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Fj.l- the isTEWtiVG Wortcfr Wednesday: wttTEMBER is; iissr. f ' 11
H0 BOOMING SKY HIGH.
JUIIS RAMTANT AND BEARS FLEEING TO
HV covm.
H lrIat!oB Rnnnln Wild In Wall Birr Ft
Kv Btc FroflU Marie on Conl Stncks-Ht.
Hv' Paul Jump Co the Great Disappointment
Hjrr1 ' tke Hhortc-Rxcllemrnt Among the
Kl Broker A neaetlon flfay be Iooked for.
H a NWAIID nnd upwnrA
f "V' NJEvl Booms lo bo tlio motto
1K fl g A fl0' tho street just nt
BkT ljll ! f II present nud tho foollnp;
''' ll(k e osviolontly bullish
E;V' r I. "lTJ aslt wftsbonriBunshort
1B P yjCfttflv I'mo oro. This is not
K' R?i vS'r:T? surprising. " stock
Mf" jgttM " 1 1 np "peculator" noTor do
HjL WaVl y Aya nnythlog by linlves;
iB't xsT"" ojr vory "fln' w-
K& I jji p" over, carry tboir raovo.
K Jl- merits to oxtromcii, and
H fefiilfi i9m unloss tho lenders uinko
B? lliiwrilflllHti efforts to chock theeur-
iRx fllKral f rorit speculation is liko-
HKk S-jirfefSf-Sa lytorun wild. Tlio day
B? SfljSsepiaiWi. oponod with n whirl of
H ttenst OI.CWS. excitomont at tho Stock
Hb& Exchftnfco nrul tho trading was dim-
B? ply enormous. Throughout tho morn.
Ki inff thcro woro watos of buoyancy,
fetf each movement carrying prices liiclior tlmn
LO- before. It was by all odds tho liiu-
K nest market for many months, nud
Hp ono of the lending bulls nuupostcd
3! that tho thing was dono to Rignnlizo tho ru-
r, turn of Eatomnn, who has boon rusticating
B for a week or bo.
K& Ilonry Olews was ono of tho happiost of
Hi Irokors. IIo said t
f . " The bears have been completely routod
H&" and Bateman, Onmmack nnd tho rest hnvn
K; bonon the dead run since yesterday and
n&e haven't stopped yet. I told my cuHtomnrs."
k he continued, " on Oct. 10, that they should
HC buy all the; could as stocks would boom for
Kk. the noxt six months, as I beliovo they will."
P' Other brokers held similar vIowh and woro
B telegraphing to tholr out-of-town customers
H& to buy on tho renctloLB and sell on the
Ec bulges. As o gonoral thing tlioy recommend
Br the purchases of such sharesas have not ritwm
B much' as yet, and tho low-priced ones aro alHo
Hj, favorites. Already big money has been
Hi ftlftue in Hocking Goal, Erio, Tminesneo
g Colorado Coal and Norfolk & Western.
Hr This morning Wheeling & Lake Erio began
H: to movo up lively, nnd it soon croHHod 48.
iilVT, The greatest dlsaimolutmeut to tho bears
KP was Ht. Paul. Tliis has been their strong-
Hv bold, and when it moved up in
Bjf Bpito of nil efforts to keep
Btv It down dettiornlizntlon sprrnil through
4' thoir ranks. It opened H higher at 7(1 and
f. crept up steadily until it sold n frnction
Bh above 77. London took a considerable
"t amount, and this mado it easy
k Tor tho bulls hero. Up to noon
Hfr 01,600 shares of this stock had clmuguil
Hj bands, About tho Homo amount of Western
HK ynion waa dealt in, and this stock
HR-r finally took n start, iiiuoli to
Hv , the satisfaction of tho people who hmo
B? been lugging it along for v ceks and months.
KmE j The bulls Bay it is now on its way to 00, and
Hi that, all rumors to tho contrary not-
H withstanding. Gould hns made arrangements
Bf , to havo it listed at tho Loudon Htook ICx.
H; ' change, Tho stock sold up to HI at 1 o'clock
Hu' and the shorts were soveroly handled.
Vv- OUT tablo of fluctuations will show nt n
H( planco how general was tho improvomout
H' to-day.
B 4 To those contemplating purchases it mny
Htf bo as well to say that af tor tho recent Bhnrp
K1'-' tiso a reaction mny occur nt any time. Tho
Br' enortinterest has been materially reduced, nnd
K.J," when this is tho case it is always tho policy
Kj".P' of the bulla to Ohango their tactics for n time,
C; and then lake a f rosh hold.
Hk. tub qvotationh.
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Ki O.ntrml Pitlfla , si SI jfl HI
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KV, Octuolidtt,! ()t.., 70 70 7(1 70
fU; l)el Lick.l Westara 133 13) 13JV 133'. I
Hft ,!.UwMe Hudson , 103 il)(l 5ul2 lllK
f bennrAIUoarindpM M'i Hill IW'i ill
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Kkl S.Tenn., V..1U.. 2dpfd... 'J4'( r4 'Jl'i 2tV,
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M Ind., Blooro. A We.tero 10 10 10 10
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iiHy Ornon TranaconUnenUl 'JO W '.'() 'JO,
a Oreifoa lmproTrment 3'lW 40'? H'l'i 0V
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H PaoTflo Mill 37 3 37 37'i
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Kf!'4 Wabaah.tit. IiOul4Pclno... 17 17 17 170
aHf Wb.iBt.L.,iul4 1'iclopM.. IIP. 3.lfi( .,1. JIJ.J
K 'JfeaUm Union Telea-rapb .... "U'I H1VJ 71IW HI V
g VYbeoluw Lake line 4b. , tut; 48.Q
H' Tips From " Tlio Hveiilnn World'e " TlrUrr,'
Br' Forjtioflnitline In overajcar Wtiioru Uulon
H climbed up to w iin J ul)o)e,
Bp Deaplte tbo advancing market Mr. llatcman con-
V ttnaei to bo a bear. Uo looks lor trouble auioiiK
g lae railroad!.
E CTbe temper of the boom was deoldedlj bnlllslt
f; from the opening-, with Western Uulon and tiu
t 1anl It opucial (cat urea.
H The Mltaonrl Paciria Itallroad Comnatiy has 0e-
H elded toput on a fast tr.iln liibtead of cultliiir rates
T to compete with the Union I'uclflc.
Hkr nTce luting ot Wmtern Union la tlio Ixindon
Ri' Block. UiclianRO helped the boom. Trinilera of
K stock will be made by Uartog Pros. U Uo.
R' K Slock Kxchango memberahlpt, which told lately
HHf. lor 120,000, were aald to bo worth tn.dOOeacft
HA& to-day, and seats In the Coniolldated UxchauRo
k were reported to have advanced between tsoo and
KwL SI. ow.
HK' Many thought that ons reaion for tho booming-
p tnarket waa the probable shutting down of the
H.1 uueket-tbopa on account of the ileclilon In the
fjR Todd case, which would throw loads of butinead
K Into the exchanges.
HKj The bucket-'hops did not cloae up tn-dar, but
RC were apparently ilulnc a rusnlns biibliiM-'. Todd's
gn' ' big agslr Included, us well a other larce eetHbllati-
Bb inents on New Btrcet aud ilroadway, Tae pto-
Mftn', prlelora aald, however, that they were only cloning
fc; onutandlng contracts.
VA" M'olf Aldermen Turn Up Again.
RJC The Wolf Board of Aldermen turned up again tc-
7 day. It started years ago with the claim that all
Kttf ptherHoaroa of Aldermen were uuconitltutlonal
K and has kept up the claim ever elnyo. This time It
Uf Wtnts to count the city vote. To-day t e Hoard
RJb obtained from Judge Darren an order requiring the
g Mayor, Aldermen and t'ommoualty and county
O Clerk to thow cause on Nov. 'it why a peremptory
B mundamun ihciuld not l.auo rrqulrliu tne uspoiid-
W ents to recoynlze thu relators as the Common
Ng Council, Suprrvlsors and county couvoiceri by ad-
HL tnUMcrlngthoosili of ofllcc aa county ctuvaaairi
R and give item pofscaaionoi the election rtturna.
Hj Still Working on niaat'a Cnie.
Kf , tuyt. Murray was away from headquarters to-
Kt' fy, and Inspector Dyrnn wonld say nothing
Dm tbout Uerr Moat's case except that the police Wer
MISS OAKTENTEIfS STOLEN LOCKS.
Bhe Bnspectit nn One, nnd Thinks Short Italr
la Ileal for n Violinist.
" AVhat shall 1 do with tho wealth of hair
thoso miscreants robbed mo of ?' Why, mako
a hair matlrchs. I'm suro thcTO was plenty of
it, nud bo thick tool"
Frotly Nettle Carpentor, tho violinist, who
is at present connected with tho Qerstor
Opera Company, was tho speaker, nnd was
telling tlio story of tho loss of her hair. Yes
tcrdny biio went shopping with her father.
Sho woro her hair, which is a glossr brown,
in long tresses renching below iter shoulders,
nnd caught by r single whito ribbon near tho
head.
After returning to her homo, UO East
Twonty.fifth stroet, Miss Carpontor uu
BUipcctlngly removed her bonnet nud then
what remained of Iter hair fell to tho floor.
It had boon sovorod by solno sharp instru
ment closo to tho head and .part had boon
stolen. Tho ribbon and elnstio of her bonnet
hnd tiroventcd it from falling on tho street.
Wliou an Kvknino AVonui roportcr called
to Rympnthlzo with tho young lady this morn
ing slio appeared disconsolate. Hho Is Hnrn
teen yenrs old, with o full round faoo, a fair
comploxlon and bright bluo eyes. Hho woro
a becoming pink morning costume, trimmed
with costly whito laeo.
"And how did it happen i" Bhe continued.
" Oh, I am suro 1 don't know. Tana and I
wero together all tho tlmo except for a mo
mcut in tho olovnlor at Stern's. IIo was at
tho front and I In tho reur. There woro some
persons behind mo, though, indeed. I cannot
accusa them ; but I fool that It was there that
tho act wor dono."
' No. I felt nothing, not oven n tug nt my
linir. And there's not a soul I enn ncouMi. I
hnvo no enomics that I am nwaro of, but per.
Imps Homo ono who has mnlico towards inn or
Is jonlotis of tno is tho guilty ono. It is ho
unfortunate, for twlcn in London was the
batuo thing attempted."
" And how do you liko tho change ?"
" Woll, I will toll yon. Thoro is ono nd
vanUgo in Bhort hair, and that is. boforo
playing I can run my fingers through it, and
bo strengthen my hold on my bow. All great
artists do that, you know, so perhaps it will
bo a benefit to mo. I am suro I do not know
but that I'm pleased as it is."
" Do you intend lo plncotho mattor into
tho ImudR of tlio police f "
" Oh. yos. Mamma is going to Bapt. Mur
ray tn-dar."
' Yes," Intorrnptetl Mrs. Carponter, " if
Romo ono would just glvn tho pnrBon who
out her hair into my hands, ovon for a mo.
mont, I would glvo lilm all I possess, and tho
rascal who Is guilty would never regret his
dood but onco, and that would bo all his
life." And she spoko hh though sho meant
what sho Bald.
Miss Onrpontor hns hnd her hair trimmed,
and now it stands up nuito becomingly.
COUNTING TUB QYVX VOTE.
The rionrd or County Cnavnsiera MnUre a
(innil Hturt nt It Work To.Dny.
President Ilonry It. Ileokuian, with a senr
lot gcrnniiim in his hutton-holo, wit in tho
Council Ohambor for half nn hour after 11
o'clock this morning boforo enough Aldnr
inctt camo In to form n quorum of tho Hoard
of County CanvnsserB. County Clerk Tlnck
noted ns clerk, nBsiutcd by Deputy Thomas F.
Oilroy.
Tlio canvassing of tho votes cast at tho
recent oloction bogan to-day with tho Fifth
District. In tho returns of tho I'ifteenth
rioctlou District tho figures for Burrogato
and Judges of the City Court wero found to
bo badlr mixed up. Tho returns woro re
ferred to a committoo and tho iuupoctors
wero sunt for to explain matters.
Tho reading wont on smoothly and rather
monotonously until tho Bixth Assembly Dis
trict was readied, when things livmicd up a
little. Tho Bixth is the second of tlio threo
Assembly districts composing tho Fifth
.luillolnl District, where abot fight was waged
between Henry M. Opldfoglo, Oonnty Do
mocraey, and tho sitting JuNticp John II.
McCarthy, Tammany. Tho liollco returns
gio Ooldfoglo a plurality of TSJ over Ma.
Carthy in n total voto of 24,060. Tho cnuvns.1
of tho voters of tho Fourth Assembly District
confirmed tho police roturns unchanged, hnd
so fnr no errors have been found in the Bixth
District returns. Lnwynr Oliarles Ij. Colin is
in nttondanoo to look nftor Mr. Ooldfoglo'H
interests, nnd ox-Aldnrmnn Ilyan Bcruliuizos
tho returns on behalf of Judgo McCarthy.
Tho Hoard expects to get as far us tho
Twelfth District boforo adjourning this ovon
ing. Tho cninn.su will bo completed on
Friday.
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I This l.nir n Drnil l,nlfrr.
It woi denied at tlio Mayor's office to-day that
I any order hud ever been Issued forbidding auction
sales of paintings at night, or any
I announcement that tho Mayor intended
to enfuroe the old law of 1818,
I which prohibits tlio salo In the evcnltig of any
I uork of art except line cngraviucs. So long
l as the Ihw remains upon the Blatiuo
books, hotrcver, an auctioneer who dls-
l rcgarda It Is liable to arrest and vrosccu-
Hon if any IIMlaposed person should make
a complaint against him. I'rartlrslly. hnweter,
It Is a dead letter, at is prnred by the fact thas
every Important sale of nrt works In recent years hat
taken placu In the e ruing.
m n
Iirmnnde of tlic linn llutrhrrs.
Tho Stanley Association of Knights of Labor,
the organization of the 5,000 hog bittcnera of this
city, will to-day airve thtlr demands on their
employers. They demand J10 a week for chain
ers, titicki-n, scaldcrs, scrapers, gut runners and
leer runner, nud fur shovcrs nud ma
chine mon when required to work at kill
ing nnd carrytnir hoga. For ahovera and
machine men who work nt killing ami who clean
up In the iiiornlnir f is n week 'H wanted. It Is slip.
nlited that those who nro engaged In killing shall
not be required to carry hogs durlug November,
December and January,
Two KiiihII Kircn.
An overturned candle set Are to tho fnur-story
tcnonicnt-house, C5'i I'.ast S'allS street, early tidi
luornliig. The members of tho fourticu fsmlllrs
In the house wo re cunaldtrably alarmed for a short
lline. Little damage iu none.
An ahlrr.i of ore created some excitement In the
teiieiiimil-house at 188 West Thirtieth streit early
this morning. The police carried suteen colored
women anil children out of the bulldlnt and took
thrm to the Nineteenth Precinct Blalloii-IIotiBe,
where they huddled around tho stove to keep
warm. 1 he lots by the tire was small.
nlr. fllunro'e llnrnnln.
Norman UMunro was the purchaser of the dwell
Ing VI West l'llty-eeventh plreet, at the Heal
Kxchaiige to-day lor 9,HM. Tho property nas
owned bv Jacob Kothschlld aud sold Iu -Muller
bolt for his acionnt. It nss stutod that the original
coat of the building waa $iss,ooo.
Prospective Hwltcbmcn's 8trike.
(ariCUL TO TUB IVXMINO VtOBLU.l
MiLwiukHK, Nov. 16. A general itrtke ot
switchmen Is expectod to tako place to-day on
all the roads leading Into this city. 1 he men de
mand the sniiiB wages received by the Chicago
switchmen. '1 lie Ht. Paul Company has uakol for
lollte roleitlun.
l.ornl News In Uriel".
Tho following sudden deaths were reported at
tho Coroner's omen to-day t William If. t'ndcr
wood at im 1'nlrd uvenuo and Charles Joliaunet at
lis Kait One Hundred and hlxth street.
Vrauk Huni'er, fifteen ycareold, of IMl Samuel
street, Tremoni. hau his left hand torn on this
morning bv a plcktng-msohlue wblch he waa feed
ing, In Moan's mat factory, In llrnnx street, bet ween
Clove and t-amuel streets, lie will pronably die.
Henry Hhay aud Matthew Iteagan, tho lads who,
It Is alleged, broko into Kiismak's saloon, next to
tho Ilrl'Ige, eatly yesterday morning, were ar
ralgued at tne 'lombs to-dur on a charge of burg
lary. '1 hey were held by'Juitlce O'lteilly to an.
etier nt (leneia Mcsnum.
At lite annual tuivilng of tho Kclectlo Meilloul
fioclety of the City and County of New York, held
last night, tho followliin officers were elictedt Dr.
J. W. ltock, I'resldeut: fir. O. A. Hyde, Vic.
President: Dr. John A. lleuermann, Secretarjj Dr.
A. J. Kelemao, Treaiurer, and Drs. I). A. Casella,
B. Jaotl, W. O. Bailey, 11. VA Walts and a. 0.
, lieflter, lloard of Ccaiun,,
DESPERATE: FROM TOYERTY.
AN ATTEIIIT TO COJIMIT BDICIDE BY A
LEArFEOMTHEBRIDQE.
Henry Clnlvmy ArrMted While Ctlmblns; Over
the Trrsllc.WorkOnt of Work. 1'ennU
less, and Ills Wife land HU I.lttle Children
nt Home rllnrvlna Ilrldne 1'ollce InvsatU
sjnte the Btorj nnd l"lnd It Trne.
Itoundsmnn Wiggins, of tho llrooklj-n
Ilridgo Police, saw a man attempting to
climb over tho trestlowork on tho sonth
roadway of tho big struct tiro, on tho New
York side, near tho land span, nt 0 o'clock
this morning.
Tho man was vory respectably dressed in
dark clothes by no means shabby, IIo woro
a Dorby hat, and seemed extremnly excited
aud nervous. Koundsman Wiggins waH
after him in an instant and caught him bo.
fore ho was woll ovor tho troRtlowork.
Tho man did not look at all surprised when
ho saw that his object wan not to bo attained.
lie lookod at tho roundsman and said wearily t
" I wanted to end my life. I ntn sick and
disgusted with it. I haven't had a thing to
oat for four days, and I can't get any cm.
ploymont, try as I may."
Roundsman Wiggins rescrvod his sym
pathy for a lator period. Iuttho moan time
ho escorted tho man to tho Ilrooklyn llrldge
pollco station, whore tho prisoner do
Bcribcd himself ns Ilonry Oalwuy, for
merly a bnrtendor, nnd now living at
U22 Ilonry streot, this city. Gnlwnv was
brokon down whon ho told Bargt. Phillips
that ho had a wlfo and six children who wore
Utorully starving. They had been expecting
that ho would obtain employment this week,
but ho hnd been unsuccessful in his soaroh
for work.
Gnlway wai searohod, and this letter was
found In his pocket, with a pair of soissorsi
Mr Dsiit Wirx:
I hops you will forglvo me and pray for me. I
couldn't stand It any longer to see you and my
children starving. Your poor but unfortunate
husband, Hknkv (Ulwat.
Bo strongly woro tho police nffooted by tho
man's tale that Bcrgt. Phillips deolarod that
ho would set out and Invostlgato tho truth of
tho story, though ho had no doubt as to its
veracity. A subscription was tnkon tip, and
tho Borgenut set out with tho money for No.
3'22 Henry street.
Tho man's htory proved to bo only too
correct, It wiih not oxnggorntod. Iu tho
wrotchod houso Mrs. Oahvay aud hor children
woro in renlity starving. Tlio woman was
ns dcspondi nt as hor husbnnd. Bho didn't
know what thov worn goihg to do. They
wuro to bo dispossessed to-day. and whoro on
earth they could go was something sho could
not imagine.
Tho cliildron ranged in ago from ton yearn
to eight months, and that thoyworo hungry
wus too evident. Tho policeman broko tho
news of Onlway's nttempt to his
wife ns gently us possible, nnd thou
told him that bo was all right. IIo left tho
money raised at tho station, which is suf.
lleiently to tido tlio family ovor a day or two.
In tho meantlmn Onlwny oh taken to Jus.
tico Walsh's court and hold for examination
on Baturday
JOHN JOHNSTON'S WILL.
Ill Ilrather nnd Heir ninklns; Denials Under
Cross. Kxmiilniitlon.
There was another hearing in tho contest
over tho will of tho late John Johnston, tho
millionaire dry-goods merchant, boforo Sur
rogate ltollins to-day. Michael Bowlor, a
plasterer, testified foi tho contcstuuts that
Mr. Johnston was n very pcauliar man. Onco
tlio doeented stopped him in tho middle of a
job nnd sent him to work elsa where.
Itobart Johnston, tho legateo under his
brother's will aud its proponent, was called.
Ho related the history of tho establishment,
and suitl that ho was nt first receiving a salary
of 2,600 n year nud 1-12 of tho prolltB, which
nvemged 8,000, When his brother Charlen
died his share of tho business was loft to his
brother, the testator, and tho witness wns
then allowed $2,000 a year ns gonoral man
nger. On oroBs-oxnniinnUon Mr. Johnston said
thnt ho lived at 7 West Flfty-tblrd street. Ho
was askod If John Graham bad not drawn n
will for the testator, nnd if Dr. Hammond
had not t rented Mr. Johnston for brain
trouble nud rendered a bill for it. His an
Rwor wiib that ho had never henrd that Dr.
Hammond treated his brother iu that respect
nnd that although ho had heard that Mr.
Graham drew up n will ho hnd never seen it.
Ho know twouty yours ngo that his brother
intended leaving tho property to him.
Tho witness was nuked If nny of his broth,
ors hnd died of drink or nny of his family
hnd died in a luuntlo asylum.
Tho nnswor wns nn eraphntio "No."
" Did you oontoBi tho will of your brothor
Charles ?"
" I did not."
" Was not tho increase In your annual snl.
nry given to nllow its probate ?"
Mr. Johnston becamo very Indignant, nud
replied in tlio negative.
an
WANT 10 rL'KAD GUILTI.
The Four l.nds Whn Killed n Keeper la the
House of KeCuce.
Moses J. Spoights, Grntz M. Smith, Ilonry
lleruard nud Frederick Wcsloy, tho bids
who killed Kcupor W. E. Colo, of tho
llaudall's Island Houso of Itefugo, liibt
summer In nn nttempt to escape from
thnt institution, want to plead
guilty of manslaughter iu tho first degree.
They nro indicted for murder in tho first do-
Krrti, mm vueir wjai is tub uimu in x ttrv l. 01
the Court of General 8et8ioiis for noxt Mon
day. They am only technically guilty of murdor,
because tho killing wits done iu nil nttoiupt to
escape from u pciinl institution.
Tho District-Attorney hns their proposition
to plead guilty under consideration and may
accept it.
'horsed With Ilomlrlile.
Frederlok Cleaver, thirty-three years old, of No.
tst West Forty-ninth street, was arraigned in the
Yorkvllle Police Court this morning ou a charge of
homicide. It is alleged that nn Oct. IS Cleaver
Mruek a little bov named George W. Halley.slx reals
old, ot No. MS Wet Forty-ninth street, knooklng
lilm ilowu. The boy fell on his head, fracturing
Ills skull. He was taken home, where no lingered
until Nov. 4, when hu died of nicnluitltls. Cleaver
ays that he did not assault the boy. lie nas
commlttedrwllhout ball to await the action of tho
Coroner.
s ai
Mlsslnc With a Deaf Mute.
James McDonald, of STOi Klghtb avenue, asked
Supl Murray this morning to have search
made for his thirteen-year-old son Francis,
whn la supposed to have run away yesterday with a
deaf mute of tits own uoe, whote namets unknown.
I .a ft June I'rsneisN head was Injured, and sluoe
then be has been sillluud with a loss of memory.
M S
Dropped Dead While 1'nylnaj Taxes.
'Catherine Nolan, seventy yaars of age, dropped
dead, probably of heart disease, In the tax office
In the Rlewart Ilulldlng tnla sfternoon while pay
ing taxes on her property at No.M Mulberry stroet.
The Coroner's offlca waa notlfltd.
Killed by at Fall.
Alfred Miller, a painter, living at Wl WestTtlr.
ty-aeventh atrect, while at work In the rear of the
boiiBo at s North Washington iqnare, this after
noon, fell from the foaffoidlugut tho third floor to
the bjsciutut. He was instantly killed.
Notes or llroiililvu News,
Eight Chinamen were arrested for gambling SI
16U Fulton street at 11 o'clock last nlsht.
As predicted in Tux Evsmimo Would some ten
data ago, the price of coal has been advanced In
Brooklyn to to per ton. Dealers say that It will be
still htitner. The supply, too. is trowing mote and
woro hunted every uaj,
TUB HARLEM BOI00I; DISASTER. I
Rx-Inspertor Martin Testifies lie fore a Cor
oner's Jnry. '
Coroner Kldmnit finished to-day tho imos- '
ligation into tho cases of death caused by tho I
collnpso of Fathor Kirncr's Bchool-houso, in
Ono Hundred and FifU euth street, on Oct. 17.
William J. Martin, who was tho Inspector In !
tho district where tho building was being
erected, testified to his belief that tho regula
tions were not being followed in tho build,
ing's erection, but that he expected that when
the now plaus suggested by Father Kirn or
woro presoutod to have tho height of thu
structure IncrofiKcd, thoso violations would
bo remedied. He had confidence in Father
Kiruer to that extent. lie mado
out a complaint imbodyiug ids
ideas in regard to tho building,
but neglected to turn it into tho ofttco, ns ho
thought, with tho additional work that would
bo unnecessary. The complaint was made
out ns n matter of form.
Father A. Monsella, connected with tho
Ono Hundred nnd Fifteenth Btroct Church,
gnvo unimportant testimony. Thomas
Dtirgin, a bricklayer, mid who " n
brother of thu Durgln who as
killed at tho time of tho collapso, deolared
that there wero no braces usod oxcept a brick
or two hero and there.
This testimony finished the enso. Coroner
Eidmnn then gate tho casa to tho jury.
m s.
GOING TO WASIHNOTON AND CRAZY.
A I)nngernu Mnn Who Announces Ills In
tention orCnltluir an the 1'rtsldeiit.
Mrs. Von Podcnstcln called nt Police
IleadquartorR this morning and asked nRslst.
nuco to find hor husband, William, who is
iiiBano and who, sho thinks, Is likely to do
vlolonco unless ho Is captured. IIo has been
threo times nn iuuinto of Ward's Island
Insane Asylum, and when intoxicated is vory
dangerous.
Last Sunday morning Mrs. Von Fjodenstein.
who lives at 240 Kast Ono Hundred nnd
Twonty.fourth utrcct, rccclvod this postal
card:
JrnsET Citv, Nov. s.
Dkir Annik: I nm now on the road to see rrcsl
dent Cleveland to bring the Htars and Btrlpes on
my brosst home to you. If that is not satisfactory
I will go to Kuropo and dine with Kmperor William
of Germany, which I will be hlghlr respected If I
do go there. With kindest regards lo chlldron
and faintly, God bliss you.
WSI. VON BODXNSTIIK.
It is beliovcd by Mrs. Von llodensteiu thnt
tho man has nctttnlly giino to Washington
nud thnt ho mny linvo designs upon tho 1'rosi.
dent. Bho Is nlbo nlarmed lest when ho re
turns hu may kill her. Ho is n carpontor nnd
stair buildor. Tho police will soaroh for tho
insauo man.
GLASS BEVEI.LKHS MAY STRIKE.
All the Firms Hut Two Willing; to Grant the
Demands or Tholr Men.
Unless tho demands of sovoral bund rod
glass bovollcrs are acceded to this afternoon
thoro is likely to bo a general striko. Bovon-ty-fivo
men employed by Horoy & Marrinor
and Sonion, Baclio .t Co. nro nlrcndy out.
Thcro aro a doen firms in tho business,
and nil but the two nbovounmod nro willing
to grant an advance of ijl per week. Tho
hnudu are divided into roughors and smooth
ers, nud tliov earn at pioco work
from $10 to $17 u week. Heroy &
Marriner wnnt their bauds to do from
600 to 1,000 inches more per weok than the
mon in other establishments nro required to
do for tho samo pay , andBomon, Dacha AflCo.
nro willing to pay their smoothers tho in
crease domaudoa, out refuso to gho it to tho
roughers, of whom they require COO inohus
more por week than other shops.
The men aro all organized ns Knights of
Labor.
SUM
Unauestlons to the l'ark llonrd.
The members of the Park lloard held their rcgn
lar woody mooting this niornlnc. The
lloard heard the complaint of Dwlght II.
Olmatead about the dangerous condition of
Morntngalde Drive. Holes are being dag
for posts of a railing Intended
to guard the parapet, and there is danger ot people
lalltoK luto Iheui after dark. Horses are also ha.
ble to take fright and run away and, ns there Is
nothing to prevent thrm from lumping off the
parapet, Mr. Olnntcad suggested that the drive bo
closed until better arrangements for safety
nro completed. Tho Hoard promised to tako tho
mutter Into uinlilersilon. A petition signed by
T. II. Pratt was presented asklug thai a bridge bo
built across tho llronx Hlcr at West Furms. It
wus adopted by tho Hoard and Hied.
m
To He Tried Tor Consplrncr.
John K. (.all, John Foster, James McDonald
nnd John Campbell, members of tho
Kxecutlvo Cominitteo of District Assembly
No. Vi (shoemakers), will bo tried nn Friday
In tho Court of (Icncral Hesslous for
alleged conspiracy In raualng tho discharge of
Foreman Odhcr M. Uartt (ruin tno employ of (lanl
Iner A Kites' shoo manufactory, 'lhc papers In
tho u iso are neltig prepared la the District-Attorney's
oillce.
Tho cubo of Gill and others for false Imprison
ment has bien appealed to lhc Supreme Court
(lenerul Term, ami In the event of a rcfueul of that
tribunal to a new trial the Court ot Appeals will bo
rosorted to, Lawyer Uiuis F. Post appears lor tho
Knights.
They Cnnnot Ntent In Hint; Ring.
William Ilargroie pleaded guilty In the General
Bcssliins Court before Hecorder Smyth to-day to
breaking Into the shoemaker's shop of Valentine
Mubcck nt I.Vj Sixth lucnuo a forlnluht ugo, when
he carried oh a trtinkfnl of giuds. IIo will
hao to sorre thu State lor four years
ami ten month for his accomplishment. Alike
puuUuinciii was greu Arthur Campbell, who stolo
aquantlty of wearing apparel from the home of
Mury A. Todd.
snssTS-sTSSM- ii..-
All tho Creditors Friendly.
OThc affairs of A. 8. Hatch A Co. are In pretty
much the same cuudltlon us yesterday, save for tho
fact that Assignee Chittenden hnsiiearl) unravelled
the tangle and may bo able to make soinu ilctlullo
sialcuient lo-murrow. There is no trojblo to con
teud with from the creditors, who aru nil mi
friendly terms with Mr, Hatch and ur of the
belief that his assets will cover tho liabilities. ,
- -
Opposing; the Htaudnrd (ina.
Wm. lthluelandcr and Llapenard Stewart, tnm
tcci of the Uhlnolander eatate, have secured from
Judge llarrett an Injunction restraining the Stand-araoan-l.ltlit
Company froiuexc.itatiugonSicoiid
aienue, near nighty-second slreil, In Irontof tho
lthlnelander estnio.
A Folium in tho l.uro Trade.
Isaao blckcl, dealer In laoo goods, ut 440 Mroad.
way, made nn assignment for tho benefit of
his creditors to Herman Cantor this after noon. IIo
wss rated at the commercial agencies as fourth
class, with fair credit.
Uo lleforelt la Too l.nte.
It la sstraordlnsrr but It Is a po.itno fact the two
laras stors iu ths tmmsnas sls-atory doable building is
psoktd full srsrr day with esaar purcbaurs. hrerytbina
is going off rsuldly as ths tlois drawa uesr for the arpa(
aals to tiloM I bs people rssllas a ehancs to st auob
wonrtarlul bargalna may narsr ocour again. Ths rau.e of
this tiemsuiU.iii mill la tu great aaaunee aals nf a half
iiiitllo.. aloes of a larse wnoloaale tlrm that failed la
lluaion, sud by oidar oi thn ciiuit tlia atok was morsii to
N aw York, and poaltlvsly must b ulnai-d out wilhtu Uvs
ilaya. '1 bia great aaalgnes aals ! now going on In ths two
largs atoraa in tbs als-atory double building 71S and 73il
Ilroadway, between Aator place and Fourth atreet, New
York Oily. Tbe atoek conal.ta ol nearly g6U0.UUUwortb
o( Una tailor-made Men's. Youths1 aud Hojre' Ulothlng
and olber goods. K sry tblng will be sold at rUatl 60 per
et. leaa than first eoat. aa it la ordered tbst the estsls
niuat be aetlled up wltbtn are daya In order tnabow
what eatraordlnary bargains are being offers I.
we mention Men's fine besver Ofrroosls,
S7.0B, guaranteed worth tlo or money returned.
You are allowed to keep tbis Orerroet home tour
oayr. sod II yon do not think it la worth CIS, tbtslea
guarantee you can have the 9i. 115 returned any time
within tire daya. Men's elegant Khhian overcoats,
s,0.tH. 1 1n la guaranteed s regular rUO Dveroast. A
apfondld suit of men a slotbes. J. UJ, guaranteed worth
Sjl.lor iniiney returned, hairs tne tnl m-nisde men's
etilte, 47 t. guaranteed In bo wurtb illl). An elegant
pair ol men's VMntL-r Panta, ISl.i,. guaranteed north
go. oucau keap tbeae panta home lour dsa, and It
rou do not think tbey are wortu Sf, ueberebr scree to
eturu tbe Sl.'JI at suy time, lists and lu.ood dlherent
Etlierauoda at tbe greet assignee aala in the two large
nildlpgs, 71S and 7110 Broadway, between Aator plaoe
and Fourth street, Nsw York City, llemember, this
great assignee sale must close ta Uve days. . Both boild
lags open from V la tbs rporslos !l!9al nUhU (lot this
ouo sua remsmbe tbs address. TIB and T nrosdway.
between Aator place aad Fourth street. New York.
UJEIM&'CO.,
KClCCKHMOltH TO
A. T. STEWART & CO.,
(ItKTAIU.
LARGE REDUCTIONS
IN
ALL DEPARTMENTS.
Tlioy offer
2,000
DRESS PATTERNS,
COTTON AND COTTON AND WOOL,
from 95c, to $2.50 each,
3,000
DRESS PATTERNS,
FINE ALL-WOOL SERGES, CAMEL'S
HAIR, FOULE CLOTHS, CHEV
IOTS, &c.,
from $2.25 to $10.00 each.
500
COMBINATION ROBES,
from 37.50 each;
LESS THAN HALF THEIR VALUE,
150 PIECES
Fine IM Dress Broafl. Qolii
at $1,00 per yard, worth $1,50.
300 PIECES
COLORED PLUSHES,
All New & Desirable Shades,
19 Inches wide, at 85c. per yd.;
22 inches wide, at $1.00 per yd,;
Reduced from $1.25 & $1.75.
50 EXTRA QUALITY
ALASKA SEAL SACQ1S,
BEST LONDON-DYED SKINS,
ALL SIZES,
40 TO 46 INCHES LONG,
AT 150.00 EACH;
REDUCED FROM $200.00.
Broadway, 4th Aye., 9th and 10th Sts.
LADIES' BLACK HOSIER.
.TAMES McCREERY & CO.
Will place on salo this "weok
Ladies' Stainless Cotton
Hose, 3 pair lor Sl.OO.
Wo have obtained tho only
English Black Cotton Hoso
that is absolutely truo in
color, and wo guaranteo
every pair to bo clean and
fast and not to rub, oven
from flrst wear.
Broadway and 11th St,
Trial ofi:. H.WIierlirAilJuurnrd to Not 81.
srrcitL to Tur. etkhiko would. I
IIahtkoiu), Conn., Nov. in. Tho nearlwjln the
oiiho of U. & Wheeler, ol Now Uiucn, clinrKcl
with obtaining tnnocy Iromtha Phtcnlx Nutloual
Hank, of this city, by IuIbo pretenses, was re
sumcil tnls niornlnir. F. H. llriiclley, Proslilcnt
ol tlio Yalo Ntitlnnal Hank, of New IIhm-ii,
totllteil that hts Imnk ulacoontcil n noto of
f 3,4(tl, till for Wheeler, on Ills rerrcseutatlon that
the .1. 1- Wicks Co. was nollU. lloury V. Luiune,
a llaltlmoro attorney, .is outled to show tnat the
L. Wleks Co. waa fnrineil from James I- Wlcksjus.
ft uo. without pajment of any money, him
that VU shares, uett llrst to Jus. lcks,
imt this entry wits cancelled, itml tne last
record on thu stock lionk was sm sh ires
for Wticelcr. Mr, llinl. umikkreuer for rt heeler,
wm put mi to explain the hooks, the plosiuu
tlon, ilcslrmif to show thnt numerous large ac
roiiiita were fur aceommodatlon paper only. The
defense olfereil no evlileiic.o and the ca.o was ad
journed at mum to Nor, 41, Wheeler being held
under thu same bunds.
Ilnrncy I-clt Ills Card.
Barney Coffey ami his wife lived lor a long time
In Portchester. or lato they have quarrelled a good
deal and Harney has fallen Inio the bad practice af
beating his wife. On Sunday he operated In this
way upon her mull he liccjino quite exhausted
and she w ns decidedly broken up. Hsrney w.is ar
retted aud nut In the lock-up lor examination on
Monday. 1 ha police thought that they hud him
llifht, but they did not. Harney found tho outsldo
of the Jail. When tho officer went to get him on
Monday morning ho found u empty cell ami Har
ney's oariL Tne card did not mention Harney's
present address. The oillcera havo been looking
lor Haruoy ever since, but without success. Ills
trial has been lndeflnliely postponed.
m e
A JMrrrt Duel In Lexington, Ky.
IsrtCUt, TO THE KVENINO WOM.D,!
Loi'iavn.LE, Nov. in. '1 ho ions eipectcJ meet
ing butwecn Col, Thou. Green, corrctpoudout of
the Cincinnati Conmitrcial (iazette, sud Lew Haiti
win, of Nli'holasllle, took place In front
of the Phoaalx Hotel at Lexington, at 11
this morning. After a few angry words,
shots were exchanged, seven Iu all being
fired, llaldwlu was sho' through the heart and
fell down. Oreen was shot twice, neither fatal.
The iroulile is the outgrowth of articles in the
Ctommeirfnl Gatctte reflecting upon Haiti win, in
reference to the recent election frauds at Nicholas
vllle. .e m
llFtrrtlve llellly Hrslgns.
Jnmts Itellly, who for many years was a ward
(tolociive In the Oak stroet aquad, nnd win token
up to the 'thirtieth street station br Capt, Hcilly,
has resigned. Last week he was transferred from
Capt. llullly's personal stall to the Kllzaucllt street
squad, and was remanded to patrol duty. Last
nlsht be met Hound, man Albertson, of the Thir
tieth street police, and surrendered to him his
shield, nat unmber aad manual at In asms time
glTlng bin hu reslgaatloo,,
'?Jjf iTtflf ffl fsrafsii'iif V!ifl-"siifdsliS
I AliiM k CO.
WILL OFFER
THURSDAY, NOV. 17,
IN
SILKS&DRESSGOODS,
SILK VELVET AND
PLUSH NOVELTIES.'
LYONS ALL-SILK VELVETS, "
BLACK AND COLORED.
English & French Dress Novelties,
IMPORTED DIAGONALS, AND
CAMEL'S HAIR SUITINGS,
AT
REDUCED PRICES.
Ribbon Department.
A special lot of
1,500
yards best quality Moiro
Sash Ribbons, in all colors.
8 INCHES WIDE, 75c. PER YARD,
FORMER PRICE, 31. 2 5.
Also,
a full lino of Bonnet, Sash
and Trim m in? Ribbons in
all tho now shades.
Button Department.
A proat variety of fancy
Metal Buttons, this season's
importation, at
I5C, 25C, 30C, 40C. AND 65C.
CARD OF TWO DOZEN;
FORMER PRICES 30C. TO SI.25
PER CARD,
1 8th Street, 1 9th Street
and Sixth Avenue,
(1 8th St. Station Elovatod Road.)
r,b?&&X&Zn?iL -- MEN-WhonroDsWi-
tsSfSweeaEElSSSlSi ltBled O'" iBdlHlelloaa or other.
miryV ""HawiM, t. iwiakstm to una or
ElNh-MCr ONLY rtKnlUruaS Koarr. brthllKrw leiaraifq
i?-BnS7WWmt BELT & SUSPENSORY!
Tfcrjiff "f for UilavpiL Dnorrer,ttslies
aCoallaoon lO,Boolklt Farrral of H I I't KM 1 1 throuh I h
k rant n.torlit ttirn to Health an I Vlatorous Stronsth
Eleculo Curreat fell Initaotlr or WS rotrtUll.lxiu C'aih Orratrtt
InprotrmraU over all ethfr fltlti. Worvt eaa Pr.lt aASrXTLT
II hrillnThreelSaalS.. Healed Paiarhlel 7 calaueip ASdrMt
TKk BAHOEH ELICTRIC CO.. 022 BROAOViM. NEW VOsL
DENTISTRY.
AR KXTIlAOTlmi BOc. : without gM, IIo. Flea;snt
Itold tillin Irnin 1 niiwsril. Bolt iillltifc Bl)o. up.
Bets $ iJ8, $10 and l'i. olurse for vas extracttnK
when bttiers are t be mails. ItiHirs, 8 A. M. to 8 1. M.
Humlaya H 1 1. M. N. Y. Dental ., S0J Mil are.,
eeoontl doejr south of 14th St., oiiponito Mac)'.
BUSINESS o'pi'ORTUNsTIES.
AHAHK C1HNCF. for ft rratsursnt dolnr s dallv
business of wlOO: rail and soe. No. 5 Iltcks at.,
comer Fulton at. Ilrooklyn, upstairs, betwuen 11 A. m
sud 1 I'. M. A. b. U.
Is (ion. Tunic's l'cnslnii a Just Onot
ISI'KCUI, TO TUB EVENINCt WOULD.)
Wasmijmiton, I). C , Nov. 10. renslon ofrlccrs
aro InrcsllKutltiR Gen. Tutllc's ticnslou. Tuttls
will tio remrmliorcil as tlio ilcniDKOKao who
was so vodleroua In ilenounclug the
reslilont for Ills battle-llnir ordor.
'luttlo has litcu driiMliiB a veuslou of fso
tier mnntli, ou account ot wnnt hu urunonnccd to
Lc hernia, contracted by fiilllnir ou a lo ut the
liattlu of F-irt Douulsuu. "It Is alleitcil," said
Col. McLean, Hu- ActlDR Coinmlisloni'r of
Tensions, " ih.it It Is not hernia
front which Tiittlo sitirers, and th.it
It Is not uuttlilnz cuntracteil In tho war, Inn a
rnngetiitsl tnalformatl jii which hn has hud all his
lite, 'i he esse Is under Invi situation. The mtillosl
division of the pension oillce has It In hand. What
conclusion the uteulcal exumluers mar reach in
the cine I don't know. Meannhlle I cannot say
the alienation aitalnst Tuttls Is true. Nothlutr, Mut
a medic 1 examination can Drove that. Tuttle has
made himself something of an oflenstro p.irtUun
In inllilcs, which makes mo more partlrulnr
not to nrejtidgc him, nnd I would rather hate my
nxht srtn out on than do anything 10 Injure a man
ou iico'iunt of his trfill lea. Of couise," he
added, " If nc flnd ho has been drawing a pension
for it ill ability which did not occur ho 111 lose his
pension."
BCi: THAT Till! AUOVi: THAI),: MAIIK TR ON ALL
l'AUKAUKS. IILTISH ANYOlltun.
Ono bottlo Warranted to cure any
Cough or Gold or your
money is returned.
A Pleasant, Swift and Sure Cure for
coumiH. oolds, wiiooi'iNo ooootia. PAINS
INUUK-41. IMAMII.Sr.llIKMOUfrV IK UKKAtll
1NO, URONdlllllS AND ALL 1NH.A.MHA1011Y
UIHbAhKNOr lIllllHlLMUNAUYtlltHANlS.
If taken as soon an you fool tlmt Irritation or dryness
of the throat ovuaaloned by aculd, four tu alx doeos wilt
cure.
UNLIKR the mnlorlty of t'oush f'reparatlona. tmr
Kipectorsnt WILL hoT OUIls. UONdUMI'TION,
but we have nurd from MANY uaaea nf a l'ltltHiUT '
cure, where tn illaeaie had been I'KONOUNOKI) Uon.
Biimptlon by rtiystclnnv. and thn patients A8HUHKI
that their ONLY IIOl'K ot s M'.W vi ara mors of LIU!
was s continued rratdMnan In the far South.
As a trial nf thit T11U1.Y WD.NDKItHJL raedlelne
COnTS MJI'IIIM;. and aa !M CJ-n nutot every 101
WILL 111! OIJIIKI). it la rell worth the while of all
sufferers from rulmnnary trouble tn
AT LLAST MAKK TltK TIttAL.
Trioe per bottle, containing a half pint (enough to ear
eight peuplo If tskon in time),
;o CENTS.
INSIST ON HAVING
Biter's Expectorant
U yon ara pM, sire of emu
Tin not allow any nno tn porFuadfl ynu otherwise, Solit
by nlnit nil tlnnlurn thmngh'itit tint United Rtatra.
rfyNV clrutfH-iet rcfu-t-'r t nupply ruii, you can b
PUHK nf ffettlnff whnt iMinitk for at the dry goods home
and general stun. 0,"irl'Jn,r
DiiuaaisTS and MANiirArrrniNO ciikmists.
l.sTAHMHlli:i IH4U. 4 T
AT 331 CI II AVK NHXV VORK.
IsUOHATOUIi:8.
ft8"i VnhliKton nt., .nnd
t5. 57 uud C'J ClnrktiPii ttreet, X Y.
ncriptlToCfttaloffuoand Trice List mailed frs on ap
plicatlim.
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NUW PUHLICATIONS.
KUITLU I1Y JIIt. J. t MtOIjY
JXNNIR JBNC.
nODKV.t nltrtlsT.MAH NUMIIETt will contain s re
priKlaotlon of the erent (Jnrlatmaa nloture of the year,
'TIIK AUUHATIUN OF T1IK KINOS,"from Pfaun.
aohmldt'a famous paiutlnir. A lovely orn)T of Hubert's
"MADO.NffA OF TI1K DKLIVhllANL')'."
A portrait nf the editor, with sketch by T, B. WllUoa,
-Hiin Muw Vn.k ii' ti Ir.i-f.r
An orlslnal needlewurk dealgn of " UltOWNlKa," In
cnlora. for Ironlnv Illankrt.
OltltttNAL UlllU'jr.lIAH rVrORIRS by Mrs. MATU
TIIA J. LAMB. sirs. MAUI IIOWK KLllOTT,
MYltA BAtYYKR HAMLIN sna other well-knosn
authors.
"NOKI, NOKL,"by "Katherlne Armstrong, "with
lota nf new dnltrna for Olinntmns Ultts.
A UKAin II UL t'OLUHKII I'AhlllON PLATH and
many charmlne and originnl deenrns for dreeees, oos
tumea, wrspa, l'aris huts end a "rrousuwsu Het," ,.
A llrlnht "TO-DAY AMD lO-MOHUOW," bysnold
editor.
Aopltsl "UOUSlt AM) 1IOMK" Department, In
oludlnir "Chrlslmiia Itecipta." and "OVKIt TUB
KIl.NCL'; or, What Onn Woman bays to Another," by
Mrs. Kmms W. llsbcock.
Ills "rlltOI'I'l'.U" la s apeolnlty of OODIY,8
s', "CHAr wint colilii:sroNi)itKT." by ths
Kdltnr, Msmnle coin, Km). Always sddreea (10 DRY'S
LADY'K HOOK, l'hlladnlphla. BOLL) I1Y WKWS,
DliAl.llth. Cbrlbtmaa Aumber, with Picture, lUo,
Hub'crlptlon In advanoe, it'J soar.
ItKAT ESTATlfi.
At Auction,
JERE. JOHNSON, JR.T
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. ,
ALL OF Tlir. LOTH UNSOLD AT TUB 4)
Gi'cal Auction, ricpt. J20 .
of Tin;
WYGKQFF-KIH&SLfiHO Ml
IN
OREENPOINT.
Will he dUposed of at private stle nn easy tsnni fjf
$000 AND UPWARD.
AKnts always at branch (ifflue, on premttej. ooraef ot
NateHAti and HumlHildt tn., Urotmuoint, toabowthelot
or aitply to .ier. Jobueon, jr., tU Llhurty at., Now York
or .Um I ulUih tt,, llruuklrn,
PIANUSANI) OIIGAXJ3. m
A-TIIM i:TKV UPRIGHT PIANOS, with thnlr
newrtpeatiiu attuti. win tlio admiratlou ofthe
mtirst critical, wo them I. cforn jou huyt nuld on monthly
payment). J!ty Pl.tni Wuierooma, S J.'aat Htbet.
A NUMinlltOl-' (JUANJ), uprlcht and square piano
11l of our mate. aUjfhtlr uod. alintut aa icood aa new
and fully warrautt'il, will bu aoM at a libnral reduction
fnnnrnular prlcftrtj planoa to rent. Win. Knabe AOo.,
ll's. 6th are., above ltthbt.
BAROAINfTlN Pl'ANUH at Lindeman A Hon'wan
roomri, Hfl&th it e., near l'Jth at. t a Urre uori
mynt of now nnd cllalitly nm planoa of our own ana
other makca at very attractive prices.
FfunT" oFntA " rTANoT tl noa't popular and th
X ttiiHtt In thnnmrket, only "S10 monthly until paid;
one uuiiter'a nintln l(ttmi Irai ront only t$5; send for
caUlogUfl, Piok A Hon, 'JIG U'tat 47tli at. .corner U'wiy.
MtDTB, Carpels, Bedli, Stoves, Pictures. :
EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPENG.
153 id 165 Ghnttan a, 193 m 205 Pm Bmr. i
GASH OR CREDIT. PRICE LIST MAILED.
NEW YORK. i
COWPERTHWAIT.
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