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tl CflLLECE ML
Vni m TJnivetJsity Joins the
Aquatio Banks.
HER FIRST CREW.
"What It Seems Like and Will
Probably Accottittlish.
S0HKNW3TAD*. N. V., June 12, 187V
The success of Columbia College ?t Saratoga last
year electrified the students of other Sttte uni
Wetttee not represented In that *reat r?.W
an-1 caused them to conclude that they would not
?"!un btf bonapicuous by their MMM
VBil aquatic reunion. F.ret and fore?".t w ?*?
i >ary decided steps iu ttiia wise W;is Union aiver
4 Jw Of m? our. ?? Old, net. and greatly re^i-eoled
Emtutton. Joining, as It did. the "Rowinf Attn
ic ation of American colleges" at the tlrst oppor
tunity oressntec and now striving w become no
tiieau antagonist in the great phyeloal exercise or
lowing, the Union aua Its IrtstuTy dcserre a short
?Introductory notice.
mon College was incorporated by tno l.egenta
4>f tUe University or trie State ol New lorK,
February 35. 1795. It was the second college
Incorporated In the State and the first north
or the city or Hew York end west of ihe
Hudson River. It recMvel its name from
ttio clroiimstance that several religious denoin
InMtona co-operated lu its organization, and was
tue drat college in tho United States whicn was
Hot or a strictly denominational character. It
?ai continued from its foundation to be too
representative institution or Ciiristlftu unity.
tlor John Blair Smith was the nrst President of
tte college, and resigned in 1799, only a lew
belore his death, lie w.s succeeded by
Jonathan Rewards, the younger, who died in 1801.
The Rev. Jonathan Maxcy, previously President
*>. Brown I uiversity, ,uccecd?d Or. Edwards^ and
fr^tgned at the end of two years, ini ismI the
Ruv. Bliphalet Nott was elected to Oil the ofTb o,
ftud held It until his death, January 23. im tee
W5eT Laurens P. Hlchok, a graduate of tho co.loge,
iho had long acted as Vice Pre?iaoOt wa3 elected
*K rnictessor. He resigned in .868. lne Rev.
Cherries A. Aiken succeeded Dr. Hickok in 1809,
1 resigned In 1871. Tin Rev. Eltphalet Nott
Totter wu- then elected, and inaugurated Jane
20 1872.
it is worthy of remark, as an item or college
*MU>ry. that Union College was the flr?t to in
troduce tue svstem or scientific education, after
?bettrg ably advocated by many of its gradual,
imnectaily by the President of Brown I nlversitv,
ffi&ola Way land, U. O. m e?eutml "eacur^of
KSTm ' scswl Of clnl engineering and
TOwens h?" tho creattou or iost
?cnv and Schenectady, estimated lu time. U less
*2n ,hat which, m many cane*, separates tec
oirit'tbHsloual schools .ro? the
JmmcO1 b?CMM ckcuiusianc?*s1 w.?s that tao ^o
ture containing, among other prowslous, tue lot
lo.vitiir, siatod m ??ctloo 4:
rn? ^cv'-ral institution* uniting end tj^ihwwwtj
. . ? ,1... iti | in,,it i utvfrsi!v nhfiU rutHtn Mdooo
situation, respectively.
?,(,1trMbi I* administered tor their several end re
wnd the' aanwiiianrrw. ^ notlM?n nMMl, or
X 23 uUhSo" u?? u<?* ufclied stMl MMOftte mem
S;.33 eousutneMs oi the said university.
I'hia waa accordingly ootalneii and waa followed
*Jam.rovaiot tue compact by the lloard of
ityimnta TM union ol t tie several institutions
was ?htis consummated t>j me incorporation of
^WeVw'mJoa'of interest for Union, anoihor
.lc1, Stt oi loatnmg wnich has whjrtjd
? . ..-1 and is now paring t*> a neaiected
i??/ HihleUo rxerc<B' S the uttentiou whlon
Way yo* produce eminent candidates lor aquatic
Hon' rs. bkr ,04TIS0 him. .
am ? Afiv for ut*i ooiituir men. Tlicr? li goou
*k?!cvtei iiiootig her miiif atadenis. and tue re
!5SF?l iWa '??? *?>? ? comparatively
? ? rival defeated aU the older org.u
'tMtions led laion'e -ous to place her natoe
La*ex Defied comei-tants of this summer's
??M*g tneexc t ru,inAll0u ,0 do thi? waa far
J,r-!ter tb'au to lusuguiate tne sjsteniwhlcfc wouhi
noBiiinr on a *air o^is in the college, aa but
jaw of the nuder-grailuatea uad ever 'l"er',**a
?n?*lrea In tliia uranch of outdoor sport. Sow
HIT tar!n" college v?w wow" occurred so. n
? iter * ue suuiu?er vaoailon ol lasiyear, 1MB
il?wiSd"o form t.ie union Navy, build a ooet
^)n,e stHi euler and tr?in s I niveraity iiet, all of
whtcn were lmniediHtsiy star ted u
-urot-r* well kno#n among the wideawake
InSer. of tea navy Winch oi the nuuier
J im cundldatea unxious t? be pUced upon the
sHeoru?luepUiMe"?*ad co?cerue?ev?i
t ?^r.^plo?^ nqv^r.
Wrth the wmnes of -good luck" from all. he
i?Miit of wo* university ulso interested itaeii in
KK ; aifd not being of that c.a?s
if lr.iVnr ot' sho neltere teat collet;* >oung men
? J arutlMi/ 'd ano iseir cn-moiioua un.terunned
n^c7e i in proportion as tne.r paysio-i aiieag'n
ia developed^gave the navy sauch euc -ur-geuient.
ON Tllfc * A I KB. .
luihfullT the selec ed ineu did their work, aud
^^u sa tM ftohawk, which rune wrou.n tee
r^T,r.,v??,K,;r. v?^rs;.?'? ?
knoVleugVol rowing exce-.Mn*.y iluntj-.i. Tneie
^eeiued .oiue atreugut Ulk t'^rt'iiatillaarr /eai
*a?, waa an ol i lapstieak, Witfc aUU.>aafT ?ai .
ZTul* y'et V&ctlva.y an i
in dividually the inen, po->ate?y with a e.*'
ion were tuc clumsieat Kit tiiat ever cjioo to
.*mMier fo* i 1 ike oo|e. I. I reahy wneve ,.a lent
5 i )t<u Ward, eveu it ne #a?l ? hign contraet
w,,n a lot of wtterlal, ?n?nt wave t>e??n din
?e.iriened at the sigtit oi tnolu.oc an w their
^ >r* fii??! cangut tne wuier o, tho onawk. Ike
? i Di(nidi rieated, 1 r.m tei*. was that taer wt-rc
Wc iee't to begin, but at la^ c^D??Mpig to
n ,(i,iie made ? worse Job than ever oi tne1^
eftoit. not known*, per ..aim, tnat
n*it ?n artn?t can psdule well, while even
? tvro can to*, lata, ptesaaut lo reiawe,
,in| not long eontiH'te. 'wlce a dav,
^on-< to give all a chance, tue sight did ?'V0*"1
WO!ft. itraduaiiy ifti?rev?a.n^i.^ag0*0Sicca
oi i-oiifliienre and now can show ? reettr neai atx.
with no wiere pa? engers, iLl!'
Imt. wi'h no extraordinary men who wrti maftt
anything ont oi tne commoe.
cmon s ntACrict cocks*
uv*r,n the 'gctiti- Mohftw^" hail ? -
t,a,,. imtn the college NtiiMV|k JOl ell) i?uort
?,Skill*? tn? oaotre of memoes, lae viau-.r
?ouid at once congratulate tne o*reinen
_11W , .fr,! at Iheir tloors, aa t??ere are but lew of
^i tli^twn co.lenee tsat wUi ^
svat:?a ?r rx.r,c.
KSSS'S?!!!
raL t>o ouliei^helore the central KaUroad bridge
l-t .on. Mlooting between Its bi|
fiuurrtr^ of * milt c tir * itfi r ?
When Freeman bridge is pft-'ed, and the". ?'?**'
aiiothcr spin ol ft tln?r,*r1 ?'
fr.ifttogft Kallroad bridge is shot M, ftftl
there ta no mrther eftBOTmnce.i/
minor matters can he ' J? ,. irn'-ii h.r
rrver thim runs as a b oad "t>bon ?>l h?ro i
miles, and us afto es are not Willi w P?
rui t*s?ine in rhc nutter oi foliage, wi'j1 '*? ?*"
?utfi4ioii oi tne aum of th# ,,U*TJ.U> i
rniuldina of ratlioftd tinns on tse OrMge ?r
'a'wvc it. there is a pleasant etttmOfts the
water, and there is nothing to disturb tne j^ars
fw?n. In the morning, at ten o'clock, these uni* n
t>.y?*,.wno are determined to make a manly n?ni
In th<> ra< e to come, now go on the water intueir
new Aix oareti built by Feiron, of TOtptr?,
?iii>n me? cover about six mlle^ as the extent
ol tae Mill, ana returning to their cobege duti e
and dinner, they again nnd oppertnnliy to
v>gettier in the afiei?<H?ii lor ft '?hrofttner of
About tnree miles. Tftia is generally taken at three
'o'clock, but once or twice tn tne weak an earijr
topper 18 kad and the flual exe.etae of the day
tk< o's l?etweeo six and seven o'clock, lee
caange M neceseitated ny reet*?itons.
rwioN's six.
I saw these men last n<gkt as they were makl'ig
IhO .*as uuartei oi * "tna ol tftair oiacUea nun.
*nl wad quae aurpriaed with -a? neat appearance
whioti ttier presented. They tfhot trom tinder tne
Central Hallroad t?ri?ljre aud down to the l>oaf
?bouse lu good ooaorvmg distance in ciedname
?fcap*. Hi tiiav xat m me boat, and no dour>t will
appear on Linki; Saratoga, tue crew is as lollows:?
r?- .
Latl To
Af TTHi)ht. Wmter. Juy.
Bow -Qeorge Curtis tfenlftt,
'77. S., Alf?*llY N Y n 5 10 110 151
No 2? Heurv ('orbett Jagger,
<76. SL. Albany, N V l!) i H 101 150
Wo. S?KratiKlia '76,
&.ioho?.N. Y 20 ?.06^ 140 M0
No. I?V'lrtri'lirc Part T >Wfi?
l?v. 'K s., IVK*!t.. S Y ?1 159 151)
No 5-iuen !)? Hots Krear,
?70. s? N>w Port/, N V 19 5.iM ItiJ 15S
stroke ami (.inptaiu?J'rnak
rwoadv 7f>, u. K., J'l 'in
flcW.lt. J.... 21 S.WH 1? IN
MUSUUL4R tiTATIHIlPS.
. ?'*??. . Fbtn
A/utvral InJiatnL Jllrfps. arm.
Bow?Bender....* .'7 3s1-., 13 l'i'i
No. S-Jamer R7C 12W 11K
"bo. 3? Ifs.tiliKf. 8* 17 12 Uli
So. i?Townniey ....WW s? li'4
No. S-Pr?ar I*1-, 40 l'i'i 12
Stro'ce?Tweedy 3sJJ 10 13*.; 12(j
Average*?Age, IV %; height, 5:39^; weight. (June 12>,
159 1 fi.
SCBS l l .'tTES.
.
1?<I To~
Aq*. Hnjht. Winter, dup.
Charle* Baser King, '75, 0.,
t'ulnek-i. N. \ 20 s.07 15* 147
Joliii ii. Hold, 78, G? Chares
ton, 3. 0 . 18 a.04'4 158 ijf
C%*l. ?, fore
Jbtitwal. inii'iUxl. /Jrvnj. mm.
Xln-JT 31 W 13 IX';
Hold 3H l? 13% 12
THK CKBW.
T hardly l.now wnat to ssy of manly crew.
It h is rial untliftlt; nsffl*tance. tor ttie collajre has
really no old oar bo disengaged as to take the task
1.1 iIv coaching them. llv lute loss is u
lutai oiio, bin the stroke lias iia>i -tome experience
as a ?injriu sculler auU possess good idoas of
what n!:oiilil be done, though tt Is dttlicult to no
coinplisii what is desired. When I obtained my
first, good Mf\y ol tffoi last eTentnj they were
rowing ru.l.v tbit'ty-eiijiit so tl <? uunuie, altoceiher
foo last a praetae Hiioke,. while then reach wat
fhort aim ihe ti.tif lBiiilferent. Again,
tliey were not uhiizlnK thetr siiuiuv seals pioji
eriy. but ot ihia I am MMfed there nas of late
been great impiOYtoMenia. MariDg the float the
Ruoke watt rcducmi to abjul thirty-four, ana
while tuo . .ui. waa atill "ragged" and the leather
i?j no means uuiinrm, thare was jome l-mprove
tneut m tiuspoi tiou oi the rowing, due. no donbt,
to the reduced rate nlluded to. M?< n improve
ment ia demanded If the crew would )>eut xorne
of 1 liu other SMlte uuivermtud' tux, winch hopu
Ilea buried in the luiufta of allliie (JulouV studehla,
aud lUiawill certainly occur if there H tare
exercised, uaptain Tweedy has the making ol a
food crew behind htm, and it. were well ll he
ooken into the matter of their reach anu avoided
as much aft practicable the careless expenditure
oi strength. The shell must not bo puned to
pieces on the day of ihe race oy clumsy work nor
by passengers.
Oi these men it nan be said tlsnt tfoy will proo>
ably be the snvaiiest averuged fix in the race.
There Is But a giant among them, but buoyant
health is possessed by all, and three ot four
havo full, natural iuukcics standing all
over tiiem winch no ?jtai>aBluui can con
fer. Five oi the crew bait irom this
iState, aud the sikiii from New Jersey. All are
ecientliic students. Mi. Beaoer, bow oar, never
bat in a lacing boat befoto, aud ins nowmg ex
perieuce amounted to practically nothing up to
ti e umc of his setecilon. It will be observed that
lie is the tall -at lu ihe boat .and among I no
heaviest, so mat nis placing is not with regard to
the nsuni rules. Since ire lias been in rraining he
has aained eleven pouuds, unH th< re is everything
10 justily the belief mat he will sticn and do hon
est work when called upuu. Mr. liender is the
>ountiest oar lu the mk aud halls iroin Albany.
Mr. J a.(iqt, aisoirom Albany, will ait (.ort bow
ana endeavor to do his duty there. Oi ratr size
and good lona, be looks capable ol standing the
tug and the wear and tear of tne race, ho
lias lost eleven pounds in training, and will
probably row in the neighborhood or l&o. Mr.
llasitiitfH, No. 3, is from Cohoes, 20 years old, b.Qcji,
in netaat, -and ol 140 pounds weight. "Little
but toagn" tncy say of thm osr, auo his appear-'
auce denotes It. Much of ins tune in the summers
lut oeeu passed in wstiderlng among the moun
tains, and tills lile oi exer.we uas given him a
liue constitution, hardened muscie, aud taught
linn what utigue means. Captain rweudy counts
on Hastings, small as he W.
Tr.eu c >mes the ouly thoroughbred tiller of the
soil in tue crew? Jir. Tvwiis.ey, iroiu I)e Ka;b, X.
1'. lie has oiten stood bemud tue plough and
"swniic his scytne with toe best,'' the result of
winch can be seen in bis nguru anu face, lie
ought to stand the tug down Saratoga Lake better,
or as well as any of hrs companions He is rwenty
oiio, f>.04S in heigct ann weighs 150 : with Mender
next hiu?l mean with the accepted idea that the
heavier men should be in the wuist ol the boat?
and ilastiags at bow, the distribution oi the crew
wo nd be better thuii now. starboard stroke is
noted in the persou of Mr. Frear. irotu New 1'alu,
Re Is uioeteen, oniv &.oii, but weighs Ihaving
reduced nat four pounds In trainiug. This oa. lias
power lu his cheat ana muscle*, and, no
u <uit. will do a tulr amount oi work.
l ue stroke Hi another small man. out the best in
the boat by all odds, captain l weedy's ex
perience has not been very great in boating mat
ters, but no has ro*ed a sniffle at times and is oi
tn?t uinned class in aquatic matters who quickly
catch ideas ann ran a^piy theuu He is twenty
one. 6.07H in height and weighs now 162, having
gained in uis irannns seven potinda. His devel
opnient, tor one oi ins size, is excellent; ins
011 st Kill and powerful, bis arms Muscular and
legs not waning tn slr,e. on him the
crew nepeuds, ami there can t>e no reason
lor doubling that be will leave a
single point neglected to achieve the desired re
sult? a good po iuon In t tie race. All >u all, the
men aro energetic, and desire? we.i, they Intend
-to neat Hamilton and otfter crows from this
tttate. They must work if tlita cud U accom
plisaed.
Kearoa ta building the racing shell. The crew
will leave for Saratoga about the J4'h Inat., and
Mvi seieoteu Vinoet's as their trainiug quarters.
THE MUKDfill OF MARGARET HAM MILL.
BBOO*LTN COTT*T OF OTBB AfTD TSBMTMtB?SB
CON? DAT or THB TRIAL OF MBS. 8ABAH
C. MKRBIOAN?CIBGVM8TAMTIAZ, BVIDBNCK
FOB TUB PKOSBCUTiON.
Be'ote Judges Pratt, Wolfert tad Vorhees.
The trial of Mrs. Sarah C. Merrigan far tie al
leeed mmder of Margarot llammiu waa returned
yesterday morning, lu (Be King* count/ Court of
Oyer and Voruiiner. Mrs. Men igan waa preaeat,
with her Uttta daughter, She looked much better
ttrait oo the flrat day ol her trial. There Waa a
Urge number of a ectatora in atteudaaee.
Mrs. MaWl-la Knowlea waa recalled and cross
txauiiued by oeneral Tracy. sue testified that
tn ? prisoner catlcd at her apartment* la the houie
on Muta street, on September a, 1*73, and gave
her daughter the Kusaia leather reilculo watch
belonged to Kin Rammm ; did not go to Mrs. Mer
rixau'j rooms ou that day; the prisoner com
plained of being III oa Wednesday and Thursday,
b?ptcm>>er 3 and 4; witness went with Ber en
oaeoc anion to Mme. La Rosa, a fortune teller, lu
Kew York; did not know whether Mrs.
Merrigan had ber fortune told or not; the
primmer appeared to be excited oa the 8<l
ot September, but did not complain of feeling ui;
about three weeka ? eiore the flie aad the Sliding
of the body Mrs. Merrigan became careles* In her
dress, ?o much so that It became a subjeot of re
mark among the neighbors; she wan also moody
in her manner; pievtous to this she had been
cheerfhi and neat in her appearance; Mrs. Merri
gan explained b?r depreaaion ef spirits by saying
tnart her cirenawtane** wvre not so good as tney
aad been; witness did not remember whether
one or Mrs. Merrigan bad received a bottle of
medretae from Mme. I.a Rosa; Mrs. Merrigan bad
talked with her about playing policy.
MaryJa leKnowlea, daughter of the Isst witness,
teauned that en heptenber 3 Mra. 1'errtgaa
left 11 e retieoleat her noase; she afterward went
to tn* primer's rwoms to reforii it, bat found
tnem locked; did not see Mrs. Merrtuan aiti*r that
till rb* night ot the 4tn of nept< niber, after tnc
Are; did not see ear alter taai till iha Coroner's
luquest. 1'iie wunea-i was not oross-?.i.imiticd.
AitilC. Coe testified ihai lie tHiarileii with .an.
Ripp in tr.e iiouas <>? Mnih street; un the Bigot
ol September 4 the la Milady k i?rke<l on ihe door
and told him (hat Mrs. Merrigen's room was en
lire; he ran np eltn a pail of water, bnt cou.d lot
get in until some one unlocked rne door; wnen lie
wax got n if op stairs Mrs, Merrigan, who was In
tne yard, catieil to h'm not to go no, si i here Wss
kerosene up mere and he might *ei hurt; he said
he sould go np; went down af'er another pall ol
wa;er, but could not get into tne room
wita it on eccoant of the smoke; then
got iBto the window and i ut ihe Are out; saw
Miss H^mmlil's IkkIv lying on th<> bed, wnere a hie
bad oeen ; al*o round a fire in the eiosm leadieg
To n the front room and put It oat; went down
atelrs and t?!d Mrs. Merrlaan that tnrre was a
dead body in her tonm; sne *<aia she cussed not,
audit teere was she knew nm hia? |t>out It; aa *
Mri, Menlgan and her mother go up Ktair-i on
tne propelling Tuesday; laid dewn to sleep at
one o'clo. k on that day and was awakened
ehortlT s terwsrd by Mm. Kipp who e*M there
was fighting op stairs; went into the hni. and
heard s ecaalBg noise, which laated about fifteen
mi notes.
Adniph Ou1?iner testified that on the 2d of Sep
tember rte lived in the Hunt hooae of No. l?
Mnfn street; Mrs. Merrigan lived in the rear
house ; remembered tne flr on the 4th of Keptem
ber, S73; on the preceding Tuesday tie saw a mid
dle sized i ?d?, with a ngiit suit, go into Mrs. Mer
i mail's hooae ; the DH'i aa umbrella in ons hau l
ano a brown iclt, witn a pocko. in it, uronsd aer
aaist: was la tbe house ou the night
ot the ore; stw the smoke aad went
tip maim; the room was inn of smoke; mod to
I ,.?en the abutters, but iher ware tied with rotmi
auerwarn Rome uieu came aaa cat tne ropes on
the Wtnrt* and pot th? Are out.
Mrs. Margaret Walsh tesufleu tnnt in Septem
ber, 187:), Htie lived at Nortn Second mid Ninth
streets; Mrs. Merrtoan was her sister-in-law ; she
fume 10 m r home on the night ni the I'uesday
before ili>; lire anu stayed hiI night: ?he said twit
the reason alio at.iyeu ah night wax because she led
the Key of her rooms at her mother's nonse lu
North Kourtn street.
Charles liiawe testified that ou Thursday, the 4th
of Beptentier, Mr?. Merrigan asked hwu and au
other boy to "o around ami help her to move
Home lumiinre; ;ney wenl in and took ont some
trunks and a couple Of sowing ma nines and put
them lu tin> room down stairs; took a couple oi
cheats and half ft dozen chairs out or tne bedroom;
there was a sueet on the bed and a straw tied
tinner it.
.i?iiu Began testified that he assisted the pre
ceding witness to remove the lurutture iroin Mio
room; he noticed h bad smell in tfce room and
HU-lped Hiuke; Mrs. Merrtgsn said tb^ smeJl came
troni a piece oi meat wtuch tjie cat brought up
two weoics before; tliere wu? a sheftt on (tie bed,
and not more than one mattress.
A. li. I home, Fire Marshal, of Brooklvn, testi
fied thai lie went to the house on the morning fol
lowing ii?? Are; found that there Mad byn two
tiics, one in the closet and ihe other lu the bed*
room; the betiding. carpet and the floor weie
saturated with kerosene 011.
Kdnwud Brown, a policeman, said he arrested
Mrs. Merrigan on the mgfit or the lire at Mrs.
Welsh's; it was about half-past ten ; .-lie said that
Miss itammtll caftie there tr.et evening and wanted
Some coffee; .-lie went out to net it and when she
came back ihe lire had happened; sue said M e
thought miss llaminiu must have becu intoxi
cated: witness afterward went with captain
Woglom to lie house in Ko?"tjr-ninth street, where '
Miss Hnmmlll boar.led; went to a room on the
second floor and tried a bunch of kevs whioli had
been tnken Iroin Mrs. Meuigan; ticy fitted tne
trunks aud burenn drawers.
Cornelius Wogiorfl, Captain of the Fifth precinct
police, corroborated the testimony ol the previous :
wttuess.
Dr. Joseph Creamer testified that he made a
post-iuwi'ieiii examination of the body of Mtas
Hammiil on Saturdfcv, September 0, 1873; it bore
evidence of having been exposed t<> bent; tne up
per part 01 tae boity aud the head were blackened;
on the necx was a lea mark, which exreuded
in a horizontal line around tite neck, giving
it the appearance of having been subjected to
pressure; the line wan more marked iu 1 he front
and back tlmn 011 the sides; the throat and Unites
were in a state of ext reme congestion and gorged
with blood: tne conclusion irom nis post-mortom
was that MiSn Hammiil came to her death from
stranuutatioQ; sfte n.ul been o-ead anout three
days and her body had been exposed to heat a/ier
tleat/h.
Dr. 8. J. Brady testlfled that he was aotlilod of
the tire about a quarter ot an hour alter It oc
curred: ou going tnere I lound the body lying on
the beu, with its head toward ihe door; the body
was partially burned; there were remains of
clothing auout the arms and neck: the face was
burned and covered witti ciuoers; before remov
ing the body a rope was lound around the neck.
The witness identitled the rope, and indicated the
manner tu which ft was knotted aroond the neck,
lie then stated that a carpet saturated with water
and keVosene and a quantity of straw were lound
near the bo ly; there was a bottle or kerosene on
tne mantelpiece and a pteoe ol a clothesline la a
basket in tbe closet.
Alderman John T. Parker testtSed tfcat he wss
called to the lion e on Ninth street abont eleven
o'o ock on the ni/ht of September 4. 1873; when he
reached there he ronod tire b-dy 01 a woman lying
partially on tne bed and partially on the door;
there was a portion 01 some outer garment ou the
flour; the face was partially twrnea; there was
a rope Knotted closely aBou; the neck; it was so
tight that wittiest* did not perceive It till lie
stooped down to raise the body.
J anus ti. Hammiil, brother of the deceased, was
sworn lor the pro-ectitloo. Re testified that Uis
sister owned two houses on avenue c; the rent or
the houses was *2,050, wnloh she collected herself;
saw her i?odv at the Morgue ami men titled it; saw
her the last time a week before her death: never
heard her speak of Mrs. Mcrrtguu; identified the
body by a scar on the forehead, between the eyes.
Assistant District Attorney Moore, in the ab
sence of Mrs. Barbara Wuldn^r, ? witness for the
prosecution, read her testimony given on the
lurnier trial.
The Court then adjourned until this morning, at
elevin o'clock.
HOARUKKk WANTED.
1 ENTIRE FLOOR OR SEPARATELY; THIRD
i story trout Boom ; also liall Room*; hettse well xept:
LiUl ? unexceptionable, terms low; iluv boarder*. l?o
West Twenty ninth .street, near Itroaduay and sixth av.
1 FAMILY OR GKNTLFM KN CAN HAVTI BOARD,
1 flue Room*, witti conveniences, view o< river above
HMi '.litce; near depot auc boat, $7 per week. 11
Went link street, lfarlem.
1 LAHil K FRONT LOOM. SECOND FLOOR, CKtCR
J niabed, escert carpet: larva front Itdora and Alcove,
and large back Ho m third floor, tarnished. with gool
Board ; flint class house. all convenience*; tonus very
moderate. 347 Wmi Twenty flnt street
PER DAY, $6 TO tit PER WBKK. FINE
Rooms, with excellent Boar 1; famlUea or
$1 50
single persons also Rooms, without board. 153 HleccKer
street; hot and cold w?Kr baths.
f) t)R 3 ROOM-!, WITH BOARD. IN FIRST CI.AS8
hdiiwr, West Twelith street, near Fifth aveuue,
will be vacated in a lew days.
2 OR S ELKOaNT FURNISHED ROOMS, Eh sITITE
or aifwlyt very pleasant and airy: Hoard first class;
?ermnneitt or transient; summer rates,also table Board.
13 West rwaaty-secend street.
2 OR TIIRI-.E RKSPEttTABLE YOPMO MF.N i AN
be *ecommo<t?ted, with or without Board. Apply
?t or address Mo 112 Went llilrty third street
?J HANDSOMELY Fl'RNIBHKD ROOMS, WITH FIRST
O etas* Board, to lotto teinlltes or single gentlemen;
reference*. SW Weal Twenty-second street
5TH AVKNUK.8I4 ? PI.EARANT SHIT FEONT ROOMS:
large and siege Rooms tor gentleman and wile or
alntt'C gentlemen, witb Beard; auminer price*; rater?
enre* exchanged.
Sr. TO $7 P f R WKKK.? HOARD. H IlH H \ND
?? somely furnished Kooins on first and second floor*,
suitable tor married ?upl.-.- or genttrroen. hoese has all
improvements. 3JI Kant ihtrtv-tblrd street
1A COTTAOE PLACE.-TO LET, WITn B<VaRD,
I" neatlv furntshed -yMnt Room; Ibo one or two
small Kooins; family private.
WEST TVVBNTlf-FOURTH STRKKT. OPPOSITE
Fitth Avt-no- Hotel. ? Elegantly and newly itr
nlshed Rooms to tot, with or without Board; transients
19
Of)ll STREET. Ml WR*T.?TO LET, WITH RoaBD,
Lit a very desirable hall Room, with closet; summer
l< rices; reference
OOD STREK . NO Sit WENT.-NICELY FURNISHED
Room* and Biarl at summer prices; very deslr
abie h>u?e and loearloa; ample cloeeta, bathroom, Ac.
References exchanged.
t)*JD HTRJiE r, l."J KAST.?HANDSOMELY FUR
aiO nbhed rt<>om*. with first class n?ard. tor rttinlltc*
or gentlemen; a I home i ouiforu. summer crlees: flrst
class neighborhood aad location alao day Boarder*.
OOD KTKEET. 165 WEST.? DESIRABLE ROOMS
will bu vacaut ia a law days, with flrst class
Board. Mrs. STEBBINS.
*)U FA T TWENTYTHI D BTEEfT.? BKAUTIFUL
Jj'i front Room, ovitleoklng Madison square, also
?tngle Rooms, with hotel table, from $10 to$13 par week;
also transient taken.
07TI1 STREET, NO. 41.-IIAMMOMKLY FOR
| nltbdd Rooms, stntilr or en snitc. for either tran
stent or permanent boarder*; naar Oilsey Hou? ; refer
ences.
?m WEST T IrlRTY A*- COM0 STREET, BKTWKEN
Lf' BroaAwitv and Fifth avenue ?First sun4 a?d
sinjrle Rooms tor flrst eta?s tatnim-s aad Mnileaien. wtth
or without Hoard: reference* exebanfen.
?)|IM STREET, 1M W sT. NEAR BEOADWAT.?
O^r Haniisoinelv turnlshed -ecotid Floor, w nh uneJt
centionsblc n-ard . fnuulv small. bat tow select board
ers taken ; refcrenees exehsn?ed.
QQ EAST TWKXTIET1I STREET.?HC11'S OF
OORooms, ha-: f-o t ?lv furnished ; [ rtvate bA.liroons,
cl-iseta, Ac., with or without private table; references.
?JO WF-?T TWElfTT-SlXrif STREET?LA It ? >E AND
0?' small Ko .ins. nl ely ftirnialieil. tor ladies or tien
tiemen. or nnii!tes; e(o!e-t hou?e in tlie city; locaiiwn
ansurpaasad . table excellent; mmi reasonaiile
A Q WK^r rilK T Vs y. I O > I) BTRRh T ?TH ANAED
~rcf and renovate?l: ^mta ann sm?lf K".>n sat Mm
nier prices on third and fourth floors, table flrst elass.
rj\ WRST TWKNlTflXTH STRRET-THREE NICE
? m; iv turpi-' d Hoouis to let, with Board. Refer
ences ext-hawed.
C 1 KAHT SIXTH STRKI T, fttTWREN BROADWAY
UI an I Catv rslty place. ?Larfte end <msil Rooms,
with Board, at summer prices; table and transient
boirdrrs take-i r?"- fences required
t ? 7 'w'Vr Tmibi \ -1 loiiTH ktrc k i, hki wkE^
ti I Fifth atid .nth avenaes.?Handeomoa; Kourth
Floor In the citv. with prtvata table, also front Parlor
and Bedroom ea third floor, references exchanged.
/?<! THIEI) STREET. NEAR SEt OND AVF.M f ?A
Do lew Kentlemen and la<lles caa hare trood Board,
pleasant ttoom*. kss and bath, at vary mo-ierate prlcea
1*1*1 EAST SIXTKE>TII ?TRKF.T, NEAR IRYINU
?)? I 11 aoe ? * hall Beifroom, on third floor, to rent,
with poard . refer nice.
H?7 WEST TWENTV-NIMH HTRKKT, KEAIt
I I sevant'i avenae ? I'leasmt Koems and (ihuI
Board, terms reaeoBab!e? lame Kooui tor neuttcinan
and w ne.
tilt) WEST TWELFTH Ri rWe?.-HANDSOMELY
ZlO fnrntshed eec iHd and ihtrd story frent Kootn,
With Board, to renttematl and wlto or party ot single
jentlenien. Kcicrenecs e*? li*nned.
WF.-T TRNTII -TKHEr-t SMALL FAB.LV
i.fcjU will let some pleasant Rooms, aewly nainted,
containing rio-.au, hotau.l cold water, wimgooj Hoard;
teims m-iJerate
BOARD A*I> LOIHHMU R AITKO.
*A?lNOI.E MAN WANTS A ROOM AND BOARD IN
I\ a small tamily on w- at side; closet and kk: br^ak.
fust at t> |ierm iiicnt if stiHed. Address, with terms.
MECHANIC, Uerahl offlce.
\\fiNT#P -Bfl *Rl#,AND ROOM, WIT-I SHALL FAM
?? 11v lew lioarders, above ihirfy toiirth -treet. cost
side, for a voung 1 ul) enxaaed out during <tav . tonus
m:ist be reasonable Adti es-iU C. 8., Herald cmoe.
\]trANTED?BY A 0KNTLEMA< A SHALL ROOM,
TT with Board; west eiae, between lanlhand fi rtk 11
afreets early break last. Address, statin { terms, t. US ?
TON, box 117 Hera id oWee,
HDTEM.
A-IW1 Rooms, THOBotfOlILt RR1TTTP.D, BAtE
. ma<tresf-a renovat.- i, price redaced iMn , 3ft.
"?ni f?c 1 1: a - k 111 it 1 hoi si, --'.I ner jt i.atiki, '
au 1 w tilUun atre-its. Oven all uif ui
HcftrxsLis.
/IRAVr HOUHK. 48NKW HOWEEY. -OLE A NRttT
*T and be?' ventilated cheap lotlainif-in the city; no
bu?'i, #lilgk- Jtuinni. 3U tent, per ulglU; double Koom,
$i ; open nil niprht
QUMMIT BOl'SK. R-i BOW kit Y 155 ON K 1/ ROPE A N
t> plan ? Hooiuh by day. week or month : *"c.. OK. 7S?-.
fl tier iiisht weakly prices reined. GEORGE KUCK
i.T. proprietor
Til K PARK HOI'SR, NIWAKK, N *.. II ATT MO
bron lately thoroughly renovated, can now accom
modate a lew select families with flue Suits of RootJlS,
tor the sttinmcr memths- centrally located, opposite Mil
itary Park : good Room*. excellent Hoard, with jilenty
ot vei/etnliles fruit, milk nut ev.-rv luxury that the mar
ket affords. ALBERT C. lltlfK, Proprietor.
A1
fOO'VTK* HOA.Hl>.
T LONG llEANt II.?BOAHIJ FOR THE ftEAttOM.
Willi liwpe. airy Room*, ill an elegant cottage on
high ground tU'e minutes'walk l'rom III'- loach. M.u
ho secured ?t tno ierato ralita by ndilressiui! or applying
to Mr*. M. II. 8TRAIL Clie'sca aveutie, l-ong Branch.
A?THORBURN HOL'SR, fiUKriWUK TERRACE,
. Astoria, I.. I , 25 minute* from Peck slip, hofcrly
boats; largo, well almaed groutnJ>; first c'.a.-h Auitrlcan
tabte: terms very reasonable ; pood stabling.
A FEW BO A ItD&rtS WANTED?PAM RAPO, N. J. :
jt\. splendid v lla; Z't minutes Irom loot of Liberty
street; rooms, table first, class; boattng bathing, fish
Inn. envriarre.s free; Sin weekly. Inquire of Dr.
LKlR.tBY, stutionmsstsr. VOQMj, Psinrapo.^
AK \MTLY OF A OR 10 PERSONS OR 3 Oft 4
conple- can have good Board and acc.immodirttnna
in a private family. Apply to Mts. OtlAS, U. HANU,
cloAter. Bergen county, N. J.
ADHUOHTFtli COUNTRY HOUSE-ON BOOTtt
Shrewsbury River; table cannot be excelled; liUfh
e^t ref-ronec given ami required. Apply at W>7 Ka?t
Seventeenth Atreet or Hi West Forty-fourth street tdr
particulars.
ArOTrAdI! SITUATED AM OHO THE MOUNTAINS.
; hours ride tip the Hnrtson . six rooms to let, with
oxciillent Board, Call hi 11 Joliu street. ______
BOARO ON A FARM IN ROCKLAND COUNTY, ONE
mile from depot, one hour and a half by rail;boat
Ins and !> 'tiling. Por particulars <*111 at MU Weal Twen
ly-sixth street.
Bath, l. i.. ovft hour by pahs. ?s minutes by
boat?Board tor ope or two lamilie*, in u private
In in 11 v : boating frml t&iThing on the oremls*a; fine, well
shaded grounds; abundance ot lru:t and vegetables. For
particulars address K., Herald office. _____
Boated w.ntbd-in a farm house, wrrniN
easv access or the depot; must be on high land and
not over ft or 30miles from New York. Address F.. A N K,
box 5,H 4 Post office. New York,
Board near long branch, ?ftkst class ar.
coniiiio Istions at mo lcrate prices; boating, liathiug
and foiling. Apply- at lit! Madison avenue, near Twon
ty-ninth street, tor particulars.
BOARD WANTE 11?FOR A BOY OK THREEdTEAR*,
witlrtn an hour's rlnc of the city; a small (anilly
preferred. Address, siatinv terms, wnluh must be mod
erate,. F. P., box lJti Herald office.
BOARD WANTED?ON FARM, MOt'NTATK, ONE
hour iro n New York, for gen leinan, two bovs 3
and 7 vesrs old, and ntii^e ; two rooms. Ad<fres< PRO
VOT, 'terms, which must l>o moderate, box J.U87 New
York Post office.
/10UNTKY BOARD WANTED-BY A GFNTLRMAN,
VJ wlP?, child 'throe years' and nurse; two rooms;
terms about 9.10; New iirhthton. statuu Island, pre -
(erred. Address A , box 120 Herald office.
CIOPNTRY BOARD.?WANTED, GOOD PLy)itN
Board and Accmnmndatlftna In a quint, bealtiiv It
cation. tor the term of four or five months. I>v a gentle
man ohiiited to travel, lor bts wile expeetinv confine
nient; sume two or three hours' railroad distance from
Hew York; a fnmllv where there are no other boarders
preferred; reterenoes. Address W. W., box 13S Ilerald
Office.
(COUNTRY BOARD CAN BK PROCURED AMONO THE
J- hiirhcst peaks ol the Oataktll Mountains at moderatn
price tor the summer: fishing Mid boating convenient.
Address PHILIP h. LA HER, Urowu's Htatloa, T'wter
county, N. Y. Half a mile from the New York, Kings
ton and Syracuse Railroad.
/101NTKY BOVRD CAN BE HAD AT A DELIOHT
V.' ful place in Westfleld, (6 minutes frmu toot of Lib
erty street on New .ler-iev Central Railroad. Address J*,
box 7V i'ost office. Wesilield, N. J.
COUNTRY BOARD AT MANHASSET BAY.?LARGE
house; shady irrounos boating, fishing, bathiinr;
stable accommodations take Kiusliiug and wortU Kido
Kailroad to Great Neck; 10 miles from City Hall; refer
ence, .I P. Trnvers, 4ti Heckman street Address C. f.
B , Arcadia House, Maulia-sei, Loiu Island.
ClOl'N TRY BOAKD-AT A FABMilOi:SE, NEAR
I liong Island Hound ; ?ood (tabling turnUhed; terms
inislerate. Address M COCK, Locust Valley, L. I.
(lOUNTRY BOARD?NEAR THR SOCND; LAROE,
J elegant private house: beaitt'ful location, elevated,
abady, retired; wide halls; large parlors, fine rioms;
modern conveniences; house, rows, table. *c , unsur
tias^eil; one hour and twenty minutes ftom New York bv
New Haven Railroad; best references. Address box 12
Post office. Duricu. Conn.
ClOrKTRY BOARDFRS WANTED?AT A BBAUPL
J tui. healthy farm at Peekstltl: good table. Iar?e
rooms, beat ot acconunofiaiions; terms $S per week.
Particulars ol Ml I t'll ELL, 77 Cedar street
elOCNTRY BOARD?WITH LAIiOK llOUSE, I1I(?1I
) ground. 1seres lawn; shade. Irult. veu-ctatilcs,
in Ilk, dc.; pleasant *um>iin<ilnr?. pleasant drive, an.l
pleasant people can be found at Plcasautvllle. Harlem
load, five minutes from depot; term? for adnlts, per
week Address H. WIN.sll IP, Plensaiitvllle. Weatchester
County, N. Y. Pall P"rflrular? at OtmbroA*'*, *173 llrnid
way.
(lOUJfTPY BOARD WANTED?BY M AN AND WIFE;
J mu-t hav.- nood Ashing and terms moderate. Ad
Cress, sUtlng tegfa, A. R., Herald Uptown Branch office.
/1AT8KILL.-PRIYATK FsMILY. in fcll vibwof
Ibe Catsklll Mountain Hou?e, l'rempeet l*ark Hotel
a*1 Grant House, with a rtwr view ol' li miles. Rooms;
large, airy, well furnished and new. References. J. W.
s,opi..rd Tenth National Bank, and James Ferrla, 333
Broadway. J. D. SHArTM.
ri\or.RWooD, n. j.. box *11 post orFfCE.
fj Pleasant Rooms, with Bosrd, for a married couple
or singla gentlemen; flue piazza; pleasant grouuis;
Northern time tibli^
FAMM.TKS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WfTn FIRST
cls?s Hooais and Board for tne season at OHaRI.es
OILBKKT'?. >ing sing; house and grounds large; also
?table accommodations.
LMRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS CAN BE ERO
r cured at n farm lmu?e anion* the Oat-klila for $?> per
week; lieiuiifiil shade ; plenty #f milk eirirs. Ac. Apply
inunediatelv to J. L. BKCKHIl, Prattsville, Greene
county, .-4. I. Kefereace, B. Barnes, SUA Broadway, New
York.
Good cofstrt board on a laror farm in
W e ate best" r count v, 1^ tinnr from New York run
Sing water, ti.rest, lake, boats: Pr?n' h and American
Conking : . o d -rate prves. For ftill particulars address
J. H. (I., HiO William street.
(TOOD CuUNTRY BOARD?ON THE SULLIVAN
J countv hills; pure mountain air; deHrhtftil scetlerv ;
easy access, terms moderate Applv to RUOl'ES A
PKRVKK. 28 Whitehall street. New York. WM. O. IIQCK
RI'; K 90 Thoma* street. New York, ur on the premis-s
to JOHN A. ?>HaW. Liberty, N V.
N-KW BKIOIIToN. ON THE BHORB ROAD-HAND
Some It furnished Rooms to rent, with Board: (fon
venient to fanitinc references exehaaged. Inquire at
In West sixteenth street.
PABTILS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH GOOD
Board, on reasonable terms, after the 4tti of Julv.
For fnii partlcu'ars address Mis. B. H. RObikkon,
Jsmesport. Long Island, N. Y. ^____
STTEF.RIOR ACCOMMODATION* AT FARM BOUSE
on dairy farm in Oranee co?nt.v. near Uoshen : lame
?onuectiim Kimmus. suitable for laixe family: verms uioJ
erata. Ingnlrc at store Ifl3 Maiden lane. New tork.
TWO Yol'NO mV.N DE-IRK HOARD AND LODG
ln? tor the cntuing summer months In New Brighton
or liomedlst-n'inhliorniKxl, cioso to flic bav. Ad tress
IKE NOt.BDLI >Ui K box AtlH New York Postofflca.
TWO FINF. SUIT-; OF ROOMS, FRONT1NO TH S
mo?t deligb'ttil paik In the ffta'e. oa a pleasant, re
tired street, will he vacant this wees and lie let at a
low ttcure. with lull Hoard, to first class families, for the
summer months, at tlie I'ark llou*e Newark. N.J.
AI.BhRT C ytl H, Proprietor.
WANTED?BOARD IN STACK, FOR TWO FAMI
Yl lie* and nor-cs. four rooms required. Address U.
D., ho* 4,'fl New 1^>rk Port office.
U'ANIED?OtK)D COCNIRY BOA KD FOR ORNTLE
iii.m and wll>: place must be scceirdhle by steam
boat and not more than an lionr and a half distant An
dreas AMERICAN, box 179 Herald office.
VVANTI-iD? COI N TRY HOARD. BT GKNT|">:m"aN.
II svlle nnrse and child: Coil?utlft preferred;
place mtiet be n. eessible br sfesmbnat sad not more
than two hours Ironi Wall street; liberal terms Will be
paid for first class accommodation*. Address O., box
llrt lleral l office.
(1A PER WEEK-FIRST CLAUB ROTEL Boa IID;
?T1 l" CsfM Law? Hotel: new honse new inrniture;
Cold Spring Long Island boats, bathing Ileuses free;
shady shores, broa I plsmi forest walks, no me<qui
toe?; bv rail or sreamer sappho, P?cfc flip. J. BAN
YARD .'r., Proprietor.
4~rA Pl-;"I Ti N WIKIll-WARU AND WKTRuc
????'? tion and all expenses, ter chtWren : sac client
ronntry Hoard tor adnlis S7'i: eleyateil. bealtby. Ad
dress ABEL WlllfLOCK, Korwalk, CoM.
HVJKMIR "luaiow.
r .-PREMfUM POINT HOUSE, TLCKEE-S ?8I.aNI>
^\. one mile (t nil New Eocbelle depot; New Haven
Railroad or boat; delightfully rltua'ed on Soaud . One
he .tele hatblni, boating, fishing, no chills and fever: no
iiiosifinoes tpplvslPOlti or tn A C I'LYMOl TH, 29
East for') sixth street onraer ol Madisoa avenue.
A YON sPftlNos Water CURE.-this rksort.
for Invalids snd otten deslrlur a quiet place for
rest ami recuaeratlon (under the direction of < ynis
Allen. M D.j. is now onen ; terms Si" to SIA (?er wees,
tliis mclndes baths and all treatment The sulphur
baths are a sure cure for rheumatism and all skin dis.
esse-. for turther particulars address ALLI.N A
tj >R.hoN. Avon springs, N. Y.
A -Jr.NETSSON'S HOTF.Ii, HIGHLANDS, N. J.,
At will be open for Uie reception ol guests June 15.
JAMe.B .lENKIN.'ON. I'reprlelor.
4 T 1 I.IP, r, I.-PAVILION HoTRL (THOROUGHLY
A renovated) will lie opened on the 21st of June;
terms moderate. BYLVANUrt T. CliZZKMt
BB1.MONT ntLL, SCHOOLER'S MOUNTAIN. MIN
erai sprints, Morris ooenty, N. J.?This fasbloaable
summer re;r"at will open June I. ft^p^rlor accommo
dations for families, ntire m tintst'i ale. plenty ol ?hade
sn I irint . no tnoequitoes. /? or parttculars addresa D. A.
CEOWKLL.
ATI1 HOTEL, BATH. L. L-ITOW OPEN: IIOOW
and table first i a? terms m.'ders'e. Cottage, on
c
B
prmnisM. to rent, tarnlsfted . elegant naming.
c a Blntino. Proprietor.
1 AT KILL MOUNTAINS.-WHITE ^ULPH?R
.springs House, considerably enlarged; Hoard $S;
lal terms to parties remaining thronitb Septemlier.
I or r> fere nee apply to Henry Kosenhelm, 4/6 Broadway.
Ad Ires* W AtiREIt N. LSNM/N, I'n prletor, (alio,
GreeW> cotimr. n. T. ?
/ 1 AS' ADR HOTEL, HIGHLAND KsLLH N. Y., NEAR
\J Mi i srr Academy, now open; de Ubftul situati
on the banks ot the Hudson Apply a abort or at Was*
mtt-ut'"1 " .??! I'm? Muare, Hew York*
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SI'M?BR KKSORTS.
AOI.HSWOOD PARK ?i' ? I I. i Ml'. I 1 i ? l.t.V
'j -itua I i.ii sli re. I'ertli Aniboy. .N. J. ilosrl $1')
to Jl.'i, all popular amuoementa; 3U tram* daily, 'ifc-. to
<W . 11. B Ki-NT. proprietor, ?< Kmc Twenty third
KNM. Madis id Kjntrc.
rlBANKLIN, KSHP.X COl'NT Y, N J., 4S MI.Nt'TKH
from Cftaobtn ?<tr?et. on Neivark hraneli of HH<?
Runway; tin.' accommodation; delisbtiul situation.
iMulthy location ; hoqsn large; reams <?irv . croquet uml
piny (rounds. I'or imrticnl ir> umnin >t W it. WHIT
I OKU. ialiro?nv?n>, >r i^itivuJ. 6. VAN lUl'Ili, Ad
above.
CI I.K.N BO ITS U, MEW BAMPiJHIKK.?TH13 PAfOB
T lie rcMMttopen from June l7to October 1. l<<74.
W. k. C. R. MlLiLIKKN. fro,,retort.
HUDSON HIV.lt RilLiROAU.-BOARB AT i ll.NE
mansion. XU minutes out: liiiTiinuu-sinitiiai-p.it;
high ground fine views, drives. Iswii, garden, shade,
Proton water ?nd ga*. a idn-ss w., (to* t (>90 1'ostoltlce,
Nt w York, or iipply at H7 William street, roniti 8.
f A1 RD'S MANSION HOUSE, LONG BRANCH.?
IJ Now open ; terms very reasonable. Address or ap
ply to
WM. L Mul NTIKP., Proprietor^
AN .-ION HOUSE, SUMMIT. N. J.?A FJJW DESIR
able lioouis leit, eu suite or siug.y, wur depot.
I>. J. SMITH.
RIENT POINT HOUSE, OR'ENT POINT. !.. L, NOW
?me11 j (Hunted ou the t.vri-ui? ?? ?? .1 oI'Loug 1 -.Ulld,
fronting on the Scum.I and Hay ; Kplendlrt sea bathing,
driving and sailing ; fishing unsurpassed S?nd tor cir
cular. ?. H. PARSONS._
PALISADES MOUNTAIN MOUSE,
KNGLEWOOD, N. J.,
Oit tlje Hudson River, 4ft mlnuvra from W?wTorkby
steamboat froui foot ot Harrison sir.-et. Now open.
P. S.HaHMQMP.
PARTIES GOING TO THE COUNTRY SHOULD
LEAVE THEIR DIRECTION Al I HE OPPIOB
OK THE EVENING fE LEO It A M. NO. 2 ANN STREET,
AND HAVE A COPY OF I HE LA vf BOITION.
Willi AM. 11IL LATEST NEWS. SENT TO ANY
ADDRESS IN THE UNITED STATES OK CAS A DA
KOR FIFTY CENTS A MONTH. PO.VT PREPAID.
Rare change at niaoara.?montkaolE
House. Suspension Hridgn. N. Y.?Tin* houne is uow
open lor kiicMs 'ferine $3 por day: Board <10 to $15 per
week. Baggage designed for the Moiitengle should txi
cheeked to Suspension HriJji'. Ad Iroja ALEXANDER
A 1'hMIER, Suspension Undue, K. Y.
ROE'S HOI-EL, PATCHOGUK. L. L-OOOD HOARD:
larse. mrv rooms: splendid drives, good Ashing,
bathing ami suilinn in fresh or salt water, and no nioe
qnitco-.; one liour and a halt from New York unci five
trains eac h way every dnjrj board $10 and $12 per week.
Al'sTlN I.OK A BON. Proprietors.
Rf'SHBERO PAI R, HUDSON ItirKR.? P1RSTCLASS
Board; supei i;>- ueootiimodartont; grand views,
boating. truit: perfectly heallhftil; no mMquitOM. Ap
ply at No. 4 Warren street, room8.
ST. MAKE'S MOTEL,
New Brighton. Btnten Island, N. Y.,
only Is m nufos Irom New York elty.
Boats ererv naif hour from the lt?tt?ry; flni- view of llay
and Narrows trotn nil rooms on water rtde ; two Cot
tago<( for tftuiiiies. For tflrins address
DE CAMP 4 JOHNSON, Proprietor*
SPKINO HOUSE, RICHPIELD SPR1NOH, N. Y.
Open June l\ by 1. R. PROCTOR, of Hughs' Hotel.
Utioa, N. Y. Reurs to proprietors of the h ading New
York hotels.
QUMMBB RESORT.?KAIRPIELO HOUSE. KAIH
O Hold. Conn,, open lor guests all the year; sea bathtef,
fine drives; stabling; terms moderate. Address YALEN
TINE A WILLKT'f.
SOUTH BIDE HOTEL, AMITYV1LLE. L. T , OYI R
looking th? great rtntitli Bay. Is new open Tbr the
reception ut vue-its; good boat ng, batbing and Itsliing ;
sail boats attacbud to tbc house lor the accommodation
ot guests.
T r NIT ED STATKS HOTiiL, SARATOOA PI RINOI.
L will open tor receptlou of gurst-i June 1, 1875. J AS.
M. MARVIN. Proprietor. Diagrams ol room* will be
aent on appli -atlon.
Van dorkn hocsk Washington, n. j. open
for rammer boarders For full particulars call at
Jforehatits' Hotel, Cortiandt street ?'*. U. Dawes,
Proprietor.
tATAT KR WITCH HOl'SK. HMHLANDS, V. J., J. W.
V? BOND, Proprietor?Deli* ntlu.ly located, with am.
trio grounds 10 minuteelrom Utc depot; splendid grove,
rlvir ml oTMB views; Ane bo.itiux aud Ashing, surf
anil rivor tmlliiug, stabling, Ac.; accessible by Long
Branch boat, fr .m pier H. North Hirer, an hour and a
quarter sail troin New York; first olnss accommodations
tor lanitlia*and transieut guests, terms moderate.
WHITKBTONR, L I.?WILL OI'KN ON MONDAY,
Juu* 21. lor Urst claas tumnwr or permanent
Boarders, the Brown Mansion, tor 20 years the country
teal of Stewart Hrown. taq : good anchorage for yacht*;
?tabling tor llaraa*; boating. bathing, flue drive*; ele
gant uroumb; only au liour front bn-mess by 35 trains
dailv. Boats leave James slip half-hourly, oonnectiiig
with line* at Hunter'* Paint Photograph* ot plnce oun
he seen at OS John street. Inquire ot ft li,1,1AM
Ot'KRN&hY, Esr|. ? M K. ttl'QG.
fITOODHBUBO PAVILION, WOOD8BUBO, LONG
\> Island.?This niagniftoeat Hotel Is now open; can
be reached In one hour bv Southern Railroad or Long
Island Railroad, lie. fare each way; Unas 93 50 per
day; $15 to $10 per weak..
HAliK?l A1 AttTHH.
A - ?
ORIENTAL
ART.
Knw on exhibition kt "tha Clinton Hall Snleroomi,
Astot pl<v o.
Probably the finest assemblage of rare and euriotts
specimen* of the peculiar skill of the artists auU illua
trating the best tortus of art Industry in
CHINA AND JAPAN,
consisting of Lacouered Work?Carvings in Wood and
Ivory?Brons.'s?force lain and Pottery? Cloisonne
Knatneis?Veasel* and Tablets In Jade?Arm* aud
Armor?Kinbroidery?Paintings, Ac., Ac.
The property of a pvntleman who made the collection
for bis private use iluiing a residence ol twenty year* In
the feast.
Now on exhibition, dav and evening, and to be sold bv
auction at the Clinton Hall Salesrooms. on the atier
noon* of Momlav, Tuesday aud Wednesday, Juue U, *2
and *3. ?t 3S u Messrs LBAYITT, Auctioneer*.
nam sst ~ mnm?
at the LeaviU Art Rooms "<17 Broadway,
8 A. M. to 6:30 P. M.
K. Oaerraro's Collection of Paintings *011 Water Col
or*. by eminent Spanish master*, old and modern: an
exceedingly interesting and valuable collection of pic
tures In thts famous and celebrated school of art.
Catalogues ready, and the work* to be *ald by auction
on the e veiling> ot Thursday and Friday, June *4 and 15
The Maasrs. LhAVI i f, Auctioneers.
A-JERB. JOHNSON. J&. AUCTIONEER,
. Furniture, Merchandise and Fine Arts Salesroom.
87 Nawsn street;
Real Ratate Department. a Park row, Mew iorfc.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT ?ALR.
By order of the tmtrs ami aiiuilnutrator* ol Jame* R,
Manly, deceased, ol u
SPLK N Di D OomritY fclsAT,
Farm of 100 acres, together with
HOUMEHOU) Fl KNltrRK AND
splendid Library, Live Mock. Farming Utensils, grow
?f>g OlWk *e.. at J o'clock I*. M , on
BATURDAYTjUNR 19. ON THE PRKkVIH,
i*arrtlte. Long Island.
Catalogues with intormalion. now ready.
ON BATURDAT, JDNK It, AT HH O'CLOCK,
at our salesroom. 37 Nassau street,
LAROR BALK OK UBNBBAL bOUMRUOLD FUBNI
tarc. Carpets, BeftigeratoTX Mirrors. Ac.
jKRi.. JQUNSON. Jr., Anctmneer.
Auction notice.
hlevani Household Furniture
at public auction THt.s Day.
over too lots bv catalogue.
8X> vards velvet. Bru.*l* *nd Ingrain Carpets,
iuia (Pridayi HORNING, o.tiiuieacing
at tu o'clock, nt private
residence HO West Twcntv third street, near sutb ?r.
Parlors coneist:?
Sagnlflcent rosewood i- tagcres. Tl? octave rich rosewood
slaway A*on Bradbury I'iaaotortea; latest styles in
laid Parlor utts, covered in sauu. Urocjtel, Ac.; inlaid
Centre Table*. Cabmetv Jardiniere*, gtit Tables, Oil
Paintings Imported Bronses. ornamental Clock. Ae :
Chamber Suit comnlcie: solid rosea ood and walnut
Bat steads. Ilurenus. I'r-esieg Caws, to curled hair aud
spring Mattresses. Pillow*. Dining room?-uleb-iartl,
Kxtension Table. I.ilirary and Side Table. Turkish
Chalra. Ac.: Irfiungea HallPHatio, Ae. sale positive.
Goods boxed and shln?e I for rarchasera
LCK* riTXOKKaLD. Auctioneer
4 rt SAL1.-TO DKALRRS AND THOSR IN W*NT
A of Otl Painting*.?I shall sail at pnhlic anetlon, to
?lose constgnmenfs. st ?l Xasssn <ir< e?, on Prldav an l
Saturday, June is and tf at II ??'< I. rk, Ahotit oil
Paintings, cleg*ntly framed. ?trlctlv without reserve
(.'HAS. ItODK. Atlciloneer,
Auction halr this <frioat> mobmno,
commencing at !0)? o'clock.
? t ave story brown sti tie msnslon
Ho <T West i?tn street, between th and Wh ar.'nues.
Handsome and genteel Housenol<l Furnitnre,
Stelnway A Son* 7X'*t:?ve Pianolortc.
liecker A Bros nprlgti' I'laiioiorte.
ITandaome Parhir Fuit*. in crimson and tan satin and
hrocaleli Turkish lK-tinge?, Kssy chair*, gilt inlaid
TCentre and Console table*. Imported tronre Flgtite^
I Cliioka. Mirrors, Cnrwins, flne O.l Pslutings, l ihrarv and
Secretaire Bookcase*. Library ral.le?. Writing DeeB*.
Ma.'ora.e Chamlier Sets, (olid walnut and roa wi od,
1 Tlx i ? Inlaid Bi dsteads, i res?lng Cnse?. Armofre a i.lace,
Wnshstands. (iouiniodes, Ac. ; alao single B dsteads.
Bureaux XI lialr and spriog Mattre*sex line Bedding, rep,
pfiish and brocAtel Stills in various co.or*.
' Kitcnsion Table. Buffet. Chairs in leather, flne Sliyfr
wsre, Vfsekin. eiegeui oat.inet llnws Sewing MachiBfl.
Hall ktand. Rocker*. Kllchea Purnitnre. 29 Brussels and
Ingrain Carpets, hair cloth fcuits, Ac. N B.-S*le po?i
tive. Slath avemie c*r?. Ooo i? packed and shipped,
i RobKRT C. CVNHIN, Atlctionrer.
4 -BY A HRRTLlNfJ A CO.
A . Soil, this rtav, ad the elegant ITonsehoUl Pnrnlture
contained In prfvatu uiansion *1 k. iUth street, near
Broadway, commencing at lit o'clock.
i A Orniii* Pi uiofnrte, cost thrco elesant Parlor
Pull*, latest styles ami rich covers; Pier Mirrors. Brus
sels Carpets. Oil Paintings broiiie Clocks, I^tce Curtains,
I Bookcase, hfacetr*. cabtners. , ,
Bedrooms contain rosewood nnd wsinitt
1 Suit*. Dressing Cases, Bedsteads. Bureaus, Wardrobe*.
1 Spring and hair Mattress**, Lounges, I Utows, Bolsters,
bedding. Ac.; also Dining room Hasementan-i Kitchen
; Furniture. Bullet, Bxtenslon Table, Chatrs, Plate, Ckt
Hry, rhma. Crockery. Attcrtoneer.
i UCTION SALE?AT 10(1 RASl 13TH 8T,
J\_ near 4th a v.,
Tillfc (Friday* MORNiso June 1A, at ldt; o'clock,
i all the eleg.int Houselio d Furhiture. at the ur vate resi
dence li 5 Kast i:ltli st., near ?th av., to the liiatiest l?l l
der. williont reserve, consisting of magnificent rosewood
Ptanotorie, el^gsnt P*rto* ?ults in aatin, hroi aile and
i rep*; Bet'steads Bureaiw, Wa?hsunds, Oressiug Oaees,
Wardrches. hair an! spring Maitresnes, Bedding. Table*,
i Ktajeres. Mirr.rs. curtains, Rron*e\ Ta*e*. Buffet, Rx
teiislou table, t tialra, velvet, Brussels Carpets; blass,
Lbtaa. Silver Ware. Cutlery. Ae.
4. AR AKMF.I4. Auctsitnoat
^lALKS AT A CCT1QW?
BIWUSI.L WELL** MILLET, AUCrioKBKHA.
rills day r n Uyi, J ime io at 10'4 t M ?t No 11
Murray street. lull line French 1'lnware, cumprMag
plaauhed Tea rot- >uk and In-b ruin, ater Pail*
A] no
20:1 do/en Orat* Seythes l-?l dozen Lock*, 100 dt?zeu
tilen ividoM' Tiibte Cutlery.
Also Hhovele, Vu jr k-uo Us, Fruit Jars, 13 folding tat*
riai>'e.<, A'-.. 4c.
BY RICHARD J. QABRETTUON, AUCTIONEER,?
saiunlai. June lJth, at 12 o'clock, at ihe excufMlfe
salesroom, Nu. J11 iii a. way, sales lor account of whom
it uiay concern, 3'snares ot tho Consolidated Fruit Jar
Co., pur , 100 hypot I.cc.it.- 1. W. J. CULK.
BY JOHN A. Dt'N'N, AUCTIoNEER.-WILl. a ME.
this day, 10'.o'clock, No .'da East Fifteenth (trcet,
tiie Mock *iid 1 lxtures ni fl grocery, consisting of Teas,
Coffees. Sugars, -pn'm, Souus, Caudle*. Scales, Weigh;*,
hall. Couulor, -uc'.i.ug, iccl.ouse aUi Box.
ciuua. Ac.
BY .1 W. i AMPBRLL JK., ADGI1UNEKK, OFFItfc
88 East Ninth stroet. sell? tbu dav. Wli o'clock. at
127 Wtm Thirtieth Air* ct. between Slxtll ana -evesith.
avenues, goiHl Household Furnltnre, Ac ; Tables, En
graving, (hairs M>fa?. walnut Wardrobes fine secre
lury Dosk. Child's Carriage. Brussels Carpets. other
Ouoda. Buyers, dealer*. specially invited. No reserve.
/"1ATALOGUES, P03TERH, ( IKruHR" AND ALL
Kj k.tn lis oi Auction PrintfHf done with the grsateal
despatch by tli? M KTROPOLI 1 aN PRINTING KBTAB
by the
LI811MKN f. No. 213 Broad way.
H. HA
PEORM BOLRKOOK, AUCTIonEKR?OrFIOE 4ft4
IT Seventh avenue, will aril this day, June 18, at 10Ji
o'clock, at 44' Greenwich street, corner Vestry, all tluj
Stock and Fixtures ol a wholesale utul reran LIuoor
Store; Hur ami Back Bar, four pull Boer Pnmu. large
Mirrors. Bunding Cask*. Lager Beer Icebox, Decanters,
Glassware, Table*, Chairs. Ac. Dealers Invltisd.
HERTS A KHMi At CTIONEERS.
SALESROOMS 17 PARK PLACtt AND 14 MUR
RAY BTREET.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SPECIAL HALE 0?
NKW MISFIT CARPETS,
RICH PARLOR, CHAMBER. LIBRARY AND DINING
ROOM FURNITURE,
THE ENTIRE bTOCK OP AN OLD ESTABLISHED
HOUSE
RETIRING FEOM THE BUSINESS,
ON FRIDAY, JUNE 18, AT 10fi O'CLOCK
AT NO. 17 PARK PLACE AND U MURRAY STEKBT.
The goo It which are to be offered for sale comprise
elegant inoquet, Axiniustrr, velvet and body Brussels
Carpets, all new; also a lari;e assortment o' rich rose
wood and walnut Parlor .Suits, hi satin, brocatel an.)
reps; handsome frrenoli (lnish and carved walnut
chamber. Library and dining room Furniture, togotbsr
with u varied assortment ol Inlaid Parlor Tables, Csbi
neU. Easels, Music Stands, Jardinieres, \\ allj>ocxet.S,
Ac., Ac. Catalogue* ready ou morning of s*Ie.
ISAAC WOLF, AUCTIONEER.?MYERS A CO. RELL
this day, at 10Js o'clock, at No. 17 Bowery, lame a?
sortmenit of liousenold Fnritlturo, Carpets, laree lot of
re w oilcloths, leal tier Beds, Pillovvr. hair and liUiflt
.attreHscs; together with a lot oi Kanoy Goods, FeutU
tra, Ribbons, Hosiery, Cutlerj-, Hardware, fookimr
Stove. Kio lien Utensils. 1c. Sale positive. Dealers and.
buyers invited. ?___
IN 1UK
I EVENING TELEGRAM
TO NIGHT
ALL THE LATEST NhWS OF TO-DAY.
J EUR. JOHNSON. JR., AUCTIONEER?WILL FO?
tively ?ell. by order of administrators of .lames R.
ttanley. deceased, at Sayville, L. I., Satnrda*', Jnna
19, on nreuiises, splendid Country Heat; farm, 100 acres;
farmlut; uMn^ls, flve stock, household furnlrnre, vala
able library of law and inwcellanMtiS books, Ac. Cata
loBUes at office, 21 Park row and S7 Nsnsiin street, N. Y.
JF. TRAVER, AUCTIONKF.R.?MARSHAL'S SALE
> this dav, at 2 o'clock, nt f<9 Great .lonos street, Fnr?
nnure, carpets, 25 Babv .l?m|H'rs, first class straw au>1
other flats, Kuol>er Good*, Accoroeons. Fiddles, Hand
oraani. Crockery, Glass Ware, l'ictnrcs. Soaps. Canned
FniHs. Iceboxes, Stoves, Ac A. B, CI,ARK. Marshal.
Library
of the late
JuiTge J. U, McCann,
eomprbin* ti select collection
of Law Books.
Also a choice assortment- of miscellaneous Worts, Knar
lish and American editions, including?HMs of Nile's
Weekly Register, 71 vols.; Hogarth's Works, fot: London
Pum-h. 21 vols; Edinburgh Review S6 vols, Ac., Ac., now
on echitittton ax the Clinton Hall salerooms, to bo sold
by auction Tnursoay aud Friday atternoon, June 17 and
II at 4 o'clock.
The Messrs. LEAYITT, Auctioneers.
MORRIri WILX1MB, AUCTIONEER.
TRL'SI Kl'.'S SALE OF BOND AND MORTO tGER.
K. n LUDI.OW A CO. will sell at auction, ou Til I'RS.
DAY, .lune 24. 137#, at 12i, o'clock, at the Exchange
batesrtKiiu. No. Ill Brtiadwa.v. New York,
BALK BY ORDER OF DX\'II> DOW8. TRUSTKB,
Bond of William O. Mead to Daniel Drew.tor 940,'W), on
which ,Vio is unpaid, secured by montage no proper
tv in town otCarmel, Putnam comity. Now York; Bond
Of Daniel Drew to David Dows, IruMee lor 98.000; Bond
Of Dauiel Drew to I'avid Dows, trustee, for $3j,t*t0; Bond
Of Daniel Drew to David Dows, trustee, tor $:K).roo rail
secured bv tnortKaaes on property In town ol (lamol,
Putnam c'owniv. New York) : Bond ot Daniel Drew to
David Oows trustee, tor SltMiOO, secureil by niortfaKe on
property In Southeast, Putnam couuty. New York; Bond
of Daniel Drew to l>avid Dows. trustee, for S15.060. aa
cure t by m irUiauc on property In town of Courtiandt,
Westchester County, New York; Bond of Daniel Drew to
David Dows, trustee, tor S7A.UOO, eeeured +>y mortMSes
on property In town of Madison, Morris conntv. New
Jersey; Bond ol lleary Mead to Daniel Drew lor tl.tWd,
secured by mortgage on pr ?periv at Brewster's Station.
Putnam countv. New York; Bon l ot Jonathan F. Frost
to l aniel Drew for >4flyjHB. tecured bv lnortgaveson
property in towns or somers and North satera. West
c!'e<ter i onatv. New York. Fall particulars in relation
to above can be had at the office of the auctioneers, No.
S Pine >treet.
MARSHAL'S SALE?PF. I'ER BOWE, AUCTIONEER,?
This day, at II o'clock, at tho auction rooms. No.
11 University place, corner Kiuhilj street, a laruo assort
?tnent ot Groceries. consistioK of Teas, Coffees Sugars.
Candies. Canned Fruit, Molasses, Oils. Kroom*. oases
Wines, barroli Maracaibo Coffee Coffee Mill, tilack wsJ
not i onnters, showcases Tea Cuddies, Ac.; a'?o all the
Fixtures. MARTIN K- CI.ARK, Marshal
Marsh\L'? salr -se'bacher a df.lmoctr.
Aacttoneers, will sell, thisday, at their salesrooms.
1K4 Chatham street, at 11 o'clock. II elegant Sewins Ma
chines, seeor make. cas,-d and plain : also ? lot ot same,
different makers; also three l arlor suite.
Jobt.l'H PHILLIPS, Marshal.
MaRSH AL'3 SALE.?PETES BOWF.. Al'CTIONRElL
this day. at l^>t o'clock, at the auction rooms No. II
tniversu* tdi'w, corner fclsbth street, the satire con
ten s at a firet class Tailoring Ksubiishment, c inetsMag
Ot flii' Cloths. I'aesiiueres, Vesclngs. Broad < Uth. "M ?
skin Bea or, Ac^ _ TUPS. H. BeLL1 VAN. Marsrtel.
\jr NUSSBAUM, Al t' riON KER, M BOWEHY, WILL
Jvl. sell this Jav. at II o'clock, at Na Kn?? Sr?^n
tv-slith stresi n ar First svsnus, too stock. *'txture?,
Maclimerv, Horses. Wagons. Ac., ot a soda water fac
tory; Copper Apparatus Bottles. Boxes. Ac.
1>*WfcBKOKKR'S HaLR. WATCHB-?, JEWELRY.
KICHAKD KTKI D Oenerai Auctioneer,
aaia*rpop. No. I# Bo?rfr?.
Will *ell THIS DAY. at U o'clock,
MO iota
g.,ld agii <ilrer Watch**,
diamond and fuld Jewetrv,
Pin?. Rinaa, Earring*. gold <>u*rd. Fob aud Vcat f'U*ini.
Ai*o Guut. Plato ? and Mu?le?| Inatruineiil*.
VUo ? lame lot of Root*.
Kranch, Italian and (Mimin W..rk?
B) 'inter I Aaron*. i.rau 1 lUMt
PAWNBROKER* HAIiR,?THIS DAY JAMKs ACUR.
AMcttoneer, will aell at Hi New B..wrr, 90u l?<
Dre*i?s. fcliawK Remiimits. Table l.tnen. I'mlrrcloth
Inf. fheeta, Xprea 1*, Boot*. KMe*. C?'*U, I'uutalovu*
and Ve*t?. By order of Rontuon A ro., 1 "W ?? i?hth aiv.
1>.\WNBK()KHi'S S U.K..-THOMAS .?. MT>'haI?.
J Auctioneer. t!W Chatham street. corner of Mnlliertv.
will *'11 tlii* d iv, at 11 o'clock, U^^e .aid ee w ra!
aortment ofwnmcn'a Clothing, Drewa*. Rtawk*. lieai
nanta QniRa, Herding. Boota. >hoc*. Ac. By . tutor ?t
J. a. Jariuan. W Varick air. ot.
1JI? :iARI) WA LT Kiti. Al*CTIO\EKR-HOl -?F.Hf>fcD
J\ I urmture. Piano, Ac.?will actl thie da* ifrl?ta?>.
at I'M* o'clock, at private residence So 1 2 TYe>iT*r?ut>
* vfiih atreat. an aainrtment ol 1'arior, Bedroom and
K lu ht-n Furniture, via.I'artor Unit, Mirror*. i ettiro
Tabic* Uic* Curiam*, aevan octave nevrn. ^1 Piano,
Bureau*. Ucdataad*, Chair*, iirutavU Carpet*. Ac. .-afe
po?iMv?
O HERMAN. RHKRTFPM AND (.KNKRA I. Al'c"
?!?? ttowi-r. ?stow-nt Wiitea.I.ti'iora. < r ,i.? tiiHn Af.
nitur-. Mora', W neon end Itarne** Ac.? I limine ffi
day), iMe IA at l*H o'clock. No It Rnwtry, the ouura
htork o? a trhoHauH <lonl< r. via :-Of ah-mi Si bhtV
ck ilcc old Bonrbon iM Kee 'Vtii?*?r?, aa UnonM. \??i.
I?wl refer, Cabinet. Hcarffraa* :u> I o'tier -h i?
liran :*-. al?o at,out *'? ?**?k? Brandies. Oln. I urn Curt
and Slierrv *mi-?. Auplatack Ac. . ul-o at mil! Airtca***
BramliM, Uln. t laret and Rhine Wi i ??. K!it.>r?, Kntti.
met. Ac ; a Ho Ale. Porter cn?e* an 1 tn.*Keta i nam.
?acne, A?.: alio n I irtra lot of cii..i ? < icar?, i arioiu
brand* Sm<'klinr tobacco; a lot fine Orwertea, iHMo
Furniture. IcebiMe*. Ac. ?ala noaitivc without re
eervo Dealer) turned Aiao one tior*e, Waeon and
Ham***.
CUKRirrs {.Ai.B tit ROOT*, BHu-s. flAITKRS,
> Fixture*. Ac?1. IfERMAS, S'entT* Anctioneer.
?ell*'hi* day tFmla?,i. June tj?. at li|lt?'atoeA a! Nil. ?l
OmikI a root. Hie eniire Stock 'in.I Pwiinre* ofa flr?t
cUmIo i .iiiil *n -e M..re, B* urJer ot WN.C mm
K1 R ffharlft- A. Aa'ioxa. Daputy.
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tre etre??, Mttla tlita da* at f n'.-lnek, on a? .lUnPof
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near the lerrtoa.
irnujAM kesnki.lt, acctihsefcii-will ???!.!.
tt at ancttoft. "fi Kfiilar. 'nn? f*. it Ij o'clock, at s.*
c!i;m? talaarooiu. Ill Bn-alwav. tha lli.uaea an t t?t
B^rtlieuat corner .-ievetitT-lourth atreat an<t aveuua A.
Map* at auctioneer'* oflice. ? I'tne *tre. t.
TATIM/IAM WITTERS. ACCTftliEKH, WItL SKMj
>f thl? .tar. at 1 o'ruwk. at t'-? < ana' iirect, a l*i?e V |
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rem .ved to 'he Mora, to !?? aoW at *a< In n : a Ho Hr>i^
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llalr itnd "titer M%ttre????-?, Feather HiNta, i'iIM.w*m(
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Kcreena, Kxfrlgeratara, Ala Pump ami r'nturc*
IMMPOSALI.
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ar>' inrttcii b? the l^oard ot iru^'eos ofAe villa??
of rinahing ntittl incwlar. "tie s, l?T8, tbr tuntlnf Oia
?tree!* ot the ri'lagc ut PluMuug wltk --a* or by any
other tnotliod for a term of Bra yearn rroin ticlobef S,
1S7Hl
spactfl??ti.>n* m*\' h? ?em at Ota cflteo of Hie vflltta
Clerk, a the Town Hall, rltuhiug. dmly, froui awl
The "Id Trinrtee* re*eree the ri?ht to reject any ml
nil in-.* winch in iv be ?tl--i *d.
r . , V ,11, D. siMMO.TltlajtCler*.
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MMRI iumi kit.
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to-wl t hrUiian fentlemtn. can ad tr? *n with perfect
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