davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-23
II. e. REAMES, of North Carolina
HOFF A n b r o T III e II S

Id At
WARD & HUGHES
Novemher 30 1888 9S-tf.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-23

pone indefinitely.
Mr.. Leach demanded the ayes and noes. .,,t
Mr.. Edney would like to know the object lot o'''
demand EFft.
Mr.. Leach. To take the sense of the Senate
The Senate then voted as follows:
= For the Postponenaent. -Messrs Battle Bledsoe
-Blount Boyd Brown Carmichael, Cunningham
Dobson, Donnell, Douthitt, Edney, Flanner' guy.
ther Landlord. Martin, Miller Mills, Person. Ramsay
Reinhardt, Speight Taylor, Thomas Turner, alA'p'
/ Whitaker, and Williams-27.
,Against the Postponenaent. -Messrs 'Iorl. .h
Houston, Humphrey, Leach, Mcdonald ana "o'''
g. =.
The bill to repeal an act for the construction o.
public road in the counties of Davie and DasaIu
and for the establishment of ferry was neA' "'A'
up on it's second reading
Mr.. Ramsay said the bill involved judicial que .o
ton which he would lii to get the opinion o. the
judiciary committee on He had no o5ectch u u , III
passage of the BILL however, and he dlsclai'n.aa IN
reflections on the committee who had reporteu o on
the BILL The bill was referred to the comni''e'
the judiciary. ~ rt
ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS OF STATE.
The election of councillors of State was no" Pv
ceeded with, list of fourteen nominations n"'"0
been sent from the House. IL, the
Mr. Turner Mr. Speaker I desire TO ASH , t.
Senator from Wake, (r. Bledsoe if the seven s
names on the list were caucused on last nishs: ,.or
Mr.. Bledsoe. think, Mr.. Speaker, the oel''''
has no right to ask that question tories
Mr. Turner have right Mr.. SpeakelI:.S
of order)-I am in order in asking the quesoonl
Mr.. Bledsoe. If the Senator is IN order ~ no in
that question presume, Mr. Speaker l si''i, "r;es
order in declining to answer. daughter anu
of "good." otorder
The Speaker thought Mr.. Turner out OF olu .ames
Mr.. Turner insisted he was not. For il the n" linn
had been caucused on last night, it would p'a''
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-23

DOCKET BOOK LOST. On the 9Th instant at
Il Weldon. N. e., or between Weldon and the Shops ON
the N e. Railroad. lost my pocket buok. My maine is
written in the inside. 1t contained S2 SIS gold one
y and two 81 bills the Bank Of the State of S. and
over $4,000 worth of notes Among the notes is given
James Beckly for sl,o2s, the of it paid A.
NJ Smith. payable to Kingsmore Warren, for about
ing the pocket book and returning the papers
the money. Address Newberry Court House. s C.
RICHARD WEARN.
december IL, 1883 l04-4pd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
CITY CHILDREN IN THE WEST.

Corr-.p,ceero- Of he ". Y. Tnbaae
ROcxYoRp. III jane Il, lsoS
Mr. c. c. Trscys arrival in this beautal pace with
lis large and interesting company, has been 40 exciting
eveni. The aspect OF this prairie country, the Vsst
e1,ert OF the corn-iielis snd the absence Of ne
thckly.wooded scenery through which .hsy hst as-
veled for go shy hours gs,e delightful posel.y %
the effects On the minds Of tire children. Rocko'e Is
rising village beautifully s;us.ed on the east eaak at
Rock River, with abundant wster-powsr, Ard CD
bosomed in fertile p.sires. is She cspa OF Wnne-
baso County. The people hsve little Of ,hs; oa!re
character which marks the sketches resi OF Wes-
ern life. The taste exhibited in THAR stores and
cwellir g.aouses equals, and sometimes exceeds, saa
Of the Eastern villages. Taeir hosptsliy aud
kindly welcome OF MIR. Tracy and his c'mpwy
hss made sn ndeible impression on al VINO axo@-
riepced It. They conteaded for the privilege OF en-
tertsning them the evening of his arrival, aid tho
interest . msnifest in the earnest expression OF
Ii counterances spd the tender sympathy Of sars
The children On assembling in one OF the Rockfrd
churches yesterday morning parted IRON their hosps
bic trends with tears several Of them were perrna-
nently retained New.York Is forgotten by all-their
njoyuent in this Western Eden is perfect.
The welcome given - our company of happy ch.i-
dreA by an old Western farmer VINO ssw them 90 their
arrival here s characteristic lie fixed HIS eyes On tue
tisg borne by ore of the small boys:
Boys, am glad to see that You travel nrdsr tns
glorious banner OF the great Republic WELCOME, AL,
10 the great State OF the FIELDS and rolling prar7s.
We shall give you plenty of csb5sges and ta.sr..
You zee how l have .sttened here, my hsts men.
There's large lot Of you, bat there room for all Of
you, and more, on the prairie+ Look sroand you;
there neither stump stCae. II yon get los. in
these diegins you'll find yourselves sgsu, l gusse;
and you needn't fear the beATs, for have no woods
Tor that part Of ctesti0n.
Many of the children already at home here per-
manently. For some there has been quite conteu-
tiop among the kind people cne boy, whose animal
spirits adapt him conspcuousy for prairie life, sact
ell much interest. widow lady begged 10 have him
for herself but Mr.. Tracy objected rem.rkiog that
" the young colt required master. The iads feel
ings exploded in burst of tears; the lady vent for
sympathy, and was NO importuns.e that Mr.. Tracy
could not part tbem and they went off together. He
passed the door of hotel last evening in carriage
with her sor, a boy of his own age.
Scenes like these make us feel more deeply for tho
poor children of the city, in the midst of the manifold
perils Of vice aud poverty. Oh! that the wand Of
some good msgic.n, or benevolent fairy Goodwill OF
NewYork would remove them to this beautiful, happy
prairie country this Eden Of Illinois.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The British screw steamer Kangaroo, Capt. jeffrey,
left Yesterday for Liverpool with 6 cabin passengers
and l2l in the Storage.
PIT Banum, esq, was a passenger. lie has gone
out 10 complete arrangements for the expectation OF
the Lumley Opera Troupe, for grand campaign in
the Fall.
COLLISION.
The steamer Plymouth Rock Of the Stoniugton line,
while coming through the Sound in the fog Wednes-
day night came in collision with the steamer Granite
State Of the Newfisven line, carrying away portion
Of her bulwsrks. The Plymouth Rock had cutwater
started.
CoLLIsIoN.-About > o'clock this afternoon
kncwn sloop, when abreast Of Pier No North River
came in eoision with smal sal-bOat, contsining two
men. and cspszed her. The were rescued by
Richard Welsb, of IIsrbor Police beat No. /.
THE FISHERIES.
The Gloucester Ttlegroph tsys that about thirty
new vessels have been added TO The fishing fleet tls
season Their cost will average when ready for sea
abOu; s 600 each
SALE OF THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
HERMANs AND wAsHISGToN.
The United States Mail steamships Hermann
and Washington, owned by the Ocean Steam
Navigation Company, cold yesterday al
the Merchants Exchange, al public auction, by
Mr. Simeon Draper. These vessels have heretofore
been employed in the United States Mail service be-
tween New-YoIk, Southampton and Bremen. They
were built nearly years ago, of the beat materials
under the inspection of United States Navy oficsr at
a cost of about $500 600 apiece.
They are about 2i0O tuns bur3en-ihe dimensions
of the Washington being go feet in length, 81 feet
beam, and 81 feet depth of hold and of the Hermann
$40 feet long, 40 feet beam and 81 feet hold. Each
vessel is fitted with two marine side-leyer engines,
cylinders of - inches and 10 feet stroke, boilers, &c.
all complete order and is furnished with coal bankers
capable Of slowing 900 tuns Of coal leaving freight
for about $50 tuns measurement. There are good
passenger accommodations for 300 passengers IL each
ship.
The terms Of the sale were 10 per cen; down, ~
Per cent on delivery add the remainder in approved
notes with interes, payable ninety days from date The
bids were not very animated, and stood as follows:
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, &aI 600, $4,000, $4,000,
$4,000, $4,000, $i5 500, and $40 OOO The purchaser
wss Cspt. Wlhsm Tyson, No. SO West street. The
farnture, tackle standing and running gear anchors
sbains and cables, cabin furniture bedding, table ser
vice, glassware, eroctsry, mirrors &C., were sold with
Me yessels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
NemYork daily Gribn,re
PUBLIC MEETINGS..
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.


Messrs. HAsKETT and HOLMES met yesterday. sh0 >k
bands and spoke Of the weather. No applications for
license were received, but Mr.. HAsKETT stated there
would be come presented on Friday.
Mr.. HOLMES presented the following draft Of an
ordinance, accompanied by mortal TO the Common
Council and requested Mr.. Gaze, the Clerk, TO band
it TO Mr. Clancy President of the Board of Aldermen;
An ORDINANCE relating the payment Of fes actions TO be
brought by Board Of Commissioners OF Excise OF the oy
and County Of New. York
he oydaiaed Mayor Aldermen and Comnondtty Of e
tAe Cfv Of York in Common Council eontened
SECTION The Clerk of the Marine Court OF the City OF New
York and the several District Courts IN the City oil
York are hereby authorized and directed 70 permit the
Board Commissioners of Excise Of the City and County OF
NeYOrk to inste and prosecute TO Judgment IN tne saa
several actions with coss sgaDt s"ob Pses as we su
Boed the purpose Of recovering penalties %
yolstions Of the act of the Legislature OF the
Sts.s Of NewY entitled An Act 70 suppress Intern
" perance and to regulate the sale Of Intoxicating La
passed April 1857 without paying being required
p advance any fees therefor aud the said clerks arr
directed the said fees IN final Judgment a. part
thereof and TO be collected herewith.
SIC In shall said Board OF Commissioners OF Excise
o, he a.d individually be personally liable Tor
The fees cost in any such action -
SIC g. This ordinance shall take effect immediately.
Adjourned to Friday at o'clock P. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

thanks for their services in efecting the passage
OF Lecompton. They were grsciously received,
and were promised so explicitly that the regiment
should BE- called out that some Of the officers seti
ally went and bought their uniforms
Nevertheless, the regiment Was not called out
A new pretense for delay was found. l. was now
said that nothing could be done till the appropra-
ton bills were passed. Renewed assurances were
given thst as soon as those bills passed, the regi
ment would be accepted. The appropriations have
been made. Congress has adjourned, the volunteers
are not wanted. and the gentlemen who engineered
the passage OF the Kansas bill have gone home with
their uniforms in their trunks the bills for the same
IN their pockets, snd in their hearts an agreeable
CONSCIOUSNESS that Mr.. Buchanan sold them and
iLey didn't get the pay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
NEW-/ERSEY ITEMS.

TIE Roman Catholic organ sanoarces the " solemn
coronation of our Lsdy Of Grscs, q. HsbOken," on
Sunday next. Bishop Bsyey vii perform the cere
mony Of conservation, and vers clergyman VIII
dun ally for . week thereafter. h's II lp~s rope
Plus IX. also tales 9 part in the services havihs
granted penary indulgence for the DAY 'ssn1syJ :"
al who win be present al TIE c'rooSion. b-saop
Rsyle, further p-o,'sirs ,hs' "'r"-e "ho ''al ''"'
the Church duri.g the 0r;sve go gar Nor y ""y'
"hdsSs,.e sru.ea BY tie B'tLcp 4 '1e p'sssts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
xRrRnpoIIrAN POLICE COMMISSIONERS

METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
TIE Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners
Yesterday examined few trials, and decided to en-
force the ordinance prohibiting the use Of steam on
the Fourth Avenue Railroad below Fortysecond street
Mr.. Dsvid Dudley Field gave it as his opinion that
the ordinance was valid. The other counselor to the
Bosrd, MI WIN. Curtis Noyes, declined to give all
opinion as he had long been the counsel OF the New
Haven Railroad The Board ordered the General Su-
perpendent to enforce the ordinance at least by the
LAT If Iulv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

TgLEcR.pnlc CABLE FROM ST. JOINS, ". r., 10
PoRrLAsp-Ws learn that tho anDoanosmen. media
by the last news from England OF the intestop " Icy
photographic cable from 81. johns N. r., - tbs
city, In connection with the Atlantic Telegraph, cov-
yscr; and tire Newfmsdl.rd Company vin proessd -
the ptesecrr;n .f the work ~ tAs l.y,.y Of
the Atlsrtie wl.gIapb,c sue y e.mplessd:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
BROOKE Wv ITEMS.

The FOURTEENTH REasESr.-The first Summer
parade of the 18th Regiment, under command OF Col
Alfred NJ. Wood, took place yesterday. They num-
bsred 400 mer, and made an excellent appearance.
After marching through several streets they were re-
viewed by the Mayor in the City Hall Park. Stew
ards Band accompanied the regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
Advertisement
DIAPHANEOTYPES.

DJ,pU,NTOTYPEs PHOToGR Apis and DA-
cp,sREoryPrs made a. GossERs GALLERY ste Of Root
No 76S Broadway between 9Th and shss Dsgaer-typ-s
&c ped and ENLARGED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
4 CARD.

Ts ne Editor Of TIC v. y. Tri5sze
SIK: At meeting OF the Board Of Commissioners
Of Emigration. held June s~ve Pains-an,Ge o-of-
Meyer smsrD ~ passenger. purchased inland hcsr,'
pss-rs,r hrohs, Lv.rpoo,-were reported said sds
inpu.ns dirbores, in refusing 70 honor 'sd
he Yor paper Of the 10Th contains The proceedings Of that
meeting A there des al stories respectfully
request you publish :be following communication, which ne
made 10 the Commissioner. Of ~ their rcs't bed
yesterday Afternoon ard Which they have rot msae pu,,
HOLMAN wILKIE.
Esr-ySrk Juns n, it5s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

CLOSED At 3 OCLOCK.-Clcrks IN stores early
have excellent opportunity ser hat hou to obtain
correct CH.Rr Of te caras.sr ,ents and
defects at FowLER l. WELLS, No SB Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

THE METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnvented by
Gro SAUNDERS D. lseTh' the genuine article has never
eauaed producing the knest possible edge "a azo
Can be Obtained subscrbers and sole manufacturer
g. eAuypERs, store No. 7 Aston Hous@-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
Advertisement.
THE BOy-M.RTYRs-The patriotic boys who

n killing Cen Ross below Baltimore rescued TIA, city, in 1914
from sack oevsssoB enjoy merted mm1rtsty 10 Je.
e Wharton the new drsms performed such ghed crowd
every night. now a. BARsUns MUSEUM blanchard and hi
De- s:orsb the multitude there THIs AFTERNOON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
Advertisement
ANIL SEMENTS.-

AMI SEMENTS.-MuslcaI EXLldVaghiZHs, FdhtO'
mines and Comedies the order Of the day PuRDYs IA
TIoy.f THpATTR Miss NNia Barton Mr. H. 4 Peuy, NJ,
g. L. Fox &C ToNGHTs bill lively AID attractive Sec ad
YaItisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

Boprgs IDESrnGD.-The body of the mar fonnd
drowned q. Qasyaprpe, L. T1esdsy lss proves b. b.
Yret1 VIM Scott Of The sap-led .sbos.
lsowsops q q Friday vesE
TIE body " the boy onp6 ;be Pace II Lathe,
Jod.u 6cvrtd wrs bthg ~ TIE ioe Of fo-y oh s:Ivs
ksv- ypyk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

InPFRIAL PHoToGRAPH of the late Gen. PERsi
,os y sMIrH Of Gen. Harvey exbibito
a. BsADys Gallery, No. $50 broadway, owe: ThompesrA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

A JEwELRY STORE BosroS RoBEEp BY 4
Nrw.Yom BoY.-About G week or tel days ago the
jewery store Of Mr.. Goodwin, in Boston, Mass, was
robbed Of watches and jswely amounting in value TO
between 81 800 and 81, 7OC, with which property the
thief fled tho city. The robbery was psrpetrs,sd
,ieht and was no. discovered until the following morn
inc. when Mr. Goodwin wsp. to his place Of business.
Mr.. G. had in his employ q clerk named George VII
,on who ,sp' the rce and lad charge OF toe preu-
res curing tho night; Upon opening the es'Abnsa-
u.r'. Ii, rAs w.,e iSpLG Gsrbed wi b VIA; sppsssed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
iAdyeriseDehti
BRADY'S GALLERIES.
PHOToGRlPHs,

PHOTOGRAPHS,
Anpsoryrgs and DLGUgRBGerYpss.
No $50 ard 2a6 Broadway New Ysrh and No Sa Psany'
Nhna-sy. Wassiu g;op D. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

CHARGED WITH RECKLESS DRIyISG-Yesterdsy
morning, William Peck driver OF cart, was arrested
by Officer Maynard, charged with furious driving in
consequence of which little boy years Of age
WAS run over in West Broadway, near White street,
and his leg fractured beside sustaining other serious
bodily injuries. The little sufferer was conveyed to
the Hospital, and Peckil was taken TO the Lower
Police Court, and committed to prison by justice
Osborn for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

GROWTH or 4 CHUHcH.-By the Annual Report of
the Trustees Of the Second Unitarian Church of Brook
Ign, recently made to he Society it appears there hiss
been an accession of q families the past year, beside
single persona Many of these have joined the church
since their occupancy OF their and beautiful chapel
and the copgreg stion numbers over 100 families
Their place of worshp is very attractive one, their
services being peculiarly interesting. The Sunday
School, too, sin Furnishing coalition. Within two
onths after the dedication OF their chspe, in March
last nearly every pew in it sold or e.. The ps-
tor s the Rev. Samuel Longfenew, & brother of the
poet and his society aye much attached to him. The
church belong: TO the liberal schoo Of Unitsrsns and
lis members have heretofore belonged TO various
conmunions among Trinitarsn sects, as well as 70
those who syrpathzed with the Unitaans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
CUPREME COURT-COUNTY of KINGS

CUPREME COURT-COUNTY OF kINUS.-
~ FYFIHGHAM II. NICHOLS against RICHARD T. Buy
DKNBURGH George G. johnson and Atlanta A. bis Wife,
Amos f. Bingham and Mary NJ his Wife Emanuel bofmso'
Henry Schubert Wsu Peel Receiver &C. Culver Patterson,
Peter AmoIy David G. Groh spd Benjamin g.
mons for reef-To the Defendants above named: You
and required the amended conps'nt
setoD which fled IN the Office Of the Clerk OF the
County Kings and copy Of answer me AZ my
Office No. 10 Nassau street in the City of Brooklyn, within
twenty after the service hereof exclusive OF the DAY OIL sch
ssrxos aud YOU fail 70 answer complaint Aforesaid the
plaintiff viii apply the Court for the relief DEMANDED m the
complaint -Datsd NewYork April H. 1858.
n. IL. NICHOLS, Attorney pro per.
complaint in the above action flied on the
tenth day of April, A. d. 1853.
Bya lswSwFT " H. NICHOLS, Attorney pro Der.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
TIE VOTE INKANSAS ON THE ENGLISH
PROPOSITION

We publish below Gov. Dsnver's proclamation hI-
ing the time place and Of holding the ee,too
Kansss, the acceptance rejection Of the popo
ston submitted by the English bill:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

PocKrr.P,cKlxG ~ CHuRcH.-0ficer Higgins OF
he Deputy saperip,.nden. d,see1 m.a rsed .s
Wi.Ins IN Of pi king tbs p7cs.i o. ny .~ee Az
B. Gardiner the Church OF ihe EestoIs,on IN .laIH
Wsdrs e,snng. de bztsed before ssIps ylAnE
H. bis p hlud port-ronT ne 9'u'Ai1s a.
road tickets da.ed June J. which, doeb4ess' va, - -. -
bscush, before Jesiie ioosi-s ins IN 20 ~ - -
day fault u psying 10 hHe ffs 20 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
Waifr Nnrf.
Aleoital
Eeaal Notites.
OOURT Of COMMON PLEAS for the City and

COURT Of COMMON PLEAS for the City and
u Ceupty Of Nsw-York.-GEORGE III. BEYER and JAMES
BIRDsALL agt. JOHN WAGNER. Summons for money de-
asd o1nttsc-(Com not ITO She DeieHdsnts: Y01
hereby summoned and required 20 the complaint
mis- SETON which is day fled the Office Of the Clerk n
this Court the City Han in the City o New Y0rk and ~
copy your 70 the said complaint The subscrb
his Office No l6 Sassso street n said city within enty
after the Of this exclusive Of the
Of such service and G ~ NE said compliant
within time aforesaid the plaintiffs viii ,ase rodgne.
against you hundred and ninety dollars
ysix 1871 ST. with interest from he 2 day Of
February. thousand eight hundred and hfyeght besides
Me cost Of this scdon.-Dsted May IS, 1883
n7l4 lsw6wF N. COMSTOCk, Jr.. Pl&iStif's Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

SUPkEhE COURI.-DANlElJ DbDD dgl
~ ABIGAIL FISLER.-SumDons fjf money demand on
uct-(Com. TO the defendant You hereby
required the complaint in hs action which
filed In the Office Of the Clerk the City AID County OF New
York City Hall the City Of NewYork nth day
Of June inst and copy Of n The said
pnt che subscribers Of their off No So Wall stree 10 said
city, within AFTER the service Of this
Of the day Of such service and fail 20
The complaint within the time Aforesaid the ntih IN this
will take Judgment against for the OF five hundred
and ghtyigh dollars with interest rom the twenty fifth day
thousand Eight hundred and fifty beside
the costs Of this seon-DstNd New York. June H. 1883
PENNINGTON WARREN
els law6vF Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. SO Waistreet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County NewYoTk notice IL herebF 7en 10 all
having claims against JOHN JOSEPH la Of the City ri
EswYork deoeaed present the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber at bis office at the Of lthsv and 18th
o. CITY NegYoTk blOTs the weuy eighth day
Of Jane ne,Ds:sd EeYork The tweniysecond day Of De-
esfnber 1887. ABRAHAM CUMMINGS
d2Sinv6ruF Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

RrpeI.Ry.-Tbe store of Wngh. x Van Alst, al
Astoria as entered c. We4r,s6sy nEn: sno ~vef, ses q
calico. delsue- kc amounting 70 aicV; $i'' aNo - -
money, WAS taken tbeI,fnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

MILfrART.-A branch from the Duncan Ligh; Ar
lsry under command of Capt T71ss proceeded vest.
10 bring home a gun from Nevfork. This company u
is oc.ed in the Sixteenth Ward They we're arr)npauied BY
several military companies aud presented fine appearance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

To tie Rood 81 tic Con s.--sJ,s 81 La.orai.ra
GIhrLGsEh; ~ yoVI Hes.-pt <p JOKE , R'sJS rnsssh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

TUE CENLTERY Or the EyERGREESs Two OF inc
po,.d about the Cemetery Of the Eyeleens named
Sidney Clay ton end Joha A. Murphy were ntousat oos
Jrdge Culver Yesterday the charge Of Assault: ard OaJ
upon Joseph Meyers and Adophus Burgess appears tns
Meyers lot No 15i in The Cemetery and
shh bad become settled By the The Company have HeH
their employ all escoaop ARD repairs snG q" no
edge III. risht Of lot oneu - "ofs
upon the grounds Under these circuus,aoe' The ecas-a
essted P5rress .-d Never, who complained sssn tne i2
sssJ battery Trey held IL on osi e.h - q" al
;te sction Of the Crsro Jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

CHARGE oF GRAND LARcESY-Wnham ID. Smv
sIre.sd y.ii,rdsy chsfsr Of sfAins ssso1
Was in the possesson Of he Sheriff MI snn hsa ~
urua h hcb The time the mortgage was si'eu vas
in the possession a Cseo c Travis EToceE tne ofh@. u
and South S.cor travis got INTO dif1i LIE ho
time sine. All The Shelf LEVIED on the property M sn,n
finding h.elf sssneved took loeibie Pos.e,o o. E ~
18th s,ss sad m this he arrested % III su
Depury Sheriff Mupby lie gave bords before J-ase foA ~
ansHr; The eh.rrr " lussdAY neN-