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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28
Finesse in Diplomacy.

How it came about that war was finally
declared, with everybody ostensibly eager
to prevent it, might be q mystery in the
world at large if people had not already
found for themselves an easy solution OF this
point by the simple assumption that the
desire to avoid the war was a sham. But the
intricate facts in the history of great events
are always Of interest, and they take view
Of the case in the Russian capital that will,
perhaps, not appear in the English chronicles
Of the origin Of the war; From this view
it appears that, in spite of all the really
important reasons that England had to
desire the preservation Of peace, the war re-
suited from the inability OF some English
statesmen to resist the temptation to play q
sharp and fnessing game-the insane desire
to appear to have made brilliant coup and
to have put their adversaries in a false posi-
ton. At the time the protocol was SUBJ
mitted at Constantinople the right sort Of
declaration from London would have forced
its acceptance. But at that time the English
government had very erroneous ideas of
Russian intention with regard to war. These
ideas were derived from Lord Lotus, the
British Ambassador at st. Petersburg who
reported to his government that Russia did
not mean war and would not fight;
that her pretended preparations we're farce
This report fell on sympathetic ears, went
o little further than the Foreign Office and
reached Musurus Pacha, the Turkish Am
bassador, who sent it to Constantinople with
the hint that the protocol might. therefore,
be safely rejected. It was rejected, and
England's rulers, instead of seeing Russia
forced to creep out of hole, saw to their
dismay that war was rendered inevitable.
II, as some believe, Russia really wanted
war, it is evident that all she had to do to
secure her object was to play upon the Gre
dulity Of Lord Lotus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

WHOLE COMMUNITY in Louisiana is engaged
IN plundering tho government by cutting timber
oil the public lands without authority from the
government The Judge, Sheriff and jurors,
great and small, are in the business, so that il
will be necessary for Congress to interfere Il
this plumber is to be stopped. 1t is probable
that without the spice Of dishonesty the com.
inunity would not cut the timber ut all; so per.
haps the government had better leave the wood
cutters without molestation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

The SERMONS delivered yesterday in the
churches Of this city had in them something Of
the vigor and freshness of the glorious spring
time. They were full OF aspiration after the
better life, and breathed Of charity and good
will unto men. Mr.. Bcecher. with characteristic
holiness denounced tho religion Of sccts, which
has been the cause Of SO much suffering to h,i-
manty. Mr.. Hepworth pointed out how man
was aided and supported by the angels, and Mr..
rockingham spoke cloquently in defence Of
Decoration Day and the sweet tenderness of its
"Flower Charity to the memory Of the dead
The Catholic diyines devoted their eloquencc to
The calculation Of the mystery Of tho Trinity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

the iron hail is doubtless doomed to fall.
It's surroundings of hill and sea would form
fine amphitheatre to witness the last
struggles Of Power which came into
Europe with the sword to perish by the
sword after four hundred years, during
which it added nothing to human progress,
but piled up pyramids on pyramids of
human misery as sacrifices to its sel6shness
and Inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28
GENERAL GRANT IN EUROPE.


INSTRUCTIONS TO THE NAVAL COMMANDERS OF
FOREIGN STATIONS. ssss.",
WAsnISGroS, May q, 1877,
The Secretary OF the Navy yesterday addressed .
letter Of instructions TO the commanders Of foreign
stations, stating shat ex-Prcsident Grant was now
making tour Of the world and that when he reaches
their vicinity they will show him proper attention and
facilitate his means OF observation abroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

THE TRIAL in the Ellenton riot cases is devel-
oping the fact that the negroes were the ag-
gressors, and that they acted in treacherous
und bloodthirsty manner toward the whites.
II the men who used the ignorant negroes as
tools in this unfortunate affair could be brought
to punishment great service would be done to
the SoutL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

From our reports this morning the probabilities
are that he heather in Ne,o York to-day ,ciH be
ra'mer and fair, possibly riM light shomers
to,card night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

THERE SEEMS GOOD REASON to believe that
The proposed Paris Exhibition will be postponed
in view of the threatening condition of European
affairs. The unsatisfactory relations existing
between the French government and the mass
Of the people may also have something to do
with the postponement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

4 PROMISING MARKET FOR AMERICAN MANU-.
FACruREs

FACrURES
WASHINGTON, May q, 1871
Tho United States Consul at Odessa, Russia, In .
report to the State Department, writes a. follows
Implements OF agriculture might come In great
quantities to this country II nufscturcrs would
mako effort IN that direction and adapt their impe-
The principal thing TO be done Is 10 mako them
ceedingly nrm and strong American rcapsrs and
mowers are the fav0rtes above all others, and
have large sale In other machinery the English
manu- urers have the fold, and have arti-
Gle OF their machinery that exceis the American,
unless expsnsivsness may be deemed excellence.
am persuaded that there 10 Q dne 6eld here for the
American threshing machine During the year Amer.
ica works nave supplied railroad here with lfty.nve
strong and powerful engines They were remarkable
In strength, power and work mi nship, and am told
that they draw train through the heavy SHOWS easily
whereas with the engines before In the snow often
rendered tho roads impassablo
Only one American vessel entered at Odessa during
the year 1915 There were two At Taganrog.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

The WEATHER.-Y Yesterday the weather
throughout the entire country was very favor
able II we except small districts in the South
west and on the Middle Atlantic coast, where
light local disturbances threatened during the
morning and last night. In the Northwest
the pressure continues to fall, and tho
winds in the Missouri Valley to rise from
moderate to fresh. The barometer is now
highest in the Middle and New England States.
A general rise of temperature is observable,
especially over the lake region and the ST. Law
renee Valley. Warm weather WILL therefore, set
IN during the next few days in this district, and
will be followed by rains and thunder storms.
We call attention to our special cable despatch
from Queenstown announcing the fulflmcnt
to the day of the storm warning sent to our
London Bureau on the Dist inst. Although
storms arc unpleasant visitors to the coasts Of
Europe, it is some satisfaction to the people
here TO know five days in advance OF their
character and arrival. The weather in New
York to-day will be warmer and fair, but showers
Of short duration may visit us from the south.
ward toward night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

IN nuture al advertisements presented for pub
hcatfon AFTER eight O'Clock r. N. lcaI be charged
double rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

FRANCIS MURPHY, the temperance lecturer,
viii probably visit New York on the invitation
Of the American Temperance Union. Then fare
well to lager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

SUICIDE AT SEVENTY must be regarded as 3
mistake When one has SO long borne the ill
Of life it is not worth while ''shutiing off the
mortal coll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

ANOTHER STRIKE is in prospect among the
engineers Of the Lehigh Valley road. Reduc-
ton of wages is the cause Of dissatisfaction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

for the United States will be cast in South Boston
next Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

ANOTHER NAN has persisted in the Mulberry
street 'Back Hole.' Win the Coroner inquire
why prisoners are confined in these deadly cells?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

LrzERNE COUNTY has had its finances for the
past seven years audited, and finds IN alarming
record OF dishonesty. Better to have had the
audit made six years ago
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

THE KASUcKs made themselves jolly over
Queen Victoria's birthday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

TIE INTEREST taken IN Christian missionary
work was well illustrated III the addresses to
the congregation Of st. Lukc's Methodist
Church, delivered by natives Of India and Bull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

PoPE Pits meekly regrets that Austria is no
longer willing to support the pretensons Of the
Holy See by bullets and bayonets. How
strange these regrets appear when viewed by
the light of the Sermon on the Mount!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

BISHOP POTTER ordained three priests and
Eight deacons Yesterday. The ceremony took
place at the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, and
was witnessed by large and fashionable
audience
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28

The OLD SwEDEs' CHURCH Of Philadelphia
yesterday celebrated its two hundredth anniver-
sary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
(NOOK-By a frst-class cook, fully expert in

" all branches of cooking gets up dunai partf. an makes
variety ali kinds ~ nee dcsseris Il willing 70 tafe care
OF her kitchen; cty oonntfy firn The best OF
verbal references TALL nj JACQUINS BUREAU, Coz 9Th.
ave-. butw eel S5tl S6th-sts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
Pt>SENGER.S SAILED.

FOR LIVERPOOI.-Ta steamship GermGnic, March IL
G Colberg Robert Mss fauny Powell j. g. Hart
Melville ouuly, and Ms. George Phelps. Mr. Wc,s
Mr Mr. Frederic Herchenroder Francsqut DE NaHgS
j. j. StaTnfs George 7. CaINll, alt
io q; " TastcN InIip Gross Edward Cope MI and
WIS George J. Rice " Watson Frederick Jane D. H. An.
c. r.. Suytlc, tie Rev. Chas
Csrte MIS- " r. Brrieigl Mrs Hurt r. IL Russell Lieut.
Jacob Miss Jcppg Jacoy G. Eiack Thomas BaT bSur r.
y Hya saqgher w. HGTtt W James IeS H. sn s
Oypenhemer. H. 4PineoLL MSs Clara plpmRGG.' ME
CSgde AnsHst II I% ar M Nj, 1 E eileS M1 and Ms
George AtkiDsO Miss Bessie ATKINSON hs5 Anna A"hs0h
Ia sitiiesl0 en- o. T1sse s March i'll D. Grandretb
a. Clarke Mis- NJ X Cunningham George Fox, TIE Right
Rev. Bishop Grsssti, Ms Gtasseit Leon GAeEthLein'
cas- MaJA Miss Annie Morton. Gen. Philip sidney 0St,
NOR ERFNFN-Ia s.anassip BtSer March l7.-Mrs.
Whitney Miss T. whitney. Mr. and Mrs = II. Collins. Mis-
" H. Enshncll A. j. Meier EdWn Fulnkau. Scliodu
sia.Ima.tI, Jui SIebreeh, Wilhelm 'chiadef Mrs Eh1a
Decker Nrs Ber,ha Schv en0laI Nalmaci n jaeger
FOR GLASGOW-Ia steamship Victoria, March. l1-C IL
buell. J.; L. peancel W H. Jacobs Wm. C!aStr'on' =. T.
III THONGS BarioW Alexander Rambler John HowGtt Miss
CHRISTINA DempSter, Miss ATy Hempste john Nllson 9il9s
Nh n FisINCIsC0-ya s,earassiD Colon Msr,h IL
Joran G. v COX - Walcf ElaDoy Edgar lalJing and
vile spt Co imam and Tiie Philips, A. II Btcheeer
Ysseae daughter and two chidItn James SiuDbe-t
VALLEY. T. J. ClWct, John 9. Mallory. Jr, MI l%nt r. ~
NagDo ?. RAJ egl. J. G. Merwm AID son L. r Parsons
While JOau r. MOser f. Il. Rae, wife and two clihrcn;
Nh, Nt"h j. Sala'cgue WSV fasSt a. 81 si~tu
NAVY a. Arrange. A ). Brewer anG VIE 4 NlttoI
81 Powell. Francisco Isdeii' Mrs Befth" h"'h"z D. Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
EXAMINATION OF STEAM BOILERS.

There was a meeting at the st. Nicholas
Hotel on Saturday Of gentlemen from Brooklyn ana
Ncw-Yok who are obliged to steam boilers III tler
business 10 protest against tie passage OF bl now
,epdnc in the Legislature winch woad restore to the
Police Department its former powers in regard TO the
iusrecton OF steam boilers. The present law which
went into force in 1874 exenpts boilers that have been
insIected and insured by authorized Insurance
copauv from inspection by the police. The insurance
ineecors use the hammer test going inside the boer
and Examining il carefully IN tins mechanical way The
noee authorities cause the boiler 10 be filed with ter
and ly means Of foTcepump subject 1t to STRAIN
about 50 per ceat greater than the working pressure
pamtr of speeches were made protesting against the
re,ea OF the law II was argued that the mechanical
st was decidedly the better OF the two that the hydro
ssc test was apt strain the boiler and leave 1t III an
prsao condition II was said That the police cx"I-
ciSrd their power in arbitrary and unjust manner
resolutions were adopted approving Of tbe present LW
All protesting against the repeal ID. ". Od0Ine, A.
CafniieD aud Charles :. Mason were appointed coiI-
ntce to present the views Of the Ill etnS to me Ss
lafnrc A committee WAS selected consisting OF Johh =
Vriin ID " Odiornc. and W. Gibson Ia wait upon ire
Pplcr BOARD demonstrate against the present hctho
OF examining en- gnccrs for the opinion was eApIohJu
thst the examinations, now conducted, WeTe PueIic
and unjust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
A TRIP TO THE MOON.
oFFENBACUS Melodies. Grand Italian Ballet, &c
ENERY NIGHr AND sATINDAY MAIINEF.

oFFENRACups Meodie. Grand Italian Ballet, &C.,
EVERY NIGHr AND SATURDAY MAIlNEE
CHICKERING HALL.-Mr. and Mrs. CARL
~ FEININGERS fifth GasD Music Recital, WEDNE'.
DAY EVENING. March - Compositions Uy Bich, ray dtp,
SChumanu. Haa, NeuXt"mps etc ADMISSION 81; rrrtFth
80 cents scat De- secured In advance AT ChCA
erins Hail corner jhayc and lStllst.
nALY'' 9Th AVENUE THEATER.
- Proprietor and Manager Mr GUST DAL1:
\ BRILLIANT PROGRAMME with Phenomenal CASTS!
L3& H9NN ASsT G5AiMMG@E} MONDAY. TUESDAY, and
LONDON ASST Ran CE) 80
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and LA sRYY or or NONE,
FRIDAY. (LADY or LYONS.
MATINEE SATURDAY at .. LADY OF LYONS.
EAGLE THEATER. Aimee's last nights,
IA Eighth week 5st 10 j7in pcfomanG. and positively last
wee. but one o. the AIMEE OPERA SEASON.
MONDAY and UESDAl EVENINGS, M5rcb ~ and %.
HTl and only rOrmlcrS these two years D Oheubachs
Nine. LARCHIDUC.
AIMEE I'll time Ia New York
WEDNFSnAl and TN k~DAl revival OF
LA TIdEALE y RECENT uhe Silver cup.
AIMEE SINGS tie last me. here GIG -" eli song"
"HILDEBRASDI MONTROSE"
FRIDAY MARCH %,
Double Bill Two Cperas. Benefit OF Mile, DtPARC.
First performance IN America Of Il New opera.
NM ANGOT 1T SIS DEMOIS ELLES
Mime. AneOt and her five Danghters.l
And ~ POULANGERE \ DIES ECUSl
Expressly written Nile AIMEE, and originally performed
by herin Paris Tor oyer 100 COasecui i've nights
SATU RDAY AFTERNOON, at l:3O, doors open at ],
LAST AIMEE MATINEE BCl OEE.
ONLY MATINlE or IA VIE PARISIENNE,
in English. the snccess'ul long and Dance,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
p4SSENGFRS ARR!TEU.

PROM BREMEN-In Ssunstip noset, March l7-Henr
IsHts lev, GuInaa DT. W. h. Schuppcrt Oto Ar ns y r.
GaeI Cor al GcIlc Mrs. GcTich, Jos. % Charles hltz
". Kuhp aui Sc,CT Pastor Daniel HIrschi'r. -
PROM LINEkPOOL-In Steamship Dik0td, aalch J =
Capt X G. McTs, Capt d. Xicharase, '" rye, T. haies'
Il. Peterson Miss n Rean' Il. MoIar. go - 49,.
Nls Bay Col CLas. A. HOnen Ms Benton and chlil
Henry Browne Miss Browne. Miss Agnes trvn MISE IA
ieia to0E Miss Emma Cock, Alfred couintc ~ DtNe
r ar Can't; T. j. De Haven, !. IT, Dillon. N rs GHio Ip'
Doug a. Gallon j. HorwtI : Johnston Mrs Johns. on Mss
yoausjo8, Thomas Kcy, D4ic 4. Lydy, MIS- lNdGy j. "
odaI " H. TAYLOR Il. C. IICADath, MISS Nlslhahd H.
warner, Hrs. Warner. Mr.. Jacob.
~ steI.sAp El5If. March l6.Mr Heating Mrs ktahhR'
M M'lyl-, Mrs Melville and in ant Mr. SClr4r AIS l.
louis O r. Whitley Mfs O. T. Wildly Z j. MiiaWs J.;
Martyr Dr. J. IcEsuilh Mrs X by, 4. y Kelly d4sltr
Kelly Mis- Kelly Nias C. Kelly, infant. Mrs stuart Miss
Powell Mfs. Julia Johnson, V. iohusOn, Master Johi ~
Euns.cs. Il. 5. TyrreE, J. Bennett, II, J. Mann - IN
RE Beyah, l. PARK w. T. English T. igicrck j. g. ri
Llh0agA NJ and Ire. ". j. MOrtn Percy NuE g j. " heI
tobg1 Ball Harry Kits0n, G. shcc4y CAas V 4cs Je 9
WILLIS Jas Nee e. Rosenzweg, Mrs GU and scrya ant NJ
AlitD M CassI, MIR. PoyntOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
Ty,,, TFsN-PAzr THOMSON, J.

T. EsT'IEI71EVNf %
$50. Banks agt. Carter.
1903. .Mulcahy agLNew-lork
floating Dry DOCK
Co.
QG6. .Ams1e,i ct nj. aet.
Garde.
us. Russell act. Helms.
llO5. .COnnoll AIT. Mitchell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19

HAYANTFD-A party To put $4,000 to $4,000
w IN the manufacture OF article approve by .,e o,ss
mechanical rDguctrs Market almost gniihltoi Oiueio On
hand profit large.
Address Boa 1910 T-loIz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
MARCH II.
Pogr OF NETWORK

CLEARED
steamship Cornwall tPrD, SiaapeT. Bristol W d. MOT gan
steamship Weser GeT.l. Won BnlOH Bremen VA SOubiaDp
tot DeigicIis & %. T.,
Steamship Colon Griffin, Aspinwa, Pacific Mall Steamship
steamship Clyde Kennedy, Havana. Nm. p. ClTde Co
Steamship City % Antonio Pennington, GALVESTON VIA
hey West, g. ". Mallory & co.
Steamship HUDSON eager. Orieaus CLARK q seaman
Steaaship York quick NeWOrloas, BoGeIt d Nor
pan '
lsngr
a Co '''
seamsD Old Dominion, walker. Norfolk, City Point ana
steala5aip John Lsoa Masingc Georgetown b. C,J L.
Rome So ' -
steamship Fenitz Howe philadelphia Jss. Hand,
nttaLlshlD 6ei whitney isilei Boston. II. T. Bluuck
Co "s'oA NH''' "i''N' '
tIo NT'i' Wei" ''NNNi '
Esit Kong Carl Nor), HmiskeD. london. C. Tobias CO.
psss Eal stI1E0 tall la MarsinO, Newly T. DlssHlI
feeuK " N'O''' '''N"'''' "''''S
1sfA Lillian. BumDal, HaTIe. Brett. Son Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
ARMY Orders.

WASHINGTON. March 1S.-By direction of the Sec
rotary War the following changes III the siaols ana duties
~ Officers OF lac Ordnance Department announced: OGW
George " NcKie relieved from his present duties In New"
Work and will report duty the National Armoiy Sp
rcld r. H. Pips ia relieved RON d1! as Cig. 1! t
nance Officer Departcui of the calf and VIII report 0r N
a. ecor1er o inc Onlnsnce BDaTG New York; Capt NH9m
prime. is relieved from duty al the National ATinoly SpHs
tcld and will report Commanding General department
o he (;n for duty Chiei Ordnance Officer OF the Depart
mont. Majors Keeer ana J. ". MEam, PsyMastele are
oTdea,sd 10 Temporary duty in Washington City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
Business Chdrees.

Publishing HOUSE of standing and
~ pcssag unusual manufacturing facilities wHn 70 eT
ield iber business and oeT pleasant 70 RS m
Tlfs.ad aaE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
AZ al entertainment lately given by the

AT an entertainment lately given bY the
friends of charitable institution for women ana Cldl-
dIen the yOuu. clidrcn brought from the nursery
10 near The music Two yOunc ladies' played duet ON
the uanu. ana t'c boy, some three years Olc stood
with his hands ed under his arms. listening with nc
gravity and interest 81 natuTer years. When the music
ceased he unfold bis aIIus. stretched ont his little
hands and exclaimed. "MOrc piano" II was tender
compliment 10 {. rGyors aud amusing to the visitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
Urn Uooos.
Al Jackson's S.

REMNANTS FROM Z TO YARDS OF COT KTAULD'S
FINEST GRAPES. FOR TRIMMINGS AND Walls AT
so CENTS on THE DOLLAR.
30 PIECES BLiGk CsSHMnRES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
WIS, London.
SAIIllI.

Stonu,slipe WPscl for Bremen; GcTnauc aud CIV or
Dse,s for Liverpool spartan for Batavia ;"r orders VIC
toria Giss.0N for Bristol Colon
wall CLYDE for Havana; Hudson and N"w-Imk. ~ New
Or nv OF san Aht0no Tor Gaiycstcn t9lvac"r'
f1 savannah Charleston for Charleston = C.; OK pontl
Tor Richmond John Gibson .or Georg'to"n - 81 "a
uit l. i4elrila; snip Fyyis, for Bremen; bark 500
Tia f0r C0penllagCn: sclr. Sarah. for pcfnampdto
SAILED BY WAY OF EONG ISLAND SOUND
eteausI,, Gen. Whitney. FOR Boston. schrs p'rruX Tor
Mind or \ : Moses Adams ard HeIeward for GouctSter
Inrui StoServc B0Othbdy Caroline Young, Yer tSt'
Iody Epcn for ta river j. Clark and James snndlei Tor
New Bedford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
NINfATVRE ALMANAC

Sun uses ~ 6O7 san SETS. GlO Moon sets..-- 1913
THU pay A. n ,.-
eaudY HOOK $40 Cove 1OlS Hell g. Terry .i2OI
hI,B WADE ms DAY e. "a 80.
e4bay HOOK 1900 st45 Hell u feIlp 4Zo4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
Situ0tlons Uante0-- mIies.

GARDENER, FLORIST, and COACHliAN :;
" COOK, WASH. and IRON-By a German ami wife,
aged 80 years cLiren can do al kinds " h0we
and vegetable glic.ug. tend greenhouse, and also
and cattle milk, drive &c wife ~ good cook and
l,indress wei recommended Apply los 6thaye 9th
CARPENTERS AGENCY.
SNAITER and USEFUL.-A cOlOrcd young
w ir,tCass waiter m private family or boarding
house: understands his dIt3 Thoroughly also The Of
silver t.rd furnace and Will himself general useful
moderate wages city country Call at PAkSS 623 9TH
ave, between jO;h aud 37th ats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
rANNUAUsER.
Nine. EUGENE PAPPESMEIM in her renowned role o.;
CADENY OF MUStC.-ITALIAN OPERA.
"a Me.nrs. J. ALMIrI.s and 4. PALM ERR. D.rrclors

The Drcorshavng succeeded in forming combination ~
artists f.1.E the HAVANA OPERA COMPANY, have the
pleasure Of announcing the New.N0rk musical pubic
SPRING SEASON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
LORD e. TAYLOR,
BROADWAY AND TWENTIETH-sT

THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK IN THE CITY.
OCCUPYING THE ENTIRE FOURTH FLooR)
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
FRENCH SWISS, AND NOTTINGHAM LACEs, WIN
DOW SHADES, POLES AND CoRNICEs. BRoCA-
TITLES. TERRIEs. .sATINEs AND iCREToNNEs.
BEpDING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
HOTELS AND BoARDIHGHoUsEs SUPPLIED AT
THE WHoI EsALE PRICES At THE SHORTEST NO
TIcE. AND GOODS DELIvERED. WITHOUT DELAY.