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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-28
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
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IO1CSOEAl w n
CORNER FRANKLIN STREET, NEW YORK.
Oilers Inducements MERCHANTS and TOURISTS visiting
New York, unsurpassed by any hotel in the Metropolis
The following among the advantages which possesses
an" which will he appreciated by all travellers
lat central location convenient to places OF business
we'll as places of amusement.
"a scrupulousy clean, well furnished AID we'll ventIa
ted sleeping apartments.
Sd. Large and superby Furnished citing rooms, with
magnificent Ladies' Parlor, commanding IN extensive Vie"
Of Broadway,
an Being conducted the European plan, visitors
live in the best style, with the greatest economy
5th II iscounectGd with
TAYLOR'S CRLEBRATED SALOONS.
where have their meals, IL they desire they
will he furnished in their
9th. The fare served in thr Saloons and Hotel acknowl-
edged by epicures to be vastly superior TO that any ohe
Hotel in the city.
With the of living in The INTEK
NATION other first class Hotel
EelgG- Smdtw&w A. Freeman, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16
MR.. MARSH on THE UAGE.

Mr. MARSH On Monday spoke Of Rhyme. He said
that infected Languages afforded much greater facilities
for rbymiDg than unaffected languages. Out of the
80 600 words in Walkers RhymiDg Dictionary al least
5000 had 70 rhyme. Chaucer complained OF the
paucity of rhymes in English. The average number Of
rhymes to that portion of the vocabulary which ives
capable Of rhyme was more than three to one. la
Spanish there only 5000 BINDINGS, TO more than
100 600 forms of words or to %. Ii was much the
same with Italian, which readily accounted for the
wonders of the iuDrorisator1. The Hexibity of the
Italian gave il superiority over the Spanish for i'm
provsaton. He had heard improvis0tore take from
dctation train Of thought, the rhymug words, and
two dictated verses, and them into sonDetin
less time than was required to fix the rhymiDg words.
Into ancient prosody ii hard to believe that some
element did not enter which had escaped US; the
quantity of the syllsbles did not seem to be
a sufficient poetcal bssis. He had found twenty
rhymes in the Hesiod, and but in equal por-
ton of the Had or the Odyssey. He supposed that
they had been edited out of Homer Mr. Marsh con-
demned rhymes in prose, and noticed ludicrous in
stance in one of Fisher Amess OrstOns, and the sen
of the Spanish in regard even 10 half rhymes
Rhyme was genuine Gothic word, and ought to Do
spelled as Milton spelled it, riHe lt was stouuy op-
posed by the revsers of classical literature Ben JON
con wrote some very good rhymes in sharp reprehen-
zion of it, Milton condemned it. and the sownsss with
which his poem was recognized was probably due to
its lack of rhyme, then demanded by English ears.
The poet was reduced in language to so few per-
feet rhymes that the temptation to make approximate
rhy mes was too strong to be wthstood He, however
thought that they would fndit worth while to go back
to the models of Saxon and Morse poetry aud that bet
ter substitutes might be found there, and many old
words could be resu,eitated which would increase the
facility OF rbyming.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16
FIXES.

IIRE n SEVENTH AyENUT.
About q O'Clock on Tcesosy nCruItg IRE broke
out IN in S frame stable Syerth avenue, between
Firy.third end t yfOUrth streets, o.ned aud OCcu-
pied by Bernard RDcheLfeld, nd thence extefded to
q small dTelliBehouf- adjoining. Both building,
were destroyed, aDd COW valued at go ~ss burned
10 death an her stall, all attempts at Tescung her
proving unsvsiiing. The FIRE Is Eaid 10 have been tie
work Of incerdary- Loss, about 500. Iasured in
the Citizens Fire Insurance Company. The police Ut
the and Nineteenth Precincts did 81 in
Their pOSer 10 save the property of Nj. R0cuerh~d
from destruction. co0red bog, named 1h0s. Smith,
Was arrested On suspicion.
FIRE IN wEsT THIRTY SECOND STREET.
At a late hour Monday night, fire occurred in the
fourth Story OF tie brick tene pcn' house No. 30 We,
Thirty second street owl ed by Keyson Perkins and
occupied by Edward Morgan, and other families. ia
consequence of a drunken woman setting a lighted
candle against the window fame ana sash Damage
about s5. The building is insured for $500 il the
P@ifc Insurance Company.
After the fire some Of the fremen got into fight
which would have been very serious, but for the in
reference of the police.
FRI II BROOkLTS.
a budirg in course Cf erection in Gstes aven1e,
near Hunter street was set on IRE Monday, bat
was exnguishei vita n few pals OF ws'er before an
alarm was given. The fire was caused by the care
lessnese of the wOikmel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

F,orpoe he drew 5000 f,Om his barker, the right
,ovs marty vas obliged 10 halt for reuitsoces before
,sscbpg Paris yet they Travelled at the ordinary rate
of private posting.
--Tke Boston Watet4aop and RJaetor, p!ous
o.n.r has gwen explanation Of tue publication by
= afthst fabulous iuteryieT between CeyiOD mission
,,v and Harlow Case, which wss p.lnsd OF on the
press as "a true story 1t ID only knosn that q
.'lsdy contributor wrote It.
Mise Liz Hoeni OF WsveTly, Tioga County, a
yOurg lady fully identified by complexion vita the
er.lsysd Of this land, Is speaker in behalf Of
FresSoro in America who has taken the platform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16
ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION.

n TIE Ifisoy Of The " L. Ivfosh-
SIR: In the report of Mr.. Marshs lecture OF the
English lapgu,ge, published in The TRIBUNE on Sat
urdsy he represented to have said in the course OF
dissenting criticism of my opinion IN regard to tue
pronunciation of III in Shakespeare day, that he did
not suppose possible this. "one Of the sounds OF the
language could have disoPpared, and been re-
"instated again forty years aaerwafd.' As, In ms
CeHtury of the same date, Mr. Marsh is also repre-
sented as having said that Mr. Whites declaration
that the asprated sound of ii lost in the seven
"teeIth century is unsupported and as even The
Atlantic Monthly, in opposing this view, remarks in
one passage Up. 25i that have taken up the notion
that the n was not soxaded in he England o
Sbakespesrs"-l ak permission to cay through your
columns, that all these ststeme ats directly though unin
tentioray, doubtless misrepresent my opinion on the
subject il question. have said thought that
the aspirs,ed sound of n disappeared or was
lost," or "wss not soundsd in the El1.bethsn
period. What have ss.d Is, that noting All
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

GEIsE-GREAr ARRIVAL FROM THE WEsr.-We
roteed, few DAYS sine flock of geese in Oslo said
10 contain six thousand enroute " 10 NexYork and
market" Yesterday, in passing up toEn, We encoun-
tered as suppose. this grand army of Ohio geese
marching With slow and solemn pace through Fourth
street, eastward in the charge Of numerous captains OF
thousands, captains Of hundreds captains Of ss saa
several little cCrporAs' in eonmUd OF tees ana
twerties; each srned with lorg whip, which was IN
,imdstingy used to keep the 'trsgs-rs IA the ranks
Interpreted Throughout tie maiiiiate OF grey ''e
ana wins. svrs ,2ms taa1sis OF az back t-ksy',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

BULLS HEAD.-Owrg, in part, TO short supply
but much more to the operators for rise,' tue
price Of beef catls tuis week has taken start up
ward equal TO one.haif cent to a full cent pOaod.
Tie number yarded at Forty 'ouIth street, yesterday,
$685. exclusively CT the Harlem road, upoa which
train was expected, but had lot arrived al sundown,
with some two hundred hesd and few we're eXpe Ned
from Bergen, in all not much, if any, exceeding 1000
head. Our Albany report Gays the arrival there ,hs
Lac, week was only 1904, which was 7J2 head less
than on the previous week, and that the market WAS
active, in consequence of a large number Of New
York buyers who anticipated a good market, which
they have realized. Two.thiris OF toe sock Albany
changed hands and some Of the droves resoi to
sell sgSn after they arrived here TGis will account
for the rise today than any scarcity and on that
account the advance must be looked upon with a
slight degree Of caution in the country. 1t is thought
that if the weather on Tuesday afternoon had not been
warn and rainy, the market would have shown full
average advance Of one cent pound. As it was
whole droves Ct frsclass cattle selling at rates
that indicated an average of II cents pound, and
rstclsss buyers generally declared that thsy had to
pay II cent?.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

"uotiDg acre pronounced alike that "the con- ''O-
" tior ~ wss semaiRe,. at lesst, pronounced Of
and that in 50r> 1Ofds "h vas piOaouBc- d as {
TIE very proof that this ives the case depends u
Measure ct least; tie fat. that il some lp'I
bsps the .joEiy Of c.se- II lad the ssPrsted soutd
English nlaoaiion Vas certainly NJ. more anaoe-
ca "a Shakespeare time ihao Il Is eor.
EFeh a. 1859 RICHARD G2ANT WHITE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

News from Home is the title of handsome
quarto journsijust commenced in this city by Messrs
T. Towndrow aud Stanley Day Il is devoted to intel
Hgerce fro Great Britain and Ireland, of which 1t
presents every week complete and minute summary
The number Row before u adorned with nunbsr
Of wood cut, Illustrating the life Of Robert Barns sho
is the subject Of sn Interesting article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

fAdyertisemeut.I
GOOD NEWS FOR MONEY MAKERS.
k.Ntra large sized AMBRoTYPE PORTRAITS
For only 80 cents.
Extra fine srge PHOTOGRAPHS,
One Dollar Painted, So
Finely finished PORTRAITS. BY the
Queens Arti,t. SO.
Life siz.d PORTRAITS,
Worth II, for 50 cent,
HOLINESS GALLERY OF ART, No. 23s BrosdwsJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

TaE STATES IsLArD IscEsDI.RIES.-Tne Qasrsn-
i,e burners cl Staten lsla,d have stated neg
paper called Tie Sfpoy ia WITCH they uphold .ne late
srsoE, hammer away a. the Hs,iti Officer aaa .cuss
the Commissioners of ErGgratcn as "ths most cor
rupt oody in the S;ss.' 1t Ia asserted al Tompsins-
vile .ha unless tie LesiistuIe removes tae Quarsn-
tns, the eospitals vii be buruei dowu again, On or
aboat the ID Of APRIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

TIE COsSEcTIctT BAsK CssHIKR REsceEo.-
While Detectives O'Heefe spe Houston were a: The
Hsrem Depot with ther prisoner, samuel +. Jonos
the alleged defanfng Bank Cashier Of Colchester,
Conf, yesterday morning waiting to take passage IN
n f7t,rsir orNew-Hsveu, NJ. Andy S5sehsn, Dep
uty Sheriff, III. Wares Leland Of me metropolitan
Hotel AMI half dozen other Sheriff cticers, with
Fourteenth Werd policeman named Duffy, Game up
SD rescued the prisoner. Tie detectives were sooGs
90 take Jones 20 Correction. on a wsrran: issued By
Gov. King. in December, 1857, when Ne was tssen
from teen. The sppests 10 be briefly a. follows
Jores arrested il December, 1857, in this city by
Detective Bitvoor., OF reqnsit.On issued By Gov.
King. he was held che Jay sithout authority, waiting
for The Correctcut Bst Couuiss OGers, who were 10
toer 10 make complait which tdey declined 70 DO,
and lie wss discharged from custody. On lie IA OF
this month be wsa arrested by officer Of tbs Ccurt
OF Sessions warrant issued by Recorder Bsrns,d,
or obtaining COO by false prstenses, and was helt in
custody BY the officer q. IN. metropolitan Eote'. 90
M0tGsy, Gudng the temporary absence Of The officer,
Mr. Joness room va. entered BY the detectives, who
srrested him or tine rsqui'ition although he had been
once discharged on that document. lie informed tho
detectives tt az he alrealy under arsest, but
they Insisted taxing rim in charge, he quietly sub
nitted 10 the arrest. TIE detectives sad 10 have
taken Lin from atiOn.Holse 10 another, refusing
TO allow him Any Communication with his counsel At
ar early hour yesterday morning, they took him IN
carriage 10 Harlem, Intending to pus aim on the FIST
trsn for New.l layep, ard hey were ab'nt doing
So tie officer from whose custo6y ne was taken by
them clam ed bis prisoner, srd tho detectives quietly
surrendered aim ct his request. The officer 90 &C.
comp6net by Wsnen Leland Mr. Wilcox, DR.. Duly,
and another gentleman.
Another accom-. says TIA. there was a fight when
Leland choked o Keee, ard Srsehan knocked Hou.
Ton down.
The officer took Mr.. Jones before Recorder Barnard,
who stated that the warrant upon which tie WAS
arrestei wae Issued two years ago by Recorder
Saith ard therefore now invalid, aud that the order
from Gov. kin also void, lie having ceased TO be
the chief executive officer Of the State.
The officers seriously contemplated tie recspture OF
tier pisouer believing that the authority from the
Governor WAS paramount, but the Recorder assured
them that be should be produced ct his Office ct IL
o'clock. jones was duly hand, attended by
counsel ard the Recorder set down tie sgumsnt upon
tue sufliceroy Of the authority upon which he WAS TO
nave been taken TO Connecticut for this morning
a. 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16
IAdvertisemect.l

PHRENOLOGY. Examinations with charts and
descriptions Of chsrsc,er sven daily at tho rhrsno
logical Cabinet No sos Broadway two bockI above the Psrk
Priyss rooms for Gentlemen and Ladies' rowER WnLLS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBERr.-On Monday morn
ing Mr.. Samuel c. Pee Of Troy, n. Y. who has been
Stepping few days at Eslles Hotel appeared before
Justice Welsh, and p,efsrred complaint sganst enc
William Gsrtz, charging hun with having robbed him
on Monday night las: of watch, valued at SO. M.
Pee alleges that about O'Clock tbs, night be fell
il with three yourg men OF the corner OF Ann and
Nsseeu streets, spd sccoup panied them to 8 ss,oon,
where the party took drink.
Upon Leaving Ire p,sce they walked n. street sors
tire, AID, ~ the o5ruer OF Tryon -ow snd C1.thsm
street sg.d ~ sts-cs,os. VI. Poe ;hcag1. ,.
fs.. s0us 0ns iu1.bus 5. D., vsst Poeks:, saa "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16
which gsvs Tn. amy aOr Of mlfsy sPr.srsses.
A!,ogeiler Il Gas a novel sight in Hex-YorE 10 scs

such Drove lu,rchsi hroDsh tas street, snd It at
trxctsd large degree of s;teubon ron class Of
b7sis generally supposed to lave more bosias than
tie bipeis that sere drvsn. We s.e no. posted IS 20
he Ht:m.ts testbsicn OF the goose ayTDy 0re Of the
ospsass said: To s.ock Connecticut"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

COLLISION os rHE RpER.--On Monday night ~
ferry boa, Gefse Las Of the Sou,h reEta street frrrI ~
tie up I!p, irto he Peek alp ferry bost oassA
which the Oneoss cabin or sod tee boat otesvl
dsnsg,d Both boats toins toward WlnAnsoaye s -
ZINE. None Of the injured but many ea
comfortably hiensd Tbs pilot Of the 0neota ~
Banlsir the Po. of the George Law ThonAs Roskws4
The oleCa wu 30 much injured that sas va Laid up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

A PACK or TRIEvss.-YssterSay afternoon Capt
Lecha-d, 81 tho City Hsn Precinct, sen, ont Gle
his ueu on the special duty Of auesting every thief
and PICK 10 be such either by officers of
the squad or By the rsOad colduccrO Of si The lines
convsrgirg 10 the vicinity Of tie Astor Housethat It
was pcs sbe for hen 10 pick up h,pgirg around the
depots, the Museum or the City uall Park. Mr.. Al
rahsm Simmons, a conductor on the Sixih.syenue
Rsihosi, msde particular ohsTge assust two Of
them-Jsmes Scoes and Tnomas Maogsn-for exces.
sye gslsIty to lady passengers and occasionally to
plethoric old geutleuen. Toomas seen durn toe
sferooon to ASSET elderly LADY the side into
car, while the Il sot James did the same on tho
other Incidentally diving into her pocket with the
unemployed hsnd-s ga ne OF disiutetstedness net
uncommon it is sad. Six OF them we're spprehended
Hugh Riley, Psi McCMty, Thomas johnson, James
Naming, james Scoes ard Thomas Maugsn--and
taken before Justice Welsh and after duly registering
tn at the Squsjroon, they were escorted to
the Tombs by srespec,eble body Of officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

A. W. FABERs Lead Pencils, sold at retail by
al as;lon-r. A, wholesale only By
EsEIH.RD EAsER, sole agent, No. IS3 Williams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16
CIT Y ITEMS.

A public meeting Of those Inclined to take measures
for the relief of the unemployed classes in tais city
viii be held at Hope Chapel this evening. It Is
expected that Mayor Tiemann will preside. The Rev.
Henry Wafd Beecber will deliver en- address, sni
other speakers will alaO be heard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

UP TO A NEw DoDGg-0n Saturday, about q
O'Clock N the afternoon two boys each not over thir
years Of age, called NJ the house Of Dr. Jonas G..
Hswett. No. 1913 Gretre street apparently in state
Of great s-1ey and requested to the doctor. Ac-
cordrgiy they tsken into the psrlor where they
waited bat very few minutes ior Or. II. Upon his
appearing OF them stated that they had been seq.
in eIea haste by their mother Mrs, Havisnd residing
at No. SO East T~enty eighth street 10 inform the doc
tor that be waated immediately. The message
was received and dolly attended to, but, upon mailing
the visit the doctor discovered that large number Of
tie medical profession-upwafd Of twsnty-hai called
upon Mrs. Hsyiland that evening: that Mrs. Haviland
had never sent The message ana was entirely ignorant
Of the whole transaction. The secr.t Of the matter
revealed however upon the doctors return home,
where he discovered that the yourg scoundrels had
taken ron his palor opera glass and several other
small att ies, saeh could be easily tsken without
observation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

Tx FTRRIEs.-The Committees Of the nee 40
old Ferry Copsliss In conference yesterday ahSr
upan proportion take the property Of tao old Co
fair Variation. Tie matter will be decided In day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

WEo's DEEs ROBBED An officer in Avenue b on
TUESDAY night found small tin box coLt.tiug several
receipts and bank book or tie Bowery Saving. Bank
for So Il, in the Of james NJ. R-ynolt. It is
supposed that this box was stolen robbed Of wsysr
money was in t. ard then thrown away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16
THE DEMOCRATIC WELL AT THE BROOKLYs
NAVY YARD.

THE DEdOCRATlC WELL AT TIE BBOOhL1s
NAVY YARD.
To the Editor Of Then Y Tyibxae
Sir; Many months ago the newspapers were telling
the pablo that our " UScle San" was digging an
Ariesisn well in the Navy Yard, the object being in
good psIt to obtain supply of vster suitable to take
10 ,es in ships fitting oat at that yard Ths. the
Nassau Water Works world soon b. completed was
DO reason why the we'll should not be dug, and the
reservoir 10 receive the water be built because you
see il was fifty thoussndtolar job or thereabout,
sId soreJody waited 1t.
In shor, time water was reached, bot an snalyeis
proved it TO be unfit FOR drinking or cooking purposes
One would have thought the project would have been
absndored bot acme brilliant genius whose kno Wedge
Of ~oter ess very limited suggested that If the wen
were thoroughly pumped out the water would become
sweet AID good; and q steam-pamp was actually kept
going in that well night and day for fortnight Mean
whs the bricks or the reservoir were brought along,
ard, a. i Was noboty's busir 10 look after our
uLces Interests, the work went on and there stands
!ust inside the yard cone'y brick building complete
in al its parts
The Government viii BE obliged 10 take water from
the Nssssu Water Works ana the new reservoir viii
stand there as illustration Of the stupidity aad
lrocigaly 4 tie pers9ls WAC caused !. To DC bat
IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16
TAdvertiuemeut.I

Advertisement.
REAL BLACK DIAMONDs-pure and lnimltabe
diamonds In moral those NuBiAS TkOuBA
at BARsuas musEuM Az negro Ministries atd far
c-us they equals They provoke tue unoontro
sbe sugheri everything they and do by del
fs.tdous refinement Mad ELvIRs IN her fats
The fyirg wire and her pas ssu well the Nubals Ts
AFTERNOON ard kvEAISC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16
SUPERIOR COURr-spscAL Trsa.-FEs B,-Dsfsrs
Judse aoyYSAH


soTEs or DEG isioHas
BrsinaTd sgt Jones' - =,
The recovery against surety In bond iof me PAY
money rot atsd the psusfy hut nay exceed
% Ter necessary 70 include nfs'ss' ifo" "s s' We
bresch % l. =.
So interest paysbs By tho terms Of tie eeatfsct saA
until dsfs ads hacd b the p>rsfy bat sf,sf broach
H. i-ooysr.bs the EToane q oOatrs su ~ dsmsS.s.
" l.. 4 tie .sw slgcs iOE ts sl1.a,too-
Dxia ast Wyckod
In sa actiea foC the Se4actios Of ~ plaiabea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

PowERss CALToRsIA.-Mr VIM. B. Astr hiss
Just received from Florence the ststue of California
for which he gave Mr.. Powers az order last year. 1t
is nude female figure, in standing posture. The
hair simply knotted bshind whence it falls in thick
mass over the shoulders. The statue il al admirable
display of youth and power. With enc hand SIZE pre-
sents a magic ripg the other half conceals thorn
branch. To give the necessary soldity to the b.se
ote of the legs esns against mineral block, cot 10
crystalline FORM The statue is at Mr.. Astors resi-
dence, in Lafayette pls,e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

SALE OF RIAL EsrArE.-The property Of Mr. 0A1-
ton schoes the Nineteenth WaFS, put up .yssa
on Monday The MeTchAbts ExeAaass Nswrosh 1.rsy
ots ld s Aggregate Of SlsSea hea vhA sss
Of the rsnsidsr Of posspousd tsse
The syezsss price OF the lots sold essa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

Az VSKSowS WoMAs FOrsD DRowSED.-Ths
BODY about IS years Of imposed be Der
an found yesterday hosns In the vef hs foot Of
Newark st. Hoboksp. Deceased mad black calico drss
striped daDi dress under dark quilted p-tticost hoop
skirt, linen chenille marked Sitn initials NJ n
No IA In red thread Congress gsitss and fbbers
with ribbons mixed shawl fancy ivory brsas~
pD small gold ear rnssn the Coroner Bohnstsdt IL
r.xed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

DoSarIos VIsIr.-The frieads Of the Rev. VI
ham johnson the miIi.m.bur,h CIT, h..On.Y VIII -
Johr has large field Of labor ana su poorly
a.ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

A NEW DoDGE-LOoK Our YoR Your CHILDREs.
For some weeks past girl and boy, apparently
about yesrs 81 age, have been hanging about the
neighborhood Of Spring, Sullivan and Thompson
streets, for the purpose Of robbIg children sent by
their parents 20 the stores in that vicinity On the
appearance Of tie little child, tie gil approaches her
and requests her to count her money s she has just
found some, and believes it to BE- here meanwhile,
size is induced to walk TO tie next corner where the
boy makes his appearance, aud, upon looking at the
money, be deliberately snatches it from the childs
band and runs away, the girl going one way aud be
the other Several fau Lies have been vctinzed thus,
and II is time stopped In one instance the g
stole TIE money.