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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
CAJFNDAEs THIS DAY.

Si-rREvr COrT-CHAaBFRs-D Nos AZ, 49, 20.
92 AG o. 100 1l2 l6 us III l22, IA, l4s l57. 10
1873 ia 7G 1874 s5 g7 1885, 100 2oJ 2ll 2l3, 22O' ga
SpTCIt TFiy-Van Worst J.-Nos. 90 9G, 145 19l. "a,
20 I92 1913 % 2j 1913 l42 a. 81, 20 100 1913, I34 81,
~ $50 100 l62 lG3 &c. lG9 40 ILL., 49, 49, l74 40,
CigciiI-PAEr II Lawrence J-No. Sj2 1870 1885, g91
POST, 1908, 1923, 2672, 1851 1869. 290 1864 29S1,
2s6 i4il l4l 1892, 1883 80, 1904. 1879 4sl, 1888,
iG %1RI Brunt Nos 9si 500 3Gs 1874 1873 .,
25O3 1904 1885, ~ l0l 2Si, 2s2, 1888, TO- l6 IL,
IL, 4G3, 1892 1903. 375, 1861, 100 % ~
srPFaoR CouR1-srEcIAL TERM-sanfcrd' Mos 49, 40,
fGii TrRM-PARI L-speir, Nos 35t 1861. 29oi2 71o.
PARr II.-ri eedman J--%os 80 " 49, IO0o O'o'
1896 DO 7lG G27. 1886, $50 500, $40. 81, 81.
PbKT III.-Curti4. G Case on No. 2Sl.
MALINE COIRT-1ItALT EEHPART I--Goepp Nos 300,
4O2g i2l 2SG7 $3.50, lo7, 1850 2s3S 9O37 3lI4 3l32
PAR IIDAlker c. Nos 3333 1886, 1902 2939, BIAS,
3i 2J9S 32i9 332 332l $685. 222l, 1880 2o42, 324t,
1920. - 90, go ocoo oo,o 40,
295i 32IG 2-45 2645 2772, 600 1901 1888 2l22 POS
GFNFRM SEssIONs-rART I-GileTslceve, JNilliam Iiin
herman Cornelius Donovan. Charles Bradley Edward Nixon
Ferdinand Fetcfer burglary Robert Mengarten, Morris
Wez Edward Rurnps Thomas Garvey. Reuben Roberts,
George Lord John Robinson MARY Anderson grad larceny
COrcOan Henry smith, larceny from tie persoh Eheh
Bruddo disOrdcry house. ,,
PART II-IIacket R-David Hollalan robbery Zachre T.
Uusor Mlcn Joseph Smith olonous assault and bat
ery Da,! Starting John " Herbert grand larceny; Jas
aniv Ed l. hy liam CurteS larceny from the person
Frederick NandeTpOcl, forgery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
EyCTSFS FROM UrRY Dirty.

The Board for the Enforcement of Jury
Fines met yesterday an Chief Justice Curtis and Judge
Gdersleeve presented report approving the correct
ness of Mr. Duuaps account Of nes received last year
These were chiefly the $50 fues paid Communication,
and the list Of included John Jacob Aston Will
ham f. Dodge, r., Rufus Hatch, William Stcnway, and
other well-knOwn citizens The report was adopted
Mr.. Alderman, for Commissioner Dunlap. sad they
prepared to present report from MAY TO October
last involving about 5000 The bundle of tda-
Wits on which granted was brought before
the Justices. On examination IL was found that III many
instances the officer administering the oath had only
signed his initials and in some cases had not signed
at ALL
Julius Krsch came before the Board asking excuse.
lie is wine merchant, and served In November FOR
December those two months being the most important
him. owing to the holiday trade He told the officer
who served HIM tins fact and the officer took back the
sUEmOns HIS fine was RENTED but JuGge DAVIS
warned hun that such excuse wOnd neyerbc received
again. rs officer had any such authority Commits
siOuer Dunlap WAC appointed committee TO IND out
what officer had beeu guilty. 1t decided to send a
circular TO the judges calling their attention TO the
necessity OF enforcing jury duty, by fines more rgdy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
FORMING A GAS COMPANY.

Cornelius \. Bunner was one of the original
incorporates of the NewYork Mutual Gas Light Com
pany in 1866. He also director member OF the
Executive Committee and treasurer for two years. He
sues the company claiming that It agreed TO pay him
and other directors go shares each for their abors
in forming and conducting the company. lie says lie
has only received 200 shares and the stock is
worth 10 and dividends of about 90 per cent have been
declared, asks 81 5000 damages
The case came for Trial yesterday before Judge Van
Brunt The defendant moved for the dismissal OF the
complaint the ground that the bargain set up
against public policy. immoral and VOID, and against
the statute providing that the stock of companies shall
paid for cash. In opposition IL shown that the
statute under which the defendant company was organ
lied, omitted the provision that its stock must be
paid for in cash. and Judge Van BTunt allowed the plain
til to put in evidence. The is still on Charles
Matthews appeared for plaintiff Luther II. Marsh and
T. NJ Shepard for defendant.
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DECISIONS -FFR. ;.

supreme court hGmbcrs-By Judge Donoliue.-
Crook agt Flanagan Hunt aCt Campbell Genet agi. Pres
dent Of Delaware aud Hudson Canal Coz BuTchel ag NE
lcrGrantcl. Brisbane ag Iravers; Nesterindn agt FL
lOtt-OTders granted.
BY Judge I.awrcnce-Imp0rers and TradeTs' National
Bauk agt MCDpnne-OrdcT granted. Lyon ast hunker-l
the opinion that the CONCLUSION reached by the learned
referee to he allowed to the receiver Is fr
and Just Gardner AIT tyler q Abb y. - lG3 1861 the re-
port Is therefore confirmed.
Circut-flrt I-ByJudge Lawrence lnrien aSt Power-
Motion denied with costs memoTentum -
SDeei0f T5rYs-By Judge Lawrence sloane agt Nanng
and nihers-Ofdcr settled and signed.
Nv MC-tiVe Igt ke2rueY ana Diners
The Nvc Mutual Marine and Fire insurance Company aSt
DeWOlf ct al.-OTders granted.
SppcJi0r COnyt-Syecial T,Tm-Bv Judge Sanford
Fry AIT BoecOn-Judl1nent foreclosure and sale win
be rendered memorandum Marin agt. Murphy 81 al
order OF reference Surgis NJ M0Tehouse, COn0yet
ConOvrr 81 a'rder settled kilan ag Scloit
or Granted and undertakings approved.
COMMON PIFAs-SPTCIAL TERN by Judge j. F. Daly.
Tile People Tel. Morris et al ast. Randall Order
He'd
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK..


CLEARED.
steamship AbysDia OBJ, Murphy Liverpool Charles O.
Steamship France (Fr) Trudee Havre, France, LOuis
steamship otheo fBr) Fisher Hull via southampton. c.
steamship Capella (Br) Dryden Bristol Eng Henderson
Steamship Aurora new span). Restra, Havana Cuba, p
steamship Carondee Burrows. ST. Jago Cienfuegos and
lark HaRon Jai tNor Fagerstrom. Queenstown Fal
mouth 1Tih for orders Bockmann, Oeriein & Co
BARK Harvest queen C}I) Dunn. Cork Falmouth for
Bark Hmila AUST Ncolch Cork Falmouth for orders
Bark Flash Light (Brl Card Alexandra, Egypt Scanned
B@ik sarah tNor Kreltng. KongsDerg, Norway, Funch
Brig sunnysGe C3r), Atwood Pcnzance Eng, Warren
Big Bertha Lucy Fr), Pequelin Brest, France De
Brig Gloria CItal Base oporto Portugal Lauro storey
brig Fortuna tPorl, Mesquite. oporto Portugal Have
Big Morning Light, Dill, Georgetown Demerara L. W.
Big GpSy (Dan, Fries Bahia Brazil, A Abbott
Steamship wyanoke conch Ndf.olk Richmond CITY Point
and Norfolk with mdse aud To Old Dominion Steam
' HaSS rdler Norl Maheosen Bristol AZ days nbalast
Bark Progress (Nor) Nielsen whitehavcn SO days in bal
i' Bark BrasEa SoT Nielsen Grm.by 80 days in ballast to
Punch Eyde Co. Game southern paS'"se al" nAa nue.
Bark Vidiarne tNor Mathiesen, wespor GO days. bal
BARK saga NoI Larsen Belfast 80 days, ballast
lat % o. lon So H. passed CA steering 5,
I
Rocket Atkinson Porto CaDtllO Jan 49, with COhce
hides etc, 10 j. AeOstinL
WIND-Suuset sandy Hook, moderate W; clear. At
CITY Island. light NJ clear
Ivy FOREIGN PORT
LONDON, Feb 5SalcI 3Oh ut, Arliere 2d inst Nautilus
OTpheus Ocean, Capt Wilkinson; Catarina =. 80 inst. Al
brf capt Anderson Pusuacs 9Th inst, AsoenZone ITis
cant Cromwell Augnstc Letter. the latter Toe New-YOrk
for Delaware RIVER 9th inst Moderate, Tar
neIau Ia Plata. Capt HcnricL,en
Arrived "a ut. GaZee, capt. Stridt 3Oh MT, Thomas
small Kngman; LIST inst Nitt0a; itl inst, Astoria
iii INST So capt. Iigne Scotland, Bolivia Capt bngay
prime. Rudolph the latter AntwcIp BOrgyin,
Maresca More Fred Thomson, NOrienskIOd and Castaa
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PorT ROYAL. S. G, Feb Arrived steamship City Of Aus
Tin Chester NeW.NOrk, and sailed.
Feb ARRIVED, barks NOkOms, Cassidy, Lon
dondery. Cleared ship Sirius, Mollcr Bremen bark Don
PM 4DIIii Feb. g. Arrived ship Geo F. Manson Chase
1ybc Cleared, bark ala FcrrO Queenstown
BosfOy Feb. 5.-Arryed steamship Minnesota, Burwell
Liverpool ,,s,srr,
LONDON Feb 5The bark Peron (NOr) Capt. Frederick
sen from Pensacola Dec 20 Of Bremcn was sighted Jan 23
whter.lOgged ANA abandoned
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ItyVuPOOl Feb. The steamship Guiana (5pan.) Capt
Rasauapa from NCwOrleans Jan u arrived here to-day
orrrXsIOWS 5.-IfIe National Lane steamship Hel-
,ef,a Andrews, from lOrk jan 70 for LNepoOl,
,,sssed Fastnet at 8 O'Clock p M
80 .sGoV Feb. 5-Ihe State Line steamship State OF
virginia capt smith, from New York jan IS, arrived here
3Ir Feb 1.-THE state steamship state Of Pennsyl
vsns can't stewart sailed from here Saturday last Tor
NcwlOIK.
IFor other Ship Eers sec FIN Pa0el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
A LIBEL SUIT FOR $4,000.

An action was begun in Kings County, by
George T. Hope, President OF the Continental Fire In
surance Company to recover $4,000 damages, for al
legged libel from Stephen English the proprietor of an
insurance paper this CITY, The alleged libelous publ!
cations stated that Mr.. Hope incubus the
pany the of $25 900 year that he Of
the otciOus and seflmpOrtant members Of the in
surance fraternity; that he dangerous man. The
defendant denied that the publications malicious
The defendants counsel moved TO dismiss the complaint
the ground that there not sufficient OF
ton Judge Pratts decision reserved aud the
for the plaintiff opened by John WnsOw He de-
scribed the defendant expolceman of England,
who came to this country with the idea OF running
the insurance business OF the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.

WATERFOWL, n. Y, Feb. 5.-Last evening
Nj and Mrs. Forbes OF Depeyster, y. y, attempted
10 cross the ST. Lawrence RIVER Norristown with two
horses and covered carriage without a pilot. They
took the wrong road and when about One-thrd of the
distance the ice broke and all fell into the
Men from the American shore hurried 10 the and
succeeded III saving Mr. and Mrs Forbes and Of the
horses. IAe other horse and carriage the bottoms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
COURT OF APPEALS.
TESTIMONIAL OF RESPECT To THE LATE JUSTICE
JOHNSON - PROCEEDINGS, DECISIONS AND
CALENDAR,


ALBANY. Feb. 5.-In the Court Of Appeals to-day,
the following memorandum read hy the ChicfJuslce
and il directed 10 be inscribed upon the Clerks iunues
and The original transmitted 20 Mo Johnson, me WHOM "a
the Hon. Alexander johnson. deceased
COURT APPEAIs, ALnkNY Feb ., lSIsWc have learned
with Of the death Ut Alexander Johnson late
uige Of This court. and take this early Opportunity 10
place expression ~ appreciation OF DIS
character aud respect for his memory IN ls5 We.
OF rising cmuencc At the New York Bar he was put
In nomination, by the party then dominant IN the STATE i3t
Judge Court of Appeals. lie elected. and TOOK
his Bench beside those eminent iusts, Hugcs
Gardiner Jewer, and the iul Of eght
years. 1873 he aPpa,Itod member Of The Com
mission OF Appeals, and served IN this court ny
appointment during the 1874. In 1879 he was az
pointed United Circuit Judge ana held IT ice III
his death all these Judicial positions lee mani
tested the qualities Of great Judge. Ills mind was mol
Judicial but seize tie. Hc patient aud liD"lin-
nn grasp Of legal PRINCIPLES sound Judgment g9tu nv
aud broad culture and las opinions VIII
be regarded the beet t. be inund " "
reports His q robust nature. He was hlsH-
mis- feelings, a
friend. genial aud interesting associate Whlle We Il
his personal loss, tine pGrlc Tire death OF suc
maturity of his powers, prcmaturcy terminating
useful career, II misfortune We mourn
with family tender 70 them coincidence ana
sympathy.
- j.. Church. CharleSJ roger,
Charles Andrews Theodore Miller,
w. l.. Allen CHARLES \. kaPaio
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THE MURDER OF MAGGIE HAMILL.

A motion was made by Assistant District
Attorney Weinberg before Judge Pratt i'll the oyer and
Terminer Court in Brooklyn, yesterday, that noe
prosequi be entered the OF Sa all C. Mcrrgan,
who il indicted for the murder Of her friend, Maggie
Hamill about six years The mas been tried
twice before, the jury disagrecng both times. Miss
Hamill visited Mrs. Mericns house No 100 Nin,h-st.
Brooklyn L. D. September 2, 1873, and never came
out OF il alive. fire occurred III Mrs. Merrigan's
house two days later, and Miss Iiamlf BODY found
under bed, with r4pe around tbe neck. Decision
uras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
SWIFT JUSTICE AND A SHORT SENTENCE.

Christian Ohandt, proprietor Of liquor
saloon al No G9 Corandt-st., assaulted Mrs. Adde W.
O,kman Of Boston, IN his saloon Wednesday. Janu-
AIRY 70 On Monday Mrs Oalman went before the Grand
Jury. Yesterday morning the Grand jury found in
dcfment OhlandI for attempt 10 iaVsh Yes
terday he pleaded guilty. In view Of ms pre- sions
good character aud the misleading appearance ol the
complainant drunken condition at The time or TIC
assault Judge GideTsesye sentenced the prisoner only
to eighteen months State Prison. which after
ward modified to q year.
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A REBUKE BY THE RECORDER.

n man named reilly was convicted OF
burglary yesterday on very strong evidence befoye Re
corder Hackett. The Recorder spoke length against
the practice Of lawyers in defending prisoners whom
they ought TO know were guilty instead of persuading
them TO throw themselves on the mercy OF the Court
Hugh Coleman counsel for the prisoner answered with
eyident feeling: Your Honor there is but ono Being
who can know the truth Of what say. have received
no fee this believe the prisoner innocent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06

A BROAD Observation-Disclosures old lady 1:
f"or little dcarl You're not going to destroy ii r.
fCl!celnan: Don't know, mum. Nice little daug. ia
Almost give i away TO anyone asa give IL comfortable
QUE and a 'earthrugw Old lady: Almost give ii
Policeman: We'll, my missus. you see mum is pious
and particular, and think she'd like five bob TO put in
TIE plate Oh Sunday - Punoh.
"A London grocer recently had pound of
sneaf returned with note saying, Too much sand for
radio Use, and not enough for building purposes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Midshpman Richard
H. Townley is ordered to the nautical ship James
town. al San Francisco Cal Master Charles L. vreeland
has reported his return home. having been detached
from The Shocot and has been placed on waiting or
dcrs hdsipnan CHARLES f. Pond is detached from the
IoscarOra ana ordered 10 the nautical schoOl-shp
Jamestown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Gun rses 705 sun ser..... 5.23 Clock fast. IA %
Moon acts - $50 Moon sOuths. 81 Moons age days
HI5H WATER IODAY-A M.
sandy Hook 1907 Gov Island HOO Hell GGte.... O37
TO-DAY-P. y.
Sandy Hook Gov Island 1l.25 Hell Gate. O40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
ARMY ORDERS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-In conformity with
section l0l Of the Revised Statutes the President has
directed that Company l., % Artillery. be temporarily
equipped Battery OF Light Artillery. and the Com
handing General OF the Department OF Texas has been
ordered % the Instructions for the urope
execution OF the order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06

not ctect the defeated party 10 the substance OF the
order, but he did object reCas in II. aad 10
an Injunction restraining his client iron taking any
further action. Judge DouOue reserved his decision.
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Robert Earl.


aofions-Curs ag The Delaware and laciawanna r. r..
CO-Notinu 20 pa0e the calendar granted on
motion Of Mr.. I'd. McKiney or respondent henson agl
Perrv-Notion dismiss app samuel Hand for InOtloIr
ana Geo W. Miller 0ppo el Court took papers Beih,,s
agt Austn-MotOn dismiss appeal Jno. H. Green Tor
motion and j. Rogers, opjoS q. In Hebrew BcDeF
olcnt Orphan AsylumMotOn 10 correct r'lninr; papers
submitted . 49,,
ADpcols rom Orders No 277Peope eN rel Iunney agi
Campbell No 3SS.-PtOile eX rel. Mckeon agt Greene
argued by James 4 Deerug Tor appellant al
George T. Andrews for re.ponieht No 3I5-i4 r.. IN
argued T. Neville for liant and j. y fcAIi
for r. suonicut. No. 379-In NcwYo,k ara inNokyn
IIilr. ComuanV AIT Ru.r; tTguei bv p u. Cuit" ipI
appellant ana Edward n. DickcrHOn for respondent 40.
Si-Mrr1i AIT Thomas argued by John A. Osborn Tor
appellant ana 4. \. spear for respondent
fJUFci IisuisScf-NO. J6.-Doo'h "S INC IottVH eiV'
Railroad. Argument resumed.
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rcargnncit denied with SO cnst>-Madgc ael'
Ping: sheridan agt Jackson Remttitur amonde ny IeFI
ing So much II Judgment gives piainuh the
costs the General Torn OF the supreme Court and ne.
drcie The extra allowance 90 plaintiff To DO without
either party sthis moiio I]lmcr at liver
affirmed. PECpS art people (ltt 81
PEOPLE AIT Casey-JudCment affirmed with COSTS. Moore
AIT Hrrrman: -tiiwcll agt Mutual Lie Insurance CO.;
Mrrvin AFT Co.; Van Af art Farmers
Joint Co.; IaYniss aet NaeHcr iaVtS att
Ball Southari pirckuCy People ex rel Mn"iF aet f
pruis,,nersudgn,ut affirmed without COSTS 10 either
party. Bamcr agi. Moves; Brewer aRt Perninan--
nrpt affirmed with costs q all part payable out 81 rs
s;e Shak, spoIe ae MaTkhamAppe ninssrt WIN costs
Monsoon act Hcil National Bank Of Fort Ldward agt.
Washington County National Bank spears agt. The May"r,
etc. Judgment reversed ard now tTial granted costs
10 ABIDE event Young act Iimt.-Judgment moi
fled by declaring that Alice L. Harmony a. en-
share in the portions o. A. ]. ana T. !.
II tlcv die without issue and IS modified aiifnei.
with of all parties in tins court to De pd OUT OF estate
Law Judgment al supreme Court aud conviction
and OF BOARD Of Police Commissioners
az the CITY reversed People rel Capp agt
Mayor ec-OrdeT affirmed with COSTS People eX rel MIbI
AIT Cumming; Gflin at. IIcmbod.-Appeal dismissed
without costs. Latham AFT. Richards.
CALfNDAR.
Day calendar FOR Thursday February 7-Nos. 21s 81 %
90 100, As, SO and IS.
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Cefiuree ano Hleetlnas.

MEXICAN INSTTrUTE.-An election for
~ officers Tor the ensuing viii b. he'll
az the rOors 20 Cooper Union. IhursdY. feb III
the polls viii be open from I'D O'clock a. To O'Clock T. m.
q. CLEVELAND President
CHAs. NICK. LoRsRR Recording secret airy.
MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-Thc annual meet
~ ing o W be- held az Us rooms 90 TIL RS
DAY evening, February :, Is -. a. ; O'Clock.
G. NICK LEOSER, nec'g Sec'y.
COLONEL INGERSOLL. SUNDAY.
~ Lecture GHOSTS.
Tickets at SCH BERTHS, % Union-sauare, today.
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Gluslral lnstrumcTIs

NIu6l[uI IUBI[ WHI II5
A DUMAHAUT, late s. Y. BALL 81 Co.,
~. No III EAST lirHSE
Chickering'S, Seinways and other ramos anu organs ~"
for cash, on nstalmant-, ana for ient
Il RANCH 81 BACH, BIB East 23d-st, near
IN 2d.aye have beautiful assortment OF line Panolortes
both second hand, which they are ohcihB WI! ""'
Pianos ont and sold on installmeuts
I IGHTE & ERNST old house of Llghte ~
u Bradbury their splcndidlI ANOF q, low
prices. and monthly paymenta, AT IL East i''s
Also Smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
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5llnatlons iudnIeo-- females.

5llnations iUanIeo-- females.
At sIMMS'S SELECT AGENCY. No. 537
ddoS Sl9'fI = fS, aSy" SB GS2P @h
hESsEs y Ests carahe to MI any place. ely or country
COOK.-By a frst-class cook, washer and
y ironeri i've years reference. 453 ithaye
NO0K.-By thoroughly competent woman,
~ as nIstcas cook; an cooling y, a s GiIns,
Geie9ns pastry cam be seen at JAcoUINs
COOK, &c.-By middlc-aced woman, as
erences, years. 413 ithaye East side.
COOK.-A good German cook in a small
~ private family CAN at lls West i0thst can give good
COOK, HOUSEWORKER. &c.-A capable
~ woman 20 cook. wash and ilon aud 'an do al kads 81
R%T MoME Ell BtaAG ' So I35 Svs
lOth-st,
CHAMBERMAID, &c.-German.-,A Young
good washer and fone good cy Can be seen at
"a Glllaver near 2lst-str Isl door
uOUSEWO RK.-A young Protestant German
girl 10 do housewOrk or plain cooking washing and
ironing cry references Can be seen at 3ll 6tha'e near
HOUSEWORK.-A respectable girl to do
genrralhouScwOrE excellent washer ana iron@r; viii
DO Laundry work by the day best city references 5i3 East
uOUSEWORK.-A German woman, who is
good lanndress and good plain cook willing ana 95I
OFFICE, loe West 9ith St. cor Br adway.
uOUSEWORK.-A competent woman to do
general hSgs'" Sn "a w sinai h9cn " REFER
/ AUNDRESS and CHAMBERMAlD.-Bya
thorough aundrcss and chanbcrmad Il
very her chauberwOrk, and excellent
audress will entire sItlacon; best city references
Can be seen at COZ Gih-aye., near '5thst
NURSE.-Flrst-cla Protestant infants nurse
~ can take fun charge Mrs REYNOLDS PROTES-
TANT AGENCY, No. 4l2 ithaye
NURSE.-A competent German woman as
~ infants growing chiliren Will 90 for mod
crate goOd references ODEI.LS OFFICE 100 West
3ith-st.. cor. broadway
NURSE.-A thoroughly competent French
~ seamsress understands the mana CEMENT OF
thoroughly, cut and nit; city references
Ca at JACQUINS BUREAU, or address a, COZ 9th ave,
35tlist
NURSE.-By an experienced German girl
vond like 10 take Of children: "A very good
stress and has objection camberwork be
34l Gth-iye, near 2lstst, lst floor.
WORKING Housekceper-Engish; thorough
w domesuCaied reference Address for three days 7l6
Yonkers, y y.
AITRESS.-A tidy waitress; a very good
w Appearance fill mans place serve wines. dres,
salads LIVER and glasses wiling and oblging and
very quick about the table, verbal references Call at
Coz 6th-aye. near 3Jtl-st
WAITRESS, &c.-Bv Il yOung German Prot
w girl excellent waitress and chambemaid ref
Mis- REYNOLDS PROTESTANT AuENClt
Az 4th.Gve.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Hon John d. Townsend. Cha rman
H. 4. Quntard, Vice chairman,
Vim. n. GuIOn, Nccchairman
Hon. John NJ. Pinkney, Nlce-chalrmar,
C. IL. Waite. Treasurer.
Henry G. Dewitt, Secretary,
Thomas H. Marine, Juilds :. hlous,
inris ID Richards I'd Selleck.
Nm A ParshalL Ed. NJ. Brown,
David Phillips. NJ D., Ilsee A. iioHPr,
Ed. w. IIOuglton, MgtJ, " Bhhiy"
Geo A. Delg r. {. White,
1beo Mos. Benz. Lichtensten,
Alfred Wagstaf. Geo W. butu- IT,
Hon. A. Lewis, Thos ID. Odcil.
BOXES AND TICKETS
can be procured Tie Windsor Oie the Headquarters OF
the Executive Committee, ana from the managers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06

WANTED-100 0ctorOons 100 Quadroons,
w MulatOes and 100 decidedly black men, women and
children capable Of singing slave chores 10 tae par "a
Jarrett A Iainsrs majestic revival 81 Uncle Toms CABIN"
Appy at HATTIE q BERD'~, broadway ana I'D 81,
Thursday morning February J. between 10 and = oci'e.
!nn LADIES wanted under 10 years Of
i.WVt age; also, 1000 youths Of both scSes over 3
wears for the International Congress Of Beauty and
culture" open at Gmore Garden. February Tor one
week only $1,000 and premiums Apply at oflce
corner ifli.ave. and 26tll Of. between and y, a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06

ST. JOHNS GUILD.
THE -. =.
BENEFIT OF THE POOR or NEW-fOkk AND 1Ht
floating HOSPITAL,
ACADEMY or MUSIC AND NILSSON HALL.
FEBRUARY 20, 1878.
MANAgFft4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06

NOOK, HOUSEWORKER, &c.-A capable
~ 90 cook. wash and iiOn and can do all Kinds Of
Homework well; city country wages low Pro fNI
ANT HOME BUREAU. No. 1913 6tu-aye, l doors above
lOth--t.