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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

KANSAS AND TIE GoLD REGIoN.-From our Nan
sas correspondents We learn that the tide OF emgra
ion is already setting strongly toSNd the G'ld Region
Thus far most Of the emgrants are poor, AMI have
started with scarcely provisions enough for their jour
ney For six weeks yet there will not be grs's enough
10 support hesyily.lOaded teams, and of course no
freight or provision trains can reach Pixies Peak until
long after these emierants ara there. The news from
the mires this Spcg lie, so far mesger and conflicting
Some have returned and pronounced it "a humbug,
and Others declare that gold bs dug, varying from
80 to go per day. Nearly all who come back imme-
dstsy 90 out sgsin. Several families OF Cass County
(Mo.) have been driven out by 8 mob bscsuss they
tooi Free State papers. The trisl OF DR.. boy At
Ovid No., mas resulted in Ssss reement OF tie Jury
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SOLAR PHENOMENON.
SINGULAR APPEARasCE IN THE HEAVENS.
C.-r,s,ouderce Of TIE N. Y. Tribune


Cssr,s,onoeroe Of TIE N. T. Tribune
NORFOLK n. Y, April 4, 1859.
On Saturdsy. April 2, 1859, at IL o'clock, NJ, my
aat,ntos va, called TO the Obssrvsrcs {! singular
...,,,,ce in the hesysOs. 1t consated of two pr
~ ,n,s Or cross. The first sunoaoded the sun and
yr,s Of common form and appearance, but Of u1com-
Mon brightness, and fully eqHssd t1e r.inbog 10
snlendor The second circle, or rog, which exel'sd
Idy curiosity most, commenced a. the sue, .nd e1-
tended 10 the north eud Of sDd at least tSo'tnirds
OF the way 10 the North Posr StT. The Gun beng
IN the extreme south part Of the circle or 1og IL was
considerably larger than the fire. mentioned circle Dut
not Of equal bnsbtness LIS color Fesemoled the
Northern lshts in taeir greatest spen1or IL wa: per-
fect in all lie parts. Where toe hues OF the crcies
crosstd each other, were spots Of uncomnoo bright.
ness resembling snn-d1gs or mock suos. Ioe dsy
yss warm and pleasant; barely breeze was felt not
a cloud was 10 be seen anywhere 10 the vicinity
~ thA sun There we're clouds 20 be seen in the
soutb vest; also in the extreme north. The atmos-
pbere Ia the neg bbor0ood Of the sun vas little hszy,
INT not sufficient 70 obstIuct the rAy OF the SUM-
think I may say that | never sac anything IN my
life that would compare with it in singoansy aud
splendor. ..-,.
VIII come OF your readers give sa'isactory eIpla-
nation Of the phenomeOn Of the second, or outer cir
rle-by doing which they will crafty many curious
inouirers. sm &C., L. &. YALE.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssloNs-Ara,L ll.-ssfor.

COURf OF GENERAL sEssfoNs-APRIL iL-Bsfors
Rec.Iosr tAKsARD.
Hush Henry was tried for alleged feloni0us
..ut Commit Oh Mr. Hu6slt haSou rss1sacs Of the
letter No a
a. array A HAsoLs yard leth Of July a. lock
H. socouit q dog that had bean stolen mr Mason
twice sbbsd ~ Henry With pocketkns, IN the side Mr.
Layes Bs-Usy, Physician, who attended Mso1s wounds
theJ pretty dangerous =, the nr, God nga
Mr. Ma death. The defendants counsel
.Ltee Gut yfodaced testimony b the eject hc toe ossai
AT. tie tine slsse3 cruel a1s brltsy lied ~
M Dss with Ass and o. asieo Tie c0pi.io1ots chs'sc
ter be .s'd, Is. bEiy wstbuI us pouass
tse lad ss Te part Of the charge cnsros ths prisoner
Nj he uisLtion hi liz. MSs dropped y the prose-
cLt.IE counsel sRc Henry acq1'ttsd.
Iera DtremsD cbarged with sfs1d larceny ofsfed pea
guilty stsrnrs commit gEaDd larceny arc Ahe ~.
q srcrd for sSLts-Cp.
C3sorEe Dur who was charged With Q fsloLi0gI sasllt
p.sdee guilty .ss.s8 AID battery This sentence de-
f.ue1.
who pssded slt,, Of pity lsresIy.
John UBDsa who io;f ~ indeed With Hirk Krn1ey
or an buT,ary saloon " Ekh.h
,,,rsa I'd ACQUITTED Tee syideucs Of Max
E.nreY k-iug he Of Bfyau the As,.1.
Dsf .uoTrey conses.sA M dis aarge s1e both pr.
we're deharfeo t1e offer Gtstsd Aa they ass ,
eiafe. Of ksys 03sr cad been srTsed snoe o.
,usUi.ion Of h.sirz corr lttse 0ufdsr
McE4lzy ieo AID sc40.ted "a ehs,ge Il asaEI.
and s1ttery.
Fswsd iIHsrs aud Gsorge Reed negroes y ara .
ye.r. Il ass Indicted for Burglary n rree Tiey
I.sfd putty hUrgzy re .sc degree AID sere ssc.
he s,x;e Pfifor for ave yssrs escbl
Trs coust tasE a. cErLso.
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Fish CuLruRr.--A remarkable account has bsen
lately given by DIR. Cloquet, to the Pans S)c'e'e d
Aceimston, OF the recalls Of attempt to keep sat
mon in fiesh.water ponds having no communication
with the sea. The experiment wss inside at -.
Cucufs, near 81. Cloud where VI. Coste has success
fully carried on psoioutnral operations on very eN
tensve scale. The pond chosen foI the experiment IN
question is Of email extent and is suppded by small
Stresm Of fresh waier, sufficient 10 form cascade
Three years ago, the pond was en'irey emptied and
cleaned oat. In April srd May 1855 several thousand
salmon, only two montas DID, placed 10 the pond
with trout and notwithstanding the vorSoious nature
Of the latter fish, the salmon have prosPered so well
that, few weeks ago, in the presence Of the En.
peror who tskes great interest the Srti6 nal pro-
ducton Of fish 10 less than 200 kiogrAmmes weight Of
salmon was caught by haul OF ue'. This resul.
Is very surprising, but d. Coste states thst he was
far more sstoDished 10 fnd that the female saimon
were full Of eges lie adds that he saw several eggs
80 highly developed that they were on the point o.
osing emitted. These results, which beSr the stamp
ngn s9'henheity, prove that sslmon may os pro.
ouced and reared IN fresh water ponds under smuar
circumstances 10 those by which trout are now so
successfully multiplied in various wsers around Paris
Evening Post.
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CHuDBEs Tog TIE WEsI-A largo conpsny Of
boys WI Leave tie city tnis afternoon, from t7e Gull
dieas aid Society for homes in .be West. Oar fristds
are aware tbst crest Dumbsr. Of children have ben
happily located there by this INST tua0u Tee expeuse
bss been consequently great d tle rapid 'ss0a
Of thee expeditions tia the increase OF a9pacsots
osirg to the cod season aud ard times hls slm,st
exhausted the funds Of the S1,isy end rders
ssry sD appeal 70 bsnevolsu, friends on bsh.f Of TIE
presen: company. Tne imp rtsrcs of the work sl be
fully e.tiUs.ed by visit TO toe Office to-day
when the p%ty is ssss rblei for departure Auy do.
pstion Of cCtbirg money intended for the ben-6t
this company, sud that msy bs cen; to-day will be
thankfully received BY the Agent toe S)cey under
whose charge the aforementioned boys will leave the
city.
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FATAL RAILROAD AooiDENr.-Mrs. Roy OF No. III
Wet Tssnty.sxth street attempted to sght from an
up-toEu car on the Eishth.svsnue Railroad on Sun
dsy Afternoon when her dress caught, and her little
child three years Of age, letting so her hand, a.
tempted 10 cross tire other track. Uuhsppiy IS no
did 50, DOM car passed. the horses of which tram
Med him underioot Before the car could be checked
il Rod passed over the tts fellow, the brake rolling
him over several times and nficng fats injuries He
was picked up and carried home, where ne fingered
Int few hours. Coroner o Keefe held IN inquest
On Mondsy morning, when verdict Ct Accidental
De sta WAS rendered.
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NEW-JERSEY IIEKS.

JERSEY CIR PoLuIcs. The 0p position Of toe Fius
Wsr bsve nomirated
20 4dsr-s--I,res os6ea srd rh,s. D. Dscfer.
Ckeeca rFtsAoiasv-A fifth
Co-rtsfsoss~s # 4pgsais-P D.-iu,sr.
Ssrtes0's hgAnItsCd,ries r oetr ssrry AL Aainsv
Clsrs.
Ias'trss II pf1rs-nav& TA,lw
ysd.s1 u Elecli0aP. Z. DIa1s Lake c Lynan Wa
n i,utier.
ii srd Cir-t-D.y,i w StcB..
tons'4I,-C ". Cass..
Pyl.d ks,psr-Jo1l Y sGi.h
The D-uocrst- OF TO- First Ward nrtars,sd
81, 4l.or-rs-wun vorhi-, .ra The sdor. r. r., i.sA
Ck,s,n F-rshNss---Flsnsis S'ov-sia.
Csrniss.o-sr II iFp.Gis-SADu~i Bndg,rt-
ysSoe Of oha Hssgsad Louis A. pss.2 al
D. :. Sinclair
pg,s Cle,k-wu, n. A. Day.
Co,,fsBss-J h. Baldwin srd ". Rs~,t
Surr,,S 81 hsLu AID NbaIlos s0Irts
Pound Kecrsr-Jeaa FA'on.
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fAdveriisemeptI

Personal LIBERTY UNDER THE MONEY
PowES Citizens elected sai commands . cortsJ =.
their wish sad will A. instance the dsspo orte CT
the RESIDE opening sno violation Of nights Of TO sr
70 male Wsy fer wealthy locng and the support OF naorsy
s,tsm setting the CONDITION Ct macfnd in the Pi'sU Of hap
press upoA rsme OF ctsrce-upou game Of mo5eT fo~e
and he Temptation Of daAve ambition . ems ave tas many
10 tie Of . ssSu equality. HOLMES. tHoToGRpHs u
men AID thrg. iuss,e objects And PRINCIPLES perfect
win remain No sSs Broadway ony few dayionser thsa
10 continue 10 tee service Of forced uonoP y
diCp in pcyih the aid earch tbs nA6as -
CO. ana vii 30 Until tfElsgreI grand revelation
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GEx. JAcXsoN's GOLD SNUFFBoN.-A private
letter from Nash lie informs Us that Col Andrew JACK
sop. having been called away to his plantation very
suddenly to attend 10 important business anairs, as
wen as to bring his family to The Hermitage, has
been compelled to defer the formal pressHtdtoa o. the
gold box recently awarded by him to Gen. w arc D.
Burnett under tue vote of the New-lork Regiment
until Gen. Burnett who SurveyorGenerall csn go
TO Kansas and Nebraska TO place his deputies IN the
field and return to Nashville TO meet Col. jackson
lNassvine Enquirer. APSilT J.
Two girls passed through Providence, I'LL, few
days aimee On their way to Pixies Peak with IN OK
team,
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Or. LEvETT'S PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN
iEriflIsL TEErH No u w.vrsJ P.scs near srosd gay
te--) GA. Tss y oWi1: te.t5i.i ron Prominent Ds-
tst "a o. 81 g 10. msuy received ca-J:
To. oeriy that bsv- purchased lcsn's - use
L,YLTIs Psstt Atu. slh-rc Pressure Oena RATS Waica
clr.crr f,u SasapceneIt IL 0cf tis.-y and 10 .nta
b'ntary . u b hout e. HsvinS worn 'ets OF .hfA
teeth cot..sts 81 he Old styles ma't poo
Iouce Dr. syAy 3eIiar o the b.: o. - co. lf g-At
ccuio s5hs.isu and eiuSss experienced 10 my
I WILSON sPkATLEY, D-a.si S1rk-on,
Mach II fpig sld5k Va
IEzRIEOkIAL AsD DENTAL OFFicE LiCESsEs fos SALE.
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COURT cALESDAR-rrr, o,y.

SuPREzE CoURT-CIRCUIT.-PaTt I-Oysr and
T,Trinsr Part ILEoa SIS, 1854 1854 i2, lz42 l2l tzg
Use 2 g ia. ll lsi l155, l1ss H. La i.5s la7s
lzsZ Par: itS-s Ef-. lls5 LII 1919, lI6 49,. lSoi
1871 S75 1873 ls79 lSs1 l5s5 1891 l33, 49, iSs3 lf M
UsTIED STATES DISTRICT CorRr.-NOs- 81, ~,
a. S. IS, a. "a, 81.
sUPRIaE CoURT-SPEcIlL TESs.-Nos 40 I4l
Ia la - "a 10, B7, ia 49, III, IL
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PAEIC IN CHURCH.-AbOut Il O'Clock on Sunday
sf ernoon, while the edce was nearly fall of people,
curtain near the altar in the Forty second street Cath
ole Church, caught fire from one of the tspers' and
blazed up furiously. The congregation were imme-
diately panic stricken and men, women and children
made a wild rush for the doors. The large folding
doors were bolted and the Only means OF exit were
the two eide doors which opened at the foot OF
narrow stsrcsses In their esgerness 70 escape the
airghted crowd rampled upon each other in the most
reckless manner and in few seconds 20 gorged the
ttsirwsys that 10 one could get in or out.
In vain the psstor Of the church and his assistant
implored the people to be calm; said there was no
danger. Regardless Of everything but the blind in
stnot Of sefpressrvatou, the people crowded against
and tod upon each other until 80 or 40 women and
children were updsroot and suffering all the horrors OF
suocation Attracted by the sbreks and cries of the
people, Sergeant Murphey and several policemen ran
10 the spot and succeeded in rescupg the women and
children and getting the remainder of the congrega-
ton out in some sort of order.
Two Of the children were suffering from broken arms
and legs aud 20 or 80 Of tie aud women had their
clothes nearly town OF ia the struggle while many OF
the latter complained Of severe internsl injuries ron
bepg trodden down n the crush. Sergeant Scott and
a platoon Of men soon after arrived, sod assisted in
quelipg the panic The fire extirgaished with no
other damage than the loss Of the curtain.
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KILLED BY CHLoRoToRN.-Av very beautiful young
Girl named Anne Welcb, an inmate OF house Of ILL.,.
fan e. at No 633 Houston street, Suffering greatly from
toothsche, tock eblOroform to sssusge the pain. Oar
ing Saturday and Sunday she used two shilling bottles
Of the ether, and it lie supposed that while insensbls
and helpless from s effects she turned over uoon Ter
face ard WAS suffocated from TIE fac: that she WAS
found in that position, and quite dead, on Sunday
sneroor. Cororer Schirmsr held an Inquest this
moInirg Verdict: Death from ssphyXis, while IN
der he indusnce Of chloroform."
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CITY ITEMS

THE FHEk CBURoH.-Ws Der tad tsst TIE intro
duc'Ory erycs of the Rev Mr.. N1yes, 90 sunday last
a. Hope ChspsL to ihs5gOrate Free Churca in this
CITY. IVES smioertly s1coessilL Toe auiiepos nua
beTed about 900 PeIscLs au large proportion o these
IOsIes;ed warm iEerest in the pl,ts Of SIR NJyes,
and 50 's.fsc:O,, indeed t. hin VS. tais preliminary
osetiTg tts has dss mined TO hold others 10 the
same p.:s, AID bss ssc1rsd TIE Chapel Tor 'cs time
ahead.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-ApRIL II.
fore Judge lNCERsOLL.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-ApRIL H.
Before Judge lSCERsOLL.
PATENT CASE.
CAk and Fire Regulator Company Jos sph
Woo1uf.
Plantiffs claim a. Assgnees Of patent granted TO
Psct Clark Tor the Fire hesustors Used for Opsr-
atins dAmper b-er the pressure
esu the boiler No dsnsges claimed BY plaintiff,
they merely anted 70 establish their title.
Amer a which lasted for week the iIry found
S for plaintiff Ctsa b. Keller for plaintiffs. George GfJrd
Tor defendant
sENTESCEs.
John McNerey VINO pleaded guilty TO assault
with ssrous Henry s.aa, bead the snip
EgsD sentenced % pTiso FOR sK mouths hard
lAhor s1d 10 pay fms Of one dollar.
John II. Posrg, who pleaded guilty on charge Of
oTsirg claim to PIzs motley senen;ed 70 Two ysaI.
iulpiisot msut
George Drew pleaded guilty to a larceny on board
chip Liverpool nd IsBtsECsd TO four m2Hts imPI
emmett q. bard labor.
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Itdyerts. rneut
HUr's lup Gas LIGHT Go. n

Hills AR Gas LIGHT Co. have removed to
No SO srOsswsy HI s, NO hes are on -Htso1 A.
a. Toe. II Ia the beet cbeApt s,t nost pie US SoG' "a
tie word ehld can tso fe-t square u sb TIE
reoD REQUIRED fJT ohAsns. coupr'1a WIN AZ
Gas cooPssy bart tr00Ea @ sat .na ~s;ef tr 100 &c
HI, Mars. HIT L Co.
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SUPERIOR COURT-ePEcIAL TERM.-APRIL l.-Bsfots
Judge PlERREPOST.-DEcIsfONs
Meeks agt Va doIen.-hOtion denied
Allen act. RaIey.-NeS Trial granted, with costs 10
abide event
Lee sgt. WOOD. Motion denied, without costs.
Nsiiorsl DiscouTt Co. s2t. VIM Hodges et. al
DemuIr. tanned. with coats defendant hAs leave amend
susV eT ~ .LAiL fifteen days.
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MARRIED..

uOLIEP-TIvI NGS-Oo "Wednesday. April 9. By t.s ssv
Dr. P,ce Mr. Christopher aol,T 70 hss Annie g. Lsiass
al Of this city.
ETcHuLs-FLANDRvAU-At Sew.Rpchele. weschsstsr
County o. Fd'sI, Ap,u 2. ~ 'es se' J.ns. sl,.-
ctesp si9rey u Nichols Nsw Haven Conn TO Mis- s.sh
Fisadle d. dAosAes OF PessS Fanatau, esq. Of ssst
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a box containing several hundred dollars worth Of
old Spanish coin ard dagger OF fine workmanship,
sno e. 10 diamonds, was ong up, few days since,
says TIE ELshsrt ReTier, in that tosp.
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IAlverissmeuLI

GURSyY's EEw PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINE
AR galley, No. ~ Broadway srs block 5so~ he Ns.
York Hotel Photographs, DtsasTcoiJpOs, aA,1ses n o1
,aa lyory:ypsa
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METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STRoP.-This lnln-
TABLE Toe nav b. obt.t Of tie .cle msaatsotrer,
sAUADEEs No. Asor House, and OF the VARIOUS agents
.hroughoz; he city.
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IAdveri,enlentI
EVE AND Ear.
TA5verisemeu.

FzNoyAL-Dr. LIsHTHLL hs re moved to No. = Boad ~
where be viii continue 70 psy IPeca attention - tee Sesfnel
CT diseases Of tie Eye and Ear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

CHARGE OF ARsoY.-FanIy Livipgston, young
s was yesterday arrested BY Fe Marhsl Baker
bsviDg cred the buildings No 38 street sun
cay night An in.eksiion held By tae EiIe hArsh IL
which Mrs Jsne Meek tened ssanst Sac was cJ
uitted by Justice Welsh for exar.inston,
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YOUNG MEN wishing 10 engage IN business, and
anxious 20 pursuit which the. ss. slcc@ei VII
6ns great aid from Psychological exAn>On - sVe2
st F0wLEs WELLS, Nc. SOS Brosdwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

WHO INVENTED TIE SEWING MACHINE
Keep this fact IN view when yea pur,hsss:
Thsta good Sewing Machine j article nueh % oe ae re-
An inferior one 10 $ pes, and 70 70 BE- syoi3cd
Tse HowE MACHINES, essahiInea lsfS
Are for sale q. No. 4S7 Broadway.
Prios. So, ESQ, SO, SIC, SIS, $50.
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REAL EsrArE.-The following ssles were made yes
terdsy, at the Merchants Exchange, by A. j. Bleeck
err Son & Co.:
The lot and three brick houses n Brooms and
Thompson Its..
Bii:k and lot, No. Kilgit, Let 2IX75.... 1850
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There was q slight srov-storm on Sunday night
alorg the Hudson River, above the Highlands.

SUIcIDE-A man named John Hendrix, residing 10
the Town Of R2ck,nd Sullivan County, for several
days past has beer aborng under the most intense
element n consequence Of alleged or res intimacy
betEsen bis wife and man named James Evans
Hendrix claimed to have satisfied himself of the den-
ouerces Of his wife about week ago, which so
worked upon hi mind that he gave up housekeeping
procured double bsrreled pistol and went in pursuit
of Evans for the purpose Of vindicsng his wounded
honor He Travelled le rosls with his Little daughter
q child about five yeas Cd, all day. bat withoG, iod
ing the object of his search. at night he arrived st
the bouse Of Mr.. Isaac B. Gray, where his wife
He showed her the pistol, ard stated what bis ntsn
tons were, and permitted his wife TO take charge Of
the pistol e1sotrg pTomise fom her that she you'd
return it to him on the folio wing morning. Ia the
morning, according to promise she returned he pistol
when be requested her to make his shIoud Of maternal
which he had purchased for thst purpose, and to oe
that he was buried beside child which he hal re-.
Gently lost in q grave near by. The miserable man
then kissed his daughter bidding her to be a good
eir; hade his wife adiea. He walked on. few p4ces
in frort Of the door and in the presence Of his wife
and clid discharged the contents Of the pistol into his
brain, when he fell and instantly expired. Evans left
Rocklsnd few days sgo and nothing has been heard
or seen Of him since. An ioquest was held upon the
body by Coroner Reynolds when the jury rendered =
verd ct, " That the deceased ed by violence a. his
own bsndf" The trsysdy has created intense excite
ment in the quiet village Of Rocklsnd, aud it s ptoba
bic that If Evans should sgan make his appearances
10 that village, he would meet with warmer recep-
ton than he would Wish.
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SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL T.1N-APRIL ll.-Bef5ro
judge SUTEEKLASD-DEcGsfOSs.
Cbss. HeebDer egt Tappan Townsend, ct al.-Judg-
uneD: for pisntif demurrer with coats.
Sarah L. Cooke agt. Samuel NJ. Meeker, ct aL-Judg-
mert fof plaintiff IN demurrer with costs aud With n5stF
Con.eyeA answer in ten days payment Of
colts
IN CHANBsRs-lpril Il.-Befors Judge srRoSG.
James l.. SOuthvo ct al. ag.. Hiram Oenel.-
Notion allow u be placed on the sSecis caleGdlr
ted
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DEATH FROM SCALDs.-Coroner Gamble held an
INQUEST at No 81 Wet the body Of Mary Esn
shushnssy child months oi died oa TIE elects o.
safs received In Consequence Of the uPsetng ~ pail Of
boiling week since during Temporary &,eacs f Der
mother from The The Juy returned ysaics o Death
from accidental Tc2lds"
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GAlls 4rri.

nR. 1RALLN WAlER-CURE il located bat
~ deer from - Jgls PsIE a. No. IS Lsght 0l0d
BOARD ,. obsirsr fo9 - N : pr week Board wh
tr. stzeDt ron s1t5 10 . Peg T. T. r2ALL ~ d.,
sbG ID A. GOhrCG, n. w., F1Jsi.i4,s
fNR. E. J. LOWgNfHALs WATE9-CURE
b. ard or RksiDa, Rs. 10 Blsecks-st, ~ Y. TIsA
meat Vii sod fsent 5 permanent bosrdsrs tsses
TIVE HYGIENE and DIETETIC INSTITUTE,
nc. g15 4ssI tsE fort f1'nshss hoaas, Kind, Jld
COG mstcs rGauelI Attentive nnrsr- aud every comfort
sod egsysLe % ef svscs The plrss seaa't aad ssst
oi-' u Tie ws4 - ps "a srd ata-rs Oar looton
n4bEfe eo Fdegsy ess@ses N the bet eod
slLAS $50 lapy yes. sJ.cisn Of Toe hJssns Hos
p'ts, sat q. nRss,. See CucUsE
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PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, Asthma and
4 Bro0ehia. CCRCe bI as IHEALAfiod Of the COM
HoR Ar ssroCsh fa,s This isssn-ns sof.z utensea
l.rscs1as a. APpy 20 J. u. howe, a. o.. "a 9ssads. He
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plant sgsnst Capt. Abraham c. johnson Of the
Staten I,laLd erybost Huneh back charging him with
having sjciously run down tie revenue barge on the
3lst u, as previously reported has, after thorough
investigation, been dismissed by Justice Osborn The
testmor failed TO make out against the Captain
who was accordingly discharged from custody. II ap-
pesred that he backing his boat at The time Of the
collision, and Furthermore thu. Mr. LO8ber, the person
in charge of the barge, conf lent of being
able TO safely pass ahead Of the Hunchbaok, aud in
irving to DO 90 was run down.