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NEU-JERSEY II,EMS.

OPENING or THE HrDsos CorsTr CorRTs-Inse
January term of the Hudson County Courts, WIN
Judge Ogden presiding, opened at the Cour-HouSe ID
Hudson City yesterday morning The following Is
list Of the Grand Jurors: -
Edmund Charles foreman William Peckhsm, Gsret u 50
Rpen Philip Scott Evan Davis, Geo Gardner ion,
nedy John s. Mofa. Rob, Betgc. Charles T. Perry hiram "
Davis Geo Vreland Dennins Duer Benz p Miller Mihaa'
smith Eastu b. Cap inter-. Charles Clinton, r. j. We'no
Eaih Halsteed A. NJ Zsbske ClJ sses Se'oye 'osP" l"
Edge John Ireland. r con
Judge Ogden charged the jury in speech o; con
siderable length He opened with reference 10 theil
general duties dwelt at length and with emphasis upon
the evils growing out of the unlicensed liquor tslr
especially the Sunday trade and closed with woFu 40
the importance Of observing secrecy IN relation
their transactions. After the Jury had retired me
Court was engaged for The remainder OF the dsy n
hearing motions and Justices appeals. The tral oil
civil causes will be commenced this morning.
DRowSED-A young man named Edward DonneI
", resident of Slppenyile, lloboken was cow,
II late hour on Sunday night by walking owe, 'n1
bow Of the fery-boat a. il lay in the Bsfesy Ses
slip. He was intoxicated az the time. The Doc! n"'
not yet been recovered.
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Law LNTELLIGENCE

SUPREME coURr-spyoi,L T.as-J,u. l2-Beote Jais'
NGRAHAN.
IN THE nATrIR or THE PErIrIos or ws.F cA'f FUN
WRIT or HABEAs CORPUS TO BRING UP LOUISA
woLPsoRs
In this ease, which was mentioned ID Iuesi"!
TnIBrsE return wss made by DR.. Lansing ., mug
County Lunatic Asylum, in whose cus'o'! '"e iS' !!
now il.
The lady was in court and is OF quiet den'ean'r ani
manner. and very unmarked in her appearances. Ar
The doctors return to the writ ststes ','' ''n'
isssed by two Magistrstes, as required BY law That
che is undoubtedly irsane, and If soweato 80
would ipjur~ herreif and Others n. ~.
AGdsyi!s were sVbmit,ed ofDr, Laas'ns, VI pfo"s
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uIs1oprcAL SOCIETY

The 6r of the Winter Course OF ie.,G,, ' 49,
me, r. w. On the subject Of Common sens
~ ~ "a ,rat,d Common Sense to be Just
harmon ~T Of Che opinions and principle that actu'
and .r5o a g Z a !, ds, 1is by %a Hc
tne so',s n of the Soa rsc lcc urc-room wa
az nne IGprd 10 It's utmost capacity and the lecture
% uI." ,,tly interrupted by Tie hearty applause Of
the audience. A.. 1,.,..o ,v;u j., ,,;oro1 an
AtoaS.y evening next by the Rev DIR. Ohapin
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TIE AURORA BOREALIS.

SEE, suddenly cleaning,
Great pyramids Of light,
And instantly streaming
Long rays, purple and white,
Golden glow ascendeth,
Ray Of rainbow blendeth
Horizon 10 Zenith.
Phosphorescent.
Eyanescent.
East to west extending,
Appearing, quiverng,
Now melting, vanishing.
Like spirit 'tis gliding.
Going, now abiding,
Bursting forth in splendor.
Then melting into air:
So Respondent,
lis transcendent. [. A. L.
'rI, Jan. 8, 1885,
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advertiser, att

PJRDY'S NATIONAL THEATER.-TO- IL To
lie res.nted FOR the G.. l.. Aiktns drsmazation
OF Edgar W. Dsyie 600 prize tale. entitled the k'GHi
OF me SILVER Cross Or tie Lion Of Turk stan This ill be-
foucwed the great and pantomime Of loKAAS
which he withdrawn after the present week to make room
for Mr. r. S. Chnnfrsu. The entertainment concluding with
the drama entitled THE Result CRIsr Those that wish
20 CO. the grand pantouine must improve the opportunity
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ATTEMPTED MURDIE.-An Irshman named Richard
CcrAey attempted the life of another Irshmsu named
Terrence Reynold yesterday morning. by shooting
him through the head with pistol. Rcynold was for
mery in the employ of Corbey, who was then engaged
in the stove business and was indebted to him TO a
considerable amount. Being unable TO obtain his
money within reasonable time, Reynold commenced
a civil suit. which, We believe, il still pending. Yes
tcrday IsOrnng Reynold accompanied by friend
walked up The Second avenue to Thirty street.
and while standing in the street Corkcy came out of
building near by, and without provocaon drew a
revo, or, and aiming il at Reynolds head discharged
one of the barrels. The shot tOek effect, but foru-
nately did only slight damage, Reynold having por-
tion Of his left ear blown of. Before Ccrkey could
again fire the revolver Reynod snatched it out Of his
hand, and beat him the head III it, with such
violence to break the butt of the pistol. Corkey, in
addition to being badly beaten, was taken to the J"
ferson Market Police Court, where Justice Quacken-
bush committed him to prison in default of 81 600 bail.
BURGLAR USING CHoLoRoFOKY.-A few evenings
ago dwelling house in Twentieth street. near the
Sixth avenue, was burglariou.y entered by two men,
who finding nothing that they desired in tie lower part
Of the premises ascended to the bedrooms. Having
succeeded in effcctng entrance to the occupants
rooms. they proceeded to stupefy the sleepers with
chloroform. In an adjoining room slept young girl
WHO awakened about midnight, and looking toward
her parents room. the door between the apartments
being open, she saw two men near the bed, one Of
whom held dark lantern whsle the other was apply
ing bottle TO her fathers nose. The frightened girl
screamed "father," "father;" whereupon the bur-
glars becoming alarmed made their escape. The
father vas so supefed when he started from his bed
that he unable TO pursue the thieves or give an
alarm. The thieves dill not Get an opportunity to
secure any plumber.
Property to be transferred to the custody Of the
Police Commissioners by Mayor Tiemann consisting OF
large number of police fire caps, patrol caps, and
clubs, belonging to the old police force. There are
also the following articles left by cartmen and porters
in consequence of the carriage not having been paid:
Chest Of clothes, chest with brass lock and hair
mattresses; left by cart i,i67
Glass casSr and bedding; left by cart GAO.
Sea chest, bedding and bag of Clothes left by cart
5503.
Six chairs Office stove, anvil umbrella stand, truck
and bedding; left by porter 296, Aug. y, 1857.
A trunk of clothes; left by express No. 26.
Gas burners and trunk left by porter No. 1l2.
Three boxes merchandise, left by cart 1916; and a
number of comparatively vaueless articles. These
things will be taken charge of by the Property Clerk,
TO await the call Of the owners. The police para
phernalis will be very acceptable to the present de-
pertinent.
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We ,erdsy At the Newi or Hospital from the effects
OF burns received the evening previous, at Ne. 6S
Crosby street, ~ stated N Yesterday IHBu The
deceased II appear wsz engaged Ia hEing q lighted
cAmpLenc lamp, wtcr the fluid caught hre and ,hc
Hame- ccr iGruics;ed Ia her dress. Several Of the
inmates Of TIC house rushed TO her ,tancs but be
fore they coud cy'ingu-h the flames se fatally
burned aud died fire hours ,fterwaTt An inquest
VIZ held upon the body OF deceased, AMI verdict Of
accidental death" was rendered
A man, giving Lis name a. Smith WILCOX, was sp.
rrrheudCd Yesterday charged with ATTEMPTING 10 pas
a e. bill on tue Bank Of Macon Geo, Ian eNpl6d.d
cotcernl 10 VARIOUS persous about the city At each
of the phces whore Wilcox offered the bill il Wa re-
fused, the StorckeeperS telling him that it was bad
On his person eighteen of the bills found .Is-
,ice Brennan, of Eek Market Police Court, commit
It'd the fellow to .liscn.
A book Keeper named Beni. Thompson WAS arrested
Yesterday CHARGED with embezzlng 10 casks Of nas
valued AT 5000 from the store of j. e.. HOhson No
IL Pearl street in Whose employ he was. Thompson
had the nails carried 10 the auction store of Gr-euou IN
A Rurdet Wall street, whore they sold and the
nrocc ed. handed over to him Justice Connolly COM
United Tire accused tor trial. In cNtrnuaon of the
crime Thompson alleged that be was intoxicated
ASo1urR GL,r.-Oficer Roe Of the Fifteenth
Precinct on Monday night arrested Thomas G-ntil
on compaint Of Thoc. C. Clark Gentil being charged
with burglary. Justice QuaCkenbush sent the pris-
oner to the District Attorney office Gentl was one
Of three Who broke into butcher-shop in Amty
street, in November last, and stole therefrom 500
He was at the time impleadcd with his companions
who were arrested and indicted by the Grand jury.
--,Ionn Hart arrested Yesterday. charged with
having on the 18th of November last burglanousy
tered the store No i13 West street aud stolen there
from SiC0 worth of cigars and other articles to the
ya!ue of $50 Some OF the cigars sold to stephen
Kratzenberg who gave information which led 70 the
arrest OF the accused. Justice Connolly locked the
fellow up.
The grocery store No. 4O1 Hudson street was bur
glario,siy entered on Monday night, and tirAin of
butter stolen therefrom. Policeman Stsndsh saw
rran walking along Hudson street with the iirkin upon
his shoulder, aud approached him, when the fellow
dropped the tub OF butter and escaped.
Uarnock Nenbrock keeper Of little shop at No. %
Centre street, was yesterday taken into Gust w
charged with having received some of the goods
stolen from Express WAGONS notice of which robberies
has heretofore appeared in The TRIBUNE. His place
was searched and quantity of goods supposed to be
stolen were found but the package of silks which it
ia alleged he had received from one of the express
thieves could not DC found. Tcnbrock was held for
examination.
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riagcs to cary lights vii s-o be enforced No cx-
rage will hereafter be allowed to travel wiou. light
under fine o. s. fof each ofierse. A large number
Of arrests wen made By The force Tuesday, which
shows that large amount Of money ha- ben lost 10
The City Treasury for the want OF police to enforce the
IiCcn.c Law.
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fAdvertisemcnt.
,tion of medicinal

the form LoZENGN is of all modes tho most elsbe and
conytIien' especially reeerds CotGH REAtDi.
BRowA's 1RoxcBIiL TRocHES" CoUGH Lo1fAGEs slay
i,rtsto which induces coughing give instant reet in Bro'
chiiis Hoaseuess Influenza and Consumpvo aud As'haato
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ADVERTISEMENT
KS.pp's PATENT OIL LAMP For the superior

KNAPPS PATENT OIL LAMP.-F OF IHt superior :
ity Of this Lamp all others for burning the Kerosene and
other Coal editorial notice IL The DAILY Tribune OF me
2sh ut. and The Weekly Tribune VI the "a inst .
Local AGENTS wanted IN every Ward IN the Guy AGO
County and TowS Rights In THE State for sale by WILLIAM
sPoosgR Proprietor Of the Psteut, No. 4lj Hudsonst
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,pooX1yN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

The Board held meeting Yesterday aiNrhoOh'
Snn4ryi.cr LINpsAi in the chair.
Brian Flood applied To be appointed Assistant
Keeper IN the rrnitentiary. The communication was
referred 10 tho appropriate Committee,
A bill Of so presented from Prot 'hiitoh lor
anayzing lager beer for the Attorney accr-
tain What percentage Of alcohol it continued 1t was
referred 20 the Committee on Accounts
Tho Committee on Accounts OF the County Treas
urer reported that the accounts of that officer up to
July 81 lSj,. showed amount oil caSh on mana ol
s25sli ~ which was deposited ~ follows;
klcchttics' Bank '..''''''''' lII' -
A.lorte Northumberland '..'.''. 10 -
Rr,oklyn Savings Bsuk.....'.''' 80 od
New Nork Trust Company .'-'.'.'.'''.'' S'9ssi ~
Ma l;aIk. ~ ~
The bonds and mort cages amount To Sl'S,bb2 -
A discussion ensucd. in which the Central Bank
@as spokcn of in terms and it was stated that
the actual amount of deposits in that institution was
ONLY 81 100 at this time.
The Committee on Courts reported that additional
rom cou'd not be procured GT Judge Cuvers Court,
IN consequence of the adjoining being occupied
nv the Board Of Assessors, but that they had made
The other improvements asked for.
motion " Il made 10 take from the table the bill
OF Mr.. Bergen, asking the Legislature To pass Law
recurring the Justices TO send all prisoners sentenced
for term of ,cr five days {" the renentlary in,
stead Of the Jail. The motion was lost and the Board
adjourned iur three weeks. -
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CUUoCs ScrNE IN FAsuIoVtRIF BoArDiNG.
HorJ.-On Monday eDng o fashionable boarding.
house IN Blocker street not very far from Brondway
was the scene Of great confusion and d-tres,, which
resulted in terrible fright to the occupants, but for
tuuacly in little if any harm. At the usual hour tho
tea bell sounded and the family soon after were ~
seated. The meal passed off very Pleasantly. After
supper some retired to their rooms, while others re-
paired TO the parlOr 10 enjoy Themselves in cOnver.a
tion dancing orwbist playing. Could any one outside
have looked in upon that gath'in g he would have con
-dered them among the happiest beings in the world
Matters thus PROGRESSED when all OF sudden one ofthe
party hastily quilted the room. Two or three OF the
gentlemen in whisper, complained Of peculiar gripping
pains, and expressed wondermcnt at the cause. An
other now retired in haste followed by another and
another. and soon the was nearly cleared. The
parlor WIS deserted. Those who had sought their
rooms struck with similar psins in the abdominal!
region, and at loss TO account for Their Illness
The CONSERVATION now became general, and the family
believing they were poisoned, became pane-@trcken.
Horror was depicted on every countenanOe. The ser
wants Were dispatched in every direction for physi-
clans and ere long the house be- legged by medical
men. The establishment presented at thi; time the
appearance Of private hospital. The doctors admin
i,tered ,mctics and other remedies aui in short time
subsequently made resulted in the discovery that
some nLschievous person had put something in the
tea and hence the trouble Every seemed pleased
that the affair resulted it did, aud laughed at the
matter, considering il quite joke.
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evening o. each month AMI The public are invited to
atteHd.
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ST. GEORGES SOCIETY OF NEW YoRK.-At the
quarterly meeting of this Society held at the Meropo-
Titan Hotel on Monday, the 18th instant the following
gentlemen unanimously elected Officers for the
ensuing year from 23d AprineXt, viz:
ist Tice- Irc.idcat-E Edward !. Ward.
ID Vice Pyesident-Edwsrd Walker.
TYedswSr-RObert Bsge.
Secyeteyie'1IionIy f. PeIlev VIM p TA1oy' p.,. NJ
Kreyit, Joseph L. Walker, VIM. p Talboys
Rain.iord c. b. Ellmsn, Arthur Kendall. C. II. Webb.
Committee Of Aecounts-Charies Clifton, Robert Walker, =
Chaplans-Rev. DR.. Hawks, Rev. Mr.. oguby, Rev Mr..
FIy.ieian.-Dr Peanc, Dr. Beac DR.. ROttOn DR.. Brad.
shsw, Dr.. Cooper.
GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND TRADES
MES.-The annual meeting for the election Of officers
Of this Society for the ensuing year took place al Ne
chancs Hall No. Az Broadway, yesterday afternoon,
and resulted in the choice of the following gen.
tlemen:
Ira Hutchinson, President; George w. Farnhsm,
First Vice Presidents John A. Bunting, Second Vice
President, Richard L. Mount, Treasurer; William
Van Norden, Secretary, and Frederick W. Williams,
Collector.
FIRST ELECTION FOR VILLAGE OFFICERS IN NEW
RooHELLE.-Quite spirited election for the first
Board of Trustees and other officers for the village of
NewRochelle under thecharer recently obtained for
that place, was held yesterday, and resulted in the
choice of the folowing-named persons:
JruStees--Dr. Albert Smith, John Adamson, Thos.
S. Timpson, States Barton, Robert w. Buoid.
JTc0SureT-JOhn Pine.
C0Heotor-Burr Redicld
A$Sessors-Stephen p. Carpenter, George Wilson,
Alexander b. Hudson.
| CiGk-Joseph Lamden.
The incoporationof the village strongly opposed,
Principally by old settlers and the measure was finally
earned by majority of two votes Yesterday the
Opponents OF Incorporation and march of improvement
IN ''e village rallied, and by majority of from one to
SIX votes succeeded in electing for four Of the five
trustees persons who had voted against the ncorpora-
ton. Ihey also elected their Treasurer and Collector
and two OF their three candidates for Assessors.
This result VIII, in great assure nullfy the adyan.
tsges which are expected to be derived from the char
ter; and it is generally understood that tho old oppo
OF incorporation intend, in the month of March
next to call for another election the question of in
corporation and hope then to secure majority in favor
of repeal Of the charter obtained in which case some
Of the most influential and enerprsng residents Of the
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village, who ndyocsc I'd measures o: improve mct. will
return to the city remove to other suburban loca
tors where the people posses more OF The go-shesI
spin, Il on they have found in New.RocheIe.
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The following sales OF real ertate were made on Sat
urday. at tn, Merchants Exchange, by he''Ts. A. J.
R'.ccl .r Con & Co:
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was commenced.

DEPRAyITY.-A case came to light yesterday morn
ing, exhibiting depth of depravty that would sur
pass belief were not the facts established beyond
doubt. For apparent reasons, we suppress the name
and residence of the parties though both are on the
records of the Police Department, and at the service
of the public. The circumstances in brief are these
man living in Brooklyn recently thrown out of
his situation by the hard times, and being poor, tenn
porary broke up housekeeping, and went to live with
some Of his friends and his wife also took lodgings
with an aunt it being understood that the arrangement
was only to last for few days, until the husband
should find employment. But it seems that the wife
stole out of the house nights and coming to this city,
went upon the street. ard that, finally, three
four days since, she quilted the place entirely, and
took up her residence in of the lowest houses of
prostitution in Mercer street. kept by coored woman
When the aunt with whom she had been living found
that she had left intelligence of the fact commu-
nicated to the husband who at over to this
city and laid the facts before the Detective Police,
who set themselves about finding her. They soon
succeeded in discovering her in the street and tracking
her to the place mentioned where she was last night
arrested. She was yesterday morning given over TO
her husband, who took her home to Brooklyn.
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TIcKET SwINDLERs.--A German named Berke APP
peared at the Mayors office yesterday aud complained
to Marshal Stephens that he had just been swinded
out Of $ll0 at Office corner Of West aud Chambers
streets He induced by runners to apply there for
passage to Bremen, when the parties in charge or
acting agents. informed him that Storage ticket
would cost him 800 They there got hold Of his money!
$ll0 in all, under prctense of taking only the right
amount as the applicant knew little of the currency
money would be given him. and he found an appeal to
the authorities highly necessary. The Marshal dis
patched Officers Davis and Miller to the bogus agency
in all possible haste and when they entered the Office
the parties in charge had the audacty to tell them
that the money and ticket in the safe where they
thought better to keep them, rs Ber1el might lose
Them 1t only his safety they considered, in their
locking up the funds. The officers compelled them to
Immediately dsgorge the money, which was returned
to Berkel who in haste to take passage, and
after engaged one at proper agency. The complain
ant not being able TO remain to prosecute the accused
parties whose recorded on the Marshal 3
book as Francis Fowler and - Edmonds will prob
ably go free.
A poor woman named Johanna Welsh made COM
plant against Srthurts, ticket agent, for selling
her ticket for So in August last which she has been
unable to use. The case is under investigation.
A German, unacquante1 with the ways Of New
York, rushed into the Mayors Office, half out of
breath, yesterday afternoon and complained that he
had been robbed of 49, by at the ticket shop
of j. Selover No. l57 Cedar street An investigation
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coupr CALENDAR-THIs DAr.

SUPREME CorKI-CIRcuI.a,,NsS,';, ,, III % 81 ~
Sroox.r CoTtr-SPscIAL TERh.-Nos. los. l6sS,
10 i7 iSs is3 100 isl 49, iei s5, is* in 49, %" ID H.
'rsnrrarop CorRr-SproIAL TERS.-The following
eases .r in il order for ra: Nos TO- % 81 Co. 49, a. o. -
g. 81 ~ nal ". asx ~
. oe -. I,s I,s Ie 300 2oi 2O2 2ot 95 i5l Pat II
NJ rs Ia 4, iss 1872 So 1872 le lsf is5. iS, IT. ~.
Usr1tp STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. 80, -.
a. rs g. a. 80 90 81. s. - "a. M,
SUPERIOR CoyRr-TRIAL TERM.-Nos 2sv, -
is7 iss Iss I7o III. ~ rs ia Ias e e. q S S ~
BrooxLrs CiTr CoURT.-Nos a. 2. 8, III IL, IL IL
a. a. q. y. u. y, u, q, y, n. " n, "
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FATAL ACCIDENT BIT rur ExrLosIos or CASPHt,sh y;
-Sarsh Briner, q German gid, Is years Of aSo ~sS
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The City Hall clock has suspended. 1t has been 20
minutes past for three days The City has been hum
bugged shamefully in clocks, and it is time we had
better time Is there a good time coming.?
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Mr.. A. II. Davenports benefit on Monday night at
Walack theater was well attended, notwithstanding
the severe Storm Mr.. ID. enthusiastically called
out and made neat speech, stating that he had been
very i'll for two or three days and thanking his friends
for their attendance.
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BENEFIT oY Mr. GAYLER.-At Mr.. Gaylers benef
al Empire Hail. this afternoon and evening" attractions
more than ordinary are offered This afternoon Mis-:
Laura Ktene will read original poem on the
subject Of DR.. Kane's discoveries; and this evening
beside the regular lecture, there some extra read
ings by Dir. Gayler himself.
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Broadway was throngcd yesterday with promenaders'
attracted to the street by the magnificent weather. Inc
crowd was Ne great on any early Autumn day, and
the whole city, indeed, presented scene of comfort
and gayety any thing but characteristic OF Mdwnter
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The grocery store No. 400 Hudson street was bur-
glario,siy entered on Monday night, and tirkin of
butter stolen therefrom. Policeman Standsh saw a
rran walking along Hudson street with the irkin upon
hi- shoulder, aud approached him, when the fellow
dropped the tub OF butter and escaped.
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Dr.. S. Waterman, No 100 Forsyth street, was ap-
pointed on the 3lst December by the Police Commits
sioners, Assistant Police Surgeon, and has charge Of
the Fifth District comprising the Fourth and Sixth
Wards.