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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
A Gin Enterprise Man swindlcd-A Politician
mud n Member Of the broadway Police
sauud IripIieatei-Their Arrest nnd Exam-

Yesterday. Sergeant Van Hagen Of the Broadway
Squad arrested james +. Walker politician Of The Nine
eenth Ward and John II. Wright one OF the patrolman
Broadway Police Squad the complaint OF
William Lynch prourietor u gift enterprise ewelry estah
the instant Walker into his establishment and
purchased envelope paying therefor 81 The article drawn
ty Lin a small guttlpercha pencil Walker then pro
posed game Of thrce-card monte which was aceeded TO
BIS Lynch and AZ the conclusion Of the game Lynch the
winner $50 Walker then left the place and returning with
officer right requested him Lynch aud his clerk
Meade As the prisoners were about 10 accompany
officer Walker said that the affair might perhaps
be settled without going 20 the Court. Lynch asked
in what and Walker replied by the payment OF 500
that he lad not much money and therefore
could comply with the demand Walker then stated that
BE- was Capt james 0Bicn Of the Twenty first Precinct ard
that resided No. ll6 Fast Forty ninth st. and that the
lowest would take sOO After considerable talk that
amount finally paid him officer Wright standing by at
the time and witnessing the transaction.
Subsequently Lynch ascertancd that there was no such per
son on Police force Capt james OBrien and he now
charges that the entire transaction conspiracy the
part Walker and Officer Wright for the purpose Of sSnd
linC him.
The prisoners were arragned before Justice Downing the
Tolbs aud Lynch testified the statement given above
John Meade OF No $50 Broadway, testified tat ho was
present tho whole Of the above transaction He
led that before leaving the place Walker requested him 10
ofOcef Wright Walker gave him the witness $40 stating
tie time Of giving that he wished him TO keep his mouth
Shut
The magistrate on the above statement Informed the pris
oref that should require them ud bail IN the OF
sCO each tie charge James W Culver Of No.
10 Nassau-st became the surety for Walker aud Ben amin
WRIGHT OF No ISL East Ffy.fhrds performed q like office
for Wright Both deny their guilt In the strongest terms.
walker aged 30 and lives at No 90 West Forty fourth
o. Officer Virgil is aged 80 years and lives 1t No 20
Itr.,u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

XiaIniian. Of The Excise Inv.

The following persons were arrested by the Police
on Sunday and Sunday night for violations OF the Excise La"
in keeping their saloons open and selling beer and liquor;
AT THE 1oMHs POLICE COURT.
George Buckhardf, No Frankiorts'. lie was heiu 10
bal in the SUN II $500 by Justice Bowling.
AT The JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT. -
Iogfs Penee No. 30 Sxtniye Andrew tunchas No. ~
Sprngst; Frederick Roth, No 40Sixhave. Herman Myer
No IN Woocf.st Daniel Reshan. No 81 Fonrthst Jfco0
Stnmu No 2G6 Ihirdave; Pant X ever, No ~ Grard-st
James Thompson No. pa Avenue Is.
An the above held 10 hail the sum Of 500 each ny
Justice Ledwith.
AT EssEX-MARKET POLICE COURT.
Same Ualleck No. 2-J Ieury-st. james Riley. No lbi
Frsta ave- Christopher Schwind No 24 fth.si FREDERICK
King No Dig Frstnye.; Henry Nichols No Oo Hesterst :
Daniel Conner No zoe Goyerneur-st Lewis George No.
~ Avenue A. . e,,..,
All the above were held lil by Justice Mansfield 10 tie
sum Of $40 each.
EXCISE MATHIS ~ DRooELYN
The police captns Of the different precincts yesterday
granted the following applications for licenses; central
Office .: FoTtyJuIth Precinct l.; Forty sixth Precinct =
Forty eghth Precinct, q Forty ninth Precinct Il fteh
Precinct. i-i0til, r.
Peter Corcoran was arrested Of Union and Nevn
si for viola lug Excise law by keeping open after ~
o'clock Saturday night TIE hearing Of the was post
poned Bassle Pavilion, in Classon-aye near Dennst
was arrested for similar oeDse and fined SO ny justice
CornwelL Thos. Mossorop in Myrtleave near Prncest
baled Tor further examination. August Hat corner Oh
Pearl and Water ITS was nnod 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
Orr THREE YEARS OLD Boy.
Tuy SILVER TEAsPoox-ASD WHAT DID Win II.


ni. always order ready Our THREE TEAR. DIP
no, .d il d - everything be could get hoi
elroueh Il without uuBg m the least One day ne took si
handle thfoughthe needle going u".
tttoah n without lreakus bending We know, however, hsi
rns machines made be tested In this manuel ana houi
not q LET children % pay with - T., A.
used other achinesi and have used yours ioI W.
srceieHce- tni merits o'to'
cas " sewing We think they cannot DC e
srd with your, would be- sd 70 know That one o your
lIirs as n rvery family II the Rev j. h. ftman ta''
tc Hartt Church Macawsn ". Y, to the WILCOX obbs
SERINe. MACHINE AosIAhY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

Bulls HEAD, Monday, May 2l.-1hcre are to-day
in the saesyards at Forty four,ht 100 head Of buocks
there have been nearly many sold duTnr the week
that's at Bergen about 5C1 Yorkye l0 II these yards
500 sent from direct slaughter wards. rs. down
town stables (esmated 1906 making supply Tor the week Of
Geo without counting any that may arrive tomorrow.
though we do not Of any certainly the way We are
certain none needed and pretty certain that al now here
cannot be sold without decline Of cent pound below
the prices Of last Monday the market opened this
morning nj half decline and hos been tow at that,
the market III not BE- than fOITh 81 cett 10
mice below lat week Yet there lots II cattle sold 20 day
az q Of better quality than some lots sold ast Monday
AT l7c lot ~ ut mature steers H. head averaging IL
cwi sold the scales at I6c & DO n = cVi Another
LOT of head lighter but tat. sold 90 Toe q h- 4 cwi.
Either 81 these lots viii dress ~ s and when cattle have
been sold by estimate butchers generally got about the
IN weight that whc reports OF sacs
orally show Only decline Of half cent and on average Of
the advantage Of butchers very few extra tuot nave
today Ire H. and but few below &c nnd that is
what keeps the uPt is quality aud low e.ti-
mate Of weight. Cattle. sold nj Bergen on Friday
nj lie could not be sold here to-day iGc.
cordng estimates Of owners who had cattle Of the same
quality both places pretty largo portion Of the stock
Ggure expecting be able 70 operate for rise here but the
commission cattle many for them. We are glad 10
that L. Alexander who has had cattle sold
commits In this market than other man IN the trade
has commenced Of SO head week. We hope u may
serve regulator Of the market His cattle sold AT j. oc
per pound. Tie best Illinois drove Jofl Dh ~ sold Of 10
re The beet drove market - Ohio Durhams sold at 10
lie spite Of oil sell out tie market cDse duh
with good cattle unso1 The weather IL dry and mild
The sheep market full aud has again declined There are
500 hend al Browrngs this morning selling tOW at t1Ic.
Dor pound very few az 5c. and good many at tdhic
Good Opound lambs worth O.. generally ahon he
pound There - loads Of hogs the market
This morning; n but four sold el0 3i
cw ~. which shows active siate OF tie market
for q mud May day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

sVRrors SrABpIya AFFRAY.-About IL o'clock on
Sunday ogbt marty Of Germans who were returning from
Monp Pleasant Park became engaged in wrange with some
Iisbmen ON Newaka the foot Of Bergen Hi anu
during fight which ensued Of the Germans received
stab the breast and one OF the other parry
aio cnt wifi knife The German taken 10 fetters
corner of Newak.ave. and Monmoathst Bergen
CITY where his dressed and was then taken away
Inv bs comnanions Neither residence was as
eerained Dr. Fetter Of the opinion that tue wound VI"
prove fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
AMpIDENTER.
TRoTTIyG ON THE FASHION COURSE, L. 7.

TROTTING ON THE FASHION COURSE d T.
Yesterday Bulls Head trot came OF on the ABOVE
course for purse and stake s2 mile heats best three IN
FIVE TO wagons between g. Gtos Tx N. Belle OF Baltimore
d. Brsols b. & Harry J. II. Whonss g. Clarence ana a.
Whitson's = O. Paddy The attendance was good the track
in excellent order but the high wind that reyaed maternity
tered with the going the horses Paddy was the ayorte
before the first heat selling pools for ss Harry sio Belle
If baltimore 81 and Clarence s. Paddy the riss heat
In OF by four lengths but the next three heats were score
ty Clarence IN 3.03 800 25o. .,. A.
The rIooreto purse Of s0o mile heats best three in ve
race Hiram Woodruds promising young mare Rosanohd
receiving forfeit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

A. reenve on Sunday the Goth Of April and were
on three indictments Tor riot assault aud battery sts
ensnced as follows: iarret Baldwin two years 10 ,ne
Prison on each Indictment the terms 70 run 49,
Michael Cunningham and Patrick Genetiy S,ale In
voar each on each indictment the terms 70 run togee
peters State Prison six months each Indictment 'N' ~
10 run together.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

BROOKLYN Athenarm.
The OrrRA ~ BRooKLYN.-iialeyy's opera OF
THE Jcve,. Will be perforned tomorrow evening at the
Brooklyn Academy.
Brooklyn COMMON Council PROCEEDINGS. The
Common Council net last eyenng the President Mr. Bliss
in tic Chair petition 'fom Mr. H. D. Whltney and others
was received 10 behalf Of the NewYork Brooklyn sad Nor
rana Ferry COMPANY asking permission Tor their boats 10
touch tie foot Of Fulton and Joracnon ss The matter
referred to Committee OF three with instructions 70
meet Friday next u hear parties interested The
motive appears be afford citizens of Brooklyn the oppoi
tunity II proceeding direct 20 Harlem ard Wostcheser
York
communication from Mr VIM Beard and Others sub
mted asking for the easo of Atlantic Tunnel running from
Hicks R0erums for - years Which Was referred 10 the
Committee Lands and Building. The tunnel has been
closed up for several years and TIE Cenra karAu ot
H. II s not understood for what purpose the iunnei IL de-
sigred c.-
report presented asking for $3.50 to keep the City
Park IN order the Of the Oteo murder IL
pals the slightest attention 10 H. with tho exception
surrounding II with iron railing Of the request OF wealthy
citizen who built o! brick houses fronting on one side
Tie Park is useful for toe cles OF The neiShbrhond ana
for tie children Of public school IN NE immealte loih
and the fact murder committed there IN the early
part evening November last Is more the fault OF Tie
lack Of policemen IN this city than anything else II The
came ON Park where Of the trecs have been
killed by vicious ana boys IN barking them IS sur
rounded BY miserable wooden pc@ei fence tho ssa's -
fact NOT any attention paid this tie hgcst breathing
place Brooklyn Tie subject IN relation to the cry Park
was laid upon the table for week.
The MAYOR n veto 90 the resolutions passed at pre-
vous meeting providing for stIewng lime IA the cutters u
tie streets Fourteenth a ih ground that would
interfere with tie power vested Ia the Health Commissioners
Placed on lie
congi lca.ion was received from the Street Commis
soer setting forth that be- tgthcr with tie Mayor had
ferrcd with the representatives. of the companies in refer
enco to lighting the street lamps aud hd agreed upon system
Of Citing which woai keep The expense within the appro-
piat on
A'communicaon from tie Mayor. subsequently, received
recommended that contract De chterd iuo With the eas
compan upon the agreed 10 for toe once Of the year
Tie number OF houses to be lighted LC2 Both communlca
tions were referred 10 Tie Lamp aud Gas Committee.
The Board shortly aiter adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
Prom UI sfttllI IofIesp1IlleII'
SANTIAGO Dr. CmI April l5C
- ErRLIyG TOwARD M GOYERNMLNT.

THR FEELING TOWARD THE GOVERNMENT
There is great dissatisfaction They call for more en-
ergy and more acts instead Of words. They call for
new Cabinet Many feel that Varae would do much bet
Ter as President With reason the people complain
that little material Of war has been gathered during the
seven months Of war With too, they feel
uneasy about the financial condition OF the Government
Tie Government has not drawn dollar yet from tie CAPT
ial and incomes Of citizens Payday VIII come sooner
OF later
TIE FEELING TOWARD THE ENGLISH VERY BITTER.
Il is said .hat tie English Minister had prevented the
use Of torpodoes with the promise that lie would nTose
against the spanords in OF COMMANDMENT and that
falling az last 20 fulfill this promise the President was
highly indignant.
just az this moment the Chlians complain that Nc
Keuna is in prison while Spanish ships repaired Oh the
United States docks. They complain TOO, that the Gov
ernment represented by johnson and Seward prevented
The United Minister from interfering IL the BON
bardment. They do not blame our Representatives, VINO
have energeticay protested and have done probably all
that thew had right do according to the usages OF war
and their instructions.
THE MOB IN SANTIAGO.
The poor Spanish prisoners embled but they were not
injured The Spanish residents had all been sent, some
months ago 10 Santiago but many have run away TO- Men
doza. or the 800 Spanards who were living ID Chll De-
fore the war only 300 remain. During the bombaTdmen
at Valparaiso the mob, in open day. IN Santiago broke
into one or two Spanish stores In the evening and yes
terday this rabble were searching after Spaniads with
At p IN the leader knocked door and shouted
10 his companions TO but just then our ncghDo
across the way pacfcd them, and they went on, until they
came 10 a Spanish drugstore, which they broke open with
stones and smashed everything. The Spanish religious
book store where the Papal bulls of ndug sold,
was also attacked but they only knocked down the sign
and broke the windows
dry goods store and few other places were broken
ppcn. The excitement has all passed away.
PROTEST AGAINST THE BOMBARDMENT.
With the date Of the 9th tho following COnsus in Val
nara so protested in note which they sent 10 the Spanish
Admiral viz: Representing Portugal, Prussia, Denmark,
the United States Hanover, Austria Bremen and Oden
burr SWITZERLAND the United States Of Colombia, Brazil,
Itay Belgium Holland, Guatemala. Sweden and Norway,
Hamburg and Mcckenburg, Sandwich Islands and San
. Salvador.
.s EFFECT OF THE BLOCKADE
probablv il will render the more devastating and Of
longer continuance These republics will be reused mp 10
take vengeance upon the Spana.ds. Other small places
nav be b0mbarded but there other city Of any
siderable sze. Valparaiso had population Of $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

MURDER TRIAL.-John Sherry and John Vernon
were placed trial In the Court Of General Sessions yeer
day before Judge Russell for the murder Of William Pso
Assistant District Attorney Bedford on the part II the prose-
cuton gave brief statement Of the murder which showed
that was done on the 3Oh Of September last at No % Null
berryst The testimony In the will commence today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
IMMENSE.

Ti Demand for RoeEnss FR,eHASr OpoNToLiSs Is recon
Ing immense No D.ntrife introduced in the market ha'
given The popular exclamation - what us
% article Cleanse, Teeth pe'fuue the breath and Is per
,t harmless. No di.ease can ever the Teeth when pn
he'd by the use Of the FRAGRANT ODoSroLIsz
Sold by all Druggists Perfuner, Fancy Good. Dealers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

THE JUNE NrMBER OF DEMoREsTs MONTHLY
M,o,lixp now eady-ntb eIraordinay attraeom chhIn
risc. of ev Music 4.traisd Architectural Designs
Matter splendid Fashions iusxe Paten' etc. e.. 10 nS m
-. the .ndd q this anveT'ay
Paror Mag1ne snse Cor.e., D. cents Yearly - "h
b premium. Back uuIt- 30 specimen - cti'. Hy''
Jx,SGs nrNoRrsr No ~ Broadway " L. The single copies
mailed o receipt Of Iuce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

STOLE HORSE AND WAGoN-sergeant heeu aHu
officer Kelly ofhe Eighth Precinct on Sunday night
rrc,s pschwen aged "a years. on the charge Of having
len horse and light wagon vnued at s4c the properly
Of Mr. Francis Short Of No 2e3 Henyst The horse was M
Reh Rrdse and while he was hotel the accused Jumped
in The wagon and drove off, Yesterday ne was eoml'eu
for trial by Justice Ledwitb in default OF s2OOO pah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
OFFICE OF THE srRsKricoxxrsnosEn, }
mo MISUNDERSTANDING. inclosed in q

ITO CONTRA TORS.-PROPOSALS, inclosed in
sealed envelope Endorsed with 'e Of the wo and VIII %.
bidder written thereon VIII be received at TINS eIes
until FRIDAY June !, 1870. AZ II O'Clock n, viz
For regulating grading curb gutter AMI fgsng FoTeb sfests
from First 20 Second avenue.
For regulating grading curb gutter and tagging One hundred ara
Nineteenth street. from Third to Fourth avenue
and tagging Ninth west side from FotJ-
fourth Fory-sxth street
For curb gutter tagging Third from Fiyhhd 10
Fiity.seventh street =. -. -. -. a., - .,
23f Rivngion street. 4
feet wide One Hundred and eny nm see't
from Flint Eighth avenue. =, 49,, -
For tagging Fifth avenue west side from Fortytrdto sueh
street
tagging Broadway. from Twenty ninth TO Thirteth sfee
from Twenty cventh e. Thrift IN street
tagging nvenne from Eishysr TO Nneyh street
For Asgs and TesssDs Twenty ninth street, from Ninth 10
For hsins Hundred and TwenyHnth street. from Fih 10
Eighth
Blank proposals together with tie specifications and see
be ohtlmsd AZ this Office
Dated street Department. Now.ioIk Nav q. 1886
CHARLES O. CORNELL.
Street Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

The BROOKLYN SUNDAY SCHooLS-The 37th an
nvesary Of the BROOKLYN Sunday Schools will take place
to-day the cd inst, and il expected that some 10000 chill
drcn will participate 10 the II - stated that the
scholars OF sandss NJ T. Church will pass tie Hon. NJ T.
ode re.depce IN OranRes and will be reviewed by him II
enabled 10 do So expected that he will be seated In an
armchair at the upper windows. HIS interest IN this
church and school h 80 at that possible he will at least
although his condition Is considered 10 preear
that death may be expected at almost any hour
BRooKLrS CITY Counr-Tuesday May 22.-Nos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
lAnuouncementsI
ArorurR LETTER.

Mis- MAr,ie Mitchell hav. t.d the skin bealhr area
IfFn.rt grained at the
that usfany smoobes sofsns, snd beauhe' the sam cns
fly recommend Il a. Substitute iof @
and pau respectfully, &C., Mhe"iS NJ, IL.
sod l. a2l Broadway, Sole Agent Man oue
,hogd h. addr,sed to JARED RENE Genera. Importer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

THE SUNDAY LIQUOR TRAFFIc.-Pettions were IN
circulation 10 Hoboken yesterday and were receiving nnme
ns asking the Council Board Of that city 70 adopt
an ordinance 10 eectnay close the LIQUOR places on Sunday
In order 10 peace and prevent the reputation OF
the city from being compromised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

prcKPocKErs IN TRoUBLE.-0n Sunday morn
ing James T. Bolton residing at No "a Vandan'st' WINE
crossing on one Of the Hoboken Terry boats in company with
his brother felt some ones hand in his pocket IN when was
wallet containing slO6 Treasury notes Inc owner o. 1no
hand was seized by Mr. Bolton, aud tonnd 10 DC one
Doran AT the sane time Mr.. b. brother sezeu eOheu
crate named William Boyle who had ATTEMPTED 10
Darnn On the arrival of the boat the prisoners 49,
bonded over 10 Officers Blaekwood and sands OF INC n
Precinct and yesterday they were committed py JUSTICE LEU
nil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
CITY NE VS..

Nero ANTILE LIBRARY AssOUATIOg.-Thc annual
meeting this Association. which adonrned from Tues
day evening May will be held this evening at o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
FIELD SPORTS
Bnse Ball.

On Saturday the 10th, match game OF base pail
was played New York School OF Mines Base ban
Climb and Ambdexer Base Ball Club of New Rochelle on the
nds ~ the latter which resulted in score Of II to 81 in
favor OF the School Of Mines.
'"''' ss,,oo, or ,rrra ANpIDr NTFR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

BOARD or CoUycILMEN-No QUoRUM-The Board
met AZ O'Clock yesterday afternoon and there being ony ten
members present which insufficient for qu1rGm the
President declared the Board adjourned TO Thursday next at
. O'clock u m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

MAY DAY CoNCERT.-An interesting entertain
viii be given by the Union Sunday School at Copper
Institute this evening The exercises to consist OF vocal Hhd
insfnmenia al mu.ic. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND THRoAT.-Dr. BROAD
nvSr en be cousHed by mads for the above diseases every
Irr,pAr AID WKpSKsDAY No. 616 Broadway " l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

FmE-Between and o'clock yesterday after
noon fire broke out in the upper story Granada Hail. No
~ Myreave occupied by the Carpenter, Protective Uuion
Tie lire gnated the desk Of tho SecTety tho paper
having been saturated with kerosene oil The damage caused
amounted 10 about $500 insured Ia the Nassau Co. Of Brook
Ism
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

DANGEROUSLY IsJURED.-Yesterday George Gaie'
aged ls Years residing at No 80 Eightht Villa msbureh
employed as carpenter the steamship Oregonian lying at
the foot Of Corear L. r. fell into the lower hold and rac
tured his spine He conveyed TO BeieVue hosPH',
The Thirteenth Precac Police Ills injuries arc believed to
la. ~ al.la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
vas held until the matter could

burglary and he held until the matter cond
he charged that the prisoner D'oAe
into the store OF Louis Haen, at No % Ho"aust anu
oe from thence plumes found IN his possession "ne
are valued at $500. Yesterday the prisoner was eomMeu
for trial by Justice Dodge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

FoUyp IN THE WATER.-The body OF Elias .
chenor was yesterday found floating in the water at tho loot
of Riyneon st. f. d. Deceased steward oil the schooner
Clars Curtin and on the night of May fell overheard near
The snot where he was found and was drowned
He was native of Long Island aged 20 years Coroner
wndey held inquest and yerGet oil aeeaen'a ufo"s
W rendered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

TrRKrsH BATHS No. Is Laight-st., again open
70 ~. futl ENLARGED AID rrcvci Hour. Gents T. RE-
70 10 n LsIes 10 to m. sund,ys Gents o to u a. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
BROKAw BROTHERS
CLOTsISs HorsR,

No a Fourth.avc and No. g. LahyetePsce
Selling unrreedu,eIo~ s in e'h''quenee c. extensive ~
aions a building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
HIiOOKLYN NEVf.

The Alleghanans and Swiss BeRiDgers give one
Of Their popular entertainments ills evening at TIE
BROOKLYN AtheuaLm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

The OrrRA IL BRoOKLYN.-iialevy's opera oil
The Jcves- will be reformed tomorrow evening at The
prookivu Academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

BROOKLYN CITY CoURr-Tuesday May 22.-Nos
C. !, IO5 T. l5 80 -. 6, o., q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

A BURGLAR COMMITTED. Sunday night last
Officer Stevenson OF the Eighth Precinct arrested William
Anderson in Broome st. having In his possession set Of
burglars tools together with quantity of pumes such
used BY mners il vas supposed that the prisoner had