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ANorHER FINANcIAL CR1sts H.,

ANOTHER FINANCIAL CRISIS fMNI-
NENT.-A special dispatch to the Louis-
Vile Courier j ournal, from New York.
says the money market is very tight
again. Another panic and decliie are
predicted. Wall street.can't understand
McCulloch's policy, and is nervous and
excited Any new cause of alarm will
throw the market into agitation.
1t is declared that the Treasury ring
is manipulating the Department '.r its
private profit. The Tribune say that
McCulloch must have known for tn. past
three weeks that all business throughout
the country was paralyzed by the String
ent money market, assisted by tlslock
ing up of ten or twelve millions of 9reen-
books by clique of operators yss had
sold other peoples property, and ordel
to break prices and buy back at 4 rofit
used an unprincipIed methsd siS r', 3bg it
and charges the disarrangs nss-;,s sur
rencies and shrinking of ~ the
mismanagemept of the Trir-tpart
ment. 49,
80 GOV y :. . A n 49, y r lYd p @sl
isau = 'ns will Anasit greedy sss !. :
oocument Purchase nom Mr. CO. mos
which hafer machines at their e. sam,
s,nuoa h..sices, freight, Sc, a s;l;o
si..sa ssiS,atsssSinstructions in thei< g. y
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Extraordinary Standardization OF n YouuR
Roy, Eleven Years Old, on Account Of his
Brother Being sent tn Prison.
Yesterday morning shortly before eleven o'clock
Jacob Dullsch boz only eleven years old committed
suicito By hanging himself by OF his comforter
Mt his mothers residence No. All West rwsnsy.nrth
street, between Eighth and Ninth avenuoa From In.
qures made il appears that the deceased was
devotedly attached elder brother. named
Lawrence Buacb, and tho latter was lately
committed by Justice Dodgo 10 tho Island as
confirmed drunkard, niu mother wcow, having rc
ques ID tho suss adopt this plan Tor his reformation
The little boy las bcsn plunged into tho deepest de-
pondsncY since bis brother sent 10 prison. and has
repeatedly nptred hrs mother 10 40 ihe police court
and Try and eel him rciesses again Thinking, how
ever, that would oe better ter tns YOUNG man 10 10
kept 10 place where hc could no. gaia access 70 liquor,
Mrs. Buiacn has pcrsstcnuy refused 70 got Lawrence
discharged. Yesterday morning JACOB made q last
appeal " mis- mother but Rhe turned deaf TO b,s
enttoafes and went out 10 ket him cry ing
bitterly ON nor return homo she found some difficulty
~ opening she door, and wlea sEs ~ last succest-d
| IN dong 80 she discovered 70 her horror
her little BOY hanging ty his comforter from one
OF the pess oehiad ths door, quite dead Her shrsks
q alarm queky brought ~ toe nsshDounR dodgers aud
doctor was sent ior and the body VI the boy down
Medical atAistahce or avail a. lie was quito
tneL Mrs bulsch, who Is French woman, has
deav0e1 10 support har family honest for some tme
past, having seu left widow sith a large tsmy.
There IS s doud oat grief for his br hsr's prison
ment prompted tt 0 by away hts NE and ihe
las ereslcd thu greatest exoi.e meat In The
slborhood An order for the OroiAers release from
Backweis Island has been signed by stice Dodge %
enable aim 10 be present ~ the funeral or deceased.
coroner KstrAn ied an inquest on The bodg and the
jury rendered verdict corresponding With the fore
gong facts deceased wac bright iptsU,gspt lad but
ol AZ extremely stpslufe nature
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he managed-suferina, however, from lack Of wind-n
robbed OF diamond necklace and earrings In value
amounting 70 between 600 and $4,000. The facts re-
lated these a day ago lady called Into the
lane with she jewels for the purpose Of having them
cleaned Yesterday while the articles we're In the hands
OF OF the females engaged In the establishment.
undergoing some necessary process previous 10
being turned over to the foreman or the shop young
man employed IL the estabshmsnt whose name "
her that had been sent for the diamonds BY the FORE
man The young woman, mot suspsotng anything
wrong handed over precious stones 70 Vincent and
hearing him for about half hour informed the
foreman Of what had TRANSFERRED Search was instituted
bus the man and jewels were nowhere TO DO found.
After vainly sndeavOrng u md Vincent Inspector
Dks OF tho ccntral police Office, was informed OF the
transaction. Steps have baen taken for the apprehen
s!ou Of the diamond fancior
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anAsl QE snpsRYisaHs.

special meeting o. this Board WAS bold yesterday
morning in the chamber Of tho Board, At which ma
jorty OF members waro present, with the President
Supervisor Roche, 10 tho chair. A small amount Of
routns business was transacted aud tho Comptroller q
estimate for iscs vas received appropriately referred
and ordered 10 be printed.
Supervisor rwysD oTrei reriss OF resolutions rsla-
tive to tie death VI the into Supers Joseph TAYLOR
IN which were contained handsons tribate TO the
memory OF the deceased and expressions Of condocnce
with the widow sri family OF deceased Tho resolu.
tons we're unauin i'iy adopted ordered 10 hs entered
OF the MINUTES 80 prlussd in the Official county
papers
Alter making arrange ments 10 ateni tho funeral OF
deceased, on Tuesday u5xt, The Board adjourned.
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THE BOARD or EDUCATION AND TIE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION

70 rHK EDITOR or IHE HkRAtD:--
Tho Citizens Association makes . public statement
which appears in the HzaALp or the 0tn inst regarding
the amount OF funds asked for by the Board Of Educs~
,on for 1867 aud 1868. said statement batrsys wiz
lpgness tho part Of sad alton to deceive the
citizens Of Ne. York; Otherwise those who respon.
sble for the document gnoran. OF the subject on
which they are attempting 70 enishten tho Taxpayers
and others The statement referred to 10 IN
many particulars, part Of which reads thus.-cIhc.
whole number Of children In attendance upon the
In 1865 EOS ga and amount asked 1897
this basis vas s., 81 AL while IN 1861 the num-
Dor 207 S49 and tue total amouat asked for Ia he
original estimate for 1858 upon basis IL 81 700 0o0
Tue facts foows:-Oa the attendance Of 1858 tho
Board Of Education asked originally tor 81 o22 900 tor
the year 1857, said estimate being based on eight
dollars per scholar, tnat sum being ell tho,
law then allowed The Legislature of 1857 Ia
creased the sum dollars per scholar and in April
1867 tue Board Of Education received the sdditcnal
sum Of SAT- 3lS making total Tor educational pur.
poses for 1857 OF 81 $50 3 sac S43 than ths,
amount asked for SOS. Hereafter lot Inc Citizens
Association wnen Il makes puoc statsnents give tthe
whole truth and nothing but tue truta.n IL certainly
should know the raised Tor 1867 II NOT
let the managers consult public documents and Ties
learn facts. .
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SUPERIOR CovaT-GENERAL TERM.
Damages Against n Railroad Company
Appeul.

Appeal.
Before Judges Robertson, Barbour aud Gsrvin.
Adry A. AcBennet, n 8pondeat. w. The Second Au.nue
Rdtroa Company This was appeal from judg-
ment Tor s. 234 entered for the plaintiff and from
From tho facts set forth II appeared taat tho plaintiff
married woman and kept a small stationery
In Third avenue. On the 20tn February, 1865, got
on one OF the defendants Peck slip to ride to
For eth street When the reached that locality
she rang the bell and told the conductor to
stop. the car, which accordingly done. She
wel out Of the back door tie platform and in
tho plaintiff. the conductor rang the bell and Tho
stated she was thrown down and her hoop skirt hav
iDe caught IN projecting bolt upon tie car, she
dragged across Foreth street thty forty tee.
She was picked up insensibe sne assisted home. At
ths time the plaintiff was four months advanced in
pregnancy and the ply s!can who attended her esied
shat in his judgment her unusual condition aud
occasonet by her being dragged along the ground The
planttH then brought suit against the defendants
Tor damages. The cause was tried before Judge Bar
bour and jury and resulted in verdict for $4,000.
which judgment was entered and from that judgment
lhH appeal was brought.
gully OF negligence in not supporting herself by tho
handles placed each side OF steps for that pur
pose that the whoe occurrence a accident;
that tho testimony OF the physician improperly adj
mitted he having not seen the plaintiff until four days
aftor her Confinement and that the had not started
until the plaintiff was the ground.
Counsel for respondent contended Iha. the conductor
and driver of The car were guilty of negligence If they
started the car after the p!aIun was aghng and DO
fore she left the vehicle &nd II she was thrown down
and dragged IN consequence the defendants were liable
1or che result The court reserved judgment
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nuDsoy RIVER WINTER SCENERY.

Nynrif, Roc.slnnd-Thc voorhees, nTnnsion.
well remember walking through tho beautiful
grounds at sunnyslde with lr Washington Irving,
years ago, and the delight which he
In pointing out 10 tho views in the varied and may
n1cent scenery which he said had attracted his never
ceasng admiration And he uttered in my hearing
what he aterward repeated IN the first letter which he
ever addressed to me:-"After all my wandcrngs and
seeming ipndeties" he said II return to tho Hudson
with heartfelt preference Tor ai the other rivers
IL the world seem catch new life as bahe in lite
ample blows and nhae the pure breszcs OF It's hills
Here arc troacherous currents. dcccftfu sand.
broad, that bears with honorable faith tho bark that
trusts itself to its waves"
TWAS in The afternoon whom we took this little stroll To-.
ge,hcr Some seventy vessos large oops and schoop.
ers which had anchored In storm under tbs lee OF tho
northern end OF tho Psitsades the Tnppasn.Zsc and
the north eide or tho New YORK and Erie Railway pier
were spreading their white bcyng sasn the breeze
and tho whole feet moving up the broad erpanss
some fitting into dimness in the distant bay or Hsver.
straw and others rejecting the sunlight In such man
ner as almost TO illuminate the Tappsan.zee
Mr. Irving called ny attention TO "Post no Point. I"
or the Hook Mountain, m u Is called, which was
throwing us long and trosd shadow over the divided
baya Of rsppaan and Havorstraw. "Ihatr said he zig
ore o. The oe. varying and picturesque heights this
noble river Almost every hour Ia ms day II seems 10
assume some nsw hue and shhpe--now hitting It's bald
and cofi summit into the clear sKy and now recedeg
ao aoep shadows but always picturesque and beautiful
~ gu us chpug ~ Of form aud color"
remembered this conversation with Mr.. Irving tho
oIaor day when was looking upon the Hook Nouniain
aui the grand opening OF liap ersusy bay the broad
etpah ~ Tue geo" AID the interior Highland range
unseen from the other aide aud from the river.
,I mas min"intsr li,io way ~, % the north. the
'hOok' rose ~ the clear cod mir, darby, deeply,
DoeutfuUy biue"~-no ocean Ia any zone more so more
"nsayins and sublime" On he elevated height "a
gradual slope 10 tho TOP OF the Rocsand hits winch
dominate ovsr tie rsat bank Of ths hudson above lhs
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SunanGAIEls CQunI.

Surrogate Tucker has admitted to probate during the
past week the Wills OF the following pe-sonsGeorgo
a. Comfort, Maria 3, Cooper, Jonn simsher Eliza An
derEon, Rosa Loetfer, sep,lmus Crookes, Phneas ii.
Bucslsy aud Ferdinand L. rbsar.
Letters OF administration we're granted the estates
OF the following ment oned persons, viz :-Michae
Egan, John Ryan, Hannah Barrett, Joseph Cowen,
Thomas Gregan, Matilda Held Emma Hicks. John NOT
non. John w. Westiake, Robert A. Dew, Helen Evans
James ID. Dudgeon, James Moore, Rosna Baumgarten
John G orocnefon Ellenor shay, Martin Schard Eliza
Wool, johanna IL Boscn Benjamin T. Eastman John
Gsrmiuden, Harriet A. Brockwsy, Ellen Mclaughlin,
Kaie Reedy, Lloyd Starms Robert Stanford, Jaquos
Caora, Charles de Cockealle, Marten Gerken Meta
Meyer and Martha smith.
joan Mccarthy was appointed guardian OF Lucy,
Fzaoeih and Wlllism Nortou. inomas kanay OF James
Barrett John Mob. Davidson Of Edward E. Greggn /;
Maria T. Strange q Agnes A. and Jane S. Strange Ger
rude Lott OF Emilic +. Eison; Mary l. Winston Of
Henry :. AID Frederick j bston-
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Gay INTELLIGENCE.

ST GEcnoKs SOCIETY The annual meeting or the 81.
csorges Society OF New York held tho Everett.
House last Thursday evening. when the following
named gentlemen elected officers OF tho society
tos ensuing yesr.--Pres dent +. N. Archibald g. /;
vice presidents John Griffith aud John Hobbs; treas
urer, kooert bagc; secretaries, Thomas NJ Brane and
Solomon j. Jones; stewards, VIM. H. iorreli Morris II.
Henry, j. Min Vickers and Solomon j. Jones, chap
ains, Rev. Frsncs V,nt)n d. d., ADD Rev. franklin
Babbetl; pbysic ans John G. Beaes, Al. d., Morris Ii.
Henry, N. d., and Henry K. Durrant, ~ d., for New
York, and to Rotton. N. for Brooklyn; charitable
commtee Thomas Field Frank, Edward W Canning,
aud Edward Hill. Rcaaed J. Corts and william &.
Mum ord for Brooklyn: committee or eccounis Charles
Clifton Arthur Kendall and j. Miner Vlokers delegates
he board Of deputies OF benevolent aud omis rant
poietes Robert akor enc Richard J. Corts; sin0ner,
Gv Frederick Sill.
TIE RoEAS CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsYLvu. next
thursday evening, January 10. the annual bal OF the
Young Mems Roman Catholic Association In aid OF tho
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum takes place at the
Academy Of Music. So H. .dabie ertanment
aot fail 70 have a brilliant and large attendance. The
slams OF the orphan always certain 10 strike
aietc chord Ia the hearts Of citizens every do.
norainator. The association announces that tbs ball
vii be one OF the most brilliant IN point OF arrange
merits aud decoration, which been giG en- in
dis city.
lsrEAsT or LETTER CARRIERS NEw York POST
master Kelly, with the consent OF Postmaster General
Randall, will and after February L. add one hundred
city letter 10 the force now employed there
r hen be nice deliveries during Tho daE ia the up er
part oil Tie city and eight times a day down town Tns
matter del vefed aud collected curing the mon ID VI
pmbnr ID interesting
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a REMARKABLE TRANCE.
From tho Louisville Democrat, Jan.

From tho Louisville Democrat, Jan. q
young lady named Helen Hunter. living between
Dycusburg and Prsceton KY, during protIaeted re-
gious meeting held during the month Of November.
under the Influence OF religious excitement, fell mo
trance and remained in state Of apparent scicus
aroused from the state OF letharey into whicn
she had fallen she related tho experience of the ave
days. during when she professod t passed into The
othcr world and Witnessed tho glores Of Paradise, 40
well a. toe horrors Of the bottemss pit Eu the re.
markable part Of the sorry IL that she predicted that
health, would die before the year was out week
after the prediction made one OF tho yourg men
took sick and died IN a fow days. week or ten dsya
later the second diso, and the lrst dAy Of The
rear The thir1mD o6pkroA
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cOuaT-lx ADMIRALTY.

Thc Case of the steamships City of Paris,
Baltic and Others-Tbe Libel Dismissed.
Before Judge Biatchford
7As United States the Ste0nssAps City Of Par Bsltie
l,lon.ic and Manhattan. The argument IN this case,
which was opened Friday before Judge Batchford,
was continued yesterday occupying the court the greater
part OF the day.
lir Thomas O. !. Buckley, having exhausted lengthy
argument on the previous day counsel for the City Of
Paris, Atlantic and Battle followed yesterday by
Mr.. Nash and Mr.. Lsrocque for tho Manhattan. The
exception taken that tho section OF the act, the
violations Of the provisions Of which II was
alleged constituted the offence charged against the
was not applicable to steam vessels considered
fatal the ibs his Honor without passing the
other points raised the jurisdiction OF the court and
others dismissed the libel on exception alone Mr.
eimons. Acting United States District Attorney, ap.
peared for the government The District Attorney, Mr.
Courtney believing the position "a ken by govern
meRt in the seizure Of the vessels 70 be entirely
tanned BY alleged to have been violated by tho
steamers intends to appeal to tho Circuit Court whore
the case will soon be brought
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With pleasant music twisted and tumbled 10 10 sxteh,
OF their dssrss On the Capitollne the dashig Dung
Canadians hesgher Brothers, delighted the thong. and
many new movements we're introduced by thin to tho
multitude OF sxquisits.y and Appropriated dresscs
ladies and attendants within the enc losure
The new sensation In the city the opsng OF thu
Prospsct Park Lake for skating pleasure. Suitas build
lnss Save been prepared, and as the Park ! easy
sceess ths music and ice excellent, 10 will 500 beoon, !,
aiavorits Yesterday tho throug quito seat
al FOUND pleasure and eradication at this, the laugh
uoa Of winter sports In the Park.
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charming village Of Eyack) stands the paiatai resi-
dence OF Mr.. VIM. Voorhees, and II was rom the broad
piAzzas or this noble mansion, which, TOT Inc variety
extent and beauty OF site and scenery commands, mas
no superior on the Hudson river, that sas from the
wea side. view which ionged 10 have the loved An
iamented Irving living 10 With bis swn ooservant
eyes from my standpoint Of observation
Below ~ lay the charming village OF Nyack, every
mousse mot few costly and elsgkn. church. schocL
buildings Of every KIND, As completely "unier your
heighu which crown its eastern border 10 that andsr
direction II was IS struly rura ~ tho ovssst En2sh
village landscape. On the south and within almost .
stones throw rose the summit OF an stnnsuce the end
Of wooded range Of highlands, upon which, by next
June, there VIII be erscted ruMmer notel, With "sil
the modern improvements and accessories" and OF
perfectly easy access which predict vii. Do one OF the
most popular hot weather resorts within . hundred
miles OF the metropolis On the west through open
ing IN the Hook" range there rose pale blue IN the
wintry air. the Ramapo hills, and beyond them the
faint line OF the 'shongum" or Shssangunk noun
ta.na
Over the broad river all was classic ground. There
was the spot where Andre captured there was the
monument commemorating the patriotic deed and In
the wide gallery which We had lett step out upon the
balcony were the portraits OF ths 'forbears' OF our
host, who were themselves living when these deeds
were performed There was the wizard region OF sleepy
had made all the region round about immortal In
story.
Very beautiful Is ali this ia summer a. many New
Yorker can testify who has visited the voorhees, princey
mansion ~ guest, board bis beautiful yacht, the
Adde VI but. Mr. Editor. II you sver visit itand you
win have Knckerbocksr welcome from tho hospftaols
hostpray that your flight may be In she winter" for,
like the January view from the top Of the Caskis,
where, spreading wide waste OF snow lies before
you stretching the very edgs Of the horizon
esque beauty the glories Of the eafy month Of
June.n l.. GAYLORD CLARK.
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satREE,s nfflcs.

The bos'se'5g army Wien The fret Of The month
has siorned his oacs hss been completely demolished
and order once more rcsas Tho ssed5 Of tho weed re-
fesd 10 in the HrnatD o. Thursday last thas had mol
asyet sksn root have bssn Gspeed and those in pos
session sfs boShnins 20 tsenbls before the ocs hoe
Tho dspGys 1ics ~ nov passsbe, and parties having
bnsness 20 transact there neai not DO atightsd oy
cloads Of isbacco snake aud too crowds "
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UNITED STATES cuMMlssluSsss COURT.

The WoOd.NewcOmb Cause.-The Chief of tho
Secret service Division the stand.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United States Abner g. Ne,ccon,b.-This case
vas again up for hearing yesterday, the beng
principally held TO give Colonel Wood, chief Of the
secret service division Of the Treasury Department
opportunity 10 make statement OF all the crc
connected with the charge against the defendant and
. rabuttal statement TO that made few days ago by
United States Marahal Murray II the old story
ever again Of lays" and 'pants'' and putngs "up.n
After The Colonel crossed his Say" the case again
adjourned ull Friday next.
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MAYORS NfElcf.

The business at tho Meyers ONCE during the past few
days has been worry slack consequence Of the absence
Of the Mayor irom.iho city.
From the License Bureau, under Msrshni rapran,
licenses havs bean issued llowsPawnbrokn-s Il
coaches ID, ssnders, 95 public carts IL drvers. So
IMAGES express Wagons, 8; tniscolianeous s. total
1872 The amount received FOR fines during The week
- and shs total Imouas received turog The week 10
xlRS
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UNITED STATES COuRT-ls BANKRUPTCY.
Before Judge Blatchrord.

In me Mater Of Seymour Hsaress Z. Srnds-The
erder to show canse why adjudication Of bankruptcy
should not be made was rsturnabe and the Debtors by
their counsel, demanded trial by Jury.
Nr. Whitehead, counsel for tho debtors pcttioncd
against said hat the proceedings to mako his clients
bankrupt wore opposition 10 the wishes Of the majority
OF the creditors.
Judge Eatchford stated that tho only question before
HIM was whether An act Of bankruptcy had been COM
miited.
Ei1p James, counsel for the petiuoning creditors,
nied substituted 'petitionng creditors debt. aud the
case was set down for trial al the next term
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sUnsrAsTIAL RELIEy rHx roop.-A most prsiso-
Eorthy plan of relieving 70 great extent the sulerngs
or tho poor IN ,ho Eighteenth and twenty nt wards
has been adopted by sheriff O'Bren to whom since his
SECTION, nuniberess applications for roller have
made. Mr. . BrieD has purchased iargs quantity Of
pos which he purposes 70 distribute among the dcserv
NJ POOR Ia his district TIE applicant must be recoIa
nCndec by citizens CT the district and bring
tpruary qualification certificate 70 tho fact that he
ths IS not Labitra drrnkaFj. II all or the
phceb0ldcrs WHO ars drawing inmorss gaiarieg from
ho city and county ueafrrers would bat follow tho
ample thus let >herif o. Ben the poor people Or the
nty could be rendered hat comfortable during the
Ussent severe weather.
TAMEAyy HALL YorSG hEy's GENERAL Coslur7Ex
TIE Tamnsny Hall Young Msus General tonmt,es
met last Triaay evening their bcsQua rters 10 Ihlr
teet,h street and organized ny the selection Of r. Ed
ward ". Anis son MS Temporary chairman aud NJ Uar
un H acbtmaD as secretary Alter lne Troseu.atOu II
cred as hy delegates from sue rcapetNve warcs ths
comnuee anurGsd 10 meet aga.n % me 2Ji last, az
N sal.e place
toAcaRess BEsrv nssr socis7y.-Tbe Private Coach
nen's Benevolent socsiy held tusr annual r9union %
Y oaesday las, al the Sew York Assembly Rooms.
utyof HOifian was preeut aud made ~ n ADDRESS
fhe soeis numbers tined ADMIRED uombars sad Las
over eleven Aandred dollars IA tse irea.ury,
D9croa AEsA Dhssoat.--lhis medical practitioner o.
70 Eennu soI delivered yesterday she tIst Of series
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As.rstn o,Av1gD R0psssY.

About steven O'Clock yesterday morning Young man
rushed orestbless into mo inspectors olaeo At police
headquarters with sons matter OF great Importance 10
somnunisstA Altar tbss Or four iasssctual a.tsmpA