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CIVIL NOTES.

Leopold JoSephsOn, whose indictments for
oVerstang his stock Of goods in Bowery store to the
Fire Marshal and an insurance company have been al
ready reported in THE TRIBUNE gave bail yesterday be
fore Judge Daniels, I'm Supreme Court Chambers, in
5000 on the first and in $500 the second indictment
Henry Nelhuhr, of No. 33l East One-hundred-aud-
twenty tfth-st became his bail on both indictments.
Morris, Frank g. Co. sued the Chemical Ma
tonal Bank for $s,sSl SO, the amount Withdrawn from
the bank on forged checks by the firms bookkeeper.
The first referee found in the plaintiffs favor for
1924 SO. Upon reversal, William G. ChOatc, as
referee found In favor OF plaintiffs for 10000.
The case came yesterday before Judge Sanford ~ sg-
pcrOT Court Special Term, motion for extra al
lOwauce. Judge Sanford allowed $500.
A Judgment was recently obtained against
James J. Bevns, a wcllkuown sporting man, and sup
Elementary proceedings were issued against him. He
served atsaraoga few days His counsel ap-
peared yesterday and explained that he was at the sara
tOga races, and begged Judge Daniels To adjourn the
proceeding until August 5. The plaintiffs counsel SAID
they mad served HIM at Saratoga because he was so hard
default but refused to extend the delay beyond August l.
The proceeding of Jean Louis PROD against
his wife, Marie Prod to his child jules Aimee
Prod WAS before Judge Daniels yesterday, in
Supreme Court, Chambers, The wite's return is
that her husbands utterly unfit 10 care for child He
councrcharges that she has not been strictly faithful
His counsel yesterday said that for the sake Of the family
he preferred to submit his afidavits without reading
them The counsel for the wife produced number 3
ahudNltS 10 SHOW htr EOOd character. JuuEf
took the boy into the Judges private roum bui after
cunyersng with him reserved his decision.
In the proceeding by Theodore W. Bnming-
ham to from Edward f. Tracy child he claims
his, Judge Daniels decided on Tuesday that Mr.
Tracys return presented To the fathers claim
and the child must be gwen mp to the father Mr.
Tracy's counsel appeared yesterday before Judge
Daniels and asked leave 10 put In an amended return
setting up that Mr. Tracy did not believe the petitioner
10 be the father OF the child and that he was Informed
that the petitioner dlssOutc man and unit to have
charge Of youugChild Judge Daniels decided to How
the return TO be put in to-day, upon payment ol $40
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A GAIN THAT Is A LOSS.

John Rae's heirs have a friendly partition
tut against Philip Dunn, under an agreement by which
they 20 take the western half and Dunn the eastern
i Of lO m tho upper part Of the city. running from
EcyrHth-oye TO the BOOung gdslc-road. The Blooming
dale-road De- 10 be cOsedwas closed by law IN March,
lGaud the result will be that the western half Of the
ioi viii gain the width Of the lot 20 the of the road
but will bc slut of from any communication with any
street. The Board Of Assessors, meanwhile, has pre-
pared It's report OF damages and benefits on the closing OF
The road aud IN It, considering the lot whole, has
sess for benefit II gaining the ground 10 the middle
tftac rod The plaintiffs In the moved yesterday,
bioir judge Daniels IN Supreme Court Chambers 10 re-
ti r Board OF Assessors from further action IN the
matter Counsel for the Corporation answered that the
iOao closed by law IN 1865 before the suit was be-
uh0r the agreement made and that the parties 10 the
suit hy pryats agreement between themselves could
hot aunul law stop It's execution, which involved
several hundred thousand dollars OF assessments and
payments. Judge Daniels reserved his decision.
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JAMES BIGLFR's SUIT COMPROMISED.

James Biglcr, in 1878, made a contract with
the Department OF Docks timber for the piers OF the
city Under furnished several million feet Of un-
bcr Before August 1874 he had been paid 5000,
COO and was afterwards paid account $4,000 lcav-
ing balance due, he claimed, Of $66,127.
The Controller, A. H. Green, refused to pay this
balance claiming that The contract had not been fully
compiled with. Mr. Bgler sued the city. On the first
tItal o the suit Judge DoDohue directed verdict for
the fan claim. The General Term reversed that ruling
and ordered new trial On second trial, before Judge
Lawrence the jury gave the plaintiff verdict for his
full claim This Judgment also reversed. The city
then amended answer and the tried for the
hld time I'm June 1871 before Judge Van Bruut, who
dismissed the complaint. Il the plaintiffs turn 70
appeal. The appeal argued, The General Term
Justices advised the counsel that this a
proper case for arbitration, and on this ruE-
geSiiOu the whole matter was submitted 10 Judge
Van Buut arbitrator certain terms, one OF which
tud interest should be allowed at the rate Oi only
OuoIusrter Of per cent year Judge Van Bunt gave,
yesterday. his decision, fixing the city liability AT 49,
O)~ - which, with interest under the stipulation Will
make tue Judgment about $4,000, being about $4,000
lees than Tic original claim.
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My INrELLIGENCE.

WAsuINGTON, July 24.-Licutenant Wm I.
swinburne ordered the Swalara at Boston Passed
Assistant Paymaster ". W. BURY Is ordered 20 tenn
porary duty at the Navy Yard, Boston. Carpenter
Richard Agnew is ordered to the receiving ship Inde.
p.udcuce. at the Navy Yard, Mare Island Lieutenant
IT, r. Menahan is detached from the Swatara, and
ordered TO duty on the Coast Survey. Lieutenant NJ.
HcmphIl is detached from the Swatara, and granted
leave Of absence for three months.
The COmInandant Of the kCW-NOrk NAVY Yard reports
10 the Secretary of the Navy that the United states Ship
Tennessee was put out of commission yesterday.
Advices received at the Navy Department report that
the United States ship Vandaa at Smyrna on the
5th INST and mat she expected To sail on the 9lh
hong the OF Syria, ana thence 10 Vile
FrauCnp,
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Supren,e Court ChGmt,rs-Bv Judge Daniels
Freuud agt the ITon-clGd Manufacturing Company Ihe
denied with costs memorandum from
well Defendant must De allowed Ia answer ON
the usual the Judgment in the meantime 10
stand as security: mc.DTanduin. Bchu aGt. Martin
There should De prop0udeanoe OF proof In avor o we
application buiarc the court justly deprive the owner "i
the equity Of redemption his uRat OIccyo The accIhg
rents That does not this That part o the motion
therefore denied. The costs OF the motion Will lde
the event. ...
SDeciol Ttrm-By Judge Vap@Brun-Bonn agt. Stcigcr-
Case settled
>uperior Court SDeciaI TOmsI}v Judge Sanford =
MOrthouse agt. GtagerMOuun denied without COSTS
Frank ct al. aGt. the Chemical Natm2, B'lA-S'u9
allowed 20 plaintiffs jenkins act: tarIo et a--loul
approved. Covert SuNdJu ct ai.-Ordcr 10 make com
plant definite and certain. Never ae I"e NrF)
Norid ct al-DrGtT Df EuhsutOn. Iuckart asI stevens
Undertaking approved The GetvsburS National Bank asi
Keller wing motion without costs Lockhart aGt
Strvens-BOud approved. LOCkhart agt. StevtnStrd"f
granted IaId agt Mccldaut-Ordc Of subs utoH BocH
AIT the MetrouGtan Life Insurance COMPANY OF dis
continuance Newhall agt Appleton Ct aIOIdcl 'hat pn'
TIL security Sddc ct nj. ag Sasoni ei al
der Of ZOa M,Ic,dauu QulTk ag Der
Ickson: amy stein; Cary sgt Weir Tracey ag Tracey
Furoug agt Car; Iise agt stein same agt HiIlc-Od'IS
ant ed
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TIE COOPER MARSHALL CASE.

The proceedings before ex-Judge Barbour.
TO set aside Mrs Marshals igorce from her first hus
Snd Mr Cooper made progress yesterday. hrs Mar
thai or the Marshall family call her, Mrs. Cooper,
was present. looking usual. animated and ready for
anything which might happen but Mrs Pitchers sickness
detained her al home. aud Mr.. Ten EyCk declined to go
On until her cTOss-examluatun completed. A long
discussion ensued 10 whether Mr.. Zen Eyck try
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AN OHIO FORGER WHO Is KNOWN EAST.

CINCINNATI, July 24-Dr. Connell and
Colonel Austen Of New-YoIk, this morning obtained an
interview with John Doe, who recently convicted
of presenting forged checks the Commercial Bank Of
this city, and partly identified him of the persons
concerned the $64 600 forgery on New-Sork trust
!
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ing In good faith TO produce his witnesses in which he
stated that his witnesses being In NewJersey he could
not compel them To come. The question discussed
with good deal OF Joking, but the result was an ad-
JouTnment to this morning at IL o'clock.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoUT-CHAMBEGs- Daniels. Nos -, q, 36
81 50 Ql lOi, 10 l23 l37, liO call begins at NO l49
| on the general calendar.
SUPERIOR CuURT-SrECIAL IEBM-SaufoId, J-Couit opens
NO day calendar.
COMMON IiEAs-SrEClhL TERN-Nan HOcScn' J'-COdIl
| OF, IS II an No day calendar.
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FARMER WHO DID A PUBLIC SERVICE.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 24.-On Monday
farmer near Faribault and instantly killed two
ranps whom he caught in the act Of setting fire TO the
harvesting machine in his wheat field. He gave him
self up, nut Instantly released
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ARMY ORDERS

WASHINGTON, July 24.-With the approval
Of the Secretary of War; six months leave Of absence 70
take effect when his ecIyccs be spared, Is granted
70 Captain c. c. Baron, 9TH Infantry.
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Gnrouenu advertisements.

MADAME TUSSAUD'S, LOndOn.-Patron-
NI lied by the astOcTacy and American visitors Tho
Group tOdays Fashions, President Grant War Group,
Nicholas Osman Pacha, sc. superb Teproduc
lying state at ST Peters Every crowned
and celebrity. The terrible Chamber OF HORRORS Spltn
did orchestra.
OPEN FROM 10 tall 10.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w I-M I-II-IL ~ Z l,I- A - Id L
G Counrlncrshlp Nollees.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the partner
ship heretofore eNstng between the undersigned under
the name lrm Of "GEO. MA1lEES SONS s his day
dissolved by mutual cOHscntDE WITT 9. hAIHER laN1ng
retired business viii be continued under
partnership by other partners, who VIII
close up and settle tho affairs and business OF the late
firm. ). IALMAGE TIER
-. W. G. MA1HER
Dated New York July :, 1878. 4. y. PERLEE
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In the matter Of the application Of the AtomcyGenera aG
THE RESERVE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANN.
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In TIE matter Of application Of the AuorneyGenera ag
THE NEWYORK STATE LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY.
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In the matter Of the application of the Attorney agt
THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT LIFE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY.
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To a persons having claims demands Of any name
or nature either policy hOders in either Of the above
named corporations rs other creditors thereof:
TAKE NOIICE that 10y VituN 81 and In oDrdlenCr IL lhe
re0uemet Of order Of the supreme Court Of the state
of York. MI Justice landon AT ms chambers in
SChcucCay, the 2~th Of unt, 1873 in
each Of the entitled proceedings and entered ~ the
Office Clerk ui schenectady County on July ), 1878 J.
the UNDERSIGNED. Ahcrr Parsons was duly appointed ci
the above entitled proceedings 10 kc PROOF oi
all claims made against either Of the above named corpora
tons p0hcyhOers or by other creditors thereof
Further take notice that obedience 10 The requirements
Of such orders undcEned referee wall attend NJ O.
OF New York At the Office Ol Henry
H. of eld corporations. on the 10Th day 81
IL O'Clock IN the forenoon Of tlt
iinc thereafter such PrnccenES may be ai
wall then aud thIe proceed 10 take PROOF Oi All
~ aud nGlfc against tdd
corporations or either Of them by policy holders By other
creditors thereof which be pC-cHtCd and th1t VIII,
upon proof OF claims decide the legality aud
sllfiCl-Dcy Ui such proof and claim
Further all the etOrs of suc corporations, or either Of
them are exhibit ana prove their claims and be
these proceedings before the undersigned,
the Gav above dcaS@G The psc. aforesaid and that
an default thereof UOlicv holders TINS default
g aud viii H. pccnded from all hcnot o tie decree
aCh Of these prucr-'ings. aud from
any which snail DC made in uudcr sUch decree
Dated july ., 1913. ALERT PAESON7, hvitGce
IulV
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CUPREME COURT, County of New York.
- JOUN /, MACAULAY and An DREW j. MACAULAY,
plaintirs against JOSEPH L. HILL and JOHN y. MILLER
detend1nts s-Sunnons nOtico-TO the above named
deondapts Of them You hereby summoned TO
answer the complaint in this action and 10 copy Oi
vour answer painths' attorney within twenty days
acr tho service OF this MONS exclusive OF the day nser
vice and failure n appear or answer JndR
mont VII be against you by default for tho relief de
bandcd In the compliant DatedNew York, June To- 1873
ALBERT GALLUP. Plaintiffs Attorney
Onoc, No AZ Finest. GoIE.
To the defendants, Joseph l.. M aud John d. Miller
The foregoing summons served upon zach Of you
by publication, pursuant 80 order Of Hon. Charles
Daniels Of the Justices Of the supreme Court 0 Tie state
of the 10th day " July 1873 and filed with
the COMPLAINT Office 0 tho Clerk OF the city and county
OF Now York a said city July 10. 1873.
Jyll laU6WTn ALBERT GALLUP, Pllntins' Attorney.
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EcQnl Notlces.

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, City, and
~ County of NewYork-HENRY MORGAN, EDWARD
MORGAN and CHARLES = bULiEk a. EH@enloTs Of ,he @
last will testament Of LUCINDA LEE MORGAN, De.
ceased Plaintiff. against ALGEKNO% : SULLIVAN; P9D.
Hc Administrators in the city Of Ncw-Hork, ~ Administrator
Of the goods. clattcs and crch- Ylhc3 were Of
TOINETTE WITTnAuS widow Of said Rudolph
\. Witthaus deceased RI DOLFH A.Wl1TiAlS uairly
known as Rudoph A Williams Juni%r MARIE y WiTI-
IIAIS, PAULINE ANTOINETIE RONALDS, SARAH j.
DUNBAR and STILES W. ~ oN Defrniant fen s. uIi-
moned 10 the complaint IN mis- action qn toftrNe
copy The plaintiffs attorney siWltn twenty
days after The service Of this suno exclusive Of e day OF
service Of failure t. appear answer! Judg
will be TAX against you by default for The rlet de
mandcd ig the cnpaut.-D2tcn Sew-N ork. Juy t. 1878
EVARTS, sOUTlIMAND& CHOATI plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office post address. 40. r. Nas Nc-Gork CITY.
10 MARIE f. WlTIHATS aud PAULINE ANIOIN-
FTTE MAIDS: The foregoing summons ~ served upon
youby pubca ion pursuant 10 an order Of the Hon Charles
panGs the JusCos OF the supreme Court ~ the state
NcwYork dated the I'D day Of July and ted with
the complaint this action the Ohcc Of the Clerk Of the
city aud COauty NowNoTk at the County Court House. III
the City Of New EOrk- - -.. ...,
Jy2jlawGwTh. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
SUPREME COURT.
- the Of the application of the Attorney
agt
THE GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY.
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
VA Open from $50 a. IN. 10 ~ p III.

stations:
MORRIS STREET point for South Ferry and Bat
RE6T6RSTREET-N Nearest point for Wall Street Ferry.
COURILAN DISTRICT point for Jersey City and
COInmupipaw Ferries.
PARK GE-Nearest point for Post Olce City Hall and
Barclay Street Ferry 20 IOOoken.
CHAMBEIS SSTREEr-Nearest point for PayOnia and Ere
Railway Ferry
FRANKIfN.STREET-
Jersey CITY.
RIEECKERSTREET-
EIGHTH-SrREET-Neare Point for Christopher Street
HOhOkCn.
FOURTEENTH STREET
TWENTYTHIRD Nearest point for Twenty.thir
Street Ferry 10 Jersey City.
THIRTY. .THIRDSTREET.
Observation-Disclosures eareSt point for New. YORK
Central Railroad Depot
FIFTIETHSTREET-
FIFTY .STItEET-Neares point for Central Park
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side station.
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station.
FARE, 10 CENTS except between the hours OF 530 70
7:3O A. m and 10 p m, when the fare ls cents.
ROUTE: From Fifty -eighhstreet along SxthaYenue 70
and along and along south Elfth avenue;
-cet crossing into and along West Broadway 10
Chant crossing into and along toegepace TO
and along and aoug thurchstreet; 70
along New ChUrchsreet to Morris is-stFeet
Connects with the following horse car lines:
At RECT0R-~TREET with cars for south Ferry. AT
t,RANDSTREEr with for pesbrusscs and East Grand
street Ferries BIEEC KERSTHEEf with for East
and Fast Tenth street Ferries At FOURTEENTH STREET
with cars for West Twenty third and East Twenty
third Thirty fourth Streets Ferries A. llltI
STREET with for Wre1awhcn Feiry. At FIFTY
NINT4ISTREET with cars for Belt Line Railroad
WM. K. GARRISON, President
Eew.Yorh. June ls 1873. ~ VAN BHocKLIN, supt
INVEST POINT or MISUNDERSTANDING lex
w cept SUNDAYS: see DAY LINE advertisement re-
main az WEST POINT hours; NEWBURGH nearly
hours due at New-l Ork on return at $50
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Muslral iMstrume'IIs

A DUMAHAUT late S. \. BALL & co,
N. No 20 EAST l4THST
fnr cash. instalments and for rent
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Gituatinne Unntc0-- d!nlca

A PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN, age %.
~ would like situation IN The cuIurY take ~ q
horse end COW viii be Loand wiaG ana "l GGg; nrst 9t
West ffih.st.
EOACHMAN. &c.-A young strong siNgle
X ndu; GT or country good c"dcHau eaturh"r G, M
on on Ett' li i'oo. or gi el H I' reg ~ ,
ave, f"arth door above l0,hsj.
EOACHMAN and GROON-l}y a neat, tidy
" single thoroughly understands hrs duties in al! re-
first elias, coGchmar; VIII De highly rucnird 1s lac
emqoycr has "yccltnt ciy trtinonLs rs to "3rr{ az
Uptown Tribune onc., I25s Ero.dvay.
COACHMAN. GARDENER and USEFUL
- By swedish Protestant yoaus nan WHO IS cdr.I,l
dN,r; undris,anis ne raic ana na2'n u, "i H. Il
L. make himself generally useful ou eruLruanS place gooG
reference Gail at Mis- HELLYS, i%3 West lthst. corner
G'hayc.
GROOM, a. tirSt-cas, groom and coach
NI man Protestant single; North Germany good reCr
cnccs ci'Y country. Address II. T., co-cAmdn, No 70
Wet i3I..,t.
GARDENER.-Mar1ic or single; no ncUm-
~ brancts good practical man always has Ygc or the
can OF address j. H. 5G5 2dayc
EARDENER.-By Il ir,t-cias$ fruit, flower
ard General nanagSntnt o a .nti-mams piar uncxcrp.
tionablc reference" Address FLORIST j. Jp'oTn Tribune ui
EARDENER.-Bv a married man; English
~ incumhrancr; sDbcr aud udl~ttous; Las eighteen
rrs frrs flowers and Vegetable; thors siy understands
farI c cane and cement of fancy stock aii" woui
take cargc Of dary ana p2Giry T'5h ~ 'hr iIy mhIfr
town pGioc, l,23S Broadway.
GARDENER and USEFUI.-COOK, &c.-Bv
u Protestant and we is eAprIIcuc,d
gardeu,r AMI florist understands green honsc L@tn &C
IS also handy carDentcr ana generally usiul man e
city references Call Mrs. KELLYS, l3o West lltst,
corner GihavG
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filarble auo Slate Maniels.

A TTENTION Now il the time To purchase
N SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS.
ITcns never a. low Slate steps and risers all
slste work. PENRIINk SLATE Co.
30 Unian aauare. n. Y. l4th.aye- and lSth-sil
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Gltnatlons manleG--Gemaies

At Mrs. LOVES GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
~ HOUSE, l3l l3hst, between 81 and 4tl.aves, will
always be found large number Of capable and Trustworthy
lies &c. for city and country
AT buckles Employment Agency, $50 4th-
number II select servants for private families hotels board
ing all nations both Protestant ana Catholic,
prompt prom attention W il. BUCKE Proprietor.
At BEDELLS, $40 and 342 4th-ave., en-
~ ployeTs VIII nnd large nnmber oi we Wen & selected Scpv
Also coacmcn gardeners waters porters rcnen, and use
ml men. -
An ASSORTMENT Of first-class help of all
~ natonaltcs male and female French cocks eoioTea
work city country: and lot Of snrrt waiter men or
Gi6ayd t5 - W -
COOK, &c.-Amencan Protestant young girl
" a. cook washer and iroHcr or do houscw0rk % OBJ
lection 60 TIE country best 1cforncc No 200 last 49ts
COOK.-By a Scotch Protestant cook as
- ss in washing uoToneIy G"nStSI M0aR' Gn wS1 @ "p I
place preferred objection 10 the country best OF city re
2adst.. LIST hoor.
EOOK.-A young woman of experience as
Y cook; can take fui charge willing and ohieng; city
or counuy good references. No. lO1 West SlthsL
COOK.-By Protestant woman as cook in
excellent baker TnG 70 a. " oTE gf;REH Is
TOOK.-Bv a Welsh young woman as first
~ class COOK understands french. English. and AL other
cooking bouiBg ladiug, confectionery elhca ana al knCS
of fancy sdedshes very capable and most desirable person
vtTy best city testimonials city or country can bt $50 9th
ave, UeaI Iethsl
COOK, &c-An active young woman as COOK
and auudress small family thoroughly competent
I'm both capacities city references III west lOtst rear
GOOK.-Bv a respectable woman IA cOmpe-
tent is good fancy baker would assist win te
washing and ironing city or country DoSt reeehcos Io[
West l9thst, one par OF sJalIs
COOK and LAUNDRESS.-By a Swede girl ;
nice SOUPS pastry and dcsserts good baker willing TO
assist with washing; country or city Call AT go 0haye
near lsthst
NOOK, WASH and IRON.-By a steady, N-
~ lsb6 girl who Is good plain cook can make excellent
reasonable wages 1873 9th ave. four doors above
1Oths
NOOK, WASHER and lRONER.-By coIored
" wonan who has hlei best places; makes nice bread
dessert soups aud pastries u nlhg Az Vpss' anu
caIrable 10 cook for a small summer hotel l3o OthaVe
CUAMBERMAID &c.-Chambermaid Ornurse
~ scambtTess gOOd feeIchCe jail Io '"O u'9S a'
2O9 NJ Madisonave
NHAMBERMAID and WAlTRESS.-By an
J English Protestant young woman very respect
able and well recommended competent IN elmer capHc as
sober honest obgng woman country or CITY Can at no
SG6 Gtrave, near 23d-st let floor.
THAMBERMAID and WAlTRESS.-By, a
u swedish Young womani very vel Teconneenoed )
competent in either capacity as OF -
Ceans silver &C excellent sober honest ooRihg "oun
country or city. Call at No $50 6thaSe noai lothSt
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-A young girl as
u GOOD main cook; nice washer and ironsT WI take
care ~ children city country wages aboutS S. fhOIEs
TANT HOME BUREAU lSS OthA'e'
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1VrpRFNF COURT of the State of New

CJTPREMF COURT of the State of New
- Yorl-IIury O'D1ndl against william Kelly Thomas
and Auue Cannon his wife. George " kldd Aud
Isaac st1w John DeGy the people OF the state Oi New
YORK Fmil Haas, Daniel Oobinron Charles r. Church
Thomas H. Green Thomas Nolan, OiveT H. Booth, Janea H.
HaIbouo Joseph L. t. LJCns tr~stns K Reeve John Guy
Vase gd Frank Goldman j. Nelson Luckey Rernard tahn
Eugcnc y. Belt W Williams Alexander g. Black,
Trlard Morris the Bank o. New York National Banking As
sociaoo Thomas HcCaRn. Che Fst National Bank 0i Jcr
sey city, the Ecw-uay'n COPPER Compaul, -Summon~-
place o trial CITY and Comfy OF New lurkIO the above
named defendants hereby summoned 10 answer the
complaint action Hnd 10 serve copy OF your answer
on tIc laius attorney within Wcny dal after the service
of this summons exclusive O tho Of'cTyict and In
of your failure appear Judgment viii be taken
against you py default for tho relief demanded IN the COM
plant. baed Nav % 1873.
Peat ONCE address and Oihce No II ChanicTs-st.,
NcW-l OTk C1ty.
To William Kelly, Thomas Cannon and Ammo NJ Gannon
his wife The foregoing summons IA gerCi you by pub
icaiiOn pursuant order Sf Hon. IIA1 Is DANIEl
Justice O the Supreme Court OF the state Of York dated
c g3d day july 1873 and med with the complaint an the
Office o the CLERK Of the CITY aud County Of at the
Cont HOuse in said CIty Dated NeWlOk, July ~, 1878
GEORoE W. MCADAM, Plaintiffs Attorney
TvoT IaWGWTh
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THE GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY.
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Ocean 6tedmers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMER
CAN FLAG. Sailing everv THURSDAY from philadelphia
INDIANA sails Thursday Aug. /. 10 a. IN
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Che Curt.
Gfcurslons.

A -A.-DAILY OCEAN EXCURSIONS
a. TO ROCKAWAY BEACH
by the New Palatial Steamers
GRAND REPUBLIC, COLU MBIA and AMERICUS.
Leaving West Z4thst $3.50 aud 10 a. NJ and 1880 ..
West lOths 10 minutes later; Per 2 " r., 80 minutes
later.
JEWELS Wharf, Brooklyn Q and II a. m and las p m.
East 33d.st, S:l5 a. M and / p. south 6thst, VII
hamsburgh $3.50 m, and ll5 p BrOomest S45 a.
and l:3O p IN. MUSICAL attractions On EVERY BOAT.
ExcirSon tickets 80 cents GOOD on EITHER BOAT.