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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Association.
Monthly Neetinx-iscpOrfs of Commii,rcs
4S<c- lIcas lNe.aI Iila..

Monthly Meetinx-RcpOrfs Of Com n,itircs,
Nc.-Founx Men Wearing COrsets.
The Young Mems Christian Association held their
regular monthly meeting last evening, IN their new
and elegant building, corner OF Fourth avenue and
Twenty third street,
The reports OF the various committees, some ten
or twelve In number. were read, all showing the
ASSOCIATION to De III The bust possible condition. The
ComDiittee Oh Membership reported 500 mcni-
ber5 during the last year, an Increase VI about 800
over any preceding year. The Devotional Committee
reported tbat the meeting that has heretofore been
hold AT the Five Points House OF Industry has been
discontinued on account oI extensive repairs tsat
ere beng made there. hey VIII be continued
again, however. as soon AZ The repairs are nnlsnsd
Tnc COMMITTEES on Employment reported twenty four
situations obtained Tor members OF the ASSOCIATION.
Inc chairman OF the committee On visiting the aick
salh tnat he mad been Informed v lady that there
are . great many young nen IN this city VINO wear
cor.ets. He hoped u any Of tie ASSOCIATION wore
them they would disc onInue tue same.
Alter listening Ia lew very cloaueBt ana appro-
pirate remarks by the Rev. Dr. Iougers the meeting
adjourned.
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COURT CALsNDA2S-Tals DAY.

SrrRENE COuRT-CHAMBERs.-Held ny Juugc Car
dOzo. cali or calendar twelve Mos. IL, 9, H.
Ia, ll5 l29 l57, l7O 202 206, 2l7 IA, 23l 49, .s,
2iS, .39, $40, 243, 24I 246. 246
SUPERIOR COURr-TRlAL TERh.--Part l.--BefOrc
Judge McCunn.-NOs. le3, 1877. .2l, 500 I'LL, 15S
1912 9a 1907 1889, SO, 1925 1925, 1891 1885. Part
2.-Before Judge Freed,nan.--Nos 1892 1873. 100,
TIA 1910, ITO, 1854, 1896, 1888 1892 1874 ls4s 1862
1884 1858, 1870.
MARINE COURT--TRIAL TERM--Part l.--Before
Judge Gross-Nos 4327 1876 4G61, 477O Il, 1876 l9s.
lns, 2oa 2l2, 2I3, 2l4 2i5 III, 2ls. Part 2Bcfore
Judge Curtis.NOs ~ l75, 1880, 46ly, 4si9 10, ~,
~, 100, 2l9, 20, 22l, 222, IA, 226 152.
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SUPERIOR cuuar-specAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Barbour.
Mary ". 1o,rnSend Us. Charles Gon,d et al. !;
Rcndrd Brush u.s. Aioe,t cornell; Jaaolick Bealjt,-
mn. rs. Horace H. Mtt,ey; John Preston u.s. Henry
WeH 20 di; N. Ddflel rs. JdcO0 BeSSol; Jdc0b Eech
rs. William LfndoT; Wiaidm D. Duncan et a. u.s.
Wtliaat u. SnllRhe; Frederick Stark Us. Johanna
Stark.-Moti0ns granted.
by Judge Jones.
A3na H. Coll,s rs. Emanuel Srduss.-See memo.
ranauln with Special Term Clerk.
Louis Elesbera W. Neo York Fenvot Coal CONF
pday.--l sec no reason Tor altering my decision.
by Judge McCunn.
Sarah w. Malone rs. ROOeiT MalOne-Report OF
referee confirmed and Judgment OF divorce granted
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HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY 25 ls7o-TRlPLE

ment IN Navy street, which was insured for $1,000
IN the Home was tolally destroyed by IRE but the
company upon being notlned or ms loss, reiusei To
pay the amount OF the insurance.
On the part OF the defence II was admitted that
Mr. Walters had taken out policy, Dut counsel
argued that IL was not binding, inasmuch rs the
premium mad not been paid They further argued
that were the policy 20 be held binding painun
could not recover that the business carried on AT
his establishment was more hazardous than Speei-
lied and mad been carried ON at night. The jury
found Tor D antin Ill the full amount claimed.
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Tne FOurth National b1uK rTAuO-SOMmH-
nent Of the Accused.
Before Commissioner Shields.
me Uated states rs. JYiuiana J. Veitman.---The
examination into this case was resumed yesterday
ana occupied the court for nearly three hours. The
defendant as collection clerk and bookkeeper or the
Fourth national Bank, Is charged with having by
false entries the books OF the bank In his special
charge defrauded said bank OF $1,000 The evidence
shows tnat one Robert Copeland was party to tn Q
fraud, he, as alleged. having induced veitman to
make the eraaures and the Substitution OF false ng
ures 20 the amount stated. Another party charged
u one Leith, a depositor In the bank,
and who drew the money. veltman was
ned for the action or the Grand Jury. Leith and
C0pelands examination comes on to-day. The
witnesses examined yesterday were J. M. Underhill
an0 Thomas Sampson. Counsel for the association,
General jackson, Assistant United States District
Attorney; Tor the defendant Messrs. Joseph Bell ana
Cnauncey Shaner.
The Hoffman DistiIlery Case-Arrest Of
SchIesinger.
The United States rs. Moruz Schlesi,.ger.-The
defendant who was witness In the Hoffman distil-
lery case. and who was charged by another witness
1Schwarzwalder) with compelling him to bear false
testimony against Messrs. Holman and others, was
arrested on charge OF running an Illicit still and
Illegally manufacturing distilled spirits In July. 1865
" Newtown, l. |. The defendant gave ban for
examination
The Martin Whisley Crusade.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The Uiatted states Us. barker ana O,he,s-The
defendant Is conformity charged with Elaskey, Bam-
berger, and other defendants not yet arrested with
hliclty running or over s5oo,0Oo worth OF whiskcy
from the dIst!llery in Eighteenth street, between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues. The aDovenamed par
lies surrendered themselves and gave bail for cxamL
nation The afldaylts made against these parties
were sworn to by one WarnocK Martin, VINO has
entered upon the business OF inforner with stock
capItai-prelerred shares in his own hands The
examination OF Messrs. Barker and ElasRey was set
down Tor yesterday, but Commissioner Osborn
dcemed IN the interest OF JUSTICE ana no dOu act
ing upon suggestion thrown out by the HERALD a
few days ago upon the point that 1t was better 10
have preliminary personal and unofficial eXaml-
nation into the claims Tor crcdlbity that Martin and
ms brother infOrmers might be able TO show before
entering upon direct prosecution OF the parties
charged. To-day the examination OF Barker and the
Others will be COmmeuced
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The foregoing financial statement exceeds that
OF the previous year by Sl03 635.
About 5000 has been paid 10 The orphan asylums.
as their share OF the school money during the past
year. The nu mber OF volumes IN the public school
libraries Is 3658a the estimated value Of which IS
Ss5.4sS.
OF the evening schools the superintendent, reports
AZ oilows:-
For than dozen the doors os the evening
schools Of the city have annually been thrown open
the LAT o. October usually continuing for term OF three
months, and closing mmcdiatey preceding the holidays
The experiment of reoprnne tie schools FOR "a month";
after the holidays were over has been repeatedly made
and while of the most and advanced
Of the pupils returned their casses and diligently
their studies still II has been gh
small 10 the additional month
holidays for rcopenng the evening schools The
teachers engaged during the ninety
number Of pupils 9sll Here we fnd gain of nearly I0O
the preceding year. The the pupls
marked ana clearly showed that they attended p
pose OF study, instruction and Improvement Many ninde
decided progress Amoug the German pupils this
carv apparent They regular in attendance orderly
IN department and remarkable sor cocty OF
tcncr and perseverance, Ther example excrted hsppy
influence upon their associates schools.
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POLICE lNTELLIGEyCE.

AT the Yorkville Police Court yesterday before
Judge Bixby, William Eagle charged John Moore
head with embezzlement. II appeared upon the evi-
dence that the prisoner was an enpoye Of the pros
ecutor ana IN That capacity disposed OF 1854
worth OF goods for which lie made no return Moore
head was held TO answer.
Cafharne Mullen. OF 45l West Sixteenth street.
who was run over by car No. SO. or the Beecker
street line. on Sunday night, died at Bellevue Hospi-
tal yesterday morning from the effects OF her nu-
res. jeremiah priscol driver OF the car, was
nrraigned before Justice Shandey, at Jefferson Mar
ket yesterday morning, BIZ olcer Burke, of the six.
teenth precinct and renanded TO the custody OF tue
Coroner.
Conrad Kessen, who is charged with fracturlng
the skull OF julius Wagner, while engaged In a quar-
rel over game OF cards Sunday night, the par
tlcuars OF which have already been published in
the HERALD was arragned before Justice Shandley.
at Jefferson Market, yesterday morning by ofcer
Coney. OF the twentieth precinct. Wagner REUSED
TO prefer charge against the prisoner, when he
discharged.
Justice McQuadc opened the new police court Tor
the Harlem district yesterday morning At 12sth
street. His assistants are John B. McKeon formerly
OF the Supreme CourI, Justices Clerk: George II. Il.
Lyncn, Court Clerk, and Mr. Peyser, interpreter.
Francis Mullen was brought up. charged with com
mttlng Rrevoas assault upon officer Miner, the
Twelfth precinct. The officcr testified that about
one O'CLOCK yesterday morning he observed the
prisoner insulting young lady a. the 10th street
depot, and he Immediately turned MIN away. Null
len subsequently followed The ofllcer and Knocked
him senseiess with some Dlunted weapon. he was
committed.
sylvester sullivan and John O'Connell, both resi-
dents OF Seventeen street. between First and Second
avenues were arraigned before Justice Bxby at the
lorkville Police Court yesterday. sullivan charged
0'ConneN with nrfn4 pist0i At him. with fel0nious
intent. while COnnell on tAe other hald, SAID that
sullivan att empfed to take his life with axe
The whole diificulty, 1t appeared, arose in conse
quence OF sullivan attempting 10 pun up post on
tne line dividing two lots owned by the parties.
Both were locked up for examination, but were
subsequently discharged, they having ancably ar
ranged the diffculty between them.
Yesterday morning George j. Tysen, newsdea,er
~ No 144 Wavcrcy place. detected a young man
named william McNulty following up one or his
carriers and removing papers from the residences
or his customers alter they had been delivered
on the door stoOps. He was handed over to
officer MIchaels, Of the Ninth precinct who
fonEd eleven copies OF The HERALD in his
possession. lie was subsequently arraigned before
Justice Slandley, at jefferson Market, and commit
ted for examination. Jonn Byrnes, a boy, in the
employ or James miller, OF G41 Broadway, was also
arralgned at the same court by officer Crow charged
with stealing one copy OF ".Esop's Fablcs.o valued
aL 81 80, which was lound III his possession. lie
deSled the charge, but was held to answer.
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in Tue dock foot OF Thirty second street. North river
clnct police where Coroner Schrmer wi Hold an
inquest on the body. Deceased was employed on
board q schooner lying a. lhe place where he Was
drowned.
The eastern branch Of the Young Mems Christian
Association held reception and social reunion last
evening at their rooms, NJ. 473 Grand street and,
despite the unpropltious state OF the weather was
wei attended. The members, Visitors ana lady
friends engaged III social converse and listened to
various addresses delivered by friends OF rne organt
Zatlon. Quiie pleasant time was spent by All.
Catherine Mullen, the little girl ten years OF age
who was terribly Injured while leaving the front
platform OF car So. BIeecker street line sunday
afternoon subsequently died in Bellevue Hospital,
WHITTIER she was conveyed after the occurrence
for aInputation OF the fractured limo. She lived
WIN her parents al 55l West Sixteenth street.
Coroner Scnirmer was notified and Will hold an IN
quest over the remainS to-day.
The oDseques OF sylvester Robbins took place
yesterday from the residence OF William Bush al
No 80 First street. The deceased was well known
as a politician ~ the seventeenth ward, III which
district he had held several positions OF honor. A
large number OF his friends turned 40 the last
nonora 10 his memory, and delegation OF 200
or the best known residents Of The ward marched
behind the hesrse to the Tenth street ferry Tne
remains were deposited IN the family tomb AZ Cal
vary Cemetery.
within the last three days there have bee n three
or the Keepers Of the Chatham street saloons com
mltted for examination at the Tombs Ponce Court.
Captain Allaire mas determined to DO all ne can 10
suppress these deI3 FOR robberY anu vice IN tins
nelKhborbOod. This - the begnnng, and all
lovers o law and order should wish him Godspee
unto the end. Yesterday afternoon George Bennett.
o No. 50 Chatham street. WAS committed FOR eXani-
nation for this offence 10 the General Sessions. but
WAS admitted TO ball In $500.
AT the annual assembly OF the Sir Knights or
Mount Carmel American Protestant Eneampmenr,
No. 1, New York, held at their rooms corner OF
Eighteenth street aud Eighth avenue, the follow
ing officers were elected fof the ensuing year.
Worthy Patriarcl SIR Richard DrumInont Worthy
vice Patriarch, Sir James collins; Recording
Scribe, sir John Vim. Heape; Financial scribe,
Sir John JACKSON; Treasurer SIR Samuel Miller;
Chaplain Sir Joseph Smith; Gulde, sir John
REID; Assistant Guide, Sir T. Lambert key watch
man, Sir Samuel AcMeekln; sentYle SIR John
PclOp
Edward Purtell the man who was caught in the
machinery OF the ferry boat New Jersey while cross
ing the North river on sunday afternoon ana terri
oy crushed. subsequently died in Bellevue Hospital
from the effects Of his INJURIES The witnesses In
J the case were notified to bs in attendance Al
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SUICIDE AT PAwTUOxET.--Mr. Ellis Pitcher, pro.
mnent and much respected citizen Or PawtEcket,
X. l., committed suicide on Friday night by shoot
ting himself with pistol. The loss of several men,
bers OF his family y, death recently anu the failure
or q firm for whicn he mad endorsed 10 the amount
OF $4,000 or $50 900 STRIPPING Him Of ms properly
II IL supposed unsettled his mind AMI leo 10 the sad
result
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NEW YORK CITY.
''The Sound" Steamers-Raid on Chatham
Street BagniOs-The Police Board
Funeral Of ssThe Widow'' Claus
Knights Of Mount Carmel
Scraps OF News from
the Police Courts and
C1rOners' Office.

The following record Will snow the changes In the
temperature OF the weather Tor the past twentyiour
hours in comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year, AZ indicated by the therm Ometer at
Hudnut's pharmacy HERALD Building, Broadway.
cornar nj Ann strepf.--
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BROOKLYN PUBLIC EDUCATION.
Annual Report Of the SUI
pcrintenafcnt.
Increased Accommodations Interesting School
Statistics, &c.-Tctal valcc Of School Real
Estate Nearly Two Million Dol
lars-Large Attendance and
Satisfactory Results.
In report OF the superintendent Of Public Schools
OF Br0oklyn recently issue! IL Is stated that

The past year has been unparalleled in
spirit has characterized the the Board OF
THIS has been apparent N the building Of schoolhouss
the enlargement and Improvement of which
equal to the cnands made ten and the projection OF
.ions the children Of the City and Increased facilities for
Instruction liberal advances has also been made IN ths
o9%msnd higher order e 'aent scholarship and ea
81 his action il very happy upon tose already
teaching These teachers relieved enhar
hands stronger Keep time TO more GER
tan Ss ns ana ,Sans % ha when o
There - no'hng ke good salaries n prodIcnS ns class
character OF our public schools prevails and
interest Is felt for them by the public This the
though N vain owing 70 the wan. o., ample .ccommoda
wants Of city with and facilities
for public Instruction. nnd the supply far below the de-
The great want Ia set forth as being lack or pr-
mary school accommodations. During the past two
years uniform series OF text books has been used
in the schools with good result. The report con-
tnues. in regard to school accommodations as FOL
lows
Last year we occupied foryone schoolhouses This year
three M new houses have been opened bu two q them lake
these hired house and the other small old house
but one house this year. si we have increased accommoda
9ns " the new houses and the enlargement Of several
buildings built of wood and tnrywo built Of brick
The estimated value Of the school house sites oi the
The estimated value Of the .cloohoase. IS ss'
sUaaEa or somools on nnpanTsrSis ~ rus Gaa3
The number of male grammar departments 90
Male, female and primary departments is..........
co,ored maze departments ~
The number Of coored male ana female departments is
Tue OF evening school female departments s.. .
The number of orphan ssyums. male and female, s...
Total lW
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Heard Of Assistant Aldermen.

This Board met yesterday afternoon the pre.i-
deaf, Mr. Reilly, III the chair.
lhe Board concurrsd with The other branch OF the
Common Council. IN substituting Charles II. Pentz
Tor Charles Baulcn who was recently appointed
assistant librarian.
hesoatons were presented and laid over In favor
OF appointing two additional assistant, clerks 10
both boards.
The clerk was directed bv resolution 10 furnish the
members OF the Board with the necessary staLiOn-
cry. MAPS books, &c, To enable thcn 10 properly
discharge their oicIal duties.
After passing u rev unimportant general orders
the Board adjourned.
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eleven O'Clock yesterday morning. and after
waiting nearly two hours Coroner Flynn
arrived ana adjourned the investigation
tili this morning. AZ the time or the accident Pur-
tell Is thought TO have been under the influence OF
liquor or at least such was the opinion OF the officer
VINO conveyed him 70 the hospital. Deceased was
twenty-five years or age. born In Ireland and lived
at 200 South Eighth street. Jersey CITY, lie was not
employed the ferryDoat and had no business near
the machinery by winch he was falally crushed.
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SUPREME COUaT-SPsclAL TERM.
Decisions.
Before Judge Gilbert

Before Judge Gilbert
Mary AauTercs Thomas J0h,lsoa.-- Referred 10
Jesse Johnson to ascertain and report facts aud
opinions &c.
Zacharidh r. Danaler ps. Wn. SchoH.--Motion de-
MED, with ten dollars costs.
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Yesterday morning, about two o'clock the hands
on board the United states revenue steamer Jas
nne, lying at pier No. East river rescued from
drowning man named Patrick kavanagh Il rest
dent OF the upper part OF the city, lie received no
INJURY otlcr than the ducking.
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Mrs Catharine Claus. better known as the
widow Causu who resided at No. 43 Hester street,
near Essex, was buried from her late home yester-
day AFTERNOON. For many years Mrs. Caus had
Kept a saloon at the above number, which was made
and Thirteenth wards. Ia her establishment
states" nave often been made and election
matters arranged, and as she was klnd-hearteh,
courteous lauy her circle Of acquaintance was very
large. The funeral services were held about half
past ten O'CLOCK the Rev. Mr.. French. OF the Alien
street Methodist Episcopal cnurch officiating. The
reverend gentleman delivered very appropriate
anu eloquent address. during the delivery OF whch
many OF the persons present were affected 70
Tears. Among the persons VINO ACCOMPANIED the
luneTa! were Justices Snandley ana Scott, Mayors
Marshal Iookcr, Aldermen Walsh aud Miller, As
General Taylor, Mr.. harrington, Thomas Il. Hl X.
Z. Campbell, Thomas Graham ana o large number OF
the poiit,cans In the two wards The remains were
conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery, where they were
inferred III the lamliy vault.
The East River Association me, yesterday at No,
40 Burling Slip Mr. James Il. Taylor IN The chair,
and adopted the draft OF bill iorbidding the Long
Island Sound ana other steamers from occupying
any portion OF the East river below Corears Hook,
LEGISLATURE adoptea e'n At s rne eMora sa. & 20 'he
the association and published in the HERALD
some days ago. The bill provides that for
any infringement OF the proposed law fine OF $3.50
or imprisonment In the CITY Prison ior thirty days
u 10 De impose or botn- IN the discretion OF the
court The contemplated prohibition is not to apply
TO steamers OF less than 700 tons burden, nor to
steamers bound Tor ports beyond the Narrowa hav-
ing to use the river In going 10 or coming from port
nor TO such as may .'docKn below Corear's 8
Hook for repairs. Mr.. George w. Blunt, the sec
retary, stated that ne had received u letter from
Mr. William NJ. Tweed announcing himself as
favorable 10 the action OF the ana pledg
ing himself to urge the passage OF tine prohbitory
law through the Legislature. The secretary was
ordered TO transmit the Dil to Albany together with
the memorial. which mas been signed by the most
prominent merchants and shipping men OF the port
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Yesterday morning Patrick Harmon. residing in
Ninctietn street. near Fourth avenue, was thrown
OH his at the corner Of Seventynfth street ana
Third avenue. and had both legs broken. Tic was
sent TO Bellevue Hospital.
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DROOxLYS COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CuuRT-sAsufM DISTRICT.

Alleged Violation Of the Revenue Law.
Before Judge Benedict.
suit has been instituted BIZ the United States
against the Bushwick Avenue Railroad Company TO
recover $1,000 for alleged violation OF the Revenue
law py me Defendants III not making returns OF their
receipts Ior tax. The rrial has not yet taken place.
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THE COURTS.

me Fourth National Bank rand--The
Hoffman Distillery Case-The Martin
Whiskey Crusade-Rights Of Ar
flashlights OF Creditors in
Bankrupt tCorp0ra.ion-Th
GiassOn Divorce Case.
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United STATES DISTRICT couRT--lS ADMIRAL ".

The .s't.IadiniOr'' to be Sold.
Before Judge Benedict
final decree in favor Of all the libellants having
been fled In the case OF Ell ". Connel and others
against the steamboat Gla.iator (Which was an ac
ton for the recovery of wages the Marshal was yes
teday ordered to sell the vessel to satisfy the jdR
Dcnis.
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a. I'm housekeeper. On motion or defendants
counsel the case was adjourned for . week.
V@A8A0sA sA0e
BY Judge Barnard.

Jeren,idh Toole rs. W.l,iam Rensea et etaL-Demur-
rer overrued with costs and judgment absolute for
plaintiff
The Same u.s. Borndrd ne WiH.-Demurrer over
ruled with costs, and Judgment absolute for paintin
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supaEME COURT -ClaCuIT-pART /.

An Insurance Company Mulcied.
Before Judge Pratt.
Igdttd'n n Walters Us. The Home Insurance Con,-
paay W Nsr Haren.--Plaintin brought suit to
recover $15oo, with interest from September g. 1865
on the evening Of that date his planning establish
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

A Ped!er in Trouble.
Before Commissioner Jones.
The Uaited States rs. Nathan Cohea.--The defend.
ant was charged with carrying ON the business Of
pcdier without paying special Tax. He was held to
Oa IN the sum OF 5000 to await trial the charge
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!. Il . .
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year 4oas
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colored man named Delany was found drowned
in tDe dock foot OF Thirty ysecond street, North river
and conveyed TO the Morgue 10y the Twentieth pre-
cinct police where Coroner Schrmer wi Hold an
inquest on the body. Deceased employed ON
board q schooner lying Al Inc place where ie was
drowned.
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The subiOined interesting statistics relation
the attendance OF pupils ana expenditures also

According 10 the of 1866 there los children
residing the city between the ages of 1--we
twenty Is estimated that the present
school age l41:3 There in round numbers in at
tendance schools about 0o1 pupils of the
evening Schools which contain about 1900 pupils making
total of 81, VO) In attendance schools
taken in 1881, by order the Metropolitan
Board or Police Commissioner for the National Bureau OF
Education, appears that there found IN the city,
tendance private corporate schools, about 2,G0
pupils TO this number should be added abou. D0O for
tain schools that refused to report then have for this
class OF scholars 2OU and co. 0t the public
Ing aggregate OF 10000 pupils under instruction In
"A q non ten