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The New York herald., 1876-09-22
PROBABLE MURDER.

An alteration took place last night in the LIQUOR a.
loon at No. IS Crosby street. between Louis Bcdula Of
No Al Crosby street. and two brothers, named rcspcct
lively Joseph and Michael Farrcllic, of No. Crosuv
street, which resulted desperate fight between The
three men. During the melee Bcdula was stabbed in
the ieit side and also in the head The wounds heinz
very severe The Farrcllcs, afier stabblur I,cduIa
ron away, but were subsequently arrested by Oniccr
Bagey ana locked up IN the Fourteenth prccjnct sa.
Hospital. '~"' W Ds'o'uv
The New York herald., 1876-09-22
WHY THE EXPLOSION IS NOT DANGEROUS.
Nrw YoRK Sent 20 1874
WANTS TO KNOW.
NEWARK, N. j., Sept 20, 1876.

1NEWAFN,
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
According to the explanation the HERALD the expo-
sion will be felt, the will not exert
its force on the air the at tho Bergen Hill
explosion. Now, If this be the case how Is
it that the latter felt in Brooklyn,
and, in fact in all neighboring places
situated on the rock forming Manhattan Island, while
in Newark which is soft ground. with the flats be-
tween 1t and Bergen Hill, it was not felt Mt all 1t
seems as If in this the shock must have been
transmitted through the rock, as If it through
the medium Of the air that it exerted its force
1t certainly should have been felt In
Newark as distinctly Brooklyn, the distance being
about the same. If this Is tho case would think
the explosion at He'll Gate would very de-
structve force In tho mauner-viZ, through the
rock in which II is enclosed, and this in quantity
twenty-five times as great A READER
The New York herald., 1876-09-22
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mayor wickham. Professor Huxley and wife and
Commissioner Wood, OF tho Board of Education yes
terday visited several OF the public schools.
Aldermen Tuomcy. Hess Wade, Morris, Billings and
Gross left for the Centennial Exhibition at Phiadel
phia yesterday morning by the Pennsylvania road on
tho quarter to nine train.
poor Swiss woman called at tho Mayors Office yes
tcrday and handed In subscription OF 81 for the yc-
low fever sufferers In Savannah
The New York herald., 1876-09-22
CHEAP FURNITURE.

About two weeks ago Anna Lincoln, OF No. 23s West
Thirty fourth street, called on Mrs. Muretta O'Brien
furniture dealer, of No. 175 Macdouea street, aud
engaged her tournsh tho house No. 1s7 Lexington ave-
nue. which she did at cost OF s.. 500 The furniture
wns subsequently removed, and when Mrs O'Bren de.
mnudcd pay she could not 1nd her customer Ths
placed in the hands OF Detectives Ferris and
Mcconnell OF the Central Once They succeeded last
night In arrestng Mrs. Lincoln at her residence She
was taken the Central Oice last night and lock cd
no on A charge OF grand larceny
The New York herald., 1876-09-22
THE POST OFFICE BOX ROBBERY.

Yesterday United States Com missioner w,nsow ad.
mitted John d. Pee,rau to bs, in the SUN OF S. 0oo
Tho individual named for eighteen years In tho
employ of tho Brooklyn Post Onico Depart ment and
arrested for embezzling money letters which he
had collected from street lamp boxes He is sixty
years Of ago and IS respectaby onnected.
The New York herald., 1876-09-22
STABBING AFFRAY.

Durng an alteration last night at the corner OF Oak
ana James street, between James Gleason aged fccn
o' NO IL Monroe street, and John Donahuc. aged
seventeen, OF No lf9 Chatham street. tho latter was
severely stabbed in tho lett sidc with large blade
khlio he was sent to tho Chambers Stroct HospitaI
aud Gleason was arrested -"'R'~-s
The New York herald., 1876-09-22
SECRETARY MORRILL,.

Yesterday the Secretary Of the United States Treas
ury Hon. Lot NJ Morrill, visited Brooklyn and called
at the Office of Surrogate vccdcr business connected
with the estate OF Robert H. Vance, who died in July
last, leaving his property to Mrs. Vance, his widow
who Is a sister to Mr.. Morrill,
The New York herald., 1876-09-22
HELD FOR ARSON.

John Stock who arrested for setting fire 10 tho
tenement house No. 332 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn,
tho 18th inst, was yesterday arraigncd before
Justice Dclmar to answer He waived examination
and committed 10 await the action Of tho Grand
Jury
The New York herald., 1876-09-22
PROM THE HxrLosIoN--H1s ENTIRE CoNYI-
pENcE IN GENERAL NEWTON EXPRESSED.


WAsmsGroS, Sept. 81, 1870
Tho coming explosion at He'll Cato having occasopcd
great soliciiude rs to its effect upon tho adjacent
neighborhood, mingled with apprehension OF serious
results, General A. A. Humphreys, Chief of Engineers
OF the United States Army, was interviewed to-day
with view OF asccrtan:ng his opinions IN regard TO
the safety OF conducting the great scientific event.
GENERAL HUMPHREYS OPINION.
General Humphreys was asked what he thought Of
the and fears entertained by tho people arising
from supposed danger OF the He'll Gate explosion
to take place on sunday evening KoxI Tho General
smiled when attention called to tho object Of your
correspondents inqurics
sOh,, said he, III DO not know anything which can
, 1876-06-01

Samples Of Democratic reform are con-
tinually coming to the surface among tho in
cuInbents Of tho House Offices, Some of
them have boon discharged for stealing, some
for arson, some for perjury and forgery,
some for selling offices, aud tho last one, the
House Doorkeoper, for being " a bigger man
than old GRANT, Now comes another, big
aix-foot cowardly rntfinn named ScuELL,
Chiof-Assistant Doorkeepcr, WHO yesterday
morning knocked his grocer down uear the
door Of tho House because ho presented
bill to him. Tho victim Of his brutal rs
sau1t, Of course, was q little, inodcnsive man,
or tho cowarlly rutIlan would not have at-
tackled him. 10 be successful Democratic
reformer, therefore, not only includes nj
nptness for arson, larccny, perjury, forgery,
braggadocio, aud blarkguartlis1n, but tho re-
former must aiao DO too high-minaed 10 pay
bis honest debts, or oven to have hiB attcu-
ton called to such tritling mattor as gro-
cor's bill. OF course such 1nntters arc beneath
The notice OF model Democratic reformer
and q true Southern gentleman serving his
country, but it tho House does not inamcdi-
ntely kick this great hulking coward out Of
his position it haa little regard for decency.
, 1876-06-01

language Of tho currency resolution is
'mero vorbisge loaiing up to tho concluding
sontin,cnt protesting nt,aiuat "nny logis1a-
ton that might by any possibility cause n
return to system Of paper currency" re-
dcemnb!o in specie. That IN Tho whole story,
md TINT ia tho Tag Daby.
Wo observe tho warn, ontomi nm which
Mr.. sTAnn pays to Secretary 1}n1HTow for bis
of1orts ITO break down TINT moRt unhallowod
conspiracy against the public wclfare," tho
Whisky Hing. We suggest to alr. s7Ann
that he appeal 10 Mr.. EMgnY, who Inns boom
appointed to represont tho reorin District at
Cincinnati, aud SEQ whether ho will voto to
rocognizo tho distinguished services Of sccrc-
tary Bn1srow. It might be woIl. also, to
ascertain his construction Of the fifth section
Of the platform, md SEQ whether ho undor-
stands 1t NJ rledging tho Republican party Of
Illinois to uphold tho Presumption act and to
redeem the Erconbacks in gold in 1879.
Ihs seventh resolution, To which Mr.
sTAnn points with pator rnnl p:iile, IN all right,
but it stands thero a. sort OF common
count, iia sentiment being found in most Of
tho recent platforms; but for it's bad gram
mar and bunglingl phrascology it would be
uncxceptionable. It is tho right thing said
in wrong words,
, 1876-06-01

The imretus given to the mnchino by tho
recent CAMERON. CoaKL1N1 dirker has set in
motion various connections Of the central
apparatus, and trades aud bargains aro the
order Of tho day. Certain mysterious COIL
forcnces nro sad 10 have takon placo between
Mr.. ALEXANDER SASps, of Cincinnati, and
the friends Of b1onroN, CoSKI1su, aud
BLAINE, wllerent it was conadentially sug-
gested in each chse TINT an arrangement waa
possible whereby Gov. HAYES support could
bo transferred provided ho was assured tho
second place on tho ticket. Tho HAYES vote
il an inportans factor In tho nomination, bus
it il very doubtful whether It Gun be bought,
sold, md transferred by machinery. When
1t ehall sppcnr Tint Ohio's ''favorito aon " is
out Of tho race 40 far as the first place IL cou
oerned, thero will bo found 1arge number
OF his friends who will refuse to DO turnod
over in accordance with any previous bar
main
, 1876-06-01

Gen. {now the Rcv.) GREEN CLAY SMITH, ot
Kentucky, llas accepted tho Temperance
nomination for tho Presidency, and Interviews
rs wel1, aud talks with MS solcnn gravity uIon
the ettuntton as t!'ough he were really liablc to
be the Centennial President. liz clans for Ills
party strength Of 100, 600 votes, wl.ic1, arc to
be welded 80 as to nuke thu Democratic and
Republican parties do w.lnt Is right upon tho
Temperance issuc, l,t. If they duiI't, Will eight
years henec sweep tho land. NHEEN Glars
head, however, IL lcyrl upun orr point: lie
says BR1sTow Is the strongest man the 1scpub-
1cans could nominate, n,rl that T1LpEN IL the
bcst candidate among the Democrats.
, 1876-06-01

A conditional acceptanco Of the initiation
nomination for tls Presidency il the most
TINT PETER CoopEN catl afford i,nt now. lie
thinks thorc il yet possibility that the
geat end md ainl Of the grocnhackcrs-an
unlimited issue Of irrcdeosuable shinplastcrs
--rnny yet be attninca through either tho
Republican or Democratic party, in which
event his candidature would be unnecessary;
but it ths order to start the printing-prcsses
is issued noitllor at Cincinnati nor st. Louis,
11r. CoorEn will then consent to DO voted
for o tie rag-habY nominee.
, 1876-06-01

The Quincy 1Vhtg truthfully remarks Of the
mess of lying and s1andcroua trash called the
Illinois platform:
The 1Vhtg ana every other Republican journal Of
srnso In tic Sac, well u every Intelligent re-
publican, haa cast tho platform aA!de prcpos-
ferrous piece of twadd!e. ;. Every Intelligent man
thing ut first slight; nnl the Ia.er Ocean ts Ut IN.
necessary panht III pons out the faet that tic plat
sr u tes1 9 s ws
ono WIN l,us secn hath pcrcelycs the likeness IN n
nslnnt. IT. is perhaps pity tAat the Thing lad not
hcun qnictly laid on tue table by the Colsyentton
that adopted 1t: and II the Convention had been
fayorel with little more time fot reflection 1t
would undoubtedly lave n!at!e such disposition
uslt. II IL too silly to amount to fraud. III
allurt, II iS merely idIut!c un VIC Of thu opin
ion that the next State Convention. II 1t Alnse
needs have platform, would do well to tnve upon
the Committed nj Resolutions a few men who have
bev1l nduwed With reasonable share of common
HcnBc.
And the Wing should have added, "and
honesty"
, 1876-06-01

The Common Council has solved tho 4ues-
ton of the City Alarshalahip by simply abol-
ishug tho office, all ordinance to this effect
haviug been passed at special meeting yos-
tcrday afternoon. The Office ought never to
have been created, and would not havo been
if the present Council hnd had tho disposal
Of tho matter. The SIarshalship was sine
curs and suporfluity, and the interests
nike Of the taxpayers and Of the Police De-
partmcnt will bo served by its discontinue
nuce,
, 1876-06-01

Tho arguments in the quo warranto case
involving the question Of tho Mayornlty
wero heard yesterday before tho five Judges
Of tho Circuit Court Of Cook County, and
tlc caso was taken under atlviscmcut, with u
probability that tho decision will be rendered
this week. While no stipulation Inns been
entered INTO TINT tho decision in the case
shpll bo received as fluh, it Is the general
understanding that no appeal will be taken
by the dcfsatcd party, whoever he may be.
, 1876-06-01

pcaicI nfout three ycars ngo. ELMER Is doing
very we'll where lie Is, looking utter whisky
thieves md colntcrfcitrrs. He has nj 'lestrc to
rcs1,snc control Of the polite fore, although he
waa the best Superintendent of Police Chicago
ever had. Tho ztituny will clccrfully nnd can-
1ftlly admit that to be fnet.
, 1876-06-01

Thore was feeble, BpasModic considera-
ton Of the Tariff bill III tho House OF Ropre-
sentativcs fow days ngo, Mr.. MonR1soA,
Chairman Of the Nays aud Means Commit
tee, read very long, elaborate, interesting
document, in which ho exposed tho harsh
features Of tho protective system, and ths
necessity for it's alnelioration. Dir. a1oRn1-
SON spoke from tho standpoint Of Chairman
of the Committee on Ways and Means md
Of Democrat. The Democratic Earty has
been resolving in most Of ita Stato Convell-
tions in favor of tariff revision for several
years, but it lins mado no nso Of ita minority
in the House, and OF the strong Republican
support to perfect such a measure. Even
Atr. MonnIsoN announces that lie will not
press the bill to tho exclusion Of other .buBi-
ness There Inns mover been creator abuso
no long perpetuatcd III any country III the
American tariff; but the average Congress-
man has not the industry nor tho intclli-
gence to comprehend the subject, Or TO log
islato thereon. Tho tariff, though an avowel
robbery Of tho farmers, caunot obtain n
hearing in tho House, aud , except by fov
informed members, there is not even m at
tempt to debate it.
SIr, uuncuaKp {Rcp.), Of Illinois, fol-
1owcd Nr. afonu1soy in ono of tho ahleat
speeches delivered in Congress on this sub
;crt. Tho t,yo aneec1,c9 coutriHe n ynluah}e
compendium Of information On tho princ-
ples md theories of taxation, and the practi-
cal operations of tho protective system. In
Mr.. HuucuAups elaborate details tloro arc
many vitnl points established with great
force, CARRYING conviction to every reasoning
and unproiul1iced mind. While cuucetline
that tho pending bill ia not by any means
perfect, and is in so,ne respects objcctiona-
bio, ho contends that revision Of the
tariff is most desirable. Tho proper o iIlce
of thrift IL to raiBe revonue; tho object of
our tatiG il to divert foreign competition.
Ths principal protected iulus.rioR are cot
ton, iron mud steel, wooden, silk, paper,
and glnss. In 1875, the value Of tho don,es-
tic products Of cotton, iron md steal, md
woolens nnd worstcfl goods WAS t70s, ,000,-
000 tho duty collected in 1875 from the i'm.
ported gootls Ut these classes was s;43,G73,-
0to, willis tho unta1cd prices Of the domes-
tic production was *:.6. .o0u. This ef-
feet. therefore, of Tho tariff on these three
classes OF gooda WIS to impose q tax upon
consumers OF 0,0ll0, 600, Of which but
f44, 900, QUO went into the Treasury u rev.
cnuc.
JotJ QUINCY ApAMs, who during his
wI,ols ssry;co in Congress was Chairman Of
tho Committee Oh Manufactures. had tho
honesty tn dsclaro that tls doctrine that III.
+.
, 1876-06-01

rHun1ow WEED has high opinion Of
Minister WAsnpuRSG % Presidential can-
lidate, and thinks his chances arc by no
means poor for tho nomination. He rates
CosKL,No rs ont Of the question, believing
tlat tho CAME1oa arrangement will do him
moro harm thnn good.
, 1876-06-01

The Minnesota Democratic Convention
meets at st. Paul to-day. AL present in
dica.ions favor the selection Of delegation
pledged To TlLpEN.
, 1876-06-01

In his dscihion oyerruline tho motion to
quasl tho indictment against PEA1olAr aud
KIMBERLY, Judge MooAg hit tho nail squarcly
Oh the bend when ha said, referring to the
question raised by the counsel for the De-
feudants: SIT occurs TO me that tie posi-.
ton taken il simply refined Interpretation
and at the present day, whom wo are trying
10 enforce our laws rather than to hnl ways
and mems Of ovading them, that uaouey can
be taken from corporation by false tokens
and pretenses Just the same Az from an iudi-
vidual." Haying in view the enforcement Of
The law, rather thun tho finding OF ways and
means OF evading H. Judge Mooak put his
judicial foot Aatly down upon the technical
quihble that Cook County, being corpora
ton, could be robbed with in,punity, aud do
cided that PxAio1AT and KIMBERLY must
soms into court and stand t1ial.
, 1876-06-01

II is evident that the construction OF the
Iowa Republican platform was not intrustcd
to ring politicians and whisky-fraua apollo
gists. In this respect It is In marked con-
trast with tho Illinois mouatrosity put forth
at Springfield. Tho Iowa Republicans hayo
declared uuequivocaly in favor of linen Of
unsullied honesty and purity Of character
for public trust, and for the swift
and unsparing puryuit and punishment
of all dishonest officials, high or low;'' rigtl
economy in Governmental affairs; contislu.
ous and steady steps in tho direction of
specie resumption; unrestricted immigration
from NIL civilized couutrios, and frce and
uuscctarian system Of public schools. The
Iowa delegates to Cincinnati arc staneh
friends Of D1r. BLAISE, and the Convention
tramed platform TINT no Gun stand OIL.
, 1876-06-01

To-day Secretary KoprsoN will testify in
his own behalf before the Naval Committee,
whose sessions will be held with closed doors,
though A1r RoDEsoN will be permitted to
employ stenographer, mud to mako public
as much Of the proceedings as ho may think
t,rarpr
, 1876-06-01
PERSONAL

Amir Louise Cary arrived from Europe in New |
York Monday.
Darbnra Frietch'e's race ia DER, and tnsmith's
sign hangs over her door.
Anna Dickinson Ia making provtncia. tour in
New England, and practlc!ng for her debut on The
Now York stnge next fall.
We fear tho Chicago Post and 5fal will he
'sdlahcl up In paIatnbe manner" nang with
the news In Dir. storcy's new evening paper.
TIE County Ring IL ''dishcd up In palatablc
mnnncr" III tho Grand Jury ruport. Mr.. storcy.
although, accustomed to that sort Of thing, 4{dnt
half DO the subject Justice III his report.
Tho willow Of tho COMEDIAN 1ackct Is fond OF
acting, and she IN Rich enough to grattty her fancy
in spltc OF thu critics. She lives in DnlIno, md
Inst week did Lady Macbeth 10 hor own admiration
and delight.
II the terrible softas Of Turkey should propose
and international pounding match between the
theological students Of our country anl theirs, we
should trcmble for tho reputation Of muscula.
Christianity.
willard Woodard talks To Charley Farwell a. he
used to talk to the bad buys III the Juncs School.
In those days WoodASl carried raw-hlla In his
coat tall pocket, aud it tfneed about oNea lcgs-
u tile bad boys will recoilect So, Robert!
After saytng he docs, in the prospectus Of his
nuw evening pnpcr, thut tho news will b. ''dIshcd
up In palatAbe manner, 1t is unnecessary for
Mr Stnrev to cxnlan that the corn. IF cl.tors and
rp,orfers will lie cnIirrty from tint Of the
3E1'ts.
u..,.. A.. .,,,- .,,,.r .ho II .,,a 3. H., ,.u,x
IN, tor III, N,tb,i.t ,nns,rv x1l ,,nt Ill, :, In
| confoun,ictl with White, thu bad Aldernun from
the Tenth Ward, who is shipping hls cot!rse In an
opposite direction. Tue ball player ia an honor.
! abe gentleman
t,oron dc pa,m left twc1yo lot, ot land In 11tob.
| JSx, o t,f+ nu.ri
| IT,. Erms n p,tto, ~ 1rsst W,xh1rotor a,root
(hic,vo and thn reni.un of hls cstnto tn II, fr,rn
1I.rr~ I,1rntt co,,n.n,or nj t,o civ ~
| New yort.
rh,,.d,1nht, nen.,. trv tn crn1o,n tNe ,c,,u,c ot
| rhco,orr Thomns In lint city in thu fentcnn,nl
yenr Nv tavtn,. that h. 1n.,strd nm t,c hfohc.t os
.p1, art ali t}In time An txaminntion of tha uro
prn,nmes ,l,uwu tn, this Ia not Tim truth. strauaa
| fi,urea unre ,ururly than any other compnsor.
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,n,'.1 nnI os ~ ,,,,,,r,o, ~ tha fnh ro,,.-,,s
| with nro{ound phIloropby. ..Wou,cn have no rrnI
anprecstIon of good entjnr. and thry Will sin .hs
vcst wlurs witt, thv nlncJ satIsfactinn of a con-
nonnour cnIoyino tho hest"
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, 1876-06-01

'riu Staats.zeltuayap appears to b. afflicted With
un ELMEA WAsAuUlsA nightmare. 1t ansltts
thnt he Is to ba Hppointel by Mayor NoYaH
Superintendent Of Police to enforce tho sunday
law ugai.ist bscr-driukIngi 1t was generally
supposed the Sunday law On thu suhlest MAS IT,
, 1876-06-01

Wat int ix<A fS}&
1nd;ananoa;, ,rn;.h T ~, 1n,nr,x- ~ ~ n~;nta,1 .,
v...ar1av ro,ot;yo - A. n,,snou.s stran,,,i
in Ind;ana. IN, vo hnvo rce,on ia ne1ioyo
entirely Trustworthy, An in,eryiov with one
of tho prominent India nnno,is ccntlemcn
mentioned in TINT letter has confirmed its
purnort in oyory rnrticu1,r 1,ho .eat;monv
IL abundant TINT Mr, nn,s row boaa ,orco anf1
enthusiastic fo1low;nr a,onn1 tbo rink oni]
fila of the Renublicou marty in 1n1;ana. and
a large purt Of The de,cpation from that State
to c;ncinnot, will m oucr In 13n1xrow from
personal p1cforonce nna In t,fteranca In TIM
best sontimcnt Of the partv. lust as soon os
IL shall become apDnront that Mr.. Monros
cannot pet thu nomination. TbiH nu,s7ow
aontimont in 1,d;ana. like fbo ea,no acnt;.
ment in othor s,ates. },as becn, thu outorowth
of that rant1omon,a norsono1 ond nract;ca,
,1orot,o tn tho ,vor1, nf rcfor, ,nr, tho nrb,;c
sorr;co 1,nt n. enac;o1 f,ov ,lon1nort ~ tno
,,ro,ort t;,,o ia ,,or+1v t1,a rot ,,t ~ co,v;,-
linn tbot Mr. /; h1orTox hoa n, cbonco for
tho manhattan. and nor.,v. of tbo rcoct;on
.ro;rat TIM nr<nouncea n ,1icv of tho r;nc.
stera. which IL :. Anvhodv In liant nn,srow.
Tbcrn j, ia No raason tn be1iovc TINT Mr.
a1onro,, vii, nso anv NJ Tia nerzono, ;nau.
arco ,v;+,, tbo 1r,7;,,o .,o1ot,ot;o, o,o;,.t
Ba,s7or oftor 1t;u gtnt, .t,,o1 feol ,,a,it3cl in
withdrawing s1onroa,H nnma II von1d be
v,,.v ,,,,;1,o Monron ;nt,noa n rim counter
IN tho ,,rovo;t;n, so,.;n ~ ~ HI, ,,s, cI,t.
u;,b will ,r,v t,;va h +, ~, ,vbo. f,,rttor
on,rt l., 1,;s 1,o,,n1f shat I ,oo,a,a horo,o,.
| =, Nv -oa.,n fo- ho,; n,,;-,, ,,,,t H. ,,~on
, 1876-06-01

Grconhacks at tho Now York Gold Ex-
change yesterday closed at S8}.
, 1876-06-01
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

l. o. ofO. r. EOT1CE-hH mcmhtrs Of Union
j. ia7G Gpeci. business " tnrottnnce to = acted
upon. FILED IlIi}i.lE, itec'E sec3
, 1876-06-01

Woods Museum.
Monroe atreet. between dearborn and atstn Aftcr:
Evening: FRANK E. Aiken IL 'The Tickct.of. Leayo
Man."
, 1876-06-01

l1noiey'A Theatre.
Randolph 1tsecs, between Clark and Lasalle' "1osc
, 1876-06-01

New Chicago Thentro. ...
Clark tsrtet, between Randolph and Lake. AooleSs
1tlpettt1a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18

A SSIGNEE'S SALE
n Elegant finished and unfinished Household Furniture,
all hand made for the best city trade.
J. r. TRAvER. Auctionecr,
will sell Wednesday, April 10, 1884, ii clock, at No
l36 9th elegant Psrcr Suits In French walnut gilt and
rosewood in silk brocate reps and muslin splendid Bed
Suits in French walnut and gilt hne Dressing Gases,
Bureaus Wsrdrobes waShstand Lounges Desks, elegant
Sdcboards Tables Chairs. together with lot Of
Fancy Articles Goods win positively be sold Catalogues
ready premises aud Auctioncers ONCE 50 Great
Jones by order Of tho Assignee.