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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-12
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OFFICE OF TIE INDUSTRIAL ERA.
Anna InNk Nav III 1874

OFFICE OF TIE INDUSTRIAL ERA"
ALBA, Iowa, May 20, 1850.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
| take great pleasure in making the
following statement l have been af-
ilicted with n disease of the kidneys for
the past two years and have tried nu
merous remedies with only partial and
temporary relief. Warmers Safe Kid
ney and LIVER Cure was recommended
10 me, and aster taking it the pain and
distress left me, and | am to-day feel
ing strong and treli. l am perfectly
satisfied that Warmers safe Kidney
and Liver Cure is the medicine needed,
and cal cheerfully recommend it to
others. q. W. STAMM.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-12
A Physicians Testimony.

l hereby certify that l have been a
practicing physician for twenty-seven
years, and for many chronic cases in
my practice do recommend Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. 1t was
upon my advice that G. w. Stamm, ed
itor OF the Industrial Era, obtained
this valuable remedy.
AlJid, la. A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. ID.
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Dept; CHEYENNE, kyo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-12

Newspaper Advertising IIurcau. 10 spru,s
street. Sew York.
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POSITIVE crE.E

Without medicines. ALLAN Z hkpl-
CkTKD Patented October L. isA
Onc box "
So'swiii cure tue must obstinate CASE, no matter
Of how long standing.
No nAnseous dosei OF cubehs. copaiba or oil OF
,andAiuood. that arc certain 10 produce dyrpepslA
Nv drstrnying the ~coatings OF the stomach. NO
~EyrinrCs or asiringcnt inJccuons u proluee oa4ef
rriee fs sold NJ ALL DRUGGISTS. or
mailed on receipt of prise.
For further particulars send for circular.
l.. RaI iSL &c ALLAN Co. :, John sues''
We od,f ,su rr~.rd for any case ihsy VIII not
cure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26

ROOM telling him he had novelties. and showed
him several musioal box devices He said ne nad
passion for MUSIC, and that at home ne nau
an orchestrfon which played ninety-six tunes a gen
tleman who had seen williamson when he was at me
Windsor year ago said he always thought from lhe
mans manner that something was wanting III MS men
Ia makeup. W.,
Mrs Carnegie, who is living with her son at the VINO
sOr, said that she had met MI "'Il,a'n
son at whist parties In PttsDutg, "noI9
he moved in the best society. lie Seeu1eu
10 know every one and she heard no WORD against nm
In fact, he was always highly spoken or he was iDe
author OF several small volumes OF poetry one ol mo
dedicated TO john Il. Jackson, prominent cI'nn
and others TO the children OF the best IGnllo7.
Carnegie said she only account Tor ms "Iuns "
letters By Mr.. Williamson on me gr"unu VI
a monOmania taking that form. "hrn s.o
had met him she had seen nothing unusual
ouainted he presented her with three volumes Of ni5
writings. Another gentleman from PlttsDurg hHu tVu
her that now. while Mr.. williamson WAS away, . .ho
ccvumn OF society which he supplied 10 one o to
newspapers was lacking. ,, ,,o, will
The following the titles VI the DOCKS Wncn III a.
iaInsOn puhlishcd in PittshurQ: Miriam; - anna III
Three scenes" by Eugene l.. williamson: 0I lhls soo
Ond edition with tue OF stevenson, roster ""
Ptisburg appeared IN 1879; II / niue quar- '"
umc OF fhIrty-tWO pages, and the scene j. ana III -
ne In the lime Of Christ. "The Annuncidtlon bn1
THE Nativity" two poems dealing Win I'D, sLdre
subiecfs Little 60 den Hair. drama LOT chliul.
i'm two acts SvIas Jubilee" drama IN thTet ac'5'
The tme IN the NTH century. These are an uny W.
uines. Among tue newspaper notices OF tuose tGa9
which williamson showed his frlclds are sOiHo '""'
are undoubtedly spur Gus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26
METHODS OF ALINLN MEECHANr.

Johnathau Longmirc, the lnso.yent linen
merchant WHO D. ,ucd in tne supreme CotI, rs W om
Wl.tc-. fo recover the vn uo Of goods which itis
claimed he obtained under fl-s representations a. so
vcncy went Oh the Witucss-saud I'm hls Ow1 bcnaf be-
f1ro Jdsuce Laurclco yesterday. He said that after
leaving tao dru % Patton Coz oi when be was formerly
member. DO went into business FOR himsc on small
capital 40 No g. Wuiest lie denied that De- had ever
made any statements to his eoyeu,y o jhe plaintiff
and drcarcl that ae had refused 20 STATE bis financial
condition 10 the aptHc H. ,dl .la % Na hs UNI
form Gus seuI the Goods be- uouS 10 ntier en- s
to De- sod AZ auctlJn, marking tA,n Ivn ID 20 % ga
crni above cost.
Mr. onenIt,s clerks aso testified as 90 'he nat 0d
a .u.tug Du.ues- and several lucu dealers s. go
iIat lir LJusu.fc had had far ciedV u tuti'riur.
tn lazy gave tho plalnun u verde, i"i s43lo IS.
william Blake lui tIc p4luth = u. MorI' Tor the IT.
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TRANSACTIONS OF COMMITTEES.

IN
,i,,. ..s decided fo.l,v In report ndver.eiy on
..., .,,..,.t,,, az t,e c,ot p,tept for .rc,r
eroraar,. The producers OF all kinds OF sugar. from
'''''N .''' ~ ~
H
... .. ~, r.,r. and recommend the passnxe Of
PIE "-' '' ~ -. rI
torn, .,,,,,r.. r-, .oJ s,a,apfuy mad The hfl lmits
, .,. -, ,,,-,,., hi,
ih' cost 10 ''''''.f gre '' 'i '1' '' '' 'IF ~
tlc Government o. sos, 900 some OF the sta'en"n9
furnished 100 tc ooumttc- b, posl oihce officials
c''i'NE '' -. d,
- tho u'e q" ""'h'1 Stamps 'h''HNt'' '"' AMOUNT VI
o.. , -. , ac'. ~ Tho honr ar which
.,,.,,..,, ,.. ,,..,, ,..ry ~ ,.,,,hors ,ror,
fDr House acJuuii'4 a-t As H ''IJ IT." 'H"cls were
d. nUcndauoe 90 TIC committee rooms th!s morning.
-, t,t, o, Commerce. made some progrcs,
4'' 9"o'-'.l e. %" ''' " -
i,,.,fi ,i.. til fr..rt,d iy rlc Land Com
' . , .......... .. .,,.,
the controversy Oh tae u'H.r, hf9 Nfl1E 'ifp'hdei
action upon any a. the t.r.f question:.
ri. Committee OIL Pacific Railroads -iva another
''' -. . t.i, ,
Louisiana, 20 r'fl' o"rnn lana P"n u f'o, Of Nor
CAMS I"W-i'h' "'o 'h'' - ,''.'' , 'l' o.,
g. iA'.' if'' WIZ DO ,' H.,
fhch' "'"""" "i"'1 '"'-' III "'o''"''' ." lawn
oi d. 'nil' ,. ,, ,.,
TO- r'"-N 'N..i''. ', N"i. '' '' LIZ ~ , ,.'
l"' h.iI lu".. Wv, '", ~ u ,,- ~
aun o.. San i. e.. '," 20. , f', ~ So
ttrt'i or l'' I'Ul' ii.t' .' .,.
h -. ~ .l. '".' ".I '',' ,, nv, 80, a., ,,, ,rd
iAit t+ i'' ''' - ,ni -, ".,,' .',
tu1f receipts 'I"'' I"' t''' ''''' '' ' "i't
ir.'4 .rli 'n" '7'e"~' o"'i'' ''''''"''' va" ""'
plt cEgen,r~.
Itr senate i.i1h gee on AF"i"i' li'"' ''lF l'-
cfir.l t.r rp'ii ol iN" .'p 'i'.h .'' "h lu' lIi
m' iIi deh euc' "il Oily o..'tl ~ no I'' ,.! u'Al
Nt.uldh'. I"' S','.i' ''lls .o, - ~. p, n
''. l,- ,,,r d, ,1l, ,r, m am .,d' io1Ii anna
iuts 'i' ,i'.ii.7. !. ''.,, ''5 ' IN, ", ,, o, - ~,
IinNoh 'i .".V"u .'' ,,.... 49,, 49, is tor.l
Department hul"iht. IIot'r7, i'i!i ~" ~
ln support 'i uh "ipl.'"'''n ~. ."' wv" o." ,'l,'
wafer .' -'I ,, ..l d., d., ' '' ''' "''
couulrt % National Museum bu dlns
Ata 1Ift u. eDuP o' me ~,thie ma House ou'',
tees Phi' lucli - fud bfouu'N lOhIN 10 WIS w
cdrG 60 report hi rOyidinR Tor tho nru"Wtiuen or
lo.nt comiee o. st duIinR !le recess Tor thc prpse
Of ID. lcctug p'. Lud mtkng H'rHnN' ln'n6 Tor the
complexion 81 me W. niuGion Monument ne SENATE
CowmI pee on fnDic bii'lnEs ahl H.1 4 ,1uny
agt. 20 "a ohihth" inc l''''-' 'l 60 ni int .''
u' senator ~ SOM, hppr"'nlnt ."uV "' ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26
nENISIONS-MARCH %.

Supreme -CTcUit-PGrt by Judge Van
BrunJ W llngton agt Morey ana another <ettle'
Superior COurf-SDcciGi TerB-Chiei-J Curtis.
-Alny scott al. Of discOnSInuance. III the
of IIhemacher appointing John X nemacl-
guardian I'd Item OF petitioner. Bruce agt coinn et al
Order dlschagng etc WeiDer agt ERgers OF al
ORDER Bowman agt Partel Order denying motion
40 abide the Bennett agt the Dry DOCK
Easi River and BATTERY Halroad Company Order signed
Ware Mum IT, the Nassau Bank ag Brennan Aldena
Iascha agt. iaDdgTaf I1iuey agt Hunts
the American Rapid Telegraph Company Oar
agt. Mangen Armstrong AIT scnaher; bartholomew
agt. Wait DrueIs granted.
Common Pieas-SDeciai TerR-Bv Judge LarremOre
Tho NewYOrk Life Insurance Company agt McGee Judg
ordered Hller etc. agt Con-
nor. denied with liberty additional
aBdavlts Wise SeeDacher Hrsch aud another agt
Bondy yer agt Barnes Clark agt sprowsOn Lawier
ACT. kingler ppicatiOns granted.
Marine -ChdRbGs-Iiy' Judge McAdam.-
Greene; Patterson stevens; Bates ag BLOWN
Mqhah "ark uiegns agt Stevens Wachter agL car
sinclair Johnson Whitney 2Rt. Nhoeer-De
cisions filed. ochuman Ggt Orchard; kauer agt ward
Foreman AIT. Rker. Chase Percv LiDdenkohl agt.
Haas Bennett Phuger-M OtiOns ante. err a4-
GanueY agt Gunthor; Hewitt agt. McpOnnenj
Davies AFT Davidson Spire agJ Siith; HOFFMAN agt Nc
cue; Ahrens Hudson: Coleman agt SMITH COOney ag
Jones smith Berrns AIT Brown ltayes akt
Mose- judgments filed. Pa ag GalnOr.Pr0ceeiings
dismissed KauYper Mitenhergeri Kreder AIT. on
Mau.actOry granted fOr April 10 Van IL ueu agt
MUIR Motion granted for April p Deamaer agt DUBOIS
Motion granted re properly R0ake agt GiOnecOck
-Suretes approved and order settled Meenan Deyn
PENDANT discharged. lambert agt BaeT-Sureucs
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OWL NnrES.

James +. PIERCE was directed yesterday 10y
Judge q bert IN tue Kings County supreme Court to
,,L br,e d, ,ha estate of Margaret ZANE. who
comfy declared lunatic. ANA - now N me fIhtDash
ASYLUM Tor the IhaAne
Thomas Needham, Of Mount Vernon, was AZ
rested sometims ago ADD lodged IN tue County JHIi
uuder civil process. complaint - Mrs anmA iced
vim char,rd him with having obtained from her United
statos homes ana money amounting 20 about $4,000
,uder a prot. Il OF investing Same for her benefit
- reek Nrrdhar. was a ~charg,d from sil, 10 belnC
paid haJ settlement had oeen made II seems thGt
snou toe csse, however and he has bcea rear
restod.
The case Of Mary L. 0rmshy against Will
al II Wobb whicn has been sria before Judgs Van
Brupt and Jury for three days, WIS concluded yestef
day. The paiunf claimed $4,000 for injuries re-
cetved by falling into an excavation IN front Of tho
Hotel Bristol IN December 1870 during The erection Of
that nuiSlue In Behalf of the defendant Is wAs
thar the work was done by John ConoveI under oOn
trno aud that the OF tue excavation was Committed
Io aim Judge Ydu Bruut dismisscd 4he complaints OH
the eIouuG tuat The relation OF master qua setV9o' ul9
moi ei.l net yeeu Mr. C9uOyar and the defendant ana
that defendant WAS not labs FOR the neghgeuce OF
G"noyor's serynnts. Edward w. Bsc appeared Tor the
plantfT; Fl1nagan BrlguI for the d"iondaut.
The trial of tho suit OF Joseph Quimby
against Joseph H. and Baldwin T. Strauss. irn OF
laWy,rs IA 49, ooklyn and james Csyanagn was finished
Yesterday ors Judge Pratt aud Jury IN the Klnss
County Supreme Court. Tho plaintiff charged the de-
feudauts with conspiracy and sued to recover $4,000
damages He alleged thas he had o claim against
Cayauagh, Of whom Crogan s. Haley wers also cred
iors BY the advice OF hedefendants Cayanagh gave
Croqnn Haley chattel mortgage on his property FOR
81 300 and whsn nnimhV obtained Judgment against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26
LIABILITY OF COMMISSIONERS.

The sui, Of Miss Julia ID. Colt against David
WInaus, Bernard Calas4crJnd james L a., Fire Com
m.sioncrs Brooklyn from 1877 to 1879, winch was
tried yesterday before judge iuer and jdry II 'he
KINGS County Supreme COur, attracted attention "a, tine
INST sut OF the kind brought IL BcooSyn. The planuh
is the daughter wcltuOwn citizen. She OWNS land
AZ WaShngiOn-aFe. and Dcgrawst. which WAS stu
atcd thrce-story building used "a tenemeut-bouse.
Under the act Of 1879 w. Fire Commissioners declared
the building To be unsafe; their resolution o. the effect
wa. approved BOY the Mayor, ana IN April 1873. the
huudiilg VAS dtmu lsucd. Ino present action Was
BROUGHT 60 recover 900 damages Tor the strucuon
of the building, Wlcu the Palh II claimed was not nn-
safe, Iuc wiuc,,ts tIr the p.upan te'tG't thlt the
hudiug VIZ worth 1000; exc commissioner Gallagher,
who exam nc0 bndr& ana declared - unsafe, sad
tbAf II WAS worth Drrc tnan 500 %. 500 Tao Jlry
b. Nr The nLnlniin a YtrlIct Tor SlOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26
ACCusED OF A PENSION FRAUD.
A JUSTICE or TIE PEACE CHARGED WITH sTTD
LING POOR OLD GERMAN WOMAN.

A JUSTICE OF HE PEACh LiAhbIb Win o"l-'D-
LIMO POOR OLD GERMAN WOMAN.
John G.. Shiudler, Justice Of tho Peace Of
sullivan County Jointly Indicted With Weadellou sni.h
VI charge OF Withholding pension money. was placed
on tIa ia the Uaed States Circuit Court, JndEe Brno-
dict presiding yesterday. Assistant United STATES At
orney Fero appeared for the Government and District
Attorney Anderson. OF Sullivan County, aud s. W. Ful-
ler,ou defended the prisoner.
In opening the case Mr. Fero said tant Rachael Hell
frlch, German woman, seyeutyoigat years CID, who
lives at Youngsve sullivan County, become entitled
10 Il pension from the Government, having lost son
IN the laio war upon whom she relied Tor support In
1877 she met smith, and he referred her 10 SMndcr
n, u man who would secure Tor her tie pension
Both mon frequently called az her house and ~ ihel
r-qur-t gurd the papera required Do ioEc or llu
"a pension Later II l. alleged, ihoy pad her SoOo, anl
told that she would get rs month while sAt Hfe
They cautiuu her, however, 70 slow no one lc pen
rlou uapers and added that n sbc d she would lose
her pension. charged NAT hey Obtained from the
Pension Bureau Washington SlJ1o 80, ana kcpt me
rest.
Rachael Helsrch tcsriIed yesterday e. the alleged
facts above stated Tue draft issued cY the Pension
Bnrrau was identified by Colonel COsCr, the Pension
Agent TOR the state OF Now-York IL was made 10 Mf-
lie iou'. order, and ndOrsl with her ulnt cross
beng used her mark Mrs. Heliuch testified tltt -c
Aao NOS i- craft, aud nad not put het mars upon
H. JDc case Will bo c0utIuuoi ou Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The following bus
mess was transacted in the Supreme Court enc United
States YESTERDAY
No 220The American Cotton Tie COMPANY plaintin n
error agt John A. Klein et al From
continued bv A. b. lfnan and H. b. Pman for osendants
In and concluded by j. r. BeckWith painhn In
error No 22l-Duncan ;. Cage ana wie.aDpelants agt
Albert @. NaeErom Louisian ~ubpittod BY A. Camp.
bell for appellee No 222-Henrv Rice and WIFE aDpel.
lants Jonathan Edwards. trustee From Minnesota
submitted by W. G. X. DAVIS for appellants and IL.
low for appellee 40 223William H. Barr, appellant
John q. Meyers.Appeal from the District COlum ia-
Argument begun by H. ATmes Tor appellant and continued
by James NJ Johnson for appellee Adjourned until
~ O'Clock.
TIE following business was transacted oday; No. 22I
Dallas County ssuur appellant, alfred HuidekOper
No 225Same. y aintin IN No. 226.-Slme
appellant William II. Davol-From Missouri: ~
JOSEPH shipper for appeees aad defendant sub
mi ted by IT, Soy Tor ap eant and plaintiff No.
DIN. :. Hunnicuit 81 A., Dautlhs agt Baio
PeyOn ct al-FTom Texas argument begun BIZ W. Good,
plaintiffs error. by T.. Phillips 5.
H. Fisher Tor defendant in error.
Adjourned until Monday al l. O'Clock.
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4 fnnr-venrs.old Snndav-school girl did the

4 four-years-Old Sunday-schOO girl did the
best She cOuld WIN question tnat asked OF the IN
FAINT class. Said the teacher, reading from Isaiah
xxx,U l. "'Ani n came to pass, when King il, ze-
kah heard II that he rent his clothes Now what does
that mean, chdren-he rent his c.Othes = Up went a
little hand "We.l, II you know, tel rs" p ease,
ma'am" said rhe child. timidly s'pOse be hired EN-
OUT [Harper's Young People
GLOW does the Lord make cats ~ asked IN
inqusIuVe little Fellow " no Was always trying 10 nnd
rut why's and wherefore of things. does he mako
The hrst. and Inc tan or does He make hc
tall hrst and the cats 90 e. Every clergyman who
comes the house re asked the same question. Int 10
satisfactory reply has Vet been given lie threatens
now that unless nHGs very be VIII take HE
',vOUte Tulsy all 10 pieces, and see FOR himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26
IAN AGREEABLE FELLOW

PITTsBURG, March 25.-Eugene Fairfax Will
hanson came to Ptsburg four years ago at once
attaining admission In the best society here. He de-
scribed himself as vlrginian of English lineage. Ho
was always comfortably supplied with fnndsi was a
good convcrsatlonalist; was somewhat eccentric.
though In II harmless way, and seemed fond OF making
sensation. He frequently "dr0pped iuto poetry his
verses nndiu place several OF the local papers Tie
also printed five books for private circulation,
WA ar tLendanI of the Episcopal Cnurcn, occasionally
took pleasure annts the seashoie and to Eostern
cites. and altogether, was looked upon as agreeable
thnnGh An annanrrta fsilnw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26
ARuY ORDERS.

WAsHNGTOS, March 25.--Leavo of absence
for orc year on surgeons certificate II disability, with
or to leave the Department Of Dakota granted
Co ntsin lose ph Conrad, iIb Infantry The leave Of
abs,nc. granted Second LeunSn ". Il. Whoeer, loIh
InfanlrH. ~ rxenAed i've months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26
NO cHAyGE ~ THE PRICE OF COAL.

PHLApELPHIA, March "a largely at
tended meeting OF tho Lehigh aod ochuyLtl Coal Ell
ehanges was hod here tlis afternoon. After long ds
ous.lon o. She present condition AMI future require
rrt ~ the trade the conclusion was arrived a. that It
yop.d be nndYaable 70 make any change In the city
an, n+fbIr prices 81 coal for the COmiOR month. Tho
Anil crc aIs the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Ir thD L,high nnd WI4o sbnrre and other oonpaxlies
M beth regions wiz therefore reinain "a at nresAnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26
DRUNKENNESS AGGRAvATrNG CRIME.

Francls McMaH0n pIoaNtd EWIIy IN INe
General Sessions yesterday To having sihacd Matthew
Steward on March lie SAID thd d. was druik no The
tine and ashei for the mercy o. Che Court. Judge
Coyng In passing sentence enid the fact OF his being
drupk only psravntcd tho offence. ana hr ntoudrd in
fuurr 10 make IA, pui shueut ,or al Clm3 committed
u "a uudcr tuc influence Of qIOr heavier thtn other
wise lie sent, no.d the prisoner 10 stat. Prison Tor
two yCaf-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26

Cavanagb and sought TO have liver OF the proDery
appolne ne found that his 81 in had been
The planiiR claimed that there was conspiracy and
thai the clattel mortgage tie purpose Il
deiraudlng HIM The jury rendered verdict ios 81 300
against CaVandg Oh and j. II. s Tauss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The President sent
tho following nominations to the 5enAts this after
noon:
Jacob Kaufman Of Iowa. TO bc agent Tor the Indians OF
Fol- BsrtAuld = Rsncy, 10 DAKOTA
Arthur H. hom.s Of tsh to be Supervsorof Census FOR
Tho DihlIiel VI I lAn .etntpIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26

NOVERNESS.-As covernes9, to take entire
VI charge of Two Lutte prs: fin mt French Gman Eng
li-h Muse aad tc ,n- ish branches. Address fEACHA
.lf sst. Book yu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26

cCachman N Il gentleman's
nam IAN div- four. hand and tandem; English mld
de aged married: good reference IA every respect Address
4 .tf fgnH l-t 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26

WEI VOUS BESOlN DUN GARDINER p
a Port tre lr sem capable do instl-rur nbe
Ia ,;f- c'l STYLE elegant ohtenir des troius
rscore pen cOu1u,j reference txcceutes. Address IL
IL ~. 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26

CHANBFRMAtD and AIrRESS.--By a
4 Protestant girl ec;able ana wei Commented
a.o unirrs ands al o4t dfeu. 3O5 uih betwcn
nd SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26

NOACHNAN.-By a German married man,
X axe forty years. is falt competent as driver ana
,onn 49,. vii assist In gardening f required cght years
ref c.s from las ,mpoyrr cali "a .udrcss CARPES.
Iri,~' EMPLOYMENT house. Jos 0tl-afr.. near . st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26

NfTR~T.-A position rs nurse by the m0ntij
= ha.ere,cyci diploma from EoUnla Ho-rit3 DID =
.eer ald cr.I,fi+. experience AID ahl Is can 70
shown from h-A medical authorities. Addess Mrs. Hoi1
l. IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26
qtnauons Wauleo--eeiuales

4 PROTESTANT SEKY ANTS HOME BU-
a REAU.--Gooa. capable ayl servants can DO had
sat he times GERMAN gals Swedish Welsh English se'ich
AMI Gland gIs good male heiDi Gig anu couuuy'
IT MRS. LOVES GERMAN BUREAU,
= l3l 8th.sr near slave VIII aiways be ouna largo
Of arstc4s. German servants lof All eapci!e
A YOUNG LADY desires a situation as COM
a ranon Is intel gent ana ht.d iOr place % response IL
n.y. home LIE or travels references Address Mss e. IND
CVANBFRNATD and WAITRESS.-By a
\ PROTESTANT girl very reectable wei recommehdeti
competent IN etner caplcy e chamoe maui OF "atIes5i
I'D and jo-sts.
NOVFRNESS.- coverncSe. t. take entire
NJ charge of TWO Lutte girls fluent French CONAN, eng
usl. Muse ADD one Eng sl branches Address Teacher,
EEOUS. KEEPER.-A widow, capable aud
experienced, seeks Jos ton lousekcoper where shs
Soa "S , eh.'S Tsss NJ GEiss Boa = oGae Up.
town on O. i23e Broadway. --
HOUSEKEEPER-A young lady, English
vision az small family woult axe her-e thoroughly uss
M Nh w ae was really apprecsa no 90 zee u aEs
or adTrs. Tor lhee DAYS 10 Moltaguest, brookiyn.
uOUSEWORK.-A, Young girl wants stu:
49, a a ' . ss''s s = . a1ey se % s'0-
HUU-E WORKLR.-By g. neat, tidy, inte'i-
s-t Protestant vo'af erl: VT D. r.lefal hseinl "a
W.. rocsia-. en- re- seen 20 365 oh.y,., ueir29ist,
N'TRST.-A position o., nurse by The monthly
= haser,,c.yc1 diploma from Eotuda Ho-lia, prD.ni
.eer aI cr.d,.si. experience AID ah Is car 70
shown rom h-h medical autLouiies Addies MIS- h"l'
l.i-t Lave
N'TR-Eaud SEAMS rRESS.-Bg q Protestant
= gf %. and saaustrU-5 or ,h2wNerwOrA ,it oF
couutr' good cty references. No. % west s5trs.
CEANsTRESS, &c.--A sramsiress, md r
= sten,. rcssnaking and al kinds or fa!lr sewing, 10
mrclur viii olt by the day "r week or would lake r
aufu rls "a sequ,tr.ss: city country Address NJ n.
Box ~ Tribune Uptown OhiDe 25s Bl0aa~ay.
WASHING. Enc. 4 respectable co.ored
woman wishes e .irs' gents wa ihiug ordays TX
C.ALDDltCt~. so Yves, va. o., r.l'r
WASHING. &c.-A respectable woman 70 20
~ oul by taeta v.,hin', toning, or houneeleaniu%
MS CORY. ji' West l5clst "
X71ASU Iu0N, Etc.-By respectable
~ woman. % go by fhe washing aL ironing or
Ike lo'nc .iu Ndsnlig. s'ud city references NO ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26

4 YOUNG LADY desires situation as COM
"A uanon Is intelligent ted f0r place % response IL
n.y. home LIE travel references Address MISS T., IND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26

HOUSEKEEPER.-A young lady, English
protes-ant A. h0usakeeDer willing 20 take super
vision az snail family; wout Ike herself thol0ughy use
i h te really appreciates no objection 10 travel
objection to the oOuuty ~. Can
or a.res three days. 10 Moutague-st, brookfn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-26

\ o.hp lGrt lnl- ami agemeut ~ carriages.
horses class driver hig ly recommended 10y form
and present employers tUn 10 the country Nl or
addrs, O.. 81 dNEl. est. NJ. 43 LKohlngep!aee ono
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