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New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
TRIAL OF AN ASSEMBLYMAN.
JURY OBTAINED IN The GENET CASE

When the Court of Oyer aud Terminer was
opened yesterday morning and the of Assembly
maneect Harry Genet, who indicted last term for
the par he took in the Harlem Courthouse case was
called was thought that another postponement would
ensue for Phelps and his assistant,
Mr. Alien are sick and Mt Peckham stated that the
case could not go WIN. A. Beach. who 10 associated
with Nelson Waterbury as counsel for Genet said MS
client was elected representative for Of tho districts
OF the city, aud the District Attorney coocurred win
him in the propriety OF disposng OF those indictments
without delay. Mr.. Waterbury said no Was surprised
Yesterday morning by the receipt OF notice from tho
District Attorney TO produce Mr. GeDets bank pasa
book III the accounts such very simple indictment
were 10 be scrutuzed would take several days to try
,bs csse The defense could not allow an issue OF that
KIND 10 LIE opened without showing clearly wbero the
money came from which placed 70 ILLS credit and
There are at present two indictments against Genet
but one that ia the object OF the present txl Tor
fslss pretensss The allegation 10 that dene, 10 1871,
induced the Mayor to sign false bill for $500 tbo
price Of iron and lumber WINCH Lao were sup
piled to the Harlem Courthouse py j. hcbfine DAyid
and BY means OF that faIss pretenss obtained s
money from the City TreAsury.
,1te arst Juror seiccl,d YestorfN WAS MAX Jacobs.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
CIVIL NOTES.

I'm the United States Circuit Court, yester
day Judge Woodruff airmer the decision OF the Court
below in the following cases Abraham Walters and
otbers ACT the steamboat W. G. Redfeld, Edward
Hewitt agt the ferry boat Lydia. Michael Murphy agt
the bark Emile, Mannheim borwin ag. tno T ssoamooa' zoe
the brig Belle, William Ives agt tho steamship HAT
nonia John W. Avery agt. the schooner Wanata
The Westcott's Type Setting Company have
obtained Temporary injunction against the New-fork
Type and Elcctrotype Company and others restraining
them from disposng. or Assigning or Tsnsferring or
from cau.ing to he syosod Of &c. tho letters patent
made and executed to tbem by the plaintiffs on March
~ Js7s or any interest therein during the pondency OF
tbe action begun IN Supreme Court to declare tho
assignment OF the letters patent null ana void
The hearing of the Testimony in the contested
will case OF James Scott resumed yesterday In the
surrogate's Court All % the witnesses examined (wm.
Little Samuel r. Bird Thomas sowey. and Mrs. jose
pine Cook testified to tner acquaintance with tho
deceased and his alleged wife Caroline Mrs Josephns
Cook testified that he acknowledged Caroline and Will
liam Caroline hor t~O childron IA his wife ana ohl'
dren her presence aud said that he wanted TO make
it up with them" Col Benjamin A. Willis for the con
testsnt and Brown Hall aud yandorpoel for the pro
poneAt.
la the Marine Court, Part II. yesterday, be-
fore Chief Justice Shea Philip Martin. tenant. sued his
landlord August Sehafer To recover $500 damages which
no alleges that he sustained TO his furniture by reason
OF the defendsDs taking OF the roof OF the house. No.
81 Firstaye for tho purpose OF adding another story
Chief Justice Shea told the jury that the renting OF ad
Joining by landlord to tenant does not I'M
Way il he merely Independent owner OF ad-
joining premises. and tnat the legal general doctrine
sary iDure that OF Dcighbors IL as coutr0linR IN
such case others TO which IL more commonly ap'
piled Verdict for the plaintiff fos $3.50 damages. n
Burt FOR ths plaintiff and LswreDoo Wsebner for tho
do!ondAnt
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
2 O'CLOCK P. NJ. To CLOSE OF Busl'
Tuesday Dac. l6-P. N.

TUESDAY, Dec. l6-P N.
The fact. now so we'll understood, that the oecre
arv of the Treasury longer controls the suplec.
of finance but that the subject controls hiin' sH~
that the result must be imitation, has brought mo.
BUYERS into the stock and gold markets ana cafneN
prices still another peg higher. On ali hanas
agreed that the reserve fund F" will be ennrev 1A
hausted before any new measures OK Ieiieh eau
carried into effect. Even if increased taxes A'0
several mouths must elapse before they can oi'ns
new money, and. after tho a,,.A ren'.
ing moiety Of the forty-iour "'''o'''
is gone, the Government can pay It's cuifens o.
penses only by new issue OF lesal-tendsf no'o. !.
such form as Congress may authorize, ana 'ne
ing press must be brought into requsit'on r,..s
only resource in time of such urgent nseo.
nothing but the veriest bunsling ana ~.s..,v
sion could 90 suddenly have broasht 'as s,r A.
upon its marrow bones is truth too ps's .s.t IT,
cussion. II is enough for stock specu,. snd they
volume of currency ia daily %a t,anssctons
are buyius night and left. s.,a,s ane a a. tbsr
yesterday and 70 oday we're moi 50 nalns To-. ALL
wsrc on the preceding days but .ns,' "a mors SoSns
na S,o o.. n. tT . reasonable" turn ana %o's ns 49,.
"s Sas Ss ~ S,.ssr prices then on any day s'ues s
's,... @ 10 wss. .tooks arc quietly eOqsht anu s0'u !"
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
STRIPPING INTELLIG ENCE
poer Ov Sg@ OEx..............

PORT OV sg~ -tORx. Rx.."..........."......Dac. 10.
CLEARED.
se.n.hO Ao, Si,. Rich.ri. philadelphia. VIM = Cyls
snhD Rienmoni L."rence Norfolk te Old D0"'O''n Steam
steamship Adger Lock ~oci Cbsisssoa G. oan''
s.ssm.nU K C. Bddl. Alexander PassD@,, william P. CIi
steamship Moro Caste Morton. h.r,n. Wa 2. Cc.tC
steamship Csstals (Brl, Bue Gs,gov Henderson Bros
.:%sS Bsi ps.s s kiS.
s.%;SD s.s.%;S i.aeus ,0 s.sr,s Bossou H. r Dnocs
s .n. Ass Ssl;s sits
Atlantic Deisnson. Bndse'oa X TrosOIdgs' Som. r.
BARK BARK rs,qa.S. Ah d,.i I.n.trsa Palermo r Asrs,s
s.ri Leb Aa, aqae, Cok Rsne for orders slocovch
Bns Fortune Pot,l M.sqats 0oorto assymeyer Bruaa
Bni san Ja.S lBrl h.hsoy s,s. b j. e.s Ws.Ss1s
sas Neptune CGsrI Biaer Bio Jsneiro Funch kdye Co.
santiago I'LL ra.. M s,gss .,. o'Sg 1,..,1. Co.
Bns Ross ( Whallsa. Kingston. 'sm, A. H. solomon
sunn, sou,h Dsr,s,on sa,.an,s Ga Evans Ball Co
sehE A Williams Mo stamford stanford Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
.s % .aa aH.sa p. ei. ans 1'''' 'o' " '1 "' '''
s'%s1 G''.f"s si1@. s g. 'a' HAVANA DEC " WIN muse Ana
s,n.hp Richmond Ia L.T,sass RshnooS CT, p0' aud s''Nf
steamship wy.aSl. Couch Msam0.S c Point 'od Norfolk vi"
steamship Bell B.isn.n Rchnoad CITY Point aud Norfolk
With and pas, 70 od Dominion Steamship Co.
Fea'Ss s.s Sro rIs.i a.r,n BRISTOL Epg so i.r 10 b..n
Bns Jsa Blake (of Pssboo 81 'inn g. Andrews va sss
BIZ. r.. sIeef x.ys Of and day, non B.rusi. with nd,
DOMESTIC PORTS.
soros Dee 1sAIh,.d steamship Se..e.s Or from Mrspool
brig H.poy Return, FROM Caps hayasoi scAr C. g.
Dee -Aived steamship. M..d. s.np.on
and whnsoa Whse.d from ss"ro,t sailed steamship
aIIysros Dec 1-sslsd steamship Ctr OF wseo Bolgs for
Ts.scuco Dec 15-Arivsd ship john Bdrh, H.i.y from
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Dec l6-Ths White Star Line steamship Oesnle
sioei thu, ani proceeded The Aaa Line steamship Prus
s.s D,,.ou Po.sd Dec g. for Liverpool schsd herr this
1s.po Dec 1sTns csn,rd ,e,nshp Abs,ns Harris from
S:. .o.%i. % Dee Is. S.s. rs.ns
MEMORANDA.
IN. rpot the, the Hsnshp hodts Amt fos Ssv
s,.ss 5ss ron ~ ss.s Sss. s: ss. w
Hare had been allied sta water Dss IA
SPOKEN.
a R.r., from Nss Tort for Sea Prsnesco va seea New
49, NOTICE TO MARINERS.
ooK,sys srArss IA.o Dec l6-Ts. iro. bso !. th' d,.
., sns. .,s ss ,Ss so.r srsr..s
sss:i D.. n Tn: H
FEC g.s as.s Ss % s,a s o S' sn: AIS % has
:ss 90 aud ..r fJ.ou. 1874 ri. .: sounded daring
:.,s. :.' s Ss Z. . ss ss:
ou = open ~ s % % es
~ ss.assd ssa ordered asInss .yp.ssa.
S..ss la~a,das $50 degree; 70 of 2: hSsn % on
ss. sss.d .s.hsr d.acs 1f II ''.t.s %es
Tue nsbshoass Port Tonpla. s'ss.a is.sa'
.. -, s sn Dee 10 ss. sss, VI. be- srHs,sd building
light Vi. ,: ~ ss ..s ..s ss and viii
slsd shs 30 se. sse': .as %:.1 me- .,. Of
,s.s Ii feet bay d,aos Of 10 aau'. nleA
'''' tFor Laieu SHIP ns'cs see fiH" Fo0e lila.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
proposdls

NRAND TRUNK RAILWAY co. = This
W Com2sny prepared enter ensssomeas With osnen Of
Of from Portland 70 81 Johu
ad uslsa. I -
Az, from Psrtss Boston 10 tavsrpoo and Gssos
The Trunk Csmpany s agree 10 cargo lot wa large
err ~esh her OF Portland Bsses through bills OF
plsor Csnsts aud Western Mates foe iavspse'
W 0Iss~ spoa ivsoa Of the thrssgh rs 70 10 agreed apoa
Oss 1s.i sslss.s 70 sliressea 10 tss aasssigssd
! v, } UH .D0kS.
nsstsosL Dsa ~ 1873 Msasslas DIec,oc
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
Uitp Real Gstate tor 6ale.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for improved
j. city prbpery-5O desirable LOTS and vAasos
WATER FRONTS on the upper end Of the island ,o NJ.
LESPIHASSR FRIEDMAN, IL Finest
r OTIS for SALE or to LEASE-FOr FOUN-
i DBRIEs MANUFACTURES. CHEMICAL WORKS 3e-
L.re blocks Of o bakhed front suitable for large oun
dere ar suitable for dwelDgs prices
Low very Apply ~ s. b. SCHlEFFhllS, lio VIII
llm.s
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
REAL ESTATE.
Nxw-YoRK. Tuesday. Dee i6 1873
~ g. ....rd.nce at the Exchange

There was a fair attendance u, ''o "No'"Ae
ssIesrooms this morning. Anthony j. BieeoSer 'o'i.
by order Of John NJ Lewis referee the orioN a"'
basement house known as Thompson-'t' st"h'"" ="
the east side OF the 100 feet north oi bioo
lot 25xO0. The property was purchased oy H. " '''''
for sl7.375.
F.. III. Ludlow & Co. sold. By order OF George Putnam
Smith referee the four-story brown-stone house An"
lot south side OF Eight 368h east or Maoso"
ave, lot 25xlOo to joan J. Soaring for VA. $50 ~
Joseph McGuire adjourned sale OF 3xteenthst PROV
erty until Jan. Is. 1874 -,
Fox Bros report the following sales House ana los
637 Fifth-ave our-story H. BOughton J0xC6 ana eN
2x7s lot 30IlOO S37 800 also four lots souheas corhe
OF SIxth-aye. and Fifty y-seyenthst, 1O0K95 sl5O0U
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
p4SSENG FR.S ARRIVED.

vsou Hly.SA-Is sfeamshp crescepf Csp Dec. l6.-R.
whitns Ida Denwi Wlsm Msrn Pedro T. j. Bosqu
Charles rssbek Benes Jose Bei.moast Jose
N Ioi X uDli, ". Puher G. l.. Levy. NJ. y Robbdo.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
ofNtArfIRR ALMANAC

ssu R..s..... Tao Sus 4:5t hoss n*ss.'. o;o'
pAv-An
s..hr Hsss $50 Goa He'll cate eer'.. 1883
wArsR rsr Dby-p.
DAD, gs,s S5j Gov. iassd 63l Hal Gate FerT.. 8:2O
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
QoparInersblp Notices.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-Th Copart-
aershp heretofore existing RAscH MisSHALL 10
rHiS DAY A
- haaiss the asbu ssi seso.vs tho ss. s sad sm t
Nos yort Dss. Is, 1878 uiNallAIL
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
THE MONEY MARKET.

OfsfCffL RePOEr N srocK kXcHAH9x s<LEs
DEC 49, 1875
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrMENr-i0. O'CLOCK
AyD III O'clock A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
Brooklpn Real estate for Gale.

- =
EOR SALE OR LEASE-STORAGE STORES
IL Stores Nos aud Atlantic Doct fronting Bssi River adon
ing Hamilton Ferry Apply JOHN BERRY. No 73 Wlamst
L,OR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOTS Nos.
80 .nd Al Rsmsent 5OIlOO and So 10 H. and Moai.gue
~ IOOrlOO and No l02 Pnssppst 27o0; House
No l7S Woaxhbys House No l9I WIoashbsNti Houses So$
40 81 and So Nsssas GORDON D. FORD 81 carkss Brookyu
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
"a very GORDON L. PORD. "a Cisrkst Brcotn
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
CkI,YsDlRS-rgs Oar

erpssss Coosr-SPscr,L TzHs-D,ys
D>-yrrus 33I..Dnkslspsi et Al sy
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

EXCHANGE FOR A SMALL FARM.-A
II Mnsard half ground perfect order New
Jersey, Al minutes from Sewfork good residence
" inter Summer Adtrvs, 4 NJ LYON Boz 400 n l. r u
EXCHANGE FOR A FARM OR COUNTRY
~ sBATA 6rstss double modern built HOUSE, in Brooklyn
containing location the snss ths h with ots
beautifully laid in lssu, shade and fruit
EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN HOUSE
IL fn RESD DENCB the Hudson FREQ from inclmbrsne
The contains l6 all modern improvements ne large
stable 20 land In gardens fruit and
tbs best the village Photograph At once
j.. q. HOYr SON. I'll Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
Real Gstate TO &Erban9e

EXCHANGE for BROOKLYN HOUSE
IL City HOUSE. four 2o fee, front, on the Wee
Side, Ninth complete order free from neumbrance
j. H0YT SON. I'll Broadway
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

Ss6f .Levsrch ~. rhs nsve'.
10.
1911. .Bnssas sst The Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

PAsr n.-ADJ
afa. .Chs,hsm Nat Bank syt
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
~ $4,000 worth of
Magnificent Household Furniture,
at the private mansion
No. Sc West 18th st., between 5tn and 9Th avs,

on THIS DAY Monday. At l01 O'Clock.
Pianoforte, Parior suits, faintngs, BronzeS
BY order Of W. X. Livingston, Esq
AUGUST MARITIME / CO., AuctioneerA
Drawing Rooms-superb suits Grand Duchess and
Marie Ant0inete styles covered silk brocade Cabinets
Tables, Etagercs, secretaire Bookcase, Paintings by
cent rose wood Pianoore ceerated city maker; Stool
embroidered Cloth Cover Music stand rosewood, wal
Bedstcads Wardrobes, Mattresses, Exten-
sion table sdeboard silvsrwaIe Cutlery Chinaware unaware
Parties wishing to attend this sale take 9th stages
or 6th av. cars
A UCTIoN sALE-THIs DAY, BY HENRY zINN,
"A Auctioneer sells commencing ct ION o'clock, all
the elegant Furniture contained In private residence
II LAST a0h St, near Broadway,
VIZ TX octave Pianoforte elegant Parlor and
Bedroom Suits Mrrors Brussels Carpets OIL Paintings,
Bronzes lace Curtains marble and gilt TABLES Or
nanents Clocks single and double BedsteadS Bur6Au
wSrdrobes spring and hair MATTRESSES Lounges Pillows
and kitchen Furniture, Buffet Extension Table, Plate
Cutlery China, Crockery, &c.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

TERE JOHNSON, JR., AUCTIONEER
Closing Suburban Sale.
The series OF Brilliant TTiumphs
In
Glorious old Westchestcr
will be closed by
A Grand Jubilee Pete and Sale Of
200 Select Lots In the
Classic. Healthy and Beautiful Village ~
White Plains. on THURSDAY, October 80.
on the grounds by psrcmptory order Of
Edward J. Wilson, Esq
Property spendidly situated, only few minutes walk
from railroad station and near Central avenue.
Last Chance OF the season
Citizens Of White Plains Westchestcr has done nohy See
that your beautiful town maintains its reputation
All The Jubilee hosptalities
Grafula's Band, Harrison Grand COLLATION. under tho
Big Tent Complimentary passes for Free Train lea wing
Grand Central Depot Harlem Railroad. at 10 40 and
stopping each wsy NJ Harlem, together with maps Ic
" JAHE ySpAspSsyTaS ~ pakk T2w,. Nav Yagks~
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY OCTOBER e. 187aTRPLE SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION.


RcH JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER
"A ONCE ana salesroom I Nassau srees oppos'e the
Horse Auction Branch 10 10 IS East Thirteenth street
FINE cARARA MARBLE sTATUARY
The finest ana the largest number all on revolving pc
destals, ever imported INTO this country.
PARIS AND BERLIN CLOCKS. BRoNzEs. &C.
MARBLE VASES, TAzzAs, PEDEsrALs, &C.,
the importation of Messrs. Padolani l. Co..
being the first sale OF the season Of
ARCH, JOHNSTON win sell on tuesday and wsdnes-
street superb assortment the above described
A LBERr B. wALDaos. ,AgcToNEER
"a sassrooms los z Liberty e " AND III Cedar street,
ON MONDAY and TUESDAY.
1850 Oncla,pss ,nsa, Packages
Adams Express Company.
4 Lien B MINER, AUcTIoNgER
"A salesroSms % Chambers & and a Rssde % street.
.IHURsDAY, ocToBER 80
at i0k o'clock at their ssiesrooms
GENERA oss 1asSsaEsT ME- sss0f rAsf6R DINING
Details in time.
A kbAa hpLsEk sEkLss soa 1uconeer win
sell At auction Thursday october 80 at Il O'Clock. at
BY $Ss iS1s ESTATE
north side, commencing 2o feet west OF Third avenues
roRDHAm. wEsroTEsTER s1iG COUNTY,
the block Of Land,
vard walton ana BeTrian avenues and Orchard street
together with the frame Dwelling House and Barn
e
Maps at office Of Auctoneer.
ART
and Clinton Hail. Astor place the
UNIQUE AND ARTISTIC
Furniture from the house at Norwalk. Conn,
LIE GRAND 3 'Ioosck%ooD. .os kis%sso ESQ.
offered io the public, having been made expressly TO
nrer also collection Objects q At BrSpzes
ous sna
sIlk and acs Curtains &C the whole to Ss sold By auc
50 @ aud 81 Commencing st7s O'Clock ?. H. each day.
First days sale at Clinton Hall, Astor place second
days sale at the Lcavitt Art Rooms SIT Broadway.
ococs request the time OF sale mas been 'nanse0
The Messrs LEAvlTT. Auctoneers
A UcTIoN sALE.-PRIvATE RESIDENCE.
~ Tafs q aSsbsY s'Sfss DssE HossfSa ffSSsaHa''
LUKE rrrzGGRATp ASncoDeeG ses all the elegant
costly Househod Furniture contained In the above resi-
ssrss sooieass 80 Volumes % Of oRoios sooss writing
walnut
Mattresses spring BEDS Pillows &C dining room Sgnet
also basement and kitchen Furniture.
CALDWELL, AUCTIONEER.
a. Elegant Household ID, Furniture M Monday October
Eighth avenue the entire elegant Furniture Of above
four story residence consisting OF Parlor Library and
Chamber Furnilure of every description Sale without
reserve.
A UCTION SALE OF HOLIDAY GOODS.-HENRY
"A LOTZ Auctioneer sells Monday, October n 10
O'Clock. Bohemian Glassware, Lava,T Toys Perfumery,
Cutlery, &c. William Anderson, 10 College place.
PRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION.-CLINTON
n Hall salesroom Astor place Tuesday and Wednes-
Private Library comprising very choice assortment Of
Standard and illustrated Works, in fine bindings. Cata-
logues ready. Books on exhibition.
The Messrs. LEAVITT, Auctoneers
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

A BY @. A. MALLORY 4 Co., AUCTIoNEERs--
"A. viii sell, this Monday alternoon at O'Clock the
elegant Household Furniture OF r. b. Bowes, ESQ., No.
700 West Twenty first street consisting OF rich Paror
Suits library and chamber Furn ture OF every descrp-
ton, one ~ octave sewood Pianoforte. N. Sale
without reserve, rain or shine
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
CoSTRAoToRs. ATTRNTIoNll

CONTRACTORS, ATTENTToNii
DrSGEE, PORTER 4 CO.. .Auctoneers win SELL on
TUESDAY, October 2l at1 o'clock T.. NJ,
At the stables oi H. J. Qurk l25b street near Eighth
avenue his complete stock OF superior cart and truck
Horses Carts Stone Trucks Sprinkng Wagons Harness,
Tools 4c Mr. Quirk having completed all his contracts
mas ordered peremptory sale Catalogues on the prem
scs and at the ONCE of tie 2sos Third av
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

RY JOHN II. DRAPER CO.,
y Auctioneers
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company
will sell
10000 tons scranton Coal
ut public auction on
WEDNESDAY,, uct. 2y.
al IL O'Clock. noon,
SAMUEL SLOAN,
President
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

II at agchon THIS DAY AT ocl0ck,
Entire contents Of nentemans residence and HorseA
Carriages Bugges Clarences &C. At 22 East l25h street.
near Third avenue Elegant household Furniture par
lor dining ROOM bedroom and library Furniture Gar
Horses Carences Bugges road Wagons, Seighs s1Dglc
double Harness Particulars and catalogues at SALE
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
A UCTION SALE-POsfTIvELY THIS DAY,
II MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1t 10 O'CLOCK,
at the elegant five story residence,


Property OF private family now In Europe)
Over SIS 90 worth and 500 by catalogue mag
ncent Household furniture TO the highest bidder with
farlors-velve Brussels Carpets, Mirrors,
Curtains, magnificent Grand Duchesse and Marie An
toinee style farlor Suits with crimson satin, blue san
crimson brocade and reps magnificent double round ~
octave grant square Pjanotorte Stool aud Cover; fine
Oil PainIinSs. Works OF Art Bronzes, Vases Clocks,
statuary ktaReres Bookcase Turkish Chairs Lounges,
French and Orenial Furniture Jardinieres rosewood
and walnut Bedst ads Bureaus, Washstands COmmodes,
sp2ne and hair Mattresses, Bedding Bolsters, Pillows
Blankets French walnut sideboard, Extension Table,
rich China Glass and silverware, Cutlery. &c f..
ROTH, Aucuoneer. By order of Joseph Reidel, ESQ.
h. B.-ResponsiDe attendance TO cart pack, box
ship goods tor purchasers city country Parties
attend this sale take Fourth Third avenue 70
TWENTY NTH street
A uCrIoN sALE-PosITIvELY THIS DAY, MONDAY,
IA ut l0L O'Clock, at elegant residence
20 West 2lst st. near 7th avenue,
ROBERT q. CASHIN, Auctioneer, sells over $S5,000
worth handsome household Furniture consisting OF Par
lor Suits in silk brocade and figured ssrn nad Cabi
nets gilt Centre and Console Tables Eageres Turkish
ChatrA Mirrors Lace Curtains Bronze Figures Clocks,
DC. Elegant DECKER TX octave Pisnoforte.
Music Cabinets rosewood and black walnut Bedsteads
Dressing Cases Bureaus, Wardrobes, washstands
Lounges ~ hair and spring Mattresses rep and plush
Bedroom suits Extension Dining Table, sdeboard Din
ing Chairs Crockery 1000 worth Siverware Tea Set
&C. hall and kitchen Furniture and every useful house.
hold arfcle.
n. B-o attend this sale take 7h or sth av cars to
2a street Hoyse 70 let. Goods can remain to lst Of
month free OF charge
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

FRENCH ADvEh hlsSEMENTS.
nEUX FRANCHISES, NOUvELLEMENT ARRIvEEs
IL desirent placer CONNIE bonnie ct femme dc chan
bre pour jeunes demoisees. S'adresser No U7 lUt
St. near Sd av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-08

Thieves Taking Some of the winnsags
or Eastern Sporting men-Ovsr $4,000
In Money and yaiuabIes secured.

Thieves Taking Some OF the winnsags
or Eastern Sporting m<n-Ovsr $4,000
I'm Money and yaiuabIss secured.
BUFFALO. August :, isT3.
Last night Mr.. John Hannah. OF Northampton.
Mass. /; Mr.. William Larrabec, o: Hartford; Mr..
II. z. Howard, of Boston; Mr.. N. Calvin, OF
waterbury, Conn, and Mr.. Henry Watson, OF
Massachusetts,, all OF whom occupied .
large parlor in the Mansion House In
this city, retired about IL oclok. They securely,
as they supposed, locked and boltcd their door.
When they arose this morning they saw. 10 their
great amazement, that their room had been enter
ed during the night, and most OF their vaiuables
and large sums OF money distracted nom their
clothing.
From one OF Mr. Hannah's pockets the thieves
took $500 in greenbacks and lett over $1,000 In
the other pocket. His valuable cluster diamond
pin and elegant watch and chain, which were Ina
his shirt bosom and In his vest, escaped their
watch and chain gone, also 5000 In money. His
shirt, cont tanning three valuable diamond studs
remained undisturbed ON chair 1t the head Of
his bed. Mr.. LarraDee lost fine gold watch
first water, all valued at 81, 600. Two thousand
dollars which he placed under his pillow was safe.
Mr.. calvin lost three valuable diamond studs
Fortunately he placed between the beds 81, $780, the
Castle Boy, which was found Gil SAFE Mr.. Watson
lost $3.50, which was In his pantalOOns. gold
watch, without chain, which was In his fob
The room was evidently entered by hotel thieves,
as marks Of nippers and other tools were found
on the door. These gentlemen were very heavy
winners at the Cleveland and Buffalo races and no
doubt had been closely followed by the thieves,
who embraced the first opportunity to relieve them
OF their property. At the Tint House guest was
robbed Of his watch and $500 In money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-08

Fatal Result OF Drunken Spree.
David Jones is Waterman on board the steam
ship Atlas, now lying at pier IL North river. At
half past eleven O'Clock last night three remen,
ployed on the steamer-Hugh Murray, Summervile
and Quinn-came on board considerably under
the influence OF liquor. They were all very
noisy and were evidently spelling for q
fight. Jones, the Waterman, asked them
to keep quiet. and finally told them If they did not
they must 90 ashore. At this juncture the fire.
men Went for Jones' and In order to intimidate
them the latter told them TO keep away or he would
shoot This seemed to i9luriate t9e 1remen, one Of
whom seized large piece OF board and attacked
the Waterman, striking him two murderous blows
on the head and enc on the arm scufiie ensued,
the three men pounding the Waterman In lively
style and making things so hot for him that
he was compelled to retreat across the gang
plank to the dock. Thinking to call up the mate
and steward to assist llIn, the Waterman returned
to the boat when the aremen attacked him again.
and during the scuffe one OF them, Hugh Murray
either fell or was thrown overheard. He was too
drunk to swim, and before assistance could be rem
dered he had drowned.
The two remaining nremen say Jones threw
Murray overheard; but, be that as 1t may. 1t
is evident he (J0nes) had all he could do to pre-
vent himself going into the river.
An 0f11cer was quickly on the spot. and arrested
Jones, Quinn and Summerville and locked them In
the Twenty-seventh precinct station house.