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The New York herald., 1876-11-29
RUNNING A HOTRL.

Judge Donohuc had his time occupied yesterday In
hearing another suit brought BY William Sloane
and others against ME Jay Gould. IL would
appear according TO the PLANTING story. that Mr.
Gould was, In 1879, President Of the New jersey
Southern Railroad Company. He bought and ntted
up ss house tho East End Hotel st Long
Branch, the carpets for the having been pur
chased from the plantns The plaintiffs proved that
Alexander II. Christian. who sold the house, madc
the deed IN Mr. GouId's name bus tho defence
alleges that there verbal Tor tho company,
anc that be- A. President no moro liable for tho
carpets than any other ofcsr Of the corporation Tho
plaintiffs further urge that from the iact that defend
ants telegraph operator treasurer a. the hotel and
That a the of the company was not brought
TO that he receipts were not credited 10 defend
ant Il should be assumed that they were Moreover,
the company not proved 20 DO specially bene
fited oy the hotel which defendant purchased. Be-
sides this, ho knew the road was running behind
penses. ana be exceeded his powers ordering
the carpets IN the name Of tho road Hs now claims
that house against road For the defence John
Il Thompson proved that the receipts OF The hotel
deposited by him every two days 10 the credit OF
tho New Jersey Southern Railroad. The Court took
the papers and reserved DECISION Nr. COINS gp-
peared for the paintin and NessrS Thomas g. Shear
ana Sterling for the defendant
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
ERIE RAILWAY ELECTION.
A SATISFACTORY EXPRESSION BY THE zNcLIsH
STOCKHOLDERS.

A SATISFACTORY EXPRESSION BY TIE ENGLISH
STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of tno Erie
Railway Company for the election OF c ecors Tor
the transaction oil such other business might como
before them, helc yesterday from A II. until
two T. u The Chairman, so-called, OF the election,
Mr.. Charles A. Peek. who, In the election repre-
scntcd mainly English sharcholders and tho secretary
Mr.. A. X. Macconough. IL was looked upon as .
very satisfactory expression OF confidence the part
OF the English stockholders who the cleo
tons. that the board elected had held oco
before. and that too without opposition. With the
road the hands OF the receiver their action OF
Is subject TO his Judgment and therefore the directors
are not looked upon ns occupying sormportant posi-
ton as they would were the vast property otherwise
placed. Nevertheless, tho unanimous decision by
the ecctioa yesterday is looked upon by all concerned
expression OF entire satisfaction with the present
management Of thc road The number Of shares rep
resented the election was Sob,000 and tho following
gentlemen elected unanimously directors for
1s76-7 Hermann r. Batzer. John L. Brown, Thomas
Dickson. r. Suydan Grant, solomon s Guthrie. Giics
W. Hotchkiss Hugh J. JcwetI, John Taylor Johnston
Edwin u. Morgan, Asa Packer, Cortlandt Parker,
Homer RamsdelI. Marshall @. Roberts Samuel sioan
Henry g. stcbbins, George Talman, j. Lowber
Welsh The meeting Of directors for tho election Of
other officers Will bc held eight or ten days hence
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
The Bankruptcy Proceedings Against
Duncan, Sherman s. Co.
Continuation Of the Trial of Charles
Ralston, the Forger.
Something About the National Water Works
Company, Of New York.
Still Another Suit Against
Jay Gould.

The bankrupt drm Of Duncan, Sherman Co. hav-
mg applied for discharge, ono OF the creditors, 4
sraham Haght, without ding specincations but hav
hg gwen notice OF hts intention 10 oppose the dis
sharge, entered upon the examination OF william
Butler Duncan after tho application for discharge had
pecn made During the examination William D. Ship
called a witness, and y. N. Bangs, counsel
for she bankrup,s desired to appear tor them and for
thc witness TO object 10 such questions nigh.
appear to him Objectionable. TO argue the points raised
by him thereon, to call for rulings and exercise all
Bhe privileges o; counsel Register Ketchum, before
whom tho examination held. decided that counsel
for tho bankrupts was not privileged appear tor tho
witness shipman at these proceedings whercupon
yel drew the following questions for determ nation
by the Court, whether after bankrupts have Instituted
proceedings TO obtain discharge and after specca
sions have been died. and after particular cred
itor has obtained time to nlc speciacarons, the
bankrupts not entitled to appear by counsel upon
the examination of any witnoss called by particular
creditor adversely to tho bankrrpts; whether cred
itor who. after tho bankrupts have applied for dis
charge has entered upon examination OF tho bank
rupts, and has procured such examination TO DO ad-
)ourncd from time TO time, and has obtained time
To Ale specifications has right TO enter
general pdTte examination OF witness
without notice TO the bankrupis and their counsel and
without opportunity To tho bankrupts or their
Sci TO attend anu cross-cxamnc the witness, and cxcr
else the other rights OF adverse counsel The Register
In his opinion, that thero pending exami
nation 6y creditor of tho bankrups before the spcci
hcations were ned under the application for dis
charge. and here is pending an examination OF w.t.
summoned on behalf OF tho creditor and
qurcd produce books and papars They separate
proceedings. The depositions Of the witness to bc
made here would not be competent evidence. II
offered such, upon the trial OF specifications
That may icd against the bankrIpts In
ppposition 70 Their discharge Upon that trial wit
ncsscs must be produced and examined as in other
Eases, and the legal rights OF all parties then
secured them. The final OF tho irst question
proposed by the bankrupts' counsel, assumed the
proceedings 10 be adverse to the bankrupts; an
adverse proceeding without right appear and defend
seemed unjust But Il the foregoing paragraphs
rot mistaken those final words need qualification. The
certified TO the United States District Court
md argued by T. n Bangs for the bankrupts,
Edward A. Brown for the opposing creditors. Yescr-
day Judge Blatchford rendered his opinion, concur
kng in the opinion OF the Register.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
CONFIDENCE THIEVES CAPTURED.

Yesterday morning Sergeant Gastlin and Detectives
Hay and Cannon. of tho Steamboat Squad, arrested
Waller Williams, alias Roberts. alias Corcoran, and
William Foster, alias Fitzgerald, for swindlins emil
granta On las, Saturday thoy defrauded James
Henry who was abou: taking passage on White Star
steamship, OF fl50, aud the operators supposed
hc had sailed for Europe but Sergeant Gastlin
subsequently got Henry from the pier in the bottom
OF transfer coach, and had him placed on Wards
Island under tho caro- OF tho Commissioners SO that
he could be obtained when the operators wero
captured. They had swndicd, in similar manner
OF ESQ Michael Malone, who sailed week previously
FOR Europe. Edward Gonigac, who left tho week
before, out OF go and William Fraser another Euro
pcan passenger, oil E200. Tho prisoners were
arraigncd before Judge Bxby al the Washington Place
Police Cours yesterday and rcmanded for cxsmnatisn
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
EAST RIVER BRIDGE.
Tho great work prose

Tho great work prosecuted ON the bridge yesterday
was tho shifting Of the carricr" rope from tho north
TO the south sido Of the towers and anchoragca Mr.
y. y. harrington supcrintendsd the work ON tho
Brooklyn side, whilo Foreman Charles Young took
charge Of the operations the Now York anchorage
and W Ham Dempsey supervised that on the tower
Tho shifting OF tho .carriern rope ~ intended 10
aid In the work OF stretching fhe last
OF tho .'crade" eablcs which lying he pier
foot OF tho Brooklyn tower Tho latter process will
take place Friday next. This cable, Ike tho other
.scradlcs." 300 feet long 2ss inches IN diameter
and weighs about pounds 10 the foot When this
cable - IN position tho laying OF tho temporary
foot bridge viii commence II the weather proves
vorkmen carly IN January
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
MATRIMONIAL INFELICITIES.

Scarcely day passes that the courts arc not called
uron TO adJudcatc differences arising out OF matrimo
nia complications Among the latest oases ofithis
specially 10 which the attention Of tho courts has beca
called, is complaint made BY Anna Lynch against
James A. Lynch, from whom shc seeks sevcrence Of
the marital bond on tho ground OF alleged cruel and
nhuman treatment According 10 her story they
married tho 25th OF July. 1865, IN New
Orleans They lived happily together until 1870. a.
which time, having taken up their residence In this
city. he began to abuse and maitreat her IN manner
cruel and inhuman that shc finally
compelled TO invoke tho arbitration OF the
courts She alleges In her complaint that In pccern-
ber, 1870, while they Irving NJ tho corner Of
Torty-1rst street and Second avenue he became ex~
ssssiveiy shnsiva In ~ conduct teKsS hN, rsh
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE co.

9<LbANf, NOV, 20 Ios6
Tho application Of the Attorney General for the
appointment Of . receiver for The Continental Lifo
Company to superscde the present recover
and for the dissolution OF the company came M
before Judge Osborne to-day order 10 show
cause. Hon. Henry smith appeared for tho Attorney
General Judge Fullerton and John L. Hill tor Receiver
Anderson, Hon. William Barnes and Frank REID for
the policy holders.
Judge Fullerton moved TO dismiss tho proceedurs
the ground that, tho company had bccn dissolved
ana altogether out oil existence, under regular
Judgment and order OF tho Court IL could not snow
cause also the ground that THIS no juris-
dictson.
Alter protractcd argu order was entered.
referring tho application to r. v. Dewitt TO take
proofs, &c, with power to SIT IN New York
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
BOARD OF POLICE.

At q meeting OF the Board Of Police yesterday, Gen.
cral Smith presiding, the contract forsupplyng the
police force with new winter hats was awarded TO
Crout 4 Knapp, at 81 rs per hat
Patrolman smttbcrg, OF tho Twenty ninth precinct
fined ten days. pay for stopping the Fifth Ave-
Hotel his way 10 the station house with James
Purcell the messenger employed by the Democratic
National Committee, whom he arrested on tho charge
OF having forged bonds, which charge was preferred
by Colonel Drake DcKay.
Patrolmen Sheehan, rwenty.ninth, and Brun, First
precinct, were dismissed from the department
The resignation Of Mr. John Peacock, for many years
Record Clerk IN tho Central Office. was accepted
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURr-cHAMBERs.


In the matter OF Gaylor; Jackson vs.. Angevine tNo
"; Samo VS.. Same tNo. p; Same VS. Same tNo. ~,
sterns; Lord VS.. Lord; Tyng VS. Bard Welsh vs. Tho
Flushing, North Shore and Central Railroad Company;
Huct, VS.. Frecking md another; French vs.. Abbott
Dcmarest VS. Vedran Pcndleton VS.. Trustees OF the
West Fifty-thir street Baptist Church; Howiand
Matthews; Ridgcwood Insurance Company VS. Spears;
Certificate of Incorporation OF the Star Pleasure Club
Granted.
Henry VS. Henry-order granted.
Hulett vs.. Frcck ing. Explanation refused
Scixas vs. Miler.-Rciercnco ordered.
Fleiscbcr VS. Kassar. Apply In Richmond or Kings
county.
People, &C, vs Erng ghausen.-Counsci win please
refer TO the statute and to the authorities on which
Rcidy w. van Ma,tcn--The undertaking Is no,
acknowledged by Waiter shay. nor does tho aldavis
state the names Of the atlantis
Ratclin vs Watkins.--Beforc approving OF tho bond
In this wish 10 have before me the order OF the
Court sppo,nting Mr. Van Slyck and tho So
curlty which he should givo such receiver
Rico vs. Rice. --Report OF referee confirmed and
Judgment Of divorce granted 10 the plaintiff.
propricty Of granting this order without notice 70 the
defendant l cannot discover from tho ahdasit
whether tho judgment was recovered BY default or
alter appearance on n trial
MARINE coUEr-cHAMBKRA
BY Judge McAdam.
Avery Va Price; Lyon vs. GoodseiL---Opnions nled
Besling va Duprat; Solomon va Samo-Ses In
dorscment on papcrA
Robinson vs. Dayenport-Aotion denied; $40 costs,
20 abide event
smmonsvs Berran.--Mr Edward Jacobs appointed
receiver.
Looram Va Rcdegold.-Compiaint dismissed
Cloibcry vs. Egins Motion 10 vscae arrest denied,
but as defendant 70 In actual custody . speedy trial
vii, bo allowed according to the rules
Bell vs. Tracey. ey.--DeIendant discharged from arrest
Kohler vs. Phstcr.-Complnnt dismissed
Negram vs. Fernandez --Procccdings dismissed.
Watt vs. Potx Com mission ordered.
Conron Griintbs --Suretes approved.
Corren Morrissey; Pratt va Irvine; Kohn Va
Besk-Defaults noted.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hacke.l

Ir this court yesterday James y. Hynes, Of No. 5<s
second avenue, charged with having stolen a watch
and chain from Patrick J. Qullc, Of No. 2os West
Twentieth street, while tho latter was In Madison
Square Park, during tho evening OF October IA,
tried and acquitted
third degree sentenced the State for
year. James b. Ryan and Thomas Grogan, convicted
OF burglary In the third degree, both the
Penitenuary Tor one year Louis Brown. who
caught IN the act OF breaking trunks open and stealing
goods in the apartments OF Antonio Sevasco a, No 90
Crosby street. November IA sent 10 tho State
Prison for Two years anc SIX months
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
EXTINCT LOVE.

Augusta Manu. No 327 East Fourteenth street.
caused the arrest ast week Of her husband Frederick
barber for assautng and abusing He was ics 60
At tho Fifty yseventh street Court promising
form his owl waya On Monday evening ho again
assaulted his vile and tried her throat with
razor He was sont 10 the Island In default Of $40 ne
and $500 bail TO keep tho peaca
The New York herald., 1876-11-29

abuse being principally tho result OF derum caused
by excessive drinking. About this time he hurled ~
her with great violence china vase al another time
Kerosene lamp and still again bottle OF whiskcy
thereby endangerrg her life Upon this state OF facts
sut has been instituted for divorce the ground or
cruel and inhuman treatment, the complaint 10 which
effect has been placed on nlc in the County Clerks
Office or course, AZ the case stands, Is an e. pdre
complaint, and when the other to be heard
an entire new compilation may be placed The matter
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
ANOTHER MISSING MAN.

The police were yesterday notInsd Of tho mysteri-
ous disappearance of G. Piattner, OF Auburn, N. y
He was last seen tho morning OF tho 2lst inst at
Hc Is described hve feet eight inches In height.
about forty years old with gray hair heavy sandy
mustache His clothins consisted Of dark business
spih heavy nag hlaSk sVsreoat and black soft hsk
The New York herald., 1876-11-29

Bailey; Zom va Sencr: Yederlein vs. Eschiach; Early
Va Cavanagh; Norris VS.. Conner; Fox va Fox; Rci-
senberg VS.. Schwartz; Selieman VS. Rhind; Keleher
va Merritt; Snyder Vs. Vokening; Budd vs. Daven-
port-Orders granted.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
All courts except the following and Marine Court.
General Term, have adjourned for the torn -

All courts except the following and Marine Court,
General Term, have adjourned for the ,orm:--
surKHxs Couxr-cuAxBms-Heid BY Judge Law
rence-Assessnent Calen Nos $50, 1852 les lo4,
los. le7 l6s, 10 Ill l,2 l75 l7o III. l7e ISL lsa
ls4 Is5, 1856 lss. lSS, 100 1879 200 10 Do Inclusive
Motion Calcndar.-Nos g. 6s y, IS SO, 90, 80, 100,
sUrRxax CONFESSIONAL rYRM-held by Judge Van
vorsL-Nos II, 90, 2ol. $50. 800 6s7. i2o $50 fls,
42s 900 AL asa 4s4 4s5 40, ia2 ssI tss AZ as.
SUPREME CorRr-CrRcrir--pars Held py Judge
BarretI-Case Mo Sl4 No day calendar. PART
o-Hed BY Judge Donohue-Nos 1867, lsl9n. s6sl.
1915 1903 l4S9 1883 1911 ll4s lGil 1885, 1929 1850,
1855, 1899. 1882 i74lts. us, 657 a6l 1888 l54eh.
236l, 4s7ts, 22sS, 1929 3075 4i9 <a si 22oI. 220I
2277, 1855, 21s, 367o.
SUPERIOR Counr-GESERAL TERM-ncc BY Judges
scdg~ick and Saasord.Nos. ~ TO- II, 20 =, 20 "a,
26, q, Il. 40 Appeals from orders-Nos 9. and
COMMON PLEAs-EoUiTr rgRu-Hcd w Judge Wan
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL TERM-Ecld by Judge
Spcr. Mo day calendar.
COURT OF GENERAL sssSoSs-Held by Recorder
Hackett-rhc People vs. James ;. Foley, robbery;
Same vs. Ab-ahain y. Ancona and Thomas Maxwell,
robbery; Same VS. John Fitzgerald burglary: Same
John Henderson, burglary, same vs. Leo schwcn-
da, burglary; Same vs. Michael brockman, burglary
Same Thomas Brown and jacob Habits, burglary
Same VS.. James Gerrty and William Plant, burglary;
Same ys John H. Mountford burglary, Same ys.
James Nce;rath, burglary, samo VS. Conrad Frouele,
burglary; Same VS. Jacob rrncl and others, burglary
Same va George Backland felonious assault
and and osa FeSe sonsa. assault aaa
battery; Same VS. John T. Riy, robbery
Same Va James Mccue ROBBERY; Same VS. William
grand larceny, Same VS. Richard " Logan, grand lar
cery Same VS. Robert Pearson, grand larceny; Same
VS. John Dwyer, grand larceny; samo vs.. Bernard Ma
Others grand larceny; Same George IL Caller OBJ
sccno literature; same Daniel Foley, petit larceny.
Part 2-Judse Sutherland, The People vs.. Christie
phcr Haag, burglary tcontnueGL New York Oyer
and Termincr-Justico Davs-The People Charles
RaIston, forgery tcontnuodl
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
MARRIED.

BALDwIy-DxoN-On Wednesday, Nov %, at the
residence OF the BRIDES father by the Rev. Dr. Aett
JoHs BALDWIN 10 CARRIE. youngest daughter OF George
>. Dixon, all OF New York No cards
WIcKsrEAD--GRxExx Wednesday November
22, by the Rev. !. s Kennard, THEODORE T. VICE
STEAD to SARAH A. GREKxR
The New York herald., 1876-11-29

A QUARTER OF MILLION DOLLARS.
THE WILL OF MR. THOMAS PARISH IN DISPUTE
BEFORE SURROGATE DoILAND-AN Ex-
MAYoRs DAUGHTER THE PRINCIPAL LEdATEE.
PoucnKEErs,E, Nov 2s 1876
Ono OF tho most important will that ever occu-
pied the attention Of the legal authorities In this
vicinity has been opened the surrogate's Court in
oshoot Of the celebrated Parish will case in New York
Tho testator, Mr.. Thomas Parish was a married man,
but had children. and died leaving properly tho
amount Of nearly, II not quite, quarter Of million of
dollars. Some time previous to his death he and his
wife separated Mr.. Parish having adopted Susie Hayi
daughter OF ex-Mayor Hayt, OF Newburg as his child.
With her no travelled abroad. Since the adoption the
friends of all parties concerned including the separated
wife, the adopted daughter, who is young lady,
and the aior have taken Sides and tho
chief topic OF society gossip. There is to be bitter
contest the WILL ana the air is cc with scaida
lous reports and sayings, much OF which WILL doubt,
como TO light in testimony. Learned counsel have
been employed both SIDES, and the separated wife
widow. and ono or two other parties directly inter-
ested, will do everything in their power to break the
Will
The will, though not allowed to be made public as
yet been discussed in nearly every part of tho
ciiy It's contents having been scanned by many per-
sons, 1t Is known that II bequeaths the bulk OF de-
ssaseds properly 10 & his .aep,ed doashssr
thanci b. Hayt father of deceaseds adopted daughter
$4,000; Thomas Parish knight $4,000; Robert Parish
Frost, now dcceascd son ot Joseph g. Frost 81 900,
ter, Susie Hayt Parish, 5000 900 The executors
Peter b. Hayt ana Nathaniel b. Hayt.
The examination before the Surrogate Monday
included mainly the taking OF evidence from persons
who witnessed the will.
The further hearing was adjourned until cdnesday
December l3 at ten O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1876-11-29
TAXATION OF A BEQUEsT.

In tho year 1862 DR.. Jacob Harscn, o prominent
physician OF this city, died, and among his bequests
life interest In 500 to Catherine Fay. with.
the power of appon by her will TO the dspo-
sou OF the principal at her DEATH The iegntec under
the Doctors will died In 1862 appointing BY her last
will and testament Horatio P. Allen her lccateo The
officers enormously held the life estate absolute
legacy, and taxes were that theory collected and
deducted from the principal sum paid 10 Allen. This
payment was claimed TO estop the government and TO
be adjudication OF the amount OF tax TO which
claimed TO be entitled, and the decision OF tho
OF tax due to the government SUIT was brought the
United States District Court yesterday against Allen
tor alleged TO be due tho principal amount
The was argued by tho defendant on his be-
Assistant United States District Attorney for gov
ernment The Court took the papers
THE HARLEM SUSPENSION BRIDGE.
Corporation Counsel whitney made motion before
nm order confirming tho report Of the Commissioners
to take land necessary for the construction OF the
suspension bridge intended TO span tho Harlem River
in the vicinity OF the present bridge at Maeombs DAM
The property to be taken is located in the vicinity OF
tho proposed WORK, and extends less than half mile
north OF High Bridge The Commissioners report
asses sments, S31, 75l IS. The Commissioners and
surveyors lees and other incidental expenses put
down ut 50, ,476 49, The only objection intcrposed
the confirmation OF the report was the part OF
some OF tho property owners TO the jurisdiction OF the
Commissioners. Judge Lawrence, while intimating
thai he saw present impeachment to the conrma ation
OF the report took the objection under consideration
and reserved his decision
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
Gteamboais ano Railroads.
DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROA
IL TRAINS EnIM NEM.NOEk.

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
u TRAINS FROM NEWYORK.
BNTMORE AND OHIO Rail RoAD-EXpreS5 for Washinetof
And the West.SJa a. Limited EXplcss for Washington
and the West-9 a. m Express for Washington aud tiy
Aoub-2S5 p II. Express for Washington. Tie south and
EaE RMtwtY-9OO and 1o45 2. m am ~; m, ~
NEW-N CENTRAL AND HUDSON kIyR.s 1880, andlloO
q ui. and 33 4. d. $50, and II y. D..
NEWYORK. NEW HAVEN AND HAKfFOiD-For Boston via
springfed-sOJ and II a IN. and p m va "a shore more
Line and 10 D. For EcwiayeHtlO SOJ, S.uJ, ana
Il m. y m, and l. 22O 3, 4:iO, 5:l5 9, ana 10 p m
PENNSYLVANIA BALRO ADFOr the West and south, VA ts
burgh-93O "a n, and ana $50 p. For the south via
WaslugtOn-S4O 40 and 24O and p. m For fndlepha
-75O $50, and $50 a. H. and 1880 &4O 3 A. ., q, Z,
$50 and D. m; IL night
NEwJERsEY SOUThFN-FOr Philadelphia Steamer leFcs
645 AIN 2Dd $3.50 p. m.
ALBANY and TROY by day boats c. YIB-
n BARD ard DANIEL DBEW-Leave Nestry-st pier
ssiO and z4thsI al $50 a Lanamg oJ " %eii 81 Point
Newbugh P0uglkecpsc, EAmeDeck CatshlI, and Hudson
Connections % Albany WIN new uan a. r ~ ior tEe
West Newl ORR Central, arriving Al Buiao NJ az"
Suspension Bridge $50, aud Niagara t St 20 e follow
ing morning. Continuous trains ON lake shore and Cau2oa
Southern Roads To West Point and Newbursh ant return,
Cay, ST. POughkeepsle n 90. Atr Oct q landings
VII be- InaUe only at NewDurgh and POughkoeplo.
ALBANY.-GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE
~ BY PEOPLES LINE. FIRsICLAsS PASSAGE
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
sl!rallone GOanleO-MaL

NOACIINAN, &c.-COOK, &c.-A man and
y wife i.ursh Iruratrntu crslrn situations; man e.
oul,lmlH rsurutr auI 90 maAe himself u-rui wife a. good
l.uH AMI u - boz Washing and Irgungf h- ry t'ir rl,,t
Aft
EMPLOYERS OF SERNANTS-if you want
= fu. 90 aH. htlp. ru NIiflNIfF large Employ
i..l I..t UI $50, Iar Hl -I N.t, tt BOZ. stI Where
son ,lu fr Hr b,st u1ir and female rgfau's, AMI vel
t.,.u.H.HI.I. Hf moderate wages.
ErSEFUL NAr-Bv single man, aged 30
I years. sYhs. auu uIutifous Hho cln core h.d GiNc
iurss-, c" gardening. uth, '-t' 'i uulN il, ti. i
ua,t. &C.. rHuI Hnu4ursi WAGES moderate AplN
.. tfI.lf.N 4EI.~. I.r ttI.fr, utaI 2l' ~,
TrSEFUL MANA Protestant young man.
1 lg..I 3D. would Use situation f1 caro- ahoffe .u
t,r family. uua. r tluu- tI. care of furnace mh.
i b. rt.uil Irgc-. r.t OF reference 'rum l-t employer
ltf,.s So o. Il iu1uuc Uptown Office I,-A7 bfII+"ay