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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07
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LEATHER Us. Hemp AND HUMBuG.

Several articles having lately appeared in The Herald putting
an imported Frelch H,Ippeu Hose FOR fe engines. using hs
ae Of the q 81 Engineer Carson indorng the same u "a
a well that The pubic should that the Uned states tho
LEATHER HOSE TRADE
an immense business In which large capital IL invested eu
poying number Of ami using large qu'nine' OF
Leather thereb greatly beneiins AMI curriers',
also rr butchers In fac: II an that ou-h, not To BE-
Temporarily injured by putting article that has never
been fairly tested
Hemp Hose Of various description have been tried betDrs
in Europe here and invariably failed should this article
l introduced into The public will find their thai af a.
ALL for fire engine Hose there Is NOTHING LIKE LfArHhs
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FIRE IN wOOsIER-sT.


Abort l O'Clock, yesterday afternoon, q fire broke
ont in the building No. 103 Woosier-s but it was ex-
tingushed before much damaged occurred.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IL PoUGHKgEPsIE.
Bv an extra from The Iadepeadeat EramiHer, we
have the particulars Of destructive fire which oc-
CURED at Pouchkeepse, early on Saturday morning.
II broke out in M Jas. T. lls livery stable, between
Cntharine and Craniali-sts.; and rapidly did the
flames spread that IN a short spaee of time the I'M
mense stable reduced To ASHES. lhere were IN
the stable AT the time seventeen horses, fifteen of
which were burned to crisp. The neighing Of the
horses and the cracking of the burning tm5crs above
and around item, presented spectacle terrible and
melancholy to witness. In addition TO the hiteon
horses buried, several Of them animals of much
vrlueJ there were two fOur-horse and five double
scighs, buggy wagon, twentyts ght sets harness.
eO busl els oats thirty fall straps OF bells eighteen
buffalo roles &c., destroyed. Mr. Hills loss cannot
fail rlori Of =, 900 Insured for $1,000. Fortunately,
several horses were abroad, and thus escaped tor
rilJr death There six horses IN small stable
adjoining the main building; these, We are gad 10
state were all saved The flames, IN consequence oi
tlc HIGH wind prevailing at the time, communicated to
tle Two small frame dwelling houses in Crandall ST
on. owned bv Thomas Simpson, and occupied by
Henry Cham6crlin; the o;her the property OF Mrs
OXerpaueh, and occupied by Mr.. Forbes, VINO lost
r.orlv ali lis furniture. One of these buildings was
almost wholly consumcd while the other was 50 IIuch
Injured as To- be- rendered comparatively worthless.
Tie total loss must reach, and perhaps will exceed
- OOO Mrs. Ovcrpaugi's house was insured for
81 600 md we understand that the one owned by Mr.
Simpson was also insured. ,zaarE
FIRE AT MANCHESTER. VIA fire occurred at
Naucheser. VT. on the "a inst. consuming the ex-
tensye lea,hor-.torc belonging TO ii. H. iawse Loss
SJp zoo No insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

Every person must have observed that FEVER

and AcUr periodical in rs nstue-tha' to say rs attacks
recur AZ regular perods This pecuay Of the disease sus
gesed that possess ana periodic poperue~
Hence resulted DEsHLERs ASTIPsRoDc Puts, which con-
tain thcse In powerful but saufary Sold by al des
e and By C. D. DEsHLER Agent the Wholesale Depot. No.
81 Broadway, NewYoTk
The above popular end successful remedy sold at whoess
AID retail by CHARLES H. RING Broadway and John at
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ELEGANT PARLOR PAPERS.

sUrPHES BRED, Importer Mannia ure, and Joeoers o
Wal Pauers Al heir new ana spacious warehouse, No tf
Broadway receiving and will coninne % receive y
arriving through the season. the Hes an most
stracye NOVELTIES which European skill cen produce IN me
line Of Plain Gold Velvet DECORATIVE WALL PAPkKs
cheapy with very dh aud ELABORATE hANCSCs alsped
Cottage Hall Palace invited 70 call and examine mus
IN and Attractive stock Pre- aaA be made Ion and all
tracts shall be executed with prJmptDer aud artistic SILL.
Merchants supplied with American goods Of lowest Pooo
mice
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THTArRcAL.-Miss FANNY VyrSG commences an
encacemont at the Broadway this evening-playiug
",JuIiet' TO Mr.. Conways Romeo Miss VS. hrst
nppearance at this house, two or three months ago.
was remarkably successful and since that time she
has won much commentator in other cities.
Mr.. BURTON will produce, tonight, play by Du-
mas, never yet acted. 1t is called The Youthful
"Dovs of Louis XIV" Mr.. Burton represents
Cardinal Mazarin, and the whole company particl-
nate. It is said that this piece was nterdicted by
Louis Napoleon, because Of alleged slurs upon bis
wife.
Mr.. WAILAcK presents to night, for the first time at
hi. then,er. the comedy Look Before You Leap"
Il is very strongly cast engaging nearly the whole OF
the company The benefit Of Miss Rosa Bennett will
take place Tuesday evening, when ME Belle 5
"Stratagem will be given.
Madame AUGUSTA is 10 have q complimentary bene-
III on Thursday evening at the Metropolitan TAeater
when varied ballet musical and histrionc entertain
meni will be given.
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CITY ITEMS.

The weather continues exceeding pleasant, yester
day being the finest day OF the season, though al
night there slight signs OF ram. The ar was
warm and exhilarating, and the streets, parks Terry
boats and cars were thronged with people. Churches
were better attended than on any previous Sunday
this year.
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A HINT TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS

n T
sy that AZ the great Central Clohng Warehouse o. ROGERS
% coyner Of Epon and Nssausfs the eegan, and
able styles te obtained a. pnces lar below
fhe ordirary res what actually know Only ons
ce-the Lowest b. takenb asked a. this es'sb-
hment The stock Of Clothnga kocEzs Co.'S - The !afse,
tie uost varied, and the chsspes in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

On the various Railroads in this section OF the country
20 into effect this morning We publish, for the in
fou alton of travellers, much ofthe schedules
as affect This immediate vicinity:
TINE OF LEAVING NETWORK.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
Fxrres- Train for Albany and Troy, O'Clock A. VI
Pouchkocr sie Woy-Train, : 4. VI.
Mai Train through, . A. VI.
WAY Train through, l., noon.
PouglkecI sie Fregh, and Passenger Train, 1890 PM
ou.hkeepsic Exl res and Way Tram, 4. ~ 4. NJ
ExI res Train for Albany and Troy, 5:l5 P. VI =,
On Sunday-Only one Train, leaving Cannl-si. AN
NEW-YORk AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
Mil Train, ioT Albany and Troy, s:l5 A. vi.
Way Express Train, through, 3P NJ
Train iO Dover Plains, p ~
Train for CrO'on Falls. L. NJ.
On Saaday-TO Croion Falls and Way Stations
only, al s:3y A. NJ. and 7. NJ
SEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
Accommodation Train, through az A. VI.
Boston Express 4. VI.
accommodation through, 1890 i. VI.
Express and Accommodation through $3.50 = VI.
Boston Express, j. NJ.
Accommodation, through, $3.50 7. NJ
NEw-YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
Buffalo and DuIkirk Express. b o clock ~ NJ
Through Mail Train, a. VI.
Accom- n oda,ion Train for Port Jeryls, l2;l0 r. vi.
WAY Train for Oti-vile, +. NJ
Fmjpraut Tram to Dunkirk and Bufao, b +. VI.
On .snnday-One train through, Express, 1:5O VI.
NEw.JERsEY RAILROAD.
Ma: Train FOR Philadelphia, \. VI.
Kersington Express for Philadelphia, 10 A. u.
New-Jer~ev accommodation. l. lnoon.l
Exlr.s 1rain through, 4 Y. u.
Mail Train, through, p. W.
Trains for Newark, Eizabethtown, Railway, New
Brunswick. and other places, az usual. No special
notice of Sunday Trains.
From the Camden and Amboy the NevJersey
Central and Long Island Railroads, have 10 notice
of changes.
NFw-YOBK CENTRAL RAILROAD
Tbi. road. in connection with the New-York and
Erie l. the great Regulator OF Timetables ioS West
ern travel and all the Railroad and steamboat lines
along the Lakes and even TO the Mississippi, arrange
their hours of departure so ~ to meet the Central
Trains at Buffalo, at such other point as the con-
nection may be made.
The Summer arrangement on the Central is as fol-
lows The stopping places and connections are too
well known to need naming here:
TRAINS LEAVE ALBA.r:
$50 A. NJ, First Morning Express, old road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

TuE FfRF-DEFARTNFST.-Tha self-rchant sprlt
which necessarily grew out of system OF unpaid
Volunteer Fire Service after struggling for years
eraiust men who sought TO mold il to their own par
poses has at length found On independent form, ana
/, about TO take the intatoy step towart se-soyern-
,nent. To-morrnw evening. in accordance with an
ne, passed a; the last session Of the legislature the
Representatives Of the New-YOrk Fire Department
viii proceed to elect, by ballot five Exempt Firenen
A. commissioner TO take cognzance Of all complaints
against Firenen for rioous dsorderly. or insubori
nate conduct while at fires or for any transgression
against the Fire Laws of the State or MUNICIPALITY
The Commissioners are empowered to suspend or ex-
pei the offender
In order to remove. as far possible every induce
ueut for unworthy aspire TO this otce II l. pure
honorary and without remuneration though laooHou''
The election will be for five years; the Commissioners
now chosen will each draw lots for the term OF their
respective Officer for five year, another for fcur
and 20 on in order that may be elected annually
Thus Il will be seen that the control OF the Fire De
partment, except in regard to repairs and supplies,
pretty nearly removed from the Common Council the
only power exercised by that body being to confirm the
acts Of the Commissioners and when they do not con-
finn to override only by three-6ur;hs vote Of each
Board approved by the Mayor.
That the change will be productive Of good we do
no, doubt; for by the system, the honest MAORI
y If the Firemen Of this City will have the power TO
punish by suspension and expulsion, the rowdes that
now disgrace the Department, and who, but Tor POI
litica craftsmanship would long ere this have been
compelled to reform, remove from the companies
thew disgrace. The same law provides for another
beneficial change by outlawing all runners and other
hangers-on TO the fire companies. Henccforth,
all firemen will be required to wear badge
when on duty 20 that whether in uniform or out
Of it. the fireman may be identified rs such.
To render this provision effectua the law provides
that Policemen shall stand upon the corner OF every
street lending to a fire, block each way from the
fire. with -isual-Aags during the day and sisnaamps
at night; AID all persons not wearing the insignia OF
q fireman. who may pass through the lines thus
marked. will be Immediately arrested.
It's now for the members Of the Department them
selves to make their organization an honor to New
York. and model for other cities. Relying upon the
manly spirit that has brought this change about, We
do not fear the result.
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TAdyerfisemenf
Voprn,s S.rp PANY-Manufacturers OF Lii

-, P.tsf chilled Iron Fire and Burgsrproof sAFEs Almost
u,sd by Bankers Broker hefcnsns and jewelers..
ben knou Bsof warranted 10. % Be ak-n on win screw"
49,, No., IA lIg Pear-.s. J. C. Mozsis. Agent
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ANNIVERSARIES People who attend the Ami

yerares in View York will rcoect that the finest IHorc
cRAFHs Ia the world made at h0oTs Gallery, NO. SS
Broadway Fer proof see his pictures aud compare thn
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Advertisement.

PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER-HASGiSGs.-
PRATT HAKDESBERCH Manufacturers and Importers No ~
Hfoewly between Leonard and fIsnkust, invite attention
T. their extensive sock Whh IS Unsurpassed BY any IN ths
rountv Faithful and hed wOgknen sent 70 patd
Tie cfy or country short notice and their work ~aened
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ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT

rel and Consulting and Operating Surgeon, No. q FIN a.
Office hours from TO 9, / to .. and to 9 evening
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CAPPFTlNGs, Oh

No Zs HuDsoS.sTBest quality heavy sheet on ootn e1r
to suit At g. Single gard Csrpeinss Of every ds'enPH'' ef
ly low, for cash only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

May Session " THE COMMON CouScIL.-Both
branches of the Common Council meet at o'clock
this afternoon to commence the business of the May
session. A large amount of ordinary matters await
their action and also several subjects of general inn
portance. The Committee on the new City Hall will,
it Is hoped complete their business. A strenuous Ct
fort is being made by few out of town spectators to
have the proposed new odfce erected on Madison
square but it Is not likely that majority will be found
in the Common Council to vote for such project.
The Board of Councilmen have cattle ordinance
passed By the Board of Aldermen some months since,
which they would do well to concur in The Board OF
Aldermen intend at its first meeting, to 90 into Com
mttee of the Whole to take into consideration the pc
ttion Of the Harlem Railroad Company respecting the
use Of steam on their road below Sixtieth-st., &c.
This subject will probably consume much time. Inns
branch OF the Common Council intend to call Con-
vention under special act passed by the Legislature
for the purpose of appointing Clerks to the Police
Courts with or without the cooperation Of the Mayor
The parties to be chosen have, we believe been de-
eided ON in caucus.
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TH.s.-The best assortment Of FINE TEAS will

be fund at the CANTON TEA CosPASYs pe~ and
eesanf store No rs Cbsfhsn, beween Pesh snf Roose
y.,f.. the oldest Tea establishment 10 the city Ne ssurs
our readers they can DO BITTER here than ee~L either 4
wholesale or retail. No branch sore.
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lAd'eri'@nentl
The musical public are invited to call and ex-

.,,ne Of HokscE WArERss manufacture, No
81 Bradvay whch equal TO- II not bett than any ohr
Pianos made In the United states.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

The DussELDoRF GiLLERy.-This attractive exhi-
biiion of paintings, by living German artists, can still
be seen at No 497 Broadway, near the St Nicholas
Hotel the rooms heretofore occupied by the Art Union.
The management and direction of this Gallery now
in the hands of gentleman in this City who, we are
assured : determined 10 make it permanent orna-
ment to the metropolis We also learn that he Intends
10 repder still more entertaining and instructive by
the addition of valuable stauary and Paintings from
The hands Of American artists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07
Advertise |
Gas FITTING AND FIxTusEs.-Stores, Dwell

inE FACTORIES and Public Budinss promptly hued with Gss
pre and Fixtures cheaper than Any other house splendid
men, u Chandeer- Pendas Brsekes k Of the latest
ceszr whole.ae re. Gas Fixture Mandatory
VI Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

The MASH,rTASymLE SrAGEs.-1his line was to
have been sold on Saturday last. After selling Re"
horses Mr. Richard Craw ford, the auconeer, put up
the stage line in lump-omnbuses, horses, lots and
oil. II was started at $4,000 and from this rose to
:l7.75O, which, not being satisfactory to the parties
having the property to dispose Of the sale was ad-
iourned till Thursday noon next, at the same place.
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TRAINS LEAVE ALBASl:
6;3O A. NJ, First Morning Express old road
1870 A. ", Second Morning Express new road.
900 A. NJ, Mail old road.
II 100 A. NJ, New-York Express, new road.
J2:CO Noon Emlgrant, new road.
1880 F. N Utica Accommodation.
6:CG r. NJ, Evening Express. old and new Roais.
IL go L. NJ, New-York Express new road.
Sunday-One tram only, leaving at =. NJ
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fAdserti>s mont
BLAKk's PATENT FREPRoW PAINT, No. Id
Pe.t- See under bead Of PsntA
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Ais WILL THAT Ends WELL.-A plump little
German girl, with her mother applied at the Mayors
Office on Saturday morning. She was referred to Jus
tice Osborn, and told him her sorrowiul story.
She said that she was ony eighteen, and that for The
last five years she had been acquainted with h.r
Holman; that for two years he had been unremting
in his attentions her. coming her two or three
times IA week. Then she told how last December the
happy day was fixed after be bad asked her the quc'-
ton and she didn't say "No"-t was fixed for the 9th
of April; and then how love became impatient of 50
long delay and how she yielded to his promises and
prote-tatous; and how when the blessed Easter Day
came which wac TO be to her more bssful than any be-
fore-although portion of it, joys had been antici-
he did not come to lead her to the altar and to
happiness. and has not since. And she wanted tho
good Judge To do something for her, if he could, and
make Karl she had oved too well do M he said he
would. The sympaihiEing Justice Immediately issued
warrant and an officer was dispatched in company
with the mother to arrest the deceiver While he was
changing biz dress to make his appearance at the
MAYORS Office, the mother embraced and kissed him,
begging his pardon for this-but her daughters
honor was 80 dear" She held him closely that
be- had great difficulty in completing the change of
dress; finally. however, he succeeded and they went
TO the MAYORS Office, before Mr. Saulcr of the Emil
grant department. Holman said that he would
mary her in the Of month; but at last con-
cluded that be would rather be married than 60 to the
Tombs He was taken before the Justice Who per-
formed the ceremony. The bride inquired if II were
over and BE- were really her husband; and upon being
assured that he was it with great difficulty that
she restraiIed herself from giving him the acco-
.'lade as Victoria did the Emperor; but the Emperor
declined in this case and the pair departed in tolerabe
spirits. although evident from the temper Of the
bridegroom and the condition of the bride that the
honeymoon was over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

Crrr MoR1lLIrr.-The official Report of the City
Inspector gve- 4so the total number Of deaths IN
the City during the past week, viz: 90 men, Is
women i7e bows. and $50 girls. From the total, s.
bould be deducted-shs, number being tho retsrn Of
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PRINTERS SrRIKE.-During the depression of bust
Nos this past winter, The Courier and Enquirer re-
duced il. composors wages from IS cents per 1000
ems 10 80 cents With the revival of trade this
spring, the men looked for restoration OF the pre-
yious scale which, meanwhile, some Others OF the
daily pres had been paying. In this anticipation,
however they were Disappointed and, accordingly,
On Friday evening fourteen of the workmen LEFT their
stands upon receiving point-blank refusal OF Their
demands. They also complained of not being remu-
persted for muCh of their time passed in the office in
forced idleness, for wan, of copy, but this grew
ance also was efuscd redress.
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RAlLROADS-SrMvER ARRANGEMEYTS.

The summer arrangements for the running OF trains
On the various Railroads in this section OF the country
20 into effect this morning. We publish, for the in
form alton of travellers, much the new schedules
as affect thi- immediate vicinity:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

CooprR I.rcruRE.-Mr. L. G. Holland. Of Boston
will lecture ON james Fenimore Cooper as thu
central man in American Romance Literature, OF
Tuesday evening 81 Hope Chapel, Broadway
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Foryp DRowSYD.-Coroner O'Donncll yesterday
held an inquest upon the body Il an unknown man,
about thirty year, OF age, found m the dock al per No.
Al n r. The body was much deoompOsed, and the
precise cause of death could not be ascertained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

The New-York Harmonic Society will give Ms
ceIaneous Concert of Sacred and Secular Music, at
the Church of the Divine Unity, the Rev. DR.. Cha
pins No. SIS Broadway between Spring and Prince
sts., Wednesday evening, May 9. Principal per-
formers: Mrs Georgiana X. Stuart, Mr.. Mara I.
Lyon. Miss Mary +. Hawley, Miss l. A. Comstoek,
Mr. Francis Ii. Nash, Mr.. q. W. Wooster; M F. j..
Eben, Flutis; Conductor, Mr.. Geo. f. Bristow Plan
ist. Mr.. Chas Wells. Tickets 80 cents each.
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FxrIoYxEs'.-It will be seen BY reference to our
advertising cohmns that the American Foreign Emil
grant Protective and Employment Society have opened
an Office for the hire Of female domesties in Brooklyn
The excellent system Of this prsiseworthy Society OF
which We have had occasion heretofore to speak, will
make this Office an acquisition to housekeePers IN
Brooklyn andneghborhocd, which we have no doubt
they will duly appreciate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

TIE BRryooRr HorsE.-The Brevcort House, To-
Gated on the corner Of Eighth-st. and Fh-sv., has
been reopened by Mr.. A. Clark, late OF the Howard
House. Mr. c. is well known to the travelling com
munity, and be will doubtless make his house one OF
the most attractive in the City. The ho'S wiz DC
kept a. heretofore, on the European plan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

RAILROAD AccIDENr.--,John Richtmeyer boy II
wears of age whose parents reside at No lss A,care
b. while in the act of Jumping of one of the New Haven
cars Forteth-st, on SATURDAY evening stumoied
and fell before the wheels one of which passed over
him, causing dangerous injuries. He MAS conveyed
to the Bellevue Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

DPowvyp IN A WrrL.-Ccroner Hilton vest day
held an inquest Of No l67 N,st Foriy-ourth-'t.
uron the bo,ly OF child OF Joseph Treanor, who ae-
cidentaly fell into well in tc mar of the premises
and was drowned. Tie Jury rendered verdict oil
accidental death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

IMPERTISEST PARK-kEEPERs.--A young gentleman
saws that he is in the habit of walking, early in the
morning, in the Washington Pnrade-Ground, with
lady of his acquaintance and that the keeper OF the
Park has ini.r(ered saving that he could not allow
such practices" Does the Park-heeper thlnk tna'
morning walk is essentially sinful =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

HrRSrA.-A fellow" who keeps what he calls
machine for trying the strength by leing Is com
blamed Of for attracting noisy crowd round the cor
ner Of Chatham and Pearl-sts, to the great annoy
ance of the neghborhood and to the serious injury OF
persons using it. Complainant says that boy within
his knowledge who was induced to compete with ano-
ther at that machine Is very i'll of hernia.
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ANNIVERSARY OF The NEw-YoRK IssTITrTIos FOR
1gE BIIsp.-The above event will be celebrated in
the Broadway Tabernacle on the afternoon OF Thur
day. the 10th OF May, at 7. NJ.