New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09


p.ed from ave dousr. down glass Of rum s''se
want. Of the holders varied II anybody IN the Second
Ward psid 500 for Loco Foco's vote he was dread
faly green he could have bought MY Tor me ''a'
money properly invested IN blue ram
ARARE SCENE At THE ENCRssGE.-A snsn-
r aud interesting intsrlude in the everlasting trade
din OF the Merchants Exchange occurred yesterday -
sale of stocks and sverware Belonging to sne estate
of Mr. Clarkson wac on the tapis, srds full reprc'en
ts,on " the descendants Of the name were present.
each al xious 10 secure some relic Of the oden time
The ,iver.ware was brought 10 this country BY the
sr., emigrant Of the name in 1891, and has remained
Ia the family ever sine. The stocks, OF course we're
modern inventor. and comprised value OF SCOUT
sl5OO00 of National, state aud B .nk shares These
sold at aversge prices bu. the slver oFoush' almost
"a, wsish,ln sold A castor weighing only ~ ounces
Va. knocked down at $3.50; some all spoons at 81
each al old badly battered beer jog at $50 aP%r OF
csudestcks such were the chief ornament OF 1ne
old Dutch mantlepiece before gas snd esndeaors hsd
invaded the psrlor, were taken up at S'Oo Many
other equally extrsvsgsnt prices were pad AND 70
the small pieces went suely. th' lot was well divided
here a spoon and tAere a fork. among the owners
and the reyerers OF the name OF Clsrk'on
exile, Remaining IN this City to take steamboat
for Albany. en- route Westward They numbered
about 100 and 40 OF them are under 10 years OF age
They nteud TO remain tor q while at CHICAGO uaui /"
can b satisfactorily sscertsined whether suitable pro
ysion can be made for them at Springfield Jackson
aud wAyery. N VIII re the hrs, detachment i' to DO
located They take the land route spending the hr's
sabbath in Buffalo Several of The young men having
In No XaFk
lea. prefer TO remain here. few others are detained
by Illness
w Mr. ssooEs compliments to Mr.. lTLM5,
and beg. 10 Inquire after the verscty OF the compass
DO nj. on the top Of the Liberty pole At the corner IT
Grand a. AMI Broadway
We would inform Mr. Snooks that as nearly S we
can guess. the point bearing the big looks about
north east 1t supposed tina, the compass was s.,
correctly 10 the r'i place but some lazy man has been
tn n the pole around to read handful pasted At the
foot However, We won't answer for the versc,y Of
either the points or the explanation.
LITHoGRAPHY. appears that an error has
b.eu detected In the published report of Gold Medals
awarded by the American Institute at thu ats Far In
Justice 10 Mesrs sAsoNY & MAJOR wa insert the FOL.
lowing
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
Efi,aet ,o~ ne Report II ire JsSgs. Engraving miis
70 tAs MaHG0cy' Of the xxIG AAnuLi FGS, oct 1919
10 ~ sAROSY MAJOR III " ton 1t s-~ Toh
LIrHOGRAPHY Tee. .pscmsns scarcely b surpassed
Auoog Pratisg Color. a,bsus v.iy ,aes.b
especially ,inr-i hat u Collins twelve
char,,t-r- truth beauty and tscsey Of da~iug
OF oo5 l'ts-. fay 'ni,-i 70 ouf hss.t 'fpo'.
GOLD ssD,L AWARDED
A true extract from the records on 6le
JOHN w CHAMBERS Sec Premium Com
NEw.YoEK Nov. 2, 1910
NIBLo's-Mlle. Adelaide Lehmsn's Benefit
t4kes place this evening. The young lady Is univer
m fsvorts snd her just claims will be met by hosts If
admirers. The bill presented iss very hne one Go
denski the Diyerrsement which has been 90 sue
ces.f and the Red Gnome. The whole Rsyel Family
Nile Berth and Mona Brilliant appear. Tomorrow
H. Plscide and T. Plscide appear In the Two DromiOs
the only night they act together, as Mr. T. Plscds
departs Monday mex, for the South
n The New York Academy Of Education
will NEE, on Saturday the 10th inst at u o'clock in
the Chapel OF the N. Y University Grafton By Geo.
w Clarke, "The Progress Of Education" Deferred
Essay BY Alphonse Groisr, The Condition OF Edu.
cation In France Question for discussion, Should
both Sexes be educated In the Schools and Clsss
esq Ladies and gentlemen Interested la tho above
are invited ~ sttead.
- We call the attention Of our readers 10 the
advertisement Of A s. Gardiner Attorney, =, Hemp
stead
r. We see It stated that next Thurshy has
been nxsd upon the day for the funeral soeranues
over the remains Of Gen. Worth.
n A company OF attaches of the Bowery
Theatsr, called the HAxsErs GrAsps, and mastering
nearly hundred strong, went on . large, excursion
yesterday. They made very soldisrIy appearance.
SICK ~ TIE 5rRELT-An old man named WI.
liam Clark, believed 10 be . hand on soma tow. boat
fell down 10 hivingon Ct from scksess and debility
aud taken 70 the Eleventh ward station house,
Wiener. BY advice Of physician, be wa conveyed to
the Hospital.
FfsrTAL FOR THE PooR-Thn evening at the
Apollo Rooms, 40 Broadway, the Ladies' Benevoen,
Society Of 81 Nsrys Church, hold their frat Annual
Festival. The proceeds Of the entertainment will 10
devoted to the relief Of the poor We uus, large
patronage vii reward the projectors Of the Festival
SEnI-MosrHLY MAIL TO TIE PAcIFIc.-A pc
ttiOn signed BY large number Of the business men Of
Our City has been sent to Washington, asking for a
ssni-nonthly mail to San Francisco.
n The postponed marriage of Auguste Bel.
mont and caroline rncen, daughter Of Com. Perry
wss solsnnized At Ascension Church On Wedne.dsy.
BY Rev Or. Vinton. TIE affair wa Of more private
nature than Rumor had predicted
OREGos OFFICERS. The newly appointed
Governor, Judge Secretary and Disue, Attorney for
Oregon are In our City. They intend 10 call ssout the
sn Of this month.
DrArH FROM RAILWAY IsJURIEs-Frederick
Aagen, German, who met with the accident the
Ns~-fork and Erie Railroad, and tad his leg smputa
ted as' week died yesterday mornns In the City Hos
psL.
AsrRAr.-0n Wednesday night drunken man
driving lead Of furniture about the streets OF the
Eleventh Wrd, was arrested By the Police, and tas
wagon and furniture driven 10 the station house whsre
the (~ho lives In SewJersey applied for IL and
took it away. "a wagon and mare, which seemed to
hare scne sesvs sscrss ssTyies, vsrs foasd wsaes.
u ssSsh u We iss, " xsssssa