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New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
DECIDING AGALNST DIR. FULTON

The misunderstanding between the Rev,
DR.. Fulton. Of the old Brooklyn Rink, now a
Baptist { hurch, aud his assistant; the Rev l. ".
Conway, has recently been decided in favor of the
later bY committee of brooklyn ministers. The
Rev. Mr.. Conway declared thIt he had been engaged
by Dr. Fub Oh AT a salary OF > 900 year and that
after 800 had become due DR.. Fulton denied that
he had engaged him at any fixed salary. church
meeting was held III the link on December *,
1851. Mr. Conway wanted the matter submitted
to committee OF five, two to be chosen by himself,
two bv Dr. Fulton and these tour 10 select the fifth
DR.. Fulton dee Ilned thc proposal ana instead ap-
pointed committee ot church brethren who decld-
ed that the right hand Of fellow snip should be
withdrawn from Mr.. Conway.
On January lG, lsS2, at the conclusion of meet
ing ot Brooklyn Baptist pastors IN the parIors OF
the First Baptist Church. the subject OF the differ
euces between Dr. Fulton d the Rev. NJ Conway
was introduced. II was suggested that the matter
be referred 10 committee of pastors. Dr. ilton
asscnted 10 this, and named the Rev. Dr. J Il. hOn-
as of the First Baptist Church, the Rev A G.. Law
son, of the Greenwood Baptist Church, the Rev. ID.
{. Hughes, of the Union Avenue Baptist Church,
the Rev. *. b. Montgomery, of the NlllOughOy Az
Cnue Baptist Church and the Rev. Christopher
Rhodes of the Central Baptist Church. The Rev;
Mr.. Conway accepted the committee, ana stat-d
that the gravity of the subject demanded com
mittee Of nine, and he suggested the Ioli0"-
ing names which were added to the lst: The Rev.
Dr. d. Henry Miller of the First Baptist Church.
Grceupoint the Rev. i. \. K. Gcsser, of the Cen
tral Baptist Church; the Rev o. +. Cox, of the
Trnltc Baptls Church: and the Rev DIR. Nayland
IIoyt, OF the Strong Pace BAPTIST Church.
Ihc committee held several meetings and IT has
agreed upon report II favor of Mr. Conway. The
report states that DR.. Fulton employee MT. Conway
under a verbal contract for year, beginning IN
he latter part Oi 1879 at salary OF ~ 600; that
the CenTal Baptist Chuch erred in charging the
pr0lougation OF the difficulty TO evasion or re-
cu,ancy Nj Conway part; that his exclusion
from church membership was a perverSlon OF ec-
cle,laSlcal auth0nty ana tiI II was irregular ana
unjust liable practically TO dlvest an ordained MINIS,
ter OF ministerial functions by The indirect method
ol excluding him from church fellowship, without
first submitting the question OF his ministerial char
.at. { a fDl
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
MINOR SOCI4L INCIDENTS.

Mrs. Pio Echeycnia, Mrs. Schiefielin and
Mrs Ernest II. Crosby, Mrs. j. White, Mrs Thomas l..
hcoYll, Mrs stuyvesant Fish and Miss Leary held re-
ceptOns yesterday.
Mrs. Abroin :. Hewitt and Mrs. p. Humbert gave
dancing parties last evening Lander eupped music Al
both entertainments
Mrs. C. v DE forest gave young ladies' dinner party
Commodore ana Mrs Z. III. Baldwin also entertained
party at dinner
There was small and early" dancing party at Mrs
u. Chauntey's in Washington square
The Prospect Heights Dramatic Club held its frat
fancy deos reception last evening at the rsdeure of
lts ucepTesaent Edward j. Randall SO 339 Third st.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
SMALL REPUBLICAN SIDE SHOWS.

Those friends of the Republican party who
cali themselves Independents and vote Democratic, are
inst now amusing themselves with combinations of
alleged Republican Quarres Mr.. Blaine has an inerad-
ichle feud with the alwarts and bitter quarrel with
large faction OF the Habreeds; the HalibTceds have
a quarrel with the Salwarts, discussions among them
selves and a grndge against Mr.. Blaine. President
Arthur for hs own good must curb General Grant 4
vaultng ambition. has fight hand with Mt Blame,
score 10 settle against Governor Cornell aud the Woe
country to look out generally These some OF the
endless combinations But what Of themf just as
serious ruptres have occurred before TINS IN lhe lie
around il has still been the party OF harmony ana
victory There are wide weather cracks in the timber
Sut II would take "a heavy gale to shlver il.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
4 RECEPTION At r. r. COUDERTS.

Nh. and Mrs. F. Il. Coudcrt entertained a
Iarge OF friends afternoon reception yes
terdaY. PuaId served refreshments Among those
present Mayor and Mrs Grace Miss Grace Mrs NJ.
J.. Grace. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly, Mrs. John A.
Zefaga John T. Hecker the Misses Hecker Mrs. &. V.
Hecker, James j. Pratt II. c. Tobey, Miss Fellowes,
Butler Williamson, Mrs Harvey Sparks, II. " b. Sparks,
H. lie Barber jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coudert Henry
Amy. Louis H. Amy, A. ID. Mellick, jr Miss Meck the
Misses MCNahOn, tue Misses IhOrne, A bert Keynaud
Miss Reynaud Miss Eyre, Mrs L. b. Binsse the Misses
Bissc, Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Emnet, Mr.. and Mrs. Won
Siade, con taut Mayer, Mrs. Joseph Marie Miss Marie
the Mi,se, GulOn Miss North. Mrs. Richard Hoe the
Nisses IaIVen 3irs John C. Miner
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORl.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SYNOPSIS for The past "A hours.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ;. | a. m.--The barometer
ia highest in the South Atlantic states and lowest IN the
Lower Lake gion and ST. Lawrence Valley Occasional
rain Or snow has fallen in the Lake region and New
England and general rains from the ONO Valley TO the
Rio Grande. SOutherly winds prevail with higher tenn
peraure in the Atlantic and Gulf coast states and north
westerly winds with lower temperatures il the Upper
Lake region and Northwest.
Indications for to-day
For the Middle Atlantic States, rainy followed by
clearing weather sOuthery veerng to colder northwest
ery winds, higher pressure
For New England, rainy fOllwed by clearing weather,
warm south veerng to colder northwest winds, fall
ing followed by rising barometer.
Indications Tor tomorrow.
Cloudy weather with rain or snow Is Indicated Tor To-
day gland, and clOudy weather with ram In
the Middle Atlantic, South Atlantic and Gulf states and
fair weather indicated for Thursday in New-Engand
and the Middle Atlantic states.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
TIE REV. DIR. sEWALL S. CUTTING.

The Rev DR.. >ewall Sylvester Cutting died
yesterday afternoon at the house Of his No 2l7
Prcsdentst., Brooklyn. Dr. Cutting born at Wind
sor VT on January o. 1873 and graduated at the
University Vermont in $50 The following year lie
was ordanet pastor Of Baptist Church IN West BOyls
ton, Mass. aud 1897 SO he pastor OF a
Baptist Church in Souhbrlsc, Mass. He Editor OF
The Ncr- York RecOrder from 1915 to 1850 aud gain
from SOB lS5j From 1850 10 1853 he Editor OF
The ChrStnui Kcrisr He next accepted the chair OF
rhetoric and history in the University of Rochester, in
l-J5, where he remained for thirteen years lie became
secretary OF the American Baptist Educational Commits
sion in 1865, which position he held for IA number of
years ia 1888 Dr. Cutting published tAe Historical
VndicauOus Of the Baptlsts lie leaves wife and two
ron
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08

mart OF the sky at the same time by different ar
K has been suggested by Professor Pickering, oi A
ward College Observatory. that system migh. oo
ranged between those constantly at work 50 'la'
ohserver nav know that other is at WORK Oh '"o
Neld # thought desirable. The Science oOse . ond
very willingly attempt a systematic
aes,res 10 know from observers concerning hseryers
Seids communications requested anu weening GER
desire TO state their intention of regusS be given
tain pnrtinns OF the SKY. their lntehto"' W."
pace In The Science ObSerrer.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
SELLING BOXES F0R THE PUEIu BALL.

The sale of tickets for the PInim ball to be
held at the Academy Of Music on March q took place
last nigh, al the Temple EmanuE, FortysecOndst and
F1fth-aye H. B. Herts the auctOncer. The bidding
spirited and the sales reached total OF 600 The
prosceniUm boxes sold the following order: d.
Charles Miuzc,heimcr S4O0 F. TO Isdore Wormser SiOO
n, 10 Jesse Scisman S425; p. to 5 NJ shsfer SiOO r.
L. James Sehgmau, S27j; o. to Nathan Strauss, $780,
and ;. 90 VI II Moses Tor $3.50 The first Of boxes
was sold at prices ranging from 500 to $3.50. Among
thr ptrrhaHefS were Joseph kcckcDdorcr, Charles Elm
stein, AC"h hcte. HChri NcustadteT, Judge Isaacs
II. Blum amt ST. Edward King The greater portion oi
the receipts VIII be given 10 the Russian Hebrew
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
THE ELEuENLS or ELEPHANTS MILK.

The birth of Barnum's baby elephant has
afforded opportunity OF obtaining the milk of that
animal, ana Professor Doremus has made examna-
ton Of it, "When first examined the specimens they
seemed watery, be said yesterday, "but after allowing
the milk to stand could not help wondering at the large
percentage OF cream. The following represents the
daily diet Of the mother pccks OF OATS, bucket Of
bran Uiash > loaves of bread i bushe Of roots
(potatOe etc 80 10 7J pounds of hay aud 40 gallons
water The as specimen Of milk obtained exceeded
the others in quantity, and would there be the
tarcs for a test. 1t took several nikngs to get
these for the calf would begin 10 nurse then stop and
when she stopped the flow OF milk did also. The anay-
scs Of tuc samples gave the following results"
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
THE REV. DANIEL F. RICHARDSON.

HANOVER, n. H., Feb. THE Rev. Daniel
F. Richardson died from paralysis to-day at the age of
seventy years. He graduated from Dartmouth Col
lege and Andover Theological Seminary, aud Pro
fessOr OF Latin and Greek Wake Forest College North
Carolina from S3l to 1889 He an active Baptist
preacher for twenty years. and time pOsnas
ter at this place He prominent Mason
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
UHERE TO CIR 4 MEDAL.

To me razor Of The Tribune
SIR: VIII you please kindly inform me
where can exchange my Americas Club badge for q
300" medall Yours, l.. D.
Ner- YDrt, Feb. .. 1ss2.
Almost any holder Of the medal who doesn't want
an office during the next two years would doubtless
be willing to trade. Mr.. David Mouatt, however,
the representative of the "30G,' now confined in
the Moyameusing PonitentIary, would seem to have
the least immediate use for the medal. Better ap-
ply there.-Ldl
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
orLErING TRE cROW LNDLlNS.

Fort CUSTER Mon, Feb. 7.-General Terry
has ordered Colonel Hatch, Of the 2d Cavalry command
ing this post to remove all persons found cutting timber
for ties for the Nothern Pacific Railroad the Crow
Reservation The Crow Indians have become irrtatrd
and an break threatened on account of tue numer
o- parties OF prospecting on the reservation NJ
tious containing valuable minerals, under the pretcncc
thar they had been authorized 10 do 80 by the Northern
pacific Company. The military authorities at Fort
Custer are aware that hoodhcd can only be ayerted by
st0ul,lug these operations.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
PREplRarIoys FoG RIFLE MlTcHES

The Directors of the National Rifle Associa-
ton met at the First Brigade Headquarters last evening
General O. W Wngatc reported that he had received
di,pach from sir Henry Haliord 10 the fact that Ger
tain conditions imposed upon tho rncs IN
the proposed International military hatch 10 DC Sho at
Wimbledon England, next would be waiNe ed, but
thai return match could not be guaranteed 1t was
solyed 10 take no action until letter had been received
from sir Henry reply to one sent to the Association
Committee g. J. seabury called atentlOn 10 the lack
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
Gro. A. LEAvITT a %. AuciIoaecrs
pn.t nnicc NnIicn-

The foreign mails Ior tue week ending SATURDAY.
February lSs- viii close % This ofI,e ~ SDAN.
a a. NJ ior lulopc hy steamship Al, 'uia wa Queens.
town WEDNESDAY 20 a.ll., toI uIoi by 81
rcythiaNa NueDu,toWn couc pondeuce Tor France must
De specially addressed, tud ei France aft,t ~
steamship 81 iaurcEt laNrr. ilil l.-Al 40
Eurole, by steamship Republic Queenstown cofrc.
sp0ndenCc Tor Germany ana France must Doe special ~ adj
dressed ami 10 $50 a. m iOt Eopv b5 ,tcdmshtN i and,
VIA Plymouth tlrrbpurg and Hamburg GA SATURDAY, At
tor Europe. by steamship tity oi Brussels, VA
Queenstown correspondence or Germany and scotland must
Doe specially addressed aud az AM tut Belgium dittL ny
steamship EhVplani via Antwerp aud - a. n iot otdht
direct 10y steamship bctuius, Via 6licglN, ana ui u a M
by steamship General Ngiiti va southampton
aud Bremen The for Brazil, Via Baltimore, close ON
n lSUAN 7SU p. The malls 20. Janalct close On
WEDNESDAY al lO The mails 1r Nlssau AMI Ma4nk1s
" N - DAY NJ pun Iht mails iJi brlA dfect
close or THURSDAY A 10 a. M The H.'s Tor befm1.s
Cuba and Mexico close III CK~DAA Al 1850 L. ~ Inc
Nrsound land. via Halifax. on TIL k7hAt
at so o. m. The mals Aspilwal and -V factnc eoso
on FRIDAY al iO a. The mails Tor hayii 05Nau,s.
&c. close SATU RDAf at a. m The mss iS, ioi S.os
al, Sc ON RDAi al loo y. The mans 70, ~
and Livingston orleans close on 7Al HpAl As
7.3o p The mails Tor the w d"S isis'- h I,a i n
IHItSDAY q. M. The mails for nina and japan ,os9
February at D. The mails Tor Ansiaa %e close feO
I,,ry AZ : D M HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Post once, New-York, Feb D. ISo9
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
4 DEMOCRATIC REBUKE FOR DEMOCRATS.

y Y 70
Whore il the reason COR the passionate de-
,uncatioD OF the National banks These banks as the
return. prove earn but a fair profit the capital in
vested II they have the power to combine and crush
the people somewhat strange that they nave never
nsed il II they can do what they please with Congress,
il is astonishing that the measures which are OF most
wear as they are But the National banks give the peo
nle sound currency OF uniform value National bank
note worth much i'll san Francisco as ID New oTk
me oenoders are absolutely safe, and the de-
positors II Is incumbent the opponents OF The Ma
fona banks TO suggest system th0t Will be SAFER ana
cheaper. They never do II.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
MEETING or PHYSICLINS IT 4LR1Nr.

ALBANY, Feb. THE seventy-sixth annual
session Of the state Medical Society began here this
morning. and was called order by the President, Dr
Abraham acoby OF New-Nork. The meeting viii con
tuue three days Dec-aes were reported present from
e,,ry coluty Paper, we're read by Dr. !. II. sturgis
al Nrv-Yurk on Hints and Suggestions upon Medical
Education &" by DR. Edward H. oquibb, OF Brooklyn, on
GIN cal Thermometers" and BY DR.. ". &. Ely, Of
Rochester, a Note Oh Bcef uioe.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
BLArSE's COMPLETE OFFENCE.

Nothing remains to he added to Secretary
Taines letter 10 the President in relation to the pro
oed conference of representatives of American repub-
ics That paper removes the whole subject from the
plane of petty personal politics II Is Impossible 10 put
MT Blai1e on the defensive in OF this sort lie
acted after full consult alton first with President Garfield,
aud then after the accession OF the latter with president
proved OF conference of American republics in the In
terests peace to establish the principle OF arbitration
Cor the settlement of all disputes on this continent
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
sTA1wART IIREL ON GARFIELD.

The assertion made by the organs of the
Ftawars that President Garfield was personally anxious
10 from opposition to that ofcemOnger
ing principle and to acknowledge by his surrender that
the unwrten. unconstitutional aud dcmOraZing rule OF
senatorial courtesy was supreme TO- ana set aside me
fundamental law OF the land Is 10 tina day unsupported
by a single fact circumstance. There Is nothing 10
rroyr that the President contemplated suTrenderng 10
the iu.olcnt demands Of COnkng, Platt and Their el
tenant Arthur All the evidence is directly opposed 10
such SUMPTION. and il il libel on GariicldS mem
DRY TO assert he intended any such ueachey 10 the
people whose right ne was defending against an ul
scrupuOus horde Of spOis-seckers.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
THOUGHT TO BE OLD OFFENDERS.

Detective Schmittberger of the Twenty
ninth Precinct arrested three men last night lin Seventh
ave- carrying suspicious looking bundle II contained
a lot Of silver Among the articles was a silver
platter marked F. +. G." There were also a large
butter dish and spoons and forks married Giles
pie and l.. l. c. The prisoners gave their names a,
Thomas NhttaFor, John ttrlu and LOUIS GrIer. IL is
thought that these the men VINO have committed
all he petty rObbrrcs that have recently occurred up
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
DAVID JONES.

TITUsyILLE, Penn, Feb. 7.-David Jones, a
weltnown civil engineer, died at his residence, near
this city, yesterday morning. He sent to this
try by James McHenry to III the construction Of
branch lines to the Atlantic and Great Western Railway
had been engaged for many in the construction
Of water works gas works and railroads in England
Wales and this country At the time of his death he had
retired from business was living ON farm.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08

II il evident from these analyses that the milk ap
proachcs the composition of cream. The milk was
pleasant flavor and OdOr and very superior I'm these
respecrs that of many animals. The fat is light yell
low, resembling olive oil is very pleasant in OdOr and
taste is liquid at common temperatures, hut sOlldes at
IO2 Ccntgrade Go Fahrenheit From whatever
Gaudpon therefore view the lactea products of these
fourfOottd giants, are fully warranted in ascrbing
to not only extreme richness, but also great decacy
H.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
DIRECTOR SHIFTS PRIZE.

ROCHESTER, y. Y, Feb. THE Lelandc
prize, OF Paris awarded Director Swift OF the Warner
Observatory at ths place 800 in gold medal OF
that value. and is awarded only for distinction IN As
economical discovery. TIE riIc rs considered cftat
honor, Professor Han ana AVIAN Clark. ir being the
only two other Americans who have won H. PRO
fcssOr swift has discovered comets ana has won
~ 800 IL prizes therefor
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
DIR. JAMES c. JACKSON.

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 7.-Dr. James c.
Jackson prominent physician OF this city died this
afternoon. from pneumonia. at the age Of sixtyfour
years. He graduated at Dartmouth College and
had been in practice in this city since lS47.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
DEuOCRATIC RE0RGAyIZERS.

The Democratic General Committee of Kings
County at a meeting last evening, approved the Com
mittcc of one Hundred and Fifty, selected by Messrs
Bergen Marshall and Fox. for the reor@nzaon Of On
DeInocrati party 100 BROOKLYN. Tie new committee IN
cudrs most Of the best known Democratic politicians OF
Brook Ia mOst VI them members Ot TIE existing oISaI-
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
TRIBUNE OFFICE

TRIBUNE OFFICg Feb :. ] a. m.-Durng the fair
weather OF yesterday the in the barometer
was downward. The temperature ranged between 800
and 49, the average 30o being higher tzin on the
corresponding day la>t year and 9iao higher than on
MOUday
Cloudy weather with occasional light rains followed
by der and clearing weather, may be expected today
in this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
pU3LIC OPINION.

Every man of clean hands and GS2T C6TT neaa
who dissentS from the ed nv the nberalminded
a, at the the SS%iR Advertiser HepJ
General Samuel F. Cary has been talking 4Soto to
Tammany Ia on an lam Sn'mSnOGE as on remains under
,jcn dle I'm this scouutry[Clcyeland Herald (RepJ
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08

prevails the Roman Catholics Of this city, owing
to assault made upon the Sisters OF Charity and the
closing OF their schools this afternoon By Father Nc
COsker. Steps are being taken close the church.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
RAPID TRANSIT IN TIE ANNEXED DISTRICT

The Board of Aldermen yesterday passed IL
resolution presented by Alderman Wells granting
franchise for the construction of elevated railroad In
the Twcntv-third and TwcntyfOurth Wards along the
line of the Thirdavc.. providing that the corporation
which sha receive the franchise shall pay TO me city
sum equal to five per cent Of all dividends paid III edch
year by the corporation Oh Its capital stock
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08

When your liver is out of order, use DR..
Jayne's sanaye Pills. and you will bring back this
organ to healthy condition. and get rid Of many dis
tressing symptoms
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

variations th etsy teuhs
time
hy h -
Ne vsstsns inestsd tue tAASestes ba6
uatt "a sbreedW
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
MARRIED..

Crutches-Crsndas Patent Extension safety Tip Crutch.
rrls Company. No 7sj Broadway,
OF lOths opposite Stewarts. Crutches repaired.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
TWO FRESHMEN KIDNlPPED.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Feb. 7.--E. 5. McClay
Of Yokohama. and Herbert Markham, Of Low
vile. two Freshmen Of Syracuse University, were
kidnapped by Sophomore Of the university this
afternoon and carried to oneida Lake, distance
Of fneen miles, whore they were abandoned aud left
to find their way home best thev might through tho
I,,lu,.. and tie mud. The senior Exhibition
Ms held tonight and th- morning the
member, OF tie Freshman class received circulars
c,,t,ining rnysrrous warnings and cut Of a Fresh
man Deiug cast into "a fiery furnace by sOphomores At
1-I lrounts Ohlug hal been heard from the missing
Freshmen.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08

CLARK-BUELI-On Tuesday February ~ Tho residences
OF her uncle. Amos c. LtelL By the Rey. Wilbur Wat
kns, D. D., Aan jay Clark to Eunice Ltel daughter OF
the late Henry h. Buell.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
RESPITL;G i CONJICILD IURBLRER.

ALBANY, Feb. 7.--GO;crnor Cornell to-day
granted IA further respite 10 Martin Flanagan under
sentence of deata In BGialo until March "a, permit
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08

Of careful consideration OF the application Tor
Communication OF the sentence recommended Dy JuuSo
Beckwith, who presided at the trial.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
DIED

Al notices Of Marriages must be indor,sa rih JaH
name and address
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08

ATTACKING SfSTERS or CHARITY.
RAILWAY, y. j., Feb. 7.-Great excitement
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
iftuPrnf Waters.

CONGRESS WATER-rAs purest and safest Of all csthar
tic Avoid ali coarse, rrtt1S waters foreign Ahl
domestic they impair the digestive organ, and kidneys
piles permanently rr1dcatsd IN 10 three weeks with
ONT kpiie gatuIe Or Caus1 Seld for circular containing
ref Dr. HOlT West tJth ~.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
SPECIAL Notltes.

A-Ieadauarters good. cheap dentistry. 40 years
practice Prices reduced The best - AMI lD sets ot teeth
made gold AMI plana wOrk)shr tni Oetef thAi
any other house. Extracting under gas 30 cents -
WAIT q son. M. Aj East 23d-st., near fh-aye
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
Robert -omerylIIe. Anctloneer.

piles permanently three with
ONT kne gatue Or caust Seld circular containing
references Dr. HOIT, West iJth 81
Robert -omeryc, Auctioneer
THE NELSON PLACE" COLLECTION.
PERFNPrORY SALE.
BRIC.A.BRAC IN GREAT VARIETY, ANrIQUEA AND
MODERN FURNITURE, ELEGANTLY CARVED
CHAIRS BOOKCASES, sIDEBOAKDS ~ FRENCH
OAK BRASS FIRE-SETe. PORCELAINs CARVED
TRoUsSEAU CHEsTS SORRENTO, MOORISH AND
CHINESE WORK, &c. &c. ALSO,
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED PAINTINGS,
r oI and Ao,rfu and Ancient sc. hsng tho
COLLECTION eft the late D NtL0oN i4.A'i., y az adui.
oth,r owners 10. whole now on exhibition at
GNfoS IA a. 10 De- Ac afternoons aud
ev.nines II llU sDAN ami FRIDAY, February and 10.
Catalogues ready.
GEO. A. LEAVfT1' n co, Auctioueers