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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

syAGE AssAULr "A desperate ARRAY occurred in
Mulberry street about yesterday, between Henry
Fey and Arthur May. The parties reside st No. 80
Mlbeny-street, and it is charged that the cause of
quarrel was some defanatOry remarks which Fey had
made about May wife. Aiming himself with a butch
e knife the latter went in search Of the traducsr,
end, meeting him on the steps Of their dwelling,
knocked him down, kicked him, and stabbed him 10
the back o. the hesd, ibficting wound which may
prove fatal. The asssilant then away and hid him
SELF while policeman took Fey to the City Hospital.
Both Of the parties characterized by the police az
very desperate persons. May il still at large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

DEATHS FROM ScAIDs.-COroner Schrmer held an
que a. No "a Ess toutes Ith street the BODY Of Pitck
boy nearly i've years Of who cied from the
effects Il sc26s received Of frg into uo Of
tops the Zth ut The Jury rendered verdict Of
" ACcid-I al cesIh."
John Schsfsr ci eight months oi whose parents reside
At No 81 Avenue A. pulled tcner Of 6oiog water from the
table ard iesded himself ;hr neck I'D lower tAr-mes
tia; be d.-c. verdict II Accidental death rendered
~ he jury
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k.-MsrY Hamilton. q yonng xo-

GRtsD LtRcESY-Msry Hamilton, a young wo-
lyirE Venus Hal IL Greenwich street yesterday
btOusbt t-ftrs tie Cy Hall Police Court by Officer Bl.A1
plain Of James msehius. 3oTsng s. II
hor. Of Bfoous snd Sheriff reet bu. re.id
rg Psrr0u, " charged % aLg watch from him.
lrd - ~ Monday ugat tie -agce ho-ss shove
to.ei. Mary United ~ s-sEe..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
oorRT OF GENERAL SESSIONS MARCH 2s-B.fsr.


The Recorder sppearcl on the Bench this morning.
Il the ss.eule OF Judge Russell
Hsury d. Su,hhorSt the alleged ticket swinder
rssUed 20 be tined today At the solicitation OF
Elba Martin, indicted Tor assault with ntout -
H. fed 20 day, ehsrssd with instissns mrdcroas
Bailey her la shtsE, committed the assault, tho Sta o! Fss
Iusry a, The iEs i,stior Of Mar.in.
The old neess examined and she stated that
she was y yeas OF ase snd that she resided AZ No. a shss
beth street. that the night VI The h OF February saea shs
sseep In bed she struck three mes ~h ~
dal sh By WHICH she severely hurt and in consequences
con hDed to her bed for two We, ts.
boat u gtoes testimony 20 prove the allegation thst
this muld attack OF daughter uPon an esd Mother ws
ale stthe n,gon OF Martin the black dant aud this
'o the purpose Of obtaining e money, walsh the Old
known carry her persou 10 belt
Among others Anne Marie BcAy called on the stand
The council objected % her Testimony aud wanted TO know
whether nducemet had been held out 10 her tor svisG
testimony. -
with en- aN, with intent 10 kl her.
raid she - years Of aud that she residing
she rave the ID Of February trc ustga'oo OF Mario,
T1sol her mother which she placed r her In arct aud
tie following fhundsy ste murd usy a''aned her noths
With A. IN ORDER % XII her. % obtain her money u hse
been contemplated BY herself aud Martin % remove 70 Jersey
City, aud there rede togeths she should succeed IN Milling
sds went with Martin the Bowery Tneatsr 90
tie Lght in question, where she reasined unm
O'Clock nist On her Touru home she promised
Martin 20 tl her mother with NatD Il ssreel
following morning. vheu she u give na
pcuey fer Of p.0taoon provided se succeeded In AM
u the tn anes, then 9ec nov the dsrk Oh.
approached her Dohsr how he raised toe three times
size her AID tEen struck bow sne thrust hog
hand in hes mothers mouth to prevent her from cios shss
then covered the body with blankets aud started ont az Tho ssok
vnto~ after she through With the fder sAs thought
I'D bot snow do, aud size made her mind n give
heTg'f ~ 10 the Police
Martin va, convicted by the Jury charged the intis,
and seneueec BY the Recorder 20 be nPhsonez In
I'll STATE Prison for fifteen yesis. ~
m ,rrw .lirrtyY - IL Nod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

EH-Gov. Washington Hunt has accepted an invita-
ton to speak to the Wing General Committee Of thi,
cry and will do 80 at Hope Chapel Thursday
iDg
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IIEE IN sIenTn A.EsuE.

BIEE IN EIGHTH. AsFSJE.
At O'Clock on Tuesday morning, fire was dsoov
cred in the dseltrg Of ID. A. ShoweD No. III Eighth
avenue, by the occupants wnO gave az alarm. Dam
age -. TIE fire originated 10 pauty on thesecoGd
floor, and wss used Is supposed, By mice running
ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

CHARGE or Assault AND BATTERY AGAINST MAR
sHtL RYSDERs.-A charge Of violent treatment from
the hands of Capt. Rynders was made yesterday a.:
tue City Hall Police Court by armed man, and
Justice Wel,h Immediately sent for tue Empire Club
As Mr.. RyndeIs lot in al the time the officer vie
tied his 10 make the arrest the matter post
poned TIL today. The complainant he left the
room said with considerable energy, that il he
not cripple he would have tliashed the Captain to
lis fall satisfaction fJr taking such advantage OF
him. Cspt. Rynders has the reputation of being
perfect Berics Boy for hitting out, and marvellous
stories told of bis proves. We never before cav
man who had actually been hit by the knob Of the
Empire Club, and this one "a cripple. Oh!
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CIT Y ITEMS.

The Rev A Kingrnan Nosl's lecture on the " Life and
Character Of the Rev. s IL. Cone, ID d 20 viii BE-
given tonight al 3! O'Clock, in the Fret Baptist
Church, corner BrOo ne and Elizabeth Streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

"Ths supposed murder of Mike Walsh is tbs title
Of street ballad jest low. There four verses, Of
which the first and last are fair specimens. They
reed:
r. Of q dreadful trs'edy, 20 You will relae,
Tire murder Mike Wslsh, IN th glorious Empire s,ste
The Coroner, 81 bis vsrdic,-l'ra IL IL joke
Says the end Of poor Mike was ~ cruel choke.
His friends and companions, and hs had host,
Krow by bis death friend they have lOst,
Hi. fate 10 sad one, sud makes Clsny one think,
And the papers say, he did indulge IN drink.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

The beautiful epergne presented TO Mr.. Wanack
was male at ThaDys, where it may be seen. 1t
stands &c inches in hight, and is designed for frat
flowers, as the may be. It, body is beautiful
vase, sntque in shape grotesquely divided into three
compartments by the head and clsws of the spoonb.
In one of these compartments the engrsyer gives
nsrkably good rendering Of the face Of the crest
dramstist in a second he commentaries the virtues OF
the actor and gentleman and in the third he records
the names of the seveDtyeigbt donors. The cost Of
this novel centerpece was 600.
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THE PURFyOIocIcU q

THE PHRESOLOGICL CABINET Of FOWLER i
WELLS No 20 bro.dgsJ ic-fe.,ns pso= Vsi. snd
tsioussa BY str,Essu AID czens coutsrs taousaDas
Of Bu,ts stls Pottlt. Of the uos. noted Dersozs
=. rcf6 Ess Ero~-.
daily Car. and fri written assePioos
Of charscter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

ATTENPTED BURGr ARA burglar attem pied 10
h al r'o TIE Of ne c1ing WohI.~!n Bros,
Nc L. Chatham street TuesGaJ uarnng, ~nsn be
overheard y Ofcer sLeroar who ssem y,.d - him
lie slcce.dec however, n Esbi3s his escape.
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lAdveri,smert

GwiSSETH VAUGHAN AND PADDY CAREY
oas ssd humorous drama Of deep and Thrilling in:erss,
Trey EAss ced tse gIboUncec appsgs. perform ed
By %. rs~ CorPsly sELu, huse-m. and VII be r-pss:
&c .a.s .;trr-Oon a. eysUisg
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While Thomas Morris. q

SCFFoID ACCIDFSr.-While Thomas Morris =
sboi-r 0yed the house No 69 BOsd~ay engaged
Nordsy scafod the second the pl.Dts tipped
sd - bl and companion fall into Ito The out
only stht scratched bat Morris Lad his leg broken
lie was cent 10 TIE City Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

Why Go ex.Judges of Criminal Courts in this city,
from the hour they leave the bench, become the
cbo~en counsel of tioketswinders gamblers, pick
pockets, fighting men and prostitutes!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

ATTTNPrED SUICIuE.-Oficer Parsons found a col
orse woman - Cana AoncAy evening s-hrtaz foz
e-rcts . .-auum, ard ksr 20 ss EoI, -hsrs
ale relieved o. me poLsou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

IvIrREp ~ = HlRsE.-A csrtnsn ramed John
CrI .nt upon hs art tie FOOT d Pie street
MOI cay evening he severely injured By
TrsrbE upon iy,.4ing aim gRdeE Is hoolA lie
s.Lt IL IL Nysu..al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR SrROP. This inim-
i;af utc.s nay os,s.red Of TIE ,ole nsruur. J. s.
sTsDtEs, No As,Or House, AID Of Tie Vsrioas as
,tIol &c - ne ctty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

Sr,BBING.-Wm. Prescott, sailor, residing at No.
Sc Na.F s.,. ~ho el,ins that b. had been is'gtei By &
Sfrrp, q No 81 Ws.-r svensed omset b. curtin
pp 10 he scei~h pensais he arrssed, add jus
Tee Connolly con United till Tor TIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

a CHILD SuTFocArED-About II O'Clock yesterday
morning, Henr, II. Wooley, scbid yess ofage, fell
into the vault Of premises No. sol Washington street.
the residence of biz parents, and when discovered in
his distressing condition, hfe nearly eS!iuct. Death
eusued shortly after be was rescued from the vault
Coroner Schirmer held inquest on the body, and
verdict Of death by 6pbyxis from accidentally falling
into the sink was rendered. The deceased very
interesting cbd and the parents feel their loss
keetly from the fact that they were bereh of two
children al the terrible school.house calamity in Green
wich avenue, some years ago.
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GURSFY's NV PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINE
GsLLE.I No. 7e7 Bro.swsy block below me Me-
Yors Hoe PAOoGsSes pasosreOJpes hi--.aEesi IA Oh
sna IVory:yPeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

AS IST'vr FoUSn.-Tbe body Of q stillborn child
olrd on horcsy Of No. 10 Wsi TeuA street 81
tie Police Of ;se Ninth ard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

MalsbaIs Msr,ce. OKeefe saA John CuTigss- To-
day they sE-cted Armstrong in Brooklyn, bat Bred
fcri socce,dsd IN ei,drg then veasee, and cecaPs1
to psrt, unknown. An essnioston Of the ease w@
be rad in ie~ days
TaBIZr EsrHr 90 FASeT GOODS Ann cLoTHts...
Three mso, nsned George Dres, John Barry ssf
Tecs Campbell we're srrss-d w,tsnt ssaed BY CSss
tsoUsg bncsbSn ohnsv Of lareoy on nsa ssAs,
ottns re uy Of fancy sry Goods I'D cShiss ~
ilneEs lsssasgf board ne bip Isrfpo ~acs sAe
- IRE TIE dsfeua.ut, stated ssfs
hs IorottT that they in.gs,ed % tae si.sisa
oi ts &C ~ Wm TUCKER, Second mate o. 49, vessel
accordingly i'.ued or he app shssoa Of rscke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
REAL EsrArE.-The following sales were made yes
ts.dsy al the Merchants Exchange, by Messrs. A. j.

BIsecker, Son " Co.:
252 lcts q Az, Gowalus Cana, 9Th 7.h, BIB and
9thata Brookya With q
Hogse and p a. Ci4reout HI sh Brds,.. 400
TEo story attic ard basement frame house and lot
l.9hst ~ f. east eth ot 2s19l IN 1850
Tn. property h0s go Greenwich ana ogl WsshinEton
sts. bet Herbert aud Beach sts jJiung each other
in rear, aud forming plot 2iNl60 ............. 2eD
On el 4 lot lo q Sd sy, 25Nl 100 5........ llfO
On osts lot adjoining apoye @5KiC05.....,.... LIS
On t,rh .. 0t s. 05.htt 81 az, 2jvlVo earh Ll5O
On 18Th -, i-t Joining shove @JxlCO5 each. 1f50
On 57t1.s- lctl H. west zdav Zjxl015 EACH. l4J
On 51;htt 90 . g.. 40 lining above lsXlf05 ssch 40
On tttl-st lot o. 20 . west u ay. 25xlfO5... 600
Oh eth.t ot L. s. a Joining above Z5GU0 s. esrh.. 80
o. ttL-,t lot r. "a dining above 25xO05 esh. 10
On 2sy lots iitb st. % jNloo........... $3.50
OF - ~ 81 Oining above 2i1O............. 87j
Or 2aay lot &C ching above jr0O............. $50
o. q sy., lot al ming above, 100
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

WARD NOMSATIoss-rne Republicans of tie TIL
Ward have nominated Sanuel 3. Turner for Aldsmss.
John Comstock for Supervisor, and Martin w. FsGk
for Constable.
Samuel Taylor vas nominated Monday evening ~
Americans have nominated ID. w. Townserd for 81
peryisCr, and Joseph WAkinSon for Constable.
There ars two Democratic tickets In this Wsrd.
Ore faction has nominated VIM. AZ. Worries for Al
dermN, Hugh oRouike for Supervisor sd MichsA
Sattery for Constable. The other faction nonisste1
N. McDcnald Tor Alderman, Parker Baldwin for ss-
Pergisor and George Sprsgue for Constable.
DzxocRArIc WARD MEETIsGs.-Tne Democrats
elected Delegates to the City Convention which meets
t1is Afternoon lat night. The Ward officers wep slss
nominated, and arc az follows, IS far - heard from:
In The Third Ward, Noes y. Ods was nominate
for Alderman; Root. g. Anderson, for Supervisor, asd
Wa. Storey for Constable.
In the Fourth Ward, Stephen Haynes was nominated
Dr Supervisor, Clinton W. Riley for Asssssor, ssi
John ii. Booth for Constable.
Ia the Seventh, the contest was close between WR.
u. Van VOORHEES, and John Stansbury for Alderman
The ssms 10 regard 10 t1e Eleventh Ward, John A.
Dayton and John N. Weeks being the principal oss-
testsnts. In the Fifh Ward two poll. we're held and
there considersbie excitement.
Aldermen are nominated in the odd Wards only.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY RLEcTIoSs.-rhs primary
elections Of tie Democratic party took place last ewes
rg, and passed of quietly, although in some Wards
the contest was quite olose. The tickets voted we're
for Ward officers drect, and FOX delegates 20 . GUY
Conyentio TO De held to-day.
Ir the Seventeenth Ward HsSlsy c. olmssesd US
nominated for Supervisor; VIM N. Mesero!e Tor Al
German. In the Fourteenth Ward John Fishery i~
Supsrvisori Owen DENIM for Assessor, and Fssno.
MeCsfery for Constable. lie the ThHtsern "ea
james Z. Taylor for Alderman; Dennis hsoy '%
Supervisor, AID Chsa T. GiIAsn fos CoeSAas.
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SUPERIOR coURT-Cs.sssRs-MAs cs l5.-Bsiere JAG,


Nimroi Wood yard ct al. sgt. Louis Fnsdo. Or
H. Of defeudsn, stpusns noi % plss
tin 20 pAy $l0 II ibis motion.
The White aud Rogers Ne@-York Saving. Paniag
and Patent Veneer Cutting Co ast Jesse W. Power Pais
tit permitted nsrposc reply decudaIts aud
copy OF ccudapts ssguey Ia hive days, paying SIC
uotion issue DO Of d. time Of service aas
ply.
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AdEeEriS-nlenL
BRADY's GALLERIES.

Assaorrrss AID DaGgIllEorrrl
HoA rs ts aid 50 Brosdvay hsw Ts1 sca Ne - Pecn'
uvssissy., WtssinS:on, D. G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
BOARD OF TEN GOVERNORS.

The Board of Governors met yesterday afternoon,
President DUCRo in the chair. Minutes Of last meet
ing read and approved.
A communication received from the Warden Of
the Penitentiary, submitting the names OF a list OF
prisoners as follows, whose term has expired, and
$50 fine, committed by Judge RUSSELL Hezekish Al
len, $50 fine, committed by Judge Russell; Charles
Negle, $40 fine committed by Judge Russell The
Warden says their oepse petty larceny, and that
they have conducted themselves in q proper manner
since they have been under his charge. They are I'M
able TO pay their fine, and the Warden desired the
Board to intercede with the Judge in their behalf.
Referred to Committee 90 Penitentlary.
The Storekeeper on BlackWells Island, in CON-
municaon, stated that they hai hand at the pres
en- time hundred pairs Of socks and stockings AMI
proposed that the Board make some arrangements
with hosiery house in this city TO do their knitting,
30 that the women might be kept al work. Referred
to Committee on Supplies and Stores.
A communication received from the Warden OF
the City Prison. stating that the present sleeping &C
commOdsons for prisoners are very cumbersome, un
Clearly ana unsafe, and suggesting that al the cells
be supplied with a sufficient number of hsmnocks,
Cops,pg simply Of piece of csnvGs, about three feet
wide by SIX feet long, two iron rods fastened in the
wall of the CELL and cord or hooks 10 attach the can
va. 70 the rods. Referred to Committee City Prison,
with power
\ report and resolution from the Committee oo
Isisnd Hospital, we've presented awarding the con-
tract foi stating the roof of lsl.nd Hospital TO Francis
and John Dugsn their offer OF S6 S being the lowest
offer per square of 100 feet Adopted.
Mr.. BIZ EINGHAUsES offered u resolution, which
was adopted, calling for the appointment Of two more
visiting physicians, and also two vistng surgeons 10
the Mecca Board Of Bellevue Hospital, for the pur
pose OF facilitating the work.
The weekly statement is AS follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

BRUTAL PiREST.-An Irishmsn named BueD,
residing in Park street, vert home al clock yes:er
day morning, in state Of gross intOxcaol, and at
tackled his wife while she lay in bed. Hearing his
mothers cries, james ien, blind boy Of fourteen
year,, wert TO Ter ASSISTANCE, whel his father struck
him the heed with ron-bouud brush, ittlc.'ng
scalp wound. The POOR fellow fell insersbe to
the floor, and Mrs. Brien ran TO the winaos and
screamed for help or she might have been killed, IS
her tusbard having disposed of the boy renewed his
attack upon her. a policeman came in and took the
boy to the Hospital where lie was placed under the
care Of Dr.. Shrady TIE brutal father was not ar
rested did the police notice the fact on the returns,
although the boy is ssid to be in mortal danger.
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sion Of TIE vLols breed ofeeohes hong ago oulssei
by tire S;sts 1t s only plausible Pretex for getting
fs. ofices at the expense Of the city

A PRECoCtors Bor.-A smar: little boy, ten years
OF sge and Of very progressing address called al tbs
store of Nessrs Lewis & 8roTp No Il Front street,
early in tbs month suc SAD his was John Lewis
Mss:tn, and that Ais mother was respectable widow
woman EviIg q. No e. Wet Eighteenth street, who
wa shout 20 h. t,uej uto the ~ Tor aek %
TO psy her rent. Mr. VIZ. T. Merriam. gentleman
in the estab;ihment, wa warmly interested Ia The
your gst.r story, and called upCn tie siGow, whom
he iouud in small room with two li.;e boy, one Of
which vas Jotn LEWIS IL was evlten. that tae fan
ly c. -,.tu'e circumstances, and Mrs.. Mssten
seic that he could be glad to hsve an opportunity 70
voIk. Mr.. Merriam engaged her &c come TO bis houss
tie next morntg to do tie wasting OF his iany. Not
sppe sipg Is enc promised, NJ Merriam weat for her
sId .be came back with bim but LETT sRain in about
five minutes pgeterse Of putting her children to
sct ooi, ard cid not return. The same evening Mr.
Merriam wert Der resicence again, wien ne found
her very much Intoxicated. The little boy called sgsin
upon MI Merriam Oh Monday, aud represented tnst
biz mothsr dead that ,he had been sick two days
and Died At No. O. Wet Eighteenth street thst she
was ded b. DR.. Glove that Mr. +. h. Collins paid
tie expenses Of her funeral snd that her remains
inteued in Niliamsburgh. His Object in calling, be
ssid TO sodcit money to take hun 20 his grand
mother in Albany. Dir. Merriam called in the ever
ing az the place West Eighteenth street and learned
that Mrs. Mss.cn was not dead bu. had removed 20
another place. lie thereupon fornd the boy aud after
q while the little fellow owsed up that bis motser sent
him out TO impose upon the charitable by these mis-
statements. NJ. Merriam thought il advisable to re-
move the child from such iuhuences aud taking him
before Justice Qusckenbush yesterday caused him TO
be seLt to the Juvenile Asy.um.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
HOMICIDE AT sEA-ARREsT OF THE

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS CoURr-MAEcH n
-Bsfor. Dr.. JosEPH bEIDSHaa.
Andrew Armstrong, first mate, and Robert WaIker,
bostsvsln Of the chip Antarctic from Liverpool,
arrested, charged With the murder Of seaman on
beard tie vessel, who was known BY the name of
Charley Tne complaint v.s preferred BY pss-
erger named John II. Bryso, who w~ on board and
witnessed the deed 1t is alleged tia. OF ths 10Th Of
February asst Armstrong, Walker, and another person
correc.d with the vessel whore name i, Bradford, In
turrs bes; Charley with al irou Delaying PIN kicked
him arc otherwise msltreated him. from the effects Of
which be died on the s,me day. L. S. Commissioner
Brigham itsred wsra, for the arrest OF the accused
md WsIksy SN taken il ou,tody lat week BY Deputy
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SUPREME COURT-CHsMsEss-MAsca s2-Besore Jsdes
D,yuS-DECHioNs.
Henry l.. Keyser ct al. agt. Max Lichel 1t al
TL,se be dudins Of facts prepared and settled.
Before Judge CLESKE.
Joseph :. ShesfeT ACT. Ethan r. Bishop ct al-Ms-
tlon to open inques. deniec without costs.
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COURT or coNsos pLrss-m.ssx Il
THr VIGILANCE 'ONstTTTE CAsg.
L..P N.Ic-,N AT Jsp.. no,r.

rHE SICILANCE 'ONsiTTEE cAsE.
jane. Ba.crey sat James Dow,
This case WAS ,ntinued to-day. The dispositions e
rhata K, Ard Jane. Steward. b. ss...ss.
The rclsmetirn - the 9,v~cae< 81
Toe ss'e that The lsiazce SaGmre wa an sas~fdl sss
hoey ofered IN evdrucc ~ tie PlsatA
40 70 hy 6sierdss The iudg- sdaitet n. P.,x
re yro ausoa q TIE Goyernor b. not o. pfost Of the
ssteulcn.s Goa iails I'd IN y.
Ros.rt X ssch,rss and wr1. B,,hwen e.aninei
Elt,st. TIE celebrated wn NaAissa vas IN Cpar ~
&c d 20 axe much interest r. tae pro,ecSissa
Before judge HILTON.
DETECrNr ~ EAntNG-nEtlNioN.
Fsfceyast Lee.
Although +. is not necessary in pleading TO set esf
he - rei.rd 20 IN H. yet In en- scit?a 80
sCk AbOt ard materials the PLAIN. soeid Be -
uf lN definite ard certain u 70 nsoe the detendsas 70
a"1 ron tas ragrr ard shA,acer OF toe claim ard tss
pro- within wAios q alleged 20 have arisen. Code Ses
IJ-lbO
II patioJaTty 5esrd q be ohsiued either b
i~usnc, by Judge, un3er Sec lS
Ist y heae NteNr the pl.'pt clearly detective. 70
10 hre ard that he precise nature Of the p,a
tfs r0.un T. 10. apparent rou T.
10 BE- sIrendej AID the defendant will have tweny days
So susSsr si.sT service Of Z a. led
kslN at. Jones. -- Complaint dismissed unless
within five days oos'. Of ueou s. to abide syeaI
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-06
THE PEOPLES
BOOT 81 SHOE SHOP

n LYMAN WARNER, having established Boot
and Shoe Shop, in the building formerly occu-
F%H~pied by John Burger, as a Grocery and Provi
.. sion store, north side of the Public Square
and Immediately under the Billiard Saloon would respect
fully ask his share of patronage.
Grateful for past patronage he would say to his
mers and the public that he will manufacture order
the most liberal terms all kinds of work in his line and
will guarantee to fit and good work; SALE From his
long experience in the business and he employs
but the best workmen he feels confident that his work
cannot fail to give satisfaction. He will get up good Kip
Boots for So IS Calf do 81; Cowhde do.,s3 Fine Kip
do, SO so.
MENDING--He is prepared to execute all work in this
line on the shortest notice at the following prices
HalEsolng mems boots so cts.,; chdrens boots and
shoes mended at corresponding prices. Common sized
patches 6l cents each. .
RJ-(iive him call examine his work ascertain his
prices and he will not fail to please the most astdious
Remember the place. under the Billiard Saloon.
Towanda Oct 15, 1868. /. WARNER