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THE COUR rs.

The case Of Radford, English and another, who
are charged with having had in their possession q
quantity OF counterfeit five cent nicke pieces ana
moulds for the manufacture or the same, on board
the canal boat Joe Travis, at pier A North River
was up yesterday before Commissioner ,Osborn.
The evidence introduced on the part Of the prose-
cuton failed to prove that the prisoners had
placed the counterfeit money and materials for
counterfeiting in the canal boat. The Commits
sioner ruled against motion to dismiss, saying
that he would put the prisoners upon their defence
to show that 1t was possible the counterfeit stun
might have been placed in the boat by other
persons. Adjourned till Saturday.
In the matter OF the last win and testament OF
Mr.. Maliord Martin proceedings were initiated
yesterday before Surrogate Robert G. Hutchings
opposing the will A very large amount is in
volved, and this promises to be one Of the many
causes ce1eores which have come before the pres
ent Surrogate during his term OF ONCE. Eminent
counsel are engaged on both Sides
Judge Benedict will tomorrow Saturday, in
the United States Circuit Court, swear in the
Supervisors of Election for the sixth Congressional
district.
Judge Fancher, in Supreme Court, Chambers,
yesterday granted writ Of mandamus to compel
the County Auditor to audit and the Comptroller
to pay $2.666 Go, claimed by DR.. stephen smith as
one of the Health Commissioners as salary for the
last four months OF the year 1871 The decision in
volved the interpretation OF various conflicting
resolutions OF the Board OF Estimate and Appor-
tionment, and resulted in the decision that under
such resolutions, for the time specified the salary
OF the Commissioner was $4,000 per annum, less
twenty per cent
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had only to comply with the necessary require.

had only to comply with the necessary require
ments
~ Inc report was, on motion, referred back 10 the
Committee on Canons.
A resolution was adopted for the appointment of
u commlttee 10 make an apportonment among the
dioceses 10 provide for the payment OF the salary
OF the bishop az the rate Of So, 900 year.
Inc Commttee ON Canons reported in favor Of
amending sections 2, 3 and of canon Ia Adonted
showed the balance on hand to be s87, ,O35.
The Committee for the Promotion of Religion
and Learning reported that during the wear $i 900
plicants aided; but there were still thirty for
whom nothing could now be done In consequence
After a few remarks from the Bishop and the
singing OF the doxology by DR.. Haight and the
Convention the diocesan body adjourned sine dte
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MARINE CoURT-CHAkseRs.


BY Judge JOachinsen.
The Shaw and Lippncott Manufacturing CON-
pany vs. The Manhattan Sewing Machine Com.
pany.-MotOn granted, unless defendant within
two DAYS answers and pays SO costs OF this notion
IN which event the demurrer must be considered
as withdrawn. (See memoranda with Clerk.)
same vs. Same.-MOtion granted as in preced-
ing case, except rs to costs. The motions
being made together can allow costs in but one
case.
Benke vs. Baumann, ct al.-The rule OF the Su-
preme Court forbids me to notice any irregularlty
except such as Is stated in the notice or order to
show cause. have looked at the afidavit and 1t
contains su1cient to authorize the order Of arrest
Motion denied, with 81 costs.
Fleischhauer VS.. Wartje.-MotiOn denied, with 81
costs. (See memorandum with Clerk.)
Blodgett vs.. Houghtaing.-MOtiOn granted, with
COSTS
Fuller vs.. Lyons.-The demurrer as concerns the
makers OF the note is frivolous, and Judgment is
ordered against them, with costs. As regards the
endorser, the point that the complaint does not
aver a demand OF payment from the makers and
protest saves the pleading; and as to him, the mo-
ton must be denied. AS he has, however Joined
in the demurrer OF the other defendants, cannot
give him COSTS
Peck VS.. walace.-Motion denied, with 81 costs
to abide event.
Seaman VS.. Mittnacht.- denied, with 81
costs.
Hart VS.. Price.-Motion denied, with 81 costs.
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Araianta Boat Club. New York city-three en-
tries-Dr Russell Withers. Edward Blake, Henry
Friendship Boat Club, New York city-w. II.
Hughes, J. L. AcCahill
Nassau Boat Club, New York city-Charles
Billy sharn Rowing Club, P1stsburg pa.-James
Mulrey.
Pennsyvania Boat Club, Philadelphia, Pa-John
Lavens Jr
bachelors Barge Club, Philadelphia, Pa.-Frank
s. Pleasanton.
Undine Boat Club Baltimore, MD. H. O. watts.
N. Y.-Charles L. Courtney.
Argonauta Rowing Association Bergen Point N.
J-Waiter Man, Ed. Smith.
Extract from Regatta Rules1
objections TO any entry shall be made in writing TO
the secretary within days the declaration Of
the entries when the committee shall investigate the
grounds OF objection and decide thereon forthwith.
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COURT cALekDARS-THlS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs.-Held by judge
Fancher-Nos. &c. 63A, 81, l07, l12, 1l3, 1877, 13s,
14s 1871 le7 1885, TO- l9o 191, 1872 1885, 1884, 1876, 1885,
1877. Gall 202.
MARINE CoURT-Part Held by Judge Curtis
1904, 1886, 294s, 1850, 1852 1854. Part 2-Held by
Judge Shea-Nos. 2l27h, 1887. 27l4, 2S27, 2743t1,
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Held by Judge
Sutherland.-The People vs.. Emma Orlak arson I;
the same vs. Thomas Lynch felonious assault and
battery; the same Vs. Daniel Lyons, fe!oniOus as
sault and battery; the same VS.. Michael Haggerty,
feonious assault and battery; the same vs.. Charles
Clark, grand larceny; the same vs. James @.
Moore, grand larceny; the same vs. John Nugent,
grand larceny; the same vs.. Bridget Lochner. lar
ceny from the person; the same va. Mary Ellen
Smith, larceny from the person.
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BROOKLYN CITY ACCOUNTS AND THE
INVESTIGATION

There was q meeting Of the Mayor, Comptroller
and Finance Committee OF the Board of Aldermen
held yesterday, at the office OF Mayor Powell, for
the purpose OF perfecting arrangements for inves-
tigating the accounts OF the various ofcers OF tho
city government, under the provision OF The rtsO-
luton OF the Common Council, passed SEPTEMBER
9. The committee will also Investigate the condi-
tion Of the various financial institutions in which
city moneys are deposited, and satisfy themselves
as to the safety OF said funds They will also In
spect the securities in which the moneys OF the
sinking fund are invested. Three thousand dollars
has been appropriated for the expenses of the com.
mlttec and TO employ accountants. On motion OF
Alderman Ropes the Mayor was requested to ask
the Common Council to authorize them to send for
persons and papers, The meeting adjourned, sub
Ject to the call OF the Mayor.
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National Amateur Regatta-The Entries
for the Several Events.

FoUR-oARED RACE FOR CHALLENGE PLATE AND
FOUR GOLD PRESENTATION MEDALS.
Nassau Boat Club. New York city-Frank G.
Johnson, Charles Myers, Lindsey Watson. o-''' l.
Friendship Boat Club, New York city-William
II. Hughes, Thomas Allen, Michael Robinson, W. L.
Analostan Boat Club, washington, D. C.-H. NJ
Gurley, A. L. Prescott, Thomas IL. Upperman
Charles a. Brown, Richard II. Morgan, M. Bailey,
Billy scharr Rowing Club, Pittsbure, Pa.-James
Aulrey G a; Barr, Frank cubbert, Charles Lud-
steel, H. +. Wilmer, A. spering. VIM. 6. REIN, T.
b. Harper, VIM. Barnhurst, w. A. Steel.
xcssath Saaxer Gitg Barge club PhlaaelphIa Pal D.
purn, 8 Stinson, J. d. Ferguson.
r. vesPer rrs Boat Club Philadelphia, Pa.EJas B. Min
Ian, W. W. Maris, Alonzo Parsons Robt. W. skin.
ner Charles Howard.
,Argonauta Rowing. Association. Bergen Point
Eldred E. K. Craft. Z. +. Bramhail N. a. PbiIips.
Princeton University Boat Club-This club
% 70 Scad , 'he ne names OF the crew with the
Pair-oared and double-scul race for challenge
cup and two gold presentation medals:-
vesper Boat Club, Philadelphia, PA. RonsaI,
Taylor. William H. Addcks
Crescent Boat Club, Philadelphia Pa.-Clsrence
Z. Steel, q. 4. Wilmer, W. q. Thomas, Jonn
Friendship Boat Club, New York city-w. H.
Hughes, w. T. Hurley, Thomas Allen, J. l.. McCahiil
New York Athletic Club, New York clty-P. A.
Curtis, c. II. Cone.
Columbia Boat Club, Allegheny city, Pa.-Robert
Argonauta Rowing Association, Bergen Point,
N. 1.-TWO crews-Walter Man, B. Stephenson, E..
r. Craft-F Frederick @. Eldred, Edward Smith.
single.scull race for the challenge cup and gold
presentation medal
Riverside Rowing Club. Rochester. N. Y,-Theron
y. Parsons.
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CoUHT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
Iarcenics.


Before Judge Sutherland.
Yesterday John Leonard, who was charged with
seizng Josephine Manning in Twelfth street on the
9th of this month and stealing $l2, pleaded guilty
to petty larceny from the person. He was sent to
the State Prison for three years and six months.
Diedrich Hidebrand was convicted OF stealing
$50 from VIM. Rose the 5th inst, in the barroon
of the Fourth Ward Hotel He was remanded ior
sentence.
Acquittals.
Dora Connolly was tried upon charge OF steal
ing watch and $25 from william Oswald at dis
reputable house in Christie street. The evidence
was insufficient to sustain the charge and the Jury
rendered verdict Of not guilty.
Emma Richardson was tried and acquitted upon
an indictment charging her with cutting Sarah
Green in the forehead with small pocket knife on
the 5th OF this month.
Edward Staven, a little boy who on the 9th inst
attempted to take $50 from the drawer OF Daniel
Flanagan, pleaded guilty and was sent TO the House
OF Refuge.
Joseph Smith and Peter Kelly, indicted for at
tempting TO rob George Herring OF gold watch on
the 7th inst. at lager beer saloon In Houston
street, were declared not guilty. The evidence all
tended to show that 1t was a drunken frolic
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SUPREME COUnT-cHAmBEaS.

Decisions.
BY Judge Van Brunt
De Rouge VS.. The Eagle Life insurance Com
pany.-Judgment for defendants, with COSTS See
opinion.
John Gray ct al. VS.. Thomas Gannon.-Case
settled.
stephen R. Lesher ct al. vs. Egidius Roesner.-
Case settled.
BY Judge Fancher.
The People. &c., Smith vs.. Green.-Order granted
to audit and pay REALTORS claim as Health Commits
siOner.
Whitney VS.. Penisten-The motion to vacate at
tachment must be denied, with $40 COSTS to abide
event.
Cowdery &C., VS.. Campbell ct al.-Report con-
frmed, resignation Of plaintiff accepted and new
trustee appointed, as within ordered, on fling
bond, with sureties in $4,000.
Sophie M Funk vs.. Augustus Funk.-Order
granted.
Anthony Pry Vs. Frederick Bridt-Reference
granted.
Barnett VS.. Laird ct al-Judgment for partition
granted.
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PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
Fine Weather and Good
TrottinS.
TWO EXCELLENT CONTESTS.
Winthrop Morrill,, Jr, the Winner fthe 2;31
Purse and Young Bruno the Pre-
MUM for Horses That Had
Never Beaten 2:27.

cloudy morning kept many lovers of the .rot-
ting horse from attending Prospect PARK Fair
Grounds yesterday afternoon yet the exchequer
was satisfactory when the hooks were balanced In
the evening. Two fine trots came OF and the
iav0rites were beaten In both. The "talent' were
abroad again, suffering considerably, while the
"yokels" carried away "the swag."
The nrst trot was for horses that had never
beaten 2S1 for purse Of 81, $50 5000 OF which was
to be given to the first horse, $500 to the second
$500 to the third and $50 to the fourth. For this
race there were eight entries comprising Hiram
w. Howe's brown geding Sir Knight, NJ. Roden's
bay geding Penobscot A. ]. Feek's bay gelding
Clothespin, J. w. Prendergast's chestnut mare
Lady Emma, ]. 7. D0ty's black stallion
Rowes Tommy, G. S. Green's gray mare
Fieety Goldcust, M. Carroll's black stallion
winthrop Morrill,, Jr, and G. w. Jarvis brown
mare Rose Standish. Sir Knight had the call in
the betting until just before the scoring CON-
N poo na ae
horse won the race in three straight heats, carry
ing thirty-seven pounds overweight. He was man.
weight driver, M. Carroll, and added much more
honor and greater wealth to the gentleman who
owns him. There are lew better horses Of Win
throp Morrill's age in America.
se s nsG d0I S q
first, $500 to the second, $500 to the
heats, best three in five. which was the same
distance as the previous race. For this there
eight entrees These were II. Casey's black mare
Lady Byron JohL Murphy's chestnut mare Grace
Bertram, G. s. Green's brown gelding Young Bruno,
Dugrey's brown gelding Joker ]. H. Philips bay
gelaing Ed. White, John A. McKee's bay mare
Belle Brandon and John s. Bakers bay geding
Tom Keeler. Joker was the favorite before the
start but after the first heat, which was won by
Young Bruno, the "talentn to man plunged on
Joker, believing that the first heat was q lay up,
and that IN the second heat-he intended TO 'go
for the sugar." Bruno beat him nicely, in extra
ordinary time, and the discomfort manifest among
simply ridiculous. The following are the summa-
res of the trots:-
SECOND DAY OF THE AUTUMN TROTTINd MEETING,
September 25.-Purse 81, 200 for horses that have
never beaten 2:3l; mile heats, best three in I'VE,
in harness; 5000 to the first, $500 to the second,
500 to the third and $3.50 to the fourth horse.
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AQUATIC.
Fail Regatta OF the Harlem Rowing
Club-Three Well Contested Events.

Fall Regatta OF the Harlem Rowing
Club-Three Well Contested Events.
The fall regatta Of the Harlem Rowing Club came
on yesterday on the Harlem River. Four races
were on the programme, the first being single
sculs for the championship Of the club; distance
two miles; second. pair cared shells, one mile |;
third, single scull shells (handicap), one mile, and
fourth, four cared shells, two miles. The weather
was charming and the water fair considering that
light easterly wind was blowing against the tide.
For the first race Mr.. 7. R. Keator rowed over
the course without competitor, Mr.. W. S. Devoe
not appearing because OF business that prevented.
Keator's time was Ism. 30s.
In the second race-pair -oared shells-Messrs. J..
W. Arthur and E. b. Pinckney were opponents to r.
B. Dobson and F. S. Osborn. The former pair won
The third event was single scul handicap, one
mile. There were five starters, and Ii. NJ. Knapp
was the victor in well-contested race. Time, I'M.
32hs.
Last on the list was the four-oared shell contest
E. b. Pinckney bow; J. W. Arthur, No. .; j. SYM
ngt33n, IT, NO: 81 and l. G Hasted stroke consti-
Scranton No 2; F. S. Osborn, No. 8; and I. r..
tor, stroke, were their opponents. The latter
grandly contested event. Time, 12m. 42as.
AZ following are the summarizes
HARLEM ROWING CLUB, HARLEM RIVER. Sept. 25,
1S7a-Single scull shells, lor the championship OF
the club; two miles; reIeree, James Watson.
~ Il; n; Heator
o. imc. Is 40. or
SANE DAY.-Pair CARED Shells; one mile.
J. ". Arthur and E. 3. Pinckney. y............... I
r. B. DodSOn and f. s. OSBORN Observation-Disclosures. 2
Time, AS.
SANE DAY.-Single Scull Shells handicap, for a
medal presented by Mr.. A. G. Saportas; one mile
II. M. Knapp, ten seconds behind.
r. b. Dodson, five seconds start. ............. 2
+. b. Pinckney, ten seconds behind. .......... 3
J. W. Arthur, ten seconds behind. ............. 4
q. w. Turner, ten seconds in advance OF all. 80. 8
Time, 1927.
SANE DAY-F0ur-Oared shells; two miles.
Knapp Scranton, Osborn and Keator. .......... 1
Pinckney, Arthur, Symington and Halsted...... 2
Time, 12:42h.
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COURT OF CuMmDH PLsAs-cHAmssss.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge J. F. DAILY.
Henry II. Gerken vs.. Henry Gerken.-Divorce
granted plaintiff.
John Post VS.. Michael Connor.-Motion denied,
with costs See opinion.
q. Schulz vs.. c. W. SchulZ-See decision.
c. c. Burford vs. George Bough.-Motion granted
on terms. See memorandum.
J. +. p. HOds0n va. W. II. Dwlnelle.-Same.
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borne, however, escaped az the time. He was
passing Devlin's yesterday and was recognized by
Creegan and placed In the custody OF Oicer Haley,
OF the Broadway squad. Two or three more OF the
clerks also Identified him, and swore he was the
only person who was near where Mr. Burke left
bail to answer.
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COMMISSION Of APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Sept 25, 1873.
The following is the calendar OF the Commits
sion Of Appeals for Friday Nos. 146 529 $780, ls3
1884, 1855, 1885, The Court adjourned till tomorrow at
ten A. NJ.
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SUPERIOR CoUn1-CnAMBsRs.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Tabor vs.. Rothard.-M0tion to vacate order Of
arrest denied.
Bishop vs.. The Empire transportation Com
pany.-AotiOn to set judgment aside denied,
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COURT or APPEALS.

ALBANY, Sept. 25, 1873.
Court OF Appeals day calendar for September
26:-Nos. 9, 10, IL, II, IA, 141a, 16, II.
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BLo9NER.-suddenly, on Tuesday, September %,
JOHN BLOoMER, aged 3S years.
His remains were taken to Albany for interment
yesterday from st. Mary's church, Jersey City
BooTH.-ln Brooklyn, on Thursday, September
25 WILLIAM c., son or William 4. and Hannah B.
Booth eyed months
Funeral services rom the residence OF his
parents, "a Hamilton street, on Saturday, Septem.
ber II, at ten O'Clock A. M.
Long Island papers please copy.
BOwE.-On Thursday, September rs, at hts resi-
dence, GAG Fifth avenue, south Brooklyn, THOMAS
BowE, late OF the parish OF Hurthuahoa, county
Tipperary Ireland aged 20 years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
CLEvELAND.-Suddenly, on the af.ernoon or
Thursday, September rs, at the residence OF her
brother, Mr.. De Lancey, Railway, N. j., SARAH X.
CLEVELAND.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
CoGER.-0n Thursday, september Is, after a
short but severe illness, EMMA AUGUSTA CoGER.
wife OF Thomas Coger and daughter of Adam and
Charlotte Letscher aged 10 years, 10 months and
days.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral, on sun
day. september 28, at two O'Clock p. NJ, from her
Brooklyn, u. ID.
DALY.-On Wednesday, September a. after
short illness, JOHN DAILY son Of William ana
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence OF us
parents, Ninetyninth street and Ninth avenue, tnis
friday afternoon, 1t one O'Clock - So.
DAvIs.-At the residence OF MS Iatner, mount
Vernon N, X. Qp yussdaL septempeg ~. ts's
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


HERsEE-MCPARLAND.-On Thursday, September
25, by the Rev. Father Thiery, OF sixteenth street
jesuit church, Mr.. HENRY THOMAS HERsEE to Miss
MARIA c. MCFARLAND, both OF this city.
MTLLARD-DU BOIs.-On Wednesday, September
"a, by the Rev. james Millett, at the BRIDES resi-
dence, HENRY MTLLARD, late Of Boston, to CHAR
LOrTE DUBOIS, all OF this city.
Boston papers please copy.
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The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the
Church of the Atonement, corner OF Madison ave.
nue. and fwenty-eighth street, on Saturday morn
ing, at nine O'Clock. The remains viii be taken to
PouehKeepsie for interment.
CLIFFORD H., youngest and beloved son OF John a,
and Katie tie =; u Se, sI. aged I m years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday.
september 2e at at two two O'Clock, rom the residence
San Francisco papers please copy.
SIMoNsoN.-At Graniteville, S. L. on Monday
Sarah Ann simonson. aged IA years and ls dsys. az ~"
6. sLoASE.-On Wednesday, September "a, MARTHA
Relatives aud friends of the family. and also
those OF her brother George Sloane, are respect
lully invited to attend her funeral, from her late
Friday morning. September 20. at ten O'Clock A. M.
SnITH-At Poughkeepsie, ON Thursday, Septem-
Funeral mi A on sunday % sepsemSer aa S a At two
AZ his late residence, corner OF Cunton ana oakley
streets, Poughkeepsie.
THATCHRR-On wednesday, September "A. NARY
A., wife OF Galen U. Thatcher Ia the 32d year OF her
age.
members OF Charity Lodge, No: 727, F. and A. NJ,
and the members OF Robert Anderson Council No.
NJ are eer pse esdense 10
street and Eleventh avenue on Saturday morning,
27th inst at eleven O'Clock.
THoxpsoN.-At Harlem on Wednesday septem.
ber "a, LORETTA A.. infant daughter Of Walter L.
and Maria Thompson, aged year, month and
days.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend tho
funera from the residence OF the parents LAT East
126th street, to-day friday, at eleven A. n.
TREDwBLL.--At Mineola, L. l., on Thursday Sep-
The relatives and friends Of ne s%, sSnS - sye RS
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his
past ten O'Clock, and at st. Georges church. Hemp.
stead, at halfpast eleven O'Clock. Train leaves
stead at ten O'CLOCK
, 1873-11-11
TILE CITY IN RIsIEF.

Prof. n. +. Cunamock, Of Evanston, vii! give
reading at Grant placo Methodist Eplhoopal
Church this eyoning.
The first anniversary Of tho Young poop!eh
Association, OF the Westorn Avenue Baptlhs
Church, will take place this oyoniug at . o'olook'
i; The regular noon prayer-1noeting WIS led ycs-
'terday by the Roy. William Harris, OF Aonaon'
.England. It will be lod to-day Wy tho hes'
! Lodge Of Odd Follows, to work IN tho
French language, will 10 instituted at Foft
Dearborn Hall, oorner hlnlison aud Aa1htoa
streets, tomorrow ovoning.
John Gardner stole homo eighty papers yeAtor-- a-
day from Tur TRIBUNE Office. lie wus lined sao ,
by Danyor, WHO changed tho charge to QUO Of
diAorderly Conduct.
All porsons Interested in tho formation OF tue
Christian Union olnBs for instruction III sloFt.
hand are requested to meet at tho classroom OF
tho Union thia oyouiug at 1850 o'clock.
The atarB prescribed by tue Board ot Ponce
for private watchmea yeasoa poloea VAIL po~e'