The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06
SALE OF YcuNe LANES vUHyruRE.


A Heavy CataIogu--Between a, ,Oo0 ana
$4,000 RealiAed-List Of the Property
soId-Grand Display OF Taste and EAc-
Eancc-Itare Bargafns-Costly tribes.
The sale OF the furniture from that other house" in
Nineteenth street. lately occupied by wm J. Lane The
legged Fulton Bank d-fauer took place yesterday, al The
auction rooms Of Henry H. Leeds Co., % Nassau street,
and attended by an immense crowd me furniture
Of the most elegant and costly description, and tho
catalogue was so extensive, comprising pamphlet Of
fourteen pages that many entertained suspcon at Tho
aucticncer had taken advantage Of the nctortcy Of
young Lane to dispose Of . great deal q furniture
for other peoples benefit We assured BY the sHc
tIoneer, however, that with very few riftng excep-
tons sl the property disposed Of Was sold by order of
the Fulton Bank young Lanes account and bad been
brought from the house Nineteenth street. Tho aggre
gate proceeds Of TN. sale 900 and
IS COO, which probably under half the original cost OF
the goods. The sale lasted TIL about four O'Clock n tho
afternoon, and the bidding throughout spirited and
lively There were several adcs among the buyers and
all seemed deeply Interested in examining the pro-
psrty, though not the slghtest aiiasion was
heard from any 10 the circumstances under which IL
sold. list embracing some Of the remarkable
items viii convey an idea Of the magnificent style
Ia which the house was furu'shed-
beautiful carved rosewood 7k octave piano, made by
for s2s7.
rosewood grand action octave piano. rather ont
Young Lane's gold hunting watch and chain, costing
originally slc5, went for $S2, to a Mr. Waters.
splendid gontenans dressing case and secretary, IN
portable, vasc form, sold for 167 5o although il
had cast $780, and contained large number Of articles or
solid saver.
An elegant velvet medallion carpet, containing s4h
yards recently imported, and worth, said, g per
yard, fetched only u co per yard large quantity or
velvet and Brussels carpetng was sold at low price,
rosewood marble top dressing bureau brought e2o.
An oak extension dining table S:3; anogany d. 30.
carved rosewood suit, covered in crimson figured
brocade. consisting oy sofa, arm chair, reception
Another similar suit covered with figured satin, brought
4l20 Sti another in figured moquet $ll0 and fourth,
richly carved rosewood suit, in crimson and goA bro
or mirrors there were great profusion. Two superb
solid carved WOOD French plate mantel mirrors, costing
French plate pier mirror ITO inches by co. brought
s.o another IS BY a. s.s; mantei mirror 30 BY 40,
A superb carved rosewood French bedstead, said 10
cosi Sl6o, bought by Mr. Hill for $685. ne mat
belonging to IL fetched SIT So and the bolster and
pillows &c. Another rosewood bedsead sold for SIS 20,
and third for SIS.
marble top dressing bureau brought $40
BOOKCASE ana secretary SEA- ROSEWOOD secretary, s9s
Turkish easy chairs So EACH ved rosewood bureau
q" 1
case, $23; rich gilt ormou clock (Pandora) $S9 elegant
carved rosewood marble top e!egeres So two elegant
wood card table, $39 60 carved marble TOP centre table,
500 elegant rosewood satuary marble Top dressing
bureau, $e7 80 (reported having cost 9l76): rich
bronze clock, marble and black walnut Constable Of
Bouibon), SOL; elegant gilt marble top etegere, "a,
wood marble top hat stand, al.
or articles OF elegance aud vertu there seemed 70 be
end. One neat little rine was . small box bought in
Paris for the patry Of s2eb Upon moving spring
little Bird with golden plumage, jumps out Of the
utters it's wings and feathers, around and sings
beautiful song at the end Of which suddenly disappears
into the bcx the auct oneer remarked-tNcw you
Il, and now you don't itn gentleman named Rad
| kns bid or the little songster for S112.
We can only name few Of the fancy articles, showing
how the young hnancier had INDUCED hts elegant and
fined TASTE There were, rich Parian group, "Wreskng
group Fidelity s.; rich bsque figures, style of Louis
XIV, SIS; superb large bronze statues, Gbomy" and
Vintage" 500; Paran water ewer elaborate raised
flowers and shade $40 60 Parian group, Ariadne" by
Copeland s2 cut and enAmeed pocal vase st1 60
rich paran decorated figures 81 rich pearl opera sas
odeur case, $1l fine bique Cupid, %; ormofu watch
and jewel stand Ss bronze cevai de Narisy, IS Is;
bronze statuettes Hunter and Fisher !" 331 Paran
msche pearl naid tables, S2l; elegant bronze vases
Marguerite" and Romeo and Juiietb $50; alabaster
statnettes with marble stands BacchaDts" Sf6 decora
plated boque holder 81 60 superb Psrian group Inter-
probation Of Phsarohs Dream" S3S rich East India
vases $2; Parian figure, Water Carrier p SO; terra
Gotta vases, Sc 6o French painting In glass, 81 co.
humber Of pictures and endless variety Of smaller
tices.
There was large quantity Of silver and plated ware,
rich glass ware &C., waters Of different sizes, hquor
stands gold lined goblets sets print and card basetg
casters tea and coffee urns, knives forks and spoons
and glasses Of all kinds enough TO supply large hotel,
all Of which went OF at fair prices. E