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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07
WILLIANSB URGX ITEMS.

BrrGr,RY-Within the past three days, the dwelling
hcu,. o. Mr. S,loan Souh Ninth street entered by our
gar the the family ard robbed OF qaniy OF
SILVER ware ar cothn The burglar also len behind h odd u OF
eoh them with much better suit oeor sns 10 tno
Pc IIieto4 Of III house.
Officer II. Guitchard has been appointed Captain OF tho
First ard Police Uccr Dortyan The iOmer Csp n ms oe'n
special dug thu Mayors oce and the Pohcs .'aI
Christian Smith fined Sl0 yesterday, by Mayor
" all. fo tlowin1h dog in the streets, unmuzEicd
The brick wall around the National Race Course AT
Newowu be completed today About 800 bneksyers have
Loo, fovsd
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MARINE CouRT-B.sore Jude PHrLLrps.

Afin0l Jamts J. NcNannls Jonn OtOnnO Con
tscor. and Edmund A Pesrce, Owner
To recover under the lien law for painters work done
bv plaintiff. OF house but Mr PeaEce Mr. OConnoT
tractor seventh sud E;hfbss, The Court
ubstan VI the
M COlB0r and the enhodsr have greater
csr gr the could have had the
lien had MOI Judgment plaintiffs 0Connor only
loT g. the amount
Lew M,ers sgi The Panama Railroad Company
To the u the road The lain
r.sted payment fail up Judgment for psous pSSt
from " hieh tIlo aid, 20 be deducted.
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Thar TrRyyRs Ass,rLTED.-On Monday a lar
Ia " LNTLLLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-GESERsL rgRNBefore Judges MITCHELL.
ROosEvEL and CLERKE.
David Receiver North American rust and Bnkn ast
ru,tees of what the second Half Million trust.
Tins case up appeal yesterday; II beng con-
elafof the creditors and ocAhodeof The u
% st the Trust invalid that transferrcd
urIe did not pass This, in defense ia denied and also
claimed thar the Million having been decided In favor Of the
conunR precisely the state OF facts ~ TINS,
sho The latter denied The argument on
Laura G. Otslam agt Isaac q. Grahsm.
Of Divorce the ground of inhdey Pisinh 10 hive
ti..,Jv If he ufaufc a.
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cornr or coMMoN pLEAs-Belors yudss INen.u.n.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Beiore Judge NORAHM
Homer Morgan sgt Aaron C. Jewell
To recover $3.50 commission $4,000, the price at
which land Wecheste County belonging ~ defendant
ned that the sale made BY plainth az de-
sided that pann not 10 receive any compenss
he usde sale and then ony - be u per cent and no
sac sna def ndsni sold himself 70 Nj McNanee
\tdlc. or plaiuiih, 10
DEATH EX-ALDERMAS HENRY.
shaa. Court the death Of Thomas
s Henry ESQ., and formerly Alderman oi tho
Ward who Did a. his reside m this ty on Monday ngat
~ e,usuuuon Mr. Henry although still
Young acquired high standing Tor honor and integrity and
would bear him assertion that among menoers
Of the bar hi. without requiring formal
wiring standing bar h. has held chic stations Of
that the our 20 ourn Judge Inzrshs
the o Tie adjournment be entered upon the nun
lAd H. native OF lendss Nh y stated be bore
the tal and esteemed for his quiet aud
public and private life lie served believe,
A. Alderman OF the sixth Wafd and
thu office ad Wald Hi. health has been for
and he has passed the aud Of life At
early much respected and his los by large circle deeply
Before Judge DAILY,
William II. Patton The American Mutual Insurance Co.
To 81 900 and interest, the amount OF yudS
msnt obtained PHILADELPHIA Peb 1851 loss By ire at
Hantons In city, plaintiff having effected in,ursnee on
Isy Feb la< and The IRE occurred "tmn ho pefo'
In defense said plaintiff obtained the policy by invalid
also that the Judgment sued no.
effective company Pbad pha foreign e1pofap
Court which udgment did net have nfdction This
Verdict plaintiff, with at, t215S %
Joe ph Howard agL Daniel Cady 49,.
$50 alleged Of horse fl1f says
he bouht defendant giving in horse Of his
money! that the deieadant warranted horse ~ DO
t ce tanned that the horse nsgeai "
p.rec wndbo<D and he sues to recover pb,
vi ch viii hs own horse wa The amount he paid
deB that there warranty by defendant,
by de,ldsn which borne and defendant
claims recover flC0. To be continued
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FArAL FALL-COroner Hilton yesterday ned an m m
Gues, al York Hospital epon ne body OF John sn,
naive Of New York years who died Monday night
sregrs Friday he called the rOurh " ara
Pe Station that wished 70 b. taken 70 the t.Pa
a. h. hsd allen down the hOIse rner OF Market
AID south and badly injured III. e9u was com led
xih Al d. As placed the Of d. De nOs NOR
In, EXAMINATION ng II discovered that the bladder mad
ben ruptued and III Of death verdict VI aeci
dental DE- ath rendered by the jury
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ACCIDENT on THE WTsTIRS RuLRoAD.-Mr. Nrver
was run over on the Albany and Boston track between
Schoduck and Greenbush by the evening train on
night about l2 o'clock He instantly killed me- mead
being completely smashed. Mr.. Nver was aweai'hy nan
and al aged and respectable citizen Of schodnek
.- ~ fAIbsny Knic erbocker 9Th
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Our reporter returns as sincere thanks to Mr. Oliver b.
Goldsmith the eminent Writing Master OF No. Boz Broad
way New ork for his signal aid 20 him in collecting the
above facts and also for the generous hospitality which
he extended TO him.
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South FoRpU.N VILLA SITES-Closlng tho TO

suTsrb VILLA at South Fo,dhsn WI !,
posed II 81 II TO Nossow They will be sold on the soan'
that purchaser. fair Of what % orcfed ous "
persons who have property would fail 20 sec are "a 80
j. sbl lovely IN oe 80 -
huidirg pnrposes bat u also Of the mos; eesny
Neschesr County Those ~ho wish attend ne SAFE eau ~ ~
charge by applying at the tuct0ne-r once NO
The advertisement IN another of the paper more i1 "a
utsirs The location. &c
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To recover back 81 III alleged % have been oyerpaid
executed BY plaintiff 70 the late Rober stewart tuo
Gle defenda for $1,000 which upon the death u said
Robert vested dfendanf The claim denied and 10
principal aud interest due Ia 1884,
ti8 there
1852 balance principal and Interest struck
y feyoroi defendant. &c The case 10
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INpORTrp Gas FNrURES.-The largest assortment
in New Yosk embracing the newest patterns from the most eeie
brs ed u.skrrsin Paris London snd Brnineham. -
" J. y DALEY Il Co. New Marble stores,
Nos e3l and eSj Broadway.
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The SLAVE PEMBROKE.-We have received the follow
ing sums additional toward purchasing the freedom Of
real EsrArE-The following sales were made June 8

FATAL ACCIDENTAL little girl named Styles, SIX years
of age was run over last evening the OF Broad
and Pearl-sts by runaway horse attached to cart and
almost instantly killed She taken up and carried to
the residence her parents No. 40 Pearst where an IN
ou,st will he held.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07
CITY ITEMS.

In the Board OF Aldermen las; evening commune anon
was recei, Cd from Mr.. Glazier. Commissioner o. see'
and Lamps nominating Erasus w Glover Tor >upcrlh
tendent OF Streets. in place OF Geo. Whe' 'eo'ed -"
nomination referred 20 the Committee on Saia'es anu
Offices Several papers Of an ordinary character were
disposed Of AID. Herrick called up Document No 81
being the Report against accepting the res naton by hlss
& Reid of their The Minority Report in favor
Of accepting this gnaon and sustaining the seton oil
Controller Fagg, was also brought up AID. Moti made
a srong speech against the Russ Red contract. lie
said il was frand upon the tax2aying community from
the beginning to the end and pu up tomorrow, under
the new system Russ & Reid would bid ii in at half tho
prce MI Russ he said had controlled the action of the
old Board and he hoped he would not be suffered TO inu
ence this body and that all who voted 10 sustain Russ
Reid in their Illegal contract. should be eonsp'cuousy
marked BY their constituents. AID. Herrek spoke to
some extent with view to condemn the action of the
Controller in requiring surrender of the Russ Il Reid
contract AID VIM. Tucker sustained the acton OF the
Controller and denounced the Russ Reid contract "a
svinde upon the City, from beginning to end lie be
ey that Russ Reid sincere in suren ierng thcr
contract but after the paper signed, they called the
Controller dsgraceul and boosted thar they had
20; their money $4,000 and would &c; the Common
Council refuse the acceptance OF their surrender lie
also believed that Russ & Reid made the proposal to the
Controller 10 surrender their contract provided that the
balance due them paid and contended TO accept the
resignation Aid. Noorhis, in a long speech, spoke 10
much the same effect, and pronounced the Russ Reid
contract Illegal Russ Reid had spent $4,000 in litiga-
ton already regard 10 this contract for the Bowey and
Fourh-av and in his opinion, they might spend $4,000
more before they could legally get st cents AID Lord
gave his opinion that the contract was Illegal and
read the Injunction restraining the Board OF Aldermen
given from the Supreme Court last SUMMER The con-
tract, according to the Supreme Court Illegal and he
boted that this Board would be blind 10 the inter-
ests Of the City as TO sustain it, The subject was
finally ref rred to Special Committee OF Five VIZ The
Aldermen from the Ninth. First, Tenth, Eleventh and
Eighteenth Wards. resolution came from the Board oil
Councmen to appropriate $4,000 for the celebration Of
the 4th Of July which was afet much discussion laid on
the table
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r,w UNICORN AlIyE-This curious animal. better


a. he Rhinsceros the molcrns attracting crowds
Mn At B,SNVMs Museum The great Dram, OF kaffAsLLs
- 80 TpIs AFTERNOON and 1HIs ESEsiSc
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nEvINEs. COMPOUND PITCH LOzENGE.-

The very be.; m.tcr. IN world for Colds Corah snd
Corsumption All order, BE- addressed TO WV hESSE'
C.rsr,l Agent. No 20 Greenvich.t T. Also Tor As VI
CLOuGh5 VEGETABLE COLUMBIAN PILLS
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COURT or GENERAL sEsSlOgS-TvEspAr-Bsf,rs the
RECORDER.
A, ,ba of ,he no f,llo oenticmeu

At the opening Of the Court the following gentlemen
qualified ~ Grand Juon: .
Phislus H. Holt Foreman GsfaEdls Boyce John C. bsyln
Fc Clak Andrew Farmer Taos J. Gldsshese Theod Mar
ire W Braser Clarsson Crogs. Danl Dsyoe, ssmpcn
Moore Sanford M.oamber Henry Oim-tsad J. Wood~orh
81 Young. ". c At~el. VIM BsHeb, Elias Dessr Maurice
herman al jose yL Leggetf.
Grand np.nneied the Recorder ~
hen The charge he which the is~ required
addition which be directed them 70 ~
the condion of The markets. sewers am
whether ther construction VA con 49,
the requirements pgbc health sod welfare nc - az,
the -abbsfh ~ W ntn
srn srs ol m, aud oiDss upon them me necessity
cheek he inefe1-z
@ ne uenee Of lie Lords tie Thought r4s h~a deJ "
a no he no. occurred On snnss De"ts 80 hfe con
ysnes Broadway, and sAd w ms necessary ''' i'e ~ IN
tAe lhaI. - -
Anthony Hvden Paul Shook. Henry ShooA George
~, f.;,.n Peter Agsn Jseob H. Brown aud John
% ~ fh,u tiled and and battery having
~ N.h nxsred in fsht Of
Forty hthe The prsonep attached to Ep-
~ n Hook and Ladder Co No both which Companies
80. INTO dculEy While returning from DIRE which broke
,h.t say III. oil convicted remsnded Tor
teGce. Tie Cosrt Their Cd ogrned for the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07

the E,.ravasrr the FASY LcT GuaKD tn, wonderful
performances Mons DEssSi form the bin Of entertainment
he Nsficra Theatre TO night
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WRECK OF THE THos. WRIGHT.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
Foe Os.ersoAs By strsars TAsr-oncr at cha"'1'
~ JoHy 6. =. soSzrIrI. .
1884. ga " I'm Sr NJ
June ......................7o. .ls 20
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fAdyertiseIEenfl

LADIES will find the PHYSIOLOGICAL CABINET,
No se Broadway agreeable place to visit Rooms 'ie ''
their accommodation Mr. Fo~LEk and s"'ef si
,,.,d.,cs ., ,,t upop those who may wsh their Pr0ie'
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Advertisement -
u.... cnr.r EoI ipsY-Ih hose twenty eight splen

TIM GREAT ECLIPsE-IH Vsc t"o',y -. M a.
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tAkel 70 lrrecLlon.
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COURT CALYSDAR-rHIs DAY.

COMMON PLEss-Par Mos 7s9 so7, SOC, ss3f, s62.
% ~ 90 s 81 ss ss 30 81 s2 rsrs @SOs $50 no.
SUPERIOR CoCRT.-Nos. s2< 1884, $751; ss2 900, 1,oos.
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~ 20 $40 "a lI07 .es ol l04 loS lo1, l.oS.
Io<s. ic5o i.o52 i.o54, as. ioso -.
SuPRExE CoURT-(ieneral Term.-Nos. 10. 10, Ss'
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lAdyerfisement

pooL .Kssn;ng Rooms of c. G.. MARSH NO $40
nnI.,sn BaiIainsJ vll continue Spsa a. as,lns
n, ssmmst TLose interested are invited " CAL " " '
sglan.
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The Earl Of Elgin and suite arrived at the Clarendon
last evening, from Washington.

To rHE BESEyoLEsr.-More aid is very much wanted
in the Girls Industrial School,, Thiriytourth-st near
Sxth-av. ANY ladies willing to contribute some two
hours Of personal service in teaching vagant children the
use of the needle any Afternoon of the week VIII confer
special favor by leaving their address with the teacher
of the school, No. West 1hrtyourth-st., or with the
Maron of the Home for the FrendIess, No % East
Thrtieth-st Wednesday, June y between the hours OF
II and p NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07

ARREsr or A FuGirWE FExALE.-sergesnt Jameson
H. sixteenth Ward Police yesterday arrested woman
.d Su.su charged with stealing gold coin from
nsu yug 10 Philadelphia On searching her person money -
tbsr amount found She ned prepsrsloy
he M sent 10 Philsde lphs for trial.
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THE FUNERALS.

Tho funerals of the deceased took place from their lac
..donco on Monday afternoon. The extra train on sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07

A NuIsAScE.-Capt Stevenson of the Sixteenth W ard
Police has teiy received sewers. anonymous com
n.g hin oce.d German dancsnogs- at the cor
nj OF Tv, nth x,n.t ,evenfhay l"rnrh ward "nich
If dancing wed on
nd .ept az almost all night The parties sao1ld complain
70 he Aderan and sn OF Police OF the Twentieth "ssd .ld
who mas no a4"oiiJ " INC aei o ~
house out Vi Ais district
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Rrx OYER AND KnLED.-Bridget Stiles, a child si1

,ofr 10 ~ Pearlst over on Monday
MINI Nv no died serwsrd Coroner ODonnei
yeray an Inquest and Jury renered
ydct sgsI driver the cart for GOT taxing poPe
Of LsLo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07

LARCENY BY A FEu,LE.-A woman named Mary Me-
eu. va, Yesterday charged stealing wearing
spp. 70 the value OF .T5 house Of Mr Jorh Sh,
b4rsh No Rynsiou admitted her guilt and
u ~ Justice Wood ts portion Of he property ws osna
pawn shop the balance the house Of Dsa pes
msn " here she had len IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07

Mrs. BRITT, a so-called medium from ST. Louis
in our City has given dscourses here which have
pleased the Sprtuasts and to give three free lee
lures more this and the evenings OF Friday and sunday
next, at the Apollo rooms, No 4lO Broadway we nave
generally found this sort of talk rather yapoy aud sopo-
,6c but Mr.. Brtts may be superior, as is asserted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07

FATAL ALL IfON tAb-rIdltn NUM- 'N.hA''
30 es Of age in attempting Jump of Of the fhrdiY car,
aud the BOwe-y saturday ns ei
backward head paving sstsile
rrs which proved An Yesterday held upon me
bd y Coroner Doune and the Jury rendered yeFde' Of
eide ut1 death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07

ARRysr FOR GRAND LARcEsY-Sarah Barnard,
dre.s maker Monday nzht, charged with eang
watches and articles Of ~ey 70 ne Vale IN az %
The eccused BOARDED the family OF Policeman Ackef
Sixteenth Ward who uspsetnS that she had 't9en me
sc made inquiry and FUND thai they belonged to acy b'r
who had employed her The property "s recovered
AID accused ked by Justice stuart ios tssA
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FOUND neutrality-suspicious. IV't'4E91- '37|
Hot IS wears Of age found that place The body had
weeks aud mares Of violence P
urcu t. rendered verdict Of ceata bY dfo"nz
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FATAL FALI.-Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held an IN
quest No Chey upon the body Of Patrick 1
s Of a. wear. Of s.e who oied from the effects 81 ~
down fsh Of steps No 70 Pike It, on the an I "h.' 10
tacs.d The Jury rendered verdict Of aeedentA' asa'
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PUBLIC HXCITEMENT-PURsUiTo VI THE n0hoh""
To return to the events Of Saturday ms dao'"o"'
outrage was generally known by o'clock in Patchsgue,
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At the Complimentary Concert given to Mr. wallace on
Saturday Night massive gold snubox was presented to
him. bearing this inscription:
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For The relief and cure .ESufering Females!


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From the Fairmont Va. ) Reyustfean.

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able. .. ..,.s ..Is fsHF n.
This medicine is the result of long experience and
study OF those diseases Of the lungs which frequent in
our changeabc elimatei and claim 1t advance
OF all before discovered those peculiar
comp nts an Improvement upon all, and consequently
superior to all others. f-'
We shall make extravngant assertions efficacy
who deceive all who trust the shall hold any
Inducements which experience does not justify.
lfpatients will persevere in tbs of this medicine,
and 1t dincted they will be cured in every instance
that it's not beyond the power of medicine There
nun erous persons enjoying he blessings of health
since been in their grave but for the timely perseve.
ring OF this invaluable remedy 1t is not pretended
that II is nable III every stage OF consumption, but
know II TO b, better adapted the various diseases
respiratory than any other Medicine
the public. All ask is trial. and in every instance il
faction not siv"n, the money will be returned. g
Genuine signed Z. HALL & CO. For sale by JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country aps-iy