New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08
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Fyyrc1s oy ApvyRri1ys The Ner. York Le}ger
is weekly psper of bu, iev years experience, br rs
publisher has expended sboo. Qdsrter OF hulon
doss in advertising !. in he columns OF this and otaef
iourpss-sOo 600 Of it within the last yeN. TIE re-
sul.s hsve iussiied this magnificent ollsy The
Iedger row i.sus some $40 coo copies regularly keep
ing eight .nsecylDdsr power presses running on us
weekly ,d,aon from Mond,y morui0g I'LL Ss'udsy
tight The wbitsypsper Of escn isus, dry, weighs
80 SEQ pounds $50 resms weighing - Poucie sacn
ard each EDITION dsmp from the press must
weigh tome twenty five or thry tuns Toe paohsners
outlay in ob.a;nng this enorrloEs cifculs.on has OF
course been great bu. be hss msde L 81 on o. his
business AID something more. We DO rot mean 70
claim ali the credit of bis cas- for bis aivel4og,
for be employs able aod popular writer's ard has much
improved the quality OF his journal within the ia't
wear but without e1 snsivs aiver' sing the ments OF
lie sheet would have remained 70 this hour uhknewn
ard Of course unspprecated by the great Of those
who sIe now his ieadsrs. Business in our day has
three cardinal elements. |. Ths article offered mus.
be well worth the money ,. II must oe sispted to the
needs and The tastes OF the million; g. 1t mast be 80
advertised hst the million ore mide fully aware of
its e1sterce; and 4. 1t must b. sold for cssh down
ress msy succeed, even IN these dul, hard les.
WH,I PTPsEyFRAsCE AccONPL1sHED. Some two
or three weeks sgo Mrs. Ellen Andre v. OF Stamford
Cobu while absent at church, wss ,obbed of q gold
watch and other iegelry, valued sfosether 81 about
$780, Mrs. Andrews at once accused her servant grl
Msry McMeepy of the th-f but the girl strenuously
denied II. Mrs A. asked her II any one was 10 tue
house during her sbssnce, when the girl replied that
youre map unknown TO her, came there but only ie-
manned few minutes Mrs. An5rews felt convioced
thst Mary was the thief and discharged her from her
employ Soon af,er Mrs. a. visited New York, aud
ascertane6 that May bad gone TO reside in the couu-
try some miles beyond Goshen, and st frst thought
che would follow her. but changed her miud and again
returned home.
On secold visit 10 New York Mrs. Andrews pro-
cur.d The assistance OF frierd ana repaired to the
residence of Mary when tbs friend repreeen'sd d hin-
self as an officer ard frightened the girl that she
confessed the robbery but denied having the property
Mary corserted TO accompany the petentsd officer to
New York bat on the way ssceraining ths be was
not an officer che denied all kn wledge Of .hs matter
dispatch having been sent 10 Police Headquarters
Officer Leffers met the pu.y upon their arrival in :le
city and took The girl in cusody. Nary still denef
tie theft but after being locked up in cell two or
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Mrs. A. ard buried the properly, and told him If he
would 90 with her she would show him where il was.
The girl vss accordingly taken to Stanford and the
property found buried Is she hsd stated. She wss
handed over TO the authorities of Stamford.
The semaonual festival Of Wsrd School No 81
mo. 200 Monroe street, will take place at the school
house on Thursday, at ? o'clock.
CysroN-Horsr CnAsGE.-" Colonel Tom" Dun
lap, Of Pewter Mug fame, was rotated" Tuesday
from the Office Of Deputy Naval Officer, to make
for Judse John r. Dickinson, brother Of Daniel 5.
The decspitsaon unexpected by Dunlap's fdsnis,
who take the matter to heart badly, and threaten
satisfaction. Mr.. Dunlap ssshem Of the Tam many
Society AID in the recent civil in that Association
he took sdes against the Wood or Scbs interest
THE LATE FATAL RAILROAD CASUALTIES -Cor0-
ner Perry held inquest upon the bodies OF John Mo-
s. sfinsr and Geo. W. Gdney, who were run ovsr sad
killed by Hudson River Railroad re-, nesr Sixty eighth
street. on the 5.h instant, previously published TIE
fooSiDg lie the verdict Of the Jury: Thai deceased
came to their deaths from Injuries in being run
"by an up train Of Il g Hudson River Railrosd Com
"p,ny, July ), at or near SIXTY. eighth street. TIE
Jury believe that the rapid increase of population in
that portion Of the city requires the placing of per-
"manent fagman 1T the curve near the Of the
"lste sccident." &r. GidDey native of this city
ard AZ years Of age; Mr. McShsiner was sso born in
New-York, snd wac - years of sg'.
The same Coroner held an inquest at No. 4S7 Eighth
avenue upon the body of LsTs Godstein child
yeMs Of sgs, who was by car No. So on the
Eiehih.aveDue Railroad. The evidence showed taat
the child under the horse feet, and thst no bsne
could be at ributsd TO the driver verdict Of "A,c
dental death vi rendered. nv the i
SUICIDE OF CAEsIsr The ST. NICHOLAS Ho-
TKL.-Some time during Tues lay night Mr.. William
A. KeDtish, chemist by profession, entered the S.
Nichol.s Hotel and afier reaching Of the closets
took dose of p'useio acid, ard was a corpse
sfterward. The body not discovered till 81 O'clock
the following morning, and then no ore knew the de-
ceased. Subsequently Mr.. Charles A. Ken.sh of No.
l2O Leroy street recognized the deceased his
father. The body wac conveyed TO the Eighth Ward
Police Station where Coroner G ambe held an inquest
NJ. KeStsh in his testimony before the Coroner,
seemed TO have idea Of The which impeled
his father 10 take his life and the matter still remains
10 mystery. The examining pbysicians, on making
post-mortem eIsmilsion, found qu tiles of the poi
sonous acid in hs stomach. Tie Jury rendered
dict of Des.h by suicide, by taking prussic acid at
"a the ST. Nicholas Hotel July 1853" The deceased
wss 70 yesrs Of sge, and native Of EogAn He
lived at No 52i Greenwich street. and for many yeAs
past til within the lsst twelve months, he has bsen
in the gusno snd supsrphosphste OF lime business
the corner Of Robilson ard West streets.
FxH.usrGos AsD IsTEhPERAscE-Coro G. sul-
be held an inquest q. the Neg York Hospit, on tts
bcdy of man whose name 10 supposed to have been
John McGrane, who died Tuesday night The de-
eaand had oope IN the f,it of aioht s,Yaet Noyth