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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-18

CAUTION.-Ths words Holloway, kev
York and London" are vassraashsd On sssh
leaf of the directions IN which the boxes and
pos are folded For informasiea issAiag to the
detection Of eouatsrfsitsrs Of the oslieiaes, or
vendors Of such countsrfsits, ksoving then 70
be spurious, handsome reward viii b given
and by rsspsetsbss druGEists and dealers in nod
icinss throughout tbs voriA A eoasidsrsbls
saving u sGsetsA BY purchasing the large sisss.
Pull dissesions With every beg or Pss-
sSslsduIy
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-10
CAUTION.

The'publir isrclutionrd against employing any
but the regularly authorized Agents If the Compl-
ny. since the Roberts Fatent cover the use of Tie
Torpedo and all explosive materials for oil wells,
and the use of such materials ny other parties ia a
firec. Infringement Of their rights ANY parties in.
f,inging any OF the ROBERTS PATENTS will he
dealt with according TO law, and as acting willfuliy
and knowingly in defiance Of law and the decisions
of the Courts
with view to accom- m odtie Oil Men in every part
of the Oil Region Thev have employed the most
efficient Agents and Assistants that can be procured
| for the business. Each Torpedo i. labelled with
date af patents, together with the price Of the Tor
pedo, and 81 med by an officer Of the Company, so
| every Operator wishing Torpedo may know its
price and whether it came from our Office.
Operators viii confer favor by reporting to this
| Office any ncgiigenctof Agents.
| The following named persons have been appoint
ed Agents and Assistant AGENTS for the Oil Regions
of fennsy vania ard West Virginia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-10
n list OF AGENTS.

ElTUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AID VICINI,
TY-SrFPHEN nOnF. Office, Hamilton's Cigar
Store, address TiusYile, Pa. Assistant, John Van
TITUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vIcINI.
| MY-H II THOMAS. Office and address, Man
! sion House Iitusyille, Pa
| SIIAMRURG AND VICINrTY-GEORGE IR.
IN. Office, Shamburg; residence, Titasvillc, Pa.
| Assistant, A. A. West
ENTERPRISE, PLEAsANTyILLE BEAN
| FARM AND PlTHOLE-GEORGE W. VAN
| NLIET. Office and address, Chase House, Pleas
antvillc. Assistant IL. G. HUNTINGTON.
| TiDIOUTr AND WEST HlCKORY-CHAS.
CLARK. Office and address, Exp ess Office, Tili.
QUITE. pa Assistant e, q. Bear,lsley.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON Office and address, Petroleum Cen
| tire, Pn. Assistant, Charles Blackford.
rARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
on OIL Creek and Cherry Run, from Story Farm to
cClntockville-JAhES SAUNDERS. Address
| larr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther u. Sauld ders.
Charles u. Cochran and Wi liam Hoyt.
| MCCLlNroCKVlLLE, OH. CITY AND RENO
a: 5, WlsT. Address, Oil City Or Reno, Pa
i ANKLIN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY PIv
Err WiLBek Office and address, Franklin, Pa
SCRuHG ASS, FOSTER FARM ~ PAaRER'S
| LANDINH-RICHARD w. REDPlELD. Office
and addrt ss ScrrbWass, 10. Assistant, H. W. Por
teliied, address EmentOn, Pa.
| WEST NltGiNiA-C. y. ANGEL. and r. L.
COOK. Address. parkersburg, West Virginia.
Roberts Petroleum Torpedo Go.
may-dlJ.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-10

Purchasing with cash only, our facilities for fur
nishins everything in our line are superior t. tny
other establ shment in the Oil Region. We' ave i
first class
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-10

Friends aud patrons one andall,
Your attention to my ''biz' / would call;
Times are dull an money tight,
But. in these times I'm looking for light;
To those who are building rigs without number,
would nform-this is the place 20 buy Lumber;
Ny motto is this: 'Q1ics Sales ard Small Profit, -
For business is healthy and think much of it;
In qraity my Lumber Is second to none,
and as for Shingles, keep No. Il
Some may not look at it in the light do,
And for ,Lose have a quality No .;
And to those who are particular-as some may be
| still have onotac qualify called No
have good seasoned Lumber, Dressed up nice,
Which will sell at low cash price;
Such as Flooring, Ceiling and Siding, .ooth Rorgh
and Dressed,
Lath, Battens and Surfaced Lumber, all of tho
best;
1 also have Rig'Lumber of all kinds
At prices to compare with oil and hard times;
All kinds of Timber kept constantly on hand,
And a boz of Cigars of very good brand;
My f,cities for ing are surely without rumble,
always keep good teams to deliver good Lumber
s0if you want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, Sof, o,
Hard,
You will find Just what you want at NJ SIS Lum
Der Yard.
fcb13tf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-10
TIN AND REPAIR SHOP

Thanking our friends (, r their liberal patronage
in tho ass, We shall use cur best efforts ltO merit
IL Continuance. March 1'tf.
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BIO STA AFLOAE.

The Future Governors Steam Tacht-A
Luxurious Life on the Ocean Wsve-The
Acme of Nautical Beauty with the Per-
fcction Of Homo Comfort t-Cieopatra'r
Galley Nowhere.
The William NJ. Tweed Is q steam yacht Of re-
msrkabie beauty. which Is under the hands Of
Fletcher a Harrison SO West street. rhe craft Is
In preparation FOR Big Sir who propose. TO test her
capacities Tor enjoyment within n very few days II
the Industry o. the operatives can sufficiently ad-
vance her Tho ". NJ. Tweed is 80 feet keel. 10
feet beam. 6 feet ho'd, End draws fec, water al,
and very little forward. Her rine, wlich is from
the f,mous Dclimatcr works Is about 20 horse
power. and turnshed With a sur.sce condenser TO
ohNiato the u-e OF SIlt ~ater.
At the extreme le OF tho vessel, which II so
huo mt that she noa's like IN eFVshen, s the galley
Of tho cook, cited with every imagii abu contriv
ance uhd snve that III enable the gifted coi0rc
ardst no has hoen engaged to turn out banquet
of thirteen courses vi houi an, special dinlculty
Next To this Is the state oom ri Mr. Tweed, which
Is to he yeTy richy furnished. The Lounge II 10 he
or green ve.vet the bedsteau Of carved black wal
nut, with EnnSirrs Of emcrd green damask the
carpet amber and green, lightly uolted with docp
crimson. There Is wAsl-stand of massy marble,
there are eunbo'rds and conyerieneeS Of every de.
scrpton tdat could bo sought for in ~eliiuruished
house Tie table In tie centre Ia to he OF mahog-
any with carved lions claws Tor legs and 4 border
Of convoyuli round the rim; and the chairs viii be
ut once luxurious. handsome. and substantial.
Next comes tie engine room, and bevund that IL
the fore cabin. winch 10 be the dining saloon, with
a Turkish Garrett The ranelling Is Of bnck walnut,
hnndsomely adorned with plaster whose capitals
are painted In lavender snd gold. Above the door
which leads to the bertl,s tor the guests, tho
arms Of the Americas Club are to be dis
PLAYED. spleni iidly carved, PAINTED. and gIlt,
and the emblematie viii form q oypher on tns
pamela. The steps W this saloon are handsomely
plated with bright brass, and under them is a re-
ceptace the ice. OF which large quantities will
onstantly he on board ior champagne and otner
purposes. The lounges each side OF this fore
cabin are TO be crimson velvet, and the chairs
similar to those used By the city oficials.
The yaeht is painted snowy white, an ! glitters
with q pro usion OF brass work Her water line
letters on the elegantly shaped pilot house.
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FLASHES FRom THE OCEAN oAn1Es.

Lisbon has had demonstration ia favor Of Sal
danna.
The pnhee md tho military have had collision
nesr Liere. Brlgium.
The Kiug of rortural has Officially recsiyed ths
nov American Minister.
Tho British Parliament last night discussed tho
Compulsory Education bill.
France will not push her claims for control IN
the 81. Gothard Railroad.
Prince Napoleon, the murderer Of Victor Noir has
gone 10 tgypt. and will thence proceed 70 Cochin
China
The British Commons last night refused TO entsr.
,an bill relieving Bishops from attendance In Par.
lament
The British House Of Lords last night took 10 the
Married Momeus' Property bnl and after n brief de-
bate. referred II To = select Committee.
Consos closed at sah for money and 99k for tho
account. Eve twentlcs 1eo Mk 1856, s9X i67 a. I
ten-forties. s'S Ero, 70 Illinois Centrals Iisk
The desire Of the Fstbors TO express their opis-
ions IN speeches heore the Council great that
hdjoutnneut - The debate iOfsllibllJ Win be post
poned TO the 9Th Of July.
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BROOK YN.

new bauk, 70 he called the Grand Street Ne
uonn bank OF Brooklyn. 10 to be started IN wILians
burgh
Chisf Of Police Campbell win issue m order To-
day requiring H captRins Of precincts to report tha
nanes OF all Unlicensed iiduor dealers.
The body Of IN unknown man. about 80 years u
Nge was wished ashore last evening at the foot Of
EAPio street wifo found gully twisted round
The neck aud another round both wrists.
During the storm nj nbout o'clock Yesterday
morning house on Dean street. near Ralph ayenus,
was struck by lightnini and tho entire hont was
knocked ont The occupant Mr. John Mousc, was
stunned and severely IGJurel
A STRANGER OF resOectable appearance applied at
the pubic house OF Fdwnd RIsry, HAMILTON RVenns
nnd Fe ris street. Monday night for LODGING. lie
REGISTERED his nnmc N Reynolds, AMI Wa shlwn 10 q
room. He was found dend IN bet yesterday.
The chapel OF ire roytochuic Institnie has been
iiTcd the summer monhs NV the majority Of the
lac cCngregnt on uf the Ntsuh tttr Cnurcll who n
ii Chul Ch whom th' uasLpr resi- med. The
uon have nrc for tho eS res prr"os" ufhelrlng ther
hrlnvrd pastor lugu Sm IN Carpenter pTC ,c and God
wlnnr. he wall urld forth every saDuaih du.lng
Al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-22
TRINITY,s GOLDEN ACRES.
Judge Bisschferd Coming TO the Rescue of
tho veatry-The Tactics Of O'HaiI.

tho vestry-The Tactics Of O'Haii.
About six weeks ago, Mr.. Raymond Van Guy
sen one OF the heirs Of Anneke Jams, sued In tho
United States District Court the property
held by Trinity Church. Soon after the cdJt1s in
the case had been served upon one Of the ofhcial
representatives Of tho vestry, Mr.. Gouverueur NJ.
Ogden. the counsel Of the Trinity corporation, bad
secret interview with Mayor Quail, and he lefl Tho
chamber OF His Bouor In q delightful mood.
MIR. Ogden then waited until the expiration OF
twenty days to the service Of the cdpids
and he did 80 In half dozen lines MIR. Ogden again
called upon Mr.. O'nal, and again LEFT the Mayor,
smiling.
Meantime Mr. Oscar Frisbie, the counsel OF Mr..
Van Guysen and other heirs, 1led q copy Of the
complaint or the plaintiffs vita ths Hon. John
Shields, the Clerk oftbe Court. The document was
burdened with the wrongs, robberies, and outrages
perpetraisd by Trinity On the deseeu dants Of
Anneke JAMS. II rccted the fact that the primitive
Anneke WAS the lawful owner OF the property; that
Trinity never purchased tho estate: that II wis
conveyed 60 tire vestry bv Tie heirs and that
the rightfuI owners OF thss acres iad, duriug i50
years., tested the spurious title OF tho church
THIS complaint was rather much for the forensic
msgnste of the vestry. and be dodged the issues In
voived N ss Ingenious way.
Only few d'ys OF the time allowed TO hlc the
answer remained when O.'leu adonted a novel ex-
pedient get rid Of the difculty. lie directed Bill
Duncan, the chief clerk o. tle yestry, TO make
sfdayit that tho counsel OF Mr. vJn 6aysen had noi
shown the vestry by what authority he hai begun
tue proceedings srainst tho church, and Bill tool
the required oath before Commissioner Shields yes.
| terday. IFS afhdayit was promptly laid before
inrs until the counsel OF toe planuu shall snow b,
what authority he Is acting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-22
THE JERSEY CITY srATEsMEN.
The Aldermen Get tbeir salaries Despite
tho Mayors veto-Thcn Adjourn 20 the
Nearest Barreom-Then Regulate the
Fire Department n little, and then Chat
sbout the civ Printina.

T-TTT N
Tho i,i,,a,r;o,s o;,v f,,hora of tho now Civ N,
i"o hiuS"iou' wy - O' v
Jersey met yesterday afternoon, oil the members
attending excent Alderman Dakin. who was netting
~ e,'-,-, 1,a-.,.,,,.. a., ..,..,..- II.
ss one oi ue speeiN Noni'''e 'a ''''As " suns
BILE eie for Lying-in Afyium. Alderman Bumsted,
IN. c,a,,n,on N, ,z.r anneared I'm a nav pepper and
~, ~. -. r--..-,., - a.. .-,..,,--
eah conractors sun, presen'eo W he SWIMMING
contractors Of old Bergen City, while Alderman
c.un,.u a,.r,,, .J a nov nocket handt arcl,ei
Ns"p"o" u"p'"'u ~. -. -. =.
which the bellies OF MS diS"ic' h"o gwen VIM In
part payment for his arduous services In the recon,
,.,r A,a.,n., r,xood ro,e n now summer anstsr
'. nue'-" ',"VeN - - .,,-- :, -
OF the Chatham street pauein' anu hiuerihah har'
tint having no now store clothes to display con.
5000 ,,,u..,, ,,, .as,ny Tho Hoard An nm uproa,
'o"'ou "n''se" "is" Ao'p"s ~ ~ 'P'"
BY amusing amendments, sp2oals' ana motions.
After considerable time had been wasted in over.
.,, A., --,- :, a.. .....ai ,o,,vn,,,... ~,
hauhns '"s ropols oi 'ne 'o'o,ai o."n.'o'' WV
Mayors nominations for the new Bo1rd OF Education
vere called mn Tbi. vns n ,irnal for scene which
,,. -, ,-,,. =. -. ,,. -. IT.,
conrtrhineu 'ne ries'oept " ~. vvo wi
the mempers wouin respec' s'e u's"'" VI '"e" P"sf
ton ana not oe ooys' a.-...,ou ~ A.. xs..,.
mt. Innm~ moVeo INC conh' nH'on VI s'' "hSo'
nomihauons. ION, 49,, the h. r.,o,,.a
~ Ia wv .s,si Al. r,,a,,,n.. 80,
,i.sd 20 snd ~. o.n,her, hecnn 10 induloe in per
n n,iAsu up' anu 'he nic"oe's ''e"" '" '"N-' " WI
sonsnus. -.-.,,... -... .o.a-rn.s
.r ,, s.e W, @ ,,,s narL. In "a u,aso,
s9p5eos o ',o n.m ~, ,.I. an IA ,ao,a
SSv sn1 berten va .'on ~ ,Sn.p " ~, ~ p,
Saspoen a ~ W ' ~, ~. ,'a,.h.r. ~ ~. 60
49,, ~ - ~ - -, ,I ~ w., 20 cl,a.v ~, ,hair oy,, a.
.i,'ss ,a "s,s ~ ,onhht un. 1u. h. IA nish, ~ an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-22
OBkSIIl'S PICNIC.
The TriumphaI Procession of the German
Fat men-The Natives Astonished-The
Unexampled Consumption Of LaEer In
the Bellevue Gardens.

tue
The representative fat men Of Teutouia rolled
ont yesterday In vast force to astonish the moagro
uerizens OF Il ecity. For week preyious tile keep
ers OF livery stables hal been arduou-ly at work In
specug their carriages. putting in additional bolts
snd screws, and Judciously aprlyins protective
cllmus. and Administering unwonted nourishmeut
TO tLer hAcxs. In anticipation Of tue Unprecedented
labors OF yesterday. Shortly amer 10 O'CLOCK the
reople in TIE neighborhood Of the City Hall were
alarmed b. remu.ous vibration OF the eartb. The
mortar on the walls and ceilings cracked and fell ;
the umepeces jinsled and Jared end STOPPED and
alarm was depicted on the countenance OF tile OLD
man that keeps lne apDle stall al Nortn william uhd
Chalam streets.
II ~as coon Hsccrtained, however, that these phe-
nuuena Were Attributable Il the approach oi the
procession al fat eutOus on their WY tu the Belle
vue Gardens 10 ce CITRATE their first picnic. A large
crowd collected before the City Han ana anug
Chat am street, and guzed with wonder and ap-
prevail unon tue vast degeneration OF adivose
As ne DrOcess moved aloug, the vehicles
creuked and gtOaned, the horses straIued aud
swe ted, while tie huge Germans reposed in calm
solidty, and gazed forth con Ilaceu. l. upon those
less gifted in the matter Of flesh. Aud thus they
went inrth on tLeir pot dtrous pastime.
Before the destination was reac led, I've horses
save H. hopelessly exhausted and ten the vei /.
cles broke down. Several emissaries Of Mr.. Bergn
followed tie procession and 1t Is said Il at tie entire
Association Is 10 be Indicted on an early day. In
spite OF tie delightful cooness OF the weather. tne
supply OF table cloths with whicn the members were
provided Tor tue moppng OF presI from their
massive bross failed, and fresh lot had 10 DO pro-
cured on their Hrrival at the gardens.
Toe supJonod Is q schedule OF nourishment, soid
and liauii consumed during tie procession, and at
tie picnic:
Isis kegs otager s,7 bushels OF clans. IL prerzel.
AS gallons OF ithlne wine, 2l pounds OF tchvei.zeT
kAsAe, lA Lounds Of eausages. N.5yg ClgAIB.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-22
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Mrs Pauick joyce. VIII had her Leg crnsned W.
der the car wheels AZ kAtoulh station on Monday has
since died.
Ann Cohen. aged &, had her left foot cut on last
evening by FOrtysecond street car at Attorney and
Houston streets.
Louisa Fair, ICED snrs, rnsilirr In Carlstarit,
wac run over and killed on the Erie ROAD. at Rutbero
PARK, ou M9nddV afternoon
Daniel Lyons Of BlnghAmt0n, hAs recovered SEQ
ON damHyes WAinl the Erie Railway COMPANY iuI
persona injuries sustained iu the Cars Rock disaster
IN 1865
inc, near Wash ngtinvilc, on the Nrwhurrl branch OF
tie Ere Halfway One coal tain standing on the rack
In by another coal tran, The lne Of the
moving LTaia and fifteen car were thl0wn down
bAnkIUenI Many cars Of Gle forward train were dam
ARad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-22
SPARKS FROM THE rELEGRaPH.

An unknown schooner, lumber loaded, is ashore
IN la'letts Point
In thc -plo.on at the NinTi P" der ComparY' =
nus NJ y, MIA, ohio IN 'innl y, one man wRs kilcd
In case the Fed River cSrcditiun ru"tnue- 10
move WcstWnri Rri's lr1NrioN.l Cover u'"ni " u
scnd atmcd force n meet n ln irls con, inr"ucv
the ndCrrudtn"c of Canada wt probably hc declared.
In tho Mas.nchusrt's Lcrisl1trre the motior 10
ms thr Hartford Ard Ere Atd l over m" Govfrnnra
v,to wa, los ~ ms ~ ST. Nr VclruH new hhl which
mt ou.l, onnnct with the Netu was presented
and unssel 10 cntros'mrnt
Amer July prHnnil lc'to.s to the North German
CONFEDERATION rxchan eel nv oloscd mHN via gland.
arc 10 be forwarded Al m cent. notn'o tor tHch 7f
ounce. and by direct steamer TO or rom Blgmrn ~
Hamburg at CENTS rcr half ounce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-22
ADcnfnnd Dumb Lcnk.

WAsHIHGToS, June 2l.-ln the House this az
ternoon. tue sundry Civil Expense bIl Mas under
Consideration.
Nj. Beanan Okep., hich) moved TO strike out
the item " {Bl.Lb1 OF lOo completi'n OF the nam
central buidlng Tor the Columbia Institution for tue
deaf and dunn
1his save rise 10 long discussion, In which
Messrs. Butei and Dawes, Of Massachusetts, took
prominent parts, tue iormer condemning the eX.
lrayagance oil ,he appropriation, Tor that institution
declaring that II cost sl5OOO TO educate each dtRf
and dumb pupil. lie rldiculed the attempt To show
that thel can DO wnuI God Alm ghty never intonded
they should do, II was very well for ca IhbitOn,
Without dispOslng OF the question the House ad
iournod,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-22
PERSONAL INrEALiGENCE.

Col Ackei man il on the way TO Washington.
Horry Rnggles, from Connecticut, United States
Co1tul o ,rcel0na, Spalu ails TO-DAY.
Gen Sav1 - chief NJ the Feninn brotherhood Is
on the road from san FmnciscO to New YORK,
The President ha- nnnuiutcd Henry j Huut n son
Of Gen. Hunt, to cadetship at the Ma al Academy
Charles II. Hal, EsG, Secrstuy Of the Aner Gus
club took trp yrsrr law q Greenwich. Coma 10 his
new and oeaniiiul yaeh, LinWOOd.
Gov. Rndoph, Ct New Jorsev. gave banquet
last evening 20 his staff the Sta'e Officers hrd n few o
he Gollice q ends se"chcs werr delivered BY judge
Brtd ev. NJ the u, = supreme Court Gov lsAudn, ,ph
hcnAos Hopper and Robins Of New Jersey aud Seua,
tors Hnrd"nhnrgh aud Dewitt OF New York cx. Chan,
cellor Halstead, anu others,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-22
A Struggle for an Adopted Daughter.
The Sana Of Tempernncn.

Last evening the Grand Division g. Of +.
Eastern District Of New York received the National
Grand Division. who .wcrc en- route to Newark
John ~ Stearns. p. N. W. P called the sssembiag 90
10 ORDER and the Raw Mr.. Ssaries, a. W. p. OF the
Western @ ID. OF New York. offered prayer. Rcv
steuEcn Merritt. Jr In taking the chair. delivered a
ieicitcus snee h Of ~ccome, which was respon 10
TO by NJ. W. i. tine lion. X v. Fpust, OF Philidel-
pia. Addresses we're delivered BY b, u. Townsend,
=. W. T.. Of South Carolina. T. W. Hodges, VI.
W. s., Of NJ ,ssachusetts. o Wetmnre, NJ. W
NJ New Brunswick /. NJ. Bradley y. O. W. =. OF
District OF Columbia. Ed sRri g rswei NJ w,
Conductor, ~ Canada. and othcrs. Thus. Edgery,
one o. tne origiral sixteen wto Ionnlc the or or
Of s Of T.. In small unper room ON Division street
In this city, spo..o briefly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-22
LOSSES ~ FIRE.

Williams extensive cotton factory IN Bolton,
England, was burned last night.
Mnnre's Hotel in Fulton, MO-, and ADJOINING
buildings were burned on Saturday. Loss $500
Tic passenger denot nt snlem, N. H., and house
and Darn were burned on Monday.
The hre In Jopn Flna ans house, ~ Seventh
avenue, on the 10Th inst, whereby two women were
burned. war oHused bY the slonaHeous combustion ol
greasy rags thrown inln n rlnsUi, bv pGint
None OF the persons 10 tie house theIme
aled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-22
The HenIth Onccr,, r.,or,,on.

A deputstion OF merchants waited on the Quar-
antine Commissioners Yesterday, to expose the ex.
torhon praetised on them In the charges made for
hghierage and sevedores' services. They also com
planned OF the unnecessary detention OF ships In
Quarantine, causing loss and delay IL was agreed
that the subject should be referred for adjustment
to Committee composed OF tis Health Odicers, the
Mayors Of New YORK and Brooklyn. tho President
Of the Board OF Aldermen and the Quarantine Com
mi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-22
LONU ISLAND.

Mr. Richard COnkn, OF Smithtowr, While BATH
INK M tue bay ON SunuaI, Aas drowned.
George GarroN, co'cret. who lately assaulted
Jane SIN th at Jamaica. WAS tenlnctd yesterday
years In Sing sing.
The Democratic nominations for Long Island City
made on Monday eyeniGs IS follows Aldermen
for the long term. McNauaIa. u n. Hunter, j. y
whitney r.. n. Hartshorn for The snort term. q. H.
Williams, John wiegand. W. Garland
There Is magnificent blueBshlny In the Long
Island waters and parties are going out daily ON
Capt Bantas Pavilion hote', at liU. and returning
with ash than they carry. The Caplain &
keenng splendid summer house, and has all tue
modarn iIlnr0geLaeaLA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-22
THE BALL AND BAT.

To-day the Union vs. R~kforh. on Union ground,
wnlamsburgh, play home ana home match.
The Mutual Bise Hall Club of New YORK heat the
CLIPPER Base Hail Club Of Lowell yesi erday by ~ 20
The Howard. Junior Bsse Ball Cub defeated ths
slyy club OF Brookyn.ycsterday the Klysan Fields
by too.
TIE Red Sto kincs of Cincinnati heat the In
trepds uf Philadelphia yesterday, on the Athlsios
gTouua. by 81 ~ 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-22
THE GREAT HAIL STORM.
Enormous HaiIstonos Failing like Snow
Fiakes-Widesprcaa Disastcr-The Ter
nads and the Ltghtuins.

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nade and the Liahtuins.
hail storm swept over the northeastern part
OF New York on Monday, doing serious damage
some o. tho hailstones were Ave inches In circum-
ference, and fell thick snow fakes.
EAriy IN tho morning Of the same day atsrriAs
thunder storm visited Maine. Telegraph poles wap
mcn, was destroyed.
Al rroviaenoe, r. l., thunder storm commenced
at In the evening. and lasted natl Yesterday mora
ing. Buildings were etruek aud persons injured.
In Greenville, Whipple a Co.'S wheeiwright shop
Was struak md DESTROYED by nre loss, tf0a00.
The fire reached the store OF Barnes a. Spraxue,
which We also destroyed: loss, $1,000 Along the
ighands On the Hudson the storm ragged furiousiy.
IT, place the lightning struck the rock spliitin.
on an immerse block, which was iurled into tho
river. IL New Jersey several casualties occurred,
but no loss OF life IL reported.
In Boston and nei shbprhOod the stora Of rain.
hail. aud thu lder was terrific. Skyights and win.
dow-uanes were demolished on all -iles and soms
buildings were struck by lightning. In the harbOr,
a a7'-'v fquh" trove sever, '@~eis from theif
moorincs, while tie lightning damaged many OtscsA