The New York Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1872, Page 11

— THE COURTS. Interesting Proceedings in the New York and Brooklyn Courts. Tho Summing Up in the Jumel Case—Alleged Violations of the Revenue Law—A Militia Man end the Baby Act—Collision on the North Biver-The Stolen Vouchers—Discontin- ance of Jay Gould’s Suit Against Frederick A. Lane—Alleged Ma- licious Prosecution—Action for False Imprisonment. - UNITED STATES CiRCUIT COURT. The Estate of Madame Jumel—The Samming f Up for the Flaindm, Before Judge Shipman. ‘The Turther hearing of the case of George Wash- ington Bowen vs..Nelson Unase was resumed yes lerday. Shortly afver the sitting of the Court Mr. Charles O’Gonor read 10 the jury a portion of the testimony Of the plaintiff Bowen, ta reiation to his acquatnt- Bnoe With the witness Perry. ‘ ARGUMENT POR THE PLAINTIFE. Mr. W. A. Beach then proceeded to address the fury m summing up the evidence on whe part of the plaintiff. He commenced by observing that Rufus Choate had said in a case mm which he had Daniel Webster for an opponent, “Gentlemen of. the jury, I have no fear of my cause on its merits, but 1 @o fear transcendent avility wielded with un- hesttating confidence,” aud stailding as he (counsel) ‘did in opposition to one who was Justly claimed as the leader of the Bar of the State, he felt he might, An the timorous and deferential janguage of the Massachusetts oratur, adopt tue senument he had Dttered, Noone would tuink him as affecting any comparison the most remote between himself and Mr, Uhoate, nor aid he mean to suggest an entire likeness between his learned adversary (Mr. O’Conor) ana Daniel Webster, because, although both were gentiemen of igh merits and great distinction, they occupied different departments of .jearning and moved in alferent spheres Of tatellectual lavor, and he did not think that Damel Webdsier, with tis massive brain and vast resources, could fave produced the opeafne which they had lustened to from nis learned adversary. in Many respects It Was aD extraordinary producuon, nd he meant no (isrespect to the geatleman whea he Kad dl Wes HOt Muried by any prulouad or pailo~ sophie display. it was ol a different character, but sKILUly wud Admurably devised to Mect the NEcesst- ties 91 the case of which he spoke, ‘The Case Was treated witha great deal of adrortuess and skill, but departed irom Une ordinary usage im Courts 01 justice 1n ims country, which regarded a reasouing of ihe case as you Went aloug in au openiag state- Ment as Rob wduiissidles Counsel thea went.on to say that it would be his duty to slip Madawe Jumel of tne claim set up ior her of betng an ange of virtue. He conceded to Mr. O'Couor undouvted superiority in the iegal pro+ fession. Anal yenuic wen stood uncnalicaged in us reeunnence. ‘he learied gentiemn appeared to feel uareat deal in roereace Lo tis Case, lo Which, nodoubt, he had deyored much aticuuon. ‘There had Oeeu quite a waste of time m the conduct of this case gs Lo colluteral matters that nad no aiznifi- €ant vearing upon the question alissuc. He would DOL weary tne Jurys but woult take & Dind’s-eye view of the testimony, or rather of the promtnent parisotit. He relerred to the testimony of Kijzaveth Freeman, who deposed thal Madawe said to fer that she bad a sou; that she leit him iu Providence; that Madame said he would come back; that the f ‘witneas should not believe the story Lat Madaine had kihed or drowned her son, Mary C, Hddy, daughter of Nuzavech Freeman, testified to tne same wing; that wadame told wer she had a son, and that one day be woul returo aud make trouble. Ehzaoceth Prive bad also testified that on ue occasion sie had Jound w picture at the Madaine’s house, bul Madame took tt irom her, locked it up, aud said 1t was a picture of her sum, 10 ‘Was wsmall piciure and Ol a culid; she heard tus Old lady gay to Muuame, “etsy, you woud Dot Know George uow, he tas grown s0."' ‘Lae evidence of irs. Vatuariue Willams was to Wwe effect taut sne paw Ketsy Bowen pussiag her Louse lu lroviaence, L,in company with Gisrepulabie persons; and ubsequentiy, twenly years wier, sne saw Betsy Bowen, tuen Madame Jowel, In New York, at we house of Culonel McComber, a revuluutionary solurer, Who had tought m the batue o Long Istaad. dirs. Wiliams sald That the lady sne then aw at Colouel McCumber s as. Mactame Jamel was fhe etsy #oweu she had Known in Providence, Davia Wilkes’ testimony snows that Madame Jumel Aduatted thai she uad a Bon, locating ms place of eatdence at Providence. Danie: Huti deposed that e saw Betsy bowen nursing this pave in Lue douse oF Freviove aliou, abd he dartner identived betsy Bowen as Madawe Jumel, Counsel tien went on to reier to tne tesumony Of George W. Bowen, Observing that tis man was bora in a bawdy house, amid & sceno of aevauchery, fnd i this trial had no other result it would sow That.a man Coaid ralse hinseli avove the evigima of fais birth by a site O1 Liaustry to Honor, profiy und re. Bpectavility. He wasa respected citizen, aud would ewe said that ve bad Cuvered Inty & Conspitacy to pluneer the deteadant? Madame Jumel nad peen quite a sensa‘ionu in lastionabic ie in New York, and it was asked by counsel Jor detendant way tls ALU Cid uot claim Madame Jumel as nis moter. haere Was NOLMLE CO Show thal Boweu was aware ofthe ideutily betweca Keisy Bowen and Madame sume When he remenibered that ar und the Memory Of mcther i tis case there Ciuslered none Of those tender recoliections that s.ring trom vir- tue, he did not wonuer that George W. Bowen as anxivus to couceal how in his early he had been abandoned in shame motuer, Having commented upon the tesuumeny of orher wituesses ior tue defence, counsel adverved to the evidence of Joseph Perry, One Of the witnesses for the pint ‘That test mony had been commented upon by counsel for de- Yendant in severe terms, No dowot bis testimony Was perjuced aud suborned, but Wno saborued him? “Who ound hum? Counsel ior detenduat says 1 was Gideou J. Tucker. Did asworn olilcer of this Court, a@ Member ol che Bar, dewraue himself by suvorung @ witness? He (counsel) asacd ten to pause velore they attached wmpiicit credence to ts impatation, ‘Did they peneve cnat.a gencieman Like Mr. Tucker, respectable member of the Bar, would descead to manuiacture of evidence, and enter on tue coms jon vl & desperate crime? ‘The deposition of y bad been taken, aod Mr. Tucker Knew that .on fle or a yearin tue Court. Alter advertung 0 obber features of the caxe, counsel observed that dame Jumei maimtainea ber character to we nd. dhe held true to wer character for fifty years; Dur there were momen's when her feelin’ asa mother asserted itseif, ana she would then revert to te Jact Wat she had a son, and speax of him, the career of Madaine Jumel, from her cradle to her grave, Nad been tat of most American movers, aud she had alegiumate son, if she did not men- Mon. himin her will, such a thing would seem to be ‘the must unnaturai tng am the world, But she ume irom a denof vice to this city, What were they to expect from a cinidhood and a Womannood thus reared—from a woman Feared im a bawdy house and driven from Providence by the stern Puritaa anthorives of that Piacet She came to New York wath her majestic vanty aud her imperious nature. What coula Pome from a woman who entered mto a untun With ‘a teatvor and @ murderer? Pid they think that sne Was nila ether wuaware of the existence of Weorge Wasiinzton Boweu when she sai to Preelove Baliou that she wanted her son, George Bowen, to Huish his education, and that Freeiove remarked Bhe could not have bim? He asked the jury to pass Blur judgment On the character of tie Witnesses who had vven produced upoa ue part of tue Plait. to the jury the King e Counsel then presented Henry book, and asked them if uney Wid not bell firat the record of tie birth of G. W. Bowen in that ‘Dook Was a record such as an honest man would make? ‘the recurd was signed by Reuven valion, @ud Upon that slznatare there was a crineism made by counsel on toe ouher side tat “Keanen” was not properly spelied, But any ove looxing at the Fecoru Clusely Would Observe thar Lae proper num. ber of letters was iu the word, one of trent being a Uttic blurred an the writing. Mi. Chathent next addressed the jury on the part of the plains te clutmed that usa pont had been made on the other side with respect to the enmy oO: the age of One Of the witnesses in a family Bibie, he uust remark that it was notorious An the counwry, the entries in Uibies of the ages of UuMatried daustters who were gewing old aud liked to be considered young ‘re neariy all blotted (Great lauguter) fH uiere wasanytiing in We world @ Woumh haied to tell it was her age. (Laughter) kt she wished to make herseif yous sho would try to do 8 and if she Were old sie world nob pe likely — wo say she was. (Luugiter.) Counsel then reierred to the interest the Various Withesses examined in tne Case had in 1s result, Observing Chat No tess than qourteen lawyers had been produced as witnesses Jor the deiwndant. fhe Cours always held wat this examination of lawyers ax to mailers which they might milk out of itieir Opponents Was a repre- Peteivla Practice, and snould pot be aliowec, He cae to the arrangement vy Which, Comnaci 3 ed, the Joneses surreadered thei Utle to air. Br An cousideration of a certain sum oO! money, : ze SM pian asKedl NT, Chatheld i it Was woy col (3 hired how ait, nase got iis tule? ; Cebtueld replied thac i dia Lot affect the nad betne ae a Sud it was because Betsy Bowen ie pra bod Megitumate child in Providence that ane de 0 cat loose from ail ner early assocta- = ysl Place, come to New York, and then, eee en (7 Woman, to marcy Jamel. Did sir. ‘aaune'aet {Ow Liat Madame had had si ile 6 danie Jamel dieu in 1.65, and soon =—alver that =o Mr Chan i Provuience, For what? eee var not for the purpose of finding at alt on eee “an mS What object aid Well Known that tllegitimat liven wever bore the if We ae Wien titties hate ot their putauve Were olton 1 : @hildren Aways (OX torr tHoLuoRs named uid’ toe NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAROH 16, 1872,-1KIPLE SHEET, that he was a Bowen. In daha that di the sory found @ ver: dict against they would have to convict twenty w ot waitul and corrupt perury, Mr, O'Oovor then handed up some law points to u ioe e aajonrned at @ quarter to five till eleven o'clock this morning. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT Charge Against a Lager Beer Dealer. Before Commissioner Shields. The United States vs. Sebastian Kraus.—The de- fendant was held in $509 ball for examination on a charge of having sold lager beer from kegs without destroying the revenue stamps attached Lo the kegs, None?nyment o! Special Tax. The United States vs, Joun Van Tyne.—Tne de- fendant, who, it 13 stated, was formerly a member ofthe Common Council of this city and keeper of a saloon tn Dey sireet, had been indicted in.New Jer- sey for carrying on the Liquor business there without paying the tax specified by law. lie was arrested in New York on a vench warrant anu taken before Commissioner Shields, who Lela him in $1,000 ball, Subject to @ warrant of removal by Judge Blatchford, ‘Tue Ju Subsequently batied the accused in $1,000. ge saamisiod Conclusion counsel SUPREME COU2T—CHAMBERS. A Young Militinman Pleads the Baby Act. Before Juage Cardozo, In re. David Siberstem.—This was an application on writ of habeas corpus for discharge fcom Lud- low Street Jail, Silberstein was a memver of the Sixth regiment, N, ¥. S. N. G., and, as alleged, signed an affidavit on joinmg the regiment that he was twenty-one years old. Ue was fined lor non-pay- meut of fines and put in jal, it was shown that he was only eiateea at the time of enlistment, For the regiment tt was insisted taat the aiiuavit Was final as to Is age. and did not properly form an clement of inquiry ina stat of haveas cOrpus. ‘Lhe Judge held ovherwise, aud ordered lus release. The Suit Against Frederica A. Lane Discon- continued. ‘ Mr. Jay Gould’s sult against Frederick A. Lane, on behalf of tne Erie Ratlway Company, was yesterday morning discoatinued by mutual consent. A pro- spective examination of promisiug spicimess has thus been nipped in the bud. Decisio Sunderland vs, Frnan et al.—Motion denied, with leave to renew; $5 Costs to abide event. Miller vs. Miller,—Prvot of service, &c., wanted, Carpenter et al. vs. Norman ct al—LKeference or- dered, by Judge Barrett, The Fourth National Bank, New York, vs. Henry Hi. ‘Lrenor.—Order settled. SUPREME GOURT—TRIAL TERM—PART 2. Verdict of Damnges tor ¢ River. Before Judge Brady. The Arctic Fire Insurance Company vs. Jeremiah Austin.—This is an acuon brought by the plaimtits a3 usurers On a Cargo of grain on board the canal boat J. L. Parsons, which was stink in August, 1863, by a collision near West Point, The Parsons was in tow of the steamboat McDonald, owned by the defendant, and came m coiliston with another boat in tow of the steamboat Austin, also owned vy the defendant, Ina trial belore Judge Mason a verdict was renuered for tie defendant An appeal was made from Unis verdict to the General ‘term on the ground of error of law by the Judge. ‘tne latter Court reversed the judgment and ordered a new trial, ‘The damages chimed are avout seven thou. sand dollars. ‘Ihe testimony was substanualty che same as On the previous trial. A verdict was given lor $7,814 24 for the plaintns. SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT. Decision. By Judge Van Brunt, Osgood et al. vs, Pooie,—Case settied. COURT OF OYER AND TERAINER. Case of the stoien Vouchers, Before Judge Cardozo, At the meeting of this Court yesterday—and it was the only business transacied—an application was made on benall of Haggerty and Baulch, ine parties indicred for stealing the vouchers missing from the Comptroller's office, to have an early day set down jor their trial or their admission to bail, ~The Judge fet down the trial iol next Wednesday, but stated that m case @x-Comptroiler Connolly, the principal wituess, could not be found aad was not forlucom- ing he Would admit them to atl. SUPERIOR COURT—TAIAL TERM—PART I, Daninges for Alleged Malicious Proseew Before Judge Barbour. Solomon H. Goodman vs, Julius Strohen et al.—In September, 1868, tue store of Wagner, Schnetder & Strohen was burglariously entered and $1,400 worth of reps stolen. ‘ho plaintiff was arrested on @ charge of having some guilty knowledge of the affair, he having given information Where the goods could be found, taken betore Judge Hogan at the ‘Tombs and temporarily com. mitted to answer the charge. He was released on bail, but on subsequent exammation was cnureiy exonerated. He brought suit for alieged maucious prosecution, ciaimmg $6,000 damages. The jury gave a verdict tor $1,250 damages, and the Court allowed thirty days’ slay Co carry the case On excep: Uons to the General Term, SUPERIOR COUAT—GENERAL TERIA, Decisions. By Judge Sedgwick. The Manchester Land Company v3. David Mac- Donala.—Order granted, , James HH. Mills et al. vs, Abraham B, Davis et al.— Same, Eliza 8. Donnell vs, Ezektet Donnell ct al.—Same, George B. Springsteen vs. Jessie A, Marshal et al,—Saine, Humphrey P, Thompson ys, Hiram Benner.— Same. ames Markey vs.Charies Dedvick.—Motion de- runt. Died, With $10 costs, to abi George F, Dickson vs. Tue Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company. —Order granie George A. Baker vs. Henry Wailes granted. (See opinion.) : MARINE COURT—PART I. Action for Alleged False Imprisonment Before Judge Gross. Alfred Rosenbaum vs, William Eliott.—on the 20th of August last the plaintiff, a lad of fifceen, entered the service of the defendant, a tea dealer in Water street, and on the next day was left for some honrs in charge of the office. On defendant's return Le took from a locked draw iQ his desk his bank book, which had contained $200, with a de- posit ucket, and found tual $57 and the tcket were missing, The boy, on belag questioned, denied all knowledge of the money, and, according to de- fendant’s statement, at first stated that no person had been in the office, but afterwards admitied that @ iricnd of his hed been, While the boy states that he at once naincd te person who nad been in during dviendant’s absence. An oficer, however, was Motion Scat for, the voy searched and aiterwards lockéa tp ~ ML a ceil at the New sireet scauion house, the plalie Uff refusing co consent Lo his release at’ the request Of iue boy's uacle, who oifered to deposit $100 Lo ve fortetted it the boy Was proved guilty of the thefe, but staiing his readiuess to do so if the $57 were repaid to him, Phe boy way finally released wiih retunee Panties erie SX 1 the evening, ‘The present action 1s for aise mmprisonment, t damages bemg latd at $1,000, De ‘the Court Chargod the jury that before they could fiid a Verdit tor plaintiti tiey must be satisfied of malice on defendant's part and that there was no Probable cause jor tue arrest and detention, Verdict in favor of plamtut lor $50 10, the oda cents belug added, as the jurors stated tor the pure pose Oi carrying cosis. Pid plaintitr Air, Bryan; for defendant David Me: ou. COUAT CALERDARS—THIS Oay. UNITED STATES Disteict Count—In c¥—Involuntary Ca-es.—Nos, vzio, su iy 8LO4, 3865, 3370, 8373, 8378, 2379, Hast, 8305, 2804, 3346, 3997, 3909, B40, BAOS, 2405, for argament—Nos, 2580, JL. CPREME CovRT—CrRCUTY—Part 1— fe Barrett—Court opens at haliepast toa HY hone 965, 617, RU. Tal, 1467, KO. 41, RO, 217, 168, 1000 ig) 1282 1478, 1477, 1481, 1483, 1435, 1457, ‘491) 1001, 1503, ° 1609," 1611.’ Part 2—Heid’ by Judge Brady—Coutt opens at eleven A. M.—Nos, 642, G40, 48214, RoC. GGL, Rs Ce 8634, 36016, 69412, 450, dod’ 80, 460, M0, Re “Cs 138) Bh 478, IR Cl GAz6, BOG, 480, SUPREME CouRT—CHAMBERS—Held by Ju 5 dozo—voure opens atten A, MeeUnisadey cata at 12 M.—Nog, 151, 157, 167, 477, 101, 225, 228, Bareatle Ootet Omen werk TERM—Hetd by Judge arnard—Court opens at eleven A, M,— Rae ay Meh tee M.—Adjourned SurERIOn CouRT—TRIAL TerM— Part 1—Held by Judge Barbour—Court opens at eleven A. M. 1307, 1809, ILL, 1815, 1815, 1819, A9Z1, 1825, 1927, 1929, 1881, 1983, 1535. CouRT OF COMMON PLEAS—TriaL TrerM—Part 1 Hela by Judge J. FP. Daly.—Court opens at eleven o'ciock A. M.—=Ne 1, 472, 18544, 1034, Part 2—Held by Inige eleven o'ei A.M, 980, 206, 100555, 1808, Addu, , 1820, 473, 1441, 1444, 1445, ‘1446, srunt—Court opeis at 7, 178, 1259, 1227. 1426, Ht 1406, 1436, 1437, 1438, lision on the North | Part 8—Neld geaee NOB 6735, Doon Dose, Ott Pik Gm sins banentitina BROOKLYN COURTS. HITED STATES CIRCUIT COLAT Alleged Cootempt. ' Before Jadge Benedict. An attachment having been issued against George W. H. Halsey for fatling to ovey an injunction granted in » suit instituted against him by the Goodyear Dental Vu'canite Rubber Company, he was yesterday arrested aud beld in deiaullt of $500 | ball. ‘he case will be heard by Judge Benedict this moruing. | CQUAT OF OYER AND TERMINER. Fanny Hyde, the Aileged Marderess Ap- tion for a Postponement of Her Trial— Decision Reserved. Before Judge Pratt and Justices Voorhees and Johnson, The application for the postponement of the trial of Mrs, Fanny Hyde, the alleged murderess of George W. Watson, of the Eastern Disirict, was re- newed yesterday evening, to which time the matter wad been adjourned. Mr, Thomas E,- Pearsall, counsel for the accused, read an aMdavit of Mr, Samuel Db. Morris setting forth that it would be utterly impossible for him to be ready for trial at the present term, ‘The aftidavit then continued: Deponent furiher says that his cient and her lolks (a3 aeponeut 1s informed and betleves) are poor and unable to furnish means necessary to be spent in the preparation of the defence, and that deponent and his partner have alveady paid outa considerable sum lor that purpose. ‘That the preparation of the detence devolves mainy upon deponent, and that he is doing the best he can to get ready, Depovent. further says that he firmly believes that his chent has a pose defence to the charge made against her, and that ne will be able to establisa such detence to the satisfaction of anv jury if allowed a reasonable time to make the necessary preparation, but he most solemuniy aeciares that he cannot be prepared to properly defend her tia term | of ine Court. Depooeat further says that he does not desire one day's delay beyond what he deems absolutely neces- sary to make such preparation. ‘Phat this application 1s made in good falth and for no otlier purpose than to enuvte deponent Lo prepare the defence. Deponent further says vhat on day betore yester- day Mr. Spencer informed aepouent tn the county court room that he ad witnesses for the prosecu- tion irom Massachusetts, and stated the such Witnesses; that the deponent expects on bebalf of the defence from the same State; but in view of the fact that the iriends of the aeceused are spending large sums of money in hunting up testimony, $2,500 of which they have paid to Mr. Spencer, as he states, deponent suoimnics that it wouid be untair to nis cient to dis- close tLe names of witnesses, and that this applica- tion 18 made upon the ground of tne utter tmpossi- bitity or preparing the detence tor tins term. District Attoruey Lritton opposed the application, and denied that Mr. Spencer was associated with him im any sense. df Mr, Spencer nid witnesses in Massachusetts Mr. Britton kuew nothing about 1 and did not believe that he (Vir. Spevcer) had wit- nesses there, The District Attorney did not under. stand the reason tor asking lor a postponement un- jess it Was to make puoilc sentiment in advance, dre asked that the trial should be set down for not Jater than the last week of the term, Decision reserved, CITY COURT. A Reminiscence of “Black Friday.” Before Judge Netison. Rena Nelson, a Brooklynite, brought suit against Freeman, Petty & Bond, New York brokers, to re- cover $5,000, which he said he loaned them on the memorable “Black Friday” of 1869, and also $2,500, which latter sum he alleged was duc him as profits on sales ol go.d made by them fortiin, ‘The delence Was that the sum of $5,000 Was a “margin,” and was lost by the sauure ot Alvert Speyers, and that the money designated as profits was also involved iu the same transaction, Ley alloged that tuey lost $11,000 wnue operating on p!ainiitt’s account, aud presented a counter claim for that amount. ‘the Case has been ou trial Jor the past two or three 4 days aud many witnesses were eXamined, includ. ing the President of the Gold Board and other pramiagne brokers, ‘Ine resident ol the Gold puard, Mr. Hoyt, related the history of tat even Tul day when culled to the stand, ‘the jwy ignored plaintif’s claim for $2,500, bur readered a Verdict In his favor tor $5,800, which Was the amount he sald he 1oaned the defendants, ‘With Interest from date, Action to Recover a Debt. Morton & Canda sued Wim. F. Goodwin to recover $1,600, the amount charged for gooas supplied to deiendant on credit until payment should be de- manded. Payment was demanded but not forth- counng. The deience was that tie goods wero taken On sixty days’ creat, and that when the ac- tion was brougnt the time bad pot expired; also that the goods were worth only $1,200, ‘fue jury jound for plaintiff $1,637, including mterest. COURT OF SESSIONS. The Clove Road QGutrage—Patrick Donahue Sent to the State Prison tor Twenty Years. Belore Judge Moore and Associate Justices Voor- hees and Johnson, The trial of Patrick Donanue (reported in yester- day's ILERALD), Who was ludicted for robbery and setting fire to the house of Mrs. Margaret ‘Riley, @ poor old woman, on the Clove road, corner of President street, was resumed yesterday morning, The prisoner was defended by Mr. D. B. Thompson, who was assigned by te Comt, and Assistant District Attorney Cullen prosecuted, On the night af the 26th of February last ue pris- oner broke into the house with another man, stole a trank, aud thes fired tho pbuilding, which was de- stroyed. . ‘The defence attempted to show that Mrs Riley and another woun named Mary Bromley, who was living with ner, were disreputable characters, in the habit of continually carousing, and that the house was Hie resort Ot tie lowest Ciasses, It Would ap rom the testlinony of some of the witnesses that in their opinion 1t was a blessing that the Louse had been ourned, Donahue himself swore that on the alight in ques- ton be went to New York on business, and waen he returned Mrs, Kiley’s dwelling was in flames, Le immediately went there for the purpose of ren- dering what assistance be could. Donaiue’s record isoud. He was once sent to the Penitentiary tor two years and a hail for varglary, on compiaint of this ‘Mrs, Riley, with whom ho threatened to be “even” at the time Ne was released, The jury convicted nim yesterday, half an hour, Judge Moore thereupon sentenced the prisoner to the State Prison at Sing Sing for the term of twenty FOALS. The Three Fast Youthy—Anothor of the Trio Con ed. John Kelly, one of whose pals” (Edward Walsh) ‘was convicted on Thursday, was placed on wial yesterday afternoon for grand iarceny.’ John is about eighieen years old and lived with his aunt, Mrs, Callaghan, at the corner of Navy and Prospect sireets, On the 17th of February last the prisone: his brother, Dan Keily and Raward Walsh, obtained possession Of $1,600 belonging to Mrs, Callaghan and Went on a spree to New York. ‘They spent the money recklessly, dropping a great deal of it in Greene street bagnios, and finally Dan Kelly seceded irom the party, taking Wila lim What remained of ran erie: Walsh lon and ‘alsh were subsequentl, . Jon asserted yesterday that he wis Tnndoent of the Thelt Of the mouey, and staten that all the dollars he had were given to him by bis prother. When he Jnquived a8 to bow Dan got the money the latter said ne would tel nim “by and by. ‘That “by and it not come yet, ior brother Dan is yet at ‘The jury evidently did not betieve Johnny's story, 45 they returned @ verdict of guilt; . Me Was remanded, vara tems ROW IN A GAMBLING SALOON, Atalate hour on Thursday night Alexander R, Spencer, better known as “Sandy” Spenccr, entered Mike Murrays keno establishment and commenced acting in a disorderly manner by upsetting the tables and, producing a revolver, threatened to shoot Murray. The Jatter not caring to get his head blown of, forcibly ejected Spencer from the place, He remained outside but a short time when he again returned and commenced acting In a Simuar manner as on the first vist, Murray not caring to have ils customers imericred with again took Spencer by the collar and attempted to gam” eject lum. Spencer this time slowed fight and yeceived @ severe punishment at che hands of Murray and Ms Iriends, 'Tney were finaliy separated by UMcer Banta, of the Fiiteenth precinct, who conveyed them tothe station house in ercer alreet. As they both preterred counter com. piatnts they were locked up unit yesierday morn. Ing, Waen Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market, hed them to batt in the sum of $600 cach for exatainie beat an ah bedi Beh the worst of the fight, 4 bis head Was handsomely irescocd, a: p compictely closed, it iacinoaad oe RRR a FINE ARTS, JOR SALE—A PICTURE, PAINTED BY “CLAUDE OF Lorraine?” size 47 Ly 84 frchen, A ay ahd Sournern Kexpress Company, Momphie, Terns,” Hs CAF® after belng out WATCHES, 3 SWELRY, Sire TWQ BEAUTIFUL DIAMC MARINE CovaT—TRIAL Tenm—Pari 1—Heid by spuge Gross, Conrts opens and calendar cailed at 10 As M.—Nos, To41, 8092, 890, VOSS, 9152, 6434, 7851, 7003, $133, 8150, 8181, B182, 8246, 8245, $284, R26, O817, 2—Held by Judge Curtis, -Nos. 9144, 8118, 8121 8167, 8905, 8077, 279, 8126, B12 Shor $806, Orr S12, was, #279, 8125, R129, 1088, 816 380, 2606, BOG), bLOL, 4160. A163 8294, [POR SAGE Cunar, Solltutres, wetghin: Hi. RICK, Dox d carats eacu, Address tor ten daya, 46 Lierall oiice, POLITICAL, DOLITICAL PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION iL, done to shorts notes by tho Metropolitan Printing Rae lablismnen:, corner of Brondway Kad Ann streot, New Yor wn SEEUATIONS WANTED MALS. Cocks are. 46 IRVING PLACE, AS THOROUGBLY COMPETENT (woman) cook; fy capable of takinw charge of the dairy on a gentleman's country seat; or would take the en+ tire charge Of the cooking: waves $25 to #70 per month. Can be seen at her present employe rs on Monday and Tuesday. HO WEST, TH St.—-A PROFESSIONBL WOMAN OU cok; unequaltet in French andall other new styles of cooking; understands serving dinners for parties in’ the neatest manner; very best city reference from the first famt- les. Those wanting wpe of the beat cooks in the city and alsy a first class housekeeper please call between 10 and 4, 14.1 REST ATH ST, REAR —A YOUNG WOMAN Ag frst class cook; wil assist with the washing and ironing; no objectian to's private boarding bouse ; eity ref- erence, fs t i Acbahises i 224. west, MTH ST. BETWEEN ITH ays.--A respectable girl as good cook in a private family, or as cook, washer and roner in a small private fam- ily; beat clty-reference, 242 EAS? 45TH ST., RACK ROOM, FIRST FLOOR,— A respectable person as first class cock: no object- fon toa private boarding house; good city references, 334 fa 6r AV.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS COOK in a smail private family; good city reterences, 4 o« EAST TH STRE! wl RESPE! BLE ray Proteatant woman wishes a situation as cook; will assivt in the washing, Good efty reference, — A Chambermaids, &c. WEST 42D ST.-A YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAM. bermald and waliress in a smal! family, Can be 139 Been to-day. re Peitewe eye DIG BAST, 2D STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG 40D woman aa chambermaid and waitress or to do housework, in a small private family; best city reference. 2G] WEst,, OTH, ST-—AS CHAMBERMAID AND waitress; no objection to the care of children. 2 8TH AV..A RESPECTABLE GIRL A8 CHA! from last place bermald and to assist with the washing; reference Dressmakers and Scamstresses. & GREENWICH AY. SMAKER WITH LONG *) exoerience wishes to e day to operate on a Wheeler & Wilson machine ; best reference if required. 13G EAST MTH STA FIRST-OLASS DRESSMAKER, OD cutter and titer wish the day in families, or would tal Grover & Baker machine ; best references. Call Mra, M. [55 BASH RTH Sta FIRST CLARS OPERATOR +)+) on Wheeler & Wilson's xewing machine, who thor: ougbly understands a!l kinds of familly sewing and dress- naking, wishes a few more engagements by the day or week, Call or address, Ary EASY ISIN ST, CORNER 8D AV.—AN PXPE- *¥¢ rienced dressmaker, who is perfect at entting and iitting, and who can trim elegantly, desives a few more en- gagements by the day or week : best references; a good ope- rator. Callon or address M,. DE MOT®, 15Q WEST [6TH STA FIRST CLASS DRESRMAKER JD wishes w few inore customers ut her own home; Gres remodelled and trimmed, white dreskes made elabo- rately; moderate prices; a few first class engagements by the day or week accepte O37 PAST 2D ST. BETWEEN 9D AND BD AVS. Ze)4 good seametresa on Wheeler & Wilaon machine, Gait tor twordays, 260 SH AMA RISE DRUESSMAKER YU) having a thorough knowlege of cuttin, Huing and trimming, wishes a few engagements by the day or week, N_ EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER, WHO 18 PER- fect at cutting and fitting, and who can trim elegantly, desires afew more engagements by tho day or week. Ad: Gress J. Ml, statton D. address LADY DESIRVS A POSITION AS HE, custom dressmaking department in som: is's thorouzh cutter, fitter and desizner; best rete ‘A Ores Mine. CHAAN, box 118 Herald Uptown Braneh ofice, 1,265 Broadway. AD OF THR Housekeepers, &e. 62 BLELCKER S8T.—-A YOUNG ENGLISH WIDOW e) as housekeeper in a widower's family. Call all the woek, 1Q] Wert {tw st. NEAR Sil AV.—A LADY FROM | New Orleans, aved 25, highly accomplished and re- fined, pleasant and bie, desires totuke charge of a gen- tleman’s house; widower preferred; no objection to travel- ling a8 x companion; trilling parties need not adveriisement, Cail for three days on Miss RUDEK G ADAMS (8T., BROOKLYN. AN | AMERICAN yore ) widow lady, lately broken up her own Lome, as houseXeeper and to make herself genevaliy useful. Call on or address K. M. elie 19 BROADWAY. ERICAN LADY As debeds will atieud to the linea pom in a hote LADY HAVING SOME F Keeping wishes some posit! understands dressmaking: would has a new sowing machine. WARTED-BY A MIDDLA-AGED LADY, A tion as housekeeper; no objections to the country: triflers need not notice this, ss Mra. S. KB, GILMORE, Herald Uptown Braneb office, 1,265 Broadway, Daundresses, &ey Qi] WEST OTH ST.—A RESP RCTABLE PROTESTANT 1 woman desires to go out by the day or week as frst Clase laundress; bost city reference. 15! WEST 24TH 8T., TOP FLOOR, Led bie colored woman wishes some and gentlemen's washing at home; good reference. 2.03. RAST gD 8T.-A RESPECTABLE | WIDOW wi Jed wisbes family weshing; good city references, 208 WEST {0TH ST., IN THE REAR,—A | RESPECT. able colored woman wishes gentlemen's washing; Telerence. MRS. GAINER, 99() SULLIVAN 87. SECOND | FLOOR, FRONT SAV room.—A first class colored Iaundress to’ do gentle- men's, ladies! or family washing; fluting done on reasonable AF. con. QA} WEST, TH ST RESPECTABL 243 irl as Jaundress ina first clase fa roferenc for two days, between 1 aud 2 0’ QA. WET MTA ST. GROCERY STORE —-A RE: 2 2 spectable woman to go out by the day to wash, tron usec'saning, = * 452 WASHINGTON 8T.-A WOMAN 10 GO OU Ee). by the day to wash, iron an! to do housecleaning, G84. ® .—A RESPECTABLE, COMPETENT YO4E woman to go out by the day to do washing, troniag or housecleaning, | branches,’ and WANTED— PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS : MAY MAL A. XQUNG Widow, FULLY QUALIFIED BY PER. sonal appearance ant abilities to grace any home, de sires a position as companion. of bonsekeper where Ho me- niat service will be e: from her, Aduress Mra. M. L, EVANS, Herald ofice YOUNG GERMAN LADY, Acc teach German, musle, dancing and so Acguamted with the management of house desirous of getting a situat on as fasnlig: beat “refersy Address, BERTHA M,, box 10) Herald yi EQUIRED—BY A YOUNG ‘ation as rosident g toa lady; she teachns is excellent referes box 316 Newport, Kk. 1. . ISITING GOVERN N ble of training and Guishing; dress BATH, box 207 Herald office, erdeas 10 a go With full particulars, ZNQLISH LADY, A SITU- in a family or as companion ic, and ail the English a. Address R, L, TP. ENGLISH LADY, CAPAs highest references, Ad- USE. baie HELP WANTED FEMALES. A ‘OUNG GIRL WANTED—TO DO GENERAL F; a ores must have yood reierences, Apply at sl FIRST CGAS3 COOK WANTED~TO GO TO Staten Island, “Apply, between 10 and I o'clock, at 4h Ww TED-10 GO TO STAT! Apply at di W: CRAMBERMAID WAN Istand; one willing to assist waiter, Tith st., between 10 and | o'clock. WANTED A FIRST CLASS LADV'S NURSE: GER- mao preferre BY free docr age GIRL, TO € ‘one with good reference. dress ©, W., Herald WASTEDFOR plain coo! TERPRISING fF TANTED—AN INTELLIGENT AND E Ad German who served in the American civ! war. Nic FORK, A GOOD good laundresa; mone other need apuly; German preferred. ” 241 Hust 20th st, NERAL HOUSE JANTED—TWO OR TAREE LADIFS TO CANVASS for adveritsements fur a new publication, 1., Herald office. Adareas R, 0 jood RENTICE ast 25d st AY 12 TANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL, TO COOK, WASH and iron for a small ‘amily, living a, short distance In first (oor. Tnquire at 122 Pear! st the countr; Wantepea latmndress; wm T CHAMBERMAID AND st ‘ood efty reference, Apply at 16 Kast 38th at,, between ILA. M. WASTED TIN A SMALE FAMILY, A LAUNDRESS and waitress, Apply at 12) West 4th st., between the hours of Mand 1. have Pand V TANTED—A FIRST CLASS HOUSEKEEPER; ALSO A seams yeas. Apply at the Soerman Hoyse, corner Mth st. and Bro: TANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL BOUSEWORK; ‘one who can wash and irou, with city veferunce, 821 tween 10 and 12A, M. GUAZTER LI 7310 per week ANTED— brary, University p and commission. TANTED-A WOMAN TO DO TR tC NG, V wasting and ivoning of a small family, 314 Weat ‘Quid at, es can WANTED-4 Houser BROADWAY Hotel. pputent need addvess HOUSE WASTEDSrrRST CLASS RUITONIOLE MAKERS on fine shirts; apply with sample; we pay the highest prices tor good work. MICHAELIS & KASKEE, Broadway. TENT COLORED WOMAN TO muat be first class in every re- 1 o'clock at 62 Park ay., near WASTED com cv0k, wae aud iron: spect. “Apply tro 10 until ath st I machine for Ince work ; Wartenca F operator's on Willeox & Gib BACON & CO, Bd no work eiven out, Apply to RODGER, Canal st. wanter a amall f none without relere stay from 9 to M1. Wi Nore and one ork and ore mended. Apply at No. 5 Wea dougal st. WANTEOWA PROTE: elildren, who is quired; good élty reference necessary. near 7th av. ‘W AS78D—A WET NURSE TO TAK her own house ; must be respectab! 6 at M49 Charies st, oO D iy, and willing to live in. apart ; ‘aves need apply. Call at 2 East 19s STANT NURSE FOR GROWING pinpotent to do plain sewing If re- U3 Weat dist at, AN INFANT TO and weil situated, ween Washington h Apply with retere and West. WANTEDSBY A. FIRST KER, A few more engagements by the day or week ; also ex. perienced in making children's oatlite on Wheeler & Wilson's Marhine, Cuil at 78 Amity st., Brooklyn, CLASS DRE FINEMENT, WITH REF- ny Cult at Young La- co ‘Téth st and nt WASTED LADLE erence, to Work at a light by dies’ Christan Association roon Teving place, Inquire for the Superintes WANTED ;EXPERT OPERATORS ON THE WILLCOX & Gibbs’ machine for ace yoods ; alao persons of exverl- ence on silk bows; also several young misses to learn lace work, &es STANTON BROTHERS, 819 Broadway. ANTED-A GOOD PROTESTANT OR COLORED woman for general hongswork in a small fumil must be nzood piafn cook, wasiier and lroner: wood refe ences required. Appiy at 2,280 8d av., corner 124th st,, in the store, + ANTED—A TIDY, INDUST Do general housewor'c for a smail family; must be a good cook, Washer and ironer and understand her business tho- roughly; must have recommendations, Call at 307 West Blast st, after 9 o'elo 4 4. WEST WANTED, A GOOD, HONEST, waitress and {o assist in other things. obiigin SITUATIONS WAN TED u ALES. YOUNG MAN (GERMAN) WHO CAN BE TRUSTED Wishes employment, Address ©, F., 31 3d av., first A floor. sMarr MAN WA goods store ; six years’ experience. Id ofticr. N Al GROCER'S ASSISTANT OPEN TO A DE rect engagement. Address CRYENNE, box 121 Herald ATS A SiiVaTion TN A DRY Address DRAPER, oftlee, BTL eronnway, ‘ OUEL A respectable colored woman wishes 4 anid farniites’ washings luting done aud aso laces new, Inquire for Mra. VANDYKE, Nurses &c. 6 ol WEST WASTIINGTON PLACE, SECOND FLOOR,—A J 22 reapecladie young marriel worma, 22 years, as wet nurse ina private famiy. for two d: 75 3D AVCAN (ACCOUCHRUSE OR MONTILY ©) ‘nurse desires engagements for the spring; best refer ence. Apply this wee’. 132 OZ A competent woman And embrollery; good elty re! | 157 WEST 26TH ST.-A COMPETENT PERSON AS it WESY 157H ST., BETWEEN €Tit AND 7TH AVS.— nurse; can do plain sewing nee. nurse and seamstress inn private family; can take full charge of a baby or growing children; best referenc “i 8T,, REAR BUILDING.—A_ RE- 21 8 WEST dua. end chambermaid, or would Fpectable aii) as nurs make hers rally useful. T 40TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE, AMERTCA., testant married woman as wet nurse inw re- mily. 334. Stil AV.cA RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WO- 2eF man, experiencea in the clarge of children, as nurse; Will take care of a baby, Cail on o address H. It 1 042 dM egg Soda GIRL AS urse, to go ‘alitor z ith, French atid) German j test ely references vo days, A RESPECTABLE take » baby to L irs. WALLA MARRIED WOMAN WISITs i own home to wet nurse, Mount Kisco, Hariem Ratirond, GIRL AS ymmendation from her last place, y Fort Wood, Fedloe’s Island, RESPECTABLE COLORED | ote. RSE; Cull on or addr 7 ANTED—BY AN ENGLIS nurse or to wait 1 rope, Address, for parti in a fainily going to Bue Me Hy LOU Kat OUUh be fas, Wattresses, &c. KAST 18TH St, STUPVESANT BUILDING. Aa waitress or chamberm: Bow neatly ; will 6 244 G9 & short distance. into the country. Can be Present situation on Monday, from 10'to 12 o'cive Misceéiinneons, " GOOD, EXPERIENCED AMERICAN WOM. A oR one, two or three houses; good et ag Givou, Address, for one Wook, WATSON, Ilerald oles, USEFUL PERSON TO TRAVEL THROUGH F MAN (COLORED) WISH! ing with a gen A SITUATION AN toro eterence apply CR. BONS At 84 Broa two ERY wong. MAN (COLORED) WISHES A P . AN. ation as head waiter tn the elty. Apply for reference at Kotedge House, 84 Broadway. JOSIAH WILSON, WHO TAS B GENTLEMAN, FORTUNATE, AX. wants some light employment; wages no objact, Ad Gress STATIONERY, Heral{ Uptowa Branch olice, 1,206 Broadway. © 4 COURIER, WHO TIAS BI Lurope, and who sperks Engilsty, Itaiian, Spanish, Portugues, Arabian, gagement; best reference, Address or “°" rman, ren: A ~AABLE PROT! T youxna MAN Want ; FANE youn 3 Clase references it 7n fm4 velvate boarding hotwoy Wm Os J.WILSON, 40d Bae Tati, gt OOMsing. Call on oF adit ETM, would ike mora business; best curtty given. Address D. La, erence and good olties. MPLOYMENT WANTED-BY A GERMAN MAN AS 4)" meat and pastry cook. Addross COOK, Herald offiea, SITUATION WANTED—AS JANITOR, PRIVATE )_ watehman or any responsible position; ‘best referenc xiven, Address B. ¢ tly AW. WASTEDCA SITUATION AS BARKERPER ences {rom presont and past employers. Api 499 Broome at, th tod. ¥V PANTLD BY A YOUNG MAN, @ Situation a3 watebman ; no York; good reference Adare; Herald ofice, YEARS OF AGE, tion to leave Ne WATCHMAN, box 121 JANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITU night watchman or bartender ‘in a hotel TION AS reference from fast employer, Madison Avenue Hotel, corner 2th TANTED-A SUPUATION AS WATTER IN A PRIVATE ntify by @ youn man, who can give the fe lie” country Renfereed. ee oF ee near gan wean ney Grodery “aire, 133 sti ay., CLERKS AND SALMSYIDN, JUNTS ADJCSTED AND BOOKS BALANCE: nd scientifically kept; booka balanced however 3itht 4 & led! confused, Aas AB. R., box 8,482 Post ofice, A Tope with & family and remain coming hack, Address Eorove box 18 Herald Uptown Bratch cine Tee WAN LADY, OF ks Unghat; Frenen, x rand interpreter to a p: TE, Herald oitca 62 © Party of affluence, ANTED— wat beat a SITUATION, BY ttt D, telligent American lady per week. Address, stating ania Post offic, Westchester tounty, Gas, ple FOR ALL POSITIONS, bie and trastworthy, constant, a ; PROFE: SIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED= FEMALES. TED ()] EAST dori BTA YOUNG WoMAN AS © 201 panion to an invalid lady; or would tee-chas linen room ina hotel. Cali on or address Ac., toro da 326 WEsT 29D ST.—A8 NURSERY GOVERNESS FOR e ‘oung ebiloren o y5 rel Bren chad ie neler « ATLANTIC 87, BROOKLYN, IN THE PAPI 364 Htore.—As compunton to an inyalid: no cea to the country, or wookt do the work of a small Christian: family, Call On oF audreas APPLICANT for three anys, A. Resrectasue GIRL WISHES To MEET Witt A family going to Kurope ; would take entire charee oF Ghtidrons Weal chy roterence, * Aid os vow Als tersid Uotown Branch oilers Isto Beowsnayy oy Woe MS Herald CED BOOKKEEPER AND CORRE v and German, wishes a situa: H GOOD CITY REFE situation, Address F, GENTLEMAN IN Nii books, evenin| vox 101 Herald D WILL KERP A 3! ir willdo writing at home, agarves A és. NAVE EXPERT young man pre- A SHOE SALFSMAN WaNTED MU ner and. bri . ferred. QIN are 2 8°08 Felerencees a SITUATION WA NTED “a8 ¢ ERK, BY AN AC- tive, reliaole young ma’ ani accurate at f at fge ES. and not ‘atyald of Work; ent role Address RG, Herald office, PBRSTANDS THE sods busipess in all its deportments, | None otier Buplys V’, COLE, S86 Broadway, pee,ceess WANTED—ONE WELL EXPERIENCED tn the city reta!! aud preseription business; also @ Junior clerk. Address DRUGS, box 219 Herald office. J RUG CLERK,W ANTRD, A YOUNG MAN, OF DX. yar erlence and goo habla. Address, with Feférenee and salary expected, Vey Herald otic. JR eaete A COMPETENT, t clerk and a gradnate of pharmacy desires a siuatio » New vork, ALERK WANTED-ONE wio / dey need V4 years’ GTATIONERY—A OENTLEMAN (MARRIED) DESIRES 5. tie position of xaiosman in & first class stationery house; has bad bflo in yours experience; eansintinonce eoms trade He oa A ath hoe B08 Pods oon xperienes, Drugstore M Carmine eens Qiruasron WANTED. ® \Y Nj fireteluss | Address G1. BOWLES, | POl er of \ Wht; a light coored man preferred, from 12 M. to 21", M, \ W ANTED—AN OFFICER BOY, mended and who desires to learn the [yen prefer “sy ‘i 8 adver! sen ent oT Orr a reas OF 1 : lL CLERKS AND SALRSMEN, . BY 4 COMPLTENT entry bookkeeper; in willing to work and bas No, § r. empl as ones from preseut uyers. Address 4, box Ii oftice, JANTED—AN EXPPRIENCED GAS - FIXTU between 3 gana 6 P. M., to NLOOI roatway. ENERGE wan, on syecialties in the gr Herald ottice. i@ | TRAV LLING ora’ Wade, Addrem : natn ses Ia — | TANTED-IN A DRY GOODS COMMISSION HOU! must be ® good writer and correct TRY, Horald offee, figures. Address Ki J ANTED--AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN POR THI eity tn jufsetured lace goods and Gimuniogs, At dress, with references, F. 8., Herald ofiee. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AOQCUSTOMED TO, PAO! ing an} mailing fn 4 book establishment; Age, nee, whether married and salary expected. Address BUSIe 8, "Herald oflier, TANTED—AN ENTRY CL clotiing house; must w: figures, and have good elty rete 1 hand. be correct ‘Addread wit handwriting, A. B. C., Her NTED-ROOM CLERK, AT HOUSK, Cincinnati, Ohio; must have the be omvnendas Ufons as to character, stating age and refel PANTED—A_ YOUNG uaderstanda the whole \ vosition will be given to the right man. Herald oftiee, le perfumery hualness; @ gt int Address B., box WASTED TRAVELLING | MENT DRUG, AN! patent > trade, erty and country, good. wi awake parti mean busines Call’ on. Coste ©0., 237 Cente once. V A YOUNG MAN, NOT OVER 20 (SINGLE) srsiands boys’ clothing, in a retail store; the ory referencea ix wauted, Address, mows S, station A, Spring st \T AND LUCRATIVE SITUA. ror agent; hay had ap @x ewspaped pertenca of twenty y ‘station and pertodieal business; ean furnish the references, Addresa GEO, D, WILSON, Hartford, Coun, TANTED—IN A LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE, & , competent bookkeeper; must be famlls he and rapid ponman; correct fn figures a f geod cha Reply in own handwriting, and ms, Address W. B. K,, Herald oM WASTED IMNEDIATELY AN ENERGETIC MIDD! 4 agod man; nauet thorongh!y waderatand the real esti business, Addresa, in own handwriting. with references, wexpectedy By Vox 125 Herald Vptowm Branch offcay roadway: OOACHMEN AND + ANC ARAL MAN AND WIFE DESIRE TO TAKE CARB OF taxing charge ol uit a Senradute, Westehester county, . wy WS SITUATION WANTED—BE 4X “ayoung man of good experience and best reference, Address P. G., box 229 Herald oiliee. SITUATION WANTED--BY A SINGLE YOUN mith, as private coachman; understands the care horses; cun furnish the highest references for sobriety a honesty. Apply at Karnet’s very able, 17 Bast th at, A TENT SINGLE YOUNG MAN WISHES. & situation as coacluvan ai nt clty refers areas M. W., box 8) Uptown Advertisement offen, ER, MARRIED, NO CHILDREN, geenticman’s place; thoroughlp beat city retore ox 169 RMAN GARDENE JA. Wwantrasituation on av duderstands his business tm every. branch gue from nproyer. Address GARDENER, feral A &ADY, WhO 18 ABOUT TO GO TO EUROP! wishes to obtain # situation for her eoachman after a from the Tat ot April; ho ts worthy of the best employ is marred and has ono eblld, ‘“Adivess H. D, TIFFANY, West Farma, Weatchester county, N. Y, A. SITUATION a8 GROOM AND, COACHMAN Wal hy a Hest close inen who thoroughly understan’ fi cays by calling on or addressing vst reference from last ai con or heard from for thre® J. M., 78 East Broadway. aa YOUNG MARRIED MAN AND HIS WIFE, WITH out encumbranec, would like situations on a farm; t ina understands farming thor an give the best reference: Address J, M., box 122 1 NOACUMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—RY A PROG / testant married roung man; thoroughly understands fie business; best city referance. Call on or address for twe daya J., 2 East 83d st (LORIST AND GARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED— By aman who thoronzhly understands agri hortien!ture in 11 its branchas; rie { fully competont to take charge of a gentleman's pl has Deen with prosent employer four yenre; can alve i ceptionable reference. Adress M. R, MOGARRITY, ca i in, Rye, N. ¥., or cail on or addreas care of Alf raid office, . ©, Gennin, Ry Bridgeman & Son, 876 Broadway. GBemaN GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED—BY IX young man, who thoronghiy understands his busin: in all its branches; flowors and vogetanie: employer. Aditress roenhouses and gray reference, ive years, J.,15 John street, at the seed store, G ARDE "8 SITUATION WANTED—BY A MARI X man, with one child; thoroughly understands nie tv nes fo ali its branches; can give best references. A i one week, M, A. T., box Post ofice, Westchester vilx lage. ITUATION AS COACHMAN AND GARDENER—BY angle man; thoroughly understands both branche ive reference as to sobricty, honesty and capability, +» box 204 Herald office, INGLE MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACHM: and groom ; understands the medical treatment of generally and tae care of carriages and harn seven years’ first reference, Address G., box oftice, Wren 4 COMPETENT FARMER (SINGLE) wal Wire. Duane sti ‘ld Ber take charge of afarm. A\ 4 16 stront. BASKERSDORFP, | ‘WARIED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN IN Protestant family ; good references, Address 0, E, Heratd ofiice, ORKING GARDENER WANTED—UNDERST: \ ing rd Scotch or English iraterred janie eee ot Cg ance. Inquire 297 bth av., second door paid se ~« WANIED—A POSITION AS FARMER, BY AN AMERE ean (married ; one fully competent’ in every resi for track, general or dairy farming, Address T, DORLI Weatwoot, N. J. WANTED by A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, (A, SITUA von as first class coachman; thorough'y unders! the pusiersi can break and train colts, Apply to GEO! TION, BY A DANISH cane xperieneed in all branches of 3 EMLEL PETERSON, caro of Mra, West Hoboken, N. J. = ~ ———————] BY A MIDDLE. AGEI understands his business 4s GARDENER, care of ue HONEST SINGEs Cail on or address, 137 Water st, Monday, 18th single man, a8 gardener all its various branches, Adidre Ruch, Englewood, N. J WASTEDIA crvitt, man, as under gardo reference, 'C. DEP. FI betworn 3 and 4 P ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A FIRST CLASS rel man vardener, to take eharge of a gentleman's cou ull on or address ¥ feat; single man: has beat refereace, dU store, 67 Nassait st. WAntTr GARDESER, BY A rn ly undersiands his business n who thoro cold and not graperies, forcing flowers, he enliouse plants ant laying ont of grounds; has creenlionse planta ant laying out of grounds fi v biea, first class places. Address J. B. 8, 1 wantersa SITUATION, BY A MAN OF NO EN. wn arobrance: (8.4 urst cliss vegetable gardener and riatits a Practical hans wt the ratstius forcing of alt . tant vegetables under f early fruit am glass, the c wattings bu * and nothouse planta, hot and * pruning of fruit tre sf i “mnias, farming thoroughly if requy aad grote ints. ‘46 seed store, 58 Cortlandt sv, Can be teen at B.A, Reeve soconereey sor"! tion of grow “AEM = HE ~ AV, COR "8 TORKISH BATHS, LEXINGTO, «OM th st. — , an Loneet, in \ Higent, tna nglisiiaan of Turk, AOL Om, omended, i CANVASSER FOR wer; weekly salary and lover YGERNER, 12 Worren at., one SCPERTOR ADVERTIS first class mechanical pay mission, Call oa HEN ight up.staien, © ren MY'S, 135 BROADWAY, AMA! 2X ficient judy OF sur. tact and educations caphole of do eribers; position worth #15 to B18 pee « + Apply after 1, ER WANTED-FOR WHOLESALE oY a Metter intel or tobacco need apply; wis & youth, well qualined to make himself generally usetat at writug, Haut wo Address ANVLL, box IM Moral o oes = w GPLENDID | OLPORTUNIIY.WANTED, EVERY. b) where, energetic agents for oxcin give territory, through- ou the Unlom to canvass an Imported aiticle of Indispen table uthity ; ht vory-atrac ad seit-intcoductoryy & salable at sigUt to all classes, ran Jeriny it tho best thing’ e offered to agents, Address’ LEGITIMATE, bow 17 He NTED--2OY¥ TO ATTEN! BAR. APPLY CORNE 6th ot. and 6th av, ROS Se AN ERRAND BOY, AT 16 EAST 9TH Sty must come wi mmarnended. 1) AS PORTER IN Addvoow Ei. 8. My TANTED A YoU. sts @ restangant; must be temperate, Herald Uptown Bratch ative, y Aol ines, Wuo UN. sitvstion to the country. Call BY deratan , On oF adress COOK, 289 Webt Ie at, A PIRSY CLASS WAITER SALARY 3” TANTED Appy at ‘i Kast Vita st, beewoen th av, W 47 mouth. and Brondw ed Ue Wnts Roy PJ AN INSURANCE OFFICES ory Bal mist Wrile @ very me hat aes give eS » th Adaress, in handwriting of appuennt, TANTED-—AGENTS TO INTROUUCE BY SAMPLE tho most attractive and taking Little articio out; ®7 pee Jared easily; every person wants one. Tl broadway, nee. : ica Kis cui MAN, TO GO A SORT DISTANCE 1M ry, to Walton an invalid gontteman ; duty ‘Aopiy ut Bos Tvont see PANTRE the cou es ‘ANTED—-BOY IN A WOOLLEN HOUSE, A 8 hoy, 15 oF 17 yt Ola tats, renite sr hs paren Nc wages 8: jer Week, Apply tM ispeward sy. ri lf IN house, who iva good penman, can oon eh eee re 10 Kaicomea