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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-24
6ituaiions Uanteo--females

CHAMBERMAlD.-By a respectable, person,
y "a chambcnad and odo plain sewing no OBJECTION 70
ave. corner Of JGthst
COOk.-By respectable young woman az
aI s99S CIV ~ Se Ssanc s e SSet OF OH
COOK. WASH, IRON.-By German help; for
HONE 'BTREXT lis et6ave fourth above ioth-st
COOK, WAITRESS AND CHAMBERMAID.
tons ior two excellent rl- one cook The other worcs
Le,ington.aye.. on Friday between 10 and ~ a m
COOK-By an experienced frst-class woman
Y do finest Of cooking etc gets
rrercnccs Call at GG2 shave. near s5th.st.
COMPANION, &c.-By an American lady of
Y refinement 10 travel with lady going to place IN the
hotel Xadrc.! Miss N. BE%soS : 'D.-'l
COMPANION.-A lady wishes a position as
Wiling to 60 abroad Of to The county, y; OF to as
Uptown once, ]. 4ss broadway
CIIAMBERMA1D and WAlTRESS.-A smart,
y tidy young girl az waitress ian seye dinner in courses
-, i, al, tse,i@' J r.cn,i,ncn,istnns frnn, Last en-
poycr. Cali at 6o3 shave. 55th st 80. 80
HOUSEWORK.-B an English girl, in a
icni country preferred references {. ~ ii Tribune
ptown once. f2.s broadway
I ADY'S MAID and SEAMSTRESS.-By a
IL who thorough seamstress also
who understands dressmaEng the beat OF city reference
n KSE fOK NllIDhtN.-An cAtHTlfHccu
~ for children short distance in The country
good competent none others need apply
Address with references H. W, Tribune ONCE
NIRSE.-By u Protestant woman, capable of
~ taking full charge of infant FROM birth good with
bottle baby good ,eamsresS city country good city
reference Gall No. 700 6th-aye. In toy store.
NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS.-By a respect
aS 10 0 and o. r SS r9S 90 G Kinds Of
family Ing objection to travel: city references Ad
d1ss b. BOX 100 Tribune Uptown Office, 2Ss broadway
SEAMSTRESS.-TO 90 ont by the day in
- private families understands drcssmang; operate
ON " & W. machine. 2i3 Nest lSthst
GEAMSTRESS.-Asg general family seamstress
and make ladies and childTens -nits city
country. Address ADVERTISER, l62 Vest 24tast
WET NURSE.-By a young respectable mar
w ried vet nurse o baby At her own home
her baby nine months old 4s West 30tb ST. hrs door
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GnIco By AntIion
IOllN &. WlLMERDING, AucliOnecr.
~ WILMtHDING IlpGI TT GO.
stores, No-. - aud GG whitest.
TUESDAY. April. %
At l0i. O'Clock,
tOn p credit ~ three months
LARGE SPECIAL AND PLREMPIoHN SALE
~
COCO PIECES TAPESTRY CARPETfNGs,
MR STEPiIEN SANFORD Amsterdam. y y,
Mcs-r- " SHAW & 60. selling Agents. iG- broadway,
VII
1900 pieces ~ the above wrlknOwn goods In the newest
si, and drvur. and comprising the entire praucton u
The dat. Tai. being the largest public sale of
TAPESTRY CARPETS male In hi- country. ani a.
piece Will sold to the highest bidder WITHOUT
RESNNE al throughout the country must hud 10
their Interest 81 be- To facilitate Tho examination 0f
gp samples w Doc ready Tor examination by catalogue
Monday m"iuug 18th inst
DlCIIARD V. HARNETT. Auctionccr,
IL WILL SELL AT AUCTION
MONDAY. APRIL -.
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. VI,
At lGi EAST tisT st NEAR LEXINGTON AVE,
Elegant house hold furniture consisting of Rosewood nano
ronS~. Handsome Paiur suites IN Blue satin and
RrI- Tnr parur Cabinets. Music stands black walnut
BoscnI-. Hlur satin and Lace Curtains Carved bnn'l ~
r1li, Molu,t and Brussels tarpet- SILVER ware
china etc
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Ciip Real estate for Sale.

COOPERATIVE BUILD1NGS.-Two mem
" bers required proposed rscass apartment honso
central situation and servaDts elevators oash
yestDert s7 3Sl; ten owDers PUGIS & WALTER
Architects, % Wsllst
IyOR INVESTMENT-ON BEEKMAN-ST. -
fme '''fs p'Y TUX S y %HfTIN6.6 BeeimAnst
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BROOKLYN 1)roperip for Sale ano 90 Get.

Brooklpn froperip for Sale ano 90 fei.
DROOKLYN LOTS in plots to suit some
~ very cheap rutland WHITING Beezman,ss
EOR SALE OR TO LIGHTHOUSE 300
Washngton-ave, northwest corner Of Dekalb Win OF
without adjoining lot 400 threesory brown
stone built by Tunson and strictly Location ana
surrounding improvements unsurpassed In BROOKLYN ono
half may remain per cent will be sold at bargain. Ap
ply 20 OWNER, 3l3 Washingto
ITO LEASE.-Valuabe property bounded ny
Canal, Smith. Grinnell and Bay ss 2OOAl 10
feet containing sheds stables and ONCE suitable 10,
business requiring accessible water 'front.' IRA A. MIN
BALI, southwest corner 5th ave. and 9thst Brooklyn
TINO LEASEATwo certain Brick Warehouses
in the city of brooklyn, the northery side Of st.
fronting East River and and adjoining the southeIy
side the occupied by jeremiah Robinson
For full particulars apply 10 THOMAS DICKSON prelhen,
of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, COa ana
Exchange Cortlandt and Churchets., New
York.
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Counirp properin for Sale ano 90 Eet


A CHOICE LIST OF COUNTRY PLACES
in next HOME JoURNAI4
Published Wednesday morning with Supplement-
MORRIS PHILLIPS & Co, 8 PARK place, Ncw.YoIk
A r WEST BRIGHTON, S. IA roomy, two
story cottage and lot eo12q on broadway Hrsr P
RclS S' ' or pLE%Igg }oiiSsfoNh 10 ctnifsst
At WHITE PLAINS.-To Let.--A two-story
tut %I1His, SPP rent Gc V %Ss
Plains
A T CRAWFORD, Central Railway, New-Jcr-
~ soy thoroughly comfortable summer and winter resi-
seres sale, sl6oOo, terms easy rent 5000 Address NJ
AT NEWARK, y. ITO LET, fine brown
~ stone dwelling u rooms all modern improvements
large grounds wen 2Esd on line Of here dss s IN
perfect order PG,S To- 9TG"jey rr n T9era
N'''' 557 iroai.st Newark. y. J.
4 T ORANGE, y. J. (ncighborhood speciality
I2T iii T9 I' Pi i great
AT WHITE PLAINS.-TO LET-Two mod
~ cp houses with fun mProyemcns sen,rS ioSa ti
5 C6 ia ISw 1q s ii5 BIdP R 10 orE
At PORT CHESTER.-TO LET.-Largc man
sion oGc IN pccGGl ore siG s G1Tas ali ES Nd
me sarIrn gIo' @ &c., :" amt Snd fct healthy
Apply JAMES FNLAY, Real Estate Agent, p0rtchc"ter
4 STORIA.-For sale or to LET, the first class
and Of ground. the corner Of GrandaVc
anu ''' L. NJ WIIiNiY sunsvcR Terrace Astoria, l. I.
A L BLOOMFIELD, y. J.-TO LET.-A very
rent s a6S G Handsome Eoa.c * fodos mar station
$50 and one at 500. G.. y. BOY ~, Cun,cya
Bloomfield, y j. over Post omce)
4 MARBLE GOTHIC COTTAGE.-At Has.
~ Hudson 40 minutes from city Containing II
rooms thorough repair nuc Nrw of river stable hud r
rage house rent $500 also two neat frame honscS rent
e30O and $3.50 Apply 10 JOSEPH fHlILlFS Real Estate
Agent Of Hastings.
AT PELHAM MANOR Westminster County,
~ y y Will an modern improvements Tor
location hcathu land Easy Of Access Tor ian
properties illc the 300, 4h3 or 81 Nrw ia'h
from terminus the Third Avenue ls .at Railroad ~
50 cell m. l. l5 freight, . - boat from irck
slip at O'Clock colnoc.l o.. and a. g. AllA !" X g
BLACK. resident owner Ia &. j Stcirn- - bG"aN '
4 BARG AIN.-Situatcd one mile from depot
~ FanVOud Central y. J. n. H.. twosiorN AMI trrn'h
roof frame h0n-e duuc piii0s dining ana Kitchen on
The nus' iitt'd Win
noNIy ipcr,l and kasouiucd ready for mmcdiac occu
Iaucy thsr, stable and carriage house ~" premises
The grounds " II Land well adapted Tor gHfu'n
purposes ,,-.-.
Parties seeking home In the country can puoha@ the
above guIc than the hruc ra Ice iuit ai'd Tor
Apply To- - MAtkNiI, go BrUad IT., N'"arA y J
COUNTRY IiOME-Purc Air. Pure Water
y For let At Ccattcviic. Pl--ac 60. J hand
some villa rooms. n the II city house
complete plumbing - and furnace unttng supply
Of well lu ati"n rcs atrd healthy
aud within niuuic walk ~ ~" dlnts u minutes 10 Nc"
York. Pos, ,sion immediate
HENr 80 \ MONTH
Apply To- JAMES HEEUAN.
80 UniunsguaFc
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Art Schools-City.
For Young Ladles-prooklyn.

4 FEW satisfactory students can now now he
" registered for entIauce N september At Bhl'hS
- ,fT%AltN for NOt NJ LADIES Bro0slyn, y. y.
home school delightfully."- located on "ihc Heights Eng
nh. tr-fulv taught by native teachers. llii7
tat.d tu- and Hygiene. superior advantages h
music Opportunities To visit Ari galleries and lhls I
Brooklyn. MS NJ H. J. Will l. Iii"NiP"4'
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Citn properir mantco.

REAL ESTATE WANTED. - Tenement
~ housc property ~ lease send PARTICULAR call
GEOItGE T.. FOLSOM, l3j lstaye.
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INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
hONARCH LINE.
vi NfW YORK aud LONDON

vi NEW.YORK and LONDON
splendid new flst ~fram"I-.
Lea, ~ ock a'hoiure ~, ona Ferry. Jcr>'r my
saxon M.aach AWn2; 2.ag, Ns.ai Ma n2' Is Is
AssyUau Monarch, Hay J. llfiflah h"h"''"' Ny -
snpofior accommodation for .aio, r4sr--. NJ Steer.
agr taken eastward rpyag ft-t -c'iI' 81 ~" iaes'
Apply tO tho general agents.
rArrnN NINkEN- g 20. Agcnts 4 Pow linz Gnen.
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. SATURDAY. April 2

NEw-YoRK Saturday, April %, 1891.
The following public auction was held at
the Exchange saesroom to-day:
Bv John ~ Draper.
! 5storv huding and lot. 40 1919 Pear II. . . 2n7
n OF Pine ~ lot 20 sIi77 and lot. No 90 Pine
at adjoining, 30iI4sl, Joseph scott .... s2'5Oo
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IMPERIAL. GERMAN LINE.

IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.
4 Hamburg American Packet compsnys Line Tor
PLYMOUTH CuERBDC KG and HAMBC bG
GELLERT. April p iiENDIR May
CIMBRIA 80 LESsI No May IL
Rates passage To plymouth. London chereeurg Ham
an points the south Of England; First CABIN
800: second Cabin $50; steerage $50 Round tIlp
at reduced rates. steerage from Hamburg Ha're ADJ
Southampton. 49,. ...... ~.
kUNHARDr & co, {. b. RICHARD 10.
General Agents, GeitihI ldr-hg.i ARtnte,.
nm III L " HrmadMaN. y u.
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L'OR RENT or FOR SAI.E.-Nn elegant home

w VI III
Gn miles from mile. lth1d, lIla,
with several daily rat Locate N'" jtf-t
ioO1f''t dptr ta'satci beautiful for situation With
the puIr-i and water Dwelling Large aui handsomely
furnished with Az inwirIn con'rnrn'tt Including, 60,
Grounds beautifully shaded ans spacious Ahundtrrr ~ ffu
~ sll kinds including splendid young apple orchard ni 500
fan bearing .lnsri fruit flr place contains -"
more. an under cultivation Dor further information
please call on Mr. ~ HENCk Proprietor Wc-tminstt
Hotel. NeV York
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NTAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE.
vi For Young adle Pssned Mas commences 1eT its
lenoa u Instruction and great beauty and saubry OF loeauen
The Rev. y. V. SPEAR, Principal.
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CHAMBERMAID.-By "A respectable person,
- chambcrmald and Ia do plain sewing objection Ia
the country for the summer good references NO eIo fh
nl NTH.
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SUPREME C0URT.-IN BANCo
April Term, 1881.
The HEIRS OF WV. JARRETT, DECEASED. vs.
j. NJ. KAPENA.
HARRIS, c. j. JUDD & McCULLY, j. ].

This case comes up by appeal from the Com.
missioner of Private Ways for Honolulu, concern.
ing a lane leading in the rear of defendants
premises to Nuuanu Avenue.
We have examined the testimony and find
that the use of the lane in controversy bv tho
late VIM. Jarrett and his family, was by the
permission of the defendants father. 1t is onite
clear that a permissive use will not create an
easement however long enjoyed. The defendant
therefore, had a right to revoke the permission
and to obstruct the lane. The plaintiffs cannot
claim the use of this lane as a necessity as there
is a convenient roadway from the plaintiff 8
premises to Fort Street.
We find, however, by the survey produced of
the defendants premises, that the lane is ONLY
partly on defendants land, and it is partly on
the adjoining land claim of Keekapu. The
has only authority to obstruct the lane
so far az it is over his own land.
The judgment of the Commissioners is reversed.
but the defendant must remove the distractions
to the lane SO far as he has placed them beyond
the boundaries of his own land.
Each party to pay his own costs and costs of
Court divided.
CHAs. G. HARRIS,
. A. FRANCIS JUDD,
L. McCULLY.
Castle d Hatch for plaintiffs. j. L. Kaulukou
or defendant.
Honolulu, April Both, 1881.
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SUPREME coURT.-April Term, 1891
MINISTER OF INTERIOR AND PRESIDENT OF Ro.pn.
OF HEALTH VS. Ii. HACKFELD & Co..
HARRIS, g. j., JUDD AMI McCuLLY. ]. J.
Opinion Of the Court 6y Harris. C.. J.

Opinion Of the Court 6v Harris.
lhls Is an action to recover the sum of 9. l6O
dollars expended by the plaintiff as President of
the Board OF Health which he claims of the
defendants according to the terms Of a certain
Bond of which the defendants are obligors.
We understand the question submitted 70 nc
to be whether the words of the Bond {. carinc
for and maintaining" the passengers per .. Sep
TINA in quarantine, cover the bill of the nbvs;-
cian Tor medical attendance in inspecting the
men, and the amounts paid guards in HELPING
the men in the quarantine premises. No ones-
ton is raised before us as to rates charged. We
are OF the opinion that the term 9. caring for y
the men, under the circumstances of this casa
and in view of the previous recitations in tho
Bond, reasonably inclnde expenses for medical
attendance and guards.
A body of over seven hundred Chinese immi-
grants were taken from this shin to he Kent n
quarantine on shore, having or having had the
smallpox among them. Necessarily thew re-
CURED medical inspection almost from dav r.
day. Cases of smallpox had occurred among
them fresh cases might be expected to break
out. 1t was necessary to remove such as MIGHT
occur, promptly, as soon as anv svmntomS
should manifest themselves, and to determine
the length OF the period of quarantine II yos
necessary to ascertain by a medical examination
that the immigrants had become free from infec.
ton. '"re'
In respect to guards. 1t is apparent that such
body would not remain in an enclosure unless
they were kept there. No enclosure that was
provided or could be provided would keep them
n by mere lock and key, or keep out those who
night wish to visit them. They could NOT he
Kept there on their simple parole. The verv idea
quarantine implies that the segregation he
made ~efectual. '0
The item paid Collins for guarding the cargo
s not covered by the bond.
Judgment will be entered for plaintiff, for the ,
um of S1,005 In addition to the sum of S3S9 t
aid by defendants into Court. ~ I
CHAs. G. HARRIS, 5
A. FRANCIS JUDD, h
LAWRENCE MCCULLY. v
Z. Preston for pltf: A. S. HartweI for dfts. I
Honolulu, April 22d, 1881. a
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Gathering Ferns.

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SaIeoo1su, with no hat on her head. the wind nIav;,1 ui,t
40 SGHen locks. she has her apron full of ferns. II is a
Fsii, ~ e picture OF childish beauty and innocence. and cannot
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The College of st. Louis
HAWAIIAN COMMERCIAL,
Business Academy.
HONOLULU, Dahl. n

IENHIs INSTITUTION. BEING REMOTE FROM CITY
anurements, is an acknowledged safeguard for morals
For saluoniy Of climate is unrivalled. The buildings are
large and commodiousi while the grounds afford the pupils
opportunities Of healthful and manly exercises.
Cnrenitting attention will be given 10 the fnteuee,u nj and
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TO attend the religious exercises or not, according AZ their
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Pupils are received al any time during the year.
No reduction will &c made from regular Charges srca,. TO-
absence, caused by protracted illness.
NO leave OF absence during the scholastic year. ercen. a,
the college vacations, or by special permission.
Each pupil must, on entering, obtain one sit of uniform.
which, with all other necessary clothing, &c. will be fnrn;sbej
at moderate cost by the College; but none Of these viii he
provided by the College unless By special arrangement.
Payments are to be made quarterly, and invariably in adj
vance. or
THE COURSE OF STUDY
Is CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND COMMERCIAL
Latin, Greek, French, German, Spanish and Italian
are taught. Particular attention will be paid to the EnvIi.b
language in all its branches. Literature, Mathematics ~
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Philosophy, &c, &c.
Board, Lodging, Tuition, and Washing for Scholastic
1900 90
Enian0e 10 90
vacation I 40 90
Extras.
DAY PUPILS:
senior s6n oo
The Scholastic Year consists Of two sessions each comnris;,.
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FOR all and iurther particulars apply 10
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The Mute ADpeal

ms subject represents a beautiful Italian Girl dressad Il,
i m1 native costume she is what is known as a Street Music
-, ahd earns her livelihood by her violin and voice Sha
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Happy Dreams ofChildbood

fu, prI of % sbraa Unromo represents a sleeping child, a beauti-
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80 ~ BESIDE her couch is sitting her mother intentIy
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100000 Other Articles too Numerous to Mention
The Great Arctic Soda on Draught Daily,
Fine Cigars, Fifty in a Box, for 81.
All to be Had at the Great Xxi Store
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