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DIED.

BAssErT-Iu BroOAlyu L. l.. lry' wA: yorusest 'On of
t 1 nd 4 4Ssy ANN s H. M Rs residence
10 = ksmssn It. feHds Of The family are n'I ga % attend
will be 10 the Cemetery OF the Evesreens
'' BuRHHARDTO On Tuesday morning the eth inst o'clock,
Mrs Mary BuIshsrd wife Of Charles b. Bufshsrd Esq., oil TINS
Tie friend. acquaintance. respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from the r,sidence OF C. b. bus hadt NO - %
CHAMBERs-ou Wednesday 5th inst, Margaret Chambers,
he relative. and friend. the family respectfully Invited
nom her resdenee No 81 Ruse corner Mdl.ons Her
CoSsT1BLE-on tuesday July of cholera nfsDam Robert
Arnold son and Henrietta Constable aged 10 mon'l'
have bee inferred At Greenwood tho ,.,.n,. Of
H. H. f jane. Ga sS s9 hSS,A ' Day ss
10 month. sGS p a. ss s of S' c S g. in %
.od friends Of the s% and En %i%' Ss q n
as5 ea rT ' on rssy moSs July O. 70 ococ
e At the .tossn Fsny s i0 81 . Of cso
DYckMtAS9,. ID !Sy SS' o. infant son OF
chss:'on M + t F'rTq a s. Il so ssa
have i1her particular. the Palmetto Division Of Son. Of TEN
reIsnee or roTr.e,S Of me r.s rom, 0's
on wdnesda evening July
wa T T ., rr ,.f % tex to Mount Peasst
S E Fd ro Tdss z SUah G ay1s and Psr.
BrooLkn The relatives nd friend. nvited to attend
b h9S d ss1y 1 sn3 az R i@; zoe ci
H M1S isI psai COM "s Mary
Of Brooklyn T. sed g years o on ih ia' a. soo 81
s N;y E" child Of D Morgan aged months and
oIIvER-A Morrissra July Mrs Marsare, Oliver aged g.
The friend. Of h family Hd iae.s Of her son,
o'clock precisely from the residence OF Joseph Cobet No ~
sPh nc Iydi. springer o'
and dsys Her ain. taken TO PeeEss io ms,nen
3, Geo Nsi %aS:To of
The and friends respectfully invited to attend the u
usrsiO Frda afternoon
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ST. THOMAS.
From Our Own Correspondent

Fsou Our Own Correspondent
ST.. THOMAS, W. l., Wednesday, June IL, lisa.
The withdrawal Of the steamer "Curlew' from
the route between New-York and St. Thomas, oil
which her consignee received sdvices by the last
English steamer breaks up all regular mail communi-
cation between here and the States and we are now
left to the mercy of casual sailing vessels This mode
is always very uncertain and unsatisfactory and in the
summer months and especially the hurrican season.
which viii soon be upon us. viii furnish very inire-
quent communication. The Cur.ew had been directed
10 run between Halifax and 81. Thomas, touching as
heretofore at Bermuda The cause OF this change is
the complaint of the English Admiral at Halifax that
he does not receive his West India dispatches regularly
The cholera made its appearance in Barbados two
weeks since and has been raging at increasing ratio
I'D 10 the present time. The lnter-Colonia steamer
which arrived this morning. brings accounts that two
hundred and fifty deaths occurred Saturday, the 10Th
instant and one hundred and fifty up to II o'clock on
Sunday These have been altogether, or mostly IN the
town which is called Brissetown, containing 4Oo0 IN
hsbitants but il inevitably spread throughout the
island which containing very dense population, esti-
mated at from 40 GOO TO lot, OOo mostly blacks mus,
furnish truly frightul field for its operations vi al
the British West India Islands, Barbados IS the ohiy
one which has improved in its condition and increased
its products since the act of emancipation IL is said
to be densely populated as the Chinese Empire ana
produced last year under system of free black labor
40 0c0 puncheons of sugar, at tun apiece. Here Is
an exceptional fact for the consideration Of those depre
ciating the effects of slave emancipation.
The ship North Bend" of Boston, with guano. put
in here two weeks since leaking badly that her
cargo is being discharged into the ship Atlas By which
il will be taken to Baltimore, IT, rs is confidently
expected the " b. should be condemned
The new steamer of the southampton ne Atrato,
on her last trip out to St. Thomas accomplished the
voyage in eleven day eight hours-this, il is believed
is the shortest time in which equal spaces of ocean
have ever been crossed. Collins and Cunard will both
have TO prick anew" The A. is an iron paddle
wheel steamer and the largest of that description in
the world In the beauty of her model she can hardly
be excelled.
The new Danish frigate which is TO lie on this
station arrived on Friday last, the 9th She does
credit to the navy of Denmark.
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ESCAPE FROM JAIL.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
ELMIRA, Saturday, July l, 1884.
You remember advertising not long since negro by
the name of VICTOR who broke into Col scrbnors store.
and robbed of $500 worth of cutlery, jewery and fire.
arms. Some weeks aterwarl he was traced to New
jersey where he taken by Officer Garrett and brought
10 Hancock At Hancock he cunningly escaped from the
officer and euded all search until your paper informed Us
started and traced him to Portland, Maine. where amid
stormy opposition, he succeeded in arresing hum ana
finally by equisitOn of the Governor, brought him 10 ths
VILLAGE and lodged him in jail. This evening about ID
o'clock he by of wooden key, unlocked the door
and with two others escaped. He can command some
$500 in cash and is very shrewd intelligent and accom-
nli.hed negro The Sheriff offers another 500 for hs
detection He has heretofore been "oo wise for u.s. but
If az ain taken there will be no lack Of iron erante hanA
and ewes to keep him in custody until iuy connllel
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TWENTY-FIVE or Thirty Persons Killed.
GREAT NUMBER SERIOUSLY INJURED.
MOST HORRIBLE SCENES.
NAMES OF THE DEAD AND WOUNDED

From The Baltimore Clipper, EAIs. July
One Of the most terrible railroad aeciduns tha; ever
ranspired in our country took place yesterday AFTERNOON
ON the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad by when
about thirty persons killed and much larger mum
her more or less wounded some of them but slightly,
while the extent and the nature Of injuries OF Others are
o character TO render il likely that they also will be
called upon TO swell the fearful catalogue Of mortality
The scene of the accident Of the road about
midway between the Relay House and Riders Grove az
which latter spot the Grand American Celebration took
place.
Three trains full of ladies and gentlemen with children
left our city during the day participate in the eeeora-
,on Returning one of the trains left Baltimore a; two
o'clock another started at FIVE and the third 10 whch the
accident occurred, at about fifteen minutes later -.
II seems that the accommodation train for York with
four passenger cars attached under the direction OF m
Scott Conductor started iis way up shortly before
O'clock Instructed TO lay of at Green Spring switch until
one of the excursion trains should pass Ihs ne dd and
the second train passed as directed Inc accom-
mediation train then started and dreadful 70 relate al ex-
cnrson train from the Grove had also started.
They met about three-quariers OF mule ABOVE the
Relay House at the OF abrupt switch, and came
tocefber with fearful crash.
Ibe locomotive attached the excursion train was be-
hind nu,hipg the cars that attached TO the other tram
ives in 'front.' and literally plowed It's way mo 'he CATS
'oaoea VIZ Sazsn cars were crushed and shivered
.ms and large number of their unhappy inmates either
killed the spot or dresdiuy injured NJ ,h.e
scrbed as narrowing the last degree Several OF those
srS md wounded were so caught in the wreck OF the
broken cars that they could not be released for consider
able time. ~. -. .o,,;.;,;on AMI
~, ;va and uphurt made superhuman efforts for their
relief The cry for water from the sufferers was continual
not however till the locomotive attached
70 The excursion train had been attached to the crippled
mas that the dead and wounded were got out isrge
number Of those who escaped wG1eS H'e 0'"'
immediaiely upon the authorities At Calvert Station
being informed Of the disaster they dispatched ocomo
rrmher Of physcians along The train with the survivors
and The kitd and wounded came In as ls o'clock Inc
acme Al he dSpot was haowng in the extreme An I'M
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

From The G.lers Advertiser.
We ara indebted to the Hon. f. b. Washburne for the
following letter. from the Hon. d. L. gregg COMMISSION
er TO the Sandwich Islands.
HoSoLuLu, Hawaiian Islands, April Il, ls9i.
DEAR Sir: In looking the letter ned the nonor
10 address you the 2ch ult., discover very sel-
Que bunder in stating the proportion OF the a"aah peo
ple who are able 10 reed and write should have stated
tfye-sxth-' instead Of nineteen twennehs lne ON
cal documents and letter from the Public In
sruction before when wrote ana EN- scaIceiy
able 10 explain how the error was eomnlted.
The report referred 10 estimates hreeonrNs es she
proportion of the adult population over sixteen years oi
age who able read and write Including AZ over
four years il IL sweed 10 hye-sxths-a result sotnswns
favorable than was found IN some OF ne eses o'
the American Union according 10 the census OF lsio
I'm addition 10 what said IN my former letter reia've
TO American interests here give you an estimate OF the
property under flag ahOs in the haroor OF non9u
in the months of October November and December s at
25s bal. shIs and o.thts rot le ,ssn sS' e''A' -
cARGors .-..--o
Whale oil 10 s ~. ga. at as a.
Bone SEA 500 Is ~ I "
fi5sss,si3 %
Ass v.lae Of len merchant vessels from, for the
upi,.d s::., w,nS. - e ssse S worth Of Amer.
ear nerchanel.e Landed dsring the three nonths .o.
Total vain. ss' II y
MY deures' think. are sufficiently low. There are
but few whale ships which do not exceed s0oV' al"
many are much more valuable. .
have no means Of stating, at this time ne s'noun,
Of American property Lanaps sno hs n eonsidsrsbs
though at al approaching to Honolulu IN ns'
In the fall almost the entire feet OF wnaer RON tne
Arctic and Sea of Ochosk come here to rent &c, out
The srrny on their return from the south, they usually
"Osr summer here has fairly commence ine oays
are warm, hut the nights cod ard pleasant.
Ny last dates from the United states ere February T.
Lately the trade between here end San Francisco ha'
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sale. Mt the stock Exchange. ..JrLY 5.
sale. Of stock. at PHILADELPHIA WEDNESDAY,, July s.

Reported for the n Y. Tribune BY Mes'rs Frv & Thomas
Fs,f Toayd-$ 600 Cam and Amb e. 80, s9i 5loO Cty
6 co. $500 Wilmington r. X IS s6i $500 Lehsh S. 70 s3 p
Penns r. R. csh AL do swn az 81 do cash at 10
Re- adiIg Ss go do, b5 33!; 100 do IS 33 100 do 80
500 Creek Coal Co. s5wn rs Is Grad Bank cash ~ %
do. r. 81
Second BOa,d-s 900 READING S. 10 77Ii $40 Chss
3d. 81 ZOO PeDna Coupon s. indorsed a. o
100 City T. Eide days, 90; Penn r. s5wn.t
n Mechanics Bank, b5. 29i - - 1000 a.,
Civ g. 1851 10 r. r., al; 200 Reading R. b. So,
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.BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE CHoLERA.-A man named Moses died OF this dis
yesterday at his clearinghouse in Court-s after
five hours illness. woman named Cstharne Finn
expired from the at No. a2s Coolest, after
brief illness.
Five Of cholera were reported to the Board of
Health yesterday morning Of which three died.
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Fatal RESULT OF AN AccIDEsT.-A boy named Dem
sey, who by the Of the Myrtle line
Monday last died Of his injuries the succeeding day.
The accident occurred by his attempting get the
while they in moton-a practice which has been
tensvey INDUCED in by the boys since the have
menced running.
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LIFE SIZE PHoTo6RAPHs.-The attention OF the
public l. called 20 style Of DAsUERREoTYrEs OK PAPER
esze far surprising Ia depth Of tone and
bfsncy ned painting canva-the sn .er sizes re-
eubng delicate Miniatures on ivory Az 70 likeness and
darsiiv thew a. nnurpssed Pe, licensees Of any size
by this pro,ss DzCseoiypes TAKEN only by
G. D. No u Boulevard ce- Capneines
Psr. ard No. SO Broadway
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Churches, Hotels, Steamships, &c, supplied with
elegant Silver Name and Number Plates Of and esufu de-
plated the substantial manner and elegantly engraved
prices Orders and samples by
the country. EvERDELL No. Jpl Broadway Dusnes
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MARRIED..

Tsppantown Roc kla nd County,
June p BY the D. Cole d. j. Blsuvelt TO Emma Louise daush
ter OF Thomas Lppincott, ESQ.
BOOLE-ToPfING-on fpesdsy, June p, by the Rev DR.
Burchsrd the 3hst Church Edward NJ Booe, OF New YORK.
10 Martha A Topping. of Morrisauis
GALE-BULL-0n Thursday June %, by the tfv d. bea,ts
Gale, Attorney and Counseorat Law brooklyn,
10 Mss Mery dsush,eI Ahner Bull OF Scochtown, " Y.
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DEATH OF BANK CAsHIER-Mr. j. s. Doughty
recently cashier Of the Atlantic Bank and extensively and
favorably known in this community died at his residence
on Tuesday night
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lAdyertisenen-.
TEas-The best assortment of FINE TEAS will be

found Of the CasToS TEA No rs chs;han
between PesT and Rooseyel- The old Tes establishment
readers that than
either wholesale retail They hsvs branch store
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DRowsED.-Michael Woods, small boy, whose pa
rents reside at No. 25 Safest drowned in Dentons
milpond the 4th having gone beyond his depth and
not being able TO swim.
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FROM BERMuDA.-We have received our flee of TIE
BermrGidn to the 2sth u but they contain ns news OF
interest TO our readers.
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ADVERTISEMENT
NATIONAL THRATER-HERR CLINE's BENEFIT. -

evening apart the benefit of Herr Cline the
rope performer fine Of
the comedy Of True Love
Runs Smooth" he pADtorne Of The Frsky Cobber
Tight Rope performance and Dances Apply early places
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TO the Hon. r. b. Wsshturr

been good deal interrupted and the mails ccnse-
f''"NN "D.L GRECO
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Advertisement.
ADVERTISEMENT
Do Won want Music Merchandise Of any kind Cal

AZ HoR.cE WATERS Brosdxsy where kept the largest.
suornent OF Planes Melodeons Music and Musical instruments
Of the United States and prices lower than be had
e,sewhere
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NEWJE,RSEY ITEMS.

This evening there will be meeting OF the Jersey City
Common Council at the office of the Clerk.
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THE Doc LAw.-Mayor Manners of jersey City has is
sued his message giving notice that all dogs found running
at large without collar muzzle, between July ~
and Oct. will be impounded or killed at 81 per head
The election for Alderman of the First Ward in jersey
CITY, in place of AID Ames, resigned. will be held
Tuesday next No nomination hos -
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ADVERTISEMENT

PLEASE READ THIS FOR YOUR EDIFICATloN.-On
TRpRspAy, ysly g. her. win be Auc',cn Sale o. So
valuable bVfL and SIZES West funin
On the ns Of New and Fushins Rslrcd with deYo'
Wet Fushins Sale 10 O'Clock r. For an IN
vssneut pesnansn place q RESIDENCE i con
Of fushns Bay, leland SQUAD and tne
srrossass country parhsns cannot
M 70 double their In shor time the property neress
rspdy Of the Rszosd and the gcs
Essoaa Rses Cocs and also It, accessibility being only thirty
nspteS 10 from ferry mailing seonvenent to the 81
portion the City aehst Free aessn viii b farnshes
4e tsous Of attending n sss y bAsSsa ctL9rr 70
HsDssesek
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A letter was delivered at the Jersey City Post-Olfce
July which was mailed in New-York the ed Of June
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fAdverisemc,tI

ADVERTISEMENT
CRysTALoTYPEs STEREOsCoPEs, CRAYOSs and
plain taken RooTs Premium Dssssrsan1a
nv NJ. s63 Bro sawsy.
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,I,IIF NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES MAILsTEAMERS-rhe Ships composing this line
the following: o,,,o .. A.
ATLANTIC, Capt West PAClLlC capt wye
ARCTIC Capt Luce. bALIiC, CsPI S'n'''eA
These rs been built by contract expressly Tor oovsmnsn
n their construction also
her engines 10 insure speed and their
Tor rasuge are uneqused for and comfort Price OF pa
sse. from Liverpool tcss cabin SID In second
do Of sisteroous -S' from LIVER
oo 10 An experienced Surgeon attached
70 .aeh s,ie No berth occurred until paid for
For ire KIT passage apply 20 . 49,
BROWN SMILEY CO. Liverpool
JOHN NrJNROE / Co. Sofrs Dame des Victorss
Paris OF. GEO II. DRAPER. HAvre.
owre az will lot be accountable for gold silver
,,o .n.c', ewery precious metals, unles bills Of
m therefor the valuehereof therein expressed
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Advertisement
The CLOSING SALE of FORT HAMILTON VILLA

srrs Is advertised for July T. O'Clock NJ
the ground which choice and valuable Lors be
offered sold This opportunity should
Lost In this
beautiful village The steamboat NoTFsk leaves Pier No North
River 10 AID O'Clock for Fort Hamilton Free Tickets to attend
the obtained Of w BAsxEn or C. SAUNDERS No
Hssssust
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

AWFUL CRASH ON THE SuSQUEHANNA ROAD.
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Geo Dufiield baker, killed. He belongs to the Jeher
son Lodge, Ne. 9. l. y. u. r.
- omers boy ~ years of age, head and breast
mutiiaied.
A black man. name unlnows lives with Mrs. Dickinson
Corsuch about miles from the city, on the York road
Mrs Robertson widow lady residing Poppleton-st.,
btween Cove and Lexington. Her head was crushed at
the moment Of the shock. .,
Henry and Charles Brge, brothers, were both killed
having been dreadfully lacerated William and Joseph,
brothers the above both dreaduly injured and
II s supposed mortally.
4 coored named John Wise, residing on Bank;
lane near BelAir Market-csrs fell on his breas, and
crushed him nearly fat
Madison Jerres died this morning from the injuries he
received.
and first car-nstanty killed 49, q,
Mathew Mccormick, lives the corner Of Howard and
- Dorsey, son of Mrs. Dorsey, Faye,te-st., near
N Parsons, both legs broken, from Washington
Factory.
An infant child was badly scalded.
Thomas Horsey, legs smashed.
I-aac Johnson Janiicr of the Male High School both
Thomas o Neil, thigh crushed.
Edward NELL, head cut and leg injured
j. H. Bllups, leg broken and head cut.
An Old gentleman named Harren residing on Toughest
leg broken and other injuries.
Mr. Raymond Of the proprietors Of the laundry at
Washington Hail. collar bone broken and oiher serious H.
Jobp sellman. son Of James SeIman, merchant on
Chepside had one leg broken and the other mashed
Franklin s. Bllips, ankle broken
- Rose, leg mashed.
Joseph Bell scalded and arm broken.
lBy Telegraph
BALTIMORE, Thursday July 6-l A. VI.
Twen,v-eeht are no " dead. number of the wounded
are stl expected TO die.
The Coroners Jury rendered verdict charging the
cause OF the accident to carelesness the part OF the
conductor William Scott and to gross negligence on the
part of the Company in failing to give their rules in more
explicit lepgu
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Sus SrRrcx.-A man named Fanja Wilson, 81 years Of
age sun-sruck Monday afternoon while at work
The ofWastngton and Christopher-sts. He wls
taken TO the Hospital for medical treatment by the Ninth
Ward Police.
The same afternoon a whose name il unknown
but apparently German emigranf, sun-struck at
Per No. II, N. Il. He attended by Dr. Van Lier
and afterward removed 10 the New-York Hospital
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RAILROAD AcciDENT.-A man named john Mulch,
living IN Twentyfourh-st, yesterday afternoon, while
attempting to get off No. 20 Of the Thirdav. line,
which q, the time going at rapid il not reckless rate
ofpeed made issep and fell before the wheels, which
passed over his right foot crushing it in rghtfu
ner lie was picked up by Policeman Tracy of the Chiefs
Office and conveyed to the New-York Hospital, where
his foot will probably be amputated The accident oc-
CURED nearly opposite the Hall of Records
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ARRrsT.-John Ginoechio, cigar importer, at No. isS
Washington-st., yesterday arrested by Policeman
Moore Of the Second District Court charged with eio
niousy taking check for $780, out of pocket book be-
longing to Mr.. Giovanni Lavizzo of No. go Sprags
The accused was taken before Justice Stuart and commit
ted in default Of $500 bail.
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Til. sscsip;s It the subTrsssury vws s,sa.''s psS.
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Among the arrivals at the Irving House yesterday
were the Hon. VIM. Mackay, Ky; the Hon. Amos Page
Chicago p. Dauchcy, Troy; Capt. ID. C. Benton, Lake
Champaign Oliver Jarvis Washington d. C.. DIR. Drum.
mond. New Haven the Rev. DIR. Seaton, Portland; DIR.
o. Reubhelm, Philadelphia Dewitt Campbell Canada
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CITY ITEMS.

Tsr BRoIurRs MoLLEsHAvER.-1he musical public
will be pleased learn tina; the brothers Molenhauer
nave not returned with NJ Julien to Europe but remain
In this City TO display their marvelously elegant talents
at Concerts They are wollknown to the thousands
WHO attended the julien Concerts that their are
eelf-cornmendatory.
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FouSD IN THE WArER-The body of an unknown man
about 30 30 years Of age, found yesterday IN tht
dock foot of For,eth-s East River The deceased had
long brown hair and without clothing No marks OF
violence found upon his person, and the jury rem
dered a verdict of Death from unknown tC
them but probably from drowning while bathing The
inquest was held by CoroI er Wilhelm.
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CHARGE OF GRAND L,RcESy.-A young man named
John r. Curtis living at No lis West Twenty frsi-st,
was Yesterday arrested, charged with stealing nineteen
boxes of cigars from the Of Theodore Reimers No.
"a Beayer-st The property found in his possession
nv Policeman Ahrens OF the First Ward and the accused
was committed by Justice Osborne to await examination
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ARREST or HOTEL THIrr.-Ofieer Moore ofihe Second
District Police Court yesterday arrested German named
nom which he stole small book out Of the ladies parSr
and from the barroom glass OF punch which one OF e
guests had placed on wndowsil and silver spoon. on
searching him $40 and adys silver watch were fonnd
He committed by Justice Stuart to await examination
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FATAL AccIDENT-Hcnry King, hand on board Mr
Stephens steam yacht Maria, while engaged
among the machinery of the engine Saturday last wa
struck upon the head by the crank and died Tuesda,
ceiyed Coroner Hilton Yesterday held an inquest upoI
the body and the Jury rendered verdict of &c
cdental death. Deceased was native of Denmark, .
years Of age.
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No business transacted yesterday in the Court OF
General Sessions-no being ready for trial. The
Court stands adjourned to IL clock this morning.