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New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
CIVIL NOTES.

On the fictitious OF the Columbus, Chicago
and Indiana Cen,rai Railroad Company and tho Pitts
bnrga, Cincinnati and 81. Louis Railroad Company
JUDI Donohue mas granted order removing the suit
Of Charles w IIasscr g,inst those two companies and
the Pennsylyania Rliro 1t Company rom tIG o4prin9
Court % tho Sate To tue Circus COart oI ts oI'ted
Srate9.
In tie suit of William A. Stephens against
BeujannF Alien aud others, brought IN the SNpreme
Court OF this Stts for diss luton OF the rm Of Aleu-
Stephens & CO., and to eDiJn all attachments against
the irn property on account of ar: AlehS Sepi'dtr
IIi,lles as President of tAc Cook County NotiOnal
Biuk and oturrWiS until the riahts OF the pare Hr1
GetermrGed Judge Ll"reUco decided Yesterday t"at
the preliminary Injunction oI1tr DC continued
In the suit of John II. WhitmOre against
the Ci,y tried IN Supreme Cour', Circuit, yesterday
Judge Van Worst directed a verdict for plaintiff for
sl33 3D. subject to the opinion CT the Court a. neral
Tetm Tnc plliutlR was Clerk OF the Third DstiieL
C0urs at a salary Of 5000 Inc Board OF A'prt'oh'
nent reduced This to $3.50 per annun when ne has r.
ceved under profos,. this suit was for the d.F-
eu,o for tnree months. Tle case is arepresentt.ve
One, all the pcf employees vi tho Aru DIsi0' N"'
have similar CLAIMS ~,
The suit of w. II. II. Sstare against The
Mechanics aud Traiers' SaineS Institnt'on was d'-
missed yesterday, ia the Court OF common f'e'S' W
Judge Robinson. L. was an acton Drought 10 Ieco'ef
about 300 alleged damages on failure TO denver o'o
shares Of Atlantic Mail stock, which, 1t was alleged the
defendants had authorized the plaintiff to sell at the
s,ock Exchange There was considerable conflict or
evidence Oh part OF pialhiiliJ witnesses as 10 tue
sts.fl
nn or lie ain ms eyi ience the DEFENDANTS c1uSei
made motion to dismiss TIE COMPLIANT when Juese
Dnnsnn rrauod with costs and allowance, thcfe nelR
unttlug In this plIItHs evidence 10 warrant y Juug-
en agains: the bank or er'cs OF iIs Tces' pO Sv
PENDANTS, ABEL Crook ana CIauuCeJ on"n0'' "N'' -A
thon appearing for plantn.
Two wills of the late Eliza Hearsey havo
been offered 10 Surrogate Iucninzs Tor probate bS
the frs dated Feb. g. 1872 she leaves TO her cousn
Sarah T. Hearscy, and to John f. van Kiper' hnealos
rrooes and Clara POST the granddaughter of Mr. Van
pper each 5000 She leaves her house and furniture 10
Mry EBlauvelt ana sCOj per anDum to sarah hhayes'
All the rest of her she leaves to her executors
In trrst onehalf for St IIle's Home for lniigent Re
o tho other hall Tor the Childrens Ahi society Inc
xecnior, named are John L. Van Riper ana CaIleT a.
DIuy"t The other will, dated July l.. 1874 is simpler.
II ives an her bonds, stocks, security anu hpef ~
i,rv El,,bth Moves aud her house ana furniture 10
~ ~ .,I Harriet LOveTidge equally Tne e1ecu-
in.s .te lanes Loveridge AMI Coolidge lfarhafd. dtsr
~, of l,,n arc a nirce, Sarah NJ CasweN, ana INST
ana second cousin Sarah H. NOyes ani Siran l. h-tsr
sew 81. Lukr's Homo and The Chiidrchs Ala ooee ety
and JOIN f. Van Eper have gwen notice OF cohtess OF
lhis second Will
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
MRS, TnToy's INTELLECTUAL GIFTS.

u, She,rn,an-What was Mrs Tilton's intellec-
,,. cbaraeter' A. She had very fine mind indeed was
ecuar she was a very fine criic her husband 'od
,s be valued Eizabeths criticisms more 'ian 'hose
Of sny other friend ..t. have said
Mr. Beach beg you not to state wha o'H'' ,o,g said
W. sbe,rman-Excuse me this is what the p'Ai4'H 'N'u
her husband said So
~, Reacb-I did not understand It,
xs, Tuucrlon-It was responsive OF any fa'e'
", prvor-Nor was It relevant -,.,.,.... rro
nj san Very wel these very hne criticisms lio
what did Mr. Tton say 10 you on the sao!oc, -
'ue characerf A. lie has often toia me ''
Erabet was undervaaed in her intellectual s"e crc
wa. 90 domestic and so quiet but that se was inc
~ hsd ever had; when she pronounced poem or
Won of his perfect he said would do be ie' suie 'as ~
. veil as he could he always felt satished WIZ ne'
s,s and he said that-he said to me once III MS
, - poem OF h-he spoke Of little criticism al
Nth had made upon IT. and be says: III E@aOe'" "a'
,umbercd with the Of famy-had hef ie'u,0 .o
%, ,,euec,ual effort she would make one OF inc nn''
writers, most interesting writefS'
Mr. Sheaunan-Do the jury hear
The Witness-I can speak louderif try TO-
% Did you consider Mra TtoD sIona " ~e1S "'A@A
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
TEE DEsTrrUrICE IN KANSAS N1F Ey,AGGER-
AICD.

To the Pditor OF me Trs9~ne.
SIR: ON constant reader Of ne SEME-
WEEKLY TFiBUNE. ana am inclined TO write you io"
lines to-day to thank you tor the eowse sc ahayo taken
IN resard 10 the suffering peoplo In our fhced sta'e
and also far the fund OF information an rcceiyinS
through Your columns even coEoanhg hatterS 10 CIR
own sato. ysny, here am living IN ts midst % q"
Mennop ses aud yet learned more Of their customs
, IT,, rs,,g,on by reading 4 letter from Gcwton.
KansaS which You published about tsar weeks aso.
tbnn nave learned fr9m oDserfduon
The nmm.r OF the destitute in this cte LasGo' been
over .tmated. Eveay day Is swelling Tie is5 People
VINO ,aver thought OF drawing ais their provisions
give uu are forced to apply for ass raDce visit u
Top Ike LIST week has eonVlnccd me tlas no esuhase Oh
the pont destitaiOn can 10 " Sdo by the Oih era
tha-e because tine reports upon WI e they e,tlaee mo
number vi dcstitrts every cay chaueed by more
ne Esons becOmug destitute. he % That Et5;ern people
WI eo0tinue stye; the need greater Than ever
This canty pat down In ~ repO. 20 tPe GOvcThof
last F,i as sesupHortng. Tc Jay nearly 2tie persons
IRA ociug FED Supported by tue cha ATTY Ot he pOpo
ct tie East. know whereof speak, for as eresdens
Of ths Doyle Towr ship Aid Sseety an dealing out sup
ulics for over sJ1 people ~ tlls town.
Florence, KzIvas Feb. q. 1915 j. W. BU-IE2fiELn
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
THE PROCEEDLNGSVERBATTM
DIRECT EXAMINATION OF MRS. PUTNAM CON.
TINTED

DIRECT EXAMINATION OF MRS. PUTNAM CON
TlNUED.
The Court met at eleven o'clock, pursuant to ad-
journment Sarah c. Putnam recalled, and her direct
examination continued as folows
Mr. ShcanlnI asking you yesterday afternoon, Mrs
Putnam with regard iany habit OF treating their
friends 1 will ask little this subject; do you
remember vs-any visilt Washington which yol made in
company wiz NJ Tllons family? A. DO; went to Wash
inston and tley aferwsTd AID we were together.
@ Who there together at that time? A. went with
party OF my friends aad VI and Mrs Tton aud Mrs.
Morse and Florence Tton and to the
where were-pnyate board dilghouse
@ Was your husband with your \. was widow at the
time.
@ You were q widow at that ne-at what time was that!
A. That just before LIcOAs second inausuraion
present at the naugur ition; left the next d4y.
G. That March, 1851 A. think so yes Sir, it
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05

Mr. .Morrs-The question goes beyond the mere time. The
objection goes to her stating hes impressions.
Judge Neilson-I know.
q State what conversation any, you then h.d with Mr.
1on the subject OF religion and churches about that tmc'
lie told mo he didn't 30 church often he used to do
that he was throwing OF the rammels Of church. and that
he hoped that his children would never be rammeed by an
educaon that required them to go church. and they
would have the religious teaching that he had he thought
was unwocsome was not good for the soul that
hgous views largely result OF education and that he
had suffered from his education.
q You have mentioned that In December 1856. your hus
band died Is that the correct date A. Mr. Diamond died in
1852
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
TIE WALL STREET DIALECT.


SIR: Having read your interesting but too
shor, sketch of Prof summers lecture at Yale on tho
Money Article ".of HE TR,UsE feel emooldened to
ask Could not that lecture one Kindred to It, be g,Vaa
IN ful This wa3 srees JArgon, though the expression
Of o force OF vast and often fearful importance "a
ntegaly u "1ark speech to almost all who live away
ams 4" Babylon" Nor Il 1t quite inteiisi9i' 10
I'll your city folks. True, gonerally eng ie''
cents can sc. tho hang of business, san.
by sort OF mental absorption OF c'flosnaesS'
that OF association. At recent dede of
new pQNic school In plea Tor generous e. "
the yUung, took the ground that tie ops osa1ic, az
wo1d not suffice for even the iutelAens a 49,. -,
pnderu newspaper. Ana IL IS IN place 10 sap Ju'.
that regard me sEMEWLEKLn ~ e, 80 r. - ea, ~
Educator outside or the el.ies. Dp m ic,,rs o 49,,
Ie done lei rs have from Prot Sunaes i'Otuic W aS
VerbaI currency Of the Cod ,O1 sa .ae ,eTsaiSl ,
cvnPat,ons son 'Cbange;" m a w"to an inielhs'uo
quol1iVhs ha t,rson OF Wglls,. Indeed, ~ nas he
ea"e ao educatona necessity 10 understand .g..
whose nienSo' 1.,s'n y. LogkwooD.
Freehold, n. j., teo' ~ 1910
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
Judge Neilson-Ycs, Sir.
MRS. TILTON's TRUrHFULNEsS.

@. Mrs Putnam, will you state what was Mrs.
Ttons character for tulhulnss A. never had the slight
est hesitation in relying upon Mrs Tlons word in anything
but direction
O. What direction that' A. don't think she was a.
ways truthful with reference to her husbands faults
judge Nelson-That answers the question.
The Witncss-She sometimes made statements tha; think
were not truthful in reference her husbands fauts
deayorng to up her husbands faults.
judge Neson-That will do Mtddm you have answered the
question.
MI Fullerton-That will do.
O. And that was the ony exception yon are aware OF A
relied on Mrs Ttoas word implicitly in any Of the ordinary
affairs Of life.
O. Did YOU ever OF any case in which she represented
her husband to be in fault when ho was not'
Mr. Fulerton-I object 10 that.
Judge Neison- think has gone far enough, Mr. Shear
O. To what church d you belong when you Lived IN BrooX
Iyn, A. Rev Dr. Sorrs-Eichard 5. Storrs.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
EVIDENCE FOR TIE PROSECUTION IN THE
EXPRESS Robbery.

The trial of Daniel Haurcy for completely
In tho Adams Express loCbsry was Continued yestor
day. before Judge BLrret in the Court 0i Oyer ana
Tcrniner Tue lrst witness called was John j. SYee-
Dey who turned States evidence He testified that as
oaily last Fan ard Hdurcy talked about stealing
safe, aud Ulurey said II he were only an express
driver they could manage It, Finally HlurcY told
Sweeney that lac had taken in Hoonan, another driver,
and he thought he could tne matter On the next
Sunday. On that Day The three had several
bar, hammer, ami cold cbisels, and on
Monday morning We 3 to COlmunipaw on Tie ferry
boat ON winch tn" Others went lie walled Ia the
sha OW OF the riy-hDus and when Htur"y came back
Wiih the WAGON containing the safe alone-tDe OtDcI
freight haviUS ucrn Gt lvrrr-SweeneY jumped IN, ana
WhlIc tAurcy drINI1g d0 side rOAd broke the
sdio Opcn Thry found bonds, money, JcWery ana an
uAoa dlamOHJ. Ia dividing with hO"ndn tuey dlI not
tell aim rrst Uf tue pundei huL oDlY gave liu
his third II $4,000 PACKAGE. sweeney described th'I
deposit Oi none, Ind bonds WIN Moses iirick anu
>. veiai details OF wAat the 1eh did win the money
Ca his crOssexaIniItIOH denied that he was urged
to COuIess, Uut sii saw hc was In bO.e ana hau
noticed reading cases in the newspapers mat .
Sat - cNl!encJ Rcncrdy v as ueAlt
with Ii .hty. lie told bis story III LUpe thdt 30 WOh
b. ucdlJ NI. Several Wtnessc3 were caieu 70 cor
rOOJratc Sweeney ;, eVry what occurred ailer ms 70
10 NrUYuIk, ana tIe prosecution rested MI nan
IId not think tE1 case or the people
equlrod any cuItrati from lac prisoner on GWc
case Tor prOse1u The court WAS then a1l0nin'
TO this mOraIHC Assistant D.stIlctAttOtnoy ANHseH
appcaTPu Tor tbs piO,OcuiOu; y. OdbCy li@ll ana a.
Huuulcl iOf tno dOiOdSt.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
pLACK FRIDAY TRANSACTIONS.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
two suits atisiu of the transactions OF the GOid
C.iqIe" on Black Friday" were begun by capia5
against Jay Gould. Henry n. Smith, Henry H. Mdr'iO,
and mes b. Bdch. In each SUIT tho complainant s Ed
via Lewis trustee in bankruptcy Of the estate ot jay
Cooke S Coz and his attorneys are SANFORD, hJunsOu
Il WoD1rufE D,ciarliious In the suits hayo NOT yct
LcCu Crdwn, bub wd3I drawn. Inc 0ha IN tis Ht'I ai
in cm $50 001 ~ gotta gold SOLD by ~ Cooke q
co. t. AlDcr sJ5yer, tor JAY GJni Ihe deol-ratiol
in ths coni sut T.h cllm 95))O9) IN c!rIn1S, iyr
currency loancd borrowed gJI 10 Wiii1m btiueu &
Co. tue account of JIy GJIId, lanes fi5Ae, Anu
tneir associates IA tne Grid Gnquo.'
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
Az ,nIouPyMENT I'LL MONDAY.

Al the expiration OF the recess Judge Nelson a''
pounced the continued Illness OF Mr Jehreys as ioo"s' %
~ 70 state that tho arynan who III Is not a1c TO at1ehd
M crno,n Mr. Case one Of the iurymen. called upon him.
and came directly from him. AMI advise, US that he Is not hoe
o come ont and the doctor advised certain remedies nnu u
wa, thought Oh the WHOLE the counsel agreeing that we should
dourn until Monday morning, to give the uTyman some op
nuuIy OF recovering improving With that 'cw we no"
a,ourn 10 Monday morning aI eleven U COCK
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
THE JUROR IEFFREYs STILL NDIsposED.

Judrc Nes0n-Gentleren, the Juryman (Alr
y feels that cannot remain with us just at present.
and purpose therefore, sym;4th%ns "h s as we al ao
n 1ourn until two o'clock AMI whether then he VIII be
,eter WIN gentlemen keep their seats iew minutes The
Jury will retre until two o'clock
The Coas here ll5O took rcoe-i until Two O'clock
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05

A. considered her in most respects m.kaby strong
man, very strong her moral character strong her powers
OF loving and in ondurng she had awondeal endurance
think never that could endure patiently and
so quietly as she could she had wonderful strength.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05

II il stated in letter from Richmond, Va"
,n,t the gatherings Of the poor there tnis "in'e' a
-h,e It Il estimated that 6Ga men, OF both eoIoss.
a't of work and without credit or other resourvo'
~se tbeIe - said to be no orsanizatloh 70 ILL., ''
and tho havera vaathor V en 429ttlpns' e'H-N
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05

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30. NV ~ Aalhony e. al
AZ. De For,ss sgt Fai!ryot a.
Oi. .Bevcn "a ~ osL Cooyer
espl.
~, Moore sgt. Jhe Mayor. &c.
st. Sgt -.
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inpfG, a.
l20IzJrrsli ct. Trsiwe,p
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New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
iwIcK and srTIR. JJ.

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New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
CAi,lNDkRs-THis DAy.

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Cg,,l Eer,t AT Cronk,I 21j. wlmAysr sgt. sioyer.
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New-York tribune., 1875-03-05

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u. y. - ~ &. Cfoss
toaA u. = Go.
II. .Smilh lst roe Mayor. 70
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05

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New-York tribune., 1875-03-05

1Gti. .Bu.iOng agt. Lof;eN
2glO. .Ayerill agt. Ever.
9Jll. Marsbali at nvers.
III. .HciuermiLn sSL Farley.
1913. Stevens agt t'rnnr.
lIIi. smith aad aAo. ag- SnecI..
3U..EocAcieller ast. RocAeici-
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
1871. Vice agt. Fitch.
PaaT H.
SHEAJ.
272E. ss1s sst Sane

GENERAL MISUNDERSTANDING, iR0bsrt hStsn
Sullivan Michael arin jane nnson, Jo.n Nc1s.4sL,'
nIynn John Thomps0s Johl kAney tian, t@nn"h So1'
Phebe Goodwin Nr. H. Mscae buFgaFi HEM ls u ,e.'
thsre HINT hetr, OtH'sl
80 u.un, McCarily. AEgze DnaGt kluD1s.
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IIo,a hof err '''"ps
Nm H. Johnson George SJsn. August nscAer1sch sen; Hbi
I'm E.ck Daniel O5hea rcceiyilg sc.n go'ts - ss ii
osena EiNari. Bernard GOrman, Nm. G@s;en va. HeDpy'
sreeay lane kali attempt sar NJst nus9a IA"
c"nt sSsq2,t m smas Clvolev rryi ra"s NC .ie.
Tom,s Mciure Thomas B;ojerci, bitaF - b'' JaTef
Psnkner Uenns .issy oha Mon uoS - sus fll ls'eis
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05

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New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
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agt. DolAn.
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-01-30
Humorous.


Crack aifars--Cracliers. ~.
Affairs that end in smoke--Cigars.
The time TO cry-When compel
ed. .n,.
The time to laugh7zWben dispos-
ed. tr' 80 .I a-.N '.. '.
Things TO be laughed down--Jokes.
Things that must be pushed-Bar-
rows. ... r.... I...
A Minnesota man makes the win
ter seem short by giving his note pay
able in the spring.
Governor Peck, of Vermont, is a
bachelor. Marrying would make half
a bushel of him. 'wa'- I'D. '1' ".
1t is good ground for divorce in St.
, Louis if a wife finds one hupdred aud
thirteen love letters in her husbands
pocket. 80
"A man may not 90 crazy by blow
ing into the muzzle of a gun, but the
chances are that he will lose his head
by it. d"
If man really wants 10 find ont
what's in him, let him get to sea. The
first rough weather will generally en-
able him to ascertain it..
Somebody neatly says that the
ladies, having worn alhsorts of flowers
and fruits in their hats, have now a
turr-up on the side.
az say, John, where did you get
that rogue's hate" "Please, yer honor,
it's an ould one o. yourn that MissuS
gave me yesterday" t.'r#'.
Formula of divorce used by ane-
gro justice in Desha county, Arkansas: ::
"As l jined you, SO bust you isunder'
So go, you niggers. You go' at.r
Aud now the head of the family
returning from his ''club" through the
sharp midnight air, gently rolls his
sleeping spouse over to the cold side of
the bed, and sinks softly into the vaca-
ted spot with sigh Of thankfulness.
Nobody surpasses me in this speci-
atty" said Cincinnati girl TO her new
lover, the other night, as she gave him
parting kiss with q report to it like
that of a pistol. The astonished youth
walked away wondering where that
girl got her experience. .al.t
-'I'll give you half dollar if you'll
stop whistlng thattpne!" The boy had
been whistling "MOllie Darling" Tor
more than an hour, straight ahead, and
our nervous friend was nearly frantic.
The boy stopped, swung his leg pen
sively for moment rejecting whether
he could afford it. "It's bargain
gimme the money" he said. The gen
tleman pulled out postal half Boy
took it, gave 1t close examination
carefully folded it, and put it away
and Immediately opened in clear, higl
key, "The Mulligan Guards" Al
hour afterwards the boy was wlistlin
"The Mulligan Guards" with unim
paired cheerfulness, while our fasti
dious lover of the old masters was raw
aging his attic for shotgun.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-01-30

RELATED TO THE JUDGE.-Judge b.,
late one of the judges of the Eighth
District Of the State of New York, was
most amiable man, whose honor was
unsullled, and who hated mean action
as every other character must. At the
Genesee Circuit he was hearing an &C
tion in which one of the parties hap
pened to be namesake o.. his. During
the trial, the party, having an OppOr-
tunity, and thinking probably to gain
some advantage by it. approached the
judge and said: y-s. ,.-...,
eve are Of the same name, judge,
I've been making inquiries, and find we
are some relation to each other"
"Ahl" said the Judge, sis that So?
Are you sure of it?"
"Oh yes" said he, "no doubt of it, b"
"Well, said the judge, "rm very
glad to hear that-very glad indeed !
shall get rid of your case; shall dis
miss it, because cannot sit in a suit
where l am related to one of the par.
ties" %"
This was little more than the party
had hargained for, and he began at once
to paddle off. After few inquiries a,
TO the judges ancestry, and their resi-
dence, etc.
Think, judge" said he, 81 wa
mistaken. We are of quite different
families, and not at all related"
"Ahl" said the Judge, sis that SOP"
ooh yes" said he, there is no mis-
take about it,"
"Well," replied the judge, in very
empathc tone, 81 am glad to learn tina
very glad. should hate awfully I
be related to man mean enough (
attempt to influence court as yo
hayev'-Bench aud bar. CO.,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-01-30

"A forty day husband, on whom the
memory of the Honeymoon already
seems to have become powerless, wants
to know why his wife is like a small
pie. Doyou give it up? Answer
"Because, says the unfeeIing wretch,
"she is now q little tart!' ..r
In a recent lecture at Augusta, Ca,
Raphael Semmes, the ex>admiral, ex-
planned why sailor calls aship "she. "
First, because she always looks besI
when freshly painted; second, because
she always puts her best foot foremost
when she has on new Sails third, be-
cause she always looks we'll when il
stays; and fourth, because she alNay'
brings home news from abroad,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-01-30

~ OOK BEAUTIFUL = LOOK
A4ROsYl-A hottlr Of DURLING'S
ROSE GLYCERINE for Roughness of
The skIu, thapped Hands, Sc, only 20
cents a bottle. mayJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-20

49, - ---------------
Chamberm ids. Sc.

QOO EAST 29rH ST., TOP FLOOR-A RESPECT
DbD able young girl as chambermaid and waitress
IN private family IN the cty; wase, not 50 mueh an
object as a good home reference from last employer.
Call or address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-20

OIH 7TH Az, BETWEEN 2rH AND 18TH STS.. IN
OlO store.-An Elglsh Protestant girl 10 general
housework willing t. make herself generally useful
city reIerence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-20

DO0 WEST 18TH STA REsrECTABLE WOMAN
LAO to take in washing and ironing or to out by
the day TO work; good reference MARY McKENNA.