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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-06
THE RIOT IN BROOKLYN on StNDAY

The parties implicated in the transactions on sunday al
the foot of Mair Yesterday brought before Mayor
Lambert, Justice Blachey and Alderman Barnard at
the CITY Hail. bu in consequence Of the great number oil
prisoners but few examinations took place. The com
plants aganst each in custody received and the
examinations were put of for the present Most OF those
arrested come forty in number, baied out by their
friends being held in bonds Of $500 each to appear ana
answer Several were discharged for the want OF EVIL
dence among wi ON are, Boyne of \. l., George
Alden Isaac Morris Thos. Steele, West Beans, james
Larkins and some three four who acted az Deputy
Sherfs and unknown TO the police as such Inc
great number prisoners rendered necessary 10 crowd
as many in each cell could hold and in addition the
lodging rooms and other apartments were converted 10
III. same uses The crowd about the City H. during
the entire dav was great had betn on the evening
preycus many appearing to look after their friends in
custody and the greater proportion attracted ihhef
from motives of curiosity. Many absurd rumors were
aoat as to u ure operations, but they are unworthy oil
eredence 1t is however, anticipated that the end not
vet and the authorities taking proper measurese pre-
vent if possible recurrence of the scandaous scenes o.
Sunday last Very few persons were injured on sunday
and none were killed
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n. n. Reynold. of the CITY Of New.

are In Jersey CITY, tho ssd VIM Reynolds of the Cy Of New.
lei upv ARD ef twelve months last past been in the habit Of
10 nen three to fe thousand dollars
,,d % v'rsI r- .,r,srsai. s I. al. ca, and rr,od
ont on an Island beyond the Nafrows
Charles W Sm'ih, soap manufacturer, srys The
,,nc feny would DO valuable aud would be worth clo,d
c,,lu Of u busheia No application has been made
~ Nj ne,ssd :" any 'scr ref,oo for The e@0y. Of nune
~ the hss Of osus VIII wagon 70 remove blood aud
The, sr In the habit OF hrnsnr Inc bnre. of HOOD or b
.ausherhouc 10 The street and rccns ne hspd hs
becomes offensive the blood has Considerable d
the before reaches he The negabo-s have
SPOKEN e. these mon about bat they have continued the practice
John r. Trcodwcll being sworn am one Of the pro.
rofs NE 50 Nicholas Hotel IN this City; the garbage sw
Of establishment taken by whose don't
rscecet wee DAY q meIc nominal 'umha' for sir
monil ~ sf eess ered $3.50 rr ~ the ashes are iakea
away daily At an expense TO uso from week; app
cation has been sod, BY NJ Reyd City authorities
the twil OF garbage 10 my knowledge.
Lorenzo Drlmonco swears that the garbage lswi
Sc taken from his hotel No p Broadway by who
about ~ o IT, and hc the ashes from the place without
Rcsve taken by named Brachau who 400
fi IT, Mr Reynolds applied witness the ssrb
John II. Monnot, Of the New-York Hotel. says the
saltssc and -~ removed from ih' hotel bys endr
Other similar Ahdsvis made
The testimony OF MIR. Downing, City Inspector, sets
forth that the Superintendent Of Docks had testified before
him that Mr. Reynolds in the habit daily of removing
oa from the foot OF Thirty iourth-st, East River The
testimony of the people who live in the above vicinity
the subject shows that Reynolds in the habit Of
leaving the of'a garbage &C., at the above place for
several DAYS anu that the almost invariably loaded
with the stencil arising hereom The bone boilers show
that they offered. 10 execute the work that Reynolds is
paid for for nothing excepting the privilege Of dsposng of
the garbage. Ac., and that the Committee of the Common
Council would not listen to their offers.
The Board agreed 10 meet every evening this week with
q view to quick dispatch of business.
Adjourned 10 Tuesday.
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NETWORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

The regular Monthly Meeting of the NewYork Horti-
cultural Society held last evening, at their rooms
No. 600 Broadway. Mr. WILSON G.. HUNT occupied
chair, and PETER Il. MEAD acted Secretary. There
was quite large number of members present.
Mr.. MEAD, on behalf of the Committee, reported that
the Spring exhibition held in part at Mr.. Barnums
Museum That Mr. Barnum proposed 10 pay the prem
ums awarded and expenses incurred. That the Commit
tee of the Society had acceded the proposition that
lie premiums generally had been paid. The Committee
recent accessi0ns to the Society of of the
most respectable and wealthy citizens of New-York.
Committee of hYe, consisting of Messrs. ThOs. HOgg,
.Ir r. G. ParCee :. Il. Parsons, VIM. Reed and VIM 5.
Carpenter appointed TO represent this society in the
American Pathological Congress TO be held in the City Of
Boston in the month Of September next.
Remarks made attestng the great practical value
Of the conversational meetings of this society.
Mr. IIoGG offered the following resolution which was
adopted:
esed That Recording Secretary b. requested to draw
family Of the late Michael Flag ESQ., OF the
oIgns founders the society letter expressing the coincidence OF
society with the family of the deceased and their high regard OF
HE services promoting the OF Horticulture and the formation
The society
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MILITARY.

SPRING PARADE OF THE NATIONAL GUARD.
The National Guard composing the Seventh Regiment
and attached to the Third Brigade New-fork State
Militia, made their first spring parade yes;err unler
command Of Col Duryea.
At ocock the several companies composing the Reg
ment assembled in the Park. and drawn up in line
in front Of the City Hall by Col. Duryea, attended by
Field Officers 1t. Col. LciIers Aduiani Point s;aff
Officers Paynaster Carpenter; Quarterrnasier Kemp
Surgeon Cheeseman; Chaplain. Brainari Commssary Of
Subsistence Harrison Ordnance Officer Droz Engineer
Lanitz.
The Regiment attended by the National Guard
Band numbering upward Of fifty instruments.
The line having been formed the Regiment was re-
viewed by Mayor Westervelt the members OF the Com
mon Council ard Brigadier Gen. Hall. The Regiment
then exercised in the manual Of and ali the iii
ereni frDgs by COMPANY wing battalion and by hle IN
Guiding all the obique frngs. They faced by the
ranks and all the same movements executed The
precision OF the and the high state of disc
pine tvnccd by the various companies the subject
Of general remark by the immense crowd of spectators
that had gathered all sides Every officer and sergeant
knew his place The facngs BY the rear and the prompt
of the file oosers in placing themselves IN Their proper
positions in front Of the front rank, passing quickly
through the Captain interval conveyd to the spectators
the very minute and careful attention that had been paid
their instruction in military tactics. After these
ments breaking to the front into column countermarch-
ing wheeling into line of battle deploying into double
column on the center in mass deploying column forming
close column by division first division right 'front.' the
same movements followed, left in 'front.' and the depoy-
ment breaking the into column. which closed the
exercises The line then broke into column and marched
up Broadway Grand-s through Grand to Bdrvery up
Bowery to Lafayette-plsce, when an i,ermission was
groned Of an hour
Oh 'iie aSe,nos Vi INV VARIOUS companies after the
n'eim''lon, the Hae was again formed, and marched
ay to the Park where the Regiment was lis
missed.
This Regiment called the National Guard, contains
about men, all told Battery OF Artillery, consist
ing of six pieces They have 700 stand Of and are
considered as the " crack Regiment of New-York.
Their uniform is gray, trimmed with black aud gold,
With pants of white and gray, according to the season
The officers of the various companies are as follows:
First Company Capt. SUBWAY; Second Company
Cart. Price Third Company, Capt. Movers Fourth
CONN, n.y. Capt. Shaer; Fifth Company, Capt Monroe;
Sixth Company, Capt Ribet; Seventh Company Capt
Pressnger Eighth Company Capt spreighti Company
of Cavalry Cap, Watts
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DIED,

DELAPLAINEOn Saturday June John Deispsns IN tbs
9th OF hssge
His friends and those Of the family respectfully
invited his funeral from his late residence No 81
Marspace Tuesday afeAoon at o'clock without further
inyifstioB. m. ~.
DE KLYN-At schooey's Mountain June T. Annie D.kyn
sz wears and IS days. the adopted daughter OF
Leou ards Julia Dekyn.
FATOK-On Monday june s. o eonsumpton Cecilia eldest
dausLter of the Winthrep Eaton. aged ~ years.
The the family respectfully invited to attend Der "a
nera Wednesdsy ats. fusm her late esdsnce NO ios
south Fourth e.. Willsmsburzh az
HARNEY-A, Conn, June 5. Gen. Thom W. Harvey,
sgsAs ,, Il, -. -. -. a..
His funeral will aae place wsdnesdsy the ,th inr from ne
residence OF brohern lsv Edwsdr Cowes No l WEST "a
st. O'Clock, his remains will be taken to ofsen~'oa
HARRlsOS-Ou the 29h list Francis Harrison years Of ass
The remain, Inferred the Cemetery Of Evefreens
LEWIS-On Friday June Robert Lewis an old citizen u New
York. sFed II years.
Her remains viii taken . Greenwood for inrsrmont -
LANRENCF-At Aspinws EewGrsnads. on the ~ q IA,
March Nj Charles Lawrence sonnLa~ OF Jofham SCI kf Oh
this City.
WEEKLY Report City Of Brsokya for tho week
ending June g. 1856 - ~, o,
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TIE LONG ISLAND MURDER.
CAPTURE OF THE MURDERER-GREAT EN-
CIIEMENT.

Nicholas BAN the murderer Of Mr.. and Mrs Wckham,
at their residence in Cuchogue. l.. L. was captured at
clock yesterday morning in Hermitage swamp, In
the woods eight miles from the bloody scene The in
habitants had turned out in body to hunt the VILLAIN
and when they found him they could scarcely ~ restrained
from hanging him TO tree. He had cut his Aroat with
the intention of committing suicide, and was weak from
the loss of blood He was armed with loaded pistol and
knife but made no resistance Officer Bowling and Con-
stable Nesb of this city said to have been the means
o preysp,ing the excited multitude from hanging him on
the pot and had he not been much exhausted from loss of
blood it probable their interference could not have saved
him. He placed in the custody of the Sheriff OF SUI
folk County and taken to River Head the county town.
where he was locked up for trial.
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Held TO BAIL.-Rcbard Coggins, who stands shargs'
with the killing Of Patrick Boyle Sunday, ai.t uiI'
gave himself into the custody of Dspuysherih
and was brought before Justice Batehley for
on Saturday last. Several witnesses we're e1a'nns1
it appeared that the defendant, with others w. us
on the Close Road, when deceased made some '
proceeded to draw one Of the party our u e "Ns,u
Coegins shsrsupon jumped out and sruet n.!s uuae'
tho ear. snl resuming his seat drove on so' nhAs
tia, hs had inflicted any serious injury Boyle however
never rose again. Tho defeodsn' ~ss no'd !" Wv" oe
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BOARD OF EXCISE.
rrTryESrH wARD-FiRsr DAT.

FIFTEENTH wARD-FiRsr DAf
The Roard of Excise for the Fifteenth Ward met on Mon
d.v at the Mayors Office. COuneilmen VIM NJ. 'ermlye
and + W. Brown were present. Between sixty and sew
enty application. for licenses in this Ward were presented
Th Bosrs decline 10 issue any licenses until some two or
,reo ,ek. hence at their mex, sitting During the time
ipsreninc they will personally investigate the character
of The houses kept by the applicants Last year about i
licenses were graz ted in the Fifteenth w ard.
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MARRIED..

HUDsON-KING-A Brooklyn the LIST Of June BY the Rev
Theodore l. Cuyer f. Hudson Esl OF New York to Mis-
Carrie daughter OF Henry H. King ESQ Of the former
place. ,.,, =. vim. - r....A.- ....i,.
June the Rev p Chauncey Rector o. James Snufcn
ESQ sll ofihis City. - 49,.
LAWRENCE-iLARK-On the 18th day of July ax 1853 Ia
Boston the house Of the clergyman Rev Joseph
Charles formerly Of Kingston Jamaica 70
Whenina Clsh third daughter Of lothian Cisss Est Of hs
City
NeNark please
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COMMERCIAL MA7IERG


Reported for The n. r. rnbsne By Meszs Yr fhemas
ySa B>ayd -t2~ Country s., -, new a. ees Penn >. -
81 600 Cam Ans r. g 2, !: ~ Rsh:.ss '..sss1 re-
80 Rssdsas es.e 80, leo Do, Is 81 - Aisshi SCRIP
s, 10 Minehiil R. s6vn sSi ssns Of Penn = ~ =, 40
Rssdins 4 r. = 70, "a; slos c.% .: A. 2 e -
ssprI Resrt-eSoo 90 Cam Z Amb. = T. e. - ~. ~
sehsIl Esv = an 81 60 e ss.r,s esoe w a. -.
G. c:S % 3 e y Penn ut = or.s s;si u
%c.s Bssrs-is sehuyl Nav. Pref 81 a. - - ~.
X~,s PvSoss u g - 10 BID III eshsS a. 49, -
ri sSI.S Psassyivsas s. n nd % s<ssd sssSns Hs'"
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FIRES.
HrRg N rTRRr-sI.

n;,h, q, II clock fire broke out in dwelling
- on The corner of Perry and Westinghouse, but 1t
- e-,;,,u;.bsd before much damage occurred.
FALsK ALARM.
The alarm of fire in the Second District about III ia'
,;ght moved 10 be false
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49, an, in the rope-walk OF Mr.. GeorgeP
Wssver stused on the 6rst togate on me
rosd rO:..a W.: ,.S 1s hOass.
grH, Wssver and occupied by his workmsn, were de-
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couRr cAL.FND.RLru,, DAY,

tOURT-N0s. r29, u, ooO, oof, VS. oyi, sot,
,es 9ss sas 23 6 s62 81 $40 1873 S 2 i9 900
oo2 1000 oi0 LOIS. 0ls o9 o29 lo2i o45 ~
COMMON PIEAs-Pat Mos. 43l, f04 693, 675, 70l,
~ 7s No IT'S 7a6 97 s 8Oi s3i Part IINos $50 To
SIG s77 s78 $40 800 TO 1888. inclusive. - -
SUPREME CoURT-Gepsral Term.-NOs ~, l, =, 30, ",
49, 81 IS, 4, II. n, s. 81, Is. -, 81 49,
CIRcIIT COuRT.-Monday next.-Nos. 377 375, 4js,
40 e te9 $50 "a 10 9e3 as SO ST. 5is 5s 49, f5t
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BIRTHS.

ARCULARIUs-Juns4 DAUGHTER to Mr. snd Mrs Henry A.
culri8s, Jr ~, ,.x. ~.
hame. a., ~. g,s H.
HENsHAw-Juns 5, DAvcHrEs to ar and Mrs Edwin Hen
shaw.
McPHERSON-At Hudson Columbia Co, June J. DAUGHTER
On Ar and Mrs. Wln. MsPhsrsOn.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssI0Ns-Mospay-BeforsH ' Honor
the RECORDER

Jurors could not be obtained and thos present
The Petit Jury qualified and
poce.ded to Toihy Shea syed with grand larceny
IN tie Of Easts Stevens NO is
Fulionst whom they acquitted
Peter Graf then pleaded guilty to selling liquor without eeh
hs NJ. Third.st His sentenced was deferred
Tas pacy and the Second Ward riot case wers
OF the absence Of OF the ca
feudsntA Adjourned Tor the day
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The Sabbath School Floral Concert which was post
poned from Tuesday evening last in consequence OF tho
sickness Of the musical leader will take place his even
ing Tuesday June G. at Mr. Beechers Church. See ad
vertisement on the hrst page.
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caption that heads this item.
In short the number and varey of Deaths from Burns
will be likely occur in the course Of the next year
viii make the above caption one that will be eagerly
Looked AFTER Few will doubt the fact who pay the least
attention to the awful scorchng tha, somebody has areaiy
got that sundry explosions far more fatal to those VINO
have been trying fill the lighted lamp than al the cam
Ihene explosions in Chrsendom will occur between TINS
and the ldes of March 1887.
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Internationally -,
LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRA PHs-The attention Of the

rublc il called style u DAGUEssEort' on rnE
t.sen szes-e ze surprising IN Depth tone snd
finished esnyAstae sizes re-
the most delicate ivory As 70 likeness and
durability unsurpassed Perfect any Hs can
be Daguseotypes Taken Only oy j.
GrESEY c d. PpEDkIcKs No. Boulevard des Cspucnes
Par.s and No. Ns Broadway.
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RAILROAD AccIDKsr.-Syvester Clark Of Otis, Mass,
was run over by the NewIiaven train, at Harlem at
about noon yesterdayone foot taken off, and the other
was badly crushed He not expected to survive. lie
was brdge-bulder by trade and was going to dinner
He did not hear the
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.,roves The rope.w walk contained large quantity o.
b.np and rope. Mr. Weavers loss viii be very heavy.
hut at this time il amc~, impossible to ascertain the
nmarn, Loss $40 600 Lrh: North Amerlcan, ath nst.
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Cn,cKyr-A new Cricket Club is forming in Paterson,
LAW INIELLHE NCE

SUPREME CoURT-SPEciM TEEs Before Jadse. CLAsSk
The people of Charles l. hpp, sSt Ae Mayor 'o"
mssionsrs o Excise &c.
Motion for mandamus requiring the Commissioners OF
Excise Ac issue license complainant 10 sell spfi'a,u
qros license having been withheld Alternative msndamss
TO granted The object Of the proceeding 10 s tha
rower OF Withholding licenses
James Nc Mullan the Mayor William r. Reynolis ct al
Motion for pohs he dumping oal IN the neigh
pnf premises Notion for Injunction granted tn
planned hAs removed ana
Mr. r. is o be fur, he heard the subject
Bliss : ksios Chrisk q a.
Judgment rsr with leave 90 defendant 10 pa. IN new a
sver on paymep, 81 + 10 costs Of notion
tntoiuetta Ycnui Patrick Cslishsn
Moi;ss .ssisd without prejudice
Beoge judge MtrcHsLL.
.nxx,xc ,xD yXrENpfNG BowrRY TO FRANKLIN SQUARE.
Co.. r. smith william n Mcln'igs aad Bartlett smith sp
por,ed Comm ssicners
OPENING NISETl-SECOND-sr.
Nation 20 amend rule granted and same Com missonet' y"
Alien y " Glover and 4 y Robbins appointed
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE SENATE COMMITTEE.
Tho Committee did not sit yesterday according " m
tournament but went to survey the College prope'y "
,own Their sitting will probably be resumed om''''"'
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Advertisement
THE NEW DRAMA AT THE NATlOSiL.-lhe

Drama Of ANY Tho Masons Dsnghtef whch
Len soe tine In preparation PURDYs NaiDnal Theser
night and rom beginning 20 end was mos
successful production The Drsmst Nh TouLaAS has done
ample thru ghou We predict for ous rum ard recon-
readers and see IT, twill be repeset
with the FAIRY Light Guard
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Adyertlseuent
MATgIMONy IN MISUNDERSTANDING y. ). FOw

EE gives bis popular this popular subject Phrenoosch
consider in the o'clock this evening Seats ee
I'D eolis,,iop .len Mr. r will remain the lecture
cav and upon those ho wish his professional
e,yce. After "Wednesday No soc Broadway Newios
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Several new and interesting specimens have recently

added by b. his splendid collection OF portraits
observe those OF Mard Fillmore DR. Dun and
poet traveller Bsyad Taylor No place IN the cry
delightful Tor leisure hour than ms aoon
Nos 2Dj and 80 Broadway.
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ertis-ulent.
NoyrITIFs BY THE STEAMER ECROPA.-The sub

.,,;,,. mi op.n THIS OF Pans Drsss Goods
Of B.reses Orsandie Fouaeed Robes embracing
nov wb appeared in this market TaeJ
vii also exhibit pieces Of STRIPED and Psd Summer DTess sA
usrehsIed auction at full = cent lee than the
s Of iu portstion UsspELL PIEksos LsEE No 81 Broad
- betx,er Grand and Bfpomest
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Judge BoswoarH
Peter Mslshan sgt Martin II. Besvet.

To recover damages amount laid ut 5000 for the loss oil
whc killed by falling into ius
Kiln owned by defendant II eonended TOT psnti
tina; the d. dsnt liable he having neglected to put iouns
The mouth of the kin prevent people falling in In defense
said that tho Kiln licensed snd public aud inst
Obliged railing round W. and that tue cbi
its life by being sowed'o abr al Unattended Inc
the latter ground moved tint the Complaint DC us
nj which granted
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Be:ore Judge wcopsvf
DECISIONS.

COSTS WHERE VERDICT Il LESS THAN soo
Thomas OBtien sganst hpp Brown .
Plaintiff sued $500 damages for injury to his
child little hoy eight Of over by omnibus Of hs
junction Twenty hnh and sevenih The jury rendered
Under the old This would
much but conndd the rule has been changed
The Court THE before Judge DAILY decided follows
defendants entitled The action tor
within the meaning of the IN subdvion OF
sep having TAI ed 80 the def nsni
When the Of the def ndant have been adjusted
verdict b. deducted and Judgment entered tor
defendants for the difference ,
The City of New York sgsinst James Williams
verdict recovered against MI w for oostru
ns in ront his premises PesT with old coc hosshess
G and xecuon sned Motion made the Judgment aside
defends not duly served Wa notice ana
Motion granted
Iohn Nimplir. against Joseph Michsel al
als of .,ck of foods corner Theenths sid Avenue
b. Injunction drmss'd
There were decisions motions amend plsadinsa
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The following additional subscriptions have been re-
ceved FOR the testimonial 20 Capt. Fitch and others by
r. Bell Treasurer No 20 Wall-st.
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lAdyertisement
A new and carefully built family residence on bold

bluff on long leland within ninety minutes ride OF the city
l New Haven Railroad of beautiful land in drstse
condition a. garden psssure will be sold To-Day by NIcoL
Those who think OF buyin will ind . opPor
tuLty
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ADVERTISEMENT
NEW SILKS BAREGEs TISSUES FRENCH JACOB

Ers and OycANDiEs will BE- opened Monday, June D. at
H,.Rp CIAPP Co.'S Grand The above zoods consist
Of 80 pieces Plaid high and hgb color nearly yard
wide low price of Cd yss beautiful stripes
Bocade I'd High lgser Black Gros de Rhns 4 3D. and
good quality silk aud Wool Bereyes od
only Cd perysd 5csses Pad
De Lame and Beege DE Lame fine goods per yard
worth q hesitation saying, and boldly That
the hove good. are without In annals Of Dry Goods
HEARD. CLAP Co. No. SOL Grandst
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NEV,JERSEY ITEMS

NV Public SCHOOL BuiLpISo.-The Jersey Ciy
hoad o. Educsiion AZ re meeting Saturday 49,
luton that The Common Council be requested 20 purchase
the Fourth Ward which erect Public Sen"o ouass
snd that the ucee the Board Of ftgcson from tnc
Wsrd b. Committee with The Common Council Com
Public Grounds Education IN the ~
lection 9 site of such building.
CHURCH IN CossusIPAw-On Wednesday next the
church will b. laid being the
besnnuE the t.t church sdfee and classical
civ although inhabitants have ben chssetersed ms-n
sofps reorle while bexian
memory OF Oldest inhsbtant OF that venerable city The dis
eoprse Of the oco will be delivered BY wakesy
hs Exercises are 70 commence O'Clock thu
Jersey Civ u ard At p ccoci for CenHunpaw and will
return when the services are through
CRlcKrr-A new Cricket Club is forming in Peterson.
ard . rncpev composed Of engineers and aragxhxnen
esa clicks This Club Nevsrk
Yesterday by tire Newark Club aud played friendly
corn fhem
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u = CIRCUIT COURr-Before Jua,e BErrs: =.
. Lung India Rnhher case Of DaY alalnst the New

Fpaand Spring Company involving title 20 the Chaner esent
s, Couhe defendants have not YET closed heir
testimony His Honor Judge Belts this morning dismissed oil me
inrnrs not sitting this case for week