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COURT or COMMON PLgAs-Is cHlssERs-Jvsr a.
Before Judas WocDHUFr.


On the petition of George Smith, directed 10 VIM
end Deborah Ann Wilson. Broome-st, requiring them 20 pro-
duca the psrsons OF Emma G. Smith and her two
Little aud infant sx weeks oldvno
end children a said 0eofso who be contends are snjay -
In this already referred TO- the paiues APPEARED 20
day adournmcnt Mfs Smith, hsvns snhsienty
recovered ndisIot0n and the litto children ~
gsshr with Mr. and Mrs wilson her father aud mother VIZ
children reside and also several other rss-
vcs present. Mr. smith, who % ycung man with vsrr
red cheeks bsck together with his sheT aud otheE
and other relatives, were also 10 Court .
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wilson deny that they de,ais hrs snsh
had tho children Ia her poseeon the jndss eonsd'
proof u the that ho d not feel snibnr
lied the custody 81 the cdsss child -
/, eou1sai BY he mother prg,iol
10 would take H. The Judge requested MI and Ma
aoOising from tho relatives aud con-
whether they could settle their dIorcnces and
tsst MIR decline again Two with her husband IL was al
fed that be had ested her exceedingly vi and hcted ana
hrr Th denied The question 10 ths custody %
the chdf up and Mira ;. SAID she would be VIII
ns that the father should take the custody OF tho eldest pro-
vdei he would properly maintain and the child va wise
viii lin. Ar = said would be considerable ezRensss
bot he lsd parents feeling There seemed b. some dspe
this the part Of h SIS rssuse&
pvssy time wheh parent be would 70 90 with.
ard finally thai tho itls fellow dstorn
ned with the mother 10 then remsrked By so- %
Mrs 81 euds aud believe BY hersclf that MI had de-
that the oder boy h but s The cts fsce ef vssl4
dLpoye tho counterpart of that Of MI The counsel
or plaintiff insisted hat In which t vas psops
that ho Judge should mako order the custody u The
children but the Judge said would require In that esss -
take estnony. The then .dlounei the custody
the children mesnhme being rveh TO the mother.
SUIT FoF DIVORCE.
Charles Williams sgt. Mary Williams Divorce
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.laved bim,ef or have IS, uso or his child carrci

enslavcd himself or have bis vito his child carrie
of by his enemies as merely calamity. His misery
IL not imbitteed by indignation. He suffers only what
If be could he would inaict He cannot imagine
state Of society in which there sha no. be masters
and slaves, kidnapping and man-seling conies and
slave-trades; in which any class shall be exempt
from misortunes which appear TO him to b. incidental
to humanity. The civilized virginian who can never
20 from his cabin with certainty Of spending another
night in it--who can never part from child with
certainty that be shall see it againwho at any mo-
mont, without any PREPARATION may be told Follow
that nan; you are sold, who. without fault and
without warning, has to leave home and family
ard pass the remainder Of his Life among strangers In
distant land burning climate, pestferous air, and
perhaps under brutal master; the Virginian wife,
who sees her husbend handcufed and carried OF, be-
cause his good conduct industry and skill have made
him so valuable that his master thinks that he cannot
afford TO keep him; the Virginian mother, who finds
that her children after another disappear as each
atains tho age of sale and the in proportion
to their intelligence and beauty: all these feel their
sense of suffering sharpened by their sense of wrong
All around them whites, their feIlowcountrymen,
their fellow subjects and tho fellow Christians whose
homes are inyiolable, among whom the child belongs
to it's parents husbands and wives to another and
man TO himself. To the black alone, aud to
their descendants oil family ties and all security arc
denied; domestic affections, the greatest source of
happiness 10 the rich almost the only Of hap
pness to the poor to them converted into nstru
peps of torture into tho causes Of constant anxious
terror and Of occ asonal anguish and desoation."
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssTONs--JvsE T.
I.f.ra lad Sruaer

The June Tenn Of tho Court of General Sessions
commenced to-day the usual hour judge Stuart pfesns
quorum Il the GsndJuy being attendance those pccnt
discharged until the next morning a. II O'Clock.
James Parker ard James Kelly were tried and con-
yc'ed ~ burglary IL The third tho ormer having brokss
the oco u NJ Grant and the later fby entering the
tdore John Cunnr CHAM. They wefs beth ss1dsd fox
David Jones md Joseph Parker were, on conviction
ofLurssry "a the third IA having publicly entered the
store Of Michael Oicfnan Ia the Eleventh Ard on the bne
tie 9Th Of May teItenced 10 three years eonhnsmcnm
the state PIi,on. 80 -.
James Murphy pleaded guilty TO stealing ohsin
valued AZ o. AID sentenced 10 three years e0nAneme
g. the State Prison.
Marin Thompson and Anne McElvoy were each con.
,icted q petit larceny, snd rsmHnesd 20 prison soprs
Al At indsneDt In this re- will b. suspended.
The Cole was Adjourned until tomorrow. Inc
Court then Ad ogrLed for tho day.
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RUNNERS HAcKnES AND BAeGAes-SsAsHrRs.--
There marked improvement Yesterday IN the condsos -
thoes oa.es a persons who's dodery conduct the RI
road depots jersey CITY and whose petty swtnt spsa
travellers have reached which fofbcarsncs shane
Runners accused hack Of bei1g tbs q the outrS ~
which made and tho h,ekmen cat the ehsuS
the There Of all those els<es e<vo
and fair men, and they fee tesed that sach complaints
should Justly b. made public ssans, them cls rhsAr
only remedy favor the Adoption OF stde regulations s1d
aid the Of theo that their business mag -
ased ofths ruans and thieves who bring shame -
upon thoss ho puue the oecupsn Other u rss<o
annoy and exortion have TO Light bst soassy
detail crans which are % d4Y
occurrence The Jersey City Common Counca mssn !? .
evening aid h hoped remedy for this grievance WI be
MN
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cornr cAIrNnAR-rnn p.r.

SUPERIOR CouRT.-Nos. 42i, 3i5, %, 10, 77el, I7Ip
sss 42 sis 100 gc4, 80 OIL 1884, ~ 3d. 900 zee ~ ioo@
l(5 see 100 10 30 ID dil xodi 49, ta< ~ ~. 10 We
GO ia lol4 - i0Is ItzI iol1 io2i, lo1s les lo -
CiRourT CoURr.Nos. 1907 lSls sso ioos, i 49,
ie4 aiG m lg59 1921 1928. 1876, lJ5I lS iUts
isZ 1851 l9a lOil 2f35 Gis. ls1 go, . 10, - ~, 80
ConxoN PLKAs.-Ian !. Nos. 900, on, oIf, esos
III ~ 81 Isl u.s. ISL, 7J5 10, 49, u.s. 100, 'ei, ne
56i. 765. a.,
"a "a AZ 10 ~ ION Wedneedsy the Calendar will be called
r. M IS 10 lO0 Tlsss. sbs -.ios u tho cssndsr
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IAaxeri.euant. |
TWENTY TO FIFTY DOLLARS IS THE UsUA

TWENTY TO FIFTY DOLLARS IS THE USUAL
cost Of eurir peecty FEsEE and AGuE And ofsa
Ills must De torns BY the very poor By the nsehsuc VINO IS
unable 10 work DEsHLERs Pitts prompt and certain
,. and require an expenditure Of One Dollar, for the
r,t e-. Of som ThIse Five Dollars Sold By all dealers
AID u c. D. DEsHLER, Agent, No 81 Broadway Se"-fok
= the Wholesale Depot
above popular and reccsf remedy sold st vholssss
and ret. BY CHAs. X. RIsG Broadway AMI John
sc BY " cLicKEszz CO., No 81 BsFcisyst; STEPHEN
PAUL Co.. No li3 Chsnibsrs-st c. WELLS Co., No IL
AID JoHs w GaTEIrHs corner Of Grand and Nor
fotk-sts.
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advertisement
There are but few who have watched the

Signs Of the Times without observing the general
in the Dry Goods Business and the sacrifice sub
utted 10 By the shrewd ba engaged In the
trade rather than retain their heavy stock only become
saeble prosperous OF this class Be
toned CHss HEsso Co. Ne SOL Grand who
actually oerirg reduction of q per the original
ccst their stock Of ch Dress Goo Few establishments
contain magnificent assortment Of rich India Grape and
Stella Shaws Paris Msnss of MORE antique and lace plain
plaid and stripe silks Robe De Barses Tissues, Bareses
Barge Lanes Paris printed Jaeoneis and Laws, &c Tot.
reduction will enable many purchase articles OF
luxury which under ordinary circumstances they would deprive
themselves Of
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CHILDRENS AID SOCIETY.

TO pARaERs AND MECHANICS ~ THR COUNTRY.
Tlero are of poor boys constantly IN our
Office .blebodeS and willing work Of whom have
friend or home or shelter. We cannot find placer for h
though when tanners most want help. Who will
do the tes charity the poor children the Cyhi; H.
vide them homes and occupation In the country
nsy well lie understood that the children whom we aid
in slrncst all Of foreign birth.
From applicants from distance require pledge Of tho
payment Of tie chdren travelling expenses they prove
is.aetory. Address c. L. BRACE sec'y,
No II Clintnn Hal. Asior.plaeo. Nov. YORK.
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SUPERIOR couRr-ossss.. rss~-Js's 4

@ hsTne Y. F0TfoFt seI EdWIu Fuffett
Appeal on the action for yOrce tried two or three
wears ssc This being tn Calender foi Nsamon
lion was BY n s fw Mn FefFs tAss he
appeal DO dsInod and tho Judgment Affirmed The eovs-
r MI Forrest not pfeseni The motion krsssses
and order disnissng the APPEAL aud Affirming jadssa e
Court below sde accordingly with costsL
The counsel Coz Mr. fone. suecqasry moved % opsn ~
aeaot that they had been able tho printing
of the books the e,deDcs k The mstsl
which the the delay Tho Court dsnd ne
said he counsel yht al fsafe Una "
set The default aside.
TrIAL TrsN-Before Judge sLossos.
George Y. Pollen, 20 al ag. Thos Le Roy and o'hera
An alleged agreement for the purchase OF aquantisy
ofead difference In contract price and WIS, ssa
for Tho claim denied Motion made snd sf4ust 70 O.
mia the complaint Decision reserved fo rlsiaf. No bfs4y.
For defendants, Mr. Stoushon.
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NJAWRIED.

tLcowER-Ga.nczs-On Saturday evening Juns'2 By ne
Rev Jsuea AIet Il bis resdonce. No. III LAST l5ta b.
tween let and avs Mr. JoHs ALLcowER 70 MIS- AAxcA-
RET GRANGER al Of this city. a. -
HocIE-IaxsmG-At schagbticoka, Wednesday, May 20
BY tho Rev. J. Nobies, VIM n. hoGLst 10 faness hAA
Il. -.
PaImEeLxrAt Baltimore, Saturday, June Ia the Hrs
Presbyteran Church. by tho Rev. Dr. Bensn hSsmkfras
eldest daughter Of T. Leo Of Baltimore " DE- JOHN W.
PALMER Of New.iork.
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lAdvertiesmeo

BABY SHOW AT BARNUM's.-The most beauti-
fu sight hundred Of the hsndomss' and hs.ih
specneus inntis humanity to be found in America all
laughing and growing ike images Of and hapP
ne Ard then the twins the tPleu tbs qrstsrns and fat
babs Positively curious and most interesting And
then how neat every sarg how acsfa how ehasis
how very the whole exhibition Who would or could
uiss such glorious display
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS
The United States Supreme Cours viii NEE, |. Trvr-
G to-day.

CHURCH REorEsIxG.-The Methodist BpissopsG
Church In York Jersey City, having unassous stsrsss
ard improvements reopened Sunday. which osss-
zion doures delivered by the Rev Dr. Kennedy In he
morning. the Rev. Allen Steele In the soncon and the Rev.
Dr. NeCiintock evening largo congregational ~
the church has been much Improved 10 old psws
have been changed for modern ssss the gs~
yit improved and the walls painted 10 .sces Ne
expenses Of thu improvements have been about $lsa
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UsITEp STATES CRcuu Covnr.-A Grand-Jury
had been summoned for Monday, being the seu-
ncncement OF the Juno Term. Only thirteen members
answered to their Names which being an insuihsisst
number, they were discharged ill Tuesday.
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Internationally
DYSPEPSIA, GRAVEL RHEUMATISM AND KIDNEY

Co.yLkfxIs-WoLFEs ScHEIDAA AROMATIC scHsaPPs Is
rr.-r bid with IN the above comp sins By ths
~ uedcs practitioners IN this country Pu; 10 lu.t ana
pint Fer s4e by all the respectable druggists in tbs
United States. Sole importer,
UooLPHo WOLFE,
Nos IT, % and p Beayer-sf. Nev-York,
Nc. Is South Frontsf-, Philetslphis.
Te ScHSArPs concentrated nncture Of Junper ti,,icd
~ IL YToIreor seheida Holland expressly for medical
NJ
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Nca ls. % and p Besyer.f., New
,.r SpRIyc .yp SrrN,lER MEpIcIy

TIE GREAT SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE
Dr. JoHx Bulls SAEsArARILLA the efsctua Purfyer
Of Blood add all the sscrstions Of the human system Our
ost eminent ph ysean DO uneqlaled Tonic
Medie arrangement Of the Bile By change Of seasons
sieiress the Stomach u Appetite Hsa.ehe p1.
re Indigestion, Dyspepsia and Liver Conpisrts Sod =.
Dr. yoHs Bulls Principal Office. No Courtisndtsf Two
doors from Broadway Pnse In quart bottles, u eseh' OF A
bottles fog IS.
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Advertisement.

TINE AND MONEY SAyED-By calling at No. lO4
Bowery Those In want Of light ess'ic and durable
SUMNER USpEsGARNssTs,
will find the lsses; Assortment IN the City offered a. prices
much below what ordinarily paid Call s1smns aud com
pare.
A. RANKIN 4 Co.
Holsters,
(the old standl No l0l Bowery
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MAINE Law DExossTRArIos.-The friends Of tAo
Maine Law hcla meeting the odssn this (rsssay3
evening Henry wAd Bsechss and Others viii sa4rss -
meeting.
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ARRESTS nj rHr PoLIcK.-The total number II -
by the Bckyn Pocs 90 Saturday, usat ssi Ssnxav -
drunkenness and sighting ~ twenty-five
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CrrY CsuRr.--Thc June Torn Of his Court else
yesterday before Judge Culver and sspsriss
syter and Caldwell Tho panel Of Greed Jsros VA called
aired Tie Court directed the drswisss panel ssa e.
1be c,i Calendar iSr to-day yos =. H. H. 10. 10. -
p, y g.
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fAdve ftis-mcnt.
,trt<-., Gnnna yaNrl Rs

Co Rich Silver Plated Ware Tea Sets rrsys.
spoons Forks Casters Pitchers and GOblo BRITANNIA. Goods
apsnned Tea Trays ivory Table Gallery feather DasoFs
Brushes Ic Kclon Furniture; Refgersors all hsappfoved
kinds ard Cooking Utens for RkssEs and other RAnseA
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IAdvertisement.

a:o-Thsse really beautiful made from dssc:ip
WOODEN Goods Of ch delicate shadcs About 100
of them cold daily EyASss Clothing Warehouse Nos %
aud "a FultOpst.
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fAdvogtisement.l
The PHOTOGRAPH PORTRAITS are beautiful.

and than tLe Dsknere0ype, beng tInes IeEet Al
ouv ST. Art economical Introduced st tho Pie
tuIe Factory Of tho NEwYoRk Prcrvss Co. 30 Broadway
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fAdyertir emerti
OWN s. CoRr. 30. 2la Water.st.. haye

GOODWIN q CORT, No. 2oo Water-st, nave
perfect ed unique SUMNER RANGE, intended especially for
private families Its beauty Of design. compact form, many
culinary convenences and small commend II a. the most
Ran devised for the comfort and
convenience Of housekeepe dsrins tho Summer season
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TAdvortisemeuti

CHECK MARsELLEs by the piece or yard, from
largest the smallest PLAID. Also variety of
CoATs PANTS and VESTS from the gools extrem y
Low PkIcKs. De Goor SoS. Oak Hall 81 anf % Fsons.
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Advertisement
" TENANT-HoUsEs AND Hot:

KEyPEss-Jus received invoice Of heavy season ID ott
CLOTHS coors feet in feet wide, at
square yard Groat bsgsins WN Rows, No. I'D Hudsons
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BOARD OF WATER CoxNIssroSgRs.-The Js-sey
City Beard OF Wstsr Commissioners have elected hsss "
Brsnbsll President Of Ito Board for the ensuing yssr
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fAdvertisement.1
The great inhalinp remedy for Asthma. Consump.

ton snd all Diseases Of Throat and Lungs, Dr. CvRrIss
HYcEAsa Thousands have been restored health tho past
wear BY the Hygsaus Principal Office. No SJ Brosdway and
sold BY c. H. RING No. 1872 Broadway Price only % pack
age Dr. CURTIS will be at the Office daily from 10 ~ O'CLOCK
where he may be consulted free of charge.
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HINT To TIE READERS OF THI TRIBUNE
The subscriber will Pupils th. day and morrow
for ~ 50 for Writing Less0ns Double Entry Bookkeeping
rscueed frrrr IS to $l2 50 for thorough course.
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH. Nos Sol and 80 Broadway.
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PLAN AND DECORATIVE PAPER. HANGrNGs-

PRArr HARpExsERsB Manufacturers and Importers, No 81
Broadway between Leonard and Fanknsts invite attention
70 their extensive ock which unsurpassed By In thk
Faithful and accomplish wokmen sent To part
DO city or country short noce, and their work warranted
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Tho alarm of fire for the Fifth District yesterday
forenoon was sse ean.ed BY volume 81 Mach smoks frs1
lie fo,ndery foot Of South Fifih-st
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THE TURF.


UNION CounsE, L. I.-Trotng. Monday, June 4,
1855 Purse and stake $500, mile heats, best in TO
wGgoDs
W. wlesm, g., Col: Johnson !
J. Nelson, j. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as
Tine. oit-~;fof
CrNTREyILLE COURSE, L.. I.-Trotting. Monday
June A. 1885, Sweepstakes, $500, mile heats, best in
in harness:
J. Conway N. Lady Ellsn..............l | |
r. johnson nsmes g. Tul'on..
J. Bridges names b. g. Emperor ......'.........'3
Observation-Disclosures 2:5O-z:tt
MASSACHUSETTS, CAMBRIDGE TaoTTING PARK
Moy 90 Match $500, mile heats best in ) in har-
ness:
A. skinner narrod b. m lib Human.
Time..........2:Se-2 -2:31-2:S9-2:iL
THE ONO CINCINNATI QUEEN CITY CoURsSs-TRor-
TIxG.-Maich $500, meheais, best in 5, in harness:
C. W. Dmck'ss 6. Zanbro.. l
J. haliscns b. &. keube......
Time. ..<:op--<:1--<:e
LOUISIANA CoURsE-IRoTTISG-Meeti May 20.
Purse slo0, nile heats:
r. X Bonhsm's g. Frank. Pio:oe................l
}. Cudney's CD. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Tine. ...z;3f-Z:->-<;i
LOUISIANA COURSE, May 2i-PAcSG MATCH
Purse $500, mile heats best in 5, in harness:
r. X Bonharn's = e. Frank Piorce........o 2
C. Butchers A Andrew }. Poik.........0 l
Time -2:s2t-2:Se-2i0--;Af-2:5i
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MrcHAMcs' CLuB.-A meeting Of this Club was
held last evening at the Repository, No. 81 Broad
way. but owing TO tho limited attendance of members
nothing Of importance transpired. The meeting adj
jouIned indefinitely.
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MORTAL ANsoYAscE.-The man who keeps 500 dogs
and who was ordered to take them away, has been
complained Of again for bringing them back to the old
place. Tho neighbors are almost annoyed 70 death "
The insessan. yelping.
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Receipts OF Produce . .

Receipts OF Produee.. .-JuSI T.
By North Rsv Boas--5 $50 bbla Fiouf ~ een - ~
40 Whisky sie5 pksx Provisions no bble L91 -
ley 500 d. Isu, 81 ,sil De. cen. 800 d. "sss- y"
Nesl.
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ADVERTISEMENT
GAsll=NeM STYLES of Gas FTxTuRES. for

OAS. UAS .-NtW bly its OI UtA' IA fVttI~'f TOT
the Sprs Trade Of both modern and antique designs
Wholesale buyers particularly invited to call At The great
Manufacturing Depot Of AscHss. WASsEs Z Co, 10 SO
Broadway Also the best Portable Gas Works for tounry
DIV elnss Churches and Factories, In this country
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Tie Orient is brought to at tue Turkish Bazaar
at No. G25 Broadway, by nothing more wildly than
by the sherbet which is there prepared and Sold
This famous drink celebrated by poets and romancers'
contains DO oense against the Maine Law, and adds
new resource to of quenchng the thirst oil
Sun mer. Il should always be drunk with ice.
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tAdvsrtisementI
BLAKH's PATENT FRE-PROOP PANT, No. Iie
Pe<ri-st-See under head Of Paints
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ALLEGED ASSAULT, BATTERY, &c.-Ono Thomas
Ne, ss ses.ed Sunday night by Officer Feeman Of The
Frrb Ward charge Of having assaulted John Riley aud
49, ATTACKING and stsbbng IN scrou. John IcGee
% febt or the evening Of the 9Th ult The accused was
teee Jusice Connolly aud locked up for examination
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De Witt e. Davenport have issued pamphlet con-
tanning The Controrersy beUcen Senator Brooks and
AreAIishop Hughes, in complete form, with an in
tyoductory preface by w. S. Tisdalc.
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BroADwAr TABERsAcLE.-A Musical Festival and
Concert Mopsre la julien will DO given this Tues
day. evening, juno 5. The performers will be Mad
emoiselle Martini DOmy the contralto of the Ger
man and Italian Operas; Miss Marion Mccarthy, the
vocalist from Buttons Theater; Mr.. Francis Trevor
from Walacks Theater; Mr.. George Le Jeuno from
the Royal Academy of Music; Mile. Camille Urso,
the vionist; the Brothers Mollenhauer the eminent
voilists who accompanied Mons. Julien to this coun-
try. The Orchestra will be led by Mr., Unjer. Shell
tons brass band led by Mr.. Voho will also perform.
Among the pieces will be Julliens Firemans Quad
rifle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-05

Flute amateurs will be glad to learn that Mr. E. Has
lam is arranging for publication series popular and
familiar airs with variations for the flute and piano.
forte accompaniment designed especially for amateur
prsctise Tie first of tic series is already pubLshed
BY Mr.. Boehm. Gute manutaoiuror.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-05

REPoRT OF NoRIHERs DIs9EssART FOR MAI,
lf5NL.ie number Of patents treated 3tl At the Dis
per,,ry as AZ their House S3oTo,al 9il SeINses SIS;
femsi.s se-Tota 93 Nstyy-IselAnd 522 United states,
70 Fr,l,rd "a scoiand s. Germany 10; other countries.
F-ro,sl as Re.u--Cued or relieved, $685. Ysccinaei =;
Died 3. Ho1rita u Resinns Srotal 03 Whole number
80 uut up 2zj Greatest number in any day,
lfo Least number any cay, JAyersye per day, %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-05

.Joy and Care is the title of new and enlargo(
edition Of "Tho Nursery Book containing friendly
suggestions TO young mothers p2mo. PIP. 22S. Chas
Scribner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-05
cp,por az STEALING PoRK.-Policeraan Simpson

ofths 7b Wsr yesterday arrested one John Drscq LIVING %
n Gsts "a charge O. stealing two bsr els Of PORK "a aei
~ 40 krs ths property Frederick B. odden Of III Wall
=, -s.es b. pure pork Of He was
taken before J. ce Neh and hed 70 bA 10 me sNui u w
"a, he cEa-ge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-05

DmAP1DATED PIER.-Complaint is made of Pier
No a. North River. Complainant says that there are
81 holes in it, some Of them large enough to acsommo
date O horse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-05

Utxard and Onward, by Lucy ELLEN GUERNSEY,
an interesting moral story for juvenile reading is
published by A. ID. +. Randolph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-05

ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-Mr. Alfred W. pell OF this
City was admitted to the Bar on Saturday, June p