The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-09

Fourth Day Or the Baby shsw.
The Museum vas again nlled yesterday, although
there was not 30 great rush before. Even female
curiosity seems to be almost sstiAted The "ordsr of
arrangements" was the Wednesday and |
Thursdsy The babies shown up usual, and the
gentleman with the fanguinary hair again made several
speeches, and q well known artist In hair gave his
ideas the opinions Of journalists TO tnis show
clearly proving vocation appertained 10 the OUT
side CT peoples heads only. The following premiums
were awarded yesterday
PREMIUMS TO TRIPLETs TWINS AND FAT BABIKs.
Ir,plets.
First PIemium-s7o--Dea, Cornslia and Julia Bulk
Second Premium-s25- VIM. A. Seward, John Quincy
Adams and Albert Lsmartins Owens, Cayuga County,
Third Premium s20-HaIrison Taylor, Hannah Jane
AND Esrrlet Il "a Sprseue, Danbury, ct.
Discretionary rremiums-H onOra, Frank and James
Discretionary Prsmums-Jsne, Patrick and Mary
MeFlynu, New York city.
First Premiun-s60-Wiuis Francis and willard
Frsnklin spraeue, Danbury, Ct
Sec0bc PremiUm-Flora and Augusta Beerman.
Third Premium-Jacob and Henry fuss, New York
city.
PIsmis msTh0ma' and Mark h0oaSe
Discretionary rsnuns- Francis and Joseph Mcorary,
Discretionary Iremums- Elza and Samuel Shoulders.
Discretionary PreDium.-AdsIia and Ansn. All.n,
Discretionary Premiums-Elisa and Lena Bummsl,
Discretionary Premiums George Washington and,
Frank Pierce Stanford 81, Marks place, N. Y.
First Premium-$5c-Hslen Eckert, Penn.
Second Premium $25 -Adeiaide Hitchcock. wndhams
Discretionary Premiums-M Margaret Stewart Brooilyn,
Dscre tiensry Premiums-Ellen Elizabeth Archer No.
10 Grand street, N. Y 49,
Discretionary Premlums-Isabela Kirkpatrick.
Discretionary Premums-Edmund Walter Baker.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The Great Exhibitor wishes the baby show to continue
four weeks longer but it that the mothers OF
some Of the children viii not be hired to put
money in his pocket there great Partially in dis
Ibuting the prizes The beautiful fat girl Of Bcookyn
which be beat and should have taken the frat
expenses, which is only half that has been paid for
her dress &C. BarnuI m declines paying s1psnss. e
win remain four weeks longer This baby show 10 o
gross humsug, and mothers had better keep their chill
The Twentieth Ward Temperance Alliance
meeting of the members Of this body in connection
with delegation from tbs City Temperance Alliance
was held last evening in the Methodist Episcopal Church
in Forty third street, near Eighth avenue. This was
called Union meeting. At quarter to eight O'Clock
the choir of the church the performance OF
some very elegant pieces Of sacred music composed ex
pressy for the occasion, and sung voluntarily by the
members.
Mr.. G. LEE President Of the City Alliance remarked
that after thirty years. struggle the law they had
been fighting for would 90 into operation 4th OF
July after persevering and noble Aght II fAnatcism
had urged them on the morale would be lost and the
bubble would be forever. From small beginnings
the cause has fought against lust appetes and power
until the people had voluntarily made liquor selling
what ought to be- The who called them fanstics
we're either oois OF knayes OF both Had the liquor
clergy TO pray for Gos blessing their trader Mo-
the prayer would choke in their for they take
it into ruin Of destroying poison In their dis.
tilery tubs This too, time when -four was SIS pvr
men. Now they aeout 10 fight the last strusxIe.
and they would put their foot neck Of the
,la ssta TO s the Ssussa ou
be always did during TEN, OF thirty years.
The reverend pastor rnads prayer.
The choir then gave another Of their voluntary sele
Rev. Mr.. WARREN Corresponding Secretary or the
Alliance then read report to the effect the result
the action of the City Alliance was little SHOWN to
he people, and some incoberent assertions OF the press
nd the Carson Le.sue were at '1ogssrhsadso This
was not So The Alliance h.d difference With any
ether body seeking the end but It could not ignore
t. own existence For four years it has struesisd to
nave pohibtory law passed. There little use In
he most gamblps dens and houses of prosti
uhon were licensed Tor infsiny BY the Mayor and
ssns svsn TO a.oos
les and this shut up two thoasand groe shops Under
hass Sa ~ ase ana Two Aldermen would
treasury hso bad funds No licenses were given IN the
Ninth ward durr the last year. The alliance has there
witnesses under oath who would not tell the Whole
Lutb, and jurors who cennned not bring in YER
ties for selling attach prohibition and net to the
licenses and no person has had legal right 10 sell
they have no incurred the penalties bv - do,ny
The ais knows that the District Attorneys opinion
and that Of the Recorder to the effect that the liquor
and appeal in the w wss esss
Attorney Of New York the Recorder Of New york and
police Justice in Rochester stand alone in their opinions
fact their decisions .bsuId. The Alliance would
soon bring suits in all the higher courts agsinst some
afford the Liquor Deaisrs' Association chance Of
t nSying TIE point It was hoped that when
that they will retire from such an isnobIe tr.aic
II was afo hoped that after the 4th Of July the Al
ported liquors. Pu,lic meetings won,a sti, he hs,d
complete reform would be sought for, and the CITY M
lance would also watch tbs conduct Of ali pubis ocers
their trust It would also look for tne nomsa
ZION OF persons for city officers who would uphold
bad 10 their favor would be published and cJrcna,eG
and the liquor dealers thus met bought oOiuions
py DECISIONS OF the Supreme Court Pecuniary aid to
the amount Of S. 000 additional would be rec uire or
this purpofe during this onth.
CeproD, and called on Horace G. smith. Eso Pross.
cuu n A..orn.y OF the Massachusetts, Society.
MI related es experience Of the worsns Of the
support the enforcement of the measure here on
July 4tb and after.
AFTER lew remarks from Mr. BoGART and more sing
ng, The meeting adj ourr ed.
City Intelligence.
IMPOSITION ON THE PuBIIc-GAs METRE THRvEs.-How-
ver much may condemn rogues and roguery, We all
lmi tba aato uiah irao