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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11
SUPREME CoURT-GENEHAL TERM.
Release of n Judgment Debtor

INeICWSC Oh u d uUS fHVMC DoUtOrs
Before Judges Davis, Daniels and DonOhue.
Ex-Judge Fancher, in the recent discharge Of his
judicial duties on the Supreme Court Bench,
granted an order releasing from custody Max
Fredlander, who had been arrested as Judgment
debtor of Eldridge & Co. Judge Robinson, of the
Court OF Common Pleas had previously refused to
grant motion Tor his discharge on the ground
that the debtor could not be discharged as he was
held under examination. When the motion for the
discharge was made before Judge Fancher 1t was
but Judge Fancher held that the motion did hot
come up IN the same form, and so discharged the
debtor. An appeal was taken from the order OF
Judge Fancher in the form Of writ of certiorari.
The Court decided Judge Fancher's order to be
valid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11
FIFIySEvsNTH STREET POLICE COURT.
Unsuccessful Attempt by Thieves to Rob
Man in Bed.

Before Justice Wandell.
Henry Howard, aged Twenty-Five of No. 1906
First avenue, was arraigned on charge Of bur-
glary and attempted robbery. On Monday morning,
1t was alleged, the prisoner and another man, at
present unknown, effected an entrance into the
bedroom of William Maher, over the liquor store
No. 58l First avenue, which he owns. Alter ran
sacklng the room and failing to find money they
searched she bed and the person OF Maher, who
was asleep in 1t. Their presence finally awakened
him, but he was prevented from giving an alarm
by the threats OF the thieves, one OF whom drew a
least effort to call for assistante. They then at
tempted to get away, but were met just as they
reached the sidewalk by Ohicer Toughey, OF the
Nineteenth precinct, who was notified of what was
transpring by brother of Makers, residing the
same house. Howard was recognized by Captain
convict, who has spent term Of four years in
Sing Sing Prison. lie was committed for trial In
default OF bail. The other man escaped.
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the notorious Harris Greentha made in con-
junction with them her seventeenth appearance on
charge OF receiving stolen goods The CON-
plant was made by Mr.. @. Lewis, OF No. 675 Second
avenue, whole house was broken into and robbed
or ! roperty valued at $780, Kennedy SAID that he
roboed the house while Hickey watched outside,
and that part OF the stolen property was sold to
the prisoner Harris. When Detectives Keirns and
Keso, or the Central ONCE, searched Miss HarIis'
house, No. IL East Second street, they could not
ind the stolen property. She was discharged, but
Hickey and Kennedy were held for trial IN default
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11
THE COURTS.
The King-O'Neil Tragedy Close
of the Testimony.
S ANE OR IN S A Ne?
Doctors Again al Fault In q Lunatic ASYLUM
for Five Days--ActiOn for Damages


The Criminal Term OF the United States Circuit
Court viii be opened to-day at No. 81 Chambers
street, at eleven O'Clock, by Judge Benedict
Michael Renner, OF No. 81 Lewis street, was yes
terday held by Commissioner Shields $500 bail
Tor examination on charge Of having carried on
business as retail liquor dealer without paying
lhe special tax required by law
The trial OF the Woodhull-Clanin libel suit, which
has occupied the attention Of the Court OF General
Sessions for several days. is drawing to close.
The evidence was closed on both sides yesterday +,
and the counsel will sum up to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11
SUPERIOR CouRT-THIAt TegM-PART |.

A Fruit Suit with Verdict for the Plain.
tiffs.
Before Judge Mcneil.
large quantity Of lemons Was shipped from
Mediterranean port to Finnier, Consencez n Co., OF
this city. They were stored too the boiler and
were injured. The consignees sold them at auction,
stating the facts of the case. but John Pearsall &
Co. refused TO accept those they bought. They
accordingly resold, and the difference charged to
the latter. Payment being refused, suit was
brought, and the case was tried yesterday in this
Court. Judge Mcneil directed a verdict for
81 1881 49, being the lull amount claimed. The case
was brought as a test suit, the plaintiffs having
similar claims against about twenty other parties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11
II AM NOT MAD"

Two Doctors Swear q Man Is Crazy, and
Send Him to = Lunatic Asylum-Thc
Doctor in Chief of the Asylum Pro.
nounces Him Sane and Discharged
Him-suit for Damages Against tho
Two Doctors-Curious and Interesting
Case.
Conrad Jakob is man about fifty years old, with
full grayish whiskers and slightly bald, round,
rudy face. piercing black eyes, and neatly dressed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11
SUPfEEE C0URT-CHAMBERS.
Decisions.

BY Judge DOnOhue.
Tossing vs.. Feeny Shells VS.. Shells; Demmler vs..
Demmler Baird vs. The Mayor, &C., New York.
Referred.
Spierkerman Vs. Murkin-In the matter &C.,
Blocker; Stewart VS.. LOring; Busch VS.. MurkIn !;
roberts VS.. Kramer; Chesterman VS.. Eyand In
the matter, &C., Stuyvesant; judah VS.. COttere-
tal-Orders granted.
Snorey vs. Shorey-Decree Of divorce granted.
Lawrenceville Car Company VS.. Murphy ct al
Motion granted with costs.
The People, &C., HOchster vs.. Sigel.-Granted.
Terry VS.. Terry.-Order denied (memorandum).
LYMAN vs.. Barman.-MOtiOn denied.
Bluggel VS.. Bowery Savings Bank order granted
to dismiss without costs.
In the matter, &C., Murphy; Winship vs. Win
ship.-Memorandums
Allerton vs. Kuine.-Order of reference.
Sprague vs.. Spaulding.-MOtion granted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
COURT Of OYER AND IEaMINER.

Arrangement OF Detective Leahy, Police
man Doyle and James Purvis.
Before Judge Brady
Patrick ]. Leahy, the detective who, while in
pursuit OF "Dutch Harmon" fired through door,
killing Mr.. Mcnamara, an innocent man, and John
Doyle, the policeman who shot Mary E. Lawler,
were arraigned yesterday IN this court the former
Tor manslaughter, the latter Tor murder. Both
pleaded not guilty, Doyle announcing his lawyer
to be ex-Judge Fullerton. Leahy was admitted to
bail, but 1t fixed at the high figure Of $4,000.
Mr.. William L. Howe, who procured his release on
bail, announced A. Oakley Hall as the senior coun.
sci in the case. James Purvs, who, about three
weeks ago. shot Isaac Hendrickson a negro, was
arraigned Tor murder and pleaded not guilty, Mr..
Howe appearing for him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11
HORSE NOTES.

A valuable mare belonging to Rockwell Karr OF
Richmond Ky died at the stable OF her owner on
Saturday, February 2s She had been sick for some
three weeks, but on Friday inflammation Of the
stomach set In, and she died the next day. She
was by Vindex. out Of q brennan mare, and would
have been four years old on Sunday. AS two.
year Old she was exhibited at great number OF
county fairs in Kentucky, and always wore the
blue RIBBON. At Lexington, i'll the fall OF 1872 in
'the trotting races, she made the remarkable time
for two-year old OF 2:46. 1t was Immediately
alter this race that Mr.. Karr was offered and re.
fused $4,000 Tor her. Last year AS three.year old
she was again trotted at Lexington, but was
beaten by Prices colt Dobie. In the race was
Doble, the Almont colt, and Karrs mare. Each
when she won the third heat was the fastest time
in the race
Beps IN. = Of February u says:-.There is no
prospect or the late Baron Rothschds race horses
being retained by the family, and IN all probability
they will come to the hammer at one OF the early
will be continued, and an annual sale OF the year.
lngs bred there is spoken Of For yearlings bred
IRON such valuable mares as those that carried the
long popular dark blue and yellow cap strong
competition may be expected"
% A HicsoK OF san Francisco I Ga issues the
ion Elmo against any trotting stallion In the
United states three races, VIZ :-mile heats, three
III Ave, TWO miles anu repeat, and three miles and
repeat, ali to harness and TO rule, for 81, 600 or
$4,000 each race, half forfeit. All three races to
be taken together. This Challenge TO be accented
by April 1874, and the first trot to take place al
such time between May / and October /, 1874 as
may DE agreed upon. One week to intervene be.
tween each race All the trots to take place over
the Oakland PARK Course, Oakland, CALI
The English race horse Votigeur is dead, aged a.
lie was destroyed February II, having been Kicked
on the previous day by mare. Veterinary assist
ance was called In, but the case was at once seer
to be hopeless, and the animal shot in his box
at Aske faudOcks. VoltlReur did not long survive
MS Old master: Last year we had to record the
death or Lord Zetland and now we have to an.
'sp0tsn famous. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11
COMPTROLLER GREEN AT ALBANY.

A bill of considerable Importance to the tax
payers Of this city is now before the Legislature,
involving an amount OF nearly $12,OOo,OOO for State
taxes.
Comptroller Green has been making earnest eff
forts to prevent large amount being rolled in
one mass upon this city, and has gone to Albany.
at the request OF the State Comptroller, to confer
with him on the subject.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11
SUPERIOR C0URT-SPtClAL Term.

Decisions.
BY Judge Curtis
Platt, assignee, vs. Smith ct al.-Ieave granted
to the defendant to return answer within five days,
without costs to either party.
Floyd vs. Burns.-Motion granted.
BY Judge Van Worst.
MonOhan vs.. Resig. Order granted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11
An Italian Robbery.

Before Justice Bixby.
-Four Italian laborers, named Antonio Amercine
Orhno Joseppo, Michel Rosa and Galtano Britane
were brought up by officer McGrath, of the Sixth
precinct charged with burglary. On Monday
night, during the absence OF Mrs. Angelo Petronb
her ROOM at No. 81 Mulberry street, was broken into
and robbed gold to the amount OF $500 and cloth
ing and other property valued at 500. The pris-
oners who lived in the same house, were arrested
and part OF the stolen property found in their
ROOM They were held Tor trial IN default OF 81, 900
bail each.
A Literary Thief.
Charles Harris was committed for trial for hav-
ing stolen an edition OF Dickens works. valued at
$40, from the American News Company. He forged
an order purportIng to come from Mr.. w. J. Stokes
OF the Post ONCE, and gave 1t to a lad named
Holmes to get the books. The forgery was sus-
pected and Harris arrested. lie refused to give
his residence.
Receiving stolen Goods.
James Kennedy, Of No. 210 East Ffty.fourth
street, and George Hickey, Of Nos East Fourth
street, were arraigned, charged with burglary in
the first degree, and Augusta Harris. daughter Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11

August Belmont Co. brought suits In the supe.
TOT Court OF Wake county, North Carolina, Il
taxes to pay the past due interest on four ,fYeren
lots OF railroad bonds. all known as special tai
ponus. Inc taxes would have amounted to ab0u
two per cent on the taxable property Of the State
Inc SUITS were dismissed on technical ground
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11
CouST or COMMON PLEAs-spECAL TERM,
I0MBS POLICE COURT.

BY Judge Robinson.
Erekellern vs.. Ritter.-Case settled.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
PROPERTY OUT OF TIE CITY FO
SALE OR TO RENT.


HAND ONE PROPERTY IN MADISON, N. j.. IN
~ GLIDING q city Lots nj 5000 terms easy must be
sod A. BL0NQViS1, $50 Nassau street.
sToRB 10 LLr-IN NLw BRUNSWICK, N. J. , 80
n tcet ueep dtns on two streets aud situated the
prns pal street possession immcdiatey AdJrcss LOCK
box ~ Poet vnicc New brunsWick n j.
PROF RIf cos ING 5000 FOR Sl5Ool-ONE
~ OF the handsamcsi hitecturayJ Houses on
staten Island d. rbiy situttcd, elevated and healthy;
has all tbe modern improvements extensive stabtes.
grVunds elegantly laid Out, abundance aud every
tbe pcfbhnk eo hst class residence less Than cost
uf foreclosure. pAhkiN. J0 Broad street
AN ELEGANT DOT BILE oRNhMENTAL COTTAGE.
n all improvements 10 looms, carriage house.
grounds bea lait out, uONers shade In abund.
rnce tour mi~1es from terry, staten isl md $3.50;
worth $4,000 90 close estate. DAHRIN 81 Broad 81.
FARM OF 22s ACRES FOR sALE-OR WILL
"A trade tor New york Properly 80 tons Of hay N the
harms and Otber trnn lnquuc OF JAMES CklFFINN,
no. i,073 ibsrd avenue New YORK
A VALUABLE p OPERTY-ELEGAET BUILDINGS
"A TO- acrus, Farm OF 40 scrcsi one OF 50; one OF 81
LSsitby oca lion; N hours IRON city
DN-~S EuWhED e. vAlf. III BrNsdwAy
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

NOR SALF-A SPLENDID Fuu' STORY BROWN
stone House either frrnishel or unfurnishcd ut a
very loy ngure be sold Sixueth ct
md ono BLOCK from Park owner nffce.
MARK LEVY M. 77s Sixth avenue,
corner OF l.rt n rth street
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

RIO LET-THE NEWLY FINISHED HOTEL, CONSIST
i ing OF 70 Rooms; ali modern improvements; the
north vest corner OF Chatham Nos. liz TO E6;
Will be rented reasonable TO responsible parties Apply
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

II COTTON. AUCTIONEER
L. Special sale Of Carpets, Of every description,
at the aucton roOms g sea East hirsens S street
Broadway we shall sell from 100 to oJ Carpes inc ud'
ing mOQuet aubussOn velvet, English russels, three
p!y and ngrains, from thousand different families.
les. n B-Renember the hour. O'clock.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
CITY KxAL e.rArs rox SALE:
CenGssl

CHOICE HOUSE AND LOT FoK saLhM, AL mi, '" r;,h
tif,v sixth ST. Get: Iu sout; superbiy buiit WIN
regant : dining room extension al s'e"' '"'s" "'
N " oilp pre
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

STAMFoRD CONN.-TO LET FURNISHED, FOR
- he tall winter. desirable Residence con-
tanning water, gas ba broom &C. with earraee house
a. ground OF the best streets OF
the town. Apply 10 A. j. BLErCkER sOk WHITE,
30 Pine street. Ncw York, TO Mr. SPALpING, al stam
lord leDO
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

U,CONOMY-A NEW AND HANDSOMELY FUR
~ nished Huuse TO rent. in a very beautiful situation
ON the Morris and Essex nailroad; very low u good
family owner going south. Address No College place
l.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

/,REENwlCH, RIVERSIDE, STAMFORD -ATFRAC,
" tive country homes for sale rent exchange al
and prices; several very dc sirah. shore uont
Proper les Address J. w. ATWAIER, Riverside STA
IIntlE
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
gALE ON TO RENT.

4 eAcvIFIcE-GREAr chANCE.-rhE OWNER
n OF two oi the finest Farms IN Pennsylvania offers
them for sale at an mmense sacrlfiee good reasons
given
No is beautiful Farm and Country Seat Of ~ acres
hve ninues walk from railroad stalon and large towh
one hour IRON Phiiapeiphia IL traius alv oea ION u
surpassed tor beauty and health; land rich ls gaIlen
prick houss-hal nne roon PIAZZA seaeuan
teautliul shade and flowers all arOundi nnc oltHnau
cneice irui back of the hsuse tenant house lmense
BAN. carr age MAxon. hog and poultry housee; WU
etabie gsrdens; price. including IS ions hay, wnea,
corn potatoes horse earrage harness 20 hs eIesant
Furni ure, fiano. Ac at hail price, only s'V" cash.
balance v,ry easy immediate possession ,o,.s tror,
No 2-very choipe Farm, 5J acres thlee u,,es ~ ~,
same town; rich, snoo land pleny irniu MY e sight
water: large handson buildings, cost Scuv .i,a
ION; mie from large viilaSe pI,ss, M
ing bA iull Oh hiv ana grain sna NY sJe" nee 60
imu,e q possession. Take raln aio ;'roa To- -
TO b~tiehem, there take A.rth an,a & i,s
crlock can return = r. NJ Inquire NJ Miller hotel,
at onakertown station, ior g. l.. WALhEh Carriage
waiilng.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

NOR SALE OR TO LEr-A FINE BUSINESS PROP
Il ery, con .raily located fronting two streets in
the city OF newark. Address q. ). r., Post Office box
4a Newark, N. j.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

DINE HOUSE,. IN FINE LOCATION, VERY CHEAP
IL East Seventy-iourth street, tirst ciass near Park
street vel occupied. Make offer.
JEssUP ?56 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

irOR sALR-HARGAIN.-LSxI X INGfoN AVENUE BE
L tween Forty.hrst and Forty second streets, thre
story brown stone fne order immediate, possession
terms easy u. ID. ORRELi. 29i Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

RIO LtT-rHE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
i brown stone front Dwelling tiou,e s43 West fiteth
street, rent u, 10 Apply 70 EDwAAU rfMPsOS, ms
And u7 Nassau sireeL room IL
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

ITO RENT FURNIsHED-AT ELIZABETH, N. j., A
J. medium sized House most desiraby located and
completely iurni,hed water and gas. Address NJ, box
2,35i New York Posi- office.
Sf 00D -FAaM OF "a AcRLs; GOOD BUILD
anty located 20 miles the City, from depot;
crops anu tools included cheap.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

A DMIRABLE ITrf hotiSE LII, coroa, ~
Mhdisoh avenue " JfSSUP 2t6 Broadway
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

w tion sale Of Household Furniture this day. at
O'clock ~ Canal oa;i G raros Hsg.saa us i SsOS;
Bureaus, Washstands. Tables. Chairs =, soias.
Brussels. tapestry and ingram tarpets OH.
cloths Matnss, Rugs &C.; fine curled hair. excelsior
and straw Mattresses feather Beds, Pillows, she t.
spreads, Blankets, Uomorters; also Counters Desks
Stoves. Csrockery and glassware
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

NEW ELEGANTLY BUILT PLANNED AND FIN
II ished four story high sloop 20 and Is foot stone
Dwellings Madison avenue and ~. fourth street Tor
sale reasonably. X SfEv n ON DR., II Pine street
and 81 East Seventeen nth street.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08

uCTiON NOTICE.
"A Elegant Household Furniture
at pub.ic auction THIS DAY.
py.r 4U0 tots by catalogue.
600 yards velvet Brusse IS and ingram Carpets
THIS HUEsDAYj MUN iSD, commencing
Mt lJ1s o'ciock ut rri,ae
residence, t29 West fwcntyhr sreeL near Sixth
fatUrs consist
0ccnt ood 7 rich rosewood
fianoorc. hest city maker; aie-t syyes !nlaid Iaror
huits covered IN SATIN Nocatci, DC tniaid Centre
Tables Cabnets, Jarjnie res Gut rAblcA Oli fatnsnE
impor,ed bronScs ornaoen.a .'ock. &C namoes ss VIZ
reau-. .res.ng Cases, ~ tureA mar aad spring NAT
trcsses rilows Dining koem -sszeboi ara, xtension
Table, Library an oiie iabso. THrtts& shara 90.
LouuEoA Hal stand, Saie fDsltlve.
ukkRY T. McOO. MSiAA Auotioneer.
The New York herald., 1874-09-28

DAwNBRoKER's sALE.-R. FIELD. GENERAL
day at Il O'Clock GU lots mems and wpmsns cothins,
Blankets Boots Shoes &C. also Coats Pants and Vests
BY order Hugh Frcci Rose st sk N, k-Ihs sale will
Z" swmence 1t IL O'clock sharp
The New York herald., 1874-09-28
DIRECTORY For ADVERTISERS.

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Asrp1i e9I1SiihYs iI'1nSiihYLsxcosp pAoE-sixth column.
ssa%a and third
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ffXNOFoKrEs. ORGANS dC-NiSra PAcp-Fourta
POLITiCAL-FInsr PAGn-FStth column.
sTr r.sTrh Tdas sSSmS
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REAL EsASE ~ sS0s
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slTuATfniorNs lTfn rsr'v OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
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Special N6TICES-F,nsr PAcs-Frst and second COL
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PCRrOSEs-sEooSD PAGE
TRAvELLEEs' dUIDE-sxcosn p4es-Eour,n and
uNyqESlsHGD kooMs ANo APARTMENTS TO
wEsT0HEsTEa COUNTY Property FOR SALE sT: oi:
,,,, to LET.sssosp ;gs6 6 PAcK1rhird column,
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,. &C.-NMrH PAGK-Fourth
column.
The New York herald., 1874-09-28
SALES AT AUCTIuu.

pAwNBRoKER,s SALE-THOs. ). M'GRArH, AUG
J. toneer, l5a Chatham street. coruer Mulberry. WIN
sell this day, at II O'Clock mems and wouens Clothing
Dresses. shaws Remnants Qailts, Blankets Bedding
Boots shoes &C. also Coats Pants And Vests By
n. Stch. Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-09-28
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION SALE OF A FULL SIZED H0gse on
IA WEST TWENTY NINTH STREET, NEAR BROAD.
NAY-rhe tour story English basement brick House and
Lot No. Il West Twenty ninth street, near Broadway
will be sold at auction on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %,
at l2 O'CLOCK at the Exchange Saesroom, No Ill Broad
way: the house Is 26 by 56 ect contains modern ni
proycme nts and Is in finc order; lot Is by 9Sy
ADRIAN Ii. MULLER 4 son.
ACCTIONEERS.
The New York herald., 1874-09-28

- FIELD. GENERAL AUCTIONEER-sALEsROOM
~. No. 81 bowery will cell this day, lO O'clock a
large and general assortmcnt of Millinery and fancy
Gools consisting OF Flowers Feathers ScaYfs, Mock
nes Brad Irtmmtngst bolts Of Ribbon. stockings.
Velvet, Ac; also four Glass cascs Racks stands &c.
The New York herald., 1874-09-28

pOOU.VUU. Single number. Havana plan, sep
ticulars. Tree l.. q OEvLIN. stationer and General
Agent, - liberty street. New York
The New York herald., 1874-09-28
SALES AT AUCTION.

4 UCTIoN sALE-POsITIvELY THIS DAY.
IA EAONDAYl morning. September 2a at iolS O'Clock.
Properly OF private family.
At the private residence M West Tweny-egn,h street.
near Sixth avenue rs lots useful and handsome
Household Furniture: COZ yards Carpets Curtains;
magniieent 0rande Duchessc. Marie Antoinette style
paror suits in satin, brocade and reps brilliant tone
~ octave pianotorte Etsgercs. Tables Turkish rur
niture Paintings Works OF Art rosewood and walnut
Chambcr Suits Dressing Cases Bedstead Bureaus Com
NODES Mattresses; Library Dining Servants Furniiure
~ B-Goods PACKED and delivered for purchasers city
or country take Broaiway. sixth or seventh avenue
The New York herald., 1874-09-28

A UCTION SALE THIS tM0NDAy) MORNING, COM
"A mencing at 10 O'Clock, at the cegant private resd,
2l0 West 2ist ST. near h av handsome a5a 2set0l
sons, octave Decker Bros ~ octaye f9r sr,o roaha a.
toinette and Princess styles covered IN ss0d dad SeeSs'
tel; inaid centre and card Tables bronze Clocks'
SIo BOStsases dwarf bSossase library nnnss aSees
Easy Chairs, rosewood and vaInn. Bedroom,
Sets with Dressing Cases, B,dsteads Sufe aus ward
robes, Washs,andst 80 hair and spring MsHSeyes rep
plush and haircloth Suits extension Table Bunet dn.
ing Chairs, syerware. crockery Hal snnds nacnem
nuc cara ROBERT o. OAshlN, Aucuonecr,
For sale oI Horses Carriages HstneS ac'' see WsdneA
DAYS Herald