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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02
COUNTY NEWS.

Theron W. Kimball OF Boston, charged with
receiving 5000 worth Of the goods stolen from
the store of H. b. Ingalls, in Spencer, some time
ago, by james Lee, has pleaded nolo c?ntendere'
and will shortly be sentenced Lee isNryiug a
seven wears sentence for the robbery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

WAsHISGToS, 1 A. NJ, May 2.-PrObabilties !:
Rising barometer, westerly 10 northerly winds,
and clear weather win prevail very generally by
Thursday morning from the lakes to the gulf
coast and south and middle Atlantic states, and
extend over the latter during the morning, and
over New England by or on Thursday evening.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

NEW YORK, May "A Salt Lake dispatch
states that the recent decision of the United
States supreme court has stripped the territorial
courts of all officers the result of which is that
at present, the United States marshal cannot
serve processes in any territorial matters. The
governor will probably appoint a territorial at
torney general and marshals Immediately.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

FIRST DISTRICT CouRT--JILLsoN, 1.-The
s,,,,. wing business has been transacted during
,,'o ,y,.ek ending May lst; Frank Bourrasa Of
wohs,er was bound over in $500 for his appear
once before the superior court for committing
an assault with dangerous weapon on willard
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02
Louisiana Politics.

NEW YORK, May IA New Orleans dispatch
states that the republican state convention met
yesterday and elected non-office holders as dele
gates to the Philadelphia convention. ID Endorsed
President Grant, and instructed the delegates to
vote for him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

ST. LOUIS Mo, May Gov Brown has re-
ceived additional official dispatches from Adiu-
tant General Siegel, who is in Cass county, stat
ing tnat all is quiet with no apprehensions of
any further violence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

and vice president were passed Hon. John
Gregory Smith, Hon. Horace Fairbanks, and
Hon. G W. CRANKY, were chosen delegates at
large TO Philadelphia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02
schooner Capsizea-Three Men nrn,.,no
Personal TeIearnrn..

DETROIT, May 1.-The schooner Jennie Ora.
nam capsized on Lake Huron yesterday. Capt.
Graham, one sailor and the cook were drowned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

Late Monday night gang OF New York
roughs raided on Third avenue car up town,
assaulted and robbed all the passeugersi and
conductor and escaped with their booty,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

The robbers OF the bank OF Columbia, Adair
county, Ky, got about $4,000, mostly ia
bonds,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

The acting secretary of the treasury 10 day
called in 81 100000 OF three per cent certificates
ON which the interest will cease June 80th
They include all outstanding certificates of
Sb06O each between numbers 36l7 and 1910 in
clusiye. and of $40 900 each between numbers
87si and 1851 inclusive. They are all dated
from August l., 1868, to August 10, 1868. This
will leave not called in Si2,5ij,OOO Of three per
cent certificates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02
AND
Bedding Plants for Sale,
N q. w. HAMILTON
mh2T diff Varnon a.

NOR SALE-One nice young Ethan Allen
Il Colt, stylish, and good driver Apply to
u. A. BAKER,
ap26 dt ElmwOod House, New Worcester.
DIANO FOR SALE-Seven Octave, but
little used cost S5OO-will be sold $500 if ap-
piled for soon. Cover and stool included INQUIRE Of
WIN. H. LARKiN,
aJ25 dlw* 5il Main st.
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for Sail.
HAVE A FIVE YEARS ON

If MARE to sell cheap; also have s,x vear.
d. old Say Horse $50 lbs and Gray Horse
KN NJ 800 lbs kind aud gentle call at cor. Main and
Ezz=A> Central SITS, before A. NJ noon or aiter S
P NJ, ap22 / RESI-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02
80 NICE HORsEs-Justr re

Isl Narrived at Stable. cor. Main aud Central It's
AA-weiglit from 1850 to 1900 lbs; very nice
Matched PaiS Gentlemen, call and see these Horses
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02
SECOND HAND MACHINERY FOR


One wo d turning lathe II # bed, swings "a inches.
One chncktng lathe. s II bed swings 70 inches
Three bolt cutters, wood and iron frames.
Three drilling and bench lathes Il long
one heavy polishing frame. l4whees.
Two power elevator, suitable for boot shop:
One large portable forge.
one 30 inch tan blower
One upright boiler, horse power.
One =" q" Is +"
All in good order and will be sold at good BARGAINS
CHARLES WILDER
ap6 dim la JInion Itfeet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

H. Childs, aud for want of bail was committed.
Charles |. RawSon of oxford paid fine OF
$50 and costs and recognized in $1,000 not TO viO-
late the liquor law for one year, for being com
mon seller Of intoxicating LIQUOR.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

This does not include payments made on ac-
count Of the interest or principal Of the public
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

MACHINERY FOR Belonging to
IVA the Bankrupt Estate of Edw' d ;. Hall, viz
| WhtlUck's "a Chinchia Machine used but two
months.
American Twist Drill Co.'S Patent Emery Grinder,
entirely
Valve Re fitting Machine.
| "a Crompton Loom.
For further particulars apply 10 r. j. NJ. CHASE,
MillVe, Mass TO the Assignee
JOHN II. PLATr,
ana Wau II New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02
CLEVELA&DS WOODEN MACHINE
~ WORKS, WORCESTER MASS,
STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
~ GOOD WILL, &C.,
FOR SALE EAST DOUGLAS

occupied for the past ten years by the late Homer En-
erson The store be leased favorable terms for
term Of years. ~ ~ "
Apply TO 5. Il. Haywood, Worcester Mass or to
FENNER BAfCHELLER, Fast Douglas Mass.
anti
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-02

m 80 NIUE HUKS ES-J uSt received
Hk4apN from the West; some Matched Pairs. As good
ArNA LOT AS has been brought into this city this
kaseason They well worth looking al he
lore purchasing elsewhere.
At the Exchange Stable, Market st. Worcester, Mass.
ap30 diff A. PARKER.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
ATTEMPTED SUICIDES.

Dennis Callagban, age 2l, of Elghth-ave'
and Forteth-st attempted suicide for some unknown
reason by taking Paris green yesterday afternoon III
the ouor store Of John Barry, at NO 5'' bEn'n-4Ye
He was attended by police surgeon ana sent 10 beno
yue Hospital
Marv Kense age o. Of No. 3O5 West Twentiethst ap-
parenty insane attempted suicide yesterday afternoon
bv pn,nnc into the river at the foot Of West Twen-
efIst she was rescued by Officer Williams Ol tue SIX
teenth Precinct and James Steadman OF No. lOo TENTH
ave. - ..---..-, -.t.fdo ,-o..or,,or.
Thomas Martin age &c. attempted suicide, yesterday
ofcruoou by jumping into the ryer from the dock aJ
tne foot oil Brdgest Brooklyn. lie was rescued by the
hands on board the pilot boat Edward Blunt ahu plead
ing desutution was sent TO the Kings County Aims
house.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY. :
THE DUNN HOMICIDE.

William J. Sharkey of No. 110 Varck-st., who
shot and instantly killed Robert $. Dunn, alias Bob
Isaacs" age 4O OF No lO2 Amtyst, in the barroOm Of
cx-Polceman Charles Harvey, known as "Thc Place."
at No. rs HudsOnst., Sunday evening, is now IN
custody Al 4 a. H., yesterday, sharkey, who had
evaded the police sent word 10 Capt. Garland of the
Twenyeghth Precinct That he desired 70 surrender HIM
self IN accordance with the message, the Captain went
to a point on Westinghouse, between Charles and
Perrv-st where sharkey, who surrounded by
friends delivered himself 70 the officer. He stouty as
serts that the shooting entirely accidental. Some
Of the witnesses of the act make tine same declara-
tion, while others as strongly aver that the
shooting was deliberate and Intentional The latter
Law great stress upon the fact that the pistol had hair
trigger which they claim Sharkey must have known
would explode the pistol, when be struck 1t upon his
own arm as reported. They also claim that the pTeeed
ING angry words evinced the determination OF shakey
To- quarrel with deceased The others claim that ShaTkey
was too drunk form deliberate intent or 10 realize
the danger OF using the pistol 10 illustrate bOasilng
remark They also state that Sharkey has frequently
similarly displayed his pistol when drunk, but has never
before discharged II. He is man OF mddleage very
small stature and OF questionable reputation for quiet
ness Dunn. who was gambler was large, hne-O0k-
ing man, and is said to have been peaceful lie leaves
VIE and an aged mother, but no children. AT an
autODsy Yesterday, II discovered that the wound,
which 33 inches below the right nipple, had pefiOr
ated The liver, and OF the other internal Orstns
Coroner Young will probably hold the inquest tOmOrOW
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
nARRoR.MAsrERs, EXToRTIoNs.

The system of black-mailing on the part of
the Harbor-Masters which exposed in The TRIBUNE
last year. still continues. 1t chiefly works III two
channels The HarbOr-Masers have the assignment OF
vessels TO the wharves and are at liberty TO glye a
vessel good or a poor they choose. They are
accustomed to assign sailing vessels 70 poor berhs unless
the owners employ those seamtugs which the Harbor
Masters prefer The OF these tugs charge much
more for their services than Others the inference being
that the HarbOr Masters share the il-goten profits
The other method affects pier owners. II they
do not pay q gratuity the Harbor-Mdslers
assign ithem canalboats and inferior craft
and materially iBure their business An example OF THIS
method the fact that certain piers which are
under the control OF the Department OF DOCKS ana on
which, OF course, gratues are PAID have constantly
poor class of shipping assigned 10 the While better
shipping sent poorer piers In the vicinity To TINS
fact employees of the Department OF Docks will make am
daYit il il IS desired.
These abuses are widely felt than the late Quap
antne mismana cement for the that they ahcct
larger shipping and oppress pier owners IL is
said that this state OF things continues because the snip
and pier completely at the mercy OF tue
Harbor that resistance would only make matters
worse It ia claimed that If the HHbOr-Masters were
appointed by the Dock Commissioners the danger OF
dealing would be essened OF at least more
easily resisted.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
POLICE NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, John
Dosn alias committed for snatchng 80 from seanA
Francis johnson.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday. William
OBneh committed stealing oi nusu worth @SIf o
pier No. q, North River.
Detective Bennett arrested Frank Hudson, yester-
dsy for attempting steal i've pieces Of velvet worth SV Ion me
store sgcr 42 Broadway The prisoner taAen 10 the
lomhs Police Court where committed for traL
William Lee and Mary Anne Allen, of No. 224 Woos
~ we're committed Jefferson Market yesterday Tor breaking into
e rooms Mcdonald No. li Wooser and stealing T5
in money, and silver Watches ami three Iins
The September term of the Court of General
Sessions opened yesterday Judge Bedford The Grand Ju
ser being discharged t this morning When iaeY VIII
Judge. james sullivan and Edward Matthews were
for each FOR stealing watch Worm
SO from Isaac ko5tcrg Of No. Il Alen-st, July s.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03

On Sunday evening John Hoy, Chinaman,
employed as a waiter in the family of 5. l. NJ Barlow, al
Glen Cove L. L. while strolng along the beach near inc
steamboat landing was accosted by sloop captain IA
yd Ayres. The latter, vino somewhat under the III
nuence of liquor became ncensed at remark made by
the Chinaman and seizng him by the neck choked anu
kicked him. aferward throwing him on the ground anu
firing two shots at him, OF which struck ms heau
Just above the right eye, and fractured his SKULL
then jumped aboard his yacht and started across .o
sound Ieputy Sheriff AbertsOn at once started III pul
suit OF the murderer and captured hlm ysruas mo- az
ing about daylight as he was about 10 laud upoI ptis
Connecticut shore. Hoy was conveyed 10 pit Iot
residence, where he lies, with but niue WUspoVr
OF recovery Ayres when arrested was fOud 10 !"N ~
severe pistol wound the right hand, having shot @
self when he fred the last shot at HOY INC pll1V&. & -
about 80 years OF age, a resident oi kosyn' anu n'
Il.Ir rl.ILLI Il
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
METROPOLITAN ACCIDENTS.

Mary Carberry, age 36, a domestic, OF No. 10
East Twemy-seeondst, died yesterday from the burns
and shock caused by careessy placing spirit lamp on
a hot stove Saturday evening.
Mrs. Z. snedecker, age 81, OF No "a Portandave.,
Brooklyn swallowed a quantity OF srychnne yester-
day supposing that it was qHnine. Her recovery is
doubtful. ,
+. B. Freeman, age l6, Captain OF the brig H0wlet,
lying at Pier No L. r. el into the hold OF the vessel
yesterday and fractured his skull.
William Davis, King Cole, and Joseph H. smlth, eu
ployed in the carriage manuactOTy at Nos IL ana 70
Henryst Brooklyn, preclpitated from the second
floor 10 the cellar by the breaking OF Gh elevator rope
and severely injured. a.
NaDlhaniel Gee, fagman on the Harlem Railroad,
was hlledby the Overturning OF wagon by iocOmO-
tive while he duty at FOurhave. and sixty sec
ond-st. yesterday morning. Isaac Gutenberg or NO -
CntOn-et, who had charge of the wagon, arrested
IL appears that deceased the wagon and train
comug and warned Gutenberg 10 wait, but that Often
berg dlsTegaTded the warning The wagon, when over
turned fell upon aud crushed the bead OF Gee that
he dice almost Instantly. An inquest will DC held.
Joseph krcks, age seven, was instantly killed. yesteT
day, by falling sdeWalk the roof OF hle
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL MATTERS.

The tax collections during August amount TO
S253,o73.
The Excise Commissioners deposited s5ooO with Con
troer Schroeder yesterday, that being the amount re-
ceived for licenses.
George W. Mumby, one Of the essees OF the Janes-st
Market having asserted that he paid to the city $3.50 for
three years rent prior TO January, 1872 eXControler
Johnson stated yesterday, that Mr.. Mumby had never
paid any TO hun, bis officer ana demands that lac
produce his receipts
one hundred thousand dollars worth OF certificates Of
Indebtedness was issued yesterday, by Controller
Schroeder,
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
WORK on THE NEW WATERMAN STOPPED.

WORK ON THE NEW WAILK-MAIN 9IUFTLU'
The work of laying the new threc-foot main
in the Bowery for the purpose OF increasing the supply Oh
water down town. has been stopped as Controller Green
claims that Commissioner Van Mort has no authority 10
do the work except by contract publicly let Mr. Van Mort
e. unwilling to assume the responsibility OF Teletng the
work pending the dispute m regard to the Nadly Ol
the contract with John B. Greene which was maze aDou
a wear ago when WIN. II. Tweed Commissioner or
Public Works. An excavation had Deen maze 10
little distance below Bondst when the orders came on
Saturday to suspend work, and the men nave since
been completing this piece after which nothing more
viii be done iii the official Misunderstanding is settled.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
ent. residence No. sl7 East rhrdst four stories high

Fo,rp PERSONS KILLED ON THE LONG ISLAND
RAILROAD.
About p. M, yesterday, as the westward
hound mail train on the Long Island Railroad was ABOUT
one mile east of westbury Station IL struck carrase
containing two ladies' girl age T. anu ooy' age "po"'
- ho as driving one of the ladies and the boy were
tntsr,lv killed the other lady so severely injured
mar she died in few minutes and the girl Is so badly
crushed and cn about the head and limbs that she can
NOT survive The unfortunate persons are supposed 10
hae beloneed 10 family named Castle living IN Iwen-
tvdfth or Fits ytifth-st, NcwI0rk CITY. The tram was
travelling AT about p miles per hour, and was ID minutes
lyfc No blame attached TO the conductor or dryer OF
the train however and ali witnesses agree In asserting
that the accident occurred from the careessness OF hoSe
n carriage.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03

@, N.Ao,cs Ho,cJTbe Hon j. II. B. Latrobe; ex-
% s~sss Sd Gen G ItroSe MARYLAND The Hon W. m o
.sum DE Hon q r. Chapman ard J. S1nf fn T Ccpneceut
15 fres+, go,1-Coant NaAc OF Paris Gov jew -, M S,b
,zov coxiu Of Arizona Judge Ord Of san IS Ws T
81 Gens, n Y and Greene smith Of PeerooIo ~ Ibsporb
BolM r Garcia Argentine Minister At . HoSs-Tte
Jol-Comt Bun Of the FRENCH L Il Ss, ersey Robert W
I.ryseo Of Baltimore Gen vincent = a W n CLarou of
~ o. fobn R smith Of GrCenock Scotland aug W - iv
:, Hitb ie~ston fsor Hou-Gcn D. Nehtis Sl a. TrJ
Grg.d Cc1fraf Hoat-Iuire G. A. bfaltol 81 @ Nv, 49,
s,,s,-C~f gosss-W W Warden Washington 'H0H''' "'
Iieuf Commander Poor L. y "
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
THE JERSEY CITY POLICE DEADLOCK.

President Bumsted of the jersey City Board
of Aldermen signed yesterday warrants for the pay Of
the police for August. Mr. Bumsted is acting as Mayor
in the absence Of Mayor ONe who had refused TO sign
the payro the money will be paid by the City Treas
urer to-day. The old Board Of Police Commissioners
met yesterday, and passed rules and regulations
for the goyernmenment OF the Board OF HealLh.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
MEsTERN FREIGHTs.

The Erie, New-York Central, Hudson River
and Pennsylvania Central Railway Companies const-
tutng the Western railroad trunk lines have adopted an
increase freight tariff which into effect yesterday
The following is list OF the changes made in the charges
for the transportation OF stcass merchandise, includ
ing dry goods
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
THE ALLEGED INpIAN MASSACRE DENIED.

LEAvENwoRTH, Sept. 2.-Oficial dispatches
received Gen. Popes headquarters deny the report OF
Indian ourages between Carson and Fort Lyon One OF
the dispatches is from Lieut. Col Nell 9th Cavalry and
dated the camp Fort Hayes, Sept and sub
dated Fort Wallace, Sept. @ Col Neil says: Lieut..
Baldwin reached Fort HAYS from Fort Lyon by way Of
Fort Wallace Friday and heard OF no disturbances
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
NO NEWS or THE MISSING Boz

NO NLWo OF HE HI,aIN0 DVAI'
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Sept. 2.-The steamer
Yazoo which arrived here to-day from Havana, brings
nc news OF the missing boat OF the steamer Bienyie
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
BOILER EXPLosIoN-TwO PERSONS KILLEL
AND OTHERS INJURED.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. IA dispatch from Spring
field, ILL.,, says boiler m sootts MILL IA miles from that
town. exploded Saturday afternoon. instantly killing
two Of Mr.. ssots and severely ipJuring several
other persons
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03

V,HE best place in New-York to buy reliable
Wahe. sne Diamonds s fashionable Jewsry and sterling silver
Wedding Pr..euw sQuiRgs kslions pAmesas ,psel-y
CTRICTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured req
- s che mile esu,e or detention lmpotenees
eases the Gsnsvs Organs I daniels hD IA Lenns.on'e
NgAINE,s PORTABLE WINDOW VENTi-
WI LAroR UsDERlIlLL X CO., 30 Dsanes1
bethesda Water cures diseases OF kidney, llver'
and urrlTy huEds Of certificates Depot o Broadway
URAZERs AXLE GREASE.-Best IN the
WorA D,Dst Ot hsteBlsne Sold orerJshefs Circulars nes
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
THE CHAMBERLAIN's STATEMENT.
The following is City Chamberlain Palmer''
THE DRAMA.

OLYMPIC THEATER-THE RED POCKET BOOK.
Three or four hundred persons assembled in
tie Olympic Theater last night, and witnessed the first
representation of the new melo-drama of "The Red
PocketBoOk" The thlnness of the auditory is to be
attributed TO the unproptiOus influence of the storm
with which the evening ushered in. Under favor
able circumstances the attraction offered would not fail
TO draw crowd. II is OF kind that enjoys perennial
popularity; it is in other words, out-and-out blood
and-thunder melo-drama. There is murder, with rob
berry in the first act of "The Red Pocket Book" ship
wreck in the second Of castaways in the third
and an equitable settlement of all the hero difficulties
and the herOnes in the fourth and fifth. The
dramatic ange OF circumstances arises out OF the
demnaton OF innocent man for committing murder
that has in fact been perpetrated by connection Of
his to shield whom he had made noble effort and
sacrifice 1t Will be understood that the hero remains
under cloud during the five acts, but emerges into
the sunlight at last. The shpwreck and 30 forth are
incidents. There is nothing novel striking in this
plot; but there is good deal OF sagecarpentry and
effect in the working out of IT. Upon the art value Of
such expedents we need not dcscant. Our views on
that aspect OF theatrical exposition havefrequently
been stated. The machinery. last night did not work
with adequate smoothness nevertheless the breaking
up of the ship-whch the leading feature-started
the spectators and afforded qualification to such like
noise fire. and the OF peril. IL also caused the
temporary disappearance OF tMr Harry Eytinge, who
had been believing for ten or fifteen minutes and whose
withdrawal, In company with few other extraordinary
actors, produced holy and satisfying calm. The few
bits OF discreet acting that the representation offered
gwen by Mr. Coleman, as an old servant aud Mrs
Laura Phillips, in part closely resembling the very
we'll known character OF the heroine OF " Foul Play"
Particular encomium expressed by the assembled
spectators respecting Mr. Hayess painting Of the
scenery on the African coast "The Red PocketBook"
does not impress us, the first seeing play OF much
not one that calls Tor thought
IL will answer it's purpose, II 1t pcases an excaDle and
unthlnklng multitude.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
HOME NEWS.
npnMINPSr ARRIVALS

rgFRMoMKrBR YESTERDAY AT DICKNsoNs IN -, no''
eAm-iSo NoOu-ias 3Rm-So' Midnight
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
BROOKLYN.

Tie public schools reopened for the Fall
Yesterday me attendance Of pupils being large.
The cars of the DeKalb-ave. Railroad Com
pauy began running, yesterday, the new route
lhrSngh Washington .nJ FultOn-sts.
The Rev. Frederick g. Clark, d. d., has
resigned the pastoae oi the Gatesave. Presbyterian
Church and has accepted call from the Tompkns-aye
GBuIch
The Health Board reports three cases of
smallpox, nine OF typhoia, aud one of typs fever
during the pas; week. Bursls, 27 births, 65 mar.
JIaces. -.
Judge Barnard enjoiBcd, yesterday, the Flat
bush Railroad Company from laying tracks on Leeave.,
T. d. ION plaintiffs gUug undertaking IN $4,000 until
nccloI0n on merits Ol action"
Amelia II. BroOme applied. yesterday. to Judge
Nelson iOr separation from ber husband George r.
bioone Tho Of cruel and inhupaa Treatment.
dLa easc sas Fc5crcd 70 reierec Gtorse w. BoyOe
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03

READY-KNox's FALL HAT, for gents. No
ll2 Broadway. corner Of Fultonsi.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03

SPIRIrUAIIsM.-C.H II. FOSTER, TEST Medium,
will give seanees a 10 East rwelth-st
New-York tribune., 1872-09-03
Miscelldneous.
alarble auo Slate manieis.

KLABER. Steam MARBLE and MAkbLLIl
a IzIYG WORKS l5t and l1o Ea kgsieenIA.. n n ,a.s
MarblsiIed Manh Tdag, Marble Coen'srs hOIS"sHN' "
d,S, competition Marble turnssg for the Isse. --s
CTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Ricsha, en- anu .as
- elegant dsgaa slate 1oTs q .Ssry sspSso so sS "a
WOOD MANTELS T. y. SfEWAkr \ w. 4" ~'1 -
Twentv thrlst. Que block west Of Arth-aye -Y
fNHE PENRIYN SLATE Co: have. rem9vse s,,.S.
tS1I,1 STsis CRATES.
,eenh and are offering assortment Oi h.lns ~
Sc. comprising many slsgssi and unique dsHsa'' " P
competition.