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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
NEW-J.ERSEY ITEMS.

SrR.wBERRY FEsTVAL.-The strawberry seaeo0
having again arrived several Strawberry Festivals
have been announced 10 take place in jersey City.
These festivals so popular and uniformly successful In
Jersey CITY, have been adopted in other places Aside
from their success in raisng funds for religious and
benevolent purposes they prove to be tho means 81
agreeable social intercourse. The announcements
thus far made are as follows:
This evening the ladies Of the Free EpscoPs,
Church hold Festival in Iroquois Hall
The ladies Of st. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Chsrch
hold their Festival this evening in Commercial Hall.
The ladies of the First Reformed Dutch Church hold
their Festival on the 18TH those Of the Hcdding Meth
odist Episcopal Church on the l1th the Gfsnd Amer
lean Festival, under the auspices Of the Charter Oak
Association will DO held on the 10th; Yosk-sL Meth
odist Episcopal Church on the Goth inst and ths Soufh
CentIevile Methodist Episcopal Church on the sS-
The admittance To these Festivals u swaauy -
cents each and they pass of with much safsfsesoAss
those WHO attend.
Tuv Dpow,,sc CAxE-Coroner Van Mater held an
rone. Yesterday IN Hobcken, upon the body q ssnSsi
Keller whs o. suadsy evening crossing New
yay s % aoSeIsn Ths verdict q The JaIy was ey.
ss si: . g. is 4:
Es Efshs pss and otber .sa Of s ss barry
having I'D sssry man. IN ssss ss.s. s:s.s s The life
pos II the boat The engineer otr1 ocs we're ty Of
any negligence whsteyer ON the cs.ry Cspt Il 81 Sesn
pilot upon the Hoboken Ferries Cor the pas1 tucnfysx
years end regarded Il tho sklfu end faiffa
pilots upon any Of the ferries Is hes saved To lvss q
r,y By the boss Of which he ~ bad comand
IL appesrs the mehsss n good coalition bat
smped while the deck hspds getting the down
ing in consequence Of heavy whls ny IN
orsh Of the sea" No have bssn nsas 70 sennecinA
with this sasiT.
REeNESrAl PARADr.-1he Second Reginent Of
the Hvsen BRIGADE pssded Jersey ey ystssdsy ssd -
command Of Coz, n Fila Ths Companies or Wese ~
Washington Volunteers Capt spear, tbs Jss.sx
Guard cspt ssndsssoD the nosssossry Co., srsSsl
tkrvssh he prscpAI Of Iersey Gig, - we
e so'sisck 81 Hpplsos sssszs ey snssn~
Wrsh,.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

FLAGSHIP OF THE HoxE sQUADKos.-Thc follow
ing officers have been ordered to report on the s5th
inst. for duty on the Potomac, the flagship Of the
Home Squadron, Commodore Hiram Pauding:
Cor rnarder Leven NJ Powel Commander Jams L. Lard
Captain Of tho Fleet and Or-nanc Oesr; Lisuen sn
Eelarefon Smith William L. Heruarn Il. Avery, Maxwell
Wocdhu flag D. Men. FsirfAx, Edward Brusy; Master
George Ne,gEn; Purser II. NJ Hieskel; Chaplain Thomas
r. Lambert; Boetswan Amos Colson: Grnaer William h.
Hamilton; Carpenter j. O. Thomas; Sal maker. Jas Fer
suson.
NV CuTTER.-The Treasury Department has
recently purchased fine clpper-buit Baltimore pilot
boat of 90 tups, to be used a guardshp to enforce
the quarantine regulations in tho port of Charleston
s. C.. She Is to be called the William Aiken, and viii
promptly be put in commission.
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Tur wopIp's MEDICAL c,

THE WORLDS MEDICAL CoNGREss.-This ex-
tensiye Medical Institution, composed Of sss and nsev
phcisps rrresenns every system practice boh msdic
and surgical In vogue s open No ns brcstwsy 80
ready for tho Of dsease known 90 the human
frsue nyads consulting this INSTITUTION avail h-mssvcs
medca and sics skill Of tho whole world hs
Medical in seon and DO consulted every day.
exert sunday fcnl "a NJ TO r. NJ ply ieiAn
is constantly attendance during the intervals tina, the Con
eres not in session. and be coprlted from 90 A. n
ana 20 sP NJ II. K. Roor, Superintendent
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ADVERTISEMENT
BRANpRETHs PIILs.-Purify. cleanse, tsks

cut the bOy ecrp, huno, osvs sss ?, ,s,
herrs,im vour weaness and debility s9f your pa N me
S be the sfsr Of day Disease cannot resa % sve ps
on bAnce but from the elect OF lhose wofs ~
nsrts 81 the boSy substance which have continued NE
tire nature destined The bowels the skn or he tds- ~
f.r RRANpEErEs Pills will them 70 orisr sna r.
Establish the bodys health BRAsDsxrns Pits are ssd
cepts per box with f dir etons, the pncipa once NO.
a. Caras Br.rireth Rui ding at burotoas oeassors.
No sii Hudson-st and No. ~ Bowery; also OF ~
No Is Houste st. OF Lewtss' Of j. ner va W
Brosd~sy; Of Mrs Hayes. No 7S tnfonst, br>okyss -
OF al respects able medical vendors IN tho world
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TAdvestisemeuf-I
n.nv 5.ys and oftsnhmes

Most remedies are many days and oitsntmes
weeks ia IrCdacns uy decided good eject DssHLhE As
PrxioDio Pills produce immediate effect, Porssns ss
have seecsa chin a;er commencing thena fezhAps
medicine has yet been discovered which produces rsss
plsiny marked imnedias and sautNy 10 cold ~ 81
deslers and BY c. d. DxsaLKR Agent the whsieas D
pot. No. 81 broadway, Esw-York-
The above popular and successful remedy sa Ct vhei~sss
sna retail By CHAs II. RING, Broadway and yehn
also BY C. " CLicksxss Co.. No 81 Bsrcl.yss; srsrHss
P.rL Co. No Ia Chsm5ers-st; C. wELLs Co. No IA
Fr.ailip. and JoS W. GksFIrRs Of 0sssi saA N
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RECENT DEATHS.

The Memphis Tenn Eagle comes to us in mourn
ing for the death of Thomas j. Steele Esq., one of its
associate editors.
James Means, Esq, Of Steubenville Ohio, late
President of the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad
Company, died suddenly at Philadelphia on the
Cd ~
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CRrcxrr.-Tbe St Georges C1ub play the PhiIadei-
phia Club tomorrow and Thursday on the New-Yosk
Gruund at Hobcken. Wickets pitched at 10 O'Clock.
Should the weather prove fine large company may
be expected. Every preparation has been made tor
their accommodation and tent erected Tor iaases-
These two Clubs are both very strong this season,
and viii no doubt show some fine play.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

Mock ArcTIoSEKRs IN LMBo.-Benjsmin Senss,
John McCrath and Samuel Ramsay were arrested
yesterday on charge of cheating Thos X Fscey OF
Michigan by selling him watch at mock suction Tor
SIS They were required to give bail tor tnea up
psereuce TO answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MONDAY, June ll-Ald. Isaac O. BARKER, Pres-
dent in the chair.
The President with his usual promptness was in the
chair at the proper time, and waited nearly half an
hour. No quorum appearing, the Board was declared
to be adjourned to Tuesday at Z. NJ.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Failure TO FIND AN ISDIcTNEyT-The Court Of
Over and Iemner Judge Rockwell presiding met yesterday
morning Jacob kebs the lad who haged with the bonn
smother boy Green Point some to- months since ~
strkr him on the head with sick Of wood brought mp
and dcha sed; the GrspdJu having found bill The led
appears attacked ty other boys and beaten with sticks
aud Cube when stick and struck Of his sssssns
on the head from the Of which be died The matter
investigated BY Coroner Hsnford and tho boy w
discharged the Jury having concluded thar the act com
United in sedefense lie subsequently arrested and nad
In eco bail await the action Of the Grand Jury, and they
failed to make q against him.
The Grand Jury, which is still In session not being ready
with their presenments the Court sdourned til nont rhodAy
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TAdvertiscment
p1 AN AMI DECOR ALIVE PAPER III ANGIN0S.--

PRArr HARDgssEacH, Manufacturers and Impoen, No.
$50 Prosdway between Leonsrd aud franknsts invte e.
tenton TO their extensive stock which "a unsurpassed BY
in this county Faithful and accomplished wortmen sent 70
part the city country at short notice. and thor wsr&
wsnanted.
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IAdvertisenenf.T
The great inhaling remedy for Asthma, Consume

HE great lnhaIng remedy Tor AStnmd, COusunP
ton and all diseases OF Throat and Lungs Dr. Cvsrs
HYegAxa Thousands have been restored 70 heath the pa.
wear bv the Hygeana Principal Office No SIS Broadway and
sold BY II. RING. Nol95 broadway Price only 81 pacs
sse Dr. will DO the office daily from 10 to O'CLOCK
where he may be consulted free Of charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

PRrzE-FIGHr SuSDAr.-As Policeman Eustace Oh
the Eleventh Ward was returning from his residence
on Sunday evening. between and o'clock. he dis
covered crowd of about 900 men and boys at the foot
of Fiaeenth-s.., East River, and proceeded to the
scene of excitement. The attract on proved to be
pdze-feht between two men who had already fought
five or six rounds. A large ring had been formed for
the fighters. The officer without waiting Tor assist
snce pushed through the crowd and arrested one OF
the principals, but in moment he was knocked down
ard his prisoner rescued from him BY some Of the party
present. Eustace made second attempt to secure
lis man. but was driven off aud pelted with stones.
The belligerepts however Immediately separated
and the crowd dispersed of their own accord before
any o,her Police had time to arrive
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THyFr OF WATcH.-0iicer Frost Of the Court
Of specs Sessions arrested named Nosand brown
or the charge stealing watch from the shop Of Wm
Johnon in De Kabav He taken before Jushcs Smith
and sentenced 10 the Penite ntisry for 20 days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

GOODWIN s. CORT, No 250 Water-st, have
,ertee,ed unique SUMMER RANGE. intended especially for
private families beauty Of design, compact form msaz
convenences and small commend IL Is tbs naoss
useful and Range devised for the comfort and
uveisnce Of hoaskeepen drrins tho Summer season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

RonBING AN AcroR on A SrEAABoAr.-The other
night Mr. John Dunn, q comedian, was robbed Of his
gold watch, eco in money and other property, while
on the steamboat C. Vanderbilt. On making his loss
known to the Clerk of the boat that gentleman called
into requisition the services of Thomas Sampson,
policeman attached to the Chiefs Office, who hap
pened to be on board. The officer gathered about $50
of the passengers together, and selecting one OF them
from the number babe him walk into the Captains
office. On searching him the watch and some other
of tho stolen articles found but the money was
not recovered. Mr.. Dunn handed the thief over to
tie care of The authorities at Stoningon on the arr-
val of the boat at that port
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Alan election of thix

RIsGGoLD HoRsH GuARDs.-M an election OF this
recently held I'LL vacancy occacned BY tbs rsss
patton OF Lieut. Myers Second Lieut. keser promoted TO
the First Lieut. Desrd the Second Leutsn
antcy, Lieut. Stars 70 tho Third Lenensncy aud Orderly
Sergeant Wilson he Fourth Lieuenantcy The non-coD-
ssoned officers raised each in Consequence Of the
above promotions.
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ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT
UNCLE TOMS CABIN" is again brought out It
the NATIONAL THEArER with Little CosDsLiA HewAss.
VIVA, rush there will b. To-NIcHr.
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BRUTAL AssAuLr.--Assistant Capt Stewart OF tho
ON the charge eating wife and then pitching her out
OF twosory window. She fell upon the pavement with fesi
end dangerously hurt Tho husband was committed
10 await the result OF the injuries
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NEW HOSE CARRAGE.--The members Of Hose
Company No. brought home thr carriage ysserday and
psaded through the Of Brooklyn hanA
The caisss lightly Jet substantially constructed aud finely
Ornamented.
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IAavcrisen>nf.I Il
POOR takea nerfect Pictures In al weather.

RooT t,ke. real iis- Pboto<r.phs on csavs
RocT's Photographs Ct al szes ara unsarPs<"d
Roox's Osllery = easy OF secess- -.
aoor = At No. S5 Broadway. corner OF frsnsn
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PEOPLES WASHING AND BATHING ASSO
CITATION,

The Third Annual Meeting of this Association was
held on Saturday when, in the absence OF the Presi
dent. A. r. Wetmore was called 70 the chair and the
Report of the Treasurer read and adopted.
I The receipts of the year are as follows:
Received from 50 SIS bsber. ~
Received 1857 WALKERS lee-
From other S7
have Fo'ivo %
Leaving balance -
The Association owes besides the mortgage OF sl4o the
Of ices 90
1t will be seen that the Institution is not in very
prosperous condition. The bathing and washing have
materially fallen off, The expense OF carrying II on
for another year wiz be s. s75.
The actual receipts of the last year, which were low
compared with pre- vous years, were $o,pl2 ". IL
then provision can DC made for the present noating
debt of$3000 land there should be no unusual expena
iture called for it can be seen that the receipts WIZ
meet all that has to be paid for the carrying on oil the
establishment -
The following gentlemen were elected officers OF the
Association for the ensuing year: X. b. Minturn Pres
ident. Directors: Abraham Bell, Horace Greeley, A.
X. Wctmore, Marcus Spring, Freeman Hunt, Horaslo
Allen. Simeon Baldwin, Rufus X. Skeel, o. r. Wood
ford, Samuel j. Beals. Richard Warren. Secretary
and TreesurVt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

ARRESTS By THE PoLIcg.-The Police of tho Con
olidatcd City for drunkenness Sunday
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MILIrARY-The City Light Guard, Capt. Evening,
parsded yesterday. accompanied BY Dodwofs Band. and
made tine appearance.
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PoLp ArrEMpr AT RoBBgRY.--About l. o'clock
Yesterday morning Mr. james Robb living at GreenPont L. L.
pared with iend, and while his way 20 hs Williamsburg
terrv 70 90 home was sccosted in Wa e Janessp,
bv ree men, who asked him and then they de-
sired to know If he had any money Determined . nnd out
gelsed him BY the throat aud forciby thrust him 10 the
grouuc. Then the ubDg about his pockets commenced but
baed Ia ruy with the rusns save his fe and property
He at the time cried Watch whoa the rascais ne
Burn, wa, puued and arrested By Policeman Duffy OF the
Fourth Ward and locked for the night He was subsequently
taken before Justice Bogar aud committed The Ponce ara
search II the other sccompces the attempted robbery One
of them got a black eye from Mr.. Robb.
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SrABBraG APFRAY.-Late on Sunday night infoma-
ton wa received at the Sixth Ward Station House that
Ter had ed ia the upper OF tenement house
ip the rear If No. niulberry Capt Bowling accordingly
took with bin po.se Of and repaired TO the place. where
he found &c collection OF people, sson ascersined
that conflict had place between Dennis snahan
snd john Casey wh resulted In the former hsyas been Sc
ria y and perhaps dangerously stabbed in Of hi but
not killed as runored Casey, the who charged
with having the knife arrested BY Office Lee AMI
CON ifed 10 the ombs by Justice Bosar Lanahan
viewed 10 the Hospital medical aid The crowd dispersed
without further violence
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ADVERTISEMENT
COLE BURN d MAS II,

AGENTS FOR
Lishte, Newton 4 Brsdbury's
PIASo-FoRrE
Goodman Bsldwin's Mel deons.
Second, hand Pianos for Sale and 10 Let.
No. AS Broadway,
NJ coIbrRx New-Tork. y. n. NASH
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IAdverfisecncot.l

.trxcsx TOMS CABIN" with Little CoRDEIA
I'd the HowsRD BANnyro- kieEr and al this wcok
~ -. On ss1usDAv AErsssoos-st Rvsprs EArossL
TasArfs.
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BCRGLAK1.-IHc HUuse OF Y. + DfuthH W se'.o-
dab place. Hcnry was feoniou,y entered on SUNDAY
willie family church and robbed Of siver
plate ewelry Watches h. all valued at ebout $780, viii
which the thieves made their escape undeteeted-
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lAdvertiscmeptI
BI.AKE's PATENT FRE-PRO0F PAINT. Ne. 10
Pearl s,--See under head Of Paints
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CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-S.H Hathaway and Skvery
Buck arrested yesterday BY officers White and Robbias Of
the Police charged with having entered the
inTdoi mar lsctory Charles Budnke of No. 1856 Lud
lov BY mems Il false keys aud stealing thererom 10 tubs
Of lard ysued al F9 Most Of the property recovered
1he accused before Justice Wood and committed
for examination
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The STREET SWEEPING MAcHIsEs.-The Company
working thes. machines have removed i77 loads of
dirt during the past week and SOB loads OF ashes.
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fAdveris~rentI
To OWNERS or TENANT

received .. s,cis Is v
CLOTHS N his5 eo.e s..rsaa VIM ROWE Ne ne Hndsonst
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PRIZE B4BIIs


fAdvertisemeatf
BaRSUM's BABY SnOw-The PRIZE BABIES
attract an extraordinary degree Of attention yet Everybody
delighted with their heal hy appearance AID liant
TIE Twins and Trplefs well tho Fat Children cins
also many enct AL may be seen, WI as tbs
Twin 81 year old wish and comfort Tue Bearded
Lady and Bearded Infant the Ganes &c. all here. In
teri the LeclueRoom, AFTERNOON aud EVENING
fA1yertisementl
The PHOTOGRaPIc PORTRAITS are beautiful,
and cost les than tho Daguereoype being SIX times larger
ouy 81 An economical introduced az the Pic
uIe Factory Of the NEwfoRg PICTURE Co., zS broadway
[Adverrsement
That charming child, little CORDEIh HowARD,
to TONIGHT the week the favorte NATIONAL
TaEAIsR 10 the great UNcLE Toss CABIN.
ADVERTISEMENT
PHoToGRAPHIC PORTRAITS for $l-Splendd IN
ousy and sstopihns price being nes larger than the
ii Dazueneotypes By the SEwYoRx PICTURE COMPANY, No.
80 Broadway.
fAdsertisetnent.l
First-class Boston and New-fork PIANOS may be
had Of Cook BROTHER 3i3 Broadway lees than Vac
tory prices good plain Panos to let MELoDEoss ana
Music for sale low.
ADVERTISEMENT -
"JJSCIR TONS CABIN" at the NAID ,'.,I
Tuy ,TyR To Nfcnr Another great rush Secure Joe'
ADVERTISEMENT p4:r.,
CHECK MsRsyILLEs SUITS, - oo. -Doe W.,
~s,hx- Z. su~yyE sutrs $40. AT Evhsss eI''"
HopsE Noe 70 and 81 FulfonrsL
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FALSE PRErEysgs.--Offcer Frost Of the Court q
Special Sessions arrested yesterday tho complaint q
ph Miner who charges him with obtaining $zo ~ Gsnde
lent The held for exsrunatos ~
Iust smith.
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ALLEGED THEFT OF DIaMoND.-Iames Fergu-
SON. clerk In the dry goods establishment No 20 Courtand
at *Co belonging Mr. Erney late salesman in the same
store the defendant Ferguson alleges that Erney owes
hi cu large and being fearful thar he would not get
again be took the ring ne himself egan.t oss He DIS
claims any commit larceny The case VIII De
he d before Justice Bogart.
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HARD TIMES IN FIFrr-THiRD-sr.-Somo queer CON-
plants are sent in to the Mayors Office. Yesterday
the following was received:
sare Man in the West part Of S. Street that Bold tips
the Great nance hope and Pray that the vi" take
notices.
thsre Il Man Ia the Same Street Crest snnoyonce in the
hope and pray that the Ma jon viii Pleas to take
notice. by poindoing and naming on the Sunday.
hsre grow the wcs part OF 81 Street Crest an
by ans bis Wives Children and taking them from
h: door hope that the Ma jou will take notices
thu IS Street dangerous Condition hope the jou
will p.ese 10 take notices OF all.
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SUICIDE OF GERMAN BY TAKING LAUDANUh.-
An uouest was yesterday held Coroner Wnhem at No. us
Eat Twenysecond-st the body OF "iam swsTt@ yer
40 ,ess of age who his death by taking
dose OF snum Swarz had long been out OF employment
and of taking his family back to the old country
and mot the money his passage out hewroe h
send him the desired amount de On Friday last re-
csy. letter them. but since then ne
has talked Of taking bis life and said he had something h
pockct that would free him from all trouble On Sunday he
ued two bottles his pocket end swallowed their contents
before his wife could interfere prevent L. He hn remarked
10 her All over with now" and bid his children good
Lye He died in hours aiterward-the attending ply
.csn being unable afford any relief The Jury
rendered a verdict as above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

The ACCIDENT on THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
An nones was held yesterday the Newyork Hospital BY
Coroner helm on the body James Moran who died from
riues .ccen ally received the ls ins By falling before
The heel OF attached train belonging 20 the hudson
River Railroad Company the time Of the accident the train
a s sing the corner Of Thirty aud Eeyenthay and
the deceased was attempting jump board Of it. No blanc
wa TO ay one the Jury rendered verdict OF ac
Death The deceased s of age aud native
of Ireland.
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lAdyertisement

Little CoRpEIIi HOWARD, with her parents
NJ, and Mr.. q C. Howard are TO appear ToNIGHr and al
ihs week the NATIONAL THEArEsi IN the sres< UNCLE
TONS CABIN
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THE TURF.

CSIos COURSE, l.. I-TRoTTIsG-MoSDAr, juno
IL 1s55.-Match 81 900, 90 miles out to harness.
Fiicges remes Z Trustee.
J. Woocrur names 50. & Spsngls................
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DROWNED WHILE BATHING.-John welsh, twelve
wears Of sxe accidentally drowned on sunday evening
while bathing he North River at strykers Bay rhe BODY
was recovered shortly aerwsrd and taken to he residence OF
l widow ed mo- her corner Sixthav. and Ninety ST.
where Gamble yesterday held inquest verdict as
above rendered.
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Advertisement

CHECK MsRsFIILEs SUITS, - 5o.-bea W.
zsphyr CASHMERE srirs so. AT E'AS''~-
HOSE Nce 70 and ID Fulfoarst
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Internationally
The PHOTOGRaPIc PORTRAITS are beautiful

and cost than tho Daguereoype being sx times at
oly An economical introduced a. the Pic
tue Factory Of the NEwYoRg PIcruEE Co., s Broadway
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IA1Vertlsenltrf
"JTSCIH TONS CABIN" at the NAfioNh
tn, ,TER ToNrcnr-Another great rush Secure Joei
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That charming child, little COkDEIh no" fSi
to and all the week at the f2vos hArtosA
TaEAIsR 10 the great UkcLE Tos's CABIN.
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fAdycrtieetnent.I
Frs. clsss Passion and NeW-York PIANOS may be

had Of Cook BROTHER No. 5i3 Broadway At lees than fss
tory prices Aso 40 good plain Pianos to let hELooEosS go
Music for ssle low.
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Qua y and stophnE u pIce being 81 Ies aiset tnsn y
Al paausrIeotypes by the NEwYoRx PicTrKE COMPANY,
183 Broadway.