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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-08
TRIAL OF JOHN y. I. TUCKER FOR THE
MURDER OF HIS CHILD.
KINGS COUNTY OYER AND TERMiNER-

KINGS COUNTY OYER AND TERMlNEa-DEc.
Before Judge sTSosG prefdineJadse NooRE and Justices
STILwELL and SrGYkER-
sECOSD DAY.
The Court relssemblei shortly after 10 o'clock
A. NJ. when the trial OF the prisoner proceeded
with. The Jury having been impanneled the dag
previous. the D-trict-Aiorney made bis opening ar
cumepi. in which lie gave history o. the case, and
concluded the; the murder was committed with pre-
meditation and design. lie had no doub! that the
cause OF the uIneiura transaction, OF father killing
his own child, proceeded from the use OF run ss he
had reason 10 believe the prisoner wss drunk on the
very evening that be committed the 4 Cd. Auotier
causo might have been jealousy, aud that the hos
tify in his bosom toward his Hfe was reflected upon
The child.
Rsehsel Meyers was the next wine's called. Her
testimony DrON cd that enc resided az No ioj Aiii-
t;c..i BrCokyn On the ~ Of August la-t, shea toe
n urder vac committed. Prisoner OccUped ifOnt
room il The third s.ory. Be had three cAi.dr9n-Jns
by his fist wife and two by his present vile; tAelr
names are Florence, aged about wears, lncent
Ifie 5ecease aged about ., years and J0hn, e,ed
about months; several other families occupied toe
house TIE witness attention we f st attracted oy
q roi~e 10 Stair, about : o clock IN tue evening
herself pLd Mrs. De Nyse wen, our into TIE front
,arc. and looked up at the room occupied ~ pms
ouer when they ss6 LIN han ing by the sll OF thS
window: N wife EGs standing there, aid ha.loolng
murder and hep her left temple wa bleeding wDsn
prsoDer saw witness, he vent back All tne WILLIS
went into fhe house 1bi alarmed tne c--el VOSu
Cornelius Meyers testified 10 going up into P'tson-
ers room; sGw him leaning over the child with 4
rszor in lis band the chlds thsoai was cut s1a
bleeding; wines took bold OF prsOner snd fFied 70
take awsy tine razor; he erked Sose, and ran st ns
wife. took her by tie throat With one hand, AMI u
fcied several wouyids on her Ice aL1 neck RAVE :
the raxor still in fs hand; he succeeded in prevent
ing him from ;nAieting additional Injuries, ana Toe
rszor vss tab en- from HIM Mes-rs. De Nyse end
Hepderson " eni up stains with witness
JAMES T De Nyss tesahsd that ne kept In'
hous in high Tucker lived az the time Of the occur
renee; the prisoner went out that evening IN coIl
many With bis wife and returned without neri en-
cany. home shortly sfter; subsequently, hn ATTENTION
ws, esled to the fact that something was olns o.
y, stair. h. beard cres OF murder proceeding tfou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-08
HEAVY DEFALCATION
THE LATE OCEAN BANK EuBEZZLEuENI-
ARREST OF THE TELLER.

THE LATE OCE ~ BANK EMBEZZLEuENI-
ARREST OF THE TELLER.
Neatlv two months since, as wiz be remembered,
defncaton ofoyor $50 900 discovered in the Ocean
Bank. which was charged upon William b. NcGdckin,
be having teller from the fact asis alleged, tia. be
desericd bis post and God the STATE or remained in
the City in place Of concealmont. As soon as the
less 70 the Bank was ascertained the President Of the
institution went before Judge Beebe and made an sh-
dsyit against the fugitive the strength OF which
Judge Boebe issued warrant for his arrest
Active sea,ch has since been made for the deiauter
but without success till 81 o'clock on Thursday morn
inc. when Officer Ralph Patterson, of the Lower
Police Court succeeded in finding where he was
eoncealed and arresting him. He remains in dursnce
vile awaiting hearing before Judge Beeoe' on me
charge Of embezzlement.
p. S-Snce writing the above we have learned
lhe following additional particulars in regard to the
natter: 1t appears that William B. Mciuckn' the
accused after leaving the Bank le for the western
.ountry where supposed he has been ill within
few days past, when he returned to this City Ser
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MARINE CpURr-Dec. ?. ica.
r. fore Jade NCGARTHY
HARLEM RAILROAD STOCK.
Eliza HOPKINS aft simeon Dvsp~r

Eliza Hopkins sat simeon Dtsr~r
To recover back $500 paid 20 NJ. Draper IN May
lest on 81 agreement that Mr. Draper should deliver
so days Thereafter July 81 200 shsrcs Harlem Rail
road stock The value OF the stock az the time OF the
agreement was 81: before The time TOR its delivery
tie alleged schuyler &C. frauds hsd bean discovered.
and the stock fell 20 snost nothing. SUIT IL brought
o recovr hsok thu SCOT being contended that Mr..
Draper tder the statute had no right 10 m AXE such
a time contract not o~aing any other stock At the
me hiu self nor acting A. agent for some other per-
son tibet had
II WIS stated hat the Agreement msde on be-
half Of Mrs II. bv JOHN ID Lewis who IL clerk IA .
dry goods store in Catherine st. aud boarded with
Mrs Hopkins, a widow lady. in E.s Broadway. In
defense Il was conteneed that the agrsemen, by
Mr. Lewis. in bis own behalf, and be had made suit
before in the name, ss this was. Of T.. Hopkins and
n AZ defendant did not suppose said h. ii. to be
female, or he would have been on his guard-snd
hist Mr. Draper made me agreement as broker,
AID il was binding on both parties. The is being
tried before Jury. he be continuedl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-08

A Free Lecture viii be given by Mr.. and Mrs.
L. n. Fowler, in aid of the Ladies Humanitarian
"School at No COS Sixth-sv., opposite the Crystal
Palace, on Monday evening at o'clock. As this ia
anew enterprise, in locality, and much in need
of the fostering care of all who feel that it would be
beneficial to humanity, TO gather up the ragged aud
destitute children Of neighborhood remote from any
public school, we hope the lecturers will have good
audience and that they will have their hearts warmed
up so as to give good wish, at least to such good
work. You had better make q note OF this item.
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MARRIED..

BERDAN-kINBALL-On "Wednesday morning ct va4-
lspss T. I BY the Rev Or Adsm Hr q. berdsn Of Nav
York Miss Mary Marsh dsnGher Of Elijah Kimbal ESQ
HIY-HARRINGTON--On last Sunday evening,
Dee by the Rev James hiett at his resdsnee No son
Mr. Charles o. Gersghty M- Eliza Jane Hax.
finaop all Of THE City
TAYLOR-MOORE-O the evening Of the 2sth ut By ths
Rev George Hudssn Oliver X rsyisr OF East Bethlehs.
Wellington Comfy, Pa 10 Ais Caroline Virginia hsss.
formerly Of Chester Cosniy, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-08

INDUSTRIAL School OF THE FOURTH WARD -
Tie Fourth Ward is said to have been infested with
Young thieves and vagrsnt children to greater ex-
tent than any other in this City. The report of the
Chief Of Police for the first six months Of 1884 shows
200 cases of petit larceny, more than double the
number reported in most Of the other Wards. II also
showed that 5000 persons obtained lodging
during that period in the Station-ouses ofthe Ward
The Fourth Ward Industrial School was established
in December, 1853 by ladies Of different sections Of
the City with a view 10 reach the destitute and
grant children of the Ward. A matrcn wsa ap-
popted and children collected by the visitors Of The
Childrens Aid Society. The first assemblage is said
TO have been composed of The very offscoaIings OF
society: many of the girls described as having
been addicted TO the gTossest vices that polute hui
manly. At first these ragged and intractAoe girs
gave g1eat deal of trouble to those who sought 10
elevate their condition, but eventually kindness sub
dusd CIV en- the most turbulent.
The main object of the establishment was TO edu-
cate the minds and muscles OF its inmates To this
end the common English branches taught in the
morning, and sewing and making paper bags Tor
erocers in the afternoon To these are added insruc-
lions in domestic affairs.
Two teachers. have besn employed, and their ei'
forts seconded by the benevolent lsdes OF the M
sgement, have been, thus far, very successful
A eheap dinner is provided esoh day at the school
for the children and they have been allowed 10 have
such clothes as they could earn. F1y pair OF shoes
and lle garments have been distributed anoos them'
IN the wolk.room the children have, among other
things, mace about 80 900 paper bags Iaroush the
Society fer the aid Of Children 4s Of the attendants
q, the school have been sent into the country 10
homes that have been provided for then. Many oil
The children have been sent from this school 10 the
rublic schools. The books exhibit t)tai o. -'o
scholars. The largest number OF attendants al any
one time was 10.
Mr. Moses II. Griunell one day visited the School,
and was so pleased with its operations that he hire
the house No. % Oliver ST., the Of which ne ten
dored 70 the ladies gretuitously. Bathrooms were
constructed in it, and in Nay last the Schooi VIE
moved 10 it
The following is the rreasErers Report
Ian,,,i.l school FvuIh Ward, in account Win n n
her. Treasurer M
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cnrnr nF nrNEnAL sEssroNs-pr,. !.

Fefot the kECORDER.
John Deem and James Gilmore, both young men.
were tried and convicted OF burglary in the irst de-
cree upon the dwelling of Mr.. G.. Wetnore, No 3st
Fourth-st. The Court sentenced them TO the Stata
Prison for ten wears ard six months each.
Sarah Jane Williams was then placed ut the bsr to
answer an Indictment charging her with having at
tempted 80 poison family OF i've persons living at
No s3 Chnrchst by inserting arsenic in their coffee
The testmony Of Harriet Bates Of the sufferers,
ard the first WIRES was partially taken, when the
Court arose for the day.
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WEDNESDAY, DE. o. ls54.-George W. stewart,
Eco. If Alabama, was admitted attorney and
couuseor Il his Court No. T. The York and Mary
land Lire Railroad Company, plaintiff Ia error vs..
Ross W,nans The argument Of this cause was con-
titued by Messrs. 81. George 7. Campbell and La
troh for the defendant in error. and concluded by
Mr. Reverdy johnson for the plaintiff in error. Adj
iourned till 10 morrow, IL o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-08

PUrIIC SCFooL TX ANIMATION The examination Of
the Primary Glass of the Female Department Of Pablo
School No. l took place on Wednesday eveuing, be-
fore quite large audience The exercises in History
ALGERIA Mental Arithmetic, Vocal Music Rec'tation',
Compositions. sc. were gone through With in man
uer highly creditable 20 all concerned. ~ the con-
eiDsion al address the subject OF Education was
delivered by Mr.. futile.
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SusPIcros OF AEsos.-Jo.eph Ellen. an importer
r. fancy goods, having Office and store st No l.s
Nilism-st. was yesterday arrested 81 suspicion IT
Avrg fei0neously set fire his premises at IL J
o'clock yesterday I10Tni8g NJ person VAS IL tie
lice gten the fire bToko ont. and tie a1age sl .-
'arfd VII not exceed s3OO ~ efo0 The occupant
wss Insured FIR sfo0 IN me Rufyers Tnsurauce Com
s1y. Some Circumstances traa-pired in rega.i 9,
toe FIRE Which led tie police sns Dec him Of ars3n
and he ar1ssted and he'd % av y, eEarnina.i,n.
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corRr cArENpAR-Tus DAY.

SUPERIOR CcURr-Nos. lOl, l2], 100, jjs, }, Z,
iss rs - 7s 80 lo7 oss 800 49, o9, lss.
! 20 &C. 6s3, $50. 81, a.l. n iyo, go 692, $40
CoMMoN PLEAs-Nos Ols, l,i9O, l,i9l, !, 1913 to
900 sol, :. 500 5of. SIS 1.507
CIRCUIT COURT-Nos. AZ, 2,O72 $780, 2,Jsf,
2eG9 2l28 ? 2ii ass lCGi. OG8 ttss. "a 70 icsL
srrnEYE CouRr-Speci1i Itrm.-Nos. IL, fa, %,
a, 10 20 Is
L. 5. DISTRICT COURT-Nos. 65, II, IS TO 81.
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SUPERIOR COURT Dec. !

Joseph c. Gsy.lty sst John Orssr, shsrh.
Plaintiff claims TO have owned . STOCK o. paper,
Sc, AZ No. IL Spruce st. worth 1000 ana sasges
that the Sheriff vrongfuy levied upon s1e 'ecx $40
property sway on a3d Aug. last, whereby ns 9aanes
vss greatly injured, &c, and be brings san 70 70
cover IS 900 dsmssss In dsfsass il vs. sad the IsY
va nsds on sr sTsoxsioo .. the szit Of ". Harvey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-08
CITY ITEMS.

John Thompson, Esq, Of PoughkeePsc, will Ice
ture this evening before the Young Mems Christian
Association, at the Lecturo.ROOm, Clinton Hall,
Asfor-place. Subject The Beautiful in Nature and
AIT" This Course of Lectures is instituted for the
benefit of the funds Of the Association
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-08

attention is invited 70 the Auction Sale Of ELZ-
FrRxfTURF srd FsNcy ARrrcL-s h aie ~ TuNTs
DRILL M - Bro.o THIS MorNTxs a. l0 O'Clock
TIE slf rrtrr 40 oFes u1u.nil or7ort1rie %
o. who desire q mk nr-s-us purchase for themselves
useiul sTtielts Nc lostpouement.
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BROOKL YN IZFKS.

APPOINTMENT. Col. Abraham VerDlanck. Of the
Kings County Veteran Corps recently received the
appointment OF Brigalier General OF the Second
Brigade comprising Long Island and Staten Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-08

PHRESoI OGY.-ES

PHREyoI oGY. DETERMINATIONS, with Charts
aud Written Deseptions Of Charscer, Day and Evening
works PhrsnooEy Physiology Hydrop.'hy snd Phonoss-
ply, By FoWLERs AID WELLS No. 5s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-08
U. $. CIRCUIT coURT-Dse. 7. 1854

Phneas i. Wilson, first mate of the ship New
World was placed upon trial, charged with an as
ssult with dangerous wospon IA Delaying PIN on
John Williams Of the crew, and causing to him
s. rous injury. The case Il on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-08

ard n L Bassstt ait. Lsgrand ". ANYWAY. f9
81 800 and thst the stock resy beo1get to latter.
Til. vss denied-it having been sold to plaintiff. sas
hac been clerk IN the store !; salt 9Th AUG.
Tte cs,e Is or For plsirtG NJ T.. W Andre~s;
hr cefsrdsl Z, fes,rs. Nsnderpoel ani " y Yield.
L,ol x 6sHsE,. Beef Bls-~iu & s,n.
p'sirtf. -Sy dsfeCfan's agreed % par,hsf- the
s. ID. ,,,i fr-nr n foot ~ Mon'scue-st BrNytiyr
1oWu as Lon & rs naval storAyars, and tnsy
were delivered 70 Shen-aefsndin's u pay saos
pee A. Ntssrs james Is. Barney and wn. Wright,
s artra'ors. should ssy they were worth; snf III
II went Of heir lot sgreeng, thai they Should cal
i, he sA o. A third DE- son aai that Robert Wlits
vas selected 10y them said umpire. ana tast tasy
s-ir6y,d the sam 81 81 SO 20 ne paii therefor for
" hcf This su vas brought n defense Il wss denied
that ~ White called ~ Is unpre. and u - Also
sles,C .hst Mr.. Baruey Not a. tha ia meeting
anhfei, IN arsver il was A.-d -fsi hs was 'here.
srd the ward signed by Messrs. Wright and w hite-
Verdict ~ paiutiR in amount suhjeer 70 the Court
F,sr plaintiff Mess-s Willard n And trson; for de-
1, ndant Msssfs Iogrshaa. UIuerhdl, and Hayes, OF
Brooklyn.
Before Jvds- BcsvsRrH.
Nishsinss,- snd Ann hs Sc Bs.-dic krsussl
To recover dansg Tor ujary - Mrs. ", by being
krocksd down by horse belonging 10 Defendant,
driven by = boy ard injured. This case il on For
paiIriG. Messy, Tracy n Ware for defe ndant
Messrs. JoOchiussen and shepard
SUPERIOR COUR--GENKSAL TxSN-nEc 7.
Henry (. Bower A. sri, 81 Richars @ Fo~les-On
q ver~ict obtained time since .oT alleged slam
der Motion for new trial orgued
Silas {. Herring sst. Ely Hoprcck-Jadgrnent
affirmed.
Dunlap agt MArshsl-Same.
Taylor sgi. Mormot-Notion for new trial argued.
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rMIsT OF TAXES RECEIVED BY HARVEY HART,
LEDM n nEn l-.L

Total from Aug 81 to Dee l. 1854 asa SOC SO
Interest added the lot December Taxes Te4nns
paid, pr cent
Interest ADDED on the 18Th December. per cent
Interest added the lei Of January the rate Of IL per
oeu'. per ahnum.
Dscourt from August 81 Sept o. 1858 g.; TO- Oeto
her a. 5oi o. Tois 1921 l3s %
tTho levy on the year 1854, 81 S35 ,38l "a.
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Advertisement
'TTApIr ANUsrNpxTs arc offarad Ir

PFRHiN hi p.fsr will he BY -esersn silver
N columns. End fr1i.
than Of the dollar u-kefs ard th-
loved lou - the per'o Of PESftNs c-s-
b-.,s6 FrHforsV TTorPE ~ No el Broadway They give
q splendid entertainment this evening
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SEvAsTOPOL NOT VET TAKFS-But WYN-
gocPs IcTtAND PTCToSAL H. by hundred. who aNced
unh Cods Coushs A.fhma Bronchitis aud niam-
.iion o. the ThEoat snd Lrrss-he ucipien u
Consumption Price orly . To be had u No 40
Fulton 81, second floor.
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Don't wait TIL the last minute. il y0u do yOn
I'll re- 81 your PoRratrs done bv a)or Tor n3iav PIE
81, -sflv hefor~ 49, crowd thar u ~
tine irsf teft - hrs Perfect P1cT-sEs IN
-eff-r - 80 tf3 frnsowty FH9rlcEs7Hs and sT-EEo-
SCOTS tsker 20 PERFECTION
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MusEUN. Performances usual there, AFTERNOON and
EvEsxe. JXo. r. sooTT opens st Barnum's Monday.
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WILILdMSBUR LTE.NS

TrE PosT-OTFICE.-The con 'olda'iOn NJ Williams
bur h with Brookly will 10 10 way interfere with the
Post. Office Of this city. The name will continue as at
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WIGS AND TOuPEEs-A Silver Medal awarded
10 NEuHUKsT 4 HEARD No - Maiden sne for the best
Vss ard Toupees exhibited the NewYort State Fair 1884
Back and front Brsids Curl &c. Copy the address
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THE NEW Posr-osrIoE BUILDING.

To As Editor Of The " L. TriJUEe
SIR hope YOU vii make some objection "a the build
ing of the new Post Office in the Parkthe only sir mole
il the lower part of the Gty that is eft 10 the pubic
1t is quite bad enough 70 have tae Park encrctched
upon by TIT public offices, in the way that hes a'e'y
taken place, without Introducing large binding
equal in size 10 tho Custom Home. Think Of tie
utility and pleasant appearance of the Park even m
all weather. for rcviews, public meetings. reception
of ilustrious strangers &c. &c; and more than IL
Of this open space is TO be taken fsom MS, and the
public are 10 be- crbhed ca1inec. confined 10 The small
space in front Of the Hsl. You have always been an
advocate for ventilation and open air. DO help 70
cave the City from this decoration Of Natars'
temple on n small scale Thers are plenty ct other
sites 10 be had about the ighborbOOd Toe ground
Of Columbia College lie for SALE or why not tear
down the north eide of Ann.st, near Broadway, OF
some part Of Nassaus the whole Of which street 10
borr7d nuisance; OF of the mean houses to the
north Of FIenchs Hotel Any place would be better
than takiTg the Park from us. IL is curious enough
that both France and England and most Of the rs
tons are beautyiNg their cities We are disiguring
ours in every pos lille way with dirt and other ncum
brsnces. What Is the reason that the BRICK Church
cannot be pulled down, and the Post-Ofice bult
the,eP ONE OF TIE ASCIENTs.
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NEV-.TERSEY ITEMS.

TuF JIqUoR TRAFFIC IN JERSEY CITY-THg
PRosEoUTIoSs TO BE CoSTNuED notwithstanding
the serving Of the oertiorGr issued ont of the So
prone {. ur, and served upon the Mayor and Common
Council OF jersey City taking the ordinances rea-
tive TO inns and tayes out Of the control Of the Com
mon Council the prosecutions of the unlicensed liquor
sellers. upon complaints made before the Recorder by
the agents Of the CarsOn League will be continued.
An opinion, obtained by the opponents of the Carson
League in which On eminent lawyer declared the
prosecutions Of liquor sellers under these ordinances
10 be ineesl t~o'her with the action Of the Supreme
Court induced iie liquor sellers to believe that AL
immediate obstacles to the prosecution OF their trade
had been removed With this belief those who had
continued business with great caution threw oil re-
srgrt and Others who hhd closed up their places
opened again their d0or and invited the THIRSTY pdoic
ta come In and buy. N the Judges OF the Supreme
Court sbogld consider the Aldermen Of jersey CAV
rs acting In contempt the interest in the contest will
be creaiy increased. In JerseY City considerable
excitement exisas on the subject.
RrIlrF FOR TIE PooR-A socie,y for the relief
of the poor was organized in Newark on Wetues-
day evening. at public meeting Of citizens he'd TOR
that purpose. The name OF the Society IS " Inc
Newslk Society f)r the Relief Of the Poor.
Horace j Pointer, Mayor OF t,s city as oh 80 n
PRECEDENT z. II Porter, Treasurer; and BE ia nio
& Miller Secretary. Measures we're taken T. dis
irict the city and appoint visitors therefor Tue ~
Of S3O9 was subscribed at the meeting snd gntle-
man present offered donation Of II 900 if citizens
would subscribe al additional s. 000 Tie Commit
tee and officers win meet this evening to advance
the project.
A complimentary dinner was given at Paterson on
Friday night 20 VI Ia Fsyeie. grandson 81 the
Marquis who is on visit to the United States in be-
half of a suit, believe now before the ~ pretne
Court relative 20 lands given by Congress for ser
vices renaered during he Revolutionary war.
Faru Accident "A man named stephen
Crane was suddenly killed Oh Tuesday evening ollie
driving team IL the immediate vicinity OF tht trsce
Of HE Neg.Jersey Rliroad near the Hacke lsack
River The team became frightened aud ran away,
upfetting the driver and the load into ditch. r5l
OF lead fell upon Mr.. Cranes breast and killed h'm
almost instantly.
Rr-.,n-ia. cnItinne 10 be fIennent In PAteI.on.
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Balance in Treasury .........'''''''''''' r.la
The ladies Of the management soue' 'ne a4u - Wv
public in behalf Of the School.
Donations can be sent to the School, No. = o'e''
st. or to the Office of the Chidren's AID o'c'e'''
Clinton Hall, Astorplaee.
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SUPREME coURr-srrcrAL rrr~-Drc.
nVrFsf04s

Betts sgt Benson-Motion granted.
Belmont sgt. Boyce-Motioo denied.
Psncl sgt shelton-Defendani must submit 70
the examination.
RAlesu ACT. Bernsrd-0rder modified.
Hsughwout sgt Rsdelif-Motioa granted
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HELP TIE POOR

To ne Tdiflr n 7At \. \. ITt'rrf
SIR: How is il in these biting times Of want we
bear so little of the "Soclety Tor Ameiorstlng tbs
Condition of The Poor ," / think if the Managers
wopld make the Society and its objects little more
public they you'd find many, like myself who would
esteem il privilege TO be able TO give their mite to
an Association that 10 its charities, recognizes NJ
distinction Of color, creed, or country. a. R.