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Boss m,LAUoHLIN IN CLOVER.
Mayor KaIbaeish Ordered TO Surrender the
City's Purse-The Ludicrous Figure which
Supervisor Crooke is Cutting-The new
York nJiIitia and the Parade Ground.


City's Purse-Tbe Ludicrous Figure which
Supervisor Crooke IL CuttinGIThe New
York Militia and the Parade Ground.
Boss Mclaughlin, the great mogul OF the
piundering Brooklyn Ring, has achieved another
triumph in the great Prospect Park bond case The
General Term of the Supreme Court has Alarmed
the decision OF Judge Pratt, commanding Mayor
Kalbaelsch to sign the remainder OF the bonds
issued, amounting to sG5,ooo, and also warrant on
the City Treasurer for $4,000, which was realized
By the sale Of bonds he had already signed.
Mclaughlin owns property In the immediate neigh.
borhood OF the Park, and the vauc Of his property
Is OF course increased BY the continued improve.
ment Of the Fark. He controls the notion OF the
Park Commissioner, and mas been the prime mover
In this job.
Mayor KalbAeisch, however, claims that the iegis-
lation authorizing the issue OF these bonds was in
will fight McIaughin to the bitter end. The case
Is TO bo carried 10 the Court Of Appeals.
Judge Pratt preventing the New York militia from
difect blow at The eon,e@p,sSe Supervisor Croots,
i the % seuas, in place Of Hem, Q. AurpSy, and ,Ss n
fathcr.in-..- Of John II. Bergen who e an ssplrap
for District sss A0SY A. oG osss Ss' Of r1s ss.k
70. pay. for the Parry o. "a NARA. .r0SsS cen
but sun COMPLAIN because the New Yorl
militia are allowed the use Of the ground Crook
stated the grievances OF hts people before his formo
| partner, Judge Pratt OF tho supreme Court, VIII,
granted him mandamus against the Park Uommis
sioners ordering them not TO allow tho New Yorker
70 use the ground, but the Commss ioners thinkin
that Crooke and the F1atbush gang did not contro
their action, appealed to the General Term with Oh
result already stated. Crooke Ia not at all satisfied
but he will have TO bow 10 the decisio
OF the court and get square, IL possible, in som
other way. He has enough on his hands already
however, to secure Boss McIaughin's nomina ati on
and assist his son-in-law, JOIN, into the Distric
Attorneys ONCE
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A MEMORABLE CEREMONY.
Notable Assembly Of Catholic CIcravmen
The Laying Of the Cornerstone OF the
School Of st. Jerome, In North New York.

A Notable Assembly Of Catholic CIcravmen n
The Laying Of the Corncr-stone OF the
School Of st. Jerome, In North New York.
Yesterday w.s a memorable day among the
Roman Catholics OF W stchester. The occasion wAs
the laying Of tae cornerstone OF the school building
belonging 10 st. Jeromes Church, on Alexander
avenue. One Hundred and Thirty eighth street.
North New York. The school OF st. jerome is to
bc buili In what styled the Lombardo 0othic order
OF srchi,ecturu. II is expected to accommodate on
the nrst floor 1000 persons Tho building Ia 10 be
20 feet wide by lis feet deep. The front h to be OF
p-cs ,ed brick with Ohio and Beeville stone dress
ing. II is TO be three stories high. The first door
is to be used as temporary church, and tho socond
cos, the building soSOoO and IL is to be finished
by November next.
Tho proI crty Of the parish embraces an enti re
block and the school buidHgs Churchs and Pastor 9
residence viii -ost when completed over 1900 200.
The alehitset is Mr.. L. c. O'Uonnor, and builder
Mr.. p. hullin.
TIE ceremony OF laying the cornerstone, the
blessing and shrinking with holy water was per.
formed by the Very Rev. FAther STAIRS. Vicar Con
eral, assisted BY Rev. Fathers Hughes and Nc
Sweeney. Amer the conse ration OF the work
short but elegant address delivered by the Rev.
Dr. w. 7. Morrogh, OF the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception The Rev. Doctors text was taken from
Psalms 1N, v. 1. "Uuless the Lord shall build
the hoese IN v,in do they labor who build"
were either spectators or participants, were seen
the following named priests. In addition TO those
already mentioned: The Rev. Father Woods, 81.
AuEustine's Church, Morrisaaia; the Rev. Father
Cbas Slevin, ST. Mary's CLurch, Yonkors; the Rev.
Father Richard Brennan Church OF the Holy Name
Of jesus, city the ke.. Dr. McSweeny. Of the
Catht iral; the Rev Father Gabriel Healey, OF 81.
Bernard's the Rev. FAthess Anthony and Michael
De Siefano, the latter assistant TO Father Hugl
the Rev. Dr. Birdsall, Church OF the Epiphany the
Rev Fdthe, Kinsiey, Westchester Parish the Rev.
Father Finn egan, Nico-Pre.ident OF st. Johns Col
iege, FordnsIn; the Rev Flther Murphy. OF the I'm
mpculate Conception; the Rev. Father Breen, Man-
hittanville and the Rov. FATHERS Turner and
str
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SPARKS FROM TIE TELE0RAPH.

Now Haven had sunstroke yesterday
Jarrett NJ Forayth was drowned in the Patapseo
ryer al baltimore yesierdsy - -'''~
1ne military author'ufs nt Fortress Monroe pro-
Rs :" ui"e 'ne n'I'' 'H''''n '''l 'Tni ~ ocean
"
more city a. was hled by Jumping nom the second
tier OF the prison.
NJ, putn,m the nronr;,to, of ,ha Maria, uo,so
m u; Iu.nam tne prppri.'or oI we monsan house,
lie len his wallet lying on the desk fof second when
II disappeared.
marty of Indians stt.ckeJ n troin of uayaroi
~ pH'y % inu.h,a a,sssAvu s ~. 'n,n rn " seNoIn
wagons and twenty men near Csmp Grant ARIZONA,
M mM 81 nnu onb.uTsu a sna 'he Neu one
man ani woundei several
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KICKING our A sTRPMorHER.

Cproar In the House Of MaIien-RIixn Kci-
lets Wnterfail-A Seizure without Pro-
cess-Fino Chance for Lawsuit.
Mr.. James Mallen, Sr., lives on Deuman street,
near the Boston road, westchoster county. He is A
widower. old. He became enamored OF Eliza Ke-
iet damsel OF forty who, unable to resist the as
cinating old beau, went to live with him. Mr. NAL
len escorted her TO his house, but the old mans son
and Two grown daughters refused to receive her
and went In for an immediate row. Mr.. Mallen took
sides with kli1as foes and Eliza retired as grace
fuiiy as she could, somewhat damaged as 10 attire,
and deficient a 10 newly -pu. shesed waterfall.
small amount OF domostic property she had
brought with her was confacayod by tile victors
Eliza applied for = search warrant to recover her
valuabes but In the meantime finding that her enc
mics were celebrating their victory 10 an sdjoininr
saloon, she entered Mr. Mallen's house and tore to
pieces two sheets and large amount OF wearing ap-
parel OF Mr. Mallen and his daughters Judge Fuller
directed Eiizas property TO be given up TO her. aud
advised the Mallens TO take out civil process to
recover for the damage accruing from Elza's uncv
process.
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BROOKLYN.

I':g9 mad dogs were shot In South Brooklyn yes
te:day Anerpoon.
Several members Of the Handel and HAYDN go.
clety OF Boston attended MT Beechers yesterday
Over twonty.tdn weight OF Brooklyn politicians
started from the city o. Saturday on trouteachlnG
and snipe-shooting excursicn
bishop IAttlejohn, OF Long Isaac, administered
the rite OF confirmation TO large nuber OF persons
Yesterday In 81. johns Church, Fort Hamilton.
Margaret Buxton, aged "a years, OF Walworth
street near Park avenue, was fatally burned saur.
which she was klndhng nre In the stove.
Tho police OF the Third Precinct early yesterday
morning made descent upon q policy shop and nnh.
rested the reputed proprietor. Charles Wakefield.
The opening services OF the new Uniyersalist
Church, THE Chapel OF the Church Of our Father Z"
Clermont avenue were attended yesterday by sbont
s0O persons. The services were conducted by tie Rev
". q, Bollea.
The chapel OF the Polytechnic Institute, LIVINGSTON
street. has been hired by several OF the most
cergymen OF Brooklyn Tor free preaching every SUNDAY
during the summer months. The nrst sermon was
preached yesterday by tho Rev Hugh Smith Carpenter
lao nAstoI oil the Westminster Presbyterian cuurvh
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PERSONAL INTELLIaENCE.

John A. Roebing's ostste foots up at g., 10000.
The Princess kditha will soon go on the stage
Max Maretzek and Mr.. George Jones OF the Times
have sailed TOR Europe
Wm. u. McGreggor, Esl., will publish his Jersey
City Gdseus daily Instead Il wee lily after Julyl.
Members OF the Oriental Club describe Assistant
Alderman Healey rs their champion wtno drinksr.
John l.. Fox Esq, President OF the First Ma
tona Bank OF Jefsey CITY on Saturday received from
the Directors $500 watch
Mr. Frederick Kapp, recently q Commissioner Of
Emigration In this city ID Ia Berlin where he Is renew
ing the acquaintance OF his youth. lie u to be
in North German state t,at period being required TO
make him available for the position.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-20
CURIOSITyEs OF CRIME.

W. L, Smith was killed by Jacob Carf 10 Leaven-
worth yesterday.
A reward OF 10000 is offered bv the Mechanics
Bank OF Lou syc for the arrest OF the parties who
robbed the bank on Friday last.
Joseph EcDermot, u saloon keeper on Wayne
street Jersey city AID Joseph Huchnso were arrest
Cd yesterday afternoon for gambling.
Gregory FirDpacker. aged sirty-two, last evening
hanged himself IN hiC room, the ton loor Of a te
ment house, lis West Thirty third street.
John Davis nlos Yslioy Davis" OF Seventy
ast night In the Nineteepyn Ward by persons un
known.
Arthur W; Forse, an Englishman, q defsulting
bookkeepor from TIE Mount Hope Iron Company o.
Boston and whose dos tod wife is ying at tho point OF
DEAN: Su arre,ted pl saturday in Newark and sent
back 10 NassacbpSetts for trial
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

The town trustees OF Morrsana are lighting over
q bell tower aud q sewer.
The twenty-hfth anniversary OF the founding OF
st. Johns College FcrhAn, IL 70 be lcbrated BY tho
Alumni on Thursday next. Bishop .ecrans and the
Rev. Father herrich. both graduated, will speak.
On Saturday last Surrogate Mills rendered his de-
cisiop at White Plains m the Gates will The
csion refuses toe application made by the trustees
admit the will to probate, the ground at tho
time OF signing tho will, and for several months pre-
vious. the testator insane An appeal will mosl
probably be tsken.
The Justices Of the resoe OF The town OF Morrlsa-
Dun IN sccoruahce WIN thc aaNico oi TnK SUN given
the town Han shall be occupied by different Justices
on diferent days OF the week Jnstce Kaufman sita
Monday and Thursday, Justice Fuller Tuesdsy and
Friday, Justice Henning, Wednesday. ana Justice
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FLASHES FROM TINE OCEAN CABLES.

Prim and Serrano are III.
The Juniata has arrived In thu Tagus.
Tie Franklin has sailed fot Antwerp.
The Cortes has passed Tho reformed penal code
Al. Provost. .Paradol will take TO Washington his
son and daughter
Rumors say that a military ronunciamiento in
avor OF Moatpenslcr Il INTENDED.
Corpus Christi was celebrated In Paris yesterday
with unusual solemnity and splendor.
Al The demand OF the French Government Gustavs
Flourens has been warned to quit Greece.
An envoy has gone TO Rome TO arrange the quar-
rel between the NcaTaguAn Cover nment aud the clergy
A meeting Of eminent agriculturis,s was held Ia
Paris Yesterday to consider OF relief tho
anticipated failure OF the crops,
The Corps Legislauf has refused To appropriate
public moneys for the purchase and preservation tho
Roman Amphtheatre, recently discovered In Paris
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-20
PHoroGBAPHs BY sun REPORTERS.

woman's Pluck and Intrepidity-A Sunday
Scene In the Central Park.
Mrs. Robertson, an English woman, aocompa-
MED by her sister, Miss A. faytee, while driving
span OF young Canadian ponies, in n light earrihge,
in Central Park, yesterday afternoon, was run into
by buggy steered by some incapable Jehu, and her
horses, becoming urmanaeeablc, away at speed
The lady, who Ia an accomplished horsewoman and
whip" held on to the lines, "ropipg" her 6cry and
uugovernab.e team with indomitable pluck and cool.
ness ; but In rounding q sharp corner the pole
snapped, and the carriage overturned. throwing
its fair occupants out with violence. Beyond few
scratches, however, both lados escaped In
Jury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-20
New Field for the Betting Men.

Justice John White, Of Hoboken, pleaded
guilty OF extorton and was 10 have been sentenced
on Friday last. but Justice Randolph postponed the
sentence until Friday next. This action OF Justice
Randolph has opened up new field for Hoboken
sports, who freely Offering S1O0 to $50 that jus
tce Wbito will not be imprisoned. and fiO0 to s75
that he will get OF with less than $500 fine. Plum
kett q Meehan's Hole In he.wall, near the City
Hall, In the building where White holds his Cou T.
Is the principal depot for making bets, and 1t is sid
pools are 10 be sold there Tuesday next.
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Alarm Of Fire In the Cincinnati saeuser-
fest Bailding-Tws Persons Killed.

CINCINNATI, June ls.-On Saturday evening as
the Waterman at the saengeres Building was light.
Ing the gas, the flames came In contact with some
decorations, which took are. The flames were ex.
tinfuishcd with more damage than the destruc-
ton Of two or three faes but the were
disastrous The fire alarm was turned on, and the
engines were quickly on the spot. As they were ap-
proAchi ng horse attached TO buggy took fright
was 30 badly injured that she will probably die.
George lisrtly. six years old, was dangerously In.
jured In the breast William Quo, same age, was
seriously hurt. Mrs. Otto, VINO interfercd 10 save
her boy, received some injuries.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Eiwari Golfer was crushed TO death at the Lowell
depot on Saturday night.
WIN. Roche, brakeman on the Harlem ralro ID,
fell of freight train at helrose yesterday and was In
btantly killed.
Alexander Spottswood, a harness maker OF East
Newark, took several flashes oil Jersey lightning on
saturday, and then lay down on the railroad track
his idence. The morning tram cut his head on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-20
MIR. Aeker,nnn'. Prospects Growing Pa,uter

WAsHIsGroS, June l9.-Mr. Ackerman's pros
poets for confirmation as Attorney -Cienoral grow
fainter as his merits discussed. Tho only south
ern Senator who processes TO be In his favor is Mr.
Abbott OF North Carolina II IL anticipated tha: on
Mr.. Ackermans arriving here snd learning the posi-
ton OF anAirs he will have his name withdrawn
The umors that Secrotar Fish Is to roke from the
Cabinet this summer have come foundation, but
nothing positive has been determined upon.
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LOSSES BIZ FIRE.

Geo, Hsilern Sons steam MI in Carmel, Me-
Che railroad depot at Sidp>.y Neb caught are At
oc2ek last evening" ap1 was burned TO The ground
Amos Pages boz factory In st. Louis was burned
yesterday Loss, Sl20o0i insurance, 5000 BAeckeT
Cos unb., sXsrd adjoining was damaged to the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-20

Tlis party will start for three days trip TO
Saratoga, Lake George, and Ticondcrogn on Tues
day afternoon. A few tickets no: disposed OF can
be procured by persons Tot mombers Of the asso-
citation, 'ror Y. X. PanEborn, Vt the ofice II the
Eren ing journal, Jersey CITY
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Enbittering Tammauy's Dose.

WASHINGTON, June l9-In the Senate on Satur-
day Mr.. Oonkling reported from the Judiciary Com
mittee a substitute for he House Naturalization
another section added providing for the appoint
ment In oil cities Of 10000 inhabitants OF an inde.
mite number OF speciai deputies, to be selected by
the United States Marshal. for the purpose OF pre-
serving order at elections when Representatives are
to be hosen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-20

PoudnKtsPHE, June l9.-Patrick and James
Rooney, twin brothers, aged 81 years, who have
been doing business on Main street as carpet deal
MED BY GernSn IN their employ. After being in
the water short time James was attacked witp
Sra%p SI & Tia i brother fsyicS pushed out toward
together. James Rooney was married about six
weeks ago. and Patrick was engaged to DO married,
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LONG ISLAND.

The Catholic church at Riverhead has reeel we'd !
th Of go nom Oliver Charlick, Esq
The Democratic Convention OF Long Island City,
en- hatutday nominated for Mayor, "A d. Ditnar Recor.
ger o. u. PARCELS Treasurer, John Horan Collector.
van es Bradley Justice OF the Peace, W. r. Brown.
, Yesterday, while hundreds we're bathing In
SAhhca Say, near the New Lofts shore, Geo Frelch,
sscd eIgaccn, OF Cypress His, and another German.
LaiAc LukuoTn but whose undgrclOtAIna was marked
= w. H.. IsJ5." were drowned.
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Trasodie, An Portland. Cam.

HARrf6Rb, Dune l9.-Alexander Taylor muir
dered Neil McCauley 10 q drunken ARRAY In Port
fearful wound from knife nssr tue heart aud an-
other In the abdomen Three men Here arrested,
but the real murderer escaped. In the same town,
thls afternoon, Edward Barry brutaly assaulted his
brother, John harry, with an are.
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The Anniversary of the Pope. Accession.

RoNE, June l8.-Yesterday Cardinal Patrizzi,
speaking In the name OF the Sacred College, congra.
tulaied the Pope on the occasion OF the twenty
aud expressed the desire for the detiinlion OF tho
dogma OF Infallbility. The Pope made a signinean,
reply, insisting the danger Of the spirit OF emau,
cipation In the Church N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-20

NoRToLK, June l9.-Unted States Deputy
Marshal Farrell overhauled and boarded the Itahan
orlg Josephins this morning In the lower bay, and
arrested her mate and crew, who are accused Dy
IT," plot George W Cole, OF nutiny and attempting q
70 tdke mis- he The officers Of the brig claim that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-20

Early on Saturday evening a email boat WAS
found floating keel upward near He'll Gate. In tho
toat were found a halfemptief bottle OF whiskey
and some fishing tackle. A Milliamsbur ferrymau
remembers having seen two men board The
supposion Il that both pershod. Toe sail bore the
name o. Woman kinsey. Jersey City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-20
TIE BIT IND RALL.

Red Stockings VI. Amateurs at Newark, N j.
To-day Atlantic W. Athletic OF Philadelphia on
the Csptollno Ground.
The Resolute Baseball Club, OF Elizabeth, contem-
plate westorn tour. the trip TO extend to Cncn.
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HOURS or LEIS URE.

The New York Maennerchor had 4 pleasant excur.
sion yesterday to Spring Hill Grove
Stage Msnager Vincent, OF Niblos Garden. takes
his benent " on Friday evening next.
The pupils OF Public School No. 20 entertain
their friends with a grand concert In stcnway uall
thA even iuG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-20

The yearly income Of A. T. Stewart is Al, 400. .
900; Of W. B. Astor, o., ,273 900; Of II. r. Helm.
bold, $ls2 900; OF James Fisk DR., S65 900 aud OF
CorneIIas Nanderbilt, i4O.OOO.
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AN ULSTER COUNTY TRAGEDY.
An Unfsithful wife's Head Cut Open BY Her
Hasband-The Murderer at La rye.

One Bennett residing in Stony Hallow, Ulster
county, early on Friday morning butchered his wife
by splitting her skull with axe. Mrs. Bennett II
Is said, bore a very questionable reputation, and
Quarrels between her husband and herself were un.
happily frequent on ths account In moment OF
frenzy he struck her down one would slaughter
an OK. The murderer Is still at large.
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THIS morning. In the Marine Court 40 action OF
Mccormick against Brockway IL to be tried. In whch
the io-lnor claims 5000, which he Alarms is due for
wages by the latter Mr.. Brockvay says that he
paid Mccormick all that was due to Him, the last
pay,len being $1250; Mccormick, however, only
took f250 and the t1O have been lying IN the count
'1R house for him whenever he chose to take them.
he most extraordinary fcatnrn of the case ia that
The New York herald., 1870-03-30
A UCTION NoTICE.-LARGE SALE,
"A THIS DAY (WEDN ESDAYl. March 80, at
ffR Vest Twenty y.seyenth street,

commcnclng ht II O'CLOCK.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, will sell TO the highest
bidder elegant and costly Household Furniture CON
tanned in the four private residence Of Brzs 81.
made 70 order cost 5000 four magnificent Paror sni Gem
tire Table Bookcase Etagercs style Louis AV TWO rrencn
Pier Mirrors OIL Paintings bronze Figures rich Bed
room Suits Ia rosewood and walnut Hair and spring BEDS
Feather Beds, Piowa Sheets Quilts Blankets BED Linen
tne Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture, &C. All goods
must be removed twentour hours after sale Cash depo
es required from all purchasers Goods boxed and snppea
for purchaser BThs 10 largo and genuine sale Wl
S sQId 10 hiGhast htAAsA
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

LIEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER
N BY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
Salosro0s IS Chambers and " Reade streets Art Gall
lere. sl7 and S9 Broadway, southwest OF Twelfth
street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

AT AUCTION.-JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER,
n will sell auction, Friday April l. at 10 O'Clock,
prompts at S37 Eighth avenue between Fortyfourh and
Forty6th streets the entire stock Of confectonery and
Ice Cream consisting of Counters Showcases Glass
Jars, Marble Top Tables, Oak Chairs Candies; also Ma
chnery manufacturing, viz-Boler, Dippers, Marble
Slabs Trays Feezers Ice Refgerators &C. Sale
uoaifYa. ahfne.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30
SALES AT AUCTION.

U0UsrUs SCHULZ. AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL
"A this afternoon At ociock e iog ave
Paror Suits, covered French reps haircoth, &c also
Lounges Sofas, Chairs, Bedstcsds Clocks Paintings &C.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30
SALES AT AUCTION.
JIION bALES.
By HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
ALLEN n hINRR Auctinnsar

We shall give especial attention. as usual for twenty-five
y7 pas 70 Sales OF Household Furniture the residence
- weekly Sales AZ our spacious Salesrooms Nos 95 Cham
pe AND ~ Reade Streets for those derng that medium OF
The New York herald., 1870-03-30
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF HOSIERY GOODS. &C.
This DAY WEDNESDAY,

at To O'CLOCK,
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF MEssRS. LOUIS ERB co.
by order of A. WORMsER, ESQ, assignee
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, HOSIERY GLOVES
GERMANTOWN GOODS &C., &C,
in assoments and varieties usually found In
Arst ella IS johber's stock H.
To be sold cash. without by order OF the
aasirnee Attention of buyers ia invited.
Catalogues and goods 4 ow ready. III -
WM. TOPPING Co. Auctioneers
No. i33 Church street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

DY JOHN II. DRAPER 4 CO.,
ID Auctionsers.
The Delaware Lsckawanna and Western Railroad Com
pany will sell
$4,000 tons Scranton Coal
public auction, Wednesday, March 3d. at IL O'Clock
noon, at 26 Exchange place.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

p. LEVY, Auctioneer,
will sell at auction this day March 30 a. II O'Clock M at
the Artists Saesoom 80 Nassau street, choice collection
of Oil Paintings by American and European artists Con-
noisseurs are invited. On view from A. VI. to5 Z. M.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30
LIEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER
IN BY HENRY II. LEEDS h MINER.

LDRIDGE WOOD, AUCTIONEERs,
IA will sell THURSDAY March 81, 1870 at 2k o'clock
r NJ the premises, the first class brick, French roof
Residence Of H. Glen Esq two story, with basement, and
subcelar Is and conservatory all modern improve
nents; splendid view; situate on the brow Of Bergen
Heights facilities for reaching the city unsurpassed
For permits to see the premises apply to THOMAS AL
DRlDGE near the Court House, Hudson City, ~ j., or