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DIR. GRIsCOM on VENTILATION


The lecture delivered on Saturday evening last by
DR.. JoBS II. GRIscoN in the Hall Of the Board of
Education on the subject of Ventilation, more esps-
csly in its application TO our pubic sehoohousss,
was rather snly ettsrded. The Do ,tors remarks,
however, spIeared to excite lively interest among
those present. He alluded, in commencing, to the
laws we have in relation 10 food, aud the attention
which has been devoted TO the subject Of dietetics;
The CrotOn has cost a very large sum; but both
food and drink indebted to the agency Of pure air
for their health giving qualities TO far greater extent
than we are litey to imagine. His object being to
demon state the tssy of proper ventilation rather
than TO suggest rlans for it's attainment he proceeded
TO describe with II assistance of 20 three pieces
Of apparatus the nature of the lungs and the process o.
respiration. He also gave an Ialysis of the blood
and OF the atmosphere etating the relations of oxygen
10 the support Of apima life. The brain, being ex
hemely delicate In its organization, and requiring il
does for its about fifth Of the blood OF the
whole system, 10 mos: easily affected by en- impure
circulation consequent breathing vitiated air.
Tbs is illustrated in the Of pu Js who exhibit;
Aena assude and weariDess toward the close of the
day. requiring the stimulus of the rod in the absence of
the natural stimulus of oxygen. The lecturer cals
attention to the fact that of the public school
houses Of this city properly ventla cd. In con-
Cusiop be dwe the Inconsistency of the Board Of
Education in expendipg such large sums for intellect.
nal purposes, heating apparatus and other such
Iangemes WHEN 30 little regard Is paid TO furnishing
abundance Of pure cir, without which it is imposs
bic foI pupils TO retain that cleaIDess and activity Of
mind necessary for learning with readiness.
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AMERICAN BIBLE UNION.

Tie Board Of Managers held their regular Monthly
meeting en- Wednesday a. the Bible Rooms, No. $50
BroOre street. There was a full meeting, the Rev.
DR.. A. MAcLAr presiding, ssssted by the Rev. DR..
ARnITAGE.
The Treasurer, WV. CoLGATE, eco, reported a Ia
vorsbls condition Of tbefosnces, though the expeodi-
tures had exceeded the receipts by about $500 Nearly
50 900 had been employed during the month in the
WHEN OF the Enelsh Bible. On The FIRST of Janu AIRY
Il was stated an addions revsor, connected with the
Protestant Episc opal Church. wo aid enter the active
service OF the Union, at toe revision rooms 10 New.
Yo,k. Large additions ha1 been made to the library.
Amcpg the valuable works il complete set Of the
Greek and Latin classics.
The Corresponding Secretary, WM II WYcKoFF,
ESQ, read an abstract from FIVE hundred letters re-
ceiyed In EOgland the movement 10 favor Of revis-
ion Is attracting the attention Of Of svers class
ard the publishing agency ia London, Messrs Tru bnsr
4 Co, are scarcely able 10 supply the demand for
The Unions publications.
From the British Provinces in America, and from
every State and Territory in he Uaion new life mem.
bers are reported by the SCENTS.
From Germany the Rev. Mr. Oncken writes a
letter Of great e. couIagemeA, coupled with an earnest
ps for help The Treasurer stated t. at he hoped to
he able TO send him by the let of January another
eBitance Of 81 900.
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MARINE AFFAIRS,
TIE MOONLIGHT GOT OF

From Our Own Correspondent.
FIRE ISLAND, Friday, Dec. 7, 1855.
The schooner Moonlight, before reported on shore
here, by tightening her, succeeded in getting of
about sunset yesterday, with but lite damage. She
is Kept free by pumping about onehalf the time.
Getting her off has been principally accomplished by
steamer. A Mr.. Strong from Islip brought on about
Eve gallons Of gin and brandy and the Coast Agent
!be first day brought gallon of rum, while the new
w1ecldpg schooner H. w. johnson had just returned
from al excursion and had plenty of steam left, so
Nr. Perry had no occasion to Start his steam pump,
for power enough wos generated without. How long
VII cur Wnast Underwriters allow their business to
be managed thSs AS for the Moonlghts getting on
shore the lest can be said OF it is that it gross
niece of mis- management sheer careessness, for 1t
was fue starlight night, a pleasant breeze and OIL
tbe land.
LAUNCH OF THE STEAMER c. VANDERBILT AT
O'Clock this morning the steamship c. Vanderbilt will!
be launched from the yard OF j. Simonson, at Green
Point This vessel Is the largest etc amer ever built
on this c. n,nent.
An IRoS SHIp.-The fine British ship, Queen Of the
Lake. .rriy ed OF this port from Liverpool on Sau-
cay last. Her hull is constructed throughout OF non
and ali her standing rigging is of galvanized WIRE She
is clipper BUILT her material and Workmanship are OF
the saunchest kind and her model is remarkable Tor
its beauty ind symmetry. She works twenty-five
men draws fifteen feet Elk inches water and is OF $50
turA English She has two iron water tanks, holding
600 gallons each. The hul is eenstructed IN three
different compartments, perfectly water tgnt 80 tna,
apy one could fill with water, while the Others would
float She was built at Dunbarton, on the Clyde by
Nessrs Depny & Rankin, at cost of about 500 900;
She has six pumps, two for each compartment AZ OF
which can b., worked at once. She was bunt lot the
Montreal trade, and is capable of accommodating
1000 storage passengers. STE hes been Launched
about sx months and her last voyage she made as
high as $50 lies in "a hours. Her length IS over EOo
feet with 80 feet beam. lCharleston News
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Advertisement

THE PREVAILING AFFECTION OF THE CHEST.-
B,Np,tTH's Puts have restorst health and mt
tb s.pd. OF who for fore the Of this blessed
medicine cuff red continu q pain ,ne m.ery
There at this bscbing cough prevalent,
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Ire d.nseroos II not aten led 70 in IL 10
the commencement c'r.umpon let tho'- sfs ted
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pi,h- m the health restored which viii often be 10 fsE
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Remember all disease /. oecasioned By Impure b1oi from
20 lection, Of NOUS matter IN stomach and bowels
that BLDRETHs PILLS these ultimately restore
The blooo 10 bi.h Of purity and visot.
BRANpRETH's PILLS sold twenty-five ceDts box,
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Brspdreth B.dipss ct Burptons Bookstsres Nos al Hud
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st. core r IL Les Keus No Broadway Mrs hsye's,
No IFS Fu Brooklyn and BY s respectable medicine
vendors In the world.
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CITY LTEM s.

Old Winter attempted 10 inaugurate bis reign on
Saturday evening by fall of snow, but failed inihis
efforts through the tenacity of Autump, who gave us
edictory 10 cold essterly ran.storm. Through
dense atmosphere OF fogs and mist, the rain con-
timed at intervals during Sunday; and last evening,
the Young Winter, who would MT stand being buhed
OF any longer introduced himself in the arms OF DO
rees and ang wild ublan. song through the almost
deserted streets of the city. II was apsrcing blast
brief and sudden, and accompanied by the noises OF
Gathering widow-shutters, rent awnings ana tsAlug
brick and mortar. This might be music in such
strain to those who sat around cheerful hredes but
The effect was somewha, different to those who were
compelled to bear the sturdy young minstrel company
through the rain end mud. After q short tins the
sak was busbed, the rain ceased, and compar-
sively fre night succeeded the tempestuous and dis
agreesbI day, But the effect Of that sudden storm
remained in the assurance that Winter was In reality
among us-that ts was his initatory note OF prepare
ton 10 thoss in comfortable circumstances warn
ing Of additional misery to the poor.
THxAImoAL NOVELTIES As the holidays approach
the managers Of the various places Of amusement are
particularly vide awake, and keep an unusually
bright lookout for attractive ertanment, which
may not only DELEGATE the annually at this season o.;
the ca. disposed-to-bed diverted public, but which
shall at the same time hugely remunerste the opsn-
eyed managers Aforesaid The list of novelties for this
week Is more than commonly varied. First, a. the
Broadway this evening company Of youthful come
d.ps n. AXE their frsi bow TO New Yorksls The un-
natural antics of in ant theatres. prodges have hh-
esto been invariably disgusting to people Of dissrimi
nation and sense from the fact that they have bsen
exhibited in heavy tragedy parts, speaking words
which il was impossible they should comprehend ana
in their attitudes and gestures, giving mere monkey
Le imitation Of celebrated performers. As the minor
cbs,scters in the pieces performed BY them were per-
sopsted by adult actors, who, from the very nature Of
tbedrsms, must be second in Importance to the strut
ting "infant phenomenon OF tue eVeamg' Tue
sight was ever painful and Illuminating. But In
the present Instance the players are all Children and
tn. pieces selected are Of such nature hat the uve'
usMs,pian, can fully understand them, and can en- n,
Ter into the spirit Of the thing with the appreciation OF
Older actors. Fairy tales and giant stories are the
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

Miss Anna Spinols, . resident OF Brooklyn, will
make her debut vocalis in concert to be given
at the Athepaum on Thursday night. Miss A Vail,
another debutante, Mr.. Aptomas, and Mr. G. Ii.
Eyans q 80 participate.
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WILSON'S DANDELION COPFEE-For Dyspepsis,
sick Headache Bilious and liver Dse..s ard IL
TO Of delicate constitutions
az Nv ali respectable ApothecAhes and et the pnopsl
Sspot corner OF Eths- and 3d'sy.
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greatest bargains

For THE HOLIDAYS The greatest bargains
ever es-r-e RICH Ds,ss Goods fund 90
luubt,n Hsl No % Grand street :. NJ Z TovLy Co
-. down their eptire stock Of sbks M-rn
C.hn h.rno Plaza; Del Lanes. an! o,h- oe eoed.
CO. sr.d 81 low pricss Ladies. ,agse you TO 81
fry yourselves
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iktverrz-ueuL
Tr.s-Tbe beat assortment Of FINE TEAS viii

\. found at the CAsros TEA ConPsSYs
.I.s,nt store No Us Chatham between Pear ami koose
s the Oldest Tea establishment IN the City We
~, leaders hey can do better here than sewhsrs either
-t,l.saJe or retail No branch storea
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AdvathementI
We would call the attention of our Lady read

or, and He a.. ps particular to advertising luma
In reference To the ges closing sse q Mesr CHAs. HEARD
Co. No s0l Grapd To those wh' remember the sss sacn
&C. made b, this Winter the ppe acement
Of repetition ss.rfces su ien This STOCK
Of the richest of hs city and well WORTHY Of tbs a.
tenon Of ell.
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Ikdverisemenk

FREE ADMIsSlOS.-A splendid assortment OF
r.,rv sox.. Bssts TOYS Surprises and Cynfecdoseysu
- ~ newest ye ard seected with the bic
Ill :. ready fot exhibition Dec II, 9. 4 MAILLARDs
NJ es grosdvs,. The pubic respectfully invited cal
and FAMINE this assortment before Purchasing else where
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CescrR1 Madame De vilIers Is to gives consert
at the AtheAsum this evening. The programme In
cludes selections from several of the masters.
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Board cf Missions SO 900 were granted being mone'
pad to this Board expressly for that pu pose.
A new Agent was appointed for Northern ndians-
the Rev o. " Lemon, in place Of the Rev. Mr. Eidy
resi2sed.
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Advertisement.
IAuFtItU5HbutI
Guus CuAwI = VrIyrTs APRINOS

Silks, SHAwLs, VELvETs, AERINOS
PA,aDettas. "a Is. p Aids Cloths, Ca~sineres.
Blankets Far nels Marsele Gull Cloth Table Covers
Table Cloths Na1kns kc selling At great reduction
from fyrmer prices. q 81. BopfsE.
No. S23 Grand 1t. corner OF Orchard.
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LOOKING GLASSES The only prize medal
av.r for GLASSES at the late Fair 20 JoHs
WILLARD No. 40 Ptar.st., near Chstham where can be
found largest assortment the city Wholesale and Retail
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Advertisement
SILKS. SuKs.-Great Sale ,

silks, fTLKs.-Ufedt ShI6 OF oILhS tHIf Week
from Auc,ion consisting of rch Plaid for g. and lo per
yaTd. Morie Antique Silks bArsAin Also striped,
brs oade end Plaine siiss at half prtcs
a. NJ BCDISE, No, SIS orandSt. corner Orcnstd.
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fAdyertiHmsntI
TAdVertsement
Tba most successful operation OF late has beeI

Tho 80
IA ntIucon Of 10 sIos P.tant PA ana PEscL, made By
Wms.ITa Of No. = M.asn .os Foi ses.!y es.,ae, .1 ~
- - ave, Issued Wim~h h. every eths< style Of
D., nd prscII CAss and GoLD Psys for sale
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LADIES WRITING CLASSES.-The subscriber
will re- ceye pu daily this week or Class Pv.ts In
siuc ion biz elegant rooms, NO. SoI Broadway aad M III
Fulton st., Brooklyn. OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH
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The Burlnqton american says Il is authorized Il
state that no offer Of IS Mr. Taylor injured
The Camden srd road the 2h Of August for which
suit with $50 600 damages 10 row peLdlns.
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IAdverti>e

PBRESOLOIh.-E EXAMINATIONS Win Charts and
Written Descriptions Of ChAr,eier gwen DAILY knd EvEx
ses o. the Rooms Of FowLss WILLS No Broadway
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(Advertifementl

DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
Francis SALrER, N. D., r c. $. L,
Oculnt and Altist,
No. p BoEd-stIeet, Newyork
Office hours II A 81 10 P. n.
EB.-D SlLrER will fJrwud his published letters to any
address upon application.
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The Republican General Committee Of Kings
County will meet this evening at their rooms IN
Orange street.
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| Adyertissmeut.
Cow FOR TIE HOLIDAYS Grand entertain

upepts now at MUSEUM New F.ry Rom THfs
Yv.KG caLed REYosmAToS-s delightful piece fail OF brl
liant effects pie also given This AFTER
NOON In addition there ali the Living Animals be
all the Cuo,ies performances In the Lions Den, &C. Only
tvo shiuiDgs.
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fAdvertArnen
advertisement
Jvsr PrCEIyED-A splendid lot of French

JUsT RECEIFED-A spIendld lot OF Freocn
Curs,yprs aid now prepared 10 the uost delicious
Der ICED suited or asron. ACES hson' ossuisss
=. HAY HAILLAkD, ConfscGoner, No. Ell Broadway.
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH-The only Medal for
the great oion Paris awarded
to J. Quincy, No. $40 Broadway, New York.
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stabbed him in IL arm, ard cut bis coat 10 various
places. The officer then arrested him, aud he was
locked up By Justice Brennan to ans yer f, two feo-
rious assaults His confederstes we're also locked up
by the same Magistrate.
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FIRE The Railroad ohsI-shop in Morgan stree
Wabinston street. Jersey City, took he st 10 ocloe
The fir nsuisbed.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

DAMAGE sr THE SroRs.-Durirg the gale OF wind
At about o'clock last evening, the western end OF
the new Railroad depot and Ferry house nO~ beiog
erected at the Ferry in Jersey City, was blown in,
aid the building was considerably damaged.
The top of the pilot bouse Of the jersey City Ferry
boat Colleen, in which the pilot Stood va, taken OF
and conveyed, together with the eagle which sur
mounted it, into the water, leaving the pilot unoov-
cred.
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The Treasurer of The City Of HUDSON, in bis second
report stated the bsnse in the City Treasury Dee to b
fs75 %.
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IAive,t;scmenf
ELASTIC, DURABLE AND UNsHRNKABLE.
Cl-f celebrated

eilk, Woolen, and hertao
UXDEssHrsrs ASD DaAwIn
,,.<s,s every quality Adapting than 10 the sason-
Tie, AZ sott elastic, durable, and extremely eh'.p
NV A. RANKIN Co, Hoaen,
Ne lA Bovesy
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CowHrprso affair On Saturday last three ladies'
mother and daughters. proceeded 10 the house of q
Young man in Is Fay cite street and gave him severe
whipping with cowhides, which they brought along
for the express purpose The cause appears 70 De IN"
the man circulated injurious roper in regard TO one
Of the young ladies, who having DO other means OF
redress received upon the above course to obtain sa
fsction-and she get it.
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IAdyeHianDml

n,oks from the BEL Boston ard Ee~Yort nsksn Of great
Ssyssins Second hsnd Pianos esq e75 and els. .; No.
"a Rn,1x.y HoaAcE WAIEks, Agent
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The Rev. Curtis Tally, of the Il. Z. Church, sta
toned at Formulation, died on Tuesday last.
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GERsAS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF HoBoKES.-Toi
scc.y organized in 1871 r tn. purpose OF saorins relief
sgd 81 iLcis Germans gave rs fourth snnuA Bal II Bau
Ttu night last The lry Of tn
sacis,y Goa tsirs At present ST. ,6oo
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join B. Cough win commence bis engagement in
New the 18th inst Dr.. Condct Of Jer'sy Ciy
fspse, III, srgssenenh
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DisoRprRLr HOUSE. - Mr.. James Garland Of
Prince street ,estsdsy o.de complaint sssnst vo| "a
fme 10 Prince rtrset She held 20 bail By
Jrstioe Dsydscu To ESQ to answer the charge.
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STARRED IN FIGHT.-A disturbance occurred
ssv Yesterday orips house No los Baxter street. %
two men named Barn'y meCsdden AM JOha Gasasan
when The former severely stabbed In the hip By his sdyer
say fed and escaped hcCsdden was conveJe
10 The New.Yorh Hospital
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MORE STABBISG.-A man named Michael bogerty,
resaips at No. 49, Wet Thirty six street, yesterday
rested CHARGED with S oLious assault upoa tbs OF P.
ck Dosn Of No. as Seventh svslue whom Is alleged, he
assaulted in one the Of the Ninth Ward and stabbed
in the abdomen. He committed by Justice Davidson for
examin alton.
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RArLRoAD TRAIN DELAYEp.-Last evening the
Ph'sde ha ,in due At Jersey City at 81 O'Clock de-
d al h " consequence o the locomotive runnisg Of the
sck In the MAk street Depot NewNk where switch hsd
been eaeessly en wrong No damage doa- exsspt 90
slowly the time. Tn, sh 20 PLACED th,t toe engineer
coulo not see the switch.
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DEATHS BY DROWNING Coroner O'Donnell held
an upon the body of VIM Kinney naive
AZ Epslapd yeGs Of age who while passing up tue
plank coal barge yips the foot OF Charlton street lost
Accidental cath" He lived at No. Is Garrison street.
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CHARGE OF FALSE PRETESsEs.-Samuel jackson,
late copm.on merchant with his brohe No 81 Broad
way w yeerdsy arrested eh.,ed .h hsyos y is.s ore
epes obtained on goods the ant OF - 81 fro
The firm Of Joseph sheener Co No. q Boad street IL
s that defendant obsis cd the goods At different mes
spd each time representing that be had customer for tue
which representations charged 70 have bean false
II them Of the city and isen ie1 to
nav Tor them The taken IN tee Connolly
sra committed in default Of sOoo bail to await sxsnn 81
He denies the truth Of the charge asan him and r.tes that
he can clearly estsbfsh his innocence.
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LARCENY AND RECEIVING SroLIs GooDs.-Chas
p Anderson q colorsd ws yestsrtsy a.reaed chang
h ,tssrs ZONE clio, hDs from, the house Of ruouss
No ~ Thowp,or street shch be sA to MAX Levy OF No
s4i sprh street for pstr, sum Lew vhss qas.0a :
~, c,ripr The matar first denied all knowedss Of It, eu
sbeor, ty ooof ssed YuIehssns the clothing BE alec VA
.rs.,sd and With Anderson locked up for examination.
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WATER RESTs-Notice is given by the Jersey Cit
Water umi..iones that all water reuts dus and unpsd
the h Of D,oenber vi be returned the Mayer aid Con
mon uDe Of Jersey City to be collected 10 the
arfesr, OF taxes are coll soted.
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IA. Fu1-Coroner Hilton Yesterday held an

FATAL FALL Coroner Hilton yesterday held an
juous, at cling in Third betwe Tweoy sisbth
T~enty th the body Peter Contiin naive
Of OF wh 90 death was he re 70
of ceved the spoe about three months ago
the cece,ted descending ladder Mr. Coinss new build
np In Twenty Fifth and missed bis
otr and to the pavement distance Of The
w msnied man and has eff wife and several children.
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fsction-and she get it.
BRooKLYS CITY MoRrALrTI.-The total number Of
deaths in this city last week was o. Oh Whicn 30 were
males and 90 females OF these 20 were ADULTS ana 20
minors. The principal diseases were consumpton,
tcaret fever, Group, and marasmus'
A1LAs1Ic AvEyrx.-Judge Strong has dissolved
the IN qbetion At the sDit man
9th the Ions Isne Railroad comey rem ys TIE tr.et @
.ae,ae All l.ssl bsis nos fs@Ovsa ID,
rasnt viii proesh, soon be commenced
rovdies coming along Pscs street aoou, CLOCK % sunday
1s hins 60, into .asat smons hen ne smn..s 70
qUe the dturbsree the party toa strong proc ca
70 the Station oouss aid and ON s-n neeo sa oaas.
fusion sy una GsOrr. XcLsushn TOP Of p.tdek L.asy
snd IN the act of biting Of bis tryos 70 ne
ocsr wing eius with effect Too o. the party naned
MeLsushn and Lsverty arrested Inc 'n' escaped
SwIyDLTD.-An elderly genoena,, farmer, reeid
Ing ossesO Couniy ~ Y, itd1esd 70 ydt hs sy eJ
,h.losr Saturday who suee seds; ~ I'm our I"
s.5 By the usual bal CANA IL ell fhs none! ns hsd
SENTENCES is The CIR CorRr.-rhe following
were pssssd sst.rds, upon Ps"ns s'an@a
durins the past Of ths City Cgurt:
Mei sal K sffy, for peut larceny VI" 'sn'reeo " 'oe
County JsI for twenty Gays
81 and .s,acsd days Imp'0n nsut L''r p.'' 'a'
p<need. .-. 4. - .
George Snyder youth for bursHy q. 'snsacsd to the
HIuss Of RefrSe. ,., -,
John peti. larceny ". sentenced TO me f'n
Tertiary for uI'y dsya ,, 49,.
s.sTes vs.. .sIisnced to tn Hoa.s Of Rsfsfs-
Andrew Bros convicted Of burg In tie third degree
-. poeS 10 the 81. Prison y-srs fear mSaths
Mr., Callahan grad srrsnJ wss ses'saesc 70 ms h'ass
Of Refuge. 49,,
SO ana sestelced 70 ten d.ys impdsetmeat
john hsr,ir for sssauns poiieemsn WIN esehet W.
Ers4tus Hunty. poicsDsa. conv.cted Ass tmpnson-
r,ent vas fned so ssd ses.eceef 20 esy day. prsoo'
Esni Latter pat sssPeneeA