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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
DEClSlONs-FEB. 9.

Supreme Corrf-Ch ambers-Bv Judge Barrett
ee rt absolutely or upon ba denied
'S0ec,at TSSna~Bv Judge Lawrence-BabcocE agt. Bah
he OF the aul cry rests ent'Te npon me "y
GenSe " sue TIE i. poi1ino ne ore me TO .,o tbs
10. ~ ue osuS not hin ,biS ste At the tine that his
es w ws sre ,o a%ay ISL tes VISA t. b.
Tor eel WHY tbs acIo - pro gn, ana 'hs H &
haver sided al III. liiL deSArm me eva n9 a. II
sgt Constant otheis Findings ana decree a, e. Ell
s lam and eassu. act TT aoman "a acte a.
senep Nun and another ~ 0n an ct a. rec lSu%n
pany act trancls ana anoIhe7it seems 'e He ,n1 o
IN hded IN the complaint In m.pner uo9gh no
Ps.s Ia. do o pe tGnE hal fH have tie ov to d.
1.rcU,t- Part III Danels.-Clute Emmerch-
Opinion. H., C
S4niOr Coar,SHeca' Irn Nv Chri Jnsii .,
and Conclusions OF aw settled and sned dicI
Carso, ct al ri Carson al-Deciee sgnei Bailey
Nudge a S' rer for com
The Merchants a-hp COMPANY az the Ta
and aii.%s sraI,s l u
cSntnSance The etc., agt: Carleton Clancy at
MSSn Note Of @scon iHu1nce cram al
Ct At. ns o sr sIae Rs
Pultz- orders granted Og zen ss' Devhn Ell a-kepoIt o'
Common Pieas-Speaai 1erm--l}y judge }. +. DAILY.
Aynes at Mcnerlno,t y otlon 6enird VITA so costs
IL, Ls'f Ro ss a Of tho Opinion that tie cost" he
reference had herein as tra and The costs thrfc
allowed. the will tert re be taxed III
with Pusev Jones Company dgL
De AuuIno-M with unless defendant vi Inn
d1ys the service o. COPY Of the orde, ner "
security FOR the payment Of any judgment WHOM may be
and $50 coats IN ti1t vent hpuH
granted hOOre ag De MenArhe iu ieneh not being cot
the aft ay thu proceedings must be ~
missed with Miner sgt wlnsch Ter Motion 10 va
cAte order denied but without costs lrch ae
DanZel.e memorandum. AmSdell agt Sullivar-N0
GeuIed $40 pantn 10 ABIDE the event SUI
bseher ss Balmann;mOaer LOT Se,nr Tms1
art. vsn Kirk ag Sloan Receiver Ap
POINTED Wagner agt SKI iner.-Order signed MACK agt
King aL-IicCeiver appointed IN re Long ConkHn aE
WinterbOtom aniel Fer2 2Gt SIM soil a Sc
down Second Monday OF Feb uaIy Icer
Bess Motion Tor SECOND MONDAY OF MA!ch norman
Zelg substitution Tuska ast er"el NAY
at Chamber Hoffman aet levy; Idhad0 ag'i HfS i
LOweusttln Bufk UuDn agt sCi.rOtdeii bH,rhotTR
sgt Vincent: Rinaldo P0cgy TrO" ag; CARAVAN :
Ncbensten agt DOnna Bremen sst Gray udEhcntS.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Feb. 2.-ln the Court of Appeals
'o-day-presen tho don. Charles j. Folger G. j.. aud
'SSsocistes-ihe following business wss transacted:
eI!ohn Thesss, administrator ETC. respondent agt
Rc a. ssrrons and another apprisnis argued Oy w H.
or spboilsnts ana Thomas responde1t
40 oI-Vginis N. Taylor erocu1 etc appellant sgt.
incnss wing Implicated etc. respondent: argued by u.
axsl 10 sppeant aud w. Harrington for respondent
s 80 W. stevens administrators, etc. appellant.
respondeuts $3.50 -'"""' ''"
1av calendar OF the Court OF Appeals for Thursday
~ AM 'S''""' E'Ve Or No. ooS' w. "o'
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sas Representatives In Congress TO work to
secure the construction OF freight railroad
from the Atlantic to the Missouri River The House
concurred IN the Senate resolution relative the pac
ing OF statue OF old John Brown IN the National Art
Gallery Washington,
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REAL ESTATE.
YEw.YoRK. Wednesday, Feb. 2. 1881.

YORK CITY.
Janes No 27xs7 8; Thos Huxley and wife 70 VIM san
Budd -. 1850
Keler snd wife to Geo ST chapman .......... 1000
eGtt ST. 3, 81 fteof l0t ave. l-JxlO2.2; MOTHS
Keller and wife to Geo cha, man .......:..-...:
74ths 100 II W O: 2dave. 7jNl - Abraham III
Jones wife 10 Geo n Chapman ......... !
Madison ave, ne cor OF Glttst lG0jxl2j. Wan ii De
DinkGlspici ...... l2250O
wives Daniel Hcnne4ey .................... 10000
RObbns.ave. 4. $50 Il ~ iiHhst, 2J123J, iona
McKenna Smith Wlliadl-0n...... .. ..-....... i
property; Smith Williamson ana wife TO M,ry
LeIngfHnaVa W : sos II 3 Of 4iiist 50xi o. Tho3
(iilio d aud wife to G.ifori 1000
Alcns, IS \. - IL 81 tantl-st 2,.2Niil,1l julius
kstzonbergrr and wife 10 liOac TIA Stinrrt ana al 80
9th A. 80 30 n e oi 5ii.aye 2;x;i59i John vim
KHohoa ana NE to Jo3 suchnry ....... -. 1900
73G.-t. = 100 # Of 3ldvc, ljuNl0!.2 James III
D4rI0W wife Ia Gil and another /
GtiI.si SD n " oI tthavc. l2Gx 900; Wm ~hlr.
lev ana Tiie to Cat Lanr.nce.... -. 1900
Don'h 10 Sai VIE Ia .olr I;yan....'. -, 10000
ioi ana husband 10 Jonn Cn.lcn cSccuci ste W IO25O
IL w ............ '............D -. 10000
ejc to Lcwi4 Ash 49,. - 1900
spic..... ................ o.. 1900
Perry ,tNo Gi i9. 71G53 Hannah Van No;iiAui .,oo
Green's. W s. - IT : Of spring t. 25xij0. David l.
Eir,trin aud wife to WIN Togrl ~ .'.... 80 GloOO
Greene IT,, 10 AID 81, Ask 90; Matx and
Moses ptunger AMI wives 10 ucury AID Isaac go
l82dS 81 :. 80 it Of 6il.avc ijx l0Oii: John +
HO?.lns 10 sam Mc iliah -.;s.-.-...--.... 800
YIN IL 3,vd referee. To- q liilosoI -. 1000
xilsi,. ia, o6 l. Il tscnkc TO Roller. 49,. 1900
Broonc>t, No rs, "IIut-x o. IobcIt Il sherwood
To susan Human ani mother ....--.--......-.-.
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ANCIENT 0kDER or UNITED WORKMEM

LocKPoRr, N. Y, Feb. 2.-The annual ses-
noa OF the Grand Lodge Of the Ancient Order United
wofkmen convened ut Daniels Hail. In this city yester
Gay morning Nearly 200 delegate we're present The
ySssnd Masters report shows that during the year
!ss0. twentythree Iew lodges were Instituted with
sT'o50 membeis Que hundred deaths occurred.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the un-
~ dcrsigned oimed linn partnership under and
nrsuant 10 the a~s0 SateOt New YOr Ter the
OF NJ tEBALtb9 q o. that the general nature
be transacted Nv uci partnership
is a reurra cDmmss business that an nuri tcblps
WIN In III the county or Kin
ana state koDcr Hewitt. JUNIOR VINO resides
81 York. and Juan Manuel CcDtllO". junior
wi, re dcs nd in the County OF kings
and state YORK. The onlv general partners tcf
.ershp anu lose Nicolas Bar0 ana Juan
Pedro both OF whom resie IN Havana ia The lslshdOi
Cuba aud loo Reyes Gavan VINO resides ~ Gnana-
in Island Of Cuba are the only special a tneis IN
tc fed theTen that The amount Of capital Onrbhtcd by
saI lose Bro "a su special partner 10 me com
dna that 4ptal which Tic SAID JuAn ieIo
" Ia has CO. hued as such special partner the
ri such Ia two hundred thousand dollars;
| ho, ibs an0nnt capital which he sid JacObO de los
has iDuted such special partner 10 he
n s,ock of such partnership is Ole hundred thousand
o.rs and that Of capital contributed
a., all los Pedro ioig and JacobO do
To- la ayan such special partners 10 Tho common
sck OF suc partnership. have been actually ana III gUol
that such pirtne snip Is 10 commences Oh
a. n, da, Of Eighteen nun re ano eRbyOhe
on vii eIunae the thirty first day 81 January eighteen
Sundred and eighty four ami thai TIE ltpn place OF bus
md ma tnrrsnp be IN the City VI NcwYUIk
Dated January III, 1851 os
FgsnHfs hnE% n .n. General F'F'neFa
JOSE NICOLA BAkO. (so,o, p.r,ror,
JUAN PEDRO RIO q. SpecIM IHueIS
JACOBO pH Los REYES GAVILAN,1
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ASKING FOR AN ACCOUNTING.
,nrnn Rally and William NJ Caldwell

George BABY anu w lllllil NJ NdiuNtIl
yerr pror to 1874 i'll the hardw are business,
which t1ey con;ucied in Baltimore NJ In February Of
that year tney entered Into written agreement with all
their creditors according to which the partnership wds
10 be dissolved Immediately ard all the assets Ut the
firm assigned TO Mr. Bay for the purpose of paying
Ito debis settling the AFT OF the concern. II
further prOvldd that upon tne execution Of the agree
nent the creditors Of the trm should release its mem
Ders from all liability for the debts due from It 10 III M
Mr.. Bailv gave his bond for $4,000 or the faithful
performance OF his duties assignee The partnership
was thercupOn dissolved but release of the members
Of the firm executed by the creditors except as
contained IN the agreement referred to.
Mr. Baiy began In September last action in the SUI
peros Court against Mr. Caldwell to compel an account
fbg BET Mr. Baiiy alleged III his Complaint
that at tue time OF the dissolution OF the Il M MIR.
Caldwell had overdrawu his account 10 the Amount 81
CA 81, and also that there due to hin tbaNy)
as l5 the prOh toe business and tor capital
adyahced u ba ance u, S5,554 AZ. Mr. Caldwell. u is
saId, refused to make settlement win Nj" bhliY
aud the acon brOug II to compel MIN 10 Il" so Mr.
Caldwell deuurred to complaint on the gr0uud h'"t
that MI. Bay had not legal capacity To brnE the suit
cause Of action. Judge SedgwIck yestrly overrule!
TIE drmurrer with Mir. Cal1wc!l 10 put IN IN
answer upon payment OF Gusts. The Court held ina
MIR. Bay entitled Ia accounting, nut reserved
future adjudication the decision o. tue qdts ion now
IL WAS 10 I've made. Davies Work Men nrc and Hilton
appeared for Mr.. BIly, aud Arthur. Phelps Kncv.iS
aud Ransom for Mr.. Caldwell
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9nstrnrtlou.
For Both Sexes-Citv.

BOOKKEEPING. PENMANSHIP, Arithmetic,
CORE soneoce surng business framing Sl8 quarter.
": writing, So monthly ladies' taught bookkeeping
counts faincs College. ~ Bowery uptown 1913 Bwsy
IA lSS RE1 NOLDS (elsht years teach II in Miss
I'A Haines scioou. Gj West ljt'st second term
MISS WARREN. II West 4jtI-st.-Spp-
I'VE crate departments; thorough reaohing English
French ANA German PARK at Internistlol.
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Gelp WaHteo.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TlIIEU u WILL BIZ tECElNED AT the
UPTOWN OFFICES. No .s3S Br0tiw ~. COZ Ipnry
OT bel Forty seventh shl
rIcItiss sos rst rweniy .thTu ST. cor tighti we NJ
% ART tOureentlk, cOrIer nlol;sglart rOO inrf
al the ilARLfs OrflC - NO"
I,OOI ana 1900 ThGdAye OK On phlnlro
dlth'.I mn ~, 3 :, H. A. regular office rates
uOUSEKEEPER.-By lddv ID NV ok
a war; ing houst keeper age between 80 aud 40 cap.
she "En omvIefo charge and Assisting in the dute~ OF
nnsa ~ t,rn Kept highest references
rrnmr.J Address iu particulars, ARC OS, Tribune
Uptown Olco, 1888 BROADWAY.
NV ANrED-A respectable elderly woman
csnshs of Keeping bOang house for sx factory
h,nds i've hours the country. Address FACTORY.
Tribune Office.
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For Bows and Young Men-Coun,ry.


A LEXANDER INSTiTU RI " ltary }oIrdinS
N ~'ho'l Wiitc Pans y. Y r,tncpu. D. Il. Wills PAD.
RETTS MILITARY ACADEMY,
s XII riF @I"S@ 5|}'t!n o' DU9ISE'7' coLLhf
kOYS aud YOUNG MEN privately Fitted Tor
'"rmer o. Winter ''o"nn'e e. Mass +. n"FtM NAM.
CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL. on the
~ hudson y. N-ieh ground mo iniau mir fam o i1p
scioo Toys in iicac iesita care c1s,cd wI REOPEN
september 10. "'oHb \. r.. Prhr''L
ELMWOOD INSTITUTE, Ianes1orI, Herk
.ntihc school or business private Instruction specially
Eey. "A. DILBr,I y. NJ, P.i"cpa.
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Frechold, \. j.
Il Ia" REV. \. O. HAMBEF3. rnncipL
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Voc
c,stcr Mas. 3. l.. MF.CNLF. 4 ~. ouicu,irn,rnf
! >rnool boys bisinc,, inl ro!csistc uan.a- Ial
tenn commences srpL IL. AAIMA"NAC. t.riyIo"nN.f
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. ..,
w A bows family boarding school location 'nhl
trcic s .to Nv. nef gS r - I cire
iit.1S W, 81 Tiyn l''- A'"''' Tie f'iueipA' "
DEEkSkIIL (N. Y. Military Academy. For
l circulars ~llrrs- ,o.V - W,I&Hr. \. NJ irncpA.
pENNSYLVANIN MILITARY ACADEMY.
, ~. a. r, ISL H., IN ,', iLD uYh RI rres
For Youny Lqulas-Couner9.
4 BOARDING. SCHOOL OF rare advantages
~. j S%' G &ad i , '"1, ,&Do a. Try iT.
HILLSIDE SENiNAHY Cjrlltaoot., Coln.).
an 'o ior Ne'.ir 'ni "i'rt ~" ga ',r"y. AETf
1 fir'd.c MA ''''' b. 7"''N Ms o. N''"''-'
HONE iNHTiTUT" for y"Mos .,''i s.. 81 F,r 1,y
,,. ', c ~, M ~ "'t 49,. va Az ,nncG
NIArLEWOUD INSTITUTE,
~ t"' loun; Lo''t. ri,t-i '.'''. "r' i ''',' .
icnrr Of stu,ir,r aui great ,i,y aIl sa,ion-y V:-
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CLAIMING INFLUENCE HE DID NOT HAVE.

Herman Miller was arrested January II on
the plant Mrs SopnIa KLun tnat he had obtained
under the false pretence OF securing po-
eton Tor her in the Custom House. A molten WIS
made before Justice Barrett, IN tie Supreme C1uct,
Chambers yes erddy the order of arrest Mrs
Knns story hat in Anril 1880 Miller came to her
and showed her MS badge Cus,om House inspector
He said he eOu. secure position for her night
insp cOr but il would be necessary for HIM TO join the
d ttenhoefer Association. Mrs XII paid NJ Her So
allow become a meuhpt aud % are A. j.
D,tAuhueer's Signature To ills apple tlUn Tor thr POSI-
ton. Miller afterW AId came oaCk and sad tui lac must
SO pay TO H. W. Gurley the secretary Of ihe
Exanuii x Committee. This PAID and also
$50, $40 aud $40 three subsequent dtndds. Miller
also uutainrd Mr-. Kuhn 80 lOur Oth.r Occa-
sohs to be used saiu to trea, the secretary of
Collector Merritt Ii until some time after the
elimination that youus KGhn. hearing nutuinE !un hs
application went TO M Gnrcy and e-Tn III I M.ltr
had deccivng nm aud L mother. and that trTc
was no chance fol his appointment under MS rXdina
ton.
Alfred Stecker the counsel for Mr. Miller Yesterday
the vacation of The order al arr IT. "n the - n 81
that the plaIn. If herself to
and Il therefore. maj naiu the action j. Z j.
LanGb"in opposed the motion Tor Mrs Kuhn Decision
was
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ErQal Nollccs.

SUPREME COIRI or Tie STA iE Or
trialEitNSl kilt De t piamiir ~ in" r. -
nan ~ innnoygn the plant hdchc krucA ai," cicl
i:nchei RIcnrl kip,k also a"hI ki"'kS IVA
Itos npuim ioai+ k',e""a IN h,r hnNh'hI -" y,
Levy hr has and "nrs kr 'h b" aci ft1n' Z
krou4s. Benjamin hrich. also "a it cna III hI"'h-
-aIuur. ktncn az" 'IH"l @dlhH'I hl o.: ~"
och aO c4lled ~ hIOo.s Alexander u uneh- rel
un-u-tir, lis VIC, ''tisi " NE" It, thld 'i H.
lns whe. Hrnfy e Ii0"T : "t"H' IL t""HrrI iA II :"
T. DtI,tftmcn al Buling' M the CIV ol
~amurl lc la,, C"In-d Johnsou. Martin" Ron
cItApi IiLia III tN i'iNtii, - hI""I, l"""l'
MuSh.n. IdycHp II, "noNc Christian name are IN
T. the pa nun 'o.n Doe, "A ic Hhi Il ir It u -"
Ur-cr ned IL conf, WEp,e nam j. una npwh Ia
the ahtiu: cnirI r, OF the rrnj7 o! tnc al
III, misses nd M lie owner OF ""bc.r Z" The ""e
whose ca nairr to The pant.G ana all per
i k,,, a,o '4.li,i c,b L. KroK aI-n Jacol O.. Kr,ok-
h 3: At ~ e." KIN DEVICES. hea t,-.
rrt., : or lIr lie and no ar. urkrun AIM
: HaIieIi ii j. ia,oh -aIDdI Sim, Natna1c If -
,OoinOI tAt Il does 9, Pc L. l. T. - - 7"Io
ry,clto,. &C. OF WlaIn - IDllc asrn. dc'r.,ant'
oa ~ "a. Ian, action al - -"yr top' Oi
yOr the lam hs att0u' within twenty 'aYS
and III yOur fanfare 10 alIm"r 81 al "tij ~
p.rui you 10y default Tor thr clri &C.
AUGU II C. HA .SEY, PIiH1n'H Alto hry.
Post flee aldt,ss Omco 40 Ii. Avcnuc.A. Ne" YORK
the dcfcndat Emanuel Joseph Mary .OsrpI. his wife,
w0,c real I'M ian name is unKno"n 20 ihc pl i", ana
exc ut abOvc Hdn,d having clam t'dihS
agrIst Jacob kro.h. ,aIri JAcOJ L. kIOk, ai'O
nicIr eel III Ms est We as l'f al law next 81 Mn
d visres ega creditors OF Otherwise aud wh0 are ul
upon by eaton, pursuant 10 an order II e Honor
aic IIo,.r C. Van VOrs a Of the supreme CJlil OF
tc ia ch Sew OIL ia "a the i", niyrg I" MN % pc.
Ccmp.r cSi and hird WI" INC cOhitl tlh - ON, nI IN
tOIIt, al lie 0lhy { 'utl tOu c.
In tie CiyOr Sew Yoik Date! Ne% York Dec 3 io,1
Jan y Iaw7wIh
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q ouarInersnln Nouces.

MR. ROBERT l.. KEEN has nn interest
INf from u business which Will be c,n!uct0l
npdcr he nr.I name OF r.. {. BENEDICT 4 CO.
Sew York Feb l. 1881 f. {. BENEDICT % 49, lad II.
MR.. WILLIAM A. CAPE is admitted as II
+. A. FERRIS & co.
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KANSAS AND JOHN BROWN.

TOPEKA, Kas., Feb. 2.-1'he Senate yesterday
>osDsed the eoncurrent Iasslution paSssd BY
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Mrs LOUISA b. CULVER
For Young Lad es-Broolllyl.

IRIS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN will resume
" heI lessons III music aui after sep
tender To- tol piI ucuiai, .poy At AZ Ca ltJL.'-
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a)arblc ano Glale Alantels.

1xIoOD and SLATE MANTELS. The most
w varied and complete stock OF duo nantels now on
hibit,on r. b. STEWART q CO.. 70 West 25tst. New
YORK.
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Art schools-New-York CITY.

II KS; JOHN P0PE.-LesSous in Drawing.
go On ahu MaeiCour Pdhi ug, Decorating Oh hA aud
|u''g 80 '" iE N"i6mIi's LiHVSr or naiOOun irO
cess. stuIIp DuAdng 3d1 .liaV :. cOrLur 2,th-st.
Il RS. LOUISA b. CULVER
G "iiI receive Oupis Drawing an Painting OH and
Wafer Cool fna dnd Decoration a. her STUDIO No Is Last
zetirsL, New.HOra.
keierruc., ar d. Iflnn,ton Mr.. William Ilrt
Mr. James VI. Hart. Air n. a. Bellows
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or IOU%iS cCuOOr

CT. JOHNS SCHOOL
~ Fuk YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
SOS. y 40 % WEST 32DSr.
LII REOPEN WE'D ESDAI, IA :. >, 1881.
Letters ana Dnsihef5 al dressed TO
MRS. THEODORE IRVING.
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Connlrn Real &slale Wanle0.

\NANTED.--Fr 10 TO 20 acres i'll small
w fruits, with without buildings, on HUDSON LIVER L.
d. BENJAMIN, 80 NeW.YOrk.Aye., brooklyn.
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pdntinu Ara0clnIcs

LEN. NACGREGORS
~ iIlHt. DA go s,i II D. iT' p"tr l1t3L
i'rlv. auI o't..l 90 -.Hfi i''.-r'
4 LIEN DOlWuRIiIS
~ HOOL FOR ~ NCI,It. 40. G1l FIiIii.AFE
lol terms. Gay. Ac. Ia. ip. Il c.i' ar
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GIN Dro1cttn t0Inl.0


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j. ~ i'';tr - "t"l -" i,l"' va. "r - 80,
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T., =. a ,.r. An E,'i%sD.v " ii'ISi n.rsm,n,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
heal estate tc Grchdnse.
-nstrntIlon.

For BOYS and Young Men-City.
BERKELEY SCHOOL, 252 MadsOn-ave.
I'D npnng hall begins February
DACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE READY
II Fox WORK.-'rhe cnforced II over the
ive school" In again It's travels. students at
any time, day OT evening. .. >. PAChARD PIesllent
80 800 Broadway.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
L A. COLIN. Ma 4isOnavv and i4th-st
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1881
I,roadway near 42d-st-PrimarY, Commercial ami Clas
,ir.l Departments Nj. 81 HOBBY. w. L. AKIN Pm eipas
For Young Ladles-Citv.
MISS de BRUYN KOPS and MISS KEITH,
French Boarding AMI Day school for Young hi5A
Formerly 277 Madison AVE.
HAVE RhA0VED To 81 EAST 39rAr5E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03

II gentleman speaking
y Enssl anl German "a horly eiucs'cd NJ gi"e
C." I Of reference Addross q. L. MAYER, 1879 East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03

ny young man, age 26. speaking English,
~ French and German has the heat Of reference Is will
IN md obl:glnH. Address JI1PPOLY VAN Den 84RGH.
z. 0 WpSf Alal.sf Oily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03

CLERK.-By n German American, (l8) has
~ had experience in the leading dry goods house Of
a. city Al references. Address WILLIAM SCHalTGES,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03

CLERK. CASHIER or ASSISTANT STEW
~ ARD 4 yougg msa III hotel ~ ierk, cl.nT or as
sant steward IL % single and not ar d OF
lis Al don vest refren honesty AMI ability. Ad-
| d esd W. a. H., LIZA Br Isdway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03

BUTCHERS placa-wantcd in a hotel or res
~ tanrant by smart. willing young German l2 speaks
good English cut 10 advantage II willing, sober
not AFRAID OF work good references Address A. KOLIE
3Hs IIh
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GARDENER aud FOHEMAN.-Bv an Amcr

4
= small AMY good ,rdctfd experience ~ tie
ittD'd, vegetables. fruits ana
lowers &c. ai,ncI Tettr 10 present rTl
p'., VI - Wc-Du IL W i2dst.. Ori,' y 30
NrW.st Wy city. Address j. H. Ii BIER stamford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03

A SSISTANT bo0kkeeper or office assistant.
BY young I1shman, ID years Of age. well educated
can furnish good references sharp shrwd and ndusr
GUS will work for moderate compensation. Please address
j. MCGANN, 6th.ave, between ll3lh and llsth'sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03

CLERK or USEFUL MANLY Young man
- 20 years Did store Wholesale house will MIKE
hmSn Gqrfnl in clpl,Itv honest. w.Ig and oolgng
Address f. >lIL JONAS. AIS 6fbst, city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03

COACHNAN.-By ii gle man thoroughly
~ undrr.ian business h7e years hrsro r fer
ences. empoyer cen country lreiei rcd. Address
| COACM IAN, lis West $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03

[ IGlIr iUKiER-By a slairt. c,m .stent,
! s.h and %. tii' VIII ~ w Hog
ara ng.r i'll -O'd icr.4 Al 1859 FRA Nh
| Il " - 1 i. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03

PILL or SHIPPING CLERK.-By young
~ man "a years Of has had two years experience in
leading dry goods the city and give hrst cas4
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-12
An Important Decision.

Judge Simons rendered careful and
voluminous decision yesterday, granting
the motion for new trial in the case of
the State against Martin Bruggeman,
who was convicted Of having INSTRUCTED
a public highway in the town Of Rose,
with intent to prevent it's free use by the
public
The only question directly considered
by the court was, whether the land upon
which the alleged obstruction took place
was at that time a lawful public high
way At the trial the State claimed that
it was, while the defendant claimed that
the land belonged to him and that it
never had been a public road.
Judge Simons gives an exhaustive re-
view of the case and concludes that the
defendant had the right to rebuild the
fence taken down by the supervisors. He
holds that the act applies only to high
ways that were opened as well as laid out
prior to 1879, and that the highway in
question had never been opened.
Further, that the constitution does not
authorize the taking of private property
for public use without compensation, and
that any such act is void. The motion for
a new trial is granted.