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POsTPoNED.

The above sale has been postponed unit
FRIDAY, May Is, 1885, at the above men
TONED time and place.
W. Il. SWEENEY. Sheriff.
By A. z. KAYE, Deputy. sp2S-td
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Ed.

The above safe has been postponed until
FRIDAY, the 18th Of Februarv, 1885, at the
same hour and place. W. H. SWEENEY.
Sheriff.
By A. e. KAYE, Deputy.
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POSTPONED.

TUESDAY. April %. 1885. ct the above men,
toned time and place
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POSTPONED.

The above sale has been postponed to SAT.
URDAY, March IA, 1856. at the above time and
place. W. 81. SWEENEY, Sheriff.
By A. e. KAYE. Deputy.
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POSTPONED,

The above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, the 31st Of January, 1885, at thu
same hour aud place. W. II. SWEENEY.
Sheriff.
By A.. E. KAYE. Deputy.
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POSTPONED.

The above sale has been postponed tc
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toned time and place.
W. Il. SWEENEY. Sheriff.
By A. e. KAYE, Deputy.
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POSTPONED,

The above sale has been postponed until
THURSDAY, January is. 1885. at the above
mentioned tins and place.
W. H. SWEENEY, Sheriff.
By A. E. KAYE, Deputy.
Eureka, New. Dec. 81. 1884. d28-td
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New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
LATEST GOSSIP ABOUT THE CABINET.

TWO SOUTHERN MEMBEko fEobhDbh-"a" AM
NAVY DEPARTMENTS CAUSING TROUBLE.
The great Southern contingent of 153 votes
Is beginning to present itself to Governor Cleveland in
detachmepts Judge q. A. Lochrane OF Georgia, Gov
er,or-elect Marmaduke of Missouri, and Congressman
Reese and Clements of Georgia have within day or two
paid their compliments at the Executive
Chamber in Albany. Judge Lochrane was called
to Albany by Mr.. Cleveland to talk over
TIM Cabinet question. 1t is understood
that the Governor has decided upon giving two Cabiuet
places to the South. Having rendered the Attorney
encrashp Senator Garland OF Arkansas the second
choice will In all probability be taken from state fur
ther east order equslize the Cabinet geographically
Mr. Bayards appointment Secretary OF state VIII not
c accredited to the South. The Postmaster Generalship
or the Interior Department will be placed at the disposal
bf the second Southern member. Senator Brown, Of
Georgia who could probably have united Southern sup
port Cabinet place, but will not listen to II Tor
moment Is said 10 have recommended Judge Lochrane
for and he was therepon invited TO
with the scheme OF friends OF General j. b. Gordon or
w9G se are woTs S sa aasa
however that they are as attoTne{ ana other
Southern Sss''' Democrats. that. It Is not wise
srcase ss '%s IN the e PedsSs family
The inside Democratic slate on the Cabinet Is now
Attorney General whitney. Treasury; Villas. Interior
Tho War and Departmcnts promise to be source col ot
call civilians TO both Eppa HunOn. OF Virginia, has
been invited Albany and may be the second South
erner TO go into the Cabinet There have been numer-
Gus reports that Judge Thurman and Senator Pcndeon
have been invited visit Mr.. Cleveland but the aters
friends say they spread by Ohio partsans OF those
gentlemen with whom the wish parent Of the thought
tfhe selection OF william &. Whitney for the Treasury
Bureau Il deemed to be practically settled MT. Cleye
land regards the wealthy associations surrounding Mr.
whitney as calculated advise and sustain him in
scryativc administration OF that office lie Is not so well
satisfied that the Belmont faction behind Bayard would
prove safe counseos Besides antagonism has been
shown by Randall against Bayard. which may make II
prdeut for Mr. Bayard 10 remain IN the Senate alto
1sfher In this however. the politicians do not
even so much venture to guess who might become
Secretary OF State the place having been generally
conceded TO Bayard that there r. no further mention OF
names for H. All the above Is political gossip In Demo
cratic circles uptown
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
DYING FROM MALPRACTICE.
LInwlrr ARRESTED AND ANOTHER SOUGHT FOR.

A MIDWIFE ARRESTED AND ANOTHER SOUGHT FOR.
DR.. j. G.. Weber, Of No. "a RivingtOn-st,
called to No 10 East Houstonst Wednesday TO
attond Mrs. Adele Behind, n German woman OF middle
age whose husband furniture dealer at No Frstavc
she was suffering from peronitis and continued grow
worse until yesterday when the doctor told that she
was the victim OF criminal malpractice Mrs. Behud
the mother OF two children She had consulted friend
at No 1i2 Forsythe-st and afterward answered ad-
verisemcni In n German newspaper In this way she
formed the acquaintance OF Mrs Catherine saner mid
wife at No. 3i3 East Thirty ninhst by whom opera
tlOn was performed
Dr. Weber sent q note to the house Of
Coroner Messemer last evening asking him
10 take Mrs. Bchund's nnte-mortem statement
Mrs. Behud was unable to talk when the Coroner
the house. but he took the statements Of members OF
the family and then orders for the arrest of Mrs
sauer Coroner Mcsscmer subsequently saw Mrs Bchud
ami by the aid of snulant revived her sufficiently
enable her 10 make brief statement From that, and
from what the other members OF the family coud tell 1t
learned that Mrs. Behud went to Mrs Sauer's
house aud promised to pay S75 for the wonans
vices Mrs sauer and MIS-. Weiss, also mid
rooms ot Mrs. Brhud week ago
Mira Weiss called her subsequent days until her
condition became alarming.
Mrs sauer arrested and locked up In tho Eldridge
ST. police station She denied with show OF indgna
ton that she had performed operation upon Mrs
Behind but she admitted To Coroner Levy that abe had
given medicines to her Detectives searching
Mrs. Weiss last night II said by tho physicians
that Mrs Behind could not live until morning.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
BLACKNAIL AND MALICIOUS ANNOYANCE

Lewis p Haver, of No. 25 Park place, was or.
rested yesterday by Detectives Langan and Reilly
on two Indictment is charging him with blackmail
and malicious annoyance The charges arose out
of letters sent to the Exchange Bank of Clyde.
Kan, and the First National Bank of Marathon
n. Y asking for money alleged to be due to Ihomp-
sons Bank Note and Commercial! Reporter The letters
were signed only o. hand stamp bearing the
name of the publication. with the occasional add.
tion of an initial. In writing to the Clyde
Bank the sender of the letters declared thss
we will make it hot for you" If the amount do
nanded Is not paid. lie wrote to the Marathon
Bank: I'VE again ask you to pay and, you don't
shall rake means TO show You TO your neighbors in
your true light" The amounts asked are from -
TO e5, for subscriptions and notices. The cor:
respondence with several other banks is collected
in the indictments. No name Is signed TO any OF
the letters. Slr. Haver was held In SoUU bau On
each Indictment by Judge Lawrence. Henry C..
Hepburn, broker of No. 20 Broad-st., became bis
hondsman.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
APPOINTMENTS BY THE MAYOR.

COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNTS AND A MARSHAL
MANY VISITORS.
Mayor Grace yesterday made the following
appointments: j. b. Adsmson and William r. shear
man. Commissioners OF Accounts, in places OF George f.
Hill and Andrew B. Martin, removed aud Thomas W.
Byrnc. First Marshal IN the place OF George A. McDer-
mott, resigned MIR. Adamson chief clerk Of
the Excise Board. and later clerk In the Bureau OF
Vital Statistics In the Health Department He was
formerly member Of the Tammany organization, but
has recently been connected with the County Democracy
Mr.. shearnan was Commissioner Of Accounts under
Mayors Cooper and Grace. lie dismissed by Mayor
Edison for violating his promise not to make
public tho result Of tho examination by the Com
msoners OF the coupon frauds In the Finance Depart
ment. The Commissioners receive 81, 700 per annuu.
Mr. Byrne, the OF Mr.. McDcrnott, has been
for nine years clerk In the Tax once. lie was men,
ber Of the Tammany Hall General Committee for the
xvIIth District and resigned from to support Mayor
Grace in his recent campaign. His salary Is 800.
"Are you likely TO make many moro changest" was
asked Of the Mayor.
"I think not" he replied "certsiniy mono of any i'm
porance for the present. Tho Commissioner Of Ac-
counts and the Mayors Marshal my stan oicers
OF course wished 10 have those around me In whom
could place the utmost confidence"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TO FORECLOsE. THE READING.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-John G. Bullitt and
Richard c. Dale, on behalf OF william NJ. Robinson, OF
New-York, filed n bill in equity to-day In the United
States Circuit Court providing for the foreclosure OF tho
Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad Company under the
general mortgage loan The petitioner after settling forth
the provisions OF the general mortgage the failure to pay
,he interest and the appointment OF receivers asks that
decroe entered directing tho company to pay what
shall appear to bo due upon taking such account by
day named by the court; that in default OF such
payment a sale be ordered. and that receiver or re-
cevcrs be appointed to take custody OF the property
and continue the business.
In conversation with Judge Butler, Mr.. Bullitt said
that Mr. Robinson owned Ave bonds but that the action
was really instituted by the Fidelity Insurance Trust
and safe Deposit Company. the trustee OF The general
mort gage IL the object ho said To orecose unless
some other could found OF overcoming the diu
culiics The Judge said that II any person supposed
that proposed TO keep ts supervision over the
property indefinitely the idea was mistake and that II
was time that respect should be paid To the rights
the creditors of the company. He then gave notice
that the bill should be filed
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
LANDLORD AND RABBI At ODDS.

Henry Friedman, who occupies room with his
wife at No. "a Moore-st. Brooklyn. has eked out q
scanty living by renting his room on Saturdays to
a small congregation Of Hebrews to hold their
services in. YsstcrdaymorningF Friedman announced
to the congregation that their reat had been raised
with the new year from "a 10 80 o month. The
news created considerable bad feeling, ana when
Mrs. Friedman attempted TO enter the room during
tho services Rabbi Aaron Schoneheld and some Of
tho congregation elected her.. Friedman appeared
in behalf of his wife, and fight took place be-
damage upon each other both men went before
Justice Nasher and preferred charges of assault.
The Justice took no action, however
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
COMMISSIONER SQUIRE AT WORK.
HOW lie WILL EXPEND HIS APPROPRIATIONS
sroRY ARouT TILE APPOINTMENT.

STORY ABOUT THE APPOINTMENT.
Commissioner Squire was busy yesterday ac-
auantng himself with the details OF the work Oh Ills
parment He said that he had looked over the various
appropriations made by the Board OF Estimate ana Ap
poronment and was endeavoring to ascertain 'hc poss
way OF expending them. The Board OF Estimate hao
called on the late Commissioner to furnish list OF the
baances of the various appropriations made
for the Department for 1884 and former years Mt.
Thompson had not furnished the desired Information.
e would procure this information and urnsh IL W the
Board Mr. Squire added that he would not make any ap
pointmens until he had become better acquainted WIN
the Department The story that his appointment was
the result OF combination with exColector simmons
and other Bostonans he denied, adding that MI sii'
mons knew nothing Of his appointment until after 1t was
made. - ,
There was a story quietly told around the City Hall
Yesterday to this effect: When the deadlock over the
of Public Works had lasted nearly threo
weeks the discovery made by Mr.. Thompson ana
his friends that Mayor Edison would vacac the Office at
midnight on December 81 and leave Mr. Kirk to perform
tho functions OF Mayor. This would inciude
tho appointment OF Commissioner OF Public WORKS
and Corporation Counsel without confirmation by the
Aldermen. 1t was important to prevent this me lam,
many Aldermen had said that they would vote Tor any
man nominated by the Mayor, except Mr' ihompH,
sch; schoolmatc Of Mayor Edsons. lie was qIs9
a friend of Mr.. fhompson's Mr.; Squire called called
MIR Edson doubted the possibility OF Mr.. Squire being
confirmed. but sent Tor certain OF the Ismmany Al
dermen They had by Mr. Squire ana promised
TO vote for him. Mr. Thompson directed his close friends
in the Board to vote Tor the nominee. ,,5"rI 30.
all OF the Tammany or County Democracy nluer-
men were made acquainted with the scheme licncc
when Mr.. sqnre's name was sent IN they gnoran,,y ,y
The gst Of the story IS that Mayor Edison and the ram
many Aldermen fooled by Mayor Edsons OLD
schoOnate and Mr. Thompson
The Tammany Aldermen laugh at this story ana say
that they know that the new Commissioner OF inoG y
Works Is all right" IL is certain that there gOod
deal Of mystery attending the appointment both
Tammany Hall and the County Democracy claim Mr;
s0ure Ills appointment OF deputy Is looked forward
TO with good deal Of interest as anurding possible
clew the mystery and enabling me poltoian5 70
tell definitely under what banner Mr.. Squire will place
himself.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
TRANSATLANTIC IRA VELLERS.

The steamer Germanc, OF the White Star
Line. which arrived yesterday had among her pa'sea'
gers the following; d. Anderson W. f. Bellairs, j. T.
Beairs David Bloch Mr. and Mrs Frank Brill, Mr. and
Mrs A. p Bell, Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Carnegie H. B.
Cheeyes j. W. Clark jr William Cross Edward Davies
Joseph NJ. Hill l.. Howe, j. III. Hodges. Max kaskci.
otto Koch, DIR. william Lee, j. :. Lesser, Dr A. IS
Lynde Colonel H. Mattson. Ernest Mayer T. Dickson.
Mr. and Mrs Wright Duryea, Herr Friedrich Madame
M.terna- Friedrich, Madame Pauline Friedrich. joss
Frousky r. W. Forbes q. II. Fisher. II. l.. Gargan. Mr.
and Mrs Arnold Groble Heur Gunard, Isaac Northrop.
w. c. Pollard and family, Captain T. Russell, Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Smith, s. Strauss, William stems and John
1aVlnr
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
TRACING THE CHICAGO FRAUD.

CmcAoo, Jan. 3.-Michael Sullivan, who
was eert Of election at the second prccnc. OF tho
Eighteenth Ward and disappeared shortly after the dis
eovery OF the frauds committed In that precinct has
bsen found at sarnis. Canada reporter Of The Daily
Esvs who discovered his hidingpsce. says that sall
van will not now relate what he knows concerning the
fraud but intimatcs that bo has written To par
tes IN this city, and that unless he receives favorable
response he w return the Invitation OF the Citizens
Connlt,oo and relate Nil ho knowa.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
Mr.. CLARKsON SUPPORTS McCULLOGH.
l..a - As.lIr IN,

Sr. PAUL, Jan. 3.--A correspondent in Des
Moncs Of The Pioneer Press furnishes this: "Ia.ked
Mr ciarkson Of The Des Mones state Register, II he had
read So Johns rcjonder TO Mccullough"
"Ihaye" replied he. "st John demands the proof
that he sold himself TO the Democrats II he will author
ixs two persons whom l can name to tell what they
know and give the evidence which St John knows that
they posscs he have tho proof blank quick that he
offered to sell himself 90 the Republican party aud the
price he asked. I would advise him 10 be cautious IN
the of language he may raise the embargo before
he isawar % a. The facts wit In due time to
show that he IL a seoundrcl Give him rope enough
and Ne "A Al hang himsrlf"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
MR.. MARINES APPOINTMENTS.

District Attorney MARITIME announced at
late hour yesterday afternoon that he had decided to re-
appoint Edward L. Paris as an assistant at @|oooa
year Mr. Paris served in that position under Mr.
Oncy making good record as prosecutor He Is the
president OF the Young Mems Democratic Club. Bernard
J. Douras, formerly the managing clerk Tor van, van,
derpoc Green Cunning was aPp1ihtsu
a deputy assistant at $500. Ambrose = Purdy
was made FIRST assistant In place Of Le Roy = Cove Dir
Pnr,iy was time assistant In the United states
District Attorneys Office, and excited some attention
few years by eccentric actions He II resident OF
the annexed district. John Sexton appointed mes.
sengcr IN place OF Isaac H. Hunter The position OF
subpoena clerk. held by Thaddeus j. Mccarthy was abo
.l.H
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
4 BROOKLYN CHURCH IN DISPUTE.

The church at Ormond place and Jeflerson-st,
Brooklyn. is the subject Of contention between an Eps
copal and Baptist congregation. The former denomi-
nation occupied for I've years and then posses
sion to the Baptiss who assumed mortgage OF 600
aud made a cash payment of 5000. hitch occurred
In the business agreement. and ON December 10 the
OF the church. which they
had temporarily left Tho Baptsts is now alleged on
the night Of December 81 took forcbe possession OF tho
church and have held since The Episcopaians have
esorcd To the courts and notice has been served upon
hc Baptsis vacate show good cause for not doing
an nv Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
sIRi Although foreigner to the State OF New-fork
feel great interest in the pending Senatorial contest
in the Empire State. Appreciate fully how much Is a.
stake and feel that the should be elected at all
hazards and but voice the sentiments Of many when
name the Hon. william NJ. Evarts for that most i'm
portant position.
man is wanted who. instead Of widening, Will close
the gap in our ranks free from party prejudice
and ring manIpulation. Slch We believe MI.
Evars to be. He has proved himself to DO true ana
loyal Republican, and expounded noby the cause OF our
usriois leaders Blaine and Logan In the late fresi,
dental contest Let such man grace the senatorial
chair and be the Napoleon OF our AusterlltZ. very
truly. HERBERT hoLeoMbE'
Muburn, ". j., Jan. 3, 1885.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
OPPOSITION TO MR.. HUBBELL.
RVMoRs THAT THE PRESIDENT WILL BE AshED foH
MALLY TO DECLINE TO DE CANDIDATE.


MAIJY TO DECLINE TO DE A CANDIDATE.
isr TELEGRAPH To THs TRIsUNSi
Albany. JAN 3-The Presidents friends among
Mr. Hubbelrs supporters found this evening that IL
was almost impossible to push Mr. Hubbeli ior the
speakership, owing to a general suspicion that he
IA An Arthur man, and intends to do his utmost,
If elected Speaker, to elect the President
Senator At midnight the Presidents friends were
considering the advisability of telegraphlng to
him at Washington that in their opinion ne
has no chance of being elected Senator, ana
requesting letter by telegraph from him
poStively' declining to be a candidate The
publication and circulation of such docu-
,nent. they are confident, would greatly smoothe Mr.
Hubbells road to the Speakership. All day the
Presidents friends have been declaring that he has
not vet given his consent to the use OF his name ior
the Senatorship and that his sole desire is Tor the
election of some man who will strengthen the Re
publican party in this State 1t is Therefore be-
fieved that his friends will have no dllhculty IN
obtaining such a letter they desire If they send
for ii,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
sATIyG HIS SISTER FROM HER HUSBAND

James Balmcr, an ex-pOitician of the Tenth
Ward Brooklyn is lying at tho Long Island College
Hospital with his head badly wounded and with prob
able fracture Of the skull He bears bad reputation.
ON Friday night when drunk he assaulted his wife at
No li4 Bondst.. and beat her severely with his nsts
lie similar punishment 10 his sister n-law.
Emma Oswald when she demonstrated, and also to his
and attempted 10 maltreat his brothcrn
law Frank Oswald but the latter armed with club
with which he did effective work the ex-politcian's
head and knocked him senselsss The police took the
leased bail by Justice Walsh To await the result OK
his brotherin-laws injuries.