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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MAY To-
Before Mr. JossrH BspcHAN
nnsrnrcTIne A crsroM.Housk orrIctN.

OBsTHUCrING A tVsfON.HOVsk VFFNFN
George Scnrsini, master Of the bark Resolution,
charge Of ob.iIuots Custom House om9<
in the discharge of h. dpy The complain, dismissed TIE
statute o 1899 provides Of S+eJo be- ooverx
for urusr pon, raised on the examination whetaW
en- arrest could be and indictment found 10 waco
the penslty VISA tine. ~ -,
I'll, Con held that under the act OF 1899 which bed
been Sustained by subsequent decisions criminal rfscstisa
will lie oen,e equally with civil action, Tor the reoo''
ery o the hne.
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Tuv E,p or THE BFFvrR POISONING

Tgy Esd or THE BFENER POISONING CAsE.-The
inv..sn into attending the death Of Mrs
M eener alice I'D had died Of poison administered
by Ter husband concluded yesterday. DR. Anzhsn es
tried 10 MAKING analysis Of theeonteus Of the stomach Of de-
ceased that be- discovered poisonous substances "ary
In ,ux,r 20 question Surs-n Ball the Doctor stated that
~. mr. b dssth the disease which was found 10
| u her the ubercuar deposits in the 1ng ana the disor
I'D cate the liver other words that she died OF con
unun The given the jury who rendered yer
airt that Mr. died u consumption whereuP)n Mr.
P.,ner wes honorsbly discharged.
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BROOKZ wv I2EN.%

AccrprSr-George Simpson, residing in North
Tenth street, seriously injured about o'clock Yesterday
nius bv being run over on Twenty third ferry boat
Nv Irss and cart he taken the Station House al
Greeupoini aud attended BY Dr. Wells wrn was idnd that
several Of his ribs broken. He was sent home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

BIRTH AT A S1ArIoy-HousE.-A colorei woman
named Jane Be~iman gave birth tbs second rem
station House OF Monday nish; she lad been admitted "
lde.T tie evening previous
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Advertisement
The Anniversaries will bring many strangers to

the not few Of whom will visit the CHRONOLOGICAL CAB
Of FOWLER WELLS No. 500 Broadway just above the
Park and deinea;ion Of their dispositions defects
talents proper occupation, how to cultivate and make tho
most Of themselves.
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THI YUrSG NES's CHRIsrIAs AssooIArIos.-ln'
meeting q the Brooklyn Young Mems Christian A.oe.
ion ssG In the Presbyterian Church, Henry street
evening" the officers for The ensuing year were elected Ut
Henry II. Lloyd chosen Presdsut-
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Advertisement.
q. 10 .uara that reason

prices and splendid stock the life aud soul OF SUGGEST
competition present this season. great on th
fashionable Spring MILLINERY and MILLINERY MATERIALS
''' ~ r. T. WILDE, No. 25l Broadway.
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TBI PIsAscIaL OFFICERS. The bonds OF the IMAM
Ga. oe.l. having accepted By the Common Cosah On
Monday ls the Controller id.O entered upon ne duties
II heir sece yesterday The Corporation Counsellor ao
compSs.eed his duties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

TBRowy OFT OF WISDow.-The woman, Eliza
s.e who =. alleged was thrown the second win
dow No % Atlantic street Monday ny her husband lies
IN rrecsuus situation Hospital Her spine fractured
.Id her lin psrslyzed she still persists IN he original
st,men that her husband II, is In eus,ody
Az Ai,ins the result Of the in ur1e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

FIRE At COLUsBUsvILLE.-MOnday afternoon the,
Frunk Moueyerde the HvtOwn aud Maspeth Plank
rosd destroyed BY fire 1t originated from the dues IL the
Kitchen. Insured for Z So.
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IAdyerisenent
THOMPSON BROTHERS, No. Wall ST., offer TO

sale all times UNITED STATES ard STATS STOCKS TOT m
ves,Irenl u Banking purposes, in amounts to suit
Orders Tor the purchase sale oil Stocks on Commission
pIunIplY exeutcd.
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H.vrn Rssa Company stsl-Mp,on for References d~seA.
C iss no power order refereuc- in tAs
"a, The eons,t " both par.. An se nsy. h,~ev.r ~
snsided by jury wA-her not the psin,is ss
s, kloer tn sefcdsn and secAhit ~ the -xtssA
Of what ngnl-r Of shaFr.i
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FIRr IN ELEvr>rB sIRrnr.-On Monday evening,
fire was discovered under the back basement stairway
ofthe dwelling house No liz Eleventh street, belong
ing to Wm. Cairns. The flames were extinguished
before they had made any Roadway, and no damage
was done to the building. Mr.. Cairns is uninsured,
and, Judging from the report of the police the fire
was the work Of some malicious person.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS

DEATH OF A MIsER.-Tae Nerdrk Mercury ssys.;:
On Tuesday II s week. hs ers boas On ne Bas~s'a
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Tzrptr r. ths Ye,rutL Ward aisa william PstrrNn sret
yrsT.. native of scotland sad Coz tho Ia. Su.ror 81
c.ttury ~ cd saG Tie swamp aser FOR
yaTs lad brer tke habit of ell his scrd and osr~,
les swcns point 10 companions ard .r.nser the rs
dtur o The urr many curious iuciica.- ueH'iusd
Lsyins occurred hs life He Gd, Se had sFd .-ins
Of iut- and gsin snd surrounded by nothnS ouc'e 70
conio-t except such things I'D ben furnished ~ ~. as
b hind i~ishh He would have dor h,1sh one
procured sssiEs his WILL VINO wA Ssked BY tue dyiae n'I,
rather -. I'd the noiry Tor hre else Nriihrr would 40
have csEyn.n ssyns re below none OF thr docF'ne. "
belief was peculiar Ara certain nunher Of year,
"a nturu o. this world youns snd had suas.d o.. Pe
with thst O. receive " az "a, IN
when he Two Eephrv !. saiG his hss
sud vii core for large IL Is sid BY hst De h,s
srd child driven hi, prsrnre
Tha house in which he
lived The bank Of the canal Is low buans sad
The bi. consisted Il three chairs and three chests
Our chairs and Of the chest. made h hisd sud
be Il, uun them without eoyerny SELDOM undressing himself
ard Ay. stsnduy sitting lying With his Dat On his
heed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

Alexandria, Egypt. April 3. 1850. IL says he has
hacr travelling where be could receive 10 letters
sronn home during the preceding eight months; and
ADS. shall hardly succeed in reaching New-York
before June
The late c. ,. Hovey, esq, lay his will made the
kuti-Slayery cause, womeus Rights and Nen-ReSIs'-
s,ce his residuary legatees, through the agency OF
William Lloyd Garrison, Wendell Phillips FRANCIS
lack son and Others The amount 10 bc expended Tor
the good Of these various ia ect ares ana pup
,cstiops The amount thus b. stowcd is something
like $4,000
The fortunate husband Of the daughter OF Mr..
Corcoran, the Washington banker, receives with MS
wife If rumor be true bridal present OF ,oOo,oVo
DIR. Thomas NJ. Drake, formerly professor in
the Ohio University at Athens, was drowned in the
cana, GAINESVILLE, on Suud ~ last. He was nstive
of Ireland. not long resident in this country aud
GOOD scboar, with fine oratOrcal abiltiez.
The Hastings (Minnesotal fndeptndem says it is
,,obale that the Rev. DR.. Bushnell of Hartford, viii
lake up his residence in Ninnesota.
To IA, Editor Of TA< ~ Y Tribune.
s,R. Al / am constantly annoyed by the receipt OF
Latter. and the late weekly newspaper cali
cd IN, ConssofiOn shall take it as great favor If you VIII
o ms 10 state not the Editor nor have been for
the mast two months Editor for eight weeks only and
then 10 consequence Of the failure Of the publisher to fulfil his
contract, Withdrew my meme. PARk BENJAMIN
NstV. York May :, 1893.
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IAdvertiscment
BRADY's GALLERIES.

FHO1OGKAPHs,
AsBRoryPEs DAGVERREoTYPss
Nos ms $50 and 6t5 BosdwBy New York aud No 80 Penn
sylyanis.sv Warrington, ID. &.
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Ex.pnlicnna

RECOVERING. - EN-POhceman Titus, VINO wa
stabbed on Sunday night in bsrrOon ght Aeese avenue
(eerrnt not seriously injured al fr supposed
Bari Isck negro who sbd him. arrested MONDAY
uizht md held await examination.
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TNdNcIt''H'eH1'I ~, - -
LIE WANnERER'S Return !-We do not me9l


the Yacht Wanderer, but TIE WASDsRgR JESSIE were
- n and truly affecting Of domestic life, which
osrly performed BaRsUM MUSEUM and will be repeated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

P,RADE.-The Franklin Guard, Lieut.. Baldwin
commanding psrsded last evenins, being the lIh snni'eJ
II their IeorEalixs,ion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

CoRREcTIOS.-In Yesterday paper one Of our
prcofresdeT made very impoin, omission in publishing Dr.
bxons He makes him promise % REMOVE without opera
ton "s Tumor OF Cancsrou' Character The word not We.
unfortunately omitted though fairly lrgIi in the manuscript
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11
ant. John =, Newkirk. of

The Highwood Guards, Capt. John ?. Newkrk, OF
Uolokeu gave an exhibition dnu Monday evening 81 old
Fellows Hail. H boxer presence q five hurired ladies'
ard Gentlemen including number Of military men, among
whom were Brssd-rGen Hsth-E Ma Chipchs-- sud CO..
Gregory The Guards showed that they wr~
well plaed and throu shout the - Tire d almost every
rov.nrut was well sxecu,ed The Of the Gusris
Captain John p Nswkirk F. Lieutenant, Henry Ppsf;
5. coud Lieutenant Ed j. Tryou. Aher the drill c,iOn
teudered ladies aud EeHeen the ernsns portion y!
M evening being occupied BY GsnciB me band having been
furnished ~ the Oceasiun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

Form DRowSED.-Coroner O'Kceie held an in
quest on Tue dsy upon the body Of known about the
SAMMY who found drowned AZ the East Rve
near Franklin No marks Of violence we're
found upon the body and the Jury rendered verdict oil
by ming"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

SIsI-AsNUAL REPORT OF FIRFs.-Flre Mar-hei
pI,n.p r,, s m number Of frs aud alarm. during tle
HoIths eEds April 80 at l0l AID TIE o's' damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

DAMAGED HIDEs--A cargo Of damaged hides,
which landed VI the sor-hou along street
about week ago ar. complained Of a. es1ans scken-
Ing .uyia in The n-shbohood Some Of them have been re-
moved authorities bot sufficient sill remain 20
In the atmosphere with the stencil arising terefro
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Advertisement
GURNHY's NEW

GALLERY No Broadway frst boi below the New York
Hotel Photographs, Dasuerreotypes Miniatures In ol And
Ivoryypes.
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THF MrTINFERs OF THE BARK AMhNDa.-JuStice
Connolly yesterday committed Adoph Kurer sud Frederic
trial the charge OF attempting 20 set the
Pran bark the Fire Marshal having nvest'
gated the aaair and traced that crime 20 htm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

FATAL AccIDEsTs.-Jas. Hart, resident Of Fifty
ninth street, near First avenue, died Monday at
the Bellevue Hospital, of conclusion of the brain,
caused by falling down stairs, Saturday night last,
while intoxicated. Coroner Schirmer held an inquest
On Tuesday morning Verdict, Accidental death.
lie was an Irishman, 40 years of age.
Another inquest held by the same Coroner, at
Bellevue Hospital upon the body of Cornelius Gala
han, fagman in the employ Of the Harlem Railroad
Company. Callahan, who stationed at One-hun-
dred-and-rinth street signaled the clock up train
on Monday morning, and stepped upon the other
track to let pass. In doing 50, he did not observe
that the train from White Plains was coming down
behind him. When he stepped on the track, the
locomotive was only about % feet distant, and, a.
though the whistle was sounded and the brakes ap-
Piled before the poor fellow could get on, Of the way,
or the train be stopped he was under the wheels.
Both of his legs shOckingly crushed that he
died soon after reaching Bellevue Hospital. lie was
IS years Old and of Irish birth. The verdict eIoner
ated the persons in charge of the train.
james Cregan, child of years, while playing at
the foot Of East Twentyfrst street. on Monday aier-
noon fell into the river, and although rescued before
life was extinct died soon after. The body was
taken home To No 265 East Twenty first street. where
Coroner Jackman held inquest on Tuesday.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.-MAY io--Befos
Judge DAVIES.
CASE OF JAMES GLAss-DIsAGREEMENT AND DIS
CHARGE THE JURY.

CASE OF JAMES GIAss-DIs.GREEMEsT AND DIS
CHANGE OF THE JuRr
The Iurv in tbe CIas, murder trial who had been Ia
/ Z - -. ..r,. d., Cur, ri. mo,.In,
dteeison or niney one no". eae INTO Coul | S" ,
looking soniew rhe"Vb' Inc P'sonci WIS o'"s"' 'A"
Conu oy the sherin' -. ..,.I..L.-
The jury on beng Intercepted by the Court ssed th hey
had Lot yet been able IL agree upon verdict
The Judg-Grnteme do you need any further iofrutons
from the Court III reference 10 any pfinniPr ~ s" or your
recollection 10 b. refreshed by testimony any of the W.T.
u.sse,f
The FocmanNo ALL Sir conceive Of no possibility u
the Jury agreeing have used all due rea.onng and
which, think be- brought u brar upon the case We Wish
the that this subject into most ser
ous consideration.
The Judge asked the Jury they thoushtt Their duty 70 s
The Foreman replied IA tine Affirmative Tas
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIOSs-MAY Io.-Bef0re judge

This morning the of The People agf. Sefson
Cohen the Jewish peddler Cor grand srcssy Of SSsp
Of .~rlry with which he sbsoondrd 20 GrnDsny We
III. pied time 81 the Conrt hf the whole
ohpr tined to-day aud the Jurors not impsnn>o s"'
the in Discharged ~ "a" gay II
FL Recorder Smith Prosecuted the ease and vast "a
TESTIMONY x.s prodesd which revealed curious Tram % sur
cum.isnees Mr. Lease Herman, the prsouers oo,ss a. &c
A, a eonp.nent recalled, ard s@ain.o oy us
fu. ~ ..,.S ,ha be Chrs aud had bee me Jew
I'm he nsrTed bis wife drnied hat On th ssrount ~
ss.d between hef aud the pri~Hef NIX a' NC 20
come Jew In order 70 marry s.sl,by Jews"
n. s.s convicted and ;a4nded atii Saturday 'or
The tsl wss es1aoetsd with srest Zeal Of anxiety on eSa
sds sud eonsdsrsb sa sse ID hsd bssn msts ~ tne
"a poy. the Allegations against hr bothsra.s~
., insure cor yctios The pTners character was ssd 70
b. very bad H left biz ris- sas IsSfs aso IN sn
bis Bro -w.lry left hi. Wifi again aud robbeA
her Il oil her jew.lry and yanAbes a.
TIE Court ID Syurrsd 20 II . M On "Wednesday
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Advertisement
JIC TARITT RAZOR STROP.-Thls inim-

table article may be obtained Of the sole manufacturers s.
S.USDEs Aston House. and Of the various agents through
out the city.
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I Advprtisemerf.l

AdVertIst ntEtI
Now is the time!
To buy your CARPEIs!:
English velvets 81 TO l2I per yard.
Reel English Brussels, 81 70 lOL per yaEd.
Floor Oilcoths 2l6 20 g. per yard.
UIRAM AsDERsos, No. 80 Bowery.
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(AdveTlissment.l
NESS CURED, however caused, BY new


Addre.. Dr. BoARDMAs personally or by letter A. No ~
Broadway, Newfork.
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FELoSioUs Ass.uLr.-owen Gibney, driver OF
dir cart, arrested and locked up yesterday
by Justice Steers for brutally beating VIM Steiner
of No. 80 Twelfth street, with club. The COM
planant was dangerously injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

SUPPOSED SUIcIDE.-A young man named Simmons
was dead In his bed the Larse House on Tuesday al
ternoon bottle which partially Filed with hdanuin WA
on table beside him and the spposon IL that he committed
suicide by swallowing Of that drug He called 81 the hotel
the evening previous and entered his name as Mr. summons
He then apparently well. Coroner Js commenced
holding inquest upon the body bn finally % ih
uorHinz when post moTiem examination viii De made n
brother Of the ecsed who optrian, has tbs
Lsfsrse. He with the deceased on Monday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

The PROPOSED NEW CIrf HsIL.-rhe Sap-r-
vrcrs TO think that the City Hall Commissioners
appointed Last Fall under the uct Of April. 1853, are
authorized to proceed under that law and erect tue
building on The Chamben-treet side Of the Park. The
act in question authorizes the Supervisors to raise
Of se eco fer the purpose; and il is understood
that no actin taken by the Legislature at its last
sosi"n amends mOdifes the act above referred to-
Tie Commissioners, Me-srs. Corlies and Hunt met
with Committee cl the Supervisors yesterday, and
Ia ked the matter over but to no conclusion a.
to what course to pursue.
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SUPERIOR COURr-srscI.L TsEs-Msr ie-Befoc Jo<ss
PitxREroNT
HeaIy A. Caster ct al agt. The Pvansyi vania a.t
L.se Le Company q slCOnpsH. sisa'ssed . to al zee
ei,pdspis
Frarcs vcse ct a. sgt. Lowell IIodbrook ct Al
Case settled.
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The German residents 81 NewYork apd vicinity
held fsstival at Joress Wood, Monday Afternoon
the occasion being the presentation OF an elegant
flag to the Coueordia Maebnerchor. AT oci"ck, a
procession he AIDED by two companies from the ifh
Regiment. under command Of Captains Nieckei and
Fsuth and embracing the Licder'efl, fiteia, Boon
ingdale Frch-iune Germ snia, Coumbi4, Mozart Msen-
reTchor, Harlem L;eierkrAntz, Bloonlngda!e Iurn-
veriep and other kindred musical societies came upon
the ground and esee red the Concuriia Mse0nerchor,
the guests Of the occasion, 10 large plaio'n-
In tie line was large wagon, ta''eia.!
decorated, in which stood twenty young Ia.
dies dressed in white, bearing the Dag that
10 be inauguraed. Amer singing by the societies
and music by the band Miss Nina Mutt, on behalf oil
her companions presented the flag to tie ConcoriIa
Meennerchor IN neat ana appropriate speech. 'ii;
George Baror President Of the Association. received
the emblem and briefly responded, returning thanks
TO Miss Mutt and her associates for the St Ihi, pof
ton of the ceremony Was concluded wIth singing ny
the societies. after which the assembage scattered
themselves over the ample woods, and set about en-
oyrg themselves by dancing and singing and by par
iCipaing in various reports. Lager flowed cOp,Ousy
and freely quaffed from large horns, I'm IN
mense wooden gOblets aud glass mugs Inc
double swings revolving chairs, and elevs-
ting galleries well patronizei, as was als"
donkey circus. This latter affair afforded held OF
amusement for Children large numbers OF whom were
grstited by their parents with ME around tue rng
upon several small doukeys. Here and there about
the grounds were scattered the various singing societies.
who at short intervals would burst forth in joyous song
drawing for the time crowds Of listeners. The affair
passed over pleasantly and il was not until nightfau
that the party left the grounds and sought their homes
The flag is Of white silk, and very large. On one
side in embroidery is Tyre, surrounded by wreath
of laurel and oak, and the words Concorda Maenner
Choir, founded Feb. "a 1855.
On the other side is eagle, with wings extended,
ard beneath an inscription in German, which, when
rendered into English, reads: Free MS the oagles
"mighty plumage, the sony shall raise toward the
sun" The embroidery is beautifully executed, and
the fag is surrounded with gold fringe.
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Before Judge BEADv
HrASY VERDICT AGAINST rHE CITY.
EhEah.th RsneN Adm,x &n. ar, The Msyot. &c.

HFNNf NkkDlCT N8AINsI 1Hk VITTs
EhEsbcth Rsney Adm'x. &c. ar. The Mayor, &c
This action WAS broug hit To recover $9.DVJ fw the
loss Of plaintiffs husband whose death rcel o the srssd
the defendants keep IN. proper roDs
spI-arvd that the h Of Jny last, PLAINTIFF. hassnt
dI,in his FiTst between Tcnth saa rwcety
Gt sr.t when the into hole In the tar~
i'm him 81 the car. aud puTg him severely thai he died ts
days s0er~srd.
The defnse scrrd no evidence hu claimed TIA, there
,en the death Of The deceased h The iaas
Vrrdir tr plaintiff for $4,000 n Mll.rd foS pl.inid,
Richard Russeta for defeuiap'a
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Biting OFF MANS NOsE.-Phillip Schip,
butcher residing at No Al First street. was arrested
yesterday, on complaint of Andreas Geiger, OF No.
100 Houston street. One of Geigers children acci'
dentally killed chicken belonging to Sehip, which
led TO quarrel between the two men, during which
Schip gouged Geighers eye nearly out bit of piece
of his nose and wounded his finger with his teeth.
Justice Steers committed the accused for trial.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--ossrs,r rssx-Mn 10

COURT OF COMMON PLfAS--OssssAL resx-NAy n-
Before Judge DALy.
SUIT FOR PERSONAL ISJURtrs.
Anthony DRhsy. Tho Sccout Avenue R.iIosd Company
II u ~ action to recover damages tor persons
iujur. .n,a BY plaintiff cop-eq1eace a the sesr aexn
nee dcfeisuts' Plaintiff DRIVING AS
G. shen ctr e. Pearl when At tbe q toe Sc,sA
A,tuur Rsr~d CO.. rsny csne in COLLISION vita IA. Cart
In ckips him frscturng bis thfh Defendants sct -
tha. plniutH csrplc-s and nrsseut Cas-. e.
J,fn Trsrp and Mr. Schermerhop for PLAINTIFF ChsascT
Schar. q fnr1 arSA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

REAL EsTArE.-The following sales were made yes
terday by A. J. Blocker, Son & Co.;
On Liberty srect-House and lot No. 1884, 222 and p st5
and 5I2...... 20
Liberty sreet-House and lot 1856 22 and lollX52 400
The following sales were also made by Adrian II.
Muller:
Triton Mansion House and 10 city lots al McComb's Dam 18th
.treet aud 8tI IL 800
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To T,x.PAYERs.-All taxes on real estate for the
year 1853, not paid on before the 3ls day of May
will be returned to the bureau of the LIST
Of June, for collection.