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PENALTIES FOR FRAUD AND THEFT.

Jerome G. Fourth, alias Frank" of No.
142 East Foreth-st in April 1872, obtained jewelry
valued at IL 900 from Constantine Lucius of No. e4l
sixthave by false representations, and fed from tie
CITY, He returned early in March last and was arrested
He pleaded guilty in the Court of General Sessions Tues
day. and was sentenced by Judge Cowing to State
Prison for four years.
william Otto pleaded guilty to charge OF burglary IN
the third degree Tuesday He entered the premises Of
julius Israel No. 30 Ludlowst last month and stole
par OF trousers, in the pockets of which were $3S.
Judge Cowing sentenced him State Prison for two
wears and six months.
William Chapel. for stealing watch from William
Wades pocket IN a saloon, April 4. sentenced TO the
State Prison for three years.
John W. smith, OF No 2S1 Delancey-st., a waiter, was
arrested on March 80 last, while coming eRt OF the
cellar OF No. Eldrldge-st He pleaded guilty 10 a
charge burglary and sentenced to State Prison
for two years and six months.
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THE COURTS.
CHARGES AGAINST AN EX-sURRoGATE.

CHARGES AGAINST AN EX-SURROGAIE.
John II. Hall, of Westchester County, dieu
on June IL. 1866 and his widow, now Mrs lsADu,'
Xeech became the executrix Of his estate shc apph
yesterday, before Judge Barrett, In supreme |ou
Chambers for an injunction restraining John '" mil1
ex-surrogate OF westchester County ana
b. Chappel, nephew Of Mr.. Hall, from diSposlnE u
esrtau funds Of the estate alleged TO be in the haus
In the papers Mrs Keech claimed that Mr. Chappeli'
after her husbands DEATH took general charge Oh Tue
-. s-noroto. that she had him removed, but That
through Mlss efforts he restored by tne DensI"
Term. that two years after Mr.. Halls death MI Mills
bisalf became executor; that through corrupt uner
stan1ing between Mr. Chsppell and Mr. NILS inc FORMER
allowed 10 retain OF the funds or the estate
bs hands tbat Mr. Mills accounted for ONLY S49OOO,
Willie She understood the estate to be worth neary
$50 600 that Mr.. Mills had devoted moneys OF inc
estate 10 his own use and that no was now lnsOSehG
In response exsurrogate Mills presented aIhudII.s
mat he was not nsolyent that the funds OF the estate
had been accurately accounted for: that ne was
for an accounting and had begun proceedings l9I SUI
accounting on May II in Westohester county; ne a,V
denied specifically the other charges Juuso Dii'
granted the injunction.
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CIVIL NOTES.

The suit of the Union Pacific Railroad COM
many against Henry s. McComb to recover claims Of
81 600 900 for alleged fraudulent Interpretations IN
connection with the notorious Credit Mobilier OF
America transferred yesterday by order OF Judge
barrett in Chambers from the State Supreme Court TO
the United States Circuit Court
The defendants in the suit brought by
Charles NJ. Cooper against the New-IIaven Steamboat
Company filed their in the clerks office OF the
District Court yesterday. The plaintiff, who is a
colored man brings the action to recover $1,000 for
forcbly elected from the dnngsaloon and main
cabin of the steamboat Continental trip from New
Haven to NewYOrk, he having paid his fare and com
piled with all the requirements OF hrst-class pas
scnrer The answer the defendants denies the urs
dcton OF the court and forth general denial OF
all the charges
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs- Barrett J.-NOs !, 76 100.
l5 l2s 1872 lS9 ILL., ls9 lSl H3 IA ZZ7 24o 24a POT,
II 272 PA 27g 81 POI 293, Z84 29J, 236.
n.nt ca,es-Nos 27 - 20 a. 81 l03 IO4 lO5 lO6 lO7
los l0 no III l2 l3. ia l5, lilo, III, us, llO, l2O
AZ.
GENRgAL TRRN-AdjOurned sine die
SPECIAL ITka-Nau Worst lease On, No SlS.-lO4nns
Agt. Morris No day calendar. - -
CIRCUII-PAKT Ivan Brunt. Nos 2s5S, ll3l, 1922,
l7O7 1914 29ji 1873 49OJ $3.50. $40 5000 500 8.
2765 1886 1915 lt4, 4O69 3JZI $685. o54l 5o4Z obi3
300
PAKT II-DOnohue Case on No. l99S.-Thain agt
Wright No day calendar. . ..-. o.,.. 800,
PAsT II-IaWrence Nos 2l4l, 1881, 2473. 1888 l29l
1850 32lG l527 20S2 1871 lS47 1910 $685. 900 47sI
SUPERIOR COUKT-GEEERAL TEBSi-AdjOuIned sine die.
SPECIAL TKRA-Sedgwiek. J.-DemurTer.-NO. Issues
Of Fact-NOs. 10. 40. o.. 90. 90, 40 T. ., o. 10, H.
TRIAL Tkkk-PABI l-kIeeOmaD, J.-H0s 6Oo, No. 100,
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DECISIONS-APRIL 16.

S,,pyems Corri-C bdmbers-Bv fudge Lawrence
w. Of s Wish RoSE @ app
cation In The matter Of can ms apPhSIa9n be
d. NspHas not an order already been entered il ms
which were returned to the ceIk when ne last mel
adr IN ns easel Only proposed orders have been pre-
sLted In the matter Of Weoer-Moton 70 yacae assess
Hoffman agt Burke; Rubsad ag Icset artificial Ice com.
Ine @,g ~ IN tbe mater Of McInWe In The matter Of
burns In the matter OF Boyd In the matter Of FanneTy
In Of Bruunng In the matter Of Garani In the
ScI,TeIhoTn In the matter Matthews In matter of
Brunemer In The matter Of Jones In the matter OF Baker
Nv JUICE BarTei-seinnar1t agt. Ettlnger-Mohon to
solved win $40 costs Keaeh ag Minis Order settled as
grated order for distribution agi
Pierce Eggert sgt swift Drake ast smith Mccormack
at Th mpsOn; Beden ag Funk the Union Trust Company
C,rciat-Iarl by Judge Van Brunt-Mccarthy agt.
SnGi TsrH~ Judge Van VorstWatzielder agt. Back
er auo;ller, casesFndngs settled Cushing agt.
Judgments signed Thamessneer agt the Brewers and
o. ai9ase and anendnents settled Draper aud anoh,
e etc. agt Psiae OF Findings conclusions and Judgment
aad anne nd nts settled ali amendments allowed
a saea anHse E' as E
sg2s pos[ 9s See 52E ndgs
RobeTss Sgt Hid-ARendment SLOWED on TENS
on lie With Pan clerk Dqssy agt west.-see meInofan'
dun for counsel on lle in clerks once ,, r,.,,...
ordered OF the assignment OF Levine 10 Hyams
Matthews ag MuiDford In matter OF tue assignment Of
Burnett sgt. NeTdier Mango agt Pug In the mat
te OF the assignment Of Perrin DOyen ag sOdtinA pph
cations granted
Tappsn agt YOung.MOtion denied no costs Fisher agt
Cbrsty-AiOOu denied with SlO costs. Dix aRt GilheD
BegesUx 9gt GOdsten Receiver appointed Wheeler agt
Harper-MOtiOn granted directing payment q I'm
ccr0ufaer RhOades Wesclester.-h Motions
granted Rheims denied part Of asig
nee S1epsrd agt Kmghbury- granted opening de.
fault Roosevelt .t JacObs-Bond approved Gbegan agt.
Levy Cohen at IGsCh; Kyntz aRt NT1ght Lesser agt.
Meldeman agt TeTrl sst Kelly ellison agt VOlken
ing s Partridge; Fisher agt kauth sicocks agt
same Irving NatiOnai Bank Burg BIutbacher sg
Dickel; Hantemaun a t. Geger Enrich agt Mclntosch
Bernstein kracEe Meyer agt snow Goodman dgt itOo
enthaI Bel aN Undertook: aRt NOsbuTgh same
Bucham.-O orders entered and fled Thompson agt
heguNOldt agt. Lynch Miller agt. Longing, Two
ClarksOn Bray Valentine agt. Monaghan VO
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20, az, .7s asa sss GA. GA 45os 1905 u.s. 1885, 44O

bOi ass 476 3S2 69S CA GA 45U9 lOUo TO 00O l1V
PAP, $50. 626, 600.
PaET AGSTnfd ST the ser CO. a5o $40 59
Ala 2s7 So 500 S99 l52 s5e 49, $50 81 S1l Sag
COMMON PIEts-GENER.L TGRM-Aa,ournsso ior '" ''''"
EQUITY TFRN-Iar1 cmore. Mos 90 ~ ~. ,o,o 200,
TRIAL TERA-PART III. f. Daiy J@E00ss, i9 9oV iunl
o9S Sl5. GAL 1918. 67g. 9O5 49, vs. 5yo' SS9 i00I
lOl4 93S SS7 2056 $685. 2O25, l2o1 oZ4 iSoo VVi'
9S5. 1906 1851, 1888. o, ,oo- 600 QUO. ITO
pam II-Van Hoesen Nos 9ss. 1922 So gdzs' l='
l7S 9so lO46 lO47 lO4S 1OI9. 1880 1851. 1852 lO55
MAprE COURT TRIAL rERMPAKI i-Sheildaans II
46SS 55O6 5S9s $685. 664O. $685. sO 66s4 oi4' o'7i =
b742 b749, 5747 574S, 300. ~ ,.,o ,,o- .,.o
1905 56s6 55j7 5627 1894 3942 56Sj $685. btO6 1oo2'
54S5 - .o, ,ooo ,-o, oso
27Ge $3.50 b725 $780, $751; 1882 1874 67Ss 653e 57t0
GrSFR1 an sPssioSs-PART I-CowinE. John Roach Durg
,ov Sn,inned1. Kate A. Whate Gerardo Leubano feoni-
ons assault and battery; Flynn William MURPHY.
Nellie Gorhan Frederick HeeT, grand larceny
John Fisher forgery John walsh John French JAMES
lar grand larceny Schubert larceny On lne
son George c. Walker John SummeImeyer recelyng %
goods Wilson John Harris petit larceny Bel fou'
mis-
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United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTON. April 16.-rhe following were the
rroccedngs the Supreme Court o. the United states to-
DAY. ON motion Of John Van N0orhis, Daniel Holmes OF
ROckp0rt y y, admitted to practice.
No 2S2-Wm g. w. Jaeger ct al, aupeI ants aet g. a.
Court 81 the Inst'1Ct OF
Co.umba Argument continued by Linden Kent for appel
laut au and Robert D. Morrison Tor appellee,
and argdmt Mt concluded by Enoch TOtten. .
No 233-saml r. Buck ct al appellants agt Jnlls T.:
Buck Il al appeal TIE supreme Court 0i the Sd'e OF
North CsrOlina-Argument commenced by W. t. WeJD for
apPe lants,
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SALE OF LAND GRANT BONDS.

Boston, April 15.-PropOsals were opened
at noon to-day office Of the company for the sale
of Of the land grant bonds Of the Atchison To
pcka and Santa re Railroad. Offers to sell
ceved from some eight bidders at prices varying from
1117s 10 10. The bids OF Lee. HiggnsOD Co.,
Brewster, Bas>elt Co.. and j. NJ Flske for the whole
amount accepted.
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PROPOSALS for INDIAN SUPPLIES and
EDON II
rpp,pr,,vyr or my ISTERIOR OFFICE OF INDIANA



DEPARTMENT. OF The INTERIOR OFFICE OF lNDLS}
AFFAIBs WASHINGTON. March 20. 1875.
od sEkd dr DcdtSnS n may
be- and directed to the ComsSloner OIL Insn i -
April 81 1872 for FURNISHING for the Indian
on the heS $4,000 pounds Beans $4,000 pounds Baking
POWDER 900 pounds Corn, 100000 poands Coffee g
4od Bread i60oo0 pounds Hominy $3.50 pounds Lard,
1860 barrels Mess Pork $4,000 pounds Rice 90 Popnds
pounds soap 49, 0o pounds Soda lll2O0O pounds Sugar
anI 10 BaDSets Woolen ana Cotton Goods consisting in
part Ticking, $4,000 YARDS STANDARD calico 3OOOOO
ii $50 yards; Glngham 81 800 yards Kentucky Jeans A.
$40 wards Sanett 1000 yards Brown shee;ing 100000
~ 600 yards Calico Shifting. 1900 yards Wlnsey 3OO
yars) Clothing Notions Hardware Medical sup
P and long list Sl FSS zee SUCH "'
o TianSportaoa for such OF the supplies goods
cs be contracted for TO Do delivered AZ the
Ti RE- MADE OFT on CONVENIENT BLANKS.
iues showing the kinds and quantities OF subsistence
ses reaued for each Agency. and the kinds and quaint
YES IN gro Ind oss ,er co4tSGct and bond conditions
Obserred bY bidders, time ana place Oh dtVeI
ncesry istr1ctions viii be furnished upon application TO
the Indian Office in Washington or Nos % ana %
YORK. WIN H. Lyon. No 493 Broadway, New York; and to
he Commisares Subsistence, T. 3 A. al chicago SAINT
IONS saint paul Leavenworh omaha, Cheyenne and Yank
ton and the Postmaster at sioux Cltv; - ,o.,,,,o y
mink pToDodLs THEREFOR Tsddg for dtstri6ution
those for other articles Will be ready on ana aer inc w
Bs viii be opened the hour and day above stated and
bidders are Invited to be present at the opening ,
CERTIFIED CHECKS OILY TYR, RECEIVABLE En oS foLLo"iN'
All bids be accompanied by certified checks npon some
Government Deposorle TOT ny
least due per OF the amount OF the proposal VIZ
NATIONAL Ny% SswYopI Phadelphia National Phila
dripLa; First National Baltimore; Third National Clhcn
nan nay i,iH ZION National Washington D. O. United
states Assistant Treasurers at Philadelphia Baltimore
Chicago ana d. iOuiS EA HAYT, Commissioner.
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PRIVACY OF TELEGRAMS.

ST. LOUIS, April ia writ of habeas cor
pus was applied for to-day in the Court OF Appeals for
the release OF T. II. Brown, manager o: the Western
Union Telegraph Office here, who is in the custody Of
the City Marshal by order Of Judge Laughlin, Of the
Criminal Court. A writ was Issued and made return
OH Vt IIns
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proposGis.
PROPOSALS FOR HEADSTONES FOR
i SOLDIERS GRAVES
QUARrERMGsrER,G EYERtL's. OFFICE:

QUARTERMAsTER- GENERALS OFFICE
WASHINGTON. ID. c., March 81, 1879 }
SEALED PROPOSALS. in tripcato are hereby invited
eadsOncs for soldiers graves IN PriVate,
Village CITY Cemeenes provided by the law approved
February 1879, Of which the following y an extract
That War Il hereby authorized 10 erect
headsnes graves of soldiers who served IN the reg
Mar or Volunteer Army OF the United during the war
Union and who have been buried IN private vage
manner a. prONldeh Dy the law
of March g. 1873 for those inferred in National Military
Cemeteries." ., -. - am
The toIal number furnished ia estimated az 1000
SPECIFICATIONS describing In detail the standard liked 6y he
Scrcary blank forms Of proposals can DE ad on
appcatOn IN person letter To CAPITA a f. Rockwell
A. q NJ, u 3 A., charge of National Cemeteries ashhs
ton, ID. G. ,-,-,-, -. =, ..., =.
this office
XII bids should be accompanied BY good and sufficient
guaranty will be considered except Ior American
White Marine of the grades named In the sDeccatlOns
Proposals should be ncloed In sealed envelopes and en-
doe Proposa Headstones and addressed 10 the I'M
GIsgned office they will DO opened III me presence
ofbiddes Monday, June lG, 1873, commencing at II
O'Clock a.
Nv order of the Secretary Of War.
NJ O. MEIGS. QuaTteTmaster.Gen cral, u = n.
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Gfrnrslone.
General Superintendent.
MLTR0P0klIsAaNN En- ELEE q To - p h "a

hElROfOLllAN ELEf a L Ell hhlLN a.
vi OPEN FROM 6:30A " TO II Z. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures point for Wall street Ferry.
and connects with cars tor south Ferry.
TSrREBT-Nearest point for Jersey Cltg and
COmmunpaw Ferries -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. point for Post Ofce CITY Hall and
Barclay street Ferry TO HOboken. $500
CHANBERS STREET-Nearest point Tor Payoia and Eris
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLlN-STREEr- n
for street FERRY
and connects with cars Tor Desbrosses aad
East Grand Street Ferries
Bill ECKER.sTREET-COnue with cars for East and
EIGHTH sTREET-Nearest point for Christopher street.
HOb0ken, connecting with cars Tor ChFsopher
and East Tenth street Ferries
FOURTEENTH SrREET-Nearest point 10 Union squire,
wing and Tammany Halls cung with cars for Fss.
Twenty third and Thirty.iourtb street Ferries. . .
TWEEN rY!THI KDST REET-Nearcst point 10 Rooms y.
James and Park Theatres Grand Opera HOure, gilmore
GARDEN, and Masonic Temple and T"enty'tlri SreSs
Ferry Jersey city. ..,..,
TuiRfY THIRDS TKEET-Nearest point 70 standard
broadway and Fifth Avenue Theatres Aquarium AMI
Francisco Minstrels connecting via cars io' "o~
Fo{TYS DsTREET-C Connects With sew YORK IIans-
fer Compsny's cabs FOR Grand Central Depot
EIFTIETu STREET $780,. -, t..,-
connecting with OF Bet Line RAILROAD.
FIFTY.TIIT kD.STREET and. ElGHGHANENCE-
For uptown trans take east side stations.
For downtown trains take west side stations 90.
Trains will 5sth and 6thave, and 5SisI all sa.
alternately ,---- 49, -. -, =, D, o..
FARE 10 CENTS. Except between the hours OF 53J ID
1880 A. NJ and to y. m., when the fare Is cents
- VIM. Il. GARRISON, President
NJ VAN BROCRLIN. superintendent
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1. y II
- office OF the CLERK Of me board OF
Of Grand aud En.sts.. until FRIDAY. MAY 2 Isfs at
H.. supplying the coal ahd "yod CO.. n, iboms9nd
40 uOO) u coal more or less ana esht a
(5JO cords OAK, aud 1--WE hundred ana nv SoJ na
pine wood less Tho coal must DC 81 INC pcst I
~ white ash furnace stove and nut sizes etdh anu ~
Good orer twO thousand two hundred ana fory t2@tOl
nouuds 10 and mast De deuNtreu ia Tue us VI
osai chool buildings such times ana IN such quantes
a. reauired by ho Committee on supplies , 4. l., .o
The proposals state the mines IRON Wch ~ u pIo
,o.d 10 suuply the Ito be furnished from the mines
named pte and must state the price per ION Va wv
,iir,sanJ fw q hundred 3nd q 24u) pounds 80
NJ a nv of the various OF coal required VIII be
abOu, a. follows, Eight thousand one nutIeu
1o Of furnace size hundred ard ny eJ tons OF stove
le three hundred aud y $500 tons Of egg sLe ana SIX
hundred 600 tons OF nut size ~. -, I'll, -, Loo.
The OAK wood must Of the best quality The suck rot
than hree 81 long. The pine WOOD must Oe W e ovs,
nstV Virginia and less than three 60 feet SIX to
fhs Iong The proposal stare the price per cord OF
me IndT.d and twenty eight 2S cubic feet solid measure
fo both snd pine wood sud also uio Pop 20 i
load for saving aud the pce per cut per ~ V NV he
Cnmuitisc on supplies The wood VIII Oe inspector a
measured under the supervision Of me a. Sl
~ Twothirs quantity required from The Isl
Of nne 10 10Th Of september and The .ns,hde as I
Ind pine must delivered sawed snd when required sp
and must piled In the yards cellars vaults OF Di oI Ie
otv Tie contracts supplying said coal ANA wood 10 De
hndng IN iii the first day Of June 1850 Two sureues ios
c nroosl must accompanied by the signatures and res
ideuces the proposed sure, No compensation WIZ po
allowed delivering said coal and wood at any Oh e Schools
a"T Ion putting plng the same in the yards cellars
yauts or bins of said schools 49, - ,,..,,.. al,
prom be directed 10 he COMMITTEE on S1res Oh
Tor Coal" OF Pr pOsals Wood" the may pc
me Committee the right TO reject any or all pro-
p''A' '''''''o' FERDISANp TRAUD,
HENRY T.. WEST,
DAVID WETMORE,
JULIUS kAT/ENBEkG,
BENZ. r. MANIEKRE
Committee on supplies.
Nro,r yort Aurl II 1873
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Tur TRUSTEES OF THE NETWORK AID BEooKLrS BRIDGE,
I'M Office No u Waterst.
BROOKLYN. April 10, 1879.


- The trustees New York and Brooklyn Bridge, al
their Office 2l Waterst. BruOGyn until IL O'Clock h
on the 30 Of May. 1873 Tor the manufacture ana ueo
% rof Including erection, Of about hye thousand TONS OF
se work and eighteen tons OF iron work relu eu
o. % u.ucndcd supersructuTe OF the East River BrlnGe
ncciGcaans may obtained and plans seen at me ens
neeetis once W. A. ROEBLING, Cbiei Engineer
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Gctels.

CALL and examine rooms, single and Ell
~ suite at Grand Union Hotel Prices reduced. Rec
taurant III st-elass.
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Goal ano Uoo0.

Umpire WOOD and COAL DEPOT. 40.
IL 1872, l54 East 25th.st, prices reduced "M L. VIII
IIAMS.
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Gelp n)Gnie0

EIRST-CLASS GIRLS WANTED for house
4 work at once. Mrs. HALL, $50 6th-aye
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Aiaruie ano Slate &lantels.
CLATE, MARBLE and WOOD MANIEl-S IN
y GREAT variety. 4. Is. STEWART Il CO. 10 West -3ls1
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w 10 Ill play, AMONG Whti I'm tN"4s'
HANDLES LARGO.
Admission, 81 Reserved, 30 cents eA


ITNION SQUARE THEATRE:
q sole Lessee and Manager.........M Mr. A. NJ. PALMER
THIS AND EVERY EVENING,
further notice O'Clock. and every Saturday AFTER
noon at ten minutes before 2 O'Clock most powerful
drama. in five acts tableaux, entitled the
LOST CHILDREN.
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A GENTLEMAN having large furnished

4
~ private house. nicely located, would let trent
free 10 gentleman and wife, only, for hogsekeepiag.
having IN addition, slOc month for board iOI himself
ami family except July aud August when $40 month
ony viii be paid TO parties OF culture and refinement
Who desire quiet home, this offers many attractions
Address II. ALBEhTsoN, Box No. 1855 Newlork
y Post Ofcr. No notice taken Of any communications
from parties gentleman aud wife and hos willing
10 pay from $40 10 500 per MONTH IN ADDITION Tor such
Recommendations. n BNO answers Tor boarding house or
rooms Will be noticed.
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Gitnatlono Uanleo-- Hlales

CHURCH ORGANIST.-Edward Howe, or
ganst Church Of the Messiah for tweutythree years
desires an Engagement from May Address Mofrisania
New YORK City.
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COOK, &c.-By a respectable woman as
- cook and ironer; good city references. 325
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NOOK.-A first class cook In a private fam
fly understands soups meats and desserts city refer
ence Gail days l2z West 10th st. between 9th ANA 9Th
ayes.
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TOOK.-A Protestant woman as cook il an
" excellent where she have her daughter IA
years OH whose services be Of use best references
country preferred Cali address N. o. 1870 Presidents
HrGOkVu
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COOK, &c.-A respectable Protestant girl q
~ good cook understands pastry Will assist with Was
lug excellent city references city country. 1873 la
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New.York, April II, 1879.
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Glindtions UanIe6--females

4 GENTLEMAN and WIFE, without chill
~ dreu das re 10 take charge Of house for the Summer
longer give the best OF reference % respOnsbt
and carolulness Address NEWYOKKEK, Tribune once.
, 1879-01-21
THE DJ4ODGE'r*T CASE.
NO FUNDS.

8ssttai M&pateA 70 1At JFtauAA
WAsHlSuroa. D. C., Jan. N-~Thu IIoaso this
afternoon, at tho instunre OF psoctur tinott,
pusscd resolution authorizing the Juar.lry
Committee 10 take from the Contingent Fund
he mouay necessary to prosecute tho jons,ny
Davenport and D!odgott Investigations, sud
Knott said tonight the Suh-Contnlttce, OF
wufcA he Is Cha!ruan, would probably start for
Chicago Wednesday Night nextI " Thursday.
Dut It happens that there 10 no money in tllo
coutInesas Fund, 10 that without further ac-
tlon tu tbs snaps Ut de4cteucy bill to repteuiih
tbs Contingent Fund Knott't resolution
WILL LIS oF No AVAIL
6esgeaut-st-Arms Thompson said tonight
that he should not start tho Committee Autit i
deficiency bill for tho contingent fluid Is passed.
aud It Il MF. sergsant.at-Arms Thompson whu
buys The Fatlro4d-llckets anu puts tho machinery
Of The Sub b-Cpmu.ttee III optsuttou. Thompson
said that thrre was uotbiox In tho Contingent
Fup5, n tbs expenses Of tbs uouaa have heaa
very heavy, aad ths expenditure sccount OF slu
several Congressional funerals bava been ex-
traordiuarily great. 4 single Congressional
funeral costs large amount OF uoney, u every
expense connected With tbs funeral and CONVEY
lux the Eemaias, accompanied by conlmItter,
~ thu tcsldeuce ol the deceased IL paid OUT Ut
tie Contingent Fund. Hale, OF A1alue. Of tho
Appropriations f.au't"Ettes, hAa for Aosue days