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Evening star., 1885-10-07
THE SCHOOL TEACHERS. SALARIES.
Refusing to Sign the Pay Rolls Until
After the Board Meeting.

The teachers Of the first division OF the public
schools held another meeting yesterday after
noon. when their action In the matter of the re-
duction of salaries was thoroughly discussed.
After q careful canvass of the entire matter in
all Its phases, the conclusion was reached that
the teachers had accomplished all that they
could expect to do. The object OF the agitation
was to avoid the usual consequences of acqui-
escence in such an arrangement, and by Great
Ing such q public sentiment and placing
themselves on record, the danger of the
claims OF the teachers being forgotten
would be greatly lessened. There is no objec-
ton on the part of the teachers to submit to a
necessary reduction, providing that proper
steps are taken to induce Congress to appropriate
for the deficiency. The only thing decided at the
meeting was to refuse to sign the pay rolls this
afternoon, In order to await the next meeting
OF the board OF trustees and see If they are In
earnest In their promise to induce Congress 10
provide TOR the deficiency. The feeling In favor
of not signing the pay rolls is so general
that 1t can almost be called unanimous
The the only exceptions will be when
OF the money. The teacher will sign the rolls
and take the reduced pay, but in all cases
when the necessity Is not urgent, the teachers
OF the nrst division will pass over this months
pay day. fthe action of the trustees at the
next meeting is satisfactory, the reduced pay
Will then be accepted and the teachers, with
the trustees as their advocates, can confidently
look to Congress for relief.
This afternoon meeting of the teachers in
the second division will be held, and IL is ex-
pected that similar action will be taken in re-
gard to the pay rolls.
Evening star., 1885-10-07
The Dying Cardinal.

N
Cardinal McClosky was born at Brooklyn, n
Y, March 20, 1910. He received his early
classical training In New York, and graduated
at Mt St. Mary's college, Emmittsburg, Md.
He studied theology In the Catholic seminary
connected with the same institution; was or
dained priest In st. Patrick's cathedral, New
York, January o. 1884; spent two years attend
ing lectures In Rome and another In France,
and became on his return assistant pastor and
soon afterwards pastor, OF St. Joseph's church,
Hughes In 1s41 FIRST president OF 81. Johns col
lege, Fordham, n Y, but returned the follow
ing year to his pastoral charge. and was appoint.
ed coadjutor to Bishop Hughes November
%, 1913. He was consecrated under the
title OF Bishop Of Axter On p0vStbss INT
delism. March 10, 1914, and on the
division OF the diocese OF New York, was in
stalled I'm September. 1647, rs first bishop of
Albany. He administered that diocese for IL
years with signal ability, erected Q splendid
cathedral at Troy, . well-equipped theological
seminary, built large number OF churches,
Founded many charitable and religious fnstifus
ttons and introduced numerous monastfc
orders and lay communities. On the death OF
Archbishop Hughes he was appointed his sue
cessor, May q, 1854, and took possession Au-
. larger scale the activity shown at Albany
TO the completion OF the magnificent cathedral
on 9TH avenue he contributed $4,000, and
visited Rome in 1874 70 procure materials for
IL Raised 20 the princely dignity OF cardinal
priest March Is, 1875, he received the berretta
In Nay. after which he visited Rome 70 roceAV0
the fnvestiture.
Evening star., 1885-10-07
Affairs i'm West washington.

FELL FROM A BUGGY AND BROKE HIS
NECK.-Between and o'clock last evening
Mr. Samuel Topsey, about 45 years old, a tailor
by trade, living at Cisselville, Virginia.
while on his way home, fell from his
buggy, near the south end of the Aque-
duct bridge, and broke his neck. He never
spoke a word, but died Immediately. Officer
Warwick, of Lieut.. Redways precinct crossed
the bridge and took the body TO the home OF the
SHOT BY AN UNKNOWN CoLoRED MAN.-Last
night about 10 O'Clock, i'm the vicinity of 2sth
on 29th street, was shot In the fieshy part OF
the leg by an unknown colored man. The
officers are making every effort 10 clear the
BUILDING AssoCIArIoN-At the forty-first
monthly meeting OF the First Cooperative
building association of Georgetown, held last
night $1O,5O0 sold as follows: $4,000 at rs per
cent, $4,000 at 20 per cent, q, 900 at rs per
cent, $500 at 80 per cent, $1,000 at 50 per
cent Total, s1O.5 500. Stock and money both
SHIPPING NEws.-Schooner Sarah Eaton ar
rived with calcined plaster from Calais, Me.
Schooner Samuel III. Walker cleared light for
for Fail river. Schooner NJ. V. Il. Chase cleared
for Key West with $50 tons of coal. schooner
Charles A Briggs & cleared l;a Today with 100
Conlon arrived with ], 100 tons OF plaster from
Windsor.
TEMPERATURES AND CoNDrT1oS OF WATER
AT z A. M.-Great Falls, temperature, 56: con-
dition, %. Receiving reservoir, temperature
65 condition at north connection, %; south
perature, 64; condition at infiuent gatehouse.
DO: condition at effuent gatehouse. %. High
tides in the river to-day at 6:27 am. and 6:57
p. m.
CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE.-The shipments
from the mines of the Cumberland coal region
for the week ended Saturday, October 3, were
2.O79,673 tons, decrease OF 81 900 tons as
compared with the corresponding period OF
1854: To Chesapeake and Ohio canal-week,
1887 tons; year, 261 ,509 tons; increase over
last year, 2O,640 tons.
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DUNCANSON BROS. Auctloneers

TRUSTEES M SALE SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ING TWELVE FEET SIX INCHES ON TIL e
EAST SIDE OF FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET,
BETWEEN AND STREETS SOUTH
WEST.
The undersigned Trustees, by virtue of certain 80
deed of trust, bearing date the Goth day of i"l
November. 1883. and duly recorded in Liber 1:.l
1867 folio 26I ct seq, one Of the land records
District OF Columbia, at the request OF the holder
the note secured thereby, will sell at public auction in
front of the premises on TUESDAY, the SIXTH
9th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK
the following piece or parcel of land situated in
the city of Washington. ID. e. and being the south
part Of lot numbered thirteen, in square numbered
five hundred and thirty-eght $3.50, fronting twelve
u2l feet six (6) inches on Ourand ahalf street.
running back with that width of twelve feet six
inches the depth of said lot thirteen one hundred
900 feet.
The terms of sale One-third of the purchase money
In cash and the balance in two equaI instaments in
six and twelve months from day of sale with interest
at six per cent payable semiannualIy for which the
purchasers notes will be required secured by deed
of trust deposit of $IOO will be required at the
time of sale. All conveyancing and recording at the
purchasers cost. If the terms of sale not COM
piled with within ten days from the day of sale the
trustees reserve the right resell the premises at the
risk and cost of the deaulting purchaser.
FRANCIS ]. HEIBERG Err, JR., c,.
HENRY METZ, AfusteeS
@THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
count of weather until FRIDAY, the NINTH DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1888, at the same hour and place
HENRY fSfA1i METZ, Il + s'0 A'''h6''h r. Trustees
Evening star., 1885-10-07

Reported for THE EVENING STAR

Reported f0f THE EVENING STAR
EUGENE MURRAY's TRIAL.-The trial of Eu-
gene Murray for horse stealing is one of the
most prOtracted cases Of the kind which has
ever been heard in the Alexandra county court.
The cases against him have been fought most
vigorously by his counsel. The case dow on
trial was begun on Monday and has already
occupied the court two days. 1t is again In
progress to-day.
THE REFoRM CLUB.-The Alexandra Reform
club, which has done excellent work here for
several years Is about to close for want of
money to keep its rooms open. It is not be-
lieved that citizens OF Alexandra will allow
the rooms to be closed.
POLICE RKPoRr.-John Coleman II held at the
station house this morning charged with tres
passing on the grounds OF John LAWler.--Chas.
Benton, q white stranger, II held here by the
police. It IL charged that he stole some $50
nom II. ]. Jones ct Nokesv1lle, Prince william
county.
NOTm-Hon. J. q Barbour and Hon. Chas. q.
Stuart are 10 address . democrAttc meeting In
Aexandria county st WALKER school ho1ss 70.
morrow ntght-A lasFe number q tctets
have BEEN sold 70 the police ball which takes
place on the 21st at 0cBurney's hall-The
mayor e. his last court cent 20 the chain gang
for fhroo months white tramp named Charles
OeWitt who Oto1o some o1ofhing at Mn 6ta-
ples' boarding hoose On Duke street.
Evening star., 1885-10-07

James p. Hawes to Samuel Bensinger, sub lots
& 1S and !s So. 1905; $500; e; D, Sweet to Owen
W MScqs Gs 2 So so9 Christine si Dnnn gnG
Alice g. de Yturbide to T. 8. Mott, lot J.. sub
SO; 115; S20,5O D. b Croft to 7. 8. Funon,
al to Alice II. Goodwin, lot 2, SO. 2s1; s..
g: E. Emmons to Henry Sayles ct al, sub lot
16a Garfield; =. jeremiah 7. O'Connell TO
trict Of Columbia to s. n. Walker, pit. 1, SO. of
825; = A. Jardin TO Susan 2: Okir, pts. le
ana 10, sub go. 159; $4,000. g. B. Patch to ].
crime p. Walker to same, lot 13i, do; 81 $3.50.
F. Johnson 70 same. lot 100, do; $1,3s8
Same % % " Mfses lot iSs fs7 lSe Se do
same to C. r. Thompson, lot 16S do: f.
Kate Tourney to n. Charles Newsom, lots 16
10 and 20, sub 90. 891; =.
Evening star., 1885-10-07
The Clerks Association.

WHAT Is PROPOSkD 10 do In THE FUTURE
NEW MEMBERS ELECTED.
The regular meeting of the Clerks association
last evening was unusually well attended.
Elmer Dunn was appointed assistant secretary
An important amendment to the constitution
was adopted, whereby members may be ad-
mitted for an iniatiOn fee of one dollar Gnstead
of two) until the 1st of December The object
of this Is to secure large number of members
who did not know OF the association and its ad-
vantages until the fee was raised. Evidence of
its wisdom was given in the application of
twenty-six new members, twenty-five of whom
were balloted for and elected last evening.
Among other plans proposed for the assoca-
tion is one of securing suitable rooms, where
the association may hold all its meetings, and
which may also include library and reading
rooms, rooms for games, conversation, etc. 1t is
alsoproposed that lectures be given by practical
ture as to be helpful and entertaining to the
sions given by the association. Some of the
members advocated the publishing Of q semi
monthly paper, which shall be the official or
gan of the association. All of these matters are
under consideration, and will be the subject of
later legislation.
The total number Of members in good stand
ing Is now 1873. E. G. Gatchell. Charles H.
Jones, T. e. Kibbey, NJ. Fischer, Argyle Finney,
A. r. McChesney, e. L. Etchtson, William r.
Hunt. Walter s. Powell, William Davis, E. ].
Etchison, Sam Kennedy, A. Burklin, 8. Hart,
H. Barr, NJ. Malhouse, F. Breslaur, NJ Hanlein,
Howard Fisher. j. N. Moore, ]. C. Hughlett and
j. H. Hawley were elected to membership last
evening.
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October Weddinga.

Mr.. Alfred 6. Osborn and Miss Annie G.
Beall were married yesterday at Emory chapel,
Brightwood, by Rev. Mr.. Boggs. The ushers were
r. e. L. White, f. b. Myers and A. l. Kerne.
After the ceremony wedding breakfast was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn then left for the
north.
Mr.: Charles 81. Korts, of the passenger depart
ment OF the Pennsylvania railroad, and Miss
Linnte A. KnOOt, of South Washington, were
married yesterday by Rev. DR.. Addison, at the
parsonage of Trinity p. e. church, and last
evening left the city for q bridal trip In the
north.
Evening star., 1885-10-07
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
No. 2O22 II STREET NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF decree, passed by the Supreme g.1A
Court OF the District Of Columbia in Equity sm
premises, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER NINTH, 1856 At
FIVE O'CLOCK p: NJ, the east one-haf of Lot thir-
uen In square one hundre two, having front
Zoo feet on street northwest and depth Of l4O To-
Street.
ierms Of sale prescribed by the decree: Onethird
Cash. onetnrd In six months and Onethird In twelve
months deferred payments secured by deed of trust
on ne property and drawing interest at six per cent
or AL easn at option of purchaser. Conveyancng ut
purchasers cost, and SlUO deposit by purchaser on
se2Sddds 201 Az street norfhwcsf
Evening star., 1885-10-07

1UNCANSON BROS., AuctioneerA
TRUSTEES SALE OF WALNUT CHAMBER
FURNITURE, BRUSSELS AND OTHER CAR
PEIS, HAIR MATTRESSES, WARDROBES.
BUREAUS, WASISTANDS, TABLES, PAINT
iNSS CHAIRS. ROt KRIS, FRENCH PLATE
MlKhOBS ENGRANINGS, LOUNGES,
SIONES, GLASS. CHINA, &c, REMOVAL
FOR CONVENIEsJCE OF SALE
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
No. iOO1 folio IL et seq of the land records of
me Dstrict OF Columbia, will sell, SATURDAY.
0SlOBEk TENTH A. ID. 1885, COMMENCING at
len y CLOCK \. NJ. at the auction rooms of Dun
carson Bros 9th aud streets northwest, the goods
ao cha'tels described in Schedule "a" an
nsaeu 10 said trust and comprising in part.
walnut Chamber Sets. Chairs, Tables
Maple Chanoer sets. Bureaus, Wa ashstands.
Wardrobes. Hal and Other Mattresses
6Prehch plate Mirrors, Engravings Paintings.
BRUSSELS and Other Carpets Lounges
other articles.
Terms cash.
Oe5-u ID
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.HOMAs BOWLING. Aucuonesr.

EXECUTOR'S AND TRUSTEES SALE EOF yALU-
ALE ABLE IMPROVED GEORGETOWN PROP
q, ~ st STREET ; a, AND WASHINGTON THIR-
CO AS t tEAecntor of Matthews and Trustee 80
ioI the heirs of H. c. Matthews, will sell at emsSSH
Puptc P auction to the highest bidder, on FRI t.#
RAsr Raans t0gk t O'clock p NJ, part Of Lot 2O3 in
fen,i e aaalton ls9uare SS) to Georgetown, ID. C..
HOnung 6O feet on tWeS) street and extending back
th 81 that width ~ feet on Thirtiet
tnree-story and basement brick house
Terms OF sale: One-third cash balance in one two
anu years, In secured notes, with interest at six
Per cent per annum $500 to be paid at time of sale
EESSmveyasncng and recording at purchasers cost.
~ ~ coHpnance be not had with terms Of sale within
SIX t6l days, after sale, resale will be had at default
the Evening star, q M NJ TsitI L.NCsS -
Oc6-d&ds Executor and Trustee i2Os RI st at.
Evening star., 1885-10-07
THIS EVENING.

CONTINUATION OF H. K. FULTONS SALE
Oof Forfeited Pledges WEDNESDAY, October =
at oclo m when he will sell large collection OF
Clothing and One Set of American Cyclopaedias, to-
geiher with full line of Ladies' Wraps and Shaws &C
H. X. FULTON,
Oc6-2tH Pawnbroker and AuCtiOneer
Evening star., 1885-10-07
THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and lltn St, BY
The Evening S:ar Newspaper Company,
GEO. W, ADAMS. Pres't

THE EVENING STAR served to subscribers IN ths
city by Carriers their own account af 10 cents
week, OF 44c per month. Copies at the counter, 2
cents each By mail-postage prepaid-6O cents .
month. one year. So: six months. So
Entered at the Post Office Al Washingtou. D. C.
second-class mail matter
THE WEEKLY STAR-pubIished Friday-$1 q
year, postage prepaid Six months. so cents.
AZ AL mail subscriptions must be paid in advances
popaper sent longer than Is paid for.
Rates of advertising made known on application.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-sTORY AND BASE
NM BRICK HOUSE, NO. 1909 STREET
NORTHWEST. AT ATJ(sTTON

NohfHWESf. AT AUCTION.
By vtrtue of a daaa 30 -. - x.o...s.a g., -
% a. a. ioro 292 ct seq. of the land re- S:#
ts ior 'ns district Of Columbia,w will sell, in
1Sst T1SWtESTnTiSHC0ND :, niHl on DAY OF OCTOBER. A. d,
Gel OF land and premises known and desieaed on the
beisR Lot Ptat OF S% q WashingtOn City D. c. ns
e a. subdivision Of original lots l. 2 s. &C. In square
aa., togesner with the improvemenis ways, ease
or IN any manner appertaininp
yne-tnrd Cash, balance in equal instalments
a cs ~ 1y desd Of trust properly sold all
onired nj pstws y. "a purchaser deposit Of e1OO re
shsssrs e. cost II terms Of sale are not complied with
sne paoefty AZ the risk and cost OF the defhntine
h sos n,s1s nve days public notice Of such resale
~ soAAs "e"spsPet publ bed In Washington. D. G.
IHANK b SMITH r->>.
WA r HOOPER,
Evening star., 1885-10-07

ANOTHER CURIOUS PHASE OF A MIssol
RAPE AND IYNCHING CASE

RAPE AND LYNCHING CASE.
NEW LONDON, Mo-, October 5.-Another
curious phase has come TO light In the case OF
81 King, the negro rapist, whose dead body waa
found hanging I'm the woods near this town,
and who was declared by the coroners jury to
have committed suicide, although little doubt
is felt that he was lynched. The body Was
buried on Saturday at the foot of the tree from
which IL had been suspended. During that
night, or subsequently, il was learned, yester-
day, the body was taken up and cremated by
unknown parties. Several OF our citizens pro-
ceeded to the spot yesterday and raked out OF
the siill smoldering ashes pieces OF bone belong.
ing to the negros skeleton which they brought
back to the city with them. A thigh bone and
piece OF the yertebr9, with two ribs attached
are now on exhibit here.
Evening star., 1885-10-07

ing Of the Humane society Monday afternoon
It was decided TO censure Mr. n. r. Key, the
agent OF the society, on account Of alleged Inn
proper conduct charged against him. Members
Of the COMMITTEES which presented the charges
rscommsndea recon tns discharge of Mr: Key but
tneiE recommenuation was not adopted. There
Of the committees. resigned. a new COMMITTEES
was organised, with Nr. Chaa. A. walter q
chairman.
Evening star., 1885-10-07
nUNCANsoN BROS. ,Aucuoneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE THREEcSTORY
BRICK DWELLING, No go Il STREET
SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF deed of trust. duly recorded 80
among tne land records of the District OF Column :
bia, IN iAber No 1887, folio 113, seq., and at E:8
the request OF the party secured will SELL at pubic
anction, IN iront OF the premises, on SATURDAY. the
IENI dt-NIli pAI I, OF OCTOBER. A. D 1850. AT FIVE
Abram r. Barks~s recorded subdiyisjon Of lots in
square three hundred and eghtythree (3s) together
with the improvements thereon consist ing of hand
some threestOry Brick Dwelling
Terms or sale: One-third of the purchase money In
csn and the balance In three equal payments,
WE'VE and eighteen months, with interest from the
DAY OF sale, 70 be secured by deed of trust the
property. or Oil the purchase money be- paid In
cash c deposit OF sioo VIII be required at The time OF
seven days nom day OF sale, the Trustees reserve the
rSht TO resell at the risk OF the de.uing purchaser
All conveyancfng and recording cost OF purchaser.
WILLIAM w. BOARMAN, 1 1,...1
se2e-d&ds GEORGEC c. BOARMAN, Afes'
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER EIGHTH,
AT TEN A. NJ,
REGULAR SALE AT OUR sALEsRooMs.

LARGE STOCK OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION-BEDROO SETS,
PARLOR SUITES. WARDROBES, SIDE
BOARDS. .CHIFFONIER, DINING-ROOM FUR
NITURE, DESKS, SHOW CASES. TINWARE,
CROCKERY, &c. LARGE NUMBER OF ELE-
CANT BRUSSELS, INGRAM AND OTHER
NEW AND SECONDHAND CARPETS AND
O1LCLOTHS: SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
SMYRNA AND OTHER RUGS, &c, WITH
THE USUAL ASSORTMENT OF MISCELLA-
NEOUS GOODS 1t
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nUNCANsoN BROS, AuctIoneers.

SPECIAL SALE.
MAGNIFICENT fiINI q I(I E sALE0E SUPERB HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c. TO TAKE PLACE,
AT OUR SALESROOMS, NINTH AND d
STREETS NORTHWEST,
p SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TENTH,
BEGINNING AT TEN O'CLOCK SHARP
Embracing
HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE, ELEGANT WAL.
NUT CHA ABER SUITES, DIVANS, EASY
RACK, LOUNGES. WALNUT PILLAR EX-
sIIHnNESRi0N TABLES n MASSIXE WALNuT Az
CHAIRS, TURCOMAN CURTAINS, VERY
FINE; BRUSSELS CARPETS, &C., &c
The above goods are in fine condition and should
command the attention of parties in search of excel
lent Household Furniture. Octi4t
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RICH AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION,
EMBRACING

AT AUCTION,
EMBRACING
ROSEWOOD PIANO-FORTE, WITH COVER AND
STOOL (MADE BY HENRY F. MILLER OF
UPHOLSTERED IN DIFFERENT STYLES,
AND COST $3.50 Is PIECEs), ONE ELEGANT
FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRROR, WITH
BRONZE FRAME AND EMBROIDERED
DRAPERY, FINELY EXECUTED WATER
COLORS ARTISTIC TABLES AND PEDES-
TALoBRASS FIRESETS, ELEGANT WILTON,
VELVET AND BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS,
FINE FRENCH CLOCK IN MARBLE, ORNA-
MENTS. SMYRNA CARPETS, ELEGANT WAL
NUT TENNESSEE MARBLETOP CHAMBER
SET WITH FRENCH PLATE MIRROR g
PIECES), ELEGANT MAHOGANY AND
CHERRY CHAMBER SUITES, FINE HAIR
MATTRESSES, SPRING BEDS, FEATHER
PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS 8 ELEGANT
COUCHES, BEAUTIFULLY UPHOLSTERED,
FINELY UPHOLSTERED RECLINING AND
EASY CHAIRS, ,CHIFFONIERS, ,WALNUTS SEC
RETARY. LIBRARY DESK, ONE VERY FINE
CIRCULAR LINED WITH MINK SABLE,
VERY MASSIVE AND COSTLY HALL STAND
WITH F. p MIRROR, HANDSOME WALNUT
D1NING-ROOM FURNITURE, CHINA AND
GLASS WARE, KITCHEN OIL CLOTHS.
KITCHEN REQUISITES &C., &C.
On MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 12, 1885, at
the elegant residence No 27 Iowa Circle shall sell at
loOCLOCk the entire contents, which were made to
order by celebrated makers of Philadelphia
class In every particular The articles will be on view
on saturday, Oct 1O, prior to sale from 10 am, till
p. m
oc7-4t THOMAS BOWLING Auctionoer
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Sueing Heath d 90.

HE SEEKS TO PREVENT THE TRANSFER OF GER.
TAIN STOCKS TO THE DEFUNCT FIRM.
NEW YORK, october 7.-Giovanni p. Morosini
has begun an action in the supreme court
against the firm of VIM. Heath & Co. and it's as
signee, Adamson r. McCanless, and has OBJ
tanned an injunction restraining the defendants
and their agents from making any tran fer pay-
ment or delivery or other disposition of the
1850 shares of the capital stock OF the
twenty-five second mortgage bonds OF 1.-THE
Metropolitan Elevated Railroad company, ex-
cept so far as the same may restrain any officer
or committee of the stock exchange from per-
forming its or his duties under the constitution
or bylaws of the exchange. Mr.. Morosini
claims that these stocks were purchased for
him, and that if they were disposed OF during
the pendency of this suit his rights would not
be protected and he would be irreparably In
jured.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO. Auctioneers
SPECIAL SALE

SEVERAL PIECES OF ANTIQUE AND MODERN
FURNITURE,
AT OUR SALESROOM
TOMORROW MORNING. OCTOBER EIGHTH,
AT 1870 O'CLOCK, we SHALL SELL
WITHIN OUR SALESROOM SEVE-
hAL HANDSOME PIECES OF FURNITURE
Tmo Tne AAfh.laue Afa Mahogary Bureau, perfect.
Two Manogany Sofas; MahO, any Tables.
Nan MNan93gany 3y corner Cupboard from Mount Vernon.
Two iarge Gilt Frame Pier Mirrors, with Slabs and
handsome Parlor Suite upholstered in Plush heavily
Ebony framed Parlor Suite upholstered in Old Gold
Elegant Mahogany Book Case
Antl9ue Lace Curtains and POrteres: Ebony Tables.
VNUu,Cnes: nan Racks Walnut Chamber Suites.
w VA ainut SldebOards; Mahogany Chamber Suites.
oaK chamber suites; Walnut Chairs upholstered in
Leather,
Walnut Wardrobes; Easy Chairs.
Dlnner services: Decorated Toilet Sets
brussels carpets; Hair Mattresses, etc,
ocI WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. AuctS
"EEKS & CO., Auctloneers,
w 637 La. ave.. opposite City Post Office