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time she had kept the place Elm stree, on her ndi-
yicual account
FIRES.
FIRE IN GREENWICH

FIRE IN GREENWICH STREET.
A few ninutas after 10 O'Clock Saturday night fire
broke out IL back room on the second story Of the
dwelling house No. 526 Greenwich street, occupied by
Charles Somerset. The flames were soon extinsrushed
by the iremen not however, before the furniture and
s'library Of books 10 the apartment were nearly de-
stroved TIE building belonged 70 John Manage, and
was damaged TO the amount of 500. Insured for
s. 500 IN the United States Insurance Company
There is sid TO De some mystery connected with tue
ofgin # the fire. and the matter vii be investigated
Iv h. hal
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Advertisement.
CORRECTION.
To N, Edit, of The n. Y. Tribune.

TO ne Editor or The n. T. TTl0bhs . , =,
sR PETER CooPER, esq., published Card IN the Tribune
of Jan Is against the OF his psme by Tue AueIi
can Union Of Inventors Exhibitors No go Broadway H'
Honor the Msyor sonr.,w Of Mr. Cooper has published
similar Gard The Msnsgers the necessity OF using the
uamss geutlemen but they historically connected
with the their body they know not how TO AVOID
N Mr. Cooper and naw have sent in yetoa resgns
tons which Of have been accepted Their pies WIN
GOOD wishes Of time. IL surprising that MT cooper
of the Cooper Institute should family persecution
sranst an enterprise similar IN ia charitable and public oa
- ,o NJ, own AUG H. WHEELER Seo'y A. u.
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DRIED TO SHoor HIS SIsrKR-IS- LAw.-Ofioer Col
fix Of tue Id District Police Court Saturday AZ
rested one James kerns and conveyed him before
Justice Quackenbush to answer the charge of attempt
ing the life Of Mrs. Della Scofied. Mrs. Scofield tells
the following story She says that while ons visit to
her sster-iplaw Mrs. Wsuds, No. ia Fourth avenue
on Friday last, Kerns, who is brothsr-in law OF MIS-
W. entered the room with revolver, and levslng the
murderous weapon at Mrs. ScOfheds head, fred s1.
claiming 6. the sane tine, a" ~ gre yea 1Sses'
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SUPERIOR CoURr-GEsER,L TERM.-JAS. l5-Befors .
fall Ben n.

SUPERIOR COURr-GESERAL TEaa.-JAk l6-Beore 9
fall Bsnsh.
DECISIONS.
The New-YOrk and Erie Railroad Company sgt.
John 3. Church-Judsment to be settled.
John ii. Leroy sgt. Nicholas T.. Smith, impleaded
with an PeltOTder denying trial affirmed with coss.
SPECIAL TERM-Before Judge sLossos.
George W. Chase agt. Robert Hoga1.-Speci6c
performance denied account Of expended by
plaintiff ordered Question Of costs reserved.
james T. Derrickson sgt. Vim. KAN, ct. al.-Com-
plant dismissed with coats.
Matilda G. Gray, Administrative &C., agt. Joha
Cook administration kc-Decres for resreace take
account fund.- the principles Of sdDinsa.ors
counnz All further question: including that of COSTS
sens ed until the coming IN Of the report.
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Dishonest SERvASTs.-Detectves King an Slow
Yesterday morping stressed servant arr named besc
Rssn charged with stealing bout go worth Of clothing from
~. family u M Chester in Rock ard County where she
endowed some tine ego some the stolen prop
rty "a, fognd in Der possession Bridget the time OF
her ,e.t living in the family Of Mr. Smith in rweay-6
street. and bad already began 20 steal from them She wA' de-
tanned for examination.
woman named Catharine Nelson was arrested on
Afternoon charged with sesf silk dress snd towel
valued Al from Melville u No l65 sstbavenne IL
il alleged that CHhsre employed 20 do some worh IN TIE
house and bad access closet 10 which the property MAS snd
tina, the property missed atr her departure Juce
Qua ienbush committed her prison for eNAannat;on
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TIE LATE RAILEo Nd CAsUALrEs.-CoronerO Keefe
held an inquest Saturday, at Harlem, upon the
body of Mrs. Sylvia King, the widow lady who was
run over by train Of al One-hundredsndtwenty
seventh street, in Fourth avenue, Thursday last
and killed. The evidence showed that at the time Of
the accident the train proceeding at very hga
of speed and the jury rendered verdict as fol-
lows ave find that Sylvia King, the deceased,
came to her death by being struck by the engine st.
tached to train OF ears of the NewYork and Har-
" lem Railroad Company, and that such accident and
death in consequence Of the grcs, caresssness
" Of the engineer and the reckless rate OF speed of
" ssii train. Tie name Of the engineer of the train
in question is Andrew Cosgrif. Mrs. King was & IA
tive of NeF-York, 20 years of age.
Coroner Gamble held inquest the same day, upon
the body of Richard Lane German, IS years Of age,
who was run over and killed by train Of cars in
Fourth avenue, on the pght of the 18th inst. Tae
jury rendered verdict of death from rupture Of
"the liver, by being struck by train Of cars IN
Fourth avenue, bet whether by Harlem or New
'jIsven train, the jury unable to say" The de-
,&sed q very Incorporate msn, and was probably
4 ggering the trsck, when tbs train passed over
HIN.
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COURT on GENERAL INSTRUMENTATION, Jan. Is

There were no trials to-day, but several sentsn,ss
were passed Charlie. hcDermot Indicted for he murds a
Carson Costs By ssbDg him with kns pleaded saiv 70
ia the gree, and sentenced 4 the
state Prison for years and months The notorious fass,
John w Chase veted Of forgery 10 the second degree
the State Prison for years and month"; lanes
Latin another frger ssnt.reed 10 the State Prison fo
years months James Marin, convicted Of burssg had
years the Peni,entsry. Mary Nancy, pea srand
larceny, Black wells Island for joins
Muller for forgery IN the fourth degree sentenced 10 twe
years the State Prison. James Brady, Patrick Clancy ana
Jonn Sullivan for assault and battery John Bass vsfs
discharged 81 the complainant. request BY Judge Rnsen Oos
other minor psssed and the Court Cd
iggrusd I'LL Monday
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c. Cary was inverted b. H. Lsrnes Mr. PrOss' sJ'n T"
hi, invention and be has speoati N for psrs nov
rnsps Tor IA sort ssid relied s.ktenrns ef aessrs
L. Iarned ard bad koowiedse OF o,her 'nal
All gay would tend Impair the claims Of Nj
Yours respectfully ;. n. fiShrN
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corRr cALEnpAR-rnr. DIV.

USIIED STATES DISTRICT CoUgT.-Nos. 80, IS, IS,
g. o. 49, 90 TO- 7s Joe. los ILL., ST. 81. " ~ 20. 81, Sc ~.
50, 50, 81
SUPREnE CoURT-CIRcrIr.-PkRT Mos. q,
20 s9l o5 ~ 2ys SS D5 %, 3l3 ~, Sl9 81 5s "a
81 SO 81, 81 is PAkr fINos -. 2It so, - 1884,
ys $40 80, 81 "a S1s, ia, Sd s>s ,s2, ss4 80, S ""
4e2.
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcIAL TfRa.--Nos. lfy, 1871,
49, l6s lsL laS, 10, iss Loo 1914, 81, a. ~ 10 10 i~
III, lS5, 1863 -. =. -. a..
81 5ls, l2 SO, $50 Jsi So SO Ill an 0o u o. i
81, 81, S. 80 1873 S2 So Jts So.
Par I-No. 2is ~, Io rs. ~. 81. xe. 10. IA as
iA lis, ia 5s. =
kIscs CorsTr CrReUr CoTsL-Nos. 6s is2, iIJ
~ ~, lS, IA
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Acknowledgement
Tp.S-TUr CANTON TEA COMPANY have OF

hand every variety OF TEAS for Gccs and Tea Dealers and
piy.e families souchons Ooc'cns and Young Tyson from DO
10 zoe Gunpowcer and Imperial from 26c TO toc AL other
orass equally low Also SD boxes good FAMILY Tts toi
I'll Cal and examine At No. ls5 Chatham St. between rsan
and Rooseyelt-sts
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DAMAGES FOR SLAsDER.-An action for slanier
tried The Brooklyn City Court in which Miss Fanny Law
plaintiff and John W. Herman defendant
Guided FRIDAY and Saturday. The jury rendered verdict
Of $50 IN favor Of plaintiff The plaintiff hired BY Ker-
wife do sewing at her house In Grand street
watch and jewery missed. Herman charged Miss
Lawrence with hayDg stolen il and the having been
made public caused great deal Of annoyance As Law
THIS the second tri. On the first verde; Of
Z 800 IA rendered for paintif.
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sumed IL sufficient Tor al necessary wants, ana.
order remedy the great waste he suggests the pa
Of measuring the weter 20 esch Consumer ~ nese.
Mr.. Bailey saws: "a consideration of the present CO.
paci,y Of tksse works and the increasing demand ~
the addition Of Hoboken will show the necessity OF ct
tber reducing the consumption, increasing tho
EXPENSE Of another main between the two reservoirs
Tn capaoty Of the main IS about 81 milloa gallons
in u hours, whilst the consumption at some q
m, ve.r i about million being about sufficient -
snny the present wants of Hoboken so that the ca
pacty Of he pipe would be exhausted By tho proscas
wants of the two places.
The necessity OF erecting additional works Tor in
creased supply Of water Is apparent.
Ills reported that short tins since Inc man reses-
vor Was nearly or quite empted in conseq OF -
accident occurring TO the engine which required sew
emil days fer repairs, and the supply Oh wafer wa
nearly exhausted.
OryIcrRs or THE FIRE DEPARTMENT FuSD.-The
Board OF Trustees of tie Fire Department Fund Ga
Friday evening, elected the following officers tor the
ensuing year:
Pr,.Ss,,A r Rsynolds Assistant Ensinesr Fce-Prsss-
tent-F Low HOOK and Ladder Company NO. l. SeeS'sp
- p sueasu ofHoss Comp.ay, NJ. H. rreasarrf-S;
Han krs. Ersise Company, No. Ce1sce'oF-SHu" "~~s
Hose Company, No. T.
BURGIkREs.-On Friday night the residence o.
Chambers No lo Grand street, entered Sd roooee
of silver ware. vagcd az about so.
The hat and zap store OF I. n. Basscn WAS eutnoosy
entered the ni,ht but the thievss probably becoming
alarmed did net obtain much booty
-UunsOS CoUNTY COURrs.-Dnriug the past wee6
, Court was .ps.sed civil business TIE Grand Jury have
not yet maze any prescntmena
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COURT OF SPECIAL sEssiOSs-JAx. IS. 1850 -Befsrs
Justices QUAcKEssCsH, BKHSSAS and CosDLLr
Thcmas M Hyunswick assauit and battery; CITY

OF sPkClAL SEo5lONc-JAA. 10 ie' -DctAS
Justices QUacKEyBUsB, BExpAS and CosoLLr
Thomas NJ. Brunswick assault and battery; Ct'y
Prison days John Brady stealing qsatfy o. cotton
rensnded Cstbsne Brady stealing drsss and sfnnss so
comp siDs); P.nitsnfaTy, three months william brr~or
stealing buffalo robe PeDitentsry three noutas Jsm.s
Cowlsy stealing buffalo robe Psnitsntiary four montas
Michael Cunan, stealing dress eost Psistentiary. he
months Patrick Cowen stealing &C.. fsnsn
rsry three months John r. Conkin stealing quantity OF
groceries Judgment 'CspcIded John FuuD ssssus snd bat
terry; Peusnsry, -four months. Michael frsney stealing
pair shoes Penit~ntaEy four months Ea Fsber stesns
ssd goblet City Prison thirty Jane. gbney,
stealing sut Of clothes Penitentsy thseenontbs n.rscs
Grey, as'sgt aed battery City Prison thirty d.yH wisa
HeDdfy stealing pocket book and COMMITS renitentisy.
four month"; Georss Holder, stealing bank bills; hooss
Rsfure Ann Keenan,, stealing flute Penitentsty tee
DcDths Patrick Kinney assault md bstsfy Judgment sas
pehded Ellen MersH stealing eost 0a .Ies. .'s
feniteuts three months Sarah AcCansn, stealing shawl;
judgment suspeDded- John Msion, festns eardhsns;
Psntsnary months Robert Onn ste .iins sn osercos;
City Prsson thirty Aana Raymond and Joseph kaynoas
stealing piece sanet fsDitsntsy. three months ssh
Patrick and battery s1spe adsd oo.ss
Wright sssing pair Of boots Psutsptsry, fsor means
John Wisn steanx an iron masock; Peutestary three
moaths John Wilasms stsans bsdtet aud she-t feai-
tertiary three uolths. Ellen Web, stealing CLOAK pfs-
suspended.
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Advertisement [

PHRENoLO GY-Examinstions with charts and
written descriptions Of character given daily st the Phreno
LOGICAL Cabinet No. SOC Brosaway, two blocks above the PARK
priv.,. rooms for Gentlemen and Ladies' fowler WELLS
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Mr.. j. g. Holland, author of the "Titcomb I.stters
will speak on " American Social Life, before the
Historical Society, on Tuesday evening.
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowsED.-John Murray, Cor
porson contractor drowned Saturday 10 sahsen o'
the Harlem River and between Lorc sna f9uftn
Of which be up-riutendirs The Sling TIE o spges'
high tide is feet under wai-r snd the s
into II and drowned His body RECOVERED wns tne
tide flowed AZ fnqus held uPen on snnosy oy
Coroner Gamble Deceased naive Of ircsaa' d Year,
of
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DIsORDERLY House. broken UP.-The police Of
the Fourth Distc, mad. visit dsoTdey house kept by
named Bridget Hughes In johnson street between
Canton and Raymond streets Saturday night and arrested
the keeper and the foowns female bosrdf Mary Nc
lu Bridget Ssncers CsthariIe McLas h Sussn Kelly aud
Mary Gstey Thomas Lenty likewise arrested They
all locked up ~ await examination
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Hills AIR-LIGHT COMPANY, No. All Broome-
st. offer for and County Rights and 1ste the public
brilliant Produced word
MAPEs SWEDEN L Co., Agents.
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HILLS Arr LIGHT COMPANY, No. 4li Broome'
st. would invite a. the mos. brilliant aud cheap
est Ara As ever produced in this any other country STU
pie safe and Of per hour state and county
Rshts Tor sac. MAPks, sstDfN 80 70 CAD.
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lAtvertsemeat.I
RRApY's GALLERIES.


PHoroCRAPHs,
AssaorvrEs Asp DAsUEkssoryrra
Noe sa aud a6 Broadway Nev.sork and Mo- 30 fenosSf
ySnlssv, Warrington. ID. G.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURr-JAs. IS
Before Mr.. RicHARD y. STLLwLLL.
COUNTERFEIT co.'s.

Arm Ryan was examined on a charge OF passing
couneIi.L quarter eagle socerywonsn IN 0foen 80
stree The evidence very Conflicting and t1s deeno1
being fully identified the person who passed the
the Conuiss0ner ordered her discharge
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WAsHISGTOss PoRTRAIT.-A falllength portrait
Of Wssbgton which saved from the Washington Hotel
Broadway and Chambers street. the time nat build
ing demolished Is hanging in the Mayors ofce Cit
Hall where it viii remain for few days 1t owned BY MAO
Tornsey
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.BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

The Rev. T. L. Cuyler will deliver an address before
the Sous ofTemperance in the Reformed Da,ch Church.
Greeupout this evening, at u o'clock. Admission
free.
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CoRRrcrros -0ur legal reporter yesterday inserted
a paragraph to the effect that Z" Mr.. Hamin Blake
"had been arrested on charge of false pretensea"
This statement did great injustice to Mr. Blake lie
was srrested--not, however, any criminal charge
but at a civil sut growing out of misundsrstings ia
certain matters Of business. We have seen the COM
psnt in the case, and find nothing 10 with regard to
false pr,tenses, or which involves charge VI fraud Of
sny kind nothing more, in Short than the usual silo-
cations in order to bring the matter in dispute into
Comt. Our reporter, we presume, was imposed upon
by come careless or malicious person.
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Brooklyn CRY MoRrALrrY.-The total number OF
deaths in this city last week was 3d. Of which % were
men, Is women % boys and q girls. The principal
diseases were: Consumption, Is; Inflammation of the
spine T. congestion brain, o DO lungs, 81 infantile
commissions, 81 scarlet fever, 81 hopping cough, 4;
dropsy in head, 4; burned, Inflammation brain, ty-
phod fever s,illbop, each dropsy, casualties, in
fsmma'ion bowels small po1 ossifeation of the
heart infsntile msrasmus, 3 each. the whole num-
Der, q were under year of age. Ofthese 90 were
born in the United States, Is in Ireland; in England
and Switzerland, 3 EACH aud in Scotsnd, l.
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CHIcKEs THIEyEs.-The henhouse Of &. Is. Ia
TEN, the Of Clinton aid De Kslb wss
feoIousy entered Tuesday might znd robbed q
fws IL again entered Wednesday night, and eight
more fow O. all that aimed were taken away.
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CoLLsIoS.-On Saturday noon the Peck-slip ferry
boat Nebraska while proceeding down the river, Wa
run into by the chip Voant, which was being towed
down by the tugs Secor aud Frazer The mstingale
Of the Vosnt tore off the after part Of the ladies cabin
and the bowsprit did dsmsge TO the pot-house.
No perron was injured by the collision.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs-spycIAL TzEa-ysn is
Before Judge BKsDy
Heather agt. Gridley.-Motion deaied.
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ASOrHER DEATH FROM BURSs.--CorOner Horton
held inquest Saturday upon the body 81 child two year.
Of age the Of Charles Sweeney which died Of burns
tanned Monday previous The child being left alone in he
room accidentally fell upon the and sustained the injuries
Of which died vsric. o. death from burns rendered
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Mr. George vsndenhoff will read Millions Comu',
at the New Chapel, corner of Congress and CunIon
streets, Brooklyn, this evening.
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Advertisement.

A.W. FABERs LEAD PENCILS, sold at retail
by al sAdcner,. At wholesale only By
T. TIssR, cole 6ssa. No. is WlhsmN
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BIRTH IN ASTATIOS-HOUsg.-A lodger named Ma
~ birth male infant yesterday morning the
Fourth District Station House The officers paid every
~ attention after they ascsraned the condition OF the
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURr-SrEoIL TEsS-Jn lA-bso's 'aass
DAVIES.
I'M WIDENING or DUANE AND READE STREETS.
This morning the Corporation Counsel moved fW
The cor rmaton Of the repors Of the Commissioners,
of estimate and assessments Tor widening Duahc soo
Reaoe streets. The applications were opposed ~
Mr. Hutchins for the old Manhattan Water Company,
MIR. Byrres for Mr.. Lynch, Mr.. Willsrd and osnrr
counsel for other property owners interested. lac
cipa ohje raised were that Tue awstus nna
assessments disproportlonate snf that the Con-
missioners had proceeded in an irregular masnsa.
After hearing COUNSEL, Judge Davies confirmed the
report as to Duane street. but cent the other report
back TO the Commissioners for amendment.
Charles T.. l.. Brrkerhof agt. Geo. a. haynes
Motion for trial ceuied, with costs -,
James Linden, jr., agt Mary Ann Grsha'n jug
rept Cor plaintiff on demurrer with aud With hbeSJ TO
defendant to snend or Put In anew answer twenty es %
P''' IL caAasERs-Before Judge SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
Edwin l.. Buttrick act. La Crosse and Mllsaukee
Steam Navigation CO.. Edward kenuys ct al AT Joha A.
Buuce Motors in these denied with 10 COST
FreGerck A. Hemmer agt Charles Geats.-houon
denied without "a either party. -.
X. l.. Alien agt. w. W. Adams ct aL-hotion 10
change place of trial granted with : 10 costs
Charles Swan agt James Blaek.-hoton 10 faceo
order of arrest granted with SO costs -, AZ
Few. l.. Lynch sgt. James Henderson ct h-Mo-
ton 10 set aside attachment granted with 81 costs
John +. Cunningham agt john Morgan ct a-hS
ferred TO p r. Rnsr inquire into the fact, take poo &c
Nicholas r. Paine agt. The Fremont snd ioaiaua
Railroad Co-Motion denied without costs 20 either party
David Ii. Grant act. Alfred r.. Smith ct ai.-motioh
denied vita liberty fer ali the aefendans In
the amended complaint TO renew, &c ,,.,
without costs to either party
Frederick Schark et al. sgt. John "A. DaVehPofs'~-
Referred to Geo. w. Parker.
In the case of Mr.. Hanlin Blake Il was erroneousy
reported that brough, 70 recover money,
have be- obtained By him uuder false preten'ea appe
that the grew Of misunder' m & SA y.
and there nothing 10 the complaint charging om WIN "S"'
fal
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUKr-JAs D-Besoss JsAs
ISCERsoLL.
THE BROOKLYN CQUSTERFEirISG cAsg.
THE poorn;po Mesera A .bfneed and Rlankman

ihs Horping "essiS. hsnnonu eno ., 10 1s
lyn oountsTeer who recently convicted this Court
The Judg notion remsnded the prisnef mi
next Tuesday when he Will be sentenced.
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ASOIHER DEATB Isl A LINE-KILS.-A man was
discovered IN the lime kiln tie foot Of Aity street yssterdsy
BE bad entered the place Saturday naht 70 lodge and com
ing too near he ire literally roasted 20 death H name
pposed 70 be kcgsrd Delaney tailor BY trsde residing IN
hain verdict Of death by suhoeeton was rendered
By the Corons Jury who also recommended The proprietor OF
the Kiln employ wstshmsn prevent similar oceurrsnce
This the secon1 death in that place during the pat week
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To the Editor Of The N. y. Trtvn<.
Sir: Mr.. Thomas Proeser complains that did
hin injustice in article pobished time in TIE
fssuas 81 sAyS tsss IL kssS u Ne ssa IN ss(as, J..
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Mr.. wsuis threw up his am, thns probably saving
the lfe of her visltor-tte ball lodging in the wall
Mrs s. ran out, ~hen Keirns put the muZfis Oh ms
pistol close to the head Of Ms Wsuds and threatened
10 shoot Der for her interferene. The behaviour oil
Ksirps and toe sngmstical expression In reference 10
perscns Of Afrcsn b,ocd already alluded to, are e1
plared by Mrs. s having been excited by some re-
marks Of Mr., S. in reference TO Kerrs, II when sAe
called rim niger. No doubt the expression was IN
sutirg enough, but il Not 81 injury to be Sipea
out with blood and so thought the Justice, who held
him to bal il 81 600 on the charge of elonious assault
the employer of Kerns, Mr.. Wall, going his security
Keiins is baker in Mr.. Walls establishment 81 the
corner Of Twenty-frst street and Sixth avenue.
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A COLLECTOR rs TRoUBLE.-Andrew Fisher, two
years ago or little more, was charged with bigs-
n.y. tIed found guilty, and sentenced to two years
industry in tie Commonwealth Interest az Sing
Sing. Andy serving out histerm, came to this city to
which be was welcomed by the fond Mrs. Fisher, the
first who hike woman forgave the sinner, and bated
not jo of her love for him. 1t appears that during
Andy troubles With the law, Mrs Fisher exertsd her
self to raise money for bis defense. One Rudolph
George scted IS agent 60 between collector of the
lawyer or lawyers employed Mr.. Fisher in her CON-
plant says that che gave George all the money she
could but cot satisfied with this, he came one day and
collected" a gold watch while she was absent-in
other, but less polite words-sole it, George says the
watch was gwen for her husbands defense, The lady
denies this on oath and says that was theft and
nothing else the watch hayiog been pswned sub,e-
queny. TIE case was on Saturday, called up before
Judge Qu.ckenbush, who committed Mr. George for
trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

Mr.. Patrick Henry Conner, No. IO3 Broad street
AID No Broadway ~i.tes l. urd-rsoc that be IL rot tAs
Pstriei oconnor Who stabbed in bnv reported tn
columns Of Friday last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

DR.. Betbune lectures before the Mechanics So,iety
tn Monday evening, ct the Cooper Institute.