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chair.
The minutes of the preceding meeting were read and
approved.
7~e!fM Ward-Report of Finance Committee, in
favor of approprang ST. to supply the necessary
legal deficiencies in the schools Of the Twelfth ward
adopted OF same committee in favor of appropriating
S1SO for school expenses in the Fourteenth ward
adopted OF same committee, in favor of appropriat-
ing S929 to meet school expenses in the last mentioned
ward-laid on the table. OF same committee for an
appropriation Of 81 900 for the fitting school
house in Clark street. in the Eighth ward-accepted.
Of same committee in favor Of npproprang - 600 for
purchasing the interest of Franklin Kenney Esq, in
lots Nos AZ and Al Trinity place, First ward for the
erection of school house in said ward-accepted.
Fourteenth Ward.-Report Of same committee, in favor
OF appropratng S14 900 for tho erection of a school
mouse IN the Fourteenth ward 1t moved and
seconded that $4,000 should be stricken out and
$1,000 substituted in its place. After some debate,
the amendment was lost. The original question was
then putt and twenty having voted in the Affirmative,
four the negative, the report accepted
Resoufions-TO deposit with the City Chamberlain,
ton for school purposes, to the credit of the Board
Adopted.
Erenng Free Schools.-Mr. FELLOWS presented re-
port rom the committee evening free schools Civ
ing the statistics of the schools from the time of their
commencement to the present time. from which 1t ap-
peared that the number attending them last winter
was 1000 and the average is about 40OO tho
committee have doubt of a further increase dur
ing the present year in the attendance of scholars in
consequence of the and improved arrange
ments introduced by the committee into the
schools, and, from present appearances, they an
ucipate the happest result from this institution,
amongst the poor and humble classes of the popula-
ton The report ordered to be printed, and an
extra number of copies struck of. The Board, after
some further unimportant business, adjourned
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Brooklyn CITY Intelligence.

KINGS County CouRr.-The criminal business conn.,
menced yesterday morning Ut was enormously stated
rom misunderstanding Of reporter that nothing
would be done until Friday morning) William Reed
was arraigned on indictment for selling uuor
w.hoat license, and pleaded not guilty. Abraham s.
Euert was arragned on the charge and pleaded
soosi'y. Judge Moore sentenced him to pay a fine Of
SS;h Duuley Banks, indicted for burglary in thu
ia s'' aeeree In having entered house in Strong
place, south Brooklyn, was put upon his trial and
iouna guilty OF petit larceny merely He was sentenced
10 SIX months hard labor In the county iaiJ John
Domn inucteu Tor burglary in the third degree was
acquitted OF the charge. Mary Neary Chas M,Kennv
ana James West, were brought into court and dis'
charged no Indictment having been preferred against
them. Daniel Hogan and John NJ Laughlin were then
put their trial charged with stealing lumber from,
the yard Of MIR. johnson. nole proseq was entered
in favor Of Mclaughlin and no was retained as a
witness against Hogan. The case was not concluded at
a late hour
PoLIcr.-Before Justice Garrison.-A man named
Farquhar M'Rac, convicted of an aggravated assault
and battery one Mclaughlin, sentenced to tho
county Jail for ten days and to pay fine Of $40, and
stand committed till the fine is paid
BUILDING IN BROOKLYN In accordance with reso-
luton adopted by the Common Council the 10Th Of
February last to ascertain the number Of buildings
erected, or in process Of erection during the years
ls41 and lSiS the committee to whom the subject
referred engaged the service of Mr. Robert Harvey Of
TINS city for that purpose who has made the following
report which speaks for itself of the rapid growth OF
e Iity OF Churches Public schoohouses. 2; ston0
stores o. brick stores, 90 brick dwellings, 1,117;
frame dwellings 749 lecture rooms, stone, and z
brck; churches, stone brick, frame; factories 6
ings erected 1904
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Superior Court.

April Isl II. Bagiey rs Gsuin g. Edgar Saith
This was an action on the case, 1t appeared that
planth ana defendants in 1916 entered into copart-
nersip in the manufact and sale of gold pens Sc
to contnnc for four years under certain conditions i'm
the articles OF agreement mentioned. The plaintiffs
stock In trade fixtures, &c. to be valued at 81 OO0
and the defendant Gerrt to put in IS 600 the dcfen
dant Edgar $1,000 the plaintiff and the defendant
dant Edgar $500 In pursuance of those articles the
business was commenced in 1916, continued TO bc
carried on until 1913 when defendants published an
advertisement in some Of the morning papers
IL, upon which the plaintiff filed a BILL and obtained
an injunction against the defendants cnjonny them
from collecting debts &C. and then brought his ton
to recover damages. Adjourned to this morning
Before the Chief Justice
Br"indrd &c. rs. .dHes.-Ths was given TO the
Jury yesterday evening Sealed verdict tomorrow,
(this mornngl
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Court of General Sessions.
Before the Recorder, and Aldermen Fitzgerald a


Hatfield
APRIL 1S.-Sentences- Corson, who was yes.
terday convicted Of petit larceny, in stealing clothing
from sailor in October last, this morning sem
fenced to imprisonment in the city prison for thirty
days, and to pay fine of $780,
Samuel Conlon heretofore convicted OF receiving
stolen goods, was sentenced two convictions For
the first he is condemned to two years at Sing
Sing state prison; and on the second conviction the
same Judgment was passed-timc Of second term to
commence at the expiration of the first
Adam Smith convicted of obtaining property by false
prcenccs, was sentenced to six months In tho
penitenary In passing these sentences the Recorder
remarked ut length upon the enormty of the crimes
especially that of receiving stolen goods He said
that the had held this offence to be 40 great
that whie the theft OF any sum less than twenty five
dollars would not subject man to imprisonment in the
State prison the receiver of stolen goods-even to the
law, be sent to Sing Sing Thus those who made the
law considered the receiver more culpable than the
thief
Trial for Grand Larceny.-william Hole and John
Casey were put upon their trial charged with having
stolen $685. in gold coin and bank bills from Margaret
Gallagher while at the store of Henry Heart in Canal
street.
Catharnc Gallagher the complainant stated that on
the 18th OF May last she attending auction sale
at store OF Henry Hart in Canal street. having at tho
time in her pocket purse containing $685. While
the sale was progressing she felt pressure against
person and soon discovered Hole in the act Of alb
stracng her purse He accomplished his object and a
third party who present and which proved to be
Casey took her by the throat when she cried out that
she had been robbed. At about the same time at
room, and she believed that he an accomplish and
had been entrusted with the money She tried to fol-
low him. but was prevented by another man, who said
that, as u robbery had been committed, no person
should leave until all had been searched On scare
the persons in the room, nothing was found of the
purse money, and Mrs. Gallagher has never seen
either since Several witnesses examined for the
prosecution all corroborating in the main the state
ments made by the complainant.
The prosecution rested, and the defence opened
through their counsel when the Court adjourned The
case to be resumed at ii O'clock Thursday morning.
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Diplomatic Smuggling.

r'Diioh OF THE NEW York HERALD.
SIR perceive in your paper of yesterday article
attributed to the London Morning Chronicle, and re-
pubnshed with comments, into the Boston Courier re-
hecting upon certain restrictions which the Belgian
government intend as is said placing upon the ba
gage parcels and packages carried by foreign cabinet
messengers.
That article calculated to create erroneous inn
preston as has been the with the Boston Courier.
and ask leave to submit In the first
place ms every one at all acquainted with the subj has
easily perceived the international usage courtesy
does not require that luggage of cabinet
couriers shall pass the custom house without being
amined the dispatches and parcels bearing official
seal being only entitled to such exemption; such is
he usage especially in England whore luggage of
riers or bearers Of dispatches always examined,
they having only the privilege to pass first through the
house before the private passengers AS tho
nsinuaton that Belgian minister's and other diploma
tic agents of the government have abused their
ocial mmuntie in foreign courts is vain and des-
picable which, before intelligent public reflect
dscredit only on the writer who utters it, without be-
ing able to sustain 1t by single fact The charge Is
absolutely false and the English journal proclaming
that there are abuses accusing others to profit he
and at the same time condemnng measures that are
intended for their redress has right reproach any
one with bad grace.
am, sir, your obedient servant
AUGUSTA MOXHET.
Consul General of Belgium.
New York, 18th April, 1S49
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Domestic Miscellany.

An Irishman named Seal who had but recently ar
rived in this country scalded to death in brewery
at Mottsville, a short time since.
The ice was reported out of the Straits Of Macknac
on the 18th inst
A society for the reformation Of convcts has been
formed at Trenton, N j. May it succeed in attaining
the noble object for which it has been called into
istence.
The pine woods near Hanover Furnace, West Jersey,
have been some days on fire.
Counterfeits the State Bank Of Ohio may be de-
tected by the omission of the word "Bank' on the
back of the note.
in Boston, and to have lectured last evening upon
the of the late attempt at revolution in Ireland
During the past week. ending April 16 45passcngers
have arrived in Boston 1t is said that these emil
grants composed of respectable farmers and
chancs and that almost Immediately after their land
ing they proceeded to the far Westa wise determine
ton. Such are the consequences of British misrue.
short time the colonies will become desert if the
autocrats in Downing street do not look about them
II Is said that Capt J. NJ. Walker, of Mobile has
been appointed to the colcctorship The port
timore.
The Rockville ND Journal Of last Saturday says
"Thc weather is fne-whcat looks splcndid-farmers
are busy getting their oats in and preparing for
We anticipate plenty to eat and some to spare this
year"
Colonel John Richardson Of the most respectful
inhabitants of Auburn, died very suddenly day two
ago. Col r. among the earliest settlers Of Auburn
Whilst living, he esteemed by all who knew him.
and his death is amented by large circle of friends.
The banking house about to be established in this
city is to be conducted by Mr. Jaudon formerly cash
cr of the Bank of the United States. The Of
Messrs. Corcoran Riggs will no doubt emboden capt.
talists to enter into operations here IL the
ton, there may be much room for financial arrange
ments with the government.-Wash cor of Baltimore
Sun
The steamship Niagara, Captain Ryrie cleared this
forenoon for Halifax and Liverpool. She has already
one hundred and one names upon her passenger list
She takes out no specialization Journal .1pril H.
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MEDICAL.
GREAT SPRING MEDICINE.
GAYS EXTRACT OF CANCHALAGUA.

GREAT SPRING MEDICINE.
GAYS EXTRACT OF CANCIiALAGUA,
CALIFORNIAN PLANT
pUBLIcLY ADMiTTED BY DR.. ToINsEND, MANU-
L faeturer of "Townsends Sarsaparilla,"
To be " Far better than Sarsaparia,"
CERTAIN PREVENTIVE AND CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION,
Coughs GOd; nSsusnan Asthma Bronchitis sSroS
Dr. ys ss Sas
y0us affections, Cutaneous Disorders,
FEVER AND AGUE,
Fevers in general lemorrhages Fluxes Distractions In
creased Discharges Depayed and Defective Appete Indi
ss''' CONSTITUTION OF TIE BOWELS, OR
IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD.
which tend to the system 1t gives and vgor
the Digestive Organs and remarkably its Animatng
fall Of the year. is invaluable Family Medicine. in
preparing the system to sustain the changes of climate
of this medicine may be offered to the delicate female
youngest child, without apprehension. .
Canchsiagua Of California very recent Introduction
into this country by Mr. Gay and they all concur in stating
ras and
pd circulation is at produced and the slightest wound
PEs
the most invgorating power it not like bleeding which
he
particles behind like TRANSMISSION and injection which
to oad ns sS ats s Vt
every part of the body SO long the blood pure
and healthy Infection however malignant take deep
A''N VI VAC y i sPASMoDIC CHOLERA
through its be deprived of its character
'''' ''N GOLD REGIONS,
qua ill up eradicate dreaded disease il
long standing single bottle of the will be found
parilla whilst from its condensed fern, freight on the
will be one-ourth much besides this, it
tans ingredient likely ferment and In
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10000 BOTTLES,
NEARLY
DR. DEWITT G. KELLINGER'S LINIMENT.
Have been sold without


DIR. DEWITT G. KELLINGER'S LlNIMENT.
Have been sold without
MURMUR.
TT rs WARRANTED in ALL CASES TO ERADICATE
pains every nature and heal all Of and
bruises put large bottles is mild fragrant and
agreeable. The small quantity required to he TAKEN
cheaper than other article in the
market plain and convincing proof Of the above 1t has
caused
THOUSAN
silfu in the country 10 lay down
all used by them from 80 TO 40 years and use
all required occasions the best and
cheapest be whom proud OF the honor
referring Hon w. H. Grnnel Hon X. f. Carman, Hon.
Robert H. Norris Mr. William H. Morris, Gov. Norris, Mr..
James athgate In continuation have Iryings, Cos
tars yingstons Hamltons Janeways, Depecs Rays Lud
lows Bradhursts Lorlsrds Sehermcrborns, &c. &C. In
short Of the elite of New York and other
cities pronounce it the existing wonder OF the age Among
worlds brightest most experienced horemen we nave
Hiram Woodruff, William Wheelan, George Spcer Bro
TIERS Conkn d. Bryant James Bevens, Jacob Somcren-
dyke W. l.. Reid Saml Sague VIM. Sparks VIM Cowan NJ
B further proof necessary VIII ADD That
used by every principal stage line the Harlem road and
other large companies the Bulls Head and by all the
principal livery exchange stables throughout the city and
country generally TIE be had always genuine Of NGEK
the proprietor who be at the central depot Tat
had at H. Quimbys fancy store y3a broadway at the
Harlem Railroad Offices; Harmer Hays Co., 23
of the Wholesale saddlcr and druggists
together many Wholesale and retail grocers throughout
the gencaly-a 10 cents; 81 dozen S42
per gross; $50 Cash agencies be had
in all parts Of the world by advancing cash Let
must be paid mh2| I3t
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CANCHALAGUA VS.. sARsAPARILLA.

a.
THE ANNEXED LETTER, FROM AN EMINENT Law
made public BY the proprietor of Gays C
,ss to the virtues Of this Ca
''''' 80" NORTHAMPTON, February T. lss9
you u. TensrsaSIs
February last pu.Id The
s
s q her broken s1s,
.s the
at its ONE da call
rsa.in S the manner which aicsd
having no
at ys sspsf n
the heal and she improved rapidly for three
S sss and % this
sSis tn. @ s s By the
Of the sarsapaTa and il not easy under the
When the child APPEARED 70 be
sa
and in
the Extract for three or longer then stopped
perfectly VEIL and now as Se picture Of health as was
ever not p:
with the intention Of prescribing for her
s s ' 1ap he I'D no
his to add that
am sure he will now recommend your medicine in similar
os Of G Ask SPi
o." HORACE j. HODGES.
TO rnrp y GAS Esq., proprietor of Gays canoha-
From X. ii. WINsLow, Esq, banker ~ Wall street. -
New YORK, Sept. Ia, 1913.
To Frederick A. Gay, ESQ.,
Ny Sir eheerfuly comply with request in as:
knovedgng with others the benefit which have derived
the Extract Of Canchalagua, California
Plant.
upon my system evident and gratifying and
have induced recommend its to my friends and
pleased you that in instance have been dis
appointed in its efficacy. 49,
do not hesitate my confidence in it's remarkable medc
qualities that believe it will be found to be
excellent of diseases of the liver and
kidneys in pulmonary Affections and also in the publication
Of the blood &c. $50 =,
That your the introduction Of this invaluable plant
may be appreciated, is the sincere wish Of
Yours, sincerely,
II. II. WfNSLOW.
[From the Sunday Times.1
GAYS Mexico had produced any
thing valuable than the plant from which this pepara
should be inclined to despse it, for
satisfied Gays ehalagua of the most vaua
Bile medicines which has been added to the pharmac0p9ia
within the present We what say-for its
effects been tested under with the most
surprising beneficial results of confirmed bron-
chitis. -
DEPOT36 Broadway wholesale agents, Rushton Clark
Co.. A. b. L. d. Sands, j. ". Penfold T. Co., Hayiland
Reese g. Co.
retail by the leading apothecares in Broadway and
throughout the city. ml3 lot rrc
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NEwbuRYroRT MANUFAcroRIEs.--We are graz
nfed TO learn that one of our mills, though they
have been obliged for the last six months to sell
their goods at prices lower than were ever before
known IN the country, yet find on the seml-annual
lnvestkauon OF tneir AFFAIRS that they are able tn
make a dividend of three per cent on the Last
half years business. -Nswbwy7wt Herald
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AUCTIONS.
JOHN KEESE, AUCTIONEER.
ny COOLEY h KEESE.


G. K viii give personal attention 70 sss: Of Furni-
Liberal cash all goods consigned for SALE
public and private Libraries their facilities for the ar.
anFement exhibition and disposal Of literary property cam
~ surpassed THIS DAY.
rs Fsi of
Dove residence consisting Of general assortment Of Parlor
'S''' WV" ''' rGis EYENIN C. morning OF '''
,sssl. and .Isnss d fainsiat. a. the ..Hae of
holssesn at No t Broadway corner Of Walker street,
oil PAISTINGs--A valuable collection of ancient and
Es' ss ali Of which are ready for eaaminaton The
will be positive and offers he lovers Of art and the
WITH pleasing Works %
sss % & % s
hieh public attention is T rsafIPssentfasly invited
HANDSOME FURNITuRE-All the Furniture Of the above
ouse consisting of Brussels and Ingram Carpets Ia
les Sofas Bureaus Beds Bedding Bedsteads &c. together
of Kitchen Furniture with which the
FRIDAY MoRNING-April %.
cExrEE fSSE ASb oh
The cd as and edr"os
ss1 AND rss tP1 N sfsss 20 and
Gisfk & s sss sa ESS% and sun.
s Of s IA D nSe ehose,
TUESDAY-Apr a.
o'clock at ST. Peters Rectory the residence Of the late
HOUSEHOLD FURNiTURE-The entire furniture con
aimed in the above mansion consisting of general
NV "''; TUEsbH aip EfHVFEfsNING-Apri "a,
suPER f y wv f iFs; SoEGfSS
HoicE AND EIEGANT Booksrhs entire Private Ii Ii
Of Mr. Charles Delafrst late Consul General of France
omprsng collection Of 600 and valuable works
the French English, spanish Dutch and Latin languages
Forks in elegant bindings including also nearly original
nd and curious manuscripts illuminated missas
e. forming atogeheT an unique and unryaAed cOllee-
Catalogues MI Is 5saSy 20 TSSsdny of ss week.
FSSrNGp s%fAM
SIS. ga large and valuable collection Of Printing
s1s including double medium large cylinder Print
piper Royal Power Printing Presses; one strong dou-
StsHean9dm standing Press.
dcr together with large variety of Types Cases, and
her printing materials Catalogues with full particulars
Wv A'' On THURSDAY ii EvENINc-Aprl 2s,
. A. c'slock at tie Auction Room; o,
OOKSA large and fine collection of Standard and Hscel
neous Books mostly London editions. Full particulars
18th eatalouges, two days before the sale ap l9-lt
n c. FUTILE, AUCTIoNEER.-LARGE STOCK OF
Mahogany and Rosewood Furniture of the manufacture
" Allison, his Ware Rooms 46 vesey street. Thurs
ay 18TH without reserve las he retes from business. A.
or the past % years known celebrated
na sale % be
and Mahogany Paror Hail. Boudor Cottage and
ncy Furniture Of the most modern style Terms cash apl9
WILL BE SOLD, THIS DAY, (THURsDAY,) AT 10
general of of family gvingup
housekeeping consisting in part of Mahogany Sofas Chairs
rench and High Post eds;eads Looking Glasses Curtains
III Cloths Bathing Apparatus, Kitchen Furniture &C. Sc
apls IL ."Ns p'"'' RAIN WI Moc0RMIcK Auctioneer
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Snow ~ VERNoNT-We learn from Montpelier,
VT, that snow fell in that neighborhood on Sun
day, the 18th, to the depth of about five inches
The cold was quite severe, and the sleighng in
the vicinity was good; The stages running to the
railroad depot at Mortified were on runners: the,
farmers were busy at logging and drawing wood,
and the lads and lassles at sleigh riding, as in
mid winter.-BostOu IrdrclLrr
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SUPERIOR CouRr-96 81 40, ia, lis, 123, 100 l. IL,
80 So A. III 1885, Ia 107 81, So So 81, rs, 3, a. 25
o. ST. 90 So rs 100 101 102 1893 1906 122 TO- H. o. l5
30 So 6S s4 a. u.s. g. 81 &C. 146 120 i22 D. li7 1913,
IL Ill 1lo, 80, 80, 1j4, 12l, 40,
COMMON PLrAs.-Part 1st.-l, 10 80. s6I 70, IL 20
ST. So ST. So o. e3, o. Part 2d.lo6, ITO, lis, "a, L.
10 40 AZ. ~, 40 1l2 62, 81. oS
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TIE 1IoN. SAMUEL ID. ISGuAM for many years an
honored Member of Congress from PENNSYLVANIA,
and subsequently Secretary of the Treasury, his
friends here will be glad to learn, intends to resume
his residence in New Jersey, and for that purpose
has. purchased, we learn by the Gazette, family
residence in Trenton -Bosto, Bee
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RELIGIOUS EQu.MITy IN MAssACHrsErrs.-ln me
day, the majority of the Committee on Education
again reported against incorporating the Catholic
College at W orcester. A minority OF the commit
tee rcported a bill 10 incOIpOrAte II.
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PORTABLE IRON HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA
THE GALVANIZED IRON HOUSES CONSTRUCTED

VTNHE GALVANIZED IRON HOUSES CONSTRUCTED
by me for California having with much approval
thus induced to call tho attention going
forna to An examination Of them The iron Is in
such that all Of the Sides
glide together and house axl5 put up than
day They far cheaper than wood proof
comfortable than size be
shipped in two boxes u feet long 2fee
deep the freight which would be about 4
There will also be trouble in removing part
OF the country to another the house hours
be taken down and put up BY calling upon
house Of the above size can be
mo- l3t PETER NAYLOR, ID Stone street.
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NEWS PRINTING, BOOK, WRITING, HARDWARE
AND WRAPPING PAPER.
Pc SSE AND BROOK IS.

PAPER MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS,
WAREHOUSE IS AND 81 NASSAU STREET, MY
Mills at Windsor Locks, Conn.
TE subscribers have constantly hand large assort
ment Of all kinds Of News, Book Writing, Hardware,
and Wrapping Papers and Trunk Straw and Bonnet Boards
Of all kinds and qualities suitable both for the New FORK and
Southern market.
The Paper manufactured at their Mills is equal any other
printing in the market of strong texture and fabric
and of uniform color.
Their arrangements with other such
will enable them fill orders for any kind Of paper desired
by their customers at the shortest notice. mills l3t
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Tenn ERANoE.-Thc sons OF temperance conlem-
plate having a national temperance jubilee at Gin
cirn1tl en- The 18th Ct MGy. The great apostle OF
temperance, Father Mathew, has been invited, and
IT is expected that he will be present on the occa-
sion.