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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06
.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

THE KIDNAPPING CASE AT JERSEY CITY-TEE
MIssIyG Man At HoME.-Yeyterday morning Re-
corder Tlden of Jersey City received let er rom Mr.
nm who's sudden disappearance, short lime since
caused considerable apprehension TO his safety. lie
is now at home in Rathboneviile quite i'll from rough
rssge and exposure. He states in substance that he
left home on the 1lth of june last with about 81 800
% his person, intending to transact business on the
line Of the Erie Railroad also nj New-York and New
ark He states tia Immediately after taking dinner az
Turner's Hotel Owego lie felt very upwel aud was
conscious Of nothing more until he resoects being
sluck on tie head because he would not get into "A
small boat How long he remained unconscious at
tia. time lie does not know, but when he re Covered
lie found hmsel ont at sea in small eoatiug schooner
robbed of every thing except lis watch, which he car
ried in such manner that it ea. escaped detection.
The vessel an Old for, .topsa schooner, painted
black Mr.. Bum thinks that there wss large patch
Oh Tie fore-topsa. The Captain a mijdlir gsiz-d
man; thinks he wonld know him When Mr. Bum
wond ak any question in relation TO his whsrsaoout,
the only lie would receive was, Yolr fare is
paid, Sir" The crew consisted Of six or seven men,
with y HON be was allowed no conversation Whatever.
After being at sea six days they nelred land, aud he
ascertsned that they were the coast of Florida
He put ashore in a email boat, after solomny
promisI not speak of the hands in the boat
Fortuna ely, be reached planters house before night
where be kindly cared for and, after he had suf
fciently recovered furnished funds with which be
turned home From The state Of bis system, Mr..
Bum thinks thai he was drugged at the hotel where
he took supper at 0wego He does not think the
bands on board the hooner knew anything about the
uansa tions on shore nor in fact anything regarding
him, except as passenger. He will visit Jersey Ciy
as soon as bis health is sufficiently recovered 10 bear
the journey; meantime the authorities of the latter
place viii take every means to trace out this high
handed Outrage, and bring the perpetrators 10 justice.
ArTENrT At MuRDER.-A man named Cornelius
Eapan Of New-York was arrested yesterday aud con-
miued to the County Jail by Justice Dwyer, Tor At
tempting TO take another mans life during melee
which occurred at Weehawken on Wednesday. Ea-
Gan gave the man several severe cuts with d knife
about the throat an head. The wounds have not AS
yet proved fatal.
LANDSLIDE on THE NEw-YoRK AND ERIE RAIL
RoAD.-On WedIesdiy night a heavy LANDSLIDE oc-
cntred on the line Of the NewYork and Erie Railroad,
on the Delaware Division bet Eeen Deposit aud Han
kips. The slide was caused by the rain, which
descended in torrents in that locality during the night.
All Of the trains doe at Jersey City yesterday weee
=. 90, aa,n.,ca A 1aroe fnree of men ware
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FIRFs-A fire broke ont in the basement OF a con
onary store at No Myrtle about o'clock ser-
day morning Of persons entered the building for the
mn nose of exuguisng the fire. and stole pocket
hoos consisting 1870 from the sleeping apartment OF the pro-
uri tor The dsmage by hre was about BOO.
About o'clock last evening ire caused IN the neWspa
psT tore of James Boice No Myrtle avenue by tbs eSpo
so o ork of fireworks The flames communicated n the
ladder mandatory s. Poole. Considerable lum
Der was DESTROYED carpenter shop in the vas some
hst damaged The loss sustained by MI Poole Is ABOUT ooo
Insured in the United Sta Company Mr. Boiee
lost ahou' y 10O; not insured.
Az o'clock on Wednesday morning. tire broke out in row
fame budpgs belonging 10 Mr.. David H. Brown, on the
corner of North First and Eighth streets f. d. Two OF the
budnps damaged the Of 500 which fully
insured in the Citizens Insurance Company Of Wansbnrsh
O'Clock the morning ire broke out iu the large
belonging Mr. b. Goodrich who sustained loss OF F3O
which there insurance Az tnis hre Two Valutoe
bors.sone belonging to Mr. G. Stevens the other TO Mr.
cauman-wee burned death. The peoIs sustained
other loss the amount OF 100 all OF which was insured
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AccIpESrs.-At an eery hour yesterday morning
the and milk Of Daniel smith were ron INTO "
an OF car AZ the Green crossing jersey City inurn
the horse seriously and demo hing the wagon Aoou. y"
nj MIL were In the the time all OF which were epeo
INTO The ,t,eet Mr. Smith fortunately escaped injury
young lad ma ed John Mis-. about twelve yeas q ase
u the Wheel of wagon which he was riding Capt ssue'
Ellis wbo was passing the time extrcaed the little fellow
md carried him mile to the house ola phycts "here ne
received proper attendance.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE TAx-CoLLEcToR.-Mr. Ed
mund briggs, the recently installed Collector Of Taxes
and Assessments has mede the folio wing appointments
in bis office:
A,,i.,an, Collector fasc Bsdesu; Return Clerk A. w H.
GIN; Redemption Clerk WIN. ~ Glen; Assessment Cierh
Gaofpe q Herman Assessment Collectors, ). W. Lawrence
William Runce Nicholas H. Davis, David Dobson Peter siz-
patrirk Wu. III. Powell
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oe 49, nm, ON vroan was found floating In he bay oet"e.h
the Morris boct Jry City and L cson .@9a .ey the
verdict OF Accidental drov ming ine ae
wa. about 40 years q i've feet s i G.r ., II spJ
very stout and dressed in calico 'acs dn ar g,bsr
vsssi and rad been IN but few hours Inc remains
w.r. inferred ia the county ground at Bergen
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A FREE FIGHT.-On tae evening OF the fourth,
some forty or fifty Germans who were assembled at
Lanzei's brewery, in East New-York got into dis
pute which ended in general fight, III which num-
Der of the combaiants were badly wounded. son Of
Mr. Lancer received injuries which it is feared VIII
prove fatal
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Charles Jeferds, vlo 10 accused Of numbering SIR.
WALTON and Mr.. Matthews Of New-York, on Saturday
evening, was formerly employed as clerk or book
keeper il the City Hotel of this city twill ai.c be
remembered that some time aimee he ana Mr. VIM.
Cnmn,on had a misunderst ,ndng in regard to horse
hire, whereupon he drew pstol oa Mr. Compton, for
which he was arTes'ed' -,
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Tsg u. s. STEAA.FRIGATE NAcARA.-Ihe Nor"e'
s.an bark Hennes, arrived here on Thursday morn
ing reports speaking the u S. steamirga'e Niagara
Or The Japanese on board Oh the lst inst.
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nv Telegraph.

SANDY HOOK July sunset Ship Isaac Webb for Liver
POOL az oss aud ship John bgn Tor do, u IL passed
he ook seamer Asia, oT Liverpool passed out tie Bar
A 40 uy suDseNo ward bound yess In sights one
bk srd one hrg anchored inside sandy HOOK bound ooe
Wiro fre.h from = n p. weather cloudy and stormy
HIGHLANDS. July sunse--ous brig OF the hghlands
bo,rd ia Weather lhick outside. W md ezh nom T. ~ T.
No ath~I cloudy and raining
LONG BRANCH, July 5, slnsvt.Wmd strong RON ~ u. !
weather cloudy aud raining
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

FEnALr CousrrRtrrEas.- Sergean. Burden ofthe
Eight. enth Ward, last night arrested two women
named Bridget Toby and Ellen Collins, for attempting
to pass IS counterfeit bills on the Bank of Penn Town
ship Phiadelpbia, upon several grOcerymen. The
accused were locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

The GREAT EAsTERS.-The Fourth was eXpected to
give a large crowd TO the Great Eastern, bat that
crowd was not at the ticke.-oGce. IL consisted OF
persons on small steamboats, taking view of her star
board side from the river and the usual crowd on the
wharf. From what our reporter could learn, not
more than from 500 to 600 persons could have been on
board throughout the entire day. Yesterday about
he me number of visitors were on board. In the
afternoon the rain Storm helped the dollar fee to keep
away visi,ors Great exer.ious continue 10 be made
in the cleaning of the ship. Her appearance is iast
changing, and in few days she viii be more worthy
Of visit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

Tho Tinted States briggs Bainbridge, Woodruff, and
Dolphin, Stedman, were a. baenos Ay e %
and at Monte Vidso May =, ine onDeu n'AT paIs.Si
ste Congress, GOldsborough' aud Steamer 1'1'-'
Hacoube, were hPOa,
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ACCIDENT on The HCDsoS RIVER RNLaop'-M''
William Mitchell, formerly resident OF PoaghkeePse'
was run over and killed at that place on WEDNESDAY
It is thought he was asleep on the track. lie was q
single man, 80 years of age, and was formerly IN the
milk business
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uar,.er.-Peported 6v Telegraph.

PHiIADRIPHIA July 5.-FLOUR dnli Sqperine IS 30.
WHEAT decind sales 800 bush Red 81 Is; White 81 b.
CoRs declined lc sales 900 6qsh yellow 60 eos PE9ys.
Shoulders sc. LARD firm at R}c. WHISKY steady at 22c.
BALTIMORE Jnly 5-FLoUR doh, declined ~ To-; Howard
street rs 3ll WHEAT firm; good n choice White 81 40
FL 65 Corn steady; White 6s072c Yellow 6I9Oc. Pro
VISIONS fIu but not active WHIsKY steady at 2Oic.
PORT OF BOSTON AND CHARLESTOWN.
Monthly statement Of the value of Imports and Exports OF
oods Ware and Merchandise entered during the month Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

PROBABLY FATAL SHOOTING On Wednesday even
ing crowded. rufians Went into the saioon corner OF
Fourteenth street aud Teath avenue. kept by man
named Gillespie. After eating drinking what they
wanted, they went off without paying. They soon
returned ard began beating in the door Of the saoon
and finally succeeded. Me- Gillespie, fearing for his
life, took 70 Wing piece and fired INFO the crowd The
shot took effect III the pson of young man. 10 years
of age, named Edw ard hcKeeven, of No. A Yves.
Thirteenth street. He was badly injured, and Police
Surgeon Fisher, who attended him, thinks bis con-
dition critical one The injured lai was taken 70 the
Bellevue Hospital. Gillespie surrendered himself to
the Police aud held toa wait result Of Mckeevens
Injuries.
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engaged through the day in removing the dirt from the
track Superintendent Taylor informed our reporter
tba. The trains would probably be able TO reach Jersey
CITY about 10 o'clock last evening.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A STRASGER.-Last evening"
Mr. Sylvester Ostrander, resident OF Westehes'er
County, stepped into the public house, No q Green
witch avenue, and complained of illness. He was re-
moved to bedroom where he expired in a few min
utes and before medical aid could be summoned.
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SUPPOSED SUIcIDE.-0n Tuesday night, neat
looking young woman, about % years Of age was
found very sick in Fourth street. She was conveyed
TO the Eleventh Ward Staon-House, where she died
in the course OF the night. Coroner Jckman held an
inquest on the body, when post-morem examination
was made, which resulted in finding quantity OF
arsenic in her stomach. IL also ascertaned that
size was enc,iAte On her person were founda number
Of uinkets and the likeness Of young man. The
Jury rendered verdict of death By arsenic but were
unable to determine ho~ or by whom administered.
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lAt,ert
Mas. VIM.

MRS. WIr-..t.,
An .rperiereed Nurse and femsle Phy,i's, h, ssTsIN
srece. Of Teehins by sosnns the rum sacing all 10
hmnsob ~il sla3 % pain an" regulate h. h1-s.
Depend npeO ~, ossn,, ID gve rest 20 on e'"s
Millions Of bottle are sod svsy yesr VI mo Vhi'o4 o~
I % an old and <eIl tdod remedy
Pnoy ONLY Is cENTs A BOTTLE . px,~,
Nepe Genuine unless the fac-simile OF SVE''S A
Ne - oA l. on the outside wrapper .,
sold by Dnsxists throughout The world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

ST. JoHv's COLLEGE FoRDHAN-Tbe National An
pversary wa, duly celebrated in this institution, the
friends of the studeots participating Oratioos were
delivered by Master John j. Carbery Of this cry,
upon Washington as General. and by Master Ma
thias Holahan of Brooklyn, whose theme was " Wash
ngtop as a LEGISLATOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

down upon TIE city hundreds Of Palace Garden hand
bills. Re remained in sight for nearly an hour, hsh
up anong the clouds seeming TO float over the lower
Portion f Long leland.
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.MARLNB JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK. ......JvrY &
Arrived.

steamship cahawba smith New- tesrs jane H. VIA iIsyans
2sth mds and 70 LiyiDs' Ns1,S SI'Ghsf'n Co.
lss .s s ss1s Of wSsss1s os%e E.. N.Y.
so.d S.h June let g e lon g r. 'p:ss bar, s z
s ss d. e = . .IS boz
D. n.s7, tok piic, from settle No 20 The prevailing
Slip Fl FiyHouts socs Hs@@osd London
30 dy' nde and u. pass. 70 0IiIse hntan 20 s
.us h q ss'p g VIM Nelson Sons Wy ''
Bari n As"1 rse"0n Galveston 10 days cotton 70 "'1s'
Bsri osss of My.c Ashley, sssua juno rs sns, ke 10
BaIk, ntne Horace Peal. Perry sssaa June a. sugbcr.
&. e 81 s'sl' sss .5 sIs Ss sss
s, showing blue s'gpei with white star - /,
: Brig Gs'rse Albert wes' Remedies June 10 TO w. %
Big Louisa haskell Calais days, lumber 70 T. s''hs~
Brig arnoset Bdqy New Bedford days, IN ballast 70 mag
sshr Napoleon sn,ons Newben ~ C., Days naval sors
20 .Dibbe Ju' Of Cape Henopen, passed pax o'ona
ehr Joseph Long Pesia Calais 10 days lumber TO Jed
Sehr tof Chesapeake cy) Young caacn&s JUNG
sehf Medors Ireland Newber c. days naval stores 10
schr snithsoDian Davis Charleston days cotton to Me-
ssSi Rams m BIZ Bsaer Green Tmte Key days, pine'
pschr Alliance EGG HabOr Pennington, Galveston q dga
schr L. Edss ards smith, Georgetown, s. dAy rsTai
Sch J. n Williams Quits Savannah days, yellow pine "a
d. C. Murray gu
scbr Hgblauder S,urces Boston for Albany
Scbr J. Ijrierson Harding Boston 3daye r1dse 70 MASTER
Schr 5. J.. ToDdor Young NOrwsik days
Sloop Sprssue Gibbs Providence days. dse 70 mater.
Schr SeIsbb, Allen Hgrwch . days, bsh,
Schr Emma Man Mayo bangor days Lumber 20 jed Fye
scbr Frances Ellen Bryant Belfast s days lumber
scbr DI Roger, Higgins Calais dys, lumber to master
ScLr Trident Snow, Niislhayen days stone
Schr joseph Hall, BOeH. Portland days stone;
Schr @. l. Lowell Boston Gays ndse. to y w mchse
schr Sarah NJ Donald Kelley, Albany for Ne"-bedord
Schr Alice DAVIS baltimore days, ceal:
Steamer Daylight Springer NewBedford nde and Tes' 20
ST. amer boston Croker Philadelphia and Cape May Ddse
aud pass g. Perkins. -
Steamer Ionsde ysndeveer, Philadelphia mdse 10 NJ
BTiggs .
Isaac Odell -.
steamer Bristol Allen Pbladelphia, mdse to Lopez Kirk
saILED-steamship ASIA for Lyerpoo ship Jshn Bright,
for Liverpool.
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IAdyertisementl

KE1NARD AZ 10,
PATENT HorsEKEEPRRs RrFLH.
IsP.LIIB-E INSECT POWDER.
and NERyIs DSTR0rER.
The only truly reliable articles 10 exter inmate beaooss
Crotop- Bugs. Moths. Garden Insects, Ra,s end NICE
Principal Depot No 1O7 Broadway Sold by Gil DrusHf'
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CIenred. THURSDAY. JrLY ).

CIenred- THURSDAY, july ..
steauships-Moncello, Post Savannah, H. b. Cromgen;
lanes Adam Cbares,on, Spoord Iestoni Roam
Gle { oucn Norfolk, Ludlam Heincken- - .
h Watson Allen, North and South Atlantic Ocean,
NJ j. Watson. 49,,
zion Island Thompson Hunter sierra Nevada Foster La
b.n Il. u. BrOokman & Co
B1g-A Rowen BOYD Portland Hitler Houghton; q. Hsr-
ri. F.eIch ElzabethpoIt, MASTER H. Halock hng, Rio
G. =. - =.
n y Ten Mur.bin St Jnsn, Simpson Meyhew; Lonsitn.
Al, n Hral. v CORVALLIS. ID X. De volt
slooD-F lenia She, herd New Haven, master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

Nervous Debility, local and general, Mental De-
neon ard Loss of Memory cured By original and painless
unattended by rsi The loss Of time by 1s io
parablen this speea{-M LARsosr hy,icm sni sassspn
IN to p m and Tuesday and Thursday event ls, nom 10"
Gee the hundreds Of test 1onals In his populr book
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.

The Commissioners of Charities and Corrections met
Yesterday afternoon the ROtunda President DRAPER
in the chair, and all The members present. motion
was offered by Mr.. BELL that the meetings OF the
Board be held semi-mohthly during the Summer months
The Committee of the Whole presented their usual re-
port, from which we make the folio wing extracts:
sons males females transferred from the City Prison
to the Work House yarn and dsoIaery persons 10 @
times 10 times; twee times fifteen times twenty
me- Tbr Great pTepondeance Of commitments Of
attracted the notice the Commissioners, aud inquiries are
J coSrss hb VIM CLARK for supplying the institutions
with pure milk has been executed and notice given e the for
Ms Margaret Sin has been appointed mtron at the Small
PoE Hospital place Of Miss Sarah j. Bell transferred to tue
Twenty convcts the Penienary have been detailed for
Rubbing Island HOspt and man to plow the
At the LuDate Asylum Nathan morrill, painter was ais,
hquGr TO boatmen from the Pententa employed on the
Ferry. ~, ,.-.,-,.. ,...u,..
an account of the conduct Of VIM Laughn in rescuug
from dro~ning after she had 6een carried S1 yards
nshed a st Of clothes throughout AID better fare
thar .he iam'es 81 hf iGn e. % Su on insane
ipses referred to the Resident Physician OF the Lu-
ts Asyum Of the crow ied ate Of that place
Il has been deemed best portion the Work House
foI the accommodation OF that class un the EXTENSION o. ln
Wok-shop ia uTe Of construction which extension va
when petsd The requisite 'ies care and
st earlier day than would tie extension Of the Asylum
The Resignation of DR.. c. w. Packard, Assistant
PLY sieian, has been received and accepted.
TIE report adopted.
The weekly statement is as follows:
Number remaining June %, e6O............... !2i3
Admitted since. I,5o'
Total .................x...... 9,2lO
' Died. %
Sent 20 Peuiteutiary and NoTkh0use.... 20
Sent TO stse Prison. j. 1873
Number remaining June 80, lSGO..... 7,23i
DECREASE. Northumberland
Bellevue Hospital 20 Island Hospital N "oIk' oc
Jos
- ,....l 81 Island Hospital, from Aims
Pemt % mouse.
"a - .Iiopss ... S5l Coored Home 261
soaiIp o. HosnitaI % Colored Orphan Asylum. 100
RGadaps Island Hospital. ~ dieh AZ NuIe'''''''' i9o
City Prison EttiOiJ
Second District Prison 10 a,
qh1d Dtuct PnsOb...... 2 JosI I'l
Fourth District Prison.. lOI
Tie Board then adjourned.
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4be. ia gave objection the statute which cannot be OBJ
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STABBING ARRAY --Falician Montero snd Eulizio
Nato couple of Spaniards got into dispute at the
foot Of Thirty street. East River result ing in
a fight To end the disturbance Montero stabbed his
Antagonist twice in the back and once in the arm.
Montero then jumped into the river, hoping to escape
Officer Myers pursued him in boat, and after CHASE
Of a few hundred feet su coed in capturing him. The
wounded man was conveyed to Bellevue Hospital
where his condition is considered dangerous Montero
was locked up 10 answer.
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fAdVertisemen

Prof J. w. FOWLER of the Pbughkeepsle Law
School I'll speak IN behalf of the Republican cause Dung the
present campaign. Address foc'hAS-f'ih' =" -
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BALLOON AscEYsoYs.-At Palace Garden, on
Wednesday, there were three balloon ascenslons,
commencing at eleven O'Clock. Mr.. George Wise sr-
pecntendcd the imitation Of the new and large bal
loon Venus and at eleven ocock his nephew assembled
short distance being held to terra-irma by 500 feet
Of rope After remaining in the air for ten minutes
10 the great delight Of hundreds Of behodcrs he was
drawn down again, and carefully landed IN the Gar
den. An invitation was then extended to any re-
porter who might desire to go up, but none were
anxious TO celebrate the Fourth in the air. The
neplew then made second ascension, ard was
again drawn down in safety. Mr. George Wise step
ned into the basket next the rope was cast off, and ne
went up alone, making beautiful clear ascension,
sailing off slowly " the southeast, aud sh0wering
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CoRoyyR's IyorTsTs.-C Coroner Murphy yesterday

C0RONERs INQUFsTs.-COrOner Murphy yesterddy
held inqut The body 4 man named James Pearson
no committee suicide "Wednesday night last by taking lau
danu which he procured drug Of George Reeder
Of South Fourth and Sixth sets h. d. Domestic tr'u
bic and dissipation assigned the Of the rash ACT
The Coroner taking evidence Adjourned the inyc
gai until to-day An inquest also hold by Coroner Mar
ply on IN. body Of named John Ry who esided IN
Smith street T. d. He TO his death by falling into New
town Creek while In a state OF intoxicaton.
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Precinct an, sted named Phillip Fagan while attempting
break into house Of Mr. John B. Wells No p south
Eighth D. lie was tiken before Justice Sahan aud
com for ti before the Court Of The house NJ
Henry De of No 36y State street. f. onou'y entered
IN "Wednesday morning and property valued at $3.50 stolen
therefrom The family absent In the country
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