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me LOST grave.
4 Pathetic Inciaont 81 a City BnEyiDg
81. Gr0Wnd.
From the Detroit Free Press.l

From the Detroit Free Press
= If you have ever passed the old desert.
cd grave yard on Russell street, near the
house Of correction, you know that there
is not moro lonely spot in Detroit. It
is = score Of years since any one was
buried there. The fences lean in or out;
the few trees are ragged in limb and
trunk; tho weather.beaten headstones
lean this way or that, or have fallen down.
The rich and tho poor who sleep under
the sod have been dnst for years, and if
any of them left friends behind they are
scattered now and are not here to fill up the
snnken graves and plant flower to take
the gloom away.
The other day people saw an old wo-
man walking through the graveyard.
brushing the moss from some Of tho head
stones to look Ut tho letters, and study:
ing long over the quaint characters carved
into others. BY and by she crossed the
street and sat down on tho steps of =
cottage, and when people saw how old and
feeble she Was, and that her eyes were
full of tears, they pitied her. Che could
not answer at first, but by and by she
told them that she had come hundreds Of
miles to take look at grave which she
knew must be in the yard, but which she
could not find. Half century ago she
buried child there, and all through the
long, long years, though moving here and
there, her mothers heart had not forgot
ten the dead. Old now, her steps feel le
and her locks gray, and feeling that she
had little longer to remain on earth, she
had come clear across the State alone to
have last look At the little grave. Years
had gone by, but she thought she could
walk right to the spot, and there was
half hopo in her heart that strangers
hands might have kept the headstone
white and the grave as hen she last saw
it. She found the old yard cut up
by streets, the city all around
and beyond, and Of the hundreds
of mounds and head stones which
she once saw but score or so were left.
She sought among the leaning headstones,
and she stood under the dying willows and
searched the field for the small stone
which bore the words: ''Our Willie," but
the fight Of time and the hand Of pro.
gress were more powerful than mother S
love. Fifty years since the little dead
body was lowered into his grave! Half a
century since the headstone was placed to
mark the spot! And yet her mother s
heart brought her back in her old age
with the hope that her tears might fall
upon the little grave, obliterated and pass.
ed from sight forever.
1t was sad enough to see tears falling
down her wrinkled cheeks, and to know
that her old heart was aching with disap.
pointment, and men spoke kind words ia
her, and women wiped their eyes in sym
pathy. Looking through her tears at the
bleak and lonely edits loneliness reliev'
ed and yet made more lonely by tho time.
worn hoadstones and the clumps Of briars
no wender that the poor old woman fell
it in her heart, and had to sob out:
"l'm afraid can't find him in heaven
heavens so largc!'
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SHEER & LARSON.

FARM1HoroN, MINI, Nov. Is, 1874. y
When one man and team can cut and bind
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WIN. A. VAN sLYKE 4 CO., Com.
w mission Merchants, wholesale dealers
I'm Grain and all k:D1s Of Country Produce.
No. 20 Sibley-st, st. Paul. Referencns-First
Natl Bank, P. r. McQuillau II Co., Camp 4
Smith, Cheritr~e 4 Farwells. st. Paul.
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Johnson, Fuller & Co

General Agents for Minnesota and Northwest
Wisconsin,
Also Agents for McSherry Seedcr and Drill.
Beloit Plow, Buffalo Pitts Thresher, and have
a gen oral assortment of the best makes Of farm
machinery.
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in good shape, 10 to 10 acres per day, a. he
certainly c&n with this machine, the farmer
has no good reason to complain Of the cost Of
harvesting grain. - WA. HAM.
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New lua-s ur,po-e flT pane
UeYartm BalHgs cLius
leo T. 100:
Fn,-lnsL-t 100 f Of Frsaye bi,k tenement four
stories 2jx5O Dennis Muishlrr.
ci II litn1-ive.. brck
a.ahle. tao stories. $3.50. p q. ~ ak cr..-
Co..
Morssl o. BRICK ami Eve stores 2ir75
aflE t.c.eL, 1uult
37 sra l3a brick ''ors AID E. Eve
a:ores 2sA4S. ID e.e.
Luaw AID brick store aul tenement I've stories
Is. lxi2 lssar Acses0o.
kEJe Nos IS 90 brick bakery, four
6Ov44 bru1 etrA a TO-. oNDerS
Il
CO. ". Il {.
Onelu1s ls .. north side. G ~: Trs: . V 'savr.
n A.. 40 lane dwellings, b., tle- staes 4-OAio Ro0efi o
Ll0Na.
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UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Guags a-te, sul h1illass a.cs nneys
% .s-lr ending SltI.aaf. % 41lJ:
Zig thsve, No bu8 llie fOJi tbeis Ce-s Frederick
Fghil.ayc 752 uasais BE vail excavations
Eml % 4 SHES. owue.A
pals IT, s. uuss e ;an and hesders; Joseph
Natl0f. 0wuer
Poirtst No. s. posap crashed
6 broken; Edsard ,. johnson.
PAs, aaa.s and tail beams and posts
u-der 70 "a l.r'e Inward Johnson.
Ndee-st No -, a.e o-t wall Biv .ri Rlev owner
ges 30 ~, sas4 pers l.eis and guiseri Edward
=
we raeat rsl No 200 unsafe Hnes and brick pie
irs hrruer
fir,; ave- 49, Never owner.
West Jurss NO. Jl5, uasais vail an coping
V a J. De-
rsnet So is. aasA Salus,rla stairs a1g ehnae7s
Greene b-s, No. 279 woOd.u oO-ue;
west Sae:ceni $50 uus,fc rtes PIERS C. W Fiu
q
i aouoar No. 500 unsafe ls.ss aa4 piers, Nholas 3ou.ss
Fsais 80 50 unsafe sad s7roprr'sasd beams v Sher
sroof
Pes.t 81 bsdsr and albesn' Herman Brothers
q o.
Poreh-st No BIT unsafe ener pier Charles W
Ion~sai,. 352 ua,ae stairs sad bsnas'ers
W-s r s. Y 547 unsafe rrlsF ssIr and unsSio
I's; jane Aru.frOal. 90
.art g and 80 Watrrst unsafe co.amns
= rri.rs; thauncv estate Owner.
south 70 feet east OF fitst, unsafe parry vail
fal4nJs on rhi,A B1iaoai.s ars reported UAsaa
Fauffh-ars. No. .-l Mrl T. auriou.
-FOUR have. 80 100. Dr. l. haitcs' ow er
bower. No 8J8. VA
h.iltn.I -Dorted J,r 4 -sle -A1aneg'
NJ d.
G-rrt.-.t So I.f. '.ir- f.slr. orlrr
srsaas.st No. 1879 H. Trowbll-r. aeusI.
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BUILDING STATISTICS

For the euus saur7 D. g. 1875 ui also for h' m,nA
- Januarv 1870 Department Of BuiliBss
waiter W. AIans SIprrH.-nieat
plans suhn tel durinr The Weef
i3 buucs a. cstated 90 e" taOO hudnRs pro-
,s ct... % cost o 500 iJi iotll cos, 0l
T. daes ana n1s $ 23, proposed budnls
euer.l ac.u-s, aue , frame dse .iuss tue latter II
fTr.-f.tl Wa-. ior name aua other
ururrs Dr1 h-ronl oi "a srrNlnhe ofnev buildings
rf.rne-d ls TO- uumher ~ progress
20. attentions e. 81 alr-i-ona ooriri - lumber
nrorr-.s ~ hl ding proposed curing the
su ii January 39utuu and Of srr-ous 90 $50 mat-
~ 597 800 The Bureau Of VOCATION reports nun Der
tlnuss sulvcre reported uusc - number made
tf unsafe Rotcss eel % Violations reported
volnA removed 10 for me month
ruu5.r ags urvcTe 81 reported 1nai 9S msde sAir'
taker ID; srrve III vosuos OF Jaw
ported lO2 40 violon notices served IJ3
top To- Tbe Bureau Of lronWork reports
buildings Bresapes "a number
buildings with Do. se'pe cases sens 70 az
cvel So ff Tie month 81 January,
6 reported requrHR arr"sapa sni l92 buildings
povdei vita o. hrescape uoiees
fvei 3-4 freafe SRA 70 atofu} Doi tae week
rstr beams q Intel, tested for c month so FOR arch
an REJECTED The spec al In
teoT ~ ng Honh "a Of tbeoer halls ana
Of Inference ffrri' means " cereSs 10
Le % Of bLnE av Fegn stons renofe ca
res IN on square IheaieI Fepofe of
RspeciiOu VI section % sne bulding aS.
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@ountrn propertn to Get.

GREAT BARGAIN.-FOr rent, factory, stu
~ HUDSON River Railroad BaTt0wn Dutche County
" neverfsing wa'erpowe battling, 40K50 feet two
and sba and dvefo tab wheel clpacJ
stables attached ald Dwelling des
adjoining Immed possession Apply ALBXAN
DER GIBSON p o. Dlohess County N IL JOIN
DC Try. 10 Wiiam-st. New-fork.
TNO LET, furnished or unfinished, for one
or more yesrs snacious MAN SON stnaei in Flushing l..
al dcin improvements 10 Of ground al
bohnuses granerY ablng. and every requisite Of frcH
.u1ulbaU residence Address H. BOI S72 PostOMce N. Y
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fonses nno farms Uanieo.

ENANTED-On line of Harlem and Port
Railroad co TAGE for Broon property
Apov 10 rutland & WHITING. Beeknan-sf. n. Y.
WANTED FOR CASH-A frst-class HOUSE
near Broadway 34h and 5jhss; price
PRINCIPALS dealt with Addres Il. W. or three box 80
p l6 Posi-0fce.
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Monday. Feb. ., 1878

At the Exchange Salesroom to-day Joseph Nc
CURE euschod premises on north side Oh
st. I5s feet east Of Broadway lot 5S64sJ lot sH'eo
The dated Nav u.s. 1900 Tor Il years. 700
.,N,... - - ro,swai. T. A Lawrence & Co. sold
two lots each 90 West of'-hlhu 'uH
third-st SIS east OF gnhnve'; lo ssxSo c,.
ID Al seaman sClf By Orcrr OF toe Onlt0 states Court
ali the right fe aud INT Tess OF samuel scAap'tT III ne
building known as inr iruNoh'dh A"e"Ie' NOs' A-'
ana ls0 Mercer-st.. FOR 500 49,. ,,..
IT.. re- pori Of tne Superintendent q" tle D'paruneh
OF Pablic BGldsGs for tie week eAii"g F'O' D. IS 10
follows.
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2Uusemeh's.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

T
| A CADENf OF MUOlC.
IN Mr. a. DiTectog
ITS OF TIfB OPERA 81 SOs
An grssd wRDs BsDAf 90 ss WHseSs
hARITssA ovvx NAM,
Aae roS kiSRos. no%1RD and wa CASTLE a., v.ias
On WRDensDAT EVENING 10 the Of opersts
,es.n o. isIfo vi ;.l i s s,re 9S orr
The TALlsh1si ., -. vp, MN,
r~iI iRS NJ ~ lrho a. n xivc NJ n ~ ngsh go
ree on upon sov st,re he months and vii -
presented si'h oegAgt am st tsee COSTUMES and 'p
Z sSgi.5 &, sSF5Sco .,.. Vi.
10 Friday evening Feb IL "a nlare sataray ROB IA
ing Feb T IL '''' ''''''~
/,IpO LT y ~ TI5oI,T , - ti,o parL 1'Lcafer-
" GREAT SUCCESS TIE GREAfBsF sU6,b,s -
OPgbA BOCff. SINCE bA GRAND DU Hnsct. bFbAt seA-
Blk ENCOKhD III CROWDED AUhlbNIsS 49,.
PLACES MAY BIZ INQUIRED TEN DAYS IN ADFAHCh ihs
MITE nnpA,rrr
@stAi<'. . o. sg,s -
received " 70 enthusiasm BY press and public "kEAbt rhh
Much Flea I'D IS tie DAlLiEb -
merit Decessarf one conon'"@
80 excellent ad annssg ta Is ssees>s 10 no longer cams ~
"ouSen -loouIFs - - -,., -.r.-. IN.
que PisI ar oio"s ano'hsf VIA uhiasIapsa 1pi'y
" No hu can he Sonnt"-lss
sSRarAing "a mlso ana l',Rhs = NeF< -, LA.
WHEN the cura fell there nnaHmou' eEr,-'ea te ~
rom dehey sn Is.nonADe an1slae ne Ss''"' sS
rHs CAST INCLUDES MILF. NrSELrI MILE ED, NLLs
DORbL, MILE VAADAAB. Al. DE- QbUhShf, NJ. VALLAIks.
n. WALTER
~ VAN GRHL leats an operate chorus aaa orhestrs -
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Ato-rsv.st 20 81 Draonrs. 25xt0; Elizabeth wife
Sgl 80 sA''' 'a 80. 80. ...'..si4 $50
vrlvst : 40 ffsl 21rS7G Tina 10 Il Diier... 10000
- SIS 10 OF n eixlUO, Nor
MIA stsa,, A1sl'' a "'' INA. SIS
- k.:s r. ~ 100 ~ w., ' s',s i'' 10000
Ny.s 500 y % l'a'''' oOh h.o 70 $500
,ss T. isst w. fsSi, 1900
. Cor. 49,. re = esq 81 l''' $4,000
ITPS ss,, s. a. H. o. - 50 '' $4,000
ss & a. 8 - ga 81 p" e 70 -. 2eOOo
" se.y I, y '.1 O. ~ 5000
Toeror laf r. -. oti-ts. ara ~
IA u a's ',....,.. 5000
- n o n. -t . ~ lU.A-afc
SsS@s Sa .i co. - rs, 80 10 , s..... 200
LEAsaHoLD CcNvGYaaCl
~ Of J,.s seaaa s. 900
cs,,, yo1r .t.pi aa5 : ,.sr,. ses vea-... 81 800
s.Dd,, No ly7 years per 500
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Corroratlon Mott res.

GEALED PROPOSALS for making REPAIRS
~ steam Dre1ge 40 W oe reeevsd 4, The oce q the Dep.
Docks until - O'Clock Of THURSDAY February ii.
For fol The CITY Record copies sale
10 City Hall
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Wredn Stenmers

WHITE STAR LINE.
PoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL
SEW AND RULL-POWRRKD SrRAn5HiPA
SAILING SATURDAYS THURS
DAYS e. ling at Corf Hsroo-
BALTIC. rATURDAf Peb IL. a. 100 an
BELGiC SATtiiDAi. Peb. 20, a. $500 D. m
ADRIATIC SATURDAY. Feb q. a. 1000 an
JRLTlC sATUkDAl March d. AZ 500 D
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY March IL. At l0OO m
From White Pier ~. North aver.
Palspge all cas'el unr7sei combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT
saloons satcrOon smozng bathrooms N mhs zee
where siewITdes secon2n'
KA1ES-Saloon Tickets $40 Ro stesr,ge
ssAgs vii DO Soo
Asd 500. gold
Drafts irOm2 81 rpw,rl.
Cob-1Ts
SdsceS No ~ BrnslWAr NcW-lurk r j. CORfi3 Az
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New-JerseD Real estate for Sale

COK SALE or TO LEASE FOR A TERN
IL az yFtPs e- u b. most ssFibe REsIDlNgEs in Oaagc
J. completely iarb,d neuse With 40 Al mols-a nltose
- -. ,f.-rsOase haf OF ground
assSt o. Uusaraasst THOMAS LuNS, No faIhpaoe N L
fTORRISTOWN, n. j. Most desirable
wi PROPERTY 70 SELL REST. APyb " RANDOLPH BIOS
\ n BfOsdsar
sARANGE- N.J-(Troat vanosy property Tor
y J -. a. y rssL Oase sOsrs @os ] "
- 1 n. OERUl. 80 NsEas. cor Lbert1-S
GD KIM (rst 20 per cent? IN two "! q years Us
ffJ .eOVJ tne $500 Interest tst PEI sen1
ruschsss equs 70 net odsff fe - r,a o.
kbasore oommodoas BCbBAN VILLA hLoipL = VIZ az
oatls onnT viii thr f01uH a. %"
: cosury living osang hrasisss Vel aaso ah' %
a. osuet. psyed sn1 poee HsrAes eAuN
paools sd shu q basness New" or V w vi @
Railroad OF AeuJefsry houses ave
ga bot and cold hester eoset bah A. tots A" ou'
unres Ns3 ft ViE~s heifies &c
OAK % THIN CAS- BK RBSlED tslh &c Of Ishie egN
fssns. uruHfe, eesStd) sI ~" ~ us
lsssr parsaafs ONNER fosOnes Bon lo4 Aha
tsth NJ
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Gelp OauIeo-- Males.

IVANTED-A practical LEAD GLAZIEA To
w lead AdlIe.s o. a. 80 I9,
BOstOn Mas. stating salary terms references. &c.
WANTED-A smart, intelligent yOung man
w 70 engage hlbt scv- business To toe he pison s~i
paid Address nlled % o.
closing stamp Tor replyl, LEWIS AsHIlN oS.s ~ e.-ss.
WANTED-An AGENT TO solicit adyer-
w uang this city (ew aud exclusive moiel reH teiAs
houses ony chance 90 Address with fns
Z. Il. JAMES. N. Y. p. o. Boz 5,6o2
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Gelu n1anteo--females

XVANTED--In an Institution Tor the Care ot
w Children IN city, oompsest h@TROS Aasws, " 80
stating preyoas experience qaaneaiops and nsrnoes os'
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situGTloIs Uanteo--frmdIcs.

situGrlors Uantco-~femaIcs
Cooks.
A VERY respectable colored woman wants
situation as CO0k wiaE to assist IN Ta,hg T 20 nome
A VERY reliable cOlorod woman, with good
stands 10 private family or clearinghouse can be seen
at j43 6haye near 83lst.
COOK-By a very respectable Protestant
honest neat and o5grs meats '3a2s zane
HANS i's,' 5c7 8ta:avs ne 80. :
COOK-By a steady, well-experienced woman,
80 TeS oo o 9 s soo Ttsnd the care Of mix ard
5g prefers te country .3' best 5f'a@eaaa01A 0A " OAh
DROTESTANT.-An English young WOMAN
w,bcsa situation competent COOK or LAuNDRESs in =
prva.o av cry Gail l0 roVe-sL rear Please ask
sIQg WEST 2STH-sT.-A respectable girl
> wants su,ton COOK; no objection to assist
with the WashHg; best city Inference
ss1S WEST 19TH-ST., between 9th and 9TH
ebO av second Gor rear-A srstss COOK understand,
hotel or frsicas 5oarnz house, no o0 eoh to the county
Jes. references can be seen 10, two days.
1SS WEST 3lST-ST.-By a frst-class
'DO COOK eI7ert her busneas ali It's braneAes good
baker; excellent city reference.
gSO WEST 27TH-ST.-A respectable woman
bU ds class COOK in pHvste family or boarding house,
best ciy reference
On EAST 28TH-ST.-A first-class COOK
who understands her business in all Is
300 7TH-AVE., Room As frst-class
IST COOK Der business all It's branches cOantrT
Z capable Of akins f charge liicheS ely
9'1H EAST 5TH-ST., near 1st-aye.-A, re-
pD '2ca9e good COOK understands good English
week to a. B.
oS(a VESTED ST-By good COOK and
sP'PO LAUNDRESs wiling aud oJlgng highly recommended BY
2EO WEST ASSIST, third foor.-A Scotch
- - Potastant woman as aa Coos and 20 as'ls. win
ald rona. a1defa!sHi' all ud' OF COOKING y references
General Eoassworl.
A NEAT, active girl to do GENERAL
"A hOUsEWORK willing aud Obhging city refeFeaee 24o
4 NEAT, active girl american PROTESTANT
reference Can address 40 West 2ohs, tAEes lights up
= SITUATION wanted to DO HOUSEW0RK
a By respectable widow woMAS where she have her
daughter Old win her ysr' city references will accept
small wages Appy At III West l6la,t. near 1thaye.
4 VERY neat colored girl wants place as
ss . Is. or ,Gn a cork sSa R. y y'T %.s Sa
Ca at 100 6tl-aVe., between 9Th and 0st-sts
A COMPETENT New-England woman to
"A COOX WASH and IRON understands her wort well not
the Winter city country ASK for NARY P. lOG claVe,
COOK, WASH, and IRON-By a thoroughly
makes good bread biscuits pastries &C. also excel
Es'' G taa s o
NOOK, WASHER, AND IkONER.-A re-
spectabie yogng good family COOK makes
bread ard bcu cup Gci is also excellent suudr and
furnish good Apply ODELLS AGENCY 100 West 3AiA'
cornsr u broadway
COOK, WASH, and IRON, or HOUo WORK.
- "A German would EAe .et places con DO ol eooEiaE
reference
Applv az ODGLGS GERMAN BUREAU, 1903 Wes. 3tthst
broadway References thoroughly investigated al shis AgeacT
HOCSEWORK-By a competent Scotch girl,
with good rock. wash ard steady place
for general bread good washer ana roner
Sg county Call a. NO lO6 OIL ave. over shoe Store
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PnO1E-TeD BUILDINGs.

Cedsr-t No ir ist ans ioss . y.ar,. .eg rca-....
sra1d-ss So 49, ycars per
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YOUNG German wants situation n
NwAIrEE 1IStels family speaks English perfectly ami Is 81
his onaIe city reference o
last employer Address g. d., Tu0aHe Uptown Olce, 5is We
3.d
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Oredr Steamers

Ocean Steamers
LAGLE LINE.
A. UNITED STATS MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
TO PLYMOUTH. CHhRBOCRG AM HAMBURG.
The elegant Nsf0F OloFS:
RLOPSTOCK. Capt. scler. F-hrua-v 9.
GOETHE Capt " ilsan. FebruarF 10.
from Ear q FiIst H1bcken.
RATES or PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH. LONDON CHERbOURG AND HAMBURG:
Calm saloon 500. zod second sllo $50 go seera-.
S24 Prepa seg from I2i
height FCNCH bDYE Co. = 3ol:l NIIAA1st
FOR passage apply to KSAUTn MACLEOD KChhE,
Agents. ll3 Broadway.
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.(gO WEST ASSIST, third foOr.-A Scotch
- ~ escas COOH and 20 sssis. with
wAns irona understands all kinds Of COOKING references
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NVAITER and USEFUL.-A Swiss Protest
woli ks private family IN city country
Thoroughly experienced and willing himself useful Apply a;
ODBLS SWISS AGENCY 100 Nes 5ihsi conner Of BrolylI
WAITER and USEFUL MANA colored
young would like place private family; understands
ihV and willing bT7f useful furnish
rsy reference Apply OoELLS AGENCY 4J9 esI 14sA
s.. CONT BrOaaNav.
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STATE MEEyING OF FIRRMEN

HUNDRED DELEGATES PREsENT-ELECrloN W
OFFGCER5-EIMIRA THE NEXT PLACE OF MEETING.
POrGHKEEPsIE, Aug. 1.-The State Con-
veitlon called TO order in this city TINS
Afternoon by Ulerio EShlciuan vi Poushkeepse, who
made address OF welcome.
The Committee Organization reported tho following
officers for the ensuing year President, Wm A. Poucher
OF Osweco: ice-Presidents b. r. Williams OF Ithaca,
and Michael Redmond Of Cohocs; Recording Secretary
Frank NJ Baker OF Owego; Corresponding Secretary, D.
NJ Crapscr OF Hudson; Financial Secretary L. M wilder
OF Auburn; Treasurer, R. NJ. Huntington OF Adams; Ex-
ccutve COmmitteo-Silas I. Ines OF ChnoI. Il. hahes
shaw of New burgh. VIM NJ. Ware OF EliDra, H. hnapp
Of Greenwich. o. ~ Crane OF Cananaieua. NJ D. ID vino
Of P0ughkcs pse. Corncus Burnhams OF Kingston, ~
Mary of Jamestown and Cbas C. Adsill OF Hornsis-
VILE o-,
Elmira was selected as the place NJ meeting IN 1870
A resolution adopted admitting chief engineers
members of fire boards and fire projections as dcgatce'
After other business of minor nportascc. the Conven-
ton adjourned till O'Clock tomorrow morning Ihero
are about 90 delegates present andki0 cities and towns
the state represented Thece Is TO he tor4ight
parade tomorrow evening, and banlust Will be giFen
10 the visitors after their return from an excursion 70
Nesburgh They will ~ to Newburgh on tho Cbauheey
VIbbafd, returning by the Mary Powell.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
HUDSON COUNTY PESITENrLARY INyEsTiGA-
TION.

Mcssrs. Wickham, Dwycr, and O'Roilly OF the
Board of Froeho1,rs Committee ON the Investigation of
Affairs at the Hudson County Pcnteni.dry were ihc "hy
members Of the Committee rc.en yesterday at snake
Ul during the conclusion of the investigation warden
rost continued his testimony in his own behalf ah'
citd that he had allowed the County for al work done
h, prisoners for his personal use at regular ics hc a.
ntcd, however at lie had nc't reported 20 tn ,uhi-
tilat Ec lad Ell 30 MS residence IN htyohhe. -
WAS shcd hy Air WichEn 10 d.E Icll,itI' H. sich
A. wa. ordinarily drawn 10y him for supplies, bui ne cc
cnrI, stating That he wa- pct taxing Lessons III ariii.-
,unti. ar ornnprauliV rcfC.t to ALLEGED IL
treatment and tcaing 81 Tie iWGiC cassidy, Nh io't
ssid IA, had received rlctJns f0n tI' fenchii"ry
all force necessary Ia stl'uc MN, anu
bo Lad not used than WAS necessary. .
Oliver wells, oI the cpnNict, the principal
witness YESTERDAY. He testified that he saw The kcysot
NJ. door hudOlrhs hands before mat inseifr c'-
cape Rudolph IwArd lett the key in the paint mop,
plyorsly telling the Wit'sS toe wl'n'- lrirhS I.u-
trh q not tell tsc Warden uhi after ~" escape. Dr.
Iiiy SUPERINTENDENT of thc COunty Lunaii0 asylum.
ihu ,Lt Nr Post, trcah. t ol tass.d unr ~ "a
for ,Lc Cuinnittec VII meet at the COurholrc to-day
10 draw up tLeiT report.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

FROM GIASGOW-In steamship STATE Of Infidnf, Aug
ITEJos festte Carrie B Wheelnr Mary Bgloi's Richard
I,nkes Mrs Dukes James Campbell John homas ~ John
CruiHshank A. {. CrIiksahk, Mrs KuhOck
j. gallagher Jdn Broyer. Mrs M9l,wofti Cl@s Crag Mrs.
puncan has PullingtoD, VIM furnsiun. Joseph weaye
Mrs Kate Russell. David kass,i Mts Ru,seil Agnfs
Wallacs Rnbat Wallace, Anthony KOfOtd Jens T..
Marine. Vim Jamisson Mrs a. Ibriehsen, Miss Mgr
sm h James MuI,ock Jane Howe, DaydSairl Emi7 NIL
sen IIenry Ciearv Fanny Kelly Joan Nc oArthr. SsS.rt
Beli Joseph M,fkle, David Stewart, Peter headrck
EUOM 'HAMBI liu-ln sedHHh,p C,mbrd, Aug. H.
William Warden. T. A. pIale Curt l,e.chs Gesandier
Won soiloezer. Isaac Marx g. b.rnha,u 80
Martha Wilieins otto Fuess aud daughter; George
Meier Max Marieuthau and soD. ii. seb~abe Win
E.mei r. Copinus H. w. kamon Hanni al aok aud chii
dTyn nenry Scdlor. wife, and chdr.n Albert Drsyius~
Jns Wolle6erg alter Munich John Anderegg t. Mayer;
H. Lusk: Is. Neit Mis- sophie ,iersay oai MIA Louisa
Am.s, Mrs Louisa TlsOni c. E'onehoai d. fuirefhahh.
aud others in second cabin ., o. A.. .,
FRi M BkISTOI, En- sten,ashfp Somerse, Aug IT,
pyle samuel COOL sarah Robertson VIM II. Har-
r.a James H. Amory. Jessie Lttie Ann bah Anna ~ bA.
IN, paII James Iiw ars Wm DuBhau, Henry right fr
wsiI P.lael uouy B0su JoAS homo, Nal. home, leroy