davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-02-19

prcscrlbcs tint snrltnlson wlcnt, otherwise
sound, Rhafl not bc graded una".lu1, nor ella1l
wI,cnt clcanud by the orsinnrv fnnninE'lnlll be
graded unrlcan. Sec Q prohibits shc uso of II
1ncnaurc lcss than the legal hatfbushtl tor as
ccrtnlnng Tho weight per bushel; nlso requires
tho measure to bo filled froM hopper not less
tilnn six inches aboyo thu top Of tho tncasurr,
dtscharginr Into tic centre OF tho measure,
wllIcl, Is to bo struck III tllc usual tnannrt.
Scc. 4 prrscribcs pcitntties for pt1rcl1aslnE,
storlng, Or shipping wheat graded
oerwso than a. pto'cr!bcl hercin also I,1ds} d9r
$50 for the first oltcnsc, l1l 800 for subsequent
oHcnsea, olle-f,ali to 40 to the puhlle schools
nn.( the other hnlf to the fnformcr. Zee. 8 I'm.
0r knowingly cheating IN weight, nr ns!ng other
than lalf-hushcl mcaaurc.' Sec q apptics pen
Mites to pereons acting Us agents for otEcrs 10
tlolnE the th!llgs punishable by accs. ! and b.
Sec. makes It thu duty oi County Attorneys
to prosecute nl,l Of Commissioners to pay tile
costs Of prosecution from county funds.
, 1879-02-19
TE1ECRAPHlC NOTES.

New YonK, Feb. 1s.-IIorace Maynard,
United States Minister to Constantlnoplu, has
hrrivcd here With his wife.
PH1LApELru1A, Feb. 1s.--Judge McKcnnan,
Of the United States Circuit Court, lIus appoinl-
cd Oliver Amcs, OF Massachusetts, Receiver Of
the s20O0O00 note In liquidation In Bostou
given by the Union Pactt1: Ra!irond to the
Credit M0hilcr.
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 18.-In the case Of the
Atturner. .Guneral vs. Samuel Conrtriett and
others, wherein Tue right Of persuns to hold
oflicu rs Judges Of the fourth subdivision was
ingolvcu waB considered. There WINS III coll
curtcnce OF majority Of thu Court today III
any particular ground. but majority conclirrcd
In holding TINT there must be d Judgment 6us-
taiu1ug tic tstto OF Judges to their olilrcs.
, 1879-02-19

The sewerage System III Berlin Is a water-car-
rtage systruI iur al ruin, domestic Water, aud
watcE-ciosets, with this Taluabc alteration, tlat
nut onu gA!lon VI suwnsc u ullowetl tu uhtor tho
sluggish little creek or river Spree. EaetI sew
eragt dIstrut has ono leading intcrccptIng aeWur-
collector fl which the whole scwuget by other
intrfrcptlnE sewers, ctnptiea. Tl!e sewage cosl-
tents uru COLLECTED lii largo watGr.t3gtlt we'll
which IL called tho sta'Iltn end Of thu collecting
sewer. Ihts we'll Or cylinder basin is thirty lcct
III diameter nnl soycrl feet below tho incnn
wutcr-leyui, mud is provided With an ont.faIl
sewcs, toward Tho river, In cascs Of ttntnv.,se
Tllls basin Is provided with q strong grato to re-
lnin tue solids OF tho sewage. Thu liquids enter
AcyllRdcr In this centre About eight feet In
tliAtncter. and aru trom here distributed by
cae!, pumping Estatton tl.e water IL p,1nlpct! to
the irrigntui ieiAs which are located III clrcla
ArUunA Tue great barren anll plalu OF Rerlia
NJ III average lsstance VI elcycn AiHl nnc-tnlf
geedisnts aud filter tue "attr tegtectly thraugh
sto soil ucl0ro tIr sasl,e usturs Tho liver. luu
average III OF thu savage Ia lhlfsy-slx fuet In
hGnt, url .ts conducted through wrought.tron
pipes, with thrpe ieut diameter, TO lIc irrlgA-
tun teltls.
Tic lnul,nor OF vcntlattng most etYcctualIy
has been I'attcr of some doubt. alNl tt,u Berlin
Sewerage Commission l,as given this ltnpnttant
point III city sewerage fus! attention., and they
havc tried almost every suggestion lnade hy
prominent ungineass. A perfect ventilation Ii
essential to al structures, u.l,l espurlaIIY TO
those Which contain bad air pnl soWer-gaaea;
! tl.c latter often caI&se o great pressure
against tho houae-couneetlon traps and
rnlcr the dwellings, u the eruat letri-
latut Ut the Inhabitants. The Commission,
in Hsrlin brought tho yrasilation IN .pracsi-
cal operation through largo alanufActory-
rilmnays and cxprest!y-constructe1 atr-statts,
wu!rll tiey had provided With suitable furnaces,
| to draw out all bud air, gascs, utc. But they
soon found TINT this urlwug OF tho air by heat
can,ot bs well regulated, und tor thts rtasotl
dues dat,n4c, tor by stroag dsuughts f. opuas
tls lraps III lhe dwellings, Ac1t to llas turlac,:,
nntl consequently allows . larGe portion OF lie
rear Ga2 10 a1c4pa through tll4s culusctlng pipea
, 1879-02-19
WEST POINT.

Speefaf Dispatch II 1Ae IrtbHHe.
BLooM,NGToN, Feb. 18.-At Into llorr to-
night thn Judges in the competitive cxamtna.
ton decided TINT o. C. Tear, of Bnyhrook, had
the highest average, u,li should be appointed
Cadet to West Point. G. N. Twpdcll, Of Mason
CItY. having the next highest nYurugo, wus
ctnsea alternate.
, 1879-02-19
UNITED WORkMEN,

Special 1&patch to Tia 7fftuH&.
1ND1AHAroL1s, 1nd., Feb. 18.-'Tte Grand
Lodge Of the Ancient Order Of United Work.
men Of lndiaua mot to-duy, sevontytwo lodges
being represented. The Fust Alnstur's degree
the regular order OF business was entered upun.
The clcctLnn III officers for thu ensuing ycar
takes place tomorrow.
, 1879-02-19
An Exan,ple for Struggling foo'"'

1F61HF vaU nix
c % styysss yag a* Aassa yesh xso ,s,, hs' se se
day % 1s s iaiticl % ode shores wit a!l 81 him. a
nlddlug.sIsci handkerchief la T9'ay En-. tht pa'
pour boy Ii convinced tat na .n,, INV wbvrs csps.
upon tho highlands OK tilo y II. vii Gegia'y
Jjw Jor them ~ soon as tile tTos' se'A
fItG rru,tf,H
, 1879-02-19
EORTtEhVENWOR1H.

LrAvENwoNT1i, Kan., Feb. 1s,-Company II,
Nineteenth Infantry, nrriycd at Fort Lcavon-
worth this evening" from Fort Lyon, co.n-
mnnded by Gen. CIarlcs II, Smith in rerso,i.
Tho Nineteenth will bo stationed ut Fort
Lcnrenwoftl until further orders, Con. Smith
assuming tho duties Of post co,ntiIu1Iler.
, 1879-02-19
SUTRO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 18.-Tho pumping Of
water iutu tho sutro tunnel has laeen dlscon-
tinurd by The mlucs. 1t Is now gwen out that
m carly scttleIncnt OF NIL te differences ba-
tween thu tl.nuel company md thu mines nny
In nnke1 FIR.
, 1879-02-19
IIealy nl.l Stanley

ar, tlsaiy. ono et our s;ssi, 4 ,pitt, u 1T +.
explorer, uud ths London .4e.,d"ye yer paate1 y
doubt that It Is the beat poFtfa.1 "it teutesp.9!
glu,ley, lhe secular In'ssiona'x xhu,i tie pue
15:aaY o%ss y " s aay a rseotd. i famous
, 1879-02-19

"a Niger MAN. -,
ys.e 3ors avt'a. nd she,s ~
cetsvayo Ia 4 bigger spsn than au e'
, 1879-02-19

Of GxIlAtlnttt,n waa given ~ ~! got word
soxtsn ftaliyc to tsois atynnga nrr,osN v shsNlerrI
twain aro sAId to GG from 1lartfe,Ti fTi'caate. The
, 1879-02-19

Aot&i s.++.tss..s.3~, I+}ut Ia. II
THE E1yKNuE NATTER
waa called up This HlorunS ty Air. MattheHs,
C4IalrlUnn 0s the CunA!ttue ul Nuycuue OF Lht
Iluuse, who moved y auspcnslon Of tAu rules,
ulAt lhc t0iuk resolution pk aenatog Riddle pro-
, 1879-02-19

ON THE SUBJECT or T1lE ,tAlL,soAn AND
wANEtl0UsE COMMISSION.
Ht3rIal HisI,urh IL Tia 1sihune.
RrR1AHriELp, ILL.,, Feb. lS.-'rhe Governor
submitted The fnflnwfnE rcasous for tr exist
c,ce nj lie Lizard Ut ila!lroad a,l,l Warehouse
Commissioners
ESTATE op ILLINOIS, EXECUTIVE DEpAwr-
MINT, stiMsuFlELn, Frb. II, lsiU-7o Mt fi9,,.
uyutt fr jfVuse If Representatives.: II, ns.swrr to
Tie House rcsulat!ut, aluplel Feb, Il. us fol
lows r
he II rttolEtd. Thai tic tioyernor le roqupslcA
10 furnsl, al a parl5 lHe, for thu utorn,4tton OF
this lluu4u, The t!atp uf n,'1utntlnrLt nay. au
eutsro guai n alhtnihlnx tnv lsA!lr,a niid Wal ru-
lUusu CuHstsslGl per yeas tosetuet ss1ti. such in.
tofnatluh ~ naY ov In Aia pssesslun te4rjin. tho
lmcit Ut anyl us the Eun,alssIoI tu tlu ptuple Of
liI!!uls.
II llaye thu honor to say that the Board Ut
Railroad anu Warehouse Commissioners wus
created by VI, act Ut tc Genera! Assembly, en-
titled An hrt tu establish u board ut lsalroa.l
anh Warehouse Commissioners, anh to prrseftba
thcir powers ,nlul u1.tirs,t approved April IL,
1911, MD the tIrst npuutHl,nuHt Ut Commission.
yYs WAS matie JnaY |, lsst.
"flte i'ay HlIll expunsrs af the Dourd sincu its
creation to Oet. Isis, IL shown tn thu follow
| llE tabls;
July l, lG7l, to Nov 10. 1879. sic, .as 81, iii
Dec. !. 1sI's, " Sus. H.. lHiA.. 4D,eut l1,1i4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
PROPOSALS for TRUCKING GOVERN
4 NEWT STORES.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTEg's OFFICE,
Corner of Houston aud Greene


Corner OF Houston aud Greenesfs.
NEW NORa- May !, lST3.)
SEALED Proposals, in tTiohc3te addressed TO the
undersigned will be Received at this crce until one O'Clock
The 9th day OF june 1879 al which time and place
theY will the presence o. Ddders for tlc Truck
ing an Government stores within the city Of Nrw.lork,
which be the duty Of the 9uIrtctmasers Department.
move from the first day OF july 1879 TO The 5Jh day OF
June, 1859 both days inclusive
Proposals price per carman's load OF bar
pork. barrels -four, 1000 pounds weight or 80 cubic
feet II other
F, any exceeding one half nile For dis
rNcCodnV ouehaf mle but not exceeding nile
distance exceeding mile, but not e-ing one
one-haf miles For distance exceeding anG one
but exceeding two miles For stance
ceodng miles but not exceeding to AMI oncf miles.
exceeding two and one m miles, bat rot
ding three mics. Per onehai NILE for any distance
ceediug three miles.
The will be required to perform the WORK at any
time upon reasonable notice being him, at night
and sundays, wncB necessary without extra
peusa and allowance VIII De made tor Ceten
ton delivery caused BY officer
or agent OF the Government
Blauks proposals may be obtained az this Office.
The bidder Wll b. required enter into writ
United with good approved
security the OF Ave thousand dollars, thin ten days
after being notified 81 the acceptance " ms proposal
The United states the night 10 reject any OF all
PROPOSALS
ton Tor The purpose by Congress.
l.. c. EASTON. Colonel and A. Q. VI. Gent
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pECARnEH l.EAGES

1,,-,-,er. II TO Otto Thesis, No 200 East 34th-st
sardfori } to W Lohse, No ls5 Sd-ave, years.
at annual rent Of --s. ---;; | q 4. -;
4 .-,,-cs TO T. Wend,'. Nos S34 1876 3SS $40, o.
and ga west - hest years at annual rent o..
stur,~-a.t 4 v n SOP Hunt. administrst1A, exc.
In yqbeth-st lot J44, 81 years. st annual rcut OF
7,i.rr crunch to u PstrC OK trustee etc, No 90 king
~ years al annual rcut Of 1910,
U,ol,0cg W 20 Henry kuhmeuann, No s3z ON
.,. = wears pt annual ICIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
no IRON MANUFACTURERS.
PROPOSALS FOR THE METAL WORK or THREE
LIGHTHOUSES.

PROPOSALS FOR THE METAL WORK or THREE
LIGHTHOUSES
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER Fifth District
BALTIMORE I'd, May Q, 1879 )
SEALED PROPOSALS wall be received Al this Office until
II o'clock Of saturday the 7t ay Of une 1919 from iron
only for furnishing the materials and labor OF
all necessary for the completion OF the METAL WORK
OF THREE LIGHTHO USES-one for Hoopers stTsitS
for JaHes Island 1angier sound Nd,
the for Laurel Point Alb0maTle sound y c. in
with the drawings and specifications 10 be OBJ
tanned rom this ONCE on application
The pamphlet OF pccCa Ions confirms all necessary inor
and blank VIII Ell must be used bidding
n contracting Tor this work.
COPY should accompany each hid
The night reject all bids or TO waive defects II II DO
deemed the interests Of the Government ~ do TO-
served. .-
O. r. BABCOCK.
Major Of Engineers, L. ;. A..
Lighthouse Engineer, Fifth District
By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
DROPOSALS for FueI. Forage and Straw.
DEPOT QUARTgRMAsTER's OFFICE.
CORNER OF HousTON AND GREENE sIs.


NEW YORK NAV .. 1871
SEALED PROPOSALS, in trpcate, addressed - the un'
will be lived al this office until o'clock
on Monday June 49, 1919 which time aud place they viii
opened the presence Of bidders for flrn hng and de-
lyerng supplies Of Fuel Forage and straw be
required NeEGrk CITY, Wictte Point aud Dayds Is
land YORK HaUOr durnZ the period cOmmeLIng July
l. 1879, and ending June 81, 1850.
copy be securely attached
each pcate proposal and be mentioned therein as com
pTlsins part Ot IL
Specifications and instructions 10 bidders containing detailed
be obtained this OCe one thereof
attached each rpicste proposal and
must be mentioned therein a. comprising part Of IL.
Blanks proposals may be obtained at hls office.
Payment for supplies DEPENDS upon future apDropa
ton the purpose Ov Congress.
The successful bidder Will be required 10 enter into
written with the United states with GOOD anG sp
proved security TO De less than fifth,
more yalu OF the supplies bid tor
asceraned beforehand within thirty days 2feT being
notified OF the acceptance OF ais proposal.
be enclosed IN sealed envelopes, marked
Proposals " aud addressed to " Col l. G. Easton,
Depot ouartermaster, L. :. A, Newly Ork CITY" .
The United reserves the right 10 REJECT any or al
proposals
preference viii be to articles Of domestic proluc
tion. conditions Of price aud quality being equal.
l.. c. EASGON, Colonel aud A. q. VI. Genll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR HEADSTONES FOR
l. SOLDIERS GRAVES
QUARrERNAsTRR-GESE OFFICE.
w ..uIN.InN Id l. Marnn n lA-0.

WAsHINGfOS ID. c.. March 81. 1879.
SEALED PROPO- AIS. IN tUpicate, hereby invited
furnishing HeaGsOues for soldiers graves, IN PryateI
Village CITY Cemeteries provided Dy the law approved
February g. 1879 OF which the following Is extract:
That the secretary warts hereby authorized 20 ereco
hcRdstones graves Of soldiers VINO served M the Reg
Volunteer Of the United states during The var
for the Union, and who have been buried N private village
cemeteries provided by the law
Of March 3 S73, for those inferred IN National Military
Cemeteries.'
total number T. be furnished is estimated az LOCO
describing in detail the standard nxed DY the
secretary blank forms Of proposals be had on
application person by letter To CAPITA A + Rockwell,
40 NJ L. - A. charge Of National Cemeteries, washing
ton u. O.
the Headstones be furnished can be seen at
this Office
All bids should be accompanied by good and suhcient
VII! be considered except for American
White Marble the grades named in the specifications
Proposals should be ucOsed in sealed envelopes and en-
Propose for Headones and addTes 10 the IN
dcrsgued whose Office VIII be opened In the presence
bidders Monday, June l6 1879 commencing al IL
o'clock IN. ,-.
nv order Of the Secretary Of War.
~ 'N NJ c. MEIGs. Quarterma ste rG enera. L. :. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
donses ano Rooms Uanteo.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN oFI!C II, No, LBS Broadway Sor Ihirty
30S Vest Twenty Thirds cor. Eightlaye
No. 9< East FOurteenthst, corner UHi0n-square
100 Thr1.ave., Forty seventhst: at the HARLEM
OFFICE. No 22SI ThiT1ave, observation-disclosures
twenty fouTtst Harlem savings Bank BuldnglSup 10 81
NJ. b treguGr Office rates
IVAN TED-Farm about 40 acres, line of
Harlem Railroad preferred in exchange Tor 20
"FARMER," Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
Sales bn Aueilcn.

A DNERTISEMENTS FOR THE Nj W.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT ,HE
UPTOWN OFFICES Ne. I.S3~ Broadway. Thirtylrst
~. 3OS West Twenty tn.rust, corner Eightn-aya;
No 81 East tOmteenthSC corner Union.sluare. ia0
Ihiri Forty seventh ST. az the HARLEM UFFlCE
No 2,2S1 Third ave- one hundred twenty fourthst
CIar.em 5. wings Bank Building up 10 p 49, al regular
office rates.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
" PROPERTY.
DEPor QUARIRRMAsfER's OFFIcY,
Corner Of Houston aud orcene-stS, Z
NEw.YoRK. MAY 9, ls79>
WILL BE SOLD AT PU BLIC AUCTION,
on Mopday May TO- 1879 al IL o'clock m on Pier - " II
the following specified condemned property Of the quarter
Department. viz one Horse one Mule one SET Od
Riggipg set sails an nlue Blocks
l. u EAslON, Colonel and A. y MGenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
REAL ESTATE.

SFw.YoRK. Wednesday May a. 1879
uba following sales were held at the Ex-
mango salesroom to-day
Bv Bernard SInvts.
~. 0 story and S-story brick houses and 2stoy
tnes rssne shed with lots, Nos lOS 100 ana iVf
LICK ~ l25 II of stantonst each lot 25x ooo
ioT H SroSn stone dwelling With lot No 453 West
st. AGO # W Of 9thave. lot 20XlO22; Benz ooo
JonnS''" Re- f. H. Ludlow & co.
s2dave 900 ftn Of 7ethst 256xlOo; smith ooo
Ely r,s, lo6t6st i50 IT Of shave, 25xiOo1li oo,o
Hiyder n'O" ~ Eic1ird Z Hdi1lcr.
story frame house with Tnt, l45h-St go IL
f Wis-aye, lot 2oN-NoeNlOOi lhos lappeh''.' 1i''
RECORDED REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SRN-YoRK CITY.
sDor.oo st. No 81 the Mayor Aldermen, ETC. to 40 eoo
Iexns1oaayc s. 81 &eaa NJ 'os $3.50
,,,sf S. a it e OF 6h.ave JOxlO0lO; DAILY TO e,o
SlSr tv r II Purfy and wife 10 d Dslv. 80. 5000
bltas C.t ana Oilers to T Bardon... sG66
Same property SI soron p' u - y. O CAV. 43Ss
st. $sQ 20 = q S islSS 80 s6Gt
s.Ye property, Grnnon anu others to W Near 900
ne! ne l55 II W OF 2!-ave. SOxl02 p a Baum
''' r5.;fr ,nl vie ioJ Roseustcin .---..-- S'1u
So, property NJ Dicicndort referee to Baumga- ,,o
@, - 81 leo II e Of 2d-ave. 756xiregular; ] IL 30,
nesue ard others 20 } MURRAY -, o'VVU
81 ,Ve q 5 200 Of 5JCst 23llsNlOOi G. Young . oo
s-S,si = - IT W OF 9thave, Jo.3X9gA b Gn- no,
a-f eAccutOr etc. 20 German .....----.--. l5uUu
ens,c " $ Gf5 Il or 56th.sL 2OxSO I smith and - oo
M 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for city property

EOR SALE or TO RENT CHEAP-A de-
desirable country place Katouah station on tne
~ }. WILEY,
20 Tiffany place. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15

4 Second and third floor to let, with bath
~ aud WaeIclOset each floor No OH hudson 81 IL
qClre a. 80. 40 West broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
GounIrD ,Jropertp 90 fet.

AT CRAWFORD. n. j., on the New-Jersey
- Central RarCad-T0 for sale t1O-StOy and attic
etchTooi house nice grounds. surrounding farm, bat0
&C. bear depot Will rented cheap TO ROOd tenant AI
ty q 0wItr. J. A. AIRY. 90 Nsssau-st, CIty.
a SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE
~ FURNISHED spacious buildings ga acres eIcenolt
10y az city advantages 90 hours from NeB-f0Ik A.
A steamers TO let for year ~ acceptable lam
- W beu own terms RESIDENCE BOZ "a Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
hen! estate to GfrhanQe

ENO FXCHANGE-250 desirable LOTS in
4 Brooklyn unncGmbeted for tract prairie LANDS in
Iowa kansas rutland & WHITING, Ecekman-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15

4 GENTLEMAN owning and occupying his
- house. 3story brown 4sthst 9th and 4thayes
t-t SHE complete order will rent IL fUAN IrHED 10 dc
Ere5e party '6r u $50 10 May next OWNER 6Jz Broad
way, Room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15

no LET-S8OO-3-st high stOop, 18-fOot,
4 ircesioue HOUSE, No l52 East 74th St Inquire on
Wtihlses, after 2 ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
Gin ilrouerin 90 fet.

NONTCLAIR. - Houses furnished, Unfur-
W uished sale and rent How Parsons - Cedar-stNi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15

NfORR[STOWN, \. 1.-The most healthiul
w suburb OF New-York; no malaria OF m0aquos For
Particulars Of very choice country seat tof sale AZ I"
C. CLINTON. ljl Broadway Room l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15

COACHMAN, &c.-COOK, &c.-English man
~ and WIFE, thirty nve frstcass cOsChmaD or stabeman
thoroughly understands care OF horse. useful man plain
people fully capable of taking OF
reutlemans place dairy either milk butter 2e2 9Th
ayp lSth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
Gltnatlons UanIco--1emales

4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al 4 II. I =
TOWN OFFICES, No I23S Broadway, cor Ihirty-nTstst
or No 3ON 1wenty.th irdst., corner Llelthayo.
No % East Fourteen Union square 700 Inir
ave cor Ortyseyenth-st-; the HARLEM OFFICE, No
2,2SI One-hundrei and tw enty iOurt st
Iailem savings Bauk Building up 10 at regular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15

COACHMAN.-By a respectable young man
y as coachman aud gardener a geneman's place. six
years Address THOMAS, Box No. 276 Tribune
Uptown Office, 1888 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15

LADY WOULD LIKE to HEAR of a
"a situation with family going Europe for her maid
is capabr and nurse and who has never been sea
SICK she glad give her services for the sake OF
Ter passage Address j. c. Box 90 Tribune Uptown Once
I =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15

NURSE.-By n Protestant woman capable
~ % taking fl charge Of infant from its Drth; yer
good with bottle baby good seamstess no oblecon W
the country good city reference Call at O9 otaye IN tne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
6linatlons Uauieo-Hldles

COACHMAN.-Want by Protestant man
" situation coachman Is a good driver and under.
his business thoroughly objection TO the country
Address ;. B.. 3il 4tl-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15

- man Protestant Cir good family COG makes exoeen
br ad biscuit bread pastries Sci first class aundress
milk and butter best TeiG
emce. PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, No. 13S 6th-aye
four oC0rs above lOth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15

Il 0USEKEEPER.-By a Swedish person
position honsekecper; long eroeriencej or cond
Of invalid lady well recommended CAN at lis
asst l3ih-st.. SMEDISH BuREAu.
The New York herald., 1879-08-31

functions pastor of souls either shrked or care
lessly and heartlessly performed. Those VINO per-
sonaly liked him the best laughed at his religion
His reckessness of public opinion grew ut last INTO
adefiance. IL seemed il the latter years oil MS
Boston life was u deliberate experiment upon the
charity and patience of Til at last his Follow
ing became res trcted to those who liked him the
for his lack of religious principle or regarded
him the representative of the human hearts pro
test against whatsoever things are 'blue IN the-
ology. strait-laced in social and conventlonal
proprieties authoritative in any SENSE There
evidently some worm in the bud Those who had
been most closely associated with him, whether III
the city in the wilderness were at no loss 10 ac-
count for the hidden blight. Only now that the
failure is a matter OF dollars and cents. and Is on
record in the Sheriff. Office. it becomes more appre-
ciable to many minds. The descent OF sons or ihe
norning into the condition of dead beats and criini-
nals 'Old Colony says, still goes on in and near
the "Hub." The Rev. IL. A. Shorey, OF Dorchester.
has purchased and become editor OF Mr. Murrays
torate OF the remnant of the ''New England Church.
Mr.. Snorey is represented u man of immense en-
ergy and organizing talent. man of brains and
forcble preaching qualities but whether.he has the
attraction which moves the tides OF pop
uarty and without which the church must prove
failure in his hands also. may well be questioned
without any imputaton upon his worth or ability:
He il. moreover. man OF positive convictions ana
earnest spirit. He seems intent on saving souls aud
Is revivalst in his methods Whatever he does VIII
be vast and essential Improvement ON his predo-
ccssor aud great gain to Boston aud the cause OF
Christ But the question is whether tbesc very
qualities will not disqualify him for building on
Mr.. Murray foundations.