New-York tribune., 1868-06-26

A union temperance picnic VIII he held at
MYERS Grove Staten Island, on July l.
The goods in the millinery store No. 4el
plosion last evening. The flames were eXngushed by
the occupants. Loss about 5000
At7 o'clock last evening while Mrs. Grager
NJ No iq3 Bloom1eldst HObORen, was placing ner nus
bands coat in closet, pistol In one OF the ocs & gA
ploded and the ball entered the mouth and lodged N the
upper Jaw. Dr. Chabert, who attended the hlureu W.
man, was unable to extract the pail
Tn the Court of Special Sessions. yesterday,
before Justices Bowling and Kelly Matthew REYNOLDS
was tried for assaung officer Lyman on the l4th INST
The officer It appeared went 70 the place IN pa9 SoInSs %
was attacked by the prisoner For the DEFENSE seNeIa
witnesses proved that the door was Locked, anu wsh WIZ M "
opened Lyman, who had knocked tor admission, was eA
ceedingly violent and first attacked tue prisoner VINO u
him out Of the PREMISE b posse OF wSs poCf @ and
Justice Bowling remarked that the officer on TINS ocea
sion trespasser on the premises, anu prousn' 'o
difficulty up on himself
The Supreme Council No. 33, Northern Juris-
dction U s. A. F. and \. NJ, held Grand Lodge OF Sor
rSw last Brohes OF OF the Charles
of Illinois, H. NJ Johnson. y. d. Ill d., OF Pennsylva
mia, and Robert b. Hall Of Massachusetts, The eeremo
ncs were exceedingly solemn and Impressive Ihey com
monced with the performance OF the Mserere by the or
chestra This was followed by an Invocation ana onat
Eulogiums pronounced on the characters oi
Brothers Hall, Johnson, and starkweoher' rnI and
brief account OF their lives gwen. Ihese
gentlemen We're all s Sodv bSd ganei
the affection and regard OF their associates At me con-
cIusion of euoges Rituaisc Address was delivered
Judgment Hymn sung, during Wlllcl M'S
darkened aud procession dressed IN black ana bearing
dim torches entered and moved several times slowly
around the caaalque The procession, after the Juug
ment Hymn had been sung left the room bearing along
the catafaque, which conveyed to an inner roOH
Tho ceremonies closed with the "Halleujah Chorus and
bonedctOn Mr.. c. 5. Grafula acted as leader OF the
orchestra.
A fire broke out in the building Nos. lib and
ms Em-st early this morning. IL was supposed 20 nave
origiuaed In DeuCh's trunk factory the thtd nOor
THE flames soon spread through the upper part OF the
building Mrs. Schoenwitz occupied a room Oh
tbe ron floor where the fire first broke ou,,
Ucr daughter seized her child and rushed into the spscI
unknown TO the mother, who searched frantcal1 10.
them Escape was cut off, and she appeared AT tVut
window AT this juncture, Ohcer HlldeDiana Vi tile
Twelfth Precinct swung from a nelghDoflhg IVoi
i'm front OF tie window, but the projecting eorhhiee
nrevented the rope from swinging close enough ior nun
rould enter In the meantime the fremen worked on te
roof with axes The cries Of the poor woman VINO was
almost sufIOcated, made them redouple, thelI
eXertlons Several times 10 was ieareu IaV
she would throw herself out or tho window:
Ar last the hremen broke through the ROOF
and sigh of relief through the crowd as she Was
rescued rress fell through two n00s WIN leaiul
crash. but no lives were lost Inc nre IN the
roof was only a few feet from Earles Hotel
but fortunately was extnguished before t spread far
The persons sufferers, more or less
Jacob Disgel merchant tailor A. Michael saloon Keeper
lives on the floor above his saloon with lapy
of "A wife and i've children; Mr. GuDdlech, cigars on
first floor; Sckountz, fringes and tassels
Mr. Deuschs trunk factory The losses are esuma'eu d"
from 5000 To 5000