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Pine INPRovENExr-Oneo OF the most at
tractIye stores on 7th street is that of Messrs.
a Saks Il Co, No 5U7 Just above ID stree,
Wnien mas lately been undergoing thorough
IN elegant style. This change was rendered
necessary by their increasing business, which
IL he results OF their tact in advertising ID cir
1ss. r,.bv p IS ,heir large French pists viodoW VS.
In which are displayed sam pies VI their ready
made clothing. On either side IT the entrance
In broadcloth suits. Silver plated show clses
extend oeck TO the counting house in the rear
nlled with attractive goods In the gents fur
nishIng line. Walnut counters, shelves and
and all other articles 10 be found in a first
class clothing establishment Plate mirrors
are placed in convenient corlers and pannels
hung win pictures, making all look cheeful
Win BRUSSELS carpet, new furniture, wash
SANDS desk. tables, &c. &c The leng n of this
store Is IS feet oy 20 vide A wide stair case
m the rear part leads 10 another room above
OF the same size. This Is to be the cape and
overcoat show room; aleo, the taiior.ue estab.
Lsnment, wAieh 10 under the management of
perienced IN this line Of tue business. ur.
George w. Calvert, an old Was hiugtonian, rs
also employed in this store.
YOU'VE MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoorArrox-
DsdicG loa f Tar Ner H-H-In, ting Erer.
eises-The new hall of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association was Mid to repletion last
evening, n being the occasion Of the Dedication
OF nat portion Of the building. The building
itself has alresdy been described in ouP
columns, as also the hall, previous to its re.
ceiving the finishing touches On the plat
form were seated many of the most eminent
Divines and prominent citizens. At O'clock
p m, Henry ID. Cooke, Esq, called the assem-.
oiage 70 order, and announced that Chief jus.
nee Chase would preside. The Chief Justice
took the char. and after the readiug of
the 46th psalm by Rev. william Hamilton,
~. D., tie entire audience sang a
hymn. winch was followed by prayer by
Kew. A. B.Atkins, divinity" was then sung by
the Anon Quartette Club, after which the
presidents General u. o. Howard gave a brief
history OF the association, and an address was
delivered BY Rev. J. E Grammar Forrest
worship" was then sung by the Arion, and An
original poem by Mr.. A. Virgins, Of tue
Ireasury, was read by Professor George M
CaIdron- A congratulatory telegram from the
Baiumore Association was received and read.
addresses followed by Rev. J. Durysa, of
New YORK, and George H Stuart, ESQ Of
fnlladeiphia, and on motion Of the latter the
hen was ehristened "Lincoln Hall" The
exercises closed with benediction by Rev.
Sepumus Tustin,
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DUNG LApIIs' sEMIlARY,

Tnlrteenth street.
@ Ine duties Of this institution viii be resumed
ceDtemoere The school building fs loo ated in
sna y we'll Known ss the Epiphany Hieh school
ooloipe The enclosed grounds afford ample
Hay pe ootaioed 81 applyinG 10 the Rector Of the
suls sm MISS n. J. NARROWER.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ioAL, And EseLIsH A6kbEsr.
THIS instisuu9s recently inter TIE ehars. %
Prof y. A, sPRiSGIR, A. M IN the rTieus.y,
Mss tn Hone 90 street north, between issh
nSss but BOY: o. strictly sooa raj character
influence 10 fesnd a. InJuriea, 20 the sch ,oi
French and German By native tese hers az usual
Circulars can Be obtained q; the Book .toreofw W.
ssnspsype, 10; sis s IN :,P. 81. aud o; whiI
EyENIEe scBeoL, FROM. TosPM, AZ
tv.sa 18th and ism -Tho.. de.iroo. 81 sesu,riSs
Is1, ce@nsreiai AritsS.iie. Grs@@.r, PsS..s.
ship, Boek kesIiss. History Ancient aud Ned.
he srssssss .stss.sss. fsScs. orttf iGs .s
s ssa Mssie on the Flgtsl 90, sis. be ,.sshi q
rector. seso2t
EkKrcH AED eERMAN.
Prof: HENRY MARIx Win re.un. teaching
dee Ssss :4 IN s, sc:s, sps s s'. a
oSpH AEsiS fo Ssg ihs fls Hsp
instruS.or also In Thororeh Rase and Harmony
, : ;ss,s' Z oi
Me..rs iis or msi..SSst S s,,e s NO.
promptly RESPONDED 20. % s-st.
IEsTRICrIoS INHusIc ..!No. Z -sedkEL.
As 81; ss e: at ''s l''h street between aud
ENESINa oLAss.
An EyENISG CLASS viii Re organized October
ISL kmsrson Institute lah street between ]
.Ss 90 5oUs ssSsse ana
PeDmsnship. v, PAfTERsos. "0
sya Teacher Rs. s.ss:.9 ss ts''i: .s.s.,
RRkkrBss TsAP ssS 81 fIsso. Or
se:idsnes.iai q Street north e'tnst or,s
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF COLUMBIAN
COLLEGE,
II STREET.. BETWEEN 18TH ASD lara.
The regular Course o, Lectures "a this In.ti,a.
ton will commence On FaIsAY 7. October j, siSN
, S 5S.s f e k,s,f :, n ;. p D, Ds,s
HI. S Al sH 6ks.N IT, TaAssns .. r.Aso
stories. Ne ''s street nOrth or The S.:o
MRS a O. BUTTS, TEAORTR or yoUxL
TN M MY. ST. t., Residence, Grant Place, "a door
DRIyATE TUITION EIperienced Teacher
sons desiring C1rstrI a.d Ttorewri PIirsf, Ia
si,sst,oa in amp q the iyiIo- Wing branches
yie: Latin and french For term. inSuirs 81 Mis-
WklGhT. No 500 Mss..chusett ave. se IS ims
HOWARD INSTITUTE, MD.
Location beautiful and ,roverbi.Ily heslthy.
physical nST 1S ts ssl
oughy trained for business, for college, for VS.
sss G5 The Ssys rs ss%
cuars Of Prof Il. g. MA A, N Mathew
store. p. o., Howard county, Nd. Sos I'm
nj ISIS MANTLE pRAPER WILL RE-
~ spen her Private Olasses on the 30rH er
1BPI1MRlB, at No, 900 18th street. between q
Latin and M1ste VIII Le practical and thorough,
eonrse OF Light ~. Gymnastics, With Mssic, viii
ron fs =, Sise e thrce O'Clock. Miss draper re-
struete: Also. TO Rev. j. p. Newman. ID. n Rev
w. v. Tudor, Rev. yabeZ Fox. Hon Charles sum
nGa U. 8. s., Brissdier General Z. d. Townsend.
A.0 &c 2ms
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FURNITURE FURNITURE
II L o y b Lot R!l

FLouRirLouRu
Receipts direct from the mill. with ord,rs to SEN
at Market Rates.
BAKERs, ATfBHTIOHI
Assortment Largei Price Low
TO ALL PURCHASERS.
One Barrel or Thousands, at
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, by
sells WIN GAIT 3 90.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
SCHOOL REQUISITES,
&C, &C, &c.
SCHOLARS. PAREHTs, GUARDIANS, AUD
ALSO PROFESSORS AND TEACHES TO
DUB LARGE AND o0HPLETE STOCK OF
EvEBYTHING IN HE
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOK
LINE,
WHIoH WI WILL SELL AT vERV Low
RATES, WHoLEsALE AND RRrAIL.
BLANCHARD 4 MOHUN,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATTONERS.
Corner Pa. avenue and llth Street.
seq WASHINGTON CITY.
OVER FIVE MILLIONS SAVED -
By THE k
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TIE PRIZE FIGHT NEXT wEEK.-On Tues.
Gay next sam Collyer and Charles Dougherty
viii meet IN the prize rim for purse of 81 600
Collyer is well known In the ring. having en- =
couDtered Barney Aaron twice, being yictorius
the hrst time, and yanquIshed the second. He
defeated Bolster on the Potomac, Johnny Nc.
Glade IN OHIO, ana was beaten by Billy
Edwards IN August, Of last year. Dougherty
mas been in the ring but once, when he tough,
Gallagher at Savage Station, Va, for over two
hoprs- Dougnerty has been training near
Richmond Tor some time past, and ColIyer
while performing at Norfolk has been putting
himself In order. and from reports both men are
IN nne trim. THIS fight Is expected to be q
"rattline" one, as they are evenly matched and
each mas shown great powers Of Endurance
10 reach the "battle ground" (known as vet 10
Monday morning.
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RIvrR FRoNr-Etcy's Wharf-Arrived-
Schr. VIM. RuarK. Hooper, from Havre.de.
Grace, With lao tons Of c BAL for WIN. Guioand;
s:hr. Rosstoinans, from Port Deposit, with
10000 feet lumber for J. Il. Wart; schr Ste.
phen A. Douglass, Lewis, with oysters from
Hunting Greek for market; Union Bell, john
son, with oyster and swest potatoes for deal.
ers,
Johnscn's WhdJf--Sailed-S,hr. Ruth Shaw,
Shaw, for Georgetown, to load with coal for
Northern port.
Fo,cler's Wharf. -Arrived-Schr Mechanic,
Smart, with wood for ID. Athey.
GdlPs Wharf.-The steamer Arrow, Stack.
pole, left on her regular trip this morning, with
passengers for Mount Vernon. Steamer Thomas
CahilI, Maith, arrived last night from Balti.
more with freight, and left this morning for
Georgetown.
Potomac Ferry WAar.-Steamer wawaset,
Fowke, left for Carton IN this morning
Crouchs Whdrf.-Arrivsd - Steamer u. p.
Smith, Captain Smith, from New York. This
stesmer is brought here by Captain Martin to
run on regular line twice q week to all the
river landings FL far down as Accomac creek
She is said to te q last sailsr, and was used
during the war as dispatch boat at Fortress
Monroe.
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THE COERTS.

CRIMINAL Cou RT, JWtpe Fysaer.-Yesterday
N the case Of Charles Gray, indicted for the
lrceny OF ewelry, juror was withdrawn and
TIE case abau a oaed.
This morning the case of Richard Round.
tree, aiias John Eti-or, Indicted for ob.ainioe
money by false pre,ences, IN Representing maj
he was collecting for an In jureu firemen. Ie,m.
meDced yesteIday.) a verdict Of guilty. was
found. John Heiss, indicted FIR assault a nd
bsttery with intent TO kill, ID OF trial,
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SoIpIHRs AND SAILORS UNfoH.-rhe sfafed
meeting OF this Society was held last night,
Major Morse presiding. A series Of resolutions
were adopted, declaring that in the opinion Of
the Union the success Of the professed Repub-
hcan candidates for the 0overnorship Of the
States OF Tenneesee and Virginia will ult.
mately prove q triumph OF the Democratic
party over the Republican party; and de.
nonneinE the Dent movement in Mississippi
me interest Of ex-rebels; also denouncIng all
InoePenoent tickets as tickets Of the enemy.
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BASE BALL-Arrlrdl Of the Keystone Club Of
Philadelphia, 6e.-The Keystone club of Ph,ls.
dephia arrived here last night In the 10 O cloch
train, and were escorted TO Willard's by a del
egation al the Olympic and National ciubs
with both Of which they will play matches
during their stay here. Their game yesterday
with the Pastime Of Baltimore resulted: Key.
stone 70, PastIme -. This afternoon q game u
IN progress on the National grounds, between
them and the Olympics, and tomorrow they
play the Nationals.
A match game was played in East Washing.
ton on Thursday, between the Columbia and
Eurekt clubs resulting in an easy victory for
the Columbia BY q score Of IS 70 IL.
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UOEZAGA COLLEGE.

GoszAGA COLLEGE.
The exercises Of
GONZAGA COLLEGE,
,,, On street, barsen efa asd lOfh,
Will commence on
MONDAY, sIPrEMBHR 6, lses.
An 50 4 Jas. cLASKE, g. J.. President.
Ct. MATfhBwS INSTITUTE,
~ Il Street. between 18th and lBth
studies VIII b resumed in this Institution 90
PIRsr MONDAY OF sEPrRMBrR.
DO extra charges for the Modern Laneuases:
fhoneeraphy and Drawing.
'HE COLUMBIAN e8MINARY.
This Institution, designed O q YOUNG Ladies,
ACADEMY Tor instruction In ell the ordinary
branches OF an English education, a. also the
higher branches OF . collegiate course, Including
Drawing, Painting, Music, and the q odern Ian.
corner OF 18TH and streets, eepteober Is, 1859.
Principal OF the Kentucky Female College and
latteriy one of the Faculty of the Baltimore Fe-
male College, and miss Cecilia Day, Q lsdy of
great experience in teaching, assisted OF learned
Professors IN the varieue DEPARTMENTS. II beins
their Intention TO use ell their efforts % render
tins seminary In every respect ada pted TO the
wants OF the Community, they soIicft the
Petronaes OF the friepds OF learning in our mid I'd
te assist them in this thsir endesvor FOR partic-
ulars circulars ct the mi pcipsl -,
address niss L. FLBTC HER. ssa vest Favetfe
etreet Beltimore. Md. Reference: Presfdepf and
au24 t0ctl
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SHAwLs FOB GENTLEMEN's wlAB-Al

RARGAINB AR1 70 Rl Had Ar
In s'fis rssss' sSSSs ss.s p
IlasnsIs; Goods for Len sad SoyI wear; Galicos:
muslin, E3s, Is, ~, 20. Table Linens, 1apkins,
3ovAlingS, oheeungs, &c. = se MIN
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SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADiks,
~ eosssetcn Ush ..e ChS,oh efths Isoaraafios.
A1pV 20 tie 1issee 0aeLeod. 500 18th street be-
tween and n, or 70 the Rector the Rev w
E0S-.o: se 4-eolms
MRS. BURH VIII k1OPHN a1R sOHO6.
between 18th and l4th ste. De iO-eoims
MEDICAL IIRAkLME!F or GE0RGE
The New York herald., 1869-01-12
POLICE IsTELLIGEyCE.

!. TILL TAPPIN0.-Henry Roman, OF No. ST. Hudson
street, caused the arragnment OF George Stevenson
at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday after
noon, on the charge Of abetting IN accomplice In
robbing his money drawer Of nifty dollars The
al eyed circumstance OF the theft we're that Steven
son aud his friend called at the cOmplalnants place
Of business and desired 10 examine certain samples
OF coal, and while they were being shown 70 the
latter tho former "wcnt through" tho TIL. The &C.
cused was committed 70 answer. a@ esr-ms
ALLEGED HIGHWAY RosBERY.-John Matthews,
belonging to the canal boat H. Matthews, lying at
the foot Of Leroy street. appeared at the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday morping, and accused
James Smith and Dennis Conner OF robbing him on
Saturday night OF $3.50 In bank bills under the fol-
lowing mstmces:-That he went into liquor
store ON Leroy street that evening, and after inn
biblng several glasses OF ae he attempted TO return
to his boat. When little way down the street he
was met by the accused, who began to feel about his
pockets against his WILL but his denias aad strug
q es were in vain. SO soon as his assallants were
confident OF his heplessness they dragged him into
an alleyway aud robbed him. lie then met ofiicer
McDougal Of the Ninth precinct AMI after apprsIng
him OF the circ1mstances tney were arrested. the
accused pleaded not guilty, but were remanded for
further examination.
The New York herald., 1869-01-12

The Rogers murder and the possible connection
herewith Of the men, Talent and Logan In Gus
tody continues to create considerable excitement.
Il 10 stated that . third party u now wanted. who
knows something that Will arOrd another link 70 the
chain OF testimony required TO ix the guilt Of the
assassin, and that tine evidence will be supplied
WITHIN day or two. One Of the most skilful detec-
ttves in this city has been detailed 70 ind man who
10 wanted by the police authorities. and who, when
found 1t asserted, will be able at once to establish
the guilt or innocence OF Logan. Who this man b..
u kn0vn only to three or f0ur persons. The de-
tectlve q already on his trail, and will doubtless
erect his arrest within the next twenty -four hours
The police believe that Logan and. Talent are the
guilty men, and assert that II ANY persons living
In Twelfth street. who either saw the ARRAY or
two men running on the morning OF the murder,
and who through tlmidity have not thus far made
the fact known, win come forward and furnish
the proof, there win be no dniculty In estabsa-
ing the identity OF the criminals. Coroner Flynn
and two detectives left the city yesterday for Sing
Sing by the early train, where II Is alleged he viii
be able to gather Information which ls OF vital I'M
portance In liking the guilt on the proper person.
The inquest Will be resumed ON the lotn instant
The New York herald., 1869-01-12
the DauoxLYH paAsu Of Alufim-A.

The regular weekly meeting OF tins Board was held
yesterday afternoon. the president Of the Board in
the chair. petition was presented by Alderman
Fischer on behalf Of the residents New Lots and
East New York asking thar action be taken by the
Common Council towards procurin, the passage OF
bill by the Legislature for the annexation OF that
district to the city OF Brooklyn. Tne petition was
received and q committee appointed 70 conler with
the petitioners on the subject Aninviation was re-
celved and accepted ny the Boartl 20 attenl COM
plimentary dinner, to be given W the BROOKLYN Cuo
10 ex-senator Henry X. Pierson, who u about to take
up his abode in the West. A remonstrance.
received against the passage OF The bill for the ex
tension Of Prospect Park to Atlantic avenue. The
taxation entaiIei by the proposed extension viii
more than cJunterbaancc any advantage that y Ill
accrue from the adoption OF tue proposed measure
which 10 now before the State LEGISLATURE. Referred
to the Law Committee. The COMMITTEES On Rules for
ls6g reported for adoption the following alterations
w0s snOse i W. e
and Military Afiairs Bonds and aciarns o. oIIcers
and add that committees be re iuired to report
on all matters referred to them W thia one month
after reference and II not reported uaon, that
time Is extended by the Board rne stationery
supply question, which has annually been one OF
much discussion In the Common Council, occapei
the largest share OF the time and debate OF T. az
boiy yesterday, and came up with regarl to tie
specifications on that item submitted by the Street
Commlss oner. The republicans opposed the adoI
OF the speccilations and offered several dmens,
three or four OF the democrats voting VITA tncsn Tue
specifications were anal,y adopted. Tue tirc limits
or the western district were EXTENDED To that
section or the Seventh ward bounded by WASHING
ington, Gates, Bedford and Lafayette avenues. The
Williamsburg Gas Company were authorized to lay
their gas mains on Broadway to Myrtle avenue park.
Alderman Fischer offered resolution calling Tor
an inquiry as to the value OF the brooklyn city
bonds-whether they are worth par or In excess,
and whether any action by the Hoard or Aldermen
II requisite IN the matter. Alderman Hathaway
stated thar e700Oo0 had been paid 20 one comIns-
sion and that there was S.0J,UO0 stanflily to the
credit OF the wallabout commission. aud ne would
like to know who received the the amount
on hand. The subject referred to the Finance
Committee for report, and the meeting adjourned Tor
one week.
The New York herald., 1869-01-12

Removal Of the Locw Bridgo-CIcaring Broad.
way Of SNOW and Ice-ssandins Commit.
tees-Clerk or the Beard.
This Board met ct two p. n. yesterday, Mr.. Mona
CHAN, the President In the chair.
petition to move the Loew bridge to the junction
OF West and Cortandt streets was submitted and
laid over. &n r@
resolution was presented directing that tho
rooms in the City Hall lately occupied by the County
CLERK % approprAted 70 tnc use Oh tne oerk oi sue
Mr. PincKney offered q resolution Of inquiry re.
or resoSius eH snow and Ice on Brcsdway. "a as "a sp
pointed " special act o. sns lse.!asurs Ths same
was referred TO the Committee on Finance.
grANDfN0 COMMITTEE
The President announced the standing committees
Arts ana Srle,.oss.-Taill. Holman, r., Roberts.
Asscssmenfs.-Petit Hampscn, Cregicr.
Croton A0ueduct-Daly, 0ibney, Jackson.
Ss,rsS.~GIbIsy, Essisy. 'Hlii fIiii. ''' 1'-' -
Finance-Oulkin, Robinson. Cunningham, Riley.
I1nsps ava 0oa- --0ibney, Holman, IT,. Jackson.
Lands and Places.--O'NeilL Houghton. Petit.
LAC Department. t-Jackson, Cunning nshsm Robsrta
Ss.iossi 1ss%s'@hsss. AZ sii' s'i Issasss Daley.
sS;ss ss 1sss.s, as:z ss,:ss ss:ss.. m
Pubic HeuttA.-Reiley, jackson, Cregtsr.
Puottc Bnllddnos s--Hsmpaon, Hofnisn, Pinckney.
RaiirpadS.- .-isnpso6. dssisy. Honmsn n. Housn-
Ton, Roiey. N -'-.f ..a si ~ =
Repol,s ana supplies. -Hul Pstit Daley, OMEN,
Saiar5ss and QGcss. Hsalsy. Houghtoa.
Sescer1.-Roiloy, Robinson, WEIGH,
lfresfa--Reiley, Hampson Daley. 4
street Rnusnents.- .--CunnInaham, weich. Reiiey.
STREET Open1n1s.- --Robinson, Petit Culkin.
wnarres, PiesS and Siips.-Culkln, O'Nsill. oio-
Jo,isi C6mnsiifss on Accounts. Daley, Robinson.
Pinckney. l1
Mr.. Vim. n. Maioney the Clerk. announced the
following OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Clerk, John Coyle;
First Assistant wm Donnelly: second Assistant
Richard A. EnrIRht; General Clerk, Robert Gamble;
Engrosslng Clerk, John Ford; Official Reporter,
Charles ". Manning; Messenger, James McMenomy;
Assistant Messenger, Patrick Reed.
Adjourned Ill next Monday.
The New York herald., 1869-01-12

Another row alleged 70 have taken plscc on
wards Island on Friday or Saturday last between
the Irish ana Dutch emtgrants, but the adair has
been kept 90 quiet thas little or nothing Of has
became known outside the ofncials Of tho inetitu.
ton. lt IL however, fact that row Of some kind
occurred on the ls1and and some OF the parties I'M
picated were placed under arrest ana brought over
To the New YORK sde where they were secured under
lock ana key. This 10 the second row that mas
occurred on Wards Island within short space
OF tlme. 10 n very evident that the phleGmafio
-Dutchrnau and the ncry Cet can never harmontze
especially when placed In tue peculiar position they
ere on Wards Island, where une would suppose the
somewhat modified dietary system would cool the
ar,lor OF bUtn and prevent them from coIiding with
etch her. No report uf the matter, MP 70 yester-
day was made at Castle uarien, IA was uscertaincd
OF inquiry but " was tacitly admitted tnas Sxnt
did take place,
The New York herald., 1869-01-12
BROOKLYs INTELLIGENCE.

AMERICA AND THE EAsr-Ceneral James L. Kicr.
nan. United States Consul to China, will deliver
free lecture on Wednesday evening, in the rooms Of
the Young Mems Christ ASSOCIATION, on tie sub
ject oil america and tile EasL.n
SALE OF FORFEITED CIGARS AND BRANpY.--Forty.
eight boxes OF imported cigars. one case OF brandy
and two cases Of clarct Will be sold az eleven O'Clock
Wednesday fy Marshal Dalton, AZ las ONCE, In
Montague street, ior non-paymcnt VI The luties.
BURGLARY.-The residence OF Rev. ID. ii. v. John
son. In Classon avenue, was burgllriolsiy entered
last Friday night and robbed OF Sl)) orth OF goods.
The burglars pried tue bars covering the basement
window In the rear sufficiently ~ admit the body
o Q boy, and In tnis way tne iooDesy was accom-
plshed.
BOLD RoBDERIEs.-John Hughes was found
ct the foot Of Bridge street on sunday night,
bleeding profuscly from wound la the head He
received his injuries h. sad &C TIE hands OF couple
OF thieves wno knocgel am down n plymouth
street and roDDed him. A man nanel Peter Miller
was garroted aud robbed OF hs watch aud chain IN
Front street on sunday night. err
NEWS IN BRIEP.-The receipts OF the Masonic Mn
tuai Relief Association amounted TO ss7o. There
now $50 members. James NJ. Fuller was re elected
president OF tne'yociety for the current year.
There 3, l9i boys lodged and led by the Chill
drens AID Society during the past two years
Complaints against the gas companies ol Brooklyn
are multiplying rapidly. The od cause. lalnps are
lett unlighted IN many parts Of the city.
A Young MAN STABBgD.-fhe attention OF ofi1cer
Rieley OF the Fortythird precinct attracted to
private residence in Union place, No. 81, by ores
for help which issued therer0n n at about halfpast
twelve O'Clock on sunday night, and upon en-
terinz the house he discovered young man
nam-d Fergus Farrell lying staboed and bleeding
at the loot OF the stairs. Inquiry developed the ft
that the wounded man, VINO is respectfully con-
nected, a. are q the other parties concerned 10
the case had been In the habit OF visiting Miss Ham
berg who resided there and called, a. usual on the
occasion IN question. Whe proceeding down stairs,
after bduing the lady good night he was assaulted
by Charles Hamberg brother OF the young lady, VINO
rushed suddenly upon him, and. without any APP
parent excuse assaulted him with sword winch ne
carried, INJECTING three severe wounds upon the
hapless visitor. The assaiiant then made OIL Tine
police were sent to New York IN quest OF Hambcrg,
where the latter resides. The injured man. who -
assistant foreman or Engine Company No. 8, V not
dangerously hurt.