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guo. beng prepared to 60 on board She viii draw
-e' eotee. feet Of water when ic.ded and besrs evil
cent maTka Of NJ Por-er's xii and taste. The cut
"sier aid the qua-tergaileres Of tie Persecos are
ep.bdid things IL their way BID the Distinguishing Pc
cuaty Of tie ship i 10 be located IN her capsan-, in
winch par of the mahogany gub-bei Used by Geo.
Jackro", during the d-f-r-.. 81 New Orleans viii be
corsfiouously placed. The mahogany wss part Of
frame o. bed on which 81 cd Spanish mortar was
hsstily u0un'ei by "Oid Hickory the me morsbs
day, sid which. after the declaration Of peace WAS
breuebt to this yard where it has remained ever slice
The Ssva Bsh Of tie Gull squadron arrived here On
the 'S-h OF May. having ~ of sick. She has
btcn ordered "a Boston IoIeCrut.
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A G,gBING Row.-A fight occurred in porter
house at tho corner of T. and Eleventh street
last week, over game of cards; and in the general
rrclee which followed Pat Byres, a custom-house Of
fcer was knocked on the forehead vice With heavy
club, snd so severely injured that his recovery was
for some time deemed impossible One of the parties
who participated in the afray has been arrested and
leld 10 bail in the sum Of Al GEO. but the psrty sup
posed to have been most directly implicated has not
We. been arrested Byrnes was able to appear in
Court on Saturday.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPRciAL TEsM-JuyE A-B-sore Us

SUPERIOR COIf--SPECfAL TERN-JrNE %D-B-.0re jas
tics WooDRUFF.- Decisions.
Ouili, administration, &C., SGT. Taylor.
Think, upon an examination OF the papers reai on
counsel srudsp tks commission asked for unnecessary AZ
is 'ReIe y % Gee..y I sSe1 viii 3 n M s .
r1u b. granted, uns- tle pslnths storr rs a-sn and
as.s ?.9 ~ s S b. Spsdi y 3 e. sas y &
ne'i14 e denied ~,.ga; eqs:. 70 s tio pai,'
Msry H. O B.en agt. James Bose.. 49,
The complaint must be dismissed, uDle5s the plaintiff
PPJ within i've day. .er servee o. nc orce ' 'n Of 40
question under ssc-son u Of the CODE. - -
IHE CRYSTAL PALACE FIRE SUITS AGAINST NsrH-
AyCE COTPASIEs.
Tie Mayo &c, Of he Cy o. New'Yok az IHs Exchange
This. IN action 20 recover g. GO on policy issued
hx H. SsGpSsp 20 lie plaintiffs n tie Crys, Plscs after toe
Crpors.ior cane n; po7ses.ion he Pae. val
Destroyed b. ae o. to Sh q sto5~r 40 u 'ton va
sslde III complain. upon the GLOWING yrornd.:
/ Tbs; ,he s--on brosEht BY Mes@l Mann and RdE1
s;;oys fr h plaintiffs iresd Of tie colr'el o; he
Tbs: the psn.if, have 70 rsh. TO recover ecarse ths
b. 10 rsarabls niere., Nj " M.son fr desad4a' con
sed,a a1i y ~ p pT sd gs5 GJ 5, Il, se5
sSe ta se asre'i,, w2s!- e; = g,o'.sed y sasas
attorney, tie q. ieatsu;. woud -in b. hsoi-
appeared that liz issuance Company ore 81 ;es IEs
Conpznie zach having isssed osy o. t5 npcn ne
CDsa Pace, and ira; % u them -e,e SD ~ Ike mslLs
ihsr rsp@etvs Pieies H3 81 hem e slEeh snf
sD~-@S Ser Intention % def-nd u. oey Comps
nv, he Brooslyr, h. pa: IN mir .nsvsr r., MI
ws,tern TOE EAeh4n:e The Brooklyn EE1.., s.; NsSe :
Raf and Hamilton. The E1cn AID Psc-bc nave fe.9 ana
~. pr he, aged 70 dc NJ Nam q oorps for ~
psntf resa a. sfdsy q Joea II. " afs. Recover o.
IS. CTy.s P.s5e lg ;hs. M-szEs asnn Kodsn wsF.
BY the Mayor COn.Eos and @ n.s OF 70. W
ro,sr q cormen-e s and Ee o,seF s1s n TIE h1u1s q
e CorDoraon being the eorssl fr As-rH Dunosr sasIn1n
Co B.. mont and others ~ho are be s.Ee creditor. Of nc
Pc. 1rl advanced uoLeys tof is ooneson a.
,in- xber IL we. likely fall and bnz cssesdti GPon ne
srterrise. TIE CorpoEstion, eoncsdsa ne enl o. n
claim deemed proper 70 pace h-se seceits 70 ts Af
heir counsel ector placing tie proceeds IN tr Unied
St,,.. Ts. Company abide ne decoa of the nsn' and
equities Of al parties
Mr. Ma sad there kinds Of lnsuranee
CcmpsuI,, crE.s .sd 1gw with scy.y which ehsrsesz.d
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ryCIsF COMMISSIONERS.

Mr.. Ken was not present az the meeting % NC bV1U
yesterday. ,.ru ,,,;., ,,orso,s unou
payinelt Of $50 by each; =, 80 W.. ,.-.... p
s,o,,k,,ne,.NB BENSON Blower Co, No !79 we; "
.io,S,n n IS Vesey street, Joseph bee YDn -.
P.,,sr n Samson No 25 Washington street JONI - AF
brouck No. 100 Murray stree; =, = - ..-.... Plat B.
Red n 900 Broadway thomas $ webb, Nos H. H..
CouTtlarat street Antoine MaLort No y Duane " io
Broad street; Frsnci. Fijux No AZ Murray street, ,
An application was received from Augustus Siii,i
Nos. 81 and 20 Beekman street, bat the BONO O7'ia
defective, II was ordered 70 Dc returned
Adjourned to Thursday -. 49,,
The suits against parties tor viols,ng TIE "A" sc
progressing toward trial and Mr. Holmes Is every "ay
ervug Jew summonses aud complaints
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couRr cAIENpAR-rus Day.

SUPREME -CiRcUir.--PsRr NO. ifN,
1895 1878 ila 1863 l4Ts 2s7 use @s ~. t1S. 1885, itA
ISL 1913 ISM Oh i2Si 1884, lO6, P,Kr ILSos ess ifsS
6s 1885 lS, iiGoi 30 aSs. WA 3'C, sSs. % SSt isS<
l6Sl 72i, 1922. sci -. -
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcIiL TgRa.-Nos. 1911 ~.
lls 6i l6L lsS S. l66 66 i6, 1872 III, i'2 G ~ lis
ISL lb2 - -
SUPERIOR CoURr.-PARr Mos. 90, IS ~.
sIe o. "a? Coz 6s sos Gss TOO ro 7o2 @ leS i5S 81 La
i67 5ss, 6is, 1892 PaRr HNos 6t ~ 49, go ost 80.
$50 67S -
CouRr Oh CouMoS PLgAs-P,Rr Mos. 8i9,
llOs 7e6 1ONs 1853, Il4 Ss, 5a. SO s,l Par li-Ns
1922 1850, lC'0 1917, lols ilt2 llN liH ie. iisl -
KINGS CoUSrY CRcUIr CouRr.-Nos. %, III, NJ.
On I'M
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A CURIosITy.-A LAME THAT Is BPEa.-Mr.
Nathan Steward of Bloomfield has a Lamb that walks
and runs about upon two legs. He had his hind legs
frozen off last Winter and about on his front
feet with as much and precision "a the Other
lambs of the flock on all four. He is fat aud in nice
condition, and his body i thrown forward go "a To
balance (Somerset Telegraph.
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fAdses:iscsaeaLl
EDWARD ". DIXON NJ, D., Editor OF I'll

Sspe Opersii-s ana Ccrsil, SarSroa Nc. g. 5th
tends TIE oh.sre i.ess. ~ thu Pelvic Ni-ers Plies
Rururp Fsls and Pr p-u the Re'um cur without Ire
sre or sa,ar- Ore hours FROG, ani 70 evenings;
81 other hoars ne hi. private Hospital ~hcr those who
qure :, og-rsicIs caei dietec treatment vii hnd
.pscS. apartments he PaEs sA In ne city .ai all tbs
Of -rf -f-
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WOMAN FATALLY KIcKED.-Coroner Jackman
was notified on Monday afternoon to take an ante
norton examination Of young woman named Mary
Schsefer residing at No. 81 East Eighth street, who
was reporteda lying dangerously i'll from the effects OF
kick in the abdomen Inflicted by one Peter GoSs,
who lives in the house. The origin of the diff
Guilty was not ascertained. The examination will take
place to-day.
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NEW UsT FOR PUMPKIN SEED.-Tie Boston Jour-
nal publishes a statement of a man cured OF tape
worm by the meat Of two ounces Ct pumpkin seed
bruised in mortar with water, and taken upon an
emItY stomach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21

Consulting Physician, A. Cooke HUI.
Darn on ES.M,YoR CoPL,ND.--The Hon. I'd
ward COPELAND the ninth Mayor of Brooklyn, died at
his residence in Clinton avenue, between Myrtle and
PAX avenues Saturday in tho Goth year OF his age
MI COPELAND was born in the City OF New-York. in
the year 1913, and WAS educated at Colambis Cd-
lege lie paid some attention to the study of the law.
but never practced a. lawyer In 1918 ho went 10
Buencs Ayres where he remained some tins, engaged
in mercant lie pursuits and returning went to Brook
yn where be- settled and in 1921 went into the gro
Gerry business at the corner of Main and Front streets.
He was soon after elected President Of the Young
Mems Bible Society which position he resigned 10
1881. In 1892 he represented the Second District In
the Board of Trustees of the village and in 1893 ran
for President of the village, but was defeated by tho
Hon Geo. Hall by very few votes. In 1910 he Wa
appointed by the Governor one of the three Judges Of
the Municipal Court, which position hc held until
1914. May 1911, he was appointed Clerk OF tho
Common Council. lie held this position until Mays.
1915, when he was defeated "a Clerk but elected
again May B. 1917. While CLERK OF the Common
Council, in the Spring OF 1872 he was elected Mayor.
and took his seat such the Ist of May, 1919,
holding that position year, and being succeeded
by the Hon. Samuel smith. In October, 1916, he WAS
appointed member Of the Board OF Education, whore
he held an active aud prominent position until Augf,
l8i7, when he resigned in consequence OF III health
~ in~y"r he efficient aud faithful in the dis
charge 81 bis duties, a"ay- andeavOring 10 perform
them with fidelity and zeal. During tbs gear that hs
wa, Mayor the cholera ragged to some considcrase
extent and he called to his aid in that em.rgeocy
men Of tried experience, who, under his advice dill
all that coull be done for the sick and suffering IL
the several public positions be held, he was uni-
versslly respected. Pleasant and agreeable In man
ner lie won the estoem % all who were brought 10
contact with him. Since 1899, he was engaged in no
particular pursuit until some two years since when he
Vas made President Of the Central Bank VI Brooklyn.
IIeresgned thai position short time since in con'e-
quence Of III health. lie was 10 October, 1853 Con-
troler If the Cemetery OF the Eergreens He waa
taken III in November last since which time he haz
failed rnpdly. The disease which caused his death
was molaies ossiu0i, gradual wasting awayor dryn,
up Of the gea.nous substan, y OF the bones cinspg
them 10 become 40 brittle 40 to break from the slight
eft cause Some time before his DEATH one OF his legs
! was broken in two places; one shouier-blsie and
I one Of his arms fractured in moving him. Ifs
has fingered with his disease for many months, and
had at times suffered intense pain. He leaves vito
and three children.
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:. To BE OR NOT 10 RE. 10 Character and occu.


patton. that 10 which Mature designed TIE. THAT u Thf
With soar. .rd should b. with c"rr,
fhr- octo<fcal Examination bv fo~LER WELLS NO.
Badv,J will vye1 The ehsscte aels detects ana vr the
pursuit. FOX hica 8 s:sei.
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PoPuLAR GUIDE-BoOKs.-A series Of gulde-books
TO several Of the most important routes OF Summer
travel has been issued by A. llarthill, and Ross Il
Tousey comprising the Hudson River, Niagara, the
S. Lawrence, and the Mississippi They furnish full
details Of the objects of interest and curiosity on the
respective routes tables of distances, historical Incl
dents, and the thousand and one particulars, which
every traveller desires TO know. They are Of form
TO be easily handled, and can he put in the coat
pocket without inconvenience.
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CELEBRATION OF INDEPENDENCE DAY.

The Joint Committee Of the Aldermen and ceuhcn-
yesterday afternoon for the purpose OF iurneI
taking into consideration the manner in whcn the ap
preaching Fourth Of July should be celebrated
The Snb. Committee on Fireworks reported ana
recommended that 5000 should 6e appropriate, I"
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CITY ITEMS.

The rain came again night before last and kept up
continuous coming down for nearly twenty-iour
hours. LAST evening was cool and cloudy, with e
promise of clearing up for the day, the longest in the
year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21

The City Of Atchison, in Kansas, which is about two
years old, contains, as We learn from census Just
completed, 200 houses and 3, 800 inhabitants.
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TIE ACCIDENT At PEcg.sLIr FERaY.-About '
O'Clock Sunday morning, two Of the guards on Black
wells Island found a sailbost containing one man,
named Henry Fitzsimmons, who was asleep in tho
CABIN. The boat hal drited ashore on the island.
Upon being aroused he hoisted the sail and male his
way to Hunter. Point, where he belonged. He
states that Saturday afternoon himself and iiiiam
H. Potts finished their work upon the bridge at New
town Creek ard taking the boat, went to jersey CITY
where Potts expected 70 find work. They started to
return late in the evening, srd when of the Battery
Fitzsinmors went ito the cabin and went to sleep,
leaving Potts TO manage the boat. lie knows OF
nothing further having occurred until he found him
seE.t BeekweRs Island, and hss 10 iies Of how his
companion left him. From the description given BY
those who saw the accident of South Eighth street
OF Saturday night, when the Peck.slip feryboa.
Eagle entering her sp foot Of South Eighth stree,
T. D., man Jumped Of from boat into the water
and was drowned-it would appear that this was tho
same boat. The ssiIbost was entirely uninurei, AMI
when found the sails were up. Potts lived at No. 3i
Third street, NcwYork.
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R,Al E.rArE.-The following sales were maie


4 BURGLAR NAMED BY 4 WoMAS.-On the night
Of The 18th Inst, burglar attempted 20 enter house IL me "
cinty Mount Vernon Wechsser County through So md
.ery window. having climbed up oxer widow on tho
f fsar nv the wife Of the ner, BIZ Has-
nan opened the the outside and RAISING the
Sab Her husband ber ablt she immediately oxed i1r 81
az hrk he if carrcu,cr had given her when he pared
with be absent week saying nat could
L. used o defend hresef II reed b..
The .ed inuns n. procured and she s.ood beside lie
window With Il By tie The had extended hs n.h arm
over n. sill. she oked 81 him but second IN ,he noons sat
,sw th liz hands white ard h fscs block aud .he fi.'
the a. brought Down upon The expo-d limb lnsty
blood uirted about her loud beard, and IN ne q.
uoner, her lepids,sd nnd realized, from noe outside, nat
the Nocturnal vs,ant bad @ % tie ground sid vas nas
90. -,
In the morning bod appeared ne wndogsl and .soe.
he val sad down ID. ID. Of ne house ana soDs
9nd Tor quite dstance Suspicion rested upon ran
who hello .uds- The family. and 80 Se nas 'ic been
usI. Constable LsGss II Mount Vernon las sGfr@A 10
bSu-
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

The Managers Of the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum. at
their Annual Meeting last Thursday resolved to poe
this institution, which is the Oldest ia the city usdS
homeopathic treatment. They elected ~ visiting
Physicians, Drs J. +. Talu,age and J. Is. Elliott;
Consulting Physician, A. Cooke Hull.
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iAivcr-.Se1er.
METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STRoP.-Ih.s ian
[A6yrgt.ssue1.l

itlbs sftc LAY b. oS1zSd Of tsf soc rAnriscFss = >
SaNDEs Nc As, HcS sDa q tie v,ps, aseI'' 'hoGsa'
cot the city
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NARROW EscAPE.-The chimney Of house No. 695
r.rvch .trest fen sbou, o'clock Monday morning WITH
area. crs,h through u2pr fcors Of the building Ar
W,la,un b.ssf AID hf uiy VIA occupied tee suiss'
s.cspeS g..slgr-s-
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MODEL ARTISTS ARREsTED.-The Sixth-Ward po-
lice on Sunday night visited the dsordery house No.
60 Duane street. kept by Charles IL. Schate, aud ar
rested the proprietor and Amelia Miller, Hannah
johnson, Emma Smith, Julia Brown, Amelia Porter,
Anna Smith, Helen Walmer, and Ellen Smith, while
in the act of giving their patrons nude exhibition.
Justice Connolly committed the whole of them for
examination.
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,Aissr.ssensa.i
BI..ADY's GALsRIgS

PHOTOGRAPHS.
axss,rTPs. .So DsSS sSsycrYesA
Ma 81 AS Broadway hss-sSk. sad No az seer-
sJi-ar;sav., " ssn;r Krsa. -. T.
rSr-s 4 a. is ,.;l1s cop- L eTe,T style Il th- ART
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ASrRAY YANKEE MIsTAKE.-A well dressed Van
kee supposed TO be the Man with the Carpet Bag,
a. he had OF those useful articles with him. walked
into the Seventeenth Ward station-House on Sunday
night. and asked for "lodgins." Capt. Hartt saw
that he was rather above the usual class OF patrons of
his establishment but supposing he might be hard
up told the doorman TO give him place by himself
Yankee registered his name, in due FORM and then
turning TO the turnkey, said Here waiter, take my
baggage" The latter who began to scent joke,
sbouldered the carpet bag, and bade the gentleman
follow him. On his way down stairs the stranger
WA. conducted through a large room filed with the
usual complement OF bleareyei women, belated boot
blacks. and greasy loaf-rs, that fni their nightly
shelter in the Sta,ion-House, sons OF whom audioiy
remarked that he "put on too many airs for bum
uer" Before he could tel what 10 think of hotel
that accommodated 30 motley crew, his conductor
svung open one Of the grated cell doors and invited
him TO step INTO his apartment. "Wasl,' he eH
claimed, catching bis breath with establishment, "
this aipt the d--dest funniest hotel ever see
rooms in the cellar. eh swan think it's jail after
all winter. Amt il ;" NO sir;' responded the
doorman. with a laugh It's staton-liouse.
what" screamed the Yankee-"a Perleece station
by Jeemim" and seiziug bis carpet bag amid shouts
of laughter. be rushed out at 2io pace, and soon
disappeared in the darkness.
TuE STEAM FIRE ESGIxE At RnEY's PoLE.-Man
haitian Engine Company gave their new ensne
second trial last evening, in the presence OF SOME
thousands of spectators. Inch stream was tA'o"h
a perpendicuar hight of ls5 feet, and an inch stream
~ feet higher-a performance fully equal to ihsl ..
the best two-horse engines of double its weight YET
built cut Of New-York. Tae steam gauge Indicated
constantly sspg pressure Of steam, and o! course
superabundsnt supply during the whole tr.ai'
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPFELRLScE or JEWELsi-A
WILIIAM-sTREEr MERCHANT CHARGED WITH BEN"
A REoENER.-Yesterday morning member OF .ae
firm Of Peckham, Merrill, Fitch Co., manufacturing
jewelers. az No. IL John street, stated e. the C!iy nan
Squad-Room tbs: number Of robberes hsd ia'ey
been perpe,raed upon them, and that Il was u'.sny
impossible TO ascertain in what manner they FAD oeeH
effected. Officers Hogan and Barrie were directed 70
take the matter in charge, and sscertaned that man
named j. Breuswet,er hal offered for sale quantity
of iewelry supposed to have been stolen to A.
and Co.. No. 2Il Grand street. whittier they repaired
They learned that Breuswetter was ajeweler, keeping
ste.s at Ne. Is North William street. IN en's''s
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ACCIDENT oy HEwIowS CREEx BsIDGE.-on
Saturday night famed Thomas McLsod bic son aud
q Capt FcT<r uTsd the over
S.wOvE CEe@x. Tie bridge bss been re,s ana -. op:
partially nis5cd when ,op Up 20 20 thToash heS
Attempted opn the draw vb~n vn cap ieu as,sce OF
twenty kbs him on tbs back and ss,e.y
him His slightly injured and son OF Cap fuesr
bad ore a els f~ rushed porous standing
tie time and Is hs, were 10. Injured
SINGULAR AccrDEsr.-Yesterday morning a man
FAMED Michael Carroll went the shoe Of Bur-
81 G1asa and y0A Sss 70 sxshsn sx u sAsss whss -
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DEATH FROM EXHAusTios.-Dsvld ".ison was
sS on sunds, night sbou, 10 ock he pier o: 4 Rob
so ,.r.e Il dying condition The police removed hin 20
~, Third Wsra d0ss s-nHoSec EleclcA asst
- h, lie moor fellow died IL hoG, Besre be expired IL
lated Tia: David Kelly Q: No 20 PsesPp street. BEosyD,
VA. hi. hrC ,kfI-.r-AW
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The spas 4 me Az IL. Ias COnpsEies b. reSss
presnuu.-uo % y.y s. "a ies.rsoce comp.u-s msAe
wbo have h-~s ,itiu. e u.eS,on- q Mo-. Aacss~o C-~
p.ns re 49, u ,ree sag ascoy a. he Tue
oeefs re q lie pas'iss - 'oes caanot b IL
'e-rniI ~ ~ . n o,tln st ..tle the compliant
III Corr ssrs~d snd ~rph -, beer the coursi on ssst
pSi-'.
orse' hcu srE4-d ,he s1esce 20 the F-sesv 81 NE
prcss and The u the sa'g'e and ts,, cosd
if hsNr t-r 81 ir-r . ,he LIE stur- - ruir- tbs
Ccrr-el q ne tTtp perform peousy the os-s
duty - toi el 20 The Crposfin IL az ssthst wsA
- sbe ~ IA, e;s iu,y oosto ;hs hssnes " ths
Cop : a. Ia; r-A.oues oco.,rtga al the at,
quirs.. The lrds- reserved Lis d. -scr
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ROBBEp BY WoTAS.-Chrisfian Walton q No
100 esrwh street charges ira, Ca;hsrne lager o. No T
~ sn res robbed aim Of gold vs.eh and oAer articles
worth leo vsse ke in s4:s q in,o Sie@.on lie a.
nd "a, con ued 20 examination by JEs;iee Connolly
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowSED.-On Sunday afternoon,
NJ Geo Van ssu..,en wh- returning from fishing excursion
with -oue ri. small boat. accidentally e into the Fver,
.sr he Fulton ferry bas and "a. drowned Up 70
eys1ins h body had Eo been recovered tie leaves We
.nd two children =. =,
.t ur1n III BODY Il VIM J. S1c.air ad - ys4rs d es,
who accidentally drowned u Sunday .; ihs ot OF Ss
vst $780,. D.c-a-ed bad before cleared ou bis tsers
boat AID end-svoTnz climb from i % the PIER "sen Er
..e b. .oo.ipz m Eros made -
-eS-e him. b., hey proved raysrs Tie Jury rendered
i -r.fos dealt.
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DE,rH FROM ISJCRIEs.-Joa1na NcGrath, an Iran
disd Yesterday se-uoo, IN Be.vu. Ho-piiz f.oa ne
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