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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26

The steamship Idaho of the Williams Il
Onion line, from Liverpool, ran ashore yeSter-
day in a denser fog than that which en-
ebrouded the doomed Atlantic. But, as the
scene of the accident was quiet Long Island
teacb and not rock-bOund coast
her passengers-1a cabin and 400 storage
were safely landed, and in a few hours inc
vessel was again afoat and on the way 10
SANDY Hook. This extraordinary good fortune
onoht not TO blind the eyes of the Company
or The pdblc, Although no lives were lost, many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26

There will be another performance in French
this evening. at the Lyceum Theater.
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pASNENGERN N4LLED-

POa TTvTRPoJLIn selnsatD cII1r4a Jlig s-J1h1 Csl
w. Prf uarI-. Prescott Mr. r r Hrsterrf M sIu
r. W.ctos. D. LasTrI A. II. Collins, M hl.cltisot hI'
C-t m, F .zfrct r.. Mn. Larrf and maid X OhAIn
W Hs- Watsr.ols- No r. l. Oven NJ aa4 MS a.
pr. t. Sir and Holmes aui child, M hrlcg u ~ roi
M Az. W 4 X Hove < siie. dr. .na MS VINO
4, r.I 81. and Nc aud.sl. NJ Burns, Miss burns "
rorr biz Go~,o1 D.. SOUL snd SOD j. D. Bnehss t'e4
&c .l J. Eat.t O. d. Hacean, C-as J. sn u nrs H. " JOINS
Fr.-er We rrstk Turuhu Marquis san Maryauo
AVA. lie ~ auo Ma Bari Misc BARI 9-
81 W fred In SMs el8 " g. ms J. J. OlYer J. = DC on
H. Mr. FeaH MAJOR stuart, '" babO1r a. .. u
X.a.a T. Vaccine j. West, = l. Anderson Ms G. j. "'es
tuo L r-r Sir aad A. X. r. JOY, lie Rev j. Bakf IL
EJ-1 G,u 1keses Rev J. O. seymour lie he ~ ~
Lsfret aey George PeI-cost T. AoIe d. n Bei.unr
Fut BELheS-fn Sts1HsA4g Herz4zH July -" x o'.,',
Nv Matilda amend l. Brsn0'is Osoofh IoNes
Os.qil Hose Bic Hoses MIS- ldth h0He- hi.s .
sa~ D. Small. Mar q. p snail Josepd Wenne MIS- 10y
"r Mn kelfe Ma ) Fua iua etidfou JACOB hau
n'tc Ms Fo-art1s T. Fahra and family J. baoh :.
hain T. Bruu Johl henPef MIS- u
Nf37t h ". Mr. Jul Arpen MI > FeJ ana I'll
La hrrPet-r f0cE jacob herfe j. haacs Il
= o. hrs L. Ar. g. L. Miss l. NJ ssnborn Nj a.
f~1so Bug uId Boecke ClsE frtz j. bert s"Dt
rfe n Elizabeth Ldefc. Ma 1heo QuhHt-cl AID child Nj D.
non 4 Alden, o = Dassou Mrs. koeus CA@S voc
Sosset Mr. ID FISCHER. NJ U. GodsiukeI, g. l. Carney h
toltL Nh. Crsz,us Precht
FOX hANA Aha steanSAE Leo dolly 81. c. PosAh W. W
ABB l. 4 hoeers p Y Walker n J. Wade J. Thomas
D~ehs jacob ea tap Leah John o. Aonabue
Nah f5tl ME- ftslk4ln. Jaes l. AGsm J. O.
loung " u Red A-eace Red. G ToVhsend
tOh NJ" OhLLAhhiH steoIatkip Gu 81 ,lqs Jus 81 p
OBnen ve sslsr ctsidreu and se-ya1t Geo a LaiA.u
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

About - persons We're brought before Commits
Sheds charged with violation Of the internal Revenue
sDsc lqnors o.
ls e AID zee remainder discharged Their
Ir,,-4L-aces
Ia the Court Of General Sessions before City judge
Sri--- 1to-o DAVIS cpocvt sentenced 10 dve wears
Prison .lekHg PICKET, d.sa-
~ mmtIlug ~
sss.a.. Amelia B.-i.loll- all discharged.
Ar the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
Murray Lorenzo FISHING OF No. -al Use twenty
,r.t John hottest. Clirameu
" jlres Inflicted ltu Peter Dean
SO OBJ West rverI-sI whom thty beat Tuesday night
I1eav Ms G. Never O tdgewatel, Staten
I.1 eo1-e Broadway F0ureeuths leaving h'
vale. ofaues article v.ue SO DO TIE caage While she
William >mh Jf no. Is Fi.,fth-st .el1eT
tle va-se ald '1mnel into Broadway stage he was
captured tr ltc.r hrl.hl uf the Broadway squad.
Jrs-- Murray committed him default o. $1,000 ball.
d. .le,-4 ,t Swing has James T. Horton OF Cold
Sr1- Iarbor T. h for SO 20 nss r. g. Lvrnsg
c.. 80 sos 5.- Co Boz Vest Thirty hrl, saving
'r ar.rri.tme1t G1-1nCs City Dreci0U ". LYMAN
tor i-i e & not authorized the insertion ~ any such advertise
Uf
o. ustra ks1o, Of twentieth Precinct other bills
.t t lcg-ll0- as go at gave 10 Mr. LYMAN
peIs,a justice Murray committed h9 default 0
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steAm'hp leo Dearborn savannah Nursv, Ferris Co.
Steamship Mar Mar; S sD Pssa.,U9s WIN kIPs'nss
steamship phi,9e PIMA Davis Piladelpha James Hand
ship Lewis tBr TreiT Falmouth for orders Bird Perkins
SHIN Lily Blanchard Acapulco. Jas W. BlweH Co.
baT CecAao Danova5o HaL LaoHA Cork or Fano uh L. P
Mar ee',i A9'tl raaosa Gloucester soe3yies Co
vich 4 Co
Bars Ga,egpi caosrro. Basrrn London, sioco7ch sCo
aR asea su.1 Bach e ders or Fsaogis Punch Edre Co
Bsrs Kosg Carl Norl, Beck, Antwerp. e. Tobias * Co.
Bark Cado Ul Carioue Goucester Eng Liuo Sory Co.
Bars trsdoe lNori Kiefnnr Cronstad Punch Rire Co.
B sn n sS aala i tenGo o5 f' Esaa Co
BINS Anna Mitchell tBrl Sander Pnambuso and Bahia.
Bnr rSos Turun Thompson Trinidad Port Spain, l. kP
Big Terrier tBr), Simpson. Harbor Brttou p Rowland
Bdg Sam7e Corp CBr) Spur Bear River US Hene7 Parker
Bs Ouspp dali BaFoiomew Gibraltar for orders sgobei
Schr Dreadnot Brl Brown Yarmouth Y s. c. W. Berisu1.
sc6r bfr.de9 ration aaciss wilson Godfrey Co.
Sem E s5 ,o os I { go SgH1g NT R.,,
Schr vulcan Cosgns Pembroke, q. w BefauI
sehr Mary Mankn, Tyler Port ROYAL ; C. squire Bros
scnr CErne Bentley FaenOerg Savannah Bentley Gieeeve
Barge Georgetown, Robertson Philadelphia, jane, Hani
ARRIVED.
steamship Hsson Aoes'en Soi Berg London July T. and
steamship esa Ger ilete Hamburg June p va HAve 9Th
steamship CIV Of ScWYors. Deken Havana July 4 with
pass O = Alexandra &
Steamship Moro Castle Morton Havana July
o Nu. r Gvle.
steamship City Galveston July with mdss
AM u4ss o G. II. MALLORY 4
steamship Regulator Jones Wilmington n C.. DAYS With naval
stores TO Wm. p. Cigue 4 Ga.
steamship Broohaugh OBJ Anderson Philadelphia July bal
at % q. l.. Wnglt a Co.
Bark Gala'h-a Nor Stsnse Genos 8G DAYS. tn ballast
BaTk Abraham sElle No Geseten GreehocA SO days in
ballast
Tommaso Gtal l SucFDerr. Cet,e Is dsvs
Bars aeavig sieaer Gcr Kaiack Go1oee 81 Is With salt
Bark Hugu tN0rl. sioerk. havrc 40 DAYS.
-I Eel.
Brig Domneo tAust aouaser Waterford 40 DAYS ballast
Brig Isis l0i Neg Anderson, 10 klh
no'asses
schr Julius webb Headly Virginia
SchT ka Pres,y lo Tbossol Bsracos days with
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEWCASTLE Del July sPls.ed up Ahtera lR1ss from
Antwerp; Annie Buru from Hlmhnrgs Keen
Bosoni Nellie Trent from Both John C. McSlu from Richmond
Passed steamship John ". Evemsu. Richmond chip Re
iOr spuIcO; 0irk Brodrene, Tor Larochelle.
tUr Latest snap NcCS see Fiftt PAGE
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THE COURTS.

THE PARADE-GROUND CONTROVERSY.
APPLICATION FOR AN ORDER COMPELLING THE COM
Nuss1oNERs TO GO ON PROMPTLY WITH THE
WORK.
The old tro,'hle about the proposed Public
Psradeground which consists OF - acres on the II At
lem River, a mile below the Kingsordge-road came up
again yesterday in the Supreme Court Chamoers' De-
fore Judge Lawrence The act OF the Legislature OF
ISL relative 70 this Parade-ground the Department OF
Parks being authorized with Gen. shaer as an asso-
c,ate N 20 on AMI complete the work. Is familiar 20
many The ground was actually selected and a map OF
II dled. The next proceeding was the appoint
ment OF Wm. G. Tr8phaEen, John McClave and VIM A.
seavcr a. Commissioners OF Estimate and Assessment
The regiments belonging 90 the National Guard who saw
IN the new movement chance for too much travel
owing 70 the remoteness OF the ground naturally dis
couraced The project and December last the Depart
raent OF Parks decided to discontinue the work The
property holders IN the vicinity, who yearned for the
improvements came forward IN force and the next legal
occurrence was the appearance Of the above Comms
siOuers before Judge Lawrence in the Supreme Court
with request for instructions how proceed. The
Cour; declined then give any advice, referring them
10 their proper counsellor the Corporation Counsel As
the Corporation COunseIs advice has not pushed the
work forward, the property holders make application
Tor an order compelling the Commissioners 70 so on
promptly WITH the work.
wm. f. Martin arguing FOR the application said that
The act Of 1871 mandatory requiring the Commits
soners within two wears take proceedings and &C
qulre the parade ground. This only a limited time
aud uded the exercise Of the power OF discontinue
granted 20 the old man of New York that map
being mate m anticipation OF the growth OF the city the
supcudug power rightly given. The statute ha0-
iug decided that the public interest required the Com
Isous 20 begin within certain day, and having Sc
lected the ground thew bound 20 proceed. Where
discretion expressly named. other interpreted
tiOu lstXcuaed. The defendants had no right 10 dis
CoUfluu and the property owners whose lands were
tied Up lad equitable demand on them 70 20 on with
the work.
Corporation Counsel Andrews replied that ne believed
some three OF four prOperyOwner- only were repre-
seuttd the land selected being 50 acres OF swamp,
which would cost million OF dollars. and beside his It
would cost SiJ.,NO % make "a parade ground. lie
thought that tine adjoining prOpeTtv-Owuers and the
rlrizcns no would have 20 bear the expense should
have chance be ncard Counsel opposed the motion
on the ground tnat there necessity for man
damus II the Commissioners we're not doing their duty
the proper course was 90 apply 20 have item removed
hut % Wac the same persons applying STILL the Commits
hl"hers sllultY wanting % be instructed, winch tue
Court once before refused 10 DO. II addition the
lchodutS ltd right, under the statute discontinue
ana The REALTORS bau no standing. Decision reserved
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$50. Matte ~ Savl0r
Mafta- of NAMING
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS

THrRSDAl. JCLY Q.
nrlurr hY steafnshln
Ios-a cass l.5U "a Supplementary MAJ Of cosA az the
Ip.Once 1915 Steamship sails al H. from per ioo OIL
il.-.-st. Hobokeu =, ~, a.
--.fr III. stcansap saS a. y NJ, rom Per
IN
NJ. r 5avsa and Nacsau steamship City q Havana close ttZ
nj sr--u.atarv Ha closed the POstOtce al %4O y
l. St..a,.i "a q %. = ef No. NorL River
Gamma cose a. = p ID steaID
y z sal 3 o. u Pier 40. -5 North K IT,
FRIDAY. july 10
NrE'rau1rl 1 TIE NeNl orr F0sFJlce every GAY
81 >. o. 20 Ha4.aI.
SATCRDAT JULY i.
ireland. Queenstown and Liverpool
tte11as.r Britannia Mail f
.3s-J1re 100 Steamship sails az h.
frsa Pier 40 ~ No-t River.
direct e steamship Washngon MALE close al
l-.8Ja u sis.usll sails ron Pier No. 80 Norm River
b tir s1aiIsllp hheiL maiN cgse
.45Ja supple ~eutarv hsn H CLOSED at th PostOn
a. $50 sea4slp tss o. p H. fou lot VI 4Aius~ no
t,ltl
SUNDAY. JrLY T.
close a. 100 ococE The FO-OIce u open from =
la
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Rea! Gsiatc 10 GTrhanse

HARMS in Westchester, Orange, and Dutch
L ess Counties 70 TX AAAGk i9i ~, OF
properly. hDLAND a W 49, y -
IMPROVED OF unImprOved city OF country
,ttopERTY either teesr only slightly incumberel n ~
CHANGE for paving 40 cent GIVE u pAe' AA1 ~
dress Boz 49, Midft Granville " etliAsISL e9-- y -
mo FXCUANGE for MERCHANDISE,
1 uOESts WAGONS or BUILDING NATbuALs-IHo
H0UsI well located Box 1870 Pos'Ohe ha''
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PASSRNGERS ARRLREn-

FhON HAABCKG-In sioanshp Siisa JAY s-C5nstav RIM
hlf ~ d. EelcE. sfr, Children Ctr-te
t-tfl harry Daufo,ti william Fuse h. OsbtrIsAus Jsue
Eultf children.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NETWORK .

PORT OF NETWORK ...................... JUN d
.. CLEARED.
State q Vrgss BIZ s4def Glasgow Austin Bald
o, ss5 Hermann Ge), Reelann. Bremen Southampton,
ROTTERDAM tGerl JanEen Rotterdam Punch Bdge Co
A4J - "a" u sAu AStOne. Pennington Ees-OreABs H. sl
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houses ano farms Danleo.

rARM WANTED-In Connecticut on Sound
Vs.v 3s 70 70 acre. good location boase and ana ntsf
n3 educational Prucl4h Aerst VIA I~iNu
sTs yANEs ANDERSON speneef'olaee fOuI'h't, y =.
XEANTED-By two adults, FUN IN Nl I. H-,i.,
w uorSE it sefn impoveu cuts ti Nay J. 80 - on MI
aud Rs.e1 on Jersey Roads State terms Ae anu -'' "
A ". 81 Aa.ceaIsnt. y J. 7=-77=
w tstre.r Lexington and 34th AID 5oih-'s
not above 81 600 s,nI puon l. s. Boz 44ro y l. F'''
Once
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furniture.

Tor SALE-DESKS, CHAIRS, RECITATION
SEATS BLACKBOARDS, CARPETS, &C., saa@gai ~ ty4
scholars Cal Or address s. POI West jOsL, AILkLON ooi
bth-lve
NTISFIT CARPETS.-GOod secondhand and
VI mis6t CARPETS pecatv; all sizes. reh patterns Vef
cheap IL Fuitou-si Nassau. SIDE enirance
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w fr FURNITURE. CARPETS and BEDDING. 70
r. A. COWpERTHN AITB co :, N0E 100 l5l thathaust
Az IMMENSE STOCK AND Low PRICES.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW York. Wednesday, July g,

NEW YORK. Wednesday, July 2, 1874.
At the Exchange salesroOm to-day legal
sales were conducted by Z. II. Ludlow q Co., E. A.
Lawrence & Co.. ana william Kennedy. The sales were
without puOic interest and the prices realized were
very low.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
81, r. H. L44lOi- Il 90.
~ fee, essl Of Avenue A. 20 5rI6O .. IS o25
Bb ~. 4. Laurence a. Co.
C. e. WoolseS 800
g c Woe So4's -- .o' ,' 233oo
isj feei vest Of dave Is -sl00io $ G Mere. 1850
200 set ives. 81 5,re i6sSlo0l $ G $50
same ,.e s. C. Never 1850
Lave, I6s1iJOI0, s c. $50
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Gin heal estate for Sale.
Gounirp Real Gstais for Sale
DEST LOTS IN FLUSHING
on SO MONTHLY PAYMENTS

on $40 MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
MONEY LOANED TO THOSE DESIRING TO BUILD.
Don't v anywhere else when You frss locality for
hsf the money. Only tx mi e from the iy. ~ 'ns a.
V4 deounAou water 10 pipes fagge SIDE
- van nj nav m rent nothing Free EIeaI
siols four mes daily. Ladies shOwa every eoariesJ
NM W H1TCHCoCKs REAL ESTATE HEADQUARTERS,
355 Thirs-ave. conor o. TEeaty-.iIih-st
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE A country
PLACE aerey 20 miles rom New-i'rk five minutes RON
abroad on; good house garden orchard ice house &c &c Ao
dress " p Tribune Once
U4RN FOR SALE-Excellent farm, 100 acres,
Oneida County, railroad and canal cay oam soil
implements buildings tfi-eassi Inusa1 oi ofe
MAPPING II Celsl,.t
EARM FOR SALE.-FARM of 10 ACkES, in
orange Cou1tv. location. With lne prospect good
vi lsBe.a and waiered apple orchard o. grated
l me town oer u a.. is4.f il a9ga.a su5ls NJ
o WISTTOwS DEPOT Store scboi5 caaIenes, - Oa -
y Mi,ul 4 r. stock and Implements ucuie mm,!ate pos
,e m yer 4 desired References Apply DAVID SAVER West
town y Y: JOSEPH BROWN $50 Yorf-st jersey o., : W.
FULLERTON esq 40 Broadv Equitable Binding \ \ cry.
FOR SALE-THE CELEBRATED WOOD
i WARD PARM LOT 90 LYISG II THE 10" OF ny 70
TOR ScHUfLkR CQgkI1 n " C9a 1rIS ~ IT'LL
HoMKs AND PRODUCTIVE FARMS. ,, o..
e above n m shore Of senee Lake 2
glessaoi yagc {, baatss i @ " s .Tat@i Giens At wst.
s and Havana md Of situation culot se h ilbassed
IA 49, % lte Il A. W ansptss 10 tse grape as anr Of the
o vD-ys Lake where TIE Iona TIE teersi Of al
49, ys1 ~ ek rs,s.us There aye o. the place 20
~ vu1e uber-w1ie oar and tieEory Thou
ssn1s Of timber could be cut al oo ana u e,e
teupt houses three dns sheds Ah hay lofts ear
With stables and hay ioit WOO use &C TOY
sle offered Tor sale entire OF traeis 70 u i
the purchaser AH' information reetinr TINS property sought either
by gili be promptly responded 70 by
J. < WARNER, Ageat Burde't, Schuyler County n Y
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81 1ist. 437 81 Moon nse O.52
sshaJ hoot.. 328 $50 Hell Gate Ferry. 5:4s
- HIGH vATEH rHn DAY.
hay Hoot.. 357 lsaDa. IS Hell Gate Feng.. 620
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TIE RRsT and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC introduced For
ofI Loss o. Aqpeuie
auahe Recommended he Pood Journal Arthrf I'd
Bassau NJ D. L. scott ESQ.,. =. Z. =. r. A. r. i-
IS A. kc so5 ~ Grocers Oinen and Chemists IL srze
tottes al each. Beware Of imtauonA Prepared bv
GOODALL BACKHOl Sc x CO..
beds. England.
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european Advertisements.

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
4 The Most ueuaOus sud Cheapest Ssuee he World
Warrsnfei pure and Tree from Ingredient
672Ig2 BOTTLE SOLD N ONE MONTH AUGUST ISt-t
unprecedented In ihe history Of Sauces an
BY o. inl
Trade Mark-W low Pattern Plate. Brvsrr of llltGuons
Manufacturers: G00DALL BhCkH0USE q COt
Irels England
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Ciin proprrin 10 Ert.

ITO LET-RO0MS and FLOORS, with or
l. steam power; building by ee se sighted
heated With bostwsys 5l7 West 45b No woodwork
allowed.
WATER FRONT with BULKHEAD TO
W LEASB-2s'hst half the block Past RIVER occupied as
lumber ynr Tor last IL yesrs D. McELROY, III has' 'Jht
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5ituatlons Uanteo--females
Laundresses.

Ilc WEST 27TH-ST.-A superior LAIN.
EVt DRESS solicit. fsmies genteneua. ladies' ~AsHIso
to done hrstsa si pronps
and reliable. Call or address Mrs. j. " Brown.
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Countrn proprrip to fei.

A N0R0T0N Conn.-T0 RENT, furnished,
~ months PLACE good SHADE Faie
garden kc; hve Eat from station AeN-taven r. 4 Two
miles from stamford moderate TO small iaTni LAC '-O OF
3:1j trains. Inquire station.
TO RENT-SACRIFICE-S monthly; fur
nishei COTTAGE on bank Of Hudson ovey yeE u ro8r
taken boari f ie-ed Inquire At 10 Wei 4--
ITO LET for the Summer or year. Il
NsHED COTTAGE Long sn1 Sound, with shore rrves'
fne bathing &C. and minutes DIVE IRON lel
plenty Of fresh fruit mix. vegetable &C. on farm adjoining Ff
address VALENTINE FROST Glen Cove, a. L.
". A. COVERT a Co. IS PsarlsL, \. Y
ITO RENT for the Summer or ycar-A large,
Fun shed brok HOUSE beautiful village q DERBY Coma wa
planted garden ground wish luuince OF
hour from Nev.lorE bf \ J. y H. ana
L. calls. Photograph be- At a. CaeTt
place. Address Lock Box 173. D-hv. Conn.
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Brook!pu propertn 90 Ect.

TO LET-The first PART Of the HOUSE,
furnished hout and paror Kitchen very
suitable ruieiu; II ocoeA
N l26 Unou-s.. South Brooklyn
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Gin proprrIn 10 Lei.

Gin proprrIn 10 Lei.
ITO LET-4jth-st near 5th-dye., story, ID; -
II imDso.4ie possession, eaeaIl 9I4 nnoa-- :,
ITO LFT-Iu 247 Wet 4Jth-st., SECOND
FLOOR OF al win moirrn impfe'e%en' o. 30"
fOoI. AppF ooa-rf .~53 "e4t lj,a-a.
rI'O LET-A frst-class 4-story Brown Stone
4 HOUSE, Forty -HinsbL, F'.- ave c1e.D. ~ 49,,
lOLO4h, 30 ssi Elni saI-lb
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Nurses.

- URSE-By a tidy German girl OF 10 TO
~ children usef1l private anlg Is Wiling
obgg and bss he best n ezcs county CsH a.
No 100 6tl-ave shoe
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Eelu OdlEed-- Tlales.

boy WANTED-In a Drug Store to learn
nD ihc husilesN Apply AZ AS sthave
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Gelp uIrteo-- females

NVANTED-To 90 a short distance IN the
w country gr 70 COOK WASH snd IRON pnyate family.
Cal al - BaTclay-st, between 9 a m and - D.
IVANTED-A steady, middle-aged Woman,
w DO HOUsEWORK Of private family must be good
Cook Washer l-one hs good bread Apply
No. 237 East lOth-st. before 10 clock l. m
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IOS WEST 6TH-ST.-A respectable Prot
't'b sri ehds NURSE private amy best refer
=. Lar.
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NURSE, &c.-By a Swedish woman, who Is
irts operate machine or take
preferred recommendations Inquire
AZ the HOME BUREAU. 49, 6i-aFe.. above lUthst
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Mattresses.

XTAITRESS and CHAMBERMAlD-By a
W capable American Protestant s sho very ns,, ,n1
silver good recommendations. Call CAKPESTERs, I3o West
i ltbsL, corner JL1-ave
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'(Jn WEST 4sTH-ST.-A young girl a.
% " sBAMsrRESs or CH4M3E2MAID and SBAAsTRESs,
understands W X ". machine; g00I reference.
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0oJ EAST 4JrH-ST., bet 2d and 3d-aves-
80 young M Of IA 70 MIND BABi Or do nssi house
wOrz; good reference.
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Seamstresses.

7 AIDES Undertaking Musiins, LacewOrk,
Ruings orcer hg aa expert sEA ~ os ana
LACE HAND her house. moderate terms 90 ohaEe IN
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III 7TH-AVE.-A respectable young woman
NURSE take e-lre charge Of saby from II birth
Il
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NURSE and HOUSEWORK-By an elderly
Protestant seve capable and Wiling take best
care any
bet Of references Inquire the Home Bureau l3s 6tbave
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WAITER and USEFUL.-A swedish prot
w Young man bis business Thoroughly and
willing hIme les would lie place p-vtte lnlly n
eouurv; Inquire for P 81 ODELLs oM Ed
ISL BUREAU. 100 est 3ita ~. Broadway.
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4 COUPLE, very neat, tidy, Protestant
4 Young women SITUATIONS city country they
gooi ebambernads Mattresses aHd wiling b
Us m or or hotels boarding private family have good
references HOME BUREAU los 65 are above
Utt.st
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FSTANT COACHMAN nd
Waters.

1 YOUNG MAN wishes a situation as
n WAITER understands boz. duties horourhr CO. or country
Address A. c. Box So 1ubGne Up-owa Ohoe
% = Wcs' 33i-st
NHAITERs situation wanted by French
efficient particular; good reference from last EN-
iengaFet OF I' 70 Europe Can be seen
"a BrosdHar frnlt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-26
FIRE IN GOLD STREET.
An Estimatsd Loss OF 500, 90


dre broke out last night IN the basement OF the
four story brick building Nos 90 and % Gold and %
Platt street, that caused damage OF about
100000. The building was occupied by Averili d
Pickett, photographers and printers, whose stock
was totally destroyed. Merritt Trumbull. hard
ware merchants, occupied the basement and hrst
noor Of No. q Patt street. The second, third and
fourth floors were leased by w. Fl. Mcneil, drug
merchant, and the second moor front by Stockwell
d Co.. cigar manufacturers. The buildings formed
part of the estate OF Charles Shields, and
were damaged to the extent OF about 100000.
Two alarms were sounded for the fire, and
large force Of engines were promptly on
the spot, but owing to the secure manner
in which the heavy iron shutters were
fastened the fremen were unable to enter
the building The narrowness OF the street mace
the work OF attacking the names dangerous, as
the whttened shutters were liable to fall from the
upper stories at any moment, and the fremen
such way that the streams OF water were d.
rected to the names without exposing
the men. Alter two hours hard labor
the fire was got under control and the adJoln-
ing property saved-a difficult undertaking,
owing to the strong wind blowing at the tlme. AS
the fire progressed, eating up through the building,
the printing presses and heavy machinery within
and down to the basement. II is supposed by the
police the fire originated in the engine room: SER
gent Devoe, Of the Second precinct, first discov-
cred 1t in the basement. Fire Marshal Sheldon
has ordered an examination in the cause. Both
stock and building are largely insured.