The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-23

rux WEATHER YrsrrRA..-A dun. damp. foggy, suy.i
cdai day was yesterday On ne rivers the FOG ressd
from early morning, and the forf. Goats crossed wiis
caution and sownesx In the streets the sush lay In
deep pools aud pedestrians tried IN vain TO ind the
solid ground. To make matters stu more siushy gDd
st generally uncomfortable rain fell 1t Intervals
throughout the day. and from the house tops and
ngs there dripping, varied with the fall
OF those DAYS when philosophy fails sustain
the dropping spirits when the naturally lively become
respondent ana the dsspondsnt seriously estimate the
comparative merits OF hanging drowning and shooting
means OF shutting OF this mortal coil. None but
those who were absolutely obliged TO do so left their
homes and the deserted appearance OF the streets
duly corresponded with the general dulness OF tho
weather
WEEKLY WEATHER RsroRr.--The maximum OF the
barometer at the Park during the past week 30 sos
at9P NJ. on the leth, and tho minimum 20 653 at 2
r. N. on the 18th. The maximum Of tho thermometer
was 40 20 at and p NJ the 2lst and the minimu
140at A. NJ on the Goth. There on the 18th
and ~ p. M aud on the 20th the duration being
four hours and thiry-eght minutes respectively snow
fell the Goth for i've hours and thry-two minutes.
the depth being lao inches. Snow mixed With rain
also fell the Goth for thirty-one minutes To al
duration Of raining and showing, six hours and forty
Eve minutes Depth OF rain aud melted snow, twelve
inches very beautiful areolte was observed al Gal
Of 5ysn ana ,e,a ssnasoms sSoo,ur s,ars ware
observed during the week.
FusEaAr OF ANOTHER yErERAN.-The remains at
Charles Hasey distinguished veteran Of the OF
1872 we're removed from his late residence 13a Cherry
street. yesterday. The funeral was largely attended,
and amid the train q sorrowing friends ~ers mo. nOs
was mortal Of departed. The veterans OF 1914
ike tho sa.anns, leaves are w,b maj or bos.
gallant ones who have gone before him, felt unminyed
resret
GRAMMAR SCHOOL No. "a Tho academical exercises
OF the male department Of Grammar School No. "A.
near Leonard street, place to-day at quarter past
fup uUn0
conduct aud educational progress wili % asnoutea
The will be OF much interest," 70 inc parents
and friends Of the schoarr whose merits sua foncency
ing TO the deserts Of each.
ST. MscrAHLs TEMPERANCE SocIrrr. This society ~
its last meeting adopted diploma novel 10 design and
striking in application. On enamelied card Is the
ST. Michael from Guido II represents tho Archango1
resting one upon the dragon and holding lance sol
for The lunge while tho dragon lies PROSTATE on the
verge Of precipice locking horror and Desperation
vet cIutchng the broken OF his fslen standard
Beneath and around him in thick confusion debrs,
th. scattered wrecks marked ''ae vaults, 'ree con-
cers," Example rooms besides broken casks bottles
Ac through which consuming flames are raging Inc
two figures are intended perscDy Temperane and In
temperance and st Michael holds up triumpbanuy
banner with the inscr Favss OF God peace plenty.
health. hoayen:u and cast down beside him y the
DRAGONS standard with the Words "Angef OF uo pov
cry crime sua Tss aea Is sEsn from Guide
is founded the battle between t6e VICTORIOUS nscn
angel and the dragon related IN keSeissour, Sn~1'"
twelve, verse nine.
Ar THE MoacuE ron MULTIPLICATION -Thers was
taken 70 the orgus night. from the East rver We
body OF an unknown man. aged about thrty-Ave years.
ave feet ten inches high ard slinly buis III onfr'
beard whisksrs and mustsche Of abrcwnisn snaue
When taken Of the water no hrd ona pshck pa'ovs
bIacK cloth penis and vest, white linen SHIRT wnlss
merino undershirt, white cotton drawers, pae woAscD
socks aud elastic CATERS The body or the unKoown
will be retained the Morgue to-day fr idenunca'on.
CRY Car AcoDssrs--At about half-past Ave O'Clock
last evening man, who refused to give his NAME 70"
from the front platform Of THIRD avenue oar. W.
wheels OF which passed over his left hands simoss
entirely severing II from the arm. .p
CHRISTINA Gnnthal whc in comp my WIN net nus
band on Eighth avenue No. ~, " a. aOout ieaviue
the car OF Hudson act Ciarkson etreeu
whc, the conductor pulled be too soon ana the cal
started dragging MIRA Grntha Rdstai zee Oh some wv
feet tearing her clothes and njurng hA rvery severely