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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
DEClSIONS-JAN. 20.

s,,n,,Doe COURT Chambers BY Judge Van Worst
The Reformation Of Juvenile Deiinqoen's "gt c"rr'-see
NV JUICE Donohue- agt sutton granted
without stay Codsten agt the People DAM
Plat sgI Plat see memornGnnn hei11neG sg cans
ssa characterization Lewis agt. Saunders Monon granted
Vanderbilt schreSer ktstnss ag1; Sorg" NeA'"s
scctai 7er-8v Judge Donohgs ana another agl
Bendix and others Amendments "H0"eu' Oas' mus" ~ "
M anage Van ag the metropolitan Life In
.rrsnse Observation-Disclosures Tor plantlni oppion my
Poyai Baking Powder Company sgI sheriln ct
0T fuSse and another agt a ST org
lor planr OF ef 1 asq BIady e al
FINDINGS signed Hennessey ag Iy and o@.
ndsneS for pisnI foreclosure and sale for sC44
M narRtioTl se e ai"DeeTce sgned. sio,
Snneri0r Coari- Special IaRl-By Judge sedgwlck.
ee,iowa aR ei aThe 20 tiion taken Dy u:IeuanS
that the acts complained of arc not The acts o. W.
but ., cs1 s me Injunction be granted motion de-
uie0 80 costs 10 ABIDE Tn. o dared iIhnut
costs because thar there is any pIoPe sS On
,;nntMotion denied without costs rtice agI the New
York PANT e nneS More etc
az DuirordeT substituting attorney snlen ag heech
nsesde5 Gsnyos a @Gu PaiueT
for hrst Monday Of @ sy caendar Tor the 10Th
Of February Et.pge1 a ssd ,mS action
Commo~ Pieas-Speciai Iern-By Judge Van hoe o
CT e. canaee ana others ag
OF referee confirmed see OPINION k,soy sg Of Whip
See opipion fle ia the matter Oh 'n'
pr t,fg TsTnBy chcfJustice c. p Daly-McSrsh and
ang gs"r;"s Can't Chanbrs-Bv judge Hawes-
Weber ass srsned ss
granted $40 costs 70 20 He nsS ON nav
Of % Spa e @
Motion granted psniiG ordered 20 me Noon granted
~ nm. mater OF lie petition Of Knox and
on GRANTED o. noss &c Eentz AT Crooks
kMaop H. punish for denied see MEMORANDUM
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
X am. At TWf Nix LINE

AND UNI EIl = \ / - MALL h'lt T..
Trains New. York. Via DcsbrOsses amt AOfuandt
htrCrts Ferries. NJ fplOwut
HARRISBURG. A. W.st and South with Pullman
IN ace Cars attached % 4. m. u and $50 II dailv
Ninamsport. lock Haven D. m, $50 p. CORY AMI
~ i%O come ctAE al Cory Tor ihusVe retro
Genre and the oil Regions ,.-.... O..
Fxurcss OF Pullman Parlor daily. except sunday. Ia a.
m arrive Washington Az y. IN. RCgu 40 AMI
$50 n. M. J. 1 and 10 y. m. SUNDAY 10 "A III a. o,,.
We Philadelphia $50, 80 s:-V ~ ~ LIN
tedi II a. l. 30 & 4:ln 2 a. $50 500 and !" o. ~
ard H. ulsh sunday 43O and a. H. D. o. 1885" 500 ana 10
ESppcss for Philadelphia via Camden 1880 a ami p.
exc pt sunday .., -, -. -, .-..
Eoas If oklyn Annex" connect with all through trains
Jersey city, GnOung speedy anu lf''t transfer TOT
BruOklyn travel
dale : giOa ~ $50 y. w. dolly. except MOulay From
Washiu ston aud Baltimore. coca m = %5n ' ol0 T.
M SUNDAY e. III. From Phlstepha, "1ul 600, $500,
$40. 1910 1882 n ~. .. go $50. 400 $50 e;jJ aud
10 Top M sunday. $780, G0j GOO lOAO ll:5J am, $50
lO.iOp. III.
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Brossman forgery William Allen Charles Krause. petit
larceny
II-Smyh, RThe People agt Philip Wsher, Erne st
HafneI, Herman Morris receiving stolen goods Sophla
Meyers dsorGey house, James Lynch aud six Others VIOLA
law
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CQMpASY,
PRESIDENTS OFFICE, No. rs BhOADWAr;
pxy XopE Ian 20. 1851.

NOTICE is hereby given that lbe ANNUAL.
~ NEL,rINC of tho STOCKHOLDERS OF the missouri
PsCIFIC KNILWAY COMPANY will be helc at the once
Louis, No.. on TUESDAY, ule 20 vi
March 1880 10 o'clock, M for the election OF t y, @
dcnrs Tor and for the transaction Oh any
o,rer business thai may come before the meeting =.
me annual meeting the Board OF Directors VIII DC neli
M The same oice on WEDNESDAY the sd OF MarchlooO ~
- o'clock noon. 49,, -, ,ho .t,ar,oon og an.
ala January 1880 and will be roopenel on the morning Oh
I'm day o March, 1880. JAY uOoLD' ifes'uen-
W. ARNOLD, secretary.
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Gtcamboais ano RAILROADS..

nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nan-
aIine Sip 80. h. H. daily az $50 and go D. H.
Fare lower than by any other routh
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
4 ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGEK IlsAl ~ M"i'h
20 1879 foot OF tortandt and
100 D. m. for EistOu Bethlehem. Allentown, t1iu-
Mauch Chunk lIazlc'On. MahanOy city, Ashland NlkcS
hare. Scranton and TunkhannOck. - I'D,
$50 p Nh Night Express, daag lr hhsl0n nthaca
Ceneva AuluD Rochester Buiili0 Niagara tals ana the
West Pullman sleeping Goa hes attached, e,, , ,,.r
~ CHAs. II. CUMMINGS. Agent
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
" steamers Peek slip daily tsundays excepted for
New Haven at and II -. m, connecting with roads
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
Va VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE
For special lmtei uckefs. steamers OLD COLONY ana
NEWPOtT leave NewfOrS daily. excepting Sundays, at
a $50 D. 2s, North Rive foot OF MurIsys Leave
brooklyn 400 p. Jersey Cit. AGO p IN, via Annex
GI TO BOSTON
M VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
" STONINGION LINE.
The elegant steamers NAsSACifU SETS and RHODE
ISLA Pier 80 fOitl river uoJt Of W ST. 49,
d. M, daily. EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
which (yoli train specified on te
Of each cke od this "c iioh N""l"k 10 Boston
siaerooms and tickets Nos. 863 s97 7sj and
g4z broadway, NerGloltin ana r1ith Avenue Hotels
NeyYork. and at 1888 Warhingionsi BooSyn TcSetsar,
also sod al principal hotels and ackotolces anu AZ oce-
OF WestcOtt Express Co
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only:
Steamers Electra Galatea leave Pei 20, Norm RIVER
uoot Of warron-st) daily except suDdays az IN, for
Z ~ TiIKISs d. s. BABcoCK,
Gen. PassAgent FieAas"@
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CIVIL NOTES.

A row-boat was run down by the steamboat
ID X Martin in September, 1877 and Ellen Mcnamara
was drowned Mary Mcnamara as her administrator
es John H. sarn, the owner of the vessel Tor
and Jury before Judge Beach ~ toe supreme Sourl
", ave her IA verdict for 1890 Yesterday george
~ Hart appeared for The plaintiffs r. Captine Tor the
defendant. -.
In the Kings County Supreme Court, Or
emit before Judge Pratt YESTERDAY tne SUI Vi 'onn
aims against the Union Ferry Company, TO recover
O., 400 damares for the drowning OF his son, James NJ
roftns. WAS tried on July 8, 1873, the boy, who was
ak years of age crossed the Hamilton Ferry with bis
mother. aud while passing up the bridge on the New
yorx side he tell over the side and was ~ was
Ing proper guards Oh bridge. The jury gave tne
plallti6 $1,000.
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election d oiires.
OFFICE OF THE STANDARD
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY,
lantnaFNF 4 ] T.

SAN FRANCISCO January IA, loSO)
FIRST ANNUAL MEETlNG.--Ihe first an
nua meeting of the stockholders ~ the above named
contrary for the election of SEVEN DIRECTORS, aud the
Of such business as may be Presented WIZ
me- held On MON DAY. FEBRUAR 2, 1880 tFirst MO day
I'm Febuary O'Clock m on that day. al ihe ONCE OF me
company. Room ~ Nevada biock No oV' "'"'h0"''"'''
san Frncsco. Califurnia m - ,.. On ,oso
be- closed on Tuesday January ~ lo,u
at O'clock D. and will rcmain closed untii AFTER tho an
nual meeting. n, wrtrrs Sccra,arv
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Cost ano fonno.

4 OST.-Bank book No. 10Y, 694, issued by
the German savings Bank. In the City OF New YORK
a,na Inng was stolen. IL not restored or delivered 70
& hank before the Of February, 1884, appncsuon
viii be made 10 the bank for a new book
OST.-Bank Book No. 111,S4! issued Dy
the German Savings Bank, in the CIT. OF torA -
charles A. Pabdc smssDg Tho Under or soarr o. We vSos
10 deliver the Bank III hot restorei etoro
ts 18th day OF January $780, application gill be made 70 ne
Rank book
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1

Ferry station IN York foot Of LibeLtyst =. ,oro,,.
Ferry station in Brooklyn foot OF fuitonst' 'e"ens
Commencing October G. Is79-Leave NewYork, foot Of
$50 a. mFoG Pennington Easton Bevidere bethlehem,
Bath Allentown Mauch Chunk, Tamaqu9, slabaiioy ivy,
Hazeton, Wikesbarre klmira etc connects a. 'u"'o
with Delaware. Ia kawanna and Western h ai Mountain
BHdds Lake aud Lake Hopltcong Easton Ahen19wn lar
Tis6nIg anG the West MsgS9 S1e e ra"q
lO3O m-For somerylll aud Flemingon mauch
Maha'o city HazGtS@
N M5bSstoa Pc,t.y Srrap mSTfbnrs eie
p High Bridge branch seh'osys Mountain an
Budds Lake and Lake Iopatcong Easton bei'ueie Ae"
4:S0 D. M Tor somervillo and Flemngton ,.,. c,.,.
3D. D. m.-DaIly for EasoD Allentown. Manch Chunk
E@ir eadng HerIss1s anG ns and Western
railroad
$ S iS's iiIs Ha2 s4 b. 7sl ~ s
6i5 go i az eS l@IS H. u, ~ PG6Tna Brook
and Sp"@sy '% 'aSS Allen
town Harrisburg and me West ~, 7i5 s5 s4S 0so
10 io59 ii5 Inn B. $780, l. 4'SO' o. $780, '4''
For SSI trans 10 oa iont see Time Table at stations
Boats 81 e oos yn ana Eie ann,A n erie nepot Jer
sey City.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DlVl-
Leave NewYork foot Of Lbery.st. for Pei Bank, Long
Branch ocean Grove Sc, SIS l:i5 Ei5, A. 6;lo
Stage connections to and from KEYPoRT at MATAWAN
STATION, 10 and IRON OCEANIC and FAIR MAVEN at
RED BANK, to aud from POINT PLEASANT al SEA
GIKT. with all trains
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Leaye foot OF Liberyst for Freehold at 3d. ll4o Ill.,
4, 5lj ,. III.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave Ncw.York. foot Iibcrtyst G. r. u. OF ~ J.
SIS For Farmingdale, Toms River barnesat auu in
i;i5 p m-For Toms River vlneland all stations to Bay
side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY ,,,.. porrcc,, Tucker
X. r. and Philadelphia.
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miscellaneous.

ROOKLYN Academy of Music Stock wanted;
tsu shares with admission ticket Adress STATING PRICE
" 4 r. tribune office
yaEzxUROPEAN TOUR TOR 1880 10 the
III Educational ccnters on the Old Worlii Including
III xculsions 20 Italy, switzerland, France Austria,
"a a ngand, Scotland, Gernnnyj Holland, belgium,
mi lsYrr and the HOLY Ian Id, win an
81 Extraordinary amount OF tIstclass travel for An
III xtremely low price. Send lot - foriy'pago
III explanatory pamphlet; with full address 70
&H&. TOUKJEE. Music Hal. Boston, MsSS
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V,HE ERIE RAILWAY,

'IHE ERlE kAlIN Ai,vopy TAKE rpt. m,
wEsTERS RAILROAD Arrangement OF tram" taxing
'ns' M Cincinnati and CHICAGO pay Express Drawing
Gpm. Daiy, Fast ST Ions Express. arriving az 6uiao
we. Pnimans best Drawing-room sleeping Coaches To
Z. y M CDaly pacific Express for tho West sleeping
cca|hs through to SSn Ssa 1se f piaax G9sa
'77T I'm rmgrant train for the West
Trains cave chambers street Depot NoW York Tor 20,
p and - midnight saturday nights only SUNDAYS o'i5
RaSeToT and Pa.sas 5So 10 ca S2o On M Gne
y P San 1ht sGndays s. $50 1910 i:I5 $50 p Ill.,
am fa IL %% & Gio 75 40 10 1879 Icy
1850 s. 10 ,. D., and Y mlnighi SuHIysh o. $780, elo
1929 Ia O. 1870 80 !. a. iIS GsD T. n ~
Wawlcs 800 cac;m %y a 80 M $50 AGO. sun
avs $50 a. m Kingston H. $3.50 IN. Sundays. s;SOA
m,o.nen, g. 800 o. 1870 m, $780, $50 1870, D. sun
days $50 i9s9 A. m 0s =, n $50 1850 D. M Sun
o. MdsSs e fa &c. m o. c By M Ts
m train connect with Newfork aud osweso Midland Rail
rcpd ~ J MSn Too o. 1920 M AGO. D. sundays
s9 lo2S a. ,ave Jds and qa,e after each
hGHs G for Sas% sa% N % T room
SRS sSsp al S" Ss e &c the Com
pany Srosyn or at the Companys pepots q, 7.9,
oGnr,s' ai"s from the west arrive NewNOrA " '@'
nT 1922 ard To- iDPs;@r, GEM Pass'r Agt. NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
rreius EnglewOOd ClOalci
? 40 g5G a NJ, /. s. 1850. $50 $40 $50 l:SV p M
SUNDAYS VA. and ESQ p m ine .i'oV p ILL., u"in VIII
nv ov Snrnc Valley and MOnsey, J'CO a. h iJu IA
N'A' 'JNO N. ABBOTT GEM f"''i AZ" w" io'A
VNO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
| TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
| BETWEEN
NEW-YORk AND PHILADELPHIA.
II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; . DEPICTS
IN PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN NtW-fOkk.
| DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
| AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
| WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
1
| on AND AFTER JANUFY, ID, 1851, .
Express Trains leave NewYOk Desbi ana Oortandt
IA 80 si1I 0 10 IImted a. M l, $3.50 4. 4l0 3. g.
7aO r:aO 10 y. 1t ~ night sundays 43o anu U
A. M Q, o. 7:8u $3.50 and p. M and IL M -, = n
Exprss Trains Yoik daily except Snhuay NJ "
aud PM running through wa ~ ,, n h r,
Boats nrOoRlyn connect wth an thougn ,
CITY. anoriing speedy ana ureo' "'Soi 'o
RcrTins trains leave philadelphia l2ol 800 $40
535 g. $50 and IL ~ m uimlled EXPRESS 10Y p NJ
it5 p T. b:3O z. and $50 y. on sunday izi 81.
| :ilo s. $40, q 4, 1:io o. NJ Leave PnaueRn" VIA
TicEet O1ces and 94 broadway Astor House ana ot
~ Dcsbrosses andtsts; CoIrtst andhrooklyh ne
ncx Deps Fugnst, Brooklyn Nos II ITO ann 70
In,sonst Hohohon DEPOT, Jersey CIV E"srah' ioAe'
ons transfer Company viii call tor and cheek
| hasSago from hotels and residences. , N p.p,trp
| FliANh iaosraI AZ anaaer General Passenger Agent
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Gounlrp ijroperln tor Sale nno 60 let.

At ORANGE, n. }. (ncighborhsOd speciality.
n prole city for and rent all varieties greai ~"
Gains EDWARD f. HAIILTON. Ia Pines y y.
IGOR SALE-A dairy or grain farm TOR sale
cheap or exchange good city or VILLAGE properly
tho farm 81 O choice land fences bu
tms good scOOs ches mills. &c, close byi wl,4 -
niles flo depOa; part OF the purchase money can
remain the farm II desired Address Box a., "atdh
Ulster CO., n. y
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Western land free, for farm or country residence
10 HOYr son, 20 Nnssau-st.
NOR SALE, EXCHANGE or RENT.-At
Kidgewood \. j.; large house eight acres OF ground
stream OF water with power barn. carriage house ~,
b. 4. SMALL 237 broadway
NOR SALE, EXCHANGE, or TO LET-A
Mace of 10 acres Madison. y. j. high and healthy loca
ton good house ouibudnga seven minutes nom DC"
seminary +. :. DRIsCOIL ~ Park place
NEONTCLAlR REAL ESrATE.-lOWE "
Nj PARSONS. No - Cedarst. n VI from IL u d
arrange, n, J..--llouses and Country Seats
10 let and sale; great variety also fafms anu ell
re lotr BLACKWELL BROS 2i3 BroAd@ly Room -
Two -Beautiful residence. ten ROOMS,
fue cottage six rooms $40; choice bulhlns lois
500 each. W. II. BARD * son, Mount vernon n l.
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Bodr0 au0 Rooms
West Sids.

West Sids.
A LARGE, well furnished room, to gentle
N only. without board desirable locations small
family. 81 West 46thst, between 18th aud 6thayes
A SUITE of 3 rooms, first floor, privilege OF
only. ~ 6thave
ROARD.-One large ROOM for two gentle
~ also wanted Christian young lady TO share ROOM
81 60thst; call.
PHYSICIANS OFFICE reception room),
furnished also other rooms nicely fnrnshen Win OF
without board, gentlemen gentlemen and wives ref
exchanged 107 west 4lst-st.
East Siis.
uARLEM-2O4 East 113th-st.-Private Ger
L Il family have neatly furnished room with board
breakfast; dinner $3.50 D. S6i Also Handsomely
psrof for two gentlemen gentleman and
wife, with board. sl6 references exchanged.
PLEASANT sunny rooms and good table,
Il with all oonveniences be found az l52 Lexington
ave. kcferentes exchanged.
VERY comfortably furnished suite of rooms
third floor. with private bath and hrstclass ooari
references. AT III East 3lstst
ISTII-ST, ia EAST. opposite the Flor
board in French family reasonable; references
"a EAST 2OTH-ST.-One second floor,
sDf room fourth floor without board ;
breakfast II desired references.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
WANTED. Board for gentleman and wife
w q farm in Jersey aD0It fifteen miles from Terry
Address A. b. Tribune Downtown office.
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6elp tl1anteo.

6ep Wanteo.
.
NGFLTiS TURKISH. ELECTRIC and
u Roma \ BATHS, 81 Lexington ave, want Americans
uuder tw envy for baths ana Office.
WANTED first-class cook and cham
w bermaid for private family best Of references re-
nured; wages for COOK $50; for clanDermad SIC Apply
NJ Bcdells no $40 4thave.
Az ANTED.-A youth 10 or 16 years of age
w TO keep a ~ books in manufacturing business
Answer handwriting stating age and giving refer
cnces Address HENRY, Tribune Office
~ ANTED.-n a New York bank young
man messenger and to help in the bank should re-
with relatives IN the city boli require sAidry Sinai
Address giving residence eforences age PREVIOUS anu pIes
ent occupation. II any, o., Box H. Tribune ONCE
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Auetion Sales OF Zeal estate.

4 UCTION on MONDAY, February 2. lssO.
~ at II ook at $50 Fulton ST. IookNn TX 20 a ~,
southwest corner OF btdintu-sNs.
ana loss st. Brooklyn; hnest situation In Nino'oon'"
Sac alb, lutte Mortgage Of 9 900 can remain
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Gin Heal Gslaie for sale.


IOR GATF-Uouse No. 30 East 13'h-st
< Addres. JAMES HART. Main't., Pcekskh, y y
NOR SALE-Maiden-l anc.--G-stOiy store No.
~ Maiden lane Apply 10 X \. YOUNG, 20 Exchange
place.
L borse and stable Apply 70 H. 4. YOUNG 70 Exchange
place.
nor SALE.-Vacant lots on broadway,
a. Z on eth ave. south OF Central farE 80. - 81. .
.l75OoO- Re~ienc" Twin Htahrl str' ~
elegant location terms to suit HONI son q Sh9Sh''-
GER. - Nasslust
NOR SALE or LEASE.-Thr four-story stores
l8 Cin ana 24l Pear. between Fulton and Jon - py
1877 feet Apply TO GEOkGL O. SAAr9oN' w h'''"""''
49,
TNION- SQUARE. northwest corner 14th-s..
~ and an ave-rhis valuable property 10 SAFE III zee n"
dress OWNER, Room a. DTexel building
oru S1' het,vcon 9Th and 6th-aVcs.-
- Iur story Eu-isi Placement for sale rents well s
estate the security. rutland 6 WlllllN"' b''N
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI-
L,REEHOLD And NEW.YORK RAILWA7
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Il CONNECTION.
Leave foot OF Libertyst for Freehold 9lj, AS
D.. III.
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,NF noILAR TO BOSTON.

Va VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE.
For special limtei tickets steamers OLD COLONY ana
NEWPOHT leave New-YOrS daily, excepting Sundays at
4u D. -, North River loot OF Mufrsyst Leave
BrOOklyn 400 Jersey CIT. 4zJ p III, VIA Annex
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Brooklnn Real Gsiais for Sale.

JrORSALEor EXCH ANGE. brown
st,. dv,cites fnc locations bIt ia The bfst manner,
eyrbanss for farms country residences iIOfI son *
MESSENGER, 70 Nassaus
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II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; DEPOTS
IN PHILADELPHIA. 2 IN Nrw-YORk.
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Glinuilors Uanteo--femGles

CHAMBERWORK and WAITING, LAUN-
~ DRESS with good references Can be at the PROT
EsTANT HOME BUREAU. 1873 6th-avey fourth house
above lOth.st.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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Gitn propsrln 90 Lei.
Gin Droperin Wanico.

CHORES and WHOLE BUILDINGS wanted
- ,,sn TOFrs We are having constant demand.
- rutland * WHITING, . Bcekman 81
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EOOK.-Bv a respectable woman, as hrst-
" class COOK IN private family best city reference Ad
NJ 90, General Advertising Office. NO. w East
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COOK.-As first-class cook by respectable
~ French woman city country no washing Address
EMILY, Tribune Uptown Office. 1893 Broadway.
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THE ,rD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWttN
NEw-YoRK ANp PHILADELPHIA
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-04
The Standing Of jersey Cattle in England

Our breeders of Jerseys will be interest.
cd in a ketch of the history and standing of
Jersey cattle in England which we find in
the London Farmer. 1t is said the breed
are increasing in popularity. If not the
most useful breed for the average stock.
owner, the town dairy-man, or the country
dairy farmer, they have their special merit.
They give bountifully the richest of milk,
are the geutlest Of animals, and in num-
bers form one Of the most picturesque of
herds. They are pets in the parks belong.
ing to stately mansions, and are Just the
stock for the few acres of grass attached
to suburban villas, the globes of parson.
ages, and the small fields of amateurs play
ing at farming on small scale. Where
only few cows are kept, Just sufficient to
supply milk for the nursery and butter for
the household, they are held in deservedly
high esteem. The breed is multiplying
daily. on account of its peculiar and dis.
tiuctive merits. it is, therefore, necessary
it should be kept in purity, SO as to ensure
perpetuating all its valuable characteris-
tics. For this purpose herd book is alb.
solutely necessary. A herd book for cattle
bred in the Island Of Jersey has been in
existence since 1866. But there still re.
manned want Of herd book for the reg.
istration of the hundreds of Jersey cattle 10
English herds. Such want has ow been
supplied. for Mr.. John Thortou, the emf
mont auctioneer, has Just issued the frat
Volume d (. The English Herd Book Of
Jersey Cattle" published by "Committee
Of Jersey Breeders of Great Britain"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-04

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