The New York Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1876, Page 2

2 COUNTRY BOARD. BOARDERS WANTED. 1 “RLOCK PROM MADISON SQUARE, 119 BAST 250 st. extra lary cool Rooms, with or without Board; balcouies aad sh trees. SUIT OF ROOMS, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED; (you: private bath, closets. &c.; with private table or with six person: nas Wounds Moses fee gsaiiemant? references” 35 East | tablerequived. "Andre 20th st. 3 VOUNTRY ADVANTAGES IN THE € With 2 BLOCKS Fi OM BROAD! ARGE AND SWALL view of East River; pleasant, ate Saeieestseds Kooms to let, with first class Board, Gi East 4h st, | home comforts; terms moderate, No, 5 Prospect pluce, en MS TO LET, East 41st st. table strictly | (JOUNTRY BOARD—CATSKILL MOUNTAINS; OFFY ‘4. ) table; seven hours from New York: spledid for f ies ‘and ‘ebfidten, Mes. HATFIELD. Grits Delaware county. Refereuce—Thomas Miller, YOUNTRY BOARD AT THE SEA SIDE.—A PRI tamily in Southam Tong Taland, willtake » tow Parlor organ or plano, Address, with particulars, Herald offtee. LONG a WANTED ¥ waters good bathin Ox BHD TRY 1 BOARD. WITH LARGE lomen and . ED RCOMS TO LET. 14" 28 Board: i knd "able boarders uc: | boarders dur giving them commodated. ° ae and ill water bathing yl “teoine, 15 7 HOARD, FAMILY AND SINGLE : sharpton, Suffolk county, N. 9) Rooms, ting or separately; table Board also, SIRABLE COUNTRY BOARD. ~SSCRLERNT iT ST. OPPOSITE FIFTH AV ENUE boating, bathing id fishing; thrms $7 to $10; 135 19 ts —Klegantly furnished Rooms to let, with or | wont depot, on Noroton Hill, Address box 580 Post Without Board: transients taken aed Stamford, Con PA TH ST. 261 WEST.—A SMALL FAMILY WAVE MINUTES PROM CIty: 2 21 three Rooms to ith Board ; prices moderate. STH AV.—PLEASANT ROOMS TO LE’ first class Board; permanently or transien 4 grou ing sigh ground: per- foctly healthy. Address WILSON, ‘Thorburu Mansion, “Ar toria, }OUNTRY BOARD CAN BE IfaD ON A FARM F near White Plains; ection unsury vaped 5 terms mod erate. Inquire of Dr. TODD, De (\O0OD BOARD CAN BE WAD AT A FARM THREE X miles fiom Ramsey, on wn Railroad, aoe Ee iH, fomely furnished, with first class boa'd. together or 1 also ball room; accommodation for table boarders: ys refer- ences exchanged. tains; very healthy. A OQTH st. WEST \DSOMELY FUR ED | (.ENTLEMAN'S FARM, NEAR SOMMIi —MOD an eule.5 rige closets | UT ern house; large root mille, ome, Be. 3 and water in stabling; 3. w Providence. 959 } 2st ST—A ECT BOARDERS KEtrorr. J.—GOOD BOAR be never ‘ c fine sbing, bathing, &e.; terms low: quick and enn Se ee eet | eae mpuniention'with city Uy rail and steamer. Ad: dress Mrs, JOHN’ HILL, box 109 Post offlee. IMMER BOARDING.—A FARM HOUSE, CAPACITY . Fate $5; easy accos to Catskill Mountains; families Address WARREN are Grapoville, N.Y, 33 5 AND 87 WEST 4TH ST. — LEGANT T ROOMS, wit) Board; permanent and transient; $2 per day, EVENING TELEGK. table board; kept by Englisn lady, mNHE | T Seciit DestarcuEs ‘ig TO-DAY 4 4 WILL, GIVE FULL REPORTS OF THE BALLOT. ING VOR THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES AND trausiont, at summer prices; single Rooms 83 X | Hk RESCLT UP TILL THE TIME OF ADJOURN: 5() WEST 18th st —TWo On \ fe SNATI. CONVENTION OV third tor, with firve class B y ROO SANTEE GUNTaT BOARD—A PARTY OF FOUR naw E, AIRY adults and three children (aged 5, 7, 9) wish to secure 5S. va RG rd | Board within an hour of Now York, three Rooms required; | b = ~ asin hoa eh _... | will pay $40 per weck; private tamily preferred, Address 69 HAPs, RY TLE ROOMS, | box 2194 nflice, Now Yor! from $9 tet 5 a ws sem ¢ Bou | ay WIRED LODARD VORA LADY SAT A goin 120 “J9TH ST —A SOME PAR farm house up the Hudson. Address A. W., Heruid Floor to let, with Amen ean other rooms, | office. 3 Rae OAS a eis One eae a i tall | Wt xtep—Goon “BOARD WV A GERMAN ») Wrst T ST.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ily farm house and mountain alr preterred; 127 Roos, on suite or singly, with first class Board, — | within SO miles of the city: for three grown di 4 WEST aD BT. OLE TO GENTLEMAN AND | twofehildrea, Address JOH SCHLOBOH 14 if tlomon large Room with 4 | FOR FIRST CLASS BOARD AT wife or gentlomon large front Room with Alcove, with or without Hoard; references exchanged. ‘ WE 1WO OR THREE G 219 mon amodated with nice furnished | Rous, with or without Hoard in private famty, > WEST 36TH A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE 307 $5 ——s lane. NTLE | °: ~ > = SUMMER RESORTS. PALISADE HOUSE, ENGLEWOOD. + depot, 45 minutes from New York.—spaciou: tilated und nowly furnished; flue drive: CHILTON & WELLS, sort St. accommodated on reasonable terms, i Qi5 WEST “Sort ST—LARGE “AN L | pasta ok “ BOO: Nestea Roos; with Ge wittout hoard; teeashen. | ACKEREY HOUSE, NORTHVORY, GT EUBAS central and convenient to ear and stage routes and Elevated | antly ‘situated, on the finest harbor on Long Island; Railroad station. | ‘ood still water bathing, rowing. sailing, &.; no bar; te gs AM Pi tor 1. 130 Grae Sty PHILADELPHIA, BETWEE Market and Ubestnut sts.—Larj with first class Board; te: rms, | $2 to $2 PHILADELPHIA.—HAND- nd ever: fine drives; good bat! houlth; ARCH ST., ah uh 2.044 Sine Rooms; vountitul tables location wnsur | Tbe HOUSE A WWER BOARDING Pre assed; tel ay very low. 0, six miles west of Newbu RE NDEI TA. RRESOH Pav ATE FAMILY WOULD LIKE ONE opens en hon 10 to Address J. x 86 South Orange, Ned AKE BOLTON—BEAUTIFU. 1 Hour views app mmodnti nlara and photographie OARD — HANDSOMELY — FURNI strictly first elms I | mmer; Louse near depot. | | YEN ONE BLOCK “RNOX HOUSE REMAINS OPEN” DURING THE ; topo opposite Fairmount Park: st to | La winter. ay; tine bie. 8,980 ui - ed ays Ane sity is - ve cL, NEW BRIGHTON TEN Is- puitap peR; secommodations for single gentle- of 1,402 Walnut st. 8 West kit | men, $12 per week and upward, Call on or adi RF byuare; hewly furnishes | COLE: DUTLADELPHIA in| ICHFIELD SPRINGS.—SPRING HOUSE OPEN blocks from Exposition; strict ly erything | June; terms, $15 to $18 Rheumatism and gout cured. dew; terms moderate, Address A. fath’st North | Yilustrated cirealar tree, e777 APPAN ZEE HOUSE, NYACK ON THE HUDSON, a a oun | 25 miles from New York, 1s ‘now open for guests; afow ne from sebool in a geutecl | choi cad Wave Ail the: pomtiete OF a | eee nnn) ERK Cee One eerie nee preferred, For full particulars A RIN LH mF a a MOWER WILL H p [arragansett Pict ovens Jane 15, under management ¥. MACHEN MEYER, formerly of St, Janes Hotel ; term 10 817 per week. Information of elreulury at 19 West st, oF hotel. J., box 126 Herald Uptown Branch offic SIENT BOARD FO , $1 and &: Li? North 11h st, frat house above Arch | a | HITE MOUNTAI ou DUILADELPIIA BOARDING —Wit iV n June 19 and close October en House, Htittemhouse square; choice Apartments; | . H., will open.July'15, 1876, W. & 0. yuperter locations BU minutes tot entennial MILLIKEN, Proprietors. Ni EVENING TELEGRAM . NO CIAL RESPATOHES | __ HOUSES, ROOMS, &¢ TO-D3 rookivn. WILL GIVE POLL REPOR ° THE BALLOT. F AKER WANTS A PAR- NG FOR THh PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES AND At ‘and one large in & private house in an Lt UE IME OF ADJOURN: | un TE fe neighborhood, between 14th and 23d sts. and EO NTION. | 4th ana 6th a's. turmished, ae furniahed or uuturnished ; onable signs, Address, with particulars, FASH- VARD AND LODGING WANTED. x SINGLE GENTLEMAN” DESIRES” A” COMFORT. Sy AA. able ‘Koom, with Board, for the summer; locatlon Ws Seen te ee tha. for 30 dare with full parkioutan Sbcve 14th st.; torms not to exceed $8 per week: private | HALL, Herald oflee, tumily preferred. Address, with full particulars, 8. T. B., | mists box 5,803 Post ollie. | Wart DoBY TWO YOUNG WOMEN. A FURNISHED . Ty ITR BT ir 5 01 Nght housekeeping: rent bot to excee TANTED—A GOMPORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM, Pggaher A ") Wa hate ty ‘a wingle gentleman. Addresr, stating | Def mouth. Address J. F., Herald Uptown Branch offies. the Country. ) Post ol In TANTED—EITHER A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR yO terms, HH. bi th or tian W7 iiihree months, of Board for famtly of four adults qt Sew e HOTRL, “30 HOWERY ALL | ang thres children; id gt setting los light single Rooms; Lodgings, S0c. nightly; $3 | of New York; not in Sew Jersey. Address, siving a sy Rte eget aa i emeenertte oe A oth ticulars as to terms and locati ~T., Herald office. LWAYS OPES. —FRA HOUSE, CORNER | Yr xr HOUSE IN THE COUN- AM Peinkfort aud Will ., Ue, $1; gentiemen, W ty, facing the south, MaBhin %O ralnutes from the ety must be well an completely furnished; a catti Dright, on the oeean, preferred. ‘Address STAR & MAIC. ST, NEGR BROAD. | ¢ John st. dy “FOR ent Sn dd, HENTOAT STAMFORD. “A FUR: on — — —— ee fer e good tenant, wit! HOTEL, BROADWAY AND STI S1.—ROOMS qoune ‘with mtuule, preferred: addreeny with y U and first class table, $2 per day; single Rooms, $3 reokly table Board, weekly. D-A LARGE FURNISHED HOUsB, SUITA- 46 hours trom city; on the water Address LOVEJOY, Herald 6, No. 40.—Pamilies, 7c, to 81; gontlemen, 25e. always open. LAND'S STUKTEVANT HOUSE, CITY. tion and uccommodations unsurpassed; prices re d to suit the times; 3 50 and $4 per day; Rooms only Fi per day and upward. LEWIS & GRORGE 8, LELAND. r A: POR SALE, BAKERIES “IN York and tsceats chute saree” Stores, corner Li a Rest ts, ar Stores, 7 ARR TCHELL, 77 Codar at. =A—WELL ESTABLISHED BOOK, STATIONERY and a Store in Artoria, L. 1, for sale cheap. Ap- (oar BOARD WANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR | A® Dye rere UCTION 8. A SALES © AT AUCTION, Now op exhibition ste, a mt y cholee pat A Anierican and foreign Oil Paintiocs, thirty-four of which were exhibited ( by late pets peg of rect trom the artiate: very fine foreign | Be pictures never before emhintd, Tobe rage 3d JUNE a “EDWARD Sicttexek. ‘Auctioneer. the National Acadew: paintings direct trot THs nig, a | UCTION SALE OF Farni Two elegant rosewood Fianotories, and Windsor upright, cost $700 a rosewood Etagores, lace Curtains, Mire covered in satin. “brocatel aa Parlor Suits, contre and bag og Oll Paiatings, &. ing Cases, Bedsteads, »p A: CONTINUATION OF ‘MAONIFL | av. Baa. h 000%) Iatoet sty aad Soon ring a ) Seereta- Buffat, Ex- China'Din, K FITZGERALD, Anuctionee iN, au jad 37 Nassau st SHERIFF'S BALK OF CAR- riages, Park, Doctors’ and 4-seat Pony Phaeton ‘Road Waxons, 8, Rockaways, Jaggera, Depot Wagons, ke. MADE BY THIS DAY and SATURDAY, commencing each day THE BEST MAKERS at 12 o'clock, At the salesroom 37 Nassau st. Now on exhibition. By order of R. Dovax, Deputy. W. C. CONNER, Sheriff. , GEORGE W. KEI 53 Lil TO-DAY ‘ri RT,—LARGE SALE emptory vale of Fr BELEN, AUCTIONEER, berty st, dorner Nasaau, RIDAY). at 12 o'clock. t, Hatieminn. Vaegs, Col rich Paris Perinn Sta é, hair Mattresses, Carpets, &c.; Bookcase, 4U0 voluines choice Books, Ladies’ ri ‘ables, Turkish Sui te, i wnt TUNIS SOBKRO dst Het Stand, ‘Ales’ bassraent and ch China Dinner and Tea Sets, MUSKUENTS. Bh Giixons a cONgEEE GARDEN. Nossrs. SHUOK & PALMER ..Proprietors. Mr, BG. SILMORE. Wanaser. Mr PS GUBY EVENING AY @ OULUOK Mr. P. 8. GHLMG) # ¥ AND THE be ict te aire BAND. 1. Overture “Kaiser 2 Concers Waits “Morgeublatt lection” Robert Le Diable" Overture “*Tanniauser”. Solo for Cornet, a Divertiorents, Cornet, vy “tis Grand Descriptive Mare Fett Mursute, Libelto, larch ‘The Cot ‘Hhero* Tit Galng “sels : ‘Sidon TO-DAY, FRIDAY ‘Ait GH AND EVENING,” 1P. M.t06P, M., and from 7:00 to 11 P.M. Poultney the aes, LTURAL EXHIBITION, M. HENRI KOWA’ Ara a BNUE T! RE ( ROA PeerPe IL P u THE GREAT SENSATION OF sorb Mr. John B: Hark seins Smit “fell, W se ATU f THE segious FaMiLy” ana ‘Focauontas. TH AVENUE THRaTRE. oe PERFOR! RUANCES. DIVO h time of PIQU! ND’ HOWTICUL RVE! OHMORE'S “FAMOUS MILITARY BAND. . Prepister ana Manager... Hi Pe in 1878, PERFORMANCE. Chim Rpanex. Ce ‘SECOND "Extra sotbisaiy” wait sauce 0 Friday, Ju for every lady PERFORMANCE 2 TWO Bol smith Basel! sitar’ 's ited a. ‘Jubilee Singers! Sol Smith Russeli, in his old a ae Be AY edt. dustin Da ¥ U BERS gE KEE u u U a? with inusic oraz afternoon by @ military dand and eben arses ae (four pisces) nee - “PPPPP, II “~ 4 at ‘youu % 19th Miss PANNY DAVERPO URDAY. pertorm: aa REV ER TICKE’ PIQUE FESTIVAL, FRIDAY, JUN AFTBRNOON ONE, FAY TEMPLY TO! BVENING! AT QUA! ARTER to EIGHT, ON, ing Bay Field and Te r Sh Lis Jubilee Singers. arved (ioods, silver-plated Ware, ‘ike. A 80 D'siuvet COUPON TOKEN tor ove ry lady. CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS, ELE- WOX SHRM. NOW “OPEN. 4 advances, this day, at 2 o'clock, ‘AIMEE—TO NIGHT, kantly framed, to pa; ichoias Hotel): tor hotel keepers, housekeeper: 51d Broadway (St. \ —A,—V. K. STEVENSO: on iusiday 9 ext at 12 o'olock. Peremptory ai at Exchange Salesroom, 3 Park avenue. niodare. ton he Dor pier Glasses, Chundoli Bhudes will be included At same timo and place, No, 342 West 57th st, (100 fect | wide, between Sth and'9th avs; splendidl; pedium tioneer, . Gas Fixtures, &c.; convenient to cntral Park and rapid transit depot. Maps No 111 Broadway :— built in th» er io size Residence, witl elegant Mire Nos. 4 Pine and 33 Eust 17th st. extraordinary chance bee erin built, planned and lo- d, ones, high-stoop 7 ro Mirrors, iixtures und built, loeated rondway Booms THBATRE. LAST NIGHT but ONE and MATINEE of, AIMEE, THE QUERN OF OPERA BOUFFE. TO-NIGHT, TO-) MORROW M. reer — wee TO-NIGHT, TO MORROW af NIGH LAST PEIFORMANCES. OF 1 LAST PRRPORMANGES OF “LA VLE PARISIENNE: which 4s repeated in compliance with numerous reques those big were as yet unable to witness this complete repre- sentation Lise NIGHTS OF AIMEE IN NEW YORK. NIGHTS OF AIMER IN NEW SATURDAY APTRENOON, ONLY AIMEE SUUTINBE, ONLY MATINEE of "LA Vi tse Noxt week RENTREE OF AIMEE to Boston, IMBE MATINEE. TO-MORROW. Only “AIMEE® and “VLE PARISIENNE” MANREE ‘To-morrow 0, AIMEE Matinee, Household Furniture ‘THIS fhridan) POSITIVELY ure, MORNING. at 10 o'clock, tory brown stone mansion TWEE: tive st No. 47 west 16TH ST., BET! right, 746 octw Deel Bro. w oT ‘AND: 6TH avs. Pianoforte, Stainway'as four round 74 octave Planotorte, Painti PARLOR AND DRAW rosewood and walnut frames, covered in erin old brocade satin and cotel uinges, Baxy 0 und Console Table: late Mirrors, lac ars, plain Bed 33 fine hair hal wo Bcekere, FU TU chalte in featier: faire Bookenses, Library Desk, two Hall Stands, br University piace curs, ship good: owewood Etexe ‘Curtains, Clocks, Musical Boxes, Library snd Secretalre kets, Toilet Set hus, Works of A ine: Turkish a inlaid French Sdantel Sate, 00 day velvet, Brussels and ingrain Car- ’ Furniture, &e. Take Sixth avenue aide gion 9 remove, puck or CASHLN, Anetioneer. “TO-DAY,—Ricd NG ROOM Avins, richly carved tan and Proprietor. r. Mr. i Sears AN SHOOK re Ce ty PALMER MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 19, engagement for a skort season of THE VOKEs, who will appear in their great specialty, BELLES OF THE KITCHEN, which has beon entirely rewritten and sponte with new keases, | business, dances and music, spectilly tor this ongagement, ‘Tables Turkish Suit, Writing Deak. Freceding the Vokes each ening will be givon tho UNE CONSISTING charming Comedy in two nets, room Sets, inlaid and glit Hedsteads, POST’ BOY, es, Burowus, Waahstands, single and double | in which : spring Mattresses, feather Pil: ont H. sTODDARD rep and plush Suits, marble tp nh Messrs, Claude Burroughs, H. B, reclining sina Lounges. Bnumige ean d faery Josephs, and Misses Laura Dou, Hoberts URE E xt Sideboard, | Norwood and Geraldine Maye. Binet verware, C secre: ox office open of reserved sen es bles, *HRiekiat Sait, Writing | day) m alas ot 8 O'el i ‘ ‘OOD'S MUSEUM. ‘WooD's. THIS DaY. Pyhagrt AT 8. MATINEE AT 2, 8 Parlor Suits, HManoturte, Bronses, &c., this (Friday) morning, at four starr residenes 21 Kast 70th st.. near cloth and Gi ors, Oil Dies, ulfet, Extension Table House to let. Goods box ISSELL, ‘WELLES: ai Bookeanes Bedroom Suits, with inrcesing Ussen Helene Washatands, spring and hair Mattremes, Wardrobe f N SALE OF, MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD niture, commencing at I Wardrobes, Ci Uroekery, Cuslery, d oF removed, city oF sonnery H ZINN, Ai & MILLE’ RUG iaied THIS DAY (FRIDAY), Ju June, 16; at 10% A... our Sale-room, 5 Murray at, * o'clock, ets, Clocks, N, BONIFACE ‘The beautiral Drama, aa wale eae ; LA TOUR: Be ie Nis ‘SLE and NICK OF THE WOODS. | Ogden, Sheldon, Sylvester. 4, 723 AND 730 BROADWAY. ER Mi ‘anager THE STANDARD FAN The Mammoth Company in a Starting bi GLEE Socios, Theatre tn the elty, Mr. 7. M. MENGUER-—-Mr, BILLY Bal ASH NOKTON——Mr. J. y. ORIEN i. 1TZ—— AN rds ast TIERNEY AND CRONIN Mins EVa WES (—— Miss NOLLESHAU ER — Master STEWART D ARE——FUNN HALL. tare papetaly pA ty pes Py marie NESDAY AND SAT DAY, las ity Ha eae! | PNG CRRA, | MARE Teno fois, Sell" Cocking Repeating Pistols. Double and Single (TINBE Overy Tuceday. Thursday and Saturday at Barrel Guns, Mnskeit, Rifles, &c. Also, Ps Cops, | MATINBE ore Re Xo “MISTAKE teen na Toy Pistols and Cannon. nworKs, Soostaw Aurisns 150 cy Agata gt bien. 0 ee a eee eee etree tinal | HENNATIONAL, SPIOY. PIQUANT nod BRHILA RATING Rockets, Trangles, Mines, Batteries, Garden Pleces, | A HUSBAND'S SUSPIUIONS | The DEACON’S MISHAPS Bengoix Lights, Colored, ire also, Fire Orde ere sonst, Bicthe. |New elise (Sener Noviweimee oa : asim. ed Fireworks, Plaga, Buntivi Fi or Ee SS vale Models F “COLTON, AUCTIONEER, + Lar, sale of rich basement Furniture, 40: Tune 16, at 11 0% jexant at ate Mirr. rlautity of Beddl gees ings, Be. Jarge fogs, Stil be sold | Seawateagty, after the furniture, say about catalogues enely, or 3 o'clock eck. of the Sucticn raowe BE parlor, dining room, bedi or SO Carpets, &e.. ste day Ue inaay Bast ihe, of nee and medi It ore or three Piano Ix or eight parlor and bedroom Suit and hoot hair, Mattresses, Pant algo Indy's Wardrobe, silk Drones, Bint fates ‘St og HUMPTY | ‘UME fig Denali RASCAL, Leading, carpets, ke ORGE HOLBROOK, AUCTIONEER “HOLBROOK in son, 454 Mine Rte MO! ORG age from antities to sult the 4th of shown. ioasrs, Delevanti, Alfredo and Miss Kove Keene and'Mr. William Porveater, Mr. John Gourlay and Miss Emily Prior. Minnie Harrison | Blanch Kiberte | Minnie Hall George Atkins, John Francis, Frank Great Meant M teem a Nex) army of old favorites of Talent. | M rien ud Popa- one's. THEATRE, ane coolest and ersT t AMMOTH | FA. WAFTING punictors bikkezes THROUGHOUT, Quinta "e fcotbatce, the charming Py PERA RDA leg ROLLINS sell. this ‘day, at 2 o'clock, we 402, BA, Pompiers of Nani and4su Canale a eneral ansoriment of Houschoid Goods | GRAND PANTOMiMe | | Las CLOGDOCHES, rosewood Piano, ‘luck walngt and evamelled Cicero BEAUTIFUL EFFECTS. on OF KILLARNEY, traunse, Heda: Bedding. Greckery, glace and plated Wei congeots costengs, | Freie NOVELTIES. Ukneteninge oi MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND. SATURDAY AT 2 8, WEINBER « June 16, at 104; o'clock, at sulesroom 73 Bowery, for account of whom it may concern, two tine rosewood Manos, ‘one with metodeon attachment and Gillart & Sons, makers, ture, de. vids stends, Burcaus, Washstands, Car Suits, Sotas, Loun; Sale positive; no reserve. AUCTIONEER, SELLS FRIDAY, Also w lot of Farol! ine walnut Bed: Mirrors, Crockery. Sale Positive. — Ppa ik WOUSE, 101 AND 103 WAVERLEY PLAC 7 7 - FIRST CLASS VARIETY MARKET FoR © iain. hamenetanamnenne ey Dein a ft lags business; good reason given for sell- valine A x C ing Apply at 380 3d av. 2UMMiT BOR 3 BOWERY, CORNER CANAL BST. WF i - OWN TOWN SAMPLE AND LUNCH ROOM: D6 when a 7. broprictor.—Kerapesn pisa; A? i eee, unsurpassed; doing & good busine: ow and e| vant bppotatuentel Neowe Gy the day and week. | S.hgqins best reasons for sellin, MALONS, Novs Deyete JOUTHRRN HOTEL, G70 ROADWAY ¢ B bana 2 LARGE | STEAM TABLE, WITH STEAM Al ‘AP. Sp —Aweriean plan} $2 4 day paratus, in good “tor sule cheap. Apply at 25 qr HRMAIN, BROADWAY AY Location unsurpas all trent, board reduced | LE AND LUNON ROOM DOWN TOWN suit the tim ward} olevator, Sina ss WILLIAM G, TOMPKINS, Proprietor. du: Rooms $1 and up- # established; At sacrifice ‘Apply to LLOYD, 29 Soroush untyrescen circumsiane i ub Aa : soi + | Broadway, COUNTRY BOARD. ea (SONPECTIONRRY, TGR | CREAM. AND (OYSTER FU sa hap MORRISANIA, HARLEM ROR, TWO | House for sale. 817 Myrtle av., Brooklya. Ill health dated with first | cause for selling. y trains daily, | RUG STORE IN HKOOKLYN— ICE: raid ofc excellent repatation. Address J., box 180 ‘erat of BNWICH, CONN 7 partic ular, at | flee. PykUG STORE POR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS, Al over “ house; wide veranda, a ded iawn aod a variety of fruit. Address "E- eat oso out epiate; good business tocation in Philadel: etewe “A ee mela sieace er or ‘Address Wy F ‘MAN AND HIS WIFE, Witt ONE OR “TWO PLR MIS 1,000 Sonth 2d st., an fad ‘very nice, cheap Board at @ | TGR Pha He of the depot. “Address fitted up with the latest improvemen last J: 00 doxen white shirts pe Address B. A. —A HOTEL IN | } but littic exsh needo: | wee! j A. dated with Florida, Orange PULLADKLPHIA, WITiT nd two barrvoms: frout on two streeta; nese ‘a stand of 96 years: first class for a sailors’ ‘dress He M. 0. 360 North Front st,, Phila- NT Thirty minute dten minutes’ walk from donsey vet cla e family; rooms large and air: omely furnished ; OR SALE—A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF RARE | Bi Brench’ Books, with Bookcase, “Apply at 414 West Ist st. JOR SALE-THK BEST SAMPLE ROOM DOWN town, cheap, for cash, or will exchange for Merchandise, ; owner going to Baropo. Address OWNER, rivate family at ‘Pamateee Train half hou Direct letters to JO. SALE—PIRST CLASS OYSTER AND CHOP Tererabien il nud chickens; trout gteauis in abundance ; * —7 x 2a : Jere, $7 per Dor particdlate apply te ALLAN | + __nemse: price GA) DUG ay Lov, 22D te OK SALE—THE MANHATTAN SEWING MACHINE; i ATH, L. L—FacinG Wik BAY; L LARGE, ainy fan iinproved first lass ations lamity machine subs Rooms to let, with Board; boating, b eed to $25 and terms easy: tully mats and th» trade. insten’ well Crome bent Inadiug or dopoty overs enscumes dation, Csll dress SANDS. z ¥ 5 s rs Moore steam power fur- & deiighetal place To sped the wale muestan hadiccs nished from jen S14 West 20th st. a= | FAREENHOUSES, BOILERS AND FIPE FOR SALE a eeeey ee hear MADISON AY GINO | Gr cheap. Address PLIST, box 165 Herald office, or small uA —A FIRST OLA: 8 DOWNTOWN | Restaurant and Barroom, 181 Greenwich st., cigar store. Mi ii WATER ‘1 tylea, for sale rae WHITFIELD & “S58, 202 Water at ivate tamil 10 Wew York Buy ware und Rew Vers Raliroad. "As: tress O. H. §., box ‘ivan Post office, , Boake Few TWENTY YOUNG MEN, hie city shady, healthy place MobEi ATE T CARD, WANTED AT A FARM Hes York, by agontieman and wife; terms Address, stating particulars, A. M., box 7 2 z! TURULAK: very LESLIE. hove Ivania Radroad, Jersey OR SALE—BRAND NEW ENGINES, WITHS GOV. to Be milk and voge. a 7x1), $215 idle Address ORVILL: HOUSE, South Cal county, N. JAN ACCOMMODATE A vEW larce Koon hours {row city o™ PEOPLE CAN FIND A_HOME FOR THE SUM- mer ata farm house up the Hud River, tour miles | trom Coxsackie landing ; Splendid scenery: hesishy, mm \ainous country; good tab! POARDERS Witit g, de; aime apron °° Addrens M. NE 10 AND TWO 12 HORSE PORT. milk, de; rowing and fishing within walkin, ines; one bay 4 Lathe, 18 inch swing, 6 feet jorins 96 per week. Add A. BROWNELL. rat class. Address G.'M. OLAPP, No. 208 mekle, Greene Cou [MIBAP BOARD 4 iY DARD BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES, wire enstiions, solely used in all oa es: second hand Tables at great’ Siero WAND BEVEL HILLIARD TABLE, | kK PHELAN'S, NOUNTRY BOA’ Milton, on t wu er: coating. fishing, Post office, Miltun, on the Hud GouueND Res STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL Billiard Tables, with the celebrated Phelan & Collender combination cushions, for sale in this city ouly at 738 Broad. way. ~ MISCELLANE: Us. HE HOUSE ww open for as reasonable. H. SHANK or wee —Ar TH WA nord “Hiows) Cotes La tee mountains, New - PES AT outace PacEmie yg RY voms; Moderate price: jan any house in ‘or other marshy or pertieai Ise Sus rete PANY, 201 Falton st, betwee ‘*: sn nal Ghureh and Greenwich” meses ‘D ROOT BEER APPA. | Z.. BAUM. inting of I Can ed, Fruit, ienisios, Sara invited.’ - ‘this day, at, 9) contents of a Wi Whgels, Spokes, Ani AWNBROKER'S 8. Linen, Underelothi day at 10 o'clock at 1. eo Fixtures of first stock of Coffee: AL auctioneer, will seil at No, 9 Oliver st., 500 lots Dresses, Stu Socata, Sprowds: Gull iS sae and Vests. By order of J. DOL AUCTIONEER, ‘BOWERY, c n Spleos, Fh 11 dary s, te., &c., without reserve in lots. Gr: ocerymen and 16th wt, onsisting: 0! Marshal. . Bouts, Shoes, A. Jarman, ~] HERMAN, SHERI Champagne, Cigars, £e. at 10k clock, quarter casks ehatee Bourb ari burkets Champa-he, 4 every lot_will be sold without fi 1d Bowery: at public auc ora wholesale deder JP'S AND GENERAL AUCTION- ‘Wines, Brandies, Gin, Bourb Whi er THIS DAY ¢ June packages: aise aoont « t 200 ¢ large lot Cigars, tron’ Sw! one fi oda Water Apparatu ost $ 1 HERMAN, SHERIFF'S AND G S. tioneer.—sale of Leaf and ‘ana Tobac * (Friday), Jun ts at 10 Ne ed tive, without reserve. 4 fw reate also bales a: ietnye the entire stack t ay & manulacturer. Doulers invited, is day tents of a Coat Oflice Furniture, Safe, In and to the lease of tho coal yard at the ab Cuartes W. Urwam, pus EVE sr oF M, & MOUNT, AU wi, corner West Broadway. — Private si and chotce old Wine: late B. A. t salesrooms, post, WRI E © Uren mereneuey Hotel, Few Sart anren-A SMALL DRUGGIST'S STOCK AND PIX WooDcou _turos cheap. Kh eae 4 STRANGER IN THIS COUNTRY, « a hes to mak of some tn A. DAY, rire AT BUERCK aR ot vanced Pawnbrokers’ Tickets 77 Bleecker st. f 808 BROADWAY, Srectai WILL GIVE. FULL REPONTS OF THE BALLOT. ING alt ra8 PRIDE A TAL CANOIDAT ER ys m4 net wis IMB t. ADJO! TION, comprising very choice old ord: r, will sell thi SOS Wes © wa! WILLIAM C, CONNER, BI Dons <—— DgPaTCHES D-DAY Nati “CONVES URDAY, entire contents pete: dining Tables, Parlor ntre Tables, Mattresses, Stoves, | the f | from two to Sve years also casks cases is Claret Wivep, casen sng C$ esorve to suit dealers; alse A COAL YARD, AND URN- Wtsces THIRD WEEK AND INCREASING SUCCESS Of the incomparable ettiets, 'D MRS. W. J. FLORENCE, acters. in ge famous original char RDWELL SLOTE in Wolf's comedy, Mi rae ea ry Mrs. General GILFLORY, in Wolf's humorous and - | tirieal comedy of the MIGHTY chaR ! HH M railt DOLLAR ! an Roars of Laughter, Delighted “andionces DOLLAR! | MIGHTY DOLLAR. Y superb Seenery and an UNEQUALLED Cast. EVERY EVENING A: *a'Theatro coole W. HITCHCOCK'S THIRD AVENUE THEATRE \D SATURDAY MATINEE. ie Jo near 3! EVERY Brtinat be AT 8 O'CLOCK during the week, and ‘setae ~ ie SA ¥ MATINEES, Miss FANNY UERRING, New York's favorite actr Barnum’s fam COMMODORE NUTT. GUS LEE. M J tho par exceilence of al! male impersonators. Miss ADA LAURENT, The Mystery: Or = as It Is and Was, MILITARY. DRAMA THE FRENCH PY; ¥ THE FALL OF ALGIERS. 347% STREET OPERA HOUSE, BETWEEN AND 4d avs. First week of the eclebrated Mle. tele 20 Ciretasian Bonuties, evolving 2 Minue rar Wi * Dutch Comics, Serio-Comics, . Everything new. Every are atin | ere & LEON JINSTRELS. | 28d st, ne NORMA, THE TWO NORMA, THE TWO OFF-UNS, NORMAL THE IWO OPE-UNS, \ THE ONLY LEON. Coachingto Pelham, 8 | PQROOKLYN ATHENAUM, B zn Atlantic av., corner Clinton st, t WIDAY RVENL June 16 1876 Firg a ) from the Paal Linda's celebrated Nensat MARIA AND SIU LeNA. Maria Verena... Miss E faubetis vou Stammwits K_imabers acuaauna PALac Hroad st., Phi adelphia, fs Meme fashionable resort in America D THE WORLD. le Concerts in the Gardens, Coaching to Peiham, TIONKER, 18) AND 152 DUANE rine pearance German Prine Douna isranis, a, (rom the celletrat the and Rare OuowksT RA, id, Boston. On Friday, Juan era the private stock from thi 20 University place, poaght of Diamouds, Wai monds, Wateves, &c., beth aud tated. and exchanged. J. H. PARKINUSR, ba Mowe t Eee RES j, Jeweller, 1 190 above. ATRL MABILLE VARIETIES, MATH ST. AND rand | Ce aince Tuenduy. Tuuraday dnd Saturday, 2 ¥ ebon and new Cenenaial Sixt raul exceedingly The Thorndtive. | Prussian Hu “to WATCHES, JEWELRY. ac. NEAR BiioADWAY —NONBY Warchen. Jewelry, ke.: alta tehes, &e. OPPOSITE 11TH 5 eee BERT J Mostra AMSevan OFFICE. —875,000—DIAMUONDS, bf igp-9 os Jewelry, Silverware, Valuavies, de. sae | Geton min (wing to the great success of the WRIICULTURAL EXHIBITION wets ai aad Thursday and Friday sfternoons and GILMORE’S FULL BAND. York Hilligrd rece eased, Pops § he tournament Friday,Jume } G. Slosson. von! $5. a. 489 GT AY.—W YOUNG LADY bw Vocat and Instrumental Coneert iow free, ct ti NT IBLO'S a. Legh ral Cet to oe sre hinetens stare for ets Sa ply to ©, ARNOLD, ANCING b. RY SATURDAY Anns ON D D Rink, 694 st. and 3d pp ALA a0 conte. Ladies f a potas ing Des SbatoHES 'D vit a ‘OF ease _VONVENTI: NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1876—TRIPLE SHMMT. and 334 st, Froprietor and Manager. (OSH HART Last performances of ” in feNkrerra CHANFRAU ©. W. Tayh x” pyr new American Play, entitled ——PARTED. —— ——P. ARTED.—— Now Scenery. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 doe OWERY ‘TaRARE 4 FRIDAY, JUNE 16, ‘arowell Specks a ed celebrated RROLL and JAMES ‘the championship of werful Cast. K. A champion dance, between K. BitADLLY” fora ergs America Also the KIDNAPPED END. “et ‘STEAMBOAT TRIP. DARK THEATRE. BROADWAY AND zaD EVE, Y EVENING AT 8. SATURDAY and he a = MATINEE at 2. The accomplished by: ‘Com: ait. JOSErH ate MK. JOSEPH MUR MR. SORKEI MURPH ie his new ate clalty of Dau O'Hara, in Mr, FRED JARSDEN's voseatio Irish drama, THE pany Gow, THE KER! Gow, THE KERRY Gow, The success of the summer season of *76. Admission 50 and 25 cen: Reserved seats: ST VEN eee IN TO!’ ~PRILCIANT FORD Ti OCTAVE Planoforte, cost $1,000, for $250; Stool, Cover, Music 5 algo a" macul away & Bons Fiano at & ES rivate residence No. 20 West eid st., near At sacri! ‘6th av. AL Finn RENT, UPRIGHT, 8Q SQUARE AND GRAND «Pianos of our own make; also tor sale and rent, « nw fine id band Pianos, in perfect fs ay WILL TAM Pe ABE z CO... No. 112 Sth av., nbove 16th st. —FiANovoatee TO RENT, OF OUR OWN, MANU- « facture, alo second hand Pianos for sale at moderato prices, by C CHICKENING & SONS, 130 Sth w lsth ¥ NEW AND SECOND for cash; instalments; to F. SCHULER. 26 Rast 14th st. La SOHMER & 00:8. 149 EAST 14TH ST.. NEAR 3D iunoforte manufacturers, first class new, alan sec. ond hucd Plance, st, extremely low prices; Plane te. rent and on instalments, $5 to $20 monthly. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL FOR $250, Pianoforte cost $1,000; elegant Steinway & Son's 7 1-3 octave. carved rosewood case; every improvement; a sacrifice, Private residence, 47 West 16th st., near Uth av, 'N ELEG ati PORE WROD SBVEN OCTAVE ee forte for $1 4 Decker & Brothers’ Pianos for 200 per cont hous ‘tha coat Call and examine them at our wareroom, No. Meatkes ce st DECKER & BROTHENS, one block west of Broadway. FEW SECOND AND WEBER PIANOS AT reat bargains: some of them sod bat « very, short time by our best muajctans, and really almont as, food now: fully warranted in every respect. Plouse 0 Tat the WEBER warerooms, 5th ay. and 1 LARGE ASSORTMENT hand rianos, at low fi Tout, $4 and upward. Also a G20-NEW 713 Soetys PIANOFORTE, elegantly carved and Intest improvements; | valus $700; warranted five years; box for shipment. 57 East Ot! at, near Broadway, A LADY WILL SELL LESS THAN §20) CHIOK- ering 7 potas Pianoforte; four round corners, carved ELOUBBT, 28 East 3d st., near 2d a PELTON S41 and 843 548 Bro ie , fact THE Fy) cr nee unrivalled in tone, design and finish a dhe case, workmanship: superi ee Oo York city, ae i GOOD SECOND WAND STRINWAY, Chickering or Weber: state lowest cash price; advor- tiver ia well posted on trade discounts. Address PIANO- FORTE, box to ‘Herald office. X. BALL & OO., 15 EAST 14TH ST.—UPRIGHT square grand Pianos and Organs cheap for cash or TEINW A’ 8, WATERS’ i ce 'S, WEBE nud vllver ist class Baw wad second hand sauare sad up. right Pianos and Organs at extraordinary low priess for cash or to lot, until paid for ay per contract: Hlanos and Organs to rent in the country. HORACE WATERS & SUNS, 481 SUPKRB P25 {SHICKERING | PIANO, Fichly earved rosewood five, three. month’ use: ain; family must well at ones. h st., near Broadway. erivet and positive bus nce 4 East goaden ~ MUSICAL. ‘A dbanes “ALL COMMUNE ATIONS FOR GEORGE W. COLBY 24 Club, No. 2 Irviug place. FFICE “OF COMMISSIONERS OF “EMIGIA- tion of the State he foal York, Castle Garden, New York, June 15, 1878,—Sealed propoxaln for Emigrant Institutions on Ward’ 5 til ree @) o'clock P Tuesday, the 20th inst. Specifications may be had on appli: cation to the Secretary at Castle Garden, The Board reserve right to rojoct any and all proposals if not deemed for the iuterest of the hispanic ______H. J. SACKSON, Secretary. FURNITURL. A “MONTHLY PAYMENTS ~ PAREN for Furniture, Carpets and Bedding at B. M. 0 PERTHWAIT & 235 nd 187 Chativen st” Aa ion qessestods ative priecs PRIVATE FAMIL fell their magaitic: ior, Library, Cham GOING 10 EUROPE, WILL Household Farmiture, vi 4 Diningroom Furniture and gait Steinway & Son's Plano at sacrifice, Call at private Tesiden West 23d st., noar 6th w “A verio® ROOMS, 39 EAST i13TH.—FURNITURE, Carpets, Mirrors, Pianos. Armdiros, Parlor Suits, Bed: Toon Sets, &¢., at private sale, at auction prices. JURWITURE PRIVATE SALE, AUCTION PRICES — Large assorinient rich and common; owners want money: packed cheap. M. E. FAVOR, Auction House, 13 Kast 14th st, Genie rreat A Penge 747 BROADWAY, CONTINUES q ring out sale of fine Furniture, Carpets, reduction of 11) to 50 per cont from former prices, and 01 opular system of payment; houses and apartments ‘arnished to order. 00D SECOND HAND AND MISFIT ENGLISH Brussels, throe-ply and ingFain Carpets, Oficloths, de, very cheap, at the old pluce, 112 Fulton at, ‘CE AND FOOD WASTE LESS IN THE ZERO Refrigerator than any other; sick room Coolers; Ho- irigerators repaired, LESLEY, 226 West 234 st. seni for book. A PERPLEXED ‘po@ FIGHTER, George Savill, better known as “Sheffield George,” the English dog trainer and fighter, was arrested yes- terday morning on a bench warrant issued at the in- stance of Mr. Bergh, charging him with having partici- pated ina dog fight at Morrisania Park, four months ugo. He was locked up in cell 126 in the Tombs, where a Henarv reporter called on him. When asked the cvuse of his arrest Mr. Savill said, “Bless me ’art, my boy, hi don’ know. This ere man Bergh’s a bleeding duffer.”” “Vy,” continued George, thoughtfully, ‘aie fsome years ago now, ven | vas vaikin’ hin the bopen street, ’e 'ad me collared because hi ‘ad a dog, vich ’e said vasa premeditatin’ a fight Hi don’t know wot the —— ell "e means.” " In former days Mr, Savill was the constant companion of the late Kit Burns, Edward O'Day, Harry and John Dick Toner alias ick, the log fiahters and pugil- ists who juented Kit turns’ place, in Water street, known as “The Bandiox.”” NO HONOR AMONG THIEVES. On the 24th of May last the bat factory of Thomas MeGowan, at the corner of Market and Cougress streets, Newark, was broken into by burglars, and 160 dozen of | unfinished hats, Valued at $1,500, carried off. A re- ward of $500 was offered for the arrest of the thieves and recovery of the properiy, Two days ago inform: tion was received through Adolph Bernstein, an ex convict who has served aterm of ten years in the State Prison for burglary, that the atolen bat» were in | the possession of his brothers-in-law, Sigiemund Strauss: and Bernard Steigerman, at No, 226 East Broadway. ‘The case was placed in the hands of Sergeant csranels, of the Washington Place Coart squad, with Officers Fleming and Grassick, on Wei night proceeded to No, 236 Broed way, room on the secoud floor found a trunk containing the stolew property, They thon ‘proceeded to the residence of Steigerman, at No, 174 Attorney street, and arrested bim. Strauss was arrested In his rooms at No, 140 Attorney street. Steigerman claims tobe a hatter and Siraussa cigar dealer. On the prisoners being pride ae at court they were identified by Mra, Levy, of 286 East Broadway, as the persons who hired from her the room In which the stolen property was found. Justice Duffy held both men for trial in defauls of $3,000 buil, eae POLICE PARADE. All the captains ot police were yesterday summoned to the Central Office and instructed by Inspector Wail. Ing as to thoir duties at the forthcoming annual parade of the force, which takes place on the 22d inst. Tho line wilt be formed in Lafayette. place and will be com- posed of about 1,600 men, divided into four battalions, commanded by the four inspectors, The force wiil be reviewed at the Union square plaza by the Mayor and heads of departments, - EXPLOSION OF GAS. At about tweive o'clock yesterday noon an explosion of gas took place in the private residence No. 109 West Thirty-sixth street, demolishing some windows and doors and severely vai | William Bergh, of No, 467 Greenwich street, on the hands and fece. The expio- s10n Was orcasioned by Mr. Bergh placing a hght near a chandelier which had been improperly plugged. Police Surgeon Dora attended the injared man and he was re- moved to Bellevue Hospital, TIRED OF MATRIMONY AND LIFE, Avan early hour yesterday morning Lizzie Mincus, of No. 404 First avenue, took a dose ot Paris green with suicidal intent. She was removed to Bellevue Hosptial, where she lingered for several hours and then expired. Pinch gry was thirty-two years old, « native ot Germany, and of prepossessing ap About three weeks ayo she was married to A TERRIBLE CRIME. THE OHIO BORGIA—A BROTHER POISONS BIS BROTHER'S PAMILY—THIRTREN PERSONS RAT ARSENIC—FOUR HAVE DIED AND THE OTHERE CANNOT RECOVER—MURDER, ABORTION, FOR- GERY AND THEFT—wNAREOW ESCAPE FROM LYNCHING—-THE PEOPLE AROUSED. [From the Toledo Commercial.) Lima, June 18, 1876. On Thursday last one of the most terrible tragedies that have made conspicuous the criminal annals of Northern Ohio for the last few years took place Orange township, Hancock county, about three miles from Bluffton, and a short distance from Ada, Hurdin county, The entire community, in this region, both in Hardm and Hancock counties, have been wrought up toapitch of excitement never before known in their history. This tragedy was the poisoning of thirteen persons, members of the families of two brothers and a nephew, by Isaac B, Charles, a resident of Ada, and lato City Treasurer of Ada, a man who has up to a short period borne an excellent reputation, and who has been re- garded as a consistent member of the Methodist Church and a an honorabie man and valued citizen. But developments which have been made since the tragedy of last Thursday make him out to be a fiend incarnate, a devil with a heart so biack and whose deeds are so damuable as to make other devils ot their deeds as driven snow in his presence. In order to observe a proper sequence of events it will be necessary to go back several years in the narra- tive. Isaac Charles, Sr., was one of the old settlers of Allen county, and in the course of a lifetime of fru- gality, hard labor and onergy amassed property valued in the aggregate at $40,000, He had four sons, Isaac B., Elijah, Joun, and another older than all three, who died a good many years ago, leaving a boy, Thomas Charles, who was rearod by bis grandparents. The boys, as they grew to manhood, married, and loaving the paternal roof, and settling—Eljah and Jonn is Hancock county and Isaac. in Hardin counsy, all within a short distance of the home stead—in the same manner as had thei father, acquired each a moderate amount of property. The old folks were consistent members of the Methodist Church, and the children likewiso became members of that religious organization. Isaac, so far ss 1s known to the outer world, was an upright man until some two or three yoars ago. He was not‘so steady in his habits of business as his brothers, and was possessed of a de- sire for specuiftion, which ho indulged to some extent, and to bis detriment financially. At the time men. tioned he became inextricably involved in debt, ‘and in his desperation gave his notes for various amounts, aggregating, it is sald, $4,500, and forged his father’s name as an indorsement. This beeame known in the course of time to the holder of a note for $1,500 and he, it is supposed, informed tho father of his son’s rascal- ity. At any rate, the two had a meeting, and a stormy scene ensued; and the forged note was replaced with one bearing a genuine signature, Shortly alter, about the time that the other forged Notes were supposed to be approaching maturity, one night a shot was fired into the window of the old mai by some one evidently intent on killing him, and he escaped death by the narrowest chance. The eccurrence wag a nine days’ wonder, as the old man hadn't an enemy ia the worla, it was supposed, It now asserted that on that’ day Isaac procured « revolver at a hardware store in Ada, saying that he was going on a journey and would need such an tm strument. That night he was absent from home, the next day he returned the weapon, declaring he bad changed his mind. About this time Isaac again visited his father to tall over the affuir of the note, and they repaired to a together. Shortly ufter ho returned and reported his father had been killed by a horse. ‘rho old gentleman was found lying in the barn sense less, with an agly wound in the back of his head. He lived a few days, but never recovered sufficient consciousness to tell how he was hurt, Strange to sey, the oldslady was taken suddenly and violently ill, with gricf, it was said, and she rapidly declined ana died, and Was buried with her busband, Theso events ex: cited no comments at the time, Isaac’s story of the coat of bis aged parents being accredited as true by his brothers and the commumity at large, But a more startting episode was yet in store for terribly fated family. Isaac bad in his househol "¥) a young girl, some sixteen or seventeen years old, and of # sudden she was sent away to Columbus, For what Teason does not appear; but it is now said in order that an abortion mignt be performed, During ber absence Isauc’s wile and a child were suddenly taken 1ll, and after a very brief sickness they went down into the grave to join the aged coup! ibe 80 shortly before had departed this life so s1 Hd ly. Within six months of bis wife’s death Isaac married his servant girl Still the community was not aroused. In the meantime Isaac had sought and obtained irom the Probate Court of Allen county the appointment of bimself as the administrator of his father’s estate, roceeded to settle up his affairs. The old gentieman faa ‘but fow persemat debts, and the ouly paper he ha¢ neering, out wasa note given for money with whict the Methodists in his neighborhood had built a church, and which was secured by a mortgage on the property, In the course of a year it became apparent f shyenbe was ‘‘administering’’ the ovr ad to his own iasantaee None of the taxes were paid, and it was ascertamed that he had been pledging the assets of the estate for his personal debts. Six months ago, on petition of his brother, Isaac was removed from the office and Mr, Tsuac Thompson, of Ada, pied administrator. found that bay predecessor jad not only squandered his own portion of the estate; that the taxes were un- paid; but that all the assets bad disappeared. “All of {ho Uesperate crookednoss of Isauc’s affairs then be- came known to his relatiygs and a bitter quarrel was the result, On last Wednesday the brothers and nome Mr, Thomas Charles, agreed to meet at re fot the purpose of euing all their diftic and tode termine Thomas’ share in the hero we te Ada alter I: on Wednesday, stopped at ‘amit for agrist of motlen s witieh be hi way home His wife, in anticipation of the large company on thetok tol. towing day, set about mixing a batch of bread to be baked on the morrow, and while so doing Isaac went in and out ot the room whero she was working frequently. _ Suddenly he declared that he had a business ment which would take him back to Ada, and he could not possibly return matil the afternoon of Thi and be wished Elijah and Thomas go down there alter bim. Accordingly immediately after dinner on Thursday the two started for Ada, but had gone only a short distance when Thomas was soixed ior Mogan wamttng, ‘at in a few minutes afiorwar 18 uncle, cy supposed that they were suffering from a violent attack of colic. So severe was their pain that they drove tothe roadside und then rolled around almoss in the agenics of dissolution. While in the midst of their attack a neighbor came driving aloug m hot haste and Intormed m that the eutire company had been seized in the same manner. They returned hot ind the neighbor continued on his way after a physician to Blafiton, Dr. Yorder was summoned, anda "aaiokly Fepuired tothe scene of the agot ‘Thirteen persons were in Various ‘stages of illness, and so palpable were the symptoms of | the malady that the physician immediately announced that they had all been poisoned. A physician trom Ada was then summoned, Dr. Stun. geon, and he on Saturday caused a portion of the bread to be analyzed at the Normal School at Ada, which brought to hght arsenic enough to havo killed torty persons, And an oven on! ly t09 surely fastened suspicion on Isaac Sunday at mid. night be was arrested on a warrant sworn out by Dr, Sturgeon, and taken to Reed’s Corners, between Ada food ‘luffton, where he is uow under guard await- ing tri So nad as the horrible nate became known a tro- mendous excitement arose, both at Bluffton and and the facts of ges of the old man and woman, Isaac Charles’ wite child and of his unseemly mar- Ting@, came to light, and the construction was placed upon them as stated. Farmers left their work and be- gun to gather into Ada, The examination of Charles ‘was set for Monday afternoon, before a justice of the peace, at Reed's ers. Einjah Charles’ neighbors gatherod en masse, and there were stron; ben- sions that the wretch would be tried in Judge court, but u large body of men went out prevent any such lawlessness, determined that Char! although undoubtediy gutity, should have a tair trial, Just as the examination was to come off, word was re. cived that Mra E, Charles and a child had died, and it postponed, to allow the stricken hus. who had recovered somewhat from the effects of bis portion of the poison, to go tu his dead. Yesterday two more of the victims died in the and it is toured that others will die, ‘All fears of lynching have now subsi A WIFE'S HARD FATE. Davis attempted to kill his wife, at No. 86 West Third Sirvet, by cutting her throat, A year ago Mra. Davis, alter suffering for months from her husband’s neglect and abuse, determined to leave him apa earn her owa living, She obtained a situation in a shoe store is Warren street as seamstress, and by her industry earned the esteem of her employers. In the meantime Davis sought ber whereabouts. Finally he found her, and then, to escape his further abuse, No 86 West Third siren. Veen cab weeapen s into before sevon o'clock she beard a raj 4 and, aski w received the 4 ly, oT wand a mateh,” “she hot recognize the ahs and thought it was that of a woman living on the same floor, On opening the door her husband rushed in, and, seizing her by. red throat, threw her on the bed, stroggled at screamed for help, but he tightened bis hold, Then | Me drew a pocket knie aud slashed it across her bali cutting a gish four ‘nches fou but not severin; jugular vein. The noe aroused the inmates ihe use, to escape whom Davis fled into the yard, and thence, by scaling the fences, effected his escape. The police ai ‘a, & ‘adit in Was culled aud the Wounded wowan received the pert attention, Mrs. Davis is only twent; Pg Ba Nomedie ines but the brutal treatment received irom bi jaaband in the past makes her appear several years. "loa carrtage : | ‘