New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
RIAL E.r.rr--The following sales OF real es'ste
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H":s -, ., No. Is "a W. st ;. Il. ais %, $40
House sns ot No 5s Yves, Slstss iot issks,s .s GO
2yens s,.o Of pennies No 81 sgSTy 5sie HI,
iist. on isih.t the shove s5rleo ..'..... II,
House s.s LOT No st@.st. 10, s'ss'9.. ago,
B, Wm. II. Frebklin Il Son:
HOME and lot 4.dt near Broadway, lot Nxi .. eSs
BYE III. Ludlow e. Co:
10 lot. cor SHAW and SEQ. each $ $40
/ blot on Broadway (as,h.t .od 7tasvG e'ntataios
ot, ~ Broadway. llss on isn-st aud 1904 ,,o
lot. :ds Of iid; il; feet East av .tss s
lot aide OF th at between Sh and 9thavs s'ASSS 'i
By James Cole & Son.
so,. md lot No 76 Pesrt as front sresr E11. IA 800
Store and lot No IS Soonest running through to No Is
sou so, md lot So se aensy Brooklyn lot Is s.Ss
Sable and lot III Henry st. Brooklyn lot T. loysts 90
10, cor S6hst nd l2sbsv, n. 2xlOo.. sS
Hupsos RIVER IrExs-F'atal Railroad Accident.
"A lad named vscher came to hi, death 10 most
shocking manner on Wednesday afternoon. l; seem,
that, in company with other boys, he was 10 the habit
Of INDUCING in the dangerous practice of riding upon
the outside Of the in the vicinity OF the depot at
Newburgh and the day in question was riding upon
q freightcar 10 very dangerous position, whea he
slipped and fell oil, his foot being csuyh 10 rail- the
cars ran over him, cutting off one LEG close to the
body and terribly crushing the other. He lived bat
few moments after being conveyed home. He was
abort II years Of sge.
Melancholy Case Of IHsdnity.-Miss Fra,ki', q
young lady who offered her services gratuiousIy as
teacher to the inmates Of the Home of the Frientless
at Poughkeep:ie observed to act strangely for the
last few days On Thursday last friend to TX t.
his house, but in the evening she made her escape
without her bonnet into the street. and was so violent
in her manner and ,tions that doubt as to he' in
La apJt han
taken back to the house from which che escaped.
Suspicion Of F0ui Playa good deal of excite
mept has existed in and about Hobart Delaware
County. for the last week, caused by suspicion that
Mrs. Barlow, wife of Edmund Barlow had been poi
soned Consequently Me- John Calhoun, Coroner, was
induced to summon Jury and hold an inquest. 1t ap
pears that Mrs b. was suddenly taken sick vomiting
considerably, and continued to grow worse, when
death came TO her relief. There does no. appear to
have been much thought of it at the time but soon
after it was reported that Barlow was trying to get
clergyman to marry him and his wife's sister, which
created Suspicion in the minds OF some, aud it began
to be rumored that Mrs. b. had been pu; out Of the
woy by foul means The excitement became 80 strong
that it was thought necessary that an examination
should be held G. roner Calhoun ordered the di5n-
terment Of the body and several physicians assisted
in q post mortem examination, bat nothing very
definite as the existence of poison could be dscoy-
cred. Her stomach removed, and one of the
medical gentlemen took il to Albany TO have the con-
terts ar allied. number of witnesses were examined
or Tuesday end Wednesday, when tie inquest adourn-
ed over to Monday to await the retlrn of the messen
ger from Albany There appears nothiog 80 far that
would impicste ar. b. or any other person, even II
there should prove TO be poison in tbs stomach 1t
seems Mrs. b. had several times expressed strong
repugnsnce against raising family of children, and
that she had once before taken medicine to cause az
abortion She had be en- married about four years and
bad two chilorep the youngest about five months old
Mrs. b. before her death expressed strong desire
that her sister should have charge Of the children 10
case che died. and this sister renamed at Balow's
house until the excitement was SO great that she
thought it best to go to Der fathers
Supposed Suicids.-On Wednesday a man was
found In little pond Of water about mid way between
Kingston and Rondout. He was quite dead, aud par-
tally undressed. As the water but three feet
deep ii is supposed that the committed suicie.
No could identify the deceased, but fJm his APP
pesrance and papers found in his possession it is sup
posed that be was a German.
HORSE STEALIsG.-The stable OF D. l. Young, No.
nsh Friday morning. and valuable H,Sk mare I'VE yesr
with the mare
HEAVY LARcEEIEs IN BALTIMoRE-ARREsTo OF TIE
ALLEGED THIEVES THIS CrTY-A fey week, ago an agent
had bis broken open, at Bsrnums Hotel Baltimore and
bbed ewey to the amount of oo aud about the sane
time Of Mr. d. Don SEVILLE Of No 6Nssau street
who stopping the Gilmore Hotel Baltimore had ~
sold watches valued at COO stolen from hs Since
the cens pepested the Baltimore police have been
the alert to enet out the thieves and notice being vea to
authorities; MI VIM stephens first M.,'as to tss
Hotel named Charles Young aia George kuar aud
= Wilson. A requision from the Governor OF Maryland
followed the arrest and the prisoners we're yesterday sent
to Baltimore il custody Of Officer Jeaes OF that city
FATAL FALL.-Coroner Perry held an ioquest yestsr-
day at the Hospital the body Of al unknown Irish
womau about 10 years age who while ntozcsted fell dom
fight Of stairs in the house corner OF Center aud he streets
and was fatally injured. Verdct-Accidenta death
RuY OvER.-A man whose nsme is unknown was
run over Yesterday afternoon at the corner OF Twenty
street by horse and driven rectlessy
Chss Rchmsn an seriously injured he was taken to
McNsy the Eighteenth Ward Police and held BY Justice
DAWSON for examination.
ADVERTISEMENT
J. GURxRY challenges the photographic world 70 produce
Ptss the above styles equal those made ct his Photo
graphic Palace Of Art No. $40 Broadway.
Acknowledgement
HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION ERE-Phoos
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LAST WEEK OF GOLDsMTHs WRITING
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