davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22

Gen. NEWTON and Gen. GuLMoHE and
Capt. WoRTHEN, the board OF experts ap-
pointed 10y Mayor wIcKnAM at the request
of the Hffrghtcd Dock Commissioners to
examine the river wall planned by Gen.
GRAHAM, the late engineer OF the Dock
Department, have made preliminary re-
port in which they perform a disagreeablc
duty with commcndable dolicacy.
Their judgment agrees with that we
have 70 often expressed. They are TO- ced
to disapprove of the work endorsed Ivy Mr.
WALES and carried out under his admins
tration. In order TO spare his feelings,
however, they have put their condemna-
ton in the gentlest terms possible. They
say that this mode of construction is UNI
certain in its rosults,' and that while the
river wall remains rs it now is lriHioW
Ony earn bGchuy il is not probable that
there viii be any more settling. Before
this backing ia put in, however, "some
further protection against the thrust out
ward Of the emhankment will be nccos-
sgry.' This means that the faVoiite river
wall Of Mr. WALES adopted in lieu Of that
Of lis predecessors. which lac condemned
i, itscf condemned by the board OF OK
pcrt4. Not another foot will ever be built
ON this plan. If the wall VIII not bear the
earth bncklng ii was pdilt 10 retain, 1t is q
disGrccful engineering blunder. \ wall
that tells TO Withstand the pressure OF the
cath behind it, which must be placed
there, il Of 10 use Whatever. When the
experts therefore say that il will stand SO
long MS II is LOFT without backing, it is
cGuiNh ent TO their saylug that steam
b.. IL Al.
m 1T; u gun WI not burst unless powder Is
'Splod'u n IT, Tho wall Is built to sup
'loIl the earth backing, which constitutes
IA" river street over Witch vehicles must
travel (" get ai Tie p'ofa. \ river wall un-
'ltini io resist ilc pressure OF the earth be-
land -, l. simply fancy construction, Of
40 pla'ucIl use whatever except Tor Dock
Commissioners 10 eaze AT aud spend the
lror"r'so OF dock bonds upon. Thus the *
p0t. are humane enough TO say only by
lnpUerlon.
They do not JET the present young engi-
hecl OF the Dock Department or 30 ca.ily.
Thry rap Landscape Gardener GREENE
more severely lie was no sooner seated
In his office than he published "A letter
"a culng the work Of his predecessors in
winch he displayed a luncntable degree on
iguorance concerning what lac was talking
uhont-nu elementary engineering matter
lIa showed that lac knew nothing about
the nature and usc, of concrete. He went
70 far rs TO condemn the use Of bGton al
together. ana m,tunced the ALLEGED 'fatl-
ure" of its use IN the case of the founda-
tious of the Kansas civ bridge over the
Missouri river The piers ana founda-
lions Of this bridge are among lhc most
success .ul construction, of submarin. en-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22
10 Clcrgymeu, Churches, aud Religious
Meetings.

Advertisements of religious services, and
meetings for religious purposes, held on sun
day. will DO inserted rtthom charge in the
Sunday edition OF THE SUN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22

4 Reoth's Theatre 1fsco-ne s5as'h.
RrooLlyn Theatre ftnu ~
powcry Theatre NiIs, ivse.
colosseum %. Ct Fans
Ercit Tbcafr, -Nafcv Natn..
= nth Averue Theatre rrs
Iyccum Ih,airc stf1.'i, r.nu.s.
olympic Theatre NHHeNp Nance.
PARK Theatre Cuon.s
Partisan Varieties -ita 90 ana Brsdwsr
fsn TrRncisco Minstreis Nuov.
Third Avenue Theatre tef ffsa. 10 vfrwty MAus"
Theatre unique C'aiic T..ia,Hs. Msf
Tony Pastors Thcntrc-N iretv.
nion square 1hcatrc- Hl~ M.h,i.
allScL's Theatre n.am fr,ni.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22

7elsDrdm, number running like this wanted,a
chance at handling dynamite and nitro-glycerine
baggage. new opening would also be made
for reporters to be on hand waiting and watch
ing for possible explosions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22

vote for Republican bills lest they should
be called Radicals, were perfectly willing
to cast their votes for the very men Ivy
whom these bills were brought forward
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22

There are scandals. also. which need investi-
ga i1n. 20 ~ not 'ey LONG tiacc some tcandtous
ofa 'ah ret Dfcer, unt Dee wa forced to resign his
rNr iunn al hoLh ts, inr real cause ~ hue frli,c.
hHe.
ihls Cabinet officer was GEORGE H. VIII.
III ANS. then Attorney General A. long as he
W guilty OF nothing but the lavish and even
illegal use 4 the public money, Messrs. KOBEsOS,
FISH. and BElkN NP were quite willing that he
should remain ~ ofloe AS their associate. but
when Mr.. ROBLsoS GOT an ANONYMOUS letter
flli OF unpleasant statements and sug-ertion-,
ami when MIR. Fisu cot another. and Mrs. BEL
KNAp another. ana Mrs. Gen. BABCoCK auotaor,
then the very mis- chicf was to uay. II was some
tine they could not stand ; and putting all
the letters tpaother, they came 20 the couclu-
sion that Mrs. WILLIAMS was their author. hen
they went To Gen. GRNNT with the thing. It
va. doubtless one Of tie most painful M uments
the President had ever known In his ife. bee disc
he and Mrs WILLIAMS had always been 7erv good
friends aud yst the best OF ffici ts must pant.
ml ou account + anonymous letter.. Mr. VII
LIAMss public errors had only seen ca to make
the offender dearcr. but anonymous l,ttci- writ
ten 10y az bmct Ministers wife. and avery hand
$ me and very clever lady. too noted for the
sulcudor Of her entertainments and the brilliant
nsurc she made in Washington society, consti.
tuted fatal offence. And now the proud and
stately letter writer is said to he rusticattng in
Florida. aud where LASDAULET WILLIAMS, no
tody cares.
The sc.udal Of the pers onal attacks contained
In the letters, on some Of those To whom they
were addiessed. is said t. have been something
truly startling IT its kind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22


s1a 'onss ir3n eh iyrsins GUIDE books paint r
t'vciy d,lng OF late over thcir oiai tito md. 10
f.,.,''. "'"'V"' uonSiu'i a'lons' ""S""'y'"
unpr,tifvine IN ioorn tha, tho eacret.rv M
e.,fe IA nvvnLtu,, ia a sepee ~ the ais,r 900
witch the courtrv has suffered through, i'm.
rrnu.r ou,.,l,,tt,nrf. in the consular and diuio.
matte service under the nrcee,t Administration.
Tft.istrun. ne thn fI,,,,jcJe niln,es. thot our
Ministers aud Consul. have beon rrdJltn, their
orncial influence to publishers NJ guide hooks.
ounck ,r e,Iicine venders and chair tn,kers ~ ia
a sh mrful. although moi "a very surnrsino
fact. We hone he viii ,nnls. an cx,mule az inc
offender. and whom no has nrn,art, discirl,ped
tho forot,n Ministers and Consuis v,bo bave
hceu puiltv Of recommending gu,de hool.s and
invalid chairs for a confederation. we true, Inc
Will gnd tin,e 4, take nm tho case nf the r., nre-
sentative of this Government al tho Court Of ST
lanes. who used his official posittnn ia pro-
mote the success Of huge mining svindle
whereby great numbers of Englishmen and
Eoriish women vera ,nost shamafniIv do.
frsuted. There is no doubt that our dlplomatic
service Is In very had od,r abr,,ad-u has " an
ancient and ashlike smell"
We are sorry to find IN the Philadelphians
such profound and such rre0ecllve Ignorance
Of the high art of good living. In the bill of
fare OF the spread given TO the President and TO
Congress by the Centennial folks last SATURDAY.,
the second article mentioned is chicken cro-
quotes done up I'm paper and served with green
peas Against the pauer and the green reas we
have no objection TO interpose; tat the pres-
ence Of tho croquettes themselves is a violation
Of every dictate OF common sense. and every
consideration OF true rastronomic refinement.
Croquettes are perfectly innocent. End when
they are properly made. seasoned upon true
u"ns''',u'"'"l p''nolp'cs' anu served III .ne
- i''Oe' w 'V''','."u ."''n' "u' ivi
~ 's'o" ~ WIS w., ',r no' ''''i'
.,'.'u'''' Wv, w u'', 'u''"'''' nv ''"so" -
- w " 'V'' ''''"' '''N'u W. a''N
49, '''''''' W WI"
80 wv 70" '''' "" ''0s'" v"
-" ''N '' ~ ''' ''''''' ~ ""'Y"A "'O7' IA
'''''"'' i'''"u' "''o' ~ i'"'' VI eie"'"", :
=" wv ,'''"N s'.o"'u "e "'S"' '.'"o'V ue'
u''.',' ~ a,'u "''-"' - - "uo
,'.' WV i''''"'", ""' '"o VI u'""i' "'n'"ois VI
Y"N''ss '''''0. "e ~ N""" SUI"
'". q, W ",'e w." '",u u'",' ~ W 'p''e''"'e
''''',' '''s' '"' "''"u' '''"'' - " Wv" vi
o'' i''',"9,''' '"o '"'' 'o"" III
H",' dc j" '"''' ""''" ,''.' ~
az" ,'e 'iVu'H-' ,n,' '"a' sue" ",' VI 're
'""" '"se" 'n'Ic 10y 'eo'ie WI" are rel
cunning We 'en'en''al anniversary oi Aulerl'hh
u' ,''.' ,'S ave ''o',
it>'ducaiion b. neglected ana IMPERFECT How
ever what can occArcc'ed OF place whore InE
SUNDAY suN is sold Tor ten cents a copy when
Us normal ifl'e Is three cen'sf ihilaaeiphial
we 'ily ana forgive N.u.
Mr. Wonruy prs An Of B.rrinu SPRINGS.
i, ,,,lt-ar ta,.,- n, in,orst IN ti,. fe.l,r,,- ~
t -, 49, . 49,. .., ...-- a.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22

The Dock Department ask the Commits
siouers Of the sinking Fund Ia issue s3OoOU 81
bonds To buv Pier a., North river, and to build a
new ier We are tod tn the people who
bought this wharf from the city twelve OF fifteen
Yeas age received the title for trivial ronsid
Grafton. which they never paid. Yet Mr.. WALLS
now thinks il j. getting II at song to p,y a
quarter u million OF dollars Tor the picr We
advise the Commissioners OF the sinking Fund
to look into Is matter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22

Tho vour,r elitor has q nond,rous LOAD
,,.,a,,,... ,.iD,,, ,,i,f 80 tt. .,....,.t,,.,..,
r,,,.d ANr4,. v.to y.os ,,,erried las, vel
uh.t,, Inn, or c,ri.,,,,s ,ro..,.,. 800.
",h,rc ,.,.t lao Neanir,, ua,utv U.rn,,,,. fl,
h.r ,,.,,.,s,s ana t..,,'.,s - rh,. ,l,,.,o,,or
s,,,,d Notni,,ts o.,r. d.str,,,l. ,n..',ho,.
,,,,,,. comm, ,,,f, sl,,uld -. tre.. n,rs.l, . "a
t,..,, h,,,,,..,,, ,,,h ,,.,.a,,, I,,,. 80.
4. ,. ,,,,...,,,.o ,h., ,r,,,, ma no.
r,i,,,. la. ~, s.,,. c,l.r cha, COOS ,,i,, t,,.
49,, go, -. ., -. e..
in.,,,.,, ,..,,, e., t,,,i, ,..,,.., .,,l -, 49,,
rh.. ,.,,n., odit,r ,,or ,,r,.,a,l. a., ..,-,,,
., ,,,.. r, go, 49,, ..,...,. 49,.
.....stoh., n,.sr., A,,r,,, uu.,,, 49,
a.,,-, ,...,,,... han I'm 1Ias a.. p,,,..,,'.,
,i,1, IL an ,u,,,r.,,. 49,, lava o,,, ,..,.,.
,,,i,o. ,..,or.i,,. and 49,, l.,,d on, s,,.o,,, o,
49,, ~. ... ,,...,,ii, ,,..,,...,,, D,, a.,
H. ,..-,o. ~ ,bo ,,,,,.r,,,,s y.,i.,..,. ~,
-. -. p..,,.,, 49,. H.. '..,...'..
.,...,. ,,,,'.,r,,a,tr,,,. A,,r,, ,,,,,,, t,,
.,,,, ',r... .,.,,.,,ir,, :. warn, ,,.,,',,,..,,,
"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22

TIA" famous mandate, " Lot uo euihy man
"stauu," came from CHANT thct11 lb0HHe.
MCDONALD SAYS, on the other baud, " the
saying Is lRIsTOws, ana it was sugsestod hv
him TO GRANT. The phrase was Invented for
effect" We dare say mCDoEALp knows more
about the subject than any Chicago newspaper
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22

GOV CuANHrRLNlN of South Carolm
has heen eXpr' ss.ns his opinion very 'ro in
regard to the character Of his predecessor,
Moefs, who, he says, il covered deep WITH
charges Of britory, corruption, und tho utter
pros i'uliun of his oil ial powers to the " ~
possible purposes. 1t would be Interesting,
II -, g. learn what Moss TANKS about CHAI-
hLHitIN. with whom bee worked moss hWm1-
uiou-N while Speaker Of tho House un1er
sCOrp'S adj miuisi ration. No douht MOsrs i4 "A
great rascal but thtre Hte many Intelligent men
In South CA. IRA who consider CuAMuERLAiN
opwll, unpunc.o loa, and py far the more Jan
gcr1us man uf tuC W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
6oIris.

GROVE HOUSE, ia, 49, 17S Bleecker-st..
near BosWas Fine with eIoeieh table or iAnie aAd
single 10 o SlZ, 81 20 to 81 per day
IRVING HOUSE, European plan, Broad way
AMI iL, 10 boek. fom square koom4 II laJ
~ ESQ. p. HARLOW, Propneior
VNHE latest and most approved methods OF
Earth the onn are iaiig deiailed
and lasrsed /. TRIBUNE EXTRA No ~ Pamphlet Ei'
ton. 20 ecnta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
Cream.

~
HORTON ICE CREAM,
4 beng nade from ,rean, most popular and best
81 so PER GALLON.
CHARTO1TE Russo AND JFLLIES,
DELICIOUS AND CHEAP.
Families B,.rug IIoIses Parties Churches p promptly
supplied Depois. 3Oj Ponr,h-lva All LISA Broadway
n ID. Woodruff & CO.,
W "a n rh huur-s. PURE CREAM delivered IN any
Of NewIork B.oSlyu Jer,ey City Shipped, packed
lee 10 any toya hetEccn Boston and "ashnSt1n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
Gin Rcll g,5ilIc tor Sale.

VU0 NclI '-5llIc lot Ja1t.
TOR SALE ClIEAP-A good thTee-stOIy
Il HJU, Ktj i02. No 40 Bat 0oehuadrd
tdtw fiht. all Apply 20 THOMAS DON
ALDSOS. - East AiLsa-L
1 EXlNGTON-ANE.-ll House in good neigh
NJ borAoi for ale eIhange
Tor Brooklyn htLAND q WHIT Nc. 5 B~eAm1 l-st
TWO FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
DWELLING, G-.-,L IA u broadway hsri WOOD
hall elevated to 50ib-t 10
fou- - 30; esier!T house. 9OOO
al o ~ Ssh g. $4,000
70 ct HM BBDELi. $50 Sth-sve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
goparInersnlp Notlrss.

THE firm of Romans g. Lennon il this day
dssai by muils kthef oil the late Urn VII ssi ~
"f" X C. HOMAHs, WIN. LENNON.
will cnntinHs the stock Commission baI.s A. 90
wnn., -S.w.yors aIrrh "a. ln7o. y. q. HOhAhS-
rn, au.rsxo formed Cepartaernip Tire nu
nam, Of L.mInoa trNnsasioa 81 hioez toun'
son Busnsss ., No Ii B.ssss iors March xl 1870
Nm LKhA0S. D. 4. DOhhAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
anct,on Sales OF Real Eetltc.

AT PUBLIC SALE, PHILADELPHIA.
~ VBBY VALAUBLH RIAL ESTATE
NJ March 80 ~ The Phla-
depths EIchin-e tn ersot story brown o hSnt hqaS
ovnd Re Bank the Repubc build
Chestnut extends liz het in
depth Janes 40 feet vide suit
being Offices the font rooms ABOVE
exe4dRg both leaving The
property hged from The roof Win eXien
If
secrre TIE hsnDg N the city,
elegant viii proince rental
with that ultor corpora
whiBg place themselves rent e AM have pang invest
especially desirable Ia view Vi he u'ure value OF the prop
For farther particulars Apply to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Fdday. March %. 1875.
To-day being Good Friday, there were no
PUBLIC transactions st the Exchange salesroorls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring purchase rent such property
Will find IL advertise in TIE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF other news
paper and IN addition this advantage,TH TRIBUNE
will be found in NewYorx and ali Its cities and
villages, but in every Stale and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as BRIEF as WILL
allow Of advantage cIi nod being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers three eOns Of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semiweeky, AMI weekly comprise individuals In every
business profession uenty. in each
are read by ali IaE tribune devotes especial
attention to reports of sues OF real estate both IN city
and country al ng greatly TO the value Of its col
umns as an ivertsing edium. The charges for adyer
Using Real f i4.e fOuOws DAILY TRIBUNE 20
cents per hne .or insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81
per line sENI-WEEKLr TRIBUNE 25 cents per line.
About ten words OF oar wide columns average line.
Terms. cash in advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
Gounirn f1ropsrin TO Get.

Gounirn a]ropsrin TO Get.
At PASsAIC, \; j., z miles from Jersey City
barn eageheuse stci beautifully loedi nipss Sas rum
and great abGndro ard about acres lawn and garden
vel Tated Iea 10y g rsspGT S 'ala ant. Apy 70 m On l
premises. . Mrs FAME TIRsELLUs.
COTTAGE TO LET at Orange.-Pleasantly
Hnascnver hor' grounds rent reasonable
Apply 70 oaaer Mes. io'ht@
NN LAKE MAUOPAC-A fully furnished
" MASsIOS Hsb heath' splendid view Gosial batLipg
and ai a-s e S pA no 81 oar c0aDY 10 PSsye Open
RUTHERFORD PARK.-TO LET FUR
IA nishei fT the 'ea'oa o. new room co % Edge
from d''g nFa spa a so l.. prs to T. GGs
10 Vans. a'PS T. ' "'o'' V Y-e-- y =
rINO LET-Fwo-sJory aud basement BRICK
HOUSE, i67 6H seren.e.h'aa'' can be seen from to
ITO LET-At Loug Bgancl, FAST Esd Cor
,s., e. sa5 hIq t,1g1t R,p 10 81 9s s
TO LET-AT SOUTH ORANGE, y. IA
l. HOUSE IS feet squsre has rooms sore ot land WIN c1
isf house DonaT N'--i oa hs pa I'm , ,1,9'
TO RENT, at Tarrytown-on- i!udson-A UR-
l. NIsHEO COTTAGE, il rooms garsa stable i'i oeanLl
for .msl NV r Apy 10 Rev JoiiS K ALLy TafryoTB;
or, {. ii. OH, "a so Far..p,ee \ !
TO RENT, near ENGLEWOOD,. for one or
L more Jc'7 pleasant COTTAGE House Of - rooms. f,iy
furnished furnace uec not r91 w.,.r soo sai'n s,.s.
Apply o b. sCHE ,CN 100 Wlte.t ls,.ont iogr A.1.
no TEASE,-The best UQI FL PROPERTY
'HoFrar ilopSr-l N e.l- sing Y l. Noaa sell a Py TO
JOHN +. II. TALLMA@. PoIS-srt.le y !.
rTARRYTOW Mo LET, HOT Sc; - rooms;
c.rrage-h,use; sbor' fEt ptuy Inc view
en, Inqu ofJoHN WEBER, 25j Graaet = \ CIV
ITO LET or LEAsE-STORES Nos AIS and
ovrnngs. Apply to oWler tO3I OY > 30 Als'.a
fIIO LkT-FURNlSHED HOUSE-Plalnfeld,
4 j. Scons four Wa-hnstpH-,' ~ rooms loea
T. HAvlLtND. II Ba7cisy-st
TNARRYTOWN No LIGHTHOUSE, ii rooms;
l. caragehcue abos 1ne river ye- yer seiibl
ITO LET at Passaic, y. ia stately DWELL
ING, If looms WIKI lot. cI1'r h'ns- al stable MN
rites walk 10 depot tie Tor gente family; 900 commute
,iol by r. s62 year Adcs Or NJ no rss,.c -
40 LET-ORANGE-A neatly furnished
House; o1e BE. Ii son0 shfod' On
mems Also '''' ''''-'" A. BALDWIN sS Giberty-st.
VNO LET or LEASE, ..,..--u
/ FURNISHEn HOUSE, OK WEEHAWKRH NIGHTS
ahou TWO ACLES out AM stDchd
wth flowers, ms sreenlouse WI hl-'
suaoas louse with fnshed c,.chmsr The
house y Are aAi iH excellent or'er sd u i 81 wa 1c
,,De ,ser Gas modern eoHvcene lhe
Of NeyYo.k C Bay cannot he eE~e ron "" 70 sovl
hnlT address WREHAWKEN. T1tuno once.
d. filn RENT.-Ncat COTTAGE, 3 rooms,
I'D HUI ane high grog.i N sieE rayd transit Ac '4H
s 2C2 WssniD ytOn-4ye, NoodsAe, Newark, y j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
'-HNA- " ~ HENRY c. TERRY Assignee.
ll1ut-st Philadelphia Penn.
DTBLIC SALE OF THE BRIERFlELD
1 InOS WOkKs PROPERTY
IN.


e Of gs r GGg ~ N h AkfG7a IN TRUST
T TOR ,, be BRIBaYiRD R5> woGs COMPAAY
when is RECORDED PROBATE OFFICE OF sad Logniy the
gI! a. Ig3 ~ s P5 IN TB CIfY OF
SELMA for the HIGHhsr BIDDER a. Pq24c II52
%o fai' 5"GHsT B oGp F93 16
EH Y, consisting q. hOLL1SU MILL, SFCoSp fUENACB
Cont FFESAT pa. 'S aEh s saoP BULB
sSG Black NTH SHOP KILN sT9REHogsTEs OF. on
BTEDrSG hO FOB EEslDE5GES Foa OFFICERS AND EN-
M noS oF a6ar, 1890 ACRES land With absolute
@ Gut 3HSo aoI REs so. we & FoSG 5 aud
FUGsDERY PUNi cE about 20 MLEsl}ng .s,...,
on he selma Dalton ksioa in healthy e'ua'Ji vel
The pop.rry contain. rich deposits Of HABuATITE ORE which
.ai u we'd about 81 PER CENT Of excellent ron plenty o.
IRE bncx AMI INsXhAusIlBlE SUPPLY on BiiCAiNouS
0 fn rolled ron mae Bese have taken
s 5s55 9 re- Of a. iai sO qsar oS
se Wss'e9 I'1s tn hGLi Lh5 wiz anu
The property Afford many ayAusss f making in addition to
wagons cars and other plantation implements ,..,,.
The GGs, G1ansi IL a.
Terms supposed purchaser for reasonably
FAR p9ei DuSeh oDeS Capt S viii
I sSpt 5s pio S e41 atsM cool it. 1.dtr
S States '''''''- " Fly I FETrUs'
March 70 1878. Trustee.
CHERIFF's SALE-At Somcryillee, \. j. April
- AM FRUIT FARM Of 80 Psnhed on me eira
New Appy DUHNING EDsAlL hAhI
HttoTn.ys So Naau.st Mr. " GERARD No. Bono st
TTIRTTSTEES SALE of valuable mining ana
oher REAL ESTATE sssc aud horris Counties NewJe
,ey viii BE- SOLD Francs lstbrop william L. lesi-
and william H. OF the estate Of fo" w
@ and 20 the Of trust dated Deem
I 90 1873 BY Hugh Csnp. AucnoneeI Of No IL btnea
Exchange ssesIoOm NewYorE on THURSDAY ADn s,S a,
IL ejoes noon described PREMISES VA; DE eo
barSs Tac' IL Psaaic Morris Csuqu j. Of about goo
80. mir II oge double tenement houses also bs
factory situate thereon and thesst %.
~ . g5 0JO each The Kche Tract of 20 acres IN hOeh
nhp County. Green POND Ihs
quanutes FOR u VI e's
.rsss. sos Psterssu Press Of 24b March 1870
p0p'i"s' PHAECIs b. LATHROP,
WILLIAM L. HRERMANCE. Trustees.
WILLIAM n. SCOTT IT,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
Gun properIp 10 Let.

Dun properIp 10 Lei.
FIRST FLOOR to LET as Parlor ana
N Bedroom in pnrAts family and at reasonable rent A'a'''
HOWARD. station D.
HOUSE with 10 rooms to LET, whole or
"A par a. "a Lerofst Inquire above or Fioii ~ reAf'N
OF @. ". CHURCH. 80 FnlioasL
MOVEMENT FIRST FLOOR OFFICE
No,,h Uniopsqusre door NON broadway AppD 70
ys H. JACKSON a 90, over otnoe.
uNWELLING HOUSE No. $40 West Fourth
ne.r washington sdlare. TO case also house No. tIo
Inrsays Apply 70 owner ROBT. T. BROWN, 20 EsssAa-.t
uARLEM IhIrd-ave. STORES to let, Nos.
Ia 27U 227S. Et pisis ga iron WIZ o "Hoa' 9"''
ing. Apply 10 s~asg, hoBI. l. DR1" q. " '-s'>@~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
Enrses Gno farms Uanico.

E'RUIT-FARM, GARDEN, or COUNTRY
PLACE WANTk-To take charge Of or Jesse by working
family OF adults; resronsbe reference Address with particulars and
terms, J. Il. C., Boz ls4. Elizabeth, N J.
WANTkD-FrOm May 1, q small HOUSE, or
OF house sh bathroom, hot and cold
ROOT. neighhohOo best asked Address
" W.. Tribune UGce.
WANTED-By responsible party (amily
ur sduts) 3sorr high DUSK, In good renborhooi
repair Tih-sye. and ThI;fioub Dot %
200 Address stating and number, W. H. D. 90
" aShIagOB-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
Sluallous UanI.0-- Hla.fs.

Clerks Statesmen, &c.
DVFRTIoEMENTS FOR THE NEW
a D rohS TRiggSs "ilI oE REc1yED Ar THE 6rTQws
OFFICES. nos 81 IL Vet Tbirty-'7S9s..st or 500 "ss
a.ss% 5Fsc sot an: ..s i fiisf5 so
M Sa JF E. So sHs "assr .sl Il.
Po,l-Oacr D. N a. reElar ohee ateA
SITUATION WANTED as BOOKKEEPER
adl.e aaT B SS Lock Boz o. sn. sing
Coachmen.
ANY gentleman wanting sober, honest
Ts saSs. NH Go s or e. 'in H. On. s.
A COACHMAN and USEFUL MAN, Sc,
"A situation city or u OF as porter o. eopYi,. 'aG
the Protestant ONE bureau. 1873 5.h-sye
COACHMAN, &c.-By Scotch Protestant.
S o .se: GsS s BONE i DGHEAu Ss
COACHNAN.-Ry a YOUNG man, married
sobr nd caphbig; e or colnrT al or address
1-O-CEM lN.-Dy d Protestant man of ex-
~ Oeene and zap oy; ~ s i ,nrnou, die Seed h.
d =, reference for srs " B., Tribune Uptown
Cooks.
A COLORFD MAN desires situation as
"A aa cQ2S IN AGs re- s S boarding. a'0' In the
Farmers.
FARMER and GARDENER.-A SITUATION
wsud vegetable gare1er married m1n' can
urnisb the best OF reference. ADDRESS AhTHCE OkREFk, 81 Can
isrbuTJst, wOreesser Mas.
Gardeners
A GERMAN GARDENER (Methodist) desires
n e. V,ep in order small garirn flower bes ke,
house. ctv reference Al terms moGeTae l. L.
BYsEGLE 65 Eidrdgrs
GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED by q
,o.rbmsu married; REMEMBRANCE; will he
-ptd as practical aud vegetables gardener expert
IN forc,pv worx under iOt changing
A5dre,. DAVID MCCAFFEREY 20 HjytIL, Newark, y. J.
Porters:
A FIRST-CLASS PORTER, speaking French,
~ English &c situation pHVae family best
references. Address $50 9th are. In The store
Miscellaneous.
A USEFUL German and wife; good COOK
~ WASH RIOS. general HOUSBWOdK; cry or eouaErT the
man gardening wop aud Ne asee
good RECON- rrndatons Ca5 The PROTESTANT HOME
BUREAU 1873 6ta.aye, above lOth-st
USEFUL MAN (cOOred)-Is n thorough, ca
u pabe pa be or private boo
Ia hat AMI HOME
BUREAU, 1873 9Th. ave- above lUtl-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27
niInallnns manlen--remairs.

niIndIlons manleO--remaiss.
Chambarmai15.
DVFRTISEMENrS EOR THE NEW
~ YOAK TRIBUNE NlLL BIZ RkC6iyED AT riiB gPfOSS
DFPItks - talrtF--scySs-sL, JOp W>s
sol rrrfaye corner fhirTcartha ~ the
HARLhh OFFICE No 2,2si Ttiiale, cot one hunar lana
latn BanG Ba neli sAd at The bROoh-
LYN BRANCH OFFCE M Z3 wssa coast, ueEi 70 Tue
s'osLOAc NJ 20 > D. q o1ee -r., --r
(IuAMBERMAID OF NURSE, &c.--By an
~ Poses,aR 7oang ToEan r hh boa esorr ewing
Ar,f for sntlt hss refer
sac.r. Apph tho HJAg BUELAu. No. IN shave, above
lOhsL 49,.
fn,R EAST l4rII-ST., Is -atc.-A respect
Ia't'b sole voung - ChAMBE0hAl1 aud KAN.
STRESS acssma.rf .hag 20 To Inc eaaGiy
ciIy
al WEST 4IH-of.-A respectable young
\ gr IA ID Htlf sH. N ttth '' 90 e''a zee
Objsoaoa 100 fcure t"Q 80 wi'H OAi
in VI ; Itii.