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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-05
MARINE AFFAIRS.

SCHOONER ASHORE ON FIRE IsLAYD-Our cores
pendent at Fire Island irfopms Us that the schooner
Moonlight of Bridgeport, Conn, Capt. Hotchkiss,
from Mobile 10 New York with cotton, rifles, cannon
ana ammunition to HUrburt & Co got on shore at
Fire Island Lighthouse on the morning of the 4th Of
December at O'Clock. She is a new schooner OF
$50 turs has some water in her hold, and is nearly
high and dry at low tide.
LAUNCH The magnificent steamship C. Vanderbilt,
built al Green Point by j. Smonson for Vanderbits
European liue Of steamers is opsn to the pubic
for inspection. On Monday next she will be launched
at nine O'Clock in the morning.
SHIP. BUILDNG.--Mr. Thomas Stack is abou. to lay
the keel of ship Of 800 tuns to be named the Ora
hams Policy, at bis yard, foot o. North Second
street for Messrs, Lsyten Ryerson Hurlburt. Two
weeks hence the same builders will lay the keel
of another vessel for the above house.
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WIrCHCRAFT.

DR.. EDwAnp III. PARKER of the NewYo Medics
College lec, last evening at the Mercantile Library
large aud attentive auditory for the benefit OF the
Clarity Fund Of the Protestant Episcopal Brotherhood
IF Nee.York This IL the opening OF series OF ten
lectures 10 be delivered by different gent lemen for the
kneii Of the Shove fund rhe Doctors SUBJ sct was
Ancient and Modern Wi'chcrat.
He commenced by alluiiug to the natural tenfency
Of mind 10 step beyond the material, aud srlVe 10
lrsSp the mysteries of tbs spirit world The giant In
ELECTS among the snciens such Plato, Socrates and
Cicero devoted great portion OF their lives 10 specu
htops On the probabilities of a future state. Allied
70 this propensity 10 investigate the higher forms OF
mma'eralify is that Gar inferior if not osest mental
(eyelopuent itrne ed superstition, which discovers PET
wse spirits in the shape Of decrepld old women. ine
def which prevailed in Europe IN the feshues y.
Nacborsft was derived from several sources-,ucn az
e res Of the Druids, the classic lore oil the frsNs,
nd the Wandering FAM les of the more eastern
atoms. Witcbcrsft fouriahed chiefly between tpe
oSnDIDg Of the fourteenth and the close oi to9
kverteenth centuries. The witches OF tnst perioi
tes ,unnosed TO be the agents of Satan, dealing IN
Vxous herbs occasioning pestence ana famine,
suItng the dreams, and possessing power even over
lives Of their fellow mOrtals. Win few excspuous
be belief in their existence was universal; onakes
,e sdhsred in mart 20 popular notions in the witch IS
fhis poeti1 al creation, bu. endowed them WIN iae
Isa,er dignity and refinement. After oesGriolne a.
one le, 9Th the human manifestations Oh tne WIZ
raft Of the past the doctor came down 10 tne wi'Tu
zst OF the pre,er t-Spi.itualism. a parauei, ne
aid nav be instituted between tbs two with very Ut
ksdvsntaee 70 the latteI. We have no wlIche: POW
snick Invisible pins into the sides Of supersnhSus
SOple or TO sssume the form of cat, OF 10 oreeu
nrrain srnopg the cattle but We have modern NEGRO
U,ce,s Who sd ye rise their skill to forete events, 10
TOdsce the pas, and to cure refractory diseases
h doctor proceeded to DISCUSS SpiriusliSm IN SCI
affc and unmeIciful style, admitting is connection
t1 certain phytica results 10 DC as YET oaPa0io W ~
ksfscto,y explanation. ,
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GOVERNORS OF THE ALMsuorsF


The Boa'd met ytsitr6av afternoon, NJ townsend
IN the ctar aud Messrs Heory, West, Tismsnn. Da
gio DIXIE, hernok, Smith Diaper ana L yor present.
MIR WEST presented his re- gnation, TO take effect
on the tIs' day Of January next.
Mr. DRAPER moved 10 lay 1t upon the table.
Mr. WEST said that he had taken this step sfer due
ceberaiiOn, end he wished the Board to take inme-
Clete echon upon il.
Mr. DRAPER then withdlex bic objection and moved
T. sceep al ce Of the resgna ion as offered.
The motion csIrisd.
The Warden OF the CitS Prison reported that during
The past for night 623 persons were committed un der
the ProTbiory Law.
Mr. DUKE deplJ cd the Inconvenience resulting from
90 large lumber Of temp rsry c)nnitnents
Mr.. DUKE called up R RESOLUTION provid az that no
tsles or purchases sbOu be made except BY tire eu-
therized agent Of the Bosyd unless by special a2pro
pristior OF the Board.
Mr.. DRAPER said the Reformsis he'd been endeavo--
lDg TO cast the ooium Of txravag upon the Gov
eInors Of the AlGs-HOuse. The Controller re ports
thai there had been increase Of $500 600 annually
III the expen0, Ct the Ans Houss Depsrment In
ing ReormeI, TO leave of lyiog. He thought that
abuse ara insoleooe repaid them 70; the careful and
economical manner in which they had I'D minis.eei the
affairs Of the Department for the past years.
Mr.. TIEMAES said the oilapdstsd cOadition of the
buildings quied great portion Of the outlay.
Mr.. DRAPER spoke a. considerable leogth against
the Reform party and its organs out vsrlly pure,
bat LwGrdy craving after the loaves and fishes-the
tpOs Of office.
Mr.. WEST said he should violate the resolution az
often as the interests Of the party required it.
The resolution wss then laid upon the table.
The following is the weekly summary of the ccndi-
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IMPORTANT TELEGRAPHIC MOVEMENT.

"A a meeting of the Board of Directors OF TIE
ErYO,k State Printing Telegraph Company House
me held at the Office Of the Secretary, In the Ciy
Rochester, on the 27,h day Of November, 1898, 1t
m
Re,ts3 That this Board on bshaf Of this Com pauy viii
ts consent of the stockholders hereinaeer
g. unite OF consolidate wi the New foik ee
kt.o Kleotrt. Ma enete TelsUsph company, 'e"''A'
"a the terms and IN the n.bne TO- VIZ via.
The Htw.i ORR Albany sad Buffalo ectro- hst e'N 80.
NA COMPANY shall become Incorporate under tne snesN
ssf TIL, state, with all the rights ana Powsn Snoie NJ
Eses Company Is then to obtsiu written e1sent OF tbs
hooils e. least tsothrds OF the cspA "oeA
= SOmpsD, esfsetVe1y
fhs of bob CoPsnes 70 be Placed under the man
nc q the Directors of the ssd EeFYork, Albany aod
MAO EeetroMssDete Telegraph Company, % incorporated
sfhs Nev.Yorh Albany aud Bulo Electr,.M Tele
nh Company Incorporated ~ Aforesaid 10 agree TO do
gs expepees taxes assessments and ehuses wbatsoever
10 this Com papy for the period Of year, seven
sost lei Annum upon It's esPA stock payable in half yearly
rnests .-.. II ~ -. .
BE soso dated s,d merged into one tnpssy the sock Of
e IA. bs 6istrutea IN the rsto Of 20 ths New
m AIhsoy .nd Bs.lo Electro Magnetic Company, and tso
.As - M, s,nck toders Of this COMPANY
m NYo't Albany .n3 Buffalo Electro hsgue,ic Tsls.
NH Comn.,x a. Is SoresAd, 10 Do bOaad oy
ksct 20 .ep and maotsn both ines ISi tne se yoa IA
"a AGO. Ith Al least the same number OF wires a. a.
nt ga a the expiration Of ten years the ssid company
" Tree and clear VI debt
I'VE learn that the stockholders Of the House oe are
acinouss in favor of the arrangement proposed,
ID a. the imposition to fuse came from the present
snssers of the Morse line, 1t seems probable 'na'
lbe ratified by that company. That the arrangement
ns1ceedingy good one for the House party may De
re from the fact that in the seven or eight years "
been wt rked II has not yielded to its oTnsrs over
'Nersge OF about one or two per cent par aniiuui'
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PorBERY OR ENBEZzLEMEST IN THE OFFICE
RrcvER OF TAXEs- lsst Friday evening the
fce Of he r ceiver of Taxes robbed OF 81 400,
81 COO of which was subsequently, recovered. IL sp-
that 10 order to the increased percentage
70 follow on the lst ios there very gest rush
of,sxp.,ers oaJipg the entire day and $780, 900 gss
raid in. The regular clerks and two or three youn'
teens we're keps coustauty at work until shorty after
o'clock. when the doors we're closed. Nest Of the
clerks then proceeded to arrange their cash for de-
ncsit Int three Fl ITEM, Messrs. Haot, Gleen aud
Soven lat 10 take Gil ner. In about hslf an hour
tbev returned, snd foon sfer Sir. Hunt announced
Il 81 900 bill, two slOO bills and other fun.s, to
tbe amount in oil OF 81 400, had been tsken from bis
d,sver. Mr. Hart The hesd Of the Department, i'm
reciatey ordered the Office secu ed and sent to the
Chiefs offce Tor policeman. Officer Masterson soon
cane in AID declared that in bis opinion, the thief
Was ole of the clerks. All three OF thera protested
tieir innocence but every one OF them searched
The missing money Lot found. The Office was
then searched aud the 81 600 bill found twisted up
upou tie floor fifteen eighteen e-t hom MIR. Hunts
drawer. No fuItber discovery was made though the
officer spent until yesterday investigating the matter.
Suspicion rested against sporting character among
the clersp, but nothing was proven. The s46O hsye
not set been recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-05

CHARGE OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY AGAINST Mr..
BRISBANE Some weeks ago Mr. Charles f. Brisbane
had misunderstanding and dispute with Mr..
Msrtinelli, an Italian gentleman and professor OF
languages Mr. Brisbane, considering himself insuited,
Slapped the professor in the face with his open hand,
thereby involving himself in prosecution for assault
and battery The case came before Recorder Smith
in the Special Sessions yesterday morning for tdA.
Cou1 selor Sikmsn conducted the cause for the de-
Tense and ater partial hearing the Court foed Mr.
Brisbane s25 for the too free OF his right hand
On TIE countenaLce Of Professor MartneIli. The
fine was paid.
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PAsslIc CONTESTED SCRRoGAcY Tie argument
In this aeuded Fnisy asst Toe CHIEF Justice
opinion Of tie Court 20 the effect thst the 40 III
cation for the Governor b. deniet 90 tha
ground hs Court Oh nd not mort with t1e &C ion 81
he Executive IN the preu shs The decision - the qles'
ton r,is, rpon the Iit ors review the pree-d
irss .l5 sss9s ne Bosi Of Couy Csnvssscs tr served
or rstinn unti the OF the ut ut thai re
r4pdsscs OF toe csltra Ill Interfere With the s;on Of
The kXeculiYe. uen.9n rue AmeIlcia.
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SEDUcTIoN.-Eza Ann Shaw, pretty, modest,
ard i,tbere a OF eighteen appeared before Jaca Smith
or Monday e neon and charged Wm Parker ycung artisan
Win 9ucns her promise OF marriage. From her state
ept il appeeIed III the defendant Introduced to her In
cor 1884 and truIn lire Juy lat piic her tbs most
srked rton; ,hen under Of manss ne rdieed
a, ref. tn III bis pome The facs beiag proven, be
VA hsld In y 4 OtO LsN iJr MA.
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FIRES.


Yesterday afternoon at "a clock a fire occurred IN
the second story back room of the building No. "a
Park street, occupied by John Francis (coored) as
saiior boarding house. 1t appears that Dutch
woman named Barbara Mitchell had been washing
in the room, and had gone to the yard with some
othiI g. On her return she fund quantity OF cloth
ing that hung near the stove in flames. The fire was
extnguished with a few pal of water by the inmates
of the house. Loss about $40. No Insurance.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER s. 1856

The posts end wires being now Yearly worn out, Il is
difficult to der-iapd no the Morse company ara 70
make Il We'd sevez per ceLt Some OF the ore shire Nd
Of the House stockholders are looking forward L, a
spSs6y surrender by tbs Morse company Of the United
lnet the latter company having agreed Informally 70
give the House stockholders a lea upon their En Ina
security for the rent We thiak il verv likely the
party owning the yoncerfl Invention Of Mr. Huzbe,
nay co something within few months to spoil this
fufon arrangement West
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SHORT WTIGHT IL CoAL.-A, meeting ofthe Com
Ccurc. nLsy night. eorraunielln ID
som TIE Ch,f Engrsr CT TIRE Es-ern Drtct and from tbs
C Missioner OF bepsifs ard sapples stating coal
fun ned the siy bT Sir. Jsus sagey tbs c,s,c.l IL Of
rrr quNiGy ,ni Dot fu weight the gvns
2ctt per tur. rhe matter referred C0nnir
soret of bep. and Supo les n not ~ the eHscr
rec the sbGss, in ceiaa the Comm directed
puIehase here dereace bs charged
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BROOKLYN IIX1KS.

CRY CoURT-Befo-e judge Cuivsr and Supeiviscrs
Aer ard stryseL-niehas ksizhsy iadietof nor er,nl
In stealing EstcA sllr ehaa rnss Ac ron a-s tSl'
YEA pae'a on MA! sercaJ 90 o1st gal Of pes'
Sen reserved
Mcdonald boy indicted f'r bgrEy the hiri de-
tined and ound guilty Of Sett u Ssaaee 70
IeIvei
IboDA LsSgdon 10 c<5 for ssssa GPOa on ;s, Dsv,len
snd fcan Of the Dset Pose ~hi.s nptils -
the psoi psssd pendaS val tae Court
uIusd I'll this mol ling
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ARREST or STRIKERS The captain of vessel
which was unlocking grain the W..bout emp oysd two
men from New No'k do tho amiag "A tais DID not
plssso the Brooklyn tmmss, o. tnem named snonA'
han and kcw.4d sweeney down 10 tue vessel
te56sy m.rprs and driving tina YoIbeu s"aS, vent TO
volk IN the Themselves The AID OF The police being
nvtked BY the New York5s tho ateJpers srre.tsd
and u,ics Smith save them psryn TO pay 80 each
40 10 iI for d.ys
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will rtmsiD, II is hoped, until gres, trumpe. Shgfr
Mesheaek, shal be sounded, end the dead restored
TO He." An immense sum could be obtaioei for thu
part Of the ground but so tenacious are the Jews If
net disturbing the remains OF their brethren thst
nothing but the strong OF the can com pei IT,
No amount Of god could induce the Jews to consen.
70 the removal. They are particularly careful moi %
d.,ub the graves of their brethren; and in this c.se
the work is carried on in quiet end orderly msunsr,
70, by the ban's Ofrough lsSorers bat by pOus men,
urder the dhectisu Of an eccesiAstic who constantly
On .hs ground.
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SHOCKING AccIDEST A yourg Irsn named smAs
ha7n psntsr BY usse, wrrs wot tNe f-ont 4 8
bucus on Ninth stree tel on i.dd<r y.-r'a
nCcr distance 81 Meet, tslog picket TO - tearing
n, eft oressns toe frontal receiving
he wssakeu to his re,i.ence where hs received
n lie 81 attention.
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CoAL.-Tbe rails on the lover grade, which connects
The Lehsh Rsoad and 'hs BelViers Delaware R'
ro.d sd The spans fire bd ge are now
entetea viii be runLil IN very shor tine Il'
gsesy fic i.te the transportation OF cc toGl Aaac1
ChrLk, Pa, TO ode EFT poi. along the line.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL man by the nsms of
us.r was ruD over BY ths Camden snd Amboy
slrcad ne.r the inrcuu the NeSJer.ey Road a.
BIunwick Fnosy night and ued osad me ensuing
morning he wssa by trade residog a. Mulo aud
leave. q wife ard nine childfeu. NvNsr< Daily Aiv.
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IAdYarfisement.
PILES. FISTULA AND kUPTURE.-EDWAl

PILES, FISTUA AND kUPTURE.-EDWARD d.
DIXON NJ. d. EDITOR Of S:apel and Opsa1Ds sac Con
suDg surgeon, No. - Fh-av cores the above
msDenty without knife ssture Complete Soc o. tns
pewy invented used by him with pr.caes &c.
tions and oisrsm stes will Dc forwarded % coehy
for $50 class for practical deonation on hs dea1 oouy
will be commenced Jan. Fee slOo The cure 10 s GO.
undertaken BY Dr. DIXON warranted The mus. aPPy
personally Office hours from 9, "a ana 70
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FIRE.-At tie fire on Sunday sht near the corner
Of .rfsn ard Newark JERSEY City ast.se
cesroyed valuable horse becoming % M sn "a
butcher songEy. street., near Wsrs. was burned -
death. Tie Nina. cost hin SGCO.
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COMPLAINT AGAINST THE SECOND AVENUE RAIL
ROAD.

SIR: | wish 10 brog - your notice gougs
rsrpe rssd en- myself and friends lss Thankgvig Day By
The second Railroad sve incladei-
entered cor the corner Of First aid Eleventh rss
ard psd taking Ga arriving Forty
ty.,scoDd suee entered her add joined by
four o. ends-m.bIg rims IN all Ny fri,ni next 20
rresnted ST m the conductor ct the time ex
air him that i've had lresdy paid cents each in the
o TIE cosCuc'or returned cents. TlAk ng his
fult ed In wi his1, wnen he
bIo sht h shothsr cents. Being cJGpetely IN oS
10 re chares made smother attsnp the l1atsr
up Itre,ut,d OF IS cents Dis finally
aiu the alter In this ech flr the i've
sn. had paid below and 10 cents each f the our
street Az he bat the monsy
bis roetoD be could 90 b. chose TIE fl sins shood
an l. orms d. the chsges for fss per-
sens aud cen each thu fur person,2o cents In all We
we're charged 65 "Gougs 30 Is there for
such swnoing SUFFERER
kete- ok. Dee 8, 1855
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GOLDEN BELL PERFUMERY AND CoLoGAE'-
Two Go Medals were awarded BY the American Institute
the late Exhibition for the best article manai@e'14o " ~
line. For tale al No. 567 Broadway
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advertiser sptI

The most successful operation Of iass has ceen
WIsI,rH Of No a Maa.rlus For beausy, elegance ana
nmpe,y it strike The pab: :. me p.s' -. y
tks hfnd Issued. Win ,zh has sso every oei ''J4'
rgk IndPExcIL CASE and GOLD Pens Tor s>.s
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Advertisement yes
ANsoN's Large Size DAGUERREoTYPEs iOr + III.
IAhxertiscuneut- ]

Cents eoored and IN nice Cases. tai a. srse IS
for fy esht. and equal TO those m.ts etewness ~ "
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Their ra'iyt, is as follows Ieaat -; Fog AID Ger
rsry 5; FIsase, Ubed Stares, 5. TotA, Oh
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DAGUERREOTYPEs FOR ONE SHILLING, ana 20
CLITs- comprising the single large or small ia so"a ne,ds
Ct the people including life Size groups or tuan+ Blessed
they who expect nothing for their reward shall be sFes
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fAdyertsemsn-I
The great exhibition OF PHOTOGRAPHS, for WIN

ne Cod Medal wa sw,r5.d over all competitors At the ate
Fair Of the American rstuts are 70 be sen tae Gal
hD GVRyKY FREDERIcKs, No Sis of0-4"t''
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. .NEW-JERSHY ITEMS.

JEEsFY Cry Prison RErORr.-There were 81
ecu the jersey City Prison du lag November for
Of-rhs IS follows:
Drunk 81 diiogde y..,... Susac5o OF
Dt-rs.r v.......,.. tssaut an battery.
-
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The only cold medal awarded for DAGUEKKEV-
YYPrs ct The late Pair 81 IN. Iastus S.s % j.
uRxIY Tie soecpsu, en- NOE Be sesn hs Passe OF Art
No. SO Broadway.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with Charts and
Written Descriptions Of Character given DAILY and EVEN
kcs at the Rooms Of FowLr and WELLS No 3 Broadway
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND Ear.
FRAscis sALrHR NJ D., N R c. 3 E.,
Ooulst and Aarss,
No. u Bord street, New Ycrk.
NB-pr s.LrEs vii f,rv.ri hs publshss Letters 70 any
address upon application.
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We are requested TO call the attention of our up
town subscribers to J. 3. Browns reading aud mu
steal entertainment for this evening, in Clinton Hal
Astor place.
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UNKNOWN MAN DROwSED.-At two o'clock yester-
day Dorppgs wschmsn pier No ST. Fast River
respectfully dressed ID hs end OF h' pier,
then ia. overheard immediately awe the Alarm and
made HIM. but the body was not
uti life extinct Corner ODJnneli yestsrday held an
inquest upon the body and tyedc rendered OF scei
drowning" The about twenty years OF sse
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tAdvernsementl.

JUST REcErvED-A splendid lot Of Frenei
CHEsrSurs, and prepared Ia the mos, oee'9
ser, iced stuffed Asrons g.ces OF s si
BY HISRY kAiLLARr, Confectionef. NO. '@i '-''
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THE LATE PoIsoSISC CAsE.-Coroner Hilton held
inquest yesterday upon the body of William Arshsl The
chile who recently DIED from eating some a,enc mixed WIN
sug.r which be fuad upon plate on the Sidewalk Ia front Of
the of Jane. Russell corner OF Third Avenue an
The evidence showed that the posoa
had portsr hou'e for killing rats and the par
pose for hieh ended bepg shsd wn care
walk by Patrick Byrnes, the bar
while there found BY the deceased and bis 20
sister, no eat OF IL Byrnes when otenogsed sun5sy
denied oil knowledge Of the matter but yeterdy explained II
as above The Jury rendered the fowos verdict: That de-
ceased came poisonous substance
-four OF james Rasss Further, We
cepsure allowing poons remain for
Ground tre premises alter IL immediiEe
use." The deceased Eve yesu Of age.
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE STEAMER ATLANTIC
Coroner Willie held Inquest yesterday at the
Ho,pal on tho BODY of Felix A. Cricket fireman attached
TO the ste amer Asunc he afternoon ac:iceoty
fell smons tn. m'chtey and was injured death snn
On Monday hight Tbs rendered VERDICT o. de.tn
from fracture Of the SKULL Deceased was native Of Ire
land furty. tines OF age.
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lAnre-r,s.rnent.l

WILSON'S DASDELIoN COFFEE-tol DysPePsias
Indigestion, Sick Headache Bilious and Liver
especially recommended persyns Of delicate $3.50;
Sold ~ q. respectable Apotheeses, Gd 81 Inc P'nSP'
depot, corner Of eth St and ID sy.