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ECKFORD.
POwHATAN.

EXCELSIOR OF BROOKLYN VS.. ACTIVE OF NEWARK
A very interesting contest took place at Newark
Yesterday between the Active Club OF Newark and the
noted Exeelsors OF Brooklyn the result being well
earned victory the Actycs and decided triumph FOR
Faitontc's pitching The ENcesOrs went over with an
excellent nine and felt confident Of holding their own
ON their arrival they found the Actves unprepared 10
meet them there misunderstanding IN regard
10 the day The Actiyes however, soon raised ncd OF
PLAYERS aud at Sl5 the game began with the Acts ht
The hat the score the first innings being to IN favor
of the Excelsors In the next Elk innings however Win
hut iii mt men the field the Aetves disposed 0 Tie EN
cesra for scores they Themselves not being ahe
TO add moro three 10 their The neldlng
was sharp and lively on both sides the umpire holding
both nneS to strict observance Of the rules In the three
last innings the Aetives batted timely FOR runs the IN
eel-ors adding 10 their score the game closing after an
honr and nrs py for the small score Of In favor
OF the Actiyes The contest was ccditabe one IN every
respect of feeling prevailing between TIE TWO
cubs No lcss than "a iy catches made In the game
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gentlemen were elected President, Theodore Baumnach
The carpenters at fremont and Fordham knoeked on IN
NJ o'clock ON Saturday last and on Monday struck pc
case their employers would not regard cgnt hours as
fn time on saturdays. The iourDeymen are sun out
In Rochester the "EquablebCoOperatlVc fOunueIfy
Company, have fed papers Of incorporation NJ VIC
Conit Serh's Office The company have purchased the
Novelty Works in that city for $4,000
r,,r STATE woRKINGMEN's ASSEMBLY,
ny rKrxeRAPH TRIBUNE
Albany, June 27.-In the Workingmcn's Assembly
to-day report was adopted asking the Constitutional
convention TO amend the Constitution, 40 as to prevent
the empoyment children under years OF age IN cotton
nd oolc this State also prohibiting the Gun
ovnen OF minors such tories more thah hours pr
w. also condcmning the practice Of employers and cor
yatinns having their employees monthly. Resolutions
ro adonfed fayoring cooperation. After considerable
debate the LIST November was unanimously sclecteu an
The aav 10 put the eghthour law into operation.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
YACHTING.

THE JERSEY CITY YACHT CLUB REGATTA.
The Ninth Annual Regatta of the jersey City
Yacht Club which to have been source Of great
enjoyment to the friends of the Club resulted in severe
disappointment owing 10 the fact that total lack OF
boats The steamer Antelope with large party OF ladies
and gentlemen on board left the Cunard dock Jersey
City Yesterday morning. at few minutes past IL o'clock
for the start The Club house is situated at short dis
from the depot Of the NewJersey Central Railroad
off COmmunpaw Flats.
Thirteen yachts OF the three different classes Of boats
entered for the regatta laying inside OF the chanel
south of Bedoes and Ess Islands The following yachts
were entered for the regatta:
Of TieFst Glass, minutes foot distance %
miles Second Glass minutes foot distance ~ niles ThldCas
u min pei foot distance, IS miles
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT or HEw.YoRK..........Jrss a.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
p,,k p,os Nor Olsen ys IN ballast and IV pass
IN Fanch Nsuke weBd Had desths among the PssseDYefs IN
Bsrk Stsaa (o Pictou BOOknan Bridgeport. T. b. Gays VIZ"
coal q order N
bari Sunshine Packer Newport Wales May 9 with railroad O0
Br James Grow Br cOngOn cenaegOs 10 days With sugar &C.
10 T. A. DE WOlf& Co .. q. pf.h..,.on
Rrir b Young Davis Machas with spa 20 Snow kessIdson
Brig Duncan (of LOndOn Caesar Csdn % dA! WIKI ~ ~
Bs vsSas (of Pooe Williams Cardiff via Queenstown Is days "h
coal TO H. L. RoHih ~, - 4. r.,,J.n I'm.
pbrar 4 Co. -, ,vL
SAILED.
srs wer Rage Pioneer Leyant Rebecca CLYDE aud others
DOMESTIC PORTS.
June 27-ATve, steamship e. T. LeaTy ron view
york Sailed bark Depeiefe. for Liverpool r.,,.4 i.
d. June 1Arriyed bsTks Leda from Trinidad De
ch Oynhru, from Bremen dolque, from Hamburg Whe VIM
, obIs lgs Cbeno from MaaRzAs and Blgre Alen' if"m
ClenfuegOS
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CITY ITEMS.

Observation-Disclosures Bodsco, Secretary OF the
Russian legation is at the Clarendon Hotel Gov Moore
Of Washington Territory; Gen. Hayden u . Al "en'
scboonmaker Pennsylvania tho Hon. E. r. Ross NJ -
Auburn judge Van Ira%P S Meca s Pittsburgh
ARE at the st Nicholas Hotel Senator Ahthohy, hnoSS
Island, Judge Martin, baltimore ana olVeT Ho N''
Barrenguy. British vice,Consul at Cardenas.
and Capt Anmen United states Tnisa ia ~ he Metopoan
Hotel GEN d. IT, shriver and the Hon john r. smith
Maryland and Prof Henry OF me S. sshST Gon the
newly appointed Spanish Minister az , s
been soonrnng at the Abermare Hotel Tor inc past 'e"
DAYS aud left for Washington yesterday
MAN AND WOMAN DRowNED.-Late on wednesday
night some of the inmates Of Conss Hotel at the corner
OF West and Canasts heard cries for help proceeding
from the North River In front OF the hotel knnnS 70
The nier they found "a woman struggling III 'hc N"tct'
her clothes having buoyed her up. 6he was SOON Tvs
cued' but In an Unconscious condition and died soon
neor the spo ID was conjectured that the deceased must
have had male companion, and the slip was draggea
n', tho snrSacc and reooyered The woman aged
about 90 years and the man ABOUT 80 years AZ
wns her scn.inlaw They were probably on their wa!
10 their home back Of Jersey CITY, anu suPposng 1r
they were near the Desbrossesst Ferry, acciuen'sN
walked overheard Coroner Cover has been notincu "
hold an inquest.
BOARD or ExcIsE-The Board met yesterday
Judge Bosworth In the chair and resumed the
examination OF those liquor dealers who have been
charged with violating their licenses Several Eases
ssnsns rev"Sed John 0NieI No 23s East Eleventh ST.
daniel LYONS No ia Rooseveltst., and Edward NC
n neusd from M Mr. Harry iI, who keeps saloon IN
iInuston az FOR license aud whose previous applications
have begn % SIMMER rooms attached to his saloon
Which be- has changed into music hall for vocal and i
npirntion their favorable consideration he intended
to CONFORM " the law in AL Its requirements Tue appn
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cation was referred to Special Committee consisting Of
DTS Parker Crane, and Stone Mr. Acton, from the Com
mttee on Applications, reported fayoraby on az apnlca
tons The total amount received for licenses was
July IL
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BASEBALL.
PCKFOnDS YS. HOWHATAN.

FtHFUNDo NH TUWIIhIhN'
The old Eckford club achieved noteworthy vic
tory Wednesday in strong South Brooklyn club win
ming by OF 81 TO % In game OF seven innings
The contest took place at Carroll Park Ram put stop
TO the game at the close Of the sth innings We append
L.
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BA0E-HNIsI8 NJ NH'IE'f'''
49, - 49,. -y,,u..

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June IA game of Base Bal
between the picked players belonging to tue CiuDs III W
district was PLAYED this afternoon on the new grounds OF
the National Base BAH Club, for the benefit OF the dest
tufc In the South. large crowd was present, ana u
Ia md realized.
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LIST. ID 81. 9Th. 9Th. 9Th 7th. 9Th. 9th.
Aetiysi; .'.... %
o.11 ar w
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SLIGHTLY SoILED, BUT VERY CHEAP.-CAN-
,s,, osnr norton his Of Ladies Caters hsh'
I al ruion Of per They just the articles Tor ns
cuntrr Call establishment No. 6lJ Broadway and ou~ )"
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Commodore SchoOnmaker's yacht, the LIZZIE the
largest boat In the fleet could not be got OF In time for
race, and consequently did not participate In the
festivities The yachts of the first class started at 255O
and the yachts OF the second class at l300 The Comet
filed first sOutery with the wind due north and breeze
very slight the slOOps OF the second class following n
mediaely after. The first and third class boats ned
together As the boats passed staten Island the WIND
very slight TO the south west Jardnes Jane beng
ahead II became plain that the race was no race at
ALL but drifting match, hardly puff OF air dis
turbng the sails of the yachts as they lay to windward
lazly appng ito and fro The tide was in favor OF the
boats or else the yachts would not have been able TO
break the surface Of the water into ripple The boats
tackled off toward Owls head all the while the good folks
on board OF the Antelope who not dancing to the
strains Of DOdwOrhs Band Offering feryent prayers for
a breath of wind. OF Fort Lafayette the sloop White
Wing, which not In the race, but merely accom-
panied the regatta fired guns, IN token OF welcome Wlnd
now light and northeast.
The Pauline, vice Commodore HIPS yacht, rounded the
Diamond Fort at the stake boat in hour, minute and
seconds the time OF starting from her anchorage
the Club House. Despairing OF race the Commodore
tied up his boat off the Diamond Fort and coming on
board the steamer Antelope proposed TO the excursion
lists to visit Fort Hamilton request which was complied
with by all board Of the steamer After remaining
half hour ut the fort inspecting its beauties and gums
the party returned TO the steamer and as was by this
time proved that coud possibly take place, the
excsionists returned and in lieu of yacht race, took
turn landed the passengers ut COurtands ana Jersey
City The regatta is accordingly postponed and Will not
take place for few days yet The judges OF the regatta
stephen Ounife, f. Gwin, and K X Terry and the
Committee OF the regatta were Mr. john Ward and VIM
Clnkc.
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AMERICAN (Waltham) WATCHES.
TIE BEsr' IN THK WoRLS.
Sold Every where.

AMERICAN WATCHES at Factory prices. L. Is.
BySSyn Co No 1850 Broadway aBd No. Isl Pat0ust, y
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE-The following sales Of
Morrisania property were made yesterday by A. j.
Blocker, Son Il Co.:
Mosans Hotel" and Public Hall" opposite the Harlem Railroad
lot RlIl14 S2100
II lots adjoining 25Il0O, each.
CORTLANDT-AyK
lots e. Elast 60x95. nOo
lots side adjoining above Or2l0 uOo
22i lots Spnngs. 25xl00 %
Is lots adjoingng 25Il0o Lg0
81 lots Buiemutst and WsOnaVe, 25IlO ..... s00
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STREET DEPARTMENT-AwARD OF CONTRACTS
At noon yesterday Street Commissioner George w Me-
Lean opened proposals and awarded contracts for TIM
following j0bs.
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New York, Nov. Q, 1861.
THE MARKETS.
tCsrefully reported for THR TRlRryp1

iCarehly reported for THE TRHCxri
MONDAY, Nov II. 1907.
AsHES-The market Re lower and unsettled; sales OF
Pots at s. CO. Pearls nominal
BUILDING MATERTAIS-Al articles coming under this
heading have lct with fair demand at full prices The
closing quotations foows Bricks at $40 50d 81 80
common Hard S2OdS22 CrOon, and S350$l0 for
Philadelphia Front Cement at q IS FOR Rosendale; Hair
nj 80 SIC for Rio Graude Mixed 35c. FOR Buenos Ayes
Mixed ard HOPE for Unwashed Mixed Laths at So IS
three months Lime at 81 90 fOr Common, and 81 IS for
limp Plaster o. Paris AZ per t for Blue Nova Scotia
per hb for Calcned Eastern aud 81 20 Dbl FOR
Calclncd Knckerbocler and Empire Mills.
COFFEE-There has been rather more dong In Rio
Coffee without quoable change IN prices The news per
steamer Is but little later than that recently received VIA
Europe ana TIE Cable And has had no pcrccpdMe niu
ence TIC export duty Curc las been increased from
to u per cent and Went into eject OctODerg Sales are
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Per Cent. to- :. ss,s7,sso .as.Os2.sos

IJVVIt1I6b OF oIIpIIIo III VI. tOOIf'ouJ
The West and North have been 80 well supplied
with capital from this city that it is reasonably
that the demand to move the hog crop, beef, &C.,
will be met by money returned to commercial chan
nels by parties who have received it for crops mar
keted thus far The next call upon the banks will
be to move the cotton crop which at this date sells
for half the price of 1866, substantially reducing the
calls upon the banks to ono-ha the demand of last
season. That this crop will be moved without dis
turbing the money market may DO fairly assumed.
As showing more fully how much faster prices have
shrunk, in proportion to the decrease in the bank
movement, the following table will be Of interest:
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCF.

hOyn .2i,Os3 bb' Flour, s5i bbs. Whisky 27e bbls.
Corn Me- ~ 202 BUSH Wheat 1903 si bush Corn, 25i23
bush oats u $50 bush Rye, 653p bush Barley 20 bush
Seeds az phes Beef les bbls Pork 81 pkgs Cut Meats
Jy pigs Lard 695 kegs Lard, 375I sacks Oitake 1872
Dds petroleum. Ol7 pkgs Butter 700 pkgs Cheese, $40
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laoiitss Of gankruutfr.

In the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEwYoRk IN ~
Of EDWARD h PHELPS BankrupL-SOUTHERN plSINiCh
or HBwYORK AZ The Cy o. NexYek ths IN DAY q Mover,
ber A. d. s67To WHOM II MAY CoNCERE The unsersgsss
hereby notice " h appointment Assignee OF hpHAU
PHELPS Of White Plains County u Nestchester ard sAe
Nsw.York within said District Who has audged Bankrupt up0
his own petition by the District Court OF sail District.
JN0. SEDGWICK, Assignee,
Hl2 law3wru No l37 Broadway New-ioIk Wv.
IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
Il STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT q NBM'iokA-,s.
BASKRr PCXn the Of NELSON CLEMENTS vac
said bankrupt having applied 70 the Court for discharge foa rs so,s
order of the Court given all creditors VINO Laws
debts and other persons interest 10 ppeaf On the tEn
rSt dag November &c., az twelve o'clock noon
the sold District before Dayton one OF the -
s Court IN bankruptcy BIS Office number 2z braiNAy ~ sug
OF Newl0r and show c1nse why sAoui
be granted Aud further nece = peeo sse
the Second aal thrl meetings II creditors Of SAID "a
nth aud 2i sections the Of Congress OF Asrch ioo
ho had lee M. REGISTER upon TIE cay la4i fle % v
'-'Nf 'e~.'' 'o e' GIORGB p. BETS. CLERK
WA covR.Es sOHeIoE No AT BE0saaAS \ \ w lAS'SS
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legal rates. and the crops of the West and North
have been substantially marketed leaving the banks
nearly as strong as when harvesting commenced the
loss of the banks in surplus Of reserve being only
sS.G74&j6 since Aug. 81, 1891 as against loss OF
S5 42Os17 in the corresponding period of 1856 as viii
be seen by the following comparative statements:
NETWORK CRY BANK sTATEMENTs
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Gbaurs for CUISINES 51ItH.
YtupOsaIs.
OFEcH oV ASSISTANT CoNNsARI-GRSE SrBsisrENoHl
No. 4 SAFEST. NEw.l oRK. Nov. .. 1891

OFucH ASSISTANT CoMNssARrGRSKRAL OF SrBssrENoEl
No. SrArE'sr., NEw.l oRK, Nov. q. 1901
A RM1 SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS.
IA n duplicated win be received by the undersigned until 10 o'clock
WEDNESDAY, 18th Instant for sappng the Of tho
United States Army SUBSISTENCE STORES be delivered In New
York or BROOKLYN, follows,
1000 barrels VI l quality aper6ns Southern s. Louis or other
brands Of FLOUR suitable J0r kecng ~ warn ent The brands
stated The
good shipping order With round hoops fall heAdhned and bugs
sealed
900 pound, Of clean dry BROWN SUGAR barrels to be
and Of the best for the purpose and be full headhned
Bids ~ he made dutv paid
10000 pounds Of CRUSHED SUGAR. Barrels as above.
5ODO pounds WHITE GRADUATED SUGAR Barrels above.
4,GnD pounds NiIlrR COFFEE SUGAR A. Baes a. above.
$3.50 pounds first quality THOROUGHLY SMOKED BACON
SIDES B.
$3.50 pounds frst quality sugnreured SMOKED HAMS, 70 DO
bagYed and pnckel On q n, heroes
The r,0res required ~ Immediate dslt
samples ~ The aar aud sugar be delivered With the proposals.
AMI referred 90 therein.
Tho OF making bids requirements Of bes &c, sane as
stated 10 lcy.ddi Advertisements fOn thi, ONee.
Contractors expected hold goods wthoet 10 As
United STATES uutl elutcd Tor shipment
nitrs 0r Proposals uU b. Grnisasi at p on Witch rls y
inclead snpe0ts tLe tssfs io mt hossd,
IfOp0agl Tor Nul lsiiis Stores" G.. T. KLuUNI,
Hragai BagsIsa sgl A q Il, s.
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WHERE TIE CATTLE ARE FROM--New-YOrg 1,37; Penn
eylyana 54 Ohio, 927; Michigan 70; Indiana, ia; ILL.,
tucly co., Connecticut 200; HewJersey IA Canaan, l6
Texas 23s-Total 1854
22I9 Hudson River Railroad 1854; Harlem Railroad $40
New Haven Railroad, 10; Camden and AmbOy Railroad
co; NewJcrsey Central Railroad 1901 10y Hudson River
Boats. AZ foot. l79-TOal, 1854. About $50
in the yards on Monday.
REMARKS ABOUT BEEF CATTLE
The total number this week. 7ls7 head. compares with
week last year. and with 1877 for the corresponding week
one year ago The number sold to-day at the Onebund
redtbst. market ? 800 head, compares with 1900 head
week. and with 1914 head the average per week last
With $500 cattle I'm the National or Onehnndredthst
yards day decline Of tG1c 10 is noed-tc on tie
but sellers working hard TO clear the yards aud by
yielding heavily in price and largely Oh weights there Ia
some prospect OF accomplishing ~ buyers glng around
for shutdown bargains Tho quality OF the stock varies
steers poor dry cows, two year old bulls old oxen ana
stags all The way up TO Frank Forqs premium Kentucky
DuThaDls, the best OF which will cwt and beat
anything on sale for weeks OF course prices have WIDE
range and while may be set down rs the top OF tho
market only reached by really fat cattle head Of tho
drove alluded taken nj ic. dress co 10 p cWt
They viii probably do better than this thus cheapcning
them by the D. We saw many buyers who openly de-
clarcd they would not give 15c. FOR good cattle
sold at l3lc. The run was not heavy across the
river, and rise here anticipated. Cattle dealers
rushed up Albany, and the localities between here and
there were run over, and stock bought Mt such figures
that 10 was thought money certainly I'm them but 10
IS equally certain that buyers failed TO get out " tcm
aid IN few failed TO get first cost The trouble
Is too much beef In hot day, after rainy night with
the pork, mutlOn and potr markets glutcd. Included
IN tie offerings to-day 800 State aud Connect
cut cattle from localities rot far from tho city ana is
thing VIII continue for weeks whenever there IS
promise az good marketthey may hold up next week
20 allow Of little cleaning up-120O head Tor week arc
zoo many Just now me ln1iAct Is considerably lo"vr
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DISMAL SWAMP ' CANAL Is'A''A''' '' : .,

~ aresouon Of Consre, approved July 81 ls
authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury 70 sell TIE STOCK Owned W @
United Swamp Cara Company IN saeh manner
TO protect the Of the United Ststes 10 ssd Cp na
insure that the he kept open na7gabe hghwy ~1lOa %
ther expense 10 the Government: -.
Notice hereby given that MONDAY the r,h DAY ~
1867 II O'Clock a. Eight HnHdred s0O) shares Of stock owned
By the United States 10 said Dismal Swamp Canal Company vi" Dc soo
BY P0bh Auction the Highest bidder the treasury DspAeb
the City u Washington - =, -.
The Dismal 6ssp Canal connects the waters o. kbeth RIVER
twenty and ouehs OBI miles and has been e2nsrneted
doar The whole number shares
Canal tompsny hundred and fyou s4 having an
original hundred and y dollars 500 SHARE
Full information the history and condition Of the eana
will he afforded npon application At this Department
Terms Of se Oueeuth Of the purchase money 70 De deponted
the time Of sale and the balance be paid upon TIE ds OF tne
instruments Of conveyance. HUGH heCUtLoCh,
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AZ affecting the supply of money for speculations
in Wall-st changes quite as marked havo been made
crowd of bubbles in the way of petroleum, mining,
and other shares employing large amounts of money
have almost disappeared, while the market value Of
railway shares has been much reduced.
Freights to Liverpool, 1900 bush. Peas at Old,
and per steamer go tcs Lard at Cos, and 200 bbs.
Flour at Is. Cd. To London. 5000 bush. Wheat at
I'D.
The following was the days business at the Office
of the Assistant Treasurer: Receipts for Customs,
slS0OOO Receipts for Gold Notes, 100000; total Re.
ceipts $G95j4S 78; total Payments, S6,SS656S IS ;
Balance, $1O5 49, So.
Tile Chicago Tribune Of Friday says:
The money market presents features differing from
those noted yesterday Business in financial circles IS
quiet though most Of the discount houses report good
call TOR money Legitimate borrowers experience no
difficulty IN obtaining all the accommodation warranted
by their accounts but SPECULATIVE paper on grain, In
store meets with very little favor and in most instances
applicat met with positive refusal There IS
ann q scarcity OF NewYOrk funds, and sales between
banks ave readily made at premium Of rs cents. The
counter rates are unchanged DepOstOrs allowed
discount and ITO premium is charged for checking Bur
falO and Oswego sight are taken at of.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
sALEs Ar TIIE STOCK RXCHAHGE-FRsr CALL,
10l O'CLOCK A. NJ.

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.
Ub6s $40 Reg'C9 ~ $40 Reg 'G5 nj U 50 lO4O Cou
10000 ..-lA!Ii 1OsO..........10ls. GioN0 -lol4
n : 80 e. on c;, II 4, 400 tu'n 65 GOO0O12 OcIk10l9
$1,000 II o'o'k lCAl 20f0Ol2 Oc klOti AVls
II I a. s5o Comm g4ltIS B90COu '67 lIresy Notes $40
lbEf1 1854 bono .lDfI ~ ctiItes
l. < 800 Con G5 n lSO1O12 Oclk1O7A 1900
10000 IO7t 4 > So 1910 Peg Sd Seiles
iOs car 10 n tO 1900 70 Oc l0CT I05 000l2 OcIklOjs
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A BSOLUTE SALE OF SUPERB PLAIED
"A WARE OF TIE LATEST ARTISTIC DESIGNS 6SO kOSr
SUPERB WORKliANsIIP RECEIVED DIRECT PROM TIA
N1 ON FRIDAY. NOV Is
Commencing ~ o'clock end confirming a u o'clock
AT'THE " LEEDS ART GALLERIES."
Nos e7 end 9l9 BROADWAY southwest corer Of TSeAhs
elaborate workmausbp Of celebrated Plate Messr Ch.oae Ca
and vsnste ryoee VI the gos
~ be sold 81 auction above gthDat rrserYe
For durability OF ant site feigna and
elaboration 1Sh these articles have equal
wod tbey hardly bs distinguished from silver r.pses
BY experts and clusly durbng psted on bronze ky
are alike with silver impeTyiOgs 70 the elects u ae
Of this invoice recently exhibition al Tie "GRRAf
PARIS EXPOSITION" oftis where tey obtained the DRC
PkTON OF THE LEGION OF HONOR" Tbs hoae have nvsrabs
highest Donors for their works at all the GkBAT EXBS
TIOSs EGropeeven at the late LONDON CRYSTAL PALACE *
AN ORNAMENTAL DINNER SBRyiCb COMPLETE IN BR0fTH
GOLD PLATE II per SAN EXACT DUPLICATE Skr FUR
NfSUHD THE RMPfRDR NAPOLEON t. ~ w..
A sTjPEiB ORNAMENTAL SERVICE 90 pleees) ~ BROsz1
AND SILVER PLAfE-LOUlS XIV STYLE. AZ ELEGAETLf
DESIGNED SERVICE OF HIGH ARTISTIC MERIT Bg0Ma
SILVER PLATE-DRsIGNEp FOR TIE GRAND HOTEL. PAkiR
pieces. 49,
and other unique artistic pieces ard ses q great value
These services principally cmjefhed With artistic ststaary IN oro-sA
either silver or golpats y the celebrated artists such n
Gune Mahnrn. A0resu, Arae Alest ase's EoaS Ihon-s
klagns1 AID athers
Tea snd Coffee Kettles Center aud sac sles oa s she
Mustard Dishes Beef Came Ard Fish Dishes With eo'e1 WsS
Phefs, Crct Jug G0bcls Spoons Forks hnes a4
and Csndeaha Dessert Vases and Dishes ea Ccs Cigar s.anfS
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