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Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
ron sALEoR BENT.

OR SAIE.-Two new three-story nine
s4F room houses, with bay windows and all
Modern improvements for $2D0. Also Two
flwo.story Six room houses, with baw win.
and all the modern improvements, ana
NY @wo. story i've room houses. u on very
enable terms Apply TO GEORGE n
615DALL d SONS, f6i French street.
ias 0ctp6-i 1 mds --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
CIVIL NOTES.

Annie Delmage has sued her husband, Fran
CHS X Delmage for limited divorce for alleged cruelty
They we're married in April 1874 ard aecordlngto hei
statements he has treated her since June 1871 mos,
cTnelly. Judge LarremOre lin Common fieas' SPoo"
Term, referred the case to Charles Rushtoh.
Judge Potter came down here 10 hold SupteEe
Court Chambers 70. the two last weeks OF June h'
made great eort to spose a. each as II came NJ
but failed 70 do What Judge hos ever done 80 stage
over till Tuesday asst 20 close up his business ut We nt
home yt,h number OF briefs for study In BIS Vaca'
ton The o. ambers business OF this District seems az
ccther eat to allow any one Judge 10 dispose o
promptly,
The contest over the SUPPLEMENTARY ol uie
Brooklyn fri ant Home has been ended by decision OF
Judge GnAe., WHO ous ared Clark r m the position
and declares that john - Calvin was rel i'nliy AZ
pointed Gaiyl1 vas gnroipted by the l'mocrahc
majority in tie BrooRsp Boa'd OF Aldermen on March
A. but this action w.s rescnded March y by . Re
publican ana Independent members ana Jhici CiaIh,
who hello the Office, was reappOinted. TINS action was
SAID to b. irregular was taken alter the pesueht
hai declared the Board adjourned.
The trial Of the suit of William + Phipps
against the Eew-York Life Insurance Company ."r a
commission on the aay bought OF the defendant Tor
John BrUugham was closed serday, and Submitted 10
Judge Goepp in Marine Cour, TRIAL Term: The lawyers
To procure q speedy rial waived q Jnry trial,
and tho Court went 10 Long BI1Ech W take
the testimony OF Theodore Moss. Tue pla'nnn
claims that he IL EMIT ed 90 q commission. The
company S,y rhe the commission was earned ny ana
paid 20 g. Dix, of Elizabeth. The evidence was very
cOntad, tosy and Judge GOcpp reserved bis decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
ARMY ORDERS

WASH ,GToN, July San order from the
HeadQua of the Army issued to-day gives the fol-
lowing detail for Recruiting Service from October i,
1850 October 1880: Colonel Cuyer Grover, LIST Cav
airy will relieve Colonel j. l. Gregg, sth Cavalry, as su-
perlntendent OF the Mounted Recruiting Service station
at Jefferson Barracks Missouri. Major James f. Wade.
9th Cavalry will report in person to the superintendent
OF the Mounted Recruiting Service executive ofcer
at the Jefferson Barracks depot Colonel Nelson A.
Miles, Etn Infantry, will relieve Colonel David Stan
ley 221 Infantry, Superintendent OF the General Re
critihR Service. Major Zenas A. Bliss, 25th Infantry,
will report 10 the superintendent OF the General Re
c-uiting Service, 10 command the depot at Dayids
Leland New-York HarbOr Major Thomas N. Anderson,
10th antry, will relieve Major j. T. Yard. goth In
fantry "a command OF the depot at Columbus Barracks
Ohio One company officer from each regiment OF cav
airy and infantry will be selected by their colonies and
ordered to report 20 the SUPERINTENDENT OF the
Recruiting Service for their respective III making
the selection regard will be had TO tnoss for the
sponsibe duty OF recruiting and exclusively to
length Of service All the officers detailed ia accordance
1873. The officers relieved will Join their regiments
The superintendent will relieve officers in charge OF
rendezvous those Of the detail report aud order
them 10 Join their companies. Recruiting In the Military
Division OF the Pacific and the Department OF Texas
will he conducted heretofore Paragraphs 07S and
979 Revised Regulations, In relation TO the eIamnatiO
OF recruits with view TO rejection after arrival at reg
posts have been by direction OF the Secretary
OF War; suspended Recruiting officers are expected 10
give close personal attention 10 their duties Trlper
Manual viii be used for tho standard Of qualifications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
DISTRICT COURT MANAGEMENT.

The special committee o. thS Aldermen, con-
slsting OF Messrs waehner. LEAFS and SscObus, contn-
ued yesterday the nvestgauo ofhe management Of the
Disiot Courts as t. ne dsppdtOn Of fees, etc Samuel
Stern testified that he was attached 20 the Fourth Dis
trie Cnlr under &ar'aals Daiy, Etti1ger Shields and
Others. HE Cppoil nouI made ct tA@ rtqueFe OF
Justice Dinkel. He said that he had never read Jaw
except upon cigar Appers. His duti@s, however
10 examine papers, and see that they correctly
made out and he supposed the marshals BEre Of
his lack Of legal knowledge. lie charged 81 for .rm-
and 81 for hold over" Ho removed ~ fus.
tice Dinkel He aid not know 81 cry ais"tstz d
with the marshals tiat Nv case he did not p7gt OF
as the summOnses, the Judge would not Bgb tnSIn.
we're upon uniriepfy terms At various timts fJr
ear from september, 1875. After that they became
Teconced He had heard that he was removed because
he did not treat his family properly None Of the money
received was paid TO Justice Dnkel TO anybody for
him. lie said he aged to share the profits Of his
Office with any one but almost in the breath he
admitted that he did pay about $50 month 10 q sec
ond person he admitted also that he extravagant
In his habits aud addicted 70 gambling He had made
remarks after his removal dercgatory to Justice Dnke
with the object Of running him Money was deposited
for Judge Dinkel in the Germania Bank but this was
his salary. He submitted any returns TO the Con-
troer for fees received In dspossess proceedings He
made from $3.50 TO 500 month. He said that his
DRY was very bad The committee adjourned until
Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
TWO MASoNIC EXC 0RSIoNS TO EUROPE

Allegheny Commandery No. So, Knights
Templar o. Pttsburg Penn, which sailed yesterday for
Europe rived here Tuesday. committee, presided
over by Elwood E. Thorne, Past Grand Master OF this
State met the party at Newark At Jersey City they
were received by detachment OF Knights and on ar
irving in this city met by the Palestine Command
cry No 49, Of this city, in full uniform, headed by the
7st Regiment Band and escorted to the Grand Central
Hotel The procession attracted much attention Al
the hotel an address OF welcome was made by Geo W.
SkeliCn, II the Palestine COmmandery, which was
Responded 10 on behalf OF the Allegheny Commandery
by Lee =. Smith. In the evening the members of the
Palee'ine Cqmmandery called at the hotel in m
formal amer, and speeches were made by Ewood T.
Thorne AID othf"s 49,
Mary Comma : v No. 80. OF Philadelphia, will
arrive IN this city tomorrow their way TO Europe
At tn @ Nicholas Hotel they viii assemble and make
the ha arrangements for their departure, on saturday
10 Glasgow 10y the steamship Anch0ria They Will return
TO Newly OK about September 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
SELLING PRETENDED INFLUENCE.

Application was made to Justice Duffy, at
The Yorkvle Police Court, Saturday, for warrant
Tor the arrest Of man who is accused Of obtaining
money from applicants for places policemen, upon
representing that he had influence in the department
The warrant was not granted however, because q man
witnessed the payment Of the money refused TO
70 court summons for this witness was issued but he
SUI refused TO appear. Monday the persons VINO an
pned IOr the warrant whose have been kept Sc
cret again appeared before Justice Duffy One OF these
men rs an exAssembymaD, another is detective OF the
aWSnyelhlrd Precinct, and the third is the man who
pau SlOO 10 De appointed police officer TIE Justice
stated thst he would grant attachment for the stub
~. wness Dnt the complalnaDts learning that Jus
uce D1ny was going 10 take vacation which would ast
several weeks declined the attachment 1t issupposed
the compalnaHts Will take the case TO another Tonrt
probably before Justice Ingram al the Tombs WerL
persons are inclined to believe that win never come
~ IN S9ur thlnKog that the plaintiff will either be re-
FUNDED his money, or that be will receive the nosito
promised him on the police force ~ ''''ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
THE TEGETMEYER CASE AGAIN.

Marcella McCort, of No. 15s East Forty
seventh-st, Of prepossesslng appearance was
arrested yesterday on q charge Of perjury The com.
pianant was Alfred Tegetmeyer, OF No East Twenty
seVenth-st, wealthy commission merchant The case
aS been before the courts before in suit for divorce
s sus1s " Snss McCort against Mr.. Tegetmeyer She
~ 1n Inc case was referred by Judge Lawrence 20
e ras andrews Who took considerable testimony
sdi,x 10 favor OF MI Tegetmeyer. Mr.. Tegetmeyer
o having lived with the woman but denies that he
ssef married TO her. He produced several wifi.
$3.50 ~ PrONe that curing the evening in which abe
witnessss g TS married be was playing cards with
smith Yesterday and was held in 300 bail 10 snnse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
wT,FRD MoNTRFsSOR RELEASED.

JUDGE DANIELS SETS ASIDE THE ORDER OF ARREST.
Judge Daniels, little after four o'clock
yesterday gave his decision in the suit Of Miss Josephine
E. varrel against Wifrd MOntressor or Cecil W. Carr
or Lord Ogilvy, that the affidavit Of the plaintiff was
not sufficient sustain the arrest and the defendant
must be released. In the memorandum Judge Daniels
says
II has not been shown by any statement contained in
the plaintiffs affidavit that the debt owing from the de-
PENDANT TO her contracted incurred by means Of
any false fraudulent representations BY representa-
tiOns Of that the plaintiff induced to accept
her debtors notes. after the debt had been created for
extension the time OF payment But she does not state
that any loss imposed upon her by reason OF that
fact The debtor to have been In the same pecu
MARY condition the expiration OF the extended credit
as he had been at any time previously She therefore
lost nothing by reliance upon the false statements
made and consequently not entitled 20 order OF
arrest An must therefore be entered yacating
che order and dschargng the defendant upon
mis- stipulating not 20 sue for false imprisonment.
1he decision so late that order could be
tered last night In regular FORM but late in the
MontressOr released from Ludlow Street JAIL going
away In company with bis lawyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
THE RIGHT TO PLAY DIPLOMACY

Samuel French and Thomas II. French
have brought suit to restrain Thomas Mcguire and
Others from using either the play of Diplomacy" or
any other modification OF Victorien sardOus play in
Baldwin's Theatre in San Francisco. The plaintiffs
claim that b. Bancroft bought OF victoren sardou all
his authors rights for English speaking communities in
his unpublished play; that Bancroft employed saville
and Bolton Rowe to translate and adapt the play 10
English AUDIENCES that 1t was then rechristened
diplomacy" and sold with all the rights obtained by
bancroft from SardOu to the plaintiffs for use in the
United States. preliminary Injunction was obtained
aud served on Mr. Mcguire two days before lie went to
Europe.
The case up yesterday before Judge Daniels on
motion TO make tue injunction permanent 1t was
stated that Thomas H. French and Mr. Mcguire met on
board the Germaac as good friends, both being on
trp 70 Europe, and they expect to return about the
same time. Arguments made on both aides by
reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
DECIsIONs-JULY 3.

ypnrts,, rt-Char bers-Bv Judge Daniels
In the matter OF RahnsteI; COcrane agt Richardson
Granted the matter of Morgan In the matter OF BATHS
ter-Wits dismissed. -, -
by Judge Douohue.-Iorilard agt. Clyde ct aL-order
signed. i II the matter OF Bliss-Granted.
Common Pleas--SDecidl Trm-.Bv Judge Larre-
more.-Lawrence agt Lyncl-Applicaton granted. Nnss
baum agt. CSil-AppicatiOn granted. IannenDraum agt
Bushe.-Urder signed. Levin agt Schwab-Applicat0n
granted pemage agt. Delmage-Beference ordered Cox
others It, STANDARDIZATION granted undertaking on nile
MoUann agt CobbAppcation granted In the matter OF
the assignment and OthcrsApphcaton granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04

Recently, at social gathering, Bishop Har-
rs invited TO sing lie declined, but told the follow
ing incident illustrative OF his talent In that line
During his journey through Palestine evening, after
he and MIR. Spencer, who occupied the with him.
had gone TO bed, the Bishop began hummug a tune OF
the Olden time called Hew-Durham. Mr.. Spencer Joined
in, and the two began singing OF OF our ia
miliar hymns. Before the finished, a donkey
just outside OF the tent prayed only donkey the
East bray While the hills OF Judea were sending
back the echoes Of this most extraordinary and untmey
performance Of tho donkey the Arab dragOman put HIS
head inside the tent and apOlOgizng for his donkey
said Hal you sing one tune he think he know"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
THE COURTS.
GENERAL cAsSINAs PREDICAMENT.
a DEFENDANT IN ONE CRIMINAL ACTION AMI i"O


A nyrESpANT IN ONE CRIMINAL ACTION AND TWO
CIVIL SUITS.
The case of General Nicolas Casslha'
.A.,0aa With abducting Emma Collins, was called yes
t.,dsv morning by Judge Murray at the Jefferson Mar
ket poee Court but the defendant failed 10 appear
MS counsel leo schwab asked for an Adjournment oe
General Cassna was In the hands OF the shern'
ana could not be produced In the afternoon tine oe-
ssnaant auneared with ex-Mayor Hall. The girl was
alan nresent having been taken from the HOUSE Oh
Marcv She was attred in q much palmer dress than
ne aha was arrested The gaze Of score OF men sit
zinc around the examination table completely broke
her down and she she'd during the discussions OF
nounse Her father and mother were also present. anu
tried 10 soothe her grief Mr. Hall said that under an
old rule Of the Kings Bench person who was COM
painant In criminal proceeding ana AZ t1 me s Ssd nj
brought civil action for damages against the
offence, not entitled 10 ine balo
federation as II the civil suit was not rOught nc
Thought that while General CaSslna was uhueI
an criminal proceeding Deputy Sheriff McIlhargey YES
tilted that General Cassina was III his CUSTODY ~
NJ e. 600 bail I'm two evil actions. Mr. Hall therefore
asked for adjournment until MOhda! Wnen Daii "0
he secured. Judge Murray granted the request -
civil actions were Drought Dy tine gIl ana
father Miss Collins claims $4,000 damages IN sun
for breach OF promise. In her complaint bne IOu INC
storV of acquaintance With the defendant az afey
nubiished In TIE TRIBUNE On April 10 IN University
place she asserted the defendant said he was Cat-
ollie made cross with his fingers, aud swOre tnat ne
was married, but would marry her. Inc COMPANY
also alleges that Cassina Il married man, having vic
living IN Madrid, Spain. Judge Shea granted an oruer
If arrest and fixed bail at 81 800 The otDer SUIT was
brought by Patrick Collins for loss OF services caE
$4,000 damages. IL is reported that the acuons M
not come trial, the whole matter VIII De conpro-
Fntce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
THE RIGHT TO JURY TRIAL.

George Morgan, convicted of petit larceny
at the Court of Special Sessions John BaDnister
convicted OF assault and battery at the court up
piled 10 Judge Potter for their release certioraT on
the ground first that they had not waived the rgh.
trial by iury and second could not waive that rght u
bene Constitutional one Judge Potter has dismissed
the application the ground that by not demandnS
waiver is copstitutional Thomas Kane obtained from
Judge Dsues yesterday writ OF certlorar to raise tue
same question before him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
FIGHTING PIANO FAcropv

august huntz, Eugene Vilausque, Herman
"ess and Antonio Gleehter.were arragned before Jus
A." ~ 'ne JenersOn Market Police Court yester-
SS2 West Thiryhfrh-st The men were an srn,o,.S -
siSthaTe 1s Ss Of Dishlmsn Funk al 30 z7e
W make tentraet with Becker for the ions ot ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04

pianos and the wages OF the men were reduced from
$40 and SlA q week TO IS and $40. On Tuesday morn
ing Recker appeared shop 10 take charge OF the
work but the Lien would not recognize him. dsa.
Rreement arose. during which the men severely peSt
Becker They were held in $500 bail each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
CROSSING THE OCEAN TO BE MARRIED.
A SAD DISAPPOINTMENT AT THE END OF THE
VOYAGE.

Miss GeOrgiana Lobb, through her counsel
T. G. Rlpley has begun two suits against William John
Fogg Hunsdon in which the defendant has been arrested
and in default OF 500 bail is in the custody OF
the Sheriff. One suit is in the Supreme Court and Is for
more than alleged to have been obtained by fraud
and deceit the other suit is for $4,000 for alleged
breach OF promise OF marriage and is in the Court Of
Common Pleas bail being fixed at $4,000.
The plaintiffs compliant and afidavits, upon which
Judges Daniels and issued orders OF arrest
state that in 1873 the defendant who had been some
Ime IN this country, and whose name was then fogg
Inc having recently changed IL to HunsdOn met the
naintf an English woman, and daughter OF the late
Mayor of SOUTHAMPTON, England, Joseph LObb, at
Chae in the Isle Of Wight The plaintiff was then with
me defendants sister and mother. Acquaintance
ripened into friendship, friendship into love, and
thew became engaged. About three years after
ward the defendant induced the plaintiff to place
$1,000 I'm his hands, and soon after the
plaiut followed the defendant TO this country TO marry
him. Hunsdon put her off on one plea and another
until about three weeks ago, nd then refused 10 marry
her She consulted her counsel Mr.. Ripley, who pnt
detectives on HunsdOns track They reported that he
mas been married man for five or six years, and Is
living In Seventy with his wife and two chill
dren The plaintiff alleges that she Is alone in this
country without relatives, and that Hunsdon has de-
frauded her out of every dollar she has In the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
Orean Gteamers.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL,
fNThe only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERT
CAN FLAG. Sailing TIL u RSDAY from Phladelpbia
LORD OLIVE sails Thursday July 4, IL q. IN.
RED STAR LINE-T0 ANTWERP.
Carrying the Belgian and United Saline se
monthly alternately from Philadelphia and New: York
JAVA sails WEDNESDAY, July 10, ~ m
For rates OF passage ana other Information apply
- PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents,
SUI Mamut-st, Philadelphia 81 Broadway, New. York
JOHN McDoNALD. Agent Battery.Dlacs New.York
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE,
Pier OF COMPANY new No AZ North River foot Morton
AMERlQ T. Delord. Wednesday July 10. D.
WILLIE DE PARIS santeli.. Wednesday July 1850
'6I LAURANT, LachesneZ Wednesday July "a ~
Steamers marked thus do not passengers
ShOtwen Chesnuf st. 'F' -
LOUIS DE BEBIAN Agent No 65 Broadway
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Musiral susfrume1fs

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ 49, ED Al , LIZ a W
a. ar .sl,s West Twenty thirdst, cor Eghthaye $50
at the HARLEM OFFICE.
Ma y PSI Thrd ono hundred fourthsG
tHarem savings Bank Budingl up 70 y. az regular
Once rates
A DUMAHAUT, late S. X. BALL g. CO.,
~. No. rs EAST l4TH-ST
Chickerng senways and other Pianos and Organs now
for cash, on instaments, and for rent
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Religions Notices.

WANTED Ay the CITY the state and the Cegntfy an
Fourth Of Juiy celebration at the Snudrn Gu I'm, aud
Evangelical (Wainwrght nemorap WEI hs sfoSe topis
Waysriy mace st M with an address on inc
by ,he Rev. JOHN W. khAAEh
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WHITE STAK LINE 49,, or,, 49,.

w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENST w AND LIVERPOOL.
Notce-The Steamers Il is 4H6 tato che laLe loutes
recommended Lieut. MauIy L. = NJ ON both the outward
aud honeward VOYAGES.
BRITANNIA. capt Perry Saturday July o. 10 n m
CELTIC Can't Gleaiell Thursday. July H. 2=3O
GERMANIC cant KENNEDY. SATURDAY, July 90 a. m
RIVER
uniform r size and unsurpassed In ap
pOintmentG The Saloon. state i)Oms smoking and Bath
placed amdshps where the noise and motion are
felt Rfordng gree Of comfort hitherto unaainabe
R;sea.
RATES-Saloon, $50 and $780, gold Return Tickets on
favorable terms Steerage S2o.
These neither cattle, sheep nor pigs
For inspection plans aud other information apply 1T the
COmpany's Offices, No. 81 Broadway, New. York.
r. ]. CORTIS. Agent
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6iinailons UanleG--5emales


AT MAURICE LINDQUIST'S SWEDISH
N SERVANTS OFFICE. Gilmore's Garden 27th..t.
and 4thsve also French aud female and male help
A T Mrs. LOVES GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
"a HOUSE 1871 lSthst., between Sd aud ttfave., will
always be found large number Of capable Snd Trustworthy
lies, &C. Tor CITY and country. 49,.
At buckles EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
found gSS Srs Of select servants ats i62 PSs families
hotels boarding hogse &o all nao1 both Proteflani and
mail receive prompt attention w. II. BUCKE, Proprietor.
At BEDELL'S, $40 and 342 4th-ave., will
De found aaiy ron so 70 SOo Sr su e ITT ho'S
cooks Iaundresses ohambeImads watresses housekeep
carvers and useful men.
ALL families, schools, hotels, Summer
houses and ,,s ~ CITY . Gs
or female help married or sns Tor az Kinds q T9FE Ens
Tagss N the @ APP g. address near g
Help for Summer hOusos speciality.
TO0K, &c.-By a respectable woman; good
plain cook washer and irDner The best Of city reference
G0OK.-Bya Protestant woman as cook in n
" private family thoroughly understands her business
e ey Florence sS7 Vest 2S1 A. candy store
COOK, or would cook. wash and iron in a
- small private family By competent AID reliable woman
from 10 70 cards answered. $40 West 27th.st
COOK, WASH and IRON.-By steady. re-
liable % 9H y sSqS s Se ssG
23d-st.. lst floor.
NOOK, WASH and IRON.-By a steady,
~ Protestant girl who good plain cook make eI.
Sest city g'% iss 5ave
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
~ English Protestant girl who understands her duties
thoroughly quick and well tempered and good waitress
understands cleaning Of silver glassware Sc good recon-
mendaonsi city or country Cal At PROTESTANT HOME
BUREAU. lSS Gth.sve,
nRESSMAKING and SEAMSTRESS. A
~ few calls by the dav week month 10 good
machines and t chdrens clothing
sn Sa s city g. w. Ss5 7hsVs IL s store
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.- young Amer-
W Protestant woman Tor city country good plain
cook washer and roner makes nice bread and biscuit likes
rate wages; wants good homo. PROTESTANT HOME
BUREAU, No 1873 6thave
HOUSEW0RKER.-By young, strong, will
ing German girl M hOuseworker would take care OF
children moderate best Of city references $3.50 9Th
near 23dst; first floor
HOUSEKEEPER-A respectable widow to
take charge OF best reiereuoes Address for
two days, Mrs X. wELsTEAD. 5O3 East iSth,t
I ADY'S MAZDA young lady wishes to
~ accompany family lady 20 Europe chllds com
pan0n or ays maid best references Address A. NJ New
ton, SUSSEX County, n
I AUNDRESS.-Firs Protestant laun-
II dress willing 70 do chamberFotk best Of city refer
ence. 500 6th-aye, near 23d.st. first hoor
I AUNDRESS, &c.-ScOtch Protestant wo-
~ hrstcass lauDdress and cook city or country
good references l26 West 2lthst
AUNDRESS.-AnE English Protestant woman,
highly recommended solcits ladies' genemeD's wash
ing do At her house Pohcs flutes and does mp all Kinds
work rstcllss manner would so out 70 iron by the
day. Mrs J. H.. No. l.4i6 Broadway "
NURSE.-A thoroughly competent and ex-
exceptonable references from ciaD and former patrons
MRS HAMILTON, 5l4 East lsthst