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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-22
TIE COURTS.
THE EQUITABLE LIFE PROTECTED.

Justicc Larramore in the Supreme Court,
tpecia Term rendered yesterday decision IN whioh nc
sustaius demurrer tn the complain III thc sun oI'"S
about two veare ago hy John H. Bewley and Mariete
Bcvle against the Equitable Lie Assurance society %
4e United states and .s directors compel an account
inc and the appointment Of receiver to hold thc nS
OF the Company alleged 20 have been unl"wfny invest
cd and appropriated by the individual defendants IL
alleged among other things in the Complaint '"'' INV
defendants have wrougfuy mlsspproprated ''c p''P
crty of the plaintiffs ard other policy -hodefs III ' ~
chase of land and in the erection costly buildings ana
in the useless and extraycan Gecoraon"i tue s'"o
q. tho amount of about - 100000. 1t is also charged
AGAINST Henry b. Hyde the President o' the company
that for many years he has drawn and receive" IRON
the trust funds with the knowledge and consent OF 'e
other defendants large slns of money, beng" cerah
,erceutacc upon the of sad corporation over
and above his regular ana lawful salary officer
thereof which sums amount several hundreds OF
thousands Of dollars"
The capital stock of the company is said to he only
100000 large majority of which is held ny the dlrec
tors This stock is legally entitled to receive dividend
greater than per cent year, and all Ohcf
savings and property Of the corporation in excess Of
legitimate death losses. etc, are lawfully vested III ana
held the corporation and its directors for the
payment of policies which amount TO $50 100000.
held by about 1850 policy holders McsSrs. Alexander
aud Green appeared for The defendants and demured to
tue complaint several technical grounds and also on
the ground that il does state facts sufficient to
stitute cause OF action Justice Larrcmore directs his
in his opinion to hs Last ground of demurrer,
the corporation is nsovent but merely that
II has violated its charter by unauthorized Investments
Of its funds which niuriousy affect the plaintiffs rights
to the question what these nights Justice
holds after review of the decisions that
ton its directors do not hold any relation of trust to-
wards them. Inasmuch the corporation is entirely
solvent. policy hOder. who stands i'll the relation OF
creditor toward It, cannot complain OF the manner IN
the plaintiffs hing by
rcr William Baile and Francis c. Barlow appeared
counsel the plaintiffs.
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ALTIMoRE and ONO RAILROAD.

ON nm, an !. nilhiclphia Batnore and Washington
v,ri, ~ '. Passenger
follows ~"'N''iVS- 'du bcsb ssh a.
Mil m-Ekcept sunday arrive Washnytop .., ~ NJ,
or. ", n, n we" l7lin@on Hlj daily with sleep.
~ fItlN 'l's. 'piufuhIs AMI ''innin,,t
* u-Dav i~t line for Wsshin,ton arrive C,incnnlu
-. ~. I No 80 n, !. Ipui m Il >
',"n'r through I" Cincinnati and Chicago Entire
GERS lulv Sle'p"rs attached for passcn-
,GI "' ~, ~ n Arrive ~ Camden station, Baltimore.
,nr n. ~ W Shu ton T35 Day leaves RAFT T.
matt. "' ~" i''f" - III Hloepeis loi 'lhciH'
"na" IN, 'n1Sc' faser time tho West Trains ar
J,,L', '''' r. ~ n. Eill N an u m.
er, Nnf N"rth' secured lni hag~age called FOR
M " 10 'fintlpn at Companv's ONCE 3lj Broad.
N'i' = ''"'p' wanna iN"4Iioal Noil'
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Broadway, Of 4Gh.st, "a 9x7Sx24xS4.44
Boariman and wife Ia Fliz Ross. 5000
Whitest N" 81 Maria Hunt 10 Sarah A Van Rem MO
Same property; Hunt to Anne r Taylor, quit
e3dst S, 80 # Xd.ave, 1851 OOS2 A Rob.
inson nj TO Murray ..... ............... 11,4OO
toJ Wallace " .,.-'.. ".-............... 1000
FrontSt, No 10 A Stevens at al too { Peck 80.
executors etc, to- PECK $4,000
Same property; G G. Peck ~ \ y steam !
l4th..i. IS Il cite Of 7th.avS. Is 1888 also
Gth.ave. - II OF l3tlI-st 2Hxl00 alsoe Sth-ave,
46 II of l4t!-si 22xSO also Nos 1872, 1874 126,
M Livingston =, al 70 VIM Winter w. .'.'... 10000
Soh-st, .. SUG.G II Of lsi-ave. 25yl02.2; Cart
spring ct al TO G W Hawkes. '....'.-..... 90, 900
elstst So, 30 II " of AveA S5xl454 XirTegular
q u scln and wife t. / + Cody 6uuu
Same prrurrty cody to David DcVenny ..... $3.50
l@!th at g "2' II g OF Wiisavc 5OAlND; Mason ana
Popuenisusrr and vile TO r 4 Ds6row '.'.... J2,00o
" and vie To- II T Wagrath L. iutd r,..j 49, 5000
COlcgc-aNe, sc cor OF l43dst 2SxlOO. J III Baker,
executor. etc, to Sarah Swift. ...........-.
Washington ave- 81 7sx20O; Jane Philips to o--o
Spcck 3,70O
west,st No rs, 25.6s SSi; John Hyatt wife to
El2 Waters LOCO
35th.st. : g I20ft G Of 6t'ave COX 1908; j Berry
and wife to Il II Quarry Co, dated 1860 1000
2Oth.st 2!l6 II OF lstavc, 4ON92 MesScn >, ,oo
: liuyer $1,000
We'd and husband to 6 NJ iiainmoSd .. 10000
2d.aYc, Of 79ih.si, l27NlO2.2; NJ Danger
and wife 70 : simmons. ~ -.............. $4,000
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MINES AND MINING.

THURSDAY July 21-P. n.
The business at the mining stock exchanges seems
to be improving in amount, and to-day the transac-
tons were larger and better distributed than they
lately have been. There also is noteworthy i'm
provement IN the tone of the market. and that not
withstanding that the State Line and Oriental and
Miller shares to-day did not fully retain their adj
vance of yesterday. Nos. / and 4 declined from
1.25 to LOO LID, and Nos and yielded from
30 to 420 but recovered to 49, and Oriental and
Miller declined from "a to 9Oa91 cents An I'M
usual amount of business was done in Consolidated
Virginia. principally at 1876 and 2 on buyers
option against 50 yesterday. and California was
> Genus higher at 73 cents. Among the Leadvl!les
l!ibcrnia was active and rose from So to
IOu 80 cents. Chrysoltc was strong at GO57s and
Iron Silver at 2.l502.10 Silver Cliff was 10 cents
lower at 4l2. The market closed dull and steady.
Ny. INNING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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REAL ESTATE.

~ NETWORK. Thursday, July 81, 1881.
The following public auctions were held M
the Exchange Salesroom to-day:
4. }. Bteecker & Son
>-stOry brown stone buildings with plot OF land M
Aoo 70 "a East l22d-st, 1854 W of "a ave
T. { Bell. oro
Pio oi land East lOothst 100 IL OF 3daye 'o'o
~ cannon .....-..-..-.-..-.......... 6,625
By Richard " Harneu.
Ao-story Drck building with lot No 3lS East 43d st
~ %oo IL OF 2dave, lot l6.SxlO0.6 y Durey 717s
BY Scott d Myer.
P'o oi land, q East 56th of Aye.A az
Mng 10 East River, size 9Sx7l Ok SO. 912GI4G;
o irus' Co-.''-..... 1900
H4-SohpED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NETWORK
"ranH,st NO 400, 25xlO0; Isabel Mitchell to Sarah
L1fvsI VS. Z5l II n of 41th-st 81. xlOO Isa- WV
am, nell 10 sarah Nit hell. 100
~ .Vo ~ 81 3dsyc 2G0x l00ll; also & =
No. No., OF zdave. 6OxlO0 IL: The Mayor, etc, TO
~; anu " ear Farms road, TO 100 II Re-
eanaa ivuso meyer. q Interest koo
.osu' lou loi Is Behrle to August Meyer l. in.
kstel;aye, cor OF 55th-st 2O5rsO; Resale WV
~'n'on ana husband TO Doepfuer 25.5o0
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FALL RIVER LINE.

H. tbR FALL RIVER, BOSTON AND THE Fast
nc hnSt route T. White Mountains aud all p1n.
Jpn INLAND and OF
the provinces. Tn" splendid ~
,... =, - =. bNlN rot AND PROVIDENCE
Law CIV orS Hhlr Sundays ncudrd j.3O D m from
llr -, ~ H. foot Ol Murray goo ln River
"Nluu' stopping At Newport. Grand promenade concrts
'N.N "f'nr'r the splendid bands orcr-tl. attached
1'i' ~ tir7 Long water route full uighrs 1--WE
aguartcr). ' "'
. NEWPORT LINE.
., ONLY DIRECT LINE 10 NEWPORT. Y
~, b's iou"f" Narthas Nneyari. nantucket.
'stt- ana an points on old Colony Railroad sos,n con
ID, thi' ne Fares lower than by other Ma;
- NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
'hNr 80" YORK daily Sunday cNccptei At d. m from
it'T - \ II. tounco ton by lrooklvn > n IN
Jtrscy city. y ~. -' - - y ''
Tickets aud siaterooms both secured AZ all
Pia h"lrS transfer and ticket Offices. the Office
I ~ tours and excursions at low ree on app
cation. w. ''''
GRO I. CoSSoR. q. p. \. ~ '' ''H'"''
FOR BRIDGEPORT and ali points ON UOU-
. NAIpN &C. and NArGATUCk KA IIKDA DS-Stc,p,era
a. last RIVER 80 Fare lower thanby any route
INOH the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
u a SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN
With fAkLpR AND DAY CARS. connecting with the
~ SUBMISSIONS LINE from SEW YORK
WHIT" Mountains w Wv
Leaves St"uuRtnn Steamboat landing daily cxccpt SIM.
Hhy7l al a stopping Tor breakfast ProNEocc
u"H'I AT plymouth, through WITHOUT CHA NGI,V
worcester 10 tabyans and all White Mountain points
E'Oi. THE
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sitcumboat5 nu0 Railroads.

\ LBANl DAY BOATS-ALBANY and C.
tBBA RID daily (Suniays cNcepten leave Vcs,rv AZ
NJ ''n, ana .Zi.st III > a. N lBrooklyn, Annex at
~. ,il'' heH NNack Ferry. West Point Ncw,ury poug,
Sec wv frr as lil ana ,u7on Connect
Nv, ~ H. % me CAl~kfL NOUN FANS at Hudson
On, - ninon spa. etc. At Albany the North
W'0t NJ ~PII'lNL SARATOGA ENpfllS- Nc,v
YORK Central and Hudson River 2 ticket. good via this
~, LIP 'lSheta to West Point burg returning Dy
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FOURTH CALL O'CLOCK p. NJ.



SAN Francisco. July 21.-Opcrations in the
Comstock are extremely limited. many not obtain
ing quotation on the regular calling of the list
Expected assessments have much To do with the
pending depression in business.
Fine specimens OF gold quartz were exhibited mt
the Stock Exchange yesterday by u pTospcctor " no
has just returned from Alaska.
silver King has developed the same rich vein on
the 700 level as found above.
Albion and Day, of the outside mines. are the
greatest features at the boards; the first in cons-
Richmond, and the second because of rich develop
mcnts on the $40 level.
Bullion receipts for the past week Eureka Con
soldatcd f3i 600 STANFORD, $50 400: Conten-
ton, $4,000: Northern Belle So 300 silver
King, $4,000; Manhattan, So, 200 Head Centre
5000; Chnstv. So, 30 Bodir -, $50; Mount
Diablo, $1,000; Consolidated Virginia, $500
Star, 81, 100.
The Cherokee superintendent reports that the
How of water il increasing in the shaft causcd
An incline shaft the foot wall of the white ledge
north of the main works of The mine is now m
progress. ms shaft has been advanced consider
ably aud shows good ore, which will all he millcd
The amount of work gong forward Is extensive
and Is principally directed toward placing the mine
IN condition for rapid working OF the ore body as
soon az connection il made.
iron Bonnet manager reports July -: Have
cut the VEN Cf high Grade ore in new incline No g.
~? leet south OF No |; same quality of ore Nos
ana - Have now three openings for taking ont ore
When the railway reaches us We can make frequent
shipments of ore. county road has been land out
near our mines, which makes an easy grade of four
miles to the South Park Railroad. 4 large force is
now at work on the road
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EAIENDARS-.II-IY %

SUPREME CoURT-C Held BY Cullen J-Court
opeusat II a Calendar called at ~ nNos So 45 4G
o. So, Sl So l45, ,56. 100 I63 l6S 100 l72 i7G III
is, Ia $50, ISL. ls2. lS3. lS4, 1873. lsG. lS7.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEClAL TEgM-Speir, J.-Court opena
al y ILL., No iay calendar ~
COMMON PLRAS->PECIAL TERM-Nan Hoesen /
opens at 10 TX apple will heard
.O.3O and IL O'Clock, aud motors at IL o'clock.
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
NEW LINE

IfJVND HkDOK ROTTE.
inr IREN1DN and PHILADELPHIA
fihcrtyst. ~ - ~ va ~ ." i"ot VI
For Philadelphia Ninth and Green.sts AZ 745 $50 ll.l5
d. a. 80 q 40. $50. T. II sunday at s4j M
l9i MIRO and Berkssts at $50. 7:i5 ll:l5 H. 49,
o'1.h D. m. On sunday al S4J a m.
foi 'rehton Warren and Iuckerss $40 745, $50. lll5
$50 II y. N. ~ ~ ' ~ " M
return trains leave Philadelphia for New York:
~ rom - ions Phila aud Reading r. Ninth and Green
H AZ ~ SD $50 II m ID. 345 j4O 645. II p. N.
'i sunday, at ~ a. m. $50, u m.
FROM Third and Berkssts. at 800 500 9l5 NJ l. S4O
- 80, ESD T. m sunday at 7:a5 a. M. 3.3O y.
from trenton Warren and TucSor-sts-l:25 G25. SOB
To- NO a. GIL p.
connection IL made Jersey Station and from
brooklyn and eric Depot. Jersey CITY
lchtit Tor sale AZ foot 81 Liberty
"a Do 1923 Broadway. at PRINCIPAL hotels
Brooklyn. ~ " - " "-''
y y Transfer Comrany. Doids Express VIII for and
chck baggage from hotel resdencc destination hDpl
cation can De- made al ga and 313 Sixth
'Yc &c" YORK. ana coiItst. Brooklyn An Offices
graph ~ ~ wv
JOSEPH :. HARRIS III. T. BALDWIN
General Manager Gen pas Aoent
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Gountrn '1roprrtn t1anlco.

DLAINFIELD place wanted in exchange for
Il Brooklyn lots rutland & WHITING. l2l Nassau-sr H.
NNANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY Cash
W and country place free and clear, city,
given for nice piece of store property. rutland Il WHIT
ING, l2l N3Ss9u-st
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CORPORATION Notices.


NodlCE.IJAMES NJ OAKLEY g. co. will
~, sell a nibc auction bv order Department OF
ocs on Flday July 81, 1881, o'clock M nj loot of
l l;ch SITS, North River lots of old material
'itbc lumber, boards pile butts For full in.
Hall. ivy -''"' 'op'o" ior s"e al No Oiy
NOllCE.-PrOpOsas for building new
Of pier with dumping board thereon.
,i ~ r. viii be rcccivcdhy the Depart ~ Docks
an" Nv Du,ncst until Friday, July 20 81 at IL
Tor SAFE al Nc CITY Itall. ' ' ''
NOllCE.o-iropOsals for repairing and widen
ing cr u H. r. will he received the Department OF
~ T., and lo Duanest until Friday, July 90 Ssh
tioch ~ For full information The City Record
copies Tor sale al Nc. . City Hail. '' N'
NJ lCE.-froposas for repairing Pier IS.
ti r. R and the adjoining Bukhead win lie received by
Wedncsar ,'a,t 81 Docks, ~ and ll9 Duancst until
w SEC me 'i'y Record copies for sale at No. CITY Hall
CE.-i'ropOsals will be received at the
ton NJ c VI me Department OF Pablo Charities
rca co o" 0dsvc until July ID 1881 for drygoods groce.
Tor saic ~ ~ r ltiii Information CITY RECORD,
81 ,Nf::,-Scaied proposals will be received
al ,ie once OF the Fire Department until July 81 sSl
No 9G % ai repairs to tle house of Company
at NO city Hail. w ivy '''"' or sa'o
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.NNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after July II, ISL
q l,Ir L MN 1,

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York Dcshrossos Cortlandt-
streets Ferries. follows
nttIshuig Pttshnrg, the West and South with Pullman
Palace cans attach a. m, ESQ and $50 D. daily.
Mlilllmsppri. Lock iI.Ncn. m. and
$50 ntusylle Pctro.
lcim Centre the Oil e lions
Baltimore Washington and the Sonth. Limited
tol Express Pullman daily except SUNDAY
10 u arrive Washington Regular 80 and \ SO
iio ana Top and ~ night sunday, a. M.
and 10 D. m, and Knight
Express fol Baltimore er cept sunday, p
For Atlantic tly, y. m. without change Of
Boats Brooklyn Annex al through
trlnsn Jersey CITY, Attending speedy and direct
Brook
From Pittshnrg =, lO4O a. M: 935 D. m
daily ESQ daily except Monday Washington
and Baltimore, 600 a. m; 500 800 $50 1850 y M
phia 800 600, g 9i0l0A0 lao M l:l0 p 800 $40
$50 800, 800. $3.50 ana 1890 sunday 3.5O g. 90 3
lO:40. 1l:4Oa a. NJ. ESQ., 9:35, ":55 and 1880 p.
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" RIVER RAILROAD. Commencing Jnly IL, 1881
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot.
S01a m, Western ana Northern Express 10 Rochester
81. Adams, Nc
ga. "a Saratoga Special: arrives Saratoga 225 y m.
ITdNttn = plaiiShuTg
l0S0a m Chicago Express drawing room cars to Canaan.
ddguA ituchc-t ard Buffalo
100 IA. 10 Albany aud Troy with %
Saratoga. Gltus Falls and Rutland.
$50 -. ~, saratoga special connects Hudson
"a = u an.
400 Accommodation Albany and
600 - i.onis Express daily with rtepng
-. LOUIS through g "a week, also
NaeaI3 Fails Buffalo, Toledo Detroit
ESQ Express. with Sccpu" sfor CLAYTON Utica
Auburn Road stations also Ia No Al, excepting Sunday.
3'b Pacific Express, sleeping for
Rochester Buffalo. Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit
100 Night Express with sleeping Albany
Troy. ' 1870
llcGcs sal" nj NO BOWLING Green and al rroaa
WaY,ard az NeS""ts IN press Offices ana 7S aud
r32 broadway, York Wsshms Ton st Brook vi
d. NJ lOOCEh. Gen. sup &. y. MEEkEB. Gen Pass'r Agt
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Counlrn })roperln for Sale un0 60 fcl

Counlrn }lropcrtn FOR 5a!c ano 90 Let.
4 II ORANGE, n. J. (nciChborhood speciality
EDWARD p. HAMILTON % Pine.st., y. y
A SUPERIOR COUNTRY HOME.-Onc of the
"a finest in the Sate every way attractive to party wish
ing to rero rom business all modern improvements good
society healthy Ulster County cost over $4,000 Write
OF Apply to DAY EROS. Il CO.. 10 Worh.st, Room IL.
CORNWALL, n Y.-Farms, cottages, Villas
~ mills sc, for rent or sale. JAMES g. ROE.
CHOICE PROPERTY AT Low FIGURES
~ ,CoUNTKY STORE, doing, good business, and new
Western r H. Also excellent small farm. about 20 acres
good dwelling fruit. tuc trout stream feed mill &C. ould
dress WM. \. FITCH Old Chatham, ~.
FOR SALE.-Elogant country home for sale;
DulGnSs insured Si?o9 inG1nG ron iarm 81 lon
City
FINEST FARM in tie State, and residence
combined mansion and farmers house large barns
G0 acres cost s6eoOo buildings WORTH 10000 pce only
broadway. W '' " " '''
EOR SALE.-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE OF
% ACRES, all ia high state Of cultivation beautifully
brick manson viii good onbuidlnss ana fences tus
grove of acres; land unerraincd with tile ana pro
ana orchard OF all Kinds abundance
not an expensve place 70 keep but is seltsu,unl tn
surpassed the beauty of lake and scenery With nno
schools college, churches and stores Win Uc sold
FOR SALE or TO LET.-At Ell MORA, y.
j., SO minutes from city via Central Railroad New
Jersey minutes walk IRON station, p trains daily
several new drstcasS dwellings, COZ taning ten to twelve
rooms besides bathroom, nptiers a I'd kitchen p.ntnos
sraoelocalties IN the state taxes oxn smey low will sell
larsapply to .. q BENNETT 80 iroAlway
ORANGE, n. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
~ SEA rs to let and for sale furnished unfurni-hoL
BLACkWILL& SMITH. opp main station Orange Nj
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5ltuatious rOantco--fcma!es

----F
NAICllMAN or PORTER-By a steady,
reliable young willing 10 be generally useful;
Brooklyn. ' = '" -' ~
w AICliMAN or JANTTOR-By Il native of
nen1ark age 80 thoroughly competent reliable AMI
JENSEN, Ia Mongerst, brooklyn
w AICHMAN, COLLECTOR or JANITOR.-
ny temperate, well rec German, 81,
speaking English German; would accent position
Ter JACOB BODMtH 5Ol West 54tlst
w AICHMAN, JANTrOR orPASTRY COOK.
thoroughly experienced man. % years OF age
Siohast aoe temperate and having references OF INC
Please call JOHN FREN-
o1AAl, oth-aye., near 76th-st.
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DOrBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENr AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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Donr0 nu0 Rooms.

East Side
Z GkAMERCY-PARK.-Ro en- suite or
single fronting on the park. with board.
.ICD-SI, 40 EAST Pleasant and cool
rooms prices moderate references required and
'SH EAST 2OTII-ST.-A suit Of rooms with
80 private bathroom with private table or without board
rooms for gentlemen references. '''
West Side
4 ,AhGE, WELL-FURNISHED ROOM. all
modern improvements; suitable geneme without
ST., between 9TH and Gth.aves " VI '' '0'"'
III YVES 27.-Elcgant parlors good rooms
49, on cch noor extra In sizc and appointments all mod
e oohVehences cool rooms on top foor summer prices
.SC WEST -ST.-Iargc. airy hand
Noihly furnished rooms Dclnonicos lanes
cnccs eX hanged. N- P''0''' io'oi'
.lH WEES 25Tl-ST.- Handsomely furnished
wv rooms, sngy or in floors, to gentlemen
d.SS WEST 42D-ST.- Choice rooms on
|inld moor beautifully furnished. Icasonah bic terms
enccs exchanged 7 " '"' io''''
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GWOk. Mc.-By thorough good cooks: meats
~ soups. pastries biscuits CITY country
ready AT the PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU. ID
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Trains York. Desbrsses and
lanut streets Ferries ~ foows
i5o, i;5o = $50 90 Lintei II a, M ], 1920 $40 5.
$50, T. $50 aud 10 and - night sundays, $50 and
M, o, $50, q $50 and 10 m, and II night
Express Trains leave York daily,
dem, -
Returning trains leave Vest Philadelphia 1901 S:45 Boa
1850, y $50 and II ~ (Limited Express 1870 p M l.
4, Z, and y. m. l2ol. .;t5 Y
$50 A. y 700 and r. Leave Philadelphia via am
q. N. and 800 daily,
Ticket Oices 520 944 froaiway astor Io,.o o,a
foot OF DesDfotses ana Corandss Courtst and Irook
Ign Annex station loot OF fultonst Brooklyn Nos ia
igrant Ticket Office Battery.pllcc ''' my LII
New-Nork ComDany will csn o.. -, o,.o,,
baggage from hotels and residences $50 ~" WI al" '"0eA
FRANK THOMSON, ]. r. WOOD
General Manager, IenI rass,r A,.r,
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(OOk, &c.-By Protestant woman as cool
" and assist with washing ironing CIV or counrrg
best reference TO- Nest 2Oih 81. Sd bah '
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Mannfaciorv anA $3.50 ncpoh as Fnltons Rrnnkr,
Important to The InVaidS Of America.
Gituations mdnica--fcmalcs

StuGtlors Udnic0-- females
4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
"a Al SnliS 81 good comeen irnair servants German
ana eolorei Servants A. iar,e Slestabisaei esor
ABOVE 70 o-s io d ''A' 49, ''''''' 'oAF'a A'A''
4 -FlRST-CLASS servants, all capacities.
rr laie ana oy ss. TseeseS and yoaa dish
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CHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK, WATT
~ ING or NURSES ecBy American, Protestant girls
fASfm0%E %G@ i1S' as %-f Dove Hi'9S o r
CoMPANIoN.-l}y a young lady as compan-
Na S A IN a o Ronf Sre an ohee, than s1aTy
l,2Ss Broadway '"'''
COOK, &c.-By a Protestant woman as cook
reicHSS To- MAST 9h S st. ! sd 6 city or '""hy
COOK, &c.-By thorough good cooks: meats
ready At the rtorEsf&NT M0MG Ell 81 q g ,4Sn' Ks
COOK, WASH. IRON.-By German help: for
HoMEBCRkAC is ctSaye foaTtl hoase above I6th,st
CO0k:mBy a very competent Scotch woman:
es err hIcag g. siiy "r country woman Who can be
own and wants steady place 2s2 ch-a'er lstlst
CHAMBERMAID and WATrRESS.-By a
good siIi TO ee seen Tor thrcs a her present m
hat east. ia West 5si'i-st-
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. - BY a
mend,d; competent IN either capacity cianorrIoad
Try Cali 2S2 9TH ave, isih-st VI '''N'
(NlAMBERWORk, &c.-By a respectable
~ Young erl. Lately landed chamerNork and plain
sewing and take cac ~ cdren De well
3i2 t@a-i 5ad 81, scs"nd hat.
hRESSMAKER.--A first-class cutter and filter
H viii during FOR prsce OF
week city country Write = r. NJ, ~ EAst fonrteenth-
ST. advertising once.
HOUSEWORK, &c.-By a willing Welsh girl,
oblisug, strictly temperate; excellent cook; viii do
ccsn Intelligent and reliable understands OF milk
OF country. Call at 2S2 9TH ave, near ISthtt
HOUSEWORK.-By a neat tidy intelligent
Il s1il; will be generally
family IN capacity do good cooking, and goOd
AT S6G oa-svc 23d-st noor
HOUSEkEEPER--By an American widow
house and family out of town ability Standing nm
questionable references exchanged. Address MIS- H.
-, Tribune ONCE
NURSE.-By young GIRL speaking French,
German and English To take charge
nos! 10y hand aud 10 machine Call address 744 ave.
near 42d.st>
SEAMSTRESS AND DRESSMAKER would
~ Ike few calls by the day, month Oper
ates on " heeler Wilson and other refer
Broadway.
WASHER, &c.-A German woman as washer,
ironer or iouseceaner by The day. sSs West 0o'~'
rear house, hist door.
WASIlNG.-By Protestant woman, To go
cleaning can address Mrs IRVING, $50 West ls'h's"
Can all the week.
WASHING, &c.-By a Protestant woman 20
w 80 the day washing and cleaning Nv
references. Call address 80 East ga ST. Ifs' h"1'