years, a .d tli.it they could
not ue removed by Judges of those courts. (People ex ret.
Idealy vs. ease, n.v N Y. 522). Throupnu. iu pursu
ance oi a stipulation, a Judgment was eutered on tile a lion
hrnugiit by tne Atlnruey deuoril on your behalf against
James It. Davie*, alto had bean appninted by J ud e Inck
uey Clerk ol the revrnlh District v uurt. I'lus judgment
was entered in December. 1878, uid under It Don s was
oust'-d Irom the office of cicrk, and you were'in
stalled therein, and, aa I understand, hum that
time uutii the reeeipt of the al<ove men
tioned notice irom Mr. Justice Pluckiiey, hare
cuutinuously acted us clerk of tald court; nor until receipt
oi said notice has any claim oeeu made by Justice Pinckiiuy
cur ?ny other person that you a ero not the lawlul cieik uf
said Court.
Under these circumstances I am entirely at a lo-s to Im
agine upon wliai grounds .1 udge Plnkuei Claims the right
to remove you and appoint >lr. Dully In rour place, lie re
fers iu ins notice above quoted to tbo act ol 1*78, but I can
not coiij. cture upon What grounds he claims to derive such
authority Irom iu.it act.
Chapter 438 of the Daws of 1872. above referred to, ex
cept so much us relate* to criminal courts, was indeed re
pealed by subdivision 18 of siciton 1 ol chapter 417 ut tbe
Daivsol 1877, wuicli was the general repealing act adopted
alter the passage of tbo new Code of Civil
Procedure. The only act so far as 1 am aware
relating tu this subject which was passed ui 1*78
Is chapter 34 ? ol the laws or this year. I hit last men
tioned act restores said chapter 43* ot the l.aws ul 1*72 *0
far as it relates to cloiks and assistant eleras of the dis
trict court* in this city. This net, however, exprt-sliT pro
vides thai "the clerks anil assistant clerk* who W'-ro such
when said repealing act was passed are continued as
though sueh act had never taken effect; and nothing In
this act contained sbdl ubiidge or extend the terms of
ofli is lor which the present clerks and assistant clerks
worn originally appninted."
It is lee clear lor argument upon the facts abov-i slated
that this act of 1878 noes not center upon Justice I'incktn-y
any power to remove you or to appeiut any otner person iu
your place, nor is there any otner statute which giv is him
any sttcli power. The matter is so plain th it it does not ad
mit ol discussion, and 1 am th- retore ul the opinion that
the said Justice has uo right nor color ot right to remove
you and appuiut Mr. Huffy iu your place, and th it stiou at
tcmp.ed removal and itupoi.iiineiil aro without authority
oi law and are null and void. Tours,
? WILLIAM C. WIUTNBY,
Counsel to the Corporation.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
ASSIGNMENTS, PETITIONS IN BANKBDPTOT AMD
ClihD'TOBS* DOINGS.
David M. Koebler, wholesale and rstall dealer In
liquors ai No. 202 Kjsi Twenty-ninth street, made an
assignraeul yesterday lor tho benclll ol bis creditors
to D via L. KLncr. Uis liabilities amount to nearly
(500,000, Hie greater portion of wntch is ou account
of real estate depreciation and deficiencies on mort
gages. Several years ago bo was worm a groat deal
of money, wblcb be sunK In real estate speculations.
Ue was recently of tbe firm ol Koehler A Kupfor,
liquor dealers, wblcb tailed and settled wun tbelr
creditors at fifty cents on tbe dollar. He owes very
little lot merchandise. Mr. J. J. Stein, It is counsel, Is
preparing a statement ol tne liabilities and assets,
wuicli will lie ready in a tew days, i'be prlucipal
creditors uro insurance companies.
Numuei Hirachbeok, ol tue lut,? firm ot Kobman,
Jtanut A Co., couleotlouers at No. II Luight street,
bas beou adjudictt,ed a voluntary bankrupt ?y Kogis
tor Fiiou, having liabilities amounting to $8,250 and
no assets. Tne principal creditors uro William
Hotliscnlld, $2,*00; William H. Honda, $1,550; Ameri
can Popuiur Li in Insurance Company, (1.50U; a. H..
lloi-enbelm, $1,200.
Dourinski k Winitskl, nmuulaciarers ot ladles'un
derwear at No. 47 Lispensrd street, made an assign
ment yesterday for tbe benefit ol tbe creditor* to
George ?. Dunn. Tue present firm was established
in January. 1877. baring a capital ol $7,000, ol wntcb
$4,000 coii-isted ol stock. TUeir liabilities Will not
exceed $10,000.
Uusuve iirueok, manufacturer ol lans, Is endeavor
ing to effect a -etiieroeui witu bla creditors at tin ecu
cuts uu ibe uuil .r, cash, wnicli nearly all inecredi
tor* buvo uccepied; bis liabilities amount to $8,000
hfiorts aru being made by Louis Ureenbauin, manu
facturer ol corus and tassels at No. 240 Canaj struel,
lor asctlleiuenl wltb bis creditors at twenty cents on
tbe dollar.
W? W. O.lbert made application to Register Filch
lor uis discharge I rum onnkrnptey, una us tbere was
no opposition ou tbe part ol tbo cre.iilors bis petition
will bo granted.
Francis Moore, dealer In furniture ai No. 148 West
Twenty-ibird street, bits suspended, with liabilities
amounting lo (12,500; ttie iioiniual nsscls are about
(16,500, consisting of stock (11,000, and open aoeounts
(2,50o, ibe roal Value ol wuicli is estimated ut about
(10,000.
XKBT1N08 Or CREDITORS.
A meeting of tbe creditors ?) C. W. If. Dare, manu
facturer ol children's carriages at No. 47 Cortlandt
street, was bold yesterday at the rooms ot tho Hard,
wsro Board ol Trade, Nos, 4 and 6 Warrou street,
11 r. it. P. Howies, chairman, and J. 0. Guiuey, secre
tary. A statement was read showing liabilities
amounting to (87,306 51, ot wnicn (21,321 52 are
contingent; assets. $32,633 56, which includes stock
aud goods in process ot roanulaciuro, $18,500; book
accounts, (lO.Obtf; machinery, $2,000. 'lbs meeting
unamnousiy uecldcl thai Mr. Dare snould nouliuuo
busiuess as u-uui, and a coin in n lee, cousisting ot
Me-srs. John 0. Uino-, Nntnuui II jrnhara, J. 8. Lad
dingion, It 1*. howies and G. ti. Uissonawuy, wern ui
pointed to determine upou a hnais lor a compromise
as soon an possible. *
Ibe ciediiui's ol Michael Graham, dealer in coal at
No. 245 LuSt Klguiy-Mxlh street, uict at tbo ottlce of
Ret-ISter Little, ?ud eiecied William llusb assiguoo III
bankruptcy. Tbe schedules presonlod showed liabili
ties a in o u ii i lug to *13 50U, and one eltlru was pruvod
for (1.258 16 by Samuel Bunnell, Jr
Ala meeting ol the creditors Ol Charles K. Doty, of
the Iwe firm ot Doty, ItauSfi'du A Co., held ai tho
otb' e ol Register K etc mini, II. F. Mauadold proved a
claim lor (7,610, and Jouii H. Plait was appointed as
sign eu.
A meeting of tbe crediors ol Paul Zona, Importer ol
plnio glass al No. 37 Barclay sireel, was held at ibo
olllcu ol Register KalCbum, and ibo composition of
iwcuiy-live oents cn the doll ,r in lour mnuilis' time
was conllrmed. The liahiliuea amount lo $1114,360.
The creditors ol Bou.iy <* Procbassa, nimiuiaclurers
ol cigais, luriueriy at No 12(1 Chambers street, loot at
the itfilce ol Register Filch. BcuedUlre were presented
showiug nabllilies umouuilng lo $77,000, and five
claims wore proved aggregating $1,412 63, as lul
lows:?Wniiam WTckes At Co., $1,681 18; Jacob
llinknl, $1,524 70; A. Strauss, $4,1 H4; 8. Klein,
$447 16; A. Purges, $3U4 67. Moses Folk was elected
asslguee.
LIQUOR SMUGGLING.
Tor some lima past Special Agent Bracket! has
kept wstch on some of the liquor stores skirling th#
Norm River at Uobokon, bs having roeeived in
formation ibst largo quantities ol foreign "brandies
and otbsr spirituous liqnors wore supplied ibem at
nominal ruios irorn tbs Hamburg and Bremen
steamers. Yesieruay tbs Cuptaib Detailed Inspectors
Jackson and llussey, who stationed themselves on n
corner ol ibe Bremen doek early in tbo morning,
where they oould watch every person leaving the
steamer w ilioul bomg observed in return. Noon
they noticed two sailois leaving tbn steamship lying
al tnat wliarl whose bulky appearaoca suggested that
they bad contraband goods concealed on tbelr
persons. The ollioers lullowcd the sailors, who
wended their way to No. 7 I'oird street, oc
cupied as u furniture store, leaving it
shortly with every evidence ol having ''unloaded"
their stores. JucKson and llu-sey entered the store
nnd accused the proprietor ol boiug engaged In tbo uu
Iiiw.ui practice of keeping a lence lor smugslera,
w lin u he eiuphat'cully domed. The oltlcers, however,
commenced >o s arch tho premises, anil discovered
260 oottits ol line < ognao brandy, 60 hollies ol ilol
luud gill and about 3d bottles of olhor liquors, suati as
ruin, kluunol, biuer*, Ac ; also ona barrel lull (150
packages) ol French and German snail, in ball pound
packages; one barrel (150 psrksccs) ol German
'?shag" smoking tohicco and 10 boxes ol ciRitrs. The
piondor was loaded on sn express wagon and brought
to ilio Custom House seisuro room. Captain Uracltett
Instituted proceedings against the receiver Ol the
smuggled good-, who will t>e arrested to-dsy. The
Value oi in) goods is nearly (JLiWtt J
REAL ESTATE.
The following *nl*? war* mad* on lb* Itaal Batata
Exchange yusterduy
by u v. HAKNBTT.
Ferecloenre sale -tlu.:u DmudIv, referee?of the
house, with plot 01 I x IOU.4, on tb n. s. aide of
i>2d ?t.. 509.6 It. a. ot ttli : toplaiatiif... ......$10,000
Also similar *al??Stephen II olln. referee?of
the 3 hi uses. with Iota 25x102 2, Ne>. 300,
337 and 367 East 7?tli ?t., n 70 ft w af 1st
nr. : one to C. Met'onn 'or $1,900, the others, at
to plutiititf 19,000
Alan similar tale? Richard M. nenrr. rvleiee -of
the 4 uouse-. wilh lota each 25x102.2 Nob. 350.
801, 303 milt 36.3 I- ast 7Utn St., n. t., 133 It. W. ol
lit nr.; to ulaJnlifl' 30,000
iiv scorr and *ykui.
Arthur Jonas, referee ? Kmecln-iiro ?a of the store
and dwelling, with lot 2.3x92. I*. No 258 A'eat 41st
at.. 130 It. e. ol 8th av.: to plitiiitilT...... 14,100
av in itn a un sarTH
Bradbury O. Chat won I. r daree ?Foreclosure aula of
the SIX lots, .another I3tla00.ll, oil the n. s of
133d St.. 850 ft e ol 7th a*., extennln; through to
lJtth it.; to plaiutlll 6,300
BY T. a. WAKKKX AND OO.
Charles A. Runk. reirrae?Fnrecl sure sale of tha
two housea. with lots "SIX"4 nloi k. ou ihe s. a. of
ISOth St., 473 It. a. o llHh uv. tto pi uultff SOQ
BY H0.ill N. I'tsr.
William P. Dixon, relerto ?Foreclosure aala ot plot
of land. 100x21X1. on tho road ending from West
Farms in nut's l'otni, ?>IJotnlng lan i? ionuer.lv
ol damns Miller and I'. A. Vjrse, Jr., West Forms,
24th wai (I; to pluintlff 3.000
Total $83,uco
OFFICIAL BEAD FSI'ATE TRANSFERS.
Tho following si&temaot, sitowliig the reul osiato
traiiaaclioiiu recorded in the Register's ottloo June 24,
1378, is obtained Iroiu Augustus 1'. Doclntriy, Deputy
Register:?
10th .IV., w. s., 4115 It. s. 61st St., 30x80; tialan
Terry ?nd wife to%lary K. lluini Nom.
44th st. Sot) ft. e. ot ilihav., luoxioo.o; Samuel
F. I'.ngs lyul wifi to Kinrna 3. Tolten $10,300
Kingshridgi- iind M'Uliuiu.bridge l oad, 33 luls(24ih
wardi; John D.tvluson and wile to i.ymau li.
Avery a . 13,000
71st at., a. s., 22 It. e. ol 4th nr., 20.6*996', New
Viark Idle Insurance Company to Murphy A Ncs
b?r ... 16,750
William st.. e. earner of Fruakl'ort st., 38.4x83.0;
tlllrer r . Crotnw II to '. li*i lex I'. Cromwoll Nom.
2d sr., li. n. ol '3d St., 30.3x71); ileury Knhl and
wii.-toJohii it. We.terau 18,300
linlou ar.. n. w corner of 107th at.. 115x1011 (23d
wardi ; William U. Conner, sheriff, to Caspar
Barnmunn 130
We.t at. (24tb wurilj, 50xI0<>; William liloomtield
irelaice) to sopbia .akerm>u 130
lOtu av.. w. ? , 75 It. n. ot 8jd St., 37.11x10.1.4; T.
L. Ogoen ireleree) to i.iua d. Jluiley 1,000
Boffinau si.,50x122.5 (241 h waidi- 8. h. Hall (let
oree) to Westchester Fire Insurance Coiupuiiy. ., 700
70ih at., u. s., 99. 10 It. e ot Madia n av., party wail;
Mary dotlay to .1 macs V -. d oullry 100
60Ui st , a a.. 125 ft. e. M adtson a v., .3x100.5; Ann
l impsoii ami linsbuud to leaner Brown 25,000
Mndi ou av., w. s.. 1.3.8, s. 1i.2x7.i; . Icauor Brown
and uushiiod to Anno Iliup.eu. Nom,
1st nr.. w. a . 40.4 It a. ol U2d at., 24.8x 100; 1'hlllp
A Decker and wile to Fredor.uk W. Nolle lO.OoO
Lexington av , a. a. corner ot 04th at., 130.7x85;
also Lexington nr., n. w comer ol 86th at., 20x
74.7; Florence 8. Austin to Frederick 11. Coiu
atock Nona.
Same property, Frederick II. < oiustuck to Lewis if.
Austin . Nom.
Washlngtim av.. n. a. corner of Talmadga St., 51x
DAI; Augusta U. farmer ana liushnlid to Frede
ricK scliuiy. 2.000
45tn at., a. a.,823 ft o. ol llth.ar.. llHixIOU.5; suui
uel F, Lugs and wife to Thomas K. I re icy 11,000
IkUtli at , s a. 311.0 ft. e. of av A, 18.0x1 mil:
Fcd'rick Boh lilts ou I wlie to Augustus u, Farmer 5,500
180ih St., u. a., 76 It. e. of 5th av , in 11x911.11; i r
cill* Muckellar and liuahulid to Joseph (I. Ave
rill (exacuion Nom.
00.h at., a. a,. 46.4 It. e. ol Lcxni.tou av.,54. lux
11X1.5; Caroline K. Mm kuy and hushaud tu Chris*
tonher B. Keuch Nom.
Madison at. (No. 334), 19.6x36; lienors Twigg to
Annie M. iwigg 2,300
120th St.. ?. s.,843911 e . of av. A, 18.9x11X111; ri.
C. Chat wood treier o), to Frederick 8cliuls 1,500
MedUoii av.,e. s.,60 II fi. n, ol 132(1 st.. 20x40; 6.
G. Beitrdsh-e (referee) to John N. Haywood 900
HKCOAIlkD muiiTuackn
Bedlow, Allrad and wiis, to Jo;.u u. ilcnshaw, a. s.
Monroe st.. also a. a. Monroe st.,alsoe s hast
Broadway nline. a. Market at. and uuu south and
A ntcr ati , hem ceu Clin loll uud Mou t ginnery ats.;
1 vear . .. $1,000
Saino to salne, u s hnnt Broadw.tr and also n. s.
Henry st.; 1 year 1,000
IMehl. Karl and wife, to Wilil.ira For.ster, n. e. cor
ner of loth ?y. audo7(li at.; 3 moutlia 1,225
Ciiiumlnga, Aun C. and uthers, to hlisahot t M.
Cuuldwell. u s. 2dct., w. of av. H.; 5 years .6,600
Duggln, Coarles nud wllu. to tho Mutual l<i e Insur
ance Company, No. :t.> hast.i.rtn at.; 1h mouth*.. in OOo
Same la aame. ,?o 656 Main son av.; 18 uioutiis 21,(Ml
same to saiuo. No. .'.38 Mitdisou nr.; 18 mouths. .. 21.000
Baine to same. It*. 38 Lust 56th at,; 18 months. .. llt.ouo
same to anrao. No. 33 East 5 >ih at.: 18 moiiilis 16,000
Santa to auine, No. 211 i.aat 3.3th at.; 18 mouths....? 14,000
Hams to seine. No. 26 i asl 6Ut)i st.; 18 in ntlia 16 uuu
Same to same. No. 22 East 56th .t.; 18 months 14,000
Dunham. John 11, to /iba 11. hitu en, Nos. 1.11 and
133 haal I7tu at.; 130 heat 27th at.; 145 and 147
haal 127tn at ; alao 5th av. ; alio 50th st , w. of
Other., and itiso property at .Mclroao and haat
chester; 3 yours 2,200
Fox. Cha-les and wile, to Leonard Scott, a. o. cor
ner ol Lexington nv nud O'lih at.; 3 yoara 6,000
Sniuo tu seme, o. s. Lcxlngtou av , s. ol 0.3tU st,; 3
years 5,500
Laaler. Herman H. nnu wllu, to Frimcia A. rilllen
brand, Nos. IDS and 110 Molt at., 156, 158 and 160
Heater at. aud 6u hlisaheth at.; 3 years 17,000
Lawrence. Itaoeila, to Ueurv A. Bogart, No. 43
Division at., 1 year 8,000
UcGleusey, Caroline nnu hualiand, to the Hank for
Havings, a. a. 18th at., w. of 8lh nr.; 1 year 5,000
McK.ee, Samuel 11. W. and others, to Jane h. Koog
ers, w. s. Kldrtdue at.,u. ot llrooine St.; I year. 6,000
Mauuey. Margaret, tu Mary A. A. Woodcock, a. s.
11th St., a. of 3d nv.; 6 years 9,000
Murphy A Nasblt to the New York Lite Insurance
Cidupauy, s. a. ot 7lat St., e. ol 4th av.; 1 year.... 14,000
Ro diiaon, Mary H , tu Churl, a H. Uslaaauhainar.
it. a. corner ol 2d nv. and 3Htn at. ; 4 month. 5,000
Same to Corueila A. At will, sumo property; 4
months 10,1X10
Tltnnson, Ann .. to Alfred Bouney, w. a. of Madi
son av., a. ot 78th st : 3 years 10,000
Tutlen, hmma A, ana bus'MMld. t i Samuel F. Kngs,
n. s. of 44lh St., e. ot lit i ev. ; 1 year 10,500
Sams to aame. snra i property ; I year 8.000
Treacy, Thomas F., to Samuel F. hngl, t S III 4.3th
St.. w. ol lOtli av. ; 1 rear 8,000
Samo to same, aame property: 1 year 11,000
MUNICIPAL NOTES.
City Chamberlain Tuppnn report* the balance In
the city treaenry at $1,771,665 80.
Mayor Ely again announced yesterday that It was
one rtaln when he would tend in nominationa lor
Poltoe and Excise Commissioners. He also expressed
llie opiuioo mat no public tnL rusl could stiller Iroin
llio uelay. A deputation ol Seventh ward cilizeos
called upon Mr. Ely yceteruuv to press tue claims ol
Mr. William Colilguu lor tbo vacancy iu tbo Excise
liu iid.
Kifib avenue, Irotn Ninetieth to 110th elreet, le with
out pas lamps, to tbo great iucouvrni(n>ca ol ttie pub
lic who puss lliruuiili lUkl locality hi uigbt. The'
explanation at tbo Huparimenl of Public Works is
ihit l It Ik part ol tbo uV' nun has ouly fuel been
graded. A'resolution ol the Common Council Is ro
quired to amhurixe tbo orectiou of the noooreary
lumps.
KCUN 1 UHK.
X~STT?ATr?i AtWTT?iw V0it i?1TKrSE*73XK?OT
/\ .nnd tteudlag Warehouses. 513 end >14 Men a*., ns.tr
ihith st.; tho largest establishment lu tn? city; lowe>tcssU
t>ric ?; weakly sad monthly payment# tehee.
T -Kidi7~iTouhkhoiTd pTFkTTTukk at auctiun,
it.ilil. dity (Tuesday i, Jeoe 3>, l'? e'eteektlteraeay
Pianoforte, riuits in sslln, r >? -Ilk nnd reps; bedroom. Li
brary anil Dining i- urn a I u ro ; Pslntlnns. Mrnnsei, Carpets.
.V II. Private rcsineuca No. 41 We?l Ditb at., between 5tn
and 0th are
a ?M*PUT 8K I.I. " IM M Kill AT iTT. V"QVKK N aNNB
s'V.-siiii Suits $189; raw slls and rop Hails, $50, $23;
liriiH.els Carpet. flu aeeit ap; Plseolurtn, Mirrors, fonr
bedroom Hulls. Mattresses. Paintings, ilrnnses. Library,
prsisii Ksraltare; asacrniee; property of lamlly leaving
elty, lUsldouce l'J7 hast -7ih It, between Lexington end
4tli sv?.
t -AC l/ltJK.?PKISATK FAMILY. U18CO.Nfl.Vl/
J* Inr housekeeping, will sell tln-lr ne rlr now ami Hand
s>.me Furniture ut less than .ectton prices. Parlur Suits in
raw silk, biark walnut Cbatnber Sets, hair Mnftroisei,
Brussels and Wilton Carpets, Hnd Lounge, KefrLomtiir,
I'arior Hash, Library labl", single i.edsteads Liee Car
lain s. Chair*, mi Oil PniutitiL* : n?rea??i able alter reinsert.
Cull and see the bar.sills at flCl West 3Hth st.
BAi Ma.vs IIKulllr.Cs A ItK UFKK INQ URKaT
burgsi>m in Furniture, Caipets an I lleddlng. at their
stare J3H and -do Hudson st., corner lirnome; w-nkly nnd
lutintlilv |>si menu tasoa.
fjlilH sAbk?t!-titfKTt. pahlokThkdnooM a>d
IP Dining Kn<>in I nrnitare. Perilling, At., Ac.; Pinnn;
evnytliinc Itr-t ili?: on eeoonat ?l ii*i>.>ttiir< f?r Kurope,
tuusi no sold by the 37lu. .Apply 433 Keel Nilm st.
FluH HALr.? ~irT~Or PA MM? Wit .sTf If ilf.V
price $ho. .'KIT rid ?>. Itlug nell No .1, lei*, h m J
IMMENSE KKUI'CTTon IN PKIC I'.S UK PC K.N ITUK ..
1I urpots. Ar, lor cssu ur ussy payments COWPKIl
1 II WAIT'S, 156 nnd 157 Chatham ?t. Send for Illustrated
priee list. Meekly or monthly payments.
riAUHKR (ILACk WaLNIjT DMEMMlMU OAltM AMD
X lletlstends to inaish. with Hpringa and Ilcrtding ; two Cot
tage situs, will be sold nt a great eaeribce. 1 Wesi
3Htli et.
1 A.nTEU?A HKT OP PCRNlrURK rol rTRLOB
use ut ? low price. AUdiest CllA.>K,box 143 Herald
Uptown eflktt.
OKXTIMTItV.
A'M o# fKKfit nnisxis iiiVcBH. rrnrm
1177 dill a*.. one do r above -At st , or 1JH tt o-t Utn
et. . t?rms i? suit. NKWBItUl >111 A NKWBBOUOU.
T VAN VLKOE'd UKNTAC MOOMH, 3*4 0F1T AV.
I'laln Mela. $5; (Ian teotn. SH upward; warranted.
Ijainlkhh" KX r.! AUTlUn"; ALSO ABTiriOIAl*
1 relit: terms to suit. MOUTH AVKM'K DENTAL
AHnUOIaTIw.N. SWMth a*., una dee* below jj|lttl?
UNtuikpa^hDii(Fly hp.atrrTr u l, pi.krkiTn.V rirl
leg Artificial leeih.ffli ?um,$H; warranted. "Sew
York Denial Itooms," 303 Oth ev.: estaoli-lted IHftl.
Dr. Mi.aDBB,
WATCH KM, J KWKMIY, Ac.
AT 1 273 IIIILAuWaY. AllOVK .VI) "hT".7 ?iumT?
for Personal IVnpertr; old Hold, Silver bought; > b
vanoes ra nde. LaSlos' office WILLIAM A. IILnVi ll.
T~"JuTInouS'h, i k) howkiFy?LU I OLD MINI
Diumondi; sliaoluto r unltless, $120 per caret,
bsnght at a iserlllee; worth f'Jisl
_
Amnsil Eerriegs, perleet maleliea, quality munrpa-sed,
over8carats, IUOO. MILLS A COi.hdAN, IMOrandM.
Dl AMONU H l Uiis* PUBB W HI Th7~l^?OaKaTh, 1*1),
extra brilliant; solid gold Watch, stem winder, $45.
MII.Ls A t'UI.KH AN. immrand St.
Diamond barbImib, 4 c ah a rv, hp bb a p. n kl
wiilte, very britdant, A<3U; a display for $l,0titx
MiLLh A CllLKM sN. IHUtlrand St. _____
MO.Nr.Y.?Ill AMONDO] WATOHKit, JRWRLBT, HIL
rerware, Ac., bnavhl and sold bach at >> small advance.
Or.u. C. ALi.KN, l.llsi Itroadway, hear 20th st
(k 117 HP.UAUWtY.-UI.MUsD->, WAT H !? H AND
?7tf I Jewelry bou flit end soldi loans negotiated on Per
sonal Property of every description.
jaMkb r. MATIIIl W?
' DWAY. OVKR HKKaLD hranum.
.ewU I Ladles' prlvais olltre ; Diamonds. Watohea, Jew
airy. Ae., bee lit and sold. IIranch, 1,2U7 Hrosdwav.
LINDw MitOfc
SITUATIONS Wi.1TElh>rKNAIA(.
t'uolta. tV .
J *1 hi Kit ft a M
SfitCUL IikS PATCH KM.
JN THE EVEMSii 1 Ei.EUR i Jf.
J> r?r ?v''l l/r.Bi AIi^nM,
WITH PULL ALPORTS OK THE LATEST REVE
LATIONS
OP THE POTTEK INVL TKJATINO COMMIT] EE,
EVEKY MO lit.
REST 53D ST. (PKKsKNT EM PLOVER'S).?A U1EL
la cook, waiherand ironer: cut Mtitmi
1A KA*T Iti H ST.?A YoUNli WO ?! A ft AS UOOO
XOuok and laundress; willing to do general housework;
oiiy ret'. reui-B.
i?.) I AS I 49T1I M -A TOUSli OJHL as i.O<)D
?1 _iplain cook, good waahor and ironer; beat oily reler
ence.
31
Ot EAST 1 i.?r 11 ST?A IthSPE J'l A H LK COLORED
^xwornaii at ijook Now London nr Newport preferred ;
thoroughly uudcraian la her business in every breach;
either hotel or priv ta laiull> : good city ralarence can ba
bad Iroui bar laat placo.
W EST 301 fifi* (PK 8. NT KMPLOVtl.'S)?A
young woman aa ilrst can cook ; city or country.
?J7 WEST 32D ST.-TWO OlttLtf; ONE AS COOK,
? J 1 the other na chambermaid; good returance from laat
employer.
'JO WEST 13TH ST. -OOMPKTBNT YOUNG KN0>
? ? liali winii in as Hr?t clitaa cook and to a?sl?t with the
washing and lrouiug: willing and obliging; beat city roU
ereacca.
A it WB'T 18TI1 ST.," TuIKL KLOOR, BEAK.? sS
? X'"oxfcllont cook, washer and ironer; good brand nnd
pnatrv maker; city ur country; good roion-u.-o.
A I W > ST lttfli ST. <P K-KN l K Ml*L' > VKK'.H]A *
XTfirat claaa cook; can 00 Trench and English cooking:
daaacrta ol nil kinda; good bread maker.
J"n wEK~31 S r ST.? AS PIIts". C-.A'S COOK IN A
X ajlamilv ; city or country; beat referencra from families
in the a-lty that auo baa lived ivitb (or yeara. Any time af
ter 10 o'clock.
SO WEST ~:tivrII ST. fpitK^KMT BMPLOYKtPS).?A
tXOynuug .-irk aaconit: will do coarse was'ilng.
n 7 "OAEMIRK" s7 ? V UK-SPE''TABLE lilKL ait
l) I pialn Cook. first class washer and ironer, In private
?family; rood city reference Autre.*. *
F7 EAST ~8I'U ST.. Kit A 8. r-COMPCTERT WOMAN
?.7 1 a* tlr-t ela s cook in bo-riling house; citv or country.
3D A v.. N eTk nFtT I sr.?AS PlhST OLA S S
cook: city or country : b?st citj reference.
7"t ltT." k srT^ its. \K young FitoTKSTANT
i Xwom >11 an coo': and to na-lat with coarae washing; enn
do chamticrwork or waltim."; city orconntry; relerence,
<?i) WEST 48rH ST.?AS IjOOD COOK, can"be
69
72
?jaeeii tor tiro ilara ut her la-t place.
(?/? 8T1I AV . Ii > i? Ki.Oliit.?A illliULK A1 ? B 1> WO.
t/Uinao at cook and baker; understands luila and butter;
boat reference.
10
11
7 WESr 53U sT., sKi'liNO KLOOK. BACK.?AS
t lir-i claaa cook In privata I -mily ; country pralerrad;
11 rat class rot reuo-.
1 i VT WEST 44 I'll SI'. (K Ini *hi;<iM> HfcLL. WEST
I. yJ ?/alilai.? Aa oxcolloui conk; no objection to naalat in
tbu washing", wall recommended.
1 ill WBSf 13T11 ST.?vol.*Nil WOMAN AS COOK;
XXI'-'cood washer and irooer. eace.int baker; city or
country; city rel iance.
~ MULBc rTv'st". iHHim " PtKsr CLASS
aicook lor reatanrnnt; nonhjectinn to nicht work.
lT~l Wi.S I' ItTil~ri;" A MlltULE AUS.D ENtiLlSH
11'xwom 111 as cook; Is <|iRood bread and cake biker; city
nr country ; good rolcroncea.
- CLIN KIN ST., SECOND PLOUR.?AS OOOD
iJUerman cook; city or ceuatrr,
1 oTl 71 11 A v.?A s u O. i"[? 1m7 UN COOK, WASHES
X?j!'tind ironcr; citr or country; go d relereuee Irora
loci place,
_ ouluked woman as
uce.
11
11I | WEST 31S
Ajlconk ; refer, n
I ?l A WKSi' 3311 sr.?A I'OMPK I EST WOMAN AS
1 wxfiniliy eonk to go in the country: would ?lny liouio
and do cooking and wuablnr.
"east uoih SI.?A LAUY TTeaVIN i town
Ok lie a to prncitro A altiintioii lor a llrat class cook.
124
128
VViiHT 24111 ST.?A- F1K.ST OL\88 COOK;
under?tan(ia nil ktnfU ol noup^ and incnt*. also all
kiii'is of paatry and di'Sicru; no ob.oetinn to t sin tll hotel
or first class boarding house; (food ciljr retoroncH.
I-Vm" WEat lu'f H ST.. ItKAR.'?A (ilKL A QUUD
_jr7Dlaln cook, oxcelleut waalier and ironer; city or
country; reference.
r>7 I tvKSf UtTril ST.. HECONO PLO0K. PlUtNT.?
XO I Rospectuble colored wo.nan na Ural - laat cook in a
pritrute tninlly; city orconntry; coed relxrencrn.
WKsT isi tt st ? y 1 iina w<">mTn "as good
00k. waalier and irolier; city ren-rnnce.
jl ll WK- flora ST.?\ IKtltST"ClXss'ohoK; UN
X a ' 'derstiinda Kngliab, Pretii'U and American cooking,
naatrlac, Hredda. de?-erta of all kinds; hotel or boarding
uoahh ; reference* from la.t employer.
WKST iVrTi' ST.-A HRhI'KOTARLK WOMAN
ea cook In boarding boose; beat city relerence.
BAST MTU ST. tPJUMBNT EMPLOYER'S).
A cnmpeient young womnu as cook and assiit with
ailing, (bill tor two daya
131
140
140
111 EAST 32D St. AS PLAIN COOK, WASHER
Xt I ami Ironer. or to no general housework to a suiall
lamily; beat city relerence.
W KM' 4111 ST.-A COLO uKU WOMAN A1
0 mk ; elty or eonniry : good relerence.
144
1 A r. KAsT 320 ST.?A YnUNO OIKI, TO COOK,
XxtXwash and Iron in a private family; beat city refer
en-ea. .
1 A ff~E (8T 80TH ST. ? A YOUNO WOMAN AS OOOD
XxUcook, waalier and Ironor In a private family; city
relereuee.
1 A ?? HI'll AV.. IN THE kKAR. ? A KKSl'ECTABLE
L'X^lwoinmi im conk, wnwhor ?nd ironcr, or to do Kenor*l
houNcwnri^: good ultjr rnlorent'e. Cisn b?? ??^n for two littvii
I ''-ASI ??" >T A YOUNU WUMA.I A-? COOK,
II t/*??h?r aud Ironer; satisfactory reterence If ru
quired;,nn curd*
11 (j WKST WD ST., KECONll FLOOR KK vlt. - A
. X?7yonngcolored woman a*cook: good city reference.
150 NVbST hT ? i* S I*"KK* -A PKOIKNtANT
xv vJ Woman e? good coek and leunlreaa In e armtii private
amlly ; hoa lived tu a Jewleli family ; b?-t city rrfecnre.
fr.a went atfck n.?A vou.no woman an good
I ? )""thorough cook; understands eauoee, meat*, poultry;
la an excellent baker , would do coaree wnaulng; city re
ference.
-Q WKST 38TII ST.. IlKAH. ROOM 8.?A YOUNQ
L? '*wgirl aa rood plain cook, waaher i
.. and Irouer; country
preferred; good city reference*.
150
WKST 1HTII ST.?AS TIRST CLASS COOK IN
every particular; city or country; good city retvr
1(") RAbT II>TII ST. II, VST KMPLOYRIt'S).?A RK
J ' )? )apeet tl>le woman a* llrat claaa cook; would aaelat
with tlie wttahing and Ironing; ao objection to the eouutry.
Call lor two day*.
105
7TH AV. ? RK>PKOTA B l,K WOMAN TO COOK,
rnah and Iron ; rood city reference.
17" 7TII AV. ? RESPECT IB LK PKOTKsTAMT WO
1 I > 'men na irond cook and to do washing and ironing If
required ; no objection It a eliort niatanee In the rountry.
OQ| FAST 37 iff sr.-A YOU NO WOMAN TO
esiu cook, waah and Iron; city or country; beat city raf
oreticca.
120 *2 jRAST :'7r" St RI">,*KOTAB,'K WOMAN
i a priv ite f.unity na llr?t claaa cook ; understands
her irustuean thoroughly ; country prelerrad.
nnii EAST MTH ST., TURRK sTAIKS, FRONT.?A
?\ M Ireapenable irlrl aa pood plain c>nk, waalter and
lronnr In a amall privnto family; city roferencea.
nioerii nr.-t respectable oirl as cook
?i I vl and to aaalat wli li washing and ironing In n email
prtrnte famtlr ; heal <ltr reference.
r?n wkpt 37tii sr. a respectable woman
wL'".ia llrat co-a cook; thoroughly nndmatecd* tier
Imalneae; no o Jecttnn to a boarding hou*u;etty er coun
try: heat cltv reference.
2i a
WKST 351 i ST.?A OOl.Olt: l? WOMAN AS
took or to do day*' work; city reference*.
411 I vt v I >l ? 11 s AV. (PRKSkNT KM PLOY KIPS).?
u1t.1i llr<t claaa colored cook In private boarding
home or private laroily to go In the country; nowaahlug;
heat city re erence.
21
~ ft A S r 51 H ?Te?K KRhI'MJ TABLE WoMaN
? Jf%n rook nn.1 ? ; clfjr nr ponnirjr.
917 HAH I tttril HT A ItKHPttCTAiLfc WotfAli Ttt
aj 1 I conk, wit-h nnd imn ; with d*ti|rtit?r I" doehatnh??r?
work ?nil waiting*, cltv or country; good city rcfrri neea;
witiTOf! mnitflmll.
fc/17 89TI1 MTi-ftKMCKOTAlQ fOVAjl AH
4mm A. I fir*t
or hoftrdiiitr h-?tm<
217
vsr 47fn taT.. top floor.-as kxpk
rlenced C""k : twnycara' reference.
217
Kast gorii sr. I'.hon is as noon cook
*nd aaalat with waeltlug; good baker; city or eonn
g"ort referen- ee.
>.14) tUIKYSTfF. NT , ROOM 17? A GKRMAN OIRL
?a. plain cook at.d to do general honaework.
<)')/? EAST 45TII KT.-A YOU NO olKL .H COOK
? land lanndreaa to go Into the eonntry; good city rat
trence.
<)*)'? 3I> AV. (hAKSKYl?A OOOD MB At AND
<mIpneiry cook, or tor honaework; eitr or country; ref
IIOJ WENT asm ST.. KHAR.?AS HOOD FLA IB
? ?' cook, waaii- r i
ind Ironcr or t" do general honaework;
city or conotrr ; beat city r f rei;co tront lu.t piece.
?>* 1 (k Wh.*T 371II s r., Oltot'l'.ltY.?A -OOOD COOK,
Zut/ai ? ?
230
aaltcr and Ironar: good city reference.
WBsT elsT^rrSK. ONO FLOOR. FRONT.?I
r**p?r*tfihl<) ponton mm flr*t rl t*? rank ; thoroairhly
p*laiit in nil lift branched; ??o*l oily roforpne-.
Wt'HT 27T1I M\ A KKhPBOTAIILK PHOTIC ft.
OJLtunt worn in n? plfcln cook in tho ronnirr
233
WKsT inTII sr. IN STORK.?H SPFCTABLI
girl a* drat riaae eonk ; he*t cltr reference.
()*) I BAST twril ST., SROOND Ki tfOS ?OOOD
? ?Vrpialn cook and laandrete; ally
or gauntry; boat
city referencet.
???}/? Wf.<T B3D sT.?A RI HPKC t AHl.h pl:OTKS
gja)'Itant woman ; onderatanda all kind, of cooking and
baaing ; no objection to the c -nntrv: beat city relerenrna.
, CAST 7.TU ST. A RKsPBi TaBLK Pit T.
? 'eat ent rlrl laceoknad lanndreaa In a private fam
ly ; would go a abort dlatence In the ? ountry.
238.
2*1(1 FAST ifHTII *T. AN AM It Kit: AN PROTEST
? l?/ent a* cook, washer and Irnner; city or eonntry;
good rolsrenre.
4)1 ft LA-T 541 II HI.-AN KXPRRIKNCKD WOMAN
ou'l Waa dr-t olaaa cook ; unuoratenda Iter imalnoaa In all
|l< branch** t willing to go to the country te attend to milk
end butter; beet refrreoee.
il l (1 FAST 7-.TII ST. ?RKKPRCTAltl.E. (ilRI, AS
id' I vfgoti i plain co-tk, or to do honaework In n private
family; II rat ilea* lanndreaa: le-t city relereneo
?; in i-.ASr ti r st ? rwu nkat. Tidy, compk
a. r?itrnt girl*; go-d co-tk. waaher and Ironer en
cliemltermalii and weltreee, together; city or eoui-try;rli
refarenee. ,
21 tf FAST NHIII ST. AS COMPI-tENr COOK.
J: 'drat elaal baker, will eaei.; with wnthlng end Iron
ing ; city or gonntrr; beat cltr reference
t> I 7 KA-T ROTH sT. a Kt-PKCTAHLK You no
md I I widow ae cook, weaker and I rotter, er to Co htmee
? rk ; city or country; good relercne-.
2,|(| WKST IITH ST.?R ISP Eft A BLR YOl'NO
I woman a* v-ttd plain cook, waaher an i ironer. In a
email private family ; willing end ob.iglng; good city refer
ence. Call for two days.
.1" .1 W Its I 371II St.-A LADY WISHRI TO rtND
ddt' I a ultnatloii ae conk, waaher anu Irnner far a very
falthfnl aert ant, who ha* llvnd with her nearly twe years;
atV re ruuiitrj* Add ream.
206,
291, J
306,
SITUATIONS W A ?TM?-rEMALM.
Cooke. dBr.
tk*1 eril AV , Rl Alt -Art KIK8T CLASS OtlOKl
? n objection to boarding hns : city <>r country.
Mrs?rsErnmc??,? u&sXMVRy k
hoerdtug a una prelerred; willing sad obliging:
goad reference. Call lor tape decs.
TiTf :~AV? TillROTOOH A-S riK-TCL.Art|
leriuai. cook; thoroughly understands bar beat
art*. Ilrai r r Irr nrri agaves, $.'P> monthly.
?371-J 7Tu"avTin oitociitY.-AN activrrom
ilW' 'women as enok, wsaber and trousr; city or coon try t
elly reler-no.
K CrtTT?77n?T. AND ?.'!> AV ?A TOUNO OIRL
'as uood cook, washer sad Ironer; best city Afo
?accc
?Afw? MAt ami st.-AH HOOK.' WaSHI and
?)" rfJiroti- r or to do gearrnl imu.ework; city or oonntry|
I oat city roloronca. Call or address.
ijTw #" K -t> Fit I fli AT?V .TLnITTvomaN Ah coot)
Ov/Ufook, waabar and iroaar; beat city reference. Ha
car.la.
oTvrj _E,ST airi II ST., .vrOKB.-AS HOOD cook.
Oa'Ownsher ami Ironer : no objection la boarding boaaa;
willing and obliging; reterencra.
?>l k(l 7111 AV -A WOMAN* AH Ultr.1 CI.ASR
? ?" t r/oook In a liottl or boarding bouae ; city or country;
beat city reiarence.
OIO 7 Art I 7.VTH ST.?A itKHfECTAHIil WuKAN
O LOsa rook, washer and Ironar in u auiall family: good
re fbreaoa.
? ) EABT (PITH nT.-A KK^fi'.U rABLB WOMAN
,)- Laa -:?od co .k and to aaaiat with washing ; pood city
?>?>t> win lfTM bt.-a yhunh woman ah
? >?sLllr.i ??? rook: soups, saatrlaa, Jailiea; eit> or
country; city r?loranre.
?>?>?> wkkt arm sr inahTme\f" hTlli.- a
O?librae eiaaa cook; willing and obliging; would help
with washing; rltvref ronce
oil') \V iT-TJafll HT.?KErtP' .CTABLK TOD MO Wllw.
?)-?'>insii aa cook, waabar and Ironar: beat city refer
?Itlff HA-T K-.ll) **.-TW<k OtRIsrt PnR WORK OP
? )-? If.irally: our to eo a. wash and Iron; other ne eham
Wrrmald an<l waitress: city or country) city relereaeei
wages no object.
7rii~AV., krThu?kiit"~-r~ciTassTkrryen wol
0-j* )mau cook; long years' experience la all Sne cook
Iiir; heat elly Tyfereace.
3Tq mi t irrii ST.?two oirls; onr to booK^
? Oiraah and iron : the other to do uprtaira work; eltj
orc 'imtry; city reference.
QOkTmSt" 4* III 8T., W RrtT "PLitnK, FRONT.?4
OOtJyoun;; trlrl to cook, wash and iron: boat cltr refoe
rue,,. '
?) 1 Q BAStHmP'H .-T.-A BBS ? ROTABLE" WOMA^
UtO?, Rood cook and oaker; willing to assist with tht
washing; no ohjectlnn to the conntry; Rood city reference
? 1 r.A Ka>T~I.'TII ST. -TW,> aiRuS; OK'R PIRrtl
?)? 'Trlio, cook nod lanndreas, the oilier aa ch mbermala
or would toko charge ol a dining room; excellent refer*
ence.
?J/?7 WEST SOTH ST. ? K YOUNG <:IRL AS COOK,
'111 i washer and It*, nor; beat city reteronec.
?J 71 \ 7TH A v.?R KrtP, 6 rABLK~lllKL; WILLING
? ? I " "go to the country to do coking, washing and Iron
Inir or to do senerat housework: beat city and country rcN
oronce
A /!?) EASI 1 HIVT ST.-A YOCNO CilKL AS GOOD
*X*'?)cook. washer and Ironer; ood city referenoe.
A.IV7 KABT 1ST If eT.-AB UDOI) UOfiK, W\8HKfi
Tt" ' I una ironer; city or country ; h?? daiiffbter; good
rotoenc
4()7
423
440
HAST 18TH rtT.-AS ttOtiD COtiK, WASHER
and Ironer: city or conr.trv: ?ood reference.
IIasT 19TII eT., TWO rtTAIRs Ul'.? ' OTCII
Oitlrl as good cook; excellent Que washer and Ironer.
wTsr riid > r. iPkkbkn r" Vm"i? l,Tv kicsia
respectable rroteatant irirl as plain conk.
A WEST 32D ST.-A RKRPc.OTABLK VuUNO
T')i 'som >n as ?o?d plain oook, waaber and Iroaer; good
city refcrenco.
PKARb ST.?A riRST OLABH PASTRY OOOK
in a hotel or aa miner house. Call eu or addreae foi
479
I wo day
490
Bill A V. ? A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
Rood enok. waabar and Ironrri brat cltr reference.
ff7)0 2D aV., BhiWEKiTwrn ' A\i):*)ni htb.
? ) ?i *1 Youiic woman as good cook, washer and Ironer or
to do rhamberwork and One wash Iiir; elly or country; etty
reference.
6-?/t waht ri.vrH st~ itofiM-u ? yTTcnc oikl to
? )V/eook. wash and iron, or do boneework; city or coun
try: ttood relerenco.
WE sT .'?TT'iFrtf.?Art OOOK, WASHER AND
Ironer: city oreouotrr.
537
589,
III) AV. ?A REHI'EOTaHLE HIKE TO COOK,
'wash and Iron or do the general housework of a
private family; i*ity references.
ItOZ ofir AV., IN PRU1T >sTORk.-RB?HKrrAB&i
v) at' rProtestant woman as first olast conk In a private
latully; coo 1 eity reference. Address II. K.
CKdaO AV.-WOMAN AB IBOOK, WArtllKIt AND
11' / Xlroner; g md baker; ao objortlon to boarding
h nso; clfy reference.
IIiTaW -PIRHT CLASS COflK. WASHER ANd
704
ironer; willing and obllgin r; best elt* reference.
707 madison av -kirbt olabb cook in a put
I O I rate family; 10 yeare1 city reference; wuuld do tho
coarse washing.
7Q*jrrn at.?a hootch pro+kstant oirl to
I ?/?)cooc and to assist with tbe washing; elty or coun
try; good city references
7OX"7TiT aSECOND PLOOR, PRONT ROOK A
I ?7?/trnstwortlir and rellsbla young woman as rook aad
to assist with washing and Ironing . la aa excellent bread
rod biscuit baker; willing and obliging; good city tefeis
enre.
uqTTanFAvT^Two rkspk.ctablp. yoitnu woi
OO^itnen : one at cook, wllllnk to assist In washing and
lioulng. the ottier as cbsmhsrmaid and wailreass la oblig
ing ; best city reterenc- ; city or conntry.
QQaT LKXI M.Tl) k A V.r'tlimS KK iTlllTl -T. (KIN6
CO-.first belli ?A Herman girl aa experienced cook and
todo plain washing; ha. been for many yoera in American
family. < nil for two days. No cards.
3SS AV.-OOOD OOO K, WaRH ? R~A N 5
lruner, lit prirnte family; seven years' city retsr*
884
9t>r 3D AV.. TlllBU Kl.OOR. ?A KKSPEcTABLII
Sd' 'woman a* cook, waabar and Iroaar; lltn ataas city
rot rraea.
llT'Ti^ av- t,,V BF.Lu?TRUSTWORTHY YOUNi
t/UUimaii a* wood plain cook, waebar and Iraaar; ret
?re nco.
dJi?J~l7l XliN(ITOM AT.?A LaDY (lOlNO TO THH
t/UWeoniiiry (tolreiaplMe (er har cook, who la alao ??
excellent Unndra**; writ recommended.
1 T(T 1 VU AV. A VKHY ItK H'hC TABl.K (JIRlTo
1 ? Lv'Tcook, *mIi end In n in a ?mall private t?rally; la
competent aud reliable; boat city reference. Call tor twa
dap a.
AV., N K A It"HUT II ST.?KESPECTAHLa
.?JlJeli'lrl *? good plain cook, waeher and ironer. In a
email family; elf* or country. Call for two daye.
I lY' v) ?R0X"t?WAY, MBAK 27fH AT?A OOMPfc.
1. 1' ?~.t-nt -1,1 rook, waabar and Ironer; ela years'
reteronca from taet place.
1 1 f'Q 3lt a V. ? * VuU.VH W i >* AM AH~0005
1?1UOc ?ik and Innndroee; heat city rnlnrenea.
I ?> ,! 1. 3D~A>7 YOiTicVll-LK.?A YOUNOtllaT-As
J ' ft I good rook. ? aalier and Ironer, or wonld do cen
tral hou-owork ; good cltr referenee.
MAl?I*ON AY., HhTAEK> RUTH AM' MillIIVTH.,
?econd <lnor eaat aloe. ? Keepeetable clrl ae rook,
w.iehor and Ironer. or to do general bouaework; good ciiy
referenoee; Ynrkvillo pralerrod,
])KofS5tANf" wi i.M A.N TO UtlOK WARN 'Jfilt IKO.W,
country preterrad; raletanoo. L. boa 151 lit raid Uptown
offlca. ________
rhau.hrrinmrtl. Ate.
8wkht lorn nr.. patch p. n place, near?th
a*.?Yonng woman aa chambermaid and waitreaa and to
na?iat with fine washing ; elty nrronnlry. No cards.
.
Oai>
WfcsT Bill nr. I PRC. UK.NT r MI'l.OY KK'Si.?PI KMT
laee chambermaid nnd waitreaa; no objoctiou to tbo
0?ntry. Can he ?nen lor two day*.
1?1 WKHT CDfT.-A OO MPRTRN T~y?>|. NG WOmTm
_t?" chambermaid and wait re ??; throe yaara' city rater
ence Irom ln?t plaee. '
1 t) Wr5t :?T H RT. (PRKHBNT hMPLov RKn^-a
1. ajrrenertable loanj girl at r ham born aid and waltroaa,
or to <la bouMwork in a private lamlly; no ob)oction to
the c. nntry.
i ?' PART 32D ST.?A KRaPl CTAIll.K YOUNG Wo".
1 ?'man (lately landed) ae ehnraharaald; wonld aaalnt
wltli warding and Ironing ur woald take earn of ahildroa.
Call for two date.
1 ?) BikACH ST.?A todKo ukkhan girl ah
X*'ehamoormaid, or to take care of ohildran aad do plain
rawing; two Von'k' relerrnee.^
14 CLINTON PiJaCB. YrtyVNU WO RAN AH CRAM.
'I to rmaol and waltrrat; no objection to boarding boneo|
city or countrt ; eilr rrierenoa.
~)T AV l?. NKAK 3D ST., I* STorK. A I'RO^
aw'/eataat girl at chamberniaid, waltrete or nareo
AC HI V INUTO jTsT.?A YoUN GO Ir17ar"c H A MB Kit
ajt 'maid, waltreee or nnrae ; good city releronae; no ek
Jnctlone to tho eenntry. Coll lor two daye.
17 WprfT asrli nT C HA MR P. <3 aii> and
T I wt irttt. or I,, do enoalng and washing, In a private
himllyi good roforeaeo.
61 what dm sr. /TkhspktprabiTk~yoi'no girl
Xii cliainiiertnald and waitreaa; boat olty reference ; a*
objection to ike eoantrv.
j#Q WPST 4RD RT., ?WORD rteOOB, ROOM 5.-A
')Orrepectaule yonng girl to do chamberwork and walla
Ing in a private family; woald aaalet with waehing and
Ironing; good ally rolereneo.
r?j w~r dtrTTsT p.NiiLisil pkotksTant giiir
I Oae chambermaid and waltroaa; olty or coaatry; enw
try nrefarrod: alty releranra.
Z kLI'MlflOK 8T~THTRD ri.O<>R.-AS 8ESB
? fhermnld and waitreaa. '
8
111 | *Mr 30TH sT (PRKHMBf KMPI.OVBR*R).
I "?' 1 Yonng Pioto'tanl girl ae eiperlenred rhambrmald
and Wnliraee: n ? ohjnctlna to prieata hoarding honen
1111 WRIT IhTll ST. ? RBMPKCf ABLB YOONo GIRL
X 1"'ae chambermaid aad waltr-ea or to no eewtag; na
objection, to irnrnl with a lady . 13 rear.' elty referouea.
no"
li;u
I h v KL10N ST.?A YoUhO OiKL AM OilAM*
bona aid and waltreee : illy rf renoa
lid
WKgr gRril Rl ?RK-PBI T iHLn OIRL aJ
Hamberaiaid and waltroea; elty or cowntryt heal
city reloronco
. P. A SI1 21 r 11 ST.. CAT I.ArtT KMPLOYKR'H).- A
('romnetent Irl ae ch tinbnrmald, or ganoral bouao
wora, wltb light waehing.
WKRf IRnrir. IN THr. RhAJlT?a"n AMP.iiT!
can i'rotoetnnt girl to do chamberwork and aaalet
won the wehlng or light boaeowork; good referaaco.
Call or or addroeo II. B. "
mwivnrfirii sr-Ta~ Youno tiiTTiu aH cham7
oermaid and ? altraae; Is a good toaniatrogl; city ee
couairy ; rolorearoa.
w h.-T r?rii rT., krar.-a oirl fob ITiTa 51
leroort aad waiting la private lamlly i heat elty
rjH
1?j(l WKRT IBVM sr.-TOUNO OIKL AM OH AM
Xwr'/barmairi an I oaureee; willing to aeeist wltb wer|.
lag and Iroaing ; city rotercuco
1-jit w.nr huh sr. in okookky stork, a
? >1 'younc woman aa chaiwbermaid aad waltro>e ; eity at
toantry ; Brat otaaa city rolarenea*.
ITYit WBR.13TH Rtl-A ciiLn ilKIt (IIBte 41 ON AH.
e'whermeld and la aetiet wltb waehiag or goaeral
haaaawO in a waali lamii?; atty ?r aaaatry.
Wr ST ttlll" sT -A TOt NU IIIRle jkfl CmBi
? '?'hermaid aad to mla4 childr o, wagae aa abjeett
?III of aaaatry.

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