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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-07
Sporting Affairs


MYSTIC PARK.
BosTON, Nov. 6.-Thc running race was con-
tinued this afternoon at Mystic park. The at
tendance was small, owing probably to the cold
weather. There were two races.
SUMMARY.
Mystic PARK, Nov. 6.-Purse of $500, for all
ages; one mile and half
ODOnnell, Ct Mary Louise. Observation-Disclosures.
DOnahue h Lord Byron. ................,..,.2
q II Burbeck, b C Cardinal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Brougham, b C j Henan. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0
Coffee, b. Bonnie Scotland. observation-disclosures. 0
Time, 2:42%.
The second race was for purse of 5000, for
all ages, mile heats.
ID McDanels, C Tubman. Observation-Disclosures.
Coffee, { Joe Elliot .........,............3 2
j Brougham, blk G Gerald .................. 3
Time Az and 40
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. Cat a radical
gathering, in Court square, tonight, an anvil,
used as cannon, exploded, killing two men
and MORALLY wounding two or three. Several
others were badly Injured
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GREAT EAST AND WEST TRUNK
LINE,

which in short time will be ready for general travel
and traffic. and for the transportation of Kanawha coal
to the Ohio River Tor the Western markets.
Tue earnings of the Eastern Division of POI miles
local road, awaiting the completion of the Middle Dvis
ion of 100 miles will reach this year nearly SsOOOO0
The total cost Of the entire road and the large equip
ment required for its mineral and through traffic. will be
fully SSOOOO,OOO.
The total amount of the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
which we are now selling Is FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
OF which ONLY ABOUT Four MILLIONS REMAIN UNsOLD
the proceeds of which, with the Cash ON
hand, will be ample for the Completion of
the Entire Line.
The inducements they offer to investors ares
A perfect security.
Great popularity aid a high price Whea he roads
finished.
The same rate Of interest as Fiue-tweaGes.
PrincipH and interest both payable in United States
gold coin in NetO FORK Ctty.
2Ger present lo0 price Oa and accrued interest from
Roc ID which is about 20 per cent less than Five 0en
ties, wM equal certainty Of payment Of interest and
principal
We recommend them to friends and customers
with the same confidence with which we have always
recommended the UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT and the
CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS
We continue to buy and sell CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS
at the market price, and fully expect they WILL in time
reach the price OF Fivetwenty Bonds They are dealt in
at all the principal money centres of the world the
Company have none LEFT, and Issue more their
Main Line as the amount fixed by act of Congress
at S25 ssjOO the property pledged secure the bond
holders Is
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PANIC.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 6.-During the panic last
evening at the African Baptist church, which
was caused by the giving way of u column,
nine women and two children were trampled to
death
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COUNTY NEWS.

SEND IN THE RETURNs.-Our friends
throughout the county will confer a favor by
sending to us promptly on the close of the polls
to-day, the result of the voting in their several
localities
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FERNEKY EXHIBIToN-Qute a number of
entries were made yesterday of fern cases and
hanging basket, and the cases already sent to
the hall would make an attractive exhibition of
themselves. To-day, many more will be received,
among others to come in It's expected there will
be the largest fern case in the city, the doubt
about ii is whether it can be got up the stairs. A
large collection ofmosses will be offered for sale;
also fern cases and hanging baskets. The hall
will be open at seven O'Clock this evening, and
continue Wednesday and Thursday afternoon
and evening. The great success of the eXhibi-
ton last year warrants us in saying that visit
this year will amply repay.
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DATENT OFFICE BUSINESS-Ameri
z can and Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Ap
Opinions given to the validity and infringement OF
Courts, by
THOs. III DODGE.
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman oflthS
Board of Appeals, U. T. Patent ofce) Counsellor al
Law, and Advocate in Patent Cases. OhiCe Dodge,s
Block corner Park and Portland SITS. Worcester MEsl.
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MORE ABOUT THE MAINE HoUsEBREAKER.
The young man, Rel Munroc Hill, who was ar
rested on Saturday by Officer Ranger, for break
ing into house in Lewiston, Maine, confessed
yesterday to robbery, which explains how he
came in possession of so much money. He sor-
rowlully deliberated the matter for time, and
then "owned up" that he broke into his father
house in Windham, N. H., last Tuesday night
and stole therelrom eight hundred dollars, goin
from this city for the purpose and hiring tea
in Nashua to go out in the night and steal t
money He followed up the confession by dra
ing forth the sum of 1896 from different pa
of his coat lining. His father, who is
lector of taxes for the town of Windhau
deacon in one of the churches there, and hig
respected, came on during the forenoon yei
day, and spent the day in getting togethe
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ROoMs.-The new rooms of the Peoples club,
for which Brinley hall has recently been fitted
up and furnished, were dedicated last evening
by speeches and singing, to which a large and
enthusiastic assembly listened. Addresses were
made by DIR. Francis, president of the club;
Judge Chaplin, its president last year; Rev. c.
NJ. Lamson, Hon. P Emory Aldrich, Rev. A.
McKcown, Rev. f. II. Hall and Mr.. II. H. Cham
BERLIN The speakers all heartily endorsed the
objects of the club, and assured its members Of
their support. The singing was furnished by
the choir OF the Church of the Unity.
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FISK &c HATCH.

HARVEY FISK.
A. S. HATCH. deop&we0p2m
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DHflEsTiC MAnAETS.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct Ia, 1871.
Cotton mer; mil Wing, lgsac net receipts l2Sl groas
29; exports coasiwse, l071; sales SlVU; stock, 36se
GALVESTON, Oct IA, 1871.
Cotton active: IN good demand; good ordinary Ice.
tfLc recire i,G2a; exports coastwse sOs; sales,
i.iuJ; stock. 23,Sbl. -
Cotton demand Low ulddlings, ls4c.
aicsac.; mes receipts. .aiA
CuARLTsTox, Oct. "A, 1871.
co,too steady; micings. 1s,sc lsfc. net receipts,
2aes exports coaswac, os; sales, 200; stock, N,4a'
LOUISVILLE, Oct. II, 1871.
Tobaeeosman business; prices UNCHANGED Provisions
cured !al5c Lard, lcc ii,sc, Whskey firm at Ole
dem md aud supply light.
WILMINGTON, N. G., Oct. IA. 1871.
Spirits tnrpeninr firm AZ GiEc fosin firm at VI ~ tor
sra med: ~ 81 for No crude Turrortine firm at 81 10
for ARA 'fa for yellow dip; rs 10 for Virginia.
CIHcrNHArI, Oct. Ii. ISL
Ness pork held at s1' N. Lard, asc Bulk meats Clear
sides, would TO he made 10 sell,
and hYcrs " tidew Wh.akry In fair demand sad higher
opening AT "uc. closing at gle.
T. GO bushels corn sS ssssS psls'
Wheat aa and heavy SIZES hsSsh. Green
sang al 81 az No. MILWAUKEE Club quoted atst A. Corn
pa to anJ0 bushcls do, In lots NJ 6Sc. 6ac
Oats fair demand and lower Sales 2s n bushels No.
Western at isc o,hcr articles quiet and unchanged.
Flour steady and nnchanged sales 400 bbs at 81 rs foi
NJ sorag W e for amber yi.ey rs % ,,r double es'ss
81 49, do 81 So 4o bushels white at ~ 90 Bar
leg urchangea SHES sege lasses prime Canada :, Soc
M.lecl nnchangcd shorts $40 sou ahps.uas, sSs sl
niidltues ta7 Sso per ton ltighwnes 9s1sc. go
Gs ,s, asSs sss, y . lie g IS"
$50 New YORK Railroad fciehtsFour to Boston 6lc
New ysr sc TO Albany y &c @ Sshe
$500 6nsIs corn isic barley 7ss, 900
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sddson. g ne coa,anen: o e the British th.nn,
+ s;s .Ap Is.
VIII Ss sr end Sus n on ss Of $50 Cen
& ;ss .a p s T Hss
disposed Of a, prizes ws s s a1ss o. @
Soa aSs Sos ssd refining & Cuba muse sse,
so "0s' s;c e:' New Orleans. $50. : 5ss ''""
Z; ssD sss s"s gG @
s:,,ss RI. ..s e." % ,s sssi 6
g s,las.s g. and sH g sss DO
r',a.s hitch Tt VA, ss, bit r at Us 50 for
"mnsaqH naa s's dssrisns was quiet
10 m us absence nee 81 a ana barrels FISH
OF rE Mac fos osih rdn.a
month spa sfss 9" s end s
Oh eoS s. a% n aSs entirely nssssa
sSs'ss 1 iSs ". Ss Creek
r. Il SS
balance q month was reported at aic with return Ship
i nsyIsIoss Esssirss So asesase. pork 7ss lard
ssr. &c. Tie
sD At ro for g rGSna S s sns I s. for ms..
Sss ssis. ~. 4
Ell So 0r q a. ?, s s. ssis
mi s nS Ger
tier ces quoted at &la Sl7 and India mess sl7
nc Western ut 424 Dressed hogs continued In fair
"a nd and firm auoted for the range 6Isc 7hc Gut
There moderate business picked apg
picked bellies other descriptions neglected quoted
at dry sailed shoulders &C. Cor backs; picked
bellies 8c. &c; do hams, l0sc. he scay-carad and
smoked lie. Sc, Butter and cAesso show change
IN price continued in fax demand.
Pana in bond So 20 gold per 100 bs 100 bags 7c
H.. and 80 casks Carolina at &c. a Q1c. per 10.
';sasS sa tsf
Syc 1O hhda prime ming Cuba ri &c., 80 lhds Porto
Rsn trace a5sc GU hds Scotch refined at lsac
2 St10c and 2p boxes including eco boxes
cfavcd- scant No. u-al 9, mud 200 boxes Derosne at
9ic Refined IN eooi request Mt lec Tor A, l2c 3c.
o crnshed powdered and eranuated We quote In
fcrior common refining, g. sc far to good fair
a .sSc; fair to good grocery 9ssi a1c.; prime To
choice grocery, tUc 11lsc; centrifugal hhds and boxes,
&C. d IKE. nolnsses hhds and boxes. &c. q &c.;
iado aiec 6c. HaynaBoxcs Dutch standard, Nos. to
y ste. 9i( do 10 10 IL 9%c. Tie do Is 10 l5 l0c.
DNc; do, rs to n, l,ic &C.. do, ~ to 3D. l2.kc
1gllc do. white, llkr. 1ellc: Porto Rico Refining
lraacs sc 9.sc do grocery grades, 'sc llc Brazil
standard. Nos 10 to Il a,ao 9s4c. MauiaSuperor and
extra superior. TIC. a. s'sc.
sreaRrEE neglected and nominal We heard Of
sales Of noteworthy iuporttuce.
rAlLow, nnirr ln demand quiet but steady. with
of 20 600 lbs OF ac. for prime, tho spot aud l20
has. ~ the West ut SIC.
steady, aiGc. SC, with GALES OF log ts withn the
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A DRfAN II. MULLER, AUCfIUNEER.
Peremptory sale by order or executor "
Valuable lila Sites Wash ton Heights aud 81 Lots
Rpoo
ADRIAN II. MULLER, r. Il. wILKINs 4 co.

Viii atV NJ ultLOn
THURSDAY, oc,ober %, ~ y o'clock at the
Exchange Salesroon, II! Broadway by order of J. N:
tyres Ea executor Of lncius Chittendcn deceased 90
Villa Sites, situate Washington HEIGHTS This property -
part arse the Heights, purchased by the ata
Mr. Cittendrn and reserved being tue choicest and most
view Of the Hudson AMI Harlem rivers and Of tho
beautiful valley living between the HEIGHTS and Harlem river
and for hea.t Of location, grandeur, beauty and
ety Of scenery not surpassed by any property on New
York Island lis vcnity The new River boulevard now
being laid tho direction Of tho Central Park Conn
,ssioners, which through the westerly portion OF
properly, viii completed adj greatly TO its
ciy and s course being along the high ana on the bank OF
Riverside Park will afford te most beautiful and
picturesque drive the Island The property also but
the Cel.ral Park There Is the property
large ana eega two an! halt st0ry Dwelling HOuse, IN
tine order, with gas, furnace, ransc, &c.
also,
"a Lots,
adjoining the above described property and fronting on
Broadway which 10 DO wi ened the width OF lVJ re ct
making The bcs roads The island The property
will be sold with restrictions against nuiainces.
Seventy cent OF the purchase money may az the OPP
ton oil the purchaser, remain on bond and mortgage
Maps at the odlce OF the auconesrs No. Pine street.
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FinR were the closing street quotations
OK r. ~, to which hour dealings were
with considerable actvity:-Wes
500; Pacific Mail. 465s 45s,; New
al. consolidated. ss!s a ssss; do. scrip,
Erie, 27. %; Reading, losiS 1851;
!, a6ts q S6,4; pittshurg, l16i a.1iT;
n, 81 a 57s.; do, preferred. s.sa 4 sTsl;
l. sSss a as'<; ST. Paul, 55a 55h;
red, rs 75jl !; Wabash, SIS 561s;
ssissippi. 37k 876; Union Pacific. 23ai
on, Hartford and Erie, . a ~. Han
Joseph, 57is a 5s,s; do, preferred. Oh.
mbus, CINCINNATI and Indiana Central.
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4 ucTIoN SALE Ar 100 WEST TwENTY-THJRD s

10y F. COTTON, AuCfIUNEER.-LARGE AND IMPOR
IL an saie OF Hotel Furniture and Carpets &c Tues
day, oeiober ~ AZ tue Auction Rooms u East Thirteenth
knd ana descriptions, together With 100 Carpets
from Two notes W this city, together with
laion from private families, which VIII embrace both rsrlor
aad bear ON gooas two or three Planes, French plate
shve and srerpaed Ware, Curtains. plain Furniture,
&c the Carpets VIII be sold about one O'Clock r. NJ or
medstey after the sale OF the Frnure catalogues for
Furniture early on the morning Of sale Also At private
he sol at
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rather more active, and The bulk OF tue sales
ter prices. though al TIE close tho advance WAS
The sales were about 200,1n0 bushels, at 81 81 n
9 Chicago, 81 rs for very choice Chicago, 81 ~
No. . Milwaukee,. 81 b59 vi b61e fur 90: to
for No. ], II b5 a ~ 62 for red winter, 81 70 a
lie. Corn was duh. with sales OF 100 900 bushels,
for Western mixed ahoat, 16lec. zee for 30.
ling al acc. aHca and nc. IN store. Oats wese IN
.mand, but prices ruled higher. The sales were
u, at SIC. Sj1r. for far STATE; Doc. Tor choice
h5c. for do. do. do. atloa', 53c Tor No. Chicago
~. . SIC. for black Western. Barley was quiet
with sales Of 5000 bushels al suc. tor Western.
minal.
There was an increased inquiry from the
AZ iirmer rates There was some little inquiry
ION trade, but rates were most too strong 10 adj
business. The chartering movement has been
nguTes Did generally being below the views OF
,ssv Liverpool 2,3tV bales cotton, Mt I'D. n 5l6d
',ou, 40. by steam 10000 bushels Grain. per
s dou W. b9is rosn, a. ed. 100 horsheads ia-
NV p0xcs cheese, fVs. . 4js., and 100 packares
o. %s Cd. 70 London. per steam. 1,6oO boxes
and, ner SAT-, lsoco bushels wheat, i0d. 10
w bushels wheat at 1l,9d., per s,eam. To
buuV bushels wheat, fl%d; GEO tlcrces
3D. sos; l5J bales wool on nrl.
The charters comprise AN Italian bark TO
mouth, for orders. With 2,5u0 quarters Vraln. al
xgs II 10 the west coast OF Ireland. len GER cent
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UDtons. 4j,onmo. Ne, ,y,., ,-o,,

ions are based on cotton running IN quality not
slf grade above or below the Grade quoted.
pts at the ports sum MP as follows :--Galveston,
sssa; Wilmington, aoi: Norfolk, 1870; B i;,n
W York, 2iS; Boston. 29--trtai 1881. This day
s31. THIS day last year ll,6ip. Rates TOR freight
orts closes at the following figures To liver
IN, 7-l8d. Hd. by sail, 5sd. 5-lfi. 10 Havre.
gold; sail. 20. To Hamburg. by steam. nd,
To Bremen, BY steam, lc., gold. compressed.
to, by sail, &c. n s.c., gold.
d GRAIs. -kece'p,s-fiour 1866 bbls. wheat.
IS: corn, 103,1f do; coin meal, i40 bbls an,
g, 66,slS bushels: barley, 4t.l.j do. The f1ur
q strong, through the demand was less ag,.ve.
4. ola.n NJ o1,r ant oh.u
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THE ARMogY AGITATION In NEWARK.

Newark has the mos, mcagrc accommodations for
her citizen sod!ery. In cases Of emergencies they
compelled when called out, to rendezvous in Old
unused graveyarils. At the last meeting OF the
Common Couocit ~ committee, consisting OF Messrs.
Sta,nsb,, Littel, Reynolds, Baldwin and Bathgate.
in 4 Recommendation 70 purchase q plot OF ground
fronting on Washington and Academy streets aud
The Norris Canal, the price being $34,000 The re.
port was tabled until nc 1t meeting.
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by N. DOUGHTY, AucTIoNrER.
ID WIZ sell on MONDAY. October 49, nj 100 O'Clock.
by virtue &c Chatter Mortgage

Houtehod Furniture.
Removed TO the Ill Nassau street between Ann
Eeesha Streets Tor convenience OF sale, vz Solid
wnoh hthEcrel mirror door sold rosewood and
walnut etlor suits in pTocael and reps richly
wool and walnut Chamber suits, with and whout marble
toss; curlcd hair Mattresses passes. carved Centre
rabes Extension and Library Tables Bullets. wardrobes
BOOKCASES, Faror Desks, elegant French plate Manel
Mirrors, eegan Hall stand. octave rosewood Piano.
ofo round corners pearl Keys, Durham MAKER with other
housekeeping goods to be pelemptorlly said Ny order
aotn Z. stewart Attorney Cor Mortgages
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A UCTtoN EOT!cE.-s2n.0eo WORTH OF
~ uaspi!csrt ana costly lImischod Furniture,
Pansiugs, t,rur1cs, Styerw rare Works Of Art,
on this Jay tMoNpANl al the cecsnt

between Fifth ana Sixth avenues nj 10lg O'Clock.
Drawing room Suits Fopradour s,ye HaInuetesie cabi.
Tables nco Jardueros Console Tables Bronze
S.auary Paintings by eminent ists Lace CuJtans Scce
irc Bookcase. magnificent rosewood Piano. Stool Cover
Canterbury velvet Brussels CARROTS Mirrors bronze Clocks
rosewood walnut Bureaus Bedseads, Wardrobes, Mat
ressos, Blankets, Extension Table Siverware Glassware
Cutlery, Tnreens, SAVERS Dinner, Tea Service Linen,
Basement, Kitchen Furniture; nso all the Furniture ser.
wants apartments. prremptcry N. RThe auctoneer
call attention of friends and pubc to this sale. being
largest and richest assortment Of Furniture offered At
auction this season. .-
FREDERICK A. BURNHAM, Anctioneer.
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A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEFR uTOR'S
IN safe Of Houses and Lots West l5.h East 18th sAnl
est 18th streets. ADRIAN II. MULLER r X. WILKINS
CO. will sell auction Tues lay Oct IL, ut IL O'clock
a. the Lxc,ango saesroom No III Broadway West 18th
the high soop brown front House and Lot No.
60 In fine order between 9Th ana 9Th East 18th
street, the high st0op brown stone front House and Lot No.
50. order, between broadway and 9TH West
26th street the hgh soop brick loses ana Lots Nos. 28
s36, C4U 2E2 aud 2i4, between 9Th and Sth
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TWELVE y. 9 2GHSs SHARP ,,..,. 10,
Drums beating. Band playing.
win be raised ubon Tie
After which the building viii be dedicated for railroad
An original ys s celebrated
WIN ac nc rsad and an eloquent
Immediately on the ot the ceremonies the
the BY Tc Joasos ass inE T DO made
Special tram oyer Long Island Railroad YIN leave James
Queens, Il eleven o'cocs. sharp i1 20 on Thurs
.. saS %sistp a. os'Ss ss been Il, engaged.
Weeks caterer w sr nays spenSd collation. r0dy
800 BE siSrS T LSls
ever on ~1Sas !sss'a
ton SALE In The oe9.re Of this choice property the
Of Long s:''S nohy .ds
Wood and Ds as S
.s 'ais or ss
s,s % sss :S:d
s'ss s'V1s Brook
A RICH. JOHNSTON es.s To ; -.
opposite the Post oaice.
johnston ON s' vaa rA ssT9 I Will A. sell,
on TuEsDAY, A. u o'clocke.,
,ss a sss1r saesso Ss 81 reash German
and. a uan ChfOnOS,
I, y,sn carved gilt fraales.
SAME DAY,
at l0II O'Clock, at No.
ID Dey street.
for account OF whom II may
once Furniture kelrgerators, Tools &c.
A 81 81 z ARlHs 8. Ssas saoruna.
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
Established 1Si7.)
TUESDAY, Oct IL,
l0 O'clock the private residence III douglass street.
Court street, Brooklyn assortment. OF gencel
Household Furniture elegant rosewood Piano. nearly
new, &C., &c.
SATURDAY. Oct. 81,
at 1C5S O'Clock, 1t our saesrooms
vs. Chambers and "a Reade streets,
gentec uouschold Furniture, Mirrors Carpets. &c.
Particulars In time
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4 UcrroN.-LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuaNl

~ tasc. N
HENRY 2INN, Anctioneer, sells THIS DAY,
commencing 11p O'Clock, story Ia West
Twcntysyth arecvz brilliant toned ~ octave
Panootc; rich Paror Suits In satin and procate and silk
Mirrors Lace CURTAINS, Brussels and Velvet Carpets,
Pantngs also Bedroom suits. in rosewood and walnut
gle and double Eestcads Bureaus, WarGrobes 70 curled
hair aud Spring Ieds Bedding, Pillows Sheets &C. also
Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Furnture Buffet, Ex-
Table Chairs Pase Cutlery, China, Crockery &C.
4 UCTIoN SALE Ar 100 WEST TwENTY-THIRD ST,
n this tMoNDAYl morning commencing At 1917 o'clock
LUKE FITZGERALD, AucliOneer, will sell this dav all tho
elegant, costly and plain Household Furniture consisting OF
elegant pianotorc S9UJ Pier and Mante Mirrors
on Paintings real BroEzes and Bisquc Figures Velvet
Medallion Carpets; real Lace and Procatel Curtans
nfrent rosewood Eageres Centre Tables elegant Paror
Suits Marie Anoineite and Grand Duchess Styles inaid
and sdcd; ady's Writing Desk and Bookcase 700 choice
volumes Books, NC. .t
Bedrooms consist, viz. -
Solid rosewood aud black walnut Bedroom SETS style Louis
Aiv Bedseads, Bureaus, wsshs,ands, Commodes. Ward
ZONES Shaving Stsnd and Dressing Cases "a elegant
hair actresses Kettles celebrated spring Beis Pillows
BOsers Blankets 70 linen Sheets 10 Pillow Sps Boster
Rankets o. linen Sheets, 100 Pillow Slpa Turkish easy
Chairs, Lounges, Iocas, Engraving, &C.
pntng Room cons'sts. viz. =;
Magnificent mail HACK walnut PnAe coat 1900 Extension
Taes chairs solid silver and sheaed Plated Ware French
China Dinner sna Tea Sets ESQ pieces Casters Crns Knvep
Forks, Spoons Rings. Linen. &c. basement and kichen
Furniture Nh Responsible men In attendance pack
ship goods for purchasers.
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/ the above ara 4N bales to arrive For future
10 low niddling, the saes have been as foI.
neutrality-suspicious., 100 at 1a'<c., 1,l1D at iasac.
200 November. s0p December, at ~ 9.I6c.. TO.
,ember. jon AZ ~ ll.I6c, 500 at i9ssc., ido at -
~, 100 at le1.c h,0 at ~ ll-l6c., loo at i9sSc
2cHc. Total. 5,c0O bales. To-day--October,
C., 900 At 10 - Ice. November, 200 at IL elise,
3, 900 Al ~ n-i6c.: November and December.
3. ~ 9l6c., 3uu each at l95sc.. itO eaca ut ~
Oh at 1916; December sou mt 10 9-lfc., 1856 at
AIRY, l,lU0 a, 2uc, April. 800 al s0,ac. Exchanged
exchanged 100 December for ,lC0 February, 400
O0 January even. Total, $500 bales. Grand ioial
The average quotations OF yesterdays FOR.
les wcre October. la.e5c., November Ia;7c
af6c. January. ~ Is lie. February, zoe. April,
49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-16
A DgIAN u. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
IA AUCTION SAIL OF VALUABLE ,.,,

STOEEt!OtISES PIERS AND WATER RIGHTS,
Hy order of the New York Warehousing Company. .
ADRIAN IL. MULLER. 7. r. WILKINS Co VIII sell
ncon Thursday 49, ISL At II O'clock at the
Exchaage saesioom Ill lIrcsdway New YORK. anon. .,
Liant. together with Brick Surohouses, fiera,
Bulshead Water ghs situate at the foot OF Van Brunt
street opposite the Ee Basin, BrooAyn and known as the
New York Warehous,ng Conpany's Stores and Basin.
The above described property compriscs the entire block
bounded Van Brunt Rci ConOver streets On the
property eight large brck sorchonscs OF the following
dncns S5ysOO of l5Jxl73; 75x2U0
l4Ox7s two 7,xol onr IoJx53 also three piers ~ fee
wide AMI Substantially butts large basin, bulkhead ana
the vicinity Of New YORK. Tor conmcrca. or manutacturn
purposes and Ia particularly wei adapted to the storage
cotton, preseu capacity being 49, 90 bales which
however be largely increased II desired There is
large and wharfage business done the property
which he retained ii desired
the of tho Auc0neers and for further pArti
inquire James r. Wallace, President of the New
York Guarantee and Indemnity Company; George D. Cragin.
Vice President. fUJ West Twelfth street. Wm W. Wlckes,
Treasurer Front street, OF the Auctoneers No finc
irnet