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New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, Jan. 27-ln the Court of Appeals
today-ure-ent the Hon. Sanford r. Church. {. j., ana
assoriatc.-ihc ne following business was transacted:
so 8e-FIancis q. uagin, respondent. aet sidney DHon
rnd others appellants argued by Alex Ihan FOR appellants
and submitted for respondent
No 3j-Wulam = Nerlanck, receiver etc. appellant agt
WIN ". Badger for appellant anu H. H. Huslis Tor re-
so 3j-Thc People rel lanes c. Kahan appellant agt
The Board Police Commissioners OF NewNork Cty SUD
mttcd. .. -,,-. -. CT. o.x.o,
shen respondents argued by d. NJ Dewitt iol appeI
liant and \. Schoonidahe /, ir. lor respondents - a.,
80 4I--The Of NisbOl 'ugh. respondent, agt me
Nr.YoTk and Canada aluad Company and others, appel
Iaf, argued by D. NJ lOr appellants, and samuel
Hand for ], spnnfcnt ~
No 4G-The OF Essex respondent aet the NewloIk
ana Canada Railroad Company argued by d. Nj Grover i
puprllant an samuel II and for respondent.
following the CacLdars for Tuesday: Motion taion'
dsr-Nns 54 $40. 34l, $40. $50. 3j3 35S, JJJ stU
Day calendar-Nos. 81, Z, 10, 5S 20, II, ii. ~
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
INDICTMENTS IN QUEENS COUNTY.

WORK OF THE GRAND JURY AT LONG ISLAND CITY.
The Queens County Circuit and oyer and
Terminer met at Long Island City yesterday. Judge
Gilbert presided. There ninety cases on the
civil calendar, but few marked ready.
The case OF long Island City against John Koran,
formerly City Treasurer and Receiver, involving a
claim OF upward of $4,000 on account Of alleged
arrearaecs was at the last term referred to the Hon. L.
Bradford Prince but for there has never
been a hearing IN the matter Itcame up again before
the Court yesterday application for the appoint
ncut of another referee Mr. Prince having been ap-
poInted Chief-Justice OF the United States Supreme
Court for New-McXicO Judge Gilbert VIII probably
make another appointment to-day
The Grand Jury, OF which Benjamin ID. HICKS IS
foreman, did finish their abOr5 Yesterday. Among
the most important indictments found II Is under
STOOD was one against Glenn" Matthews, Justice OF
office IN the gu appropriation OF moneys received
for fines. Justice Matthews once before has been IN
dcted for "a similar offence but the ease was com
promised " Pigeon Mcclure and James larkin, VINO
are alleged 10 have been concerned IN the masked
burglary I'm Jamaica, indicted. Another ot inc
band, Joseph Crawford, * still az large but IL Is
thought that he will soon be in custody.
William Battcrby and John llnscnfclder, arrested
with Shorn Rogers aud Others of the shorty Lent
gang at East NcwYOrk were discharged by the KINGS
County Court at the time Rogers was convicted, nut
were Immediately rcarresed FOR alleged completely IN
another burglary at Wood Haven ana taken 20 Jamaica
They were to have htd examination Ucf0re Justice
Belts next Thursday but Ds,rct-AUOrreY Darling bad
witnesses before the Grand jury yesterday On Whose
testimony u understood, they were indicted VIII
lam Klincs VINO confessed to a burglary near Och
Cove about three months ago. was also indicted.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
Excursions.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
Y npEN EROM BRO A. NJ. TO u Z NJ

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
Vi OPEN FROM 500 NJ. TO II = NJ.
EECTOIkSTK Nearest point for Wall street Ferry,
and with ears for south Ferry.
COURTLAN DT point Tor Jersey CITY and
COmmunpaw Ferries.
Barclay street Ferry 10 HoD0ken
CHAMBERS REET-Nearest pOin; for Payona and Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLlN.STREET-
point for Desbrosse1 street Ferry
Jersey CITY and connects with for DesbrO.ses and
East Grand street Ferries.
BIEECKER.sTREET-COn with cars for East and
West.
TIGHTI sTRFET-Searest point for Christopher Street
Oboken connecting with cars fOr Christopher
and East Tenth Street Ferries.
RTEFNTH.STREET-N Nearest point 10 Union square,
yng ana Ianmany Halls, Win East
twenty third and Thirty. fourth street Ferries
TWEN ~ TNIHIRD-SIkEET-NeaTes point TO Booths, ~
James Park Theatres Grand Opera House ClmOTes
Garden. aud Masonic Temple, and T"entythird street
Ferry Jersey city.
tn iRTY THIRDS TIBET Nearest point 10 STANDARD
Broadway and Fifth Avenue Theatres, Aquarium and
San Francisco Mnstrcs connecting with cars for Wee
hawken Ferry.
TORrY~ ECO y DSTRE connects with New York Trans
Ter Company cabs FOR Grand Central Depot
FIFIlETii STREE
TIFrY.EIGIrII STREErNearest point Tor Central PARK
connecting with Oi Bent Line Railroad.
uptown trans take east side stations.
Iord doWutoWn trains take west Hdo stations
FARE. CENIS. Except between the hours OF $50 TO
A. IA. y. when the fare - > cents
WM. II. GARRISON, President
u VAN BROCKLIN Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
THE COURTS.
RESPONSIBILITY OF A RAILROAD


SUIT AGAINST TIE PENNSYLVANIA Rhi+RoAD TO
RECOVER LOSS OF INTEREST on BONDS OF ONE
OF ITS LEASED ROADS.
The suit of Augustus G. Brown against the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company involving an important
question OF the liabilities of the defendant was argueu
yesterday before the Supreme Court, General lefin
The question demurrer TO the complaint ana
for the purposes OF the argument all the statements OF
the complaint taken true. These statements are
in substance follows In 1865 the Columbus, chicago
and Indiana Central Railway Company had outstanding
S10,42s, 600 OF bonds secured by mortgage
At that time the Pcnnsy ylvahia Railroad Company
controlled through Its ownership OF majority ot INC
stock, the Pttsburg, Cincinnati and st. Louis Railway
Company III 1850 the three companies entered into an
agreement by which the Columbus Company leased us
road to the PttsburS Company the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company guaranteeing payment of interest on lhe
bonds q deposit of 80 per cent of the oss earhes
OF the Columbus Company IN bank or trust company;
The bonds Columbus Chicago and Indiana Cehtai
Railway Company thereupOn stamped with an IN
dorsement including these words, 9ayment o tne eI
est and principal OF the entire series OF bonds mentioned
herein is guaranteed by the Ptsbnrg, Cincinnati ana
ST. Louis Railway Company and the Pennsylvania kai
road Company" The interest on these bonds was pad
through the pennsy ylyania Railroad Company agents
mp TO the Fan of 1874. Default was made in APRIL
1875. The plaintiff says he bought $1,000 OF Tue ,
bonds of the Columbus. Chicago and Indiana Centra
Railway Company, relying The guarantee OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company ana sues the lattr col
pany for his defaultrd coupons Judge D0n0hue, Oh
demurrer. overIulcd his complaint and he appeals.
On his part he claims that tie contract between the
three companies made the PENNSYLVANIA CompdnS, ~
not the immediate debtor, at least the guaranor OF Inc
interest the bonds and that failure 10 pay the IN
terest having occurred and due demand having iaiied
the plaintiff has the right 10 proceed directly against
guarantor. In answer 1t IL claimed that the con
between the three companies, and that their
creditors parties 10 1t and have no rights under
II. A b0ndhOldcr by due process Of law must put
himself IN the place OF the dCfaung company before
he can proceed under this contract ana at any rate he
must JON that company III the suit and show that IL had
a right 10 make the contract. -,
In reply il was answered that the Pennsylvania Ran
road Company, by its endorsement on the bonds ana py
ife giV D1N
the place of the principal debtor and estopped ltst
from any defence that the other company c0nld NOT
make the contract. Decision was reserved William n.
Beach appeared for the plaintiffs Stanley Matthews fOr
the Pennsy vania Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
CAUGHT STEALING FROM THE MAILS.

A lettcr-carrier of the New-IOrk Post Or
fee John Flood OF No. 81 Hudsonst, was arrested on
Sunday evening at the Central OAcc while in the act OF
stealing letters from the mails. His pockets were
searched and twentyOne unopened letters addressed
TO H. L. Plumb lottery dealer, and directed to The
Iron ge found. He also had III his pockets 81
which he acknoW edgcd he had lchcd from other let
tiers. He was taken before United States Com
missioner Shields yesterday morning and held
in 5000 bail. He said that he did not
wish anyone 10 become his bOndsman. The prs-
oncr is fine-lookng man, nearly thirty years of age,
aud has a wife and two children. He has been employed
thc Post Office nearly two years. and suspicion OF his
dishonesty only aroused weeks ago. when II was
found tndt letters from several carrier
routes From the fact that he was used ~ substitute
on different routes and from other circumstances, the
detectives thought that Flood the tncI but they
were not able detect HIM until sunday evening HIS
salary 500 year. He has confessed thdt WltDlh
TWO mon ;hs A0 has stOlen abOut eGOO.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
Judge Sheridan
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srPrlvr CorRI-CHANBF -Barrett J.-Nos lCi l6j -!
90 81 70 -, g. -, So =, - 81 % lOs. ~ ~
1871 IA lj3 lGl. lO No. 4to ~ 40 io -to no. ''
264, POO. 2j6. 200. -, .. ,..-.,. r.
Nos. "a j. 76 H. -. So lS ls9 10 l9 lH, IvO 49o'
gg 300 2O2 2O3 2Jj, 2O6, 2Ol. 2Ls 30 40 l4b
sprcAL TrRH-IAWrencr. J.-De emurrers-N0s 10 ana =
Law aud Fact-Nos eg5. sl5. sl7 SOD ~ 4O3 80 20
CRclI-PARr I-Donohue. Nos 2si4 4l2i, ?s5g o.
o--g S0L 36s- g5lO 23l3 lS6j lsOJt, 1910 ll25 ~
I'm 9sh0 l7iji, 2sis 25S 1921 4523 273i l2i 3207
All 5gO0 2 1890 1887. 1850. 3Gsl - 2773 2leJ .!"2
S,,O 2Sl IlO9. 9iI ISL, lO2.' 200, -S,
go Gl2I 2Dji lsO 1850 2S5-, 2r5S 2s73 1861 q ali5
PALT II-POtt,r J-Casc on No 0'o-"l lh'o' 80" "A'''
ct al. - o.,o ON, o,-- 1000 2soa
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

257e ?4s9 142l lao5 25s2 sss 1888 25G3 $780, 92of
COMMON PLRAs-THIAL TERn-PAgI Ivan Hoesen e.
Nos 704. $50. s22 s24. s2J. sl6 s3t. s3l. 63O 79l
MARINE COURT-1RIAL TERM-PART lII-GOepp J-Nos
5osl 529 bls2 52sG $780, 500 6253, 53jl 6U39 52i3
1888. 1884. $685.
GENERAL sEssoSs-PART T-Glldersleeve. flames Bnn
Jeremiah Curtn Thomas smith, Edward Coleman Edward
Malone John Conners burglary James f. smith, grand lar
ceDy Lizzie stewart, Margaret Mclaughlin. larceny from
the Thomas Doyle Murray larceny
Thomas MOat assault aud battery Robert Primrose Charles
HeisChaft grand larceny.
PART II-COwing. Francisco De homicide Fred
erick Schoen Martin Winters Charles Beckman, grand
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERa

Aye-B, sw cor 1jth.st. 20xGO; Charles F. Milbank
anu another, executors, etc, to Thomas Cunning
han .-.-. -....... -,
74thst l25 n OF lthaye. 7jXlj3.sl l4N7S.GX
IlG.+ Cornelius ORcilly ana wife TO Ramon
Mar me- hernandez. ......
Same prI. erty ; Thomas J O'Rei " and others to
Ramon Marirncz Y Hernandez ........ ...............
2d-aye. cor 62d-st, 2JJX10; Jchn Bell and
others to John Il Han ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
l50thst :. 80 Il OF Courtandtaye, 2jXl00 John
Bender and wife to John Gie5c
Avcf W cor 18th Il, 20XGO Arthur Johncs referee,
To Charles r Mllbank and another, executor. etc
styles and husband To Frances Pagc................
6jtl-st, =, jOft g uf Ma asonave, lONl00 Edward
Rrady to Wirlt Bronson .............. ...........
llOlh-st. ss. between LIST and 2dayes, X; Alfred
C0yill ir, 10 Euphemia PurtGn ---.-..............
IhompSOnSi. Nos - . and 30, 3S4XJ4 Jennet Cur
y 10 Benjamin Hutchinson. ............ ..........
l2ith ST. u :. 20 n W Of lstave IL 9XlO0 IL Bonia
min Hutchinson 10 Jennct Curry ..................
l21th 81, II = 81 II " Of lStaye. lS3XlOOll Benja
MN Hutchinson to JCuuct Curry. ...-..... .........
Slst Il, =, 40 II W Of lstave lOOXlO2.2 John III
Delne and wife To Julius GllscY
llth-ave. = = cor 3ittst. 2Ox72 John Heielch and
vile 10 Emi
MOnnesde ave, II cor l2Oth.st 10 l2lstst. 2IO.2l4
Nl5S44NITegnlar: Patrick CallaGhan to William
DcmOrest.
4thave, cor llthst 100 llyl5j, two-fifths part
sarah l. Cornish. cxecutfix. etc. To Edwin DObbs
LeyinRiOnaYe. cor itI-st S3XlS.i Ira j. DOyIng
and wife 10 Cathariuc TOrIey..-.................
.Ith.st nos il7 and 80 West 6Ox9S.9; william "
kincsla and others, executors, etc. 10 Franz
IauferW eiler
22Gst, 2O.G n e. OF lst-ave. 9lX9S9 John Hogan
aid wife to William OBicn ... INSTRUMENTATION.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
RECORDED MORrGAGE4

Bertrand, Jacob AMI wife to Marie p FiSkeu, guar
dian etc, 9thaye, Of iOt3st, years. ....... 50.
BrOgdn, T. ia to William II Austin. II Is DOWniugst,
lots NOs and u. years. 90. ...-....-....... o..
Davies. II T. and wife to Anne McFcat, s. llithst.
wOt itiaye year. j.
DAVIS. l. 10 Margaret y STEELE. 80 l3S East l2th-
~, years. IT,
Foster Gecr-e " and wife to IL W Foster OH.
uf 7Othst year ..-...... A.
Gscy Julius aud WiiC To- SamIcl : Constant, > St
ST. OF lst ave. months o.
Goldman. Augusta l. and husband 10 MOnz and
Louis Jusrpltha. Jlstst. OF Stli-1vc years a.,
same to ROsao Gutemai, same property, ye3rS--- -
LIufcrswciler. Franz 10 Clara Il sutton and others.
executors, etc. NOS 81 and jl9 West 21thst. 10
years. ~
Same 10 George l. Kingsland and others, executors,
etc, same property, 10 =
Same to " illlam VI KingSland executor, etc same
ViopcTiy 10 years =,
Hutchinson, benjamin 10 Jcnuct Curry, Nos 2s % and
30 Thompson Il, year 4,
New-IOrk PreSbFi 'rau Chnrch 20 the Ptesb tory "
New-No > I'm 81, " oi Gthaye. demald:.... g..
Noble, William and wife To Emma tlisOn JOthst,
cf 4tlraVr ana J1ti-i years -.----------- ~
Same to John Taylor jGth-st, Oi 4thave. years l..
Prison. Janclte 10 the Citizens savings Bank, Nos
122 Pearl and SO Watcr-st. years -.-..-.... 2O
Wright, Martha j and husband 10 ADram WyckOn,
l2l5st OF 2d-ayc yc1r....................- s.,
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
PciI George 70 Isaac Mey Sc.
IlOusman. James A 10 Helen Weed--.--.-----''.'''
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

liam J. Murtagh proposing to sell TO the Government
the building at the OF Tbrteenthst and Pennsyl-
vaniaave known as The Republican Offices Referred to
the Committee on Appropriations.
Mr.. ANTHONY Oscp. II. L. submitted a resolution
authorizing the Committee Printing send for per-
and papers and TO employ a stenographer In any
matter that arise out of tho award OF the recent
contract for paper. Agreed TO.
message received from the House OF Represent
avcs, I'm to the request OF the Senate, transmit
ting the testimony taken before committee OF that
body IN regard TO Senator Stanley Matthews. IL was
not laid before the Senate by the Vice President today.
The senate then, at $50 y. m adjourned until IL
- 1npEf fn-fn
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
F,suIov,pIr COMPLAINT. - Man

Pana dear the children have been asked 10 thc WI
ough,y Eohnsous's the nth, the Howard JOncS i
the 9TH and Talbot Browness on the 2lst Ihe u,
be dreadfuy disappointed II you don't let tDelh EO'
MAY write and accept dear papaF Dear IaItt lsdN-
agcvl Oh lust as You please But, as luNenle par
tics shofid al ways be taken IN time you had better
write TO DR. squs too, and tell him 10 call Oh the l2tL'
10th and 22d.- Punch
Disconnected pauper Con the Christmas dim
ner1 Well This Is Christmas dinner as ever
NJ ~ 'ad since the 'Ouse! thinks when
we 'es dinner party the ought To AK us
We likes n well done aud whether takes fat, ana Dot
cut the vtles aud showl it On our plates anyhow!
-lPunch.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday, Jan. 27lS7E
The following sales were held at the I
change SalesToOm to-day:
Bg IVm. EennsltU
l 2s;O'y brick dwelling with lot No 20G Sprincsts
Institution =. ". ss
BIZ Richdrd y. HdTnen
2lots es 10Th ave, j44 n Of 14t-st. each 2Jxi0O;
Chas and JnO Watkins Observation-Disclosures. g.,
Bu John 7. BOVd
lots 9 AveA 50.l0 II = Of l22d.st. each 25Xl00;
Nicholas Espenschtd d..-.........-............. g.,
By RfcbdTd Field.
2stOry frame house with lot. Cortlandt-ave. ~
II Of MlltOnst, 23d Ward, lot 26xl0O: Robert
Bu Sc9n d WUry,
! plot OF land = Union ave. adjoining lands OF st
Johns COLLEGE. aud running through to Bronx
River 21SX2lUXlt6x-, and lots W UniOnaVe,
adjoining lands OF Z VI Tydig, at FOrdham. each
251ZO6; VIM MOodcOck ].
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
fost an0 fonn0.

I OST OR SrOLEN-Bank Books numbered
2g7l4 80 500 and sO6l5 Of the German Savings BanS
IN the civ of II not returned % tho
bank before day of February, 1879 application viii
be made the bank for new books.
4 OST or STOl.EN-Banl book No. 99.26S
of the German Savings Bank IN the Ci'yOf NswNork
issued Turtle Bay ledge Itls hereby requested that
book De returned 10 the bank u found returned
the bank b'ote the expiration ot weeks fn the lih
November 1875, application Will DC made u the JSnk
for book.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
RECORDED LEASES.

blackstone, Wyllls 70 John Frank. 80 l2i Spring
ST. years At annual rent OF
BIcnuau, Timothy to john Mcguire No SOI 2daYc
years, at annual rent Of
kOkr, Fltdericka r., administrator, etc, 10 john
Bc"kman. store and bastmt nt of No lOl lIvinS
tOust. years, AZ annual rcnt OF
Mayer, Edward To Lemuel W Davis. 40 l3S 18th
II, 81 years at annual rent Of ..-..----------
Mullcan. Andrew to Lcmnci " Davis lot l9tXls in
rear Of No 81 3iave, u wears at annual rent Of.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

EOR SALE-LOt, 123d-St.. near 7th-aye., for
1 $1,000. rutland * WHITING, > Bcekman.st.
EOR SALE or LEASE.-Thc fOur-stOTY
rs Cliifst and 2i Pearst (lctween Fulton and
John, % feet by I97 Icot Address OWNE Box 90 Post
Office.
EOR SiLE-An assortment of houses. gold
prices 500 $1,000 situated SD Stat, SDth
and 79hsts Two beautiful corncT- 18th and eOsts and
1s;ayt. desirable Investment: call anu sec then
Office corner 79th.st and ist-avc.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
Conuirn Real Gstata tor Sale.


A CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale, a good, well
snrirs aUd Cpntaiu5 in the
sual building suitable for carpenters shop
maker The hOusc Is staten Island. Y. Y,
10 minutes walk from Gliitoh Landing. Ine prop
erly can FOR - 200 part o the purchase money
remain mortgage. Address r. y l Box H. Tribune
Ofice
EOR SALE or TRADE-1, 100 acres Mis-
s0un Lands; title perfect at 81 30 per acre will trade
Stationery EaDS Books Flat Papers or comDcie STOCK
Address SPRING Il ROBERroON, lafayette. Ind
EOR SALE.
/ Timber and farming land In NewJerscy. 200 ACRES
WHITE OAK 80 ACRES PIN f., averaging aiOu' 30
cord, acre. Address PU Box 2olJ
Philadelphia Penn
Arangc County Farm, 40 acres; spacious
~ buildings productive soil fruit timber, water &c beau
mountain views, good ueglIDorhood creamery depot
&c convenient See maps ana particulars.
G. II. OLIVER. lG2 Broadway.
CTORE and DWELLING combined at Mill
- brook. Duchess COmty, " y. Address j. DEAHlNG,
IishkIl, y. y.
no MANUFACTURES.
For sale or 10 LET Of years the vaua bic property
known as the 81 CathlTnes Wheel Works ST Catharlnes,
ontario situated the Wcland canal aud within easy MS
aucr of The Great Western Wcand Railways, having
dOCkage sulcent Tor large DS
ness The fitted with new ana nnpIOy yea ma
chuery the Of carriage WOOiWOlk ei every
IN department, and has facilities
for me production II ny (jO set patent wheels per day'
There connection slwmi.i property QOcattu III
Essex County, in good for The getting ont OF raw mate
Ial business. Possession given III FEBRUARY next
For PARTICULAR apply 10
c. ". ARNOLD
ST Catharines Canada.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
Ciln properin 90 fet.

FNO LET-OlliccS, lofts, stores and easements
4 in Reekman Ann Fulton John, Pearl, william ana
Nassali.sts. rutland < WHITING, Beekma.sl.
rINWO-STORY HOUSE TO LET or LEASE.
-20 East lJthst Inquire at l09 east l3ts near itn'
a
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
itlusical Instruments.

"A. No. - EAST l4rH-5T.
CHICKERING'S Seinway and other Pianos aud organs lOH
or cash. mstalments. and for rent
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
Gclp t1ante0

GrIp fuante0
DOOK AGENTS WANTED Address KID
ID pEES Pnb ishing Department, 7jj Broadway New.
York.
NVANTED-A good man for every State to
w scll goods sample fair salary pad LABELLE MAN
I'FACTT RINGCO 90 lark ST. Chicago.
xX1A\TED-Onc live man for each State to
w sell goods by sample fair salary paid. IA BELLE
MANUFACTCRING COMPANY, 9j CLARK ST. Chicago, IL
XIANTED-A first-class salesman from 30
10 40 Years take charge of j. ami hire and
train AGENTS sell TIE BEST BIBLE must be man Of
great and have ability handle will guarantee
man who after short experience shows alnty To make
sales and instruct Others from 900 10 Sl,jO0 give
experience and guarantee wanted; send this. W. J. HoL
LAND, springfield, Mass
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
Gouses ano farms rDdnteo.

IOWA LANDS WANTED.-l want 10000
i acres Of Iowa land, for cash. MUST BE A BABGAlN
Address -" Box 299, New York Post Ofce
NXrANTED-A dweling-hOuse i'll good con-
w iition gtDd ghbO. hood az low price Adde'S
cIvur particulars amount VI cash wanted. MAMMAL
TAN, IIILuue once
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
ferIures ano ncetlnos.

MEXICAN INSTITUTE ANNUAL MEET
"A ING will be held rooms IN the Cooper Building,
on Thusdar the 9th day OF February, AZ 750 o'clock p
c. NICK. LOE,ER, Rec. Sccy NC. la, fitslo.lt
GOSPEL SERVICES, conducted by Mr. SAW
" YER in the Lecture Room .; Thirteenth street ITcsby
terrain Church, between 9Th aud 1hayes on TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY and Thu RSDAI EVENINGS, Ian. -, 29,
20 at 80 O'Clock
TNHE REV. WM. LLOYD lectures TUESDAY
EVENING at o'clock, IN the church Of the Holy Splut,
57th st.. ith-avc. subject: John M!l;on.'.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
Connlrp propertp % Eet.

FURNISHED HOUSE to Lbl-At MaulsOI
Nj. - rooms near depot very low. Apply to
4. WEBB. lG5 Pcarl-st, New YORK
NIONTCLAIR.- - Houses furnished, unlul-
w nisled sale and rent Howe Parson-''9 CediIslNl
NJORRISTOWN, n. J.-TO LET-Ihe resi-.
vi enre of the late Judge Wood deceased large mousse
grounds garden. sta0le and carriage nouse ,
hennery elegantly located IN centre centre %. aV"n ~ M
Will lease OF short oI l1hg ctu
JOS. W BALLENTISE. MOrrstoWn. \.
TIO FARMERS with CAPlIAL.- LANOE
iA'1 =" ''@' - j q. BECK. 246 Cana-st
fVO RENT-Furnished-L Cottage IN
i Pelham Manor near New.York CITY very tAy0raplo .4
terms line chance for young couple Address d. NAh
SON 2j2 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
Real Gsiaie TO Grthan9e.

NTWI VDIWIt =
DROWN STONE HOUSE, West 4Sth-st, to
ID ezchange for small country place . co,- , ,,,u,..
TOR SALE or WILL EACEiANGE-A de-
si,,le inroved propeTty on Johns River, Florida,
near Jack ksOnyle orange some live STOCK pehOh9
property. &c. W C. WAbNEIt zOg SIaI 81 A>S
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE, on easy terms
Factory buildings and fifty eigr years leases OF three
lots ON 2Itlist near IOthaye JAMES CONDlE, 22dst
and 9thaye.
Gan FRANCISCO LOTS in exchange for
y New York city LOTS titles perfect Address h. Tribune
Uptown ONCE l2jS BIOIdNay
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
Balls.

CHARITY BALL
" Of 1879
VIII take place ~ The
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
MONDAY. February 10
under the usual management
Tickets DemOnco's and principal hotels
IRENCH COOKS BALL.
II TUESDAY. FEBRUARY T.
Grand ball gwen by the SOCIETIES CCLINAlRES
PITITANTH ROPIQUE 1T COSMOPOIIrE atACADEMY
or MUSIC and NIIISON HALL. for the benefit OF the
Widows and orphans fund. Great GasroDomc exhibitions
from y. IN. To -. - -
TICKET, ADMITTING GENTLEMAN and LADIES. -.
the principal hotels restaurants and clubs OF tho
city.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
5ilrGtlono UGnteo-- 1Ialss

DIIWIIUN3 SUWNItO -FI8EtD
A GERMAN YOUNG MAN, not long in this
~ country good morals wants to enter prentice in
some leg mechanical trade; age Il years Address
2Sl Henryst, New York
COACHMAN and GROOM-By competent,
~ reliable and Trustworthy married man thoroughly I'M
all VIII be highly
cnde by employer sObIicy. honesty and capab
excellent city Testimonials city or county
civil ami ging. can address J. d. 2lJ last 4Ots
COACHMAN and GROOM or USEFUL MAN.
-Py single young ScOtchman neat and indy; Is eNpe
renced reliable and competent IN all his dGues with excel
ient cy references sObrety and honesty trustworthy
man In every respect. and viii appreciate good steady
place in city Call No 29O Cthavc near lotst
yVAITER.-By Il frst-claSs Swiss Protest
w ant waiter: speaks English and IS capable item
psrate and sober city country. COZ Gave between
3jth and 3GtlIs;s.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
Ciln Real Gstaic tor Sale.

Pc George 70 Isaac 4 Me- ...............-..
IIousman James 10 Helen Weed..-.......-.........
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GAuations Uanfe6--JemalsJ 81
GOOK.-Ry q Scotch Protestant cook

COOK.-By n respectable young woman as
~ cook cooking In all tts branches
good baker: best city references No. 6i3 lOthave