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The New York herald., 1871-10-20
GREAT PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE Piano or oil Paintings. Bronzes, Ac.,

q
commen ncAng nj lUL O'Clock this (FRIDAYl morning.
Ii KE FITZGERALD, Anctio eer win dispose OF the Fur.
ni,re OF residence n West 1weuythr street. con-
ssng elegant carved rosewood Panotoe, cost $500
10 Paror Suits. Library, Drawing Room and Bedroom suits
walnut elaborate makers' latest styles %
elegant curled Mattresses, Pillows, Blankets Ac, Bedstead
Bureaus Wash Centre, Side and Extension Tables
Chars IN abundance solid Silver, Glass and China Ware
5O volumes Bookcases wardrobes Etageresn ~ 403
lots useful Household Furniture TO suit purchaser. Goods
ed and Skinned.
The New York herald., 1871-10-20
SALES AT AUUTION.

SALES AT AUUTION.
A LIEN B. MINER. AUCTIONEER
IA By ALLEN b. MINER BROTHER
HENRY II. LEEDs MINER
Fstab.ished 1Bf7.l
SATURDAY, tDct. 81.
NJ l04 O'Clock, ~ our salesrooms,
% Chambers and n Reaue streets,
GENTEEL HO, sEHOLD n RNIrURR. psisting OF vel.
VET Brussels and ingram Carpets Fr-nch llate sr and
manel Mirrors painted and mel marble top Cottage
Suits black walnut Suit, reps
hairclolh black walnut and Eat nsion Tables
black walnut Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstsns Tables and
Chairs hair Mattresses Fea her Bo'sters elegant
figured brocatel and lace Window curtains Lambre.
quns gilt Cornices parior and cooking Stoves, Chira,
Crockery, Glassware, Kitchen Utensis kc &c.
Also,
at IL O'clock ROSEWOOD Planos made by best city
makers
The New York herald., 1871-10-20

A UCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION.
~ Over $4,000 worth and 500 lots OF
elegant Household Furniture, Pianoi0rte Mirrors,
at public auction TO the h CHEST bidder
this day FRIDAY morning II O'Clock, the elegant Eve
story brown stone mansion 22 West street. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues, = ~ HoLS Auction
~ octave Panoforte rosewood AMI walnut Pallor suits
style OF LOUIS AIv Marie Anton.e Pompadour, TURKISH
and Oriental Suits; Bronzes Statuary Paintings Works Of
Art, ttagees Bookcase. Tables, rosewood and walnut
Chamber Sets Spr and Hair Matie Blankets So
Loun Buffet Dining Tables. Chairs Basement and serv
ants Furnturs China nner Se Glass; China Silver
Cutlery, nc. Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1871-10-20

OLYMPIC THEATRE EIGHTH WEEK
GREAT SUCCESS CROWDED HOUSES.
EVER EVENING AT T0.
MATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT g.

dsaza aEzaasssSSsSssss ssSxpED S%s Hcdsss WEEK.
xArrsEEs wEDsEs6Hls fHsh ASD SATURDAYS Ara
celebrated :p.s;ssSaS5 .yS 4 ss'ss ssSy F.n'0mins
H. D., "1he new Hampsy Dumpty bears about as much
\ 2. sembance preceding name:aks .. doe, mo-
3. D. stage GO .ch."-Hsrald
.Gn'ts sn;; an; other clown. O. l. Fox presents
''n faE # +: 'sisss1nss FAMILY
u. D. wandering 1yrolean singers, and
sssss..s ss "a sss% ae.. aPRSsrsd Jss which n n:
.fs,i.Y mss III. spass ss.. fas feature s..%s., s'ons
4 s ! amos 20 =, an ne evenings I.. entertain
4. p. "Ths Martsn. Family. three in
Nile; Gre sssa Ssas S 10 particular sisr
i: i: b. bb.. ADELE, rAzn,rn. HR aAaiSfiA xoR1ospo,
cLEsEscE Sl keTA yorSs xSSSis
AND L1lnkz THk zSSs fIssSf Herr ssAI
H. Seats secured days advance at the boz onlce
II. D. of the theatre or by telegram
Sole Lessee ,ns and mage rcsd DA
Evsy 2s p'ss; %uSGsT,s ST r ssTsS,n pSny.s geek
Great DTs%e piVoacs. r 'se Times
Now acted for SEVEN WEEKS 70 the LARGEST AUDI:
X SsqH s AW % m .f sss y
Moran! Fanny Davenport Clara Morris Mrs Gilbert india
hoa.s qs ss s.s D. IT, Ss
tnDya csp Fswds b. WIRING
TsapmSn D. SSIsy 1pd Ss SsT
AA''SuffR suflRB FXsHIosABiE cosT1sEs STs -oS'o
DIVORCE MATINEE SATURDAY a. half.pas one.
on r,,- \. ...,x.a CO.. 80 r..L. ,r .ar.ra>
The New York herald., 1871-10-20

A UCrIoS NOTICE. -
n THIS DAY fFRIDhY,)
at ~ O'clock
LARGE, REGULAR sEMLWELKLY SALE
TWELVE HUNDRED LOTS
ASSORTED STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
including
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, bROCHE AND WOOL sHAWLs,
LINEN GOODS, LADIES WOOL SKIRTS,
COTTON AND WOOL HOSIERY,
CLOTHS, CAssiMkREs, READi-MADE CLOTHING,
SOFT HAfs, 40, Ac, 40.
Catalogues and goods now ready Attention OF buyers
WILLIAM TOPPING 4 CO., AuctIonseo,
NO. lxx Church street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-20

THIS EyLNING-JoHN r. LEvrsOE, AUcTIONEER-
Great sale OF OIL Paintings, by American artists, bs7
Broadway opposite the Metroponsn hote every picture
elegantly frAnsd and sold t0selhW.
The New York herald., 1871-10-20

TINE PERSoNHE FRANCHISE, TRAvAILLANT TRES
L bien agunle, vouirat des ournee dams les families
ou chez une coutuere Adrrsser CCUTU RfERE box lS3
Herald Uptown Branch Office, l,2e5 Broadway.
TYNE BONNIE COuTURIERE FRANCAISE QUI SALT
coudre la machine desire usvaier n la Journee dams
les maison. privees Sadresser au % West 3lsi 81.
The New York herald., 1871-10-20
RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

A RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE.
n 500 lots, Sl5000 worth OF elegant and costly
Household Furniture at pubic auction; HENRY ZlNN,
Aucioneer sells day commencing a lO o'clock, at pr
yate mansion l2i West Twcnysxn street Sixth
nue. viz -Briant toned rosewood Panoforte cost SN0
rich Paror Su Is silk reps Mirrors,
Paintings Bronzes Bookcase Velvet and Brussels Carpets
also bedroom Sui rosewood and black walnut, Bed
stead Bureaus Wardrobes hair and feather Beds,
Bedding, dc also Kitchen, Dining Room and Basement
furniture Plate Cutlery, Cnlna, uiasswsfe erocKery DC.
Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1871-10-20

A RESPECTABLE COLORED YOUNG MAN WISHES
N situation coachman; also a careful driver and
good groom references given from employer
Avply at 35 West 18th St
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

THE BUILDING OPENED FOR THE RECEPTION OF
GOODS - AMPLE sIEAM-POWER TO BE FUR
NISHED THIS YEAR-NEW BUILDINGS ERECT
ING.
WOrkmen are now renOvating the Empire
RINK painting the walls light blue, and arranging
he shaiting for the machinery. Five hundred feet Of
hhaing have already been placed In the machine build
ng and 100 feet in the main building above the Second
ave end Of the welhOle. The shatng in the machine
building will be devoted to running heavy machines for
mining stone-breaking tanning, and other ike opera
uons The shafting the main structure will be used
iof looms, cordng and cottonmachines and light pro-
ceses generally 1t expected that at least 70 steam
engines and boilers will be placed exhibition. Two Of
each are putting IN now; in few days the two 60 horse
power steam boilers tested 10 rs pounds pressure, will
oe placed in the seeondave structure where there will
" ltue danger from explosion. An additional structure,
~" ieet long by 20 feet wide Will Ike erected Second
ave Tor the accommodation of the machinery
lhe reception Of goods thus far has been light although
many applications are registered Oh the secretarys
books
~ allegorca painting canvas will be placed at the
oeeohdaVe end of the structure. II will represent ad
sheed Industry Colossal In sze) holding rake in
ana the fruits OF the earth In the other In the per
locomotive. Ac. $3.50 '' 49,
new building. 7IxIO5 feet with allowed galleries
scuhg Al the Thirdave 'front.' which will be in part
a. noI wholly devOtedtO the fine art department. 1t is
o iutehlOn OF the Institute. q proper site
"a. - OBTAINED, either in Central Park other
oeaty 10 commence the erection upon il Of
10 6so ana Imposing editce. at an expense OF some
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MYSTERIOUS FOUL PLAY.

BLOODY DEATH OF A GERMAN TOBACCO BROKER.
Diedrich Hoedgman, a German tobacco broker,
ace 80 has occupied room the third floor of the tene
men No 70 East Fourthst for several months past and
boarded with a Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. Hoedgman, who
was noensve man, had been in the habit for long
time of getting up and going out the street at or
a. H. for the purpose it conjectured. of procuring
something TO drunk as he was rather incorporate. On
Monday evening Hoedgman dned with some friends in
the Bowery and returned home soon after 10 O'CLOCK
He retired 10 bed but between and O'Clock on Tues
day morning was beard 10 leave the house. About
G a. ~ Catharine Miller heard an unusual sound,
and on looking into the hallway saw Hoedgnan
bent over apparently in great PAIN and With his clothing
saturated with blood She asked him what was the mat
ter but he returned reply Mr.. Miller was called and
assisted Hoedgman into his ROOM and laid him sofa
Two physicians were summoned, who pronounced him in
dangerous condition The efforts made to restore him
40 consciousness unavailng and be died in few
hours.
Coroneg Young caused the body 10 he removed TO the
Morgue but nothing said by the friends OF the de
of the strange in which he met his DEATH
made did the learn the facts He communicated
Immediately with Sergeant Buckley, acting captain of
the Seventeenth Precinct and the police were drected
u inquire throughout the precinct II any trouble had
occurred that morning In any OF the saloons or liquor
stores the street but they could learn Of nothing
OF the kind. post-mortem examination nseOsed an
extensive confusion Of the right shoulder cOntusons OF
the left lacerated wound IL inches IN length on
the right temple and bloody tunOr OF the size OF an
orange the right paretal bone, anerorany Alarge
quantity of extravasated blood found the right
temporal and parietal bones, which were extensively
fractured large cot Of blood also found between
the dinameter and the BRAIN the result OF fracture OF
the skull. The investigation adjourned by the Core
ner TO allow the police make further inquiry The de
ceased leaves mother and sister in Germany but had
no relatives IN this country He was member OF the
Union Singing Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
CIVIL NOTES.

.Judce Sutherland refused yesterday to re-
duce the o. 600 bail the OF Thomas Booth I'M
prisoned since April l. charge Of forging Richmond
bonds and accepted q 900 bail IN the case OF
George Ford for stealing 80 worth OF property
The Stemmler- Mcguire fight for the Judg-
shin of the Seventh District came under the consdera-
ton of Judge Cardozo the Supreme Court few weeks
ago. The suit was brought two years since by Judge
John A. stemmer TO GUST Joseph Mcguire RON ms posi-
lion AZ Jnstioe which stener had formerly held MIN
self Numberess motions and erossmotions have been
made Yesterday Judge Cardozo issued z decision IN
With ne refuses the defendant leave 10 hle supple
mental answer or TO examine the relater put directs
the plaintiff 20 furnish list OF witnesses ana tne
responses 40 days prior 70 the Term Oh ''o 0 " ~
the action is TO be tried. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Thomas Smith, captain Of the ship Ne Plus Ultra,
charged 20 Joseph honneche " W"
charged yesterday, by Commissioner shields
Henry Ball charged with stealing sugar rom the
Al R Nav wAs before Justice Donng Jeusy .o s.
shieks having jurisdiction the case, " ~ was
not An ccenst against the United States
Al the Essex Market Police Court, Patrick Griffin
% Committed YESTERDAY sabhing DAVID Wtleb ut ,uus
vps zmmsfmau for stabblhg Jacob Mensr aud yoh S'Ans
John Brown stealing Of shoes rom D~isH'
No. n hurr1yst
AT the Tombs Police Court Justice Hogan com.
ntted Jseob MA,tes yesterday for striking Emil hrn On We
Titb bsto causing Joseph Lhte OF 20 - hAs'
Pourteenh for stealing containing Two e9ss o sa
value as IN front Of the ssore Of Herman o "
No ia Churcb-st .. =.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court. MARGARET
Williams COMPUTED Yesterday for stealing s,,eh Hg sss
or Of No Is5 Thompson Thomas unnsp OF ~ -.
Rthteenhtt FOR running Mrs Ann Malone 10 AMI. ~ yoan
Hscker Of No for keeping Keno aoes
M B gambler, arrested with him repinAndet ADD discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17

at BraeyThe motion Trand The irving ga,ngs
s'lnhnn agt Carpenter ct al-Moton grantad.S
ny Judge Cardosohaco'm Allen sl-fdey ue5R Pfo,a
sgt Burchel et lThe equity Of the % dp The m.
mus, De nssoyed e9s to tefodant abide event The
Superior Cout-Speedi Tvm-By Judye Mccnnr .
,hIsnn .st Kutieha underhi ,g Keher ct h-Orier Of
nsnta grsnte returnab 18th day Of sembe Cooley
adjourned OasT at the acknowledgement osepber 90 Her!s
AIT BoELOuler for allowance OF Coyel st
Motion punish for contempt granted
2 Of August In Thomas Barr Ipua slvs
Plate and Engfang CoOer allowing receiver 10 defend granted
Wood ait Hubert 81 sJutment for patn return Of p9oer
with allowance Of $3.50 70 plaintiffs attorney at whihorpe
Order granted with = 10 eostsAnns al HeckOrier rnpd
Rice agt Whtney0nr granted Hex6ed agL Joseph-Order
granted NeEaed Loppenan.Moion denied with costs
Palmer sgt Anmerman-0Tier Of disooninpaDce granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
A QUESTION.

~ me Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR gentleman who deals in chrOn-
one'ers and watches lately informed me that for Is
years ne had observed that watch-springs are
OfOken during July and August than during any other
Jason OF the year. Can you any Of your readers tell
az cause OF this, and may not inquiry lead 20 the
IT, oyeIy OF some unrecORnized law regarding the 40
~yn VI neat upon metals during the sUnmerf
REQ Bedford Moss. Asx. 10, Is7I. RUlss RDssHpA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERP0OI-In steamship Italy Aug l6-ar and Mrs
Murphy M H. Flag Mira A. AIyord jr Miss Darby
Mr. j. o. Poa A. Wyhe G. r. sdiy, Mrs H. Norton W mn H.
Brent W. Jones Mr.. Almond Mr. Simon Mr. Marce. MI
Jain Mn Blatt Mr. aud Mrs., Eek'iein and da9gter Mr. Less
Mr. j. K r. Raomy Capt r. Brine W. j. Watson, f. Cuts
weller W. Beye r. DAILY Mis- C. Pf Miss NevTng, Miss seho-
sed r. Denny Mrs NJ Field Mrs Boig Miss " Moses NJ and Mn
FAIRIES Mr. j. Jackson, Miss seneyas, Mr. JAS Auckerone T.
NJ Gregory o. Nal. D. Bn LOCKER Tb9m1s Mrs C0th'
Hasion and Mr. G. gn Mr. and Mrs g. Ruld Mr. and Mrs
family Mr. and Miss Corke Mr. VI johnson aud SIS
f. aeet T. OCoan0r I. Burke, d. McCabe IL haTen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
COrRT CALHNDARS-rms DAY
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. AuGUsr II.

THURSDAY. AuGusr II.
Mails for Bnope via Liverpool steamship City Of menk oe
1900 m Supplementary Mail Pier No g. r. closed At
l;50 m.
A letters deposited in Supplementary Mail must be prepaid with
double POSTAGE .
States Bremen per steamship Hanover
close at II m
Mails the West Indies per steamship Columbia cOse
JPN
Bermuda L. per steamship San Francisco close Post
Ohce At IL a
FRIDAY AUGusr ~.
Bremen Line steamship sailing SATURDAY. does not at present
take the Prussan Closed Mail"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
Observation-Disclosures 10.

Supreme Court hambers-By Judge sutheriand;- -
Jacobs al sg God.teahotos grated ors % .o.s s o.
atepeeb aet Maly-Judgnent he. stsna $3.50,
PENDANT allowed IN and eefend 90 payment o. ~
be D. Barren Tor osrnorsn
Tor orroran rxnd oyu until Ne WIT OF haboAs ofD
In =, Application Of j. PoI kos sppo,sassas trustee
Asssa - x =. $3.50 -. ssS.t0eaA AsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
alarble and Slate mantels.

KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE,
"A. LING WORKS 1874 and ls9 EaI Essieenh nTos and
Mnte Tug Marble Counters honahfns ana ura'e
stones a prices that defy competition
ENAMELED SLATE MANIELS:-Pl Plain,
II Marbe and Decorated pres from *lo 70 and uP~aH
Fifth and SIhaVes
& KLABER & Co, 217 to 225 w; 5ist-st.,
stsTets n0STMESTS and HBAD-sTosES. New original
designs, Cheapest In the city
CTEW ARTS SLATE MANTELS; largest as
- o,.n, in IN, ey ,t prices Elegant nes desg1s T.
sTRWtRT Co COS sItbaye bet rhhnh and Thrtl-sIths IS
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uISTATURE ALMANAC

SIP Sun o. 30 Moon SET Bus
DAY-I.N.
Island. 800 He'll Gate Ferry lO.Ol
WATER THIS Dap. 49,.
ndy Hook 49, Cows Island 92l Hell Gate Perry llO
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PdSSENGE Frs SAILED.

FOR EvRRPOOL-Tn steamship Nevada, Aug. m-Ms David
Lamb children sears and sons M MkheneI and
Mrs Reilly, ". Lake W. T. Taylor p. H. Roots, Nrs C. ~
Howard, Miss NJ. A. Rashion, Miss j. Roots
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Ofean Gtfamere.

A NCHOR LINE.-STEAMERS TO GLAS-
IA cow LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
from Pier 20, North River.
= EVERY SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY ANNA
EXPRESS STEAMERS. I EXTRA SIbAhhhs a,
SATURDAY Aug ALEXANDRIA "wednesday Aug %
BRITANNIA Saturday Aug Isl Wednessy. Aux %
EUROPA RatGsy sept 2IshAILIA Wednesday, Sept
INDIA ssiur1y sept 9CALRD0slA wednesday Sent u
Fnt Cabin passage sb5 SIS; Intermediate So seerage,
- HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
BorHng green
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.SaturlsY Aug
s..ur. Sep. Msnssay sep sept
Fr Cabin rs s sSS s5, nSe.s sers
sZS s@sse tickets from ansIe R9ps III ERoruEps AGENT,
Bowling green
EOR LIVERPOOL,
VIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING TIlB o. & MAILS
TIE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
VIII dr''eh one Of their clss fn iron steamships
IRON PIER No 4O, n R., EVERY wgDSBSDAh
follows
WYOMING CAP. wHsERAY.......August o. st1l;Ooam.
hiNNEsOrA Capt T w. PREznis. August 90 at 3oopm.
ipnho oapI ..september6 at IL a M
COLORADO Capt ~ PRExxAs. September - at $500 p
WISCONSIN, Capt September 20 at 1000
NEVADA Capt FORSYTH, .september a. at 300
Cabin passage, $50 gold
sserase passage tonoe No 20 Broadway go, euueuc,
For freight or cabin passage applyto
WILLIAMS Il GuIoy No 81 w.ns
TNMAN LINE. For QUEENSTOWN and
LIyBRP00Royal Mail Steamers appointed follows
CITY CITY or L LnNnnS Aug
CIV or or BsI9t Aug
succeeding SATURDAY THURSDAY Pier ko &
North River. - - ..
FIRST Ft CABIN ~ GOLD ~
T. +: RI; s 80 70 70 Fl; Il S
Passengers Forwarded have Hamburg, Sweden Norway and
Tickets bought moderate by wishing
For further Information apply at the Company. oe
JOHN G. DALE. Agent. no Is Broadway, NY
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ FOR sourHAsPToS AND BREMEN rur,.
The steamship HANOVER Capt w. Wigerod will al on THURS
DAY. August "a at NJ from Bremen Per loot Iha'I ho'oAen
stesp.sO MAN Capt Won ocdo on SATURDAY 10
pATEs or PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRB, AND BREMEN:
tPsY.sLE GOLD OR ITS EQUIVALENT IN ccRREScIl Ion
First cabin.
Second 90
For freight or passage a'PF'' oNN''ON' % 80 Bfoa.t
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
TIE GENERz vks AND aavRE CALLING
The sna vessel, on th. vohe route for tn. Continent will sail
nom P TssI fS NORM paai5 SATURDAY August
s. ArHEF sa.s sSTSSDfy sssf@SsI 10
VILE pR PARIS s sC9 @ October
TO BREST OR HAyRB
f"' Exc6Rsi6S fckEfs At sfs' REDUCED niTE
These steamers not carry s'eesge passengeTs , r
by aps Isss aSr .S 81. n avoid 10Th Ea
ard s , o Of SHo xssHt No. q
WHITE STAR LINE. 10000,
NEW l A0e eTt COIN pnM ASR L sEEESPs
THE SIX LARGEST IN THE " ORLD
OCEANIC .,r,c ARCTIC ATTIC fAcf iSRr,Tc
ALLAN 5000 .uD, suraeD15e On b. each
Sailing from Yor on SATURDAYS Liverpool THURS
81 4 ct T tSS s on sAiUeDAY A
ATLANTIC, SATURDAY Sept ., at pm
OCEANIC Sept %, at ? D. m
PROM White Star DOc. Pavora Ferry, Jersey CITY
Passenger accommodation 6ST al ess,s 9STi combining
Saloons. saroomS smoking room and BATHROOMS midshp
where least motion fel Surgeons AID Ss"arae" aocOo any
RAfESSaioon $50 gold sseags $50 currency Thoss wish
ing friends FROM the Old COnn can now obtain seese
Eorsay Sweden, Indin, Australia China, &c
E5earson tickets granted at lowest rates
Offices No. ID Broadway, New-fork j. H. efhkhn AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
A REVENUE QUESTION" ORIGINAL PACKAGES
OF PERFUMERY.

REVENUE QUESTION" Original fA'hh'bo
OF PERFUMERY
Commissioner PleasoI tons predecessors uni
formy held that foreign perfumery, duly imported and
paving duty on the original packages in which It bad
been put up for sale by the manufacturer, could De
legally sold by importers without axng revenue stamps
TO the bottles contained In such packages They aiSo
held that If number of these original packages were I'm
orted in large case such case did not constitute the
original package and that each package IN u could be
sold without stamping the bottles IL held Commissioners
Pleasonton held that under the law, the original pack
age was the containing the smaller packases,
ana reoured all the bottles contained therein 10 Dc
stamped before they could be legally sola py tne
importer Commissioner Douglass, thinking tnat fleas
onton's decision requires the importer 10 pay double
duty has consented that s operation shall DE suspended
until judicial construction be given az 10 what con
stues an original package. For the purpose OF oDIi
inc such a construction, Assistant DlstrlctAttorney
Emerson began an action in the United states Circuit
Court, yesterday against A. B. Sands Co. importers
of perf,meres into this port for the recovery OF 10
nenates of $50 each This suit Is brought al tne request
OF sands n Co.. equally Interested win the Gov
ernment in having the question OF original packages
promptly settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17

Passenger Station Eew.York Of Twenty seyen and
Fourth-sye. Entrance Twenty seveath.sL
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERS RAILROAD.

sf% Saq5R 81 Gs 1 %ifSST SSs GGs2
SINNER ARR4SGEAESTs. eosn;atiSs GoSDa July H.
500 a. m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boo on Branch
IIns directly through from % oswgo stsoa e
and scranton with L. and r. r. for Kingston "Ikeae Pts
7:l5m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN DenE With Boon
@ S asr at ~. ss, ca % gaPs a g. % 1t
for "atst Gap soaiseI scranton Gre:t Bend sy5s
1870 H. LEHIGu VALLEY EXPRESS stops q, Ne. Morris
town Dover waterloo HscAestowu, washng'on Phi s6gg and
Easoni Wsroo With srset Railroad At thp.huy
Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chuuk Wk,blre, Ius and
400 p m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. via Fenon and
.top pDg principal stations Counn tsr r.
% &: S4s m SKIP l. :ss s ps,: e &
MhcKsrrSToWS MAIL With Booo Chester
'1 $40 ~ ?. ~ HHCTFTrSrowY EXPRESS
For IORRlsTowH, r7:l5. 9lo ll& H'oo m, $3.50 ~ $40
For SUSsf ,nd intermediate stations 7;l5: 1910
p s ;5l IL x; S e e, s
ami LEO llo $3.50, $40. 40 4SObI) S' oo I" 3D.
SEwHsK "sS 7 e SO; ss s Ga &c e., 40 e, 9s S
.t ~ t $40 1id SO $50 800 90 go 800 so s .ol
. ssr E. Seulos o BLOOMFIELD and MGSTcLR 60
' PASSENGER. sen ,yS for LAKE oPiTcoSG 1ls
oo ssVr. $40 ami rs 40 81 sS. nF Sc s s'i Ft BUDS
IAks s0 and .o Is' y g, ssIo.s
at SIS sS ste s' n.y. f.ss a. 80 s
the Railroad Hakettsown thence miles For pklA
WARE WATER GAP $500 IN. and 400 y For HCHflbLD
SPRINGS at ss m. 3 scHoCh supenp.ndent
E'RIE RAILWAY. TRAINS Leave Depots
II foot Of Chambersst and foot Of 2d., follows;
Through Express leave Chamhersst s9 ~ m o;o
daily New and improved Drawing Room coaetes
the thoughto Buffalo aud Susrehson Bnse
Homesye With magnificent Sleeping Coaches runng
Ceehni and Cincinnati Sleeping Coaches accompany Tie
II M train from susquehanna TO Buffalo the
New Suspension Bridge ni the train from NesYors
Buhao Suspension Cincinnati An Enigras Train Raves
For Port Jervis and WAY. 300 m. and 4:1Opm
For Mddeown and Way at $50 and J:O m and sundays
only. $3.50 q IN. - ..
For Newburgh and Way at gUO m. $3.50 and $500 pm
For Sufern and Way and p.
Paterson snt Way, at Gas 10 m' 'IS 9;lSnn
BIS M and III midnight. -, -,
$500 and t645 and wednesdays ano saturdays only
For Psmont Nyack Tsllmans and Way $50 1890 '9
ti5 4 $3.50 $3.50 and i1:i1 and Wenes aJs and Sur
dsys ONLY 2 midnight Special SUNDAY Trans at 1890 and y -
SB-Trins leaving Chambs hours hafhou leave
depot earlier than above Last boat from s
for Passage and for Apartments sd Sleeping
can otaned checking Bag
,age nav be left Offices M 59 and 951 Broadway 5
T.nber,st 81 Greenw1chst 25h-s and 81 avenue Hsm
Con,t Brooklyn; l0 Broadway, WILLIAMSBURG Depo foot OF
Cbsmberst and 23s NvYork and Long Dock Depot
jersey and Of the Agents at the principal hotels
-Dar iFor Plemont and Nyaek. tFor haeAenSack'
II pi'CK kP ~ Au7ust2 WM. r. BARR,
G. sgnjt lJTL Genl Pas'r Al
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL