The New York Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1879, Page 11

THE COURTS. Appeal in the ‘Red Leary” Habeas Corpus Proceedings TREATY OF WASHINGTON ESTE UE A Woman’s Marvellous Escape from the Smallpox. The conundrum, What shall be done with John alias “Red” Leary ? is still puzzling the courts, The lawyers propounding the conundrum, not sstisfied with bewildering the brains of thejudges of the State courts, took the case to the United States District Court. The lattor court has courteously refrained from giving its answer to the conundrum pending the decision of the Supreme Court, General Term, from the decision of Judge Davis dismissing the writ of habeas corpus taken out on his behalf and stay of proceedings granted by Judge Donohue on a writ of certiorari. As is well known, Leary is charged with being im- plicated in the Northampton Bank robbery, The case came up yesterday for argument on this appeal before Judges Brady and Ingalls, Leary being rep- resented by Messrs. Algernon 8. Sullivan and Peter Attorney Phelps and Winches- pending an Te peuses appearing & itd itton appearing in opposition. Mr. Sullivan in his ergumont first clted the “Arti- the provisions of the United a the Act of 1798 in regard to ry State of & person with crime. He insisted that the “ake of tha aoe son claimed from the demanding jurisdiction must Proven satisfactoril: the Act of 1793. Thatin order nocessaril; Ush such flight it must appear not on! las itted within the juris demanding State, but that the person whose sur- within such jurisdic- that there can be no cles of Satin. | States constitution the extradition to an; in the manner ction of the render is claimed was actual! tion and fled therefrom ant such thing as constructive flight, but that it an actual and positive pe 4 He discussed longth the proofs as to identity and then commented mee introduced in the case, contended that the mandate of thw Governor is am- bignous and defective, and that it does not set forth a crime under the laws of the State of Massachugetts, He urged in conclusion that however clear it may seem that Leary may have acquired an uncnviable notoriety, the proverbial rights of the Reyes od and vilest citizen will con- tinue to secure to the most a; pects criminal rondi- tion or conviction according on the hearsay evide of our courts for the ho established forms itton, who made the answering argument, contend th that the return setting forth the war the prisoner is held is sufficient; that th» peices: is the document which authorizes the ar- rest and detention; that the Larry ste} which led to issuing the warrant are no authority by which the prisoner is held; That it it is desired to contest the jurisdiction or authority of the Governor of the State Fae", York to iss warrant it must be done by alleging, by way facts * wanting to constitute such jurisdiction; that such warrant was sufliciont to aos Leary; that it is not lawful in this proceed- to inquire whéther in fact the tugitive from justice trom the State of nor whether he committed an offence, or the offence with which he is in that State charged: that the ques- tion of identity was correctly determined aby Jude Davis, and that taking and the laws ap a to Steet one she docdaton of 0 Davis ed. At he close of the argument the Court took the Papers, reserving its decision. MEMENTO OF THE WAR. Judge Freedman has just sustained an order of srrest in a case which is of interest both on account It grows out of the Treaty. of Washington, between the United States and Great Britain, which, among other things, provided for a mixed commission to pass on British and American claims. ‘The papers in the case show that the de- fendant, Augustine R. McDonald, a British subject, had a claim pending before this commission for-cot- ton destroyed by our army during the war. “To Prosccute this claim he employed the plaintiffs, General Charles E. Hovey and William P. Doll, attor. noys in Washington, D.C., making them a written reed to give them a sun recovery, and providing should constitute of the facts and the law. % eee ya by which oe & 1 — ro compensation shi Salen pes ens any te that should be mad An award was its payment assignment ot feat the plaintiffs’ this fact the plaintiffs b me Court of the Dix sDonald and his fraudulent ass rights sottied and to enjoin the Jecting the award. about $200,000, but bo- mado his whole claim to de- Upon hearing of an action in thy Su. ict of Columbia against nes to have their fendants from col- 7 - bos eorecene = order was made by consent, appointing George 1888, on Washington, reoviver of he directed to invest in bonds of the District of i bold, subject to the plaintiffs’ lien, to await the further decreo of the Court, The detend- ints in that action. demurred to the plaintiffs’ bill, their demurrer was sustained, and the plaintiffs ap- ee but, despite the McDonald ob’ ‘ex. parte order M directing parceaece to Feet the bonds to itis Was done, he sold the bond, snd with their procecdsabsconded from Washington. The order, ‘being appealed trom, was reversed, and McDonald was directed to return the funds to the Te eviver. The decree sustaini: feversed on appeal, award, which ho ing the | UrTer Was also , and in 1875.8 fined ju tendered in favor of the plaintiffs, establ thon to th to the amount of $50,00v. Meantii kept away from Washington with the proceeds of the bonds, and his whereabouts could not be discovered. A few weeks ago he was found established in an ob- soure office in mew York, and the plaintifls through laa Campbell, began this action, ler their origjna: contract made in 1878, thoy robe & iien upon the award; that such lien gave them an interest in it, making ‘them owners; that the lien attached to the bonds in ‘h it was invested, and that when McDonald sold the bonds he was guilty of they claim that his detention of the the reversal of the order undet them, Bed, Uecopmiptenie 4 i. sce detention of Pp w 0 €0. pon prese ing the complaint and affidavits to Judge Sperrot the Gaye Court, ho issued an order of arrest for Mv- fixing his —_ at $50,000, ‘was arrested, and iMvalow st eet Jail. His Proceeds after if which he obtained About to. days since that timo bas lain ‘Decors Fuge 1 epee wo vacate the order of arrest, on at the case was not one in which au grrest could be, made in accordande with the pro- visions of the code, Judge Freedinan has denied the to vacate tne order of arrest, with $10 costs. “THE ARSON CLUB.” An old man who gave his name as Cohen Davis, and ‘Bis occupation that of @ glazier, was yesterday ar- raigned for trial in Part 1 of the Court of Genoral Sessions, charged with perjury.’ The accused was « witness during the trial of Freeman and Bernstein, ‘who wore convicted of ation in the fitet degree by Assistant District Attorney Rollins, Both prisone: were charged with setting fire Seasons 1 Ludiow street, the main being to got the insurance Fry. stein, ono of tho alleged accomplices, was and convicted betoro Judge Cowing and sen- to imprisonment for ‘tes W. Bangs, Freedman on to the he Y the was present anscmbicd at the house of Freeman aud as eeey sure that Freonian Hm not lott the house be halt- past seven o'clock tn the evening—the night of wntil after midnight. ‘This yery night he ly asserted was the night of the fire in ‘Lu tire, Decause it was the birthday celebration ot ‘The day, moreover, was th antiiversary of tho death of the mother of the accused, and, of cotitso, he always observed it with solomnity, = opening the case Assistant District Attorney Hol line, who Sondweved the easv on the part of the prose. ention, be mcrae that wd Jury must be the judge of The substitution of lies fo ett wae not on UlcomMMON oo currence. had the ———— of the sonnel’ te been Dellord the jury in trial of Freeman and Bernsteiu shonid have ¢) The oxistencr on the cast the city of an organization at which witngses at any time could be procured for a comparatively trifitn, sum to swear to any tact had recently come to thi nowledge of the pared joubt it was closely allted main directors of which had already nd sentenced to serve for lito in a Mr. Rollins depicted wit! terrible results of urson—prometitated for the put- poso of yain-—and then commented severely on the Pieatlon of perjury. Tho prisoner at the bar, Mr. Rolling wad, was the sex| Bynagogus, and, under Freeman's littie boy. prompt acyuittal. ties, aud thote was 10 to the Arson Club, the all been convicted ae Chryatio street web Of religion, au of- fouce connnitted by him War tho More heinous, Chief Clerk Sparks and Mr, Monynge cextifted Me the testimony of the acensed takun on the Man, Charles MH. Perley and Daniel Deny tified that Freoman was not in his howse at ‘The further hearing of ti sworn to by Davin, will ba resumed to-day, NEVER “PINAFORE” A. AJUDGE BEFORE, Danie! Rafferty, a healthy, good natuted imports tion from the “ould country,’ Judge Cowing yesterday morning, a General Sea. sions, Part 4, charged with robbery in the first do. ‘Tho complainant. was his fried, Johp Beocken, another importation from tho samo was taken before "NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1879--TRIPLE SHEET. ' quarter. John charged that Dapicl took from him, by force and violence, $4 in United States currency. Mr. Brocken was requested to state his case to the (Caines, unica aie aetna :—"I was in Jimmy Shand- aloon, No. 81 Tenth avenue, and I met me ould ed metients tases ae we OO got drinkon purty freely together. Thin I got sontewhat foowey, like, and whin a woke up wee 2 me Ho as gone. ES new thes Soamen it 1 don’t know who tul “Did you go before the to make com- ant get your old Ratferty?’’ asked Mr. Bi Unremssongdn ® policeman, ‘ mn iiniain the prisoner’s counsel, was there- upon ask desired to ask the witness any ques- tions, ence Mr. Kiutzing replied, ‘No, aie the witness i8 a good assistant of snine'and pleads client's caso himself, for whieh, F aDPON, F ‘lig nage to sala any fuse with hii in the case and abandoned it, gemerking iho} the aeueert had begun to celebrate St. Patrick’s day “You far better fr up feinking said Judge Cowing, in discharging the prisoner. “T was never avubke? said Rafferty. “What, hover?” auied Mr Mr. Herring. “Well, hardly retorted Rafferty, Immediately t ‘hiereatter all left the court room, Mr. Kintzing remarking that bis client had never “‘pina- fore’ o tedge betosh, MEASLES, “NOT | SMALLPOX. ‘There has already been repeatedly published in the Henatp during the past cight years the story of the complaint made by Bridget Tormey against the Board of Health. As a trial of the suit was commenced yes- terday before Judge Daniels, holding Suprgme Court, Circuit, an epitome of the complaint is worth giving. On May 27,1871, Mrs. Tormey, who then resided at No, #& First street, was taken sick with the measles. One of the physicians of the Board of Health pronounced the disease smallpox and at onco had her remoyed to the smallpox hospital on Black- well’s Island, Here she was examined by the attendant physicians, who pronounced her disease measies. It seems, however, that the latter physician, in con- sideration of her having been sent there by the Board of Health, wonld not assume the responsibility, sl- thongh both Mrs. Tormey and her husband urgently desired it, to send her back to her home, but, sick as sho was, compelled her at a late hour of the night to walk a long distance through wet grass to another hospital on the Island, where she was kept several days. Upon this state of facts Mr. ‘Tormey brought asuit poe tho city for $10,000 damages. The de- fence is mainly a technical one, The facts as set forth in the complaint are not berg but it is set up in the answer that the Board. of Health is wholly rea ‘ible and alone can be held to liability for its that as for the Board of Health it cannot be fald able through failure, ‘as required by law in most cases, to bring the suit withiu six months, by that if there is any ground of action the of Health should have been, made a party defendant. The trial of the suit was begun yesterday beloro Judge Panicle, holding Suprome Court, Circuit. Col- onel G, W. Wingate appears for the plaintiff, and Colonel Prentice i. opposition, FORGING A POST OFFICE ORDER. ‘The case of James Morris, charged, in the United States Circuit Court, before Judge Benedict, with forging the signature to a Post Office money order, came on yesterday for trial. For the proseoution the testimony of Ls et Youmans, of the Post, Office, aud E. M. Cady was admitted, after some argument, to tie effect that the accused had ac- prea opi to them that he committed the ~ H. W. Sackett, who appeared as counsel a tl @efence, contended that this evidence was inadmissible, as the confession had been made under cpt pe inducements, The objection was Shteutes by Judge Benedict. . Morris testified at some length in his own behalf, and stated that he received’ the money order from’ one Anderson, by whom he was then temporarily sailor ed, and that the signatures were then already affixed. "When ar- rested he was told that there was a certain lady in- volved in the case, and that if he did not admit hav- ing forged the siguatures she would bo arrested. Under these circumstances and to shield her he acknowledged himself responsible for the act, end before this, upon héaring of Anderson's connection with the matter, immediately left his employ. The caso will go to tho jury this morning. Assistant District Attorney Butler mache dis for the prosecution. PARTNERSHIP A ACCOUNTS. A decision was rendored yesterday in the United States District Court by Judge Choate in the matter of August May and Aaron Berwin, bankrupts, on a motion to ae a proof of debt filed by the as- signee of the bankrupts against the individual estate of Berwin. The partnership was begun in 1864, and went into bankruptcy in 1872. Some time previous to this mit $47,000 was placed at the disposal of the firm, but im an account with P. Berwin & Brother, of which Aaron Berwin was a member. From this fund the latter, a few months revious to the failure of the firm of ‘May & Berwin, drew out $13,800, and this amount was claimed by he assignee us a debt against hie individual estate, In bis decision, which was a lengthy one, Judge Choate held to re contrary, ani age Ao motion, | to expunge. Bangs appeared for the motion, and T. Saunders for the Tas gy SUMMARY OF L. LAW CASES. The retrial of the suit brought by the Metropoli tan Gaslight Company against tho city, to recover for lighting the street lamps between Thirty-fourth and Seventy-ninth streets and the North and Enst rivers, betwoon Mareh 1, 1871, and August 1, 1872, tried before Judge Barrett, holding Supremo Court Cir cuit, the facts of which have been published, re- sulted yostorday in a verdict for $164,724 02 in favor of the plaintiff. inte verdict does not include in- terest, ‘which isto be added after computation. A ‘motion for a pew trial was denied, 6 original amount sued for was $325,254 04. ‘The United States of Mexico claims that Pablo Ravize ia indebted to it in the sum of $56,000, An attachment-was recently issued against some $47,000 worth of commercial paper, alleged to belong to Ravize, portion of this paper being in the hands of the National Park Bank of this city. In con- nection with the proceedings Mr. E. K. Wright, cashier of the bank, was called before a referee for examination, but on advice of his counsel refused to answer certain Toons juestions touching correspondence of the bank with tho Union Bank of New Oricans as to certain dratts alleged to have Ronan d sent to the Park Bank for collection, Jadge Lawrence yester- day a es he answer the a ny estions or show cause why he should not be pun! for contempt of court, ‘Tho case of Mrs, ‘a Percy Bet] was again ee up yesterday In Supreme Court Chambers dudgo Lawrence. Another plaintiff, Mr. ue V. Fround, claiins that Mrs. promised him $25,000 for his services as her business agent in the years 1876 and 1077, and on this claim procured au attachment against her property last rovers 2 Mrs, Bell's bankas immediately furnished secnri for the $25,000 and her diamonds were roliever fr this attachment. Mrs. Boll's attornoy, Mr. Tighe, and her counsel, Mr. Coffin, brought up the mattor ‘on motion, Allecting that the platntiT wasn man of straw and that the action was simply for blackmail. Judgo Lawrence orderéd that tho attach- ment be vacated unless the plaintiff gives Mrs. Boll & bond for $2,000 as security for costa in the suit. Mr. Joseph J, Stein represents tho plaintii, COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY, SUPREME ee a ee by Judge Lawrence.—Nos. 5, 22, 23, 35, 46, 53, 56, 63, 69, 71, 73, 17, 78, 79, 202, 105, 117, 11%, 126, 141, 146, 161, 167, 172, 178, 179, 196, 187, 191, 192. Surrems Counr—Genenat Tram—Held by Preside Judge Davis aut Judges Brady, and Potter,—Nos. ih 1¥1, 0 100, 101, 106, 1. aa 133, 161, 149, 166, 171, 180, 183, 10045, 19454, , 97, 98, 105, 197, 33 110, Surneme Covnt—Srrciat “put by Judge Van Brunt.—Law and fact—Nos, 79, 965, Bea, oD, 970, 971, YTB, UTA, 178, 970, IHG, YES. SUPREME bount—Cinctin— Part ise by Judge paw. jols.—Now. 4055, 1956, 1524, 4265, 3259, 3277, B15, }, 92U8, 280555, BSI, BAB, QL74, Laas, Ya, B76, 10093, 145, 8275, 4118, 4769, 3094, 400, Part aint by Judge Barrett,—Case ‘on, | No va, the Columbia Steam yy L007, 31KK, iM, paiberny 49005, 3216, ana, TT4, B08, st sno, 3802) ‘BIOs, 1006, 4119, 1527%), 2100, wTO, 271, 3191, 3107. SUPkRION CounT—CernenaL Tenm, Adjourned wn- Ul the first Mi y of April. Svrekxton Count—Srecian TenM—Held by Indge Freedman.—Case ni: 19. 29, New England Iron Com- vated Hail Company. No ERION ‘Counr—tntat. ‘Tra Teum—Part 1—Ield by aso on, Nv. 61, Roberts ve. Leslio. » Part ae urned for the term. Co; vs he. —Adjourned until the fitet Monday of April. ComMMON RCIA ot ha a roy Al eld by Judge —No COMMON PLEAS—! Pune eaoey Te Teaw.—Adjourned for the | ‘COMMON Paovas—Tayau Traw—! | Suano ds F, Daly,—Nos. 960, 1064, 840, Part a oe wl, Oxf, Bm, 441, 975, 976, 970, 876, O15, ‘eal, oe 1th, N71, 1026, 1497, ie Ny 747, a = 100), 95, 990. Part red for the term, Mantnx Counr—Tiat TeamM—Part 1—Held by Chiot Justico Alkor,—Nos. Bus, 5490, 905, 1401, 6352, 054, SUZ, 5197, 6598, wig Rene 2468, 4000, 1087, SAT, Part 2—Hold: by Judge Shon, nei, OH, SAN, 400, 5556, 5107, 423%, 6495, D480, 9139, 004, 5560, 6972, 5002, 5604, 5655, Part 3—Held | at Shoridan Now. 690, 5009, 5679, 2109, 4436, , ONO, AML, F961, 2TYY, BSA, 6607, 62HO, BOK, COURT OF GENERAL Sessions— Part 1—Iold: by Indge Glidersieeve.—The People v4. Cohen Davin, perjury (contintted); Same va, Johu Nelson, gran larcony; Same vs. Brnust Neithint, Same vs. John Kiernan and ‘Jerowlan Moriarty: Ws Grand larceny; Same va. Michael Monaghan, bigamy; Same vs. Pierce Honnolly, excise; Same ys, Warten Gallagher, mmleceaeneny, Bis same aie Patrick Smith, misdemoanot; Same vs, Teynolda, burglary} Sante ys. Jo! iy Frans, burglary; Some ve John Koller, grand larceny ; Sanws vs, James Mogan, vl0- dat Tattery law. Pare Hert as) eas va. ‘owing. ‘Tho Roope ys. John Sinith, house! Same vs. Nellie Gorham, gran‘ ‘Keenan, felonious assault; ; Same vs. James Fallon, assault iy br ip Salter, Ph ot Fon Same vs. Charies ‘dary, ; Same vi COURT OF APPEALS. Church, on Ohist Justice, and as- Dadent, chested by ee y G, Prindle for re- of Aj ent, Hon. Sanford sociates. No, 4, William, Parsons H. E Sickele tor appellant; The Jagger Iron Company, Hants i. Walken Seapondente are Hand’ for appellant; William ¥: Shepard for caee Xo. bd Charles ¥, Wanzor, reo ary, et al., respon bom d for a [a Nie ree ange paw dl Pee Herring then Meena that there was nothing’ jlanta, vs. Ella Deyoe, ee gig oe - a aies, for appellant; Ol The following is the motion calendar for Tuesday, March 18:—Nos. 376, 219, 372, 366, 379, 377, 370, 380, yi 374, 375, 382, ° following | tr the day calendar for Syeeieye hi 119, 128, 261, 126, 127, 128, 100, pik dete URGANS, &U. UPON MY RETURN PROM IS, ¥ eeeedlante iy A peautital plans upright Parlor Oras price about $340 Seaa tl further ne mm ord i ‘This un) peraltcled offer is der Organ mB to BL. Pay only after seetas! instruments Latest circular free, 40) PIANOS” AND cod ee aT extrnordinarily low priecs for oe FEW SECOND” HAND, WwW EBER ANOS “iF yay of roat bargains; so! them used but a very short ‘our best misict — really'simost as good as ‘ER—FULL SEVEN ‘ood Pianoforte, $73: 734 octave, $1005 fh Square Pianofortes to rons, $9 pe + exTRAGRDTART GASIE_OF ainsenew Uprights month; instalimente taken cshenpa’ > right, $125, LDSMITI'S, 26 Blecek ae HEN UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND o alsy for sale and rent, & bald baad Pisaos, We pi KNABE & CO..112 5th @ T HAZLETON BROS., MANUFACTURERS, 34 AND 36 University place, « large assortment of new and pec. ‘ond hand Pianos somo’ of the latter as good, bo sold or rontod at prices to suit the tino: magnificent rosewood st., near Rowory. Saecbar ok Baas WM. Prone STEAMSHIPS. 10" With » view °, PRIN. 9 «UO of collision the spamers f this line take @ specific course for all seasons “— rea itward passage from Queenstown to Now York or Boston eroseing th tie meridian of SU at 43 latitude, or nothing to the north of Al ‘Cabin pi ae Sed eae Laae on tae oats tant cluding & special low rate for the ‘fall and winter monthe, Broorage tickets to and. fom all, parts of Europe at very low rates. Freight ond passage of a, 4 Bowue Green. iT Pare Eo BTEA MSI COMPA! Pior foot of Canal st., North River. lor fan F ar: via Sati us of ¥ At fiaten pene oy neon From Sap Francisco to Honolulu, New Zealand tralia, ineen Cit O# SYDNEY, Saturday, “ed is, eral information a) t com office, on tl iti ae fo foot of Canal st., Nore Rieee, oer arded to San Francisco, agg tee | Chinn, Now Zealand. vs America, ntral America and Mexican ports. For tickets or for information in regard to routes apply to the Passenger Department, No. 257 Broadway. SENGERS PER STEAMSHIP SToRTITE EW from the Cunard wharf, gent oo st., Jorsey 2:80 PML, on Wednerday, Marah CAS Ge TRANCKLEN, 4 Bowling Green, New York. “A MERIGAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL. ‘The only Epa ey sine sailing under ~~ Perma jag. Salling AY from Phil THURSDAY, March 20,3. RED "STAR EINE FOR, ANTWER cnvering oe Belgian and United Scates mails, seulngeney Na trom Philadelphia and New York. SWITZERLAND mils WEDNESDAY, Ma rch 28, 8 AL Me For rates of passaco wad other informistion apply to gonte, HT & 8 neral ‘Philadelphia; 52 Broadway, Now York. Rati. apne Agen Batt luce, New York. LINE UNITED STATES: MAIL GTEAMERS eenstown atid Livery Ipavings ie ae North Itiver, foot of Pe King Shey Match 18, Fe, Bierce Roki bt bat ete sshd piano'on. oa each ey Inte a nth bs ta vet) f'GUION, 29 Broadway. PRCIAL NOTICE. — THE GU Wii NEN, Captain ony River, foot of King at, *t for pierre ond nana tes cat baverensdlate an f lowest rates. WILLIAMS & GUION, | NMAN LINE, ROYAL MAIL" STRAMERS FOR QURENSTOWN faba LIVERPOO! ursda, Saturday. April 19, 3.2. M, foot of Chariton at, . ne pce urreney. Drafts 08. terooms, sricking and bathrooue smidehipe Thene stoninars do hot carry cattle, sheep oF pin, JOUN G. DALE, Agent, at and 33 Hroadway. Ni, ¥. indelphin oftce, 103 Sout at ‘0 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN, ant Londonderry, from pior 42 NR. foot of Cai rates. Aust N, BALDWIN & CO., Agents, 72, Broady STE: RAGE TICKETS AT 43 BR OADWAY "AND. vd cOMPANYS PIER, FOOT OF CANAL ST., NEW YORK. T SOHMER & CO.'3, 149 BAS’ bor of Pianos, but very little used, at great bargai RNER 40TH ST. AND@ST AV— taken for debt; must be sold. 7B peceana Soveral new Pianos ‘Call and examine. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SACRIFICE STEINWAY oforte, cost $000, for $100; an elegant 7! octave cuse, four round soensret. pase weed ianoforte, cost last, Aucust $i ope ‘over, Music Cabinet, cv 20 West 234 UTAVE 1 PIANOFORTE, way Pianoforte at a sacrifi save, bed round, rosewood c: Sire Th 7 Oca forte, $80; Stoinway and 7 14 peta 8, 157 laseker st, ‘ATHUSHEK PIANOS.—! 1S tac sane FINE. ‘ASSORT- ent of our thoroughly reliable f ond hand Pianos, other makes, ver WatHUSHEk PIANO MANUPAS Pamphicts mailed fre. 20 Enst 14th we AVEN (LATE RAVEN square Pianos, little u WK MASON & HAMLIN eens removed their warerooms in Now York to 46 East 14th offer the largost assortment inet or Parlor Organs in the sis BACON), UPR COMPANY HAVE. Union sane. where th: best and cheapest Cai world. One to 21 sto} Yor oasy payments’ por month fortwelve months, of ‘tattor for tou quartorsand upwatde Iilustraied ontaloyuus 8. 1 CIRCULATION OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM for the week ending Saturday, March 15, 1870, was as joy place, near rBrowdwey —NEW PIANOS FOR SMALL beget OR- ores only $25; rent $2; Stein’ ‘per page. GORDON & 8O ane OFFICE NOTICE. ails for the week endin; 3 close at this office on tor’ Europe, by steamship Wisconsln, vin Queen odnoeday. of 12:40 P. M., for ny K t 1 via iymouth,” “Cherbourg rand Recburs fi Britain and the Continent must be ly regs pena taad atiz M. York, via Queonat for Germany and Franco must be speciall, Saturday, at 11:30 A, 5 Mosel, via Southampton and Bremen (correspond: Great Britain and the Continent must be special! resvod), and at 12 M.. for Seotinnd direct, by stew ahip " by wn ‘The, ste malps fn (correspondence addressed) ; on ¢., by steamship Anchoria, via Glasgow, mails for Aspinwall Mire 30 and "23. cisco April 5. Th Franeiseo April 14. na lon Yor ‘Mexico leave New York na and Japan loave for Australin, &¢., ay JAMES, Postmaster. xw York, Mare! fx HIE Hian corRT~o ST PROBATE, DIVORCK AND ADMLLALIY DIVISION. ‘ORC 1, jou COLLIER :— hat a citation, bearing date the 22d has igauod under the seal of Her Majos a cuumty at Middiccen,. citing you to- eppoat te within two months of the service ther: f thew and there to answer hiw petition, filed in tho said tion that in deta rueood to hear th Jaw, and to prone tones ‘absence notwithstanding. And a "tarther lntimation that for the purpose aforosatd gr by your solicitor. at the Ror: ompinet Houne,. Strand citation contains an our’ proved in dne course ar lowed tw address 1 ‘ourt in person or by counsel at any stage uf the proceedings in ere ‘Dated this zouh day of Nove th, Winchester ton ora mer's Solicitors. 1CK, Xaisiraity Division Divorces, Take bagi nite a sitation, Vearing date t] ., Ba) day of jer anses, at “ihe lastance Mh a Ot Midlosex, eltline you to pp two months of the service ther tion filed in the sal lourt praying for edi. solution of his marriage with you, ae such citation eon: tains an lesimatt uthat in deft f your so doing the 0 said petition proved in sentence theron, yome ve y Proceedings ry the canse,—Dated this zeeh da: 18TH, . Roginetar, DI Browd st,, PROPOSALS. | PROPUSALS FOR PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT INIT City of Washington, D. Knaiacors ofea, ieteiet se Cot BY DIRECTION 01 BIONERS soaied watll 12 o'clock aponata will be receiv on Matueday, March 2, I87D, for ox- owing doxerthed work = _botween 2d and 7th improvement of F onstridting an intercepting sewer on av. gee of Tibor Arch sewer aud construction of overflow in the Botanical Gardens, ‘Blank forms af proposate and specifications may be together with the mosessary, tained from this ofr jormauion. ipa application thorefor, aud bids upon th it is Fonorved to reje “NY order of the Engincor Commtestoner any or all bide og parte of WANTED TO PURCHASt CY CINDER bat DESK WANTED ONE Minenstons and p Ne) rien ate oF {RON GATES WANTED, ble for ® eurelage entrance, ND Naka -AD Bent BR; stare Aildress an to be m Jersey City Hetghts, MARELE MANTELS. Ae THER KEDCCTION IN PRO: 1.—Mantels, Grates and all kinds of Assortment; new designs, Fenaurn SLATE OOMPAN are, athe my, and 17th at AXTELS, WOOD, tty wi TH St Mae AND _AMbavoney ce. A B FROM IUNE N**. Y¥ YORK AND, yee if, 8% LINK FOR | rom piee 14 Rast River “ MARBLE, IN _ & CO, TS Went tid AL ‘i Ame, MAN ‘out doth oh, wour Ya w mee WESTERN Cie? LINE. NE’ YORK TO BR “add ENGLAND, REREOT, trking. eos Sid posadupete fot Londou, Gertie Moa! po center and all ports in Hritish “Channel, from rt, ak) te it all ts in British Ch: 1, froi pics te LN. ant River, as follow March 18] BERNINA.,......Mareh 27 Pane tence Moh Propaid stacthge cartite entes, Return tickets at favorable rates. For freight oF passage apply to W. D. MORGAN, A, out SON LINE ne STEAMERS FOR SOUTH- AND’ HULL, from wants pier, Hoboken ows — re OTR, OTHELLO. his A. SORRENTO. roh 26,| HINDOO.. Li A bf jadin; Ges to and coast of England and Scotian Continental ports. For Frotighe, fe. apply SANDERSON & SON Ag So South William st. LLAN LINE or AE STEAMSHIPS | 4 Th iN, March 19; MORAVIAN, PIAN, March 17; AO) Wn passage. Super! vie 271 Broadway. ‘ORTH GERMAN LLOYD. Steamship Line between. York, CREA and re Company's pler, foo) boken. MOSEL. .Saturday. larch 22 woe ty A Saturday, April 5 OBR. Saturday, March 29 RUIN. Saturday, Apeil 12 First cabin, $100; second. cabin, #60: Btoeraxe, HU. Ro- turn RL Saunad seduced celooe Fampatasbommaaseersioasten, BTEERAGE TICKETS TO ec arb IN THE SOUTH OF ENGLA OELRIOHS & oon 2 Bowling Green. NCHOR LINE-UNITED STATES: Natl STEAMERS W YO! x AND, GLASGOW. x York. 19, 3 P. M. | SHRGARSTA, Mnr.29,10.A.M. AQGHORI ALS Mig, 22 3P.M.| DE ‘April 5.3 P.M Cabin, $60 to $80 Excursion iekous ot rodaned ratent Second re EO; stoorago, 328. NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT. From pler 43 North River, foot of Charles st. AUSTRALIA. Mar. 20.10 A. OL | ALSATIA ae Apri OE. 3PM. in. d $65. “Excursion tickets at x ERsON BROTUEHS, Agents,7 Bowling Greens, W HITE STAR LINE. United States and Royal Mafl steamers, r Queenstown and Liverpool. NOTICE.—The steamers of this line take the lane rotten recommended by Lieutenant M UL & N., on both tl outward and homeward pas GERMANI turday, March 22, 4 P. M. ‘huraday, March 27.8 A.M. He ;Thuraday: April 3, 2307. M. From White Stag dock, foot of of Weat i0t Tinloon, $0 d $100. Return tickets on vonnaee le torma. it $25. ‘Saloons, staterooms, smoking and bath rooms are placed amidships, where the nvise and motton are least, affording a degree of comfort hitherto anattainable at cpa These steamers carry neither cattle, sheop n For inspectiyn of plans and other inform: on neo at the company's offices, 37 Broadway, New Yor! nut st., Philadelphia. J CORTIS, Kent [REERIAL GE GERMAN, MAIL —HAMBURG-AMERICAN for Plymouth, London, Cher- WIERAND LE! arena? SILESL pril Rates to Plymou: “ “ail ints in En, a prey and HemburgBiret i cad secon: NHARD’ 6 RIGHAT RettERD M LINE, The first clase of this line, carrying the United States mail to tl toume: Netherlands, tears Company's pier, ad- ; Saturday, Mareh 15 Wednesday, March 26 AL Aprils First cabin, $65, $70; second cabit S| eg tickets to the: Rhine, Switzerland, Belgium and neral A, pers ytd how or} st. em ae ii ¥, Ma cinosdngy April a, 1: i Fe M ME, ‘odnond: cra 61:90 P.M PRICE 0} 8 nel ding’ winerste. avr. First eatin, $10; second cabl ; third cabin, $355 ah, Hegtading wine, bediiing and ete Lois v1 PRAN at ‘Ss cn TS, available a to freland, Sc many, Sweden, Norway, Swit Checks desi iis, of Agont, 55 Broadway, a . en, fe fer ekarer diced rates. i ‘ersonnity con: ied partion leaving York in Apel, May dune sd Particalara in COOK'S EXCU eATORIS hy math 10 Address THOMAS COOK & SON, 261 een 47,500, Thared IRB OAT WUC. KX “Pea A. sovsuen A 00 satan. AT 200. ree Daily averaxe. . 5 COAST WISE STEAMSHIPS. TNITED States AND BRAZIL AIL STBAMSHIt LINE, for St Troms, . Pornumbuco, Hahie and , io de Jancire, connecting as St. Thane with German steamers for Porto Rico and Spanish Main, ‘Tho new first clash irom stoamship CITY OF PARA, Cap- tain G ieepegane will ball for tho ‘above ports on Saturday, April 5, at Mively ne ptccights reevived after 9d, Freight must be ny re a 4 Tatos takon for the above ports. cht recoived at all times at Roberts’ dock, Rrooklyn. Teontense tower thas hy any ether line. Hulppere. deat: Ing Wnguraneg en offeet ware under aur opon prlles or frolght enigazemonts of passage,thaving clewiant ac- odations) H MAbl woe & CO.; Agents, office plor 20 B. R. NecisnltSVANA AND WEXICAN MATL, 480 LINE. 2 asiidamare Youve pie 3 North lilvor ae. HLA DIRECT AND VERA © ailing at Trogeete, Cee iTY OF i aa 1tY OF MER Nai Iry OF NEW YO! . Saterday, April > Stommors leave a bid Ly ch “i and April 2 for Nora Gras, via Mata weer ampice and Tas pas ng With sleAmors ‘ork And above ports, 6 WH OER ANDRE HORS, and O9 Remadvay R VR GALVESTON, TOUCHIN oy Wost-—Tho steamor FAUSTINO Breve a, il sall from pler 20 Kast River, Saturday, ‘itrough bile of Inding glvon to Houston ahd alt points ‘on the International and Great Northern, Galveston, Hons. tow a po tne od and the Galveston, Harrisburg and Saa Antonio rai Por freight, pe Droage andl aeneral fot rae aan apply to nts, Nor 20 € c c v ©. H. MALLOR PinKCT—MALLORY LINE—STRA) River every Friday at 3 pM. for oy romney em Friday, Maroh 21, at 8 clowe connections at deekronville with stoamer HEC! ni for Nunann. MALLORY & 0O., aan M iv VOR NEW ORL REC ping CP pit ANA AND XAB RAILROAD casual bad PANY. 8 oer x . rANseun= . Nraxos, t lower Fntoe ndinnola for forward: Ho. PRUAN, Agen pier 0 North N SPM. Woduesday, March at wry me duets 5 a sanarudte ‘an ‘Vickots insued wisn tor ViGHA CHUM snd W we 1 wav fs <n with Sicnek and Enj tlip lives tor Hnvana 4 JANES 1b WARD & CO, 1 14 steam Wall oe TLAS MATL LINE. FOR AAJ INDIES AND ba ca folloy ingston, J: Prines, Aux Cave: Savanilla, Gartheusen ry Teslewall’ i Greytown, Nieurngun. pe eeila fort forinightty sailings from pior No. 51 North vor as FOR tava COLOMBIA, GREYTOWN, ISTHMUS - ANAMA AND SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS larch Bh AN! il 4 ne RiNGaTON AM ren Sicha Bavir TAN waiiA ouno, i PIM, FORWOOD & CO. A Sone" No" 66 Wall 6, ERMUDA, WEST INDIES AND VENEAI URLA an and Guif Ports Steams! Rcoman For BERMUDA, stea we? canoe a THOMA, Ts a QUATRA on PURRIO’ CABELLO, stoarnship iho, tee MARTINIOU BA\ ss , or. Atte the 1H, BARBADOS and TRINIDAD, stoam- ably pay iiehe, ly ts PEERS Brees iP LINE, I MONLY Dtiteer XE To FO pO a *BAILING EVERY SATURD. LOWEST RATES OF SERIO? AND. PASSAGE, Steamship ASHLAND. SATURDAY, March 15, and every for Fernandina direct, from pier 12 Nort ats P.M. Only ling Isauing Pee Uxota and bills of Ieding. to all pointe in Florida, and on Chattshoochie, Apalachicoln and Flint rivers and! Brunswick, Ga. Insurance one-talt Der cent. Hills ot Inding signed For further information, t sougor rates apply to LK. ROBER' No. 177 Wost st., up stairs, FEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL. Ne These first class steamshi pe will gail at 3 P.O. fi pier 13 North River, foot of for Havana iliroct. as follows — Steamer SANTIAGO pee CUBA. Saturday, March 22 Steamer MORRO CAST. Wednesday, April 2 For Soothe and ean having ‘unsurpassed accommo- jon. datos PRAM P. CLYDE & CO. ; No.8 Bowling Groen. LAWTON BROS., Agents in Hay NEW ORLEANS DIREC stoamer HUDSON, will le: at 3 P. M., front pior 9'North one-half per cent on our open Through bills of lading given to points on the Missiasippl River: to CLARK # SEAMAN, 36 AVANNAH AND FF TEE ATE OITY, Captain Day: Wrednendny. ‘Marcls 19: CEN oF MACON, Captain Rempton Saturday, Marets 22, from pier. 43 North River, connecting with he Central faitrond of iy Attentte and Gulf Rallroud, Goorgit and Florida Inland Stenum: soumey.* ‘and wjth the now and elegant iron steamer St. johns. o. WENS. GFORGE YONGE Geporal gant and G. 8. 19 Broadway. Oo” DOMINION STEAMSUIP COMPANY, from pier 37 North River, for NORFOLIS, PETERSBURG and RICHMOND, TUES- DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, wees | Rath nll RAILROADS. for tho SOUTH, SOUTIWwban WEST: algo with steamers for NEW ERNE a INGTON |S. Gs wteamers for LEWES: Bel and Rell BOTH BRACTL nnd connecting railroads, TUESDAYS ana ‘8. at Throng’ peasonger tickote and, bills of lading to ‘points at lowest rates. Insurance for Norfolk, &c., per cent. (Freight recgived dally ab pier ST Nortit tiwors 197 Green wich st. N. L, MCOREADY, President. T. JOUNS, N. F—CROM- CRORW ELE LINE Saturday, March 3s ts r. Insurance offocted at icy. eee. and principal relght. or passage Thursday, March 27 commodations, oF CLARK & SEAMAN, 86 W. Ost ‘ARE REDUCED VIA FALL RIVER LINE. Only $1 50 to Roaton, Tickets limited and raged bg on a sale for continuous passage on steal train leaving Fall River the following Biiaved on MSO (oe on arrival of boss), | Regular tickets at €3. geod on any tain botween Fall River and Boston, Maxni NEWPORT and OLD [eee lane, Sow ‘York “da dally {Sundays excepted), trom pier 2H North Htiver st’ 6 P.M; 7 aL POL ‘AST. FRE OLD RELIABLE “STONINGTON LINE, Steamers STONINGTON and NARRAGANSETT. trom FOR Tt WARK Ss— A KERT Ga Rectanrante, 0 Saloons, sigiets Liquor Stores, TCHELL, 79 Cedar. = rE wind. 1 will be sold choap & CO., 33 Park place. m RNR Liquon et0ae FOR ris c HENAY a Suh. AKERY.— arrRaS” ay horse, wagon, Ax erone TRADE, Gi ise mplomente; #430, rae ri of Shelving, fine black walnut Counters) Gas Fixtures Fgdentors; office Bi at ea) OR SALE—DRUG STORE ON 6TH AV, lished aro then 25 bei doing a incrativ Soin “CIGAR STORE the heat locations; must be sold at once, as ined ft n pueinase. « Anal ATRINGUTS “BUSINESS ‘A COFFEE 75 CAKE SALOON, quire tid tirocewich st, barber shop. ~ SALE—A. auTcHER SHOP locality: gond reasons given for selling, Inquire 730 th av., between 45th and 46th 8 OR SALE—THE STOOK, cao i WI of an old sett, ‘good paying, IN A GOOD AND LE. rt 4 jobbing and rata! bost location in the city. Ad- ROCERY 4ND ME FOR BALE; NO LI TOR! ‘agents need apply. Call 120 C slim “raat gel aon AND BAR—360_D. iS PA’ Rene: whole house, $65. Apply, i to 4, 11 wait t. FIRST CLASS bet)! pd ‘with full license; che it! CIRCULATION OF THE EVENING SeoRGma for the week ending Saturday, March 15, 1879, was as BE 3 A Y pviuTIOL A AT 3 “ADVERTISE AT 200° A Line! Us ORTU Neale at Office for sale: ostabl nd st., Brooklyn, E. D. ERICUS HOTEL —BUSINESS, FURNL valuablo lense; $68 mouth; six stories. 1S New Chambers, corner Willi LR NERY AND PROF. of the wall known, Haruie’s Machine Works, €2 March 26, at noon, Addressas Wok SALH—A_ HC Boiler, 3x9 foet, nearly new iators, round and square. OR SALE—ONE LARG! foe Roilors, with stono pots inside, for restaurant use, ONTAL TUBULAR We about aE AND TWO COP. EWI iG MACHINES—WILLOOX & others; wholesale end zetell; Tonmtactarers ou INGINES, IN. GREAT VARIE’ BE adapted for fvemers, printers, hoisting, yachts, elevators, wat =r D-HAXD FOOT LATHE CHEAP; W state price. Waser, JEWELRY, . ign BROADWAY, ABOVE ‘wb ie tees Property: Gi Iver WibkiAM A. GLoN zoe Watebo: Property of overy de i THOR, DIAMONDS, WATOHE: jand Silverware. GEO, ©. ALLEN, 1,190 Broadway, near 29th st. AR 3 CARATS, VERY wit great bargain. MILI PAMOND STUD. und brillant, $175 AN, 180 Grand st. JIAMOND . RARBINGS,- SOLITAIRES, od great bargain. MILLS 50 TO 0 F400; WATCHES, is $25, 30 Gu, st sapsceilpieg cone Valuables purchased; Loans v1 it GE, 53 Unten square, \FAGNIFICENT SOLID SILVER STAND, id pied also magnificent Fish Knifo and Fork, $18, cost MILLS & COLEMAN, 189 Grand st, ir 33 N. R., foot Jay 3 P. M. (Sund except PROVIDENCE LINE froihi only, “ani (except San- 8) from pier 20 XN. R., toot of Warren st., at P.M. ETROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY, OPEN FROM 5:30 TO 12 P.M, RECTOI ST-Nonrosi, point, for Wall strest ferry, eon necting with cars for South Corry. CORTLANDT ST.—-Neurost point for Jersey City and Communipaw torrieg PARK PLACE. int tor Post office, City Hall y 10 Hebokes: Salt Reteler street RUHAMBBRS 8T—Neareat paint for Payonia snd Brie Y FRANKLIN ST. ov GRAND ST.—Nearest point for Desbrosses stréet ferry to Jorsey City, connecting with ears for Desbrosses and Gran BORE ferries. LEECKER ST.—Coniecting with ears tor east and wost. WAT Nearest point: fore Christopher streot ter Hoboken, connecting with ears for Christopher and Tonth street ferries. HATH ST.—Nearest point to Unton Squaro, Wallack's and Lycoum theatros, Academy of Music, Irving and Tamman, halls, connecting with cars for Edst Twouty-third (40 fourth street ferris. Nearest point to Booth’s, St. James’ and Park tres: Grand Opora, House, Gilmoro's Gurdon aud Ma- dard, Broadway and Fifth = Ye = cisco Minstrels, York Transter Company's ST—Nearost point to Contral Park, connecting SSTH with cars of Belt Line F Hellroad. Sab SF. AND Gi UPTO! Th. On DOWNTOWN TRAINS tare wost side rtations, Traing will run to 38th st, and 6th wy, aud Sdd st, and 8th ay, altornately. M. vas ras Buoortrx, Saperi i aR Olty Hall Branch wert York Eievatec Railroad opened for travel og MONDAY morn! Mareh 17, iar, iN be ran between City Hall station and Harlem M. to 13:80 midnight. from Sunday trains will be ran from 7:30 A.M, to 12:90 m{dni Grand Central trains will not be run on Sunday. a going north from ¢ transfor at thirty-fourth street i. station and going south to City Hall transfer at Chatham, Rr. pn RICKER, square station, New Yorn, March 13, 1879. XCURSION”~ STHAMERS, BARGES eet Groves to charter. BR Wast st,, opposite Christophe A “FOR EXCURSIONS, SALOON 8TBAMERS, Bargos and Groves. MARTIN & GO., 119 South st. {XCURSIONS. —8U HOR STHAMBOATS. DAnGHs apply note of di fice of NPAICIN's Excursios ‘Tout of Cord ‘ forth River, LORIDA, BERMUDA AND 1 Tickots at reasonable rates irondway. foe iN VE & ALDEN, 271 FURNITURE. PR; fre vite ATE FAMILY WILE 88h, ft rooms, Paintings, Bronnes, B15 2 do, S100; ‘aw sill ive toinwas P rains, Calh pilval th and th ava O its HAVING #URNITURE AN ean receive thetr fll valwe in ITURE, box 198 Herald “Uptown Carpets to dis gash. Addrows. PU} office. we” GREAT Ito West 14 unheard of low ‘mants aotacanesi Ridvon wes at, corner mado Broome. ae MINE FURNITURE AND CARPE’ iN 8 Feni ft at OLA! its, st Prem r p stale, It ea re iy wf @ CAI ARP ETS i description boagit; gtreet jces pat eas! Traddross S20 Uh ah peicen Higuer cage ERICK PALD FOR SEOOND HAND Pia # B., 87 Montgomery st MMENSE. ‘RgourtioN 5 PHIOES OF FURNITURE, Carpéts. Heuding, Stoves, fe. mah ot woekly and athiy wapmonts at ie i, COWFERTIIWAIT & 60.3, ‘and the Cunvhau st ISFIT CARPETS, OLLALOTHS, & VERY CHEAR Ms t DENDALL § old old pluco, 112 Fulton st. Onl or send or HAS ss at, will 10% ous FOTICK.—THE FURNITURE W advertived at private mn id thin day at public netion, "¢ fall 10 ation STORAGE, — “SWESTRIDEATORAGE WARHHOUNER, BE A ciahiinived 50d Hudson st. ORRELLS FIRST aes, corner of Ath cass, Grokage FOR FURNITURE, CARRIAGES AND PDiceneral merchandise; separate rooms low ent $ jate reaponaibiiiey. OMIT 1 de SLL LS, Sth av. a Nie MARGE WARKNOUSE, STH AV UAth st; office BHO jute. ty Womengo an of every description nt Jowort ented; shippt ing and phon hig, OF BST 2D AT, (BAGLE RTORA WAKE: fe Dhow swe, mig pee Ae monerete Ohatyee; ta.) } proved elevator, Une adi anced if dosirud ae DIAMONDS, Silverware bought and sold back at a sm 0, C. ALLEN, 1,190 Broadway, wont Sth st ‘ALUABLE MINING STOCK AND CASH TO EX. V change for set of Diamond Jewelry. WATCHES, br pre Loge Lad MILNER, Herald Af)2 Stil AV., BETWEEN 24TH AND 25TH 8Ts.— »* made on Diamonds, Wateh Game bought, at f eat wdvan Laces and Shawls. 7 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE, GILSEY “ga = ry bought aud sold. TO LOAN ON inds. in sume randiny HEWS, PERSONAL PROP- ‘at 000. ase <THE Jo GRGNSWIK- BADR EG TH «Broadway.—Monarch, Nonpar rful Monarch Cushion: RTISTIC BILLIARD rr Mg) 3150 Dee ARDy Balle Cloth, Cnea, &e. ; best goods . COLLERDER, Bebfondway. corner iat oe Wicd CLASS 4GX0 CARROM TABLE, NEARLY Pool Tables at prices lower & CO., 40 Vorey st. yah; Billard ong bette ad dl rice, PR EA for castof Gioue convineed send for Mr. of Mra. ARKIS, 180 Uth av., mae back bole Macy's. fd BROADWAY, BETWEEN 32D AND id’ for Cast-of Clothin weing B. HARRIS, 1,27 ‘ENTIONI—CALL Agee paying tho highest ing, Joweiry, Books, a ta sBrindway Prices, KAR 23D ST.—LEON PAYS ladies’, geutiome: Al “bat 3 ae highest pric Ploase call or address. . HigikST PRICES PAID FOR CAST OFF farpets, &c. Address M Sarat vELY Witt tout FAIL, HIGHEST CASH tiomen’s Cast-off Cloth ore Sad woke ITER IN PRIVATE PAMICY— o make himself generally, unofal rod Gall af’ roost 440, No- 82 F NEALTH warts man to net wn nurse affd attend tat night, Address, J orald N AGENTS ARTICLE FoR, % ping NOKEY at LUNEBURG & CO,"8 store, OLORED WAITER wana aT Ena Hotel, Cortlandé st. T{NGLIsit OR GERMAN AND WIFE—ON STATEN sagen x children, eseare to ese Coed take care of ‘cook. orvelt to familien, hotels and tar try; quality and term: call or write THE WELLe eee ip a os OF OE SHREVE ue ae TRERORAM FOU. Saturday) AOVEERTISE Nr 30 ALN CLASS BOOK ANTED-FINST. C ‘ coun Trey ate CET ARLES DREW, 0 Marvay st. )-REGRUITS FOR THE UNITED STATES sees Marine Barracks, Brooklyn. To WORK IN OFFICE, inin hand and be able ty answer por week. "Address 0, kt PGs Marine Corps. Avoly gerren pondence; wages: IRST CLASS CARPET JOSEPH OBR atic #t., Brooklyn, ANTED—STHONG COUNTRY BOY, W tands thoroughly care of horses an TANTHD—A YOUNG MAN, PROM 16 TO 18 YRARS of mca; mart bo exc aiiewe treet at fi SPECTABLE “aa AND WOMEN AS. Call between 10 aud 4, SHA No, 19 Walkerat. A sample 4 sendin SAG rent ou thanks of Toe’ ia teamaps. ANTED—AN ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT Bor ¥ TO GO cy crgande and make himaelf generally useful ‘Nddrovs, Ih own haddwriting, box 101 Horuld FARTED-SWART, ACTIVE HOY TN TIE Witonl vodta Uinaines, Apply before 12, with ANA =X SOUNG. tas, AGE 16 TO 19) YEARS; the Clinton House, Fali \ 4 Beowkiyne tr trom ” i i A tM Mareb 18 TANTED—A WAITER, the basiness preferred ONE WHO t XDERSTANDE FANTED—TWO ot er acts “qnOUT TY iY showers from SA. M. to 9 P.M. highly recommended. 4 teapectable Ait office, stating salary ‘UN AN th WistBR” A SITU ATI: eo HH Gorman and English, Address ENBROETIC MEN TO BULAN ARTICLE Ine autntble lo business heaves, salary oud comtmegtion, va