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METH inst. slip he uems~rs Of lie an y, f-nds al
xsran:spcss rsspecary tr,i.ei % sfe1i =. faser
kso ;ss nsnt>fs Of lvk-aoe Lodge No S51 o 81 o. r.
YOTysEyo-O1 MJcdu zcGn, FeA A-er Iinis.t,z
lre.s Hho1s ToEzssld widcw 9. De lAe La T0sasent
k.ed 8. yeas.
Fua The Nrth Bepst Clurcb ca SO
pter AID Be1iofi J~ecs tes cay a. occck Ire rierGs
resjVes Of lie family r-q..sed 20 ss;eE1 sheat
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We have been informed that the Pndney Russell
Guard Ball in aid Of the Printers Library, has already
received sufficient support from the friends of that
Company to render It's success certain; and the Com
mittee OF Arrangements have no doubt that the pro-
ceeds will amount to Gum worth presenting to the
Library. We hope the printers will embrace this
opportunity to testify their appreciation of this excel
lent institution the existence of which reflects honor
the craft
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SHOCKING AND FATAL CRUELTY To A CHILp.-
In June last Anna Hilton nine years old, adopted
from the Five Points House Of Industry by Ms
Smson Decker, al Long Neck, Staten Island. On
Wednesday last the child died, and a coroners jury
found that she TO her death by being beaten in
+" brutal manner from exposure, and from want Of
proper nourishment, al the hands Of Ms. Malta
" Ann Decker" Mrs. ID. is now in Richmond c.. Jal
The testimony shows that the child was made to do
the family washing in open yard, in the severest
weather; that she had nothing on her feet and bat
scaIty clothing her body that her feet frozen
and she put them 10 the Of the stove where they
were burned TO blister; this, she could not walk but
was made 10 do Homework still creeping about on her
bapes and knees until hex knees were dreadfay laser
sted: that she was hsbituAIy beaten with brcon.
stick and TT, sted With the utmos cruelty in every way
in fact, deliberately starved and pounded 70 death
OF course there s great excitement in the neghbr-
hood. The Directors Of the Mission have taken the
business n hand, aui the whole mater vii be siAed
thoroughly.
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BROOKLYN CRY XoR1ALnr-The following Is the

BROOKLYN CRY HoRrsLrIr.-The following IS the
report of deaths for the week ending Feb, y 1877;
Males, 67 females, 49, men, %; boys, So women
IL; girls, u. Total ITO.
Disesses-Consumpop is Inflammation luBr u; scarlet
o dIcpsy in the h .iiborn and premature con
vDlsions s. rnsa,mu', congestion i9ns' efonen
bran disease Of the heart messles, paralysis, .in1
pox typhoid fever In cheat l. congestion dsesse
Of dney disease Of liver organic disease OF BRAN mAnah
disease Of throat dysenery dshoes erypcas fracture o.
Total 10 Ages-Siborn and premature under YEAR
10 Zyesrs TO years 80 10 10 years O. 1910 ~ years
% 80 yesrs g. 50 to % 81 20 10 - ysas JUG o.
wears, II 70 ycss 10 to 80 years so TO ~ years
Nstiyes-United States 9o ireland. II England, D Ger
mADy. z; Bermuda, Msdehs, l.
Comparative table Of the namber Of deaths durng The past
weeks: -.
WeeL .ndns Jan sl-Men 49, women ls, BOYS % grs Is
Week ending Feb 7-Me. - Is boys, % girls, n
w. CLEVELAND, Health Ofcer.
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CLOSE OF THE EVENING ScHoOLs.-The exercises
attendant ppon the closing Of Evening School,
Fifh and North Fifth streets TOOK place last Friday
evening before quite audience The school opened
October The whole number pupils registered
bss,i Mef 90 femAe' 100 TIE average attendance
about SEQ The male department. under the super
il endenoe of NJ. Woodwork sed BY Me.srs Griffin and
Burr and Me.. Bosk and King The female department was
under the supeinendence OF Miss Hart assisted by Miss Cop
erihwste and Mira Pes,e The pupils have generally made
good Advancement in the ordinary Enslish branches
The Evening School IN Remsen closed Thurs
day evening The whole number Of pupils registered 6o
attendance Dee a. ooi to Jan, 1851 bs for the
lSS.
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BROOKE YW II,EKX

TRAssToRsATIoS.-The brick church OF the corner
of Court and Butler streets in which the congregation
Of the Middle Reformed Datch Society worshpped for
many years, s being transformed into liquor chop and
bowling saloor. The congregation has built new
edifce in Harrison street, nearly opposite.
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TIA, NoRyu ScHooI.-Tbe pupils of the Normal

THE NORMAL ScHooL.-The pupils of the Normal
School examined Yesterday By Committees Of the Board
q Educs,n appointed for the purpose With the veH OF rec
onm,nding the selection Of teachers 10 i'll vacancies IS they
occur in the public schools. There sitend nee Of
three bundled lsds Addresses made By
Judge Copelsi q. BergAn T. 5. Field, Aid Crovel Ar
Writing M y Brown and the Superintendent M. eus
lev The exercises tooi place the Triangular School House
cord the City PATk and passed OF sstss
orly The school has been in operation and
With the best results arising part from the lntroduc
lion Of . uniform system In teaching
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MmiTARY.-The Albany Burgess Corps one Of
the finest military organizations in Albany design visit
ing Washington on the eth of March prox in order to
attoDd the Inauguration of Prcsidon, buchanan The
AlbaniaIs will be received and entertained during their
brief sojourn in this city by the NewYork City Guard.
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and 10 o,ers entertain TO doubt tbs, this year hey
vii considerably ez ICED those Of last year, vhl' the
..pep.es Will net be much increased By lArssr
baness.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. rBIs DAv.
eun-hses... TOO bets...... b:l9 Moon-Rses... 7sL
HISH wArER....THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. e;20 Gov. Island 9:0m Hell Gate 81
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The SrAer. ROUTE SwIsDLE.-Ths aulacious out
rage upon the people was Temporarily checked last
night in the Board Of Aldermen by adverse report
from Alderman Wilson and Alderman Blunt, who
majority OF the Special Committee on the subject.
Alderman Coulter reported in favor of the grant
There was warm dis ,ussion, and evident intention
on the palt of come of the Mayors friends to drive the
business through by whip and spur but are glad TO
zee that some Difference is to be paid to the vii Of the
people.
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The Beard of Aldermen had the subject Of the new
stage route before them last evening Aldermen VII
con and Blunt reported against the measure and Alder
man Coulter submitted minority report in favor of the
establishment of this unnecessary nuisance. Aldermen
WilsOn, Tucker Blunt Steers and Jackson spoke
az sinst the route and Aldermen McSpedon and Drake
in fay OF of It. Finally motion by Alderman FulmeI
to postpone tI Monday next, was carried
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XARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YORK.......,
Cleared.

skips-MLd Of Orleans Dennio, Eev0reans w. Nelson
Son Henry Clay, Csulns, Liverpool Spoford Teson Co.
BEksH II. Brodie, Williams 8, MARKS, Brodie Pettis,
WAnen, PachsIe, San Juan, Cube, q. L. Hatch Ca.
schooners-H snroo, scranton, Richmond, c. H. Psuon,
Pedee Baker MAtsnz. d. ID. Murray; Lie Boat Reed Pors
mouth, s. w. Lewis \ Co.
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thoroughly,

RETRIBrrIoS-A uoUsE-TRIET ARRESTED BY
Dssr-On The sh ut gave Of the des:a Of
unknown by falling from the evening
STAFFORD Tie deceased proves T. Re iriSha@a nSGe
Jses Mcguire VIII bad bu employ "a By Ns Rse Of New
Mas AID rs - person marked Rs-" led
the superstition the tine that tina he DAY
OF before the scc3sn the house Of tie Rev Nj WOOD
bridge Of Newton robbed Of silver va aed ~ s55st
sla by in she serN.ce Of NJ. Noodsrdse WAS foen1
lied his bed he base sni and his story TIA, Be kAi
keen upou ~ three hA5 hToken hols-
ans lef, him ihe ccndNn IL whh he foeE6 -;
sd oGio2, d 4:el tE4; Nssufv was ne rob
her and TIA; before be leif ~ house NJ maze him zn
eioe 'hA b. would kesr ae u s'te secret A 3Ee: Va
a. Mcguire De- be hA- ~ ~lni II Il 40
10; e be found IT,. ta- matter rested for DAY
otee wsen fur teT rslla VI the Persol o Decreased
made an certain A;clts iJalI which led M Cl.E.1
Assisi ant Superintendent Tie ko4i - sye :ss 1t
hci and be ~ .l-sap.ed he It's - Bo,oc .la
The FosinAsies a. Sanford wrote etteE 20 Newton sEs
deception OF TIE deceased AID Of roe iJuaa sch
clt g - be i5enic Lres stolen f0m III house Il NJ
Woodbridge The boy kss eu recognized tia; J.
gae, and The Identify hAvi.s refused
remove The Aody has ben Inferred S1;fsEd Tae capt;
hax Of the dssesss taksa SesNork and up5a ssrx
oreRej - the Iiess telo-s-t &C NJ wseSsSss aud
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fAdver'i,enentl
Nd CREAM A Pomsde for besu

fnr be Hair highly perfuned rpsor Any French ar-cie
r ported and for half The prie> For dressing Lsdie, ~.
has no edua giving Il bright, tossy sppsNznee IL
Ger;ennens BAR curl in The most natural 1snne re
move. Dandus always giving ihe .i The .ppessnee Of esss
freshly ,hampooea. Pree only 80 cents; None genuine sss
sisned FGTsIDGI Co, ProprstoT Of the Ban Of insa
,snd Fowsran For sale II all Drusgsta
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..,. 81. .x,, ,roca O. Saturday, by we're t,-1sst "
-, -. ~, .. p nd Ie sox IN possesso1 Ct Nr On
iGSi VIZ WI ~ ~ fSe<- Esyen Js1-.A, FEB :
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THr CorRrs-The Circuit Court, before Judge
Strong the Henry Clay yesterday morning IL
will occapy nearly the whole week Judge BIdseye held
Special Tenn and expected would his decision
In the the discharged policemen lie expeeH 70 give MS
opinion IN the Of few days.
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The audience, il viii be seen, were in respectable
msjonty over the employees OF the theater. Among
the occupants Of the circle were two beautiful
children at halfprce, who would not probably couIt
for more than one, in official canvass.
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fAdver-ueu

> COO PORTRAITS DMLY.-EIye taken at once
Al Ii,e rerfeet Miniatures for q Ling 2Ld are
PgoTocs,yBs D. rfeciy bs1fa for 81 Ness Of SitArs
fox sale. HoINEs's, No. 70 Broadway.
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-Ad,eriisemeKt.

A CURE FOR IAFLT ESZA.-Ths troublesome
sdy cs b. cuied IN thee days b. usins Ia. ste
~ M NfsT,ss B.sAS OF WILD CHEREy. AL in 'ai'on
Of The thea and broI ch tubes ,osdes ole glesi re
.ootkips influence q this balssm.
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Markets. Repoyted By Tsieerapk.

HH"SHS"' -1tfI071tu " ItI1y7UF"s
NEw ORLEANS, Feb THE sdvces from Liverpool have
caused seats fness and buOysncy In Corr0s market
and prices hove advanced Mddns being quoted ~ d2i
Other articles without change.
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u..l.,. C.rrrrLL1 RrroRrEp ros THr TNsrsi.

NoNnNY, Fro- ,
gAsHrs-TAe uAstet sner for Pots. III aree1c.d sl
SIS a IS eSs a. 81 30 FvAi ai.ie sal a. - - .
- %. -, - -
cOTrOS-TAerv las eeen ess sctivty % lay gces .r-
cutie ern Ths sroEtec $50 bales We reseA
Main cuc.aitous.
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AdvertiseTnent
T.1 L,tN-rtrp ron

Gas Gts-GAs FIXTURES FOR TIE SPiuN"
Ts.pg ps'terrs beautiful u design toe
t,b than offered before. C1 grest MAnl.tsrDs
DEPOT, No. rs Broadway. Archer, "AN@f 4 o.
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tAovertisemertI
VTRRIyGs PATENT CHAMPION FRE-PR00b
s.rr. Nos 1885, Is7 and lse wster-s- and No MursJs
Neu.Yotk
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MORr MYsTIRY.

We understand that the Coroner yesterday received
G letter from Mr. Spicer, who had just aTlved IN
towp, offering his testimony a. witness IN reference
N some matters in which DR. Burdel had figured con-
.picuously IN connection with married lady, and had,
m consequence incurred the most bitter feelings Of the
hter's husband.
From what we could learn Il ape ,rs that this Mr.
Spcer seems desirous TO show that he was for some
tune previous 10 the MURDER engaged 70 do Patchwork
Tor DR.. Bur ie, and while engaged the Doctor sd-
uitted 10 him that be charged Ms Cunningham With
stealing the papers merely 10 get rid OF her; tina. be
mr. Spicer) made affidavit relative u this f4c' a.
the time. NJ. Spicer is also undentood to say thit
Doctor Burdel endeavored 10 get him 70 take Liberties
with Mrs. Cunningham with the game view. This
M Spicer further processes TO know Mr. Vorse who
Scr while lived in the house Of Dr. Burdel, and that
DIR. Burdell succeeded in getting divorce for Mrs.
worse from her husband on the ground Of adultery; IN
consequence Of which interference Mr. Vorse feels the
utmost bitterness toward DR.. BuTdel who 1t Is al
Legged 10 certain facts during the pending OF t1e
suit also that be employ ed respectable physician to
examine into the matter and testify before the referee
IN the case; and the representations OF Dr. BurieD
that divorce was granted-M Mr. Vorse being then ex-
eeediDgy poor and unable TO defend himself in the
puit Under these circumstances this Mr.. worse has
expressed 10 several persons the most bits and hostile
feelings toward DR.. Burde and m.y have been driven
10 thus ayenge his supposed injuries.
PORTRAITS OF THE PARTIES.
Nessrs. Meade the well knO photographic artists
h Broadway, near Park place, have taken accurate
portraits Of Mrs. Cunningham and her daughters, Dr.
Burdel Mr.. Eckel ard Mr.. Snodgrass, with views OF
The house and rooms. Hundreds Of people were
sIowdDg the gallery yesterday to see these ptares.
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Tie HruAl meeting Of the NOrttern Central Railroad
Company va. be- in Baltimore on Wednesday. The
gross reverre On the road from Baltimore TO Bridge
poIi in 1855 Il that was then N opera.orJ was
$50 $50 ", and on the line In 1854, the gross
revenus e sGG4 80 So showing considerable aug
ne1tatior within that limit. The let reyenae Of tae
pas, year amounts TO s30l $50 IS.
Tie road has recently been enabled 10 make con-
neetien with tie Lykers Valley and Short Mountain
coal regons in the Spring VIII reach Tevortoa, and
the report speaks Of the probability Of It's reaching
Suhbury N the eourse Of the coming Summer.
TIE loars Of the b.nks continue 70 shos an sxp.n.
sior, and have how touched higher point than ever
before, being sll2 600 sssins, slI2 22l 600 in An.
gust Lat, the previous hgtes: pOirt, when the 10
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The shr csTm..a who're BrsAnilne Beach; The hs,s
spece have b~sa Andsd the beach the OsvoeS VI
have 10 Be ls1ss egf.
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Leaving earned lor stock IA, year, lbOat eiOo
Tie lCa miles Of canal, with valuable real estate at
Jeney City, ts water power boats and other property,
sbich cost originally probably not lees than az or
seven million dollars, bow stAnis To presen, owners As
only q? 20, 600. ~ earning are yenly Increasing,
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cHAs. WHITNEY.


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have used Professor OIL Woods Hair Restorative,
and have mired its wonderful eff cts II restored my
har where IL had fallen OF; it cleans the had and
Gers the hair soft and smooth much more than OIL
Louisville, Nov !, 1866. MARY A. ATKTNSON,