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Local PersOualS.

Mr.. Frank Ellis leaves on next Tuesday
for New Orleans and Florida. He expects
to be absent about three months.
Miss limo. Jelleff of the West End, this
city, will be married next month to Mr..
Andrew Richmond, of Denver, Col.
DR.. Felix Adler delivered his second
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lNANCEAL.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 1-2:30 P. NJ.
Gold at mr.


New York exchange is in moderate inquiry and
rates are unchanged. Dealers buying at l-2O dis
count and selling at 100 premium.
Sterling exchange has moderate demand and
market firm at previous rates. Sight drafts at
IA $50, and thirty to sixtyday bills at 81 Sc per E.
Governments firm and quiet, the local demand
being almost exclusively for four per cents. The
current rates here as follows:
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Captain vandergrift telegraphs from Chester that
he met no ice SO far, and will feave there
with the John Rhoads this morning for
st, Louis The Ironsides leaves to-day for
Pittsburg with four balges loaded, Kelly and Non
tague are her pilots. VIM. p. Hight is her new
comm nder. He has piloted and commanded
north of st. Louis for over thirty-three years.
>Iea sis boat hOVrneatS.
Capt. f. L. Shinkle's elegant Golden Crown will
leave this evening without fail for all points on
the Lower Ississippi River a d New Orleans di-
rect Chant Shlnkle does the honUrs of the Of
fee.
Capt. R. W. Wise's superb Jas. W. Gaff will leave
this evening sure for Evansville, Cairo and Mem
phis direct, and take people for Little Rock and
the Arkansas Hot Springs. Mr.. &. Wash Thomp-
son has charge of the office.
The Bonanza came down and returned to Ports
mouth this afternoon.
The fine steamer Cherokee will leave this even
ing without fail for Wheeling and PittSburg.
Capt. Geo. Wolf commands and A. Byers presldes
in the Office.
The U. p. Schcnck will commence loading for
New Orleans Monday and leave Tuesday. She
will be followed by the New Mary Houston Thurs
day.
The Jas. D. Parker will be the next packet leav-
ing for Memphis. She will depart next Wednes-
day.
The Ohio No. 4 will probably drop down to the
Big Sandy Whariboat and leave Monday evening
for POmeroy.
Beat -hands' Gossip
Business lively on the Levee this morning
Steamers are compelled to lower their chmneys
to get under the bridge.
the Andes and Kutit. -tockdale are here, and
will start III their respective trades next week.
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Forty fifth Congress- Third Session.
SENATE.

SENATE
WASHINGTON Jan. 31,-Mr. Voorhees, offered a
resolution, which was agreed TO, calling on the
Secretary of the Interior to report what additional
clerical force will be necessary in the Pension
Office, that there may be no delay in carrying out
the provisions of the recent act for the payment of
arrears of pension.
The Committee to inquire into the expediency
of transferring the Indian Bureau to the War De
pertinent were reported unable to agree, and the
bill to authorize the President to make such trans
fer temporarily was laid on the table.
letter was received from the Secretary of the
Interior in regard to increasing the salaries of Gov
ernors of Territories and referred to Committee
or Appropriations.
The Senate went into executive session, and
when the doors were opened adjourned
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-The motion for nom
concurrence in the Senate amendment to the bill
abolishing the volunteer navy was agreed to.
The House went into Committee of the Whole
on the private Calendar the pndiug bill being
the one to pay the Episcopal Theological Semi
nary, near Alexandria, Va, for rent of buildings
used for hospital purposes during the war. After
lengthy discussion the bill was defeated by
nays, III; yeas, SO.
Adjourned.
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Sp0rlimG News,

National Associated Press to the Star.
HANLAN SAILS.
New YORK, Feb. 1.-Hanlan, the Toronto
oarsman, sailed to-day for England.
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
Shaefer 600, Heiser 233; IS innings Shae-
fer run 1856. Sexton 600, GARNER 446;
Sexton run 100.
FOOT PADS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Miss May Mar
shall, the Chicago pedestrienne, at IL
O'Clock last night completed 1,067 quarter
miles.
BETTER THAN THE MILK BUSINESS.
New York, Feb. 1.-Annie Bartell who
carried milk twenty miles daily in West
Chester County, is getting along encourag-
ingly in her attempt walk three thousand
quarter miles in the same number of quar-
ter hours
She is now on her 43Sth quarter. Crowds
came to see her, and she finds leaving
quarters of miles behind pays better than
leaving quarts of milk.
o, THESE WOMEN! THESE WOMEN!
New York, Feb. Mime Andrews a
young woman born in Maine, is determined
TO rival Nine. Anderson, and has already
walked thousand quarter miles in East
New York She walks a quarter mile every
twelve minutes, 1t was her.agent, not her
door-keeper, who stepped out with the pro-
ceeds the other day.
Miss Bartell and Nine. Andrews are try
ing to overcome Madame Anderson's Brook
lyn feat, and if either succeeds, Rochester
woman Will attempt still greater under
taking. If the Rochester girl triumphs a
woman from London will attempt an un-
precedented feat.
Belden and Vanness are gliding around
with nimble steps on their little jog of two
thousand ha miles. Belden appears every
twenty minutes, Vanness half-hourly.
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Doctors BRAMRLE & PERoM.

Presssss Midwifery aud Diseases Of wenea
privaey BY a4ies in need Of medical aid Adviss
yesxs sxpesaoe guarantee immediate rsirf the
aad AAicted Consultation free. Hesrs frsm A.
nsPN hsAsns ~ mail Apartments strictly Rrvsee
974 wainnt Street. bswssa Bixth ard SsvsAk,
WalAs< stssst Hoxss, otnsiaha6, ohis
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ter known here by the name of A. c. Will
liams has returned from a two months
visit from hishome. Captain Hill assumed
the name of Williams for the purpose of
retrieving his character, which had been
sacrificed by intemperance, and feeling
under his own name he could never accom-
plish it, he assumed the name of "a. c..
Williams" and the people of Dayton,
Newport and Cincinnati have known him
for thirteen months, and having come
back to be one of Kenlucky's citi-
zens, he desires to have him
self known now by his right name,
so A. c. Williams dies TODAY, and in his
place is resurpcted Captain Henry 8. Hill,
who will still follow his vocation as here
tofore-temperance reformer and evange-
list.
Yours respectfully,
CAPTAIN HENRY S. HILL
DAYTON XIV
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HOGS-COmmOn seIlIng at g 9003 10, fair to
good light and shipping at So 45@3 50, and Sc
Iect butchers at So S53 80 per Genital, and market
generally firm and active.
CATTLE-Selling at S2Ql2 50 for common, 81 IS
@3 % for medium and $3 50g4 40 for good to
choice butchers, and $4@4 rs for fair to good
shipping per GENITAL gross and demand fair and
market firm.
SHEEP Are quoted to day: Common at SO 5O@
%, medium at So 5094, and good to choice at
"a 25Q5 per Genital gross and demand fair.
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PITTsBuRG. Feb 1.--Wheat at mills quoted
Choice red winter and amber 97@9Sc medium
93(995c, prime white 95@96c. Corn: Prime yellow
supply and heavy: White 26@27c, mixed 24@25c
Barley: Spring 9Oc@$I, fall SOC. Rye steady a
55@56c.
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CRIME AND CALAMITY.


National Associate. Press to the Star.
WENT DOWN WITH THEIR SCHOONER.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 1.-The oyster schooner
Adamantine has been found sunk in the
bay. Her Captain, Horace Baker of Phila-
delphia, was lashcd to the topmast, and the
bodies of nine men, composing The crew,
were lashed to the deck, which was several
feet under wafer The inhabitants of
Smiths Island saw the wreck on the morn
ing of January I'd, but owing to the rough
weather were unable to get out to it, al
though the Cap ain was seen signaling from
the topmast where he was lashed.
POISONED ON HEAD CHEESE.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, Feb. 1.-The entire
family of ]. Ii. Butler City Collector, were
butcher shop in the city. The family of
Fred. Eighty were poisoned in the same
way. Buffers family are in a precarious
condition. The matter is to be investigate ed
to-day.
BELLIGERENT EDITORS.
DALLAS, Tex, Feb. IAN exciting news
paper quarrel has been going on between
Pfouts, editor of the Herald, and Worlev
officials. Yesterday Pfouts concealed him
self at point where his opponents would
pass and hurled a rock at them, knocking
Worley senseless. Dunlap interfered, but
Pfouts drew revolver and kept him back
until the crowd separated them.
DOUBLE MURDER AT BRADFORD
BRADFORD Pa, Feb. IA horrible double
murder was committed Yesterday afternoon
at Lewis Run. DR.. Bartholomew shot dead
with buckshot G. ]. Ives, aged eighteen, be-
cause he had broken a window, and the
boys father, who came to his rescue, was
also shot dead. The citizens threatened
lynching, and the murderer was brought to
the Jail here for protection
FAILED TO INDICT
New PHILADELPHIA, O., Feb. 1.-The
Grand Jury yesterday to the astonishment
of many, failed to indct Mrs. Catharine
Stull, who has been in Jail here since No
vember last, for the murder of the widow
Best. The murder, it will be remembered,
was caused by jealousy, Mrs. Stull making
full confession that she had committed
the deed with a nce-s'ake, because the
widow had stolen the affections of her hus-
band.
HER CRUEL pAPA'S FAULT.
JERSEY CRY, Feb. Clara Lonecke, a
beautiful girl of eighteen, living in Ho-
boken, has sucided by poison. Her father
forbade her writing to her lover, to whom
she said she had been engaged.
SHOT THROUGH THE HEART.
NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 1.-George Ives, col
ored, shot Bill Savage through the heart
last evening, and escaped. Cause unknown.
HUNTzINGER INDICTED.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-Geo w. Huntz-
niger, who was President of the Philadel-
phia Coal Company, up to the time of his
arrest foi embezzement, was indicted yes
terday by the Grand Jury on four charges
of simple embezzlement and two of embez.
element by an officer of n corporation
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FOOT PADS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Miss May Mar
shall, the Chicago redestrienne, at IL
O'Clock last night completed 1,067 quarter
miles
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POISONED ON HEAD CHEESE.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Feb. 1.-The entire
family of ]. II. Butler City Collector, were
poisoned by eating head cheese from
butcher shop in the city. The family of
Fred. Eighty were poisoned in the same
way. Buffers family are in precarious
condition. The matter is to be investigale ed
to-day
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Especial dispatches to the Star.l
FALLING AT WHEELING.

FALLING AT WHEELING.
WHEELING. W. VA, Feb. 1.-River 90 feet and
falling. Cloudy and cool.
ST. LOUIS RIVER DoINas.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-Six feet of water to Cairo and
the channel improving Two ar iyals from Cairo,
and more expected to-day.-The Jo.
Kennedy leaves for New Orleans
tonight, and the Alton and Silver next week
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WEST COVENGTOy.

The general meeting of the Union Church So
eiety was held at the residence of AIr. J. Chamber
lain Taylor. After the usual preminaries
and few minor points discussed, the business of
the evening was brought forward, which was the
handing of the church over to the Trustees by the
builder. The committee reported the church was
finished in very satisfactory manner: that the
builder had exceeded his contract in several par
pocket. Mr.. Milehamp, the builder, then deliv-
cred the key of the church over to the Trustees.
The next item of importance was how to furnish
the building appropriately. Adiversy of opinicn
prevailing the matter was laid on the table to be
brought forward at special meeting at the resi-
dcnce Of Mr.. G. Clark, next Thursday evening,
February 9th. All who are interested are expected
to be on hand.
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sos PRI3Es AMOUNTING TO. ...........s ss7 ~
Il. II. PORTER a CO.,
General Brokers and Commission Merchants.
,1s7 Broadway, New York. corner 3Oth ST.
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AxusENENrs-2p PAcr-4rh. 5th and 9Th csls
ASTROLOGY-2p PAcr-4th col
BILLIARDs-.lliIm. .i, p4eE,-5th - col .. -. aH
sSAsP sxspEtsSp asp T4STHRs%s
BRooKLYX PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO RENT
BUSINESS ssso PAer4h and ssh
f1ssss and 70 ss
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DENTiSTRY-2D PAGE-4.h eol
PwEGH bEY nousks FURNISHED AND us
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sAhfsE s6oSs ss6 TO
EsES r.e.-A and
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HS5SE HS5SEs ROOMS f.Aors OF BUSINESS
WxNTED-3n pAcx-ad col,
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FFtEaSosokTE FEnSSsSoAkTEas' daASs sc,l rAcrh COL
POLITICAL PAGE-Sth col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS SwANTED-FEMALEs-
PROPERTY 'esS OUT 81 THE oIrY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2p PAGK-1st col.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTlON-2D PAGE-1st col.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCH ANGE-2p PAGE-lst col.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-2D PAGE-1t col.
RELIGIOUS NOIICES-isr PAGE-1st col.
REWARDS--lsr PAGE--lst col
SALES AT ACCTION--lxr PAGE-6th col.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-11TH PAcE-6th
fas -
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAGE-lst, I'd and Sd cols
ETORAGE--Isr PAGE--6th col
THE TRADES-lsrU PAGE-6th col.
To LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES--2D PAGE-1st COL
1RAVELLERS' GUlDE-2D PAGE--4th col.
UNFURNISuRD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-2D PAGR-3d col.
WATCHES JEWELkY, &C.-9rH PAcE-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2p PAoK-1st col
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.
< LII TIE LATEST STYLES or COSTUMES AND
IA perfect fit ccd moderate 2prces short
ticc Mrs. n A. BEACH, 249 West 18th st.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

GERALD BRANCH orgIcg ,ss; ;,r BRnApwA9N Rn.pSTI9N
~ xDVERTJSEMENTS AND SALE or PArERS
3nyEKTiSEMENTs PRESENTED BtsFORE EIGHT
n'Cins:K in THE EVENING ARE INSURED A
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
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CTATE or NEW YORK. OFFICE or THE sKCRR-
Tis! r sS ho OF f ha a,ssns eoaSy Of
srNotice |. hereby given that At tho General Election
Monday Of November November 4th the following
A Governor. in tho place Of Lucius Robinson;
A Lieutenant Governor in tho place Of William Dur
Secretary of State. in tho p!se. Of Allen G Beach:
ATre"sarer sy IL Il the i place @ Of James Maekin:
An Attorney General in the place OF Augustus Schooa
Engineer and in the place Of Hor.sio
Al whose terms of Office will expire tho last day OF
Giso senator for Fifth senate district composed
Of the county S and tho present First second
sss sss q s ss. Within
slip and E.s. River ~ thu, portion Of me Ninth ward q
eectcr street. Leroy and North River
seventh Eleventh and rhrtosnh warts ot the city
said city tha; lies wishir cstharne street. Chatham
%se q sonssor for the seventh senate district CON-
posed Of the Tenth and wards Of the city
city .s"' e.. sroaa~ay and ali sSa. portion Of
sa Of r.s :
Of the sixteenth q iSs sisy Of New s9as
portion q Nn,n :"d sy ss % %
Fourss%sh street and North River ali that portion o
n: II " ..s Of iS IL:
Wards Of said s. Lies s;" " Thar
ssrsioa Twcnsies Of .ad city sh.s within
Also senator for thc,Nnth Senate district composed
Of all tha. portion Of the Eshtson,h N,nsteenid and
wards f the city Of New York that lies cast
Also scna,or for the Tenth senate district composed
q Il " city ." Sss York sS. lies shn @ TSi,iesS .,ss
Forcsh street. Third avenue and Eighth all that
e Third avenue and al M that G portion sf isS TSsa and
w"ras seS oS Ranas .ana east OF hs"'"
Also sumter 70. the Eleventh Senate di..r,e.
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sFECIAI. NOTICES.

:
DIVORCES SPEEDILY. WITHOUT PUBLIcITi.0iN-
sGiT%PoSs ;os En%bET eTr k
saint Mark place adjoining Cooper institute No chars"
% %agscS csssn:% attorneys
DMroRcEs SPEEDILY OBTAINED WITHOUT PUB Pun.
Dhcny dcserton incompatbility, other causes strict
sscs'S y sanc g. Tstc
DISEASES OF MEN. NERVOUS DEBILITY BLOOD
Impurities DR.. DUFF l54 East 10th st.. near Sd av
DRs DYER GRlNDLE ;Is, CuRE AL Disc DISEASES 1ss'
eoption rooms and Office. ~ West 18th 9th
EDWIN D. SMITH NJ D.. 100 EAST 18th sT.-NENs
meaieines alone fail.
liza Lexington av. 2Bsh Hours. and to7
Attention TO gentlemen only
r. rYr
pp;T"nsed p;" q ncursSs permanently restored to hoah
n. B. NATHAN. Banker 90 D"""D" q =
I''''sss soS.1 ss.i ',as:ss a:p. sr' % s'Ssys drawn
Konsuety State Lottery y,, hss x,n Arrays os drawn
nos.i @,'hss .v.n. IN c:R'ir s.S E;is slh"% hssaa
c.V',s: ;ss :s:ss s'1~. ".ssssE .
Daily NIErMsS m ssps snS Sn s ls bro.dv.
K SsS;fy ss,a's sg ST
cl1ss raH kSsTgak4 9 sTAIE 5o aornERS TER
OPEN Aese Rss4HckY EyFNlSa a4sTn TE 154rsxe
HAS zEw4yS Sar,PSi. PsH%S Ss,SS SSTocESh Is.
i, i, / / :; :: ! ! !! !! j j j j j
Louisiana STATE LOTTERY
HAS zL~$Sa SSflFSh RSfES Es,Ss SSfoSHA /"
Il. $ > IS $ g g s s $$ s g SIS $ g
..' i. : g s.$ g $.$ 8 g Is g g Is
oAE4s. HAs fsSas. :sss. 5$$sH :sS$S .s
coMxoswEALrH P!sTEIgPyTIoS Dg COMPANY
HAS 4axtA4Hs oHFt4aL pEAMx FEizE. ssoSoa sS9SshH 80
FHE.E ssZ4.s asE5Sa5 E:,ss
II ENTUcKy STATE HAS ALWAYS DRAWN ON THE
sshor = sse1 MONTH F1knb s's Bss.d"ay To-
K ENTUcKY STATE HAS ALWAYS DRAWN on THE
also co. $ -
u ENTUCKY STATE AND LOUISIANA
have always Oe'n ;sfs s1T1 FIRE and Cd pr9%gs
STAT. ss. Hs kEs4 y ks.s
Houston st.. cigar store; open TO loP NJ.
r TITLE HAyANA-ORIGINAL: GOULD 4 CO,
cIded ~ Royal Ha7sna II. FfELD 4 Co, i.si2 Broad
T TITLE mAyANA-oAPITAL PRIZE. $500; Al
9Th av.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
4 THE PROPERTY 0FAGENTLEWAS fiiAfBUsf
"A mess calls away At great bargain Hay Mare,
old 49, hirh; warranted sound aud kind -
any time Also hpe family Horse. yesr. o'd ios high
single harness. all In pc order VIII sc chcap
Please call examine tho stock Must be sold this week
Mr. SMITH 147 West JJth ST.. Broadway.
A GENTLEMAN HAVING NO FURTHER USE FOR
N hts horses, will sell them NJ great sacrifice An
giant and bred road hvc years od trots In 45;
souud and rcntlc good reliable family Horse Fine
buggy, by Wood Bros Pony Phseton with top; light
slpgic and double Harness. Blankets DC Private Rest
dcnce 222 West 34th st., between 7th and 9Th avs.
A FOR SALE, EIGHT HORSES; SUIT FARMER.
N .grocer goldman cxprcssman or any bnsincss three
uay trial given offer refused the property vf
tractor 376 Bowcry, opposite 9TH st., rear.
A ron SALE TWO CHUNKY BUILT HORSES,
N weight no; warranted sound and kind 17O Greene
BIcccker st.
A BARaAIN.-PIvR HORSES TO BE SOLD CHEAP,
"A from $50 up 70 3D. 80 and iVt Fast 4th st.
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PRINTING
OFFICE,
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used
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DOCTOR Office No In, West 2ist st.. New York city be-
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Thursdays and Fridays OF week No charge for
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solicitors Of patents Handbook Patents. with full
directions aud advice. sent free.
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DRY GOODS.
A.
b ALTMAN CO.
OPEN EACH DAY
rHR RICHEST AND MOST ELEGANT
WALKING SUITS
AND
COSTUMES.
EXTRA BARGAINS
LADIES' AND INFANTS
UNDERcLorHING.
B. ALTMAN CO..
18TH ST. AND 9TH Av
RARGAINsl BARGAINS! BARGAINsl
ID For short time only.
assignee sale Of
Trunks, Bags, Valtses and Silk Umbrellas.
1.16l broadway. corner 9th st.
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-13

POLITICAL.
4 GRAND MASS MEETING,
under the auspices of tho
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB,
to indorse the nomination OF
LUCIUS ROBINSON
for Governor,
will be held at COOPER UNION
MONDAY, October Is, 1879,
at 8 r. NJ
The meeting will be addressed by
Hon. CHARLES II. WINFIELD,
FREDERICK r. COUDERT, ESQ.
Hon. WHEELER H. PECKHAM,
Hon. LAWSON N. FULLER,
and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-13
PRICE THREE CENTS

SALES AT AUCTION.
A MORRIS VILLAINS AUcTIONEEK.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION By
E. H. LUDLOW CO.
MONDAY. OCTOBER ia, AT II O'CLOCK, AT
NO. % WEST i7TH ST.
HANDSOME MODERN AND ANTIQUE HOUSEHOLD
FuRNiTuKE, MARQuETRY CENTRE AND CARD
Curtains velvet and Brussels Carpets hair Mattresses
China, Glass aud silver plated Ware Gas Fixtures
A UCTION SALE THIS DAY MONDAY
~ PEREMPTORY SALE
OF MAGNiElCENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT FIvE.sTORY MANSION
I20 WEST 23D ST.. NEAR 9TH AV..
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK.
2 ~ octave Pianofortes. Steinway aud Chickering.
superb Pnrior Suits, in satin
33 pieces and costly Bronze y
2Marquetry Cabinets. E
4 inaid and Sienna marble top Tables. %
~ Parinn marble Statuettes. -
Sevres and Ormolu MaDtel Scts. 8
3 Pier and Mantel Mirrors "a
Is Window Lacc Curtains.
80 choice Paintings by eminent artists
p velvet and Brussels Carpets =
2 elegant Library Bookcases. y
Library Tables to match. -
8 ladies' Escritoires and WorkbexeA =
<Turkish Lounges and Chairs. =
500 volumes of choice Books. u
3 solid walnut Extension Tables.
elegantly carved Bullets. g
- Dining Chairs. covered In leather. y
China Dinner and Tea Sets. ~
40 pieces sterling and Plated Ware =
IL magnificent Bedroom Suits, gilt and plain.
20 whitc and black curied hair Mattresses. =
- French Pillows and Bolsters. &c. 81
N. B.-Goods packed and shipped.
J. LUCfUs SMITH. Auctionecr.