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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01
Special Notites.

Hundreds of citizens complain Of debility and Ian
gor Of the SYSTEM arrangement Of the liver stomach
want Of appetite, &c. they fequenty the result
OF too close application and thousand other causes
do have done-aet bottle two of Dr.HooAands
German Btters prepared by DR.. Jackson and word
knowing from experience that is superior to the general
ty of patent medicines. We would say to readers
purclaase none unless prepared by Dr. c. H. Jackson,
Philadelphia.
Principal Office 41S Arch Street, Philadelphia Pa,
sold by druggists storskeepers in every and viii
lage in the United States, Canadss West Indies and 8.
America at IS cents bottle See that the signature OF
c. N. Jackson, is on the wrapper on each bottle.
DrCallis & Pepper, Agents, Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01

RE- ALSO, best Writing and Letter p
per, Envelopes, Drafting, Copying aud Tissue
Wisconsin Maps 3d.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01

MONEY WAsrED.A responsible man
adyertises to hire $500 90 for 8 wears.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01

H BLANKS Of every description, fol
ale at the Herald Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01

~ JOB PRINTING neatly executed OF
the Hero.d Galsinipper, and the shortest notice
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01

EE Sugar Cane Seed may be had Of
E. Bayley at Pfatteyille.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01

W Wilson's new Map Of Grant Co.
or 1857, for sale at he Herald ONCE. Price $780, o,
anvass with rollers, $500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01
State Of tke Mlarksts.
Galena Prices-AprIl 96.

Galena Prices-AprIA 10.
Flour-Fine,$3 extra So, 5O@3,75; Buckwheat$l SO
Corn Meal-1,OO y 100 Tbs
Wheat-spring, 45a50c; winter. go.
Dressed Hogs retail at cents per pound.
Oats--1S6020c
Corn -20a25
Pots tOes-30a35c.
Mineral-$2O ? thousand.
Fruits-Dried a2ples-31 so ' Blu !; green do. $3.50,
81 bbl Dried Peaches, l. nc
Candles-l2@l3c; pressed, Is; star, A025
Tallow-10@lI.
Butter-1lDI5 Eggs, 10c.
1917.
50; N. o. Sugar House, %; sa-
gar House Syrup, As.
Wood-$5a5 SOY cordJDaily Adv.
milwaukee, Market-April 3Sth.
Wheat 63a64 for good club; 65a7o for the
range of winter.
Corn-30a35.
Oats---steady, 25a26.
Pork--dressed hogs, $5,75a6 per ewt.
Prairie Observation-Disclosures
WHEAT-Spring 4sc.
FLOUR-1,5Oa2 90.
POTATOES-35
BUTTER-15a20
CHEESE-10al6.
EGGS-IO
z HANS--11kcn13g5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01

school Registers for sale At the Her
aid Office price IS cents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01
LECOMPTON CONSTITUTIONS CONFERENCE
#- BILL

Ine JOINT committee or Dot0 Houses II
Congress have about agreed upon bill Of
hich the following is the substance:
1t offers to the people of Karsas a
bride of three millions acres Of land for
railroads, conditioned that they Tote in ia
vor of the Lecompton Constitution; but il
they vote "No," then they forfeit the lands
and also forfeit their rigat to immediate
admission under any constitution, or, until
Kansas contains $4,000 inhabitants, whicl,
will be about 1850.
That is tig bride, but not SO great as
the devil offered to Jesus Christ. This, it
is believed, will enable the Administration
to keep Kansas out of the Union, unless
she come in as Slave State, because the
authorities of Kansas under administration
rule can postpone the time of taking the
census, or have it taken in such manner
as to amount to nothing--always less than
$4,000. Still, the cry of the Democracy
Is, "away with Kansas; let her manage
Der own institutions in her own way-sub
ject only to the constitution of the United
States" Great is Democracy!
TINE FOR IMPROVING SToCK.-Spring
is the time to effect what SO many
have long and earnestly thought of doing
we mean the steps necessary for improv-
ing the breeds of stock and more particu-
larly of horses and cattle. There never
will be better time 10 begin than now,
even though you should neglect seed
planting. Look at tie specimens of de.
generate horses and cattle everywhere
The monuments of neglect and the testi-
monials Of sinful degeneracy. Pity them
and be sorrowful for your errors: repent
by restoring what is lost through your neg
lect. because You can make ten dollars
thereby to every one dollar to he made
while the hopes of grain market are no
better than now. If pride fails, let cupid
ity reign.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01

re Persons indebted for the Herald,
otherwise forward the money by mail in bills and
stamps, and we will return receipts for the same.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01
THE
GRANT co. HERALD
RDAY, MAY lsr, 1858

Lam CASTER, WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
FIRES.

fIFI ~ GERMAN THFArER IN FORSYTH 'ikst''
Yesterday morning It clock fire broke oul "a
the laIge building, No. Ia Forsyth street, o,cup'eo
by Louis Hartman as German theater and iasef'
beer saloon. The fire originated among the sceaei!
On the s,sge and spread very rapidly owing 70 the
coubustible nature OF the material about the premises
Fortunately was discovered a. an early momen' ana
en- alarm given, when the firemen soon succeedea ~
e1;inguishing the flames. The building and tnea'o''
properties were damaged to the amount OF sf'o o'
500. Insured for 81 500 in the Tradesnen insurance
Company OF jersey City. There was theaincai per-
fo,marce uron the premises on Monday evsnins' a.
the cIcse Of which between II and - O'Clock, the the
ater wa, aIrsrged for ball. The compsny was quite
pum, ro us and the ball WAS kept up unth altst
O'Clock. Ii is supposed that the ire was tae u
ostle.suess CT tae part OF some person 10 ta''"s
Lighted cigar stump behind the scenes. .,ou.
Ihe widows OF tas b,ick bu ding ADJOINING, o'ea'
piei by JOHN Covsl. were slightly dsmas'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
Al the following Institutions:


Dr. Wooccock was appointed Assistant Physician
Of Randals Island in place of DIR. j. ii. Henes re-
sig ed
MIR. Moies S. Beach requested that the Randalvs
IslaId Band might be allowed to attend the Annver-
saIy of the Plymouth Church Sunday School, on tho
18th. Granted.
A resolution was adopted authorizing the President
and Secretary to draw on the Controller for $4,000
for disbursements.
GOV. w I. Pinckney resigned frSm the Committee
on Rsndals Island and Gov. b. +. Pnckney was
appointed to the vacancy.
Mayor Tiemsnn communicated TO the Board the
following letter iIom the Turkish Admiral, together
with his reply: ,o.,
ST NiCnoL As Horn, New iOIt. Msy II. 1854
M, Homo, DAVID r. TiemaRn Mayor ar., Ner- York
much pleasure transmitting 10 you foI Pf-srna
ton to SchoO. Rsndss Island the bsuaef or
Inon tss sccompsL ying This note as slight sctno~ieds
men, OF the great qualification experienced by on my ss
visit 70 The Island the honor be- With the highest
respect. Your ooeoient s.rssnt ,.,,rcr.
The flag blends the star and crescent Of Turkey
with tie stars and stripes Of the United States The
Committee ON Randalls Island was authorized TO Tx
upon day for the presentation OF the gilt.
After son other business the Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

TUCEERMAH IN PRIsOS.-Willam S. Tuckerman,
who has acquired celebrity for his railroad de-
fscatiops and mai robberes, was to-day brought up
Bacon and lod ged in the perm snent quarters which
have been assigned him 10 the State Prison at Weth
ersfeld-for we may call q residence permanent when
it consists Of the same cell and the same stated walk
the prison ward for period OF trenty-o Years
Tuckerman is believed to have robbed No fewer than
thirteen 9TH ough' mails-or mails between New
York ard Boeton-as that number is missing. He
must have destroyed vast number OF letters.
mail seelt has now been put upon the Sunday night
train between New-YoIk and Bottom whoee special
duty it is to guard the mails.
Tuckerman, we learn, during his Two aud hall
months in the Jail at New. Haven gained twenty two
pounds of flesh. This may be regarded as an evil
denct that the corrodng action of smitte, conscience
has not been very busily at work upon him. He ia
ting into the "sere and yellow leaf" when hs
out Of prison. if he lives to serve out his term.
Hartford TUe,.
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Y.sKTF SAuoR-A writer In The Nec Hared
onrDaI gives the following sketch of portion of the
life Of Capt. John T. Trowbridge, native OF New,
Haven wlo died near Racine, Wisconsin, on the 3d
inst aged 7S: He will be remembered by the older
ro,ton OF our citizens master Of the ship Thomas
a this port captured oil the Isle OF France by BRIT
ish ssuadren which after taking from the ship all
hands except Captain Trowbridge, Mr.. Charles 70
t,Ison (the father Of Charles Peterson, esI OF TINS
,ity who was brother in law and first officer oil Capt
Trowbridge, and Benjamin Applewhite the COOK, put
prize crew Of twenty-one men on board and ordered
her to the Cape Cf Good Hope as prize. On the
passags Capt. Trowbridge and Mir. Peterson pisnned
her recapture and succeeded in their design aud pro-
ceeded to Madagascar where they put the prize crew
OF English on shore, having induced some L1scdrs,
composing portion of the prize crew, to ola them
as aesmen after the Iecapture OF the snip. Here the
shin 1ss captured again by French frigate, uoder
ahe Berlin and Milan DEGREES, and sent to the Isle
of Frepce. The French Governor restored the smp
aud part of the Cargo to Capt lroworldge' W ME
living there the Island was taken by tue bt"lsh;
Can't. Trowbsidge succeeded in selling the snip ana
s-ro 70 avoid copfsc stion and made his escape to
Batavia. After al eventful period OF year or Two
ths,e and a most daring enterprise on the coast Oh
New Holland, where he recovered, by aid OF diecrS,
nnv.rd of s250 OOO in specie from sunken wreck, he
WAS again captured with all his specie, by his od on
smies the British being taken by frlgate ana car
RED 10 Java and afterward to Calcutta where he wa
imprsoned in the famous Black Hole OF that Guy rr
psly. he was taken TO Engls as prisoner Oh VIZ
and &C feed in DartmOor Prison. where no was at .o
time Of the massacre OF 9th April, loi1' On tne ne"
ot pesce Cspt T. va, released on the l0th OF Apru,
and arrived at New FORK June 9TH. 1919, having oeon
ahsent 81 wears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CENTRAL PARE

COMMISSIONERS OF THE CENTRAL PARk.
TuFsD,Y, May IL, lS58.-The Board OF Comma
sio1ers Of the Central Park met this day at o'clock
Present Commissioners Green, Dillon, Russell, But.
terwoith, Gray Strong, Fields and Hogg
Tie minutes being read the Board proceeded 70
1eteIn inc upon plan of operations
The Archiect-in { hief was authorized 10 proceed
with the construction Ct tie Park with the force now
emt loved CT tie bass OF Plan No. g. subject to such
uoofcaiiors as may be suggested from time to time
by this Board.
The Executive Committee were authorized 10 make
ouIchs.es of such materials "a may be Immediately
ieouir,d bu, not exceeding 300 IN amount between
snS two regular meetings II the Board, such pur-
cbases 10 be- made only meeting of the COMMITTEE
duly notified aIu convened, and at which majority
If Inc Committee is present ard TO be reported to the
Road al tie rex meeting succeeding such purchase.
The Board then proceeded to toe discussion OF pro-
M, ed nco .tcsticrs Ct The plan Il TIE PAX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

char. Tee following pesons were elected oce.s and
directors fcr The ensuiIg year
X. PEI. Pe.id-ct Timothy H-ig-s lr licePr-ui-a,
BEL r Winthrop I'd vice Pre.d-ut geo R 5bn. Trsa-
urer. Andrru Warner Ser-tsy 5hePn~'d kasPP Henry l.
Device i.rse; Rus- Fraac.. Hale Re, @ L B-ten d d
Rev Wu. Adsm. D. D. James W Beesmsn william n
Smta joseph Lawrence wilsm L-- G.sfge Fslson Era.
Broo.s Ben w. Fi-d John Alsyre, Fr-5k D. Peys-r
DsDiel Tenspn. Cb.e. Rome n. Cobb Peer c, IL
nsaT. A. y. Williams. Directors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

T,lE UKcrRTAISIY or LIFE.-Mr. Reynolds, Tue
edent Of the LAFAYETTE and Indianapolis Railroad,
left home about week since; bef,reeavng, he gave
Mr.. Twin the conductor, present of 800 in money,
ia recognition Of honesty aud valuable services ~
AVER the eastern roads and might meet with an ace-
Sse, He lille thought that poor Irwin would be
tie victim The telegraph brought the intelligence
81, =, I.fsxette and Indianapolis road. AT the time
,Ss Il. death he was STANDING on the forward end Of
IL h.scsee car, looking out FOR any dagger that
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

octtcn c.ei 10 stsncs Il, bod. A nsrcv Lat wa
boUri tight arouad tie EFF arm jest above the elbow.
frcn which II IS iaf RED that shs was bied TO dea;a
Marshal Rirg leaves fer Chicago with tAsss relics to-
dsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

H.RIiN RAirRo,D AERANsEsEStS few days
ego we published a time table which hsd been pre-
pared to 90 int effect or this road 90 ,nday last
but some material changes were subsequently, male.
viz: the vi 'hiiswsl Of the $50 q. m tsn on: and
putting on train to leave the city for Wi!smsbrigs
as late as $3.50 p According to the time-tabls
the trims now leave lie up town depot as follow:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

SUICIDE APPARESTLY PROM REMORsE. - Some
months ago. one George w. Taylor, aged 70 years,
originally from Pbilsdelpba or NewJersey, was mar
RED OF Washington in franklin County, Missouri. 10
short time he left his wife, for what cause does not
appear Five weeks since be came to this city, being
a plssterer by trade ard spent two weeks at the
boarding bouse of William Cleaveland, No. 22S North
Fifth street. On last Sunday he returned He
last seen alive at dinner at the house. Tuesday.
At copper time he did DOT appear and the proprietor
went to his room. He found Taylor's body lying
across the bed 10 full Dress the head upon pillow.
The right lay the breast and loose in the hand
was the handle of GIVE shooter one barrel of
which was discharged. The top of the hesd was
blown completely to fragments, and the brains, blood
aid flesh were. scattered over the apartment Tne
corona mas Of the head cohered butt on beiog taken
hold of, fell npiece,. The report OF the pistol had
been idistincty heard, if at ALL in consequence OF the
noise in an adj inipg shop. An inquest was held at ~
D. m la the pocket of deceased was letter from bis
brother at Pennington, Pa, and one from gentleman
at Washington, in Franklin County. Among some
other papers was strip which were penclled these
words
INV dear wife have wroDged you Forgive and pray for
me- am villain and deserve TO die May God have mercy
on thy SOUL ., :, >.
The history which has thus tragica1y resulted is as
vet unknown to u.s. The Jury rendered verdict OF
''Sucide." The body was taken in charge by a
friend of the deceased await the instructions OF the
relatives St. Louis Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
fAfypr.isement

RoUND-H HILL WATER CURE AND HOTEL, North
.npsou Macedonian forest psrt good table and
NOtGrzthc Treatment fof Invads Rseresaon' Of ~
fnds for guers Sead for circular 10 DR.. II. HALsrEo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
Dr,r AND DUMB INSTITUTION.

The agrla, meeting Of tbs msm1ers Of ,,e New,
W. I,.,lcti,a f.. TIE Ia.trucion Of tae De.t aai
Dunbvasle ~ s,,sId,y aftsGr'eo. Il. . oc.'os' 3,
4. sc Breai.o,. De- IL. L. fs-f --fI2'sa '"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

did deieei all fair expression Of that popular ~ 70
which the schedule Of submission proessd 20 oeis''
10 reference TO the English Conference oi' 'ae 20"
editors say: ,.
involves one feature of Congressional Intervention
hch does not meet our ever qualified approve. Con
rress has agreed TO admit Kansas lmmeds,ey a, a.
state, upon condition that the people ehsh Is .se
state Under any other Constitution, until sne S9a
nave attained a certain increase Of population; We
DO not recognize the competency OF Congress thus 70
interfere in favor Of the ADOPTION o. QUO particular
form Of organic law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

sic william .biise ard al ia etiueiiste ,.iDas
e1 Albany ana 81 stations north OF " lillian. brdg-
il.iO m. for NillismsbricG- and eli way ss,Oa.
n 81 N for White Plains s,d all WAY slstors
1.1n . IN Tor MiisInsbfid 90 sud all wsy stAiioas-
400 .. IN. for White Piails and all ~sy stations
500 DIVER Plains and eli stations ab
3. ~ p m. :or Wbte Plains and 81 way sat IA
6.ii IA. .cr bite Pains aud al any station.
81 p m tor Niliinsbrdg- snd al way ,;s;ioas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

RE6iNgNrAL P,R,DE.-The Thirteenth Regmsst,
of Col Abel Smith. made their fret Sprise
parade MONDAY the fatigue dress eceo,y adopted
The dres and pantsoons similar 10 thai %
Matte nal Guard New York They accompanied b.
Shstops Bssd aud drunmefs u the National Gusri sT
r,psired Washington Park where they reviewed By
Mayor Powell when aer bling through several Streets thsg
dismis sd IN Il the City Hall The god
e the regiment aud their correct military discipline ELECTED
rrsl W they appeared.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

ALARM OF FIRy.- About O'Clock yesterday mora
ing the dwelling -houss of John McIear in Fourth-
street. near North Fourth. was discovered TO be %
fire. There had been a wake the night previous and
il suppo sed that il originated through cAresssnss
1t was peedily txtiugushed by the police WITH but
slight carnage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

FATAL FALL THROUGH HATCHWAY.-JohD 81 au-
,r tour employed At the cabinet factory No Ia Worth
street while hosting boxe. on Toe'dsy s through toe
from the story the iat door and was instantly
ked Coroner Gamble held inquest the body ana the
uy reno, red verdict u Accidental Desth Drssed So
aIsys Of G,rHsny - years OF age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

BKrrAL TREATMENT on A CulLD.-A littls gid
named F,uce. Pe broug the Deputy Sperntsnd
oce Mousy by Inspector King the Second Precna
her from the Ia whose charge sns
had been placed by her father who sesfing msa The
nghbors had complained Of tbs tot bits tstnsnt
and the child Indicated that she had ben
veey besen her body presenting wes and bruises from hes4
foot resides in Msin stree. She hst os
animation aud the CHILD siyon IN charge Of tbs suPra-
tend, of In. Poo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

Tuy LAST SPECIMEN Oh BIDDYIsM.-A friend OF
ours reoantly had rich experience, which opened his
.,e, 70 the n.eres of housekeeping. His wife left
b,m for few days sbsercs in the country, in charge
nj the household and two children Their maid Of al
x,o,k female Of Celtic origin and somewhat ad-
ysrced IN years was regarded as worthy though
of hasty temper. On the afternoon Of the departure
of our friends wife, Biddy asked permission of her
employer TO go out and visit friend which
corded with strict injunction to return early in the
evening. But 9 10 and ii o'clock few by, aud no
Bddy appeared, and our friend retired TO bed. Short
~ after daylight the next morning the loud and con-
tnuous barking Of the faithful house dog in the base
inert story announced that somebody was trying to
get admanc and the ringing Of the dOor-bel con.
frmed our friend in the impression that his messing
servant bad returned. Not being in the haiti of early
rising, however, be yawned, inwardy moraized upon
ihe Inconvenience Of being locked out and walking in
The streets at that early hour, turned and
soon sound asleep again. II was nearly O'Clock
the dining room. One Of bis children opened the
outer door, when in marched Bdoy wi h fire in her
eye, and the flush OF anger on her cheeks Sridug
mp TO her employer, she hisse1 out in angry tones
"You locked me ont last night Our friend, wno
expected the usual profusion of apologies, sJme
what taken aback, but quietly replied: "Of course
locked you Ou'-wby did you not return early in the
svering7" "My brother was goiDg TO California,
replied Bddy, "and they wanted me to stay ali
night; but here at tin minutes before five this
ming, by the clcck, an ruDg the BILL an wouldn't
liz me i" 81 not in the habit of getting up in
the night TO LEI anybody in" rejoned our friend and
TUNED to his newspaper TO end the cOlloquy. Blu,
Biddy returned to the attack: Mr.. r. Ia gentleman
with whom she had formerly resided, and who was
her standard of reference when anything did not go
su her), used To git up at Dny time OF night an
lit me in. You've locked me out, an shant serve
you iDoy more. Boston journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

PIRDY'> NATIONAL THEATER.-Oreat at'Idc
49,, r. ~, Ths NV Dram. en tiled The Soss or MsLTA
new Drama first iinDr) csled Ilt HplN NJ, ~ ~
Ig or NErAAOR. Mis- Rosa Cine hir ~ IL
P.,ce ~ A. OggcT INTEkTsr aud NY banchero IN ns
ndI Do., in the Drama Of Caro-. -Four pieces and only
..lni..iOp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

GAS. GAS, CASA part Of the Bronze Ka.ins
g. the C.psOi Latenson ws.ainsos m.y s SsS Broad
wsy I, .spicr /, sny ID, biai 'n A'
kurcP-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

The MURDER TRi.Ls.-The Court Of Oyer aud Ter
miner opened Monday morning before lodge Loo, and A.
cistes for purpose Of commencing the trial OF parties In
dc,.d Tor the murder George H. Sinonson James Brady
ESQ appeared counsel for the prisoners and By conssg Of hs
Dtic Attorney the rsl postponed until the fret Tesdsl
in June Hon Rufus Peel Of Albany will b. a1sosts
with the District. Attorney In trying these cases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

FAr.L ACCIDENT on the NEW YORK AID ERIE
R,iLxoAD-An inquest he'd on Tuesday Cstss h1tel
ham al. brakeman employed on the Ene Railroad who While
uncoupus Port Jarvis on the nm INST, vas s.su S
ey and died ON Monday night The Corones Jury rendered
verdict u occidental desth" D.c-a'ed ~"s Hs's oil Ms's
y,prsO y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
fAfyertisemsnt

NEW PIECE At BARNuMs.-Ihat iOng-lo1hed
g., and a, ,io: ,y awaited dsn. BY Poole ESQ Of Ros.
LfND HrsERI THr HLLsIoE rsAcEDY tho st,t fscss.
STOW /. proc.d To NIcHr aud THIS A. EENOos, 10 etat
.xl AZ baruu. Mus.um Miss Su'an Denim ,nsts Tue ~.
,3r. M WstLip. has great part 10 it, W. are all Oh the
gu yiys 20 xiines. this rare novelty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

SALE OF PEW, Is 81. PArL'' NJ +. CHURCH.
The attendance Oh Monday evening at ST. Paus Metho-
dist Episcopal Chluch, on the Fourth avenue, was
large and the sale Of pews quite animated. About
fifty pews were sold, which brought $i6,mo the pre-
MUM on the same being about $4,000, making total
of SIS 900. The sale was continued last evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

TRAFFIC on SUNDAY.-The police reported lO
places business carried sunday Among tss
LIQUOR a0ous cigar shops sotrs aud sgrt t.sf estsb
en The police sso made 0l shat day for iiuutes
ne aud other minor oheuses