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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-10
LAW INTELLIGENCE
run stxTu AND EIGHTH AyEsUE RAILROADS.
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Railroad COMPANY lanes 'es u a 90 % order to
show cause why complaint should no. Be ID.
inc sSBy ses he names Of thereto the words
k 20 s Ssai order
the also why farmer ~. an smpdoa Complaint Why
eh order should Be made should Be '. Ihs spp
... MeSs ssaition or Of party .aoiheI : ne
q sssioD n 70. 1sSSse e,a w the
q tie new party the third the granting o. % P1,,
s,t's &c he sr. The ease free dsal,y sssets
individuals psmsd were made psrss 20 ;,s osaers and
.nssps and uDs the City Of New Yori sne dom.
~ u 'iss rS iS'S ss Been 9
the ssoei,,es csS ne fInss @ S.S srsnsl
property .nd right 20 eofgoIsiY2n seo hsn merely the
$50 cesssry patty discovered b. tse .n.ws. o. ~
81 se"r,s IN such case ~asre nothing NOR, I'q1se
a PPIogSsis. - IL, s ,I IA HssnsI. fr.etiss
az bs -. Al ssssndns Of aneuOn b aads eI issss o.
The Court .osle .' fs 1sd ssissn ysrny, Sand
ca Rep Hasn, Prss VI As' .,as - ssn ors.. as
,osb4 he oasns Who d.cIam a. se .1s Tie
additional eet.rdn. = h he siasis 10 move {, strike
o BE former until the new Psrss. are admitted
Of d,clsner II ts.y retained In the amended com
Then sass tlsy s seoodTss pro
roses vih within the second ess are these IN tas
% aIh Of JaS ISL and .sS-sqasn ,s. :.
lss ssoesoSs essd rsDsss,sy ne , '1 ee Of BE CITY
q hs inierssc,i0n Of Chsnbsrs g. saa % s,ls
wsy &c proposed IN .nsEdnent % g, ~ I, ,aid
en- =. m hi bin equity before a.
Lv fser y atter have get then o. Zen
The d ordrs al Lord ,Braines OTde ~
inersretsd a. prohbtng the tns out AZ ~, ar ias ia lie
ssisA H. :. .As s''a. ss p 81 Pss =, ..s@
s,ss. =, :, : I.s,s aR'' Mao .ai:.s
I 60 70 ipsrfsrs this rule Ihess srs 10y
ES ~ alleged bot contain ne AK tos
iss 49, not eonelus,ons o. 4s and 20 nes tniah
s redsDdsney "asa pIssass $3.50 a.
10 70 .o,t,ir power sns 4sxsa Cost 70
tn ,hssa he natural demand for thar sEhoies Lnsn
st spol whether Introduction Of the r,s1uons ~
ne n complaint males rev esse OF ana coann
m b he old ons and nex shshes ,an nss o.
81. ~ .uoortea allowed The careful opnssn We
s.ssIo, NcCeup IN ysspAak 81 Ths hsesss insnrsse'
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BOARD OF EDUCATION

An adjourned meeting OF this Board held on WedHe
day evening in the LbrsTy of their Hall corner Grand
and EImsts T. C. BEsXr CT President in the char and
forty FIVE Commissioners pr sent The miles OF tn ias'
meeting were read and approved The President lad be-
fore the Board memorial Of the School Officers oil the
Nineteenth Ward relative 10 the school house on Lexn
ton sy at Fifty frst st with report of the Committee
Sites and School Houses approving the same Ordered
That sad report be adopted and together with the sn)
rial forwarded TO the Board Of Councnen without
delay ,
School Offers Appotnied-On nomination of the
School Officers the following appointments we're male;
AV Williams Comuissoner Kiln ws'i, in place Of Iho'
Tdss Keshsm Trustee xIIh Ward in place Of C Weeks
%ism Gum aps. Inspector xIth Ward in place of Charles
Perey who hss not qgslih.d ~ r.-.o..o-, -,
Common Schools of the AIlth Ward was received and
An application of the School Officers Of XIth Ward for
On eppr praon pay sundry bills was referred to the
Finance Committee.
PesoIpfions-By DIR Irwin;
g.e. Sector . OF s lSsp. , 4 %
tending duties Of their Office therefore
tc hi. Board tickets Of principal lines running the
vicinity Of this Ball
Laid or the table
BY Mr.. West: .
T, Committee appointed TO r.SOIt to t r.. eosi :.
Terertmtrts Of tie Common schools
Laid IN the table.
The Sciool Law-The subject of amendments TO the
School law then taken up; ana Nh waterbury a'd
before the Board printed pamphlet OF eleven pages con
tanning between Thirty and forty amend nens 20 the exist
ing law, which he offered for consideration.
The Board went into Committee Of the Whole on the
subject and after consideration of three hours the
Committee rose and reported bill complete, having
adoIted all the amendments but one with light alterations
The Eoard agreed with the report Of the COMMITTEES OF
tie Whole and ad opted resolution that the same be
signed by the President and Clerk and sealed WIN ne
SCI Of the Board and presented 10 the LeglSiture n
mediaely that Committee of six, OF whom the Presi-
et sba be Chairman be appointed to attend to IT'S pas
H. he \
zed "a ntocure the passage of al addonal
amendment giving power the Free Academy to confer
degrees.
II was understood that the Committee would con.ist OF
Messrs Benedict PresidenU Waterbury Hubbard,
Rutherford Pbelps, and Wheeler.
The Board adjourned till Wednesday next at clock
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FIRES.
FIRE IN WATER AND FRONT SIS.

Yesterday afternoon about oco,k, fire broke out IN
the large building fronting Nos $780, POI and 2eS Water st
and extending through Ncs 2ee and EOS Fronts owned
nv Mr. w. s. Allen and occupied by G. Meile as ware
house for the storage of merchandise &c The fire origin
aed in the fh story which was stored to its utmost ca
rsc,v with bales Of cotton and crates OF eroekery
The fremen Of the district promptly responded 70 'ne
alarm but despite their endeayor the roof and noons u
the fifth story we've partially destroyed The greater por
ton Of the cotton was saved, though in damaged s'4e
Nv being thrown from the windows into the street hre
man to Engine No IS severely injured in consequence
~ being struck with bale of cotton as fell to the sue
walk The property stored throughout the building was
more or less damaged by water.
lis impossbe 70 form any correct estimate OF tne oa
ace sustained BY the various owners OF the
stored in the building although it is thought tna Ine 'o,al
lose viii not fall far short of from $4,000 to sooooO M
Merle the lessee is at present in Savannah The ouiang
ia wa understand, fully insured.
FIRE ~ BROOKLYN
Abovt 10 o'clock on Wednesday night re oreke OUT III
the ink mandatory of Mr. Lestef in Even 81 near
Brunt The flames were speedily suppressed BY the hie
men who soon arrived upon the ground large qIany
AZ straw and other oombusble matter was removed oy
Sremep thus preventing spread Of the flames rh' loss
IL about $1,000.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.

ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE MEDICAL
DEPARTMENT OF THE NETWORK UNGyER-
SHY
Tie shnuel Commence nent OF the Medical Dspsr,msu.
Of The New York University took place ia the large Chapel
Of the University Wednesday evening Which oeei
zion large cadence present The Char was Occa-
pied by Chancellor Ferris toe platform by Professors Nor
Draper Paine. Bedford. Poet Van Barren AMI SFe, Of
the Faculty.
The exercises Of the evening prefacei with prayer
BY DR. Ferris. The following graduates then reserved
their diplomas
n n.ft a az AsT1n r. Aey A sr c. Fl Bar
1si op Fab, u S' Con- s,,. S' .i Cav
= Es.seLa.p, Ky; H BEDFORD D BssIs, y y 2.
F s.; &c CIV b ss.i y s, si:5; cd Y " csa.
PEEP .S Pf99I s MI T fss:; s Ne r5 e.
Goodwin ci'soissf ,I "a 2 = ofa d I'm, J.
!sg';sH Joy ~, Jn va g Gee a; !sj''P
Kin NY; :! Kiidsi.. C. W Kfy1st y W E Lax L.af
Me- ofo L aa2'Ga " MOTE 55fs' y;
h M;Ss ia M aamsy re- Z M1'p '5
koeem Mis- NSr, ny osHt S, Go; II 4. s,.
iSd D. u s so-s ca R sa:i e. r.
s s1hssrs'Iei1 si.5 sin,oa Gso
ssTP'.r ~ so'oI " T5 T.2r, 8 'T Thorn Il rebs
ist ,' G 4yeL wv 6 Van ga:siis 6s9 W %.I.h
v ard. w. 5 Wells II. II Wekes. Y; \ Wss- Pens: H.
Wuoh II Williamson. n Y; J. 4 WiEksr Geo; G. WAeo't
Ccnn.-Totsl ll2 =,
After the award of the diplomas the band performed
several airs.
The Chancellor then announced the names Of thiIty
eight penemen on whom had been besto we'd honorable
testimonials for having pursued extended coarse u
study.
Prof Posr then delivered the address 70 the gradlitss
pointing ont them the best course to be pursued in tle
dcbace Of the practical duties Of the vocation they had
chosen After prescribing the best mode Of pereciinZ
their knowledge Of the healing Gr, ne inprossvely en-
Joined on them the duty they owed to Themselves and the
proessonto regulate her public AMI private conduct by
The highest standards Of virtue patience parreyefin ce
and honor His address was warmly applautei.
After benedction from the Chancellor, the aIlsnce
retired
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Howard powerful blow the righi sd OF The had
sbor. the ,sm.lo wh such vseace was the blow gwen,
ihs, tie goblet was broken 20 s.o1ns HDSard rsceVea
a .,rble wound fror which blood flowed Profase'y'
TIE temporal artery resrv severed and 'oe scap
lsd Opsn roe or four inches ia leogh to the zone az
tie poor man was about falling upon the floor DeaAdson
seized chair for the purpose Of ritng father voea'e
but Howard was caught by gentleman sitting Gear "a
taken from the when he became insenose from loss
Of booI ard co remained for time Notwithstanding
the attention of several medical gentlemen Toere were
shout hundred ladies and gentlemen al the ne IN tue
dining room; ard Donaison after he psrpstrated TIE
Outrage r. the tab Having his dinner unfinished
Howard taken the dwelling Of friend in Duanest
and thence conveyed TO his own residence uptown.
Dom ldson eft the Mercantile Hotel the day after the
occurrence and took bis sbode at house in Broadway
THE LATE FATAL ARRAY IN FoRsrrHsr.-1z TIE Cor0-
Ieys fnqnistficn Conarel-Cooner Wilhelm yesterday
continued the investigation relative 10 the death Of Leopold
Werrh who died from the effects of stab in the abionsu
inflicted on Tuesday night, while be in the ballroom
Nos IS and 81 Forsyth st Before proceeding with the
testimony two men who had been arrested by order OF the
Cororer were brough, in but the testimony failed to con-
meet them crminelly with the murder and they were
subsequently discharged Tie following IS ths most i'm
portant evidence adductd
Christian Frey of No 1863 Sixth av, being sworn SAYS
I wss at the bell given last Monday night by Mr..
Bertsch at p O'Clock in the morning, a. was gong
down stairs saw two men standing on the steps heard
one Of them cay Go sfer him he i going for knife
said "Let him 20 ;" Then went down stairs do nos
know these men nor should be able TO recognize them
again saw one of them after with Ches Spshena
Ole; they were sitting UPON bench in the ballroom and
went and sat beside them; while there, Adam hantz
came near US ard said TO Spohenagel at you have
dirk, come on we don't need dirk, we can use or
fists" s then struck kan,z in the fs,s with his mana
both Of these men in liquor at the time soon atee
this again struck KaBtz aud himself Immediately
Knocked down by another person; saw some person
with knife in his hand the blade OF which was twelve OF
fourteen inches long; he dealing blows all aooat
him. did not see the deceased in the crowd minute or
two sferward him at the far end OF the room ne
looked very pale and conveyed to his residence
Other evidence was t,keu bu. nothing which threw any
light upon the transaction The jury rendered the follow
ing verdict That the deceased Leopold Werh came to
bis death BY wound in the abdomen. Inflicted with
knife in the hands Of person unknown TO the jury
The Jury appended to their verdict recommendation 10
the Mayor 10 offer reward for the discovery and appre
hension Of the guilty party
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able
TAXI Cam. Max-Take care-that is be more careful
is caution that We all need 1t comes to Us very Often
often unheeded often from sour but little expected TO
give forth those useful words II came to Us the other night
in this way and made deep mpressOnwe hope lasting
ole that will ever remind be more careful and not act
az though there 10 for but ourselves in the
vorld-this busy busting, 20 head steamboat world
We were crossing the Jersey City Ferry somewhat late
in the evening and Of course iu hurry everybody
neced with morning paper must be in hurry, else,
reader how would you read With your hurried breakfast Of
things iransprDg after midnight in distant parts Of this
great metropolis But were NO more in hurry than
EVERYBODY else for every body who crosses our ferries h
always in hurry always acts as though his life depended
upon his huly; sometimes does for be hurres TO jump
ashore and goes down the bottom Of the river We were
in sburry and we crowded among the crowd who were al
pushing close the forward part Of the boat ready for
lump when from away down among the boots little voice
came up giving us needed word Of caution that there
were otter human beings be cared for beside ourselves
for the voice said Take care MAD there's little boy down
here" II was not a whining impatient voice, bat Ltic
manly ore small TO be buarge enough 70 tell Us that
another peron had rights there; and although was
Little boy clngng its mother men should remember thai
they once clung the protection, and not forget IN
a crowd that there might be "a little boy down there
That boy said We looked down earchingy after tue
little man who houghhe only stood up three feet above
bis own shoes stood up Ike for bis own ghts-'hai
bow will make a who will never forget in crowd
that there may be "a little boy down there who should
not be tampled on by the six fcOters above him
Take care man. as you crowd through life or you rnay
step on somebody's toes Remember that there is slways
little boy down there some fellow mortal little be
low you Of whom You should take er'ai least care h''
,ror them because thew are down.
Tbe words Of caution viii not always come up in such
p,ea.an tones IS they did from that Little boy down hare
but they ill come your ear in tones which you cannot
mistake should not neglec. to heed "ha' pity we dc
not heed them Go through this City from darx h midnight
look down into thousand rum selling cellars and yO'
ara man with half an ear or have soul within 10 listen
s, ,-p.l voice Won shall hear one coming up out o.
hs, Dad road to destruction. bidding you to take care
for there i little boy down there and that boy drinn:
rum smoking cigars and usring osth' every one Of wacl
.snds him down, down level - low that be never vi
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injured and John Shaw. OF Hopewe'- has hs wris. an
arm badly sprained. Jacob Grove. Of Hanover Pa Is
also seriously hrsed John Barge Of Hanover has his
bead cut. Mr. Raynoll from Seven Valley has his heal
cut.
Capt Radcliffe in the frs, examining the tickets
Of the passengers and went down the emhsakment He
escaped with some bruises on his back and shoulder
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.


NoTAEEs PUsLic-Hew York John II White, z DssisH
Smith, Jirah Bu VIM +. Smith, Ulster Co John Lsngroay
James J. Evans Kings Lebbeo Chapman sud c. Beach Tom
knsPhip Puftr heimer. Osvego Robert Martha Oneida
Timothy GsDns md George Thomas Niagara Renssels
= WibiLson and UcrSce b. Cotton Erie-Rcbsrd b. Dosord
Sanus Atsste and Rsdman Sskv Gather. Chsutsn9usE5s
p'zer Thompson AID ~ Hunserfnd honroeE. D. Esooi
Cp'eYi0-N illism II Hicks
Loan Reetedcsyuss Israel z Paslp, and
Levi Henry. Vote q Delswae-cy Cook aud Milton
boat eli
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T. ne Edioy ef ne n. Y Ttbuss.
SIR The building complained of in your paper OF this
d.v Il C instructed substantial with three o io S
eight inches thick under q. the outside ws an
mon this u blue thick well built win ard
Hue fresh srolpd lime and sharp sand mortar WIN
three feet Ogerthn wall tue ossemen
nehes thick laid in Crcion PAYERS 10 ceonr
over ihs inch wall and iron coumus ons a. ths
twelve
.de Of hi. ha o.hsr
are all supporting strong iron Intel on
10th fronts boed this Int course OF
brick arches turned the twelve inch walls st tne
hone are A. framed with irons In the strongest manner
the brk piers Of from twenty ineee 20 I'VE
trns facts will convince your.ef and every
thst for the a1prehnsion expressed In
your paper this day respectfully, HENRY r. SAWYER
~. TgykM 81 1884
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LECTURES, MEETINGS. ADJUSTMENTS

LECTURES MEETINGS, AMUsEMENTs Nc
FRIDAY, March 10, 1854
PoAsp OF ALpRRaEs-Cy Hal, VI
Do1Rp OF CoUSciLMEH City Hall, 5P NJ , . 49,, A.,
ovE ron "Curioiities Of Literature Waaet+ ~ Al
N, N, n BRrWERy and other snme BAnuns Museum
NinsuyNER NcHT's DKEAM. and DOMINIC le' bFoad@ay
ViDsuN,iER NICBTs DREAM and "TOodlls !" al BurtoHs
i-sc, rows CABIN T. aud Gambler" 2-Nstionai
f1SoIy 7 { MS C,nIH ct the Bowery ThsHtr r NJ ,
GRO CHRsTY WcoDs MSsTR pAnhm-4H oio,aSs
opTRA HOUSES Define stions531 Bway ~
Skw.YopK AsFHITHEArER-E quesrrisn--5 Bowery l. IL
sac Ritz VfSTRILoeUIss. ke.-Brnoklyn Institute - -
BROADWAY Observation-Disclosures way, 10 "a 70 10 r. h
ISnusTRy OF ALL NATIoSs-CrJssl Palace NJ, TO DUSK
NpoIr WoRIp-S7s Brosdway day and evening
WyNI,,s VTNTRILOQUIsM-BTo kyn museun, r NJ.
MrTRoroIITaS GyANa sIUs-Nos q snd % sixthsv - =,
Ptsv.Rps GEoRAMa-The Nile nc No SO Brosswsy, u r. ~
BuRSIsc OF Moscow-W ilsmsbuIgh Odeon. II 7.
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corRT cALENpAR-Tms D.Y.
MARR4uHf

coGHILL- MULy9sp, 81 gsscssa, Gaia, ssA
Msry daughter Js9ss 'wsssssSsy Marcia By
~ cSspmsn q D 70 NJ YfsnesA s.reE's
Of wus.n M hraonS sad pspsn pl,sse
wsSns sssy s' = 4. nsr H:SssS
e.. ...s ..p ssssssw Il w. Tisllsf. -, ell d'0
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GILT AND BRONZE CLOCKS.
REAL BHoSzE FIGURES AND GRoUPs


This afternoon. Charles Saunders's Drama OF - The
Gambler or Loot Won TO be performed at Pordys Saons
o'clock and in the evening the great 9nsns
Of Cabin with tho yolthiu WONDER
Jle Cordes Eva" After this week Manager fnr
dv performances o. esday
ed Friday order give time for preparation OF new moral am
Refaons Drama
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Oliver B. Goldsmith has reduced his terms iOr
r,con in Pepmsushp to the Of IS for ,be course Full
az this DAYS Herald Or 10 c,ns Tor CIR
eusr Al the Rooms 1862 Broadway corner OF frsn<n
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BROOKL wv Iz,EWS.'

DEATH OF AN ALDERMAS.-Dr. Patrick Henry motifs
eber Of the BROOKLYN Council died At his residence
No Is Gold st on "wednesday night He member OF the
Ro.s ColIsse Of Surgeons London His "a years
Nyw BfLL-The bell of the Fourth District station
House recently procured by the Common Council w
terdsy its proper position and kied Inc sounn sies -
OF gre but the soon sscertaineo'
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s Root, No 1868 Broadway, has the Worlds Fan
Medal for Dsgueueo,ypes. Enough said
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SUPREME coURT-IS CHAMBERS Before Judge MIroHsLL
HABEAs CORPUS.

Application the instance Of his mother for the ds
ehVse eOs from enlistment 10 the on tae ground
he 10 Csp Reed OF the navy
of the General ATnsons the Laos war Is
The time enssement appeared IN 70 .ee
entne has been on board tne
ship North Carolina Capt presented me en..msa. "a
which ~ that MA aner
dead but ing he has guardian but has acted Tor
himself for three Me- D,cd, counsel TOT sppesn,n
for that the enlistment void upon us sco
Hook mother living who ss his esiass guard
that she aid that Hook unfer the lac
thoizins enlist 10 ceten cases coaid
moi The Judge con,dsrd tue ad enea
"a his desrOus that he should 70 the United
OF bis board Mr. Dett objected 20 TINS ITO
without the IstIton 20 rennd we oeleye osehhsee
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CITY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL REGIS rEh,
AT No ChsAoeyf+
,s,s. " '0S' JAN I'm. SPIN
March o................f 20 49l Az
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Advertisement !
A CONDEMNATION TO TIE PUBLIC
opKxtxc oy NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS.


H.vcHwoUr China Decorating, Glass Cutting aud
rich Chandelier Stores Nos and SO Broadway have beea
,poxn TO the American public for than twenty years. would
inform PATRONS and friends that he has ao~ about
committed the enlargement of hi, house and will open MS New
Rooms and have the entire building Illuminated Friday evening
next 10th nat when be will present for Inspection
OyER FIVE HUNDRED PACKAGES or NEW AND ELEGANT toop'
Among which more than
ONE HUNDRED CASES NEW AND BEAUTIFUL Gas FINrussS
Cornelius Baker Co, Philadelphia for which v
II Sole Agent
LARGE vAsrErY FRENCH AND EsGLisH CHANDELIER AND
BsAcKErS
From the houses Of De 8Onidonns Of Paris,
end Pstts wiud6eld Of Birmnsham
ov,s FyE HUNDRED CASKS DECORATED FRENCH
CHINA DrsSER, DESSERT, AND TEA SETS
Rich and Beautiful Vases
From AID Hlcux HsLLCua of Paris and VierIon
France; FOR which e. V. II. Ia Sole Agent
And variety of all kind. China Fancy Goods from various
parts of Europe.
GILT BRONZE CLOCKS
REAL BAoSzE FIGURgs AND GaoUPs
P.RIAx AND BIsauE FIGURES &c, &C. &C.
The puue AID ieEds of the house are Unused TO
Re as An opportunity will be afforded them 20 our best
,,,s At ork In all the various p,rmenis Of our business
In .enorz his Invitation the subscriber bsgs leave 10 assure ms
f that on previous occasion hiss cch magnificent display
el.ssot goods been exhibited time In any country
=. The Pres respectfully invited to attend - ., -
Durfng the following week the old stock will be arranged
Ion sale atty reduced prices in order to make room for the con-
slant irnto Itaiious ofNew Goods W.
Nes York, March 1854
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To recover damages for alleged assault and battery and
% ptLonment stady referred TO- Verdict for aatn 80
carries cosis OF former trial. where the Jury dd not
. ,--e,, -, r.A n.tm.
To recover damages for alleged assault and battery ~
which plntil injured aDoast laid at 80 oos MI
18th February, 1883 stopping al NO
40 Caruiueg lie business Dunkk, bat was ran
railroad been out he ID tof % NO
time ADD doing nothing the period OF the present
difficulty do to No ~ Nj wsshuuias
up uttes OF latter aud wods TOOK psce
stated opposite OF BIT Us Prem''
m cha that Mr. O. into HE store boasht Oh, az "a
wsapon and struck n. blow the head with which
and caused him aerwAd 70 be siof 40
swer ,hs Mr. K first made assault upon MT ana
that the merely sefdeense and ho eenes that no
used Of iron ba he blow was struck Win 81 Ordinary
Verdict for plaintiff 80, which carries costs
ACTION FOR ALLEGED sLANDEn.
Catherine Kenny sat Allied ssrell ana Jsnei bis wifs
Plaintiff resided adomesc In dfendants family She len la
June refused give her cefhcsto o. good mar
scter friends of plaintiff II said, ossqnsny called 70
Know why Mrs would not give plsnG chssete which, IL
charged sd 70 0ws The only nend THAI
can sye Il that she stole shirts aud ~ 70 In
money day IL syeued sh- said to two ethr
put her thievnz She toot two shirts
believe her 70 be- tie thief had tho house
only should have arrested had proof ssn hef
should character OF should give 10 these
words, Catherine Kenny lived long with and pnted
with consequence OF her stealing two shirts and ~ ~ IN
damages are sscoO In Defense deaied hs words
SPECIAL rEsM-DIcIgoss
Louisa X Niehos by her next friend 1t fhogss resoh
against psotf de-
the custody Of the Children panh 70 De
see them
Motion for new trial denied. with costs
New s the verdict for plaintiff being sssnst tho evil
dsnee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-10

The weather yesterday was warm and humid the mud
thin and plentiful and everybody cross and uncomort
able