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Or Look out for bills purporting to bs
issued by the New England Bank, of Fair.
mount Maine. There is no such bank.
1t it said that bills to the amount Of
$4,000 on this fraudulent institution,
have been thrown into circulation in the
West
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| in the District Court shall be applicable
to the Probate Court"
The Legislature, at its last session, con-
frmed these powers, and as far as election
frauds were concerned, gave it exclusive
criminal Jurisdiction. As far as the latter
powers were concerned, we think it az
eeeded its authority but, beyond this, it
is sustained by the Organic Act.
We learn that Judge W. dwelt with
much force upon the term limited" used
in the Organic Act, representing that the
Legislature had not limited, but had FIXED
or ENLARGED its jurisdiction. We appre-
bend it was not the intention of the Or
ganic Act to be specific in fixing or defin-
ing the duties of that Court; on the con-
trary, it seemed to be its purpose to leave
it to the Territorial Legislature to estab.
fish its boundaries, being careful, however,
to confer upon it judicial power, both
appellate and original" Judge w. has,
doubtless, made this decision from an ex-
animation of the Organic Act, as published
in the Statutes of 1855. He should know
that there are over one hundred errors in that
act, as there published, which are corrected
in the Statutes Of $3.50. If he will re-
fer to. the latter, he will observe that the
adverb AS, preceding the participle "LIM-
1TKD," is omitted in the former, which
qualities and very materially changes the
legal construction Of the sentence. The
word LIMITED signifies bounded, cireum-
scribea or restrained. The Legislature has
bounded or circumscribed the jurisdiction
Of the Probate Court, as shown above, to
amounts less than one thousand dollars in
certain kind of actions, and to less than
Eve hundred dollars in another kind Of
actions.
I Judges ELMoRE and LEcoMPTE, we are
Informed, were both consulted at the time
Of the adoption of the " Shawnee Code, "
which We have copied above, and were
both of the opinion that it was proper
and legal to confer such powers upon the
Probate Court. The people have found
it source of great convenience, and they
will not consent readily to dispense with
such aids to the procurement Of justice.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-20

Or It is very generally conceded that
W. 7. RoBERTs, Esq, win be elected
Speaker of our next Territorial Legisla-
turs. The press Of the Territory have
almost unanimously endorsed him foz
that position.
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or Plumb, hush upl You know VINO
furnished you with means to keep your
paper sgeing. Keep quiet is the Ds''si
way in al these cases -
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or Tho thermometer, on Monday
morning. fell to Is degrees above sess.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-20

Here shall the PreAs the pies hts maintain
Unaw'd By party, and unbribed By gain,
Pledged bat TO Truth, to Liberty and Law.
No Favor sWays us. and no Fear shall sWe.
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LAWRENCE. KANSAS.

TERMs.-..sa.Oo PER ANNUM. IN ADVANCE
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should be burnt up at the annual meeting
of the Board of Directors, in the presence
of Government Office, and as many of
the shareholders as may be present, to
prevent all dishonesty.
REMARKS AND EXPLANATIONS.
1. It is generally admitted that the
land owners are most benefited BY Rail-
roads, of any class of men; but it seems
that they do not feel the importance Of
their position, 50 they never have exerted
themselves as they should, nor IS the
case demands. There is hardly anything
but squattsr sovereignty may do if they
try.
2. There is no cause Of mistrust on the
part Of the public, with regard to such
currency, because it is bound to be Is good
o. specie, from the fact that there should
be land property for security to its full
amount, % that no loss could be suffered.
8. It would make money very plenty
in the country. and that Of the best kind,
by having safe currency, and By saving
rs from sending thousands Of dollars in
specie out of the country annually, be-
cause we could buy all our iron from
American manufacturers, and pay them
right down, that would enable them to
manufacture it more extensively, and soon
they would be able to supply our homo
market, and also increase the demand for
labor and produce.
1. Every land owner increases the val.
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o"oj snoioioio ~ Has uOs oPPoAato duU
original jurisdiction. The grammatical
construction of the sentence is the same
as if it read : The jurisdiction, both ap-
pellste and original, of the several Courts,
including that of the Probate Courts, shall
be as limited by law" The words "aad
Probate Courts" employed, seem to con-
vey the idca that the draughtsman of the
Act contemplated that some person nigh,
question whether Probate Courts were in
tended to be included with those having
appellate and original jurisdiction, hence
that conjunction was employed, and thai
Court was ezprsssly named 90 as to 10 in.
cludsd.
The Legislature, at its first session,
agTeeably to the general powers given to
it in section "a of the Organic Act quoted
above, "a we'll as in section "a, which de.
clares that its jurisdiction shall be g. linn
tied BY law-after making that Court q
Court of record, conferred upon it original
exclusive jurisdiction in all matters relat-
ing to the probate Of wills, granting let
ters testamentary, &c, and concurrent
Jurisdiction in all actions against heirs,
devisees. ETC., and proceeded Is follows:
"SEc. 10. The Probate Court shall have
concurrent jurisdiction with the District
Court in all actions upon bond or note, On
other hquidsted demand for the direct
payment of money or property, where the
amount claimed, exclusive Of interest,
shall not exceed one thousand dollars ;
and on all accounts, or other unliquidated
claims for money or property, where the
amount claimed, exclusive Of interest
shall not exceed Eve hundred dollars ;
and I'll the practice and plssdinp lawful
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
7nE NEW STEAMSHIP BREsES.


ri, ste steamer, Owned by the North German
,o,Ss was thrown open 10 the inspection Of the pup
=. os Monday afternoon last. As our rea1ers nave
.,..5v been Informed she IL the frs. Of the lew Inc
% nlv between this port ard Bremen crs't' she Is
C,vss propensr, having been built BY Lard a %. g.
c,ssnook and launched early tbs year. Ga her tna
80, IN NAV last she steamed l3a koo.s sn hour curing
On. t,in Her dimensions are 80 ieet over eek, ~
feat beam sni 81 feet hold Her dsck sAoIn c'sA,
nrouspsde The whole length Of tae ship Sac Oh
laid drso. acting patent equilibrium engines Of 10
L,,.s owar The diameter Of the propeller IS II ieet
x;,b mitch Of 81 feet diameter OF cyincer ~ hche'
With feet inches stroke. The vessel Is h"sl up
,.sfrv and the cabins and sts;eroomS are iurnsoed
.i,b view to the comfort Of passengers The snip 10
heated throughout by steam. The first CABIN is ht'ed
m in rosewood arc maple. and Is commodou' apart
nept 100 feet long by 81 wide l; u dacors'el WIN
ssvsral oil psn,irgs, Illustrating German scenery
Adjoining the main saloon il an apartment especially
for the auufemeut Of lady passenger in which
,bs,, !, pspo ard library Of choice erd enter aiming
vorks TIE berths airy, ard al the requisites o.
,bs toilet are provided TIE second csbln IS sltuated
,nde, the main saloon, ard Is much larger. IL Is
n,sir but comfortable. TIE Storage passengers are
nrnly uroyided for, having roomy ard wel-vent'ated
berths. Three Ivy dred and thrty.tye passengers can
be carried in tie stsersgs soue. The Bremen IS COM
manded by Capt Wesses, sn Old and csreiul sesnisn
On her trip cut she logged 10 knots, and the captA
confidently hopes to make the passage direct to Bre
men in lees than 10 days. There se to be four steam
ers On this ire-the HudsOn, which viii leave Bremen
on the 18th, tho Weser Bremen and Neg-Yofk They
will leave each side weekly. The Bremen carnss, in
addition to the usual complement of boats four English
and four OF Francis patent hfe-bOss. SIZE will sail
mex! Saturday Meanwhile, the public are invited 70
pay her visit al her pier foot Of Chambers street,
North River.
SINGULAR REGATTA.
One of the most extraordinary regattss on record
car off last Saturday, under the patronage OF several
of tie Governors of the Alms-House. IL was in the
form Of boat race around BlsckwelPs 1slsnd, which
was participated in by the thieves, unatcs and psu-
pers belonging the institutions Persons who have
had occasion 10 vsit the Island val remember that
flew were taken across in boats by inmates OF me
several institutions they were to visit II was WIN
fbess eri with these boats het The regatta took
plsca Tha follow ing were the entries:
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FIRES.
rIpE IN BROADWAY.

FIRE IN BROADWAY
riav afternoon q fire broke out in TaylOTs Sa'
loon corner of Broadway aud franklin street. Great
ing considerable slsrm. The fire originated in the
basement over the furnaces, and through the exer-
tons Of the waters WAS nearly If not quite e1tin.
Vuished. when some person gave an alarm which
Brought several engines to the spot and vast guam
rty Of water was thrown into the saloon, greatly to
the damage of the furniture. The fire was conhred TO
the basement, and only did about $50 damage Inls
!; tba ssoond or third time within few weeks that
a ere hss occurred in this saloon.
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sirk o, the dock, having no ms,ss 20 bury II, AT
bang grosn. Of tie penalty attached fy thus di,pol
ing Of the body. MeGaffney was arrested 81 Iocked
Up in the Tonbs. Hs seems not to know where he
deposited the remans Of liz child. Sesrch IS bang
made for the body
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RIAL Eyr.rs.-Tas following sac Of RsA E''sts
wss nsste yes.erisy q. ths Merchants Erchas'gs BY
Messrs. a. J. B'eeoker Son Co; Oae 10. sou.r ''de
Foty fiat street, 100 fee. east from Teal syenA =
9.~QS o Al 90
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corpr or GENgaAL sxssIoNs-rgr,O.r. JsL' nI'

'v0Hi Before City Judge RosstLL~ 49,.
Considerable business wa traISa''ea " N''
aeory Fcriou, s.s F9ro1sht sad Ch.. os b. axst
49,. -. e0uyicted attcnpt ., oufsAy S..s~.
Of JuIy s They each 'snteaeei 20 ooe S'''
Esry attempt ~ gfana LH'
and wa sentenced 70 the fsnirs .,s tsv, pssasl
ioo.t srn a bargsry JGdsneni 'u'p-o'ea % 0's~
on Of their sno.. =. od csende pleaded gy 70 eGr.y
George se ,od .ss properly seatencsd 10 th~ -"
tes ,.crfhs IN the Stste Prison. . ..-oos- h.r su
Hns' ,.sd,d suty to s.tsn2s ~ gard nfoS1"
po, 20 two yesssis toe s,s,s Prison ,, "a -
''I,Sph n Thompson paesded EDify 70 so y"
=, IN In. Peui,eGtny Tor two yers -, xooous dysr
VIVIAN Has itoo and benIsuin bs.n. - s.rtssosl -
,si-,ts d. ..st ruil.y 70 rAnt larceny s'S
roc yea ir The STATE fhsci mi far t~o yssrs ~
TGoc,s Roon. J tos srsId fc'rJ VI"
ID. se.te Prisoc ,.,,~u, go ssoteece4 "
B1y.u Bn.y convicted % Sfi's Ai''O'
three year. STATE fris,o ,..rtx. lax ssbSAl a.
s.pn DuSas. eotd,e "'eAs% '
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ARREST AT SrATEs ILAsD.-iiarbor Police beat
No. :, Co1swan o Brien, arrested on Monday evening
John 2. Bsksr and Daniel Brown of Staten Island
hands On bosd lighter schooner Salsmauder, 10 boat
from the schooner having with them 50 pairs OF shoes
two fkins Of butter, 50 pounds sperm candles, aud
soms new hsnmocks, being part OF the stores OF
the United S;stes steamer Susquehanna. The prison
ers are locked up inside Of Quarantine.
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CIT Y ITEMS.

A WELCOME SHOWER The shower that ieii upon
New.York and the country round about on TUESDAY
afternoon was one of the most welcome gifts tna' coud
have beer given both city and country. 10 the CITY,
the dust storm of Monday was severe enough TO make
every one pray for rain. In the country hayng ana
b.ryes, aye in such forward state that farmers can
afford TO be caught once for the saBe of shower that
bss given potstces, corn, and garden vegetables
uucb.usedea vettirg. There is no mistake now that
ali the tanners prospects are most fistteripg. We
have never seen the country look more promising.
The rye crop now harvesting is unusually good, and
Indian corn though not very large Ia rank and growing
rapidly. letter from Norwich, Chenango County
n u. save:
"The prospects for an abundant harvest were
never more favorable than row. The hay crop,
which is row being secured, 10 reported even better
than Last year; while corn aud oats are at least two
weeks in advance of last seasop and finer growth
never saw.
This is true o: many other localities from which we
have lately heard. The writer gives another
true picture Of the neglect of fruit which is also appi-
cable to altogether too msuy other places. lie says
"Fruit also s looking remarkably well, though,
With good crop there is still less than one hall what
there should be- apples, perhsps, excepted. frIlt
culture has been and Is shsmeiully neglected. VI
peaches have none at ali; OF pears ana plums ou1
very feW AID cherries, though somewhat more aDun-
dant are almost uniformly poor variety and OF ME
nor quality while for the smaller fruits straw oerres
raspbeiries bsCkberries, &c, our depen9encs Id
wholly on the felos and meadows very little attention
being given 10 their culture.
"Tbe truth is the farmers of the Chensngo Valley
are so thoroughly engaged in supplying your city with
butter and cheese than which better Is not made III
the stats Of New-Yorkl, that they have no time to
devote to the culture Of loxwies for their Own table
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IL CHsaBfRs-B Before Judge WaIcHr.-DEcfs1oss.
Io,te 1psttsr Of tue petition Of Vim. Colt gusrdlAss
1c-Re!ered 70 WIN Mitchell TO inquire INTO Js'soes' "
port 81, T. d.. ~ IL -
Henry f. Clsrk o. al sgt. Alonzo +. Brown x NJ
Nefien ,fysut41 costs Of plaintiff 10 sbids event
In the III after Of the ps,ton Oh susan CnicnoS'~'~
Order a ref renee Wm. Mitchell, ssq ~ ,,,. -
Thomas b. Leg yett sgt. kfederckC u "o~"'s' 90
-Jutsment u GIeolcs1e and sale ofdef.e; n.x..l
David Briehl eat. Harvey n. Richsrds.-ofdfse
,h., ftr 20. Ire examined
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY AT JoYEss WOOD At az
early hour yesterday morning Frederick Ruhman'
keeper of the Joress Wood Hotel, Wa attacked by
three meo il the wood near the First avenue knocked
down and robbed. Upon an alarm icing raised, 20.
lo.men Milford ard Maxwell came up ard succeeded
in a,restrg Two of the robbers, named Ffeierick
Ccopsr AID Albert Huffnast. The prisoners were
conveyed 10 the Yorkyille Po.ica Court, and commit
ted 10 prison By Justice Brownsl.
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FATAL AF'RAr.-GsoTge Levy who wss seriously
stabbed on tie evening Of toe ISL u: il Gift street;
ue.r Beekmsn. by George Rent died On Mcn lay n "a.
s. the Nsw-Yoik Hospital. Req, Gin CUSTODY All
will be held 20 sws. the result OF Corocs,s iuorss,
which VII be made to-day. The difficulty b, rser the
two meu was occssionei by Rents workios COR l,s,
than the ususl wages. chsrgs 10 this effect Wa.
made by Levy srd quarrel sri iga; sasusi bstwesn
tter.
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TIE King Philip steamboat, plying between the city
ard RsodaVs srd Ward Islsnds with supplies for the
institutions upon those islanis, was sunk on Monday
afternoon at the foot of One-hunjrei-snd sixteenth
street. East River. She was in the act OF turning
around. when gala of wind struck her, bringing her
bow against the abutmer. with much violence, that
abe Immediately sunk.
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A CARD-The urdersigned, Trustees anf SewarIs
o. the Church 10 Greene street, New tork City hereby
CERTIFY th. rey caused thorough lng-szsor u me re-
poIt, IN circulation sgsns Pastor the Rev WnInr Coo
sid md false snd unfoundes aud iney o,,s'e n'' ~
Character rs Minister and Chri,tisn IL unb,sr..hed
John A Harriet, Noah Worral O;isEto McC an osPn,.
Tyson hornss Ecssrlsy, Wm "es., Jos MAysr j. o. -
IT, samuel s. auan Anthony Civil John d. C.~ty
Tos.e,iu Euphs HIST, }. " kellogg James H. h'''s~
(n.k
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rorpT og COMMON PLFAs-sPEcf,L TEsa-JuLr IL
Before Jude Huron

Before Judge Huron.
TIE HARLEM RAILROAD fsJCscTios.
IT, NJ Yerk ,ud Harlem Railroad Company ~ The MAN,
- &c ari The Metropolitan Police CommsAonsn
To-day Ex Judge Dean, fer the Co.pci " 49, ~
C1mTen Courci he'd power 70 pass the ofdinasos'
xiics vss iStsnded for the benefi. Of the city
IJu s1.ss hs ssi sds ss Ne ". DS oSs
Cb.,ss O Coror for the Harlem Rsilrosd WI c''s'
the srgumen. tomorrow
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.-Thom.s Coveny, wails eDgeg

Fatal CAsCALTY.-Thomsa CoVeny, wan7 ~ -, =, :.
v,rsr,.y on board a bark lyos a. ths 20, o. sofn 49,
,tr.t .eentsy fe head foremost into the hoi ana
hi, L Decide receiving other dsis.toc, nJers IA
vh.re he iiet some hoars serwsrt. he VS. y Yea
al naive u Irelsn3 csyeny vas go c,Iansr
,hree chi.dreC a. be late resdeccs IL Dio'AJ-
C11S.e vii hol. al iaqlest OF the boiJ toisJ
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The race was around Black wells leland, distance
Of four miles starting from stake boat moored a. the
Penitentiary dock. After hard pull the Work
House boat, manned by the psupers, came in ahead.
There was a large crowd along the shore TO witness
this most novel Of races The proceedings closed with
q DINER a. tue Luustic Asylum.
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowsED.-A Gsrnsn boy, II
,s- named Marks while playing the TO. Of GAIA
-, ~ ..1.s uo,rins l- into TIE Go snt Was d'oSneL
Tie bd1 stately recovered .ae az iHqseH VA n' "a
10 i Sy Corcuer HIs. TIE ts,eassd resided VIC m
Al he cornes Of King sr4 LaDEen' streets.
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DEPARTURE OF OPERATIVES. - About 10 men
started from Pier No. East River on Tussday mornng
for slirititlsn Mexico per bark RAPID. They are in
charge Of Mr. j. Mcleod Murphy, ard are supposed to
be engaged fer work on the Tehuantepec Railroad.
They are all young men, and look like hari lot.
Some of tie late Mexican volunteer regiment are
smouy teen. Several females weut with them.
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IAivecisCeati
BRADY's GALLERIES.

FaorcSeAPHs.
a.seorvp., .at D.eosssEyryys' az. ,.ao.,,
Nos IS. an. 10 ss,>.sy Nov f'fH- al NO ."
ysnss az " s.,uExroa g
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TAdxek,i@eneut.

LarGn AND GROW FAT Best remedy "a .ae
uors ssr esrne.s se.ry sush'sr 700 toSa g s. Of
WYsAs lee Mid .. BAasvs's MUszUs, tbs hrLss'''
sad EyLklss.
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Mntir Plummer arrested y1stetdsy' cps,s ga
i,b .t,.p, horse ard from N BuroscA Of NO i''
-. .t,e-t n. sas locked Up By justice Bseansn
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MR DE- FOREsr AND THE PALACE GARDEN--The
columns of THE Tribune of the Sd inst. contained re-
marks Of seemingly dispMsgirg character TO this
gentlsrsr bu! we happy in beog able to sae that
Mr. De Forests connection with the late Crystal Pal
ace ets shows entirely clean record throughout.
We are Informed thai bis new Palace Garden, at
the Of FoGrteetth street and Sixth avenue Is
Conducted in a manner highly oreditabs to the pro-
prstOrs and gratifying to the public, with whom it is
growing IL favor.
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SUPERIOR COUsr-sPrcisL TaRN-Jas D-Bsfons
Judge HoyrsAs.
Boess at. Rathbons. -FiGdings settled.
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An urkroyc man walked off ore Of tue jersey C!ty
80. TO-, OF Cour-sre, street sbou, IL oeck Midday
..s.er VA. ue.r;ng the dOck aud drowned IL
-, hrtbet the occurrence accidental or Susie
IN hxy - A not recovered up 70 las, evening
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AcADYwY OF MusIc.-Summer concerts have com
msnced a. the Academy under tie direction
Of Messrs. Anschutz and Mussrd. The orchestra lie
excellent numbering abou: sixty. Placed without the
scenic circle ami well in the au itoium it is surprs-
irgly rescrsnt its effects and gives the power of
nuch greater body less sdvantsgeously siustei. The
music is varied and not too long. There are solos,
vocal ard instrumental by eminent artists. Better
music a. cheaper rs,es need not be asked The pit is
Aoored ever, the house is well ventilated and is the
most ohsyuirg resort N the city,
Tie coccslts will be given every evening.
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GRAND BASE BALL MATcH.-Ths affair, in which
al Brooklyr was to contend against all New-York,
was to take place yesterday al the Fashion Race
Couiss, l.. L. The rain, however, which began TO fall
before II O'Clock prevented all but the most deter
mixed amsecrs cf the game Of base bal from going.
About three bunered wesry and wet people reached
the Race Ccarse. All the players were there's few
osrrsgss With visitors-bs, though they remained in
TIE hope TIA. Il would clear of, the rain only came
down the faster the longer they taed So they turned
tte, way wssrily homeward, the club omnibasss soon
followed, sad at about O'Clock the ground wss de-
serted Had the day been fine it is supposed that at
least ter thousand psrsoos would have been present.
for the interest in b.se bal very wide spread, aad
the rapidly with which it is played makes i. much
moro popular game than oiokst The match hiss OF
course beer Postponed but the day has not been settled
upon.
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A CHILD KILLED BY DRINKING BsANDr.-Acaii,
81 years old, willie alone IN room a; No 20 Gsnse-
Wort street. or Tuesday 90: possession OF bottle OF
brady ana drank half pint OF it, which soor csusei
death. Coroner COurery held an inquest upon the
body, and verdict of " Des.h by congestion OF the
BRAN AID stomach wss rendered. The deceased was
8 son OF John McMuIsn, residing 81 tue above
number.
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ILLEGALLY DIsPosIsG OF DEAD BoDY.-Cofo-
Ter Hills YVES yesterday notified to hold an Inquest 8.
the house No. l3l Liberty street, en- the body Of
stibo,n child but 90 repairing to the place the re-
ms1s oord not be found. Michael McG,ffnsy tie
father, a. 10 sIlsgei TAD thrown the eSdi I.e zoe
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SCrclDE.-Geo,ge Muzzy, Frenchmaa, reeeaay
bosi6iug ct tie ODE Hotel was found dying con-
dton 10 the PAX on Tuesday morning, AMI taken 70
tie Nsw.York Hospital, where he soon expired. lie
wal in very niisent crcumst Sncss sni is supposed to
have committed suicide by taking poison Az ieqSes'
will be held upon bis body to-day.