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

DESTRUCTIVE YIRE At STANFORD, cosS.
On TUESDAY mornipg last, the gn't-mill o. ped by
Messrs Quiutsrd & Whitney lpropnetors OF the Nor
gan Iron Works, N ", situsied on Mil River oppo-
site the Rippovs Iron Foundry, Stanford was dis
covered 10 be on FIRE and before the flames could De
snbdued the building nearly DESTROYED, together
with much valuable machinery and large quantity
Of grain. TIE grain belonged to Mr.. Erastus Scofed,
the lessee. The building was insured 10 come Of .he
g. 600. The fire, which fret discovered 10 the
second story lie supposed to have originated from the
heat eneendered by the smut machine. BY the exsr-
tons Of the fremer, the adjoining buildings saved
from destruction.
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TEMPTRsScE CrLEBRATIoS IN NoRwALK.--The
Concord Division No. ., Sons of Temperance, cele-
brsted their Fifteenth Anniversary al Norwak, Conn,
On Tuesday evening. 1t was the largest gathering
the people for many yesrs, and much enthusiasm per
vsdsd the vast assembly. The Daughters of Temper
anoe, Eve out of Elk clergmen Of Norwak, Col. E
L. Snow, Me,ss Brewer and Cooke, Of THE civ, wsre
prssoot COL Snov made strong appeal to the people
10 favor of the Order and cause OF Temperance he
was followed by sOquen; addresses the clergy and
others also by excellent singing by MeSsr'. broSeF
and COOAe Ooe hundred and thirty persons ssned Tue
temperance pledge. TIE Sons and Daughters Of lem
persnco deserve much credit fer the excellent arsnge
rnenis male Tor this anniversary.
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mARRlED.

CARROLL-HIcE-Ia Ia, city. hea tee A-ist'sa bos''
10 i6 Wcts.,cSy. ia ~ b he N.v NJ
B-r-isr NJ Eo1ara CAr1iitl Es Louisa sits, e9, o.
tai, citJ-usttIs the esy-Gth 10 htse over ore re-
WAILACE-pEvERELL-Iat ~, ei.y f.e- the Arner.tla
Hone No is Barrow ,trre', Tur'tay. F-h - b. NJ
Uestor Mr. Lee Nal.ne, Ct - Louts . aiss sAsAa
DcVtEel Ct It's oy-aasHs ihe t-sHia = LIE over '
year
DFYFAU-pURET-is thi, -'ty on Wttrsstsy, hNee = q
q brides 'sthsr No lcs Fa'd svsore ~ IL
Rev. Fetcher M Sssae Oevssu, % Mas Louisa Bark
e. Of hi. city
LEARNED-DAVIS-I 4 3 city. Tuesisy Asch q tee
Tf,c.ucs ofth- brides "a her ~ The Rev stTsIen if
d D, Parker c Ltsrrei q rsont,. Ca-sts, - En ha
Jo.srhce youngest daughter q Col Geo 7 psss OF ai'
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BROOKLY w ITEMS.

kBoARp or SrPERyIsoRs.-The Board held meet
ns yesterday afternoon. the President ID the char.
The Commissioner ofJurOrs reported that lie had re-
ceved total Of s53 fines from desulting Jurors durins
the month of February. Filed.
The Law Committee in the matter OF the City Court
of BROOKLYN submitted report in which il Is stated
that Jurors have been excused from duty or paynen,
Of Sums OF money from 81 80 TO 81 nto the hands OF
the Clerk. TIE COMMITTEE further states tea the az
in relation 10 Commissioner. Of Jurors was intended 70
relieve the Courts from al duties authority IN reia
top TO the receipt of money from urors The evidence
taken before the Committee was submitted, and they
obtsined leave TO sit again.
Aresolution was adopted 10 sppoir. Committee OF
three 10 INQUIRE ana report relative 70 changes
proper Influences in regard to the purchase OF tue
Crooke farm The Committee consists OF Supervisors
Bergen, Wall and Dick.
AZ ehort ves msde 10 take from the table thereport
Of tbe Committee 10 favor OF purchasing the Cooke
f.rm for County purposes, bat rejected ~ vote Oh
Yeas TO Ii Ssys.
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RAIN FALL.
ne N. Y. Tribune.

To TIE Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune
SIR: What | intended to say at the Farmers Club
on the 28th February comparative rainfall OF Eng
land and this country was, that we have not only
greater quantity of rsn in the year. but much greater
amounts in single days. One inch in q hours is
great rainfall in England while in this cOuntrywe, not
unfrequenty, have two or three inches. 10 one in
stance on record there fell at Walthsm, Mass six and
lightweight hurdretbs inches of ran in "A hours,
which is the greatest rainfall that have any know
ledge Of This was on the 7th and 9Th September 1850
MarA 2 1859 III. r. FRENCH.
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BROOKLYN COURT OF SESSIONS -s. hcD- l-H.fors

The Court opened yesterday uOrUing, and Charles
Melon on trial cbsrE. q rand larceny Tie
Indicted vith D Bren and Pstck Lynch wh) "a
have be,u IN The HABIT u selling stolen goods 70 Mary
Desy Keeper receiving chop In Ws.er street Toe 70
tie establishment aad the accused bsiuz seen
tstT. ofsGep Tins into CUSTODY '.pcon
carpet in tie hnse identified a. b3ying beeI stolen
Ni0t store Ia Syr snf A-hon wes ehsrk~1
with 'ag H. The eydrpcs failed TO s1s.sn the coaise and
b. q1nisd.
Two yoGrg usn n.med George ZiLfel sud VIM Hore1,
guilty forgery fourth degree counter
BILL. TheJ snsszed 10 hssking about the
ard .son pass them In SWING change They
rae frsnuatcn :hs. they Obtained them 10 be way OF
hey d their spurious chsracter
Znee seutusd the PsIsa.y for three months and
Mcneil fgT III moIins
Charles Banner you,b tried AID convicted o. fE-ry
The tsooud desTee IL pss.ng Bit Tue jury
recommended him To- the Court account a nls
youth and the had been tas dlP- Of osrs
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

JIRsET CTR ASD BLRGES HoRsE RaiLRoAD.-
There being two bills before the legislature 70
incorporate horse railroad companies, which contain
objectionable features, the Jersey City Common toun-
C, AZ their meeting on Tuesday night, s10pted ne
following preamble and resolutiOus, offered " AID.
W. k. Brown:
HAosaf An PEI ding before The L,si'ia,nre o.
SeEJussy entitled An %. Jersey City
ard Bergen Railroad Compsny' whSA propose. 20 saat
% he corpcra.ors named therein. wh1 W TIE opinion
this Counc the rights OF tae nd
Eicips ,gttcr.ties Of thi, city, Therefore, - -
RsSo!fet That the Hon Ssne A. gebch, Member OF ne
Hoe Of A.ssnsly from Jsr.ey City .nd hs n'oea- ~o
bsI u es House Of Assembly ron tis County and TIE Hon
C. v tkensf sensrr from Hnt-oD q MY are Eersoy re-
sscty requested gArd the Interest," u Jescy CEy ~
egdesgfEs % ksv. Inserted At seen 1feSGf NJ a.
Will efec.Is dssgy is prs.-u, Objectionable fsa1ies sad
thsi - Ie,pectuy ssses. aid urge The io1"hE enAase
viz
l. IneI rrov.on tia, railroad branches shall Be con
,Iuetee StAa the Limits CT any ncospofs,sd iy ~ hli'Sn
County Nnao the Co3-Et hI,; asd ana oSAr.d 81 ne Co
Ccurcls q slsh cities.
Pr0hibr h0tIrT ~ ,sid Con1soy Of than
Of scd any ini % iasruedis;e o.
pots urs.s al thai quality be P1rr1as-5 wiz tne Tan
oorser Of The OF lands desir,4 pJ iAd CopPhy
Pr0yfts tia. the bucpk Of e rad ,Gau b conmcned
within one yeaT and b. conpetsi within fo7T yesrs
Prov dee hat they sns1 tAIss On eu property pre-
a. re In owners Of
pTiv.ts property required -. -
The Cbsirusn sppnted A6. ". X. Brown, TIten
ard Noofhies, members of toe third house, 10 pre-
ter. copies Of the above proceedings to the members
in tie Legislature from HGdson Coalty.
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BROOKLYN CITY coysT-NAron 2.-B,sor, Jqds,
Inhn Kl..n,n al. EeifoLi go ,na ca. &c.

John kIe0sn ~. Ecff1TI F1h6 E.0 Bee.
This case, which an action Tor : 900 damages,
Of lrss sustained BY falling from platform Ia the
,Nd q Defendants who ae ,hybgLd'r a. 0feenpolnt wa
colcused today The plaintiff Lad been employed BY the hrn
f sht ytss he h 4 Der last hsyag occa'
u 90 the 0 broke through b0srd aod fell distance
q nJuns himself considerably. The
osene 10 show sst he employed -
l. - thir.. n about yard, u the storm
defective bis ou'y remedy deicc verdict for
Defendants " a. rendered ty the Iury.
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70 DrArn.-Mrs. Caroline S..pgc

BUVSTD DEATH.-MTs. thrOlne S-fuE'b lh7
orrna women who was severely burned Tuesa.Y even
rg during the ouiin the premises No ~ Daae
reported died few hours atTward IN Tue
Ho.ptsl Amer the clothes Of Mrs s,ng- took IRE sue
ran sntc.y through the hall tEo three times screaming
f help and lrnaih seized By sguaniaLc- who e.
yeop-d bel In Thick window curtain and thu 'mothersd the
FAME, but OF t fatally burned CoroHer echif ns
Al nou,st on bocy and the jury rendered verdict OF
d.utA cesh. Mrs STA 81 Iesrs OF age Her hu'
bard kept a,sr beer saloon In the baen 81 tae pess
to from bs'emeu aid BY thai means nfed
the building She alive aud vel e" I--7' Osi0fe
he 6few discovered
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COURT CALENoAR-rHIs Oar.

KIsG, CoUNTT SUPEENE COURr-SfEctL TFRs.-
TIE Special Tenn Of lie Supreme Court viii be oPeaed IL
THURSDAY morain, - 90
BRoo6iYN CRY CoURr.-Nos 81, CD, ~, ~, %,
S. g. 6I6,T 81, 81 IS a. r. - ~, 81 81, ts.
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Advertise ner'-
Tup WORID's OPINION

have IL due And proper IN s ndorsem"n' o. tae
wonderful virtues Of the celebrated Mrs GssDs.Es hDs
BIs.N OF LINEKwoRr AND HoAKHoUND which cures Cousos
Coe. A1d AID Is doing ~oGd-Ia iof sac o.
even dr. EEbIs eo11ter.
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BRooKLYN CITY coURr-a.RcH Before Judge
John KIeru.p AZ. Ectford Webb and George Bell.

The defendants are shpbailiers, doing business at
Gree upot plaintiff has been their employ for shout
ert about She yard TO keep things in
order ih q September lat plaintiff met with
accident faluz from the aogm of stair. radios - the
rope lof ~ the dbpac .eat of board. Its
.esed hat the platform Insecure snd damages
claimed or ir ss aimed The tefcUse that tho patfouu
vss secure AID L Il the business Of the plaintiff
10 make II 90. The caGe !. still IN prugrsis.
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PHRTNoI oGICM EXAMINATIONS WILL DlRhCr
YoUAG MES Eh purlis sud tea b them Gov y maze zoe
MOI, of sys. aud OF their AID talents and sso serve
Is guide 70 psrelt. ~ training ther chi ifeo N
with the nature. Fowler WELLS Give ae'lee asS -
No. Sc Broadway
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Advertisement

THE METALLIC TABLET STRoP-lnyented oy
Gao. sAuNDrks A. D. Is6-Thi,, the genuine sFtGe hu
n.,r beer e1us. producipE the k-nest pe edEe 70
sro Csu t. obtained Of the Subscribers AMI sole Hsaussur
,rs J. L b. SAUNDERS, No. Aston House.
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DtATH Is THE ToMEs.-A man name 1 Peter Dryer
va, found IN the street on w.dre.d.y iroIei sad BROUGHT
70 TIE Tomb. where be placed 10 eel 20 get sober
few hours later he Uncovered 20 Be deal Coroner c
ar held an noue. upn body and verdict rend-i
Of Death from importance Deceased wss native Of lie
lane hty Of
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Rseeipt. Of Produce.

~ E,S kesSea<-1oo bbla Floor, ITO DO Hoi.N -,
Ssnsry' 90 Co. Data 10 Ptu Ashes SO do osttS, -,
Ssuaac. y 90 Tobacco SIS DO Povsoo 10 DO nrsn'
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SENT UP.-Msry Smith was sent 70 the Pententii'
~ ak uoD thi ye,troay for Stealing piece OF eaco from
store IL GlGLd street, This e-iI second otense
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CIT Y ITEMS.

BULLS HEAD.-Our snticipstions Of Tuesday were
exactly realized yesterday, as may be seen in the
regular cattle mark et report The prices receded fuy
half cent pound from the prices of the week pre-
vious-the best beeves seliug at prices only equivs
lent TO lOi a lie. pound for the meat Considering
that the butcher makes the hide talow aud oa clear
do lot the necessity of his charging Is cents
pound for ordinary rib roass. Bot small portion OF
the CAB bullocks in market this week will sell for the
above prices Good fair market retailing beef cattle
sold at 9alOc and greet many cosrse ones at Sa8c.
The cattle brokers and others well posted az any body
can be about this fuCtUsing uncertaio market, are
now pretty well satisfied that the high prices hoped for
by spectators who have bought cattle at the West at
cents pound gross not very likely to be realized
Two depressing markets, at the very time wlen rise
was Anticipated are calculated to rstber dam the
ardor Of speculators, except such noted in the
report this week, who sold cattle yesterday a. some
sl7 head less than cost.
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A NOTORIOUS BRUIsER ARRusrED.-Joe Coburn,
who is now under indictment for stabbiog Officer Ds
von Of the Eighth Ward, was arrested yesterday for
stabbirg Samuel Davis in the neck aOd ear with an
oyster-kpite in September last. Justice Kelly c'nmit-
ted him for examination
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TpANsFFR or AZ EsGtyE.-Tbe Common Come,
transferred Sss.ra EEsne No e 70 Constitution Engine
Company No. = Tie ErEel company vii ooAsy organize
a. hose
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CRUELTY TO ASIsALs.-Oiiicer Meade of the TnlTd
Ward, yesterday, arrested cart""n n'neh Iiagh
Brady sbo i.or at NO 2Oi East Nineteenth street, Tor
brually beating his horse on the head with cart
rurg. Justice Osborne committed him fer trial.
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IAdyeItiseuentl

IAdvsriseunentl
k.W. FABER's Lead Pencils, sold st retail e9
a ss.t,one:s A. wholesale only by
ItElHIKp IAsIs, sole Aren't No. lc Wl-fn o.
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THREE FAsr YoUSG MEN.-R. Burrows Walter
Smith and Samuel Houtep, three nice aud f,shily-
dressed young men, were brought before the City Hal
Police Court this morning, on complaint Of Chester X.
Crook, proprietor of the saloon No. - BOFery, for
frequent dorderly and rotous conduct in bis saloon,
to such an extent a. TO DO serious injury 10 his business
They had drawn kniye, and psto. aud threatened to
beat the complainant. They were severely repr-
msnded by the Court and would lave been summsrily
punished, had rot Mr.. Crook requested that they
merely be held to keep the peace which was done on
security of John Garland, sIOon-keeper in Chambers
street, in the sum Of $500 esch.
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ROBEERs FRUsTRATEp.--About2 o clock on Ines-
5sv ,totpoon two unknown young men, armed with ceay
s ,ped over the fence Of No 257 Fast Thirty hA street
and entered the house Of hr John Smith Meeting ha
sntn they sked she Mary Kelly sud began 70 make
threatening ss.ons when she screamed and rushed out
calm, r assistance At thiI the fellows became alarmed and
tbToWpa doz their weapons away The c,ayoTs were
subseoei y Identified By butcher in the neighoorhood who
,tAtea that they Lad been stolen from him.
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Nyvy svrAs Frs EsGISE.-Nessr.. T1'ts snd
p, NV Lesr .rEss.d ~ as pat In I',f .tat
cam srr ,ns-e Ct z-Par Hoe CoDPAHJ, -. = o.
s.,,rn ,,rel utica iS.snes essHs ofsa@-es '-'
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ELL PERRY.
JACOB IA SHEAR,
WILL An WATSON,
ARrEMUS FISH.

The following are the Currency and L,nd Warrant
quotations for the week corrected for from 10 rates
current At the banking .honse Of 10 Haray & Go:
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CIT PRIsoS.-Durirg the month Of February, -
P-,oI'ssIe ss % ss ci;J PI!s9S FOR ere st1.e
70 rss-sIey, 5; sss.E pertJ scery 'i.st.s n.Ae
IT, csor-sHJ s. receiving s,oin cc.i sn'oieloa 'Ae
t.sl< 10 P.ss eoas,,sie.g u.opey, sae scsstceS,
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CoNyIcTFp OF BURGLARY.-In the Court Of Sas-
s-us. yeserosy John Brown, conja,lJ inci'tei vita y"
Ian Lamb the charge CT Burglary, seed o. tsiA ~
Gypeage1 this tie ACc1et en.c'si OF th- Rev L.
Tsyor in D. street rsht wee ks since sai car
% rumser % yAl,ble articles foe burglary Ss as
covered ner morning BY M T.yor Who found one window ssd
the oA door open portou Of the property ws Fecof
,r,d Ard identified. Brown who tried sepATa,eiy ~ss
convicted and his .ccia.e pleaded siy Of grand larceny
W.
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SUPERIOR COURT-CH,NsERs-M.roh Before judy
PIgRREPOST.
Hooks agt. Quimby.-Case settled.
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DESTITUTE AND DrNG.-Yesteriay morning, the
policemen Of the Ninth Precinct took up collection
at their Station House for the relief Of the widow Of
Policeman Sanger. MIS- s. was reported to be in
destitute and dying condition, aud, though entitled to
portion Of the Fund fQI the Relief OF the Willows
and Orpbats of Policemen she had not received any
aid from that source. Officer Sanger died about
year ago, from the effect of injuries received at sa
loon in Bile street. he beirg 10 the discharge OF
bis duty a. the ue. Those desiring to aid Mrs S.
can call upon Capt. Seabrng Of the Ninth Precinct.
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Fir Entrs Coupsry II, vort Ia. BE, pin 2sr s2ns ~
guS Garr.cn C. ,.nv .rd /. 10 rear, coDrr,et Tbs
engine !. ooup.ct PIE Ia Construct so We
pct ted, vii h9nf-r-r sPPssra4ce y ="
UpfigkI tubular toi res hKe, ard Tn isr. J
diameter. pine feet hgh mssnE oth Agat Of
uirr fe, Lsrhed b thc boiler doubie acting steam inp
q Guild Cars, Co patsut tie steam c'And, iant
the Size o. the boiler TIE plmp toriok th- troa'
81 lbe usehire. II hss sets OF sl'aon, cas-
st sdsp'ec take ws,sr fIom the hyd1aa,, ana
ire other 'ron ctsra II sls1 has t~o di'chNrts "a
rt The veols .prar.tu, ia r-ourrd uPon four uaes he
liz being x @ and the fr-ut 5u f-t esit eche' ia
esuesr To. rurp cspzbe u eis,h.-stns - gallons P
minute urdsr ca r9- WOOD vii b tl- only le
The NLcle ~ rot sNc-ei II wsEn 5f' Pun f. sni
e,siy e crsvu by or 40 ordin,J o is
srl 81 - nrs cnus.ruct0n "a. sLy oEe CA rue aud
e. Il oil d. hahy finished thTougtor sad pr7'et
ne spp'srsIc~ rivss trial o. is o,rscy WI b- nsa n
TIE coGie Of Few eks when ia merits s be Gy ,es;ed
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We call attention OF al who frequent such entertain
men;s TO the ball at the Academy Of Music this even
ing II is for the benefit Of the Nursery and Chd's
Hospital, ore Of the most deserving charities of the
city, while the eminent social position Of the ladies'
under whose direction il is given, renders II certain
that it will be arranged and conducted in the nost
satisfactory For the last two years the balls
for this charity have been the most successful OF the
eeaEOn.
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The passenger earnirgs il viii be seer. shoF an in
crease. tie G.ers, for the third week Of February,
q Oh, 100 sss.ast 80 GA, cane week last yess. Ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

A RUFFIsS IL ~ ONSrBCs Las. evening about
81 O'Clock, a. one Of tie Dry Dock st,ges was coming
down East Broadway, a dispute arose between the
driver ard Of the passengers about some change.
Tie fellow, who scsp and drAb frscos., insisted
upon the driver giving him more money than he sd
received from quarter Of dollar The driver stated
thst lie rad passed the requisite amount to the pss-
eueer vhereupon tie latter that be would have
satisfaction. Just the stage was approaching the
junction of Canal street and EST Broadway the
ruian drew from bis pocket revolver AMI, with the
but Of the weapon began to break the Windows, and,
at the same time pulled the stisp hard enough TO drag
the driver through the psyhole. The driver Justify
cried for the Police the ssge suddenly stopped,
consternstion seized tie psssergers among whom
were several ladies' but st the rascal kept smash
ing the wrdows. After be had demolished six psnes
Of glass, lie cut the strap which held the door, and
deliberately walked down Canal street, and escaped.
The sight of the revolver the passengers slege, pre-
vented sry interference with the scoundrel 10 lis
destruction Ct the stsge property sni bis subsequent
escape.
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ssry every day from q to a p. m.

ST. LrKE's HosPrn.-At the meeting of the Board
of Trustees Of St. Lakes Hospital. held FEB. -, The
following AIMED gentlemen were elected to constitute
the medical staff;
tf.,.diso Ph,neaa,-Dr, AlorEo Clark, Charles T. Hey
wood T. GsllArd Thomas, w. IL. Draper
1ftssd.ao Surgeons. Drs Ggr6on Back, Geo rcte r. J.
Bumstesd-
PatAOIcoe,I Chsms.-Dr. John Dalton, u. ~,
Ct,suiag Phy,,etans-Drs DeiAheid CAmmaan D. Osoen'
Metcalie. ~ Anu, p..L., 4
Pnaf. EiEenbIeot
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sHocxiyG WIFE MuRDER.-A most revolving a.
tempt at wife murder occurred in Fortyssveitn street,
yesterday Afternoon. The would be murderer Ns
Michael Kelly, brutal Irish porter house keePer'
About clock he went to his house in Fony-se'en'a
street, near Sixth avenue, in state OF into1ca0n'
His wife reproved hun for coming into her preseDee
such state, wherest he seized an iron snoSei ahu
sssaued her with the fefocity of savage Ia sp"'
Of her sbIsks ard eLtreses. no struck Der upon toe
head with tie shovel, ard would have Glove through
he, .co I'D che not broken tue force Of the blow VITA
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REAL EsIArE-The following sales were mids
Yesterday at the Merchants Exchange, by Messrs.

4e,h houses ard lots Nos 37 $40 and 55i W, e.
ON S4thG house and of No ia sfD
On i7th,t house sndlot No I0 s............., 900
On 4Sd 1T lots No. IFS Q. lthay, e,ch...... lSp
~ go, II,b-,y ana 4}d A. parcel ........... 1870
Louse AID lot No lis Wiosst, BGooEyn....... t,l1p
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LIBRARY FOR SEAaES.-An attempt is making 10
collect library for tie use Of 'ssmen on boAFd the
receiving ship North Carolins at the Brooklyn Navy
Yad. We are asked to solicit those disposed 10 ad
such benevolent undertaking to send any books tney
have to spare on bosrd the ship, or to the Kew Cn
7 Jopes No. 81 Madison street.
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her arms. She oiung to him and bagge ed for life, bot
he thrust her from hin, ard renewed tse stts'k Ia
few seconds be bad inflicted tso fright
fol gsfhes 10 her cheek, Gu. her nose nearly
of, ard laid her skul bsre in several plss.
while she lay upon the floor She tried TO crawl away
from the msoInar, but be folio we'd her up repeating
his blows until the floor ard furniture Of the
covered with blood, and the poor woman lay sen.esss
ard apparently deed. He then went 10 ths CRATE and
with his bloody shovel took out the live coik and
hssped them upon tie boiy Of his wife. Tls accom-
piished, he down the body, glospg over his
bloody work, sEile the cottoa garments Of his wife
burst into flames. lie was sitting il the ssms place,
his bands and clothing red with gore apparently
joyng the spectacle when the officers and ne ,hbors
csme in. After extipguisbpg the flames they found
that there was s-l little life left in the woman,
ard sent imuedstely for physician. Officer WHIT
took the prisoner before Justice Kelly, who held
bin 70 avail; tie resnlt Of his wfe's irjuries The
woman il no. expected to recover. Kelly keeps low
porter-house 81 the corner OF Leroy and Washington
streets, and is man Of about forty yearS ofags
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DR.. S. f. Shepard will lecture upon EGYPT as it
was and Is il IT," tonight at tho Mouut Ovet Bap
ts Church. of Forty first street and Sixth ave-