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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-21

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New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CTAHBERs- Lawrence J.NOs 81, 2J 37.
62 49, o. H. l3 ia 1885, $780, 49, l3o l45 l46 l47 10
l8O. lS3. l9l. l95.
CiRCUIi-PART IIBaITett Case on, No l42O-Bel agt.
the Mayor etc. No day calendar $1,000 800 49,.
PaRT' III-DonOhue J. Nos. 24so 1884,, 2s72 2ti3.
1924 1872 2467 1871 2506 1854 1885 202O S45 36S9,
2l4l bs 1887 706, 1882 1888 l7S2. 1893, ll5a 800!
1903 3S6l 22s2 22s9 200 324O 2Ol3 2550 3iss 4O5l
463 2295, 1880 2Oly2, 2266: 226f 49,, Q, o,
TRIAL TERN-PARr Ivan Vorst J-Case on, No o8s.
-IIaVemcyeT agt. Havemeytr. No day calendar.
PARIS III and IL I-AdjOuTned for the term
COMMON PLRAs-SPECIAL TEhi-laIremOre' J-N0s. o. o.
T. IS, 20 . -, 49,. ,ooc -,
1873 sAi ieGa ISL 74o 235 iss H2s 7as 7 "a 7S
$685. 1888 622 7G2 72l 1884, 1872 742 76l 7i3lel6 7G6
7O4, 72S
PiRT II-Adjourped for the term.
MARIsE CoUKT-TRIAL TRRM-PARI I-Ahcr G.. J.-Nos
47Is 4785 1856 1888 1880 5l02 6l0i 605, 6lOs 6lOv
bio Oil, 5ll2 DIS. Ola. - .- ,-,o ooo.
PIRT II-McAdam. J.-Nos 4472 4579, 1907 l7l0 3305,
S3OG 62l SG93 2669 4ll7 40le 1924 4lbl. 46U| 5OO2
1897, 1885. 4l2S. 4 "a. 1913 $500 go, o,,
Pair IIi-Shea J.-Nos 5O22. 442l. 1852. lGil. 6O63
bOg6 6077 4649. 6O47 507g O0S0 50sg. 492 SOS
gSYRAL SESSIONS I-SutheTlsnd, adam johnson
Homer burglary; Henry Howard grand larceny Namette
Bolemier ADsel W. Wood dsorderly mouse mar
Tin Tierney. Violation OF Election aws David MCNamara
BrOhAn James Connolly Alexander DoWd John Cai
Am II-GderHeeve. J.-FTederck w. Mallory, robbery
Dominick Reilly, John HaDney James Callahan b9Igaiy
Carne OTleman grand larceny William Brown pett laoehy
Peter McI0ughD Samuel 1hompson assault and battery
OYER AND TEKnNRR-Brady J-Cbarles W. Pontez, forseU
(continuedl.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
DECIsIONs-NOy. ls.

Supreme Court Cbambrs-By Judge Barrett
People rel Mccarthy AIT the Committee on f"oy
vcnton Of universahst- Opinion .. ,.u.,.,.,
Anthony agt. Haght-OIautei Rauncy a5I ieyseT-OdcI
By Judge Lawrence-HMris aGt Motion denied
sclen ag menoIaGGna Ihn ra'%f mann
for Savings Merchants clerks agt BemanNe meoran
DUN ae,ssen9utte l sE sn Of Mutton for
leave ~ serve amended denied see MEMORANDUM
tar.bt s Saiomon- memoandurn Hall sFt Mackay.
See memorandum Hentz egt McEthee- lotion q, MED
In tie matter Of Schooning.1ho PRISONER should BE- DIS
nSnu BgTanfsgt Abendrotb graG " m os
sayres agt Iatd-NOuon granted sGuthwlck aet First
Sai2 graBs hnH dd ag Koss.r Chase g Banmott
Same sgt same Ihutber agt Foster PJer sgt Campbell
SET| cr Vsad4Poo ag Bearden T1nted Andrew.
agt Rooney (No same agt same tNo y same agt same
agt howe Weller ag Mayor Chandler ag city OF
Bacon SG uT as; g- con the Mayor ETC. sr MSfsa same
agt same The hay2 T, sg isesSn o. s' Fe
Company agt stevens shsrps agt Jnman Grat
sef' MIfA MeEiTbseF' cir eF'@GTanted
SPECIAL 7er1a-y Judge Van Rrunt-Cushing agt Cush.
settled and signed Dana agt Davis and others
Decree settled and signed.
Common PIeas-Special Tem-Bv Judge Larrenore.
Bicker art Hook; Williams agt Winchester Mechanics
aud Traders National Bank agt the Mayor MeIsebG sgt
matter of the assignment Of schachte
sd&4oo crEan @ waT Of receiver Spproyed a9d
ged n a allowance gIsnted Levy
agt Rothschiid-B approved Wood egt r Cumming +.
fxed -2,COO. Hazeit agt. 1tndeia-NO
proof Of service. In petition Of knohParty must appear
In Cameron IlndsaY.NO schedules filed
Mcrsch AIT. Bondy-App Apprcation must be on notice.
Marine Court-Chdmbas-B Judge Sheridan
Nc Quade ag Lassir.MoOn to vacate arrest denied but
speedy tIial ordered. Mcdonnell Gilmartin Motion
granted complaint dismissed with cots SO costs Of motion
rInith-MOtOH sOidate actions granted.
WenwoOd agt. Blewt Motion granted with costs and
default payment Of such costs and ming Undertaking
within complaint dismissed with costs
Ball agt. STANDARDIZATION denied without costs Simon vt.
Seclig-MotOn with SO
Piled with CusaCk agt Constellation granted summons
dismissed with $40 COTdts agt CaDMOtOn denied
Entwiste sgt Hicks; Wilson sgt. Taylor; KrOnheim agt
Fox Ladd the Delaied and Barter Cement Company
sewa agt Hicken; agt Keunedy.-Motions granted.
Empire CITY Fire Insurance Company the Howe
Machine Findings signed Murphy agt BOirttt
Motion granted suTees must appear aud submit To an
animation The BiTmlng CHAM Iron Foundry agt. Ward.
Motion granted and attachment vacated 10 redent defend
paintin must give security for costs GarbOrau agt
Iee-MOtOn granted withcOsts and $40 OF motion. Bger
sgt Mllc-Moton granted striking out portions Of com.
pAint ,eT Glueck Agt. SimonMOtOn granted
vacated defendants stpuaung not 20 Glihl
agt fTaukGeO w. hcAdam appointed receiver. Solomon
agt. Hess-BoDd approved
By Judge McAdani.-Vincent agt starln-Opinon fled
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
ITALIAN LADS SAVED FROM sERvITUDE.

RaffaelO di Grazla and Luigi di Baza, two
professional Italian padrones arragned before JUS
tee Murray in the Tombs Police Court, yesterday morn
Ing accused by officer Chard, of the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Children, Of importing young
children from Italy to be used s beggars and street mu
scians The TWO men are natives of the small town Of
Calveo in Southern Italy. Di Graza is well known to
the authorities in Italy KING Of the PadrOnes" Two
years ago he brought twenty children TO Chicago and
iarmed them out to Italian organ grinders On Novem-
the society received telegram from the Italian
consul at Havre saying that D Graza on his way
hither with six children. sharp lookout kept for
him. and Sunday afternoon the arrival Of the City Of
Montreal at Castle Garden, Ocer Chlardi was asked
by telegraph TO come Immediately, as the Italians had
arrived. officer Chiard Immediately caused the ar
named Luigi iii Baza, suspected also Of being padOne
found with him. They had in charge four lads
age eleven. twelve, fifteen and sixteen. The TWO
younger boys taken TO the First Precinct station
house and the older detained at Castle Garden.
among their baggage found several boxes contain
g musical Instruments The names of the children are
StctanO Mira FOscO, StefsD0 FOscO, Caimo Antonio
GOsco and ArcbangelO FOscO.
Al the examination at the TOmbs yesterday morning,
Counsellor StaCOm, who appeared Tor the prisoners,
protested against any adjournment OF the He
sad the bows been treated cruelty during the
voyage. Any charge made against the prisoners should
lie made in United States Court. His clients, he as
OF the society replied by showing tie telegram from
the Italian Consul, and asked for an adJ0unment OF
The t this morning, as they cOHd thcn produce
important witness TO prove thSDl Giazla imported
the children In order farm them out as musicians
Justice Murray rcmanded the prisoners ana set the
examination for o'clock this morning. buperhtend
written statement from the Italiar Vice-COnEul, NJ
Mareosch stating that from infOru HrOn received from
Rome, he knew ID GFaZia was "a pa.fone, ana nad IN
Other instances imported boys undrSeVcnteen to this
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. y. Y, Nov. 1s.-In the Court Of Appeals.
Monday November 10. Present the Hon sanford Church
G. j.. and assOcidtea.
No 2s9- Elisha whitney and others. receivers, ETC. appel
Charles Ensign and another Ondets Argued
by GeogeJ Scard for appellants Sherman - Rogers for
spOndents.
S-Beniamin g. Thayer respondent sgt james Marsh,
appellant Argued by q. IuOtsOn for appellant Matthew
Hale for respondent
No llS-The People rel Elizabeth g. Looms appellant
agt the Town Auditors OF Lttle valley respondent. Sub
mitted.
No lO4-Lncrea Voak respondent ag the Northern Cen
tra EailrOal Company, appellant Argued by george NJ
Dienen for appelont NJ. J. SundeTln for respondent
The Oi Appeals day calendar for Iuesday Novemhcr
10 1873 follows No. 1872 ., Ill lOG 10 35 No. 81
The calendar for the day is az OloNs: Nos
374. $40, 24l. 342 347 3G9. $50, 800. $40.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
AN ACCOMPLISHED THIEF's SENTENCE.

James Roberts, who bears several aliases
and who is said to be one OF the most expert shop
hers IN the country was arraigned yesterday before
Judge Gilderseeve in the Court of General Sessions
lie pleaded guilty. but when Judge Gidersleeve called
on hm for why he should not be sentenced he
said: "I have been induced to plead guilty by the
promises and threats Of tho Distrct-Atiorneys, who
Told me that II WAS placed on trial would get the
fullest penalty OF the law" Assistant DisricAttoIney
Russell denied sharply that any improper pressure had
been put on the prisoner SAYING: III this man, who Is
notorious thief says l threatened him or mHde any
promises 10 him either, is fragrant liar or am"
Mr. Russell gave brief sketch OF the career OF the
prisoner stating that he escaped from Jersey court
when trial for theft indicted in Philadelphia for
theft aud escaped escaped from California JAIL was
now indicted for stealing from Jewelry stoo in this
city, on September last goods valued at S762 and had
pleaded guilty avoid being sent TO Chicago ON another
conviction Judge Gilderseeve sentenced the prisoner
70 lOuf years ana half at harl labor IN state Prison
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
THREE ELECTION CASES IN COURT.

James Connolly was arrested and brought be-
deuel. yesterday charged with inter
.ha-'' WIN Deputy-Marshal Henry Hert in the dis
ha,a q, 1ls uues on the last election day. He was
=, SioOo bah for examination on Friday Edward p
lion bronSbt hs,d Meyer two supervisors OF cleo
neelect ~ drJ1 commissioner Shields for alleged
Michael Turny an S not 1ot having returned the OF
Large in the Xth Fso Stnoas Haughton for Adermcnat
ioi the prisoners made eonsderabs amuse
but be raised Wo sx SrC%d lie said he lawyer
sistes supervisors bad no right to eIsnine hal
'assior municipal officers. This Shields
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
DEFENDING TILE POLICE.

On the trial of William Carney, indicted for
shooting at officer Of the police force in which the
defence that the officers unnecessarily brutal
in enforcing their authority Assistant DstrcAttOrney
Russell took occasion defend the police force OF this
city from the ordinary attacks It, He said "Notwith
standing public opinion and the criticisms Of the press
maintain that have the best police force in the world
and that they much abused and patient class OF
men If dark deed perpetrated at hafpas O'Clock
in the morning. the public Immediately imagine that tie
police know everything in reference TO IT, They gener
ally claim and assert that the police know what oc
Cured" The trial was not concluded yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
SINGULAR WAY TO EXECUTE A WILL.

arraigned before Justice Gertum, East New-York,
yesterday on a charge OF burglary. Tue com
plainant was Charles B. johnson, whose wife
died in June last, leaving him all her prop
city. He stated that Friday he desired TO sell
seal skin sack belonging to his wife, and when he eX-
amned the two trunks where his wife's articles had
been kept found that they had been broken
Open and property valued at between 500 and
81 900 had been stolen. Mr.. Ruthwelis wife
TSas sister OF the deceased woman and Mrs Dahm, II
is asserted has stated that Mrs johnson promised 10
remember her and Mr. ROthwe in the will Part OF the
stolen property found in the possession OF the ac-
cused persons who denied their guilt and said that the
articles we're given them. The examination was ad
jOuIned.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
CHARGED WITH PIRACY AND MUTINY.

Daniel Mcclure, the second mate, John Nc
Cure the boatswan, and Thomas Marsden. seaman, OF
tie English bark j. Waiter Scammal arrested last we
for alleged piracy and mutiny, were brought before Com
missioner Osborn yesterday for examination E1-Jucge
Dttenhoefer their counsel asked that the case should
60 over until The three prisoners were held
ON the complaint Of the British Consul charging them
OIL September @ 1873 with piracy and also OF assault
with intent kill the captain OF the vessel Gustav
Hielemstrom. and Edward Jannau. the mate. Deputy
Marshas Deubert, Jones and Strahan arrested them
when the vessel arrived at the Erie Basin last week
The prisoners inteigentlo"kng, and the second
mate told "a straightforward story Of the manner III
which they came into disgrace. He said that from IN,
time they shipped at Valparaiso, Ne months ago unu
they reached Peru. the captain was 20 severe N MS
treatment Of the that two OF them deserted when
they reached the first port. After they started WIN
their cargo for NewYOrk the captain grew more over
bearing. He sent the witness forward whore he lived
for several weeks with his brother and hsrsden, who
were also in trouble.
was IN the forecastle with them one day" contin
ued the second mate, " when the captain ana all the
crew approached with revovers and Loaded canes and
ordered us TO surrender The captain said that we bad
been planning kill all on board. denied II, but ad
viscd my brother and Marsdon surrender. We were
put In irons and fastened III The aer-cabins: slipped
the irons my hands and threw them overheard The
captain came in one day and saw me free. lie then
gave orders 10 put In the stocks, where was kept
Guire had excellent Recommendations from various
masters Of ships under whom he had served de SAID
that the captain had seized and kept from him the most
a IL
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
Cfcurslons.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
VI Open from $50 q. 10 10 ~ p m
RECTORsIREEI-Nearestp point for all street Ferry aud
connected with for South Ferry.
CoURrLAN TS1REET-Nearest point for Jersey City AMI
COmmnpipaw FeTIIes.
PARKPLAGE-Nearest point for Office, City Hall ani
Barclay street Ferry 20 HODOkcn.
CHAMBERS SSTREEf-Nesrsst point for Payonia and Ere
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLIN STREET
earest point FOR Desbrosses street Ferry
Jersey CITY and Peoples Line steamers for Albany and
connecting with cars for Des0rosses and last Grand
BLEECK ERsTREET- Connects with for East aud
Wgsi.
FGHTHsTREFT-Neare Point for Christopher street
Ferry hOOoken connecting with cars Tor Chistopher
nd East Tenth Ferries.
FOURTEENTH STHEEr-Searest point 10 non square,
WalaCks and Lyceum Theatres, Academy OF Music. Ir
and Tammany Halls connecting with cars tor East
Twenty. third and Thrty.tourth street Ferries
Twenty Til IRD .STREET-Neare pOntto fwentythlrt
Ferry Jersey CITY Booths 81 James AMI PARK
Theatres, Grand Opera House, Giim0re's Garden and
Masonic Tempe and Twenty third street Ferry " Jer
sey City.
san Francisco Minstres connecting with carr for Wee
FORTY M. .sTREFT-Connect with y. Y. Transer
Co Cabs Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETH. STREET
EET-Nesrest point for Central Park.
connecting with Belt Line Railroad.
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST aide station
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station.
FARE 10 CENTS, except between the hours OF $50 %
1850 o. NJ, and 10 p. IN. when the fare IA cents
WM. H. GARRISON, President
A. VAN BROCKLIN. sup't
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1878

after argument by Assistant Butler de-
cded against the prisoners The other point that OF
intent, Alderman Smels claiming that there evt
dence OF intent to dsObey law. The prisoners
discharged on this ground
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
Sales bp Anrtion.

A w. BOGERT, jr,
G East lsthst between Broadway and 6haye Kea
Private Sale Special attention given 70
SALES OF FURNITURE, owners residences, or at
store.
DAINTINGS at AUCTION.-Pursuant to the
provisions OF its By Laws The PALETTE Gu has the
honor usual SALE Of PICTU RES and
WORKS OF ART contributed by members for inta
ton dues will be public exhibition at the UkTZ
GALLERY, No. East 23d.sI., commencing on TUESDAY
MORNING. November 49, and continuing until the Public
auction evenings OF November ~ and ~ In
slant at y o clock y. N. BY order Of ART COMMITTEE
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
FAIRvIEw MASKED BURGLARS SENTENCED.
Nelson Ladne. Patrick Purcell. and Edwarl

Burns who recently convicted in the Hudson
County Courts OF being concerned Ill the masked burg
larry at Fairvew ~ j.. taken DcfOre Judge Garrett
son AT Jersey City yesterday. motion for new Trial
was denied, and the sentenced TO ten years Ill
the Slate Prison. IheY showed no emOtiOn.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
WHITE STAR LINE.
Bankrupt Not,lfs.

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES A,
the pITTgIcr J5 pS1sHa5fS OF K.SK
Ec Warrant naakmpoy has SSsn IfyT lfgSa
By said Court AGAINST th% 'sito M on of Hcyork Of
The q York 70 said District & @@udESa G4n6
any debts delivery of property 6e@ng9s ~ ; TO
Topy & GynsFS BY S az by law law 40 maSe @
lto OF said bankrupt TO prove h,r ae ana SnGo % nn
ruptcy, be holden at 40 80 Broadway n the CITY Sf
D. 1878 al O'Clock D. M the Office Of John Fitch esquire
one 0' the N'S'''Ir5o houIs F. fAYS
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
2snd@y Of Angus A. SDWsRp Wa,fah' ~ y RnSTEY
Of the cig oi Nsw'YorE in Connty o. New York
YORK Who nG, SSSn a. Ss'G ,@S Ges @ a
r Of any pSp"ry 1G y TO Sopy y
by law that meeting the Of the said BANKRUPT
bis estate vii be- held Court OF BSn1r3PtSy s,o5 10 be
holden at No w.enst in the Clly 3i SsT & iGpx' & S
Sc%Oef T. 'i5;' j. ISIS At II O'clock LoGIs PAYMk
U. 3 Marshal as Messengef southern i.sues "
rJ'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the l2th
was against tho estate Of JAMES BLASkH
HewYork who ha, been sdags bsnG5npt g own 1o pc
belonging TO him or for hls use and tho
G's s MEETING Sf any q RoRS ISe croT, S % Of the Sanu
prove their debts and % choose one or mGTS 10 rs holden
so S2 Broadway the CITY q NewSork be,oT s lsaa a9
Dayton Resistor on tho II day Of De1e%peE G9s PAYN
u 3 Marshal a. Messenger southern District OF SewYork
rI'HlS Is TO GIVE NOIlCE; InaG on pS ome
2sth day OF October A. ID. 1878 NaIIahi IN nan Nm
ruptcy ssusd agaps the estate ,SIv Of n,on
+. ANDERSON, Of Elizabeth. In the county oi y
and state NewJersey. who has carried on s 81 ss
Immediately preceding tue nlns VI is
petition Al the city Of SewYOrk. who has been aduugeu
bankrupt his petition mat tne pay w oh hanE
debts Of property belonging 10 suo
ruut and the transfer Oi any pLoPo
by him forbidden law tnat meeting OF the o.o
the said bankrupt 10 prove their debts ana 70 ~
bankruptcy. be holden az No lb9 Broadws IN uo 'y 1
New.YOrk. Henry Wilder Alien hegster' on
the 3Oth day November A. ID. 1873 Of iZ9G9ckn
u Marshal as Messenger southern District OF NewYork
iTHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
j 18th day OF November A. d. 1878 WsrrsM ~ Bann
rnptcy was issued against the estate OF JOSHUA ~:
MINER, OF the city Of New.YoIk. In The County OF
New.York and state OF New.Nork. who has peen
sdudged bankrupt on his own petition that me pay. pay
ment of any delivery Of property ucOngng
such bankrupt him or Tor his use ana INC inc sa
ing Of creditors OF the said bankrupt 70 prove their
debts. and 10 moro assgnees OF ms es-
tate VIII held Court OF bankruptcy to DO holden AZ
No lJg Fulton at Bennett Budng) in the CITY OF New
York before Edgar Kechum esquire Register on the JUN
o"y '" '''''' LOUIS +. PAYN,
U. Marshal Messenger Southern District VI Newfork
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
bifnations Uanteo-- Males

I 1SEFUL.-By useful Chinaman home in
~ city country for Kitchen work 10 handy at any work
about the house grounds willing and Oblging low
wages Call or address a. South 5thave in Cigar Store
WAITER.-By a young white man as excel
W lent waiter IN saloon assist In kitchen handy and
obhgngi wants permanent place. could sleep at homei
low wages for Winter; we can recommend him. HOME
BUREAU, 1888 9th
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
Siindilons UduIeo-- Hldlcs.


A YOUNG MAN to learn a trade under
~ stands cutting shirt. and drawers handy at anything
porter store boy or n,efn nan wage, loW years refer
RUTLER.-By IA frst-class Swedish butler,
WR hs sg eg Ms cay n gS91 S
thoroughly can or address Coz Gthayr. near 35th.st
CHINAMAN COOK.-By an intel gent, neat,
~ tidy young Chnauian; speaks good English !. nrst
vate place or hotel rs class ctv references rty or coun
try. Call at HOME BUREAU, lSs 6thave, days.
COACHMAN.-Single young man ms coach
the best 81 Trsnces from and former employees
10, Tribune Uptown ONCE. LBS Broadwsy
COACHMAN.-By Il respectable, steady, sin
" gle coaclman thoroughly understands his bust
generally ascui wilns ana oGrgng permanent situation
pTcGd not afraid q Tors moderate Tsgs; 6es. &
Address CGAcTMXN. i55 Eiiza6Gti.st
COACHMAN, GROOM, GARDENER Handy,
ST PSS and N S SSn S we RST Ss
can atHoME BUREAU, days ISo GI6,ave.
COACHMAN and GROOM By respectable
man Ga3 a. isif@ SPe gTS9% wS be
temperate Nliing 70 mako himself useful four ycas uncI
WILLIAM. Tribune Uptown ONCE 1888 broadway
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By :. competent,
~ rehablc and Trustworthy married man orougly under
mSndod by late employer ss % .obrcy honesty and
4dti is anu O'Ns'"' ''i Or "''r''' j. Do 40 h"''
EOOD, SMART YOUNG MAN, willing and
~ obhglnG, az general worker, himself
the hOusoi Of
city or country No 3G0 6haye.. 2jds first floor.
n GARDENER.-By French gardener; single;
~ understands s business IN all lis branches good refer
ences from last place Address A Tribune Office,
No. 92 East l4thst.
q GARDENER.-By a married man, English
~ no children 20 years PRACTICAL experience with
houses hot and cold fruit flowers vegetables
has thoroughly learned farming Of
fancy wife would take charge dairy and pontry.
which she fully understands reference
h. Tribune Uptown Office, 1898 Broadway.
EARDENER.-A German man. married with
~ children, competent I'm all branches OF his business
thoroughly hot and cold grapery forcing
kinds OF uiIs and vegetables &C. wishes
situation genteman's place foreman: wife under.
perfectly OF dairy. Address H. L.. Of j..
Buchanan, West l7thst.
CARDENER.-As gardener, by young man
~ single understands his business branches
and drives good References Address
GARDENER. Tribune Branch ONCE 92 East l4thst
MILLER, &c.-By q first-class miller and
N1 engineer -four. feed and spice mill Of
capacy would stone dresser single strictly
temperate; wages moderate. Address MILLER. Tribune
Office
BOccard French tailor
for ladies. CS Universtyplaee he 18th and l5th-sa
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
iilusiral Instruments.

A DUMAHAUT late :. Y. BALL d. CO.,
"A. No rs EAST l4TH.sT
Chickering's Stenway's and other Pianos and organs low
for cash on instalments and for rent
BACON g. KARR (late Raven Il Bacon), Nos.
ID l473 and l475 Broadway near 42d ST. have me as,
and reliable make OF pianos the" sna
second hand) for sale rent reasonable terms
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
limited STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL

u STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR ST THOMAS, PARA, PEKNAMBJCO. BAHlA,
AND RIO DE ANEIRO. Connecting at ST THOMAS
win German steamers for PORTO RICO and SPANlSH
MAIN nr new nr-t,a-s steamship CITY OF PARA,
Carpenter Will sail Ior the ABOVE ports on ~
DAY Dec. D. IL Freight at low rates taken for the
No frr~hs received aftrr ii. Freight must De
Ild freight received at all times at Roberts
i%Si ijANCE LOWER THAN BY Any OTHER LINE.
luIPPEK- DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECT
SAME UNnER OUR OPEN POLICY.
For freight enyagem.ut or passasr having elegant ae
''' Once, per East River.