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List of Patents
IssHed fro~ the United Patent Office for TIE Hesk
ending SEPT. 7, 1861


ending Sepf.7. 1861.
Carefully prepared for The N. Y. Tnbuns1
Federal O. Adams OF Aberdeen, Ohio for Improvement
Smr otblDg Irons Dated Sept ?, 1852
Chsuncey III. Guard. of Brownvie, N. Y for improve.
ment In Machines for Making Carriage wheels Dated Sept
7, 1852
Adoph Hammer, of Philadephis, Pa, for Improvement
In ReineerstoIs Of WoI Dated Sept. = 1852
Simeon w Abee, of Wapole N H., for Improve ment in
Apparatus for Feeding Chickens Dated Sept T. 1857
Awrin Buebee, of Charlton Mass, for Improvement in
Railroad Signals Dated Sept J, 1859.
DFredk BTonneT, of Vera Cruz Mexico for improvement
Preserving India Rubber Dated Sept 7, 1852.
Daniel Fl d, OF the County of New York NY for
improvement In Grain Hsrvesters Dated Sept 7, 1852
Jane, Haskp, Of Syracuse, ~ Y for Improvem in
the Manufacture OF CT mmon Salt Dated Sept = 1862
Carl HiDr1chs, of NewYork, Y. for improvement in
the Manufacture Of phurc Acid. Dated Sept T. 1852
John g Dunn and Attire d + Howes of Lawrence 5urah
Ind for lmproven ent in the Composition of Enam.l Dated
Sept. 7, 1861.
Israel P. MagooD of st Jehn,bury Vt for Improvement
IN Appsrstus for Heating Feedwa,er of Locomotives &C
Dated Sept 1852
Edwin A. Palmer and Adophus 81 nmons of Cayvills
N Y, for Improvement in Whiileree Hook Dated Sspt
71s52
Charlie, A. Robbins of Iowa City Iowa and Harvey AL
len, of Allen Grove Wis for Improvement tight
Msil Bags. Dated Sept z 1852.
Julius Thompson, Of North Bridgewser Mass, for I'm
provement in BlOwpipe for Dentists &c; Dated Sept
i852
Hiram Tucker Of Cambridgepor Mass for Improvement
in Preparing Stone in Imitation Of Marble Dated Sept
1852
Luther c. White of Meriden Conn. for Method of Max
ing Lsmp.tops Rvets, &c. Dated Sept T. 1852
Peter Stephenson of Boston, Mass, for Design for Me-
dallion Of Gene al Scott Dated Sept 7, 1852
Peter Stephenson of B0ssn Mass. for Design for Me-
dsllion OF Franklin Pierce Dated Sept. 7, 1852.
VIM. L. Sanderson, sf Troy, NY, assgnor TO Reuben r.
Finch. Sr and Renben Finch Jr of reekskii, MY, for
Design for Coal Stove Dated Sept T. 1852.
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DIED.

On "etnssdsy SEPT suJdssy o disease Of TIE nesn 80
residence, hs~sa PETER h. scHE>ck, the 7Sa yearsf
his
o'clock An.
In hroos IN Sept NARY LOUISE daughter Of william n
snd May Puce, sfed yea ana saay,
Fupers at. ocsck, Sept rs Bnoekya
AZ Muhsm.outA L. l., seps. :, Of consumption, lkwB
sALTER. aged - years.
HIS relatives snd ends respectfully a,t.S 70 attend his f
per this dsy FRIDAY at ocecs the r-NJsacs Of As
law. fthst bewe-s South 81 south ah SIS VII
hsm,buh -ihf NJ further invitation HIS Be ahea
10 900 Tor inteTmenL
on Wednesday Sept JAMES BANNER soa Of Alrssisr L
,nd Clara A. Holsate sgd year and months
Al West MIjdsbury. Ava 30 A. C. HAMILTON, NJ n ia tie
WoS.sso Aus 81. Mrs MARY HANLIS s-d ~.
A. Buras Co .kus -, Miss JANE NALLorroN, asetss
A. Boom6ed oakland Co, Aus 8, Mr. WILLIAM PATRICK,
ags6 80 - -. -
late L. 8 A., aged -. . ...- -.
Al Richmond. Mount Bethel Pa, Aus Is, Mr. JOHN
EULMER, aged years, months and II days - - -.
upper Mount Bethel. Pa Aus - Mrs MAh1ANhi Nhs'
SLY ased 20 years, months ard u 5ays. ... ,.
ard II ronths. 1870 So, MI,
Woodruff, aged "a years
the residence OF her son NAV, T. suffer- No.
LsmariiEe place, on Friday afternoon, at O'Clock
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TThe Editor of The Teras Monument

waxe,h eloquent the though. of using bualoe'
beasts of burden on the prair!ss. He says;
I,vould really be glorious sight TO long line
Of buffalo teams coursDg broad praires, at the
rate give csL'i cay how many miles hour.
eeenster would DO under necessity of popping his
zhip, and swearing away hts oressh, at these of
oxen He would not have to trudse along all day on
fcos either; rather think he would nd 1t necessary
10 mount bis vehicle drive s.pe fas oion In or TO
keen M He migat ind some difficulty too, In he spng
hi Tan In the road but ia such broad level prairie
country thai would hardly be necessary aud even II
he should occasionally strike tree or stump and
make perfect smash Of everything, It would be no
have TIE iron horse In Texas had not better take
he buaoi Perbaps after ALL he is he very s;rt OF
horse nature intended for Texas
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THAcKERAY AND THE MERCANTILE Ii

1HACKFRAY AND THE MERCAN LII
sRARy-We understand that the Mercantile Library
Association have completed an arrangement with Mr..
Thsckeray the celebrated English novelist to deliver
bis course of lectures the writers of the age of
Queen Anne, before that inslu'i,e during the coming
winter. hr Thsckeray 10 expected to arrive In tnis
country In the same vessel with the late American Min.
ister at London, Hon Abbott Lawrence, and hi, lee.
lures will commence early Ia December. Ths wide
fame which attended the delivery Of tails course In
London, as well as the general popularity of Thsck.
cray with Americans, as mastery dolneator oil
character will cause no small sensation on his arrival
smong u.s. His lectures will attract whatever 10 intel
gent and appreciatve In this City, and doubt not
be will te received with the hospabls courtesy that
IL due TO an eminent writer In mother tongue
with civli,y, and without ,ervilty.
THE TRADE SALE.-The sales to-day
will commence with the invoice of Messrs Srlpger *
Townsend, in which included all the novels Of ].
Feniuore Cooper, elegantly printed In q new edition
of thrtythree volumes Thus far the sales have gone
OFT with great spirit crowded company of publishers
being In attendance,
Ia At meeting, on Tuesday morning,
of the Flour and Grain Exchange the following gen
temen were unanimously elected as members of the
Arbitration Committee
Flour B. Herrck, F. Hitchcock, s. Valentine.
GrotR-Amos Howes, Alfred Barrett John X Crane
ALFRED BARRArr, Secretary
LITERATURE OF THE TAMMANY CRY
FArHRRs-The following 10 an iLdorsement, rsr5a,in
vGsin, of petition presented last evening to the
Board of Assistants, and Endorsed personally By Asst
Aid Brastow, as follows:
Perti'cn TO have Forty First street be,weene Avn
Ayns ieglated and CORDED Guterd aud Paved
"By k. BRAsrow. A,,,. Ala 1otb W.rds
Mr. Brsstow Is holding on to the disputed sea, from
the Nineteenth Ward and has been declared BY the ma
Jory In the Committee TO be entitled TO II instead of
the Wing candidate.
q Capt. Tyler, U. S. Navy: Mai. E.
A. Ogden U. S. Army; NJ. R. B. Lee, U S. Aruv: Col
Charles A. Convers Conn. Gen VIM. NJ Peyt,n. V.
Hor. !. Andrews, Ohio IL w. Brooies. Florida. and
Charles d. Mass Mississippi, among the arrivals
yesterday a. the Metropolitan Hotel.
FREE ACADEMY-ADDREss or THE
ERw PROFESSIONALLY hall Of the Free Academy
well filled last night BY highly Intelligent audience
of ladies and gentlemen assembled to listen to the in.
augursl speeches of the new Faculty.
T. c. BENEDICT Esq, President of the Board of Edu-
cation took the Chslr Dr. WgBsTER President of the
Academy, sat BY his SIDE
The first address was from Mr.. NICHOLS Professor Of
Natural Philosophy. He explained clearly what he
thought to be the sphere 10 which he had been called
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~we cat the following from The Cin'

~ We cut the iul'u""S Nv"
-. ,,.ssss, Of the 9TH inst u,u.
>" $50 a. . free eolored hoy, nsmei ns~' wa
hanna Who h.s lately been employee 'nu ,s, ha ,,s.
sosnlus Cd the steamer at Inc evee, ne was
1870 \, to fellows from kenincky, VINO you n''n
Id runaway nieger, ~e py .uo % "a IS ~
xx,In.v, paillips q police oteer, ana $3.50 aJ
nav Ispers legal or egs 'ne eo'o,uS ~! ~, ,hrn.
-. ~. N tse wrought iron cages on thst es'sohsn
srs leN 70 ais an,icpsion', whls ne kdnsppers
.ssovsi isto ghboslng groggery ana orSnN 70 vac
,ucrsss Of tselr en'erpTi'e 80 I tne hese.
s-.,vrs, went on ssimmingy hs was worth no, iess
sS.s cool thoussnd dolss and there was it'ie douo'
-, Ne could De got across the river and to good mar
~. Without m ach trouble. In an hour or TWO, now
ever tkir 20 took aiurn. .,
\, Which the boy wss seized. ioomed lawyer oil the
cl,eun,tArees who immediately ms'e spohcanon ior
Al, relsse on writ OF ka5eas corpus, wnich was lm'
rrcisiely granted by Judge fhun, the VIII oe"s RS
t,rr.hl~ before Jacge Msihe~s At p Nj Bat, before
the LAWYER could get ~ the courtroom win proofs OF
xyuhsrs,'s freedom-whica were elsy found-the Kid
.Dra-s became alarmed, and had obtained permission
Of lie Judge to dsns the boy aud discontinue all fur
~ ~, 4. well kovn Ia ihs city, and Ia the son of
Hsy M Wilhsms worthy bsPtst clergy man. oMcis'
s.. 4, TIE HSrrison.ss Church. - -,
I,,nvssr, and honorable Poles Omcer OF this
- fs7rs "a tbs, within the past inree months tnere
~ han not lsis than dozen attempts ~ xuhappiug
free colOTed people from THIS siee ol lne iirei 60
~, - -. sccos,-d by "fsshy" looking fellow who
erS hlr, fsro IHrdrsd and ty dollars in gold II he
vou aid IN to %, possession OF stout coiored man
rss,sins near the Miami CsoaL The oicer aske1 hin
fire bad th requisite pspsrs, ana was ans Sereo ina,
h IsS reas. our policeman then very properly told
k-r TAI be hsd any legal warrant for an arrest 1t
would bs bis duty - aid HIN, but he must expect no
assss.pos from him In stealing niggers-gold was no
NE tru,, that the attention of citizens will be so
drawn 10 ,hs matter hs, II shal become impossible TO
prostitute the eitys police or toe ctys jail to the pur
pcses Of mat yilesi Of seoundrels-'he hidnapper.
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nARRIRU.

MOODktFF. -
SEQ :. - Bro4 bn. L. =, Rev. r. n Hsis.b M JAAs
JOH>sTON. q ssr fOk 20 Ms. ELIZA LAHEf, Of broo<
ba. boih ron kiis.s.y, Co. csvAn. Ireland.
Wen eddy Sept is6l 81 Gsorr- Church 18Th 90 81
Rev D.. s,eptes u. Tyrs, Mr. TsEoDoRK 10 Niss
MARY. .-cond dsosht-s q Heavy Crok.r
Turstty, SEPT y lsbs ~ k-, Or sprns. At u. Bnak
Churh, Be~smisst, kOsski H. hokfokD aud SARA C.s
d.ufh..r ON {. Adams, all ofihts cts.
SEP, = At s.v 10, don Coca ., Re-, Rsssr 4. HsTsn.
6ToRcE CHFsTsR. OF Se~-IoFs, 10 JANE PARkiS Wis.
TsRoP sss. Isssht.r Own H. Winthrop, Rss. Of Ne. Los
don
sep,E IN N. village OF Nsrboroufh ssr Co.. y Rev Dr.
s.-s.f a.~l.-y a. KTrcHIS6 Of gnootyn, 1 TO Mo-
MANIA hcPHAIL. Of the former Psee n ,, ~
AtUrhaas Ob,o on wsine.ssy Sept l. By Rev. WI Herr.
Mr.. JANrs 8 CLARK of Ne~ fort 20 Mss LIN "hiih o.
the oiser pace
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LeuoR CASE AT NAhAf'.' $50 which
.rs ICED. ". copy of the record o. cha have no,
s s.' r,.r,ly been titled av''de which We "''' ~"
S''m cr In sl The main facts are these. .sou ,o.r
Avn Association was formed tn y", "s . .". of arden,
since Tor the suppression Of The n. .ss. s' and Com
MUS. Of three persons appointed to see "O s"r Violated
IN ,l. W to these two subject. w'r omO.lu. borcrc
IN. commutcc entered some ''" s.r violation Of
ma Town supeIn,cndeu'' OF inc ~ pro.ccasi
,As HSci,e laws That BODY s'','e ne sS,h ult
r w ruver and the case wa" 'o' .s., ,se defendant
The charge appears to have o0os an the prcmi'cs
Sid aSuer BY the s'a' 70 DC u,S ~ ..s,rrs-evcn
s: y a. ;. s me .s :s J; ::
rsoya tbs, any uOuO" 40 dIS'r s,r Sy tho drinkers.
defendant or In any case P'''
x.rs,,t Tor The defendant
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WHLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

WING PRIMARY MEETINGs.--The
Wings Ct Wlliamsburgh will meet 10 their several
wsIds on Tuesday evening, 18th int, at such places
a. the City Committee may designate for the purpose
of selecting three Delegates from each of the Wards OF
WILLIAMSBURG, to meet In the First District Assembly
Convention on Thursday, 10th inst, TO choose Dele
gate to the State Convention. The several Wards will
also choose three Delegates to meet In County Conven
ton al stlenwerfs Plank Road Hotel Tuesday, Plat
Inst 10 dominate County Officers.
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z The following resolution is to be pro-
sc.ed In the Canadian Parliament on the 3!h inst. by
Hon Mr. Robinson:
RasoleeS That ills exps3eptto open the Navigation of
the River 81 Lsvrencs from Lste Oosar0 to the ocean,
10 ne yessss Of all nations, upon payment OF the same
charges for tolls as are exseted f m the owners OF Ca
radsn vesses provided always, thaG no foregu vessel
nj al be permitted 10 carry coastng trade between
Brb port and another, unless thai privilege Is al
lowed Canadian vessels In the pors 70 whlca such
foreign yssse belongs
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SECOND BoAsD.
PguAprrpHn SALES OF Thursddy

Sept q-Ffrsf Board 81 Sch Nav. Preferred lSh ~ do i
500 DO Mort y, 81 $50 do Pe.rres 81 " oo 10.
76l 800 CITY OF K. H. Is. 81 lOia $500 do, ~ 1905 49,
GOO Reading X. Mort. 90, 49, ttOcO Do, ~ es iw
Ie,iah 6s.. IA 100 Pennsyyana r. r. ~ 90, %a
55 CHI. and Canal SO 100; 10 tehsh Int gSA 40
Loss Island r. isi, $50 do. lsS 70 Harr,s6srsh 70
i3 far and Mech Bank, ian 5000 Penn bs Wa farnem
RAM Of KY 1905 Bk of y j. 5s $3.50 Lehsh, os 10 s'h.
second Board-$6O 90 susq Canal os, 16 sltm Lehsh 81
90 AZ OO Pittsburgh Coupon 6s, 10 1927 5000 Camden sui
Anboy n. r. 6- 10 looh 200 Long Island r. u VA SGD
sch Nav g. 81 ION $40 do, 76k $1,000 Reading X H.
mos o. 81: ~ DO, -, 81 II Lshish Nav Oh 10 Gen.
Dk a. ) Harrisburg K X 80.
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JERSEY CITY.

The ENcAMPMENT.--To, day the Hud-
sop b sade, under the command Of Con. V. Wright,
will 90 into their contemplated encampment at New
Durham An of Ihe uniformed companies In tho County
of Hudson Hiil participate In tho arrangement.
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IxrvDrp.Ncr Cause OF CRIME

JSrrMpERANCE A CAUSE OF GAME
Icomu.ed from jail Returns IN thu Office OF the seer
~ of the Commonw eslth "A table, showing the
nnnber of perrons commped 70 the jail for inemper
apoe. IA Boston, Suffolk Mass, in comparison win
sIe number committed 10 all the other Jas In tne Com
-nonvesItb during each year, ending Nov l. IRON t1e
wear 1870 10 the year s5l inclusive Aso the waoie
humber committed to jsis aud bouse' OF correction.
duripe each Of thes years, for tntenP1GEcs-\trom
er.iaixe Documents
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F1Rrs.-There was an alarm of fire on

Wednesday evening at the OF G.aud aud Fithss,
by the gutng of in the occupied bg
ths Wy audank o6se The lire caused by the leskase
of gas pipe the floor In the closet where the meter
kept This being the night for the Lodge meeting ths
we'll ard opening the closet door, the FIRE communicated
10 the gas causing loud explosion and the room was n-
the SPOT but the flames exingushed before they
nut into operation The loss Is uiiling.
There was another alarm OF fire yester-
day aereoon caused by the burning Of yarnis az
the factory foot Of South First st.
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ACCIDENT on THE Ii. RALRoAp.-On

evening special train returning from Farming
dale came in contact with hsndcsr which had been
esy e upon the track in consequence Of which the oco
motive thrown OF and the cars snmed up and consd-
",sbl, 6smased One woman named Marx, was severely
Injured but fortunately else was hurt although the
siu was crowded the time The injured lazy pro-
pey Of and ser delay OF about an hour anoth
er train arrived and brought the passengers safe to the city
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SER1ous Discrimination Wednes-

day night serious disturbance occurred at notorious
L. called Battle Row in second.st II that
TWO men named Michael Wheeland and Michael OBnen,
got into drum Ken melee, during wh:h OBren procured
an AK with which he struck Wheeand the head, cut
ting ga,h Of about aud half inches on hts forehead
Dr Om,ttd was called to examine the wound, and pro
manages 4 DANGEROUS q Bisn brought Up before the
Justice Yesterday morning. and the wounded refused 10
make charge ssai1st him. lie was recomnited on tho
es mony If Others to the cells to await the result oil tns
iqury.
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Thev wers SENTENCED TO tire Stats Prson-Psuy for two
yesrs ard nine months and Williams Tor three
Alexander McGErch was tried for grspd larceny Ia
stealing pump valued a. 80 the property Il Mr. George
sw He ws found guilty and sentenced TO the PeatentaTy
for
The Court then adjourned for the day
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SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, TOR Saturday,
September H. contains oh.r articles the following
The Spiritual World. What and where 1t H. oy W. :.
Courtr sy Shadows Of Coming Events Proceedings Of the
New-York Conference. Msieiahsn and spiniuslism !;
When will Theologisrs Decide; Letter frsm John v.
Wstes; Rsppings kishseen Years Age: Dreams and Re
those who Believe Departed Spirits Speak to Men k Ss
Published At No Couriandlst. by CHARLES PARTRIDGE.
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Whole number com

The fr,t two columns do not include those trans.
ferred from one jail TO another, those finally sent
from the jail 10 the houses of correction
Boston Traveller.
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py- The travel on the Jersey City and
NL plank Road exceeds the saugone expectations
of the scto In the course OF single dsy Asl We 40
les, than 40 sas loads Of passengers were conveyed WEI
ne roed. each load ayersgisg Is psnsrgsn.
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DIED OF HER INJURIES. Mrs. Burns,
who was 60 badly tea.en by her husband, whose arrest
we noticed days Ince died Of her wounds on Tues
dhv pottmortem examination has been made, aad
Coroper's Jury returned verdict Of wilfu murder
as.inst BurrI He was yesterday ful com nl!sed 10
Bergen Jail for trial Tn1 Is the third person no"
there awaiting trial for murder.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
L. J. Delatouy's formerly Lynch q Cl1rs,) 2j4 Walis.
1852. Jam Noon. SIP. NJ n NJ
Sept. .........64 10 10
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SUPREME CoURT-SpeciaL Term-Be-

fore judge strong-The az Mss IfOOd against The
Cu on Brooktn-The argument on the injunction restrain
ipRt Corporation OF Brooklyn from enforcing the odi
nance prohibiting the sale Of quoton Sunday heard be-
fore Judge Songy yesterday Mr. Wang on the part OF the
the ordinance concted withthe
la and Constitution ofthe State, aud was therefore invalid
and could not be enforced and ported his views by citing
numerous authorities Mr. Van Cott the part OF ths
CITY, hello that the ordinance far from being uncon.tu-
t,ona wss accordance with the general provisions OF the
Revised Statutes having reference 70 the subect and
further that Thu case for Injunction as the
paties had proper remedy By the ordinary process OF law
and that what they asked for was 70 restrain police onSes
from srrestipg parties for violating law which they alleys
IL unconstitutional but until II proved to be so by the
proper tribunal enforcement a. any other
law Afrdayits Of the Mayor and Chief OF Police were
read seUg forth that had been made under the
ordnance except css where persons had violated their
license by selling Unauthorized manner or by selling
without alicsnse
At the conclusion of the argument Of counsel the Judge
stated that he should render decision the opening oil the
Cncril CouIt next week.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE SUPERvIsoRs.-This body pro-
ceeded 20 Fabush Wednesday to examine the condition
Of the County Institutions ana thence went 10 Yellow
Hook 10 view the proposed Site foE the Lunac Asylum
upon which hey will be prepared TO report at the
next meeting.
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BROOKLYN DIsPRNsARY.-During the

month OF August there have been AS patients treated a. the
Brooklyn Dispenssy for which LII Prescriptions have
dispensed. OF the above 81 Irish, y English,
rs Americans and Germans
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uIO the good old town OF We, wc'l n.,.sa
sa c. II, " cs sso bel. one Of the srs'. in tho 80
State visa 'o,,'S Ma ba, never exhibited marks OF
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PENALTY FOR BEATING A WIFE.-A

named John Savage brought before Justice King
Wednesday the charge Of beating his wife, aud also for
grossly insulting another woman, relstive. He
yicied Of the rst oene and fined $50 aud held IN bail
10 beep the pesee having previously been punished
for the second oense by the husband Of the lady he abused
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AccIpENr.-A laborer, named Thomas

Caberry Thornes storehouse In Furman st. as
seriously hurt Wednesday 10 consequence Of being Knocked
down by the falling Of plank from the second story His
leg fractured, besides receiving other injuries Oee
Mel aughp ls District Police took him to his home
No. IS State st.
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"a The Grand Serenade to Madame
Sontsg, which had been announced for Friday night,
ha. been postponed to Monday night of next week. a.
III o'clock
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Inusgarsrs, &C, THIS DAY AND EVENING

NeITOpOItAn IIdI-UTauI
kiblos Garden-Honey moon Ballet DISBURSEMENT.
Buron's Thsater-Schooo OF Reform Chlorootm .
sr,.ova, Theaer-rsh Genus Happy Man How 70 Ray Rem
WaIaek's Iyceum-J .hn Bun; Boarding School.
Barnnn. hu,sum-The Orphans Dream Dsnclnt ne
WoodS mnstres-No Broadway Concerts evening
Otto Cottage, Hoboken-free Concert
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Court CALENDAR Thursddy.-Com-
nor Ple.-Hos. $50. SIS. LOLA. l,lOo isl, l.l33,
l,l55. ll69, 1891. l.il3, |, =. AS.
scrREnE CeuAT Special Terra = os 10, a % g..
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ARprsr-OAicer Frost. Of the First

Police arrested James Hughes hand board the John
Coggn lyrg a. the Navy Yard the charge OF stealing
sevsi al articles Of wearing apparel lie convicted and
sentenced to the Penitentisry for 80 days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

sum o' GOO 10 charge Of sssntnr the ono7'
With intent 10 take his ME Mr. Johr X. FINK resting ~
BIoshwsy. the ndsman for the accused The ais't
OF TIE oncrr from whieh the shove sateuent Is ss-'
eorob "a I'd BY tn. afidavf-s u VIM welsh of NO. Z"
Wet fourteenth - and Wm H. Philips Of NO Oornshs
81 BON OF whom present. At the time OF ths ssAai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
DESPERATE ArrFMPr TO MURDER.-

On wednesday nigh. coored man named James Curtis
while walking through Leonsrd, when the corner OF
Orsnge-r was STACKED BY bsck despsrsdo who With
cut the e asst provoesiop plunged large kuiie into him
The blade tool effect the night shoulder and wound
sixteen inches IN length, and deep extending to the vast
was Inflicted The fellow then a. d and escaped though
the wounded man euns to him until he tainted from tue
loss OF bt Cd Officer Riker OF the Sixth Wsd after
found Curtis Iins the sidewalk and took him 70 the
station us where the wound ed and properly
dressed BY Dr. smmonh who pronounced II TO be oil q
vey oarEerou, character Curtis being brought = hs
senses sisted the above particulars and infinitely described
the 1ssan Yesterday the police arrested coored M an
named Reynolds who rsnounced 10 be the sssaisnt