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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10
FIRST GENERAL CONVENTION OF THE YOUNG
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF THE
UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

From Our Own Reporter
BUFFALO, Wednesday, June 7, 1854.
In accordance with call issued by the Boston, Buffalo
md Washington Young Mems Christian Associations and
aoproyed by American Associations, Conven
ton of the American Young Mems Christian Associations
was held in Buffalo this day. Wednesday June 'th at the
Hall of the Buffalo Young Mems Christian Union
The Convention was organized at lol O'Clock, by the
election Of the Rev. W. r. SNITHETT of Boston, as CHAIR
man. and W. j. RHEEs of Washington ID. C., Is Secre-
tary.
PRAYER was then offered by the Rev. Mr.. SMITHErr.
On motion the names Of all the Young Mems Chrlstan
Associations known to exist in the United States and Can
ada then called and fifteen Associations were re-
ported represented The credentials OF number OF the
delegates were then read
On motion Of Mr.. ii. G.. s. WHIPPLE OF Louisville 1t
was decided that Committee Of Five should be appointed
TO examine and report upon the credentials Of the dele
gates present and that all applications for seats should be
referred TO this Committee
The CHAIR then appointed the following gentlemen
fbe Committee en- Credentials Oscar Cobb of Buffalo,
Chairman. 2. Richards of Washington, w. H. Jameson
of Boston. H. G. S. Whipplc of Louisville and the Rev.
Robert A. Young of St. Louis.
On motion of Mr. RHEEs Of Washington was resolved
fs Committee be appointed to report permanent Off
sers Of the Convention.
On motion of Mr. j. CLEMENT Of Buffalo, 1t was decided
that this Committee should consist OF seven 10
be elected by the Convention and that It also select ana
report 10 the Convention Committee OF Five on Business
The following gentlemen were then elec'ed a. 'ne ova
nittee II. A. Robinson of Springfield, Mass; oesrge W.
Cobb Of Buffalo, John Holland Of Toronto W. H. Nef Of
Cincinnati, and j. Clement of Buffalo. ,,e,
The Committee on Credentials then presented inc 'o'-
loving report:
Mems Christian Associations to examine and report upon
ahs credentials Of the representatives present. resPecoy
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS

The CASE OF JAMES ASroSAI.--Ths prisoner, who
trial in the Kings County Court of Oyer and
Termner for the last three days, indictment for
murder in killing John Fernsnd by shooting him with
pistol acquitted yesterday. The jury in the case
retired for elaboration Thursday evening at about
o'clock and remained out until III o'clock yesterday
forenoon before they could agree. The prisoner was
thereupon discharged, and being in feeble health was
conducted of Court BY the aid of his friends He had
hardly got of the City Hall when he was rearrested on
bench warrant charging him with another murder COM
mitted in New-York lie was taken in custody Of
the officers.
boy named W alter Deghan over in Baltc-sf'
stuhers Yesterday and seriously injured
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rURiHC MEETINGS

fRirN, Jaacp y, lSAL
A. w,NssNN. lfv,llcot pm tenn, ~ Che Chair
Nftoat ttoNs ApcrfNn,
n, Ava rVNNHr.- Inst IN ,he Department Of Stwe,s
,.1 seYs thew Sw en- persons Ne,g illegally ~ Clerks,
~ sssss AeViex hcee eoadrmcd hs this Hoard
asiti. tAgsk vi tNnp,An NeNNcN Inform tho Vcntr"or
,Ast w. tlsk.Alis vtessN, g. respectively vacant
tNN EfA ~ lttN,
So sxseieilNo fseM The Hoard II CeuncNmea ~ arpM
,s.sV f>e Ns The eth II iet cs,ctrNtrM oamr III" anu
sssf .ae.ls> tNasNara Il Was laid cWthc table,
fKtif,r>s . ..,
,,,ss yAAa ANaea scvat ~ the American Vent An'Yue
N.,AAs xSSe,Aey Il, have the iniredeocd tor thr
..,,,,,s,. al ne asw CIV Hall Ia the rark 'ne ma
49, = beautiful srVee and white hnra "'"se"s. ~
49, .lsn r,sa Sassv, In Vermont. aud - now ="
go 81. he ss,t tame Ia ths ccent,y inc 9"eles nv
- .s,ee.sf>, w>,fAc,ll The petition was w'otv1
- Nv tiaa S,ecss Ccma'itec, and ALI N"of"s ""''"
AxyveN -. ~, ,,.,,
a. \.s,sss c>llc,i WI che .th Of july rsoauon' anu
- =, ..,,s,a ~ e,aA,ns the sum s@Ve1 Nssr'ea
~ wess,cN aNs,cd ~ an'ead 'hS ey making INC
~. ~, S.e,Sl ~ amend by making the sum $4,000
is~l ,,.,,,,x>,,> moved Tor sS,Sce Lost
~ ~. ns,rA tNr sLNA Lost
~ ,s,ss,.x wc,va b. amced by making the sum
y. - ~AsA ~ss Nss :, -, ,.A,, ,,, ,.r.,.a .n,
~ Nxsw> sseNeI nv S'N''N' ""''" ""N >''""' "''
A.. -. INA s&egted -. - -, -, Il,
N.sttA ~ iaN tNssN"Ne ""S "Pi'''"'"' Nv" "V
n - ,.iS,ars<S a. NectaN.
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FIRES.
TIRE IL sUERiFF-ST.

FIRE IL sHERiff-Sr.
Yesterday afternoon fire broke out in the old building
No 81 Sherifst occupied stable The firemen were
soon present but Notwithstanding their efforts the building
was almost entirely destroyed Damage triang.
FIRES BgoONLYy
fire broke in the oil factory on the corner OF Com
over and Wacosts., on Friday night cauldron in the
yard in which naptha boiling was covered with
metal i'd and during the heavy rain which fell shifted
TO one side and the rain descending into the boiling sub
stance caused overflow setting fire TO barrels OF resin
in the YARD The fire was subdued The loss about
g. Geo.
Yesterday morning about o'clock, fire broke ont IN
the paper mace manufactory Of H. Banks Co.. on the
corner of Hamlton-av and Smithst. The fire originated
from the oven BY accident The damage amounts to about
$500.
The curtains in the house Of Mrs. Houston, No. 2i3
Couyt-st caught fire from gas bracket yesterday morn
ing II sos discovered in time TO prevent serious damage
To the Editor Of Tie " i. Tribune
SIR: Please correct the account of the fire at Harlem
rub isbed IL yous payer this morning
Tbe eory Al ren occupied By the Union nda Rubber Tom
many an Furh.sv Hundred and Twenty 10 O1e
icd and Igu and they have sustained no damage
nm IN '1 q Is,. r. NJ SHEPARD, Treasurer.
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BOARD or EXCISE.
yVtRD- FIRST DAY

SEVENTEENTH WARD-FIRST DAY.
Absent-Alderman ELY and Councilman JEREMIAH.
Presept-C ounclmen b. PScKSEY, A. LAMBREcH, FRED.
FRYE, ard BERNARD GATYNEY.
In tie absence of Alderman Ely the MAYOR signed IL
censes in conjunction with the Councimen.
During yesterday, lO4 licenses were granted IN THIS
Ward as follows: b. Pncbney of the Seventh District p
A. Iambrecht of the Fory-eghth SO; Fred. Fry of the
Fortyninth IL and Bernard Gafney of the Ffteth, S.
Mr. Pnckney used the form of licenses but the re-
mnnder of the Board being opposed TO anything IN the
shane of nnova alton. stuck to the old Tavern forms
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The Board of Aldermen bad brief meeting last even
ng and dispatched of the business on the table
great effort was made by Alderman Hcrck and others
10 get the large appropriation of Sc voted for BY the
Board of Councmen for III FourthofJuly Celebration,
confirmed by this body but they failed in their attempt
Alderman Voohs said he was willing to appropriate
81 ooo or S. 500 for the Fourth OF July and should the
Councilman not be satisfied with such sum, there would
not be any celebration the public expense Alderman
Mot, spoke against larger appropriation than $1,000,
and said he felt confident that even that sum would not De
properly sreni. Or washngtons Birthday the Veteran
Corn. was entertained Alderman Mott says with few
sandwiches and some cold water but after they left the
hall for upward of three weeks the champagne intended
for that day was undergoing demolition In his OPINION
.uct would be the fate of heavy appropriation Tor the
Fourth After much discussion, motion OF Alderman
Brown the sum was made o. 900 by vote Of IL to -
Aldermen Blunt Chrsty c. II. Tucker, and Mott in the
negative. The President appointed the following mem
herr of the Board as the Fourth ofJuly Committee;
Second Third Sixth Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Eleventh,
Fourteenth, Twentieth and Twenty -seeond
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SUPERIOR cOURT-Before Judge SLossoS.
John q. Berdsl agt. William Hlines.

To recover damages for injury by alleged negligence in
leaving unsusdd Plaintiff he ii baker By
through Eighth between Thrtyeishh aud
Thirty ninth with his horse and early on the morning q
Dec when ad horse and fell into excavation which
had been made for sewer he himself falling under the wagon,
whereby bruised nd hurt and confined hs
Defendant build
Plaintiff the dGculy caused by the rubbish
heaped aud there being light to show the
b their danger He claims damages the Of 00o
The ale cations are denied Verdict for plaintiff $40.
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MARINE cogRT7BetOrs Jude THOMPSON.

To recover 500 for reporting religious discussion be-
Weott and Sawyer at the Tabernacle weeks
sinee, plaintiff claiming assignee Of VIM ssnzn.n M u
he made 20 hsye the discussion
with the This defense,
DENIED alleged that M L. made but partial agreements
hat N furnished part speech the first night and that
the report aeegse aud not used and
that Mr. furnish any The points OF defense ere
denied judgment reserved.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Before Judge ISGRAHAM.
Daniel l. Hartsook sgt Camils g. Roumsse.

To $500 tor alleged services IN procuring the
rendng entered into by defendant In l3s for ths
Virginia which he had
security pay that defendant purchased said
posing valuable gold mine IT. but after expert
nnt found be worth the labor Of WORKING and de-
plaintiff bring about with tho
ntor By the could escinied that he
eu defendant srwsd refused TO pay him for his services
brought In defense said that defendant has al
paid planih 5000 In relation said property which
than plaintiffs worth Verdict for plaintiff ~,
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LAW XVI,EZLIGZNC,LI.

SUPREME COURT-IS CHAMBERs-Before judges CLERKE
Hetty Coursen Isaac D. Coursen and another
This tried some time since aud reported IL
brought by mother dissolve the marriage Of her Jsds
orde the marriage Of defendants null and void
John Or, ghion ohen Josiah Inserso and Others
Older for payment Of Josephine Hein's share
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U. :. MARsHAIs OFFICE.

ILLEGALLY CARRYING orr A VESSEL.
Capt Wakeman, formerly Of the steamship New World,
Deputy Marshal Horton, charge
Of having carried of five years while she
IN the custody on an attachment Of the Sheriff The New World,
The time OF the being served ready for Caor
mia snd Capt W. said pu the shsia officer shore aud
procesd.d on bis destination, 10 SEE
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LIFE SIZE PHOTOt

LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHs.-The attention Of the
public DAeuEaaEoryPes on PAPER
life supasing depth Of aud
bsncy the hnished painting smaller sizes
sembns delicate miniatures ivory A. Likeness and
durability they unsupsed Perfect kensaes Of xs
BE- BY s process from Dasueueotypea Token only By
~ FRgDacxs No q Boulevard dos Capucinss.
PARIS, and No $40 BrosdwsJ
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corRr OF GENERAL sEssIoXs-Fsrpply-BeS.rs tho
REcosDER.

William Johnson convicted of embezzing several
OF Of his employers W. j. Lewis, No <s
Pesr--, wa. sentenced the State Prison for years.
Peter Croft indicted selling liquor without
heense, the Court Suspended judgment
Lawrence George Weie Henry Fisher Thomas Col
ns ma Lewis ouce tried having It'll ult been
engaged in larger shop the Eleventh Ward The Jury
Hofner and 0rouce guilty and acquitted The rest Tho
eonyicts remsEded for sentence.
John Edward, guilty petit stealing
,kns um the store OF Edgar MsTsh Sentence Suspended
William sdd guilty 70 obtaining BY false pretenses
quantity OF from Corneas Vsnght remanded for
emit
pleaded guilty
Andrew Aonohan, and sentenced the Penen
f.sry for months
found guilty and battery upon
Dsne Clnnn and rsmsnded for
The Courth then sdjeurned for the day.
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To TIE Editor Of Tie v. \. Tribun
CITY IIEMS.
,trrroRoLOGIcAL RE0IsTEK.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
F,o Ob,eyratons BY STANDARD Thermometers a No Caa"9e
Josx c.. n. sOSKEIIL
1874 sAM I'm. SPIN
June 81 '-s
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The weather yesterday fair and cool SO that going
abroad was desirable pastmewith only the annoyance
of dust from the streets and worms in millions swinging
from the trees.
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The GREAT ECLIPsE.-The twenty-eight splendid
ECLIPSE the Sex BE- Roor's masni
cent Daguerrean Gallery No $50 Broadway stereoseoPes end
Crsyon Pictures taken 10 westher
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fAdveaisensutl
rur BALLOON SEcURED-Thcy say that the bal
Of Mr. VIZ. % S.:s. . s.s ss .". ss s" q. ' ..
sr pa ' .s H. tie ss., ,s Gallery Bsss-sy
ADVERTISEMENT
rr,s-The heat assortment Of FINE TEAS viii be
found at the sros. Of TEa cos,s No rs cssas
Between Pearl Roosevelt 81. The ods., Tee %
sss lr .Soisss s' or They have branch
WRITING AND BooK-KEEPING. - The subscriber
% I.s:E .ss s s ' "i Ladies s; @ss Cas-
0'ei0es Gentlemen day and s,snlns y. -, a,o.a,.,
Ikdverthementl
Eva THE IRISH PRINCESS is to be repeated at the
NATIONAL 1nxArrs tonight all Mons Dew
ri The wondsr. coa,orton, will also sstosh yo1 and the e.
MONDAY presented The new Sassqss Ma
Spectacle VIII os s rsr o. Tas Dssssr
DAY EXHIBITION OF DoSErrIs MoSKEys.-0ns
Of y ~ Sd s % .s No.
e, up s SH , o. s ss s. {; q:
Seii P.ns. would DO well O. he opSasssass
OF ssodinr their little responsibilities one Of the saasns
IAdverti.emenfl
IMPORTANT DECISION IN THE UNITED STATES
corrr EsI.sLrsHrss rHE VALIDITY OF BIssss PAyssr
decision os horip9 n. whole business into
instead q the prize s many ae sr &
cheap. small Every who say rS q =:
article Depot No s Pesrlst New'fcrH.
Office of the Patenee.
ADVERTISEMENT
THE CRYSTAL PAIACE.-This building was perfect
teed yesterday by the crowd that went to the Balloon Aseen
sion perfect crowd hropsed the palace In the evening tore
Mr. Wise when returned He again next TUESDAY On
THURSDAY next the great MONSTER CONCERT or Mvsie CoN
csyss NJ JULIEN the Palace. The Institution FOR
he Dumb have all its pupils at the Palace at noon TO-
day.
AdvsrtisepentJ
Elegant French and India Wedding and Visiting Cards
p.pted in the lest e Wedding Envelopes Of every
Londoni
pisied Door Plates 500 Broadway of Dasnest
fAdvetiscmentl
GAS GAS GAS CHANDELIERS and GAS FIX
Of modern antique will be found at the
DEPOT WAasER Co. No JIG Broad
The largest stock In America
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REAL EsrArE.-1he following sales of New-Brighton
IS Il lots werc made June 9. by A. II. Nic0lay:

TEE BosEs.-lbssrs. Editors The question, . How
came the bones there OF erday Is difficult TO
old nhsbitsn rs would be by aus
cIe Young America who hsd " that ae n,d q
s1her The ground north Of the old jan IN hs
Park and extending le yond Duane used Is Potes
inferred While exayatinS ior
the above mentioned six years since one or
two eetous fouEd there may De
v under the neghborg buildings Duanes hes been raised IL
~ ie.p feet since ground used for the purpoe stated
Respectfully yoan D. L., Jh
yec. lork Friday, June 9, 1854.
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ARREST Dock THEA black fellow was yes
erdsy arrested small boat which be had concealed some pig
He belongs of dock thieves who 90 from dock o
doek boats and stss all they lay their hands IL said
the small boats ostensby Tor the
purpose their whsae market bat really to
thieves them. These shops scarcely
s than for thieves The prisoner was locked up by jus
tee Osborne for examination.
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COURT cALENpAR-ruIs DAY.

Coxxox PLEAs-Part I-Same as yesterday. Part II.
-Nes s4s, 952, s6l to $50, g7l, s72 973 91L
CIRCUIT CouRr-Monday-No 377, 37s, l59, 49, 40,
4sa $50 "a 40 49, s2s SIG ST. SIS $40, as, 49, tsi la
SUPERIOR CoURT-Monday.-Nos. 267 20 273, 652 32s.
1880 s7 LOG GA Ios4 lee ioe7 81 lo2 llc4 ls as
e see sss lis III ~ $40 ess; - e. lise 10 lilo.
l3 Ii lls fIia fi2o ill., LIZA, liza ll3o ll32 lisa
lis. lisa. ll4o ill2, 1iA,fi8
SUPREME CoyRr-Geaera! Terw--M Monday Fortune
sss Dana; Bid sst j. Rslrosd Co.; matter u csas and
Wskersf.
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lAdyerflsemenf.l

pURENOLOGY IN WILLIAMSBURGH.-Ihe brothers
Fowler will continue their Lectures this interesting science
free and contributions
taken Examinations dsy. No 3ee Broadway. New York
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.NEKJLRSEY ITEMS.

SrIcIpE BY DRowYlSG.-BoDY FoUSD.-The body Of
found drowned on the the Bay about
Jersey City Wednesday H friends
recognzd He resided NewYok, and has
missed about week He had been In melancholy state Of
mind disappointment love affair. He OF
age II is probable suicide by drowning
The Jersey City Continental Guard Capt Pollard, have
determined attend the celebration OF the Battle Of Monmouth
,l.C o 1, ere.ho
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A.tIDENIs-A Doy ~ yeuIs W - ~ ~ .,s 90
THURSDAY the Of the suddenly stopped IT,
coming behind the boy was struck with the
10 and very severely injured he conveyed the NewYork
Hospifal.
falling his horse railing
lie was tsken TO the New. ioTk Hospital.
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KINGS CorSrY HospIrAL-Extract from the report for
ending Remaining in Hospital a. received BY
Superniendenfs e born o6l Transferred 10 An
House g. transferred Nursery Ii discharged 10; deceased
Total remaining 1884,
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ARREST OF A BURGLAR.-A man named John Wiley
the Of Carrying Of pistol and 800
worth clothing from the house Of Mr. Stuyyeant No l9 East
He Effected through the sutte
roof which he snsd by passing through unoceuPed building
onng about leaving the with his plumber
when by the gAdnero and arrested
Insfce Wood loo ked him fog tts.
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VLZLLANSBURGH ITEMS.

VIOLENT Assault on Mn. MEApE.-About 10 O'Clock
last night Mr. Henry Meade, of the firm fMepie Bros,
Dagucrreoiypiss assaulted in South rhird-st. near
Fifth by party Of five men, and severely beaten t ap-
pears Mr. Meade succeeded in breaking away IRON his
assaans two or three times but they did not desis, until
thsv arrived in South Ffhst Sixth, where Officer
Armstrong came up. Mr. NJ was so seriously injured thas
carriage was procured in which he proceeded to New
York. 1t is rumored that assault Mr. Meade has
been medifated for some time past.
DIsPESsARY RrPoRr.-At the meeting of the Trustees
Wismsbmsh DispensaTy Thursday evening" the following
by aohocay Number patients treated Tor
males 27 females SOL Naffpny-Unied
which 32l children Of foreign parens ireland
1885, England 49, Scotland Dfseoss Ireied-In
jues, ao miuor surgery s5 nervous az skin s abdomen IS;
humehm aud IL; heart lungs aud throat aO eve,
l7 urinary g; yaccinaed, )l5 Number Of prescriptions, ~L
The Common Council have caused drinking cups to be
attached o all Of the pumps in the city.
KINGS CouNTY Observation-Disclosures from the report for
ending Remaining In Hospital IA; received by
80. hnrn hsiI Transterred
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The Common Council have caused drinking cups to be
attached to all Of the pumps In the city
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WRITING AND BOOK X EEPIxG - The subscriber
viii receive Puri daily week for gysts nssr.sen !,
Pennsrsip and keeping Ladies wiring VA" - ~
O'clock Gentlemen day and evening
oliyEs b GOLDSMITH Nc. $50 Broadway
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GAS GAS! GAS !-CHANDELIERs and GAS FIX

antique designs viii be found At hs sre.
manufacturing depot OF ARCHER, WARNER Co., NO So bsoea
The largest stock In America
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fAdvertisement1
Trts-The best assortment OF FINE TEAS VIII be

NJ TEA CONAN No I'D Chshsm
between Pearl Roosevetsts The eldest Tee sssshsns
he % W. .re cur re ads they do better tsa else
ether ~ wholesale or retail They have hssnes sass
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IAdvertisemenfl
IMPORTANT DECISION IN THE UNITED STATES
fAdvertisepentJ
Elegant French and India Wedding and Visiting Cards


aud ppd In the latest e Wedding Envelopes Of every
the latest from Paris and Londoa silver
plated 500 Broadway Of Dasne s
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Internationally

Eva THE IRISH PRINCESS is TO be repeated at the
NATIONAL InxArtH tonight Go By ell Mons Dsvs
nj the wonderful Con,oron will also sonh you and the e.
tIavtgsnzs Of TIVE fAiRr LreHr GuAxD will you De
MONDAY great bi ITO be presented The baresqae OF ma
SECOND 10 be produced the fafy
srsc,sce MAGIC Will, Tsr fAtay OF ras DgsxRr
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IAayerfisemeutl
ADVERTISEMENT
DAY EXHIBITION OF DoxrrTI's NoxKEyS-Ons

of these truly extraordinary highly
Mace TINS AFTERNOON O'Clock Al the Chinese Buenxs
s Broadway expressly for the sraias OF ID
Children so a. not 70 with their hour OF rens
rest Parents well avail themselves
of ssodnr their responsibilities Of the sn,asns
tsttanrns of the
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TRow's DrRECToRY.-The New-York City Directory for
1885, compiled By H. Wilson and published by John f.
Trow forms stout volume. and in addition TO the usual
matter contains complete Business and Copartnership
Directory with variety of tables and official documents
Of constant utility for general reference
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SERIOUS AFFRAY ON SHIPnoARD.-On Thursday night a
difficulty occurred between two sailors named John Ora
ham and Chas Wilson, while board ship lying in the
North River. They came to blows, when Graham
stabbed his adversary in several places, netng danger
Gus wounds. He was arrested aferward and com
miited to prison by Justice Bogar The injured man was
conveyed to the n. Y. Hospital.