New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04
Frank Lesl.e,s


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fNo sOs ready THIS MORNING. for MAY H. eoa.sius
Portrsh Of Sergeant
BOSTON CORBEfT,
BOSTON CORBETf
BOSTON CORBETP.
BOSTON CORBErr,
BOSTON CORBETr
the Nun who shot Booth From Photograph ~ Bfaiy.
The
/ KILLING or BOOTH,
KILLING OF BOOTH,
KILLING OF BOOTH,
KILLING OF BOOTH,
KILLING OF BOOTH,
the Assassin. The
DYING MURDERER DRAWN FROa THE BARN
DYING MURDERER DRAWN FROM THE SARN
DYING MURDERER DRAWN FROM THE BARN
DYING MURDERER DRAWN FROM THE BARN
DYING MURDERER DRAWN FROM THE BARN
where he had taken refuge CARROTS Farm near Port
Royal April 26 1865. From sketch by an eyewitness
THE PRESIDENTS FUNERAL CAR ON a steam Lighter
New York from Jersey City, April "a S6'
View OF the
FUNERAL CAR.
FUNERAL CAR,
FUNERAL CAR,
FUNERAL CAR,
containing tie remains Of President Lincoln
INTERIOR VIEW Of the Presidents Fusera Car contaia
ing the Coffin and Guard Of Honor.
ESCAPE OF BOOTH. THE ASSASSIN, fnom thereaT OF
Foris Theater, the night of April "A, 1863
FUNERAL HoNoRs TO PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
The Catalogue passing up Broadway. NewYGk, April %
1863 presence nearly million Of spectators From
number of Sketches taken different pointsby Spscal
Artists.
Scene ofthe
FAMOUS NEGOTIATION
FAMOUS NEGOTIATION
FAMOUS NEGOTIATION
FAMOUS NEGOTIATION
FAMOUS NEGOTIATION
between Gems.
SHERMAN AND JOHNSTON,
SHERMAN AND JOHNSTON,
SHERMAN AND JOHNSTON,
SHERMAN AND JOHNSTON.
SHERMAN AND JOHNSTON.
Aprl 49, 1865 James Benefits House, where tbs Interview
was held. Gems Fitzpatrick and Hampton, with the STAFF
oacers discussing the campaign during the meeting betweeu
their CLiefs. Sketched by Special Artist f. Taylor
COFFIN CONTAINING THE REMAINS OF PRE5I.
DENT LINCOLN
SMALL DOORS LEADING TO THE PRESIDENTS
BOX, Fords Thester Warrington, showing tie peephos
made by Booth in the Of the panel.
MURDER OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN hr Lincoln
carried from the Theater house opposite April
IA. 1865
BOOTHS STABLE in the rear of FOrds Theater, Wash
ngton d. c. skeiched b. 4. Berzhaus.
REAR OF FORD'S THEATER, showing the small doof
by which Booth made bis escape sketched BY A. Bersha
ROCK1NGCHAIR
ROCKING-CHAIR
ROCKING.CHAIR
ROCKING-CHAIR
ROCKING-CHAIR
lin which President Lincoln sitting when sssssni'-d
Chair with the blood of the President upon
II when ske.ched in the Theater by Special Artist A
Berrhaus FRANK LESLIE. No. s17 Pearl-st., N. Y.
Union General Conniiitee.-A REGULAR MEET
ING of the above COMMITTEES will be held at headquarters:
corner of Broadway aud Iwentyhid ST. on lHC hSDAf
Z 'h'i'o' '''' = ~ JAMES KELLY. Chairman
HENRY II: HuELar, Secretaries.
CHARLES H. HALL.
sixteenth Ward.-Tle Subscriber: to the RecT1giins
are requested attend Meeting in the CognRoom
corner Nv -secoust and Seventh FRIDAY
EVENING May at u 01 LTwrs R. RYERs Ch.ir,ouu
HENRY C. PARKr, Secretary.
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