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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05
HOBOKEN ITEMS.

SERIOUS AFFRAY AND MURDER.-A
very serious arsy occurred at the Eysan Fields, Ho
bcken yesterday morning resulting 10 the death Of
coored nan named Charles Williams.
It appears that Mrs Mccarthy the propie!ress of
the lyslan Fields Hotel has lately discharged all the
old walters, who were blacks and engaged whites In
their places but after trying them for days she
found they did suit the customers, and yesterday
she reengaged the blacks. This gave great oense to
the whites and they determined to have revenge. At
O'Clock A. NJ when four Of the blacks had been sent
on an errand to the Cave House. they attacked by
about twenty of the whites with stones sticks, SC. The
blacks turned to defend themselves, when one of the
whites named Robert w. Canton, stepped forward and
plunged knife into the breast of Williams Williams
had just cried out "Look out Ben he's got knife ~
and Immediately afterward he exclaimed "Oh my
God | am dead man" These were the only words
spoken by him after the blow He was Immediately
taken to a house and every sttenon paid to him
by Mrs. McCsry, but he died In about twenty minutes
The murderer Immediately seized BY Peter ashley
one Of the blacks who threw him down. took the knife
away, and held him until Officer Ravens arrived and
took charge of him He was at once taken before JUS
tee Browning, but the Judges account Of the excite
ment, postponed the examination until this morning.
the County Physician who found severe cut over the
left eye, apparently with stone; also another on the
back OF the neck and about an inch deep on the
nghtleg
The prisoner in to our reporter, stated that
he was % years DID, born In Kings County Ireland has
wife and two children and tina: he now resides at No
1873 Mulberyst New.York that his occupation is that
of waiter He appears rather Intelligent than other
wse, but during the Doctors examination he was de-
uressed and would scarcely the questions ABOVE
|. whisper. He was temporarily committed TO bergen
Jail. -,
-, oa year. old had been married year, and bad
onschiId he resided at No. 81 Sullivan ct, New York
peni.mip Williams also colored, was cut In the head
18th a stone, and received other injuries.
Ces, credi. Il due 70 Peter Ashley for his courage
ord nroptitude 10 selling the prisoner and holdins
him mi, delivered over 70 the o<cer.
The reporter is obliged to Justice Browning, Dr. FL
der and Officers Francis and Ravens for their courtesy
on this aud other occasions
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On sHn6sy JaSs FRANCIS o-t q jobs sst s.sh Nc
Nsly. "a the eth y-sfof Ia,
Tie mss' ~ '- iiy are respectfully i.y~a s,.ssd M
Enefairn fot dsYs ~ Nh .-t nc<k y NJ The
tenc- - - k;h~ 10 ~ Heury wa4t ftrl her s,,e- TIE
r-rnais- ~il b. taxa 20 G r-~s~o-rs 81 n~r,
Al v rre ter Co joy re n h
~ aw DANIEL kAkk tofm-ry re- s-ns Of tbs cy)
Ssh y-sro rs ssc
H. an thos- lie as. T~Aant ~ n n.
anr. G.se Js-. psre sni wsm inse1 ats~nl rs
fr.r on Tr-ss,s .rrnnaa hb assr al ok oal
denrs N son Ge,ois Kari, " 10 Gr'n' - Ses Ton.
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FyBRY JupsovEMENrs.-The INN

TEhhI iMf3oN thEN 10 NC llIPioNC
going at the Jersey Cy Ferry are worthy of
notice. On the NewHork side the ierry.honse, when
complete will be l62 feet front by IA In depth. Tho
new bridge building will be completed la two
week time, but will be used previous O. i.s completion
Much money will be expended In t1is essential improve
mCni, much to the credit of the company. When COM
peted lighted with gas &c it will be by far the largest
and convenient ferry house at any OF the ferries
Il is also complimentary the business of the city and
State OF Jersey, which requires this improvement
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

PRIsoN STATIsrICs.-Ths committals TO
the City Prison during the month Of June numbered 81,
for the following ofienses Drunkenness, "a theft,
suspicion Of theft drunk and dsordcry 81 assault,
9 larceny ! ; malicious mischief l.
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PHLapEGrHrA SALrs OF srocKs.-S.,..rinz.

Jsv ISts-Figf Bsnid So Nav si. 20 50 %
10 Si,O lh u, Of cNp ~ $ DO ST., sSon ls in
on al $50 Reading NorssEe 6., g. al 500 Pthars
Coupon - -. soUl Camden Amooy R6. 20 poo
s,0 Aisshsny County RR. 10 - Res ma iit az
luU Doe tst ak 10 DO cash, "a 80 >chpykh Na'saos,
Bs;,ss. Bsar, .hs Slate Hi GoB b. D. 100 Rs,rs RR
-, as.
Sssd Baari-s Kensuston w W. ~ Al schuyI
b' Navratou - Int OF. p 0O $50 a. D. rs. rs
lost - CIV Gss -, 10 y 20 - Sh. Nav. Pref H.
~ u, Morr Canal bS. si O Bank OF Penu loWnshp
Sol . DO Ftiuers & Mechanic. B,nk. ia
ffer Read Mort. is, o., = shs. Peuss
K L.. go. Market steady
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Nnr1cr.-The nnder.igned having been

aptne receiver Of the property and effects of the late firm
Of JoHN CANBLIN Co. of this city, Glass Cutters requests
pe5sors Indebted 10 make immediate payment 10 hm The
creditors q that firm xil facilitate the final adjustment Of
their sins by reude ug July
2 1855 WIN. WARD No l59 Broadway.
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call the attention of citizens to the few remaining Lots
AZ Fordhan Vii age Persons wishing beautiful sud heal
thy SPOT with every convenience Of doing business In the
CITY would do well % examine this property before purchis
ing eseV here For particular inquire of GEO BANS at
FordLam Hotel or L. NEWELL Co, No 3Nassal-st " I.
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Advertisement -,
THE SEA SFRPFNT.-We find in Gea-

sons Pictorial the present week which BY the BY Is No
CT new volume series Of views illustrative OF that mon
oihe deep the Sea Serpent also fine Likeness OF the
Democratic candidate for the Presidency, Cen Franklin
Pierce and numerous ether fine Illustrations The Pictorial
is brilliant gem in artistic aud literary world, AID de-
serves its extensive popularity.
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AcCIDENT.-On Saturday night, at IL
O'Clock SIR. Mcpherson "a Engineer of the B. NJ.
steamer Africa, going aboard, he walked up the
wrong gspgpank and It tilted over and he fell into the
water In falling, his back struck upon the chain cable
extending from the steamer to the dock and serious
" injured bis spine that it is feared that he will no
xfvn
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New STAGEs.-Marselles & Rawson in.

troduced two new large, handsome onnibuses 10 pub
lie notice Friday. They are built to hold fourteen
inside" and will from the ferry to Bergen Others
will soon follow upon that route.
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The demand for Money continues lighc
in relation to the supply and rates favor borrowers
The common quotations at las " cent, with occa-
sopal transactions lower The lower quo:itlou
Is for call loans. the higher for discount Of paper
The Mason County and City Of Mays
Vile Kertucby) Coupons will be paid at the Union ,nk
In this City.
The takers of the Illinois Central Rail-
road loan In London will we learn make the whole
payment at once They have offered TO do so,
az the bonds made which cannot be done before
September. In the meanwhile they will mostly pay
the London bankers giving certificates for bonds In
which case the money will all be paid this month.
We learn from The Boston Journal that
the Vermont Central RqiIrosd Company commenced
having their due bonds yesterday at Boston. Over
$500 COO were paid and exchanged for Second Mortgage
Bonds.
The imports of Dry Goods at New York
from foreign pOrs for the week ending July q were a.
follows: - ,s.,
Ts,.! entered a. tn. y.,, ,S ~; slss,s
Total thrown upon tbs mafket..'.'. fi9f'S "Hfs
FROM January
Total entered the port. s1f1l5lOl s@Sls9g
To.l thro yn upon the nsrkeG.... J&o@696 S,S7f5ta
,ee that he will pay at the Mechanics Bank on s.tur.
day the 3lst July instant the interest due the LIT
August, that day being Sunday.
The shipments Of Specie from this port
for the past week were follows:
BY Elinor Hoyte, An gold ................. sasO0s
Steamer Europa Liverpool, Am gold ........ f01gTr
Steamer Europa Liverpool, English gold ..... 80
Ship Patrick Henry LoncoD, Am gold. ..... 100000
Steamer rsnklo, Bsyre, Am. gold ........... 1gstoo
Steamer Franklin, Havre Am. silyer.......... 5000
Steamer Frsnkl'u, Hsvre, German slver........ $3.50
Steamer Franklin, Hsvrs, Mexican dolsrs..... $1,000
Other gold and syer oEin. sos Be
Total June D July 3.................... sl,IO408
Previously reSorted I2ls469s
Total for 1882. ..,......................s
Mr.. John Brough, President of the Msdi-
son and Indianapolis Railroad has Published 10 small
pamphlets "a brief history Of that Road. which, anae
his on guidance has been brought out Of ssse % an
hc1iy into Of great and permanent Prospsn'y DO
york was originally commenced By the ssA'' o. ina-
ana which appropriated sla ssysen OF inter
nal Railroad Improvements, Of which w s0sd W. ~
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MARRIED.
DIED.

On Wednesday I'd June sy Rev SIDNEY A. Corey OLIVER r.
nILDEBEbGER Of HeSIOrk, yAsH D. daughter Of Josu
A Miner Of Lite FsRs, Nj
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Henry CLAWS FAREWELL ADDRESS,
The celebrated Engraving of the United States Senate
Chamber few ehoice impressions for sale by "a ANTHONY
No. sos Broadway.
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EF To ENJOY The Fourth OF july go 10
Roor's FOR your Picture, for you know Keats says
q" Ting of beauty s aloy forever
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Fairfield WIS sung; the frs, verse Of which Is" f'l


Our barks that long az snchor
In quiet port have lhin,
To-day cOnmeucr their voyage
Der lte's dark heaviuC main
We know that shosl, snd qHi-xssnds
Lie bid beneath the wave.
And toaming angry breakers
f.r In the distance rave
1s- Reports q Committees were then rsad-thst On
the Primary Department by L. q Arnold Esq on The
Academic Dersrtner. Peumsuship, Reading and
Drawing, BY Rev :. J. Prime on Musk, By c. T.
Smith, ESQ., on Languages, by Mr. Roneyn; " Natural
Sciences by Dr. J. y. Minor; on Ma-hematics ey Prof
Hackley on Mental and Moral Philosophy md Cru.
cism, by Rev. Mr.. Stone; on Compositions Of the
Academic Department ty Dr.. Judd On Competition.
Of Collegiate Department, by Rev. 5 J. Prime. TIE
productions all passed upon to ts credit Of the
composers
An Ode, commencing as solows-the production q
Miss Massa-was then sung:
Glad sunshine on the Srching sky
Paints coors rich ard bright
Whose rainbow hues rni1ng, form
The pure and perfect light
So nay each varied power and truth
Be min eled in our neerts,
That round us we may cast lignt
Like thst the sun inparis.
Aher which, Prof Eaton and Dr.. Judd read compoi.
tons 10y the pupils which was followed by another ode
- the composition of Miss Helen Reed-when q. Van
Wsgenen, Esq, the President, read the Address and
presented diplomas 10 twenty-five young ladies who
were entitled to them for their atlainments.
The closing ode, by Miss Reed, commencing az fol-
lows and Benedction, closed the proceedings Of the
evening
the wind the airhsrp breahs5 plsntlye al low,
And sof from It's sweet chords sad melodies wv,
sweeps DER heartstring the mournfu ffTecca,
40 sad from bOsoms the parting uOses swell.
We would sing not glad bur sor-o~tul lay,
For the friends Of our grlho0d must eaye Is to-day
We weep, for the parting must sever IN twain
Tie links bright snd golden OF loves mystic cham.
The exercises throughout were performed with great
credit to the pupils snd their Principal and all things
passed OF satisfactorily.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PREPARATIONS FOR To-DAr-ACCI-
DENTS By F1REwoEHs-At sunrise this morning, and at
noon a national salute will be fired from Washington
park unoer the superntend6nee Of Major Powell aud
the church and city bells will be at dsybreak, noon
and sunset sn the evening grand pyrotechnl; dis
play s to take place Fort Greene waich already pre-
cents the usual holiday appearance of booths and shan
tes decorated with flags Many were put up yesterday
ard crowds Of people came 10 take View OF what was
going forward. Strict watch was kept all day by the
police to prevent the sale of intoxicating drinks Not
witbstandipg their vigilance good deal sold under
the Of beer and sarsspala, the effects OF which
became visible IN number of instances toward evening
The frng Of pistols crackers, squibs, &c, was in
dused in BY the boys to unlimited extent and num-
Der of accidents occurred in consequence On Sstur.
day evening Mr. Arthur Higgins, policeman OF the
Second District badly injured by the discharge OF
a small gum in the possession Of some lads IN Mainst-
Hewas citing the opposite side OF the street and In
scha position that the Tamrod which, through neglect
hsd no, been drawn out impeled through his foot
and lodged In his shoulder HIS injuries are
About the same time Mr. Joseph Riley, an aged man.
Was knocked down aud over By an ice cart as ne
was crossing Fulton e. Market The wheel passed
over his shoulder and left breast He vas conveyed 70
his house No. 81 Fultonst, by Otcer PhillipL 81
Police The horse had become unmanagease In conse-
quence Of the almost incessan discharge of fireworks
A lad employed in Mi1dletons store corner OF Hicks
and Aiant had bis right hand injured by the burst
u Of pistol which had been overcharged the even
Ing Of the same day.
During tie night there were several alarms OF ire,
which proved false in every instance Yesterday alter
noou however shed in the Of house on Union
st. was found 10 be on fire, caused by discharge oil
crackers Several individuals thought It an excellent
occasion 10 indulge In muss but the parties about halt
dozen in number, promptly arrested aud placed
In confinement Two or three men were also taken in.
10 custody for racing through the streets.
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE FE-
MALE AcADEMY.-The sixth annual commencement OF
this Institution took place Friday evening at the
Academy in Joralenon street, before as large an audi
cree "a could be pressed into the place where the ex
ercises were neld Not only the hall filed ou' tns
DOORS salIweys and passages Leading thereto "ei0
completely blocked up, to render glimpse even
ofthe performances on the inside an utter imPosAoinS
for ,hose " ho came after the proceedings mad oeeH
commenced
The platform was occupied by the Board Oh lfu's7o
and the Exsnipirr Committees While the puPu' all 0,
whom we're alfred Il white were seated In the rear %
, he audience J..
| The srsre,ses were com nenced With aprayei %
Rev. Mr.. Lewis, when al Ode the proou'a'u u A'''
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On Saturday JsS sAsr Enssras ilns's, Mrs JAiE srE-
WINS, ris q EPhysm s,eVeas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05

INcENDIARrsM.-Early Saturday morn
ire officers Philips and Babcock ID Police, were at
ractsd 10y light emanating from the frame building
No Wster.t and on proceeding thither found aarge
quantity of shsvugs In the front part othe building
tire Alter some difficulty they succeeded In eXtiu-
gushing the flames. Ii Is believed TO have beea de-
signtdly set on fire.
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~ A box directed to Charles Lee. Penn
Yam Yates Co, N Y, was taken posse,sOa Of by the
Brooklyn Health Warden, on saturday and conveyed
TO the Be- District Station House. 1t came from San
Francisco In the brig Edinburgh, and had been placed
on one of the Brookyn ferry boats, on the Ne@fork
side Il is supposed 10 contain human body, and as
~ person accompanying it had permit, the Warden
took it Ia charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05

EXTENSIVE FIRE-GREAT Loss OF
PRorxRIY-Ab6ut 10 o'clock last evening the exen-
siye oil works OF Mr. VIM. Leeds, on the corner Of
Smith and Cen,er-sts were discovered TO be on fire
and burned with frightfu rapidly. dense black
volume Of smoke arising theretrom was carried the
length Of the City in northeasye direction aud
ne plainly visible in NewYork as it was in Brooklyn.
The combus,ibe nature of the contents consist
ing of many hundred barrels of oil and resin,
Il all prospect Of saving the property and the ire
men consequently exerted themselves in preventing
from reaching the houses In the neghborhood In which
they succeeded house Immediately adjoining, and
occupied by the foreman Of the premises, Mr. VIM Mack
was also burned down His loss will not exceed $500
Mr. Leeds's loss Is estimated at near $4,000 the
amount of insurance not sscertaned The factory stood
upon the banks of Gowanus Greek, and the oil running
into It presented the appearance OF water on fire Mr.
Leeds has an Office 1t No 100 Maiden lane, NewlOrk.
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FIREs.-On Saturday night fire broke
out In the dwelng- ouse No % Alenst. occssioued
by some persons throwing quantity of llghtsd Ere
crackers into one of the windows The danes were
speedily subduec. Damage trifng.
About o'clock yesterday morning, the police Of the
Twentieth Ward discovered fire in the building cor.
per Of Fortethst and Nnthsv, which they succeeded
In extinguishing before much damage occurred
AtIlIs O'Clock Saturday morning FIRE broke out in
building In LeaDder.pace, corner of sevsnih-st and
Avenue B. Officer Baxter, with the assistance Of some
citizens, exngushed the danes before the premises
were much damaged.
The alarm OF IRE on Saturday night was occssioned
BY the explosion Of campheae lamp Ia the basement
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CHILD FOUND IN A SINK.-The body OF
ale child yesterday found In the sink rear of
house No 2l4 Seventies where, from all appearances,
it bad been for several days. The Eleventh Ward Po-
lice made diligent Inquiry as to how 1t came there,
bur cou obtain no satisfactory answers A attempt
was made to steal the body after II had been taken in
charge by the Police The Coroner notified and
will hold an inquest upon it.
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US. COMMISSIONER Charge
of Assarh rib D1tSrors E,apoH-Mr Jotn A. Cos.
Ter mate of the chip Robert Parker examined on
charge Of ssssutng Of the with dangerous
weapon blsying pin. Testimony taken, and the
Complaint dismissed.
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L. s. CIRCUIT COURT.-Before Judge
Betts The Ezyadifion C6sc-The argument la the
case Of Thomas KANE, claimed under the Ashburton
Treaty, (aresdy referredto) concluded The quei-
tons for decision whether Commissioner Of the
Court has jurisdiction under the treatyand he has
whether the case was property brsught before him
Adjourned to Wednesday.
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Mr.. NARsH's SERMoN.-Mr. Marsh's
Sermon on the Maine Law, last evening in the Puritan
Church Union-squsre, listened to with much sen.
tiOp, by large audience 1t was based Rom vii -
"The law is holy, and the commandment, holy just and
good" This the Law of God, be held up as great
mirror, In which to view and test all human laws In
The Hight Of this law he examined cur License Laws,
exhibiting all their denominations In city and country
And In this, be presented the Maine Law, showing
correspondence with s great principles In Its excelsior
Of all evil and securing 10 the community wide and en-
during good Testimonials ths point were numerous
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Found DRowNED.-The body of John
Nicholson was yesterday found in the dock foot of
34thft East River Is was taken 10 the Bellevue Dead
House. foot of 2Gthst, East River, when the Coroner
was notified 10 hold an inquest
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-CathariRe Mi
la,d an emierant woman while derangcd, on Saturday
ri-hi Jumped Into n. dock At the foot Of Mdrray't,
North River with intent 70 destroy herself Sac was
however, rescued from watery grave By Officer Bray
Of the Third Ward, who took her 70 the Cry Prison
when she placed in tue OF Dr. Cove ply stefan
10 the City Prison
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- The body Of an unknown.m nan was

-four yehte day the TO of One Hundred and Seven
tyfht in the North River IL taken in charge by
the XlIth Ward Police, who notified the Coroner.
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ACCIDENTAL son of Mr.. Fairbanks,
Of No 3ss Thirdst, had one of his hands badly ia
jured by the premature explosion of pistol which
be was in the act OF disch4rging Saturday evening
lie attended by DR.. Warner, after which he was
sent home.
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FIBE.-At an early hour Saturday morn
ing FIRE broke GU. in the basement of an unoccupied
building, corner OF 67.st and Broadway owned by Mr.
Hoyt. Officers Eagin and Jackson, Of the Nineteenth
Ward, who were near al the time, succeeded IN exnn'
suishinp the flames before much damage occurred 1t
was doubtless the work of incendiary as there was
no person living in the building.
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CnAR6E or EMBEZZLEMENT.-A young
man, named John Discoll was yesterday arrested By
officer Patterson, Of the Lower Police Court charged
with having embezzled s257 81 the property Of hi.
employer, lsasc C0ae, Esq. coal merchant doing bl
amounting TO the above named were entrusted TO
the accused 70 collect and that after having become
posset',d OF the money be refused to hand il over.
The accused taken before Justice Bogsrt aud conf
used 70 prison for trial in default of s. 900 bail.
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VIOLENT AssAULT.-On Saturday n hit,
disturbance took place at a shop the corner Of
Orange and Frankliu-.ts, between two men, mar ID
Michael GeTrsebty end James Thompson. when the ior
mer threw tumbler az his antagonist which struck
him upon the head and knocked him down; he then
jumped upon him and finally bit Of his fingers near
" lh Toe fellow then fed but captured by Officer
McCauley Of the Sixth Ward and taken before Justice
Osborne, who locked him up 10 answer for the assault
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SUICIDE.-KaChaeI WaIdrOn, coIored
woman residing with her husband al NJ. li3 Cnrsse-
st. Yesterday purchased two ounce vial OF Laufanum
Al the Drug Store Of Dr. Williams, corner OF Become
and Christiess which che swallowed AID soon after.
ward msde kIewn the fact. Two physicians were i'm
nedistey called Ia, and the stOmachp pump was sP-
Piled but effect the unfortunate WON an died 10
The course Of three hours after taking the pol- IL Is
said that family difficulties led her tothe commission OF
the act The Coroner notified TO hold an Inquest
upon the body