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, Flnance Cnmmihee nresented a repor, relati


sg and furnishing the school house IN Chryste
street the sdOpon Of resolution directing
Tenth ard officers Tesdvere for proposals. inssmucn
person except the Ps.enee Of the furniture specified BY
the architect could put; in the building
A substitute 10 the resolution OF the Co nmittee ap
proprisrs $52i IS for fitting up and furnishing
ssld school building was adopted.
The report ofthe Finance Committee, recommending
appropriation Of sS47 TO pay bill for repairs in wrd School
No. 81 BrooIne street, was adopted
The report of the Executive Committee on Norma
Schools nominating w Wood te.ehsr Of M.'he asiie
in Normal School ill the vacancy occasioned BY death Of
Mr. R.uck; john c. &eNsry ArithmeticL and genera
teacher 1t salary Of $50 10 ~ vacancy oeessioned By trans
fer Of Mr.. W God, wa adopted .
The report OF the Committee on Elections and Qusl
scous on nomination Of school for First Third Fra
Tx.Lt,,th spS Twenty second " ssds was adopted.
Tie Report sf Auditing Committee, recommending
appropriation Of p ioF Payuen, Of suntry bills Was
accepted. O.. -, Gil,
The Report of Committee on Sltes and School
House. recommending appropriation of $ for purchase o.
i've lo II ground on soGthery de OF Twsi sthth
street Ninth syenue. ss for new school hou''
After the transsct;on Of some other business Of Al
uEin PortAnt rAtuIs the Board sdjourred
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Ills |. m-Throosb isDss.- and n u, che .tsioss
,S ms:s I'D i r is ::s c:1 :s.
800 n.-s1s srs P,.saser. Al ..to.s
80 %-fs...sa %u P...%as-r' - .s.ao-.
HARLEM ROAD gD.p.s q ws,,; - c.;. ..~I
40 s. sss I,.a sads .nS =. -. saa Wa. pu.
.oo W. srss pr. m e, A.n, :H'., :ss
rr,r. %, wA.s. BRIDE and L. a. i and ss. los We
T... S1,SsA- PI.s.. il'a0 a $40, SO aid S:is'n
sKw HAVEN RoAD-Cp-ps. Broadway sad c.A.l.u.~.l
700 n aeeoa1se,iOa Isfosss 81 ;I sas.
100 RI IceonrS d.noo TArOssh i.,toa..
SO -s.,ss E NJ s.ss sf. :ss s s.
40 --AecoauOesnOn rhyossh oil Tins Table ''ahSas
ss For. css...f .S-e.I a .ts,os. 70
LONG ISLAND RoAD-rD-., sect. y-tr,. srOo.i,sl
isSs n-SI.-s,os, r {. =, ''.,i .nDsas:
80 M s4..' FL sstoo, % hsa..sss'
esq , nl-J.nse'. On ".hO.' 70 Jsrnass
srhe ~, Tran os sst<eJ eressst to YsAass rs'srsS -
hes4.y 6ioa u, esAns a. The stops
ERIE ROAD rp.ps, 90, 4 D1aa- street. socA R,.rl
so !. .~ol.-T- n 4 Trus, a! s,asos';
80 n-sos.o SAD Daaiid I...-.. esis ''s's"
$50 uA--ohn.so LIxs.s, piseg.l s.uo.s
80 a-sssi IsSr:.. ssa.is md Dss.sr
sec n-Ks4srssi ssrs Al sts.ooA
sHwJrRsIr RoAD-Csco, r.. q cs.rs.:s. .r'- n ~
IINc . uL-h.a .ss EIpr-s. rr0sss, pe.as. 'sh"sA
40, S-ses srass.ei Il msncss o s.~ sr.As-a
.So H1s.. snS EIpr.. Is,osss: 'r''s" '''o'''
400 ; n.-n.i ID KsDr,.. Ihroass Dsnaa. ''sts.A
T. ysv Bruzsvsk al s;Arons
Railway 80, i0ii ~ IL n, sO 49, =
Tr.ss 70, Leave ball boa<.
NORRIS AID EseRx R0AD-rDepot, % o. stSt, H
q n--HAetstsss~u Passenger. al ras 1ssls s.sosa
q u-Orsnse aa1 AnoeFn Aeon DotAnoe a. sooS>A
Al 81 TIM Tsbse s,<hssnI
WV JEnsxY CENTRAL ROAD -{Ds,o. rs se.s Nora hv~,
80 no Ess,os sn1
iloOa asonsBe a. s.ss Jerssg a,s kszsess c~@
$40 A-BAssos, Ell stsf-ons.
an A-seosrvas, sn stxtoas-
CAMDEN AID AADor RoAD.-fDsps hx ss l. nss.Rl
100 a. En-gsaa, tvossA 70 pAas3~pAz 81 ssns9
SO a-Rspssss thrsaOA Pklsdripaa. prsnoDsiSnnsA
AQ . a--kaaCso< rhrssA. ~ stafssuL
Anee ass0ess1 JsAs RseaS, Aao ~ rra1svsrt - ASW
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F,tsesth Wsrd. Secretsnss-J. j. Shaw, Eighth
Ward: G.. G. Butler, Sixteenth Ward. Serge.nt-s'-
Arus, Charies A. Oliver.
a vote of thanks wss passed 10 Fl. S. Smith, esq.
s1o Messrs Shsw ssi Robir-on, for their respective
-,ivices as Chairman and Secretaries pro ten.
The ne 1t meeting Of the Committee will be hell a,
stuyvtsant list,ute 90 wedne, day, 18th inst, when
the Executive Committee to be appointed and other
ia portani busiLess transacted.
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fAdyertissment.l
Observation-Disclosures and
liens will find

PHRENOLOGY.-StraD and citizens will find
the PHYSIOLOGICAL CABINET agreeable place to visit II
contains many rare curoe Examinations with charts and
written descriptions OF character given when desired Rooms
sIwa,s open and free to visitors; No. 500 Broadway.
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IAdYertisement.l

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.-Tbe firm
OF De VENAGE Is this day dissolved By mutual
ser LEON DE '
N.wY York Feb H. 1887. EDMUND CHARLES
CHARLEsS LONDON CORDIAL Oh NDEPoT removed to No
10 Brosdwsy which location shall the business
hereotore EDhvsD {. CHARLES
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,ss,r1yp-,yobp Horton was examined before

Juice Moebouss YESTERDAY afternoon the charge Of stab
bng Cornelius Haney In Graham stIee near Myrtle svsnse
on Tuesday evening The parties appears met ana hsney.
who NOE fsniarly known Snsp" determined 20
have fight He knocked Horton down Who In getting mp
tried To arend bim.et from further violence by drawing
Ilsnley again attacked him. aud Horton holding
Up the knife defend himself him In the The wooac
il serious Although apparent that the wound
was inflicted sefdeeI the justice thought sdvisabs 70
hold horton tor the sction OF the Grand Jury.
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CouRr OF SrssIoNs.-In this Court, yesterday,

Terrence ORey convicted OF rsnd larceny In sppfopnanf
the money obtained by selling the Of Jonn Devon valued
$780, which had beb placed IN his charge tor psserss
WA the Stse Prison Henry Duee
boy who had been convicted OF grand larceny had as sso-
nee ia quence of his youth Geo WnlsIns
coloed uan cononty indicted with his wife, Jane WA
usns indictment TOT grand larceny, was asquod NJ
evidence him Bs vile had previously bees
ed State Prison Anerthis business
the Court ad JourL.d Tor the terrn
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ESCAPE OF CoNvIcrs FKoa SING SING PRIsoN.-For
the past DAYS depse fog has settled over toe city
aDd It's vicinity extending along the Hdcson River
nearly o Albany. Yesterday, about L. o'clock, rang
OF The prs uers at Sing Sing, who were working near
ano in sight of the river in the prison yard took II m)
their be acs that the fog sent by Providence for the
II pie purpose of cunceaing them from observation
AID of fuInishir them with bridge n away upon,
and OF weakening the ice TO prevent any person not
wiling TO risk bis life from following IN pursuit.
Acting upon this impression, about II o'clock,
ana when the ice Known 10 be quite Insecure,
party the exact number of which had not been ascer
ained when reporter l-ft out on to the ice az
test as they could 20 aud disapp cared in The tog
The GUARDS soon .stted 10 pursuit but instead OF iud
ING the pris ers two of them ouud holes in the Ice
into which they went and with difficulty were taken
ont alive. They could not zee tSo rods from them in
any direction aDd of course, unable 10 know in
what the prisoners had gone indeed IN what
direction they going themselves AFTER they had lost
sight of the prison buildings Whether they got across
the river or got into twhe.her they escaped or were
drowDec--is rot yet known, nor IS IL likely
TO DO for some days, the direct com.
muncsiicn with Rocklsnd Lake will not De
resun ed ain until the ice breaks up. It's presumed,
from the following circumstances that the refugees gos
across The river. 1s0 men, with a plaak set out TO
track them across the rive and found they had fallen
into the river several times and the traces OF their
having been drawn out. BY dnt of placing the plank
which toe sesrchers carried with them over tee weak
places they crossed the river in what they supposed to
be the refugees and they came to the conclus
ion that the latter effected sate passage. Among
those who escaped the ST. Clair who ran away last
Summer ana was oyeItaken.
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b DiApHANEOTYPE, colored in Oil, an entirely new
Photographic picture pronounced by Artists and Connos
,-urs the PIus Uya' the Photographic Mads
only the RooI" Gallery, No s Broadway. franklin.
artists, Amsfeurs and tine public invited 10 osl and
examine specimens exhibition.
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TAdvortisemsutI
IAdYerfisemenf

On and after MONDAY, the I'D inst, PHOTO
GRAPHS v i'll be produced at BRADY's Lower Gallery,
No. us Broadway, corner Of Fulton st.
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Advertisement
To NERVOUS SUFFRRERs.-A retired Cerg


restored health in few days after many y a OF seA
won, saeliug anxious 10 knO the
VIII (rse) the prescription used Direct 20 the Rev.
JoHS NJ. DAGsALL, No. 81 Fulton-'t, Brooklyn, ~ T.
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BROOKLY YIN I7EIflg

There VII be cooced % Mssday ee eng = ~
A,henSrm in aid Of the building fuad II s. PssrS
Episcopal Church.
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BEHRING'S PATENT CHAMPION FIRE PROOF
sITEs Nos lS6, lS7 and lss Ws.sIs ana No. Mursyst
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SPECIAL TERM OF THE SUPREME CoURT.-Judgo
Brdey has rendered decisions during pressn1
term The General Term IL In session before Judges
Strong Euuot d Bdseye who have been engaged in hesr
ina hrrng Aes the scon OF Loci st aAd
wife sgust the OF the Henry Clay steamboat has bsss
concluded
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AMERICAN Musical FUsp SocIETY.-At meeting
Of he Society held Wednesday, the 18th instant,
the following elected, TO constitute the Board of
Government for the years lS57 and 1858, viz: L. c.
Hill, President; l.. Ernst, First Vice. President; 5.
Lassr, Second Vice-Presden; o. Haggerty, j. Burke.
A. Ref, sen, Trustees; Theo. Eisield II. Schmrz,
Ii. Tissingon, j. p. Cooke, d. l.. Downing, Direct
crs; c. Pazzaeia, Treasurer; G. Trcsi, Register;
~ Braun Librarian; l. Spier, Secretary; DR.. j. NJ.
Quin, Dr. A. Gescheidt, Honorary Physicians.
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LIsTi SUu.-Judse Csivex hS prcsecateA Ne
proprietor Of The Brookyn Eagle for several hbea>s
articles which recently appeared in tia, paper. rAs
damage ne LAID a, $4,000. Judge Emoes u Ne
Supreme Cou, hss granted an order OF s'ress IN the
case.
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The Mendelssohn Union viii give their second Con-
cent third season, at the City Assembly Rooms, next
Saurca, evening. The programme will be: Rossni's
S,abst Mater, vocal quartet by ". Mason, and
MenceLsohns Athale. Pianist Mr.. Berge Con-
ductor, Mr.. Morgan. This Is very fourishing and
fayorte society," No tickets are sold Subscriptions g.
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THs FRrsHEr-THy NEw RAILROAD BRIDGE At
NARRowsBURG SWEPT AwAY.-In the first break up Of
the Delaware River, some two weeks ago, the Co
ctectou Turnpike bridge, long covered structure
Aoaed off s piers and came do on the top OF the
food striking the Erie Railroad bridge pretty hard
blow. knocked down a couple of SPAR, leaving gap
of about 800 feet in length. The Superintendent i'm
medstey repaired to the scene, aud notSi5hst .nding
the high water In the river, and the mud shore ana
the general discomfort attending such work in Winter
the force employed had succeeded in getting up a
,rese-ur TX bridge, and the rails oil ready TO cross
trains On Thursday Of which eft Jersey City for
that purpose, yesterday morning 1t its return
again at noor-for Wednesday nigat the rvei
broke up above, and the ice came oSn and knocked
away the new structure before it oished IL is not
only loss to the Company, but a great one to the
public. Passengers are sent up the NewJersey Cen
trail, and BY wsy of the Lackawanna road to Great
Bed aid theLce West the Ee road bu; the freight
tIaips are all disconnected Stock still be driven
around but other freight must be delay another two
weeks, during which every possible exettion will be
made, ard probably with success, to get up another
temporary bridge. Such work is also required to
rebuild the spsp brcge, which will be commenced as
soon MS the water and weather will permit. The public
NUT wat patiently -there is no remedy.
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FIRES DURING THE LAST Manufacturing the mouth
Of January last thirteen Brooklyn involving
loss Of something like sS5 Geo. which about half
cred by Insurance.
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DIsTURSssoEIs An IRIsH CosyESTIoS.-FIGHriS0
AND STABBISG "A disturbance took place at Mont
= merry Hall, Elizabeth street few evenings since,
between the members Of two factions Of the Order OF
AIcitnt HiberrisIs who had there met in Convention
TO make the necessary Arrangements for the ceeora@n
Of st. Patficks Day. After war Of words had been
excl spGed, fists and boots came into requson, sni
nsny son Of the Emerald Isle had his face punched
1c hi. sbiDs bruised. Knives were also drawn, and
ore John Aclntire keeper 0; bic house at No &
Centre street, was among the sufferers, and received
stab the neck with knife IN the hands, is alleged,
Of joseph Murphy President of the Hiberlan Benev-
dent Society. He also assaulted BY nearly dozen
otbeTs, who struck him with clubs, and it was with
great difficulty that he escaped from the Hall One of
our Police Magistrates present, but it is understood
tha, be took no part the melee. McIn.ire yesterday
mace an affidavit against the parties who assaulted
him, and yesterday afternoon Officer Heflin Of tae
Lower Police Court arrested Murphy, together with
John Tucker Hugh Murray aud Timothy Darcy, al OF
whom were beld 10 bail in 500 each by Justice Os
brn 10 answer the charge. Warrants have al been
Issued for Others and the officer is the lookout for
them.
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BIGANY.-Edwsrd Tsppan, a colored man, wa
brought before Justice Smith yesterds on the charge oe
amy 1t spp.srs that In October 1885, he marred woman
named Nsiv Townsend having the time wife living
door where the sst performed IN No.
.au street He OF the Grand 1nry and
expressed CREST that no should be held In Jeopxy
OF State Prison tor merely marrying two women
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Rus OVER ~ AN ESGIEE.-A member Of No II
EDsnr, named Isaac Smith over by Engine No $ "
Court street evening while the return frots
s.e OF fire. He seriously injured but the
rance " rs purely accidental.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TIME OF R. R. TRAINS LEAVING NEw-YoRx.

HuDsOs RIVER ROAD depot Warrea snd W. btvsO
soa Poshksss- Way Psss~- and Mel, eAei szhSos
HIS q m.-Throgsh Ispses- and Nui chef stsss-
-Poashke-p-@ Fresht and Pss-Axsr al stAeoss.
$50 ard Troy EIpIess, CHIEF Stations.
D n.-sxs sins Passenger. all ststsons
N -kOnshkeep-e Psssef ser uaa
--Rrx NJ. Nj
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SUIT FOR FALSE IMpRIsoNMESr.-M Mrs. Seymour,
No 10 Spring street of the witnesses In the Burde 10
quest against Coroner Connery for
impoI The papers have been made OUT IN due
form served upon the Coroner by the Sheriff She claims
$1,000 She that she has been grossly outraged
by the Cooners that be had her Imprisoned IN The Mercer
House several and that she was twice taken
from o, cell Bond by officer AMI was followed by
people threatened TO mob her she mas suce
that the ssd.he narrowly escaped she says that
put cell WITH decent accommodations ana nov
even bed but compelled sleep plank and thA
IN consequence Of this reament aud the excitement hsP
arabic from situation health suffered 50 severely th
her e YVES quite and that she has been able 10 10
nothing since All this she declares was oecense Mis- 'dh
nr CHAM had called upon her few times though she khe" no
mole about their affairs than the man in the nloon
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
PIP. n.

The Board o, Edpca,on mot on Wednesday evening
in the Ha1 Of the Bvatd, corner OF Grand ana Elm
s,reets AHDRIw H. GREEN, President, In the chair.
A communication from School Officers OF Sixth W ard,
nominating Michael Mclaughlin trustee OF sai1
Wald, was rtieued 10 Committee on Elections and
Qualifications. Application from School Officers OF I~eIty
inst W.d relative to in School House IL Twenty
seventh street referred Commits. Repairs Application
nom school Officers of Fourteenth ard relative TO al eraons
in .cboos Nos Il ant 90 referred 10 same Committee.
In report presented last year 10 the board o.
Was made that the expenses Tor csh, House OF Reta
Tor two lt4i Dir. Oliver Strong, President oil
House Ct Refuge pIesenied Communication st-.As ina
the cost only rSS
a communication was received from School Officers
of The Thirteenth Ward nominating Sandy Higgins Trustee
in said Ward to fill vacancy referred Committee on Eec
tons and Cusihc aiions. . E,
Seyersl resolutions authorizing the PRESIDENT ana
Cck draw payment of various parties were re-
trrrrd Finance Con mitt-e.
In compliance win resolution adopted at the last
Al, A. he Clerk sQb
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Ia W INIELLIGENC.K.

SUPERIOR COURT-TRI.L TERN-Feb. l9.-Befors Jst4s
WooDRuff.
" THE yIRTUOUs JOuRsAL' IN rHS
HERALD ofFICE.
John Bonner ast r. ". Hudson ct a.
II trial of this case which grows out OF an alleged
engagement Of the plain tiff Superintendent Of tns
Missouri Mining Company, the points Of which We
gave to-day, Is still gong on.
1t Was provec that Mr.. Bonner was engaged at the
instance Of Mr.. Hudson, the commercial mot the man.
sgiDg) editor Of The Herald, 10 superntend the ooa-
ceTDs OF the Company IN Missouri.
Mr. Hudson was put on the stand, and 10 the course
OF his examination yesterday stated that Mr. Boomers
appointment dorsed by all the tIustees that the
Company never flied paper OF Incorporation, bu! wss
piivste assocstitn, shd that Mr. Bonner was re-
con mended to hm by bis sop, John Bosner, j., who
is also assisaI edItor Of The Herald. Mr. Bonner.
ir Mr.. Hollenbecx aud other witnesses were put o.
tDe s,ond and essentially substantated the testimony
Of Mr.. Hudson.
This morning he was recalled, and in the course Of
his examination stated that though be might
hare U, iten article IN The Herald, in which the
Lead COmpany rds son1nhdt oeppDed, no aitsrWsxd
opposed the Association. He Considered the Company
at The 0utstt, right and proper.
The llsiLif having rested, the defendants moved
for nom nit on the ground that they not liable a.
Stockholders nssmuch as the Company was never 10
eslly incorporated. The motion wss denied, partly
from desire On the part VI Tie Court 10 Drlnx oai n
equities OF the case.
Plaintiffs counsel then moved for permission %
amend their com LIANT Dy inserting an allie CATION OF
coparneiship between defendants instead Oh charging
the N az stockholders. Defendants opposed the noaoo.
upon the ground that the matter introduced IVES
material variance from the original cause Of sctaoa.
The Court, after hearing counsel, decided TO pefnx
the smehcment for the purposes u ths action and give
othe JuIy III oaer the II tney should hnd fof
sibtif case might be made. for the purpose Of car.
ying the points raised by defendants counsel 70 tho
General Term.
Mr.. q. Il. Sickes then opened the Gaze for the de-
eDse. The giound taken. and which II w.
to enEa siata y
was that Hudsou was the soul ana body OF the pro-
tLced Company that he engaged the plaintiff without
the authority OF the other Trustees and fhs; ae elooe
was liable; that BObDer ws ilcoopeteht to DO wnst
be engaged 20 90, never having been q miner, Bat
merely a lumber merchsnt In Csnsoa, and that N point
Of tact be Lever 0Id days wOrx at POtosL
The evidence having closed, the Court adjourned
till tomorrow morning when counsel viii sum up.
SPECIAL Tgnp-Bsfors Jsose HOFFMAN.
Charles d. Fredreks 81 al szt Jeremiah Quincy ct e.
Motion oepIec with 10 costa.
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RExoy,L.-Willam Bsbcob, policeman Of the
seventh WsId removed yesterday compliance with tho
resolution the Council reducing the police force
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sURROOATEs COT RT-FEs ls-Befors A. W. BaAosoas-

sURRO0ATEs COT RITES. is-Befors A. W. BaAosoas-
The PARISH WILL CASE.
10 the Matter Of the Win Of Henry Parish, deesssed
The cross-examnstion Of Mr.. james L. Fisher, ne
man who attended the decedent wss resumed ~
Guided when tire Court sdjourned 1t was close and
searching, and went over few points oil ms evces0S
in chief very thoroughly, but has not = yer 'oAA'a
very materially. Aspscimen must sumce: ,.,.1
Before lett California heard from ny vsshs -,
hcFsrian that M Pansh de- cd; tninH VI N
left in Juy received letters or H., 1870,
e,tsrs from my vito; Of them msnn'Isa M 1919
eeAs % seL sept,ensr have been idle nos q -
sms Mr. Cuitss and NJ Ev.tt. kspt sens re ssosA b
800 ,be seccsd third DAY sss my return ss
M ~ County HuhSss weat eet there kss
80 ~ Cutting next DAY his ooe; hsvs nd tvv -
-rvirws 4 kouse retain With heg ed tvtpe
h osher Der holsa bet oct IN hss prsssncss n Kv9e
"a H. eating u bee hsuss n Iaiea so9amI ha ~
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A DESPERATE WoxAS.-Aneia Armstrong, alias
Mr.. Palmer, keeper Of disreputable house in Forty
third street near Sixth avenue arrested yesterday
charged with asssuting and stabbins Mr. c. S. Whit
lcck, and with ualiciousy breaking one of the win
eows of bis house. 1t appears that she had had a
difficulty with Mr.. Whitlock, who, she thought, had
wrcpged her, ard she determined 10 revenge her
wrongs on his person and house. Justice Brownen
held her for examination.
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CHARGE OF RAPK.-Chsrles Feey arrested
Yesterday BY Officer Lsseuds the Fourth District police
the chsg- attempting violate the person OF Mrs Csth-tns
rfer Fs-y lives the lower part OF house IN Flushing
avenue Bedford and the complainant rssides
the upper door Fey called TO see her one evelns aud %
the deed which arrested She hsoed 90 as TO ats1
the residents OF the and tfornsfioa
beii given the police the defendant arrested He
brought before Justice Morehousc and held for examination