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to kocKaway.
Every Sunday in July this beautiful boat will make
Tweniy-loqrtA street North River, s2S A n. and 10
p. NJ Franklin street. North River, rs A. NJ ana / 80
?. NJ Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, y 30 A. NJ. and P. N.
Returning leaves Rockaway at IL A. NJ and $40 p NJ.
An one trip daily the following week DAYS In July,
that is the 7h sth 9Th, 10th, lth 18th, lth 18th,
18th 18th. 23d oath, 25th Goth, 2Sh, 3st, follows
Twentyfourth street North River 10 A. NJ. Franklin
street North River. IO:l5 A. NJ Fulton ferry Brooklyn,
liza. NJ.
Returning leaves Rockaway ats 80 P. NJ.
Fare, IS cents
ExL Lr-ta.a AZ lnta kAnArnt
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400 SD AVA GOOD GERMAN GIRL FOR GEN.
ironer
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1O7 EAST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
IL woman to do general homework city or coun-
try; best city reference.
hcl7 WEST 42D ST., IN THE sTORE-A GERMAN
II 4 girl TO do general homework; city country ;
good reference
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EXCURSION DAY BoAT-ALBANY. AND TROY
IL steamer SCHUYLER from Franklin street pier 80
sunday at A. NJ TWENTY fourth street Sis; Manhat
tanvie, $40 Iona Island and Newburg, 25c Poue h
keepsie Rhinebeck, Catskill, Athens and Albany, 81
return tickets, 81 %, arriving next morning
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GRAND EXCURSION TO HIGHLANDS AND RED
" Bank, n 1.-THE strong and commodious steam
boat SEA BIRD leaves pier 80 foot OF Franklin street.
y. r., Sunday morning at 3O o'clock; returning leaves
Red Bank at2 z. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
CITY EDUCATIONAL MEASURES.

DISCUSSION on ENENING SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS
REPORT OF TIE sUPEFISTFNDENr OF TEUANCY.
At the meeting Of the Board of Education
YESTERDAY j. ID. Nernilyc rendered his resignation a.
member Of the Board. and Leonard Ha2Cinc was ap-
ID inted in his place. Tie Joint Committee on Teachers
ana Course Of study whom the question of music in
the mic schools was referred, reported, recommending
The appointment Of George T. BrstoW As musical dl
rector II salary Of 5000 year, with eight
assistants Tie matter was laid over motion TO
elect the Musical director Withdrawn after a
short discussion. 4 motion to reconsider an amend
mant 10 the bylaws, so as 10 permit children from
10 TO Il 10 attend the evening schools, was Lost
Commissioner Wood said that instead of reducing tine
limit o. the age OF children permitted To attend the C'"n
ing schools 10 o years should be raised to II. Com
missioner wood also spoke in opposition To provision
ia IA, hy laws Ohg!u the teachers ui the evening schools
10 obtain >ncyal licenses TO teach from the city SuIcr
tencnt. The amendment VI hich hc offered was opposed
hS Commissioner Herring. who urged that special qHl-
tiles were necessary for Tn" teachers of the evening
schools. The matter referred 10 thr COMMITTEE on
Bylaws
The report of The Superintendent Of TruancF, Alex
andcr NJ stanton Shaved that from sept. - 10 OCT IT,
~7} cases had lccn investigated 1876 children Had been
kept home ny their parents, l2l hv sickness u hN
poverty and thciG ia whose residences could not
he found making i1 not Cassed truni~; us clll-
drcn We're found 10 he truant>, - wee h"bituai
truauts % mona ttudauf-. making total 81 irn1tS anG
nCIi-at endapts Ot 41l @37 truWts were returned 10
school 43 hshitu truants were treated ~ The same way,
o. Hou-attondaits were placed al school. - children
were withdrawn committed 10 Commissioners Oi Chi1-
ties and Correction. and 30 the society lor the Reform
Of Juvenile D'.nqueutS. II was decided to t>dhIl.h
evening schools for Cuban immigrants when 80 pulHs
should make application for the same.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY TROUBLES.
SoRKNFN AT SrAPLETON AGAIN ATTACKFD-wORK
STOPPED BY An INJUNC1I0N-POPULAR sYMPA-
THY FOR THE NEW LINE.
I'm relation 10 the difficulties which caused
the disorder at stapeton, IT, Tuesday evening reported
In Yesterdays TRIBUNE, Pilot Commissioner Blunt said
yesterday "Some time ago complaint was made to the
Pilot Commissioners that of the Staten Island ferry
companies had encroached upon the hahor lines Notice
was given TO the company that this obstruction must he
removed The case was brought before Judge WcstbroO
who decided that the entire structure shodd be removed
within 60 days. The contract for the removal was
awarded 10 Mr. Dubois Of this city by the Pilot Commits
sioners. Judge Lawrence has granted an Injunction
restraining the Commissioners from any action IN
the matter at present The contractor in the mean time
had gone on with his work, and disorder took place
There is no doubt that both the Injunction and the OBJ
srnction will removed for the law there must be
100 feet basin between piers"
No further effort was made Tuesday might 10 remove
the pier of the opposition or what is generally known
as W. T. Gamers line. Several hundred persons re
NAMED around the pier during the night, and pre-
vented further work. About O'Clock yesterday
morning Duhoss tugbOatS and pileirivcrs came to
the pier again and began removing piles driven near the
clubhouse Of the New-York Yacht Club by the old com
pany in attempt to extend its pier beyond that oi the
new company The clubhouse built at the end % the
new pier An alarm given At once by The ringing OF
bells and large crowd assembled and hurled stones and
tnpty bottles az the w0rncn and drenchcd them with
waller from hose. The feirybOat Thomas Hunt OF the
North shore Line took position on the ~Ouh Sdt OF
Ihe clulhousc While the H. T. Martin lay in its slip on
the north side thus ohstruyng The approach o the uef
Several arrests were 10y Capt Blake and SQUAD
of police, who had been on duty all mShi.
one policeman received severe blow in the abdomen
from piece OF iron ore but not thought last even
ing serious. Late the evening before over 20 spcCa
deputies were 10y Deputy sheriff Dcnyse ana rem
dcred material aid in preventing more serious not ~
was understood Mr. Dubois received notice Of The mlnc
ton of Judge Lawrence during the morning ana D"
1lrt al
The sympathy Of the people at stapctOn almost en-
trcly ith the new line, Mr. Garner reduced the Tc
from ten TO five cents The old line sti charges ten
cents IL was stated generally that The Vcovl VIII nj
submit willingly 10 the destruction ot the piopIl! OF the
new line
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

Tie trial of Capt. j. II. McCullagh of the
Seventeenth Police Prencl for neglect Of duy and con
duct unbecOmug officer continued yesterday be
fore the Police Board sophia Maurice and Jane say res
Of Brooklyn testified that they walking quietly
along Fourti-aye on the night OF April 10, with Mr..
Twohey when they were arrested without Both
OF the witnesses unable to say whether or not they
had ever pokcn rwohcy before that evening. James
Brown and Edward testified that they Twohey
with the two women 10 whom ne using vulgar
language. The witnesses spoke TO Capt. Nee ala G, Vic
caused the aTrr-t Of the three
David J. Twohcy testified that he knew that No. ll3
West Twcuty-Gftl-st. had been occupied a. 4 panel
house; that be informed capt McCu!laSh and other
officers of il, and yet allowed to for three
muulhs longer. Sarah Jane Harris va, cldnbcIhad M
the house and testified that robbery had been commit
ted there, aud that capt McCUlash arrested the pro
pTIC;Gr and the gui who committed the robbery. James
cough testified HAT he had been solicited 10y John
S;ocom make the assault IwOhcy, hut retut ~
StaCon had told nm that Can't Mctullagh wanted me
assault committed Col James L. k'rriG,n was called
scN tral q witness hut did no appear 4Ar iriid
Was then adjourned until Monday at 10 a. N.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
BVRGLARIEs AND THEFrs.

A sneak thief entered the store Of a. ID. GTcih, at
80 Is ErooIr tuesday evening 'nd stole piece of
Sill valued At $3.50.
Ma Nnl. Of %O Is West IhiIds, reported that hcr son
george stole money and celry sl25 from her dur
ing The early part Of week George had disappeared with
the UIUrrcds OF his larCriv
At tine Es.cN Market Police Court yesterday William j. Ne
ouirr and Charles Gs held in s2OOD bail each for
atttuutmg break into stable al No - East IriI st.
owned Charles Mackpysy of No PA Etst Third ~.
Connolly Strst U the employ "i justice Nchols
Jersey Citv ondcd yesterday Wh silver plate wear
ing auuaIr valued NJ 500
me residence cf Philip B1cIn the Bulls Ferry road
near GUtenhuIg y. J entered by burglars Tuesday
ui tht. and robbed Of SlvcrWarr valued "a S2bl
night the small store ~ NrF llupV0 Mt
RodScll MT ~hCrnau and Mis- SCh00nmakfr ~ Harrison,
y &c. were broken INTO and robbed.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
A FREIGHT CoMPANYs TROUBLES.

A EREIGHl OOMIAN1S lhOt Di'l,N'
OBLIGATIONS on THE BAXTER STEAM CANAL-BoATs
UNPnD-PAPER GONE To PROTEST.
The directors and stockholders of the Baxter
steam CanaBoat transportation Company were yester
day al their Office in EXchangeplace endeayorlng 10
make arrangements TO relieve the corporation from hs
present financial troubles For time it has been in
need OF money to meet obligations falling due ana TWO
notes for Sl OF eech and another for Sl53 were pro
tested The two larger notes were held by Messrs Hald
e. Ripley and the Utica steam Engine Company. Suits
have been begun on some of the protested paper.
william Baxter the Vice President, said this Company
had ten boats running but desiring to have daily line
had ordered six new boats the last Of which was hd-
ing On these new boats there an Indebtedness oi
100000 which matured At intervals extending
over two years These boats cost on
an average $4,000 each, and II was to
meet the obligations on thcu that the Company was in
such straits was expected, however that enough OF
the stock would be taken 10 meet maturing ilAolh'es
and leave surplus. Tie capital stock paid in was
1OI 200 The managers expected to have $4,000 more
taken up combination had been formed Tor 'he pnr
pose of ,cformng the Company, but he would give no
A Mr.. Young late general agent Of tLe Baxter Com
pany, aud At present the representative Of the uica
Steam En,ine Compay, stated Yesterday that he mad
great faith i'm the future nj the Company. II" DeheNt
ttat there should He n change in thc organization. and
hat compg,nt business men should direct its affairs
Mr.. Baxter might he the best man iOi lhc mct H.ut,
direction OF the Company hut lie Vas not slhcIchty
familiar with transportation affairs to dicct the business
uroltablv Again. there was too much water IN me
stock. The Company had been organized WIN N"U'ooo
calal $50 600 OF which lad been given 10 MT Baxter
for M- rights. The capital SOCK hd HlteIN% u'tli n
creased 10 ~ 100000 bUt the amount r1ld III was Only
200 The boats had W9iLCd plohnS S - .i," r W.,
srted the success of he rnt ipriSc Inc aNSdaSS It
CENTS u round iip $1,000 on each hoai 1Lc aver
The immediate future OF the Company would deiend
somewhat on the action Oi the CREDITORS
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
JIDN{GHl WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
CrFICL or IHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHiSGTON. ID. C., Thll Stay, oct. Il u. IN. }
Synopsis fOr the DfLst - hONFS.

GtFiCE OF IHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WA<HiSGTOS d. C., THU st,ay. oct. Il u. IN. }
Synopsis tOr the Dast - hG,Ts
The storm OF yesterday L. now central on
Lake Ontario and northwest winds and cloudy weather
have prevailed oil the lakcs.
Soutlcry and cdsttIly winds warm cloudy weather,
and rain in the Atlantic States, now clearing III Tie
south Atautir states northwest To soHth-We3t winds,
rising barometer, and falling temperature from the ono
Valley 10 the Cur.
stationary pressure variable winds cool partly cloudy
weather ia The Upper Mississippi and the Lower Nls
sOnrl Edllcys.
The Mississippi River at Ncksburg has fallen and the
Curubc:la AT Nashville has risen dr' drdly.
GyOLubhhcs.
For the lower Lake region. the Upper Mifs>sipp and
Lower Missouri Valleys, stationary or falling barometer
warmer. partly cloudy weather aud southerly winds
For tue Ohio Valley, IcpucSsce the Gut ana south Al
intic states rising barometer, northwest To southwest
winds cooler, partly cloudy weather and occasional
rain.
For the lower lakes rising barometer. northwest
winds cooler. cloudy weather. and rain clearing during
the day.
FOR tbt NiidLe and Eastern suites, railing barometer
soufcas IN SOnireSt rindS icdrBi, c'JVdy Weter dHd
EsIS. c'eCyiHG durHQ the day ia the southern i0rt'O o.
bp tOrPier rim highcT pressure ana tOrer tenpcrutre
CItionary signals continue at stations on laks Huron
Erie, and Ontario. Hud the Atlantic coast from ape
NAY 40 ii-tpJrt.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
rHLRn AyENuE sAvINGs BANK DEPosIroRs.

Four hundred dcpO-it0rs Of lhe ThiId
Avenue savings Bank last evening crowded into small.
poory-yentilatcd basement at No. 355 ThifdaNc. to
ccc; an organization by which they hoped to learn the
true condition OF the affairs Of the bank. There were
many laiics present. Of whom TOOK part IN ti"
mecilng HoIatio y. Handy elected President, ana
g. A. Joseph Secretary Speeches were made by AsL'el
T. Fitch B. A. Mcdonald, Henry G. Ahrens, and others,
dcDouuciug the tl1lsteee Of the bank, ana Blaming
the state Superintendent of the Banking Department
for allowing the bank 10 20 with impaired resources
Mr. Ftch said the proceedings Tor the appointment 0i
should have been taken IN TINS county, ana
receiver appointed acceptable 10 the dclpSlto!s.
Of the bank ana 10 employ counsel 10 take proceedings
far the removal of the receiver and the appointment Of
new one to be- rccomn.u udcd by the dcpOsUlS. 6. A.
IoSrlh Jacob Riger, II. y. Hardy, Leo Alexander
f,ifurg Henry Greer and Charles Punncll named
tc Committee, aad were directed To report al an
s,iaurErd In tho main the meeting orderly,
tihou. al times bOi>CIOus, and Grad dypoStors were
u fncir feet time talking about their losses
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
THE SPANISH MONARCHY.

HE CORES TO MlIr NEXT JbNCAEN-POPUIARU Ur-
RISING AGAINST rIIE CARGlsrs.
MADRID, Wednesday, oct. q, $50
The Cr0Hisid, the Ministerial organ says il
has reason to believe that the Cortes viii De opened
Jan. H. 1-76 the anniversary Of King AOnsOs entry
into Madrid
LONDOS, Thursday, oct. $40 a m.
A special dispatch To The Times from Baguercs dc
Luchon in the Pyrcnecs reports that there has bccu
general rising of the inhabitants of the Arran Valley
against tho Carliss account of the eGactOns of the
soldiers the latter have been compelled to take
refuge ~ the mountains.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

Edward McNamcc age H. the ncwsboy who
arrested for setting fire TO the ST Vnccnts Home for
Boys, on Poyar-st, Brooklyn, on the night Of Noy.
1874. aId ned for trial before County Judge Moo
the Court OF Sessions YESTERDAY His counsel after
consultation with Darict-Attomey Britton, entered
plea OF guilty Of in the second degree, ana HcNa
NEE was sentenced To years imprisonment in the
Kings County Pcntcntiaiy. -Four little ncwsbOys and
bOOthlacks whose ages ranged from 10 10 If years and
who had been detained ia the Raymond street Jail for IL
days rs witnesses IN the ease, discharged aud the
Judge directed the Clerk of the Court to pay them so
Oh
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
rnr EEY. DR. rrLroN.. DIyIDEp CnrKcn

Some Of the members Of the Hanson Place
BAPTIST Church BrooiD, desire to call meeting Of the
society in which only those persons who are u years OF
axe or more and who have contributed to tine support OF
the church for year, shall be allowed 10 vote, in order
10 decide The question Of Dr Fulton- remaining. Five
persons can call such meeting and the Society, not the
members ot the church. employ and dismiss the min
An analy sis Of the vote taken day evening
shows, II j. claimed 10y some members Of the church,
OF the l1e voting against Dr. Fulton 10 were cast
by adults who peWhOdcrs of the l-J for Dr. Fulton
there 90 adults OF whom only 20 pcWholdcrs
II stated that - ont Of L OF tie officers Oi the Chnich
desire that tie pastor shall resign.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
HOME NEWS.
THERmoNFTER YESTERDAY, AT HUDNUTs. -
BROADWAY.
Sam sG' Noon. 6s2 3 o. m. $50. Midnight 66
Highest during the cav. 80. Lowest, 56;
Average, 577s, same day, 1874, 57t'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Prominent ARRIVALS.
Jynb 1r,nyc UoieI-Associate Justice Nathan Cliff
ford of the L. ( supreme Court, Bishop H. B Mmgh. o
Nnne,ots Assistant General James y Iyne
Stste senator ID r. Wood syracuse. T. A. Merritt OF
posdsm r. Y: Gen. Thomas W Sherman, T. ;; Army the
Hon Alexander H. H. of Virginia and John hc6raw
81 Ithaca 1IbnGrie H0tcltssocate Justice stephen j.
Field of the L. = supreme Court Col T. = l. Laley u =
ARMY ana eXGOv VI. H. Lawrence Of Rhode Island "rqhd
Central Host-A. NJ. Clalp ConFr' s.iona Printer Hi"p
L. A.. Beaplslce T. :. Navy; Gen. G. H.
r coils Of philadelphia and Judge Charles Lester OF sara
YORK HOfsit Congressman G. H. Adaln.oi tOOe
\ Y Windsor Hotri-Gcn r.. &. Walihall Of Mississippi
and Jndge Mark skinner of Chicago. Gi'hdn HOTEL
DENNY s. b. IIoabri, T. Z Army
r'ro6r Hois-Capt G. Fame Of the British Navy and George
~ riggs Of Washington. MtirpOfidn HOtel Henry G.
Kosey Secretary ~ state Of NewJcrsey; William w
Wright y. " and Mayorelet A. j. Bryant o san
francisco Nich0Ids I0i,i-C Congressman J. H. Bmlrlgh
a. Maine and Thomas Dickson President ~ the Delaware and
Hudson canal Company.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
BROOKLYN.

IN inquest shows thar the death Of Michael Golden
r,ultrl nom sunshot wcuHds accidentally received While
sIpc shooting
Under new regulation by Superintendent Camp
bell Haiquarcr detectives are liable 10 precinct duty
When uoi Othri NlSr engaged
Residents OF Fourth-st.. L. D.. complain that their
flooded aUrn heavy rams, on aoco"u o. the 4mper
f'ct condition OF TIE sewer.
4 Grand Jury, with Frederick II. Harrison rs fore
man, imiaueled by Judge Benedict IN the United states
Circuit Court yesterday.
Thomas kehoe died at the Long Island College
Hospital late ON Tucsd,y night injuries received by fan
ing from q Couey Island car Oh sept l..
The Hon. A. !. Bryant Mayor-rcct of san Fran
cisco called upon Mayor Hunter and Police superintendent
Campbell ycseriay
Although about 900 excise licenses have been
revoked dutug the pact twelve months there - about
s. liquor saloons the city, OF 100 more than last year
Eleven boys escaped from the Truant Home about
n y,teray tying sheets together and lowering
themselves from thirdscly window. Two have bee; re-
captured.
The trial of Patrolman Redmond Joyce OF the
Tenth Precinct charged ;hr Vfu murder Of the
coorcd coacman Robert Gilmore VIII take place next Thurs
day.
Charles Plunkctt. discharged soldier was found
dead from supposed the uQuors,ore OF hs
brother Atsntca and Columbia place Yesterday morn
ING
Peter Fox was sent to the Peniteniary by Justice
senior Yesterday months for attempting cut the
throat Of his brother in aw, Adam kasnt at their home AT
No l5O 1routmanst The prisoner drunk at the time
Vandelinc Holemhala of No. l06. and George
Of No 76 Mrserole ST, T. D. committed for
animation by walsh Yesterday charged with having
concealed eases Of small IoI IN their houses.
The Board of Education has decided that persons
holding licenses teach which not used
within y months after then date before
they BE- appointed A. TEACHERS ~ the pnbhc rchOos
George Marsh, who was covicted Of completely in
a of da O lew
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
THE JERSEY CITY BOARD or EDUCATION.

IIIF JEINNT.l u VI IFIIN' II'I'N'
The examination into the charges against the
Jersey CITY Board OF Education continued last even
ing Director Iollns, the author Of the charges
called but the examination did not affect the validity OF
the charges aIeady made. j. G. Brown OF the Board OF
Finance and Taxation stated that, IN determining the
c.tmaes the Board of Education had not been Treated
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
LATEST FOREIGN NEHS.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

HE PORTE INSISTS UPON TIE INSURGENTS SUB
MIrIING-BosNIA TRANQUIL.
LONDoS. Thursday. OCT. 20 q. m.
4 special dispatch from Vienna to The Ddiiy Aers
SAYS the Porte la, instructed Server Pasha 10 de-
mand the unconditional submission of the insurgents.
A Vienna telegram t. The Noraiag StdHdd,d asserts
thai Inc insurrccion in Bosnia i totally quellcd.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

differently from other Boards IL had Deeh ehPecnI W
reduce teachers salaries 10 per cent or more
Carman testified that the Board had IN previous YEAR
made overdras 10 large amount and these dlai's an
been paid. Recently only one committee had pecn
allowed TO overdraw and he had refused to sign warrants
where bills would cause ovcrdraft.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

pathy with the abors Of Moody and sankey. He hoped
that the Evangelists might assist In bringing abouf
unity of feeling among the various religious denomna
tons In tbe citv The Rev Drs Wright and Knnsrd
and others strongly approved the resolutions Whch
were unanimously adOpted.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
MORE GOLD RETURNING.

LONDON. Thursday oct. 20 a. H..
The steamer Main, which sailed from Souil
napion FOR Ncw-York yesterday took sj00OO IN gold.
lFoi ot,r E.rsgr. Se.e, s.s ram FrgeI
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

After The storm The calm Appears This
is shakes authority hut has 10 Inference or apc
un "a, prev alug acNl'5 OcCaSOtd By the demand Tor
his Fal ste Ot scHmcns HAS at kNOAe stores No 81 ?
BroalWy 533 BToadW ~. and In the FIN Ayeuc Hotel
KNOX, at- prOduc ton Is II his eIsndest -uccrse