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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

In the steamship Europa, L,rsypoowm. Beta lady sad
two Children Canada Miss l.. Brunnsr, C. h. sutton C. n
Miss Morgan, Mis-. Goodwin, Miss stu,gess, London "
Ode, Ed Roe, N VI w. Roelofon, Cincinnati. Jos New
Thee Duttop Eng H. Beebe, Loudon Jewell Hartford
Bsrard. c. A Clinton. y NJ strong Robt Strong.
Albany, Robt Barrett kobt Ray, IL A. Fsnshswe. Maxim,
Mai Chas Dune w Jaryis, lsth Regiment Toronto;
A. Muir Canada NJ Burassn and brother, Mexico Fred B-
YER Paris; r. H. Allen Canada Kay.sr John Hoffman, A.
Neustader Y; II. Luytes. 81 Louis Geo. HID, Ohio D.
Richards Geo A. Center ~ Y ~ Bosene, Jas NJ Andrew''
Al
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK ........Feb
Cleared.

Of the South, Lyon, Savannah ntshn
L Son Empire City Gnin. Havana, n. " Roberts, Locust
Point French Baltimore, Ii. Cromwell Co.
ship Gutenberg Ham Johnson, HAMBURG u. T. Ansinck
Brss-S uwanne Hosmer, St Marks - vii o.the-Wisp,
Hunt Bermuda Mccall Firth G. w. Ring. Cobet, Nasvi
tas. Brett, Son Co .
scheonsr-Amy Chase Brevoor La Gusyra Post Small,
=. w. Beuop Taylor Pets'sburgh, e. H. Pieuon, VfGnia
D.vs Charleston, G. Murray, JONAS Smith Dayton, VIII
mington j. Smith CO. Enchantres Jayne, Savannah Nc
Ctssdy Mott Co. Avsrado shute st. Mays r. r. Buch
a.
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MORE CouSTERrIT MONEY AFLo.T.-Counterfeit
s. bills the Mechanics Bank of Concord, n. H.,
circulated in the city yesterday. Good judges of
bank notes say that they very likely to deceive.
The bills are altered from exploded bank in Men,
phs, Tenn, the words Concord, New-Hamp'bre,"
with the officers Names being inserted neatly as to
resemble the genuine. Several tradesmen in First
avenue unexpectedly received them in payment for
trifrg articles, during the afternoon Mortimer Young,
ayoupg man who might have been in better business,
was caught by policeman in the act Of putting of
one of the counterfes and being taken before Justice
Steers, was identified the who passed the other
bills in First lie holly denied the charge, but
as he could not find s., 900 bail, be was committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

FREE SCIENTIFIC ISsTRUCTIoN FOR THE PEoPLE.-
Peter Cooper hes granted the of the large upper
hall of the Cooper Institute for the Philosophical So
cety Of the Mechanics Institute for the purpose Of
giving free scientific instruction, by Of CONVEX
satonal meetings upon subjects connected with science
and art, with experiments, illustrations, &c. The
meetings will be held every Thursday evening at u
o'clock. The subject for this evening will be Coal,
it's Origin" &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

The enormous demand forh hoop skirts leads to new IN
venOps, Of which have already chroniced We know
not how many. Tie latest to be those of Messrs
W. S. Il G. H. Thompson OF this city, who have in
vented new eyele,, which faitens the hoops more
securely to the tapes that connect them with each
other; and also convenient contrvancs by which the
apparatus may be extended or contracted, as the
weaIer desires to occupy more or less space and
other improvements This house employ more than
one thousand girls in their factory and produce from
3,OOOto 900 skirts day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

BURNED BY THE EXPLOSION OF A FLUID LAM
Diana Thompson, colored woman, residing in Broad
way, between Sixty.eghth and Sixty-ninth streets,
was badly burned Tue sday evening by the explo'
sion of fluid lamp which che was filling while ii was
lighted. But for the timely assistance Of Officer Dark
che would have been burned TO death.
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Advertisement.
EI-pNENS

MN PHoroeslFHIC ,NU tNEAgT GALLERY,
No iO7 BROADWAY,
Frs, block below New York H.el-th- mos. extensive esso
l.hmeDt in the world
PHorocRAPHs DsSUERREorYPEs, MINIATURES In OH, and
INoEYTyPGs.
B-Od Dssuer,o.ypes Of deceased persons copied en-
srsed tiT by the PhotoUsphc process and hhlsno ~
.ny STYLE. equal - these made from life.
Gallery cven til 9 p for tree inspection 49,,
j. Quincy, Photograph Artist,
Nc. ~ Broadway.
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Efaal Notires.

IN CHANCERY of NEW-JERSEY.--LlS-
i COMB x. TITUS VI. THE BURLINGTON AQUE-
DUCT COMPANY and OTHERS-torecosure Of Aortssge-
The kee Of the Mogase Bonds Of The Burlington Aqueduet
re required present these bonds IN the sub
serbe IA the City Of Burlington, NewJeey on or before the
twenty dy Of February next together with an shdavt
Of each holder atng he holds said bonds absolute
owner OF AZ pledges and If pledges then the Of the
pedses and The the debt, 20 which, said
SAMUEL X. GUMMERE,
i.oo 9g,od. Master IN Chsucery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

HOUSE THIEyEs.-Last Monday evening, Mary Jane
Van Ripper colored girl called at the residence Of
Mrs Louisa Bradford, in West Thrtyeighth street, to
see the servants. She remsined al night, and left
early next morning, having in the while, it is
suspected taken so strong liking TO valuable gold
watch and chain which lay upon the mantle-piece that
she could lot leave them behind. Mary Jane was AZ
rested yesterday and held for examination by Justice
Kelly.
miserable little girl Bridget Hennessey by name,
who had been for some morths past in the employ of
Mrs. Kate Schsfer, in Cottage plsce, wss arrested
Yesterday for theft The child had obtained access to
a trunk in which gold watch and key two lockets
and a pencil, with sces silks and other vauabes
were kept To her untutored eyes this mine of wealth
was too tempting and she helped herself to the most Of
il. Mrs. Schsfsr discovered that these articles were
missing yesterday, and, suspecting the child,
charged her with the crime. She admitted her guilt
and stated that che bad pavned the jewery and given
tie other articles to her mother who resided in Clark
son street. Thither Mrs. s. went with her, and found
several Of the missing lsces, ribbons and mantils.
Mother and daughter were then taken before Justice
Kelly, who held them for theft. The girl, when
ased her age, said she didn't know her mother
couldn't tell, but guessed her husband might know.
The girl looked not more than thirteen fourteen
years old
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

CLosING OF EvEyISG School No. 3.-Last even
ina the CLOSING this held In the school
house No H. Of Fifth and North Fh streets aud
well attended This school been under the charge Of H.
Woodwork Principal assisted by Joseph b. Grfn, Jacob
g. Woodwork aud Msses Emery and Gupti In the fsmss
department Ms Adams Prin cips and Miss Collins assistant
Tn. number of scholars egered been TO boys and 800
s The average attendance been about It's boys aud 100
girls The school has been under the direct charge OF Aes.s
C. A Lay and John X Browne the Subcommittee Of the
Evening School Committee. The principal exercises Of the
being very well executed This In the evening schools
Was Introduced by Woodwork and has been attended with
,.at The under the
OF Professor Wilson After Tn. exercises by the scholars sd
dresses delivered by Mr. Superintendent Buckley Mess
futile Lay Browne Gahsms Pal.y Of the Board OF Edu
caon others The school has been very successful and has
afforded much 10 the Trustees and the Committee
hAyips 1 M cLsrze,
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AsoTHER MURDER Is ELM sTREEI.-AnOther muir
der was added to the dark .ogue yesterday morning.
Wm. +. Baker the " no was stabbed in the bowels
with shoe knife, Last Saturday evening, by James
Lynch Of Elm street, with whom he was boarding
because be expressed his intention Of removing with
bis family to smother place died yesterday morning in
the Nsw.iOrk Hospital Lynch, who is in custody, 70
said to be Bakers brother-insw. An inquest will DO
held to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

GREENWICH, COSS.-The mansion commenced by
the Rev. DIR. Hawks Of this city near the railroad de-
pot at Greenwich Conn, for his Summer residence,
was recently purchased by Mr.. Bruce, merchant OF
New.Yoik, who is engaged in finishing the building,
with view of occupying it during the ensuing Sum.
meT season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

We are requested to call attention to the SALE al
suciion, Of valuable original oilpsintiDgs, by Ezra
Ladlow, jr at his saesrooms, No. Pine street, this
day. The pictures are to be sold by order of j. +.
Zimmerman esq., Vice. Consul Of the Netherlands, for
account Of the artists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

SuDbts DEAIH.-Coroner Gamble held an inquest
soh.sosy ssleyue Hospital upon the body Of Madison
spstye Of this country is yes Of who died
81 .'nsesoo Of the DIaiu while in the Hospital The
80 vel connected, but Of late had become iotem
she oeine very poo, Obliged seek shelter IN the
oespss- MS tstniy reside q. Trenton New.Jeney.
hDtcEsr ASsAULT.-A German actor, 10 years
naHeo Anthony Graz, arrested yesterday for
oecesties toS httle girl child Of Mrs. Eliza
residing a No. $50 Canal street Graf was committed
hf nA By Justice 0sbsrp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

FREs.-About eight o'clock last evening, a fire
broke out In twooTy frame house at the corner OF Leonard
ard Golfer streets Greenpoint, the Old Golfer
Homestead entirely destroyed This house was built
by CoIer seventy SINCE and h,s until Within
som. since occupied by the present owner MI
John Golfer Recently has BEEN occupied as tavern by
Thomas FsIty Thomas Collins The OF the hire 10
known supposed have been the result OF careless
mes, D,nase $500 No insurance About eleven o'clock
Tuesday night the pattern shop adjoining the toundery OF
Thomas Terry IT, Powers street. Union avenue, was
destroyed by fire. aso stable adjoining, belonging To
Mr. T. nv and Hloher owned by Charles Post Mr. Terry.
loss shop fattens aud stable is about 300 Insured
in the Fulton Insurance Company for 5000 Mr. Pots loss
about $500 No insurance. The fire the work Of al In
cendisIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

Very striking and beautiful is Mr.. Ggnouxs picture
Of Niagara Falls, which is now on exhibition at Gou-
pils. The view of the great cataract is that seen
from the bluff on Cost Island opposite the Observa-
tory, looking across toward Chippewa, on the Cana
dian side. II thus includes the entire sweep of the
Horseshoe Fall and the Rapids above--on the whole
perhaps tie most imposing aspect of the wondrous
scene. Mr.. Ggnoux has attempted to reproduce this
unparalleled spectacle as it appears by moonlight. The
moon, just sinking to the west, floods the whole land
scspe with radiance little inferior to that of DAY, and
sheds rich glow upon the clouds that lie near the
horizon while her light il reflected in long and vary
ing trail by the tumultuous of the Rapids IL is
an enchanting picture, which one can gaze at with
something Of the fascination felt in the presence Of It's
original.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

HELD FOR TRIAL.-GeOrge Bedel, pupil in Pub
n, School No examined before Justice MoIsho use yes
t.rday on the charge sans Mr. Lyman White, Prin
cpsl Of the School with Knife Saturday last, The rrne
ps directed home and his books and pushed him
A. the same time Bedeu alleged drew knife from his
pocket and n attempting take from him, Mr. Whites
hand The accused held in $500 bail to await tho
action Of tn. Grand Jury.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
TOK IURnrr.

The Cunsrd Msil steamer Europa, Capt Leitch
kt yesterday for Liverpool with a passengers end
$572, 1853 in specie
The steamer Arsgo viii not leave port on Saturday,
the 5tb her regular day, being unavodsby detained
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advertise nent. |

PHRENoLoGY Examinations, with charts and
written descriptions Of character given daily the Phreno'
logical Cabinet No. Ss Broadway two blocks above the Park
Private rooms for Gentlemen AID Ladies' FOWLER WELLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

INSULTING FEMALEs.-Detectve Higgins, yester-
day arrested Samuel Brooghon Of New York for grossly n-
,uns some females along Court He brought be-
fore the Deputy aud the ladies' declined TO
appear and testify BE- discharged with reprmand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

ALB.yY MAIL TRAIs on THE HARLEA RAILROAD.
A new arrangement has been entered into between
the Harlem and Great Western Railroad Companies,
by which the Albany mail train leaving here at ~
O'Clock q. ID. low goes through without easnge OF
cars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

MoUSr VERSION, WEsICRIsIER Co., y. G.-Tne
Dutch Reformed Society of Mount Vernon, having
just procured organ for their church. purpose giving
q grand Concert on Tuesday evening next, the Sth
rst, for which occasion the New-York Harmonic So
cety have rendered their services. The proceeds are
to be applied toward payment sor the organ.
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AdYertlsemSn..
IkMFNTkRIE Suicides,


We thousands in our dying by inches coughing
themselves into the grave when Mrs NJ ~ GASDNsRs INDIAN
B,LsAN LIyERwosr AND HoaRHouSD would quiet me
the deae prying taem may be t9und
n AL the trusg!ks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

The DEATH OF LITTLE MARY MARsH.-rne Savan-
nah papers ssy that this little GIRL whose burning we
have noticed died within few hours after the occur
renee. The company were performing the "Naiad
Queen when the dress of little Mary took fire from
the footlights, and in momen, she was developed in
flames. gentleman from the audience Immediately
spraDg upon the stage and throwing his cloak around
her, succeeded in smothering the fire. bat not until
every portion of her body had been severely burned.
The performance closed INN edisely, and the little
victim carried to the hotel shere she fingered for some
hours. The account states that Mrs. Marsh and Miss
Georgana Mousey, and perhaps other members of the
troupe, were badly, though rot dangerously burned in
attempting TO extinguish the flames The scenery also
took fire. but was torn down and put out by the
audience,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

DIDS'T LIKE HIS GAS METER.-Mr. VIM. Moore, of
No li7 Avenue b, was arrested yesterday at the in
stance of Bernard NJ. Sweeney, collector of the Man
haitian Gas Company. Mr.. Sweeney complained that
Moore had disconnected his meter from the service
pipe, and by means of leaden pipe, conducted the
gas into his dwelling without measuring the quantity.
Mr. Moore stated, in excuse that he did not like the
meter, and he going to give party that night,
he feared that ii would give out To avoid such ca
tastrophe he removed it temporarily. Justice Kelly
held him to bail in 5000 to answer the charge of de-
frsudpg the Gas Company.
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IN CVANCERY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IN CHANCERY, NEW-JERSEY.-JOSH
i RAWNsLKY and others, Complainant, and THE
TRENTON MUTUAL LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY Defendants On bill, 4c.-In pursuance OF an
order made by Chancellor in the above stated dated
the third day f December A. d. 1885, the Crediton OF the
Insurance Company hereby notified that they
required present TO the subscnbe residing 81 Trenton
New and prove before him, under oath affirmation
or otherwise as he shall direct their several claims and de-
against said Company within six months from the date Of
said order they will be excluded from the benefit OF such
iyidends a. msy BE- made aud declared by said Court.
dA Iav6nTh JAMES WILSON Master In Cbsncery.
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Advertisement
y.

TIE METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnvented oy
Gro s,USpEss A. D., lsls-This the genuine article has
1.y. been seused for producing the keene possible edge TO
razor Can BE- Obtained subsbe ana sole msnusuf-
err, j. l. s. SAUNDERS, No. 7 A,tor House.
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Nv Telegraph.

SAVANNAH Feb. The U. Mall steamship Florida ss.
ryeds, the O'Clock and st hcf waar Q. o'clock
Feb 2-The steamship Montgomery, Of Cromwers
line arrived OF her wharf yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

A. w. FABER's Lead Pencils sold at retail by
al sts:iouer.. At wholesale only by -
EEEEHARD YlBER, sole agent, No. 1873 Wluam't-
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lstp7lurk Dailp Gribn1rs
OH Y ITEMS.

bulls HEAD.-Onr antici patious as expressed yes
to-day in an item under this head were exactly veri
fed a, Forty.fogith street. The market for really
good bulocks was lively enough, ard most Of that
class sold early in the day at just about hall cent
advance upon the rsts o! lat wesk-thst ia lie. &
pound for the meat, the butcher og the hide and
fat. Some vey choice animals, Is will be seen 10 the
market report cold higher, but not very readily, while
for The most ordinary sgt the mHket was most de-
eicedly dull and prices low, some only equivalent to
&c. pound for the meat bu. it vas very lean meat.
On the whole may say that the state Of the cattle
market is good now, and promising for the future for
rstclass beeve and not 80 for any ether sorts The
owners Of the best CO tie made money yesterday,
while the owners Of the worst sort lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

AEIzos. sSD SoSoRA.-An address will be deliv-
cred this evening by Sylvester MOwry Delegate from
Arizona, before the American Geographical and Sta
steal Society, in the Historical Societys Lecture
ROOM {" On the Geography and Resources Of Arizona
and Sonora"
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uater Gnre.

DR. f. ]. LOWENTHAL's WATER CURE
IL sud Gymnasium, No. ITO gleeckerst, Nsw-Yort
Treatment with without board
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PICKP0cEETs. A Frenchman named francisco
Spain arrested yesterday ~ picking the pocket OF MI
VIM H. Brown OF No log Brood street, while he W" pssat
up Brosd~ay The wslst, outanEs $6i passed 70
confederate, who escaped sp.din committed by Justice
Osborn
Yesterday noruiIs yourE fellow detected 10 N,sssn
with bis hand 10 say, bet and arrested. When In
rout Hall the young reprobs;e slipped away from
N. officer and eudesvoed % he captured srr
brick ch.se and aiken 20 Police HadGuarsr where the desc
tvrs recognized him Fatty Dick notorious pick
sabsqu.u,y he taken 20 toe Jefcrson MARKET Police
Court and committed prison By stice Kelly for exanrna
tim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

DETECTIVES rAKrx FOR GARRorERs.-Messrs. Ben
nett and Temsnn, detectives while passing through
Cathsrire street, about o'clock yesterday morning
saw four men whom they thought were thieves, and
gave chase. One of the fugItives turned and fred
and all four then dved into the alleys that abound in
Doyer ttreet, where taey escaped. Subsequently
meeting with other detectives the shotat walked into
Baxter street. where, seeing two persons whom they
thought resembled the parties who disappeared in
Dover street. they rather roughly undertook search
their pockets One Of the strangers strenuously OBJ
ec,ed 10 this license, when Detective Wilson "choksd
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MINIArulE

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Suy-Rises.. 7:l0 Sets ........ 5;lS MooS-Mon. $50
HIGH wATER-rhs DAY
Sandy Hook.. 500 Cows Island 77 Hell Gsts.... sS
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RaasenRcrn Arrived
passengers sailed

In ,hip Hplbut fyom and Chsybou,gJases Miller Of
| Brooilyu Mons Robin and lady Of France.
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LIcrrRE.-Mr De Cordova will deliver his lecture on
money" this evening, ct Clinton Hall, Astor ace
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PIE VARIcK STREET HosIoIDE.-Martin o Brien,
who was shot on Tuesday evening while in the butch
ers shop OF Henry Ford No. 2O2 Varick street, with
heavily loaded muske or csrbine in the hands OF the
proprietor, expired in the NeE-York Hospital about
noon yesterday TIE charge of shot entered his body
al the pit of the stomach and perforated the inesnes
Although weak and greatly exhausted from loss Of
blood Brer retained hi- faculties TIL eE minutes
previous to his death. He was young man, only 10
years Of age, born in this city, sni lived with his
mother, ct No. 10 West Twelfth street. lie had
ius, opened a restaurant on the corner of Forty
second street ard Fifth avenue and his elder brother,
who IS al thu Coroner office, asserts that be was
quiet and respectable young m.n, and not rowdy nor
well known 10 the police as Las been stated. 1t is
alleged by his friends that Brien and two of his asso'
ciates, John Campbell and Patrick Henneyan, en-
tered Ford's place and bought some picked onions,
for which they paid their money but it was not ssts-
factory explained by the relations OF the deceased
how the trouble which resulted fatally, originated.
That there was serious difficulty, and that it vas
brought about by the deceased and his companions,
there can scsrcely be any doubt.
Officer William II. Mount, of the Eighth Precinct
Police in lodging the charge against Mr.. Ford, de-
posed that about 81 O'Clock on Tuesday evening while
on duty &. the corner OF Charlton and Vsrck streets
he heard report of the discharge OF firearms, and
ran up to the store whence the sound csme and took
Mr. Ford iato custody. The prisoner admitted 20 hir
that he discharged the gun accidentally in scufiis
with Brien and others, who to his place, ate
some picked onions for which they refused 10 pay,
and then attempted To bea. him, and refused to leave
his store and attempted to rob his till Il al this
iunctuIe that he took down his gun, when one OF the
parties csugh hold Of his Seapos another struck q n
and during the struggle the weapon was discharged,
wouniipg 0'Bnen in the stomach.
TIE deceased was possessed Of rowing disposition,
and had seen much Of the world for one so yonpg.
Years age, when a mere boy he shipped before the
mast and made TIP to China and the Sandwich
Islands. He had been in California orce or twice
and sbou. three months sgo ne refunded from Erase
River. Coroner Keefe will hold an inques. today
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PrTIY THrFr-Mr. George W. Young, news agent
OF II. N.wYors and Harlem Railroad ohaIt,. that Geors. w
Heed. boy ploved BY s % sell esos' snd pertoeos m
lily Of or the .h January which were ae
failed .eoo1at or be money. Justice Kelly committed
F. he boxi rtri.l