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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
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LANDLORD AND TENANT.
william Jssqaesu Thons Cubb -
This was an action tried by jury before Aason Willis
Esq Justice Of the sixth Dktic. Colt No l0l Bro,dssy On
TIE ss sEsd a. he t, were apIs J,oq,s. sold
TO caob stOes emo h5toss Of store No wa
@ On pa SO: 1 tSs
Rs Of Il Re {: ws: ss'1sr
: :. clasb was % R $50 o. ss, per ,sr1 eS
into ard tool SOssson Of said Prsn..s On o. IAN ~.
,sea en he Would sTs he iSrss pramssd
vheh corsdaoa slOOe Gube % tis hs stock &c he S'd
months becoming due this seton was brought to dn2's
the proved iha, J.cqa. ws yell ..rs ta.; Tho
property had been psestod previous to hs ssyerns tho
aSS :od Ia ls' he spI.s Way
Esq hss Kindly cabb Ie@aa one year from
Alter The Witnesses had been heard on biz tho
o1 a n bSus sn esa ia. s JSo.
and their verdict In favor Of the defendant
COMMISSIONERS on POLICE.
The Commissioner Of Police met on Saturday last in
the room Of the Cour, OF Sessions the pgpss Of trying ehsss
sgr policemen Of tho various wards for derseton OF duty vo
n fn ~ s's ssssn Mayor
ALEXANDER EyAss-sEyEsTB WARD,
r,.s. easSsEs sa.. Sf an d1y e
iu whOut leave Ihs charge w sustained By Sergeant Lyons
The see"ssd defense. introduced Clayton, who testified
! b private % S: = ss ss on s D'' and that A'
WILLIAM oDELL-sEyzsrH WARD.
oesn assnd Emssf from h poss Z, twenty minutes pas.
o'eioek, February IT. alt, without leave.
The eVdSres Of Sergeant Lyon tssn In appor tbs charge
JANIS D.. AEAD-SIsTH WARD
CAorge-Neglect Of duty. Speetdeatio..That said
Mead ssned himself bis from to5 o'clock NJ huch
rs wiout leave In violation Of section is Of hs Raes ana
Rsggls,ions -.
The testimony Sergeant Reaod taken appor Of the
charge
Of The ess4 they TESTIFIED that tho accused ~" engaged ''sA
JoHx cusIcK-ssrH WARD.
Ck0yge-Eeglect Of duty. Speesfeasop1.Ihat said
the morning Of A.Icb 6,h iost -. -.
TIE tsory Of Capt Asksrmsn was taken Ia Scspss OF the
s s.eu.ed ..ed hs rs2os, .sas4 % s.,.
tie h,srsts Jefferson M1set ana Tns he "Sz VI" "sed-
irEst tie gesx the prisoner ssesPeo' -
JANIS 6UsaiS0s-EiGHfH WARD
l,Ioxo,E Neglect OF daty Speesfeati0a-That said
cumnirss neglected 20 sssks Policeman twt s Seek M,
s ihsreof the escaped from estosy
The Of Policeman sv wS ien 10 support Of tho
cAIEB n. FRosT AND SAMUEL HARRfsG-sIsTB WARD.
CAarge-Neglect Of duty. Spectfe0tsoa-That said
Fros, and Hurn o'clock NJ Jsa II, yer: present the
peace the the
PARTIES enEsed IN such irsczs -
charge The esdsncs wn C. Kinney and Joha T. Pos
cn tho The xtness tse they
during the e and that both oess IA sl tAsy
could to appresh h
OWN DAILY-THfRrkEsTH WARD.
CAaygc-Neglect Of duty Speetkeatsos-That said
Daily ssrtsd hnself hem hs sa st Seioek hassh ish
non, Of cs1t Rss wss tsiss sappoft Ss charge
OAKLEY BRAr-rHIkD WARD.
Ckorge-Negect Of duty. SpecHeasoH-ThaE sid
Bray ssertd himself from rellesn q O'Clock hssA IN
JACOB JRSsIsG CHARLES nsmLAx-sEvEHrxssTH
WARD.
CAorge-Neglect Of duty. Speeifeatios-ThaG ssid
Jenaips and hshi'a sssssssS asassvss heu r0ussn
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

second Wsrd Police repaired to the place and succeeded
Que ling the disturbance and in srrasng sewers. o. the
riOi.rs among whom ere Peer Egan Geo Brown Iohn
FTeer Hosner and Henry Shook who we're taken bsore
Justice Stuart end locked up for examination Egan and
one Of The other prisoners among those who were
severoiy In 'ursd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
VIOLENT ASSAULT UPON A CONDUCTOR

On Saturday afternoon, Mr. VIM Davids conductor on
one of the Fourth av cars while in the act Of expeng
rowdy from his car attacked by man FAMED Michael
Rockford who beat him in the most savage msnner put
ting his life in danger Rockford was arrested by police
man Woodbridge of the Sixth Ward and taken before JUS
tice Osborne who locked him up for trial Mr. Dayids
was conveyed to his residence, No. 100 Lefoyst.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
.BROOKL YN ITEMS

The CITY RAmRoADs-The work Of constructing the
numerous railroad tracks in this city authorized by tie
Common Council last fall is to be soon commenced
Large quantities Of iron have already arrived st our
whsrves for the purpose 1t expected tha, ths principal
hnes will be in operation about the ith Of July next
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
RIOT AMONG FIREMEN.

Yesterday morning riot occurred at the corner OF
Ethihsv and Forty ysecondt, between the members oil
Ask and Ladder Co No and those Of the hose tender
Rsgine No l. who had been called out by en- alarm
sh sounded for the first district Stones and other mis-
indscrimnstely usel and several Of the rioters
nAsis heads and faces cut and bruised The Twenty
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
ooI ~, LH,V' na 49,, -

To recover of Mr. lone of the propretors Of the Me-
ropotsn Hots eo0 80 for csrpeDs furnished to Mrs Mary Ann
Ndes hc credit snd ey order sesed Of NJ on sshah
the claim ssid that Teetye Induced Mrs 10 hire
boue the furnish H. and tbs said rsiys
his smy wond board with her the SINE he to
as Ia furnishing tho house He did TO
tain but efaed advance more The house was then
nearly fued all but toe cerpeng alleged that Mrs n
Mr Leland 10 assist her Ia procuring H. 20 which no So
and directed her OF his account Thu d.
MED reened exJdtga Ushosfer who epoedn
fever pa report ade end tbs present. trial
by JaTy arded. Nerfct for defendant
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
tidyerflsemr Mt |

ebis a. the and dsAbe styles E the spring trade
Pss Stripes Plain Broeaie, Chss leon, Black
Rhre sDd Figured s prices that the hrewdest
Shopper dispute chance buy II yards Of hsndo
BIsetde 45 IS seldom therefore should
sva hensvss Of the opportunity very large lot Of real Can
plain embroidered the bssncs Of tbs
Of business much less than present prices
Wholesss bnyeIs cash particularly invited to ex,uns
stock. HEARD CLAP Co NO Jl Orlnd-r
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
IAdvartisernent !
) has been
The demand Z

The demand for new styles OF Spring Goods has been
40 .eAt that noNhstsncng heir large Importation
Towe Co have teen PEELED buy hes7is segea and will
rich PlSd aud Striped silks Of she
desirable spring styles prices 'ueh viii
Also several style Plaid PoPfn OF
bAuf N Eis day aud yildabls
Grape shsws plain and embroidered Of entirely
paegns Ao rich designs IN Csshere Shsgs Of the
rese. sty in tie city. CoLvxHlAE HAL No Zl Orandr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
CIRCUIT ooURr, Before Judge MIrcnsLt. rs ui.:

To recover possession of piano orie and also 800
dsaes or deeniu M keeps office for lo,,ios monsy
on dros ms borrowed e3o OF him pleisns and svias 70
absolute bill Of sale Of pano forte Nc h gave him
pager thai hs would sel tho piano forte back to r N
ten Mr. " paying him for Il S20 Mr wa unable "a
meet the som that bu oaod fsy days ,erwad sad
s hut Mr said too lst and the sale was ss
pot pay The omsns but called fey days assr.ad wh.n M
L. req1ed f5 This Nr V. refused TO ray ana NJ "a suse-
piano psrss The sa brought
Mr. that the bill Of sale void the pano ooJ
pledged ard Mr L. had title by which he could sell H. and also
that Mr. chsFag the use Of 500 r ten
The is chase sd II the Jury consider that s nor
Of the above points have been aaetofy made out hr tue
pau the valuo of tho pis1o- whssoyer
hat mirht proportion IL viii be for theni to
say whether the nenious had been sale pledge and so
whether not there htd been Usury. Sealed verdict
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
fAdyerti,ementi I

SOMETHING NEW Quincy, No. $40 Broadway,
would r.speeuy the public that h preptd
execute he1zosPhs DssusroPe. on pspeF hs size Of e
all accuracy hne DsFleeoype with the beuy
fnsh and duTsbJ othe finest oil pautia Call aud examine a,
extensive DsgneI Teian saloons, No 3i9 Broadway
OF deceased prsohs copied above
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
aI-,,t;..,,crt Z

CASDIEs.-Fine Candies, superior Candies, Gum
Drop. aud Box LIenss ell kEds tine favored Candies
urs1rptssed n purity sld flavor, By
sTEwARr 4 BUsiiSs No 35 Pearst.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
SUPREME COURT.

HABEt5 VIAFU'
writ sued out before Judge Clerke on behalf Of
conm lest week By Jusce Stuart ohsrs Of eoua
tng akng her discharge The heedng Of tho post
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

Tie anniversary meeting Of the Demilt Dispensiry vii
be beld this evening at the Dspersay Building and seye
raj dis neu;shed speakers viii address the meeting Ih'
czens Of the surrounding Wards SHOULD attend and hear
what is being accomplished or the relief Of the sick poor
in their nidst Unlike most occsons Of this character no
collection viii be taken Up during the evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
LAST WEEK.

LAST WEEK-This is the last opportunity OF join.
Ing Godms ehssp classes Full psrtieuss In this days
Herald circular the No 5 Broadway Ladies class
daily NJ Bookkeeprs pupils received this week At
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
BILLS or MORTALITY.

The City Inspector msles tie following returns for ha
ELEVENTH WEEK of the prtsen, year;
wEtKLr RErohr OF DEATHS ~ CRY AND covxrY o.
EEwYoRE (ros NoroA la % MsgeA a. ls5i
HsN l(5-Honxk 7i-BoyS It's GfkLs Ia. Total 5i3
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
-idye1tisenent
"ITScIy ToM's CABIy."-After hs

"INCIE TON's UABTN."-ATter having q run OF
over 29 nshs the Eioosl These % come onI IN ne~ suit
his and eysnnE Ia the form OF one OF the most
Mt exhibited la this
by that espghcc r Mr RoGERs the view. oceapy
over Oo nd tie Ee;ng Of has cost Manager
PuRDY svtr thousand dollars Go see this sernool and
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

RoBEERY OF A MOSET DRAwER.-A lad employed in
ls ,,ors Of Nr Hesnsey Hgdsorav detected Fri
Ssy p robbnz snail Of 10 found
.ex ard had about 81 10 bis posi supposed % have
been obtained the way de brought before Jlce
Smith and seneBced 10 the peaitsnsry for thirty days
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

s ,rs ts e u,ua ara proper isqass ,ed ~ nsis bss
me eAsn hers relatives o. the ts
f.rt ~nh ssy Of ,hsH 70 prepsss
schs fur her rsdenee. nAintenssee snd eeaesti
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
fadverti.er .nt |
road tire chararters ana

Phrenology enables MS to read the characters ana
motives feo~ At glance TO judg reliably whom
ard vih whom TO form ptmste business soc relations
becomes he dh fu useful AMI interest @ y
which possibly attention. go
FIauIr.iiors Win Charts aud full Written Descriptions Of Char
scter Piyen when desired By the Brothers FoSls at No l3
NAsGuLt New-foik.
WorEs on Phrenolory Physiology Phonousphy Hyiropsthy
AID tie Natural Sciences generally. Iney be had
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

RrcovTRr or SroLES PoULrRY.-A large nnmber of
so Of David Barton Msreyzv.
lat week and on Saturday greater portion Of
a. the Beeford DetW BY smith snd Nolan c. tse
Fourth District prtparscy to beng sent 70 srke Ihey were
retuTnsd 10 the oWEeE.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
CITY ITEMS.
rEORoLOGICAL RFgIsrTE

METEOROLOGICAL RFGIsrFE
FFes OSrysaffon< ~ bfsNdaya Fhezno~,
nv 'oRs @. n. hosKETrf.
1895. SAM I'm SPIN
March &5....s.sss-............s. % 80 80
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
-li.nrnanf
g Y FlI' TT -
AS Sin-Chandelifrs 81
4 fa1wa-ffsaruaFf

GAS GAsn GAsin-Cbandeers and Gas Fixtures,
Of modern and .naue designs will be found the m.nlc
riDg der6t Archer, WslReT Co. No SO Broadway The
q America.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
Asnrsr OF THIEyrs-Two men, named James Crullsl

ARRIsT OF THIEvLs.-Two men, named james Crulley
John Dillon we're arrested OF the Montague Ferry
oas night suspicion Of being thieves having In thsr
possssou roll They taksn to"nf zee Cy
Hall By oEesr Bennett u The First DISTRICT Psns aud pryss
Georse Rowland and the and knocked
down Cruly Of BE stopped IN Henry e. bJ
Mr. Robert Heks whom he tTaek In the lace with
bre. ina aw and bic 20 Manzoepsee wnse
he finally BY Oeer Barr The accused were oon
Locked the sn House for the ht s. the 1ex monng
.ipson- The roll Of eapetns
about 90 identified having eesa stolen
frcra the Of NJ Neupsn. "a fuEoa-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

H1om Ketohum, Jr, will deliver a lecture on the Ne
braska bill this evening, at Hops Chapel
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

srsPEorTp or ARsoS-The Third District Police took
uin boys into eus,o sspeon of having esassd
e dsrueton Aesrs Brooks nk fseory in rSin s.
90 Wednesday night 1hsy held for hearias
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

The E l. Snow Social Union celebrates i,s eighth ami
versery this evening st the Greene st Church and
viii improve the occasion TO rejoice over the passage OF the
Maine Law. Good speakers viii be present (see Card
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
Hossh sxh ard . vhs engaged gambling ~s pea
rss They wrr- licked uP.

RoBByrr Yesterday afternoon while Mr AeAey.
ts@r.r OF p,rer hose IN Firssst. North fads ss
sh-stt from the fev morens ne no ose v = ~
-.-hn ola
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

ARREST FOR EHBEzZLEMEST young man named
Charles subOru Yesterday arrsted BY Ohcer Rue sud
Campbell Of the Lower Police Court fugitive from sson
he embczz ed IS from his former
poyer JOrdon, psuranc- Broker and a.d Siih 70
herce be recently returned 70 thi. city he was
co1uted by Justice Osborne await further nfrmatn Ia tue
mil
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

FoUSD ISJURED.-A laborng man named Wm Welsh
s ey ,essrday nnoIung ling the Third Rsfolt
tr,l sir lis fsee very fady snd nssusb He unable TO
tel ho be so hurt bis home in Thirty ninth
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

SERIOUS FALL.-A seaman employed on board the
schooner sen ls the foot OF JsekSn St Ess River
On saturday evening the the deck distance OF =
fe end US conveyed the NewYqrk HoI2 ssTo sy
injured EA IGfne v sscsrts.nci
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

THE GREEK SLAVE SoLD We notice that tue orign-
and world renowned statue of the Greek slave late
bbtion at the Cry ite Palace and owned by Hiram Powers
hes been sold L. Derby Esq OF Sandu KY o for the
sum Of $4,000 and is intended believe, TO grace the
Gallery Of the Cosmopolitan Art and Literary Associa
t,n Of that city Previous 10 rs purchase was about
being shipped to Europe whore large ors were made for
H. hut the statue Mr. Powers original and avorte
copy end the last he would produce he desired
that his native country should rean it which it seems viii
be done
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

The Rev. c. BILLINGS SMITH of this City hss been ep
pointed Professor Of Mathematics and Natural Sciences in
Burlington University Iowa. We hear hi, capacities for
the station warmly commended
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

Alact e-dsyi we ere all growing old
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

The axiom is true. March in ike anb- Is going
cot Ike lion, wild, rampant roaring brute chilling
freezing frightening everybody with its rosrirg hoving
~ ~ 49,
snc sbiehipg words can convey utter
ouogeousIess Of the wind for the past three days 1t has
cut up pierced carved ransGIed impaed everything but
snnibilated mankind An Icelsnder would ornge and
polar bear grow ct such unreasonable unnecessary ter
rbe eevey Everybody bas got cold and all the rest
of mankind thros The theme is too dsagreesbe to
dscant upon. The readers Imagination or memory will
suggest from fear experience all that We would say
Wherefore we Leave i unsaid.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
LECTURES. MEETINGS, AMUsEMEyrs =,

MONDAY, March n 1884
NATioHAL Design 10 dsy and eve.s
KgrtBUas LECTURE the Eebrssta 6i-aoDs Chspel P 81
pK DORENUsS LEc7URE-Medicsi Colege, lsihst 7tP NJ
BLACK WAGRiOR hEETINC- .6n bTo91vsy,s PPM
BoaRp or CCUEcLsEE-City Hall. 3P NJ
A. ?. A BANNER Hall II p n
TlNLEAEcE AEsIvERsARY CULTIVATION IL Church
7PM
AssvERssSY Of Dewitt Dspen,srycor 2es. sad a sv-
SH1KPFRrAS READINcs-c0r. 2jth-st ard Sthay, 2. NJ
Roo1s MUSICAL Pres CEnrch
FeUR PIEcEs-Buron in Threat Bsrt5n's hsstsr u
SPLEp pLcw A Good Fellow st Wsack'A " IN
tBg OLaDIAToR End Domestic Economy e. the Broad~Hy IT,
VIII he Good For NOth Z" at the B0gery ~
UNCLE Tons CABIN ef ,TuOon and evening" at the Nsosa
OLD E2EwZRY sod afternoon Mnssun.
0EO. WooDs
BvcKLEYs OPERA oUsE-EihoPssn Delneaions5 Bwsy J.
C1HTBEL AssTRLLs EhiopsnisnBNO s6 Broadway 7t p W
BEoaDwAY q ray, 10 % 10 r NJ
iEDusTEY EATToSsCrsst.l Palace A H. u dusk
BASyhRDs GBoRAaAThe Nile &c No 5a8 Broadway II p NJ
2UEEISe oP Moscow Broekhn Museum ~ P "
JOEg1 PAETOsCoPE ROUTE CALIFORNIA No 40 9ro1wf7
fRoy HAE1s WHOLE WoELDNo 5 Broadway 81 and u P 81
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

PIcKIsG PocKTTs-Two instances of picking pockets
Friday youDg nmed Biss from Allegheny
City Pa Of 800 while crossing ashe Jer
sey City Perrybost from the end soldier named Hameey
while going the from Jersey City 10
Pa hnd bis pocket pic hed ol Sd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

4 CARILTss CAIUoRNiAE AT o'clock yesterday
no,niIg returned Californian nsued D4niel OConnor
Yves found by policeman Tmony of the Sixth Ward lying
in G. n,re grossly iuto,ics.cd, having in his pocket
sls3 in gold coin, and draft or $500 lie taken to
tho Station House for the night and on the following
ing fined and discharged
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

The ladies Of the Industrial School for German Girls No
coz Houstons acknowledge the receipt Of several pieces
Of cotton and wooen goods and various articles of clothing
together with the following sums
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

THE MAINE Law The NerGrk Mercury says that in
NwJerrsy friends ef Maine Law DO not feel o. al dscoa'-
ea by past failures they will pre steadily to the success
which they before thsm There awss msthins VI h,
kra of p1ck which shoud be at all s1rpred
hln asr ch-ocee tho triumph OF pohlbtoy law
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

VrsIT ny Sons OF TgMPERAEcE.-Harmony Marion,
Caledonia Union and other Divisions Of the Sons OF Temperance
will bSye Divisional aaeIng this the Of Fidelity
Division in Grsnd st JsIsey City
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-12

! CURE FOR rnE HYDBoPHoBiA The effect,
resulting from the bite of rabid animal are
50 mconceiyably hcartrending, that the wri
ter deems IT but an act ofjusticc to make the
su'Joined remedy public for the benefit Of
the unfortunate hereafter. Within the past
two weeks there have been two cases of W.
drophobia Of the most distressing character
one in this city and one in New Jersey
and daily reports are made in the newSpa.
pers of mad dogs being seen in and about
the city. Every individual in the communi-
ty, therefore, should procure and preserve Il
copy of the following cure so that in case
OF emergency he might avail himself Of the
beneficial tendency. VIM. IIohner, Of Pas
sayunk, the gentleman from whom the wfi-
ter obtained tbs valuah.e receipt, states that
he has known several instances of men
animals who have been bitten in ''lc seyr; --i
manner by mad dogs, but VIII. having "a.
en- this remedy never experienced any eftc
whatever of the disease
Take the root Of elccampanc one oun
and halt, cut it fine, then boil it in
pint Of new milk down to half a pint Ia.
tins three IN rningS fasting, and eat no food
till o'clock in the afternoon. II shonld be
taken every other morning. The two last
doses must weigh two ounces each. This
remedy will have the desired effect. if taken
at any time within twenty four hours after
the accident.
The press generally, by giving the above
rccclpta conspicuous insertion, viii advance
the cause of humanity. y.-ieaHyltdhiqH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-12

U
Ak ARKANSAS PoEr.--An original contri
butor' of the Fayetteville (Ark.) Indcpend
en', furnishes for its columns the following
gem Of poetry
Warrum uether and uarram lore. Trans
lated from the jermon expressly fur gray
hams maegy sin, by Reuben.
the wethcr grozc quite warrum. And tn,
roles tricklcn from my he'd and mock and
arrums
and boldly clean down to my feet and wet
is every stick Of close which spiles my
charrums.
/ SEE TO jane, jane the wethers mighty hot
and she scz Reuben that's sartin fact.
and jane side like bilcn cofy pot
and her sole scanned in hard pane rackt.
sez jane sposc mad X broot beast
shood run at you, and opc his mouth and
put
His pizen teeth upon you sayedgcly, at least
= inches jest abuv yer li.tie foot!
jane SCI, you wood heat him Reuben that
no:
seq !, wood which him if had to fol,or
him clean to the rio grand in mexico
idc beat him with Il club and make him
hollOr.
jane lookt at me 50 swctc, looht at jane,
and we both felt considerably nonpluscd
we was both happy 'nough TO 20 insane
and We set there and for u short time
bussgd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-12

stitching diyinitios On all iours, like fettercd
rhiloccros
Perhaps Collier himself never exhibited a
more striking group Of tableaux vivantcs
than was now displayed. Nehemiah was n
model, every inch ofhm, and though not
exactly "resolyng On pedestal" he was
gong through that movement quite as ettcc,
ually on hS back, kicking, plunging, in
short, personilying in thirty seconds all the
attitudes ever "chisclled ~ As for the gals
they screamed Of course, jumped upon
chairs and the cutting board, threw their
hands over their faces, pecpcd through their
fingers, screamed again, and declared "thcy
should die, they knew they should"
"Oh Lordy!" blubbercd the d stressed
young 'un, don't holler so gals, don't!
didn't 90 tew, swan tew man didn't; il $
all OWN to these cusscd trowscrs, every
mite ont Ask yer boss, he'll tell yc how
twas, Oh Lordy, won't nobody kver me
up with old clothes, or turn the wood box
over mey Oh Moses in the bull.rushes
whatll Nancy say!'
lie managed 10 raise himself on his feet
and made bold splurgc towards the door,
but his, "entangling alliances" trippcd him
up again, as he fell "kcrslap" upon the hot
goose of the pressinan This was the un.
kindcst cut Of AL. The goose had been
heated expressly for Thick cloth seams, and
the way it sizzlcd in the scat of the new
affecting 10 the wearcr. Nehemiah
riz up in an instant, and scizing the source Of
all his troubles by the slack, hc tore himself
free from all save thcstraps and some panta.
let-likc fragments that hung about his ancles, !
RS hc dartcd through the door OF the cmpori |
lnm, at two-iorty pace: Nehemiah seemed |
to ycarn with the poet, for "a lodge in some
vast Wilderness and betrayed settled
purpose TO "Ace from Tn; busy hauntsIo |
men, for the last seen Of him he was caper.
ng up the ailroad--cutting like scared |
rabbit, the rays Of the declining sun flicker !
NJ aud dancing upon II broad expense of |
,hirtaii that Huttcr.d gaily in the breeze, as
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-12

FIVE PtRsoSs BURNED TO DEATH IN NIL.
wArxge--Ata a fire in Milwaukee, Friday
night last shanty was burned with six Of
its inmates, consisting of4 children from !
to II years of age; the wife of man named
Stoick, tand his daughter. The mother OF
the four chldrcn escaped; Stoick was bad
" burned and his two other daughters The
scene the next morning is described as o ter.
rible one. The Sentinel says:
In the ruins were the fragments OF several
bodN burnt to rindcrs, and still smoking,
with the limbs of two or three Of them scat.
tered about in different parts. One Of tho
bodies could bc distinguished as that Of
female by the bones, lying partly on the
back, with the bones Of tho hand penetrate
ing the upper part Of the breast. The other:
were in fragments among the dirt and
ashes. t....l