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THE COURTS. The Legal Tribulations of Mme. Lucca. Important Decision as to Theatre Licenses. Sharkey’s Case—A Question of Court Jurisdiction. Several liquor dealers were up for examination yesterday before United States Commissioner Shiclds, charged with non-payment of the internal revenue tax levied on their business, Some were committed to await the action of the Grand Jury, others being discharged. The examination in the case of James McUarthy, charged with the killing of John Smith, allas Wright, at sea, on board of the ship Cultivator, was yesterday postponed by United States vom- missioner Osborn to Wednesday next. A sailor named Hansen, of the Norwegian bark Lief Ericsen, was yesterday committed to await the action of the Grand Jury, charged with mu- tinous and disorderly conduct on board the vessel, The old adage, “out of sight, out of mind,” does not prove to be true in the case of Joan J. Shar- key, the fugitive murderer, His name comes up wtill occasionally in the courts, Appiication was made yesterday in Supreme Court, Chambers, ber fore Judge Lawrence, for a writ Of peremptory Mandamus against Mr. Sparks, the Clerk of the Court of General Sessions, to return the writ of certiorari issued in tne case. AS no one appeared in opposition the application was granted by delault. The object as stated is to enable the case to go to the Supreme Court, General Term, pre- liminary to carrying it to the Court of Appeals. In this connection it will be remembered, however, | that the General Term decided some time since that inasmuch as Sharkey had absconded, Mr. Sparks was not obliged to make any return to the ‘writ of certiorari. MME. LUCCA AGAIN IN COURT. Though far away in Switzerland, breathing its | invigorating mountain air, and with recuperated health preparing for more brilliant operatic triumphs in the future, Mme. Lucca has left for her lawyers in this city work enough to keep them pretty busy for some time to come. It is not her | divorce suits they are now fighting, but tive actions to compel her to pay money claimed to ve | due to some of the minor artists and orchestra en- gaged with her during her last performances tn | Havana, the five suitors, as alleged, being the as- | ignees Of a large batcn or claimants. It 1s a lon, story, but its more salient points, as embodie in the papers and statements of counsel, are capable of narrauon. in November last the teading artists of the Maretzek troupe, including Mme. Lucca, Mme. di Marssa, Signor Vizzani, the tenor, and others, went to Havana under the managerial care of Henry ©. Jarrett. ‘The arrangement wade was, as alleged, that the profits shonta be used—tirst, to pay tne current expenses; second, to pay the artists} and third, that the surplus should be used co can- cel the indebtedness to the artists of Mr. Maretzek. Mme. Lucca was not to be pecuniarily responsibie im any Way. ‘The season terminated with no pay- ments worth mentioning to any ol the artists ex- cept to Mme. di Murska before it was announced | that there were no junds to pay the minor artists. Mme Lucca remained, and appeared | Bt several performances on purpuse 10 | enable all to get tne iull amount of their | jues. But ior all this they did not get their | money, the reason given by Mr. Jarrett being that | the leading artists had absorbed all the receipts. | Mr. Jarrett commenced proceedings in Havana, | making Lucca, Murska and Vizzani liabie for the | deticiencies in payments. The result was that | these parties had to deposit $9,000 with the Aus- | } trian Consul before they could leave the isiand; and now, as already stated, five suits have been Seouns against Mme. Lucca in the Marine Court, growing out of this Havana business. A motion as iuade yesterday, before Judge McAdam, at | Inamvers, to compel the plaintitr fo find security for costs, on the ground ot being a non-resident. Mme. Lucca denies by answer any indebtedness pn her part. Affidavits were submitted | through her counsel, Messrs, Townsend, Weed & Aub, showiug that Mr. Jarrett leit the Everett House on the 9th of last May under pretence that he was going to Niagara Falls; that on the same flay he satied in the City of Brussels tor Europe; that the passage for him was secured three days previously by Healey, his servant; that this ser- Vant also engaged passage tor himself at the time; that the tickets were got lor ‘Healey and triend;” that Aealey told the clerk that the frieud was Mr. Jarrett, but that Mr. Jarrett did not wish certain | parties here to Know ol his departure, and that vheir names were entered un the passenger list as _ “Healey aud friend.” Another puint in the testi. mony 18 that Mr. Jarrett, wno is alleged as one of | the assignees of the claimants, is declared to have asserted that he never authorized any proceed- ings in nis name, and upon this the averment ts made that his signature to the alleged complaint {6 a forgery, and is so pronounced by an alieged expertin the business, There was no opposition to the motion, and the Court ordered that the plaintiffs furnish security for costs In each of the actions, 4nd that if this is notdone within forty days that a motion may be made to dismiss the complaints. THEATRICAL LICENSES. In the early part of last May a preliminary injanc- tion was obtained in the Supreme Court restrain- ing the Society jor the Retormation of Juvenile Delinquents, the Mayor and Corporation of the city from the collection of licenses required by the act ol the Legisiature passed in 1872 to be paid by theatres and other places of amusement in the city, and irom enforcing the penaities prescribed ‘on such act until tne matter had been adjudicated in the Court. Subsequently @ lengthy argument ensued upon = an order to show cause why this injunction should not be made permanent, the same being argued by no less eminent counsel than A. Oakey Hail for the motion and Willfam M. Evarts and EK, Randoiph Robinson in Oppostion. Although the action Was brougit by Mr. Wallack, the arrange- ment was that this should be a test case and govern all the other places of amusement in the city, for whom air. Hail was specially retained. This argument, which was published fully in the HERALD at the time, took place betore Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court, Chambers. Juage Donohue gave his decision tn the case yesterday, embodying the same in the following opinion which, as will be seen, is short, sharp and decisive, OPINION OF JUDGE DONOHUR. In this case the iacts and points involved in my judgment are such as to entitle the plaintiff to re- Brain derendants, as asked, until a final judgment on the merits. The principles involved are of too serious a nature to justify a hasty dental of the claim made by the plaintif, and ‘as bonds were | given In granting injunction which will cover any | license Jee, if it 18 adjudged, the deiendants can coliect {t and no injustice will be done. ‘The piain- tiff claims that a law taxing him directly to sup- port a private corporation ts not within the power of the Legislature to pass, and it seems to | me that on the state of tacts presented his propos sition issound. ‘The Legislature has a limit to its power, and while iu many cases it is beyond the power of the courts to restrain the abuse of its power, in others tt is not. Here, J think, tt ‘within the power of the Court and its duty to re- strain the exercise of a power which, if it exists, leaves the people littie protection irom legislation | in favor of private corporations, Itis claimed on the partof the delendants that while it is truiy 4 lose corporation, the defendants, the House of Retuge, have a public duty and responsibility, which {t periorms. The answer to this seems to | me to be that the act gives them the money with- | out imposing any tse for a pubic purpose of it by | them, and further, while a cursory reading of tae | | | facts organizing the institution seems to compet | them to take certain persons comnutted by the State, it still leaves them the right to Say whether they will take prisoners or otners | by private commitment—that is, they are to be judges of when they have room and what are proper convicts, and they are to keep them accora- tng to their own rule, It ts said, and undoubtedly true beyond question, that the gentlemen who are managers of the institution are engaged tn @ good work and are doing their duty faithiuily, This is ) true; but it has not yet come to pass that the State | vas to relinqmsh to corporate societies the punish- | Ment of its convicts, and leave to them the man- | agement of 1t8 criminal law. It is a dangerous precedent to hold that the Legislature has the right to compel certain classes to support a private | fociety that may, if it secs fit, Go the work of the State. That this Institution does its work well is RO excuse for deviating from true political | @conomy, Injunction granted, COURT JURISDICTION. inhi hans Mr, Redfield and others owned about one-fourth x the stock of the Enfeid Manufacturing Com- pany. Abouta year ago the company wound up (is agairs aud the property was placed in the hands of Mr, floge, the President, who collected and distributed some $400,000 among the stock: ceiver appo! poration, necticut and that it was without o! the Court of this State. denied on is ground, but subsequently during Was 4 strong war man, though very popu- | /, the “panic “MF. Hoge. was compelled, a8 lar, and this fot may posstoly injure him tn this eee ev Ghasihamn square.—Clean allege to. suspend, and the motion and Judicial Election. pion” district, Henderson ts known by the du- | jated heap house in the ciys mo. DU for a receiver was thereupon renewed, It was pious appellation of “Windy Billy,” bis private | $2 per nist; oven all night claimed for Mr. Redfield and his co-suitora that there were some $2,500 of the assets still andis- tributed, Judge Lawrence, in Chambers, before whom the brougnt, yesterday 10 exercise its equity powers for the property. SUPREME COURT—OHAMBEBS. | Decisions. By Judge Donohue, Sterne vs, Goepp.—Memorandum, Wallack vs. The Mayor, &¢., of New York.—Opin- fon. By Judge Lawrence, | In the matter of Morton and Another.—Writ dis- missed and prisoners remanded, Shaw ys. Shaw: Delane; vs. Maloney.—Motion junc Herman Grieme vi divorce granted to the plaintit. Grof vs. Swinerton.—Order granted, SUPREME COURT—SPEOIAL TEBM Decision. By Judge Donohue. Harrington vs. Gomperts.—Memoranaum, COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. Decisions. By Judge Larremore. Moore vs. Avery.—Decree signed. Weils vs. Cambell.—Motion denied, &c. OOURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. The Excise Cases Postponed Till Sep- tember. Before Judge Sutherland. In this Court yesterday Messrs. McKeon and Spencer moved the postponement of the trtal of the indictments against parties charged with vio- lating the Excise laws. ‘As there are about eighty prisoners in the Tombs awaiting trial the Ind Judge postponed the trial he second Monday in Septem- cases until t Burglars Sent to the State Prison. John McKown pleaded guilty to burglary in the ‘The indictment charged that on the 1th of this month he effected an entry into the | dwelling honse of Emily J. Vansant, No. 300 East thira degree. Fourteenth street, and stole a and a silver napkin ring, Stepher Flynn, Larkin, No. 97 Div! ol jewelry. These prisoaers were each sent to the State | Prison for turee years and six months, Grand Larcenies, William Smitn pleaded gutty grand larceny. to commit the offence. These prisoners were each Forgery. Hugh Lensfeld, who was charged with forging an | | order for the delivery of ten packages of gilt natis, with Intent to defraud Albert Auberg, pleaded | guilty to forgery in the fourth degree. sent to the Stute Prison tor two years. Herman Holden pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand larceny. He was charged Piece of lace worth $42, the property of Aiken & | Eighteen months in the State Prison was the sentence imposed, Dennis Riordan, a buy, who stole $45 on the 224 of June, owned by Jolin Sullivan, pleaded gutity to | He was sent to the Catholic Protec- Co., No, 573 Broadway. the offence, tory. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET POLICE COURT. Attempted Murder of a Policeman, and Other Assaults. Before Judge Sherwood. Patrick McDonald, or No, 414 East Twenty-third Street, Was arraigned on a charge of attempting to take the life of OMicer Schwab, of the Eighteenth precinct. McDonald was arrested by Schwab tor | assaulting Mrs. McDonald, and while being con- veyed to the station house the accused drew a pocketknife and made an attempt to stab the ofi- A blow of the club across the cer in the chest. frog rent, handdomely furnished, also a large second | gm cased the would-be Marderer to. TOP Oe ete eee ee aaa y teed Chat | story front Koom, with or witnont board, at reaucea | Py" iCniy. Kulre, and he was taken in without further trou- | a | rates for the summer. bie. He was held $300 to answer that of his wile. Charles Scoulbz, of N Mrs. Ann Rosi, of the sam and cutting her badly. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY, SUPREME CoURT—CHAMBERS—Before Judge Law- | ee holders. Previous to this, on behalfof Mr. Red- field, two motions had been made to have a re- inted, which motions were resisted on the ground that the company was a foreign cor- its business being carried on in Con- The motions were last. motion was ranted {t, holding that the property and the plaintits being within the juris- diction of the Court it was the duty of the Court In the Matter of Helfleld vs. | Bott—Memorandums for counsel, 10n is granted; $10 costs to abide the event. Wright vs. Suilivan.—hemorandum, Anna Grieme.—Decree of inaicted for a similar crime, also pleaded guilty to the lesser grade, 13th mst, he entéred the apartments of James | ion street, and stole $63 worth He was charged witn stealing on the 7th of this month @ valise containing clothing valued at $43, the property of Anna Meyer. Henry Thomas, who on the 9th of July stole Jadies’ dresses and neckties worth $110, the prop- erty of Emile Gere, pleaded guilty to an attempt nt to the State | Prison for two years and six mnths. ior triat on the oficer’s com- plaint in default ot $2,000 bail, and in default of | 424 West Fitty-third street, was veld to answer a charge of clubbing NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1874.~TRIPLE SHEET, OLD NORTH STATE POL TIEN, | #srer.s0% 32,00 <7 oor HOTELS. easily by from 1,000 to 1, (RD , FIFTH DISTRICT. The Congressional contest here exhibits some | features ot interest, General A. M. Scales, demo- erat, and W. H. Henderson, republican. are the candidates and regular nominees o1 thetr parties. forms, Bills of Las and i Theatrie merci prom: TAALISHMNT, No. 218 Broudway. | tully given on application. the jurisdiction The Approaching Congressional character is not what can be called ‘first class,’ and he has forced hmseli upon the republicans of | (}#OVE HOUSE, oe ati, eam 6 ‘sont is ust and chagrin 4 Is . ual t Scales would beat him | ore . badly, but in the Seventh Judicial district, whicn | {°F °reauet: Se. _ covers the Fifth Congressional, the democrats have nominated John Kerr, ex-member of Col ress, Jor judge. By an arrangement with Judge Raman, democrat, of Orange, the repubil- cans made no nomination for judge, and Ku@in 1% BLEECKER Supreme Court, PARTIBS DEMORALIZED Baya dhe. or Se. per night, $2 to the protection of only. A Multitude of Candidates— weekly prices reduce’ the real object is that the election of Henderson over Scales for Congress may be accomplished, The democratic majority m the Congressional ais- trict is but 268, while thas$in the Judicial district is 1,500, The perenne is that Scales and Kerr wil de elected, In the SIXTH DISTRICT the Hon. Thomas 8. Ashe (dem.), and sitting mem- ber is running without opposition. He carried the district two years ago against Oliver Dockery by 2,149 votes. In the Judicial aistrict covering this Congressional district there is a thick and bad muddie—two democrats, J. F. Hoke and David Schenck, the latter the nominee and the former abolter, The present tncumbeut, Judge Logan, repubilcan, is also a candidate, and the contest is between schenck and him, with the chances in favor of Schenck, THE SEVENTH DISTRICT brated campaign of 1872, when Secretary Boutwell made his famous “Bloody Chasm” speech at Greensboro, and Secretary Delano and Henry Wil- son, Carl Schurz and Senator Tipton, and Aleck McClure ana Governor Walker stumped the State respectively for Grant and for Greeley, carrying it by a small republican majority tor Caldwell against Merrimon, conservative. ‘The issues are some- what changed, the tar-heels having, iike the Vir- ginians in the Kemper campaign, endeavored, as far a8 possible, to make a square fight on ‘THE COLOR BAsI, and thus inaugurate a white anda black man’s party. If this were successful here North Carolina /T TOMPKINSVILLE, furnished Rooms, family of to continue in- FIEST LANDING, Herald office. A LADY WISHES A. LITTLI the ages o! seven and per week: references’ e Newark (N. J.) Post office. OARD 1N WESTCHESTER trom the city, on Harlem roa fooms, shady lawns, high groun Astor House, Barclay stré " me a s 1p the western portion of the State to support any Sommnce. ie be repybllnas 9 IO. WAL Hors MOUNTAI here 18 BO Judicial | ()ATSKUL / doating, bathing terms $4 per week. Address J. N. COgNTRY | BOARD —BOARD Durham and brought him out as an independent candidate. Durham is aa orator of some ability, and is notorious by reason of ns having been & leader of the Ku Klux in ’e9-’70. He was too strong a democrat to swallow Greeley in ‘72, aud being politically opposed to Grant lie cast his vote for O’Conor. Vance’s majority in ‘72 was 8,945, which gives htm margin enough Jor contingencies. RESUME, Looking over the entire State, with all the lights and shades I have given above, the probability is that the democrats will carry seven out o! the eight districts—the republicans getting Hyman, the Denes, as their only representative in Con- gress. The Heaiarure will be democratic, but to what extent it is now impossible to joretell, owing to the large numoer of independent candidates in the feld. The signs are apparent that both the present parties in the State are rapidly distntegrat- ing and falling to pieces. The republicans are badly demoralized and the democrats and con- servatives are just as bad, i! not worse. Inthe | Brooklyn. western portions of the State strict party lines are — enerally pretty well wiped out. Congressman Smith aud his Western Ratlroad schemes are said to have accomplished this demoralization of par- ties, All the people want railroads through the mountains. they have as little use for the negro as the con- servative. The effort, however, will be partially successful, as it will drive many of the weak- kneed white republicans to the conservative | ranks. Hight Congressmen are to be elected be- sides Superior Court judges and solicitors in all | the districts, and the latter will, in some cases, | considerably affect the vote of the former. The | election takes place on the first Thursday tn Au- | gust, the 6th. So tar as the canvass has advanced THE CIVIL RIGHTS MEASUBR, a8 one of the main issues, has been practically abandoned by the republican party. It was too dangerous @ leature to introduce among the white | republicans of the West, and itis only where the | megroes have an overwhelming majority that it | bas at all been advocaied. Cobb, the present member from the First district, committed himself to it in Congress, and m consequence has to favor it pow, though he does it in a very mild torm, | Every other candidate for either Congressional or | judicial honors on both sides denounces it, with the exception of Seymour, regular repubiican can- didate for judge in the Third Judicial district Qargely negro), and J. C, L, Harris, republican candidate for solicitor in this, the Sixth Judicial | district (also largely negro). Harris is open | | desire “to go down to posterity as the Charles | Washington square. | Sumner of North Carolina.” An effort to make the | TWE “SALARY GRAB!" at road; location unexceptionable. persons at $7 per ood tar icken| st oft and three chills or mosquitoes ; sniendid b substantial tabl erate. NOUNTRY BOARD IN CITY. clock worth $3 On the JO we county, ig. Address NOUNTRY BOARD—1 J Railroad, newr the § place, 38 West Forty-sixth stree! address box 12 Post office. Darien, | COUNTRY | BOARD-IN a BOARDERS WANTED, l INGLE ROOM, WITH BOARD, 10 GENTLEMEN, $7 per week. Also second story front, to gentleman on M4 ite, $18. Best reference, West Twenty-fourth ret, 2 OR THREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS to an attempt at bathing and tlshin $8 per week, Post office, Riverhead, 1. 1. located, on the Hndson River grounds and shade j sabling; terms moderate. Address box 'Y-SECOND STREET, FIRST DOOR —A handsome Sint of Rooms to | TREET, Fgikgadway.—Fine Rooms with, excelent W to $- per day; $6 to $10 per week; N¥Y, ENGLAND HOTEL, 90 BOWKRY, CORNER rd street.—200 light Kooms, neatly furnished, i BuED COUNTRY BOARD. STATEN ISLAND, NEWLY with good Board, in a private dults; bigh ground; near ferry: good borhood: large garden; abundance shade, &c. Address ‘SS SUMMER BOARD! and fishing on Garani H., Herald office. A MOUNTAIN far boase, two hours from the erty via lrie Rail- reag Mrs. AL GAEBEL, Mountainville, Orange county, N. Y. O°, TRY BOARD AT FARM HOUSE FOR TW thing: all modern conveniences; splendid shade and ta situation unsurpassed. See party now boardiny froin 4to8 Conn. PLEASANT healthy locality, at a tarm house, 70 miles trom city ;conventent to station: terms $7 to Address C. HENRY HOWELL, PRONTO SOE TR . : - 5 --. OOOO EOOIO ODT (CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, POSTERS, LAW } every ‘kind of Job, Com- Priuting neatly, cheaply and Hone at Hie METROPOLITAN PRISTD Estimates cheer. NG BS. ANT MOUSE, 48 NEW BOWERY, ONE BLOCK best venti- mas, She. to, Board, shaded grounds STURTEVANT HOUSE, BROADWAY, NEW YORK en atl night. ER, Proprietor. neigh: GIRL, BETWEEN ine, to Bourd’ and educate with her own; terms, including piano instruction, $7 shanged. Address SUBURBS, COUNTY, 26 — MILES on fai Inquire at Xo. 3 ; fine, cool 'Y—AT A FARM- miles trom horses and carriages to let or ‘ OARD IN ROCKLAND COUN would give the largest conservative majority of inet Feriened: aud pies cate: 6 i, ene | cine ROMgs Rae the Recrano Monnaie any State South; but it will be found impossible | ber, 1s the democratic nomtuee, opposed by a boarded. Call to-day and sve the proprietor at 484 Sixth to induce the voters of aiarge mountain section | LOlfer named Dr. C. L. Cook. Robbins as the | avenue, or address L. D. N. COE, Suflorns, <a— Mountain scenery, healthtul surroundings, airy table; $7 to $8 per man who calis himself a conservative or a | election in this district. In Rooms, home miorts ana good democrat, ‘These wert Unio) T- THE KIGHTH DISTRICT ‘ .C, DEYOL, Wes . county thet tae” bey! peared Union people dur- | Genera: Robert #3. Vance, present member, ts the | Neier Address B.C DEYOL, West Kill. Greene county ing the trying times of the war, and a8 | democratic candidate for re-election; ‘out by | “Guxgay nOARD AT EAAT MARION, Lo LcGoob @ natural result are now republicans, though | agreement the republicans have taken up Plato - pas ON, Ls. 1.—GOr rs DAY, LVE lenty fresh eggs, tables: not tar from OaUAtine hours from New York. J. LESTER YOUNG, Aquebosue, Long Island, N. ¥ OUNTRY BOARD.—COLD SPRING HARBOR, L. T.—Rooms for August vacation; fine cimate; no ample grounds; athing houses free: terms mod- HENRY BROWS : (CE FRONT ROOMS, viewing New York Bay. 3) minutes trom ferries, for sinall, select tamily; moderate terms; fresh inilk, fruit, vegetables. Also House for sale, ten rooms, twoor more lots, price $5.50): terms easy. Inquire of Mr, DAY, at Pitty fith street and Thi Address large garden; avenue, \OUNTRY BOARD IN THE SUBURBS OF GOSHEN, ¥,j plenty of shade; three rooms, A at the ~ M., oF NA PRIVATE FAMILY—AT A FARM, BEAUTIFULLY large house; extensive 'y miles south of Peekskill 45 Post office, Peekskill, | let, with Board, separately or together; also Rooms tor | 7~ single gentlemen; summer prices; references exchanged. $6 AND UPWARD PEK WEEK—FOR PLEASANT | DO Rooms, with a good table, at 153 Bieocker street; | two lines of’ cars pass the house; five blocks west of | | an issue proved a failure. It affected only Con- | gressman Weddell in the Wilmington disvrict, | and will not alter bis yote an iota. The people of | | this State are so engrossed in their own affairs, iet boardin welt to write to JO! terms reasonable. Broad | in what concerns them most—the election of good | 2#U™*¥:__ Ses 2 TO$IOPER WEEK, FOR EXCELLENT BOARD judges and solicitors, as they have been afflicted $6 TOSSED STERN, AOR FROM MN? Ryan With the most incompetent and partisan a sevof | Bron i both as ever cursed a State—that they care very lit- | $6 AND, UPWARDS FOK GOOD HOARD AND tle 1or outside national issues; and beyond giving ) picely ipeniahed. pleasant Kooms for four or five each of their Congressional Cdnaidates tneir heart | P2FoP* MMAR D’gat peat Sth arene. He was Falisades, Hudson River (vin si prices. THERS, 46 East Twenty-third street. with stealing a a the Square. | EAST SEVENTEENTH STREKT.—SUITS OF | est support they do not interest themselves much | 12 Koos on second floor to tet, with first class Board; | further, Im the present Congress, a8 the | also single Rooms: reterences exchanged. heoen connie | readers of the HeRaLD already know, there are EAST THIRTY-3ECOND STREET, BETWEEN Bogrd $3 per day. | five democrats ana three republicans irom this 14. Fi’ and Madison avenues Handecmely are A Uberal | Stave, the First, Sevond and Fourth atstricts being | nished Rooms on second and third floors, with first class a represented by the latter, Viz.:—Cobb, Thomas and | Bourd, at summer rates: also pleasant Rooms tor single Smith; while the Third, Fuiith, sixty, Seventh and | semtiemen. 12 Sn aU Eighth are represented by Waddell, Leach, Ase, | 17 WAVERLEY PLACE—87 10 $10 PER WEEK Robbins and Vance, conservatives, in their re- tor nicely turnishod Rooms, with first class Board. | spective order. Ia | tor family or single gentlemen, giving satisfactory reter- THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT ences. aN WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET.—WITH BOARD, Otsego county, N. ¥., AS BUNY. =D. P. PETERS 18 3 r sald hotel. Sones BOARD—COOL BREEZES, PURE MOUN- twin wir, notehills, no orgultocs: Linnwood House, arrangement made permanent families and travelling JAM ‘AN, tenmer to Fort Lec, owni- bus to house): first class accommodations at, moderate rend tor circular or apply to HOLMbs BRO. enta, ‘roptietor. O LONGER MANAGER OR im any manner connected with or Hotel Fenimore, and al! persons are notitied thi has no authority to contract any debis or do ary act for JAMES BUNYAN, Proprietor of Hotet Feniniore. mployed at me he republican, the sitting member; Dr. Edward Rao- 89 per week; Foterences. som, republican, and J. J. Yeates, democrat. “BELMONT HALL. QQ BAST, TWENTY. THIRD Thirty minutes trom Whitehall street, Cobb, who 18 a:mongyel sort of diminutive Jew of | no ability and but little political sagacity, has STREET. — SECOND | | | there are three candidates in the ©, L. Cobb, C 19 large Rooms ior two $20; also single Rooms, $8 to | | Q8T" STREET, NO. 53 WES 2% cents: groves, lawns, truit trees passed; terins low. H. B._KE Comes WEST POINT HOTEL is now open, ) he jailed to get a nomimation untii severalol tne | —— counties of ius district had witadrawa and nom. | nated Dr. Ransom. Since then every effort hag | | been made to induce Kansom to withdraw, but they have all signally failed, much to Cobd's ais- | 92 EAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR MADI- | Ae son Park.- A private lamily will let, with Board, | Randsome Rooms, on second and third floors, on very | reasonabte terms; family very sinall, \ ‘i couiiture.” Ransom is making an active can- | QQ AND 35 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.—KURO- | Faqu 5 i 5 kouse, on the nead, | Yass of this largely negro district, and. ce | 3 (ean pian, Kept by english Indy; elegancly tur: | AGORA H COD FARE MOTEL vill nished Kooms and Suits of Rooms, tor families and gen. | hoy. Ne : j with THE Cane CRUE Rivit ostighes ¢iaenr tlemen; terms moderate; Rooms transient for stranger: ymnasium and ail the amusements; hotel; $3 to $12: nine t ping by | have succeeded in alienating all of that class not 2 cents. Ke ‘ herecotore affected by bis bad appoiniments, Besides these prejudicial GRAMERCY PLACE (182 KAST TW street).—Large front room, hanasomel, od Loard ; reasonable ETH furnished ; ricos; also a handsome small oom for one or two; table board. Or 35 Influences on Cobb's | go chances the judicial election in the Second Judicial HOME, ite resort is now CATSKILL rendered himseli excessively unpopular with the | 40, floor ts let with private tablo. of en suite, with | fy white mea of his party by reason of several un- | hired.” MS GHIRES ADP REN -SOTEROOR PETE: | ss ararpe ey FAR ROCKAWAY fortunate and disreputable appointments he had | 4 a ee | Peat Re ENS made in his district, In the nominating conven- | PARLOR FLOOR TO | —— New Brighton, Staten Island. jass appointinents; moderate rates LL, 1s NOW . Proprietor. E ON THE BEACH, PERTH J.—9 trains from Whitehall street; tare jon unsure Proprietor EDWARD COZZENS, Proprietor. ON THE SHORE At —20) aeres of groves lawns, first class faunily Whitehall street; tare, ', Proprietiess. MOUNTAINS.—THIS pen, with nero; sed improve- per week; for gentlemen i comes out in full Dloom . S city, newly furnished and provided with elevators and Their Chances. comes ous in full bloom against Kerr. again the | i city, newly furnished and provided With, evans on | trict, F. N. strudwick, 1s opposed by a | ZWeBty.ninth street have lately ven added to the hotel. bolting “democrat, Georae Fanon, also” oy | Gat” "Hae A'REGRGN "LENS, Mopictonk RALEIGH, N. O., July 17, 1874 agreement with the republicans. ‘The’ ostenaibie sa erage ae re ages aepSypo peg The old North State is now in the middle of a po- | Object of these arrangements by the republicans is SUMMIT HOTEL, 65 BOWERY, CORN B, A litieal campaign, almost as exciting as the cele- to beas Kerr for judge, though that will fail; but Ss Rooms, by day aud week, 50c., 60c., 75¢. and AND | box 156 | ARTIES IN WANT OF A COOL, PLEASANT AND | lace among the Catskills would do vrite to JOHN SMITH, Lexington, Greene coun- u SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALES, Cooks, &. WEST STH 8T.—A LADY, GIVING UP HOUSE. keeping, wishes to get a situation tor her cook ina first class family; elty or country: reference. Q FRANKLIN ST, REAR—A WOMAN AS FIRST class restaurant ‘cook; is accustomed to down town | Festaurants Q EAST 25TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS COOK, *) washer and ironer: no objection to the country. Can be seen at present employer's. 44TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRG wok, wash and irou ina small private family; id city reference 1 D() BAS! BIH st. REAR.—A | MIDDLE-AGED aV woman ascook ot to do dairy work in the coun try; good reterences, WEST 33D 8 SSENT EMPLOYER’S).—TO cook, wash and tron: best elty reference if re- quired. Can be se engaged. SPECTABLE WO AN TO DO wash and iron in @ F Msework, Cook, stnall private tamily Q WEST 13TH STA P. °f COOK; UNDER: 3 stands ts, MIN, as breads of all kinds, jellies and bjeclon to @ Hrst class b ing house ; best city a bas ss 19 WEST ISTH 5' . do plain cooki to go where there is city referen’ GQ BAST TH STA LADY WISHES TO PRO. DF cure situations for two girls; one as cook; the other as chambermaid; together or separate; no oD- jection to the country. val W CHAMBERS ST.—A RESPECTABLE woman as good cook, washer and ironer; is a good. baker: country preterred. 'Can be seen tor two days. 76} EAST OTH 81. IN BIRD STORE.—A RESPHOT 2 able young German irl us first oluss cook in restaurant or hotel; no objection to the country; city reg erence. — ped QQ CHRISTOPHER | ST, A WOMAN AS FURST OF class cook; good bread, biseuit and pastry maker and meat cook ; Willing to assist with the washing; city or country, PECTABLE WOMAN TO hen work: no objection cook I & private family; good, 114 WEST TH st. REAR—A COMPETENT WO- LL man as tirst class class cook in a boarding house, no objection to the country; good referen ll WEST 19TH ST, REAR.—A_ RESPECTABLE young woman as first class cook; no objection te ¥O a shortdistance in the country; first class city re1ers ence. 124. WEST, BD st. BETWEEN OTH AND. 7TH + avs.—A competent young woman as cook; thoronghly ‘understands alt kinds of cooking, baking, poultry and gatne; no objection to a first class boarding ouse : take entire charge of kitche 4 try reference. LB] ZEST OTH STA TRUSTWORTHY ENGLISH OL woman as good cook; exceilent washer and froner; no objections to the country; best reterences, Call for two days. 139 EAST 9TH ST.—AS COOK, WASHER AND ironer in a small private tamtly; city reterence, 139 WEST 2TH St. BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH Oe avs —A respectable girl to do cooking or cooks ing and laundry work: good city reteret 150 West ATH St. IN THE STORE.—AN EXPE. OU menced woman as first class cook ; understands all kinds of soups, meats, pastry and jell togo in the country; best city reterenc no objection 157 WEST 2TH st. TOP FLOOR A RESPROTA of ble girl as good piain cook: will assist with the ‘ashing; no objection to the country; good ct ence. Cau be sesn tor one day. 158 Weer. 2te st YOUNG WOMA) OO class coo ing to assist with ¢ hing ana ironing, or would go in a summer house in the coun iry; best chy reference 193 20. AV.—AS FIRST CLASS PROTESTA! Je) cook in ® private family; best city reference, It for ‘wo days, T HOUSTON ST,—AS FIRST CLASS COOK in a private tamily; is willing to assist with the Washing and ironing {f desired; has the best ot city re! all tor two days. AV, A.—A YOUNG WOMAN As COOK AND to do washing and ironing, or woutd do general all private tamil 199 housework in DD} 3 EAST 25TH S8T., IN THE CANDY STORE.—A 410 competent woman as cook; understands dread and biscuits and all kinds of tamily baking; best city reference; no objection to the country. Call for twe days <~ a 214 EAST 42D ST,., BETWEEN 2D AND 3D AVS. _ girl to cook, wash and tron or do g¢ Work in & private family; cood city referen 6 4 WEST 37°H 8 A RES: 216 tisteias cook? no obje ARLE GIRL AS ion to assist with the washing and ironing; govd city retcrence from last place. DAT WEST 45TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL ag cook, washer and ironer in a small private family. Can be seen at present employer's. TABLE. TIDY a9 WEST 32D ST.-A_ RESP: . “ Younx woman as good plain coos, washer and ironer; city best city reference DY) EAST 21ST ST., FIRST FLOOR—A RESPECT. ZAZL able girlas gdoa plain cook; 18a Kood washer beat city reference irom last place. 22) 3 EAST sgt ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO COOK, wash and iron; one year's reference. 282 WEST 18TH ST.—A COMPETENT WOMAN AS 4 cook ina email boarding house ; no objection te assist with Washing and ironing; good reference. 934 EAST 41ST 58T,, FIRST FLOOK.. YOUNG OF woman as cook, washer and Ironer; good city reterence. 237 WES 27TH ST.—AS GOOD COOK AND IS P willing to assist with the washing aud ironing} dest reference trom her last employer. 303 EAST 36TH ST.—AS FIRST CLASS COOK; Ig 2) willing to assist with the washing; best city } | | 306 | 31 rence, NOS, 1: 29,30) ah, Se Ob 08, 7% 81, 91, 95, | Giatrict, composed largely of the couaties that | —, SHER a SEE une cud ee eee ee 118, 122, 124, 125, 128, 146, 162. strict, C je vly p coun! = EAST TWENTY.SECUND STREET, NuAR | SER Acra, Greene county 4 JOU ‘RB ‘TERM—! hes | make up the First Congressional district, wil roa x , M + {gee "es “ | Manne Count—Tniau ‘TeeM—Part 1—Betore | pl diadvantageonstt 33 Min. it ia contained 45 _Broadway.—Large handsomely turnished Rooms, AIR VIEW HOTEL, 10. MILES FROM CATSKILL.— | Judge McAdam.—Nos. 3244, 6248, 5286, 5627, 5629, | “ on suite or singly, transient or permaneuily, with first excellent country Boara tor gentlemen, at very | 5245, 550, 5623, 4244, 5084, 5662, 4880, 5652, 5665, | thal under tue constitution the Legislature had uo | class Board, to Southerners and others, at summer | jyoderate prices: livery attached. Address WEBSTER 3622, 5722. 5651 6027, 6624, 5830, 5331, | POWer to order an electou in thut district until | prices _ a ENNINGS, Cairo, Greene county, N.Y 334, 5336, 5337, 5685, 1878, and the republican Judge, Mvore, decined to | ea MRC ANDAOMELY SURSERERIT | 2 Se TT COURT Ov GENERAL Sessioxs—Held by Judge | eutcr lu'o a contest ior re-elvction and announced | A] ytoome, with Hoard, to gentleman ant wite oF | 5 iran Bork sip at 4B, Se 2 foot af Sutherland.—The People vs. William Kelleher and | Wis determination to hold on, subject to the de- | gingte ventlemen; table first class; house kept by a WT ast River, at 9A. Mi Sunday, at 9 A. M., trom James McGuire, robbery; Same vs. Michael Stauat , Cistou ot the Supreme Court. This programme the — Southern lady; summer prices; referenc i slip. LEWis & CO. Proprietors. and George Kuhn, burglary; Same vs. William H. ame Vs. ‘Isabella Preston, lar- ceny; Same vs. Anna Donnelly, larceny; Same vs. Thomas, reeny Anna Gage, larceny; Same vs. wards, larceny (rom the person, BROOKLYN COURTS. Ronin ada COURT OF SESSIONS. A Thiet Prefers Staie Prison to the Pen- | itentiary. Before Judge Moore anil Associate Justices Voor- hies and Johnson. Yesterday Henry Peyman, who had pleaded guilty to having robbed Mrs, Markell of a gold locket and chain on Grand street, was brought up for sentence in the Court of Moore, alter ascertaining that offender, sentenved him months in the Peattentiary. Priso Judge—No, sir 3 will not. Penitentiary. ‘A Burglar’s Sentence. Edward Markin, alias McDuff, who was indicted | for burglary in the first degree for breaking into the house of Mr. Meeks, No, 570 Bergen street, was tried and convicted yesterday and Judge Moore sentenced him to State Prison for tive years, A BEAUTIFUL NEW YORK “PANEL ARTIST” IN READING JAIL, (From the Reading Eagle, July 18.) Readers of the agile will remember young Frank Hardiman, the thief, who was months agu to serve a term of imprisonment for five years on the charge of highway robbery, When he first came to Reading, a fore he was arrested, his young and pretty little She ts a native of New York, ‘They opened a panel house in Irishtown, and for several weeks carried on business there. the young man feil into the hands of the law, and wife came with kim, be was sent to jail. bitterly during the sentence, Map, for some reason oT othe went to Harrisburg. ance excited suspt burg were telegraphed to airest an officer irom that city fair prisoner and gave her inc bie. 8 a withdrew her bail and | ‘—On, don’t send me there, Judge. me six months more and send pe to State Prison, fou si ‘The entire Court and every- body present noticed the young wife as she wept Mrs. Hardiman said she was compelled to lead the life of a disreputa- . leis Reading and Her mysterious dtsuppear- ‘. Hardiman without party had agreed upon, bat Louis (iulhard, also re- ' puplican, came out as a candidate sor judge and ENOX not Y-FIRST STREET, TAN DSOMELY caused quite a rupture among the faititu Cobb rent, ith Board, upon very arge fine rooms on Arat floor vacan William W. Kd. DOW espouses the cause ol Jiliard, while Ransom, ws 7 i | his Congressional opponent, sustains Moore. This XINGTON AV) UE.—A FURNISH“D PAR. LIP, L. L—sITua A a L “wot Bay and o Re ti 56 ior ‘and Bedroom.on the second. floor to iet, en Roows for tamilies ant gentieme suite or singly, with or without Board; terms moderate; will cost. Cobb many | yepu nh voies and the ' breach in the rauks Wide and still widening, boating. bathing, on toe ventilated Rooms; terms $y other desirable Rooms, with or without Board; terms low. 139 8 » HOBOKEN.—A FEW | - Oe nicely furmshed large and small sized Rooms to let, with good Board, at moderate terms. Or WOK. SECOND DISTRICT. Jonn Hyman, a negro, 15 the republican nomince Jor Congress i this district, which Thomas White, republican, carried over Kitcuet, democrat, in the ‘W. Simmons, RIENT POINT ORL HOUSE, SQ WES 158 Sixth and adults having more co large Kooms on second under tie mabagement of Littleneid aud Swepsor There is nota leading White republtean tn Hyman’s Judge di ct who a tes his elecuon, and the State he was an old repubiican Senatorial candidates in the counttes venues —A sin than they require, wil oF, to two KenLemen and their Seastons, pasonr HOUSE, Yonkers } avast him ia few days as an independent can- | itn “or without Hoa y also small hall Room; family | to let, with or without Board, or for Hight housekeeping; | private house ; bath, gas, &e. | WIDOW LADY oocuryl ANT Bi dence would take a gentleman and wite, with full Indy, None but first class parties necd apply. R., Herald Uptown Branch ottice LIVING ALONE AND HAVIN rnished home, wishes !o rent one or two | negro emigration ty the South, his chances woud seem to be bad, So iar the democrats have Drought out nO candidate in this district, preter- ring to !nil the opposition into apathetic security — Z until the list mony ibiscontended that if they | Boars fo do not defeat Hyman the Auldress majority and certainly earry ey LADY, seco Congressional district at all close or doubt- A s | EXCHANGE, NO EXCHANGE—A Few road Stock tor Dry Goods, R., box 134 Herald oftice. sentencea some y county in the A HAND. few months be- the contest remains the same as it Was last elec carry, & matter, however, which amounts to noth. | ing among the people of iis party, and is only used in the campaign by the professional demagogues, | McKay, on the other hand, Who was celevrated as | BUARD AND LODGING WANTED, OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, | within five mmutes walk from Forty-eigh/h streot STORAGE. F 0 T, BROOKLYN, E. D.— OU A tow gentiomen can be accommodated with good Board ina private tamil, convenient fo tour terries ders attended to, Was used against him. this district will not arfvee The election of judge in tue Congressional con- trict has a democratic majority, though Wililtam A. GREENWICH, hing and shooting; targe an ‘T POINT, L. Ie reme end of Long did sea bathing, d last election by a majority of 5415 Votes. nyman, Now open, situated on the who was formerly a member of the Legislature | pra Wi TWENTY-KIGHTH STK Two | Island. tronting’ on the sonnd and duriug the swindling sessions of 1867-88, Is ta bad 15¢ gentlemen can have good Board and pleasant | Metalen on he waters pe odor as a Conlessed bribe-taker tn the $16,000,000 — Rooms. Terms $6 per week. — Island Railroad, trom James slip; also raliroad jobs that Were put through that body | > ‘¥-PIRS’ ¥ W. Coit, from foot of Wall street. Send on the Sudson. L, U. MALTBY. BE low rent, didate. [1 to all these adverse cireumstances of | Sinai’ Cail ail week. = . emer Spores | the sable would-be Congressman 1s added the tact - A a —— {3 Pek, f had it He Mey | that there 18 no district in North Carolina which | 5G BRUADWAY, BETWEEN | roRTyiNtsTiE Oe eee DEGATAP has suffered so seve yim the past cwo years vy oe and Fiftieth streets. —Nicely furnished hooms * SHARES OF Muslins, &e, MARBLE MANTELS. _ Final tion, Waddell, democrat, and Net! McKay, LEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET—WITH — Union square, Fourth avenue and seventeenth st. N. nally | reput being the candidates, Waddell is a EK Board, at No, M5 West Twentieth street, en suite or _ IM EAST strong man—perhaps the vest in bts district— Separately, to adits; house and accommodation first fre pfn a great favorite; but he has the “salary grab’ terns moderate, aie mM TEBTH. cents: silv ew York Dental established 1851 No. 3 Park row, CONN.—FIVE - J. RUTJES, Db ean; a few desirable ON SOUTH ‘leaving no doubt of the election of Yeates, the | small American tamily, Hace 2 AMOS R. STELLENWERF. | democratic candidate. Ia te lust election Cobb) FQ EAST B Nay Rev ners as IPPAN POINT, STAMFORD, | only beat Carter (democratic), a weak man, by ] 8 Sereeen Boon, a phil Gear thnie alee ( rom city: unusual a H UDWELL, Proprietor. Ba: to Jour years and six o1 Wilson and Northamp‘ou ae openly denoune- ves diven and requ as Saath Seer e i ROS me hit and will net support him under any cue | ¢ WEST FOURTH. REKT.—FURNISHED Tee OLR Oh Ls! . Give cumstinces, In Hymns own county, Warren, | 2OQ goometo tee with Board: terms 85 and 96 per Garntapaiic, toot ot bed street Worn Bier: where there are but two white repuclicans in the | Weck. Alto large turmished Rooms, without board; $.0 : wee Sch Will go to the whole county, there i a boiters’ vonee out against @ month. pees nina it eaten a oe hun; and added to this Judge Clarke has bolted | WE \TY- STRAND | QOUTH SIDE NOTEL, AMITYVILLE, L. TL. OVER. | the repubiican no.nination jor judge im the Third 200 somely furnished large or small Rooms to let, > looking the Great south Bay; oily Ute $12 t0 $15 | Jucteial district, composed iargely of the counties — with or without Board, including all conveniences; terms — per week. _Mrs i, €. KING & SON, Proprietors. in the Second Congressional district, and he wilt reasonable. ae MPUE PARRY HOUSE, AT HIGHLAND FALLS, ON injure Hyman’s cause considerably, To crow 233, 2 KIGHTH AVENUE.—FURNIGHED ROOMS TO T the banks of the Hudson, 14s miles trom West Point, ali, and = which makes ilyman’s chance | se Diet, large and small; also a trout hall Bedroom, is now open; terms $12 to $18 per week, Address amalier by degrees aud — bewutilully a With or without Board. Call all the week. WILLET PARRY, Hichland Fails, 8. Y. Fait 1 | George W. Biount, a distinguished ~ law¥er QO west TWENTY. SEO ; eee MMALRYTOWN HEIGHTS HOTE NOW OPEN: A 4 ENTY-SECOND STR —SEKCOND Ale : . j and republican "will take the stutup | 3()7 sory tront Room, handsomely iuentsho. to lot, nit of hooms vacant on. Apply at hotel, LEASED , Nowerv National Bank, Address R ere the Legis! . int xendeman and wite; Board tor lady only; oF TGRKATLY REDUCED PRICES. Bs nee oe TraD Om, Wituine tera would take two young ladies ‘to Board. Adiress N. bk. Anoxtensive stock of Slate and Marble Mantels, ne! | Fo Herald Uptown Branch office: Wash Trays and Slate Work of every description, RHYN sbAte COMPANY, IGHTEENTH 8T., NEAR Il conve- TWEEN i being two years ago a violent negro worshipper a Sixth avenue oe mist be moderate, | QTORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, BAGGAGE, ble woman, and tn ihe Rie of time she found | ana heartily in favor o! breaking down tne dls- Oa ee Hernia Untow! ee ene | eee in weparate rome: Dividing had alt | herself stopping with rs. Bannan, shortly tinction between “the parlor and the kitchen, a et, owe || miences; watch Might) MICHALES & ON, M4 ale ERMANENT BOARD WANTED—BY A SMALL 88, and 42 Commerce street, near Bleecker. after that time charges were preferred | now rivals Waddell, his oppouent, in his denun¢ i ity, all aauite: entire aecond fone in tut sehr d blank bel Bel 0 8 | Sized house, with'a generous private table, required ; " 2 against her by Mrs. Bannan, and sne was CIVIL RIGHTS BIA siait located family desiring to curtail expenses. a. fn- AYPHING- arrested for the alleged crime of stealing ‘The contest in this district is warm, and the re- | vorable opportunity is offered. Address ANSON, Herald 3 THIRD AV Bi clothes and wearing appare!. She was released on | sult will be close, with the chances I lavor of _ ofiice. | th ani nty-first street bail, and then took up her residence with Mrs, Waddell, The latter beat bis present competitor = = flemen can receive the utmost value in cash tor castolt Wenrich on Wainui street, above Yenth, who had = in tne last contest by a majority of 729 vores, | BROOKLYN BUARD. Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry, Laces; orders by mail pane: become her surety. A few days ago Mrs. Hardi- | wheu all the power of the federal administration Ore GatoaS Beka | tually attended to by Mr. or Mrs. MINTZ Broosiyn or on, and the officials at Harris: test one way or the othe: ne contest in the and all the lines ot cars; references requic®l, DENTISTRY. ’ her, Yesterday FOURTH OR RALEIGH DISTRICT ore | N y FURNISHED ROOM, W BEAUTIFUL SET ¢ OTH, $5, $8; GUM SETS, me to Reading With the | isa square party fight between two comparativery YAXTEDGNE PLY BORSTOMED | tN Peer eee oe eee: OSs, comet rge of OMcer unknown and weak men—Laptain J. J. Davis, — ¢ patton terry. Address, stating price, J old and platina, $l. All work war i first class, at and return, Mrs. Wenrich democrat, and 4, H, Headen, republican, The dts- tion D, r WHITE'S, 239 Sixth avenue. Open Sunday. &C. sole friends or any 10 hetp her. She wept piteousiy smith, repadlican, carried it over Rogers, demo- | } BEAUTIFUL SET, $5 TO $3; ¢ when she taken to jail in detuuiteor bail, | crate inte tase election. by. 139 vores IN WARG, | cee nnneanwence annnnnnnnennne | A Siglo, 81s extracting with Kas Parties are willitg to settle the case it the costs the metropolitan county, the republicans. are 80 GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.—FRANKFORT | WS. 50 cents, , anmine sponimers fre paid. Mrs. Hardiman may be said to be the | badly demoratized and mixed in awarvetween | A. House, corner Hranktort and William streets, 250 Rooms, No. 262, 9 most beantiul female that Naxever been put in themselves, headed on the one hand by Tim Le nol, Tight Rooms, 2 and 0 cents each; gentlemen ana our county jail, It was stated wt Police Head- the present Sherif, and on two omer by families gs WINES, LIQUORS, quarters That she possessed an excellent soprano Holden, the Mayor, that the chances are this “MAISON PARISIENNE, 98 AND @ BAST voice and plays very we She ts petite in fignre, tyht Wil give the county to the democrats, A “Tweitth street, betweea Coiverstty place and URE KENTUCKY WHISKEY, 3 TO 2 YEARS OLD. About twenty-two years of age, blue eyes, tarrcom: though it has a large colored majority. Ths Wil, Broadway; elegant Apartments. ta families and simghe GEO. 1B. H. GRAY & 00., PlexXion and most beautitul teeth. | doubtiess, be the means of elesting Davie; DUS | gentlemen at summer priees; table de hote at 6 P.M, i agents for Gormas & Vo., of London, rdies and gen- | 4lt Keached by Long | per steamer W. or cireular, M.B. PARSON | | | doarding house; good reference, 493 pu | Ge reference. Can be seen tor two days. 304 7TH AV,, IN THE BUTCHER'S, ONE FLIGHT of stairs’ up.—A capable woman as first clase cook ; is good baker; city or country ; best city reference, EAST ATH ST.—A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH woman as first class cook; would assist with Washing ; no objection to the country: best relerences, KAST 30TH ST.. BETWEEN IST AND 20 avs.—A respectable girl as first class cook; understands her business periectly; will assist with t washing ; best city referen 398 BAST aT ST. BETWEEN 187 AND, 3D aiC) avs, second floor, back room.—A Scotch Pros: Dyteian woman as cook; understands her business thoroughly; meats, soups, jellies, bread, biscuit and tries;awilling to KO to the co: Capable of (al charge of a dairy; best country and city reterence. DS WEST 45TH ST., NEAR 9TH AY, 345 00D COOK, able German woman as cook. 57 WEST Tt St.—A WOMAN AS OO Candis willing to asatst in ihe washing; no abt jection to a boarding house: good city referen BAST 7TH ST. A respectable yo is willing to asmiat with washing and. {roni hes; no objection to a first class toity reference from r last place, QOTABLE, WOMAN rand ironer, or t TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM.= x Woman as first class cook: boarding house 5 416 WEST 49TH ) as goot plain . general housework; good Feter 5 Whst 4 ST.—A RE 425 years old, ence. Od ECTABLE WOMAN has gota child, three with her; best retet~ ‘washing ; Og a AV., BETWEEN 2TH AND 250t ST 428 "est cliss cook: isan excetient baker: Would go as pastry cook. best city reference. 48 6TH AY., ROOM 1s. A YOUNG GIRL AS cook; is d good baker no objection toa private A RESPECTABLE willing and oblige pi a 498 2D AV., CORNER 287d ST. € wirl as coow and Iaundres: ing; city or country; good reterence. BOA s2udMak RESPRCTABLE WOMAN AND OU child in the same place; woman to cook and assist with coarse washing; xitl Will make herself gen erally usetul, Address, tor Lwo days, M. € ( LAST 9TH ST.—A FIRST CLASS COOK; CAN do all kinds ‘of cooking and assist with the washing and ironing; can make good bread and pastry; goud city reference. THQ WT AV, BETWEEN SIST AND 52D STR, OZ vaker's store).—a neat, active young woman ae cook, Washer and irouer; clly or county; § years’ retort ence trom last employe FG7 THAN, NE COMPETENT 46.6 woman ascoox ina small, gontect family: is am excellent cook; good bread and pastry maker; good oly retorences. Qr oil AV. IN THE REAR, SECOND FLOOR (Oo Arospeciable Seoteh woman as good cooks is first rate washer and ironer: good city reference. . 42D AND 43D STS.—~TWO | 2D AV., BETWE B08 *oung eins, want to xo foxether; one as plain | 36 cook; thi other as chambermaid and waitress; wing and obliging; city or country aL 1 003 3a Atar YOUNG GIRL TO COOK, WASH 1.335 ey 3D AV,, BETWEEN 76° AND 17TH STS = of to do house work ; ¢! sas ‘A your Woman as cook, Washer and irouer YARDS, CIRCULARS BILL HEADS, POSTERS, LAT y reference. torts fils of Lading, ani every Rind of fobs Com. ercial heatrieal Prinuny Really, cheaply ati mrenunely done atthe MECROPOLT TAN PRINTESG Ede PARLE 218 Broadway Estimates cheer bp tully given on ation, Chambermaids, &. WEST 2811 Sf.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL as chambermatd and waitress; no objection toa private boarding house; good city reference. Can be seen for (Wo days 28 West Writ ar—a YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL 2a as chambermaid or waitress in a private family best city reterences. 35 KING $T., RAAR, FIRST FLOOR,—A_ YOUNC ) girl todo chamberwork and wait on table in Can be seen tor stall tamily; good city reterence day. s) ISTH STA RESPECTABLS YOUNG s chambermatt to assist with the watt y reference. Ca ailil POs, ORCHARD Sf, NEAR BROOME 8T., THIRD floor.—-A respectable girl as ehatnbermait do plain sewing or assist in washing in a private « relerenge. in: