The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-17

-. s,rurute. In vsln 90 Get Away
an. Racket ~ the Metropolitan Ele-
TO- Rn,iway-Hobert G. Cn'hin's Place.
-. allowing advertisement was In a
l-J newspaper OF Sunday. the Sd inst;
Prior to removal ION account u noise Gle.
nr,sfail oncr =, 'mmcnse ;se,' ne vo a,nssc
NF.s'sst r ard tfocsde carlor sui!s. Iisees .e,
wrrrfiOn $50. raw SIN and Hhes,IN smws - ~,
rs i'idins pictures. aiverwarel Must positively
~ Please call ara eNain,s wn"y ,,s, crnss,
NJ. nasen''' - HOS AlExASpiR MAINS.
-. Hon. Alexander Martins furniture has
N.ar sold very rapidly, Notwithstanding
~, hs advertisement has been kept In from
,ndav ever since On Wednesday evening
% rben gentleman visited the house. the
NV. 80 which he was admitted were yet fully
,s.sjshsd Atthe door. stout. full-faced man
no, who said. after cycling his visitor Tor
S.n,sn, ,hat he WIS Mr.. Martin. ON an in
saIs, belne made about furniture. he intro
1u" .d ,ho caller to a slim. lighty-moustached
young man. whose features wore pleasing
'snrsssIon Of candor. The candid young man
exhibited several sets OF chamber furniture
And offered to sell black walnut oeds'ean'
drAssing case OF the same klnu OIL WOOD.
,ocker. four chairs. and bedsieod Tor 700. he
would add spring mattress for an addi-
who il Mr. Martin - the visitor asked. rs
h.a Congressman now. or 10 he an ex-Con-
gresham
II don't krov." the young man replied.
You can SEQ for yourself that this spring mat
,.s, "a sound" and he climbed upon the
hsd.,end and ,aped W and down on the mat
uess springs
How long has he lived here7"
81 don't know. II doesn't need any skill TO
examine furniture. Now plano has some
ming inside OF Il. but there are no insides to q
hesstesd. Now there pulling the bedstend out
iron he wall look. around in behind there {;
''"'To what part Of the city is Mr.. Martin going
ioIn1ogys, sr,v you see INN only emr,ovos
n sei the iurniturs. and don't know much
s,ont M. Martin. There. now you catch II lin
dI,sHng the great Inconvenience suffered by
re Hon Alexander Martin. hy turning one ear
t,rernnble Il an elevated railroad train. and
winding his forehead as II in nervous des-
p-rfolL You see. he couldn't stand the
ne candid Young man was told by the visitor
hat Gao grounds on which he would take the
he1sf.ad. dressing case, dc.. for ej5 were that
they al been purchased by the Hon. Mr. Mar
TN f0r Ms own use. and were, therefore not the
kind a. iurniure usually sold at furniture aur-
t.as. The candid young man praised the Wis
dom 'file rrWurk. aud said there WAS 10 doubl
about Oh" "a 'eii"nc@ OF tho furniture. He proc
l.s-l tlRi his -itor pay SO down. the rest II
fhe pur'hlse money 90 De- paid on Ia" delivery
a. tlc goods. This not meeting tho visitor
'sws flr candid young man proposed to bind
~ imnela'a bargain ~ giving receipt f9i
g.. : r1'Iy lH scanned his visitor In a highly
complimentary III inner. and said that II the nd
dress should hN given he would send the iurni-
turA At any time thn, might be nxed. and m,
entire raYment could he mnde on receipt Ut the
goods q good .'ad zion. Nevertheless, the bar
gain vas not closed.
The ne.s4hors say that q red auction nae
PRESUMABLY belonging % the Hen. Alexander
NArtin has been displayed ia front ~ tho
house for moro than a month. which circum
stance indicates thnt good furniture offered q
% imm-nse sacrifice. and male 70 order 10y n
past "iiy manufacturers. - remarkably slow %
man sGld TINT Mr.. Martins furniture md becl
81. ~ae ,lure Thursday. the 7th inst. The al
v"riisfm.ni appeared on tho "a inst. Tn
house n' = Nrsi Nineteenth street is a spiendi
s.dni i.r Ill. disposal ot furniture. Il is IN
iasA'1uAnle shopping district, being opposite
AN0lr's AMI M.nres's stores In sixth hvenu'
Y reion-s o. the William u. Aston estate In
gl'rv was made yesterday at the Aston otacc d
Prince street ~ 10 who Was the tenant oi 7
Wee; Ninr''enth street. The inquirer was Ia
iofCed uIt q was MT deemed proprr t. civ
ts 1nU-. The Gentleman who had leased
DAB com CD them With The very best recon
--naatipus. joe advert l-ement had met m
.yes Of the managers OF the estate. and had ha
NE enc, only of causing them To verify a.
falArrnces OF thclr tenant. In any event. II wP
a1ded the estate was uowerlnss o. act In ~
natter, sIu'a t.s irtaa had now been mads
THIS ln'tar piece ~ information did not apes
- ron4t Soc am 1urcefucNt that the Hoi
-loysu4-r Martin was gong 20 renove ton a
count oi noise elevated raj roadI.
SeNt. no inquirer souglt information Z
N"st sixteenth street. wher, torsous appear
have 4 great ussl oi tho kind hs was In scare
NJ. He WAS there informed By several person
In rapid succession that Robert G. Cashiu,
furniture auctioneer. had FOR n long time oeri
pied the hrown-stone front house at AZ Ne'
Sixteenth street Us place in which To- carry @
his business. Afterward It was said, lac r.
moved u n similar house at ii West Siyteent
street There he continued the busin, rs unit
about month ago. HIS successive places /
West Sixteenth street be kept filled with furnl
iGre and constantly advertised sales in then
he Was slso accustomed TO deal in pianos an
Il said 70 have had trouble in connection wit
this branch Of his trade with several OF tn
prominent plano makers.
A ring a. tho door of 81 West Sixteenth stree
brought IN Intelligent colored girl TO the door
Does Robert c. Cashin live hero - she wa
No. but think he's coming here to board
We've lUslmoved in. Wait and I'll ask abou
hin"
.Tasn she trlDped hall way up stairs. Au,
called ont.
Doctor whereabouts Il Robert C. Cashin I?
leA the gentleman 10 20 10 ~ West Nine
teenth street" WAS the answer.
That Is his place OF business. understand.
was shouted from the loot OF tho stairs.
los. was the rcply