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Z" Is L. W. BABBIrr A DEFAULrER ~


This query is just now engaging the ut
tention Of the Democratic press of the State,
to the exclusion of all else, except "Repub-
lican Extravaganza" Some three years
ago, BABBITT was turned out of the Land
Office in this city, because he failed to pay
over certain monies, which the Government
claimed it had an undoubted right to. For
his failure to pay over this money, the Gov
eminent pronounced him defaulter-At-
torney General BLACK, considered him a
defaulter, and since the commencement of
this canvass, Judge Mason, gave it as his
opinion, that he was defaulter, and that
the Government would recover the monies
from him, that he had failed to pay over.
Under these circumstances, is it any wonder
the ''lesser fry" should come to regard him
in the light of defaulter? Certainly not.
However, be that rs it may, soon after he
was discharged from office, as no longer
trustworthy, suit was commenced against
him in the United States District Court of
Iowa, for the recovery of the money he had
retained in his possession. That suit was
pending at the time Of BABBIrr's nomina-
ton by the Democratic party, as their can
didate for Lieut.. Governor. Now, here was
a dilemma-it is true, not unexpected BY
BABBITr. 1t was II master stroke Of policy
on the part of BABBlTr, for he foresaw the
position the party would be placed in, unless
the U. S. District Court came to the rescue.
At the time of his nomination, BABBlrr
knew, that with large majority against his
party, on the popular vote, his chances Of
success, were equal tF TRlNBLE's chances
for the Presidency, but yet he thought,
doubtless, that by the aid of nomination,
he would by outside pressure, in measure,
be more likely to force decision through
the Court in his favor. In this, it seems he
was not mistaken, for, at the September
term Of the U. S. District Court, it is stated,
he was declared entitled to the monies he
retained in his possession, against precedent,
and against lar, it was thought by the
General Government. The Court has given
BABBlTr a certificate of charactcr--to his
pecuniary advantage, if not to his political.
In thus far, BABBlrr has been the gniner by
his nomination. The question as to whether
he is dafaulter, or not, yet remains open.
a man is not always guitless, whom the
Courts pronounce so. BABBlTr has gained
his point-remains in possession of the
funas-bu: the decision comes too late to
be of any avail in advancing his political
aspirations. This decision, a, this time
after having SO long been delay this
decision, we say, just on the eve of election,
seemingly partakcs too much of a partisan
character, to further the political ends of
the wou!d-be Lieut.. Governor. l.. W.
BADBIrr stands, to-day, before the people
of Iowa-so far as his honesty and integrity
are commemorative same as he did before
this decision was rendered. Having said
this much, We leave it to our readers to say
whether BABBIrr's getting decision in his
favor at this time, is due to his innocence
or to the cause we have mentioned.
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Dissolution.

WE co-partnership heretofore existing between the
= unae,sis"ea IN the Drug buiness. under the frm
name OF D. Honn Co., is this day dssoi we'd by mu-
iua consent The business Of the late Arm viii be
,ea y Honn, who will continue the business
J. d. HONN. -. IS
:. ,e.o JAMES PoRTERFIELD.
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.GY twenty-five cents is to be the price
OF admission to the Great Eastern, at Port
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To Old Ceuntrymen!

"E ARE DRAWING DIRECT ON ENG
w LAND, ireland, Scotland, and all other parts Of
continental Europe. We also issue passage tickets
from Liverpool, Hamburg, Antwerp, Bremen Havre
70 New YORK. s4eE II. G. MUTT & CO.. -
s1.h1 Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa
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TRUSTEES, SALE.

"HEREAS, J. NJ. Palmer, by his deed, dated Aug
lhn, 1903, and recorded by the Recorder Of Pot
aa~Auanie county Iowa, in Book H. Page 362 August
slst 1908 conveyed to Milton Hammond, NJ D. trust,
the following described Real Estate situated in the
county OF fot'awattamie, and State of Iowa, wit
Lot No seven ~ in Block six {s) and Lot No
No) IN BLOCK hve ~ in Bayliss list Addition of Council
binhs, Iowa, which conveyance which was made to
secure ne payment Of certain pomissery in said
deed specified andescribed executed and delivered by
the sara N. Paimer to Nathan B. Hammond, date
August th 1893, due Ten Months after date In the
sum OF TWO Thousand aud NiDetyTwo dollars and Fifty
Four cents with interest at the rate of ten per
per anhum, after maturity. And, Whereas the said
note is now due and unpaid therefore, the request
the h"ioer thereof I, Milton Hammond, NJ. D., the
trustee above named, will sell the estate above
aeserloea according to the provisions Of the Deed
Trust above named, at public vendue in front OF the
racine House IN Council Bluffs, County Of Pottawata
me ana STATE OF Iowa. for Cash to the highest bidder
on SATURDAY the 9th day Of October 1852 between the
hears Of aociook, A. NJ, and O'Clock p NJ of said
day. to satisfy said note Of said trust and sale
MILTON HAMMOND, NJ. D.,
Daied september 18th, 1859 Trustee.
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MCBRIDE l. BOWEN HAVE JUST RE.
lv1 ceived large lot Of PLOWS Of all description
whicl will besod at very low prices. fv2n6.,
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THREE JOURNEYMAN TAILORs
(tAN find constant ennleyr.e.. Z. NAY s. Wells
CatCuneii Biuhs. None hut ssst @nrkmen need da
oldy z.l....s. --.Ea- -.
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DIED..

AyFZXAN rhursdsy, Aug H. afer ous AID painful ~
MS Fanny Moosh vie Of Gen. joseph AyerzAas aged -
IT, relatives and friends q The family respectfully i1ved
hu further notice attend tie Re r VI sss sld funeral
.r,vo. AZ :; St. rheus Church TStaty eighth siTee u
S,turdsy n mig, ljih iust., .. 10 o'ciocA
RgACU-A, CITY Is and or Wetnesiiy Ass 10, BA-bry wife
ii Robert W Beach IT,, il tie &slhiyeaI 81 her sse
pyNNFKEN-In tbs city Thursday. Aur II, AErsreiAa
U,fcwic Herueken, sged years, month snd II days
coIpIp Broilvu N morning Aus 10 OF disease
-. bss Mary Louis. second g. Of JArcs > aid
Charlotte Cole, aged IS years
DrGAS-ln ,hs city. on Thursd,y. AaE H. u brain fever
Cornelius youpge.; Of William Dasan, aged Jesi' and u
naonihs-
pDWARDS-A purds5 Pa. OF "Wednesday, Aug. II Ar-A-i
Edwards son Of Beui.nIn J. and Margaret j. td"sras
AGED | yeat. 10 months AID = days
IIVERMORE-O1 Thursday, Aus. IL sfer hnsenns LIES.
A. hr rrs5ence Of her sonlaw, K Lairfnoe Lacy Iehe'
ft late CAPT jose ph LiVercre In .he eh year Of bel
Tbr - s,,ve and eads q TIE family Invited to ats s
rsral On Saturday sesoo-iat oecck g the liza rr-so)
,sri,n Cairca oog3eI Q; Aysass sDS kes..a ';ts-;
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b., .5e 10 explain that s. ne psxf, la
Of ee1n.,.poss He ..s.~a :hst q he Tics I-d b.
be- Gine baas dr, f. Il the CrtT. Bank Uoa
vtch oti-ined week. pr.vhs froa h frieni me
a,ier that ono dty b sing th another friend ~Eo
wte couveTsn, ssou getting .a. eaEsvins aone u
filed - or be Of $3.50 n The order Il Joha ho'i'
;hs he "a the where the ssHstr- Eo1d De- M
fear tie. be should -e H. might h-a ana uaAs
Defetssr, further ALLEGED that .. the tire be tsked viii
plso' woe.s-s ne hse this bsHs Siat "a 81. nAr pY
bs Of erokea bark calico re Se9'T. par.
T-une~- which The same size AID hind Of psP- - me
oa arG shon hsd ben Pa's-d "a upon 81 n oae iay Gy
s1ol.sse fT god i've ihs, b dl.A the wit
5s'e. thu o.ry AToaid zoe s % e sSnra Of the
ober end the figures 80 and the name OF ms otnk
$40 JON a2i -. ' i b hand he aaaed -n
other Of 10 value which al ths tune n no
his bend end tas be .pot Of ssns them ca.hed be
intended meuty Of COURSE that he could tsse .hsn ~ -
ope 10 h. ha1o. his pcket aso get then -
Wit, the ssid ors. m ociet casheo a. the bank TO W.T.: te
aid bank cesisIa;ed On the ora be held N ms neno
leaving the said witnesses, for hicse 20 draw suct cu
cusoI, he might The defendant produced IN C9u tne
idepcsl bank daft 'ne TIE tso o' OF Toe 2 @
ton continued up 9th inst when tn def.ndan; counsel
sss.n moved for his discharge from the The motion Vas
argued by M Gs>uD for the Defendant AID opposed J 'f
s Jndr. ,asedsy morning rendered the following ieeson
xeRAA.M defendant is arrested IN the mrs. 10
ssure on 'appeenary Pocesans.' taey a1e 20 =.
sf erwsId il TIE same usnreI q. " conueua Sy ~ 80
The proc. ding not confined to the 81 ,ns
su but either parry may .s witnesses As III 'Hs'
In regard 70 al the property except the ds IN. evdnoe "a
ss,h. 1 5h s % 50 b5 tss whom be
and the o.her pes uamsd tie principals Of he dciehaai
The ev, pee the drafts is conf ctLg aod have some
Recitation Is t what /. The true explanation Of the contradic
stai1 The witness The mere DENIAL OF he a-is
an that be bad such drsf not sufficient 81 any rae 10 over
come the positive testimony % the three four witnesses on zoe
,a of plaintiff that l,y them IN defendants Possession
ard Of lis missions tba, be hso such drafts.
Evidence NJ adduoed the defendant 20 show
that drawn by the bank named BY the
tiff Such bank Is sufficiently Identified 70 call for
eyd-r the bsnb named % sustain toe defendants proof
IL ay be the oefendsnt furnish such evidence aid
The evidence being satisfactory this point the motion
be denied wtbou; prejudice renewal OF the motion on
payment Of = 10 co.ts.
B. c. Thsyer and W. Wei. f,r the plaintiff ar Ford and
Charles OaNun for defendant
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-SrEcIAL TERM-JuLY II
Before Justice lSSgAHAM.
IINANVIAL UFEKNIUh n 7 NVI DID
William c. Young az. John Morris.

FINANCIAL OPERATOR ~ TROUBLE.
William c. Young as John Morris. -.
In this case the assignee OF the plantfi, noldlng
indictments ssaus defendant 10 the amount OF s n''i
iutcd procee obtain discovery ana coup ths ap
No. va. alleged ,bs; the stopping the
MeIc,nt. Hotel in July last where be held hm.s 0i,n :.
and said ,ba; h. intended soon e carry rvnnTa any.
S. h. Or I'D s.@S IN S: .h 5 S hs Sax
New Yoi, psyses to 81: sao,' "nn ,'St If The eur
1epcy Of the Central Bank OF Psnn,vsns and bond o. e
rYIcne ard Locsha,,n Rslrosd CouPan, upon 1n ~
pi lin Gp.pci. parsncel TO cary" the bant hist ne In
tended 20 leave T that purpose as soo as ne =, "a, bs
i,,r,,a indsmeu,. Upou sfdsvt Ct thee facts VARIANT
wa..sued be'sf Of the p.n ~ Jaase ,s HIN shrr.
mon he IVES taken in custody b' the Sberia a. he
Hotel snS ais bsssee s ss.n Va. brought before tie
Ju6se .d took usual oath to make true answers
h Proceeded for days, when .he defendant
counsel motion 20 SET sslde tny - hsn M
,.ued but tie motion oyerr9ed Inc eiaSus
ton q, then continued. aud in the souse 81 Of The
Gsn.r.l R.rk of Pennsyyanis and the 'h.l - 81
S.d v1rs examined with other witnessed. on me pa'. ..
the plains They siesed among o crny WITH ZONE other
h,sined from the Aforesaid Direct 500 o. .G g.
nev Of Ire Central Bank Of PenrsylvAn,a aud cs -
xyieh were plsccd In Lis hands "a coar,s
5 70 h. made TO the director Of @SeO that IN 2
% - he defendant gave the director the n.ne OF %
tinsui.hea ex Governor Of this STATE "ko on ,ie.
Lx The director spoke glowing terms ct the % T. h
,ie den6sn thst the dei,udau, tau, saoeetoeS u NV
inE from diIec possession Of al zoe hi rronise 10
-. 5o,,r 81 only Of the loan, and giving LIE -
~ tbs balance of 1900 in weeks Tue oanlce "a an
- In due time forthcoming, the eirvc'or cam
for several weeks - GET " tHS -;
~. r. ,hi. he for various reasons. flied 40 qu'' r.
IN 5iret1r he was taken the ltaiueow ~ leL -
49,, nd his friends 90. together, with TIE
60 :. ,hex said that they had not been ti,
- ,be dsf.rdent order 70 satisfy the oe';o ~ 80 Z
arc W 49, nd. fortune was ample and ne lhtenoeS
% Ri He wa. only eating Tor bis insna as 20 80
nd 10 show that be had MS snare realy - :.
then hat -. $1,000 in drafts of the Central naNA D.
ies Which he he could g; cs.aed W .naa it W..
9th
rion .t. re defendant sill asserted his -,
$3.50 o securities on the Day Of his arrest ~"
a on the other hand, testneG .a. su .s 81.
an Le cav OF h Arres;, be- iron p'a1eo Wbnsy broker
sJerSy sha old running for him b., b. Gs1,sa a the
psssd in consequence :, ony that while st the
sS q Io Kept the eunsGSy ,s bonds ss. and so@
sametines behind the blower N lie further deuied
bayir. spy drafts whatever OF vac Sl,ag..rs
Of Utica az TESTIFIED by the PN-"-
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BYRRITT-C- Wsd-e-isy, Az 70 st Yortvills. Jsrni
Eoui.. IiAu. d.gr,er CT EGwsrc A-e May Ji-e Merritt
teer rooLbs
McCACLEY-Ir this city Ttu->isy. Aur II. Cstherrs
osl.t'sr q Villa aae a }. alC.-sJ A-~d II
r<Eths sno .: asys
McGOUA AMI thi, c..y. Thr-sdsy. Az II. william
Jcsrh yonFest of John EI1sbett IL Meow AID
10 days
PENsO-Ia South Brooslyr ThrrsisT uOrunf AuE H.
sisr 1rE Illness Mr. Mar, Peaso, wife Ct An
drew Pen.o .s-d IS year.
RANDALL-lu toiicy o congestion Of Ia brain. WaAos r
hsDd.l, Asec = year.
R0RsE-At Nevbursh or Sunday, Az !, Harry r. soa Of
} Proyot ko;ke c. bDok. u, aged yeN I'D ls isys
TH0RN-In Brooklyn Friday r5ou-s. Aus u Il cboers
rf.Ltu Caroline, Liza. d. gE.eI Of Aba b. aid EGIA0ea
:. TtJu.
The reisss AID fierd, Of The family repeatedly invited 20
s,ted ,be fruer ;hs tss;uc,y Afternoon ~ oeocS from
No a. Pierrrpont street..
WARDIAW-On WeduesGsy evenir- A1z 10 No u Presi
dent street Brooklyn Aunie, oily da-y her u James Al
AILie WLralas. ssee - days.
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Observation-Disclosures. SlSS ~
The July receipts of the Panama Road will show all
increase Of some $40 600.
An advance Of rates freight has been agreed
upon by the four great lines to the West to go into
operation on Monday next. First-class freight to
Cincinnati is l2j cents 100 Id. The advance on
the two lower classes is quite light. meeting soon
Of the four lines talked Of at Niagara but it is pos
siblc may not come oft.
In the case of James Winslow agt. the Covington
and Lexiu g.on Railroad Company, fr the foreclosure
Of the second mortgage, the Circuit Court TOR the
County of Fsyette, Ky has decided all the points at
issue in favor Of the second mortgage sustaining the
validity of the mortgage, and ordering the road TO be
Sold The case excitei unusual attention. on account
of the array of legal talent both sides aud the mag
nitude of the amount in controversy. The road Is
said to be doing good business, and is worth more
than the fret and second morSg ages.
Mr. Marsh, Receiver Of the Erie Road, will proba-
bly, enter into possession on Monday next.
The Old Nicaragua Ship Canal Company, which
recently 9ngs1 ts name to that of Central Amer
lean Interocesnc Company" made some time since
new contract with Gen. Jerez, the Nicaragua Minis
ter who also represents Costa RIGA in this matter.
Gen. Jerez recently went to Nicaragus for the pur-
pose Of urging Congress (which was convoked to
meet at malaga a on fDtu vi JuiyI W
contract 1t is now stated that information was re-
ceived by the North Star, which arrived yesterday
from Aspinwal that the contract has been confirmed
III animously, aud signed by President Martinez
Tie following is a statement OF Tolls received on
the Erie Canal up to this month compared with those
of last year:
Tolls received during the first week 10 August le9 s52l 81
Tolls during the first week in August 1884, osoi' ~
40 "a, 40
Decrease in 1853 rlottVt w
Tolls received from the opening Of nayiIston 70 - .
snd including the first week IN August lSoJ ISioko w
Do, soI'o -
Decrease il 1873. 1<'--l -
We find the following in Tie Rome Seminal:
"lhe Auditor at Albany writes TO the Canal Col
Iector of this village that there is DO morey in the
STATE Treasury TO pay the Collectors salary and ex'
penses Of his office for the month OF july
By the Eastern mail have our letters aud papers
by the Arabia. Annexed is the latest statement OF
the Bank OF England:
BAsK ENGLAND.
An Account puysg0Ht % tie At 7h and Eth Piesoya y for
he geek ending WeeHesday. July y, 1852
DEPARTMENT.
Other sscunties.... 3,t&ye
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In relation 10 American securities, Mesrs. BArlng,
Bros. & Co. remark:
American stock, shown little change aud hte activity
this we.t United Bonds. %, Qy8l do o. ss1s'i
serDg l0l dl02; Mary .od do i9eo repn-
syy.pi. Certificates 60u8I nds 821si both * on, N
cYris ue, IS Canada g., ll2al2l Noyasco. and Nes
Brupswi I06aios!; PenIsJlsauis Cen,rsl lr yu
81 ID do Serrf "a G%Sl; Illinois Contra, '.1i ffeesha
"a; Michigan Central SS4i DO, b.
Mes,,s. D. Bell Son & Co., remark:
9TH for American State Stocks continues improve
Dirs a. us,, week the inquiry or them has been general
b more sctige demand been r the bonds 81 no
az Peppsyans and Virginia TIE iD31y Tor ranan
las. rep, nas been io!1~cc Oy SONS
iarr purchases # then for ryssnrI In ohs- haS4J o'nd'
but ltte doing
The MKraykee Ners ssys that there is 10 be
Convention Of Bankers in that city, 20 consider the
subject Of establishing Clearing Holse.
A writer in Tie Jersey CITY Courier gives the
following rumor: Since the Camden aud AnbOy
Railroad Company have arranged with the Erie Rail
road and the Stevenses 20 extend their road 10 tue
Hudson River a, IIobokep, the New-Jersey Railroad
Company have determined 70 favor the next session
Of the Legislature, the extension Of the NswIersey
Central Railroad from Elizabeth across the bay, and
along Bergen Neck, to tidewater at jersey City.
large purchase lately made by the President, Vice
President, AMI Directors Of the NewJersey Railroad,
and others of the farm Of Gsdmus, on Bergen Neck,
consisting Of some 10 acres and tbe recent election
Of these same gentlemen a. DirectSs and pnocPal
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MARRIED.

Sunday jane -, =, ;h" Metropolis
To e. Poaus Oregon BY tie Rev. 3. Chsu.5er,ia Cav
William BAKER Mrs. Alice 7 La,hrop, late Of Nevfoff
Cty.
IrpPER-HYDE--at Oaklavn Yonker'. on Tllrs1ay. Acc
n br the rev D. r. Brewer Pau Lopper e OF Q1etec, u
Ms. Jane Hyde, niece Of Ricsaid Nalsa, esq.
WEsrTRNELT-CORSELL-ln Nev-fork, on "Wednesday.
aug 10 by the Re-, samuel CGy, lame. X. W--ervet Of
Brszorta, TcAss, 70 julia T. Cornell q New loEk
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FIRE n NEWARK AyENUE-AN lNfANr BURNED
TO Dr,TH-Yesterday morning, about O'clock fire vas
discovered in the second the building Newark avenue
next 10 the corner Monmouth street An alarm Was gwen
ard by the prompt exerons Of the FRENCH tue anes Were
mostly confined which they originated The apart
nents were occupied BY family named Barrett consisting OF
the husband wife and den. Most OF the furniture was
saved but il known in time that your infant was
living In bedroom where sfersad found nearly con
nmed The building owned by Seah Park of Bergen Loss
about 20 ty insurance The loss OF the tenants IL
dsuaeed furniture &c, amounted 10 about $3.50. -
Coroner Morris Subsequently held inquest upon the Child
ppesrs that Mrs out to do trading leaving
the infant on the bed the eldest child years Of age playing
npon the floor box matches being handy It Is supposed
The child ,ned when they isuited and
fire 10 the place. When the mother returned abe rushed up
stairs and attempted gain the bedroom hgtwas d'eq
bst nv th fire and fa,es and her life forced
10 retTeat 10 the open The Jury rendered verdict thai Mary
Flsn B.,ret c.me % her death from burns.
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NEW-JE.RSEY ITEMS.

HoBoKES.-A petition is in circulation. among the
citizens of IIoboken, and is being extensively signed
asking the members of the Common Council to resign
their seats in order that special election may be
held for the purpose of eectiag gentlemen to that
Office who will show come regard for the interests of
the city, and will not allow petty political motives to
influence their action 1t il said that the Board will
continue to occupy the position of the dog in the
manger.
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ASSAULT WITH A HATcHET.-A laoorer named
Daniel RYAN eested Thursday night on the charge Of
committing violent assault upon Edward Kenny with bache
and puring him severely that feared that his lie
was IN danger architect and suprintend
en building Fourth place. and RS employed as
The latter that Kenny refused to pay the men,
and he proceeded his tools of Kenny inter
ered struck him with stick Ryan then assaulted nun
with hstobet incpg several blows Coroner Horton
called at Keuny residence yesterday and found him severely
hurt but serousy injured Ryan arrested aud held
in, - 10
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GAstGAsi GAS ;! WARMER PECK's q Co.
feel that their S,es Of Gs.FItures suit tbs
soous Ca 3, great manufacturing depot No 1s
Broadway.
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DRowsFD.-The body of an unknown man wa'
fond floating in the At the foot OF pier Il North h,e
,s,dy Deceased about ~ years of and wa. sp
s,,, i;emsn by birth Coroner Okeete held an inquest
nm tbe h,dy Verdict, Found drowned
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fAdvertisemsrt

and parents how their children, for virtue usefulness sEd
hspriuess by obtaining PSYCHOLOGICAL EXAMINATION al
HwLtR 4 WELLs's. No 500 5roscwsy.
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FATAL FAIL INTO COAL hoLf'-bnosepe ~ Son
a. f,.b woman about - year. Of died q; Bellevue
Uoty;,ai from the effect. falling into coal hos a. NO
tJ.ion ree Coroner OKeehe held Inquest Oh the BODY
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REARRrsr OF ESCAPED SHoPLIFrERs-AN ORIG
NAL IprA.-William IIldebrandt, Catharine Hoh-
man. and Ann James, three notorious pickpockst'
who escaped from the clutches of Justice several days
ago by giving straw bail before the Police Justice
who bad them in charge, were yesterday rearrestei
by Officer King of the Tombs Police Court, and CON-
mitted by Alderman Brady of the City Hall Court
ON searching the women, who were both apparently
>nceiatc, immense bags of silk and other valuable
materials were found attached to the hoops beneath
their skirts. The value of that which was thus hid
den away, and which they had probably stolen during
Yesterday. could not have been less than SlS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
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CHARMING PLACE OF RECRHhTION.-We have
hesson recommending those no DEERE 70 eoJ snuse
nien OF be choicest kind usn7sed With impeope,'es -
ratro1ie B,EAuns YUSrUs, THts AFTERNOON fvENsG.
The ComI sbc end the performances delightful!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

CoRoNOR's ISQUEsTs.-Coroner Horton held an in
quest yesterday upon The body boy named Jane. KILLED
gop killed The driver arrested but appeared
the that the boy heeoey under the horses
and was down the driver could stop the animals
verdict Of accidental and in exonoaon Of the driver
was rendered .
who died suddenly white lead factory in Marshall street. on
Tuesday last 1t runored be had been hshtp9 sud
he proved that he
s,nk a. fellow apprentice, and falling without hitting the OBJ
ect aimed at ruptued blood vessel He struck By 10
The body had detained IN order 10 make morem
enuaton when the above facts light was deemed
verdict in accordance With the circumstances
cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

P,cKpocKE1.-Offcer Roach on Thursday arrested
Peter Jackson, charged with robbing Mr. CASTOR OF
hi, god watch by picking it ont Of his pocket.