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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

TEMPERANCE IN NEwJERsEY-There Is To
he Mass Convention at Trenton on Thursday otthiswech,
enactment OF the Maine Liquor Law by the Legislature Of
that State The Maine Liquor Law s also to b. discussed
Wednesday, 18th inst, at Chnon ION the Soncn ills
Rsihoad) BY Rev. Mr. McNAIa in it, favor, and q. J.
BEEBE in oppoSon. IL viii doubtless he largely attended,
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SIGUr.-It is curious 10 see

Az INTERESTING SIGHT.-It is curious 10 see
% many Ladies only from this city but from remote
parsofihe country, flock 10 Columbian Hall No. 23 Grand
r. That there are great inducements offered deny
and few hut those who paroEiZe that hlued establish
nent understand the secret Of ITS almost universal popu
atty Yer 10 their patrons the mystery Nay understood
simply because thc can oht,in better article IN Shawls
Silks Merrocs Peramans any other Dress Goods than
az any similar establishment IN the city.
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hoard the BT'meD ship Hz.ln me- and 70 ne si!s a." > o
- y 20 sp lie hand The ul-ns "a, p1-ely voia4-
~ h,ying 10 business board IS h. eltefsd ne
4, n. n, a@d the dog who WIS eatinL 1l on ~ ID.
e4n', - Ii;r toward the srim,i which the h1-er I'D
80, rrdersisld fum .tI'nsrr, he rlpId y mn L.. -
!, trcsrs VS. III ghy wounded IN ne hind les'eIlsf,
Me- the Csntrn making preparations 10 20 " 80
cs,or Hon ~ Tor hs Clearance lnfsndng 20 l7iF- Oe'oe
= 3, the nm arp. lrrd with crriin Decor a" % pre-
80, r,d rth~r Il n submit delay in4 annoy nee
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BREAKING INTO AND RoBRrse A SILK SroRE

I'll store of Frederick Berley ESQ., No Para place.
~ loIlei OF sA shd sstn goods was barslsuousy
robbed % saiIns and SILKS worth n-arlv The night
very DARK and stormy aud exssty sach an one as
Of rTge caibre ususy select TO isn - ifu ,iiy
carry out large operation. IL seemed toe Mi ms x,in
the root Of she, Ia the resr OF tie sore AMI t ~,
jimmy iron bar battered hole through the va, OF sn
Gent sGnIit the body Of In being accom-
pshe, one Of the party fastened rope sboai DIS body
ard descended 10 the the ground floor OF whca VS.
about twelve feet from the aperture msd- By them.
choice SELECTION OF ch goods hastily made and p,srd
ont 10 IN accomplish sud after helping themselves TO as
many es they could conveniently cory thev allowed them
remain tai the lights were eSrngnsied which
done shortly before dayb AZ when they cautiously descend
Cd from e position and escaped with their booty leaving
behind tn, IA their Jimmy, rope, Nc No cine 10 the
cred shoush fhe Third Ward Police nave been SINCE th1
burglary committed end still on TIE -lirp ooSou,
for the burglars The fellows were seen by Two eoored
when IN he act Of leaving the building p't suspect
INK nothing wrong they gave no alarm
KEEPING \ DIsoRDrRLY HoUsX.-CHARLEs
Mox.HAx keeper Of gro.-shop at No. l5i West SIX.
feminist yesterday sested BY Capt STEVENSON OF
the Sixteenth Wand Pohce CHARGED With keeping dsoF'
dcry house. tie gesort OF le and qulIe.sone cailcte
who. especially SUNDAY, annoy the ne-lbo.hOOd "th
their drunken shouts snd ghts On last sabbath, SAYS
Capt = OF these fights took place. and man named
JAMES MoSAHAN wss severely beaten Those enSaSsd IA
the melee 81 out " the door as The pos entered tue
front door. The eccused found by The officers IN he'd
with is shut torn to Es1s ana b.eedins roal seFSa
wounds He WIS taken before Justice STUART. who had
his wounds dressed snd then held Inn 10 answer the charge
Suspicion or GRAND LARcESy-0ficer Nc
BRIDE OF the Fourteenth Want ycstery arrested n N
named PETER JOHNSON on suspicion OF stealing gold
watch chain ocket end other jewelyy valued IN al at $50
belonging 70 Young women named ELIZABETH WRIGHT,
residngat No. 80 Makcr-st. The accused held by
Jus-ice " GOD for examination.
wv Howard arrested suspicion OF stealing gold
watch snd CHAIN valued SO from Mr.. Pax. OF No III
Dcsbroses-s The used was detained by Jrsce BoGARr
fer Examination.
CAUGHT II THE AGRA man named LAW
RrNoE MoDoN,LD VA. yesterday arrested by Ofcer
Know LFs ot The Fourth ard CHARGED with scaling ha
OF India rubber valued at So the properly Of Mr. JoHS
TIN EYcK Of No IL South The officer found the proper
" Possession II the accused who CARVING 70 away n
the time. The prisoner was held fer examination.
ALLEGED ENBEZZLEMENr.-I HOMAS CAINAN,
syoung formerly in the employ of Mr. Pee HoLLEN
PECK proprietor OF the dOee aud mills tina foot Of
ATHEIST " r. was taken into custody by officer TERHUNs
Of the Sixteenth ard charge OF having collected var
ous smell OF belonging to his employer and ap
proprieting the his Justice STUART held
CANAN 10 swat further hearing
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALENDAR-Tau D.r.


SUPERIOR COURT.-NOS. 1913. l9J, ~, II, 223,
-, ~ 23 %, ~ 20 ~. ~, 20 "a pa 81 .0', -
,.3 .5 !j7. IS 30 go ,5 %, 20 ~. li' 2) 10
~, cT3 -. rs. 81. 81, rs
Ci.crtr Adjourned Tor the term
ConsoS PLrA,-Psf Nos 3i 81. 80 81 3II f0l lOh tlI
40 as AZ - ~. 80 AZ 81 - ~. 4@ P'n lL-No.
49, 49, 49, ~ az fH ST. a. 40, a.. f ~ 80 40
a.. 90. ~. fGs. 40
l. : D,r,icr CcrEr-Nos y, - p 70 a.
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CITY ITEMS.

AMUSENTNTs, ETC, THIS DAY AND EVENING.
Nibo's Gardet-I}obert Mlcurc; Kelley
Barton's TheitcrI The School Tor Scandal Sink SNim
Walacks Thel Tie school for SCandl; Only Col.
Broadway Thracif J. eiHus The Two B0anycist.'s.
Metropolitan Iis'l, BrosdwayMad A'b mis- Con cri.
Bznum's Museusn-The Orphan Dseam, etc.
Wood Mnte's 10. 40 BroadwsyCOncert every 90 'nnG
Society Library. B'osdvWThe Bryan Gallery oi Paintings
Castle Gaden--La-. d iho Amrrlcan Institute.
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O. : DISTRICT COURT-Btiorr Judge BSfr'
Esre,ione a Bs'te- ,sair-i the -hp Fofs.i Qu'rn
To recover $500 for damage 10 2J0 bundles

10 tuns shipped Liverpool in April 1851 on botj The
much r.;cd lui dunased It = consnei ly psope-
&c The SUIT r deI t b. the own'f7 ct
the N J. Akin. Co md oher who dny h he goods were
Improperly lowed and they got injured by the orhnrg
r.ri, Of the sea &c Inc CAS- :
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MAR RlED.

oct = At Trinity Church Brooklyn By Rev. Dc Levitt wM H.
GARRICk TO ANN JANE daughter Richard Re-, Of Brooklyn
At Pa. Berlin, Conn, OF q, by Rsv William MsHi~orts
CHARLES D. DOW 10 Miss HARRlFrTE NORTH
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COURT or APPEALS-Ats.Sr, OF. s, 1852.
NJ 81. Dnnnelly. respondent. against Cor

appellant Mr. Hi Tor pp~ian VI hH'ho i'r re is'nln
Cshoon, appellant, against BtlA OF tci 'on'rnt sud
miie.i "a Ire printed paper-. John }. Cole council .
Rurhans liant, against Van ndi, r-''lhent if
Van nuln r appellant. re-pn len, Not
Guided At a. lock when adjourned Mondy h9 An
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Nh. BUNS's LITERARY AND DR. MtrIc En-
rrRr,INNrNr This celebrated theatrical manager
made his fist appearance in this country last evening at
Nblo's Saloon before a highly respectable audience
The entertainment consisted Of ola Polida OF his
torical sketches OF the stage from the earliest times
remnisccpcc Of distinguished actors, dramatic anec
does Rotations Of choice passages, and critical re-
marks large petition Of the performance was oil
course devoted 10 SH,XSPERE, whose Seain' was com
mented ON with enthusiastic appreciation Inc his'off
cal and critic deals presented by The speaker were so
Blended with lively anecdotes, excellent touches OF
humor and vcric recia,ons 10 prevent all sense OF
tedousnefs and TO keep up the interest oil inc
audience TO tie close OF the evening. NJ. BUM
in personal appearance is genuine specimen OF bold
bluff Engshinan-he shows that IN I'll that relates 10
the drama he Ito the manncr born is familiarity
with the siege Tor long space oil time hes stored has
memory With fund OF traditional wit ant rnecdosc-
no exccls him in telling siogy-ll' style -
model Of clean, finished, and effective cl cu'ion-hls
words dropping bright and neatly from his hps-
and though claiming eninenec in the dEamaic ART
Is well qualified for the role he has undertaken On the
whole his performance was successful though some OF
bis attempted s deservedly cell dead on the audience
especially the ahortive pleasantly of Illustrating the
nownof SAKsrERE, by alludng 10 ;ac money mixing
talent by With he was enabled 10 erect splenaid
mansion IN place of his nstvc cottage According to
the emPhsiic showing OF Mr. BUM this tact
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

MISSIONARY CoyvEyrIoy.-The Executive
ui,tee Of tn. Board Of the Bapfs; Missionary COnyeo
ton met in tie StrOng-pace Baptist Church Bsooklyn.
yr.,frtay afternoon, FEIEND HpNPBsEy, ESQ IN tho
Car The proceedings weEe not published
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DEATH AFL1.-On Sunday German

q yetrs Of sg nsn-d REMAND GUTTER died III la' rlrt
nth Wand Police station b. hsyius short an p Yol'y
81 Of houss No Ayeune b. End inir-d "a Ter,
l manner he cOuy ID % tn r. s'n,h var,
. .-t-red by Or. KiNig,cK T1e de,-d-,t
49, y IA sul three children living at No - A'rnlr b. ne
lad ou!y bar IL the couutry three months.
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A CoNyIcr REcApruREp.-On SUNDAY after-

from the Tomhs in Newly orb. by OF visitors
pass" captured By officers LAwREScG, OF the Thlr
tcsnth Ward, New-lOrk. and MUM aud AUSTIN, Of
Nisnsburgh the house OF negro IN North Seconds,
where he has been secIeed He was locked up the cells
10 aw sit tie action of the New-lork suthoEities
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tent Csp,rn Second District Police has recsv ID ths aomi-
nation OF Captain BY the Wing Convention
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SUPERIOR couRT-Bciore judge P.ryL

Iob-nn, yrF,oy a,7n.t John md G-ofge H,ckcr.
bne % dra not to ssycel $500 ior III d,a
da liter Of i1's Led by he igs Of portion Of th s,n
ct Nsr. He lcr IA clcy ~ FOL ms cl-e va svn
ujse IN ra,on hb'' s., OF p'rte' IN such c''s''
,Nr,J-I .ha n''r con asn upon mr. roai,i' The 'ot'
cy for tie Jrry t'e cond"r my duty 70 b,,,e yon
/ misbt ,iicrnp, 10 ~ to 20 about the iscts
the other band equally Gaze IN which The jay or5H 10
lear A. que.'n Of law The Court Thoe question, ar uqon
sraue remarkable alteration in The law 'nl II dricnt
ro SET settled b. the Courts shall expect 'hr-e're hd
you "l req pl'y a lS oO'cI ons a. to ne " :" oif
Gil whether or-vsfon upon the hw are 1sit or wong
ut lra panty lab Think. Of thi' Kind make hun
liable ues,uoe u'nt Of sA IN The pan OF connctono' 'r
T~r r rc darr-n degree. neslseuce VOL known TO tn.
lew Trfr-f "'tiaorin'y n"EIs' The oni ordinary Eng
IN, i .ht . rry tor 10 bear ,1n.tat a mnd
loo ut,L dr.e o r.en, the d-,ndns 'ar tli' 'a''
20, -, ,, r M, M n.,rr,,s End .ctnq ba' tine.
bound 90 'u cfou' oi pr pc de OF ssh 10 a'si't hl
o, Aad pro. employed by the i-ulns to a''i' "a ne
p'rnn' or ~. .al',s 20 W.. hound i 10 k,-
ust ,,i..a per~a' odmny m.' IA NE ~Aahs AMI
~ .i' n'. are rs.roas'- for at except NIT,
BE- ,eci. -h,. been ur'rd b, 'o pua' council They
u l4oger i ',t 'AI 90 tne planning 'nd 81 eio"
Sou aad arr h. cla IN t sni' are liable,
il-.,f question ol w vi b. Tor wht And " dfmH'' arft'p
Dbl. The ~ reud. ri,n fac words 81 ihe 'ia.ai'. ,
The 6. AEi 'uel aioin' OF dainfe'
lot ueeaa $500 al, dr Eur sui uf eoni'n-t
fan fr fh f.iufrr ,lr-. tom " t+tl ~ rf chAl
.,ft ucn.l plui4i. matter Nlr such HJ mo been
tri tr y i-' DO rpfti-l
that sfhouah n0 ryee h', been oh'i
o ,t . W 10 oh.r Toe death 81 iA' ed yet }oh lr
A lr,, 20 TO- whh you may oeF' ne
rrf.I-r -u.fiuei But not n lb'ry ~
ave more. injury except pe4n'ry ninr-- or
po a. recnn, y p,iae You amase' o shy los
"a combat hos yrf great on tr par ~ me
mc.r om io.- cl .nlrs are a'ihr ny iF'
.ei. 1r SID SOD, % q lec.n.frf HJlfy. d,
n. s,,. one get nsrorince N the pr anh J0i onl'
MT 'o de, l. 4 fiort uI,1f. d-bersn sun ~ Of Z~tH h
fortsu,e th- ,ts- ft shOna 49, n ."ni' -
Orion sclar.tr. Th- JuIy tAu tri sealed ''fe'
thi. ioreneon .-. D..
T. alleged -lfni-F, amount iit ~ FtD
.hF ,bsf.. thai nt De BANK OF tn ln.h Eursrnt s,f
~ ~ ,nlrs' lia d,liiut .d eli prop hTe
10 ct uon-y rrarg, sad they robbed 0 two .og sn
AMI IN 'bri rarity p,sl; III rIuy, Who fobe ihf
l--a,nf made Ii. reply II Jsry kafsnssn Pfn'h
.,. h. Is IN the rnpoy he In.h Est s'y ~ their fs,n
an ;t a-...l has cfud y luf % iti IA ne e'ltpa
o ihe Pr. on ether members Of M s'c'J and 10 c
dftanE--. e. r-----t
en- rant bsarimg ti- Cfy rnd sfInialy Dons 10
CONTACT h H. d-n- ih- there tny intention
70 large plaintiff stated II mtg,'on lo he fi'- Tat -
. OF patnif adycs ai I'D 20 grants pii MT
t.if On IN lut TO- chirs- TN Or feF' pt'rns-f'
= m .,. f al r,ns 81 ptr-fr npif vfrf
r.str.r ,tsrra. verdict tor painful Ti'
rta IHHfIHff %
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STEALING CLoruMa.-On SATURDAY last. q

nan applied the house OF Mr OVRD0N in South Seven
tscnh-sf obtain board. He took has truak q roou
srd aeI~srd down with bundle UGder his arm. and
told the dy that he going 10 get clothes washed
Aer he lett IL found thar he had broken open srunk
and sLen away abou, $50 worth OF clothing belonging "
lnarinr
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DEp rRoM INrEnrERAycr-OnS Sunday even-

ing. man named PATRICK MussAy, went into Porter
house frsts drink aud shortly after entering
he dropped dead The Coroner, DIR ScRAPrs held an in
quest aud the jury returned verdict OF died from thu
Effects OF nteInpeTaucc"
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ATTEMPT AT SuIcIDE.-A man named THos.
Casey attempted 20 end yesteray By cutting
ms nroft wh case knife he succeeded Ia many sever
ns The w'ndP;re He rests m Nsyy-st- near ri!ary.
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SonrMn,r MrsrERIors.-ShOrtly alter II

.cct On Srrdsv nj .ht named rho- t1iluf RS
~, N Brooklvu fell into the dock 10, o. ~
,rcL d,iicutv rescued from dr0wlg ~ NJ. n
KILL. One OF the second ard Poics, "1O -''.s-1i
III Y yyrh .rsppel fsh i up chem - sse5 "a
~ a. shich = r. sturated with blood Iil.s Eel % %
,rr ,har come person he'd been nurir-ei 5a 10 IN
yry.rd Reuewtd eAertons we're thsn = !s I'm ~
$500 IN, nofbps ts1rther T-s obtained ,Pt j-onHl
~ X Secord Nerd Police snd physician, 0otl o. yno
- e1,mip-d tic bloody articles iOlrd >iis "a M 80
-, sorl psy nd ben TesDrted to- A. yei 20 i-s -
- H. rothus came from bas been eocerttinr' una lH'
u
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

VINO MEErNe.-The Wings of Williams
buTsh viii in their respective Wards this Tuesday,
evening" for the purpose Of choosing Eve Delegates ~ norni
ara Officers Also three Delegates 10 represent each
NaTd in City Convention Tor the selection OF snsaata
for Receiver OF Taxes ard Assessments ard candidate for
Justice OF the Peace. The Delegates the
nth inst, az Ashland Hal.
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COURT or CONniOS PLEAs-Bcorr JllF- Isss.@
Isiatlus Hrrzos a.. kila Insuranc- Company es-
To recover ~ 900 insured on stock OF furs

- ,r-, r-.rf , T. TIE principal souni d ds-1'e Va,
liz, .h-r- i1.u,isr the fns th' "t' fl'i.l -
,fes Nhbh rlail'.1. tie Es sia'-t va ~, "a -,
,.e.5e hefe.s ,urh Other 80 ~ "a 80 p.
a H. r..y A r-oa made thr soaai 70 IN 9 ''s
,---rl.l., v.h, IN " granted
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PorNr or rRAcrIcE DEcIOED.

Yre,l-rlfk Ada at ". O. schlF lnd y Bl7llll.II7
Corrlu- ANN, MI ndor-~ ponu'-oy aSti tyf
M ~. Yrs kr Of ard firth Iffn a9f- ini fri
,,,,, that the amount due % tn- p.hI rom
. ,.,f. un4-r ih- i,.d section Coi III ni1rs-f
H. B.fs u-d ~ te cOmphnt or Ireny, snd 90 li-ni-i
N ,r vrfun - itpr-rr % dniind ga n
u lca snuf by shoud hv- l~u 9fiei fa a. -acn -
and notice eer~ nfe--arJ - h"d We iiofs u 'nl ~
u pr-crl-f -houd BE- - Ortn ether senef ~
~ ~dc,y HID b. tos~i. and thsi d,aif'i On
n... All se 70 nlolscr gayn-nt CONDITIONS Pc
-, .rL MI h. 49, !. pLt-lt.
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SERIOUS AssAuLr.-The proprietor Of the

feck.ip Hotel named MAScHER. or Sunday afternoon.
the "Shades South SeTenthst, and selxnx
aige metal pitcher struck the keeper OF the house, Mr.
MAINE severe blow the side OF the he 3D. aud nhctnS
dangcrous wounds. The Mayor DIR. BERRY. called
cess, thc wounds M,NcHER secured sud locked
mp IN the celia Il Is supposed that he Is derlngeA
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To- Madame ANNA THLLoS rcSppeared at

~ Madame ANNA THILLoN rcdppeared at
Nblos last evening, in Donizetts Dd"gh'cr q nc reg
;meHt which was given in English with Mr. HUDSON
and Mr. LRAcit in the principle male characters She
WIGS greeted by that crowded audience which assem-
blcs at this beautiful thesier as regularly the night
,eturps and with which no artist 20 have better
established popularity than Madame ANN We ape
preciae the attraction she exercises over her applaud
inc hearers d oy the sugge,ioo am sosrsair OF the
Opeye CcmigAs that oat through her singing and act
ms Bu, Lev rs confess in Justice TO ourselves that we
should like hoy performances Infinitely better ii they
bore AZ the same time the suggestion an SoArsar OF
honest and umGcyetricous nature
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tY- The weather yesterday and last night
was very fine with atmosphere OF remarkable
purity
rR Madame SoNTAG's Seventh and last
concer. Of the present series drew ogch ono OF the
largest audiences we have seem AID any Who were not
satisfied with the treat offered them must indeed be
difficult to please The great song,trc,s began her
share OF the programme with that delicious AMI truly
heartfelt conception of Wcbers the socna from Der
Freisckat- We thought At first, that Madame SoNrAG
was laborinc uider slight degree OF hoarsene's but
this passed aw and the delicious tones 81 the prayer
husled for Tie moment, every breath IN the house
Other songs may show her wonderful execution, but
none can give her better opportunity to exhibit the
feeling which she can throw into her performance In
the Spanish Rolco and Eckers Syrian Soag she gave
new proof Of the wonderful power over her voice
her facility and beauty of her execution
The song in English was 3ias 1it,ia mile Of Ea'n
bro TorN and poor asit is iniiseli-"a' siVehw"h
an archness AID layuness that seemed completely TO
carry away the vast audience. unanimous 'Rco'ewaS
obeyed and she caycthc last two stanzas second Tune
II is one of tire most remarkable proofs ct her eNtraor
binary versp,y tha, she sans the scena OF Der ffe'
scLfi and the Scotch song both with the most perfect
success belonging ms they do TO two totally dsslm''
lar schools OF music
BApIArI was admirable as usual Tho aria from LHc'a
and Largo o. FactoUn left nothing to be de'red NO
thing can be better both in acting and singing than the
duet between him and Mad SoNrAg, lrom the EIisir
dAmore. Lite JULIEN, il possible, added TO hi' well
earned regulations and the Orchestra and their leader
y.
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L., RnrRrnn-RrcoyyRY Or sroLES

HOTEL hOBbEA1 -Iff'NV =. -,-,-l
colonel servant the Irying holss; hsls
I'S " ExERY wa. yesterday ares,-d y - s,h b.i5
o. s al s.I together with several s,sf ~ -,
aI,. The latter having upon them ne nan nan. - Of he .ee
ASp III a. 81 No 3 Lsoucrd-st the otle-r iolna sysr
cd ~ rh Nj Howsrs naae upon ths and ~ l.
eles fkAsA ILL ri;ee and in searching his trunk
S ca several and OAs s: se. . Ut SS
rf reie , ~ n horse The accused were locked u2
iio ir - OssosxE ~ sEst exsninsf'on
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COIRT Oh GEyFEAL s-NosDsr-B.sJrs ta- Rs
sd 4 u e7cssr.ssT snd O.ELfg.
.T,Ln Joi n, N (rolorcd) WAS tried and con-

~ re .gra l. 40 a- alag u NJ
rs IL - - Nuf<T plre. Al ., 81 from alto
r. IT, ysur t. d. o. th- ba~fy
5-, r b- 4shop u Jsrk, Ma - k-td'
- % s1.5a 81 Or np'ry a ptHA Ia.
Catlttt-' sss ka. 10 H. sa,r PnoE " 10 ystEs.
Ciags Ces a.. ae! ~. t-slag clpsi as con
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KnIrb nY A FAII.-An inqnest vas yester.

DIV Led ~ the Eleventh Ward Stiton-.!ouc apun the
lodv ii BLkNHaRD GISTER native Of Germ % y years
Of g.e vino while intoxicated on Sunday s,ler0On, fell
down Z ght OF stairs house No l. Avenue Is nd died
IN tie station ious- whittier be tgkea. The
yd,roe before the Coroner showed thar he stairs were
very dangerous ard that several persons ha her oors
t,.p dom n en- Tie Jury rendered VERDICT Of Death
iy fracture OF the skull caused by FILLING down the ba-
ueut Stars Of house No l. Avenue b. ia, jury on eN
r,ng he rrri.4s deem The stairway unsafe and dlnger
on. 70 lie and limb and commend hs premises % Tie no.
fice a tie rrCpeE suthOnt =.
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.y- The weather yesterday and last night
was very fine with an atmosphere OF remarkable
purity.
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COLLEGE or PHYSIcnNS AND SURGEONS
The FortyGlh Session Of the College of Physicians
sud Surgeons OF the University Of Ncw.York, COM
menced hst evening in the College Buildings, Crosby
ST. The siterdsnce was lsrgc composed for the most
part srroron;y Of students and others connected with
the procession and is usual upon all such interesting
occasions. the presence OF the farer added not
little TO The eclai Of the proceeding
The President Of the College ALEX. H. STEVENS,
VI. d, took tie Chair.
The exercises OF the evening were opened with
PRAYER: uitor which
Pr,f BaxTLErr was introduced by the President,
snd p,ocecdod 10 deliver the opening Address Mr. B.
took ff hi. subject "HIrPocRATEs and Analysed tn
character and life of the Father of Medical Science in
three ptiBs Of view As the Physician the Instructor
ard tic Citizen The able manner in which the speaker
handled his subject elected tokens OF appreciation
Il, m tic arcn,iye auditory.
Aferihc Rcrcdic,cn the meeting separated
LIGHTING PrrRs.-A resolution has passed
the Beard cf Assistants TO have the Piers from Four
ccnhst On the Eat River to Twenty ON the
Moth River, lighted with gas, under the direction OF
the Committee on Lamps and Gas. In the Board OF
Aldermen, lat night, the resolution was brought up
and referred