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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14
FIELD SPORTS.
BASE HALL.

ATLANTIS or BROOKLYN IS. IByINGToNS a. y. j.
The first mines Of the Clubs play match Of Irving
ton " d. Thursday. June u; game called a. = oeoeA
Horse Mgrkets Depot NcWa.A every - Aiu1Ie
THE ATHLETICS ON ANOTHER TOUR.
Yesterday morning the Athletic, left PhiladeQ hia
fr Wkesbirre Pa where they engaged 10 Iy three
games with Clubs ~ that and reg boring places ls j. tle
way this Club keep theT in training md this D. me W"
to sin games. Practice IN mlxedlp games Oh pflete Gay
with Len Of their positions, apd just ~, exercise io-e Is
wen ali good Tor recreation alone bus club uns 10 re en-
tie Championship very Different pay Tor practice uust he
edop.ed or they win ncycr snccccd IN iheir Object
THREE GOD CAMS OS SATURDAY.
Three frst-cass matches Will take place on sainr-
day afternoon next in The FIST Place the Enterprise
Club ry their first match his their opponents beng
the victorious Unions Enterprise boys tang tie Harlem
boat at j. D. n and the nom The bridge 90 the grounds
1he same day the Una lab Of Mount Vernon visit Hohoken
10 afford the Acyes opportunity % retrieve The errors oil
their play MoTTisanii tie previous saturday II they
make the mistake Of under ctIatlg The strength 81 lie
Uuas they will commit great error for tie JEa pay a
good game Tie object l. 10 beat Tie Union c0le agot t'c
rnas The third game Saturday VAL ., The las OF tie
prize games which take place the oiiE Gro-ns,
brooklyn which occasion four T2s 500 bats lLd two
hals literally donated the Star Cigb hy NJ HoTslan 81
No 100 10 be coatcndct Tor by He'd nne 10
which olE euasilcluilng The sarafe 20 be cc'cgiec
the FIST % the stars named 10 lay Do ic EAetfor
game the following Tuesday
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rEw.ytHk DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JUNE IA, 1866

enjoy aay assumed privileges wien they conflict WIN tae
rights sud comfort Of ohtrH The pulie 9eAce Os' -
oven Il be f.[ % frl..i flc com, iIlftt to do T.
81. acton .ldIe-sin- Mrs. walker ta.d. ne e..,'a
-r,- .o bs gg -, duty uri iIsloi you -lerciy of te
par1s ofd..erus tie crowd. I.ol were creating Aoo
Then aiair, 10 the officer 10 SAID: Don't arrest her
AGAIN ocer Let Der 20. she's smart enough to take care
OF herself. Never arrest her again
With this reprmand the Ofieeg was dismissed
Nrs Walker dressed upon tbs occasion in costume @
liar that in which she was arrested. IL consists o.
f oreJ s.ek fitting closely at tie waist and reaching low
inches below the knee Below This point al nat u visible sis
ests an under garment similar % tie pant ioons worn Dy
males but fuller and gathered neatly about the ankle Inc
back is made of broadcoth with very little trimming ana 70
nt down tbe front 10 the bottom Of the dress There
certaly nothing mmodest in the costume, which would az
tract attention fancy were II not Vr tte Iac' 'ha'
entirely conceas the limbs Of the weareT.
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Steam Coastiug.
sgw OUTSIDE LINE TO PHILADnPHIA-LAuNcH

sPw OUTSIDE LINE TO PHlLADMPNIA-LACNCf OF
THE GRAMPUS.
The new steamer Grampus was launched from the
ship yard Of Jeremiah Smonson esq at u O'Clock yesterday
morning In the presence large of SPECTATOR
The Grampas side-wheel steamer of about 5JO turs
borden and II olr vessels now being oons uced
bv Mr. Slmonson for a new linz Phi depha The other
vessels are the Norfolk Richmond and NewYork all perfectly
alike.
Ate, O'Clock the workmen detailed for that purpose
menced hammer down the supports which held the TamQns
and in Few minutes thereafter she gded INFO her
native clement enid tho cheers Of the assembled multitude
The launch OF the Grampus places thee out Of tue Tour
steamers building by Nj SlmOnsOn the water and
will shortly be followed by that OF he remaining vessel These
vessels were commenced with view OF placing them ~ the
Virginia tnde bat atery II Las been decided to place Lhem
on the PHILADELPHIA route forming the most complete daily
communication between this port and Philadelphia ever az
tempted.
To insure regular communication during the Winter season,
company il row being formed who 10 bni powerful
and who will guarantee TO keep the Delaware open
a all times. a. % afford unobstruced passage.
Immediately after her launch the Cramps was uwet 20 the
sorth River Iron Works where her engines being built
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. ;,, Cannot they remember how eIu'tant they were
tn Guy ars from sherma sent ito whole pack OF them

Levine 70 their dcns " crimef ,,
up,n e history OF ah. They have never been pnn4led
I. Mountain Meadow massaC4e--i.e Potter, IH,ss Alu
M m fhe stre.s Of this city al 0Vat tle lnYeseon OF
ret1buge Justice II is due 70 toe 1r name Of inc ya men
d women of Utah that these crimes be Invest lated and the
t nrnisfed The church leaders Utah Justly charge
eoo with the recent assassination CT j. ssled That crime
was lie regu OF their cachins a witnessed IN the church
conference last April and IN the columns Of their daily organ
in this city II ,ey wish 10 escape TIE responsibility o. rms
crime ey viii surrender The Gsin 10 Justice aud let the law
tax It's course with him UE.l they do this and IN view OF
the record plainly aud openly made charge before Cod
and the American nation that the killing OF BIassled was
the result church counsel and thai the act is defended by
the heals ofths Mormon chuich We charge this by e re-
cord which is familiar ID woman and child IN
Utah and TO the entire press OF this nation"
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sAyAGELY ASSAULTED AND BEATEN.-David NJ.
Williams yesterday arrested by Officer Gilmatiu Of the
Ninth Precinct for having committed brutal assault upon
Mrs. Mary Aonatan. residing AZ No l23 Greenwichaye
From The testimony 1t would appear that the prisoner had
engaged hrs Monahsn do some washing him. but on
seoouDt Of NJ health she unable fulfill her engagement
His erfaged williams and catching up Ratchet no dealt
abe unfortunate heavy blow 90 the forehead telling
Der 70 tie hOOr and causing severe wound lie also kicked
her IN savage manner about The abdomen and body From
he effects Of this brutality the unfortunate woman AZ pres
mi confined 10 her bed AZ she Is eae her physician Is
81 TIE opinion that serious results follow On tie
NHILt Of the officer who Teced the above facts Justice
sots committed the accused " await Ibe result VI he
80 Ndte FelaRI IIlQTIsA
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THE BRAssFTELD MURDER AT SALT LAKE CITY
That fearless witness against the nques of Mormondom,
The Slh Lake Vd thus disooGses concerning the recent
arocoa assassination Of Bassed for tho crime ofmagyng
Mormon woman 1t nearly six weeks since Squire
Brassed assassnated of the most public streets
Of this city The has been arrested although tho
very large reward of 80 offered for his arrest and
yctioD The verdict Of tAe nation IT, that Basshed was
killed BY church counsel and tie assassin known to and pro-
ieet,d hy the churchill III this city Cannot citizens
remember the insulting demand made that Che names OF those
WHO subscribed the offered for the assassin should be
pGbsbel Canu0t they remember how that fearful crime
was sustained Tabernacle sermons during the recent church
IN The columns " The daily Mormon organ VI
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THE TUBE.

GRAND TRoTTIYG MATCH BETWEEN DEXTER AND
PATCHES.
A grand trotting match for $1,000 and he cham
ponhp viii take place between the celebrated Dexter ana
George ~ Patchen IT, tomorrow at the FASHION course
IL Tie match viii be for mile heats best three IN D'e In
harness and will come OF at o'clock.
TROT BETWEEN LADY THORN AND GBoRGB WILKES
The second match between these two horses, Tor
600 nile heats best three in FIVE ia harness VIII take
place his afternoon, at the Union Course, Ii
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THE NEWS OF TIE WEEK
THE NEW-YORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
'I'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for JUNE b..

THE n y WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week eOntin' l' 10,
TFsrrye AsrrcL,-rrs e9or, Of the obstruction Coas
SwIOns Army o tie Potomac and Fly John Perrr tAe -a
1o,, sosb Or Ter Fsbtosr ie-ic III ' Esicnr
Brazil Jchescn Davis National bsnsrap' -aw lie i4n %
chief Making Rchm)adi Homes or Asylum ~ o.Flees f'
Ysyi Tas WEITIhs Tsiia s.as E-sS ). &c: c r,
aud Nava Cholera Dou.,ic News Crimes and DisislsIs ie'h'
FOaTIdy SE9,fs gpeaaDg European wsF' Enslandi B''
nroOSrRUcroy- RePort Of tie c9nge';os. c9|siss i
Coas Of se fs'd,a. Ke'.%s ,Ra -, y no"e 81 s %
Making Power Illegal Organization Of state Governments Esgse
AID Freedom be ri the Re5eioas States Tie Us
ErSoFS 70 1Ssac,-aadr.. from Malria the ssre' q
roLIIicAL $50 PsssosAr
Or spsss cSrre.pondsnt An Importer 49,
rageI Ssg d ~. p eo On s5 Of o9S y n
Observation-Disclosures Of the Proessiinss
tbs HAyGrSG PaoBsT-Las, Hour. o:the Condemned osi
JiygTEsOy DAvis-spscl Dispatch The N Y Tribune Fs'
JxRly~Tc Jersey legislative corrup'ion rr O. ih'
MsSrrAcTURs or Swing MACHINES IN Tus CRY.
New PusLIcArIoss-A FencHman in Americas The United ss
IE t,sgoys,pSe Robe. snd Roses; BoBns.. c0at' pe'
wl LhITsH F rsSS Sr r,sD. oOIFA1'
Ir CROPS or s56~iuere.,ns Reports from parts Of
SrrErsrrse TO Institute Farn4rs Club MAY
i9 Nh cserpar EnsSs,ST AZ .pe,s
Trees The Potato Bus- sen Rvasng lowai Cure for Fn
Fever snd k si How Make cSsoe vtsss d
Goa Wser. Walls aud Barn Cellars; How Gov
Cold Factories Ia Illinois; Csnbce
Three Hundred Bushels Acres Information for EnisrsL TIE
Observation-Disclosures at Faults Crop Prospects, The Onion Ms.e
Spnug PLANTING
THf EreHr IIora movExExr-Leis from la Steward
PofTRr-brds in the Square.
THK HORSE MARKET.
TaK DRY GOODS MARKET.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARxKrs
PRRsoSAL -POLTlcAL-CITY lTgNs.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
MARRIAGES DEATHS.
LATEST MAGNETIC TEIgGRAPR-Speclh Dsltiea 70
The " v Tribune.
CoxsERcAL-Fn Reports Of the Stock Money, Cotton, an
and Cattle Markets specially reported for The " Y Tribune
Ready this morning Price in wrappers ready FOR mailing I'VE %
Mail subscribers single copy yesr-5e numbes.S z'V
do Clubs Offye.................,....... w
Ten copies addressed 10 OF subscribers u 20
Twenty copies addressed to Of subscribers
Ten copies 10 address ...................... "
Twenty copies 20 address %"
An extra copy viii be seu, for each club often , -,
Drafts New FORK Pos. Once orders payable 10 the e
"1BR TRIBUNE being safer preferable 70 other Nc.
remittance. Adde'S THE TRIBUNE, New'i@A
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THIRD BRIGADE FIELD DAY.-The Third B1gade'
National Guard OF this city. Gen. VIM. Hall commanding
assembled at the military eDcampment at East yes
terday for exercise evouons of the line large huuof
Of ladies attended the field IN carriages as spectators Ihe
following were the regiments present their resPeetHe
meat Col Clark numbering 600 on the right OF the me
eth Regiment Col Vsren $50 men; 9th Regiment So
COY 90 men 37th Regiment Col FarIer $50 mem )9h Iegl-
menf Col lie Gal go the left Col HnW ins OIL the
list Regiment being without for his command was pre-
vented from paradnc Regimeutl line and stan ohcerh
peared dsuornte1 which gave them better adlase III
drilling their battaor Tic practice for the he Gay con-
sisted Of exercise in different brigade movements e Of Bhlch
were more or less crediaby executed Capt SmAs troops
OF he sh Regiment stationed as guard IN keeping he
background clear This duty they would have properly per-
formed lad not been fOr the unsOdicry and dgaou &C.
rormout Of the nOncommissioned members WLo as
mounted and engG ged in fight with cisuan pc Raue
returned this city In the evening and the several regiments
were dismissed az theE armOries.
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YACB TING.
REGATTA oE THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB.

REGATTA oE THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB.
The annual Regatta Of the New-York Yacht Club
will take place to-day The will be froni nag boat
anchored abreast Of Owls Head J. L. to the buoy oil the
sodthWes Spit passing it to the west and souh thence to
tho Light ship rounding il 10 the norhwaTd ano eastward
and returning Che same course passing 10 inc ="
the hag-boat off Owls Head. O.. - A., !.
The huoys the West Bank Nos IT, 10 AMI Ia are 10 DC
passed 10 the eastward both gong ana returning
The yachts will start at lol a. m ~ -
Tie entries which closed On Tuesday morning. II oa m'
nIe 4 fllOMs:
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WILLIAMS CoLtEGE.-There win be meeting Of the
Class of 1876, az Williams College, on the next COM
mencement day the first Wednesday in August, on the
occasion of the twentieth anniversary OF their graduation
Arrangements will be made for their reception and enter
tainmen ard it hoped that al the surviving members
,gill no rrac
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Travellers, Guide.

ToAtsry, y H4i,'n r z, oepo, 3i'h.'t I'D lehass,
Hudson ,rr m . = snS II 2 q ,'R itsT
20. m city csrs I'm osiwsea Chambers and a9.h.st
.ts: "a and DIV Hall aud !asn,.t station. o,.,.,
d.ly fsnn5y eSceT from Got Of caoi y Rat D.
To Ai.ny and .tc laadlng iy steamer Armenia
To xtsny by steamers c ybbaid and Daniei Drew daily
To-, Of be,r5..~,i y r. ~
mdrsht sunday P ~
TO ,,Sn by Sew haven IL H. via Springfield sh
70 o.,an By New Haven T. r. ;,: aa 90 ave.
ssIe L' ~ sle p d. gs lay ss,:, and Wet, J.
b. E-.s Rllsoal; foot Of chlmbe's-ss. at T. 10 A. M
For csmIes, by Rari,sa aud Delaware Gay Rarosd
Pier " r. Ia NJ and AS M Freight uaH g
10 orecapo BY Lon. Island T. H. i.ac..p s.
H.. m. and $3.50 and ip 10. M ani > ant :9V o. m
To Hscket.own aud .ernedltc stations Oy Morris nd
ioad i- oT ..aaos s'' ives, 1ltSra i'io M5f
To SSws1ia Connecting With H. r. for iiaod and
sprins6.iis,cser, cave PECK and II p
sy a,.......so ii:9 M. i2:iS J. 3:.S 800 aud
To sewbarfh. WIS. Point roaShAeeps.e Goad'S' b.. ard
'esacr lsy Powell 10, Of dsy
3y ,1eertrd nom FOOT q Bslcsy st.
To Novburgh. Pougha,cpe Rond0ui, and niermedis'e
landings By steamers, 100, OF Jay.st. daily Sunday e.
To SoTS.s ccac. with the aa5ary KR by steamer
NsysIas Per No y b r. dSy a. P H.
lentowa nom foot Of L.hsty'. " H. ga NJ u H.
shs SS ~ 1HSy sy Railroad TOO; Of Court,
,.inlsht D.
Jain RameT Tom Pecsip daily p
To Troy By steamers Connecticut aud Rip Van Wrinkle,
daily (sitriys .cpt,Il from PIER No. 90 " r. at. M
To Washington BY New-Jerey r. r. icot Of Court
Iandt,t. and 10 q. o., 2. M, and ~ midnight
r.
To every Saturday. Black star and New.York
Mail STEAMERS Line.
For savannah every Ihnrstay Muuayt Line once No.
For sayansah. every Saturday, by Empire Line. CANT
son Allen No. Bowling Or ................
For Savannah. every Tnu.day Pioneer Line, Pier No
For Montana and ldih0-see eds eItsement
information In eyd Railroad Time Tables, see al
yerseineuts Ia another of this paper
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nlovenients OF Ocean steamers.
Passengers Sailed.

FOR LIVERPOOL-n steamship Maraihon-Mr. Pehcrick Me
o. Downs T. Greenfield j. Rosewad NewYork Mr.. and Mrs
James Weir two daughters and Texas Miss Sange Kentucky
Mrs Neil aud children. Texas X. Howard Cairo, III Mrs
Fune and three children, Wm Doughty, Cal ID. Mcneil Eng
VIM Cunningham o. Capt. Harper London Capt McCrea,
: N. and others in the steerage.
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TuyAsyrAL Doc wAR-on and after Monday next

-, annual DOC var win commence Mayer Hoffman having
isred ae-esrer notice that aai after tie lsl nst all
re-on bringing dog, sgo To o. pound Who ore iolrl Ii-
Ire lose l oui suoeis Vi D. Iad w cents Tor e o. 81
ir,hf qlis includes nom Gao l-s ui ,-e lo it ,' "a
AUGUST after Wish tine sAe CANNES ali Doe "o1.1 o-I ~
cent
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Tgg "pfprgcr SEwryG MAcnNr. ct

NJ Tlt.f w. = Rochester 10 bis etter Of Nay th lt
sys q scsu Ma-anc which has hscn n use n Do i4ny TT our
,kahy which u'FE fpf Wen
pegy si been olt of order nor Fv we yer
r.srua ne.i, 10 80 operation does so, w.fs nor
o1h'y. and f org. .nd H siwsT. le-at = ne 80. AZ
,4f..v nrff rrggfr1g ri FPT SrNiS" A
cHvr -Ts machine {, hardly nere''iry 70 ldd Is the WI ceR
OiSla
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ExPLASAToRY. are requested by Capt. Cros
son 10 sag that William Wilson who srrcsied for ihe
during the Ere in Bauks and repseselied himself
be,-e Jus-ioe Dodge ne Of Insurance Patio. 10
,oe. NJ. 49, aad never did belong to tLat body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14

WHAT CAs Do Best Men stumble mo
ronr ruras All waste life IN s;sse against d'p
o,,syt md .-c Every man o. common DO some
thing ael end be- flc,cu hc ind hc night pace fHRLSoi
GOV toad De- co,aed clars with advice given dsiy by
hmm WIZ. No Do Rroalnay NawioLh.
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THEFT OF A DIAMOND RING.-Yesterday Gustav
Wohlstadt was by Officer Chanler on toe complaint
Of Antoine wah Of No p Frstst who charges MN WIN
having the sd OF April last stolen ron hls res9eo
diamond ring valued nj $50 Tire prisoner who " De'nan
clerk aged p years and who resides at No q 1lS's' WIS
held 10 bail IN the sum OF $500 by Justice Shanhiey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14

The steamer Seth Low provided for lie exclusive 1e OF .he
ucbers Of HE Club and the tickets which DO lot admit
ladies will leave the Of Chrstophest ~, al ~ NJ ana
The outside world viii doubt bo accommodated 9htAe ~
ous steamer advertised 10 accompany the 20
see so few ontres but s the weather should be Lyofaoe
anficipate @ spirited contest
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AEROsTATl0N--Th art Of blllooning appears TO be
Incoming popular pursuit In various parts OF tie world just
now Almost daily hear Of ascensions being made IN
different places in this country and Europe Quite success
ul ascent was made Newark Tuesday last by Mr. o. H.
Wool yonng acronaut formerly associate Of Prof Lowe
an another will take place there Saturday next at when
several distinguished baoons expected 70 be present and
"nssist'
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CITY NE VS..

NEw.YoRK STATE ECLECTIC MEDICAL SOCiIrY.-
Ills association viii continue De- session to-day Ct tie Coer
Institute. commencing ct 10 O'Clock q. m.
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TrRKIeg BATHS. No. - Laight-st ere again open
10 m. pub- -rrr.i ana Improved Hours Geutf ios a. TO-
10 D. H.. Lates 10 u sladays; Gents TO u d. ~'
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lAuuonncemenihl

TuE BrEGLAR.ALARM TELEGRAPH saved seven
house, GOA ssoas wcek H. ia orea.eH At te Sf's 10
- Lroadwly. LogS o. L ioiNhs'
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GENERAL SESSIONS. In the Court OF General
Sessions yesterday, Charles p Wakely pleaded guilty Of
forgery in the fourth degree and remanded for sentence
Joseph Blake John Aulcan. and Thomas Green were con
vote Of burglary the third degree and sent 10 the house
Of Eege o..ph Mgrphy Die lded guilty OF obtaining goods
by false prcenscs and sent 20 the puitendy Tor ore
year; james Anderson and Frank Howard pleaded suy OF
brand aenv and we're sent the State Prison ior two years
and month"; each.
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SHoFs.-I.adies', Misses and ChlldTens Boots,
shoes AID Slippers vsry r polsll' tdp Special ote1
taken tayt boots n variety J. NifHREs NO 20
Fcllh a,e. sltyc Twenty shttsf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY CUTTING HIS THRoAT.-
At O O'clock yesterday morning Joseph Mackey cork
ter who occupied apartment the basement No
Ia Crosby st. while aborng under fl derinm trcmens
cut his throat with razor nhictng wound Police
Surgeon Waterman called and dressed the wound lie
found that the wiDippc partially severed For some
tine past the unfortunate has been drinking excess
bat he took The pledge Tuesday and attacked hy the
delrum iremeas Consequence Of bis long debauch lie
was removed TO Believe Hesual where Le nov lies Il
critical ooudliion 49, - W ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14

FELL FROM A WNDow.-Coroner Widely yesterday
held IN inques, 81 West Thirty Ahs on tie body
of little civ ined Esa j. Gabral. aged q yoars TIE
child i'm order 20 isla iLo lie street climbed upon t"e
truang near an open ssi0ry windo aud after dong
M M balance ald leI the pagemcnt beneath causing m
lrCs which terminated iAiay IN short tme NtIei'I u
ac..dritni death was rendered ly the jury.
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INSTANTLY KILLED-Patrck MoQuade, native OF
Ireland aged - years while standing under the hoiWay Oh
lie premises No Torsyhst, instantly Killed by inc
PLATFORM OF dummy striking him on The head and crusAlIs
bis skull The accident caused by The breaking OF the
OF the dummy Deceased resided a. the corner oi
Fr.iase and Ft-st where he leavesa widow and eight
chllrrn. Coroner Mldey noIed'to hold an inquest
upon the body.
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DEATH OF ROGER LAME, THE WITE-MURDERER'-
IRWIN be remembered that some time since Roger Lamb was
convicted ~ tle murder Of Liz WIFE Ills counsel obtared
new trial ON the Court of Appeals Pending ne A Lamp
was removed 20 tie Island Hospital in which place nc oea On
tuesday morning
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Miss Helen Western appears in the drama o.
Oiver Twist for the frat time tonight d, the Broadway
1LeGter
The Drunkard' is in rehearsal lat Bsrnum Museum snc
rin supeTsede Uncle Toms Cabin" next Monday The
after play will meanwhile be acted each afternoon and
ER.
Every evening witnesses something at Nibos Garden
new iha; is in the Of being newly presented The
Isyes are uaialng Of enjoyment to all persons
Nd vel Young who witness their strange aud merry
antics There will be Matinee on Saturday.
Clrisiys Ministries also a Saturday Matinee.
respect the other eaers there is call for remark
Enterprise prevails at all Of them, and al
the attention Of the pleasure seeker The Summer
Season ia thus pleasant the outset and bids fair grow
ntTrieT as the days fit by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14

90 TO THOMAS r. AGNEW's, Greenwich and
~ Mmmyss where you viii fod Teas Coho-s Fish Floor .u
everything cheaper than NewYoEk One phcs
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A RE YOU GOING OUT OF TOWN.

Mailed anywhere o. Addressing JARED RENE, o,nel. DO
porters. Now.York
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-11

DARING RoBBERY.-The most daring rob-
berry we have heard of for some time, took
place this morning in broad daylight, between
seven and eight o'clock, on east Main street,
at the residence of Charles Schwarzkopf, Esq
While Mr.. 8. was at his store, and his wife
out, some thief or thieves, 1--WE incline to the
latter hypothesis,) by means altogether mex
plicabe, penetrated in the basement, and fore
ing the safe, took therefrom the entire supply
of butter, -four, one key lard, hams, vegeta-
bles, &C., &c. They made clean sweep, not
even leaving some fresh beef, which had been
bought for dinner. how they managed to
get out with their booty is a mystery. One
thing is clear, and that is, that these scamps
were not at their first lessons in stealing. We
hope our vigilant police will succeed in. fer
reting out the villains a---. fcs