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defendants counsel that the provision OF the act re-
fcrred to, requiring approval Of the consolidation
agreement by the Supreme Court upon an application
being made therefor and providing that upon such ap
plication all persons interested be heard docs so
dehar him. This statute does not give to the parties
interested any new right not before known to tho
common law equity, and provide means for Oh
forcing snch new right. The equitable right to set
aside invalid transactions and to come into a
court Of equity for that purpose. under the
rules and principle, laid down by such courts.
is Of very old date The jurisdiction Of courts
of equity in this respect cannot under the Constitution
of this state be Give~tcd by the Legislature. The
clause In the statute may give cumulative remedy ;
whom he opposes see fit, by making an application
70 give him an opportunity of availing himself OF
that cumulative remedy The statute gives the plain
tin right to Initiate any proceeding under It,
Nor does it prescribe any mode for bringing parties
in opposition before the court nor Is there any pro
Vision compelling the applicants TO disclose to tho
Congt this fact that there IS opposition or tha persons
other than themselves are interested =
statute OF this character does not AT
ford ample nor even Sufficient remedy
to the plaiatN and he shOHld not he dcbarrcd Of his
equitable right and RENTED 10 defending proceed
mg which the defendant, mas or may not initiate
There is sufficient in the history OF this case 10 war
rant belief that the plaintiffs rights may be
seriously impaired by such remission.
Upon the views above expressed, the motion
must Lc granted. without entering into the question
of the good faith of the parties seeking the consoda
ton. about which vOumnous aiidavits have been
submitted and the injunction restraining the defend
ants from any act proceeding for the consoda
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

Washington April 4-second Lieutenant Lasstef.
9th Artillery has been ordered duty with Battery "
OF his regiment Fort schuyler NewYork; leaves OF
absence been granted follows Second Leutenans
william II. Baldwin. 7th Cavalry four months; First
Lieutenant T. j. Spencer CorTs OF Engineers, two months
Captain a. w. TAYLOR assistant-surgeon six
months; First Lieutenant J. II. II. Pcshine, 18th
Infantry two months Colonel j.. 7. Volum. Majors
George NJ Sternbcrg and Henry McElderry. and Captain
j. j. Cochran all OF the Medical Department nave been
constituted LOard to meet at NewYork CITY April %.
TO examine astantsurgcons for promotion and candidates
for admission TO the Medical Corps OF the Army.
The United States steamship Ranger arrived at Mare
Island Cal, today from her cruise along the Mexican
coast. Alliance arrived at Malaga yesterday, on
her way China
Passed Assistan.-Surgeon A. c. Hefenger has been
ordered duty az the Navy Yard. Portsmouth, y. H.
paymaster w. W. Barry has been ordered to the
Essex, April 90; Paymaster /. G.. Hobbs to special
duty connection with fitting out the Constellation, In
the Paynasters Department. Ensign Lewis J. Clark
has been detached from the Ranger and ordered 70
proceed and wait orders. Ensign George r. Clark
has detached from duty connected with electric
lights at Philadelphia and ordered TO the Michigan
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helped netcnths Of the mothers Of NewYork
are without servants and are kept at
home by the OF their children. 1t is time that
the wealthy mothers of New-York go TO these homes
tend to their children and give the poor mothers
opportunities to hear the word OF God Would not
that be true philanthropy Mothers. come with your
babes. Here you Will always be welcome
Mr.. Moody spoke three times Yesterday upon Atone
mcnt or The Lamb Slain from the Foundation Of the
World The first promise In the Bible. he said.
that tie seed OF should bruisc the head Of tho
serpent The sacrifice Of blood had been demanded
all through the Bible. God demanded II because II
the life Of all fcsh7 Men should not forget that
II took love for God to give up His son than for
Christ to die. Men celebrated Good Friday because
Jesus had suffered for them. There day so
sweet FOR the Christian. The night OF His betrayal
the darkest in history. Yet. while Judas had
BETRAYED Him, sweet words had fallen from His lips.
tod had made every concerned in Christ's death
say that He was innocent. Men had tried for 1,ooo
wears to find a flaw in Ills character but they had
failed. We had every reason to love Him. Ills
last act upon earth had been to snatch the thief from
he'll II was easy to make light Of the AtOnement
Iut the most precious thing was His blood He had
cit Ills blood only upon the earth Iii, borcs and
flesh had gone. That blood had been shed for the
Vllr-, sinner earth.
Mr.. Moody will preach this evening at o'clock,
tomorrow afternoon at 3 10 O'clock and to morrow
evening at . O'Clock in Association Hail.
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MR.. MOODY DOESN'T MIND BABIES.
lie CAN TALK MORE LOUDLY THAN THEY CAN
YELL, 50 HE INVITES MOTHERS TO
BEING ALONG TIE BAgIES.

The crying of a baby in the large audience which
listened 70 Mr.. Moodys In the Madison Avenue
rrcsby terrain Church, Madison-avc. and Fifty
third st. yesterday morning and the at
tempt Of the mother to leave the church called forth
earnest invitation to mothers to attend the
services. Remain where You arc. madame said
the evangelist. II is beautiful sight to mothers
here with babes in their arms. wish more Of them
would come The time to reach women and draw them
into the fold Of Christ is when they have assumed
the responsibilities OF motherhood. them and
yOu VIII their families. Give the mothers Os
New York and will have the city. You people who
cannot listen TO the cooling OF innocent child in
this church, may 60 elsewhere There many
places where Won mag go. 1t does not interrupt me
cen talk louder than any baby cry. 1t is better
that yOu be troubled somewhat by thc child than that
the mother should leave the house OF God. Rather
than that, let some woman who has heard all u
my sermons take the child and soohc II. Ny friends
il is time that these poor women should be
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THE COURTS.
PREVENTED FROM CONSOLIDATING.
&c ryJuNCTION AGAINST ST. e1f.FIII1N .
CHURCH CONTINUED.

INJUNCTION AOAI->SA
CHURCH CONTINUED.
,.aco Alien in the Court Of Common Pleas yes'cr
49,, handed down a decision continuing the inlnhcuoh
u'' ,ripc tbe rector. vcstrymcn and church waNens
- 81 stephens Protestant Episcopal '""ic" IFo'"
carving ont tic proposed constellation "l'' i'oN
Unit church of Harlem The following Is the opinion
in fu at is principle Of equity jurisprudence Una,
., several trustees may invoke the aid OF court
', comfy 70 set aside an agreement illegally entered
into nv his cotrustecs and TO restrain the CARVING
into effect as well as to restrain the DONG by thcm OF
.bro.te,cd illegal act. Tho resolution ior con
y,a,ior ~ tho churches Of st. stephen ana Holy
rr,n;,, ~ Harlem to set aside which, ana TO prevent
e., hcnp carried into effect this action Is brought was
- o, a s,ocal meeting of the vcsiy OF the Church
20 g storhcn. The notice calling such meeting ala
not state the object thereof 1t least TWO OF inc
,r,stoos were not present. This renders inc action
,a,. % ,hc specal meeting invalid and Illegal The
.,,o ,hat \ notice calling special or extraordinary
.ao.ir must state particularly The objects OF the
'"oo,in~ i amply supported by the authorities
nrhe nla,utG is thus entitled to the relief he
-. ,,less something be found in the act Of
90 chanter ,76 as amended by the act Of l 80,
-,.,,,or 1G7 which debars him from the right of the
,,nosition Of a court Of equity. which he possessed
n massage of that act. 1t is contended by the
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Drcssmnklnq.

4 HTISTiC dr's-matiae' imported fash;
n ions tliloi-nadc dresses. Jackets and
w.ars speciality: hotel orders at shat
notice. MIR. McLLEOY. o. IaS; 9th-s;..
opposite Denning's.
NDHEl. { EUDENIE.-l'arisiand dress.
~ makers; latest and Ir I'll II stylr, {;
ladies' materials taken OF furnished 'lfst-
c.ass WORK suaian,e,d moderate prizes.
lol West is'hs,.
A TIKSrCLANS drr-suascr. nodi-t" II
n the royal house and nobility OF SUIT,
cart. wi~ac,-l-.ls n4,nt by tar day. Call
., 100 East s-Th-st
A RIi>TIC DR. -.n.asins; street costumes.
~ i"a gOwu-. and wrap good, l''f-
chased II d. red best reference, given.
MIN. OWLS. 20 W'st .jh->t
Ill sulc- dr,,-c~ perfect NJ suaran-
n tod English walking suits cu-toIarr-
nay furnish material terms r.asonahir.
COOKE formerly with Ali7' Dichl loo
W'~t i5th->t.
a KrINVIC dfcs-naking. Imported -tsl~- /:
n ~ and finish PERFECT GOOD, purchased
II desired: orders a, hort notice. Ni-.
McTLROY. - Eat 9th-st.. opposite Den.
n.nc's.
NEl >SMNKEH. ~ til" day or a. homo /;
- prefer AZ h,mr, reasonable. r. %
Wet lath--t.. rrar
AN'lNG. promenade. school dr.->r- for
- rir.-. - - - var own material maze
up: o. CANT imported Par ..an dic-,.. ,
f',-on,' t. price. ANToINETrE. IL
VT l1'h--t.
hEIS~ MAKLE " o,perien,c wi-h',
- nor. customers rrl,dtllinr done .
robr- male. -. Call -" 3l-af'.. 3eth--'
lIAISON DE- CONTIASCE.-Iicnrle
vi Michel. ~ W.T. i5th.-t. imp"f'"r .
summer. travelling. stree; dr'--", ladies
material taken.
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Anrses ano Carriages.

49,
III ANDEAU 4 Co,or,
"A. y3o. 37i, 376 BROOME-ST.
IIEGANI CARRIAGES Ol the best Glass;
SUSPENSION NIClCHIAS.
C SPRING NICIOklAS,
LIGHT VIC lOElAS.
n Carts. Two Whcelsrs, Lanuaulets'
Mail Phae,cns, Pau Carts lindahs.
StanhOpe Gigs. Village Carts, Olnh ~! X.
IOIPt 6-pASSFNGER EOCkAWAfS,
EXTENSION FRONT,
WAGONETTES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROCKAWAYS,
OUR PATENTS
on BUCKBOARpS.
Oak Surveys, Oak WagOns, OAK kuna.
bouts, 2-passenccr Buckboards, 3-p.sseneer
Dos-a-Dos. OAK Deroic>. Oak PhActons;,
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUCK
BOARDS.
Single. Duals, Triplets. all kinds q springs;
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAK AND tA1NI
FOR ONE AND TWO HoEsE,,S IN,
ROAD WAGONS. LIGHT VEHlCLEA.
for estates and country driving.
Doctors Wagons, Surrey wagons
Ladies Phactons, Nls-a.Vis.
Light Stages. IN top Cabrlolet-
SPIDER lhaetons, Con'ractors' JooS'
Pony Phaetons, saxon Pna'tohs,
Road Wagons. Fancy NchicIeS
MINIATURE TRAPS. ALL KINDS.
FOR CHILDREN,
Making the largest and most diver iii,d as
scrtment OF Carriages in the Cnitcl states
OVER 90 DIFFERENT SI1LEs.
Don't purchase carriage in town
LARGEST NH STOCK And wARERooMs
IN THE WORLD.
OVER 100
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES ABOVE
STVIEN
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ton. lie left the City OF Mexico Wednesday, and on
Thursday was Aguas Galleries. dispatch received
from yesterday laid that all the members OF his party
were well. The date OF Goulds return to NewYork has
yet been fixed lie will leave Mexico by the way OF
Eagle Pass and make REF visit TO Southern California.
yet certain whether he will return by the Of
although he intended to visit that city whsa
he started the trip.
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TIE PANAMA STILL FURTHER on THE EAR.

The work done hv The wrcching tugs IN halilnj
out the French steamer Panama from the Df AZ
Joncs's Inlet L. l., where she stranded Oh Thursday
morning. was mdonc by the storm which came up
Yesterday morning The wind blew strong from the
southwest, and made heavy top sea- which eau ei
the vessel to drat the anchors laid Thursday, ana
compcllcd the tugs to cast OF their line, and SEEK
safe anchorage. since : O'Clock Yesterday morning
the ees,cl has been driven considerable distance
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Uork uarieo.

Males.
4 10Y ~ l. wants situation. or
"A learn tad, ". DfGEN. 2lS
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PAY FOR RECEIVERS AND COUNSEL.

Judge Lscombe. o. the United States Circuit Court.
Yesterday signed order in the several suits IN which tho
Mercantile Trus: Company. tho Missouri Kansas and
Texas Railway. With Jay Gould and Others Interested
There has been settlement q Of the points IN dis
putc, and Judge Lscombc directs that g. 4. Eddy and
H. C. eros, the receivers % certain securities II the
Missouri. Kansas TEXAS Railway hc paid $1,000 each
Tor services. that &c 600 be used 70 pay counsel" and
50 Sal for advances made by the receivers He also orders
that certain securities hand, OF the receivers be
delivered to the railway company.
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Connirn Real gsiGtc 90 Get

A 1IRACTIVt desirable home. winter
"A sumner: Iiiil-ic" House. Nontcl1lf.
y j.. 10 let. partly furnished - sl' Ping
rooms grounds shade hcalth patronage .
remunelative. Adde'S W. 81 Hilislde-n'c.
n OTIAGi. II rooms. ut Pea -alls. Long
X Island, 20 rent OF sell. GEO. 4. MOTT.
lawyer 0n premises.
HAST OKANGE Y. J.-Fof Hont.-One
II extra hue house, Nih al Improve
ncnts. from May !. hdefr-- JOHN W.
RUSSELL. 200 broadway.
x UMMIT. y. -i'rInl.acf or unfrf-
- nishfd houses 70 let for season or year
properties for sale. J.. g. POTTER. OPP
lO-ltc station.
~ . LET.-Hay ]. handsome brick lO-ioom
cottage imp, Ncr.cnt- 50 minutes
ifO,n city. from depot. WM. II. NADIN.
short HIS. y. J.
rNO MARKET GARDENERS. To lease
50 acre. rich land with large 1HDun: 81
fertilizers hcuso i rooms, -ui-,Dl, for srif-
NOR boafder.. In large village. with no
market garden; - miles from city. Apply
az Room 81. 81 LibertY--t.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supromc Chamhcrs--I}oiore Andrews Motions.
Sufrogatc's tOrrt-leforc Ransom. S-Wil OF Nil.lW
Reed .~at- of aiOa ana Susan Iully III 80 a. IL. !,
Mary \. Ba~comh. u IL. ..,
Superior Court SPECIAL Term-Bcfore O"ormah' -
Motions. ,,.,o.
Common Plcas-Spccal Term-Hcfo:c Allen J.-Mio.onS'
CITY Court-Spccial T,rni-Br GirgeIch J-Motoh7
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fnrnishro Rooms.

RIVATI FAMILY offer bright. sunny
i rDorl- q, r.udrfa," pfic" O. permanent
gentleman i'f'ffffr-. ~ Lat 2l-t-rt
SQUAl,E rooms. nicely furnished aa!et
- house. trf.., REASONABLE. 81 Wet
.Nth--t.
rTIIT BURLINGTON. 10 West aoth--t.-
i Hand some front -uit' 70 -uh.r'. .
rooms m'a'- ia fari".
rrII.ST.. - EAST block from Broad
i wav.-Af'factl.' square room Tor two
excellent ncglDo.A0of house and table de-
sifabIc.
bu EAST WASHINGTON PLACE
~ Hand-omc; feIni-hed p.ea.aat rooms
Ia choice central locality near hotels.
% -tiufants.
OfIH-sT.. 1876 WIsI. near Broadway -
Cf Hand -outit furnished square rooms.
4t floor rentem"n.
on WIS! 2t4I.-4. Sac
w room, iof r.n.i"m~n Mr.. STUART.
Brooklyn.
LrIENISHTD ROOMS. $50 Lawrence
L 49,. near IuitDn-st. Bf"uHifn. w.fhin
10 m.nuie.' walk = Bfldge newly fuf.
nl.hcd Largo r.Dni ard hail bedroom. large
clo-nf- and iath, t"in- I'a-onnbl', sr'n
any Tine.
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on the bar She is rot, however. in any danger
unless the storm should continne twenty our hour,
longer, when she might be driven ledge AMI
break In two. Captain Borden the Merritt Wreckin.
tompanys agent. says that ii /, fun
morrow the tide will be high enough tomorro night
10 float the Panama II the storm does not interfere.
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0.itn Gorscs Go Get.
Furnished.

Furnished.
4 DWELLING. WEST S6TN-ST. 2OtN
n 81; will rent furnished or unfinished ;
great elects in woodwork, &c; billiard
faIiS: built bv J. -. Prague. Apply to
POWER, 9,h-avc, and S0th--t.
Unfinished.
TO LET. AT SPUNTEN DrYNIL:-A
i large house, 10 rooms good furnace )
water and gss comfortably arranged for
winter occupation stable Is stalls and car
uaqe.Lousc , about acres OF land near
enough to railroad station; known a. ne
NavlOr property rent II GOO. Il. HAN
TU'N, IT, Ccntrc-st.. or W. II. HOlI <
co, Nandcrblit-aVc., opposite Grand Cen
trail Depot.
u EEY dc>irabl. dwellings. 3o3 West
' 1S-;h-St.; rent $50; ali Improvement
hardwood hnish; inducements. AGENT.
Tribune Ohicr.
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rOorh Udnlco

Females.
4 FAIR eTlNoHkArllER and good
~ TYPEWRITER desires position 8 y.1r~'
.Apcrlruc. iu nrf1i Office work. Address
MI, /. lunuc Oiic".
l'NPTRIINofD >t"no.faphrr and type
IL vflf-i q -iI'- position. Address Mis-
b.. Tribune Office.
4, OOp annalto. wDu experienced In
VI church -iurlne. i'si"r- position Ia choirs
X. \. NJ. I.il.n" Office.
DE>Pi,TABLt LADY. speaks German
IL aud IieI.h. situation ~ oN'r-rer OF
hou-r,. rrnt'ul ana collie tirg. references
given. Addl,-, VI. Il. % ilull-st. Brook
lfn.
- IE\O,KArntE inC 1lT1rWRIrFR.
- Is. a i1d, ,Np'rl need aud COMPETENT ;
dos RS ~ilf. hr ana J. riAtncut cngssruithtf
hlghc,t FER n,e from former 'n'ioy'r
Ij,oo r@.1n-a>c.
SrFNOrKAPnLR and rYrFWHirEK.
- 49, Anuns LADY bennington O'rt
rrncrs. Nddrr,- SllNOHEAPlitk, 40
Last Sl-t--t.
rIo rl HII>nIES. lady desires
i POSITION ia an o'icr has written lllan,
wear. for the press can edit. adapt tahs.
hf. iron. and into French. and T. ready
spond.nt good '-'iuonials wiz k!N'
mar tli.. gratis until used tn routine. Al
dr.. Il i -. Tribune once.
lv \\TED. SITUATION To- tend bakery OF
w candy ~tolr by q Young .Idf. WIN eOou,
reference. Cal. on or address SAl.fShApf :
.gu,l, Hai-ty-St.. Br"phlNn. store.
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ton OF the said churches under the resolution passed
at special meeting Of the vcstFy of 81. Stephens
Church. February &. $500. continued until the final
judgment and decree In this action
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Doar0 i1)ante6.


Country.
BOARD WANTED. one hour from city
ID four adults. nurse and oOachmnn sta
bile room VIII furnish own fed; STATE par
tirular- and price y. KION, Tribune Up
town Office. ..BS Broadway.
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NJ AfTRESS or NCR>E.-By young
w American girl a. reliable nurse, or
competent neat waitress and housemald
wiling: city or country. With Mrs. Tf.
LER ?SS Oth-aNe.
w AifKE>S.-By young girl willing.
w obliging and trustworthy can take q
buffers place unqucstionable reference
from las: employer. Call early 3os 4th.
ave, bet. 10Th ana 10th ITS.
WASHING and lRONING.- Wanted at
w home Call or address 3i1 East 10Th.
II. attn floor. front
Young woman would like position as
i seamstrcss and assist with chamber
work; willing and obliging; furnish best
references. 3i7 East 4lst-st.. ring Nc
Glade's bell; no cards
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Citn Real Csrnie for Sale.

ID EERLEsS HOUSES. - Manhattan
L Squar., NORTH; houses. cabinet
finish, 25A9J feet stories. basement and
cellar classical. original and unique; l.
station a: Conner. open for inspection or
address RICHARD 0EEVES. owner and
builder. &C West e3d-st.
V,RINITY CEMETERY LOT for sale TO
i close estate size 1890: mo inter
ments) including monument and iron rail-
ings. JOHN VI. KAESCI, a Bowery.
IN WEST l2eTIi-ST.-Fos sale or to let
w Choicest location aud on" II th" llne-t
houses in Harlem 90X5j. with cNrn sion
cabinet finished In mahogany. quartered oak
&C.. price mCdcIatr and terms easy. }. }.
WILSON. owner. $50 Broadway
I0- EAST i2iST.sT .--3-s,ory and ba,e;
4Zl ment, 3iam!ly house. CYKlLLE
CARREAU. Grand.st. aud Bowery.
CT OOO HALE CASH.-Two.story frame
.Cf, UOO house. seven rooms Cotton
Wat.r furnace: barn two city lots. APP
plv az $40 MOriis.aye.. Iofdhom, or j.
THOS. STEARNS. 80 Libertv-st.
OK OOO -THRCF~ brown,
O;OUO. stone dwelling All hard
VOID decorated perfect ec-i- and cheap
Apply on promises 20 and n West l3ist-
t. near 5th-sve. VAN BRUNT. - White
hall-st.
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BROOKLYN Real Estate
Real gstaie nOanteo.

w ANTED. Country house. good order,
" convenient 70 city; rent moderate.
lall 80 Broad-st.. Room g..
" ANTED.-A small :, 800 10 ~, 900 cot.
w age and land. within ono hour Of city
~ railroad: t. rent Or purchase. Address
l.. Il. f.. Tribune once.
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flats Go Get. FURNISHED

ELEGANTLY furnished apartments -
II rent for term - IL months fioni May !
next. situated on Paik-aNc., opposite Nni-
ray lin Hotel. Apply ~ Piosldcnt say
fncs Itfe Assurance society. Room 81.
Equitable building. or e. Janitor on prem
Uses. l0l Iafk.atf.
u AKTY going abroad will -uhl.t 'l'gan,
furnished apartments Tor sin months.
Apuly 49, I-ast 57ih--t
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t0ork u)anteo.

Males.
ID LANER and mouldcr machine hand
l. thoroughly experienced IA g.inding his
rutt'i-, wants employment. Address II. a.,
Tribune Once.
ID OTTER or rSEFUJ-MAN-By a Young
man l20 willing and 10, AFRAID Of
work. Adcre7S W. d. c., ls7 Ilud,on.st.
oElNR.-Dy useful Young man light
] porter or Office servant brs: city refer.
cncc. ". l.. WOOD. 50 6th.avc.
DRACTICAL BOOKKTTPER With 10
yea nrictntil" experience. j. deelr-
Gus 81 obtaining situation can furnish
sail. factory references IL b. character. &c
Ada'e-' =. y. l.. Tribune onicc
- rENOEEAPHIC DICTATIOHS and
srnosrIhrr and notary Of 20 years prac-
building.
~ PHOTOGRAPHERS and Pennington oper.
- atols furnished :" business house. no
commissions. WYCkQFF SEAMANS 4
BENEDICT 81 Broadway.
- TENOnthPuLK and TYPEWRITER.
- SalJri moderate u-", Remington Cali
ai,rh and io-i machines. Address ENER-
"hrlC. Box l.. Tribune once.
- MART SALESMAN want. position
- could intIoGuc" line Of musical novel
re-; good wage, required. Address II.
a. PATTERSON. 4l6 4th-avc.
a. UPTRlNTINDLNT'> position wanted.
- on mrelarirll operation in wood. lIoa
or stone building, and bridge, spcclalties /;
lrrg. cNp"rlrnc'. Address +. +. F., Box
~. Tribune once.
AOAP MAkTl; want, situation; best
- reference; on laundry. silk and wOoll-n
and manufacturing establishments. Apply
10 john BUTLER. 10 L"wi,.st.
= TEONG BOY HGl Wishes to learn the
- carpenters. plumbers or >t''rbuildeI>'
trade GEORGE HICKS. i3j T.. 7o'h-~t.
- rf1LED MAS w.shc, position in Office ;
;, c2od p'4i'n q. s A. ngnr' n o,,,t
salary. II. g.. - Urron-st.. BfOohlyn.
,I'O PAPER FOX MANUFAcTrREES.
j "A young man. - experienced pack
~ shipper aud mari. D. can TAXI and get
out oriir, ,uperin'cnd hands and collect
account, II necessary years reference
FROM pr--"u, employers. Address II. g..
Irlhrn" OgIfr.
AZ ANTID Position by young man
w with if-'-cil-- tenor voice 20 sing in
church uulI % Prof Jordan and Madame
Hoffman experienced Ia Episcopal and
u-- 70. now singing in quartet. hut am
hifiog- for lNffNi un-lflon hr-. references.
Address ilE>r TENOR j'i Wllion-ayc.
wv ANIED Position a. hooak"'ycr,
w co-hirr or -rrf 'lry host Of rt'r-
,nc..: salary ,urIurrrt. 5l.-op. Address
s. l. /. Trhun. 'f''
Az ANTI D-rpno..,. 'inr. hy q competent
W uphol-'rr.f 80 private i", ionccs CIty
or country references. Address JOHN
KOOP. 81 Pih'--t.
~ ANTrD.-To-lti1n a. cashier. book.
w keeper OF collector, bF young married
man, 10 years experience best references !;
salary moderate. BROWN. 800 Madison
st.. nfo'kiyn.
XlrAfCllMAN.- a mi'die-ag.d man.
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