davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15
IAdvertisement.I
WATsONrs TEN DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE

WATSON'S Ten DOLLAK oEWINU DihOHINE
WATsoxs TEs DOLLAR SEWING MAcHiSE
W.Tsox.s TsE DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
WATsoAs TES DOLLAR SEwHS MACHINE
N.Tssss TEs DOLLAR SEWING mACHiSE
WA1soS's TES Dollar SEWING NAcHNE
N.Tso.'s fys DOLLAR Saving MACHINE
W.ysnys TEs DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
W.Tso>s Ten DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
W,1s,.s Ten DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
W.Tso>'s Ten DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
WILSON'S TEx DOLLAB SEWING MACHINE
yN.TsoS,s Ten DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
WI1sos's TEN Dollar SEWING MACHINE
WArscs's TEN DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
WA1soNs TLs DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
W11so.'s TEN DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
WATsoS's TES D0LL.R SEWING MAcBit
WATSON TEN DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
WAIses's Tgg DOLLAR IS WING MACHINE
At No. 4i9 Brosiwsy. WATSON, WOOSTER w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15
Advertsementl
DrI ,CUTFVL. CHARMING are those siDgul

and interesting Dissoving Views given twice day in ad
don 10 The diyeng and gotesque performance OF ute
$780, AZ Banu,n's Museum The views THIS AFTER.
NOON ele Of the mos varied and pleasing character TH
EvExrXG the Views will be Of the Holy Land aua very ~
stfu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

ASo1HER BrRGLARY-ARREsT or fHE IHihf'-
Yesterday morning about q o'clock, as Pr''a.e
Waterman named Lcsdbeater was passlog tne Feu'
ipg-house Of Mr. Pierre CLANCY, No. IL West inifty'
second street he heard unusual noise In tne osse
mont, upon which he went inside Of the area 'a'u"s
and found one of the windows open. inc Waterman
peeped into the window cautiously, wheh nc saw
man in the basement mek,ug preparations 70 carry Oh
quantity Of property which lie had packea up; De
coming satisfied Of the fellows character i'osl
cave the alarm when the thief fed from the building
into Che yard and attempted to escape by socreting
himself in one of the neighbonDg yards Officers
Ouidor ard Gleason Of the Twenty rst Precinct hear
ing the alarm, came up in few minutes aud gaining
access TO the building and thence to the yard pursued
the burglar over several fences and finally captured
him in the yard of No. 8, in tie same street Upon
examining the package prepared by the burglar for
removal silverwsre and ether properly 70 The value
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

THE REPUBLIcN GEsERAL CoNgITTEz.-At q
meeting Of the Republican General Committee On
Monday evening, the resolutions offered a. previous
meeting relating 10 propos ton 10 unite witb the
American party in this city and county and appoint
ing Committee Of Conference to consult With Like
Committee on the part Of the American psty. wene
taken up, and after discuss on thei. further
siieration was Indefinitely postponed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

DIR. s. s. FrrCH's Six Lectures on Coo soan ~.
and the Laws Of Life, $50 pages - N he Lunss and
Heart and other Chronic Disorders; cent by mai No "a
on receipt Of " cepta Address b. o. t"'"
Bposdwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

Advertisement o,
To perfume the Breath, eradicate Tan, flmPIes
nd p,,kies use The "BAIM OF THOUSAND FLowEss H9n
Genuine unless sieped "PErRIDGE Co." New-foA- N'
sale At No 2sI Broadway, and by all Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

# 300 wa soupc The Iclow was tlkeo 10 = Q
Station Odd detaned FOR the rcna nder Of the nig t.
Yesterday he vas taken 30 Jefferson Market be 70
Irstco Da,,son, who comnt;ed hn. FOR .rlal re'us.
ing bail IN tie case.
The prisoner is 81 years Of age, oat'e 4 New
)ofb and \ drlught-man by profession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15
named Thomas Rourke

SwISpLrHe.-A bartender named Thomas Rourke
was brought before Justice ClaTy yesterday, on .
charge Of swinding sailor named l.. A. Blinn, resid-
ing at Shelburu, VT. out OF gold watch and chain.
valued at SIS. On Saturday, Blnn stopped at pub
lie house near Coentes slip, New-York, and as he
was about going out to spend the evening, Rourke IN
duced hin TO leave the watch for safe keeping ne
did so. ard. on applying for it on Monday scoused
stated fiat he had lost overheard while crossing TO
Williamsburgh. This statement was ascertained 70
he false and Rourke was committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

REpoRr OF DEATHs.-The total nuLber Of deasbs
dWiug the week ending July II were o., Of which
there were: males, 80 females, % men, 80. woneo.
~ boys, 80 ghis H. The principal diseases were:
consumption, 10 diseases of BRAIN TO- conyukioos.
7 scarle. fever s. eorgestion Of lungs g. s,Ilborn T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

TsE LlaroR LAw.-It is Understood that on Sunday
next the police will commence to enforce the law in
reference to tie sale Of liquor on Sunday 10 the SIX
tenth Ward there are number Of extensive lager
beer gardens which are rescted TO Sunday by the
Germans Of that vicinity, and also from New-York-
In reference TO these places il the law is strictly
forced. !. is feared that serious difficulties VII occur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15
NEWzJERSEY ITEMS.

EXAMINATION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES att
trnoon two men, who gave their names as Braten STRAIT
end George Wallace, were examined before Recorder
Bedford on the charge of passing counterfeit money,
and were ccmmitte t. jail to await the action OF the
Grand Jury. On Thursday night last s.raoger CO.
tered the grocery store of VIM. X. Drsyton, at the
corner of Washington and Montgomery streets saa
PISSED 800 hill on the Chatham Bank altered IRON .
genuine So of that bank in payment for goods ana 70
cce;vcd change in return Mr. Drsyton ascertsned on
Frioay that Il was an altered bill. On kndsy exen
il another man entered his store, and are, Pity
ing articles offered go bill on the CITY banA I'm 81
ark In payment. Mr.. Drayton re)ectsu tn .. W. go
the stranger left with it. Mr.. ID. sent MS Joy ~
,he ,oyements OF the stranger. He proceeded up
We; ton street short distance from Montgomerys
d. rened and went up Montgomery street TO War-
.n. 49,, wbeye he met another man, and the two
ien see ,,c"tops route toward the ferry. Mr. Dray.
w" 80 he;pg informed oftheir movements, procured
In' o? Officer Murphy, and proceeding 10 ts
49, tbev arrested the man who had offered him tho
In that evening and his companion also. whom M
nrayton recognized as the person that psssed me
altered bill upon him on Thursday night. They were
locked up for examination, aud yesterday their casse
were disposed Of above stated. Strait IN e'eeny
man, poorly dressed and has sharp featured IsoS,
Wallace is apparently IS years OF age, u snof' 10
figure snd has sandy whiskers.
WATER FOR HoBoKES.-The jersey CnX 49,
Commissioners have made an oher to the HoooEse
Water Commissioner 10 supply the latter city witn
Passac water which proposition nss oeen sccep.::s
HohoLsn Ia 10 nav the same water rates Tor her tm-
proved property lthst consumers IL 'e'~! ~~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15
(Advertisement.I

advertisement
DON'T OvERTAX Your BRAIN, some say, but
we ssy 70 to Prof and have him examine your men
tai advise you in your occupaon there
place for every and by knowing yourse ya viii know
where to find tina. place. No 3Os Broadway Newfork'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15
Advertisement
SMITHSONIAN


Of Houston t. On the EUROPEAN Plan SINGLE Rooms. -
cents rs csuts and ST. per day DOUBLE Rooms ana
PARLoRs 81 50 TO s. MEALS extra and ~ of'e'eN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

FhrAI BURhIEC-FLUD AccIDEsT.-Coroner HILLS
held on inquest at the New-York Hospital on the
bo6y of Henrietta WesseD, German woman % yeas
Of Gse, wto died from the effect If burns About
Q clock on Monday evening the deceased, who lived
at No. 10 Worth street. went to gu fluid lamp, hold
ing at the same time another lamp r her left hand to
enable her to zee distinctly. Ia pouring out the fluid
from the can ignied and setting fire to her clothing
she was burned on the back, chest and arms in the
most frightful manner. The unfortunate woman lin
gcred in great pain till near o'clock the following
mortiug when she expire'. The Jury rendered a
verde. Of death by severe burns accidentally received
by be- clothing taking fire while filing fluid lamp on
the 18Th lay of July, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

Jr'rNLy est.rday aiterDooo two
ht;!c crl, neither OF them 10 years OF age were
orC stec OF corrlaot Of David KeDpr,r, keelicg q
since stn.c in Sixth avenue ohnrged with shon.' fling
and taken before Justice Dawson al the Jefferson
Norket Police Court. pom II ses,ica,on !. appeared
chat tbe girls VINO gave tte.rnames rs Rebecca Burke
and Honora DOaa hao stolen three pair Of shoes from
Kempner ten or twelve yards of giDgbam snd straw
EUR bonnet from Sarah Ann Doau also keeping store
on the Sixth aver1e, elk apron from dressmakers
shop and toy looking glass from street stand kept
b. boy. The sister tf Rebeoca, a very respectable
appearing young woman, appeared before the Court
ana stated to Justice Devson her wish that the child
should be set to the juvenile Asylum She was much
affected, snd remarked that che knew Of no other
course to pursue they had done all in their power
70 brenk the child Of bsr lying and thievng propens
ties Both Of tie chdren were locked Up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-This Board met at the
County Jail last evening, Supervisor Lindsay in the
was submitted, from which it appears that on July I,
i64 persons were imprisoned, Of which &c were males
and rs females. Committed during the month, s.
nsles an3 IS females. An appropriation Of sl5, 600
was made 10 the Superntendents Of the Poor on the
Aims House account The Committee on Accounts
reported in favor of paying bills audited in favor Of the
late City Of WILLIAMSBURG, and authorized the Tress-
urer to pay the came. The report of the Committee
taken up and adopted after which the Board
adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDEST.-An inquest was
held at the New.York Hospital, by Coroner Hlls on
The remains Of a man named Garrett Wright, who
died from the effects Of injuries received in conse-
auenoe Of being over by gravel train Of cars
belonging TO the New-Iork and Erie Railroad Com
nary. Gu Monday last He died the folio wing morn
ing. The Jury rendered verdict 10 accordance with
the foregoing facts. The deceased was "a years Of
ace and native of Ireland The esience Of the de-
ceased is unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

BArHIsG-A party of seven boys were arrested BY
the Third District Police yesterday for bathing in
Gowanus Greek. They will be brought before the
Justice this morning for hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

Ex.Secretary Guthrie, who is nov in this city will
b. present on Change this afternoon at o'clock on
invitation Of the merchants OF New-iork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

The FLArBUsH-AyEsUE STAsBIsG AFFRAY.-The
Coronere Jury in .he Of Bernard Butler accIsed
Of stabbng Francis Mabady at hotel IN Flstbush
avenue or the 4th of July last brought in verdict 70
be llowirg effect: THAT Francis Mahady c.me to
"Lis death by hemorrhage Of the pulmonary vessels.
produced by wound, we believe, inflicted by Ber-
"na1d Butler said Butler acting at the time in self
"defepsc. The deceased aud Joseph McCarty, with
"otLers, were using violence to said Butler at the
Cline Butler was discharged by the Coroner on
the rendition Of the verdict.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

AssAuLTIEG TARGET Co.PANY. On Monday even
ing about z, clock German Target Company was
returning home through Thirty ninth street from Third
avenue, when, on reaching the corner of Thrtyniu'h
street and exingon avenue they assaulted with
stones and bricks by party of boya. Toe Company
halted when the boys were reinforced by about 200
men, mostly Irsh who continued the assault, when
violent fight ensued bricks aud stones flying thick and
fat fer about fifteen minutes when the Company
were obliged to retreat the major part of tben taking
refuge IN house in Thirty ninth street, near Fourth
ave1ue. Some two or .hree were separated from the
Company-among whom were one ofthe Judges also
orc Of the Pioneers aud bis wifc-aad surrounded in
Lexington avenue, between Thiry.eishth and Thirty
ninth streets AID badly beaten the woman acted he
rocaly stanoiug by her husband aud protecting him
with her person after he had fallen TO the ground, re-
ceiviug mary blows herself She then, with the as
sistance If the Judge. succeeded in supporting him
enid yoDey Of stones to the house of MIR. Ira Top
ping in Thirty e nth street, where they remained up
ward Of boil an hoJg, until She party had withdrawn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

IcKoRAscE OF THE OrDINAncEs NO EXCUSE Bill
Stcker Snyder, by o,der Of the CITY Inspector, has
posted in yards alleys lanes, and other promin Mt
places over Is 600 copies Of the principal ordinances,
in Eoglsh and German relating to the casting Of gar
bage and other filthy matter into the streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

BURGLARY.-Tbe Howard House, No. - Howard
they Only secured about 81 Mr.. Brown the proprie
Tor was awakened by bis wife, who saw some one
standing ov.r bin with something, apparently re-
voyer in his hand Mr.. b. chased them to the front
door but did not secure them. Several hundred dol
lars worth of e ~elry and valuabes within then
reach, on the table. This IL the second time these
premises have been broken into lately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

SAnlrAnY.-Health Warden Gilbert of the Second
Ward, since May l, has made complete and practi
cal examination cf every block lie bis Wa'd. lie re-
port. 600 waterclosets with sewer connection; W
sipks and over 200 Attachments of various kinds. He
has at the same time, made daily examinations OF
Fulton Market and adds that the general condition OF
bis Ward is good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

SALE or A FERRY LEAsE.-in pursuance CT pre-
vous notice, the lease for ten years OF the Ferry
connecting the foot of Thirty fourth street with Hunt
ers Point. L. l.. sold at auction yesterday at the
City Hall It was started at $50 per annum, aud run
up to 800. ct which sum it was bid off by A. w.
Wipans There were only two bidders. This same
privilege sod last year, bnt the lessee failed to
execute the pagers.
The lease OF The Ferry between the foot of Eighty
sixth street and Astoria was also put up, but in the
absence q any demand it was adjourned to Sept L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

1t was Alderman McSpedop, the distinguished Dad
Rabbit of the Nineteenth Ward, and not Alderman
Valentine, as reported, who used the rabi language
attributed to Alderman Valentine on Thursday in the
Board The wishes and tie vote Of Alderman Valen-
tine are on the side of law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

A MorRsFUL MoTro.-The words I'VE mourn
our LOSE" was suspended over the door of liquor
etore in Division street last Sunday. 1t Is presume
that the Excise Commissioners had ordered the police
to close the store and that the proprietor gave vent to
his grief BY exhibiting the above motto draped n
tnou,unv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

A CONFIDENCE GAMs.-The shoe store OF Mr.
Cook, No lOi Fourth street, was robbed yesterday
afternoon of abou. $75 worth of ladies' CATERS IN the
following manner: Az elderly man bad called for sew
eral times and was goang for the purchase Of the
stock At noon Mr. Cook went to dinner aud left his
boy in charge While absent the old man induced the
boy to 90 around in Grand stree. on an errard auS
when he returned the goods and the old man had
disappeared.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

DIsBoaEsT SERVANT Boy. Young darkey re
'joiong in the name Of George Washington was ar
rested Yesterday afternoon by Sergeant Knapp Of the
NrtL irecnct, charged with stealing property, con-
sitting Of silver waie and household articles, to the
value of $50 and upward, from MIR. A. +. ThOrns of
No. 96 East Sixteenth street George was employed
as servant in the house Of Mr. TEorne who for some
tine psst has missed various articles of silver ware
Yesterday morning George left and soon after it was
discovered that silver goblet and dozen large-szed
table spoons were missing, when he was suspected of
being tho thief Dr. Denees, with whom George had
formerly lived, heard OF the loss of Mr.. Thorne and
meeting George soon after 10 the street detained him
until the arrival of Officer Knapp, into whose custody
bad been offered at the pawn shop Of Levi. Levy IN
Grand street when Mr.. Levy suspectDg was stolen,
Detained ana advertised il. TIE advertisement meet
ing the eye Of Mrs Tborne she went to the shop and
Identified the property a, hers. George Washington
Was sent tc prison by Justice Dawson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15
THE MONTH OF JUNE.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS
n F0rt Hamilton II. y, for the Month 81 Jnne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

few days since the brig Flora, Capt. Yates, from
Dicks Cove, Coast Of Africa, arrived here with
cargo Of Palm oil. While on the coast two OF the
crew died, ana being short of hands native was
shipped for the voyage. Yesterday party OF men
went on board the vessel to purchase monkey, when
come of the crew told the negro that they had come TO
buy him, upon which he was so much alarmed that he
ran up the rigging and remained there the greater por
ton Of the day. He was finally shaken of and fen
into the water, when he was picked up by boat
He was not hurt but greatly frightened.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-26

RIGnT OF SUFFRAGE-The following is too
good 10 lie lost. 1t is often made subject Of
complaint that ministers of the gospel partici-
pate in political matters. An anecdote Of
MIR, Field, who lived in Vermont several years
ago, contains good reply. AS the reverend
gentleman ~ent one time to deposit his vote,
the officer 1ho received it being friend and
parishioner, but Of opposite politics, remark
ed
"I am sorry Mr. Field to see you here"
"Why " asked Mr.. Field.
Because" said thejoficer, "Christ said His
kingdom was not of this world /"
" Has no one right to VOTE" said Mr..
Field, unless he belongs to the kingdom Ct
Satan"
This at once let in ray of light to the
darkened chambers of the officers Uranium.
which he never thought OF before.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-26

s@- A Western pettifogger, while conduct
ing suit before justice of the peace, seeing
that his case was going against him, broke
forth in the following indignant strain -
" 60 on with yer abuse, yer Internal bull
heads spose likely yon think you are go
ing to get this case. Well, mebby yer will
get it my client can't git no justice done him
afore this. But, sir, we're enough for ye, the
hull on ye. Me and my client can't never be
intimidated her tyranized over mark that
and, sir, inst SO sure as this court decides
aginst US, we'll file writ Of progander, sir.
and"
Here he was interrupted by the opposite
counsel, vino wanted to know what he meant
by writ Of progander.
Mean2 Why writ of progauder it's
-a-its a-well, don't just remember the
exact words, but it's what'lI knock thunder
out of yer blasted one-horse courts"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-26
hy- In Lynehbars Va, there is lad pro-

n0- In Lynehbars Va, there is lad pro-
verbal for being bad speller The school
that he attended has among its many rules
| and regulations one that requires the scholars
to spell column in the dictionary and give
the meanings" just as the school opens. Well.
this lad was foot" Of his class. The next
day the first word was admittance. This lad
had been walking around sight seeing, when
his eyes fel. upon circus bill, which amoug
other inducements to draw crowd, had "a D.
mttance twenty-five cents niggers and child
rem half price" Our young friend spelt the
word and learned it by heart ..,
Next day, strange to say, the head boy
missed, and the next, and so on, until it came
to our particular friend, who was i'll the mean
time all excitement WITH the hope Of getting
" head" being sanguine that he was right
Here's the result
Teacher boy at the foot, spell adm;ttanee.
Boy-Ad-mt-tance, Admittance.
Teacher-Gige tho definition.
Boy-Twen'y cents niggcrs and chill
drea half price
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-26
sD- An old woman, during the last war

sa- An old woman, during the last war
was greatly concerned about the Indians, Of
whose cruelty she had heard alarming state
ments. Meeting soldier she demanded to
know the news. Why, madam" said be.
" the Indians have fixed crowbar under Lake
Erie and are going to turn it over and drown
the world -
"Oh, mercy what shall I do ?" And
away she ran TO tell her aeighbors Of the dan
ger, and inquired of the Minister how such q
calamity could be ayertcd.
Why said he, lyon need not be alarm
ed, We have our Makers promise that he would
not again destroy the world by water"
" ] know that" returned the old lady has.
tlly, " but he has nothing to do With it, i,'s
them pesky Injns"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-26

DGy- boy got his grandfather's gun and
loaded it, but was afraid to fire he, however,
liked fun of loading, and so he put in another
charge, but was still afraid to fire. He kept
on charging, but without firing, until he got
six charges in the old piece. His grandmother
learning his temerity, smartly reproved him,
and grasped the old continental and discharg-
ed it. The result was tremendous, throwing
the Old lady on her hack She promptly
struggled to regain her feet, but the boy cried
out, lay still, granny-there are five more
charges to go off yet -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-26

RGs~ A few DAYS since, one Of our learned
counsellors deemed it necessary to shake the
testimony OF Mr. Bntterworth, by impugniIg
his veracitv. The witness being called to tho
stand the lawyer commenced
I" Do you know Mr. Butterworth ?"
"Ics"
"What is Battcrworth -
=" Two and ten pence pound. although
have paid as high as
That will do sir You can take your
seat"