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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
IN THE WRONG BOX.

W. d. wickham, a passenger by the National line
steamer Spain, rushed into the Post Office at about
halt past four O'Clock yesterday afternoon, stating that
two hours previous he had dropped an envelope con-
tanning his passage ticket to Liverpool In amppost
box in Washington street. instead Of letter, aud as
the steamer was to sail at five O'Clock he was great
quandary how TO get of. Tho letter as described was
found, but Postmaster James did not know the
Mr.. James sked HIM If he had any letters memo
randum book about his person or whether hts linen
was marked Wickham was greatly excited ana II
took him time to ind his handkerchief the only
article which he carried which had his name. As he
described the contents OF the envelope accurately and
had honest the Postmaster restored the mans
ticket and sent him of rejoicing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
AN EvENTFUL LIFE.

WEALTH, MISFORTUNE, DOMESTIC ArFLICTIoN
AND LUNACY.
About year ago James H. Elmore removed
from his temporary home In Brooklyn TO the Pough-
kecpse Lunatic Asylum where he died on Friday last.
Mr.. Elmore carried on the business Of -four mer.
chant in this city Tor many years, and when the oil
lever broke out In Pennsylvania he became interested
10 the "Nobe welL' The yield was very great and
the profits were large When deceased retired from
$250O00 He purchased an elegant mansion
in Jamaica, l. l., where he went to live
intimacy sprang up between Mr. Elmore and Mr..
Aaron A. Dcgrsuw. OF the woathiest residents OF
ana ore m H to
naics Enorc lost In the transactions, and quarrel
between the two gentlemen who had TO resort to
tho law for the adjustment OF their grievances Many
suits tried in Brooklyn and carried thence 10 the
Court OF Appeals The victory was generally with Mr.
During the Iltigations, which were making havoc
with his properly, Mr. Elmore's only daughter
died, and he lost his health. shortly after
this affection judgment recorded against
MIR. Emore IN an important suit before tho Court
OF Appeals and when the fact was made known
the parlor floor Tho house and lands wcTe ners
III fee simple The judgments were waiting
sl.s,"ssn o she ,u,or 's b w xo ud
was sold by the Sheriff. The personal chattcs we're
sacrificed The mansion end grounds were bid on TO
Mr.. Scott Nr. Elmore then being homolcss, lived
among his former associates year ago last Christ
night, his eldest son. Charles, lost his lie by an
acciden the Pennsylvania Railroad TINS last blow
was more than tho enicebed old gentleman could
stand and his intellect gave way under the shock He
became hopeless lunatic. He leaves one son, john
minor.
Ill Scott sued In partition 10 sell the mansion, but
Judge Pratt decided IN favor Of the child Hall inter-
est was then transferred in the properly to George
Durand, and another partition SUIT was commenced
aud carried through The property, which was adj
vertised Tor sale by the sheriff, rs said To be worth
500 900. The sale OF tue premises has however been
enioIned, pending the decision appeal The death
Of Mr. Elmorc ends the interest OF Scott and Durand
in The premises, which will revert to the heir,
John Elmore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
THOSE SMUGGLED DOGS.

Considerable attention was attracted yesterday to
the seizure room oil the Custom House. whore tho five
smugged skye terriers held for non-pnymcnt OF
duties and nearly every officer OF any prominence IN
the Custom House visited the 'od curiosity shop OF
this building to the latest novelty In
smuggling. Mr. Noble did not seem TO ap.
preciate tho notorcty his establishment had
earned through the newspapers on account OF i've
little pet iowscrs The purchaser OF the dogs. Fred.
rick Sem, kept his appointment and appeared at
Captain Brucket's ONCE, where the Deputy Collector
examined him. Sem acknowledged that besides the
FIVE apprehended canines he had bought i've dogs for
$50 each Tor Sis and tor IS 90, which, inclu-
ding his latest venture aggregate in value SOS 90
He was allowed TO pay the duty on this ainOunt,
sal 20 gold, and depart in peace and with his dogs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28

A WORTHY ORGANIZATION.

A meeting Of German school teachers held yes.
tcrday at No Is Stanton street tor tho purpose OF
organizing an association to give assistance nom.
bcrs in cases OF distress and act as a tree labor
bureau. ABOUT twenty persons present Mr..
Charles korD was elected temporary chairman aud
Mr. H. q. Tuin temporary secretary. Messrs. John
lncss, s. NJ. Wosbcim and H. 7. Tuln were appointed
committee 10 prepare a constitution and bylaws to be
subm tied TO thc next meeting for It's action Another
meeting viii be held next Saturday, when IL is ex
pcctcd that constitution will be adopted and q final
orpu izat ion efIccteG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
A BOOKKEEPER'S SALARY.

A bookk keeper, named Charles A. johnson, yesser-
day brought suit the Supreme Court. Kings county,
against Hcnry KimbalI anu +. W. Meyers, OF this
city, TO recover $740 Tho plaintIf was engaged
IN 1874, for year, at salary OF sLsoo
NV detondants who are merchants When he had
been lew months in their employ he was discharged
and he brought SUIT TO recover the entire amount OF
salary which would nave accrued had he been retained
Tor the entire period for which he was engaged Inc
defendants claimed that they were TO pay him Oy The
month The jury found verdict for the full amount
cnlncd bv the book kcepcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
NO MORE FEES.

The Queens county Board OF Supervisors have de.
cdod to OK the compensation of supcntcndcns OF the
roor at $500 each per annum, with 500 additional
10 the ccrctary, and have abolished the loo system
atogei her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
GOING BACK AGAIN.

Lizzy Hcnncssy ofNo. Ss5 First avenue, was CON-
united for trial by Judge Smith at the FIfty-sevenh
Street Court yesterday, on charge Of stealing 5000
worth OF clothing from her former employer. Mrs.
Louisa kass OF No. 1876 Ninth avenue. The prisoner
IS the woman who escaped from prison last week be-
lore she mad served her ten days for ntox.cation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
A HEAVY WEIGHT.

Rockville Centre. Long Island, has a youth Of pro-
dig,ous proportions he IS called Little jimmie
Wallace" and IL tho only OF Captain Edwin Wal
lace He Is sixteen ysars old and weighs 2o2h
pounds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
MILK ADULTERATION.

Tho following milk dealers were held for trial at tho
Fifty seventh Street Court yesterday for adultsra,ng
MIX .-Patrick Reilly No. 3d. East Thirty second
street: Pierce Powers No. Sl4 East Thirty second
street, Joseph O'Connor. No. $40 East rwenty-third
ntraaL They claimed TO be innocent OF the charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28

day evening at the Art Rooms ST. brosd~ay Until
OF SALE Tuesday and Wednesday evenings January -
and 81,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
SALES AT AUCTION.
4 -TAE MEssRS LEAvlyT. ACcrioNEERs

xo~ on exhibition. free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28

collection Of Paintings By best known artists
Probably the finest and important collection Of Amer
can Paintings ever placed before the public
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
pFCTsIONS-OCT. %.

ouprcrpe Court Cbqmbcrs-Bv Judge DOnOhue.--
Bovdeu art Bovdcn-Dcnied Lummir ar IocEnian t1rss
agt Gooichid the matter ~ oOmmcr FwMd ''enf'l y
y Life Insurance Company sat Farley lNo .l-1fantrd
Young art Ford Mylns GUrccnl eiuitr aEt.
Nnsfer-Nctlou denied. RusCO art trinAot0n etanifd
Calve- aet Wem-Notion denied memorandum sci -le
act Zu.k- Undertaking not Sufficient In the mafr nf
IovuA reference is ordered I'm this ease sipF ~ ~ the
question Of whether the respondent has any case CUSTODY OK
rol Of the child. 80,
nv Jud-e Rarrctt-Havnes agt. Downing-OrdeT settled
with frcsh inserted by will De ensrossed ana
handed up for sFuatuFc.
Supreme Courf-SrociaI Tern-By Judge Freedman.
Morris a. agi WehbThe defendant j. entitled 70 ns
nsal the vith Mcdonald - a. act nal
aTuigmeDt Tor defendants the feurror Nlth
costs The LvcomnG Fire Insurance nul-
settled Black ~ al AZ Neu 0ru ~ a.
cenie Win 81 abide the event Ma aci Na"I
Motion granted Appebv Porter 81 al NeE foss le
Iusur Co. 'urauv art Kiss ct GLRt.crrrc' o n lne
Lie Insurance 0Op agt Kiss 90 ai
uoutug Thomas Mullen Receiver sc. OWrllne "l uIS
East Broadway and Rsffery Hllro1 tonr terl
ger Sohn Kuhn agt. Western mon Telegram
Psrnev et al agt blanchard u al. -anca ag N' ~
rqctrs Prunntr art. EruiT0r l''h-
T~- River savings Instiuu"hi
p nd agt Wesh.-OrderS granted
Common Pieas-Special Terra-ByJ Judge Rohlrson.-
T1o-n act Dorlov. NuliCau acf h1gHin ei. iefc- OF,
Fered phflro0K Crortv'iouor dismissed viii lu
costs rJonpeI AIT Approved Pinfi1I ar' IN
nUv-Ordcr PR commission granrt III thr flt ~ rl"eA
f~a Crf.r granted Tirln 4ct Fohen-Noiou To Nacatf
orfo~ dr.ss.g agreo1 granted viii - costs -Fir. SCI
S,ras. Apo rrcmoraudUm. FagU agt Moore.-N"lnn 10
concrrs granted IT, fhf maifcr ~ fiir1'f cfte
confrnul~ report 81 rfTcp SIGNED To te ulilcI W Nh
dschsrgirs assignee and sureues signed Eussei
arf. OurTv.-A Appr0vec
Van Bruut.-Nattrlnan aEt. TIC Ndloi' ebc.-
lt
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
THE COURTS.
Is SHE HIS WIFEi

TESTIMONY IN THE HAssIACHER DIVORCE CASE.
A large number of people gathered IN 'he
Supreme Court Circuit yesterday. 70 hear the tesy
IN the divorce case OF Mary =. Hasssener Ae'Hs -.
H. Hassacher. The cross-examination OF lno p'",
was concluded referring mainly to the detaus OF n ~
hesore she came 10 this country She tr went 10 i'"l
.hor te, wears aro and sang in opera she repreSen
A-1s - the niece Of Colonel BerlOck man Win Whom
.ha travelled Her first child was horn IN Venice. IN
Iuno 1873 Colonel Berlock who was coming to Amer
A.. nromised to sndeavor IN get her an engagement
rt,h Max strakosch: she afterwards came 70
America and sang under the name OF Miss Gurney
A number q her letters put IN evidence and eI-
tracts from them read She tells about her travels back
to London how she lived how she endeavored to get
wcr' 10 support her children. See wrote that she wa
unhappv since ne called her his mistress. NV IRE WIS
a Ue and We could not live did. am determine"
to make You resnect the mother Of your children I"o
Ielters were vprv long and vel written. -.
Iaues Srahan test fed that ne haa neD h VS. tbc
cal the plaintiff hs wife Boyei : Srsue: ran ecb ~o sad
fEst Tasslacher told nm that they had never been mar
rjeG ana irquired ~ she could swear on re tiia . ~
was m9rr'ed knowing tHNt ''s rI-rt teeeed tbaf
her fhqf she could George ". Htrnetl traI', 1"'.
Hassiacher volunteered the information 20 mn l te re
was married 20 Mis- Gurney i!ssl"n i,, s ti,
dismiss the complaint on the cIouG lh, e ~, IN.
,be int had nothing DO with the matter One party
10 oanlarraco could not make the agreement "te men
Ioa Hssslacher the defendant. testified that after
Evinc at varons paces n ne CITY, ne Feht 10 no; %
rime afterwards ne moved 70 the house in which she
1;ved and soon bec2me intimate with her. orten
visiting roem. Sine said 70 him tnat her name Wa'
not Miss Gurncv. a. she hed been married 70 ihe KGY
ur Dali y canon of -. Pau's Cathedral London S3c
aiga d that her husband rave her an allowance OF
1000 when he considered u was w-e 10 itaVo
fte house. the plaintiff wanted 20 leave win hr
After sideric thc matter. he said 70 her; ron WI
have take name If we eave mere or eise u" &c, re-
epectgle house viii take VS." He gave her rs ~"
dave bofo-o leaving Niufh-sf.. because sue sHI ti
nec,o v-oiS ost I'M sorts of 0uesf He donicd pcsl
fivelv mat he oVer offered marry her In 1870 ne el'
Io~ f,t~ ~ W eek
- he risa told her then that she was "hiN Ms
mistress. ,,..- c..ti. s-
7,ros MILLER John g. MOy.v. AMI 9th. rS, were exam
mod when the defendants closed.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
popprD pv cAVpTTVr TUTrvTS.

Stephen Fields, William Mar>dcn aud Lorin
NJ Black aro jointly indicted for keeping gambling
honsc William Marsden has forfeited his bail stephen
Fields did not appear yesterday uai after the tis q
Iosin NJ Back had been begun bsforo Judge Glider
sleeve.
Taooas Mexican. the complainant, painter br trade
restiisd rhat Narsden. who pretended 10 be diamond
doa.r. introduced him % Ficts. Hr -'lf hif, ihaf
Fields lived at Ne I .212 Rroa3vaV, where thfT
occasionally had n little game among ent'rrcn,
and suggested a visit Tie repeated tae suggestion
IN Fehrar- l9. having asornel tina. NcAear h2d - -
5t0 of lie SISTERS money th him o. t.cir waN I" no
go Tr 9iE9v. thrv drank several times TO- tou"d
Field. anG Back u'eyirr afo. Mar7fcn toif N'ke9n
rhat Fields some t1of citl Cfi'.ty, ara ' world
d. hiai tNareder) favor by ur. tcuune io play ANA
Ienrr yields so7lf money. NcKe.n lan|cd l's moucr
10 Nj s,ea Who told hin 10 hand t to Fields. He so SD
and sat down. and cf NJ ivory chips were put h'ioF
him aud rl.'od ahDt ~ all of which hc understood
ncftuc. Feeling SICK hr arose % 40. whct Harsern
told bin lo was SORRY ic lad be uuluckr and loss
lie money Next Cav DO realized what bad happened.
rnd went - ~ 1,252 Broadway. when he was coollF
told that De- lad mistaken tAe ul0ce.
Tho trial viii he continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

COW arsrna for Rerrnuda Raripn for Savannah; 1sasc
pci sra c,r, norfolk; Albenare for Lewes p-
shf.s pacidc rar Monteyeo Island Iiom" lr bfne prs
FI-o f'r CORK Falmouth or nritrs s'sNl Tor s ~ ~
v.rr govsl lfarrie. Plymouth Eng Dlug BnsoN 'hL
for stnq-u Cor", rnf Regina TO iot i,tii
G. J. McNel. for Newor eansi brA fa'orte TOT rum"
Ptire, Quad.
SAILED by WAY OF Long ISLAND SOUND.
ste,..ns Frstcania for Partsnd Garcus ior Boston
brr vp.cy, for cruz scir j. C. NASH TOT 81 '''
SwfND-su,spt- sandy Hook light, 5. W. cloudy At
CITY lslanG hslt. s.. W. a1q.
FouFIGN PORT
Iov-ov oct e5-saiet 20fh inst " \ Ca'1eoe..t at
Mehie. Eva cant Csrpa'io- Torartn ant toa.n,. -. ~
80 ,+t ,1ri Tee i',r for Nr;h America Lone <iIl
iusf Coon. -ss A. G. 18TH inst, " gen y =
Yorl Arrived 18Th ir-t. HrrW'd capt h,.s ID .,,s,
Vrrr. oI JIM % Can't findt 81 'f"rla tdp e r 5,o-
- ifnsf Nn John Itsd 2tt' us A'hHnt -. IT, u r,,,
"a N.ru.raha CAN'T. ourle Pslegra " p ri tt "a, -
3 Nc Frcdaandai 2jf rs', AVON ori. al., "a IAN
Hattie Goudy; Machiayela hphifi 'e" Nio''' A'''" ~
''" DOMESTIC PORTS.
pAIrv1gr oct o. Arrived ship Marlhorcnoh, muur-'
fve.,ool eara f nuriy. 6o J.. r 90 K aie
Cagr. smith. Hs4T, J. f AI'ttt, e 'eP l,,-ir1rrr
rene 4oues Boston. shin Mac iui'Y, trhh' ~ 49,.
Tuf, trFl.tft Oct. .r. -iflrush o.. p n li
P.ehr rr -a.ah Grumey. Wt-hinrion. Anh bun
.ris = .- y,re Cleared steamship Alliance, carr iI,--
hlur' i-,,,i f,u rfy.r Nayfower Dlvidsor Nev,
YORK, -lp eurHe Weston, Ddsan. -alit'i s'ti''i't
f, oct -frfiei bars Mohican. nerr, sir elpore
Mendoza. Perry. Buenos Avr '. Beaitlee ho"'O'' -
Ge,rgc r. Cofbett Huvhes. Azores.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN sTEAH-blf9'
LIVERPOOL Oct 2J-Tlc steamship Iberiau capt io'N''
iroIn oct "a. arrived here l ay ,r c,pt sta
FALMOUTH Oct 25T THE efrl '-hin tltllnelir si mere
M -t-iu. IRON Nr'v-Y0rk OCT 3 Tor Ao'"'If arr
tod. ,r-..,.,-, inc steaurenIn
Some Capt stamper from NewloeS oct 10 d4i''
to-day. go, ~,
nor utter SaiD yscs. n any, 'es ifh PlI-.I
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
AssEssNENrs ON A cEMFTER

The congregation of Shaari Ledek asks that
assessrenrs iis cemetery Eighty -eigntht be
moved No has been buried there within eighteen
years. D. cin counsel for the g0ton pleaded
yesterday that 10 poor; the OccUnans NJ the
were dead and could NOT p9Y Assessments ana cid not
need sewers i'm -rOvemeuts The law dd not require
dead bodies pay asses ments. Judge DOnOhue took
the papers for consideration.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
in error asa.p.. d MAYER rrea.urer ETC. Dismissed with

IN against H. ID Mayer Irchsufer ete. bnnsso" WI"
authority, OF pl3ntifln error
No l. Beard, plaintiff in error. against lanes L.
cause submitted printed arguments by Mt
A g. Riddle NJ counsel FOR the pantih In error and by MI
r. G. Iugetsoll for the defendant in error.
No As Csssigneel Marcus Redsh. plaintiff IN sgt
VIM Hutchius and c. O. wells This canso was argued py
Mt T. Durant counsel for the planun IN error ana oJ
M n PhIiips the defendant IN error
No II Thc lake shore and Michigan Southern Railwey
Cornanv painur error Peter Rose, collector etc
Tl cause vas submitted printed srrumens by Nj James
Mason and Nessrs shelabarcr and Wilson OF counsel for
psu u error and by MT solicitor General Philips FOR de
fendant I'm 49,
No T2 Titus BufugtOn. appellant agt charles - harvey
assignee This submitted on printed artnehu
bv NJ Thomas j. Henderson, OF counsel for ap.e2h; no
counsel appearing for appellee
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
END OF THE POYNTz MURDER tt

The testimony in the case of Mary f. Evans,
indicted with her husband, Nathaniel Evans for t. @
Wucier of Thomas J. Poyntz, was concluded on both
sides Wtdnes ay night, the cOurt sitting until nearly
Midnight The closing arguments made YESTERDAY.
ana the urv after an aba nf few WInucs brought
IN q vrrd cf of not guilty, and Mrs. Evans DIS
charged The court also ordered Evans be- discharged
Oh his own recO- -uiZauce, In the SUN OF $1,000
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
CIVIL NOTES

T,.-1l u r., o,,,s.. e I'll N.;..J
to,,oe l,-,,,e ,rsted ,eeters,v in \ NV ceoroe
Reinhart tor libel, and gave 5000 ban.
In the proceeding of Joseph s. ROun. TO re-
c,er bts child Tl,4 D,nobue has ordered re ference
ouly m r, rho ouastio whether Mrs Oliver has any
care. custody. or control Of the child
u - =. +1,, ,,,.o,l. I;,,c. 10 J;s1or
A'o iCi'iO0 j." '"0 piODN0u'N7 ~ "i''''i
MUS B- Edr age eKoneIae1 nm rom al thc giaFtf
Court. General Term Lewis Z. Delafeld argued az
e F,n b, MI 6 ',yS a,1.n ~ ,pe in i'lo & ana m ~,
~ a. ''" '' o $40 ~-0'"' 81 lawn va -N-'
L't.'''-''
In fbn cuit Of Francis Morris and another
~ '"''iN'
against William Il WEBB fOr not collecting $4,000.
i,ot t loer1.Yr to hold fn order Tn socfro tbo ii
b' ~ go ~ ' ii''"
ns ns surecs on bond to release certain PRO crv of
the Central American Transit Company from atfacn
ment Jutce Freedman u superior Court Special Term.
has d- -missrd the cOmul Iiur
= En- &C ,e c.l " T. i. A., .
III iut Nult ol Ndiitti W 1oIIty dEuu0i Jic
Grant Locomotive Works IN Toe gppr i'm Slu.rfor Cort
Trial Term, directed yesterday, Vcldcf Tor the
rfriuffF fo- -.ta sIif 1ar cont
l,..o, 49, ,-.I,.t ..+ 800. II t1o oou
, , ~ lu ~ ~ % -t'.'. o.. ~ F ~. ,
"HlH Ie' 'r1 -,iu 20 '''4di ',l'pNl5- iit A,lA
been pad. aud the plalni1 get5 nearly oil that lie
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
Giluaiions Uanic0-- Malrs

Y American young man of eighteen wishes
Y a.i.aron n "a cigar ltut store has na exIer nee,
md can live best can adiies. O. l. No 800
West ZJth-st., city.
COACHMAN.-A stylish. elegant coachman,
will tho hishe. recommends on- OF i've and last
emuorrr Call NJ addiss ul West jh-t COZ tt
ave, over drug store, BoN@i.ANDs fEENCh 0FflCE,-
Useful MAN.-Nurse and waiter 10y an
Fngi-hman fully peeut either taking care Of gen
tlenan or in geniIeirs family very wiling aud oDlieng
ub excren elTy references tan address present EN-
pioyer GRACE. "a West 2Oth-st, NewloEk CITY.
AITER.-Wanted situation as waiter In
w private family. understands his business thoroughly
. rt,nT Ia ale care furnaces. give unrKctp
tonabe references nine yeaH IN hs ast stuaoh
call OK address WAITER, dc7 5dayer IN lie store
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
1slasIrdl 5ItsrGme'IIs

SSORTMENT.-Gmnd Square and Upright
- Pa ,.ortes; rynt 50 monthly instruments, % see
oIdAaud piauuurtes o#. Please Cal AT blDDl-t9, ID
Waveriey place, near Eroadway
nURlNG these hard times we will sell for
~ cash. Pianos octave sl5O; - octave 900. ORGANS.
Stops .jt stops tJs -tous 86 steps, S5j 10 stops
tAr ist4lnefs for Pianos ami ORGANS or 20 lri
uuuI Paid for HORACE WATERS & SONS 40 East l4tn-
o.. weat of l,rotlv vaF N. n.
HAiELs. BROS, PIANOS,
NEW PIANOS
To RENT and FOR SALE 1n the reasonable terms
VERY LJW FOt CASlt
ERANlCH & BACH. DAB East 23d-st. near
~ 2lavr lave beautiful assortment OF tine pauofores.
hoh no ana SECOND all wn1u Offering very low.
Pianos lieut. ana sold ou instlllmeut-.
I IGHTE y ERNST, old house IF Li0hte 4
bradbury. Oler tIrir spiaaH.d PiANDFOhlL- al low
prcrs -asy u.onty pay n-ts. a. II I31n4G
smiths 4 = ttltAE olliAt--
- Y. BALL y Co..
- 80. ID EAST ifTH ~
Cilcxerings steusi'a ARD other Pianos and Orgsn> OS
forcasn. 0u tusr4iiurnr. art t'f r-1t
0S PIANOS to sell regardless of price; 7i2
-Set ocaye al unpruv vrmeus SO upwards iusl4mcnt-
received. rent 50. CABLE - cor. ttlayg. and 2sd-at
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
GOltls.

COLEMAN HOUSE, European Plan"
\ Cor $40 at ny ami -1thst
81 per day and upWaria sp, i rates 20 families
JA- III. hODOEKS.
r. D. WSCuE-TER, -upL
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
Gltnat,ons Ddnieo-- females.

COOK.-By a Scotch Protestant woman, who
~ go~, every branch II good meat cook
als0 makcs good soups. bread biscnii panes % wages
moderate can At l33 6thave entrance l0thst- Mrs
kELIN'S date Of Carpeutsrsl
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
fslp nJauieo

AN AMERICAN WOMAN, experienced, very
y uuy, ~el recommended n c.afaciff a. tit-
~ competent do al The houseworS r hail 1nll "a
guo aiy IT, und WY dssf ahe i0ne wnh rs"iy -,ia
couXeuipHrr guud Ntires Tor tNO ess Nsts
references JOHN CgoAwELI. CRAWFORD, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

i1l jTH-AF E.-A superb suite Of apart
-t'P 49, and small sIute with private
table appointments tAorOrg lv hr,tclass.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
BO0THs THEATRE.

Mr JEFFFDSON viii arnrar EVERY NrGHT except SAL
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worth hf -four IL exn"aa Of tho export ns
1916
Although not quite so definite or bril-
liant, the business prospect is, to say the
least, full Of encouragement. The New
York Chimes devotes seven columns
to a review of the situation in trade,
wherein the leading branches are report
ed upon as being generally in good con-
dition, and merchants shown to be fairly
hopeful as to the Fall outlook for bust
ness. While the iron and metal trades
remain depressed it is found that few of
our merchants in other branches appear
to be complaining. The impression
seems to be almost universal that at
length The bottom has been reached and
that the darkest hour has passed. An
improvement is seen in the dry goods,
grocery, clothing, leather, hat, piano
and other trades. Dependency has
given place to hope Some of the deal
ers admit that their business has been
larger than for several years, and the
rest own up to better feeling. There
is manifest restoration of confidence,
and this of itself is practical progress
in the needed direction.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-08-25
THE OUTLOOK.

1t begins to be encouragingly evident
that the cloud of depression which has
for four years darkened business circles
is about to lift The remarkable wheat
crop of the West naturally contributes
to brighten the general prospect, while
in most branches of trade and industry
there are manifest signs of improve
ment. AS to the wheat crop, the returns
for this year from four States present
an interesting comparison with 1875
and 1876 In the four States of Iowa,
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Kansas there
is gain of 80 per cent. upon the crop
of 1876 and more than 80 per cent. upon
that of 1873. this last gain is the more
significant when we remember that the
crop of 1915 was considered enormous
beyond precedent. Large gains in Ohio,
Indiana, Michigan and Illinois, are also
reported while our own State, with a
number of others, though not gaining
to such an extent as these show very
gratifying results. 1t is estimated that
we will this year export s75,0OOOOO