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ossIaucIloNs IN THE CHANNEL.

In TIE HvRALp OF the 2lst Of last month the wreck OF
the ship Kate Dyer referred 10 dangerous OBJ
structon at the entrance Of tho harbof. This vessel
Will DO remembered, was sunk by collidng with the
steamship Scotland. she los ten miles from Sandy
Hook light bearing from Fro Island light south BY west
The directly in the track OF inward bound yes
sells from tho eastward well those that connu-
ally passing between tho Southern and Eastern ports
Another and serious obstruction lies inside the
bar outside Of Sandy Ho * threcquarcrs Of mile cash
northeast from the 20 mt OF the Ho,k, with the bay
lishts Ia range. and In direct course for
Ciddings channel. and inst In thu entrance OF
the SWash channel with the Swash lights in range.
The wreck Of schooner laden with coal 70 referred "a,
whion SINK early last spring It Hos In the d:recs
OF going aud ont OF this port and Is
constant eource or danger. Sand Is also working up
around her and II the wreck s not removed the
Of sand bar will be formod which would mate
rally interfere With the trade OF this port Already
Of the steamers for Europe has struck the wreck and
ceiyed considerable damage. !
Congress the other day appropriated the sum Of
500 900 for the removal of tbe wreck OF the steamer
Scotland, without taking into confederation those more
important obsructsons Tho longer these wrecks 70.
main IN their present position the more did1cut they
will be TO account Of the sand bars forming
around them. Shpoxncrs and maui cal men also sug-
gs that Congress make an Appropriation FOR tho placing
OF cone boys iron ghtshps n the place OF the NILE
cradle spar buoys that a present indicate the Of
tho channel In the lower bay, the spar bucys
stanily covered with leo In the winter, rendering u In.
possible 70 see them or Distinguish their colorx
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The work on the new Quaran;ne station on West
Bank wss commenced on Monday by the laying Of the
most important pat Of the foundson In the shape Of
. crate made Of wood, thirty feet wide at bottom and
twenty feet at top, ana filled with stones until 10 sunk
TO the bottom. II faces towards Sandy Hook. Coney
Island and the Upper Bay, and is formed with sharp
point 10 cut Heating ICE with two faces eighty feet each
10 length and two sides aboUt hundred aod SIXTY
length, form nG altogether. 40 now laid, an acute
aogled paralIcoeam, wanting end and open In the
centre This peculiar shape is desgued 70 give the
tons Of the foundation greater STABILITY and strength
10 ress the waves and Anything that may BE- carried
against H. The weight OF these sections may be Judged
rum the fatt mat I'VE steamer sone OF them lent FOR
thNs particular service by the United states authorized,
Gro employed 10 towing the portion Of the foundation
taken Town On Monday, and the time occupied IN 80
DO ~ and In sinking was ct least twenty -four hors
The woYks promise 10 great success and IN
nothing that Gao dissproipi the expectation that they
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SUPREME covsT-seNERAL Team.
Interesting Action In Relation TO stolen
Handicapped from n Judgment.

Interesting Action In Relation TO stolen
Handicapped from a Judgment.
Before Jadges Leonard, Insraham AMI Clerke.
WrIam Wl,ts Va. William NJ larkes ct a'.--This
appeal from Judgment action for tho
alleged conversion of two Albany city bonds Boz
ten city bonds and Portland city bond Of the value
of 81 900 each. The defendant 10 broker, and the
bonds brought to him by different persons, tho
BOSTON and Portland bonds by one w. r. Holbrook, and
tho Albany bonds by Robinson, In August, 1862.
Robinson and Hobrook both spectators in nego.
Table paper and the latter had received them from
Robinson. who mad originally received them from man
named Watson Tho bonds not traced into any
possession further tlan Waisons, but the plaintiff
proved Ihem 10 have been stolen from his safe IN
July, 1852 In the Of the transact on In the
negotiation OF he bonds tween these pares, Pares ad
vanced the three Eastern bonds 10 Hobrook and
81 500 The Albany bonds to Robinson, who accounted
10 Watson their principal :or tho money obtained.
Parkes ~ Is alleged, knew nothing or WATSON, nor had
he any information, for whom Holbrook and Robinson
acting. The Albany bonds were Sold through the
fundamentally Of Pcrkcs to parties In Albany, and the
Eastern bonds To party Ia Boston, and accounts duly
rendered 70 Hoibrooa and Robinson who in turn, paid
the proceeds 6nductng brokerage fees. &C. 70
Watson Perkes, aoibruok and Robinson that
they had Knowledge suspicion Of The bonds having
been stolen and the former trial the Jddge held upon
this evidence thore question 10 go TO the jury
upon the matter Of the good faith ia the transaction
that the defendant not liable and directed verdict
accordingly. On the conclusion OF the argument yestcr-
day the Court took tho papers and reserved It's decision
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BOARD or EDUCATION,

The Board Of Education met Last evening, Commits.
sioner Mclean presiding.
The President announced the following committees Of
the Board for the present year.
F~a.ceMessrs. Vance. Brennan Small Warren, Pattcr
%. rsoea~s-Messra Dupicnac Warren, Turner, FAR.
..oa Dsiidiss-Messs. Miller. Small Allen. jackson.
,,6s ssrpss-Nessrs Brennan, Vance, Far, Dupisnsc..
Asdaias commiss-Mcssrs Turner. Coop Small fisaly.
On Crr Of stsdie' asd shocs Dooas-xessrs. Roosevelt.
Allen. Larremore Nelson, Merrill -.
: on saiol Ts@riws--Msssr Hickman, Jackson Coop
Brennan. iieaiy.
On Eor~ai ScAool-Messs FAR. Miller. Small, Nelson
Allen.
On Enins saAoos-Messrs. Turner Warren, Vance, Hitch
On c,e1sd ScAcO.-Nsssrs Warren. Patterson. Merrill
o. Warmiqg and vs~6aHor-Messrs. Hayes Farr, Dupis
On Iyiasss Ei~fio.s and Qn,1ooticns-Messrs Larrs.
more. Hayes Hcaiy. Post Coop
Mr. Roosevelt declined servins on any committee,
except one, ON account VI III health. >
No further businss Of importance came Oh, and the
- nAao
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THE GU r T S.
UNITED STATES coxsIssoSEs's COURT.

Charge Of Alleged Cruelty ON the High seas.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The further hearing OF the charge against Julius Cau
kins master OF the ship Energy OF having cruelty as
saultcd Edward Dwyer . seaman. on Christmas day,
while on the voyage from Liverpool to New York, was
resumed yesterday.
NJ Bell appeared on behalf Of the government, and
Mr.. r. D. Benedict for tho defendant
The defence was now entered upon, and Mr. Benedict
produced the log Of the ship show that about the time
Of the alleged assault the steerng gear WIS carried Away
by violent He also exhibited TO ne court dia-
gram OF the poop deck and ronted ot tue spo'
he sa the cap ain standing giving ORDERS 70 the
second mate, who 81 the wheel house me second
mate examined He deposed that no man was
struck that deck with Delaying pn sucn tnihR
had ec urred he would have It, there was q loot
and half Of water deck washing the men from one
side 10 the other, and one man was injured the vcss
the trough Of the and the captain wanted 70
get her up to the wind to steady her. u was quite DARK
on board the vessel there light enouch TO DIS
peuish person; Dwyers sight so bad that ne could
not be placed lookout sent alof and the witness
said that though Dryer was In his watch during the
voyage no heard that he injured In any man
Further testimony ~as 10 the effect that the cap
not the deck at all at the time OF the
all .gcd assault but TINT he The poop, giving
orders in reference TO the sailing OF the SHIP
The Commissioner ordered the captain to be dis
charged
Charge Of Perjury.
Before Commissioner White.
John Mensch Was charged with having committed
perjury the trial of John Stewart in the Circuit Court
the 10th inst for having sold counterfeit money to
government detective This detective Stewards
Trial that he purchased the counterfeit money from
Stewart Menscn was called as q witness for the de-
fene o. Stewart, and deposed that the package OF
terfet money purchased by the detective nothing
but pieces II waste paper The officer now came before
Commissioners White and dcpcs that h's statement wa.
true and that OF Mcnsch false. The further hearing Of
tho adjourned.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
Before Judge Russell.

In this court ysstsrday Alexander Lindsay and James
May wore tried and convicted OF grand larceny In steal
Ing oaes OF goods nom the sidewalk opposite the
Of SOMEHOW Co.. ITO Church street. the 9th Of De-
cembsr The box contained Spanish linen, valued 1t
Seo0 detective observed that the prisoners acted
suspicousiy and followed them through various
aud saw tho theft committed. The Judge, In passing
sentence observed that tho prisoners were notoriou
larccuiea He regretted thas the law would not permit
him TO send tho State Prison for twenty year,
and imposed the highest senteuca the Law allowed
which was Improvement In tho stase Prison for i've
ycara
$780, the property Of Charles L Jones, No % West F
tseowe Davis, who stole silver watch from August
Miller on New Years day, while riding In Grand street
car pleaded guilty TO pity lar envy from the person
sucar and Davis each sent TO the State Prison for
NAY Newman, who stole $50 worth OF clothing from
Lewis Lewis, IS avenue the 7th instant pleaded
guilty TO On attempt At grand arccnv, and was sent 70
the State Prison FOR two years and elk montha
WIN Mcfarland "a boyl was convicted Of burglarously
enter OF the premises of Diedrch Abraham, ~ Dry
Dock street. the Slst Of December He scnt 10 the
House or Refuge.
Csshsrne Dussn pleaded guilty 70 petty larceny she
having been indicted for stealing SIS worth Of cioihing
nom ipsns Bush, % Tsuth street. the 18th Of Dece-
bsr she was sept 70 ths City Prison for SIXTY days
WIN. Lambert and James Hurley, who stole pocket
book, containing - from Barbara Bradbury whils pass-
Ing thsous tho Bowery pleaded guilty " N attempt 1t
ychs Cssjbci offered similar piea, he HAVING stolen
horse and truck valued $780, The property Of John
sullivan, 90 Barter street. These prisoners wsso 70.
mapded for sentence.
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SUPREME coyaT--caA3seRs.
benjamin II. Buffers Obligations.
Before Judge G. q. Barnard.


Lester rs. Benjamin. f. Batisr; Ktasrey Same Sic
lreicn Some; Tiiden d. Same The complaints In
these actions allegc false arrest and Imprisonment
lawful conversion Of property aud Indebtedness, the
claims amounting in the aggregate to s3ol 80, and
short since motion made before tis for
change OF the trials o. the to the United States
District Court in accordance with the provisions Of the
act OF Congress Of l63 which provides that any officer
or tho government against whom any civil action shall
be brought for acts IN official capacity under
authority from President OF the United States may
have such adjudication In the United States courts The
acts complained OF IN these suits done wbo the
defendant in command of the United States forces
In New Orleans, comrrised 10 the Department Of hc
Cur" Nc Justice Barnard yesterday delivered the fol-
lowing opinion In re.ation 70 the application for re-
moval--
As construe the different acts OF Congress- the de-
fondant is entitled matter Of course, filing n
verified petition 10 have these removed for trial
tho United States cannot what difference
IL would 10 plaintiffs ia what court they tried.
Tho United States Court try them as carefully aud
speedily the State Court No delay Will tho
court il always 10 session. Notions granted.
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srRiserILp. Masa. Jan. 10. 1901.
Two cars Of the Adams and Merchants Union Ex-
presses, which left here for Albany isa wednesday.
wers badly showed up and did mot reach there until
Saturday Upon their arrival Il was found thai They
had been plundered Of their most valuable csntons
The rapers and mail matter had been cut open auf
strewn about evidently IN search Of money There To-
no clue the robbers, IL the Place where the rob-
berg occurred known Tho amount Of property ste!on
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2567, 27si, os27. 2e0e 2sla Part IT. Noa 2ess 5000
SOLO 27li so3s, sole, 2sss. 29eo. 1892, 1I4e, 5000
305s, 1870 3072, SOFA LEO
CouRr OF Cosrsoy PLsAs-TRfsL TERN Part I-Noe
AS SCI s9s 572 4se, 500. l50 364, 577, 5!e, $50,
$50 $50 570 57l Part IL Nos. 500, 500, ATS, 1856
$50 335 lli3 has, STA, 575, 5T5, $751; $780, 5Si Ca
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will be prosecuted with vgor and finished In very
short time It Is announced that the proposition OF
tie owners Of Dayds Il aud 10 sen 10 the government
for hospia and barrack purposes has been referred 10
the Quartermaster General Tor InvestsaLion.
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COURT CAleNbAs--THIs pAY.

srrHrn Corsr-- GxSsRAL ryRx.-Enumerated mo-
sjoHs Mos "a, $40, 81, S. 81, S. &c. ST. S. So co. o.
o., as 70. II, IL "a, "a 70, 70, a. ~, ~
5upxvvn CovHr-Crncun -Psr I--Nos se3, go, 1895,
l07p o, eoQ 53q Ssl, 3s4 1882 7l3 CSC, 1887, o8j,
the Ia.
surNsss Covsr-cHAxBERs Mos 50, q, ~ o.
Call begins at24l
2cel, 2ssi, $751; 22e, 2e7o, 1896. 2spJ 24i, 2lsS,
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senor Don Gabriel Garcia rassara, Spanish Mlnsstes
st Washington: c. A. Crvmmelin, " Amsterdam, Hol.
iand end l. De Poestsl spanish Consul 81 New York,
are stopping ~ the BrevOors House
Cement b. A. Darnun, Of Syracuse. b stopping q ~
81 Donip Hotel.
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E,OR IIvERPOOI.-OLD BLACK BAIL LINE SHIP
u COLUMBIA Captain Robinson. sells Saturday JLnnlry
~ For cabin or sscond ca nny on bor toat
Of hickman street. or 10 ROCHE BROTHERS r. COFFEY,
Ia and lis South street.
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CONTINUATION OF tho Frccmau Cause.-The De-
fence Rebuts the Allegations NJ the Plain.
tin and Obtains q Verdict.
Before Judge laly
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L,oR RICHMOND, NORFOLK AND CITY POINT.
The sidewheei steamships
HATTERAS, Captain Alexander. Every SATURDAY.
Abe MARLE, Captain Bourne Every Wednesds y
At IL NJ from pier 50 North river giving through bills o.
adnr Sc 10 all points he Sea0oard Railroad and s
connexions.
LIVINGSTON, FOX { co. Agents ss Liberty street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

III CDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
Trains for Albany AMI Troy connecting with Sor:her
and Western trains leave ksw yoi via Hudson River Rail
read Ihrs,h street and Tenth Avenue. and - 4. n.
End 1888, $50 and u y. NJ. Harlem Railroad TSer
iy-siYth stree, and Fourth at II A. NJ and Ais
7he $50 r. NJ train Hudson River will run SUNDAYS
Sleeping attached to $50 ard II 4. NJ trains. s2
r train is also attached sleeping car every day eS
X. W. and o. Railroad without change.
Sunday train Hudson Road New York TO Pough
kecpse and return leaving New York at s1 A. M and on
Harlem TOAD Forty street to Mierton AMI RETURN
leaving New York Gtyt. H.
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=. Sur bic Gbatlade,. .ba6 Marlbau ii

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nor Sabren 9ema@te Grtldrun9 @errt
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taner oerp1i6tete. Ste abpptirt pfen bic
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81 mobl ct piro es tbun. Ct 1T psr
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Ser NprfiRer Der 4latform Com
tntttte Der rep. Etaat6s
S]CnUeuttcu
bic rerub. Ylatfprm m.

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3wede Der GeihteQun9 9lei9er Greibet1
fir @Qe i'm 9ansen 2anp."
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reputlifanil9en partet> welde anoer{
3wede unp Nbit@ten gu babm i9eineu
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bdlt> ntdt ufriepen nit Dent &pa5 fte. IN
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itdnoe Ell oroern m6dten.
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gang auberorpentliden Mufrufe &ufdut,
1T lie Grfl1run9 cab bic fleine 2p9e Der
@pop Templar gu ct. paul ben
S6luhel ;u pen 0eminen aller Ibri9en
Treunpe ber uMpralttdt MdBiefeit unp
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nnebmen, paB bic Mit9lieper bteier Qose
eben btejentgen pelde finb uno auf Grz
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1T i'm b6@iten @rape ld6erltd.
Der Noriger Der platf,rm<G COMMITTEE
Orr Sirelairpon @inona idbrt in leine,
@srtbetpteung per Nntt1empsun;rlaultl
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Die xNrtR~ ilber bic xemperen3.
fra9e..

uSb bic Deutl9en sufrieoen fem merz
ben nit etnem 5errt Son @op. Mar1 ba0
@el9idte 1T 8e3u9 auf ba6 Mainez@ez
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por, paS bic upreb" bterauf !antrpprtet.
sic 1a9t:
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len, ipnoern btelelbe i'm @e9entbeil auf'5
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betannt sumaGbeil aid fdpn aetorbde,t
l1nbI '%serpprben, .tbaten ras Mddmliide. 4:
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l1nb bic bempfratilde 9eai6latur: Yalz
itrte DDS Semperens9eleb, mte 1ptr betpeilen
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6iiermit tppuen mir nun ni9t beabGd<
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lprbern mir tpplten nur bem 2eier Bic
srpbe @abrbett Dor N19en flbrem, rab
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parteizS r9dntiatipnen perla0en fam,
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mann, na9bem ct ben beutl9en @ett.
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ba6 Gemperen59eieb Elm 5umbu9 it,
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8latt iiber 1einer Na1nen5unter19rift erz
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tldrt: SD bin 9e9en prpbibitisz &C.
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9eredt urtbetlente Mann ben eritano
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i'm Staat> tint Marlbal unb ba6 ibrtge
reputlttanti9e @taatsttdet nit 9lorretder
Majprttdt su wdblen.