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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
SALE OF THE STEDART FURNITURE.
SPIRITED BIDDING WORKS OFF HUNDRED
PIECES in SHORT ORDER


PIECES In SHORT ORDER
The sale was begun yesterday by Ortgies d Co., al
the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries, No. 3oo fl'haVc'' oi
onantity Of magnificent inaid furniture from the A. II
Stewart mansion The lots offered included some line
screens chairs, sideboards, lounges soias' uess anu
cabinets. There was good crowd present. anu
the bidding was generally Spirited nearly one huhui
pieces being disposed of in one hour and half.
Among tho sa,os was a rich rosewood carved and gilt
double wardrobe with p.ate doors which brought
$50 A marn;dcently carved rosewood inlaid bed
stead brought $500. finely carved ROSEWOOD mar
bletop toilet cabinet. with wardrobe conDhed' lhiau
satin wood was sold for $500 mahogany Dedsteau
ona q hrre., ~ tbe same wood, each with bronze
mounts sold for 800 An elegant carved marpc-"p
bureau. and a carved rosewood, marbe-top French
dressing bureau to match, brougho @oo each' rn's
five dollars WAS the price paid for massive and elab
ora,.,v carved walnut bedstead. An ebony suite, In
laid with ivory including a satin tapestry sofa, an arm
and two side chairs, brought Sl4o.
Two ebony reception chairs inlaid with ivory, weht
for 49, double wardrobe, WIN mirror ooois pio'e
no, Ono NJ the most imposing pieces sold was
massive wall stand about thirteen 1eet sh Win po
carvings which was sold for $3.50. An old Eisnsh
ch,, in the STYLE of Cromwclrs time, went for $780,
A large antique carved oaK' Saihhiahoa on"i,' 49,
td In b,pe and tan leather, sold for $G2. threeiod
,s, scroen of variegated colors on cream ground
uos ubnocked down. for $40, and several other me
cbois and dvans went for sums ranging from @3o W
s,o A mahogany inclosed cabinet desk brought Sso'
The proceeds of the first days sale announced ao %
Among the purchaser C %gro General Avery Of
prookivn: lanes Graham. ID. LindchDor' anu Messrs'
ingalls, and HOFFMAN ,,, -. q o,c1oclr This after
noon vhen about 100 lots will be offered among men
fine magnificent suite made expssN ~, 81 General
p NV Mr. stewart in his house Tor inc use Vi "cn''h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
c,,,rpu,N FIyLEY's IMPORTANT DECISION.

ShIcaro Nov. Observation-Disclosures Finley OF inc
,ros,orn Passenger Association, to-day au'hofiAed
,rtoroeted lines TO make Of So 80 between 81
ouis AID Kansas city The reduction Is one uo'iar'
rut the decision accompanying ii ~, perhaps .'o
most important ever made by passenger
chairman II is that in the future chairman my
iii authorize any line TO meet any r7fe q"o'~" - :"
scsper. provided there are enorsh er'"hcu
the market to cut any figure. me eaSo ~ .,acac
n.o,,oht Nv the Alton against the Missouri fachc'
,,,,.r.n FINLEY investigated and found the NanSas
CIV market stocked with Missouri Pacific conductors
chrchs ostcnsibly given to through passengers no"'
ncrver and beyond TO st. Louis, but VINO "iSa'a ~
e,op off in Kansas City. Chairman Finley ruou ''''
10 such number OF checks could have been s|eH o.'
,ocltimately. and consequently, AUTHORIZED '"o
duction and coupled with D. his deeiHIon % -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
Mrs. NTLLERs CASE AGAIN ADJOURNED

Tho taking of testimony in the application for the
extradton of Mrs. Cornelia Y. E. Miller, charged with
receiving property embezzed by j. II. Field Il Co.,
bankers London. continued before United states
commissioner Shields yesterday. Marbury d Fox APP
neared for the British Government, and William f.
Howe and ex-Congressman John ID. Adams for Mrs.
Miller Counsel for the defence entered number OF
objections TO the adavits introduced by the other SIDE
Mr.. Marbury then asked for an adjournment Of ten
days to allow time for the arrival OF additional evil
lence from England. This was objected to by Mr..
Howe who said that Mrs. Miller ought to be discharged
The charge against her was that she received stolen
property In London. In reality she had received the
money in New York, said Mr. Howe. Mr.. Marbury,
however, contended that the accused woman had rer
ceived the drafts in London, which were property
The only witness examined was Newbold Leroy, an
empoye of Brown Brothers e. Co., who testified 10
shields then adjourned the until Monday, so that
Inc might have time to examine the voummouS PAPERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
FURNITURE MAKERS,
rO4. 1O6 AND los WEST i4TH ST.

the maritime interests of this port. This change
would bring st. Mary's under the direction OF the
Chamber itself. Isaac DENLY, James r. Dixie, An
thony Drexel Holmes Edward !. Horsman, Addison
r. Rand John II. seed and John A. Walker west
elected members of the Chamber James S. T. Strana-
han. A. Foster Higgins, Frederick A. Conklng, William
H. LYON and william L. strong were chosen deegatSe
To represent the Chamber at the annual meeting OF w
National Board of Trade be held at NewOreans ID
December A.. r.,.,,..,
Republic who is travelling In this country ana making
ARRANGEMENTS for Transvaal display at the Woriae
Fair was introduced TO the Chamber after the meeting
was over and made few remarks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
,rncr sDDGWICK'S HEALTH IMPROVING.

A. storv WAS circulated yesterday, which was evi-
oert,v founded on either ignorance or malice that
Chief Judge sedgwick, of the Superior Court had de
eided TO resign his place III consequence Oh Ill heai.n
Judge sedgwck has been i'll for some me but recently
ne has improved good deal and 1t was MS intention
TO sit in Part Of the Superior Court durn's ."e
October term. The other judges In me court
49,, him 20 rest a month or two longer. however,
Insce Freedman sitting in his place. Judge sedgwcK
has always been an extremely conscientious and nara
,"or,rinp judicial officer and the confinement OF hs
,Vs br,ngbt on an attack Of the jaudlce about
ysr ago lie spent nearly all of the summer ~ .on-
ecticnt II Is his present intention TO take MS place
no tbe bench at the beginning OF the December term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
presumably to call on the Census officials ana sec
ATTACHMENTS AGAINST R0SALIE TEINHARDT.

ATTACHMENTS AGAINST R0SALIE STEINHARDT.
The Sheriff yesterday received an attachment against
Lesser Stenhardt and his wife Resale, for $4,000, III
favor of Abraham H. Hummeu, for money loaned, and
an attachment against Resale Stenhardt for $4,000 In
favor of Annie Steinhardt and Bertha Hummell OF
which $4,000 for electric current Supplied to her
ST. 900 for steam, and $1,000 money loaned. The at
tachments granted by Judge OBrien, OF the
Supreme Court and were filed against the property
at Sixtieth-st. and Nnthave-, Fiify -sixthst. and
Ninth-ave., and Seventy second-st, near West End
ave., and in Fifteth-st near Eleventhave The big
apartment houses in Ninth-ave at Fifty ana
Sxteth sts., erected about five years ago. Mrs
Resale seinhardt II is said holds title to consider
able real estate heavily mOrgaged She formerly car,
ried on the manufacture of silk ribbons, at No 552
West Fiftethst but ii is said, has been out Of that
business for about year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
EUROPE IN ADVANCE OF AMERICA.

Nothing Is more marked than the great advance OF
Europe over America In treatment o. Throat Lung
and Catarrhal diseases Many have Inquired the reason
but the due the fact that In Europe they en-
poy Natures remedies and prepared preparations
1t Is this which made many OF their springs 80 no
torious Places like soien throDged with VISITORS
but go these desirable places ana those VINO
cannot but who are suffering from Throat and Lung
diseases can carry spring around with them In the
vest pocket the shape Of little toches The sodeh
Mineral Pastes unbesitatngy recommended by sir
Morel Mackenzie, d. Koch and other famous imper.a
pbys,cians These viii euro when other remedies faL
Obtain only genuine imported article. which nust
have TIE signature and recommendation OF Sir Moieh
NaeIenzfe with each box. None other are genuine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
MAYOR GRANT GOES DUCK-sH0OTTyG.

Mayor Grant left the city last evening Tor few
days OF rest and Understanding on chesapeake Say
lie was accompanied BIZ President Gallup oil inc fark
Department: Rollin VI. Morgan Aldennan-ccct and
I icu,enent Frank Ives brother of Senator Eugene
& Ives. The Mayor expects to return on Monday.
Peorc starting Mr.. Grant was informed that he had
:. majority In his own Assembly District. the XIAth'
over Mr. Scott. According TO this Information the
vote stood Grant, O,604 scott, DADS Grants ma
iority, 1876. II had been supposed that the MINI
went about that Ihuoh the other way
The Mayor said that 1t was possible tha' nc might
stay IN Washington few hours before he came b"ch'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
o,o,,rn,rc pnnrDs FROM THE VIZCAYA.

The ting Dalzel came up to the city from the wreck
-, .n yiycava late on Wednesday night with three
hodes which had been rescued from the sunhcn steamer
One Of them was identified as the body OF Antonio
Rlanco a sailor twenty years Old and ha'lvc VI
Asturlas, SPAIN The other bodies weic
90 Identification The bodies will be buried
-o' I,,onso 10 Ceballos g. Co. When the bodies have
au boon removed from the vzcaya she Will be down
w Nv th. government. as she ~ danger to navigauon
The schooner Hargraves will also be DioS pesent
tim huoy gives warning of the wrecks 10 Vessels
RAISING up and down the coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
HE THINKS CONDENSED MILK P0iSoNhD mn

An Italian, whose name the police UNDERSTOOD " Do
,osonn Demre was sent to st. vncents Hospital rom
90 prncs.st Yesterday, suffering from violent
Mains in the abdomen. He thoueht ne iau p''i
noisoned by condensed milk and the poico sene
sample of the milk to the Health Board ior aia's
Joseph's wife ran away from MN uay vi .,roo shs
me- 90. n,n, tina. way. The can Of condensed milk
Which made him in the house T SaS nut SI POISON
away anu nc S ead That Joseph might be acting
IN IT, IN arder to cause the arrest of his runaway VIE
envbow the police were searching Tor her last c'es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
NETTING OF THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE.

The Board Of Estimate held meeting yesterday al
tended by Mayor Grant, Controller Myers ana rresi
dent Coleman, of the Tax Department, at WINCH tnc
formal statement OF the provisional budget Tor 1871
was made ready for presentation to the Board Of Alder
men on Tuesday. The StreetCeaning Department
was allowed to transfer 100000 from sweepings 10
the account for carting and final disposition Oh ma
teral, The question Of purchasing the Fourteenth
site for the 9th Regiment anory was deierred un,
November 90 owing to legal computations Which, "o''
referred to the Corporation Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
THEY MIST LEAVE sHEA's PIERS.

At a meeting of the Dock Commissioners yesterday
the peti.ion Of the Wholesale oystcrmens Association
N have certain other piers than those leased by Inn
othy Shea set aside for their use, was reiesrci 10
1,,o,ssio,er Cram with power. The oystcrmen have
s,ued 10 come TO any understanding with shea and
have been notified to Leave their present quarters
a,oneside his leased piers and bnkheads on MONDAY
rIs notification comes from the Board OF DOCK coni-
.A..ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
D1sprJT1yG OVER SOUTHEASTERN RATES.

St. Louis, Nov. 6.-Representatives OF the South
eastern lines met here to-day for the purpose OF IN
ducng the Memphis route to increase the freight rate
from Kansas City to the Southeast TO its original
fcnre The reduction of that rate by tiic Memphis
some time ago has made inroads into the business OK
the other lines and they not desiring to meet the rae
and TINS start war; called the meeting for the object
stated All the lines not represented. Inc
Memphis declined 10 advance the rate. AT the next
meeting AT which fuller representation is hoped for
II is probable that the matter will be adjusted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
COLORADO MIDLAND ELECTION.

Colorado Springs Col, Nov. 8.-The stockholders of
the Midland met here Monday. Only J. J. Hagerman
and II. T. Rogers were present They held proxies
for other stockholders. The following Board OF
Directors was elected: Thomas Barring, George NC
Coun. George j. McCook all Of Santa Fe, the latter
general solicitor; J. J. Hagerman Of Colorado Springs
J. II. Busk T. NJ Davis, s. s. Sands. F. F. Thompson.
Thomas E. Jevins Gordon Norris Of Ncw-YOrk. The
meeting adjourned to meet in NewYork on November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
BRUSH WAS TOO HASTY WITH HIS PISTOL.

Judge Cowing, in General Sessions, yesterday SEN
fenced Rodman A. Brush. formerly dentist, TO hve
years Imprisonment, Brush having been found guilty
of assault in the second degree. On September Is
Joseph Provost porter in harness store in Twenty
seventh.st. was sitting bench in Madison Square
when his foot accidentally touched Brush, who sat
newt TO him Brush grew angry, and after brief ex-
change of words shot Provost in the groin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
ADVANCING. THEIR Autumn SCHEDULES.

A large number of passenger agerts were busy at
the Grand Central Station yesterday. They repre-
scented all the roads that embraced In the Wander
bllt SYSTEM and their work the arrangement OF
the details of the new autumn passenger schedes "
cover the whole system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
~, ny,yrs THE JvsAyIrY PARTLY FEIGyED

THE commission consisting OF Daniel Lord IT,, Charles
- Uoss,ck and George j. Fowler appointed 70 examine
d., the sanity OF Alphonse J. stephan the slayer OF
n,,on g. REYNOLDS he'd session yesterday q, Mr. LORDS
once No 40 Broadway. DR.. G. L. Dana tsunea tha'
S ,bought stephani's insanity was In part feigned
,,ah II Reed the financial adviser OF the Stephanl
ss.ny said that the young man was 10 all Appearances
aoo when he went Germany, few months before tho
shooting. ,.o
TLs commission viii meet again MONDAY al D. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
ur SETTLED HIS GRUDGE WITH A PISTOL.

Peter F. OBrien was found guilty before Judge flu
gerald in General Sessions yesterday, OF assault IN
shooting George J. Giess in the face AT tae "rahu
Central Station some time ago. Both men had oeei
employed by the westcott Express company ou.
O'Brien had been discharged lie lmashea liza.
, -S .u.,,,,o err his dismissal and this led
10 the shooting The prisoner was Nhahdeo ior
sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI.

London Nov. Ga meeting of the English snare
holders of the Ohio Mississippi RailFoad Company
was held here to-day A committee was appolntn 10
call in the preferences and common shares ana 70
ssue certificates therefor to the holders, and TO &C,
generally In behalf Of the English holders OF securities
In the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
.,,,r OVER THE CAPE MAY AND sEAsHoRE LINE.
sra.,o

Cane May, Nov. spcciaD-A D. Nelson, OF ri. .,so
aoh,a has been here the last two days lcohis up 'i'
stockholders Of the Philadelphia and ocashore ImaS
asceralning facts as 10 the relation Oh 'o
onriystion lie is acting for the directors
NJ nocentlv annullcd the contract with Edward H.
wood of Philadelphia for the completion OF the roau
to Cape May and sea Isle city Wool refuses 10 s,so
. directors any information and has already an t M
nction on them restraining them rom aiiu h Thsn
contract The will be argued peio'c '"' ~
cciIor i'm Trenton on November IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
MR. GRANT MAKES ANOTHER DEMAND.
KENNY SENT BACK TO WASHINGTON TO COPY
Cr1SSrrS RETURNS.

Supervisor Kenny made a flying trip from ""sn'
ington yesterday bringing back the books ana am
davits connected with the police count OF the CITY, Ds
which he expected to convince Secretary NoDie o'o'
New-York entitled TO a recount Mr.. Kenny coni
pared his movement on the National Capitol TO inc
lannon's military manoeuvre once exeeuted by the King
Of France when with 10000 men he marched up the
hill and then marched down again. Mayor Grant,
however, complImented Mr.. Kenny upon the GOOD
Judgment which he thought had been shown by ms
representative throughout in fencing with the secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07

come. Assistant Passenger Traffic Manager Byne OF
the Atchison, said Too much praise cannot be given
Chairman Finley for his decision. IL Will be the most
wholesome check ever put on Western roads"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07

Tle commission VIII meet again Monday al D. m.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-11-12
FROM THE COLLEGE.
News items, Personals, etc., Gath
cred by Our Reporter ION the
LIN

HILL"
Mr.. VIM. Everett made short
visit home last week.
Mr.. Geo. Peters, of Knoxville,
entered school last week.
Miss Della Anderson paid the
College visit last Monday.
Mr.. j. o. Whitfield says that he
wants it understood that he has a
- I. E.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-11-12
The Difference.

EDTTOR TIMEs.-I would like to
tell your readers something about
my religion and other peoples poll
tics. So by the portrature of their
politics you may see the image of
my religion. Several years ago l
joined the Prohibition party, and l
have been laboring ever since to
get Republicans and Democrats to
join my new party; and l can get
all the recruits I want on ordinary
occasions-that Is when there Is no
big political campaign going on,
but as soon as that comes on they
most all forsake me and 60 back
and vote with their old parties,
Sometimes 1 think very hard oil
them, but when I come to think
how 1 have acted concerning my
religion, I freely forgive them.
Two or three times during my
life 1 have professed religion at the
"big meetings" and I would hold
out very well while the "big meet
ing" lasted, but as soon as I would
90 out in the world and swap horses
a few times, my religion would
seem to forsake me. So you see
Mr.. Editor, while I can keep relig
iously right In storm my neigh
bors can keep politically right in Z
calm. Some people are opposed t.
mixing religion with politics, SO
thought I would not this time, only
to show how differently my tenn
perment in religion seemed to b
to my neighbours disposition IL
politics. Respectfully,
RODERICK R0LKER
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-11-12


The first meeting was held Sunday
afternoon in the Y. M. G. A. room,
conducted by Rev. Frank E. Moore;
subject, "War-cry Of Faith" The
remainder of the meetings of the
week will be held in the College
chapel, beginning at $3.50 and last
ing forty-five minutes. The SUBJ
jects and leaders are as follows: g.
Monday, sympathetic but I'm
satisfied" Conducted by Prof. G. S.
w. Crawford Ha
Tuesday, "a man who knew his
own heart" By w. E. Graham.
Wednesday, almost ruined BY
ffldbsa - iua
Thursday, thinking he was
right when he was radically wrong"
By II. ]. Miles.
Friday, "Knowing what he ought
to do but refusing" BY c. G. Nc
Ginley.
Saturday, "Refecting too late"
By VIM. McClung.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-11-12

"Hclo. Tom. Glad to see you, old fellow
It's almost ten years since we were maried. Sh
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and she's always merry as q lark When ~
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what is going on my wife is always trying scuE
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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-11-12
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