The New York Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1872, Page 3

Sams AT AVOTTON, Zenner — en ENETON, pyonom A®™ ditce Jol ne the Post office, second hand a Vv. TASS! will soll x Wi maar: sription NSTON 4, Me tock. at thelr satesroom 37 Nason psortusent of Household furniture of ever; ory dese ROH, JORNSTON, AUCTIONEER! AM™ Since und adtesroomn 3 Nasan stre to ihe Post oMce, FINE SALE OF Awerca RD D EUROPEAN OL INGS, aT | JOMRETOR ‘& VAN TASSELL'S oom, 37 Namau atreat, 0 TUESDAY: ‘June 18, at 12 o’eloc Easeecapes, Marino’ Views, Still Lite, Genre Sub- _The pistures are now on exhibition, with catalogue, _ LLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER. Salestoom $9 Chambery and 77 Reade streets. MINER & BRO., {URSDAY, June 30, {clot Ab OB Bn LOBTOOT, GENTEEL MouseHorD PURNITURE, carved sgeewood __ Pianos, Mirrors. Carpets, &c., 4c. Details in ba LBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER, salesrooms 108 Liberty. 111 Cedar and 38 Church sta, siabacnie citi anseee Hirare, Glam, Crockery, &e., ON TUESDAY, JUNE 18 isi, o'cloc! WALDRON & COOKE Wilf sell us ‘above the entire con. ta of a private residence, also part of an assignec's bo of Furniture, including almost every article that fan be found in a private residence ;ulso Oillee Furuiture, So "Particozars tomorra oc! Executor’s sa Horses, Wagons and Herace, By ocak of George J. Martin, Executor of P. V. Martin, SFhree fine Driving and Riding Poutes Bwo Pony Phaetons and Harness, @ne Coupe Horse and Harness. of "Horses, fast aud fine. ne Rexpress iiaree, Wagon and Harness rtiy of ye stock Is ye sound and a seat Wagons and Harness. Sale ve. This lot Tot of i Horses should be wen by parties wishing to MANSION AT. AUCTION, —D. M. SMYTH, AUC- tloneer, will sell on Tucsday, June 18, at o'clock P. ,@n the premises, at Woodside, Newark, N. J., on Car- seret stroet, a magnificent Man: fon, with adjotnit Lays per cént mt rema‘n on bondand mortgage. Woe fais eription. § Pp hosaarephe, dc, apply to auctioneer, 239 Broadway, vOTION NOT oR. aay Dae, MONDAY, THIRTY- THIRD: Suaaeie SPRING SALE Gor 00 CASES few AND. STABLE Goons. Attention of buyers invited. Caulogues and goods now Feady. is WM. TOPPING & Ou, Auctioneers, No. 132 Church stre UCTION NOTIC CLINTON B. OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER. OSGOOD & CO. ‘will sell, at their sulesroom, 126 Chambers street, near College place, THIS DAY, MON Y, J NE 17, AT 10% A. PEREMPTORY ‘SALE: P SECOND HAND oN E. Brassels and Ingrain Carpets, elegant. black Velvet. walnnt Mirror Front Secretary Bedstead, Black Walnut Mahogrny, Oak and iron, Bédsteuds, Ourled Hair and Husk Mattrosses, Father Beds and Pillows, Mahogany Bodsteada, Parlor ‘Suits in reps, plush and satin broca- tel; marvle top. Centre Tables, clewant it tame. Mir. rors, black walnut marble top Bitlet, oak and black wal- But Gane seated Chairs, Canton Malting in rolls; Lace Curtains | Bullard | Table ing Machines, "Table, Chairs Bale c eis, Oileoth Stair Rods, Crockery, lassware, Kitchen Ut —LUKE FITZGERALD, AUCTIONEER. Elegant costly Household Furniture, oforte, fine Oil Painting UKE FITZGERALD, Aue s+, Parlor Suits, Bronzes, &. loncer, sells this (Monday) morning, commenchig’ at, 10% o'clock, all the eleyans ‘orks of Art contained in private reaidence 12 Weat Zd treet, bot. oth and 7th avenues—namely, mag nicent 74g octave Fich rosewood Pianoforte, nearly new; Parlor, Library and Drawing Room Suits) fosewgod Eta: geres, Mirrors’ Curtains, Bronzes and Bi que, Figures, Jonsdle and Centre ‘Tables, ininid Bookcase. #0 volumes Books, Oil Paintings, Dining Room Sideboard, Ex- tension Tables, Chairs, would Silv ; Ohamber Butts, In rosewoo and walnut, Dressing Bureaus, Bedstends, Armotreu-Glnce, ‘curled Huir and Spring’ Mattresses, Turkish Chairs, Lounges: alo Basement and Kitehen Fur: niture. Sale positive. N. B.—Goods boxed and shipped for purchasers, Avorn SALE, Mavnificent Honschold Furniture, Rerewood Vianoforte, Drawingroom Suits, Paintings, Bronzes, Bilverware, at public auction, Sn THIS BAY (Monday), June 17. at the elegant residence 3 West Fifteenth street, between Filth and Sixth 8, the property of M. Sal@ commencing at 10} lock. AUGUSTE, MARTINES, Bsecaean Drawing Room Suits, Pompadour, Marie Antoinette atylos, covered richest description silk procade; Etageres, Brooks Vasen tos Bookcase, Tables, Painting 3, Bronze» rosewood Pianotorte, celebrated make: walnut Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads, Ward: Foden Martens, Blankels Chinuwares Linen, hus. ware, Cutlery, Silverware, Basement, Kitchen Furniture. a Partin’ ‘wishing atténd this sale take Sth av. stages mene! ith wt, without reserve, over 4 1034 'elock, at private ENKY ZINN _Auetioncer, lots, by catalogue, of use Houxchoid Furniture, ‘Rosewood Pisnoforte, 3900, rich Parlor Suits, “pace Curtains, marble top ies, Brussels Carpets, Oil Paintings, &c. ; also Bedroom. ts, in rosewood and Walnut; single and double Bed- fleads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Spring and Hatr Mattresses, ges, Clocks, Bedding, &¢.; also Dining Room, Base? ment and Kitchen Furniture, &c., &c. AUCTION. Aerio. . Large and genuine sale of magnificent Household Furnit at the elegent residence, 253 West Forty: Seventh avenu this pecnaay), morning, 3 Sune 17, at Tose" ‘o'clock. sown NICHOLS, Auctioncer.’ Velvet’ Brussels te, Parlor Suits, covered with satin, brocatel and r Brocatel and luce Curtains, Brouzes, Paintinus, Works Art, Hookeases, Tabi ‘Turkish Solus, Chairs, Lounges, Bale positive. AUCTION. nd street, wood and’ walnat Chamber Suits, style’ of Louis IV; Bedstends, | Bureaus, |Washsands, | Wardrobes, ing and hair Mattresses, Beddit lension ‘Table uffet, Glass, China, Silver’ Ware, Cutlery, &c.; also all fie Buraiure of, the servants’ apartmen th attend this sale take Sixth, Seventh or ears. Goods packed and delivéred tor purchasers, arent UCTION NOTICE.—MORTGAGE SALE OF SUPERB Household Furniture, M. DOUGHTY, Auetioncer, + 104 o'clock, at between Forty: will gel! at auction to-morrow, Tuesday, the private residence No. 6 Beekinan plac intl 4and Fittieth streets, acing the East River, the enti ture, comprising Purlor Suits in velvet’ and re; walnut Chamber Suits, Matresses, &c. tension Tab Dimng 's, Hall Stand, Mirrors, Particulars catalogue. By order oi UCTION SALE, OF | ITURE, &C., TO PAY AD. vances—A. M. CRISTALAR, Auctioneer, will sell ati and iy Abingdon square ‘Guietton of Huson stre and Eighth avenue), on Tuesday, June 1S, at 10s o'clock, an assorted lot of genteel Honsehold Furniture, Gonsisting of walnutand cottage Pedroom Suits, Parlot Si sults, Bu- reaus, Washst Tables, Chairs, Bookeases, Carpets, Plated Ware, Cutlery, &e. Dealers und pubdbe invitel AUCTIONEER, THIS DAY (Monday), saleercoms 79 Nassau strect, a le second hand Household Furnitu ene of rate, Including Parlor aud Cha and other Carpets, trench Pate Mi rc fension Tables. S: ards, Lounjes, St0v Hall stands, Y MAX BAYERSDORFE at 10 o'clock, corner Rivington and elegant Fixtures, fags, Liquors, i ‘at 1014 o'cloek, at the ion of new and ed. for convent. a acs, R,—SELL angin_ stre | ae Pump, Tables, Chairs, Engra AYE! HSDORTE a 3 6 a Z "8 office, 245 Bowery. ZK sat 10 o'clock, at 1,202 Second avenue, entire Fu iture, Bedding, Carpets, "Bureaus, Wardrobe of entire Rouse, positively in lots. Dealers invited. 1. J. SWARZKOPIT, 278 Bower: Y ISADORE sw! ARZKOPHL, ied Ice-house of Meat Market, in lots. ted. _Ld, SWARZKOPH, 273 Bow DWARD SCHENOK, AUCTIONE Exec! \shatath sale Very Choice and Valuable ‘Old Wines and Brandies, to close the estate of the late J. P, Frothingham, Fsq., der of Irvi rind D. Tappan, “on WEDNESDAY JUN al oo Liberty street, comineneing This highly valuable consignment, of old pr wonsists parily of Essex, Jr., Double Diamond, serve Tinto AUCTIONEER, , Executor, at 12 o'clock. je Wines: ‘Old Re- Woo ort ¥ oath Side, Juno and Magnum Bonum Madeiras; arte, Ammnotillado and Oloroxo London Dock P ad Washington Ports; Pale ¢] mewey, Otard, Levegue and Leger Brandies; Mosse ix “sans Egal” Chiuypacnes; very old Rye and Bourbon Whiskeys: also West India Rum, being Yintages from HelL 1852, the lot being the private stock of the late owner, Which'has been aporaised nt over $100! De_positively sold by order of the executor. Catalogues and samples now ready. The above entire -is now in stor DWARD PETIINGER, AUCTIONEER, WIL. SELL, on Monday, 17th, at tox 0° clock, at August Hynard’s ni havenue, miscellaneous lot Fur- Gast bxtnres, K. also full of marble top * Hooks: everything apper- taining to first class business,’ Sale peremptory. Every lot will auction rooms, nit NAGLE, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE, 49 FOURTH vente, will sell on Weanestay June 19, at 1 clock M., at private residence, 316 West Thirtieth Street handsomve horeehoid Furniture, Mirrors, Carpets, Olleleths, &e, Details in time. RY FELTMAN, AUCTIONEER.—WHITNEY FELTMAN will sell_on Wetneaday next, at the ao and Greenwich streets, large stoc &c.; also a lot of Boots, Sh JOHNSON, JR, AUCTIONEER, Brilliant auction triamph! The seloct portions ot three spend id Penis ates onts M7 choice Village Lots and 2 hmndsome Dwellings, in the popular, central and pewutiral village of tion, at 12:30 greta af at auction, a o'cloel ot i ay a ah.the premises, on ory order, for absolute: by peremptory order, for 1 tae in by ander the direction of Geo, W. V Come evervbody. the Inimitab clen, Attorney. ‘Gratula's Teva Band, Harrison, « colossal collation and a strawberry festi will aid to make the da: cable. Bale absolute. “Nolimit. No reverve. No ty.ttdding. Terms easy ; title perfect; 70 per centon mortgage for three years. Take Big’ ie James slip or Thirt rpet nt 1 elo Ae sharp. ie i 1 acl ‘or tree excursion ticke' a mS, HC. A ly to 0. W, VAN SIGEEN, “Attorney, Yah Wheel MPC Or JERE ZORREOR, Jr., Auction 25 Nassau street, New York, you" A. DU Beet Lito | wh eed NN AvoTion! ER. HN A. DUNN & CO., lesrooin 227 Bowery, Will sell. this feleeatin de Hower 2M Hudson street, all and enire the Stock, Fixtures and Furniture of that old emablished Har and Billiard Room, consisting of a good stock of Liquors, and three Billard Tables, in periect a@rder, and complet in every particular. NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1872.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. SALH@ AT AUCTION. R,, AUCTIONEER. J. 7ORNSON Th HALE OF THIRTEENTH wakp OF JERSEY CITY, 5 EPLENDID D BUILDING Los BIGHTEEN mobithn DWELLINGS MARION, N. J, at anction, at 12:30 P.M. on the ‘ON THURSDAY, JUNE 20. tory ord MARION BUILDING. COMPANY. Last opportunity you will have to purchase first-class suburban property at present low prices. Free Excursion, Graffuia’y Seventh Regiment Band Elegant Collation’ at St. James’ Hotel, and Harrison's Vocal Eccentricities. perfect. Sale absolute. Terms easy. ecial Train at 1120.4. M. ‘or Free Excursion Tickets, Maps, &c., apply to GILES, Ag Maiden Lathes o ‘JERE, JOUNSON, JR. Auctioneer, 25 Nasian sireet, New York. o preciiaee, yegen BOGART, AUCTIONEER —MORTGAGE SALE, Monday, June’ i7, at IL o'clock, at G Duane strect, lot Perfumery, Oi ences, Liquor Flavors, ‘Toilet Powders, Pom 200 valuable Building Lots, in the town of OREENY ILLE, b on county, N. J., 30 minutes from City ita or Wall street. ‘This property comet ‘some of the most desirable x in Hi The Tecan aelightule om piels et with an extended view of the city and ba w York, Brooklyn, Staten Islan Railroad of New Jersoy ia on vite There ‘are 26 dally trains each way be, fork and Greenville; the timo from foot of ty street, New York, to Greenville station is 20 min- tten and the fare (by excirsion tickets) 10 cents. rerms of ‘One-third cash, two thirds to remain on bond and mort- Feet for three ycurs at 7 per cent. ther information may be obtained at the Post ofice Bui Greenville; oF EWIS E WOOD, Auction. mery street City; or of M. ARM- "RONG, iy erry street, New ‘York. ‘ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. Valuable Lote on West 163d sees Grand Boulevard, font OW will sell at auction, on TUESDAY, der > aa 12 o'clock, “exchange Salecroom, 111 'Brosdway_ (Trinity Bonding. Bale by order of the heirs of Semuel Dunshec, de: West 142d street--The two desirable Lots on the nor side of | eo street, 475 feet west of Grand Boulevard, ea 25x09.11 fe These lots are even with the grade ‘anil f from rock ; Sea” ‘treet is opened an} rewere Proton and gas pipes are laid. Warranty aced given. ORTGAGE SALE—BENJAMIN P. FAIRCHILD Auctioneer.—On Monday, June 17, 1872, at 10 A. M., ¢ northeast corner of Madison avenue and Tnirtietht street, the following property, viz: one new Clarence Coach. By order of the Attorney. ARSHAL’S BAL VERY FINE orl, PAINTINGS, Chromos, Bt ravings, Picr and Mante) Mirrors. RICHAKD WALTERS. Auctioneer, will sell a Mon- day, at 11 o'clock, ats lésroom 27 Kast Broad: fine Oi Paintings, landse e fruit ame Bo ait Patnt- ings, Chromos, steel Fanray ‘antel and Pier French plate Mirrors, Parlor sulta, | in’ Brocatel. Malo. positive, without reserve, ARLES F. WATTS, Marshal. ARSHALS SALE.—RICHARD FIELD, SHERIFF'S and Generul Auctioncer. salesroom 121 Bowery, will sell, this day, at 10 o'clock, at 87 East, Broadway, alarce Amcortment Ot Drv Goods, Hosiery, Stationery, &c. By order of P. FEENEY, City Marshal: ceretee SALE—OF THE LEASE, coop WIL! Fixtures, Furniture and Effects of the celebrated “Otis Field” Billard Saloon, 121, 123 and 125 Fulton street, corner of Nassau street, condisting of six Billiard Tables, with cues, maces and bridges are thereto; ten sets of Balis, two sets of Pool Balls, 40 oak Chairs ‘iron LS pear etary, Desk, Mirror, Champagne Fountain, Wash- stand. Gas Fixtures’ Bar, Counter, Decanters, Bottles, Tumblers, Glassen, de, ; also Horse, Wa on and Harness! on Wednesday. t the 19¢h’ day of June. it 1 o'clock in {he forenoon, Gn the premises, by JACOB BOGART, Auc- tioneer. JOHN H. TTOEIE, ttorney for Mortgage. AWNBROKER’S SALE—THIS DAY, BY JOHN MOR- TIMER, 42 East Broadway, 500 lots fine silk and other Dresses, Skirts, Remnants, lace and other Bhawls, Bed and Table Linen, Undergarments; also fine Coats, Pants, Vesta By order Solomon Stearn, 18 Weat Twenty-sev- enth atre JAWNBROKER’S SALE. THIS DA JANES AGAR, Auctioneer, will sell, at 59 New Bowery, 500 lots Men's. and Women's Glothinz, Table Linen, Sheets, Spreads, &«. By order of J. Theise, 28 Spring street. AWNBROWKER'S: eat eben J AND JRW- elry.—THOS. J. McGR. wetionecr, 18 Chatham street, will sell on. ATHUREDAY 8 Gold and Silver by ocmag Papen, Gold Jewelry, Guns, Pistols, &c. By order M. Levy, 78’Grand street. Sole BOOKS FROM LONDON, Monday, June 37, and following evenings, at 724 o'clock, at the Clinton Hall Salesrooms. Just receiyed from Messre. Henry Sotheran & Co. Or- dered to be sola peremptorarily for their account, with- out any reserve or limitation—comprising elegantly illus trated Works, the best editions of standard books, many of great rarity. This collection contains a et of DUBON’S BIRDS OF AMERICA, the original edition o at magnificent work, 4 vols., ele- phant follo, halt moro for book collectors. Mexico, 9 vols., ‘Aigo, Kingsborough ‘An folio, halt wnoroccy, colored plat Wilson’s American Ornithology, 9 vols., 4to. Stafford Gallery, 2 vols., 4to. Land, 4 vols., fallo, half moro: Mr. Halliwell's Magnificent edition of Shakespeare, 16 vols., folio, half moroces. Royal Gallery of Art, 2 vols., folio, morocco extra. Galerie de Vienne, 2 vols, 4to., ‘ke. ty talogues ready. Books on exhibition. ‘The Messrs. LEAVITT, SG. WbAucny, AUCTIONEE, S. SouRSoe Sen Mie day nt 2 0 street, a general assortinent of Household Furniture— Parlor Sults, in reps and haireloth; Bedroom Suits, Ward- robes, Lounges, enamelied Suits, black walnut Bedsteads, Buredus, Beds, Bedding, Glass and Crockery Ware, Lamps, Vases, Mantel Ornaments, Desks, Bhowéaces, Ot fice Furniture, Chatrs, Tables, Feather Beds and Pillows, Books, Maps, Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Pianofortes, Vel: yet, Tapestry and Ingrain Carpete; Oilcloths, China Mat. ‘ood and Willow Ware, School Furniture, Lace Guktainn Window Shades, Ol Paintinus Kitchen Uiensiis and u larze variety of houseke} ping articles; also lot of Shaiting, Pulleys and Sawing HERIFF'S SALE.—R, FIELD, SHERIFF'S AND ( eral Auctioneer, salesroom 121 Rowery, will sell this atl o'clock, at the corner of Chambers and Ce mirceta one Steam Fire Engine, known the Fire Department of the city of Ni y. ‘y. scarce. Shert's Views in the lioly ', Auctioncers. clock, at 454 Canal “York: ‘Tender and Apparatus belonging to the game. Dy 0 TTHEW T. ENWAN, “Sher. Jou: 0, StevExs, Under Sh Sheriff. HOS. GA! &CO,, AUCTIONEERS, WiLL 8 this day, at 67 East Houston street, at 103% « EIGER, one family Mangle, Chairs, Tables, Mattrasses, Bedsteads, one large Writing Desk, & i We « TLLIAM, ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER. ‘ainable Staten Island Property at auction, WILLIAM ABBOT will welt on Monday, June 17, at 12 o'clock noon, at the Merchants’ Exchange Salesrooms, M1 Broadway, New York, consisting of Honse and two Greenhouses, with hot water appara the Tot ty 6 feet by 100, on New York avenue; ne Vanderbilt landing." For particulars apply at the offi the nuctioneer, No. 6 ity tall Place, kew York, TO LET FOR BUSINESS FURPOSE! * AS CORNER STORE AND BASEMENT TO LET— Bleccker street, for any respectable business; im mediate possession: reduced Tee Be T. BURSIAM, 609 Hudson street. —T0. LET, BUILDINGS, PARTS OF BUTLDINGS + and Lofts, on a corner ana a well lighted, th or without pow it A -TO LET, AT A AN VER' street, corner of Bowe able for a dentist, costun ness, LOW RENT, 5 BOND | : first class Ideation, and ror any respectable’ busi A =TWO STORES, ROOMS BACK AND + ments to let, 5¢ and 58 Greenwich avenue, respectable business Immediate possession. E. L, & b. T. BURNHAM, 609 Hudson street. BASE- for any —THE HEALTHIEST price to a responsible ©. SMITH, owner, 202 William street, Frankfort House. uf) party. perty. Get ticks treet, or GEO, W, “FRO 2 SPOFFORD BROTHER: "i 29 Broad way. LL LIGHTED ROOMS, steam: also use of stes STEAM POWER TO LF large and small heated elevator. 418 aud Ww iF b 13 23 ls HULIZE, 59 Wall ay West Firty-frst street. 0 LE! SMALL STORE, WITH A LARGE stow window, on Sixth avenue, near Tenth street, for any except fruit, cigars or candy. Inquire at 158 Sixth'avenue. 0 LET—39 LEROY STREPT, NEAT LITTLE BOARD- Ing House, 10 rooms; heater nnd gay in every room : Fent only $# per month: five boarders will stay; part of furniture, nenrly hew,forsale cheap; slekucse 1a Vainily canse of removal, Mo RENT.—OFFIC B AND” WORK HOP SUITABLE for maniiacturing Jewelry. Inquire on the premises, 189 Broadway, of a YNN NER & CO. "DWELLING. HOoUs 8 ‘TO LET Furnished. TO RENT, ATA BARGAIN TO A GOOD TE T, a Bg aly furnished House on West Nineteenth three story high Stoop brick House, in good rent $1,200; imme ot «sion. West Mtwenty. third et. A JAMES" R EDWAKDS, . “ISHED rb hn TO by iherally enty-seco atreet.—, ree stor} stor Heese pean arhath ae ig Fd obliged suddenly to teoant at $l7o perm new. @°,%° BEAUTIFUL WHITESTONE TO-MORROW.— “good an investinent ag clty property. et tickets of JERE JOUNSON, Jr., 2 Nassau street, or GEO. W. VAN SICLEN, 13d Nesaad street Unfarnished. A. TOUR story BASEMENT HOUSE, IN FINE order, ail improvements, Immediate possession, to Tet, 87 West Ninth street. B. 1, BURNHAM, 609 Hudson street, Maricient: | ¥ DAUCHY & WITITESTONE TO-MORROW.— | A Fee RE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE 10 st ot Swenty. ope sect iB fret ri ler, nsed and repaired, ao. ; ren} SAMA Te ROW a kbs Aer West Twenty th atreet, __DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. Unfurnished. N PXCELLENT NINTH WARD HOUSE TO LET, very low—Will sell or exchange. Furmshed House to rent. “House to rent, and Purniture for sal JAMES CAGNEY, 631 "dudson street. ouR | STORY HOUSE, 23 west (FORTY-AIXTH Oar Broadway, to let o1 rear exte! tion “and ‘back’ stair Apply to JOUN BOW RAYS Broadway. 0 LET—A NICE SMALL HOUSE, VERY DESIit- ably and centrally located, 1! rooms. Inquire of O. PITT & SON, 88 East Ninth strect, opposite Stewart's. — (PO EET-PRIVATE HOUSE, OR PART OF tt, IN Sixty.dfth, street, near Second avenue, with’ gas, warm and cold water’ and bathroom, and all other im? Provements, Inquire af 108 Third strect, room 1. FURNISHED KCOMS AND APARTHNENTS TO LET, SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE a gentioman with a handsomely furnished Room; loeation elegant. Address G. W. M., Station D. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LUT BY A PRI vate family. Inquire at 22 East Eleventh street. A —TO LET, AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUIT oF + Parlors,'on first floor, or club purposes, to gentle men. 1,179 Broadway. Bi T 36 EAST TWELYTH sTRexr. —PLRASANTL Y FUR. nished Rooms; cool, ve from fresh xpaclous att re repairs, decorations and all convenienges; house strictly first class; near Broadway and best restaurants. A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE NICELY PURNISUED Rooms to let for houeckeeping, or would board Quiet party or lady; no other boarders. Also Floor to Tet saltady le for spear or any other business, furnished or uo- furnish nice, bie has all modern conventences, Termstmor era For three days call at or address 223 ‘Weat Fortieth street. | SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET, Waheed ta ahi terd ing of four rooms, all communi cheap for summer months. 1 HANDSOMELY FURNISIED ROOM TO LET—TO A one or two gentlemen fam'ly private; location un- Urpawwed. 122 Bart Slateenth arect, rer Irving place. { HANDSOM. oLY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, TO gentlemen, without board. 61 West one or two Twonty-fourth suree FURNISHED UPPER ROOM, WELL THIGH oelling, gan, fe. In first class spacions private rosi- SAPS doc 1. "Marks pluce, near Broadway; $3; no iT at door. ‘ A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM TO 1 TF cellent accommodations for honsekeeping, will be Jet low Good tenant near Bleceker, for three days, FURNISHED LARGE, LOFTY CORNER KOOM Wilhout board. for gehtlemoen of gentleman an wile, to let, 9 Suillvan street, corner of g street. PRONT, PARLOR, $7 WEEKLY BACK ROOM, 85; bath and ure of kitchou included; rooms hand: somely lurnished. Apply at 162 Bast Thirty-second street, near Lexington avenue. Apply at 25 Carmine street, a URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—POR TWO GENTLE. men, or married couple; bath and gas. Inquire at 305 East Tenth strect, be enues A and B, NENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH X handsomely furnished Rooms, in suits or singly, at 157 West Twenty-third street YO TO BEAUTIFUL WHITESTONE TO-MORROW.— Fun investment as city property. Get Uekets Nassau street, or GEO. W. an’ street, FURNISH 35 Wes NEWLY con VEnICnees. D h po LE Apartments; modern stro NEAR CENTRAL Apply at 67 Bast 10 LET—PART OF A TOUS’ Park, furnished or untarnished. Fighty-sixth street. LTRICELY, FURNISHED ROOME; HOT AND COLD L. water; plenty of clovet_ room, gas, bath, good table; home coniforts; at lowest swnuuer 252 West ‘Fifteenth street. ATH AVENU T OF FURNISHED ROONS AT Je, BU GO Node aca Finke Arenve Howl Oue oc tro mente: men can be pleasantly situated. Apply on second tloor 30" STREET, 51, EAST.—A LADY HAS FURN: « Rooms at reasonable pric to gentlemen, without board, house and location first class, 38 EAST NINETEENTH STREET.—FINELY FUR- OO nished Rooms, tor single gentlemen only ; centrally located. ® Saal 104 EIGHTEENTH STR T, NEAR SIXTH AVE- hhue.—Furnished for housckeeping or gentlemen, a Room and two Be pms; terms $6 0 a week. 18 MACDOUGAL STREET.—FURNISHED ROOMS 5 price to let. 144. REMSEN STR —A FURNISHED ROOM FOR agen okiyy Heights, first class re- eldence, in for colle 49 Tet, in a priv wile; 7” jor preparing # yous gentioman THR y furnished front “Roam t9 Ate House, to single gentlemen or man and rent $4.50 per week. ROOMS AND APART- NTS TO LE’ PLEASANT BACK PARLOR TO it rd, in a private tamily. ond UNFURNISH M LET—UNFUR 826 gol an investment as city property EB JOUNS aeets sire! 10 LET—THIRD AND FOURTH STORIP: OF 8 EAST Tenth street, near Brondway; five rooms on each will Le aliered to sult upy nd let separately MACHINGRY. 2 ADAMS PRESS, os . ize of platen, William street, New York tity GOOD ORDER, inches. Ap: WATSON, Bridgeport Boil VOR SALE—( also new nh swing; small ing Machines; all tn good (0. 3 Hay an Planers, Drill orde AOR SALB-ENGINES, BOILERS, HOES I Polle °s,Hangers, Ely ators and our MIN, one holst Evevater, ali in oraer, at oto We st Thirty « th stree B. FOX & CO, MISCELLANEOU PARTY HAVING LATHES, TOOL Ad desire, work in elther brass or iron. OLOUG AND Pow Address Thi LITHOGRAR D JOB f Print uD NEWS. al previous and ¢ Re y, New York. ‘Vouunns oF THE paper ror sale; com to the Charleste until the ¢ DINGION'S Bock St , 30s Bowe: HY ES AND EARS. ANTM TAL HUMAN BAUOH & GOUGEL ANN (ormerly with Professor Boissonneau, nd insectors of the Linproved c N. B.—These eyes are endorse bythe MATRIMONIAL. TLEMAN OF UNEXCEPTIONABLE ined and fine-looking vatitance of alady with 1 Fes nothing for age oF OUS, Herald oft MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. BALDWIN. —At ‘Trinity chureh, Hlk- June 1, by the Rey. Dr. AMIALL, Of Bergen Point, daughter of William P. Bald- win, of Elkton, Ma. CHIC! patieag aie TON.—OMt yt: urs , dune 15 Dr. Rylanee, eRID SLIZADETH, daughter of J , all of this city. Mansi. On Thursday, June 13, 1872, at the residenct ents, by the Right Kev. W. H. Odenheimer, Joskva Marsn, of Perth Am- i to Cilia daughter of George W. Reid, of R ELLOwS.—In this city. on Tnesday, June Hi, by Rev. H. W. Bellows, D. D., Lieutenant, Commander Hexry B. Ropeson, U. earner G Njcwo.s, daughter of the Jol ellows. RogrRs—Praciy.—At Richmond, Va., on Wednes- y, June 12, 1372, by the Rev. Dr. Peterkin, FRAN: crs G. Rogers to Mary M. C. Peacny, daughter of Thomas G. Peachy. D—BRUSH.—At Sst. Peter's charch, Brush's Mills Be _ by the Rey. John Randall, on Tuesday, June 4, Tus A. WEED, of New York city, to asa Buin, daughter of Henry N. Brush, of the former place. te Rev. Birth. REAGAN.—The wife of Mr. Wa. H. REAGAN, NO. 5 Beekman street, of twins, Died. Beacn.—On Sunday, June 16, Sopnta VIRGINIA, wife of William N. Beach, and "daughter of Alvah Hail, aged 33 years. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Cal- vary chareh, Fourth avenue and Twenty: -first street, esday, 18th inst., at beyidong o'clock A. M. aexxern.—On' 8 Sunday, Py d 16, MICHABL BEN- ETT, of heart disease, aged years. Whatacives ‘and friends are cespenati invited to attend the faneral, from his late residence, 410 Fighth avenue, on Tuesday, at half-past ten o'clock, to St. Michael’s church, West Thirty-second street, thence to Calvary fis gs 4 CALLAHAN.—On Friday, June 14, ELLEN CALLA HAN, beloved wife of Cornelius Callahan, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- tS EEE EE EE EI EE aaa spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monda: June 17, at ten o'clock, from her late resideace, 238 | P. Kast Twenty-seventh’ strect; thence to St. '‘Ste- phen’s church, East Twenty-eighth street, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated, CARMICHAEL.—On Sunday, June 16, after a short illness, at his residence, JOHN CARMICHAEL, late of county Derry, Ireland, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfuliy invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 104 Cannon street, ou Tuesday, at two P. M. Colerain Chronicle and Derry Standard please copy. COLLINS.—On Sonday, June 16, after a long a painful illness, EuizabeTH COLLINS, in the 70th bird of her age, at the residence of her son John, rine street (Lafayette), Jersey City, a native of Mallow, county Cork, Ireland, Funeral will take place from the abor Zpemiar moming, ta SOLS oa ene, to Demeter je friends of the family are invited to attend, ‘i Cork papers please cony, CoRREJA.—In_ Brooklyn, on Fmday, June 14, CELESTE, widow of Captain John Correja, aged 68 The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late Saienee. 104 Livingston street, between Smith and Hoyt streets, on Monday, June 17, at two o'clock P. 5 CORNWALL.—On Saturday, June 15, ANSON @G. CORNWALL, aged 20 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fnily invited to attend the funeral, from the Thirty- fourth street Reform Church, between Eighth and arg avenues, on Monday, June 17, at two o'clock P. Saivine, Ontario (Canada West) papere please copy. Oka wronn. —On Saturday, June 15, at the resi- gence of her brother, JAN# ALICE CRAWFORD, aged pends of the family are respectfally invited. Her remains will be taken to Evergreens Cemetery for interment, June 17, at three o'clock. Donanvux.—On Sunday morning, June 16, Joun DOoNanvn, in the 35th year of his age, Funeral will take piace from the Church of the Annunciation, Broadway and 152d street, on Tues- day, June 18, at half past ntne o'clock A. M. fe} tives and friends of the family are respectfully In- wee to attend without further notice, URBROW.—At South Orange, N. J., on Thursday pt , gue 18, GRORGB H, DuREROW, in the 44th year of his age. Funeral from his late residence on Monday, 17th, at eleven ock A. M. Train leaves foot of Barclay street at 9:10, and returning leaves South Orange at 11:50, Friends are invited to be present without further notice, Due notice of the funeral will be given hereafter. Pisuer.—At Kast Chester, Sunday, June 16, 1872, Mary EuLArik, infant daughter of John J. and Ellie T. V. Wisher, Notice of funeral in Tuesday's paper. GALLAGHER! On Saturday evening, June 15, after f Jong illness, SUSAN, wile of Thomas Gallagher, in the $6th year of her age. ‘The funeral will take place from her late resi- dence, 48 Third street, this Cay (Monday), at two o'clock precisely. Her’ remains wil be interred in Calvary Ceretery. Garoivrr.—In this city, on Saturday, June 16’ ABRAHAM 8. GARDINER, aged Funeral from his late West ‘Thirty. second street, on Monday, 17 ab hall-paxt two o'clock P! M. Reiatives and friends of the de- sed, members of Prince of Orange Lodge, No. 16, ie EI Ne Chapter, No. 2, and Palestine of which deceased was a residence, or On. ANGR Lopar, No. 16, PF. ann A. M.— You are hereby summoned to at- mmunication at the lodge rooms, Sixth avenue and Twenty-third southwest corn street, on Monc prompt, for the pnrpose of paying: th of respect to our lite brother, Abraham Past Se ary. A full attendance is urgently re- queste Brethren of sister lodges are respectfully invited. . D., WILDMAN, Master, A. PUF Secretar ies her residence, Succesa Pond (Lakevitic), North Hempstead, PE. 1., on Saturday, June 15, 1872 (tue T4th anniversary of her birth), Mre. ADELALDE, Widow of Hon, Menry J. Magner, of Jamaica, L. 1. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from lier late residence, on Wednesday, June 19, at one o'clock in the afternoon. TALS! On Sunday, June 16, SARAH EMILINE Owen, wife of Wesley W. W. Halsey, aged 22 years, 5 montns and 14 days. relatives and friends of the family are re- ily invited to attend the funcral, from the Methodist Epis ‘the apew Thirtieth Street Wednesday, 10th HEA At ' ystchester county, on Saturday morning, June 15, after a short illness, Davin Hearn, in the 70th year of his age, Funeral will take place to-day (Monday), at three o’clock P.M. Hingy.—On Sunday, June 16, Patrick FINry, son of Edward and Elizabeth Hiney, natives of the par- ish of Kilby, Kings county, Ireland, aged 42 years. His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 620 Kast Thirteenth street, on Tuesday afternoon, June 18, at one o'clock. Hovewrox.—Killed, on Thursday, June 13, by accl- dentally falling off the cars while in motion, at Havre de Grace, Md., Doveras Stearns Hovuguron, grandson of Jotham Clark, of this city. The fnneral will take place from the residenco of his aunt, 227 West T'welfth street, on Tuesday, at church, on lock A. M. Saturday, June 15, Avon: 0, only tee Maria S. Judson, aged 1 year, ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of his purents, eo Wilson street, Brooklyn, ED. Mon- y, June 17, at three P, M. "Friends ahd relatives fully invited to attend, yn Sunday, June 16, Manta, wife of Her- 0 man Kowing. Relatives and friends, also the members of the United Brothers Lodge, No. 356, F. and A, M., are re- spectfatly invited to attend the funeral, from her 1 sidence, 100 Sixth avenne, northeast corner Thirteonti street, on Tuesday, June 18, at half-past one o'clock P.M. —On Saturday, June 15, Epwunp L., son of ¢, and Mary Lang, aged 2 montna and 6 days. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, 154 Measerole avenue, Greenpoint, this afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. The remains will be taken to Newburg, Y., for interment. > jewark, N. J., on Friday, June 14 AMIGAIL LinpsLey, in her 81st year, fends and relatives are invited to attend the house of her son-in-law, H. H. Jones, Newark, N.J., on’ Tuesday the 18th, at half-past ten o'clock A. M. ‘The body will be taken to Morristown, N, bend interment, Lonman.—On Saturday, Ju , EDWIN HANPRLD, youneess child of Join and Gacis Lohman, aged 14 months. The relatives and friends of the family are re- speetintly invited to attend the funeral, from the lence of his parents, No. 15 North Moore street, on Tuesday afternoon, at to o'clock. LouMAnN.—On Friday afternoon, June past four o'clock Heyry TH. Lonman and 423 West Twenty-fourth street, after a lon; | severe illness, aged 46 years, 8 months and 4 days, Relatives and friends, also the members of the and Lodge 0, R. V. (Maita), are respectinily in- vited to attend the funeral, on Monday, t7th inst., & hali-past one o'clock P. M., from the St, John rman Lutheran church, in’ Christopher stre near Bleecker, Lorp.—On turday, June 15, after a jong and painfal finess, Duzanern P., wife of Thomas Lord, in the 69th year of her age, The relatives aud friends of the family are tn- vited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 35 West Seventeenth street, on Tuesday, June 18, at ten o'clock A. M. MOYLAN.—On Sunday, June 16, on of Timothy H. and Catherine E years, 1 month and 15 days. ‘The relatives vous fc s of the family are re- attend the funeral, on Mon- « rer kK, from the residence of his Ninth street (formerly North First, ey City. The body will be taken to netery for interment. Saturday, June 15, LAWRE year of his age, The relath nd triends are respectfully invited toattend the funeral, from the residence of his son-in-law, John Hicks, 118 Atlantic street, Brook- lyn, on The Bday, June 18, at two P.M. MeCroppen.—On Si , June. 16, 1872, Mary, wife of Anthony MeCrodden, formerly of 92 Gold New York, aged 68 years, ‘The relatives and friends ot the family are re- spectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 140 Degraw street, South Brooklyn, nesday, June 18, at one o'clock. ay, June 16, GRACE ANNA ODELL, of Ferdinand W. and Helen E, Josern H., elder Moylan, aged 2 sur ect). Bl E Mynns, younge it daughter ‘Odell, aged 3 years, The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 205 Walworth street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, the 18th inst., at half-past two P. M. O'BRIEN.—On Saturday, June 15, 1872, Mra. O'BRIEN, @ native of Lismore, county Waterford, Ireland, in the coth year of her age. The nds of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this day (Monday), 17th inst., at half-past Vi o'clock P, M., from 340 East Forty- ely atn street. ER.—On sunday morning, June 16, Mary A. Parken, daughter of Hyland A. Parker. Pirrsoy.—At Charleston, 8. C., om Saturday, June 15, Sanam H., wile of Edwara Pierson, for- merly of Brooklyn, Rrce.—In this city, on Friday, June 14, at her residence, No. 908 West Thirty-fourth street, RE- BECCA Rick, relict of Charles L, Rice, of New Rochelle, The relatives and friends of the family are re- bore invited to attend the tnneral, from the urch Of the Holy Communion, corner of Sixth avenue and Twentieth street, on ‘Monday, June 17, at two o'clock P, M. Roserts.—On Saturday, June 15, IseLtn Roperrs, eldest son of the late Robert. Roberts, Sr. Notice of funeral to-morrow. Roaers.—On Saturday, June 15, RacneL RoGers, beloved wife of Edwin H. Rogers and daughter of J. C. Purdy, in the 30th ear of her age. The relatives and friends of the tamil; spectfuily invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, No. 4 Van Nest place (Charles street), on Tuesday, June 18, at one o'clock, Scnvutz.—On Friday, June 14, Rosert Scuvirz, in the 69th year of his age. are re- The relatives and friends of the ire res fully invited to to attend the funeral ftom the eek dence of his son-in-law. Samuel M. Orait, 39 East “and the constable then put the irons on their prey bard street, on Monday, June 11, at one o'clock 6, ee —On Sanday morning, June 16, Breiua, daughter of Lewis and Mary Sternbach, aged 3 x cars and 5 montis, ‘the funeral will take place at one o'clock, from ares residence of her parents, 357 East Sixty-second reet, TALLMAN.—On Saturday, June 15, ABRAM, young- est son ef John J. and Lavina Tallman, of Hacken- sack, and brother of P. E. ‘Tallman, of Passaic, N. J., aged 30 years, 1 month and 8 days, The relatives and friends are cordially Invited to attend the funeral, from the Reformed Dutch chureh, Rev. J. Y. De Bann pastor, at Hackensack, on Monday, June 17, at two o'clock P. M. ‘Trait | leaves New York, foot of Chambers street, at 12:45 | P. M. Returning leaves Hackensack at four o'clock. | Carriages will be in waiting at Kssex atreet depot. | WALKER.—On Sixth day (Friday), Sixth month (June), 14, Races T., widow of the late John J. Walker and can tiee ‘of the late Philip E, Thomas, of Baitimore, in the 68th year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 306 Fifth avenue, on Second day J rae ane the 17th inst., at half-past ten o'clock WAYN#.—On Sunday, June 16, CLARA A. WAYNE, wife of P. H. Wayne, aged 37 years. Her funeral will take place’ on Tuesday, the 18th, | from her late residence, 269 Grove street, Jersey | i at two o'clock, ‘EEKS.—On Saturday, June 15, at the residence of his father, in Yonkers, Javon, only son of Benja- min TT, and Catharine Weeks, in’ the 36th year of his | re, | ¢ friends In Yonkers will meet at the house on Wednesday, the 19th inst., at ten o'clock A. M., and | relatives and friends are invited to the concluding ceremonies, at three o'clock P. M., from 26 Second street, New York. Wu8ELOOK,—On Thursday, June 13, in Providence, R Bd Oris A. WuRBLocK, formerly of this ai, " MURDER IN FLATBUSH. Aaa dL A Biack Man , Kintea by Onc of F Color. The police of the Tenth precinct, Brooklyn, were yesterday notified by Constable Hultz, of Flatbush, one of the county towns of Kings county, that murder most foul had been committed in that usu- ally quiet place at an early hour in the morning. The victim was William Albert Oliver, a negro about fifty years of age, who was found lying with his skull broken in by blows, at a lonely spot on Catherine street, within two hundred yards of his late place of residence, a miserable hovel. ‘The evidence strongly pointed to the fact that the deceased had been foully murdered, and Constabie Hultz was put on the trail to ferret out the murderer, He was not long in learning that Oliver, who was married and the father of seven children, had not been living upon amicable torme with ‘Mrs. Oliver, the sharer of is joys and sorrows, and that the green-eyed monster had raised its hideous form upon the once | happy domestic hearth of the Olivers, Ht was further ascertained that the deceased was seen under the influence of bad whiskey going towards his home about two o'clock in the morning, and that two other black men, also somewhat the worse for liquor, named Jaco Anderson and John W. Robinson, where seen in the vicinity of the plac where the dead body was discovered about that hour, Own This circumstance led to the arrest of Anderson | and Kobinson on suspicion. The Western District Coroner of NED Dr. RB. Jones, repaired to Mlatvush about eleven o* lod K and held an inquest over the body of the victim. It transpired upon the investivation that the trio of colored men met anid quarrelied near where the body was discovered; that ngry words led to blows, and that Anderson, who is known in Fiat- | bush as a desperate character, a black rascal, bew! the old man on the head with a heavy picket which he wrenched from a garden fence. “His vietim fell dead at his feet, and Anderson and Robinson took to their heels. They were arraigned before Justice F nan Ciarkson and committed by him to await Sergeant aes r the action of the Grand Jury. and marched them eff to Kaymond Street Jall, where they are now pondering over the dark and | bloody deea in the murderers’ tier of cells, Tie | prisoner Anderson is a heavy, thick-set, short hegre, with protruding ips and villanous visage. prisoner, who Js held as a witness, is uot P pasessing cast of countenance either. The inquest will be resumed to-morrow, CONTINUATION OF THE REIGN OF ORIME. | Riddied With Backshot, . While Edward King, of Seventy-seventh street and avenue A, was walking down First avenue with some friends, about one o'clock yesterday | morning, he was shot at between Seventy-seventh and Seventy-eighth streets by some unknown par- ties and dangerously wounded. the Twenty-third precinct station house by the po- lice, and the Surgeon of that district examined the wounds. It was found that he had been hit in the left breast and shoulier, and fourteen buckshot had entered the body. All that was possible was done for the man at the time, and he subsequently leit for home with his friends, The police are endeav- | i | and completely demolished, | shinglig the roof, THE CONNECTICUT TORNADO. ab ae a 8 Terrific Storm of Wind, Hail, Rain and Lightning All Over the State—Great Damage to Property. [From the New Haven Register, June 15.| The storm which blew up so suddenly with vio~ lent wind, thunder and lightning, late yesterday aiternoon, was severe and disastrous in all parts of the State, In the eastern section especially the damage resulting was extensive, and in some cases quite serious, Its ravages, however, were chiefly confined to the belt of country lying between Staf- ford and South Windham. AP WILLIMANTIC. At Willimantic hailstones at large as hens’ egas fell, and the destruction of glasa and damage by the deluging rain was immense, In the west front of the mill of the Windham Manufacturing Company and the mills of the Smithville Company there is scarcely a whole pane of giass left. Further down | the stream, the mill of the Dunham Man- ufacturing Company was left windowless, and the pelting storm poured into the bullding. The new Congregational church is so severely damaged that it will cost over a thousand dollars to repair it, In the factories the panic among the operatives was fearful. Many of the females fainted outright, and others added shrieks to the rattling peals of thunder and the whistling of the storm, The factories were com- pelled to stop, and the river rose rapidly. ‘The damage to the shrubbery and trees must prove seri- ous. Not only were they beaten and stripped of foliage by the hail, but large trees from eighteen inches to two feet in diameter were uprooted and prostrated by the violenc* of the wind, AT PUTNAM. In this town hailstone of large size, some meas uring an inch and a half in diameter, fell. The rain poured in torrents and deluged the streets. ‘The wind drove the storm furiously to the southeast, which, with the vivid flashes of lightning and sharp ica of thunder, conspired to make the most fearful tempest ever witnessed by those in this sec- tion ot the country. Great damage must have been done. The hot-! Bones in this vicinity must be 4 te damaged, and the growing crops injured. Seventy-six out ferecie “seven panes of giags In Schofield & Holines’ photograph hall were broken by the hail, AT PLAINFIELD, During the gale and thunder shower on Friday | afternoon, at four o'clock, & large two story wooden building with an L, being erected by Warren Smith, near Planfeld Junction, was blown down 'The body of the build- jug was boarded, and workmen had commenced The wind blew with such force as to remove it Lom the foundation several feet, and pavtiy turning it round before tt fell, av DAYVILLE. During the thunder storm on Friday afternoon i ining struck the gable of the honse occu- passed down to the floor hous Mrs, Miller wis 1 was so severely injured of, The lightuing burned hex hoir and clothes aud left her insensible,. She was res ated after vigorous efforts, and at last accounts Was 5 edto be ontof danger, Con- siderable damage was done to the building, AY OLANDSVILLR. ‘The storm passed over Plantsvi two o’clock, the rain failing in she pled by Chauncey A001 and went through the the pantry at the t! that her iife was despal about holt-past and the wind , driving: the rain through sides of windows and under clap-boarding. \1 severest in the northern part of the 1 He was taken to | jail broke 100 panes of glass in one honse and 120 panes in another, Rye was cut down and chickens were killed by hail stones a8 large as gale of Wednesday was also fearful, foot and a half in diwmeter with ne blowing off a portion of the ‘A young iady passing along lightning, which quite town, wh AN. Berlin received the visitation at three o'clock, The path of the storm appeared about half a mile wide, and extended from Kensington to Kast Berlin. Hail stones formed by regelation four inches in diameter were found in large numbers, At Berlin Junct! 1 the windows were broken fn the passenger station and freivht house, and gen- erally in the path of the storm, The trees were stripped bure and many uprooted, and the cattle in the felas were seized with # panic, ran to and fro, | jumping fences and bellowing loudly, All vegeta- tion suffered sev The factory of Jonathan Hart, in Kensington, had 2,000 panes of glass out, and manu ured stock damaged in the shop by the hail stones, which were as large as eggs and gathered up by the bushel. He also had five acres {fine rye in one lot entirely destroyed. Every house in the range of the storm suffered, and damage to crops is incaleulable. Persons caught out in the storm were stunned by the hail, AT BIRMINGHAM, i very terrific thunder shower passed over this v afternoon, The rain fell in tor- wind blew with such violence as to oring to clear a the mystery, butas King has no suspicion who the persons are that fired at him it will be a difficult matter to get at them, Serious Stabbing Affray. On Sunday morning, about one o’clock, a row took place in the lager beer saloon No. 384 Grand street, kept by Wiluam Schiesten, that resulted in the stabblag of Bernard Campbell, of No. 213 De- lancey street, by Sherwood Delaney. ‘The wounded man was removed to the Thirteenth precinct sta- tion house and afterwards sent home, The police are after Delaney, but it is deubtfal that they will | catch him, If the police of the precinct would in- sist upon the closing up of all the saloons in this district at the proper time much trouble would be avoided, and in this particular instance a murder would probably not liave occurred. Death tsalinost sure to be the result of the affray, for the wounded inan is now lying at home in @ critica! condition, RUSTICATING ON ROOFS. A Man and Wife Both Roll Of, About one o'clock yesterday morning Justin Macnamara, of 262 Delancey street, and Mary, his wife, went up on the roof of their residence to en- joy the freshness of the atmosphere at that alti- tude, Mary, who had been out during the previous evening imbibing with a number of jovial spirits, seeming to think her husband had picked out the coolest spot on the house-top for himself, endea- to dislodge him fro hited her ‘forts to remove him, and a scufile was the resul Goming too close to the edge of the roof duri the conflict, both fell to the sidewalk, and not seriously injured. They were attended by the Police Surgeon of the Thirteenth precinct, and sent to Belloyue Hospital in au ambulance A Fall of Fifty Feet. Mary Stewart fell trom the roof of 137 Washington street to the sidewalk, a distance of about fifty fect, and broke both her Jegs, ‘The case is supposed by the physicians to ken up by the police and afterward sent to the Park Hospital. The people living in the louse say sie went on the roof to sleep, being una- ble to endure the Lol atmosphere indoors, A Fatal Fall. Shortly after one o’clock yesterday morning Off- cers Kennedy and Ringhouser, of the Seventeenth | conviction that I precinct, took to the station house August Woife, a German, whom they found lying in the rear of premises 311 Kast Tenth street, he having received a fracture of the skull. Jt is believed that Wolfe fell from a fourth story window, through which he wus attempting to crawl and thus reach the fi escape, Where it was his intention to go to siee Wolfe 4 gone through the window once or twi before, and evidently did not entertain fears about falling. The injured man died soon alter reaching the station house, and the body was sen ni to the Morgue. Several persous in the house heard de- ceased fall from the window. Coroner Herrman ‘Was notified to bold an inquest over the remains, HOBOKEN (EN NEWS. Shocking Accident o on a Ferryboat. Yesterday morning, as the Christopher street | ferryboat was entering the slip, the poat struck heavily against one of the vertical beams that form the rack, when the plank suddenly broke and re- bonnded against the head of a passenger named Charles Stahl. His skull was mangled in sucha manner that itis thought he cannot live. He re- sides with his family at 233 Tenth avenue, whither he was removed after receiving medical attendance in Hoboken. This is the first accident of the kind | that has occurred, and precautionary measures agalost similar calamities seem necessary, Horrible Domestic Brutality. A German woman named Greaves, living with her four children at 25 Grand street, is to be arrested to-day for inhumanly beating her sons and daugh- ters, Her husband died a month ago, and since his demise the neighbors’ ears have been incessantly filled with heart-rending cries from the children. On Saturday night she wantonly seized a club and savagely beat her eldest boy about the head until he became unable to shriek for assistance. His head bore traces of similar treatment of Ike usage in past times, being now almost bald. Officer Hayes dressed the lad’s wounds, and subsequently found | Mra, Greaves in the company Of @ strange man, She will be taken before the Recorder this forenoon, A Dock Laborer Drowned. Charles Hoffmann, a workmau employed on the Hamburg docks, when quitting labor on Saturday nt fell into the river and was drowned. The pea has not been recovered, | | house on Canal street and took vees, unroof buildings and prostrate fences, | 7 he lightaing struck three times in the radias of a ; mile. It struck the house of Daniel Conners on Car- oline street, and found its way to the kitchen, where the children were playing with a kitten, ani killed the kitten, but left the children unharmed. Another bolt killed a cow for Mr. George Squaiss in Hiuntington, and another struck a tree near Mr. John Beardsley’s. A storm of such violence has not visited this place in the memory of the oldest inhab- ts. Jxewhere the ravages of the tornado were very | @reat, and it is probable that it was one of the most | violent and disastrous that has visited the State for years. A WARNING TO YOUTH, Suicide of a Young Man in Despair. A sad case of suicide resulting from @ fall from | integrity 1s recited by the Buifalo papers as having occurred in that city on Thursday morning. A young man about twenty-five years of age, and supposed to be @ Canadian, went to a boarding lodgings on Wednesday night. The next morning about eleven o'clock suspicions having been aroused that all was not right, a forcible entry was made to the room occupied by the stranger and he was found in a state of unconsciousness. A bottle containing morphine was found and It was evi- dent that the man had taken sufficient to cause | de Justin | rina had one of his legs broken. Mary, however, was | Wentity. He wrote a letter Ina book | She was also internally | \ ii | ye | | | th, He could not be restored to conscious- ness. It was evident that the suicide had taken ry precaution to prevent & discovery of his Ing what he was willing should be known of him, The letter is written in a spirit of candor, and is no doubt truth- | Ta It if commended to tie’ perusal of all such as may through any cause be tempted to step aside from the path of honor to indulge in wrong doing of auy kind. Here is the letter:— Moxpay, June 10, 1872. nilto be dad In the morn red everything H ° Be way that am tired i hope, departed, heaith No one is to bldme but rwise. [received a average amount of ted in Sra nt purpose has my might have sayed me Whatever is. ts right? and T Arty better out of the world than in if, ward's part, F know, but two fli sufiering and inabillt? to work, with ndment, besides having the rooted r don.arted from moral tude Gecklessness having become so strong a habt it woull be impossible were (to li do. Oh, that als young peoole we smail departure from that strict law which every o} nee proclaims st it is but listened to. My’ box college that desires to obtain red trom n the jert it shiaitered and ambi myself, It “might » bee talr education, nm possessed brains and talent, and have suece 11a, acti its of physi prospect ¢ no ie rheum: avisin fi the same period. Je tor me te work con ieve that L might have re Tay healits Tavoided sand obeyed the. staple rules tor pr serving that great ble cauat CALERDARS—THIS DAY. Supreme Courr—Cinourr—Part 1—Held by Judge an Brunt.—Nos. 14i1¢ R. C., 1043, 1995, 2006, 2011 2 RK. C., 87, 541. 1155, 1591, 1649, 1763, 2013, 2017, ‘2021, 2023, 2035, 2027, 2051, 208%. init 2—Held by Juage Brady. Nos. 660, 6) 4 R. Cy 710, 796, 268), R.O., 934% wes RO, sige "308K. C., $32, 480, 668, 236, 754, abs, 562, 712, 760. aan Monday 2—Held by i Justice ScrReMEe calendar, Superior Courr—Part 2 Barbour. et down causes.—Nos, 1068, 1: 1384, 1586, 663, 198, 1072, 1078, 964, 560, 1840, 1820, 104, 1040; 858, 802, 1784, 840, , i, Courr or ComMON PLEAS—Part 1—Held by Judge Looencsee on. Part 2—Held by Ju CG i. Daly.—Nos. 1665, 1182, 92, 178, 1372, 999, 2103, 11, 2071 | 1404, 1559, 245, Msi, 1881, 1052, 1662, 1653, Y, oon, | 1022; 1627, 1651, 1095, | Court or ComMON PLRAs—EQurry TERM—Held by Judge Robinson.—Adjourned to Wednesday, June 19, 1872, car clot ae 1—Held ag ates Te CovurRT—TRIAL Nos, 0073, 3040, oN, oath, godt, re seteld btu sping om 9150, 1200, 9290, $879, 9173, 54, 9171, 7201. 1T OF OYER AND INER—Held wa 4 am.—Court opens at half-past ten A. a People vs, Edward 8. Stokes, murder, COURT OF GENERAL SkSSIONS—Held by Judge Bedford.—The People vs, James Larkin, homicides Geo. K. Gyles, manslaughter; John Conklin and Ed: ward J. Smith, Tieman Booz, fomnerny Henry Roli- pe} Joseph McKeon, in Logan, Jam: james | Cooney, Reuben Woite and ‘Castes ban bur- fiery }, Adolph ge EL ion pn Com lemming, felonious ae Keenan, Ellen O’Brien, Witt a jarrison, Charles Sparkes, Edward poet Wynd ia trey? John Rig Andrew Daily, Jay : De Forrest, Terence Kernan, from ‘rom the pers son; James Stevens and Edward | tne iabela, » counterielt,