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Commissioners Sale.
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

In pursuance of decree entered By the
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, Mt its March
term, 1878, in the chincery cause Of f. G.
Minnicll, administrator vs.. a. G. Minnicll
and others, the undersigned, who was, by
said decree, appointed Special commits
sioner for the purpose, will proceed, Mt the
front door Of the Court House Of Lewis
comfy, on Monday, June 3d,:.!S7s, TINT
being Court day for saId County,to sell Ut
public auction to the ghcst bidder, two
tracts OF land, ouu cont aiming l?S! acres,
and the other Is ucres, OfwhiCh John Elns,er
died seized, both situate on the IVES: Fork
River, about 5 miles above tho town oil
Weston.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-04

re- Tue COuHr lluusE is being
thoroughly clcanscl and wAitc.wnshcd
IN Improvement long needed. Mr..
Thomas Bradbury is the contractor.
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Fish! Fish! Fish! Cod Fish, Mack.
crel. Potomac Herring, Luke Herring
and White Fish, at Grcgory's Grocery
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TERMS OF SALE:

A credit Of 8, IL md Is months, the puF
chaser executing bonds with good personal
security, bearing lnteres: from date and
the title to be retained until the further or
der Of the Court.
W. G. BENNETT,
may44w Special Comr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14
PARTING CURSES.

August Neumann, German piano maker, forty-nve
years OF age living at No. $50 East Forty street.
committed suicide yesterday by hanging himself 10
tho transom Of window Of hts bedroom. He had
been employed OF AID for some years past in the
months ago was dropped, together with other
workmeh. Since that limo no has been, II Is
said, exceedingly bitter and melancholy. Finances
were at rather low ebb with HIM. although his vile
earned living n midwife. Yesterday hs got tired
OF irettDg and strangled himself letter which he
left is curious specimen OF his bitterness toward all
the world. IL not addressed to any one. but NEIL
tons the landlord Vi his house, who, Is SAID, served
but complimentary terms. He also refers 10 two
employees OF Stenway's The letter Ii as toliows:-
Your laws are murder and robbery you rob the out
Of their put into their hands
Cursed be Loodsuckng, inconsiderate Jewish akin
ner the Shyiock who calls himself landlord Cursed BIO the
body that bore him.
Cursed be tasemann and kroger, who are employed In
Steinwayis est ablishment A. NEUMANN.
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PATERSON'S TRUST COMPANY.

Tho trial OF Mcssrs. Preston and Rose, directors of
the Merchants Loan and Trust Company, which has
occupied the attention OF the Passac county Court OF
oyer aud Tcrmner for plumber OF days past, is rap
,ay approaching its end, and to-day jury will have
decided whether the accused are innocent guilty
of tho charge OF conspiriDg TO detraud. Yesterday
morning Mr.. Comstock, OF counsel for Rose, resumed
his argument He commended that neither Preston
nor Rose had in tho least committed my fragrant
act but did everything in accordance with
the power defined In the charter. MIR. Courtlandt
Parker followed. He claimed that the charge
haa not been substantiated. There was not any
dc nee 10 that Preston and Rose had entered
any written agreement 10 cheat the company, has
IL been proven by circumstances
Prosecutor Woodruff. on behalf OF tho STATE, began
his argument, He SAID he admit want these men
convicted on suspicion, but on evidence The Prose-
cutor Will conclude his argument tins orning having
one and a half hours longer TO speak. Judge Dixon
will then charge the jury, who will probably retire
Tor deliberaton about noon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14

steamer Parthia B. Cook Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Deronda ODD. Knott Liverpool-J Tucker 4
Steamer Anglia tBr,, Young London--Ienderscn Bros
steamer Scandinavis (Br). Paulse
Bros. -.-.-.,,u-, r.... c,.s~..,
s,esmer North Point tBr late Amercsn) Jones' Kings
'0 Steamer City OF Washing ton. Timmermsn HsvsnsF
steamer Rapdan, Kempton, Savannah Murray. Ferris
steamer Geo Clyde. Ingram, charleston-J W Qun-
Steamer Garrett. Foster, Baltimore via South Am.
nov and Cam en-Wm Daizeil.
ynim tsrtsburn tBrJ iiunt. Lverpool-Tra Olds Co.
ship Constantine, Goss. nion-Grinneii. Minturn
Bark Kspler ticr. Lankenau, AMER for ordersFunch.
BARK Noe tAuo, Marianovieh, Cork Falmouth for or
ders-Benham n Boyesen. ,.,--.,
.srx %ususto Q;er, Iiemer Bremen-Theodore Rucer.
Bark Victoria (Ger) Wietng, ilSmburg-Theodore ku'
Bark Everhoi tSor,. Natvr, Rotterdam-funcn Edge
Bark Argus tBD, Scott. Passages tspain, Boyd.
Wsrs Jose More Carlisle. ssgus-waydeii Co.
brig Eva Ctai. CappcI!o. constantnople-funch Edye
Big Garnet Neal Port Spain crrinidad) Daniel Trow-
Brig starlight. Thompson. Port Spain Trnidad-L
l,ris W"rni"g star (Br). Klby Havana-C W Bsrtsux.
scnr John Proctor, Doane, Cauiz--A Dayton n 90,
scnr James ~ Riley, Robertson. Buenos Ayres-J Nor
scnr Hattie Il King, Crowley. Arccibo -Gorham
chr he"nora, Bonssy. Jacmel-Kunhardt 4 Go.
schr yellow Pine. Godfrey NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
se.r Vim Il Van Brunt, Haughwout, Chsrlestoa-wm II
Van Bruut
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HUNGARIANS' REUNION.

Franz Deak Lodge, I. o. O. F.. was founded few
years ago by patriotic Hungarians In admiration
OF the great statesman whose they have adopted
Recently superb bust portrait in oil, by Professor
oil Postb, was ordered, and the unveiing
Of It was last night madc tho occasion OF great
rejoicing at Gcrmauia Assembly Rooms About five
huudrcd IaGics ara gentlemen, mostly Hun
garians, assembled about nine O'Clock, when
tho proceedings were opened by selections by the
THIRD cavalry band. Thcu those who could sing rem
dercd the Hungarian national hymn. The opening
address made by William EDscl, who at It's con-
ciusion unveiled the portrait amid the thus,as.ic
cheers OF men and the applause OF the ladies. Tho
Hungarian festival Grafton was MADE by William
n. Locw, VINO was followed by an address In
English by Deputy Coroner Goldsmith Alter
brief address IN German by Julius Porgcs, the sing
ing ot patriotic national hymn ana a closing ad-
dress by the Noble Grand the literary ana musical
programme cioscd About eleven ociock the seats
we're removed and for scvera hours the brethren
and their guests gave themselves up to the Iasclnat
ing pleasures oil the waltz, tho quadrile aud tho
Iancers. banquet was served snorty aftor mid
night, 10 which goodly NUMBER SAL down.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 10. 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REroRrEp By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHirEsroxE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED By rHE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHiTEsroNE TELEGRAPH LIyE
Steamer Nevada (Br), Gadd, Liverpool Feb 2, with
IS . i"e ship Lv;s
Showing . White light and three Roman candles.
Feb Larns I'd, with wdse and passengers to Bald
~i s.:.m S Ameraae .rr, pelor Have Feb p
I'm City s Yer: 70 with
steamer Mora.n City Reed. New Orleans days. with
Steamer Hudson eager Orleans Feb g. and South
Steamer Albemarls Gibbs Lcwes DEL with mdso to the
steamer xiIsnce Croker Philadelphia, with mdss
Ship lcretto Fish of ThomasOn, Hodgman csllao via
Ea"d 80 wn 81 cspe
Horn the Equator 81 days. which crossed in lon
s'
S s knas s% 1nSSa
tashed g sunssn wr.ss Nor, uu a. d.v,
in bali ballast ST. to Louis Tesens
Dec j. ballast Burgess Anchored in Graves
end Bay Tor orders o. =.
s. 6ss s;'
Fu n"aa Eye Co. Feb io ateras
70 SS.1 10 cay: r Ss
FsS g. of Jupiter Light spoke bark Andreas K'is, tNor'.
from S's Ss a. z Ks ~ DAYS. with
.ns. :rt 70 BROOKS Co; w.yds Co Had hno
weather. 49,
parker Co. Feb George Tops, seaman native Of
aged % years. fell from the tore yard striking
the rail and going overheard; lowered boat rs rs
nossiblc. but sank before she got tn him.
Brig VIM Phipps (tpyD. Brandtberg. Aux Cages IL
days with ogwood to Youngr, smith Co.
Schr D Lee Sor1ers Point NJJ Smith. Progrcso
10 days with hemp &C. to Thebaud Bros; vessel to
Metcait. Had hne weather. - - go
molasses to j A Van Brunt -
Schr Frank Leaning, Milton, Pensacola Is days. with
Iumbcr TO Dale Il Sargent; vessel to Evans Ball Co.
February had heavy ~ gale. with heavy cross sea- In
which lost Ii. 900 feet Of lumber from of deck.
ns- Bark Geo ii jenkins (Br), from Rouep, which
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Francona, Bragg. Portland for New York, with
mdse and passengers to Ames
Sehr White Rock Lanerty. Wcstport for Now York.
Schr Hannah 4 Brown, Sackett, Alyn's Point tor Now
York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Galatea, Walden. New York for Providence.
BARK st Patrick (B), Bogart New York for Portlsnd.
Me. :, ,-, whit. a..
Schr (;eorpc Trigg Canon New York Gouce
Srhr Vineyard, sebrook, Pens cola for New Haven.
Sebr gloucester Curtis. New York Tor New Haven.
Scbr II hickman. Shaw, Phil delphia tor Portland.
Schr Mary Amsden. Baker. Port Johnson for Boston,
scbr Mary Power Willis. New York for Orient, LII
Schr Henry Remscn, Alcn Ezabc Import for Now II =
ven e.-.v c.4cbsI wseba wkcn for Dop vev.novt
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrrSwALL Fob lin port sehr Lorne Souers disg. to
sail abodt 9th for Mexico
BuRRARp INLET Jan l7-Sailed bark Fred Litchfeld,
BrKrcx Jan 20 Arrived schr Alpha Salisbury Jack
sonviife.
CARpRSAs. Feb 6-Arrved. brgs Artie fBr), Brinton.
Ardrossan; Hattie Balm, fhrestrup, Troon: Mary Nor
wood Andrews Portland; schr Emma Riley, Comm. Pen
Cleared eth, bark olietts (yor), Msaron. Pensacola;
dos schrs James Brown. Collins do; Nellie scott, Hur
but, do; David Ames, Ames do.
CIEsFuEGos, FeD Disabled brig Eba (Br, Roche, Bos,
nAvAsA. Feb e-Arrived. sehr Farmsn milford Shaw.
Sailed TIN. schrs Chas Couomb, seIower Matanzss;
Cnas Morford, Parsons do; stu, steamer brAunschweg
Joaquin B"rrer.s (sp' Isstor. New York: Gsdi pj.
Lofcs, St Mary's; 9TH schr Chambers Obj. Bnck Ma
Cleared 9Th brig Carrie Bertha, Hall. Mstanzas; schr
Robinson, Glover. do s,h. bark Robert Murray Jr
Orom New oreansJ Antwerp. having repaired; brig sal.
vador (Sp) Lserreta Queenstown, with cargo oil bark;
HAlirAx Feb is Arrived steamer scandinavian tbr).
Richardson, Baltimore for Liverpool -, ,,.,
Cleared 9:. bark Chelmsford Obj, Tyrrel, Baltimore
MaTAssAs Feb e-Arrived schf Mar. Novel; Davidson,
Sailed III brgs Fannie Tucker. Wheeler. N OF Hat.
Mercedes (sp. Leal Chsrle"ton Concslier (sp,,
NASSAU. Feb Sin port brig Arctic (s, Masters. from
Wilmington NC for Mayaguex, arrived Jan ~ tSec Mis-
RAseooSJan = Arrived, ship Vim McGGvery. NickeIs.
SAIL CAY IT, Jan 20 In port brig Helen ODD for Now
sscuA Feb 7-Arrived. brig Lophens Br). Msestrom,
ST. JOHN NIB Feb i3-Arrivod, bark Serrsno (Brl, Ed.
ys ns sa seh New ~n nss ss .so New o''''n
fpyu STEAMER NEvAp.I
BrfsroL Feb I-Arrived, SARAH Gu land. Philadelphia
BELFAST, Feb l--Nrrived. K"Gacic Ligurs. Pasano'
DusLls. Fob i-ss.ed. La Piats. Bray. Sandy Hook;
Charlie. Baitnore; Minnis d"
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DYPARrxENr,

WAR DKPARTxENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. Feb Al AN.
Indications.
For New England. colder clear on partly cloudy
weather. followed by increasing coudiness and rains
or snow areas, northwest 10 northeast winds and
rising followed by falling barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic and South Atlantic States,
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer, cloudy, rainy
weather, eastcrly winds and falling barometer.
For the West Gulf States. colder. clear or partly
cloudy weather, northwesterly winds and rising
barometer.
For the region partly cloudy weather. followed
by increasing cloudncss and rain or snow areas var
able WINDS mostly from the east stationary or higher
temperature and generally falling barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi aud Lower Missouri val
leys cloudy weather. with rain or snow, warm south
ery shifting to colder northwest winds and falling,
followed by rising barometer.
Tho Mississippi River will In general rise slowly.
Cautionary signals continue at Indianola and Gal
weston.
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BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB.

The regular monthly meeting aud annual reunion
utbe Brooklyn Yacnt Club took place last evening at
Is rooms, corner OF Montague and Court streets,
pres,deut Charles II. Blossom IN tho chair Beyond
aecidug upon the 18th OF June next as the Jay for
Inc regatta and cicctng Sir. George X. Smith
and Mr. Frank p. Lockitt, no business oil Importance
was transacted.
IL was the intention OF Nj. Lester Wallack, the
newly elected Commodore, to be present President
blossom announced 70 the members OF the clue, how
EVER, that a teepram had been Received rom tho
Commodore In when lie stated that he was suffering
from severe cold and throat, ~ A~ qdysScsan
had ad vised him 20 immediately home alter Tho
performance theatre He regretted his Inability
10 attend. The members retired TO the banqucting
hal winch was tastefully and beautifully decorated
with bunting The exterior OF the building was also
Handsomely decorated.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER sAsAcossA Hooper from Baltimore for ssv.n-
ps On The sh SIy and .h: up
vannah.
GULF before reported In . M ton
dock today.
BARK RoxAs ~ha.p Of New Bedford Cesfs,s r:pors:d.
sand bar night 40 miles north o Cape sxa-
Lower California and broke up Crew escaped In 'ne
BARK JULIE ERSwsrIxE tFr. lately condemned by .
board Of survey at Pensacola was so Tor te account
ASS ssns % saesS e:ss
sss ga r Nm and s"wn .%osr sa pn'
vent ssnor. At Nc Island on Nov isa7 wa; aassd
Sue ws' S BY n S
there Till the opening OF navigation.
ND nx % "s s ana Gsps
n nv1 .1st 10 tras her Ths wrecE;nr
steamer Baker was attempting to haul her on but with
BARK NUTRITION tFr; from Bahia for New York; with
put int Gear. Jan @ ls.ay p.a no, require AS
BRIG ARCTIC tBr,, from Wilmington, Nc for Mayaguss
with lumber tbsi3re reported put int. Nassau Gan 30
held, but report If the surveyors had been made
s. ssHs P.sD ss
nn .s vii ns ally s has
scHR HEsny wApptscroS. from Milk River. Ja,. for
Chester ?. be ore reported, was wrecked near Cape
scnRs CLAYTON AND JOHN JONES were severely dam
aged brick yard of Northport. L. in the last
scHR PL, MOUTH ROCK of from New York for Bes-
ton. With Of logwood ashore on Hommedieu
Shoals, Vineyard SOUND at on the 18th inst an
remfsins Yesterday morning wreckers from Vineyard
Haven ut work on her
on y So"d for
So OOU Mr. Cosle was ths purchaser.
.Sy.a :. YoI Am 49, sp s%s tho
thus aking the passage in u little uhuer 10 days
HALIFAX, Ms, Feb l3-The steamer Northern Light Is
reported to be still the of Merigonsh Picou
county. 49,. - ..+-.-.t ,+.4.
SAN FRANcIsco Feb 6--The hull Of schr Msrstta,
wrecked some time since Humboldt Bay has hsen
cured She will DO taken to Bendxcns yard when she
will rghted and In good order again. The sails and
rigging found close to wreck in pretty good order
1t Is reported that the evidences Of wreck have been
seen between cape Mendoclno and tho Mattoe River.
Pieces boxes and miscellaneous freight have been
thrown the beach between those two points.
ST JonN NB Feb I3-Thc bark Silver Cloud (Br, from
Dublin which passed Point Lepresux inward Friday,
has yet arrived Fears TO. her safety enter
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Feb I3-Arrived, barks Star Of Hope Ger
Harmann Wilmington. NC; Duke Of Northumberland 3D.
James, Philadelphia: Lady Of the Lake tBr). Mckenzie
New York lvanhoe (Br), Patrick Baltimore.
Sailed 18th. ship India (Nor), Hutchinson, Sew York
brig Argus Nor. Petersen, do.
BREMEN, Fob I3-saied. ships Dagmar (Nop, Bolt.
Philadelphia: WelIington (Br o. Bren Now York; barks
Rothesay (Nor) Iversen. do John Harvc (BD. Lock!
hart Baltimore; Carl Georg Ger. Slower Charleston
CARprrr Feb ii-Arrvsd, ship Fair Wind tBr), Rawis,
Pensacola $500. ~
Duxxrxx Fob l2-ssiled bark Hattie tsr. Lockhart,
United States =
FALMOUTH Fob 1l-Arrved. bark Minervs fNor) Olsen,
Now Orleans for Rotterdam; 18th. brig sveto (ItaD
Trapani New York.
GroN Feb CARVED. brig Hattie Potts tBr. HATFIELD
New York via Bilbao.
GLASGOW Feb l3-Arrived, steamer State OF Indiana
(Br). Sader, New York.
HAMBURG Fep ~ Sailed. barks Bel Stuart Br Harper
Baltimore; Thcodosius Christian Ger), Parnow. Now
York doth before reported sailed eariier)
HAvRK Feb 11-Auived, barks Nimrod (Aus). Gerolo-
mich, New Orleans Virgins, Thurlow. New York.
Sailed 18th, ship Gen shepcy Springer, Southwest Pass
HoSa Kong, to Feb 13Arrived. ship Comet, Norris San
Francisco: bark Forest Belle, Noyes. Cardiff.
LIVERPOOL, Fob l2Arrived bark Lochnvar (Br. skel-
Icy. Astoria. o; 18th, steamers Iberian (BD. Horne
Boston; Abbotsford (Br). Jones. New York.
Sailed 12th ships Hecs. Day. Delaware Breakwater;
18TH Arcturus Costello do; Livingstone (Br, Crosby
do; bark Asts Giuseppe htaD Renucc, PHILADELPHIA
bark Ariza utsD. Grucho, Philadelphia.
Also sailed 18TH steamer Illinois, sbackfod. Phsdl.
phia via Queenstown.
LONDON, Fob 12-Arrved, barks windsor (Nor), Aas,
Fernandina: 18TH Condor (Nor) Nielsen, Wilmington
NC: Iduna tsw,. Landgrcn. do.
Cleared 18th. ship Thor (Nor), Zaehauasen, United
States; baik 81 UtaD, Nicoiini do.
LARNE. FOB g, 10 PM-ssieo steamer State OF Nevada
ODD. Braes from Glasgow, New York.
LONDONDERRY Feb 13-Ssiled bark Admiral (Nor) Jan.
sen, Baltimore.
bell New York Tor Glasgow land procceded).
MARsKILLEs, Feb 9AIrivcd brig vela (Aus. Tominich
New York.
MANILA Jan 22-saed ship Saracen (Br), Le Bruf
New York.
PALERMO. to Feb l3-sailcd, brig Kossack Bisckwood
New York. 4H-t
QUEENSTOWN Feb s-Arved, ship Freetford Taylor Jar
Island ordered to lIsmburg 12h steamer Mara
thon (Br) Garrett Boston for Liverpool proceede)
18th. steamer Enncrdale B Marte. New Orleans; bark
Unieo Qtal). Schaiino, New York
Sailed 18th, steamer City sof Brussels (Br), watkn
from Livcrpool). New York .-4r
SOUTHAMPTON, Fob 10, 10 AM-Arrived, steamer Ode,
oer) Leist. New York for Bremen land oroccsdcd).
WEATHER REPORT
HoLynEAp, Fob l3-wind sW, moderate; barometer
10 966.
PLYMOUTH Feb l3-wind wsw, moderate; barometer
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Hull, Feb l-Arrived Csroline Premudss "ssse~s NM
deiphis: Colombo. StAguo. NeS York.
Sailed LIST, Dolphin. Darien -, p,..ht.
Baltimore via Halifax . w~.a
sailed an 81. Pauina Sandberg. New York: wooo-
worth. Fredercksen. Havana: Azha. anger ''"ves1n'
Columbia. hampton Roads: Mary Nelson, rrsnxs.
Feb j. srl Johann. olsen Baltimore A,ion Nym a.
PensacolA; Lake Cnampisin 3D. 'terns0a forttAue: no
gina Corning Southwest Pass; Mana. Boese Dnren;
saterwai LOBBYIST do ssmp'. stenmsnn bni nivsr'
Asbantse Johnson. Charleston: Trino Premuua. New
York Memphis -. Mellon. New Orleans; Besconshsid
Mnnroe, Hampton Roads; bsrths' h"nsen' pe'~"a"
Breaxwater.
f, PIyxouTH Feb l-Arrived. Manila. Baltimore.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb l-ssied Amslta: Landansn blgo
LINE Cameron Cameron. Plymouth: Angelina Bonard
Razetto, Fleetwood -, -. .. ~.
Harlow from New Orleans for Leith.
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FINE ARTS.

THE LAMONT PIcTUREs-FIRsr EVENINGS
sALs-A GOOD ATTENDANCE AND Low
pRIcEs-$13,574 so FOR EIGHTY PICTURES.
There was large audience OF ladies' and gentlemen,
among whom wore many buyers at the nrst days
sale OF the collection OF pictures OF Mr.. Charles
Lamont At ChicKerng Hall last evening. The auc-
tioncer Robert Somervile and the sale was under
the direction OF n. Knoedler Co. The prices were,
as ruiz, low and many important canvases were
secured far below their worth.
Norton Bush's "Sunset, Rio Janeiro," was bought
by Francis Skddy $ll0 Mr.. Nelson paid $l25 for
Deincnbach's Hunters Return" and Mr.. Livermore
5000 for A. Sauzay's ''savoyards." Van Hamme
sold to Mr.. G. Cockner for $225, Mr.. Scott gave
500 for Beranger's 'The Iuiant," and Mr..
Morris $3.50 ior a large stnl life by Ros-
zezewski. Victor Chavets neat "In the Library"
went to the same gentleman for $i2o; zamacois'
"Horse and Groom" to J. 4. MilbanK tor $500 and G.
N. webb's --latest News' Tor $l,o to Mr. Ladd- n.
Amszon, for $40. Mr.. Rker gave $500 for Lasvc's
s'Squrrels" and Mr.. Norris paid $6ao Tor Zermsn's
MOVING Into New 9sarsrs tbs gentleman n use
weii' for $780, For ". 7. Richsrd's "Mount
Vernon" Mr. Lanther paid sl5n u. schaus bought
secured Edouard hammans good "ihe Rivals Tor
$40. Nc. Gunther bought for $50 schrsiber's
"his Portrat went TO Mr. Morris at $500. and J. II.
Lazarus gave sos Tor Brillonnfs 'Thc Antiquarian"
Sy M for
s2o5 Colonel McComO paid $3.50 tor Compile Cslixs
'where Ignorance is Bliss. lis Folly TO be- WISE"
and W. ii. Govley was tho purchaser CT Backalo-
wczs ''rns Reflection" 2. $ilo Mr. Scott paid
$225 Tor Jaccoraec,'s "rhe connoisseGrs.n M.
aud SIR. Gunther $3.50 for Fauvelets 'rhe
Repast" Cues hue iiiIs STANDARD iiearer" sold to
Mr. Drake Tor S205. Mr.. Smith bought Scnmidts
s.Amateurs OF Antiquities" lor $500 and Robert G.
Minor Hughes Mcrles sweet "wood Nymph", for
$500 Camphauscn's 'Puntan ana Cavalier" fell to
Nh Calvert at $3.50 Colonel McComb gave $270 for
Deiort's good 'fno Forbidden Book" and Sir. LIVER
moore sl50 for Normand Plots "rhe Greek Prin-
cess -
ssThe Chiidron's Friend" BY Agrassot, went down
Jacquet's "Arranging Flowers" and Mr. Morris the
same sum ior vaIkenburg's attending the Scriptures
Colonel McComb paid $50 for Pritchetts "rhe Grand
Canal Vence" Mazcroils mastery Tho Prophet Eli
jahn was sold much below us value TO Mr.. Minor for
1900 and Colonel McComb secured Plursan admirable
little devotion to Baby" for $l75 The total amount
realized Tor the eighty pictures sold was $l357t DO.
The sale will be continued this evening, when the best
OF the collection viii be sold.
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\ CHANGE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

At the regular session OF the Brooklyn Board OF
City Works yesterday Commissioners Flsheriy and
Bennett voted 10 dismiss John s. Bosart, General
superintendent Of Sewers, and appointed In his place
Michael J. Dady The new appointed has been en-.
poyed TOR the past year as inspector Of the new Nu
nicipai Building Mr.. Bogart has been tlitoen years
in The employ OF the City Works Department Presi.
dent Massey, who voted against his removal, caused
the meeting against the action tho other Commis
soncrs. Mr.. Massey says that ''since Dece mber,
1871 there have becn about hIty CHANCES ~ the de-
par ment. not one OF which, SO far a. understand,
was made for any reason other than 10 give men
placeGn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14
MISS KAvANAGHS DISAPPEARANCE.

The Brooklyn police have not up to tho pres
ent time been able 10 obtain any trace OF Miss
Mary Kavanagh, VINO has been missing from her
home, Clinton avenue since Monday, the 4tn inst
The relatives of the lady and superintendent Campbell
continue 10 adhere to the belief that the woman who
WAS seen jump of the icrryboat New YORK, by Dir.
James Sandcrson, was Miss Kavauagh Tor whom they
have been searching. Tho BOARD OF Commissioners
will examine the charges preferred against the officers
who Jailed TO report the occurrence when their auen-
lion was FIRST called TO Ii.