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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-04

Ntraw hats nj bankrupt sale nj
cost until June OH. Must be
closed out. Come and get u bar,
gain. 36S Main street. NJ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-04

The gas office has removed to the Ma.
sonic Temple building, on Madison street
81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-04

REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic is an unfailing
remedy for bilious and malarious fevers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-04

Deservedly popular-We mean DR..
Bulls Baltimore Pills, for everybody
has derived much benefit from their
use, Physicians recommend them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-04

YOU Pan rHyf money on RII 81
walking spsciaItIes, eOt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-04

HYDf4NT Hose-YERY cuEAr.
faT RRoWSE, 25s Second 81.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-04

M Main street IN watkins
NUMBER. 80t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-04

Champion iron fence, neat.
durable and cheap. Stout & Co,
agents. 30S Main street. 69t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-04

REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic gives perma-
nent relief in all choleric disorders. ld-v
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-04
FOR RENT.

ME-, new eprtnEe, 2 equHrs- s1st "
n ths turr liable on Poplar street. Wifh NON
Scr q garden Rent cheap - q good tenant.
Apply 70 k0ykssr, WEi2rs1 4 Blegn, No. ~
MAI grreet st
CIyBE and rooms. Is ge5srspn street. nssr
- MnlEs
IE51FtoUs 3 fsern briek resi3snres, Vain.
lvttals 81. HpiinE End Vain tif.
AlT and neH ElseFiur ruUme
Ge1uEl baEesnea1 ~ Hain.
Niee egttEFas near htsity. "a haiinE
sui 81 pfres oFrr p. n tfrsttan'.
8H N a hBATLEY. - Main =.
Is Planter IDfBranne Buildsng, double a. 4
l. single gheef. kuitabis fgr lAEyeIs % Dhysi-
Clans: and dautle and sinEis be1-roOms All
vel lighted and rentilsied. and 81 modern
eOnFenieneeE Apply Il oMce d Planter T.
Enranes Gompany. 81 4aaison q 81 !
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-04
WANTED.

INVITE nurse sbg1i u yoGrf cd. Apply
w HfkLkD6EH kayhurn are. H-t5
WWbLl thr best $50 house and l0i in the
4 Taxing DiEtr1e iof geo e1sh. The oEnsr
a. Eurn a place VII reJ,af1 Al once 70
Ay1tIEA, MALDkAA BACON,
bt Nail street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-04
i.he Cow Business.

Sam Prayer was caught in the mys-
terious company of a strange COW last
night. He let the animal go, but an
officer calaboosed the suspected fellow
and he must give a clear account of
himself Tomorrow or go to work for
the city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-04
knights Of Honor Pins.
Sl L. GOdshaW, PIG Main Il.

Picnic.
The German Protestant Sunday-schoo
picnic will come of next Monday, June
9th. at Estival Park. e5
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-04

REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic cures indiges
ton and all disorders Of the stomach.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-04

Wire cloth for door and window
screens AT stout A. Co.'S, 35S Main.
f2t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-04
FOR SALE,

s00 EMPTY boxes good. Il DIVINE &
OUU co.'s, cor. fernando and Vance 10
A STOCK Of groceries, FIXTURE, horse apd
n wagon. Good stSnd. al Beal 7e-10l
The sun., 1879-01-30
AFTER DIR. RoBsoNs DEATH.
His children Fighting for his Property-An
Alleged Copy OF VIII.

DR.. Benjamin r. Robson died in his resi-
dcnce at 50 South Washington square in
August last. He left an estate valued mt about
t30OOo0. The real property consists Of mill
property in Babylon. L. l., n cottage in Hunt
ington. L. l.. and property in this city at 1sS.
100. and 190b Division street. log end lOS West
Fourth street. 95 Amity street. and 2l Roose-
valt street. and 800 Water street. On the
2Sth OF September. 1873. Mrs. Mary +.
Sage, his daughter. presented to the Surrogate
for probate paper which she said wns COPY
of her fathers will That paper gave to Or.
Robsons sons. benjamin r. Robson. Jr.. Will
liam II. Robson. and his daughter. Mary L.
Sage. thcusc Of the real property during their
lifetime and directed that the residunry cstnte
should be divided share and share alike among
the trsintor's grandchildren. Tho paper also
ter ns its executors.
The testntor's son. Benjamin II. Rohs6n. Jr
and the children Of his son. William II. Rob
son. object to the probate Qf the alleged copv Of
the WILL Beninmin H. Robson has ono child
William ". Robson has three children. and
Mrs. Sngc has s"vcn children. The contestants
say that the distribution of the rc4iduary oa-
tate undcr the paper offered for PROBATE viii di-
vide the property unHqunlly, as Mrs. Sugp's
scvcn children Will yet s'yen-eleveuths while
the children ot thotr-tator's two sons will re-
ceive one and thrpr-nlrvrnths rrspacti ivoiv
Tn" proponents Of the Will allcge that Dr.
Robson made a Will ON Juiy2i. 1865 that il was
subsequently fraudulgutly destroyed hy his
WV ~ N'i ilNHilNl I've ithfills Iltt ttiltl l.hi
the paner offered for probate Is y copy Of tho
VIII. The cont trstnufs egv that Dr. Eui3on hIm-
self destroyed thewili soon after II WIS executed
and thut his children had suowiodg' of that
fact. II the proponents rrove the cNc 'utiou of
Tn" Will, and that On" pnpcr presented ior
probate is a copy oi 1t. then the contestants viii
sock t1 show that the te-t1tor lacked tostamen-
tary capacity and was unduly Influenced.
The testimony taken Yesterday WIS To- provo
the execution Of the will and that the disputed
IppNr is q cOpy. Frank Sage, son oi Mrs. Mary
j.. Sage testified that I'm the summer of 1865 his
grandfather Or. Roheson. executed n paper
which ho declared To hc his will. and which Wits
Witnessed 10y Anson Bnkcr and Mag Han Mis-,
and that in 1870 Or. Robson. Smith. Barker,
some writing which Mr.. barker wrote on tne
back of the first executed paper. The witness
understood it to be d codcil o. the will.
George W. Sampson said that tho paper
offered for probate wus in hi- hlnlwritln .
that 10 WIS "a copy OF Dr. R'hson's will and that
he madc the copy iot Francis b. Sage soon
after the will was executed.
Hrnlgmin r. Sage testified that tho paper
alleged to %" COPY of The will was given to
him 10y his mother, Mrs. Mary T.. Sage about
one week before DR.. RObsou's death.
The sun., 1879-01-30

An elderly man entered c. G. Gunther's Sons
fur store Filth avenue the 22i of December 1871
ana selected scaskin sacquc prccd az sa1 and
payment certified check tor si5n on the Chatham Na
uonal Bank, purporuns TO be sigued by Ghmm Kocr.
nor West street groccrs The CLERK gave han slchtnce
soon acrward II WAS ascrrtancd that she signature aud
the ccruacauou on the check were iorscd Detective
Woll-ey traced the elderly man to the ST. Charles
Hotel where ~ became apparent mat De- was
Isaac Nuunu noted fNfLrr. who Nnt worn wig lIi
ll.s' hearl n'cked with gray HOFFMAN wa. trr.t. 30.
Thou john e. gcharl-uu and Charles % Fischer ~ g7
kul street who nld t.itDf htm frequently 90 fue uuir
were arrested ltdrure thht they hHl trDn ried
iu many check turs,rt~ within % tcw month. Wa-
cured. ln Nufu aus trl % the tturrN Sessions.
Fischer and Richardson. having uleftri guilty. NHIl.
ttcrrd o testify AGAINST ham. and thti. tsfuHf b..
manly. Dee MH~couNlrtd Judge tdf r-lttNr -gniruH, g
him 90 stat" prison iHur wears fschrruud H htfu.1
wrlr surprised yesterday when they Arltl-rt. 90
t' bar They sulpos.t that their share in securing
luNmaus cluNl tuu would insure immunity ffulu qua.
i,hnrut for themselves huf Juiar 1il.rfstryc $50.
trnttd Isclr Co state prison tr thrr' 'tHrs aud pa
months And Nchurtuu a. the Qtu,uttry Tor one year
The sun., 1879-01-30
MR.. MOODY CRTTICISED.
The Unitarian Conference Discussing the Re
vIVnilst-A Church's Hig Debt.

In the Unitarian Conference In the Church
Of the Saviour. in Brooklyn yesterday. the Rev.
A. d. Mayo Of Springfield Mass. in an essay on
Reviyals True and False" dwelt on Moody
and Sankey. Sankcy. he said. represented as
much inthe now movement us did Mr. Moody
Before him. n lot of ahomnnllc hymns aud
worse tunes that seemed like music in night
marc. had been in use. The popularity of Mr.
Moody's revival method was that IL came from
the laity and was revolt from the old iormality
OF the Church. In the faults Of Moody he i'm
clulvd his vulgarty " Illustration ami his -tyi"
OF Bible Interpretation. Moody simply tous the
for our sins and rnmmed II down the thront- Oi
uil alike. His harnnguc WIS gross and false In
doctrine and in spirit TWAS teaching llkr thus
that sometimes sent good men 10 the lectures Of
such men as iobert lngersol.
nr. Bellows said TINT Mr. Moody owed his
influence 10 the skiliu Us" he had mude of un
ignorant prejudice and the way that he had
stuck to IN Impression that somehow 1t WIS
better TO 10 Ia Jesus Christ than tp Almighty
GOd-nnd that WIS a horo-y tie Church had
been trying for years TO put down.
Many other subjects were discussed hv the
body. among them the proper construction nf
tenrmcnts. The debt NJ the Church of the NJ lpS-
horn of Newport who has filled tle pulpit OF
the church for two sundays. said amounts TO
l25On1. and has been practically abandoned 10
the Unitarian denomination at large. II Or.
Bcllow-'s church consented 10 surrender the
$4,000 In honds II held against tho church and
the denomination nj large raised $4,000 the
congregation of tho church would care Tor the
rest OF the debt The subject was reiorred 20
the ministers attending. \ missionary meeting
last night closed the Conference.
The sun., 1879-01-30
BURGLARS IN EAST ORANGE.
THE NIGHTS TORK or 7HE GANG THAT
ROBBED HIl JOHNSON.
ChIoroformine the Family. RnnsnckIng the |
House. nnd Then sitting Down to Eat In
the Dining Hoom-Aiso Visiting Mr. snlyer.

ChIoroforminE the Family. HansachIng the
House, and Then sitting Down Eat in
the Dining Room Also Visiting Mr. Saiyer.
There was much excitement in East
Orange. n. j. yesterday. over the chloroform-
ing and robbing Of Mr.. George f. Johnson and
his family by masked burglars ON Tuesday
morning. Tho majority of the residents did
not know Of the robbery until they read Of it in
The sun Of Yesterday the facts having been kept
auictby the policeuuthoritioso of owark to whom
the case was reported by Mr.. Johnson A large
number of profession men. merchants. and
brokers'. who do business in this city. live in
tho handsome villas and cottages that line the
broad mucadami1ad avenues in Enst Orange
township. few private watchmon are their
only protection against burglars or fire. and
these watchmcn have such large districts TO
covor that several hurginrics could be commit
ted in one might without their knowledge Mr..
Johnson lives in Grove place. in the eastern
district Of East Orange. There arc only about
half dozen dwellings east of Mr., Johnsons
residence. but the streets on the west are closely
lined with residences.
The burglars began work at the extreme
eastern end Of Grove place on Tuesday might.
Thoy first tried TO force open tho basement door
Of the thrre-story frame house of Mr.. L. VI.
Hadden on the south side OF tho street Fnling
III 'lS' 'l'S 'I"7S'" 'nV S''''' '"'i "''h'i'cl u"
force an entrance into the residence oi Alr.
Tohn knloy. They were frightened away by
,,.t,,rtt,.,,f NJ Et,....,s .t.,. L. a. 49,.
'"' va N,"- -. "'' M" u'~' Az '"' LUIS
and window frames Of Mr.. Haddens and Mr..
Ktnzcv's houses are deep indcntations. evi-
dontly made by jimmy. The family Of Mr..
Richard Salycr occupy the first house west of
Mr. Kinzev's rnsidonce Mr. Snlvor snid yester-
DIM fIuf his SON Uiphnrd who live. nm stan rs
fn bis house rilf INTO hia bedroom 70 half pngt
1o'.ioek nm 'Tura,lnv f,Ior,tiii., ,t,ii .nil.
' Father wake m yynkc mn There nre buru-
lars i'm tha hnt.o 49,
MIR Snlv.r found That hfs brooches noekots
had been rinrl of ION r.nniee. nud tlnt halls a
doyon old silver -p.'1us Md boon tnkrn
Nothing else was missing Ths street dnnr II
the house was op.n Tho lurrlnrs had been
i'm the sloepIng apartment of Young Richard
Salvrr whose vifr ,yrs n,yntnreJ Ia fh. r0i.e
made iy a chair tNnt wns "y@rfurncd fy 6na ~
Tho hur,,lnre .Sha euw n tam man efun,lIuv
close to The side of hor hod and loosino int,ntiv
nj her Tho man moved nwnv She tbcn
nwoke her husband and whispered: Dick.
Dick there is "a man In tho room"
' or course there Is said her husband. Pm
hero "
' But there il n burplnr in the house " said
Mr. SILVER
on Won re drenfnin- agninn said Mr.
Salvpr
Z" But tell Won | anw a man nj nv bedside
Touched him " said tho startled wife &" And
The sun., 1879-01-30
4 Bank Trustee Refuse. to Resign.

Troy. Jan. 29.-Shortly after the suspension
oi the Merchants AMI Mechanics Rank Bana suleru
ienicnt Lamb requested that President VAN u l, above
huuA DANIEL Robinson. and e. u church should resign
the rosu.us held hV them AS trustees the Tfo' us
Bans. Mcssrs Nnn ana iurrh compiled. luf Ar kni4u
su refused g. rs.-u. and Mr. it Doc. lru.t,Iiu o
remove him the -. uouN iAhpul- uli'r No.4nlnu s.
Hui the report of The Examiner tu thr rN tlI " B.
Robinson has been guilty of such act, wl usIs tt
courts 300 removing hur The Troy Tine, SAYS tie Bank
Examiner : rt port ~ damaging.
The sun., 1879-01-30
no PRISON FOR LIFE.
A Trial In witch Judge Cowing Took Occa-
sion 90 Make "a Few Kemarits.

William Pease, truckman. went TO the
house at 10 York street on the 22d Of November
last. 10 get his wilc's signaturet to an agreement
to a divorce Pease and his wife had not lived
together for several years. and sho was living
with Dominica Theodore. an Italian. rs his
wife, Tease found his wife in room whore an
Italian woman and thrce Italian men were
drinking He asked her to sign the agreement.
but she refused. and nm exchange Of angry
words followed. Pease rolled up his sleeves, as
II he intended to strike his wife. Thereupon
Francisco de Jeane. one Of the Italians grasped
pcasp's thront with his right hand and back
ing him against thc wall. stabbed him twice in
the abdomen. Pcuse icll to the lloor. dead In
DE- Jeuuu's trial in the General Sessions, the
defence WIS that De- Jeane held Peaso by the
tIroat. but Theodore stptbed him.
This. genilrmen.' Judge, CQwlng snid. in
his charge % the jury. Is the last trial OF the
Junulrv torn. II occurs 70 mo lust now that
W. have b'en occupied almost throughout the
month in trying cusn- involving tn" litc or tho
liberty for life Of prisoners nrraigncd Mt this
hur Vhcrnfnro ! am surprised to learn that
Mr.. Brooks the distinguished gentleman from
dIctiun. We have thn right 20 try men for their
liyrs or their liberty for life. and therefore the
court cauuot bo justly REGARDED as petty. |
shouio N,r 10 have Mr. brooks or any other
icgihlatpr point ont % court OF superior lursdic-
ton. TIE host wish that can oii"r IN REGARD
iur'sliciIonui power u this court for punish
m"nt hy appearing at the bar as guilty man."
raoIur, convicted De Jeanc OF murder in the
Ell i- proper tha, you should he put where
you can do mo- mur' harm t0your follow er"a-
state son, 90 hard labor. Tor the remainder Of
Do Jcnue'4 s,oldity was not disturbed. He
turned from the hur and followed tho officers to
tho prisoners ppu.
The sun., 1879-01-30
Situmbuats ano RaiIrUIos.
pENNsrLvANIA .MAILTN3AD.
II WKEAT TKVNk LINE -
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
on and after Jan l3, 1873. .
Trains leave New York wa Desbrosscs and Cortlandt
Streets Ferries. as follows =
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the Nesan Sntl,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, At D A. NJ, o anu
s:3u T.. NJ daily. . .
For wllnansport Lock Haven, Cory and Eric, at s31
r. NJ, connecting at Cory for Titusyille Petroleum
Centre. and the oil Regions. WiamspOrt aud Lock
Haven. - A. W. ,,.--,
ngton Express" OF Pullman ParOr Cars daN, except
sunday 10 A. VI. arrive Washington 4 IL T. NJ. Ncru
lar nj I,.n AMI s.2p A. NJ. l aud 10 T. " sunday,
4:3O H. NJ and 10 +. " For Baltimore. 7. NJ, except
Express for Philadelphia 4sO 80 500 10 1niteb,
III An 1. 3.sO, I. ), q, 7.3D. SJO and 10 T. " sun
day, 430 ani - A. NJ. O. q, 80, 800, and 10 T. VI. Emf
grant and second class, 7.3D i. VI.
Boats Of brooklyn Annex connect with all tlrQush
trains at Jersey city. afOriing speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN treveL 49, -. Az. ., 40
Trains arrive From PittsburEh. oo l"fl A. y l9iip
T. W. daily. $40 A. .dnP. NJ. daily, except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore. 800 A. VI. =. Ji,!,
As 1910 ?. N. sunday. 90 A W. AM iVi9 7. ~
From Philade lphia 4.31 50. 9fl. lu4 ll.5O A. ",
2'S.5o, l.5O, 6.2o. $50. aud i9aiQ Il sunday 4S'
$50 IO:4O II $50 A. NJ. $40, 1910 T. W..
Ticket Ouces 51B and Oii Broadway. AstOr House;
and foot DrshrOsscs and Cortandt s% 4Ouurt - AMI
Br0oklvn Annex Depot foot Ot fulton -, Bronkyn.
ia ii0 and ia Hudson st., lobOken; Depot Jersey
Cuy. Emirrant Ticket Oitce Battery piace;,,y,
FRANK THOMSON, 4. r fAhMhh
geuprnl Manager. Geul Passenger Agent
The sun., 1879-01-30

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 20-United States Mar
shal Wharton continues making arrests n various par
i,he, ut parties against whom ruo bills have ho,niouud
hy thr United state, Grand Jury Tor violation of the
r.cru laws Tho steamer bst Ahlo Is nrctad hero
t.ust wuh twenty uut prisoners, lu chAr-r ut d,p.
uN marshal ltis sand tuat 100 viii arrive ia the next
The sun., 1879-01-30

Judge Gilbert granted an absolute divorce in
ihe queens County Circuit Court yesterday, TO John
Ellison from Adeha Ellison. An absolute divorce WAS
also -rAntcd % NllNclmina Boiler Charles Roller
Boiler Ia serNIlg torn VI inlvrisonmentfoT bigauY
The sun., 1879-01-30

DETROIT, Jan. 29.-Jame- pcthrrlridge an
cup frr of OIL. hampton rlour M.I. iu I,ifson ave.
nu, Nafcau-htl 100 Csc ecarn- .ud gradually drawn o.
w'ri tnoun. u-' Whrel. Ju.ta Doc, vt. about TO hc
tr.t II- -uIINn f.r.l Hut fIir rtrhu, ~
r,IoN u him. " '
The sun., 1879-01-30
PULvERMACHER's
ELECTRIC BELTS
AND BANDS.

FOR sELF.APPLIcAT1oN TO ANY PART OF THE
BODY.
Speedily and encctuay cur" Ncrvou. Chronic and
Special Diseases without mciniur.
Tho most learned pfN>cilu~ uUl sc'ut f men OF Eu.
rouc and this country cndnr- them
These noted Curative appliances have stno! tho
tcst upward ~ thirty and protected by ct
ters patent In all the ruucipal couuires of the worl.
They dccrcci the only AwHri oi Merit fur Ee-fre
Appliances AZ the great WORLDS EXhbiu'ns-Paus PM.
ndrthi aud cl~cwhcre-uni have been ouud the most
valuable safe, simple and efficient known treatment or
IN. II LL-uu-
The sun., 1879-01-30
pnbIis alutitts.


NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
~ rLtCATtON HAS BEEN MADE TO THE FINANCE
DEPARTMENT ot the city ot New YORK tor the issue 90
the MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF duplicate
certificates
80 72->cw York Central Park Fund stock for 81 5OO
Nos. to 10 inclusive-Ncw York CITY Improve
ment per cent stock for S2nnOOeach, -
making ....... .......... ............... 2pon
No le3-Acw York city revenue bond Tor ....... 2uppD
Nos. and New York County Accumulated
ior cent debt due lS-d. for SlpluO1
each. making .......-.. ................. 2oooo
No. New YORK County accumulated per cont
debt due iu i~S7. Tor ........... 5000
stock. So = ior .'......'"- 5000
No, 2t-Ncw York County Court House per
cent stock. No .. for .............'... 5000
No. S2-New York County Court House per
ceut stock. No .. tor................... 1000
No. aS-New York county Court Hou~e per
cent stock. No ,. for. .. ............. 4T.upo
No. 39-New York County Court House per
cent stock 10 p forS -. 80. $500
No. 4p-New York county Court House per
cent stock. No. >. Tor. ................. 1000
In place of those which stolen the 9Th day Of
october. lS7S
All persons having objections the issue thereof
required 10 present the In writing TO at the
Courtrulcrs ONCE IN the civ o New York before
the seventh day oi FcbruArygi-59
New York, Comptroller once. Jan. -, 1879
JOHN KELLY Comptroller.
The sun., 1879-01-30
0flalrtt0-


-UP.TOwN ADvEHTisEWs
n May leave their Nvors Tor rns suN at the only
author izer uptown ndvertisemen olnceS N 4, -,
aos West 2ad st., corner Of 9Th Az. uli T.
O2 East l4th st.. corner Union square, ul . r. NJ
N"'NU" tnAI-'.
-wANTED-Expert operators on Wheeler a
dnc sbs M,'3 On wPRNisFs dp p"S kT 0ME Pca.e bring
sample JACKNAN O1IARA. 2oo church st
-A.-FIEsT-CLAss operators on ". a w. ma.
est prices SIMON srEiNs co. rs aud - Leonard st.
900 GOOD operators on ladies' undcrrarmcnts;
y. steady work lhc Whole year sample E, anl refer
A uTIFIcIAL FLO ERs.-rarmer with $500
n 'orewoman. Address all the week, A. F.,box IA
sun Office
A RTIFICIAL FLOwEUs.-wantcd. blossom
"A and cluster MAKERS also learners oF broome 81
A -A.-WANTED-on Operator. on shirts steam or
~ foot nower' increased price. '3S West 2'd ST
A SMART. clean srl Tor general homework. i76 Sd
~ av. between 18TH and 18th St., In the bakery.
A -A.-IKoN oNEKs on Whit. shirts; plenty work
n and high urcea 53S West 23d st.
DASTEHS, operators buttonhocrs ironcrs ON white
ID vests, work to give out li6'i Dcvoe st.. Williams
hurlh.
pONNAz operators wanted. 2s2 East 81 st, rear
ID bmdiut
RLEACHEH wanted. Apply at 2is West 2eth st
ExPERT operator. on undergsrmcnts ard infants.
- wear. for Indoor work. steady employment ~
Leonard IT.
EUwSISIIED rooms In hascmcnt nrc given for
sonr hUu4.work ib West Eth 49, Apply In basement
EREATE~T - EEDUCTION in sewing machines;
NJ singer side Nlwrr elb Co 2j, Domestic Sis to tl',
W e.. sl2 10 ta1 " Nv. sintos2o DEAN, @ Bond IT,
Any returned from EuroIo wants cook washer aud
iAuoner. and ul-.tlr. eirl 29o dih av. near iSh H.
OPERATORS wanted Oh " a. " machines at -
CENiNG MACHINES rented, privilege buvus.
- sold cheap; SINGER Domestic. Wilcox Gibbs,
wheeler Wilson. so % Greenwich nv. West 10Th
IT.. AMI i37 East broadway. near Canal st.
CTRAW SEWERS wanted at Newark. n j.. on
Iy to MpRK BUCHANAN, iui Spring st.. corner Mer.
c'r NJ. citr.
WANTED -txrcroncoe hanis on gents bows and
W .curt~. steady wur, -uoi prices
o. RlChILKs SONS. $40 broadway
WANTED Experienced nuuus prc..crs AMI cNnc.
W ricuccd hands iur rucmns and lace goods II How
ard &
ANrED-ENpcricnccd .amrlc mtkcrs on infnnts
W iaer oips ISAAC BEiIMAN, 47t Broadway.
W NITED-hnmedatcly, az o23 Broadway, in.ants'
w lIce cap makers THOMAS.
NVANTEn-A little eirl to mird children and DO
W h-ht thous0 work iai ist av.. 900 lane, store.
NofNS tIrI.rau nlti.u sfUtuuu. frcc. Irltuss and
meals nt &c eacl go the Girl. Lodging House. = q
alks place, -th st under rarc nf thiidtcns Ad 80.
iety Also. tree instruction on SOWING machines from
30 aAiN i' 40 WI" uN fl .in iu e.iha .tms ttEht
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Do'rrrWnAMIINF

IL steamers leave Jersey City. near Pavonia Ferry
" 4 SCuDITEN. Feb. MAS. .............. .Fcb II
Cabin. Ss5-s!o Intermediate. s45-Sap sieerage, s'3
fINCH hDNE 4 co. l.. W. NORRIS,
% : VIM 81 Freight Agt- 10 B'way. gen Pass Agent
rI'uEKED STAR LINE FOR ANTW ERR.
l Carving the Belgian and United states mails sail
Ing every ~ dtVs from Philade phia aud New York.
SWITZERLAND -rils saturday. Feb =, A NJ
For rates of passage ami other Information apply TO
PETER WRIGHT SONS. General Agents
3U7 Walnut st. rhiladel hia. - Broadway. New York
joins MCDONALD AGENT = Battery place.
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4oaro ano aooms.

Soar0 anO aooms.
A FEW men and ndics can have board ON rea a.ona.
n nc terms, ga, and bath 700 Sth aN entrance m 47h
ST., Sd bell
RnARD ami rooms. .eout. 81 and st5u. single rooms
- S' Hdlcs - 90, day hoau,r-, ia 20 West a., =,
ELEAN single roDms. heated with ga> and good
- board - a1 l+2 Henry st. opposite St Theresa :
Church
I0H MADISON ST.-Few young mon can hava
IOO good board heated single or double rooms "a 5O
ladies 50; piano, BATH table bOardeTS