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until estle ueot q dues lad with the Government
and moro encouragement s offered for continuance Of
the line than has recently been ertended 1t is reported
that the Government already in arrears 10 the Com
pany TO the amount OF $60 900. and a. the Gem
pany is out Of funds and Messrs. Brown Bros. e. Co
refuse further advance, suspension OF the line bss
been rendered unavoic able
The Ncte-Hdcen Palladium says the steamers be.
tween that city and Eew-York are 40 crowded with
freight that is thought will BE- necessary TO put on
another large This looks little Ike the revival
Of busincrs.
NAVAL.
The United States sloop-of.war st. Louis, J. W
Livingston, commander, arrived at this port last
evening, in 81 days from Porto Praya, Cape de yerds
Left in port United States shpC cumberland and store
ship Supply. No other American vessel. The St.
Louis has been absent % months on the African sta
ton. She brings home the crew Of the whaieshp
Pocahontas, wrecked oct. g. on the Isle Of Bravo,
with number of other distressed American searnen;
also the invslids of the American squadron The
following is list Of her officers:
G{onhsEder w Livingston Iisuiensnts Geo w P P
tenant and Acting Master Bush Taylor Charles C.
Kitchen I'd Lieut. Marines J. mrOre Boatswan Thoma'
smith Gunner Moses A. Lsne Carpenter, John Ruste'
Borrel.
The following came a. passengers:
The Rev. Chester Newell Chaplain Francis Purcell Acting
Boat.vtin, late United States ship Cumberland
Since the lst of this month, two hundred meu have
been discharged from the Brook IN Navy Yard
Lieutenant James II. Strong, on duty at the rem
devious, New-York, has received preparatory orders
10 command the stOreship Relief.
The sloops-Of- war Saratoga aud Cyane at Norfolk,
are now being dismanted, preparatory to going into
the dry dock. The Saratoga Is expected to 90 into
the dry dock next week.
Warrants for the promotion Of the following Passed
Midshipmen to Masters in the Navy were signed yes
tcrday by the Secretary of the Navy: John g.
Walker, Iowa John G. Mitchell, Massachusetts,;
Francis NJ. Ramsay. Pennsylvania Richard W.
Meade, jr., California; Marshall c. Campbell Mssis
.ippi Robert Boyd, ir., Maine; Calvin +. Thomas,
New York Chas {. Carpenter Massachusetts,; An
drew J. Mccartney, Pennsylvania; w. A. Kirkland,
North Carolina; W. II: Dane, Ohio; Edward f. Pot
ter Illinois, George Bacon, New-York; j. CrOssau
Chaplin, Pennsylvania; VIM. Z. Dozier, South Caro-
lima; Lester A. Besrdsee New;iork; w. 1. Barra-
ford, Alabama; Charles A. Babcock, Michigan;
.Eneas Armstrong, Georgia; Thomas d. Sclfridge,
Massachusetts, Joseph n. Miller, Ohio; John s.
Barnes, Massachusetts,, and John n. Stribug, South
{ arniiuN
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for a. bour 1t ststhng 70 hear RON bis lips the
query. "Do we speaI HOglth here' HIS pupil ID
Docenty Answered "Yes. meaning IN America
"In the,e eIamnblons, ssid the Professor. after
TIE lat section xas dismissed, I've can only skim in
reotsGoos We probe" If tho cream obtained by
" ssimming" be OF such quality wha, must the milk
20. By "p-pbing," be glance at the wrttea
papets reorcd obvious thu THIS swift Camilla had
"ekimmes" along the same PLAN orally which the
caes va required TO grope over in writing.
AT the examination Of the Juniors IN Anayaoa! Me-
chancs on Friday there were -imar signs OF inactiv
ty Of brain on the par oftae boys and Of habit of
learning BY rote. One Of these hoPefuLs-one 10y no
me ana peculiarly stupid in sppesrance-wsa not aware
that tie point Of a pyramid wa. called the verteI
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werchsnt and greater power 20 prcyen' irre'p0''''

merchant, and greater power 20 prevent "'''p'"'
Die persons obtaining credit for oOso t,,elve e1pe
TSs pSsog. S%ay. ii T the &c
bsvs to pay only small commission on the se Of
be selects thereom. He wu nave 60 tu s,d vauc Of ali
ocns tn01"UgI cynartment with obligations to Pqr-
uss Swn T ssS al d the detail, Of
shoi! re WI DC and share in the profits. lie
.ns loDo TED in his outside purchases, and all his
WI % s, Sa Sred with promptness and satisfaction
a., he enabled to defy competition at home,
aDd make sPeSSSt s and d PT@1sG NAV
Sa,eod 10 DRY GoODs FOR 1853, Tribune Office.
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STOLEN GOODS RECLAIMED.

To u. Editor Of The " j. Tribune.
SIR. VIII you please to say to Miss Lccf LAR
CON" of TIE Home Journal that she is Literary
Tb,,fess Poor Old Hannah Binding Shoes, IN
your Saturday daily written for, and originally
,s,bisbed in, The Knickerbockcr, some five or six
Years since. Yours truly VIZ"
p. S.-IIomc Journal please copy
KnioE,ybEer Sane,um Cedar HA CoftGge Pf'"o"f o" >
Feb g. 1888
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cs'Lo Fsr.ILs HestDss -Henr, R,as .
oh1i u rnoS6s 0d, ~oe-s yasenss 20. IL a, NJ ssi
Es< Elovsrth ,,Iee', shts ssiisg At = tsbl. %
~teh stood hetk q se'hsg mix. scs ID AZ "a
terribly. Death cusutd from he seAld &C.
CotseFy held al inquest 90 thc ho-sy AtA ,hs IT,,
ssnderrd 9 vcfict q" That Harry ROSm can. a. -,
Death by the uPse'ii' uEsn bro a k.tne a sesl
ing tnik tie oOI,ebi. 81 shoh pound ev~t M.
ueok and BODY ard aiding hlss seye~.ly :. W
E" cause h.s death 90 the Nh day " februsry Ixas
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ATTEnrr TO TsEg LIrf.-A brewer named Nichs-
las Ilutz doing business in South Third street nsar
First arrested by officer Martin and taken bsfoss
Justice Allen yesterday charge 81 attempting 10
Kill Charles Robtaill II appears thst complainant
building boat upon the premises IL accused, aad
upon going TO take away, difficulty cccvrrsl
between them, when it is alleged that Hiurs drrv .
pistol and presenting il attempted TO shoot Rsbhsili
but the weapon missed fire. Defendant was commit
ted 10 await examination.
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FORGERY ny An OLD MAS.-lnspcctor Weed of the
Second Precinct yesterday afternoon arrested Thomas
s. Whitaker alias VIM. Brown, man sixty-six years
Of age charged with forgery II appear that the &C
cured forged the names Of number Of merchants Of
this city to checks for the sum Of sl5 II EACH and di.
posed of the checks to various brokers' One check
he Fulton Bank bearing date October 3, 1857 signed
by Slate & Co., disposed of to Titus, Fraser &
Titus another on the Union Bank, bearing date Jan
., 1858, purporting to have been drawn by Sutton n
Co., was passed ut the store Of Henry T.. Miller No
l79 South street; another on the Park Bank, dated
Feb. &, 1853, Also disposed Of His last attempt
to pass a check, purportiDg to be drawn by we'll
known firm proved failure, the persons TO whom he
attempted to sell it pronouncing the signature for
gerry How long this antiquated crimnalhas been car
rying this of business is unknown, but il sup
posed that he has been many months engaged in it,
and has meantime obtained altogether 81 900 or more.
The accused was taken before Justice Osborn. who
committed him for trial. The prisoner is native Of
Hudson, and has occupation. He was formerly
merchant in this city. u to the charge he had
netting to say.
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aod Il any Jre obsrs OF th, kidd -ses made sss'ass
Collns, te woad have him he'd 10 Spsvcr scor, The
Recorder. Ibe lawful ehNg,s or fer Sf Inspectors
are fos every weight d II poabSs CT upwEd eeoi':
do smaIeT denomination. l., cent. for every iquld
sssvre, cents for every yard snd Dry measure ,
cen,s for every scale beam balance or .teei yArds
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BROORZ YIN ITEMS

Los,t A,.Tssstsrs The Committee Of the Con.
mon Council to whom the subject was rei.rr<.
reported at the last meeting in favor Of seeding ~
mobstiance To- the Legislature agalns, the passage ~
IN set entitled Ansct IN relation 90 ical A..e-sneuss
in the City Il Brookl,n, which wa some time since
pf,-cnted TO the scns,e BY senator SpinOia The M
Empowers the owner owners Of the largest nuub-s
OF lots on any line Of contemplated improvement 10
stop the same by petition 20 the Commoo Counsel.
The r,mcnstrsnce wss passed BY large vote.
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PtRpN's NATIONAL TiFAriR To Mont, M.
Casstasv . 70 arr-s Purdy. Nsos. es~t n eis tsuss
'usrstrts ~ Rip Va Ntaklsf srd No. NJ y A1-<
Mods FeA Dsa, NJ q l. Eos knsserto<Asr- AL tAs
"i'sf h"tn'-ths v bo.e ooup.ny spy--sEine
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mann or TEN GOVERNORS.

The usual weekly meeting OF the Governors of the
Aim, House was held yesterday afternoon in the Ro-
tupds, the President, Gov. SMITH, in the chair.
Gov. GUsTBER offered resolution in favor OF
,hoIisb;ne the Office of the Confidential Clerk occu.
pied by Mr. Duke to take effect on the lst of May.
Gov. OLIVER was in favor of sboishing the office,
and saving the Department the sum Of s2,6OO.
Gov. ANDERSON moved to have the matter referred
70 special committee TO report
The Chairman, Gov. SMITH advocated referring
the matter to a special committee. He not in
~tIumental in first creating the Office, but he wa
satisfied that Mr.. Duke had been instrumental IN
saving over s2O, 900 per snnum TO the Department.
Gov. Anderson stated that for two months, in lSlj
the cost of provisions tea, coffee &C., was So - for
each person-being previous to the creation OF TINS
office For the corresponding two months in 1891 the
cost was - 81 per Matchmaking n saving of sSj2 2l
At the Aims House the cost per head IN l6, Tor TWO
months wss 81 40; for the corresponding months in
1857 the cost was 50 9lInaking saving OF s6lS -
The saving it was stated, made by Mr.. Duke, In
revising the acquisitions.
The motion TO refer to Special Committee was
lost, and also to lay over for one week.
The vote was then taken upon Gov Gunther res0-
luton and resulted in vote OF Yeas, ,; Nays, 3.
The CHAIRMAS ruled the resolution lost, on the
ground that the by-aws required six votes to remove
az officer
Gov. CT SrHER appealed from the Chair, and the
CHAIR refused 10 entertain the appeal.
Gov. Il. f. PINcKyEY cOntended that the resolution
appointing Mr.. Duke WAS specific one, and did not
conflict with the bylaws.
The resolution referred 10, winch was presenter at
the time by TX. Gov. 1iemann, is ne follows:
Reosrd That Confidential Clerk be appointed, whose duties
and power shall be defined by the Board lie shall receive
salary OF $500 pr ard BE- removed by five votes OF
the Board Of Governors the Office be abogsted by the
number Of There shall also be allowed the said
clerk 4 pT for travelling aud incidental expenses.
Gov. SMITH explained that it was distinct under
standing that when five Democrats asked IT, the Office
should be abolished.
After an excited debate, the Chairman decided to
put the question on the appeal. The vote was then
taken upon sustaining the decision of the Chair, and
resulted in Yea l, Nays .. The ruling of the Chair
was accordingly reversed.
The following statement presented TO the
meeting:
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AKRrsT % Two Mn cBARDIp Win ARSos. Two
Germans. named Jacob Gamer and Pctetman. wore
arrested yesterday afternoon by Sergeant Sh"rmsn u
the Sixth District Police charged With setting lire 70
the dwelling houses No. 10 aud l1l Mckibben street.
in the sixteenth Ward, the buildings being owned by
Ganzcr The complaint made before Justice Apsn
by James NJ. Rankin, Secretary Of the FULTON firs
Ipsurance Company. who alleges tina, the accused par
ties fred the premises for the purpose deaudng tss
Insurance Company, the night Of the 2cth January.
The houses insured for ~ los, and damaged
to about that extent. The prisoners committed -
await examination.
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TO NERVOUS SUrrERrRs. rcesrl cisrxyua.
weave! Ass1 n ss s.y. 49, gssy 49,. 4 ss.s -
sue.ras snsnas msAs - arns q ssr~ go
DAss a. NJ les Bssa e. Rr.Al,-
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THr kIpsrriSe oF rST MORO AspER.or.-rbe
Grand Jury yesterday were reported to have found /,
true bill Of Indictment sgain-, Mason Thomas for KID
nsppns the negro lad Anderson and selling bin as a
slave II Virginia. Officer AcAGthor OF the Mayor.
office was dispatched to Albany yesterday afternoon to
procure requisi,iou from Gov. King. When this is
obtained McAuthor and Sergeant Croft win proceed
to Richmond and bring Thomas to this city to an. yer
the charge.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

BrRGLARY.-The house Of Mr.. John M. Macksy.
Orrer Of Wayne and Jersey streets, Jersey City wss
rptered by burglars at early hour yesterday morn
iDg and robbed OF TWO silver watches and quantity
Of wearing apparel There is clue TO the perpetra
tors. Burglaries have of late become unusually fire.
quent and it behooves the citizens to look veil 10 To
fsstenings Of their doors and windows.
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MEETING or FREEHoLDsKs.-TbsB Board Of Cho:ss
Freeholders of Hudson County hold then regu'As
monthly meeting a, the Court House to-day.
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LARcIsr.-John Levy Anea, pe5asY, was arrested
yesterday, charged with stesng gold watch yalued
u 80 the property OF Jonsshari Pareli rssidias at
wss locked up.
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COMPLAINT AGAINST An Inspector Of WhlOhl'
AND MEAsUREs-How THE WoKK WAS DOM AND
CHARGED FoR.-George w. Haight, residing at NO
% Stanton street made affidavit at the Mayors once
on Monday that on the ith inst. Edward Collins, In
specor of Weights and Mea.ures, came into the oces
store OF Joseph Haght, jr for the purpose OF nspe0
ing the weights and measures Of said store '"a'
Collins said he was Inspector ofWeights and Measures
but he did not inspect the measures nor see
they sealed or not nor order them to DO 'eaieu
That Collins chars ed Joseph Hsight two dola1' az"
fifty cents for fuch inspection when ne was not
receive any such sum- even he had done ns au'''
Complainant also ssys he knows two other neioN""''
who make similar charges. These are MI L"nsolH
of stanton street, and Mr.. Fcklen of No. Stanton
street. Upon this complaint Mr.. Collins wa, sHe'eu
yesterday afternoon and brought before the nS!V'
Mr. Haight made statement embracing tue sUo'e
facts, and showed the bills rendered to hun oy ooN'''
wherein he was charged 81 IS too much lie e.'o pre-
-ented bills of the other two grocers Named SHOWING
where they were also overcharged. 1t was also
that Collins did not comply with the Law by sean INC
measures.
Coinss excuse was that his ctrk had made an er1o'
in rendering the bills and as fod not sealing the meas
ures, it vas an oversight. He refundea 'h' o'e''
charges. The Msyo, said bs would bod 'as
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ry~rfr on Any

FRTDRItKss PH0rO@RtfHic TYNriE of AEy,
Ne. So B~~ss opposite h'sropeit-s He.~ -r-c
ro.ssFn. UAi4orNfFs DssUHREGofFFks sad AssssrrrsS
.,,,y .yie b. NJ Aostr0s ienH,s -'ss
0unnry
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,,,.i. b.t 10 tho-- who lr.e hoe ts>,
iorr, s.f, an prcf al, Ro'h Tns nrssse. .n4 E..s
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ARREST o. A BURGLAR.--On Monday night the
store Of Vim. Little, at NewProydencc Essex County
NJ j.. burglarousy entered and goods, consisting
of shoes sewing silk, and silk, to the amount Of $50
were stolen. Information was Immediately given TO
the police authorities Of Newark, who, acting on in.
formation came to this city and with the assistance
of Officer Stephenson of the Detective Police, sue
ceeded in arresting man calling himself William
johnson, alias Mahlon Williams, at the Express office
at the Jersey City Ferry foot of Coutandt street The
property which had been sent by express, re-
covered. Yesterday afternoon the prisoner was sent
back to New-Jcrsey, in charge Of Chief of Police
Southland and Officer Crockett Of NJ .ark.
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RIor ~ SrETr's-lITsp B,I.--A new hc,el. called
the Atlantic was opened on the Sheeps-liesd Bsy
road last week partie- were invited from distance.
and the neghborhood contributed . large number.
There were free lunch add free hquor all day. snd
toward night many became pois, and turbulent. Fights
eusued and Of no,ing followed, In whieh ssms
wen, injured aud the furniture docsntens bar dxsures.
&C., smashed in pieces. The house was literally
turned inside out Warrants have been Issued Zoe The
most Jisordcry aud the matter ha. been laid besos
the Grand jury.
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a WILD BULL LoosE.-On Tuesday morning bull
escaped from his driver in Chatham street, and n-hed
through the streets at rapid pace followed by an mi
crowd OF people, stoning the poor animal, ana
shouting and yelling after him in the most excited man.
ner. OF course the noisy crowd only frightened the
animal the more and caused him to increase his speed
After running through Nassau, Beekmau, Gold, Ferry
and Pearl streets to Fulton street couple OF butcher
boys seized him by the TAIL and secured him to cart
and took him away. Fortunately, no one wa nun.
The pickpockets were around in strong force ana
levied largely upon the pockets Of the crowd. Inc
police were not in sight.
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FATAL ACCIDENT Henry MsIoy, lsborer was
At work yesterday on board ship lying in the dock
foot OF Ninth street. whes he slipped and fell into the
lower hold. The injuries he received were Of fatal
character, aud death ensued soon aterward. The
mains removed TO the late residence Of the de-.
ceased No. 36 East Thirteenth street and the Cor
oner notified to hold AZ inquest. Maoy wss q years
of age and Q native Of Ireland.
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Tmp HouR or PRAYER.-SOme two or three years
ago a daily prayer meeting started in the lower
portion of the city, which met from T. to O'Clock
p M, with view to giving merchants and merchants
clerks al opportunity of uniting in acknowledgements
of their obligations TO divine grace and mercy \ few
months ago. after long silence, this meeting was re-
vived at the consstoy of the North Dutch Church at
the corner of Fulton and William streets, and has
been crowded every day since the commencement Of
the financial panic.
Another meeting has been established up town in
the Ninth street Dutch Reformed Church, and was
opened yesterday at noon. Upward OF 200 persons
present including several clergymen, and great
interest prevailed.
We understand that arrangements are being made
for the establishment Of two additional meetings
in the upper portion Of the city and the striking
Of the I" fire bells" at T. O'Clock will be generally
known a. the signal for the Hour of Prayer. These
meetings arr anti-denominationa The advancement OF
sectarian views is not tolerated in any form.
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Ssut.pox n Nyw.rx.-This disease is very prov
slent throughout the city, and there 10 scsrcsly
street in which there Is not more Of Il.
There seem to be but very few fatal cases. consiess
ing the rage of the disease waSs greater '"As -
ever before experienced I'd thsc'S' ,uu L.,
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A FrN,Ir RoHBrD ~ rRr .rrsrr.-A yvuss
woman named IiAriot Wood STACKED and robbed
by two while passing along Pacific street, bs,sr~s
Columbia and Hicks streets. on Monday night. Sis
states that they aeco-ted her. and then Knocked her
down aud robbe,f her of sct Of hr- and two dsncsd
nngs valued Al $50. The Third Precinct Police we
informed Of the occurrence and made -earh Tor The
assalans bat without finding them. Miss wocd ~
sides in Warren street near Clinton street.
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VIOLATING ORpS',csS.-Jsmes Mckibbon, g
driver and John Henry, the owner of an unlicensed
hack were brought up in the Mayors Office yesterday
and fired g.. Epoch Webster, an orange peddler was
arrested for persistpg in obspcting the streets and
cross-walks with his frut-cart. He was fuei 81.
Several arre>ts were made for minor offences.
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| A LAWYER AND MS CIIEsr CHARGED Win Pre-
JuRY.lestenlsy afternoon Justice Allen Issued wS-
rants for the arrest Of Matthew Mari. alswyer 10 he
Eastern District, and named Nicholas Schaefss,
| of the village Of Newtovn, Queens County, 90 The
above charge. Tho complaint made by Justice
John Boyd and Constable Stihwagon q Astons. IL
appear thai in September last Schaefer arrested
by Constable Stillwsgon and taken before Justice
Boyd, charged with not properly supporting his wife.
subsequently AN affidavit signed BY Schaefer wss
made in the Supreme Court Of Queens County, IN
which il il charged that " II trial ws had. u was
"a conspiracy between his isohasfsrsb w'ss
% and Justice Boyd, Ia extort money By
A" means Of fictitious trial" lie further alleged
that Justice Boyd sentenced him 10 days 10 tho
County JAIL and required him 10 enter INTO bonds ios
the support of h- WIFE but subsequently told Sehssr
that il he would pay so the cntenoe Of Imprisonment
would not be- carried out that the money was paid
ard divided between the Justice and constable, and
had not since been paid over To the proper suthori-
ties. Justice Boyd and Constable Stllwagon alleged
IN their affidavit that the affidavit OF the accused
above stated, false in nearly every particular;
that they informed by Scbaeer that the affidavit
was drawn up by Matthew MARI, and signed by him
under the impression that the papers drawn up
reference TO appeal from the decision o. Justice
Boyd. The warrants were placed in the hands Of
Officers Murphy and Gussehsrd, for the aIrest Of the
accused parties.
THEFT.-John Barker was taken into custody by
the Third Prccint Police on Monday night, on tho
charge Of robbing BARRIERS pork packing establsh-
ment about year ago, having sbsened himself since
VIM. j. Grfen arrested the charge Of stealing
pair Of boots from shop in Smith street Both
were committed for hearing
FiRE.-Yesterday forenoon a Ere occurred In Q
small dwelling-house in Remsen street smith,
but was ,Itipguished before material damage Wa
done.
ILL-TREATING ~ APPBESTICE.--William y. Co.'S
GOD keeper Of feed-tore on the Of Kent av-
cnue and Taylor street, arrested yesterday on
charge of ll-using and beating lad in bis employ.
He war held by Justice Allen for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

ION Wednesday, the ID inst, brakeman, whose
name we have not ascertained, on freight train Of
the Erie Railroad near Mddletown, while jumping
from one car to another, the train being in rapid mo-
ton fell between the cars. The wheels passed over
bis mock nearly severng his head from his body, and
Of course killed him Instantly.
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FiRE.-Yesterday forenoon a FIRE occurred In .
small dweling-house in Remsen street smith,
but wss eItpguished before material damage Wa
done.