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New-York tribune., 1878-12-31

Trust Company-Moton granted Robertson art, Cohen.
Motion denied: Hendrickson ag hendr1ckson-Dlvorce
plaintiff Koehler agt. Wheu-MotiOn deniec with $40 costs.
Iarkn aR Lafkn Il see no benefit from committing the
defendant
CircuH-Part HE-Bv Judge Van Brunt-Yerkes jr, agt.
Weeks ec-MOtlon denied with costs.
SDecidi TerTHBv Judge Van NOrstThe Howard National
Bank aGt Lock ct aJudRmen for the plaintin opinion
BY Judge Van Brunt-Ihe Merchants BaUk OF Canada agt
Barrett ct al-Findings settled. Conson agt Hopkins aud
OheTs.-F Findings Of fact must be noticed for settlement
Loeb agt Willis etc-Fndngs must be settled notice.
Superior COurt-Speidt Term-Bv Judge Speir.-
Marie ag entitled 10 Judgment
see opinion.
Ry Judge Freedman-The Marine National Bank etc. sg
Fellows Order declaring frivolous and for Judgment
Dodge agt. BentOnOrder for extra allowance Clarkson
al the etcOrer OF discODnuanco Nichols
agt Brooks ct al Same ag on Slecia caen
dar for the Friday OF January The Sixth National
Bank Mcintyre ct aRcpOrt OF referee confirmed and
judgment OF foreclosure and sale ordered Smith agt ara
ct al-Bond approved. agt Bineer.-Undertaking
burrows hthard ct al Order Of dscontinuancc Town
shond agt. Nv Nehr agt McDOnOugh Fay agt Mitchell
Jcsup JadIey agt Kendall Arnold OF al aS
Hill Foley agt Clyde.-OIders granted. -
Common PLeds-SDecdI Iem-Bv Judge Van Hoe
sen.-SfOrm sgt Mower ct al-Order filed Boomlngdale
agt o. -inunctioh dissolved with $40 costs
Goldberg aGt White-MotOn denied Garrison agL MOoney
No costs should be allowed in this action frank Bum ag
Mead agt DorlandNO erasure can be permitted AeC1i
Ugh agt. EkannA execution may issue 9der NEG
OBnen ag Donaldson and others-See meIn3t ahnum nv
Miller Judgment OF d IN favor OF the Dann
the accounting OF PaIkerDecrCe signed
Trustees Northern Dspensary agt Merriam-Not as
matter Of favor tune is extended un
Ill January o. 1879 at In the matter OF the accounting
OF Morgan etc. In the matter OF the general sRDment OF
Kitnger and another ByesAppcaOns 10 advertise for
Of the application of LudwiRTho petition shows pecun
aTy benefit VII result to toner froH change oi name
Equity TeTta-Bv Chief Justice c. Z. DaY.-BusTe IT,
agt LINK aud othersJ udgment the pMntn OPINION
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
THE COURTS.
THE SUIT AGAINST WESTERN UNION

THE SUIT AGAINST WESTERN UNION.
xrroPTs OF THE COMPANY TO WARD OFF AN IN
JUNCTION IN THE INSULATING PATENT CASE
r1ABoRATE ARGUMENTS BEFORE JUDGE BLAICH-
FORD.
Another hearing in the suit of Clinton w.
Colgate against the Western Union Telegraph Company
was had before Judge BatchfOrd yesterday. The in
,uncton is sought to prevent the defendant from the
nae Of submarine cables insulated with guta percha the
natent on which was recently decided to be valid
Inv Judge Blatehford Mr.. Clifford for tho telegraph
company, urged that II the complainant were mSde
secure by proper bonds furnished by the company nc
could not be prciuced in any of lis rights In case the
Supreme Court should reverse the decision regaruhS
the validity Patent, the present payment OF
large license fee would he productive OF injustice ana
d1eulty An Injunction never lntenuedtO prouuco
mischief aud trouble, but only to seISe ior pfolecoh
and prevention
Ex.Judge shipman replied in elaborate argument
that occupied nearly four hours he sald tha ths prop
ositiOn for the security TO complainant might DE aue III
oyery instance IN which an injunction wGs sought on
final decree. There should be very strong reasons Ior
making all exception here 10 the RUE OF tne cours
course This was of wIful infringement continued
through number of years in the face OF the protests
niZed The company could no. set up It's own loY s
reason why il should be allowed 10 continue lts wrong
liberal 10 the company t0 the last degree During the
past year the Comany received 24OOOOOo mo sdges AT
cOrdlng TO one OF their own aInaaNtS ,ttc uncto
were received through hfty-hve Offices, curing
October alone, 100000 messages ID every every one one
OF which ohices this invention was used IN
some FORM. The invention could not ne considered
merely as Of Importance in the 36S miles OF It's extent on
the cOmpaHys ines, but 10 was the connecting hnK lot
ExIudge Porter occupied an hour in reply, dwelling
particularly upon the pOlt thatl the ueienuda @
furnish security pending the final decision OF the SUI
preme Court all the cOmpanaDts rights would DC pro-
tected. further hearing VIII be had TINS morning.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
CIVIL NOTES.

The proceeding of the College of the City
OF New-York to enforce its allowance OF $4,000 for
the coming year. has been abandoned an understand
ing tnat the Board Of AppOrtiOnment Will allow that
amount
In the suit brought by Edward G. Tinker
against the pilot OF the John swagen, for stopping at
Pier No. 20 East River against the order OF the HaIbor
Master Judge MeAdam held yesterday IN Marine Court,
that III this the order not unreasonable ana e
pilot having disObeyed II must pay the penalty prOVueu
by law, $50.
Bartlett g. Greene, the owners OF ware
house IN Furmanst, BroOkl7n, last Summer erected
lofty elevator on their building. This was complained
OF by persons living Columbia Heights, and the city
began In the City Court for the removal OF
the structure on the ground that It's erection was an
intractiOn OF the fire laws Judge McC.ne rendered
deelson yrsterdav declaring that the elevator 10 not
building in the eye Of the law
Judge Speir, in Superior Court, Special
Term, has gwen his decision on the demurrer IN the
case OF Peter Marie and others against Cornelius h.
Garrison The brought TO recover the value OF
10000 shares OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad OF which
the plaintiffs declare they deprived by the reor-
ganizaCn OF the road with Garrison az president. Inc
niantfs sue 81, 100000 damages The defendants
demurrer Is sustained by Jndge s2eir
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
nFClsIOSs-DEC. 80.

Supreme Court Chambers-Hv Chief-Justice Davis;
ne matter Kenneally and OthersWrt dismissed aud
renanded Winter aRt Webster Order granted Nc
atTaw aRt Rad.-Denied. Tho Irving National Bank agt
IdamsMOtion be granted without puendice 10 lien Of
sheriff the attachment 20 De determined by she Court IN
bankruptcy Fnkclmeer agt FinkolmeierMOtiOn In thb
case should be denied In the matter OF Bridge Order grant
90 With mOdifcat added Webster act: Seaman-Jet
counsel attend settlement The People etc. ag
the Mallory Paper Bag Manufacturing Company Decree and
order granted HOguet agt LevyMOtiOn granted condition
ally. Thomas agt Ihonas-,See nemoT andun me People
Granted in the Kenneslly. etcWiit must be dis
missed remanded In the matter OF the New
Work Ceutral Hudson Railroad Company for the
acquisition lan1s OF Lombard and othersIhe motion
snoud denied without prejudice application for stay
10 be 10 the General fern whenever the appeals are
ready for hearing. Honor agt Smt-Ihe motion 10 dls
reduced
BY Judge Donohuc. Arga sgt Pits-ApplicatOn denied;
memorandum.
By Judge Van VOrst-In the matter Of KeeOe-Petiuon
granted order made SOuhwick aRt the FIRST NatOnal
Bank-See memorandum
BV Judge Van Brunt-MOrange AEt AOrange.-h0tiOn
granted for the third N onday OF JanD2fy. 1879.
Judge LaWFeDce.-ln the matter OF AcOoldrck.-bee
memorandum Bentley aRt. Arn0tt.--See memorandum.
BY Judge Brady.-LeyY aEt American National Life and
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
A JUDGEsHIP IN JEOPARDY.

TRIAL, OF JUSTICE PINCKNEY-OPlNIONs AS TO WHAT
CONSTITUTES INTOXICAToN.
Additional testimony in behalf of the de-
fence presented yesterday at the Pincincy ra oe
fore the referee Oliver p Buel Much Of the evidence
was like that previously offered by the defence. The
witnesses had been present in Justice Pnckneys court
and had not observed any indications OF intoxcaon In
tho Justice.
William b. Farley lawyer testified that he had been
present at nearly every tried by Justice PncRney
On one occasion the Justice had appeared to be very
nervous.
"Did YOU know that Justice Pinckncy had suffered
from chis and fever3" asked Mr.. Reavey OF the JUS
tees counsel.
"No; had heard that the disease was fever and
ague."
On Examination Mr. Farley said he had visited
Justice Pnckneys pTivote but he did not remem-
Der that he had drank liquor there with him. He ad-
mitted that he had heard IN the cOuitIOo
Of dissatisfaction at the absence OF justice ineknSy
and discussions to his intoEicaton The witness d
not consider drunk unless he was unable 10 IND
ETas G. Levy, lawyer testified that he had an
ofce two doors from the Court House which ne visited
nearly every trial day He was & rapid & Gennah, , GhC b
official stenOgrapher. On one such occasion nc uls-
charged Jury in compliance with the request OF Justce
Pnckney who was III. The witness did not remember
the title Of the case on trial nor the hGnT OF he gay r
drink what ne presumed to be water
Have you seen Justice Pinckney under the In
Objected to-" exclaimed Mr.. Reavey. /" Is II any
bOdy's business, MI Referee, what you do after you
leave this room .
Well" Mr.. Buel replied quietly, " we viii take the
question"
The witness would not swear whether the accused
Justice was or was not intoxicated 10 his presence
The last person examined was Mr. Frederick X Con,
dert Of the firm OF COudcrt Brothers. lawyers at No 6S
Wtliam-st SIR COudert present in the trial OF
case before Justice PIUckney IN June last 1t was
busy day at the court, and he there about two
hours. Justice Pnckney did not appear 10 be AT all
under the influence Of liquor, That all MF CoudeTt
khew of the Justices conduct on the bench.
In asking for an Adjournment until Tuesday OF next
week, Mr. Reavey said; propose to bring witnesses
enough to cover every day that Justice Pnckuey pre-
cid IN court. We have twenty more like these and we
shRl call then medical experts and attendants; we
shall have about sixty witnesses more"
"I think we shall have TO go on tomorrow" said Mr.
Buel.
cannot and will not attend ," said Mr.. Reavey.
The hearing Will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
CfcursIur6.
NIETROpOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.


vi OPEN FROM 5:3O 4. n. To l2P VI.
RECTOR lSTREEl-NcarCst point for Wall Stre't Ferry,
and connects with ears for south Ferry.
OlETAS DTSTREEI-Ncarc point for Jersey CltJ and
Commuipaw EcrTi,s.
PLAtE-Ne point for Post Olco city Hall and
Barclay street Ferry to lIODOkCn
CHAMBERS 81 REET-NCarest point tOr PaYOnla anu Erie
Hailwgy Ferry.
FRANKLIN.STREET-
GRNNDSTREET-N point for Dcbrosse1 street Ferry
Jersey city, and connects with for BcsbO ses and
East Grand street Ferries
BLEECKEK KsTKEET-CoEnecis with cars for East and
West.
EIGHTH sTREET-Nearcst point for Christopher street
Ferry 70 OhOkcn. connecting with cars Tor Christopher
and East Tenth street Ferries.
FOURTEENTH STREET-Nesrest point 10 Union square
Walack's aud LyCoum Theatres. Academy OF Music IT
wing and Tammany Halls Connccung with cars Tor East
Twenty-tlri ana Thirty.iOurth street Ferries go
and Park ThCttres Grand ppta House, Gilmore ;
Garden, aud Masonic Tempe, ana twenty Ilrd 5uteL
Ferry Jersey city.
TIL HIRTS.THIRD.STRnET-N T-Nesrest point 10 Standard,
BTUarway, and TIfh Avenue Theatres, Aquarldm ana
san FraDCisco Mnstres connecting with cars Tor Wee
hawken Ferry -,,r-
fer Conpany's cabs OrGrand Central Depot.
FIFTETIi STREET ,,,
FTY.LIGITH HSTREET-Searrst point for Central Park
connecting with cars oi BHt Line Railroad.
For uptown trans take side stations.
For downtown trains take side stations
FARE, IL CENTS Except between the hours OF 6:jO 10
7:JO a. M, and OF D. M. when the faro j. cents
WM. Il. GARRISON, President
NJ VAN BROCKLIN. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31

A SEIL-"Ere's pretty 90, Bill See this
ERE book2 Its called Life Of Perarch the very oss
as me and yOu's bin ayin' OF our money ON so iree
And bloWed II aim, bin an giv arfa-crOwn for II "
. Well what theDP "Why, It's all about a blOomin
pOetV- Punch
CATCHING AT A STRAw.-Curate (visitlng
sjck cabpanl Have You been the habit OF going 10
churchtO Poor Cabby (fanty): Cant say hey, sir
but I've druY good many parties there, tirV-lPuneh
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
sTICKYEY CONFESsEs IN COURT.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Dec. 30.-Charles p.
stckney was arragued the Superior Court this after
noon He pleaded guilty TO the embezzlement of $780,
600 from the Manufacturers Company, January
/ 1873 Sentence was reserved. and stckney returned
immediately TO bis residenCe
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
RECORDED LEASES.

Astor William TO Joseph Schmidt. executor, etc, 50
3dst, l5Uft W OF AvcA, 25Xll2, 20 years, at an
pua rent of
Kermit Anna l. TO Max Goldsmith and another NO
SO 6Grcenwich-st years. at annual rent of ..-...
Sackmann, Marsaret 10 John Bctz, n g cor 0ihaEe
and GOIh.st Years, al annual rent OI..,,,,.....
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
EXCELLENT PRESENTS.
MASON g. HAMLIN
GARNET ANS.

oNETo STOPS, in PLAIN OR ELEGASr
CASES PRICES S5I. s66 SIS, ss4 $50 500 500,
SIO5 sIOs SII1, SI2O, SIG, $50, Sf32 SI35,
SII7 $3.50 and upwards 10 $500 and more
The finest assortment Of he best reed Organs IN tie Wod,
at prices trhich render them cheapest
Each maker organs thinks adveres that his make
the best The MASON & HAMLIN CO. do not ask any one
to believe that Organs ali others merely because
they assert IT, but present evidence which amounts 10
demonstration. the fact that at EVERY WORLDS EXHI.
BITIoN for TWELVE YEARS they have taken the Highest
honoIs superiority. No other american organ has
taken These Organs sold for cash
mens quite small Organ but very best in quality DO
obtained by payment o Sc IS quarter for ten quarters
CATALOGUES and price lists free and much pleasure had
in showing organs. MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN co,
rs Union. square, New.York.
EISCHER'S UPRIGIIT and SQUARE PIANOS,
the best and reliable for the money warranted
years Factories wareroOms All TO 425 West 2shst
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFE2a

UnPnaySi m Wi9 Tttn Taiare watS 1o TrSSSrGSe
3dave = cor OSth.st llOII Q; William IL TOwDlcY
referee, Eliza NJ T. Farley. O'lo
lstaye cor l02dst. l001lIli5Nirrcgular; a 70
Simpson. referee 10 Jonathan ThOrne, Jr-...-... OU
lO7thst 263 II OF lSt-avc, 1OOXlOO l. n Slmp 40
son, referee TO Jonathan ThOne Jr-....-......- ~
Greenwichave (NO 81: Charles Estwick, referee m
to Jane Hoffman and Helena Rogers - o'oo
3lst-st, s. 100 It q Of 9thave, 2Ox9S9; CathaTlhe
Mead 10 Rehecca L Van OOrdt
llitnst g. S43 II W OF Aye.A, 25NlOO1O Edwards oo
Rapio referee 10 Mary Donovan. ...;.-;. l'OV
Dey st (No l3) William rraphagen and wife 10
WaslIinEton.avc W q 25 ftsof I55thst, 2jxlO0; -
Christian WeIbert 10 Charles Weibert ....-.:.., 81
Aoth. st. g. 1866 Il G of l0th.aye 2lGXlOO.0; Marx
HOTgan 10 David HOrRan-... ,....-,-. o'oo
BesSf scSa1 U 5.SSnn6 20 IL Shca 81 rsI $50
l9lst.s = 2gl. o II " OF Msdisou.aye, lS.3N99lli
> Peter DOlan and wife TO Henry BaDcOck........
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
REAL ESTATE.

NEwYORK. Monday, Dec 30, 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex
change salesroOm to-day
BVA. J. BleeeteT & Son.
lots jthave 25.5 fl n cf 65th-5t each 25Xl00; 80
Fredk II COudert. e0'
BU W. COdtSs.
4stOry brict building with lot No 1893 2d-ave -.
cor Of S0tbst 256XlOO Henrietta walters l42O,
BU JOhn r. B0Vd
A-StOry brown house with lot. No 6t EastSlst
tan LIE Ins Cs u l3OOt
Elm D PARK TTR IL Io0sIic6 czeDs ems ms In pa. 5000
HHp. Rennettp
3-stoTy frame dwelling and l.story frame stable with
lot, No l26 East l24thst $40 II OF 4thaye, co,
lot 25xlO0.1 i; jos Brown o'0o'
Bu RichdTd T. Hdrneu.
2th OF the following described CITY property;
4 portion Of 4-stOry brick building with lot No
~ Chatham st. 80 II n OF II Tonrow, Iot 25xSO;
2-stOry brick store with lot Nos and 10 Cen.
trest g2.S ft n Of TTyonrow lot 3O9X5i1x2o
X726; 3-stOry prick store with lot y os ~ 10 "a
ChuTch.st, cor OF Deyst lot 790NI 6x15Xlo'5i ,o
Jas Platt OV
lots n lI7th.st, $50 IT e OF PrOsDectst each 21x
100: lots PrOspectst, o cor OF l4lthst each
95xlCO; Slots l47thSt l75 u OF PrOspect5t' ,n
each 25IlUO, oath Ward SandfOrd Austin......- l4V
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
6eIp h)anie6.

4 MIDDLE AGED thoroughly competent
~ Ameca farmer wife to take charge Of large dairy
farm The wiic must be practical working housekceper;
age family, experience, reference, g.. tAR
" Err Tribune Uptown Office l23S Broadway
NANTED.-M Maid to take charge of ladies'
w wardrobe and assist with light chambeHork In the
NOrtn ireland Protestant preferred good salary
Address NJ NJ, Tribune Uptown once l,23s Broadway
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
ITALIAN CHILDREN IN SERvITUDE.
A DECISION AGAINST THE PADRoNE SYSTEM BY

In the proceeding by Archangelo FOsco to
Get possesson OF his younger brother and nephew from
the Commissioners of Emigration, Judge Davis In su-
preme Cot Chambers rendered yesterday his decision
The three children and another were brought here by
Rapbael de Grazia The motion TO surrender them was
chiefly oppossd by Lewis L. Deaeld attorney for the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 70 Children
Judge Davis holds that the children are held by the
respondents at the request Of the Consul General OF
ItaIy until provision made for their return 10 ITALY,
as children unlawuy abducted for species OF OF terE M
rt sbould not interfere with their custody unless
be necessary for their personal safety.
,rhe Jnd0e continues: The Commissioners Of Eml-
grafton act wisely in heiT efforts 10 prevent the I9c
said TO he carried on by the Introduction OF Italian
children bought Of their parents or forcDy or Tauuu
lenty abducted for the purpose OF using en as organ
grinders or rag pickeTs in this country and they shoud
aid the representatives OF the Italian GOVernmcht 10
break up the uefariOus business" Tie writ was tneIe
fore dismissed, and the children remaDded.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
6ienmuoats ano Rallroaos.

FALL RIVER LINE for Boston and the East.
Il Steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave New-fork
daily (undays excepted from Pier North River FOOT
Of MuTTay.st, at 4:3O y. m.
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
II New-Jersey Southern Railroad commencing OctoOet
J. 1873 viii leave New York Pier North ia'e
lioot of Kertos connecting sandy HOOK with trains lot
Long Branch and Philadelphia 1900 a. ui 400 p. H.
Jhrnegat and TuckertOn. 4:UO =. m.
Vineland, Bridgion ana Atlantic city. llOO M
Red Bank ard Toms River, Hoo a. M and 40 p IN
WM. b. SNEDEN,
General Manager.
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamers Pecks daily Sundays e1ceptedl Tor
ksw-Iiayeu At 3 aud IL y. m. connecting With road
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
Buslness Chances.
Sratfs ano fenoers.

DRASS OPEN RE-PLACES.-Large and
ID elegant OF FendeTs Androns Coal
Holds Bellows &C. OF antique and modern designs suitable
for Holiday presents reianDg az wholesale prices until Jsnu
ayl. Us. CONOVER Co,
366 and 36S CanAlst
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

II ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. ],
lS77Leaye dcpOs foot OF COurandt and Dcsbrosess ss
at G3G Night Express daily for Ea>tOn, Bethlehem
Allentown Mauch Chunk, Wcsbarre Pitlston, sayre Ell
mira Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and
the West. pullman sleeping coaches attached
kOPT. a. SAYRE, Sup (. and Engr
General Eastern Office Church and COurtlandss
(HAS II,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
Proposals.
Cost an0 Gourl0.

DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank Book No. 45s.-
ID go Of tn Bowery Saving Bank Is MISSING me nIutr
ia Bank. II not restored p'We
The Both day Of January 1879 application VIII be made 10 inc
Bank for new book. ---------
OST OR STOLEN-Bank Books numbered
2Q7l4 39S22 and 4uGl5, of the German Savings Eahk
m The CIV Of are missing II not returned To the
hank before the st day February 1879 application VIII
be made 10 the bank for new books
l OST or ST0LEN-Bank book NO. g9,Zoo
of IN. German savings .iauk in the city OF New York
issued 10 the Turtle Bay Lodge il hereby requested lha
tho book TO ihe bank II not IOd OF ttluTnsH
the expiration OF BX weeks rom me @ i4Ih
day OF NOveaber. 1873 application Will DC hduo TIC oAnA
for a new book
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
A DEcIsIoN FoR THE NEw.YORK CENTRAL.

Judge DAVIS, in Supreme Court, Chambers,
has denied motion TO stay proceedings in the matter
OF taking property by the NewYork Central and hudson
River Railroad Company between Sixty-ffth and Sew
op+vsecond-sts on the Hudson River lie says: &"
think the proceedings ought not TO be stayed At TINS
stage an order Of stay quite sure 70 produce uhncce
them a hearing. No harm Will result IN allowing inc
hearing before the Commissioners TO proceed pehung
the apnes and IL necessary the General Ier can Va hKe
care mat none of rights of the appellants are prlu
diced by the action Commissioners. III the APP
pellants shall ultimately prevail they Will sustain no
injury by the proceedings before the commissioners
se he cost must in any event he at the cost OF tue
railroad company, and will be taxable in favor OF the
appelants ~ they successful The motion should
be denied without prejudice 10 application Tor stay
TO be made at General Term, Whenever appeals are
ready for hearing"
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
Hiinaiions manieo-- Males

A YOUNG MAN, age eighteen, with pleas
and gentle and highest references sdesirous
Of steady employment Address JOE, Trbane Upt9Hn Ohce
LBS Broadway.
CASHIER, &c.-By a sober, reliable and
~ energetic man. OF twenty years practical business
experience cashier and teller in banking Offices and
nocOI WITH coal interests keep books best references
Address r. II. w, 2J4 West 2ith-sL New-York.
C0ACHMAN and GROOM.-Bv q man as
~ coachnan and groom who IS thoroughly cOmpetent :;
careful, steady driver; strictly temperate: wiling 20 make
himself generally useful be highly recommended for s
honesty sObrey and industry; city refer
ence rom last employer Address W. g., Tribune Uptown
Office, l,23S Broadway.
GARDENER-By marI1ed man; no incum-
~ bfance has lifetime 0t experience gardener and
farmer has lcacundcr the best men In the northern part
OF england isa hTs:-cass grape grower nd pansman
thoroughly understands the Of imported and fancy stock
wife is rstcl hand making the gtedged butter and
has large experience a raising poultry good city reereuce
AddrossJ. D., Tribune Uptown Office, l,2Js broadway
WAITER.-By young Protestant who I'M
W drrsauds wcl the duties Of waitcTman Is willing aud
obnng the best Of references Address SWEDE l24 East
oS,l-sl, top bell
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
EerIures dno dlcetln1s.

FRANCIS MURPHY, the Hon. CHAUNCEY
L sHAFFER. JUDGE PI1TMAN and other Gsingu!ehed
speakers will part the Grand Gospel Temperance
WArCHMEETING tonight, at the Twenty street
Baptist Church, between 7 and Sthaves Services, con
Quoted by Mr.. d. ]. X. RIHE To begin at 9sp M
CT. PAULS METHODIST EPISCOPAL
y CHURCH, 4thave and 2iGS The Rey Dr IT TITFANI
evening" commencing at ~ O'CLOCK An invitation and hearty
welcome TO all.
THE Animal Meeting of the UNION LEAGUE
CLUB will be held at tho ClHb house. the second
Thursday OF January 1879 JannarY 0 at o'clock NJ fol
the election of officers aud the transaction OI such other busI
ness as NAV before IT,.
The general meeting VIII be held az o'clock but ths
election will opened az half past O'Clock
will remain three hours honorary ana non-resi
dent members not entitled 10 vote Proxies are not pe
mtted LOUIS L. LEWIS, secretary
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
fflarple ano Slate HianIels.

A TTENTION Now is the time to purchase
N SLATE AND MARBLE MANrELS:
sa,. ,Eorl '' PENRIIYN SLATE CO,
80 Union SQUARE NY. (4thave and lIth-st)
New-York tribune., 1878-12-31
Go mhom II alap Concern
A CARD.

A CARD svp.v1s
The friends of this gentleman, who have missed him from
h accustomed Uaths may all know that he has been
beps rO paralysis Tor three years lie IL now able 10 so
m friends. cali note car frg any Of ms friends VIII be
duly and gratefully appreciated $50 mon st. BROOKLYN L.