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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01
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STEPHEN II. BRANCH'S ALLIGATOR.

Truth hips Fiction Love and Sin Fatality OF tbs Metropo-
lis Vices Virgins Beware Pason. Profess too Muc n
sud Prsrtioe Little; I'VE Must be Cruel 70 be Kind;
Terrible FSsmpe Let Sacred Teachers Warn their Prec .ous
10 avoid the Shares Of Music and Fiction The ksve
teud Potts Pesbytersn Otto Dressed Mrs Mitchell
and her Necr. Ben amin Y. Butler Presbyterian; William
Kent: Daniel Lord VIM Curtis koyes The Late Ogden Hon
Hesrt,ss r. icss and Fifth AvenGs Robbers Of the Public
who the Source. Of Oppressive TaIs'o .nd X
obitsnt Rents and Fuel and Focd and hsment and rro:u
Mayors Kngssnd and Hsyemeyer Superintendent
Tsudse Gen Sanford George H. Puser Fanny night and
Robert Dale Owen Two More Documents Written for sarvi'
Blunt formerly Alderman OF the Third and fifteenth ards
Paul Julien Madame Sontas The Late John nnan Fln Sum-
snd Shade The Brothers HHper Life Of Stephen h Branch
&c For sale everywhere
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Advertisement
SrDDFN DEATH PROM HEART DISEASE.

Ralph lockwood e- ssrtem.n Of about 90 year. 81 az:
BROADWAY and Frankinst for several years past was io.nd
wing dead upon the floor Of bis room Wnen a
had on a. i @ room aIS . or the
morning after dressng himself Coroner Connsy W. oe,so
msSs a. post norton body and found ,.'ul.
disease Of the hrsIt with psricsrdinh Inc nomS r.
re van enpis, ds.h was the result Of prncsrd
that effect rendered BY The jury M
vas native Of New York and lawyer by profession ne VS.
widely in the city and much esteemed BY te crss
To The Editor. Of The ". Y Courier and Enqupey
The requires comment, but tho stsftinf hso
strikes home To ali dyspps and hos' troubled WIN ans I'M ~,
heat. The Il which Mr. Lockwood disd vas nnno, s
Ain dsse 'esd on the muc1, =, %. sSam or
heart case and thu valves OF the sr'-.nd tsn fI -
wooS case wa, cnr.bs % within Of hs dssh Nsshy
al sudden De sths among literary prorsson - 80. IA
.on and 3, tho'e pursuing II 20 @ ~. from the c.n.rs no
ted above sl perfectly cursble ,.. cy,.n
,b sIowins bousIy bit graphic aad truthful narrative
convince the reader h.s h.sr. d. ~ b1
and excite at least interest In thsf system "
which this eur. was effected must b. b-esn ms pDuasss
are in'nei0'' T..vosrH Carol Co. n H., Dee 6 1859.
Ds yIrcH-DeaI su; must apologize 10 you tor n2t wnHns
you before Certainly ought % nave con, . Az ~. vac ~ me-.
tx. ssve Of recovery and 70 b hone seoat ne
mssr thought the OF yours Bp SIN % comasnos ses
sr in nav heart and Just before bad the pain there appeared
e b. ~: e ,t h ..' ben oa 'as .H.oa !,
sry re ana suffered most exeracising pain in the heart
Then he heart commenced psPtxns sed By spells would
ss,irly ,op Ore time particular fell sezsssess IN
The neshbors called snd By their timely ldby
n bling ard putting something stimulating into my c-
r.me 10 my.sH again Ny family became alarmed than
ever and also y f-nd they ssd hst they thought pest
ure called on the best doctors Of the day, thsy
.Sor sht 70 Be thsy rid 81, ths 6s.. complaint
and could nos b- cured | then very weAk. Some Of
them told they could make me essier. They sh me-
some mediens but ~ they prescribed hurt and
bsck "a them SITTER another After taking the medicine Of
one cf them iof dsys be aud found
Wing upon tho ao for bad lain bed for 6ve weeks
tod him medicine would Kill and he he'd better take
away which be did The doctors al ssd hsf disesse ves
ireursbe By chance got Of your Almanac read
and gave bopeA But my hopes small fof nse
nos I'D my bead pillow Tor about three bed
.d Gown Then. the sst r-so thought would 80
you think IN October. is7 and stated ny os's
~ thought ycu could help Even this enc~ - s
Luos life. You prescribed for NE sne g. y
IN, ccine. % Of your sssls In Dover Ihsss
b>r Of kinds b.. the Her CsrcrtS seeus1 " -.
yacs 10 Toe 5sys wclt cot 10 ~ ssoA soos"s'V
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WARD uEECHER AND THE BAPTISTS.

WARD BEECHEh AMI LIE Dai 1870
r. "A, Edanov Of The ~ L. Tribsse.
s,p In your issue this morning notice an article on
stled Henry Ward Beecher on Baptism Mr. BIS
r.wa IA not attached to it, and he may not hold him
self responsible for the language there quoted out
poe. forth to the world as his, and w'l exert tue
..m. ;naueoce whether be uttered IL or not Mr. d.
hs. the right in common with all Christiahs' jews
Moh.nmsdans or Pagans in this country, TO hold any
wen. bs NAV pease on the subject OF rehgon ana 10
Y,ts, ,he,n when and where he VIII, PROVIDED
soes not ,ns,fere with the rights OF Others bu' the
Of s.d article does injustice to large denoin
nation Of Christians No boiy of people snouu 10
m;.represen,ed in public pint without the pnEnese VI
. ,ssnec,ful reply. that they may stanu oeio,o tno
World in their true light. Mr. beecner Io"i I a
,r.ds in reply TO numerous inquiries, as no s@J',
wSs,her he had become Baptist; and they are thus
designed TO bear directly on baptht VIEWS We ""''
10 do with them only as such. .-,r md
He Jaws: - believe that pouring, sprlnknhg anu
q ;,nrse,sioa aIe all alike baptism. II Christ ever
waa bspt,zed by immersion, 1t does not ioow ttas
hi. Disciples must be. IL is the spirit 81 MS mo
3. I'd not It's outward form which We are TO copy,
- ii r,v;ss We must needs all be crcumcsed ana De-
" coms Jews" This is Q misrepresentation OF the
-. ~ IN, Baptists in this way: 1t places them DE-
fors the public as though they oeheveu and Iausn'
tb., ali that Christ did and all that WAS done 10 h
We are bound to follow Nov. esps G O III. Lat
such thing They believe that Chrst put IN Jus As'
oonm.s,',n under which all Christian ministers pro-
fes. ~ sc, a command to bsptze all OF whom tney
had 6,., made disciples and that In that comm ind no
stated sorc,hipg definite and, nssmuch as thefe Is
but one Lord Que faith, aud Que bspttSh' whae.J'
tsst ops baptism is. Is whst Cu'iss oo", mo, T.,
ChIis;'s ov,, immersion in Jordan Slows whs' H'
,ces.t nv I'm, word II tie connilsslon' "hc
wss a Iv,y different thing la. clr'
psrtorns. n I'M ia ,gla0cy Gs Je"S1 S""d' "''
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CHAR FooD.-Dont grumble ct dear meat Leave
meat Acne and buy eggs. Twenty-Five eggs tor q
cents. Al about town these words and figures are 70
be seer Eggs, usually considered luxury, and quite
oct Of the question a. article Of daily food suons
the working classes of the city, now actually the
cheapest food they can use. Take the average Oh
esgs, and We End they weigh two ounces eaeh-eshI
egg to pound; eight cents pound, with less wss'e
than meat, and less per pound than anything Of the
meat kind at retail price. Two eggs, &c; one'ourtn
Of loaf Of bread. lic.; butter. o.; sugar ard tea'
&C.. boiling the tea lc Total. &c. for q good hearty
breakfast for labonng MAJ. at outside prices. Inc
quantity Ct eggs GOV 10 this city enormously sr's-
pcrtaps greater thsn ever knot WI before, and ceoss
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o ~ bou.o who're bad A.sas had st h. On tAers
To- sia ~.els My hesl,b r>ssiy improved
so,nc Of thc dciors tod me- beiorc ses hssp tbs, Ds
N sor n CO Hc-, Compsnis tsey surprised 10 THAI
/ am 90 vel [ do much ~osk on my farm !
ever, ar 10 g. n sny wi'kss 70 address 81
>e,,s liberty This IL 81 servi And Gee
sy-, ble.s you b-- sns hereshe,. four. WITH r:eS-
" BsSJsSN Twssau
Penn, me 10 80 that prcfr 70 receive v', from my
seuts ,sJ hsse the orrot Of persona e.,saSSsa
pn..ibe But this sb-u.'ly necessafy hsvN -
r,rsed my prsr'ce ard remeds thu, ran trial psca
spce ~odipe r-use- BY eSpe.s snd coocactias -
tr, .meut by ttrr~ thc receip 81 uh ssfeneef ~
condition OF the ps,,cn,. 9th ali the sys,Ptom. Assrs
No ia Broaiwsy. Neg rer<
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Happy Home. by Kirwsu. smo PIP e6 Hnpr X
BTother.
Sermons Of the Rev c. H. Sturgeon l2m' Pp 4a Sheldon.
Brakeman Co.
The NewYork Pulpit IN tbs Revival Of 1859 Memorial Vol
ume Of Sermons l2mo PIP o95. The Same.
The Every Day Book Of History aud Chronology BY Joel
Munsell Svo. PIP. So. ID. Appleton l. Co.
Tbs Quaker Soldier; Or The British Philadelphia l2mo.
pp So T. Il. Peterson 4 Ca.
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STRAWBERRIES HAVE CoMr.-We have seen, aud
as vet witbstood their temptations, as we looked at
them in the windows of the Broadway restaurants.
where they are offered to those who willing to pay
no, quite dime apiece when served up with sugar
and milky substance called cream. These red stran-
gers made their advent here from the sunny South in
the last week Of April. Two weeks later, they will
begin 10 be abundant and later still, according to
present prospects, our city Will be 50 full of them that
all classes Of the people may indulge in this first Spring
fruit.
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bso~s ns pstrcos 81 least barrel per ssnun OF
ANNA AID vegetable substance for wtha they do no.
pay, and when Is q hard bargain even al hat. Il
seems ursccountAb.e when fltesiss is cheap end
cay process. that 40 many neglect it, hsbt. ado-
e"cs or csreessneesi is the only as,ignsbls resse.
We have Just sfixed TO the Cro.on pipe in eur cd
itocaI rooms tho filter of Mr.. J. II. Wright msnafsc-
tuIed by Lccse & Crage. No. IL East Twentieth
street, 1t is OF convenient size, and easily applied
supplying the water. either filtered or uniltered. at
CHOICE ana the process of drawing il unhtered clears
the 6lterpg medium OF any sediment that may hsvs
accumulate This seems to be very good instru-
mentwbeher better than any other or not, we are not
qualified to judge But either with this or some other
it is urgently desirable tina, every glass Of Croton or
other running wster mbibed by human beings should
BE- red; snd sree on al ct1ecs who have them
not srsady to apply filters to the faucet through which
their Crotoa Is delivered. II Is shsme that tbs
has hitherto been SO generally neglected.
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BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

Thy Posi- .OrYICE.-Mr. James Murphy. the pre-
sent Postmaster Of wiiamsburgb. has been recestiy
superseded BY Mr.. Thomas Goodwin. A change viii
probably be made in the location Of the Post Ofioe.
but to what place does not yet sppear Mr.. Goodwin
enters upon the duties OF bs Office Immediately
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DIR. CHE,yrR will preach at the Church OF the
Puritans, tomorrow evening, the first Of series OF
discourses on the rightul Influences of the current
Revival Of Religion on individual and national life. lie
will this evening consider especially the subject in its
relations TO Slavery. Services commence at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01

The Walters close highly successful engagement at
the Broadway tonight. They have gained high
place in public estimation, and their representations
have in the main been pronounced good by constantly
increasing audiences. Last night they gave Hamlet
with marked satisfaction.
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ELECTIONS IN IowA.-ln the late county elections
in Iowa the Republicans were everywhere triumph
ant. In Clinton County they elected their Candidate
by 500 msjoity, and their msjOros in several others
arc almost equally large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01

THy MrrHoprsrs or IrrLAsp hsve been engaged for
some wears past in comprehensive plan for tue en-
larcemen Of their means Of usefulness especisiy oy
An increase in the number of their day schools ana IN
ne e.sb shnent OF a college for the training OF young
men ror 10, nut sty THIS plsu ia due chiefly TO 'ne
.,',-roJ aud e,u, mri f the Rev. Rooinsoo Scott
prire,ps Of th,W ,,,ysp ConsectioaA Schoo Dosl'a.
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Tx WATERS PROTECTIVE BENEVOLENT SocIETf.
On Thursday night the Walters Society held meet
ing at Hibenian Hail. Prince street. The President
announced that the st. Nicholas, Clarendon, Gra-
mercy Park, and st. Deunis Hotels had agreed 10 pay
the rates demanded by the Society. Previous 10 tho
late financial crisis, the waters in the various hotels
received SIC per month and during that season their
wages was reduced to sl2 per month The waters
now want the former rates. and have notified the pro-
prietors of the hotels of their wishes 1t Is unlerstood
that general strike will be made to-day
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ACADEMY or MUSic.-A Sacred Concert will be
given tomorrow evening. at which Madame Angn
Thalberg and vieuXtemps appear. Tonight Musard'
eighteenth concert.
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AccIDEsrs.-0n Thursday morning, while some
workmen ensed repairing the hinery Of the
refinery in North Second street fyt one OF thu
rsmed Francis Reed cansh BY the han and drsws ss
the machinery BY his clotbng Another workman nssae1
Cornelius DOhetty while aiiempius 70 . n. eomrsds -
tho One OF Reeds csuhe4
but h not fatally injured Dchersy ssapsd vih but @~
bruisrs -
wilder Buser while engaged in repaiIies machinery Al tns
Columbia oil works 0reenpn. had his e hand csasht BY ss
coe and crushed Beyond this he sustained serious purisA
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TRg METALLIC TABLET STWOP-Iaveats1 -
0ss sAurU~ss D. las-rsA< II. scUsns stcs IN ssvs
proaanns ~ kenst pcsbh edge 70
Cen Of ssbscbess sod ssss nAss6e1r
3. 6AsNpsRs stpSs No. AssS Houss.
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IAdv~r,s .enneut
DENIM At BsRNvN's,-Supere

Miss SUSAN DENIM AT BsRNuM's.-Supers
Be.u:ifsi woman ESUeo interpreter Of damsfss
th,sh TIE sHsd the versatile tbe popular the - m-ce
,sk.d cs DKsS makes her Initial Bssun's
Mu'~,m TMIs AIIsssoos. a. NoRvAL, In the tr<ejy a
Dcusss VINO b. dbl CITED Who wants 10 wines
smsthrx truly sdsr>b,. Go and SUSAN DssN. Lssd
Dsrrtey 10 10 Be- repeated TSs Psgst>c.
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iAdvertiseneut.
~, t~..alx cf haGnv
AMI'SHMEkT.-I

AMCSRMEkT.-The Tragedy " MA(BFTft, WIN
Mr. A. Perry Miss DEVIL and powerful cast ~ii b.
formed PvRpys National Theaev oifh rRs 81 avs. wee
Mr. T. blanchard and Dog. and farce Of Jv~so Jvs. Oil usAs
up the ball.
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CITY ITEMS.

Yesterday was something like Spring day, clear
and 50 warm compared with last week TO be almost
oppressive.
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T4As-The Canton TEA CoMpANV have q
hand every variety d ruAs 0rcexs ~ fss Dcs end -
vss- faniss Sosshoos Oosas ~ Yosns Hr~a kon ~ -
- Gtnpowdrx md rnpsds from 2ss - ees Al sxhss a.-
aes esuAny Aso. ~ bszss eos4 fAsuy raA eH -.
Csl snd = No iB Ch.ttsuss-. Skvssa fss -
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Tie statement tina, Mchae, Ryan committed suicide
at No 25 Beesman stree. is misstatement.

TIN HoRRfD CREArUREs"-A Siciliau bark has
lately srived OF Phadelphis, bringing cargo of or
arges and lemons nternngied with cockroaches from
two and hair TO three inches in length. The reporter
Of The North American says:
"Souo of them are called scorpion back, sndcsrry
around style Of she'll that crnches under one boots
like remarkably tough esg-shell. These fellows are
snG, when running, look like Q strip Of highly var
nisbed mahogany under great excitement
AMERICANS ABRoAD.-The following is list of
Americans registered at the banking Office of thu
American European Express Co., Paris, from April
to April IS. 1853:
PIP, jane; D.; iS;i;y gis s%ay " A., RSSj
Gr " l. B = Ssr1 Mo %a M.ie sSsp
srus and lady Penn. r. R. Bunting. Ohio.
FATAL FALL rRos THr SrgEPLE orA CHuRcH.-
Lewis Dean carpenter lately residing No 1874 West Forty
fourth street work Thursday the seep-
OF new Roman Catholic Church in Fairfield Conn. missed bis
footing and fell headots the ground lie wa taken Mp dead
ana BROUGHT this city day and Friday Coroner
Perry held an To-. boy the ssss s an
fail reudeed by the jury Decessed "" oermsn oJ
birth Is years of
Fatal FALL FROM BUILDISG.-James McAvoy,
sone engaged Friday st work on s"ndow ell
Sertsly lost hi. basnc. and fell headlons the sidewalk He
was taken up insensbe and conveyed &c the Yo Hosp
tai be- died after admission The Corone were
notified inquest will be held upon the body today
TuE HOMICIDE OF CAPT. CHaLKER.-Ccroner Con
merry ON Friday proceeded the New York Hospital for the pa
nos. of holding inquest the body OF Capt Charles H.
haksr ate the propeller Seneca who died from the
effects o shot wound received short time siuoe through
the discharge Of spol bys private wa'chm.n on Pie,
No l5 Fast The nguest not however proceeded
witnesses not In attendance ana the
mstter was adjourned 70 Saturday, at 10 O'Clock a. m
CRrsHED TO DEAIH.-Coroner Connery held an
naue, on Frdsy the New York Hospits upon the body OF
Patrick Qup native Of Ireland about So yesrs OF age who WAS
fatally crushed steamboat aud Pier No ID East hve
Tbrdsy aud died subsequently, OF his nures inc s:p
M The have been accidental and the
Jury rendered verdict to that effect
FATAL FALL ON BoARD-Coroner Connery
held 81 inquest New York Hospital Friday upon The
body of Hugh Gillespie ngshemsn who died from injuries
cey.d IN falling through the bsfchwsy OF the
ship living Of the East River piers verdict
Of occidental death rendered BY the jury.
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who bss been IL tb country for toe lat two year.
and has obtained turing tbst time. contributions 70 bis
cause smouptiDg to nearly $4,000. During his stay
here be has gained troops Of fsnds not only among
Methods but sso snoog Christians OF othar denom-
nations who regard him as the inaugura'"r OF new
era Of Metbodst ard Protestant activities IN lre'sad
They propoee beore hs departure from our snores, to
give him pubic dinner which will be held at Niblos
Saloon on THURSDAY, May TO- at 6, P. m. The occa-
sion wiz doubtless bring together the choice spirits of
the Methodist and other Protestant churches and will
afford smother Illustration Of the extent to which re-
gous ideas are penetrating the public mind in this
country. We understand that a number OF distin
guished speakers will be present.
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advertisement !

BI'MPS OF the PEOPLE PHOTOGRAPHED and
En- s-i i.hea With 0rim Sn the prominent Bumps
iud'reir the state Of hs weather anyhins ess =
HoLNEss Bump Factory. No ns Broadway.
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DEATH or Mr.. JARVIS, CLERK OF The COURT Oh
Coxsos PLEAs-Mr Benjamin II. Jarvis, the Clerk
of the Cour. Of Common Plea, for this county, died on
Thursday afternoon of copgestive fever Mr. jaws
had been i'll but few days. His fdneral Will tsSe
place from bic late residence at occok this Afternoon.
Mr. Jarvis has been connected with the Court Of Com
non Pleas for the past fifteen years and wa ABOUT
forty years Of age at the time Of his death.
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A Bold TRASsAcTIOs-On "wednesday aitenoss,
two Young fellows Heady and Joseph Dss, entes
the clothing Of Feite Msseroe street and desired e e.
at some coats After fitting tbensoves they suddenly daee
ont Of the away leaving their old coats behsA
Officers Of the Sixth Precinct succeeded IN
resting them The accused parties held for e1amnstico
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'S3nE3hV

general description Of tho drives, walks, lakes,
parades, Fairgrounds, and proposed structures wa
given in Yesterday TRIBUNE.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY A JERSEY CRY ALDER
nAN-Mr Matthew Erwin, representative In the Board ~
Aldo from the Second Ward Jerey CITY while aoonns
under temporary alteration mind. yesterday morning -
tempted commit suicide BY taking an ounce sndsnns
Burroughs and Qidor however immediat1y Sum
succeeded overcoming the effects Of tas psos
He will probably recover.
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BrnsLAnIKs.-The distiIery Of Brock 4 I.exerdss

in First street. North Twelfth. entsred on Thnroe
niaht snd robbed OF several dollsrs in pennies.
The house Of Edward Ws In North S-scnA 49,
was entered the evening and bay horse and cart with
carcass OF stolen theieom The articles stolen wess
valued $50 The horse snd found yestssds a
morning in livery stable in New York
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The above are all Taumsny Democrats except Mr..
Scbefeln, and is stated that he does not intend to
remain after getting the Bureau into working order.
EI-Msyor Westervelt is good selection. James
Taylor and David Kissnsr are the only reapnpint-
nepts.
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MAsosIc.-Cassis Lodge No. 4, which recently 40
which the ceremony healing conducted BY Dsps
ty Master Of the State Robert Mccoy Aher socednf
ths Lodge applied obtained recommendation Of -
mission Corner stone Lodge. and they accordingly ~saa
irad LIT nght under the dispe nation.
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Du,irg the early part Of sst week woman
named Elizabeth b. Miller. alias Obmsn, came to JET
ferson Market Police and made complaint OF abandon
ment against her husband Mathew Obman. justice
Kelly issued warrant for the arrest OF the deeefter
In the mean time Mss Miller alias Mrs. Obman, went
to ObInans father with view of ascertainng emo
could not get some support from her husband, ana
was then she learned TO her satisfaction that Obmaa
had another wife living. Wife No. I. whore maiden
name was Nina jacob, Immediately repaired to the
Court and alleging that Elizabeth had married Oo-
man. with the full knowledge that he had wife living
made complaint against her for bigsmy. SIZE was
arrested, but subsequently discharged. VIE NO.
how Gomez forward and prefers complaint OF bigsmy
against Obman for marrying her when ne bad sno.nef
wow in full life. Obman was arrested by Oheer
Peterson and Justice Kelly committed him 70 Pr'on
in defsul. Of 81 600 bail The accused was msireu 70
Miss Nina Jacob BY the Rev. Augustus Dar'ner' on
the 9th June 1856 and BY the Rev. Tbos. g. Osborn
to Miss Elizabeth B. Miller, the 2ad January 'a''
Three months after his second marriage no u'''
Elizabeth and returned to his first love.
Fn1grIyc W.rlR.-Probsbly all who use hvef
brook or lake wa,er-snd nearly all who live IN c'1e'
must use it. or do worse-sre that Always CON
aips considerable proportion of animal AMI veee'ao''
matter, which ought not to be taken INTO 'no
system, yet which can only be excluded oy 'ou' n''e
irg process. Our Croton is better tnan a''' ~.
water, yet it so saturated with whsi Is not
to say nothing Of the startling reve OF 'ne nv.
scope 1. is very percsptbiy c0'ofed oy 'noln ~ s.
sry enc not blind nsy detect it by oo"psn1s -
| that has been filtered with Que lhss no. Wv ''eu
the Auuu o. when the leaves have iae' ."' '''O' :"
Still more decided. W. estuDe's tas any " y" so-'
ho.,s u rest sarsnts tnat aegecis 70 hHe' y" 0''~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01

CRusHED TO DEATH.-Coroner Connery held an
,none,. ON Fdsy AT the New York Hosp upon the body Of
Patrick Qup native Of Ireland about So year. OF age VINO WAS
fatally seamboa aud Pier No Is East kver
on Tbrr,dsy and died subsequently his injuries at the csp
tai The have been accidental and the
Jury rendered verdict to that effect