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ESUBLIC EVENING SUH0OLS-Nouce tG here
bY given ming Schools FOR The education OF APP
p.ences whose ages Rvocaons her
attending the day schools Will be opsned GA AONUAf
EVENING the 8Oth inst for OF seventeen weeks,
In the of Inc mle departments OF the following
4th Wud-Ward School Houue No. TO- James st, be-
tween chatham and Msd1ou. alta
5ih wzrd-Publc School Houae No. 10, l25 Duane-s
near Church 81
7h WHd-Ward School HouEe No. l6, Monroe at near
GontgomeryEt
9Th WaTd-Whro School HOUSE, No. q ClRrE-Et between
gpring and Sroome sta.
9th Ward-Publc School House No g. corner OF Hud-
10th ward-Ward School House No s. LudoHst near
DeBncy.st
l1sh Ward-Wsrd school HouEe No.5, stAnton-st cor
lAh ward-Ward achooI House No ~ Eighty. aizthst.
18th wsrd-Ward School House No. II, orange.s, near
Grand.
18th Ward-Ward School House No. 20, Threensh-sl,
10Th ward-Puole School House No. u, seventeenthat
18th Ward Yard School Houle No. 49, Twentethst
near Second Az
18th Ward-Ward School House No. Is, Foristhat near
EVENING scHooLs FOR THE EDUCATION OF
FEMALEs
Notice Ia also given thai Evening Schools for The educa
uop OF females Ill opened Monday the S0h mat 10
he Female Depsrtmet ia Of The following School Houses
9Th Ward-Wsrd gchool House No. To-, Jamesst be-
tween Chatham aud Madison st1.
sth Wsrd-Ward school House No ., Clrk-st be.
tween Broome and Spring cts
10th Nard-Wsrd School House No. 8, LudloW-st near
l1th w1rd-Ward School House No s. stan.on.st. cor.
ner Sheriff a.
18th Ward-Wsrd School House No. 90 Thrteensh-st,
near S'xu-av.
18th Ward-Watd School House No, IS, FordelhS near
Eighthav
Competent experienced teachers have been engaged
provided that may be required 10 conoac
pills.
free of charge Application for admission muss be made
al the School Rooms the Schools are opened
J. s. REDFIELD, J. D EUS3
6. J. DODGE. d HOBART HAWS,
WILLIAM Q'DONNELL,
Committee Evening Bch0ols
Office Of Beard Of EdHcnttoa Sept a. sl4 eodts3e
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CURING DISEASED LUNGS,
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the formation OF ubeeles In the ungs and 10 heal ose as
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Dr. Hastings Compound Syrup OF Nsptha 10 highly res
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England Dr. Boyd of Lancaster DR.. Hamilton, OF Seths
and those eminent English publications, The London Lan
cot the Medical Journal, and BTanwates Retrospect all
accord to II the most convincing certificates OF Ito Vrues
cess.
None genuine without be written signature Of ID. A. "
HARRISON on the wrapper Price 81 per bottle, or ak
bottles for S. Principle Office, l54 9reenwich-st New
York
Bold in Newsrk by r Van Buakrkj IN Albany by o.
rockingham in Boston by Reading & Co In Philads.
phe by Zzber & Co. Thrd.st be!ow Chestnut; and In
Baltimore by 8 8. HaDee.
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respectively; with tho aggregate number OF Or
dinatons, Combinations, CONSIDERATIONS and Ser
mons by the Bishops during the year-viz:
By Bishop Chase.-Seventy elk aervioes, in 70
churches and chapels. Ordained Prteats and
Deacon 5 Churches conseorated: l433 perBons
confirmed; 10 sermona preached; 1000 miles ira
yeled.
By Bishop Waiaingham Examined AID or
dained IA Deacons and Priests, at three Ordlna'
tons, all special. Consecrated Churchesi 39l
peisors cor frmed, vith AZ administrations OF the
Iite 10 administrations of the Holy Communion
IS sermons ard 80 other addresses delivered snl
1922 miles travelled,
AGGREGATE -Ordjt stiops. %; Confirmation,
1924 SermoDs preached, l54; Concentrations y
Administrations OF the Commuaion, 49, Miles KS
veled, 1922
The continued difficulties of The Diocese ara
alluded to by Biahop Whiting ham, With the ak
pression Of hope tha. shey may soon De ended.
The following clergymen have departed thia life
since tho n Getting Of the last Convention; Rev
Amos Pay2ee Rev. Henry w S@eetzer, Rev.
Pbilio U. MiIedoer and Rev. Isaac 6hsrwood.
THE State OF The DIOCESE.
Rev Mr PARKS then renewed his motion to take
up the resolutions offered Oh ths frat day OF the
Convention, regarding the State of the Diocese; and
said tina, he had been requested TO withdraw them
on the ground that it was inexpedient to aslsate
the Que alton at the present time and more pAreou'
larry as D substitute had been offered; an exciting
debate being evidently u1Rv0d able il the subject
should be taken up. Mr.. Parks expressed his re-
uctance to bring up any topic which might create
unpleasant feeling, and in Difference to the wishes
Of others, older and more experienced shan himself,
he felt constrained 10 withdraw his preamble aud
resolutions
They were accordingly withdrawn
DR.. j. AUGUSTINE SMITH supposed that If the
original resolutions were withdrawn, his own Sub.
stitute must probably take the same course; aud
he also withdrew it. he did not, however, fear
any great difficulty in the discussion of the qoea'
ton For hs own part. he vas prepared TO go
into il with all the GOODNESS OF Q mathematical
proposition. Laughter
Rev. Mr.. LEONARD of Emmanuel Church New
York, renewed one OF the resolutions Withdrawn
by MIR Parks, and moved ito adoption, as follows
Resorcd That in The opinion Of this Convention 10 In
expeen any neRhboring Bishop Bishops be here
AFTER requesteo by the Standing Conmitse TO perform
Ep aervices or assume any charge in 'ns DoceEe
Dr. SMITH gave notice that If thia motion pre-
vailed he should insist on his substitute az an
amendment.
The motion was not seconded, and fell to the
ground
The business of the Convention being now
concluded, motion to print 1000 copies OF the
Proceedings was adopted; the usual devosons
were performed, Gloria in E1celsts was chanted;
and the Convention adjourned sine die.
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MAN SHOT IN SAYBRoOK.-A man named bpter
wsB shot near Essex in the town Of Saybro b on
Sunday hight last. The particulars are as follows.
A man named Daniels bad been for some time en-
gagged IN fishing short distance from the village,
and occupied small building near tho river used
for such purposes. On Sunday evening, about 10
O'Clock, Butler With two companions, disguised by
Hauor called at the fish house and demanded ad-
niuance which was refused. After some threats
the PARTY returned to their boat, took some more
LIQUOR, and armed wiki clubs, again approached the
house Daniels in the mean time prepared himself
with gun aud ak for any emergency. Not sue
ceedipg IN eftec,ng an entrance at the door, they
broke in q window, and Buter, who appeared to
be the leader In she assault, was on tho point OF
springing in When Daniels, who had previously in
formed him Of his peril, ahos him through sAe heart
Tie accomphces ded and Daniels Immediately In
'-med his neighbours of tbs fact, and in the morn
delivered hiuself up to the proper authorities n
Essex. The resuis OF the examination we have
Lot learned, though our nformantia OF opinion thA.
ne will not be held for trial N. Hsy Pal. 25!h.
WEIGH OUT on BAIL.-John WEIGH, charged
with the murder Of hia wife, and throwing her in
the well was tried in the Supreme Court in Mans
field. Ohio, last week but the jury could not
aeree, and be was admitted to bail for re appear
a9ce at the re2t Aitting Of the court in the OF
So 600. We learn that ten Of the jary were for
conviction and TWO against. Shield & Banner.
TRIAL FOR MANsLAuGRTER,-Dr Charles COT
ran, OF RockaHd Me 10 20 be tried at the present
,sIm Of the 8 J. Court at Wiscatset on charge
NJ mpuslaushser, for administering by mistake an
article OF medicine which csused the death Of
patient
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CITY ITEMS.

II TIE House Carpenters met at Convention
Hail. Wcoster-st. for the purpose of eecdng officers
The meeting resulted in the reelection Of JAMES
BAssETT, President; G. D. Hennessy, yice Preai-
dent; Mr. Degraw, Recording Secretary Mr. Cox
ga Mershal; Mr. Skep, DooT.keePer. The meet
ing vss unusually large. An animated discussion
ook place upon the possibility of some svarci0us
boefes making en- attempt to cut down thu vageF.
The Carpenters, however, resolved thatthey would
resist any attempt to reduce their wages, which
are now barely adequate to suatain man with
the responsibilities Of life upon him, in any degree
of comfort committee was appointed to call
public meeting Of the Carpenters, and another
committee to iapue an address to the Carpenters
the sister cities of the State.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMISER,-phis Court
did not set yesterday. Mr Clarke on Thursday, al
luded to the case Of Samuel Drury, Jr, and wish
ed it to be called on. Some action will probably
be taken in regard to it on Monday.
FiRE-Nondny evening at halfpass o'clock, a
fire broke out in the brass mRnufactory OF c. b
Nichols Il Co., in the rear of 247 Grandst. 1t vas
e3tiDguiahed, however, ahorty after being disco,
FcISu anu DcipiG LuuC4 o6HIa6O HoS GS-1S 1000
age $3.50. Fully insured.
NATIONAL LANcERs, BosTos.-The National
Lancers OF Boston one Of the best uniformed com.
panies in the United States, will visit New York
in the early part Of next month, and exhibit to
our citizens the perfection OF their discipline We
understand that committee appointed by the
company arrived here on Thursday for the purpose
of selecting place of encampment during their
stay here.
TIE NEW FIRE EEGINE.-On Monday eve
ming about halfpast seven o'clock, new fire en-
CINE, by B. TAR, Of Albany, was tried by oompR-
ny No. "A, at the foot of Houaton-st. The cylinder
Of this new engine, called Jenny Lind, is ton
inches in diameter, and is placed in horizontal
position, while those OF the ordinary engines are
all perpendicular. 1t sent two powerful streams
to the extraordinary high. of AS feet We ara
told that such ia the power of the engine, that it
burst all the hose, aud one which was OK 2resGly
made for this trial. twill propeI three stfeamS
az far as the common engines do one, and is, in
every particular, better than these, sixty.four
men are required to man it, when playing IN fol
power.
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INSTITUTION FOR PAINTING AND
DR a WING.

A0S RROAD%AY-Next door 10 The American art
4JC Union-Toe 1scriher DectfulF announces to
bis tIenta and The pubic that he intends giving new
course of lessons his Drawing Academy; also an even
Ing course commencing October Instruction will given
in Drawing and Painting OF all knds, Portraits Figured
Laudtenres Ornaments and Flowera Figures aiser lhs
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whore method acknowledged the most excellent by
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ali the above ofmy and my pupiIs' work can be
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For particulars, apply 10 8 sCdUSrER,
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gAT.au,.asIN,n PAggNT Euh aaaaiESs
w CARRlkGES-Afotds lighter and ifouss &c vs.
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The pster wtlh the light 10 use Soge,l9I' -, -.
ssrugs ~ l5e ssias sepera,ey be 9ad Of re ssSh
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Sole arenls for ITew Yors New Jersey sad oonh
All peraons Infringing upon ibis patent stnei W
sEine or aelIinp wiiho1 he p!aIeE, sid be heia Se9 o.
eoupshr serefor ~ proceedings al lrs dnieas s :,
d.als yeiiersnf 10 maze with the Pstensss u nts ~
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TARRYTowm INSTITUTE,
auE.El!T RAhEDITE AlIHD{1gJ K

"A At7arry,own N. Y. NEWMAN, Principal,
In this Institution young gentlemen will DC thoroughly IL,
Eucled In sl The branches OF English and Classical
Aiucahon requisite for commercial purs0lis or @aertsS
college
Fhsro arc two tsrms in gear ssch month"; Cha
serm commencing on inc hrss Of Nay, and shs
Winter the drs OF November. FERNS Reasonable.
Circulars containing particulars, References &c Dc
obtained spsding Il shephards bookstore 1891 Sroaa
gay NewYork sr a7 addressing cote &c iae 2F'n9,ssi
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL man named Cornelius
Carroll, while driving cart loaded with about
sixteen hundred weight of grain along. Kens.ay
on Wednesday evening last fell from the vehicle
ard wss run over the wheels passing over ons Of
hia shoulders and side. His arm and several Of his
rlbp were completely crushed He was taken to
his residence at the corner of Flushing and Van
No,trund avs where his injuries were Creased oy
DIR, Belts. The unfortunate man was still alive
yerterday morning, although be had been unable
to speak aimee 10 o'clock the evening previous.
There is not the least hope entertained for his re-
coyery. He has wife and six children who were
dependent on him for their support