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New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
pASsEEGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvERPOOI,-Is ,,>gDsshiO Bo,ago, Jane 2sConnt
and C0unis DE- Campo Aiesre Henri j. & ..'
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B,oo.s sss gion, W b Bonn. O. D. bosefei, neniy
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Lonis Checseman James Gi'pn M4.ts"N - coo9eE
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f~rsu- ~ ald Ar.. J.. FIuurr, M aud ai j. y fot'sr
Two Children sn1 nJIrs, Pre-" h4rt A. IiyeT.an,
r. a l'-u',, ~ He' 'a IS I.S.' Rae Tr .5d M 3 9
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New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
DECISIONS JUNE %.

Suprsm, Court ChdmbTs-By Judge Donohue. -
ForIhan ast stevens and auo-Grsnted Han agt Hall
Onlsr granted Freeman. Sc.. agt Asbbyl.sceiyeT aP
ponteh Pophan agL RIrreto-Denied Tue National shoe
aId Leather Bank T. Hcnrck Motion denied. kings
id gt Chrspsako ana Ohio Coal and Lumber Co. ct al
-rAc p4p rs ~ n"E IN proper form.
LAwTUncc.-ilo society Tor The helorlnsuon OF
JuN,Uiu Irnauents ngt Maerl think that the plaintiff rs
have tor lnulction undar the act Il 1872
Iaoo granted Mleeiu agt whistler. report Sonh med
OF divorce giauci 10 the plautin mono
randum Msiiit agt Cauwc sni anp.CouDse viii oblige
nae ing memorandum stating the views OF
eao points mtenied to bo passed memo
In the Matter of lao appeaion Of the department
Public Dock3 relative 10 Piers Nos ~ ad 3iCounsel
wil o0go hy informing hcer any further points are
o Ue presented or HLgtIdI ho motion Is " DC wthdra"n
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
CRUELTIES TO INFANTS.

Catherine COnkIiu WAS brought before the
Fourt! District Court yesterday sccomplce Of
Mrs Margaret McCloskcy III thr baby EARNING" out
rage ~ No 81 East T1onty ifth-5t. and after exiun
and Christina Anderson two OF tho young womon board
ing Nih Mrs. Ircioskry sent as witnesses 10 the
o,n ~ Detention and Ona Oi tnO niants, tBs child III
'hIs nI A'icTson. was srnt Mia her. IhO chd which
Mrs NrtiO>keT carried OK lett with her for the pres
cnt altnnngh m0tion 10 take itaway mIdo by tho
representative or the oOccty Tor tAe Provcgtun oi
lrIrltN ID 'llrnu
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stocks especially Western Union Telegraph AS soon as
IN. effect OF the orders felt, the bears rnsheo
in to "cover" and thus helped the general advance
ns,ctona M,cbiqan Central from 50Ss 70 5li4; Lake
sore IS to 81 H. and The rest Of the list with Few
executions, frOm 4 to . per cent o,on, o,se
rave notice 10 the Exchange OF bis inability 10 mget nus
contracts and about 500 shares or WesteIn Ci, ~
Iake Shore and other stocks bought ia Ior lis
account. ,., n.,,ort n, thu
Samuel Sloan was yesterday elected President OF INC
Michigan Central Railroad
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
A HUSBANDS VIOLENCE.

James Sweeny, junk dealer, OF NO. %
Cbarton-st, has been very Incorporate lor So'he i'
and when intoxicated has violently assaulted MS "e
sovaI ocea,ons About 10 O. H. yesterday he tod his
wife he wanted 10 kiss her, and she lifted her face TO
hi, hs drove the blade OF his penknfe into her throat
Fortunately 1t took an Upward direction and pt''ed
through the lower part of the chiu into nor m0nt ohs
fc 60 the floor, the blood pouring from tAr |ouio an.
the man fed but was ateryaTd captured and taken 20
tle Wooster Street StatiOnhouse. Tie #On1hs "ouhn
serious Sw.eay held In $1,000 BAN 10 await Ihe
result OF his wlle's injuries
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29

III 10 be withdrawn wish IN be relieved o. tie nsody
the papers Matter OF hcCahil ah1l dlf>ot taaS
the money be paid within ave days rom date
eau ,oreot that attachment issue against te defend
memorandum.
oecir! Tsrr-By Judge LawreDce-Borst agt Wincks
Encss aet Iienn0nQreis denying motions for new tras
..t,l,d and signed. M0ratt agt Mclaughlin
riding settled snd signed Buri Of a. ag he Gos
Nufn ife Insurance O-JUdmcDt for Defendant On de
muiTer with leave panuS 10 amend On payment OF e
Memof faBdunl
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
A EIIfKRY IN MAII-ST

Considerable excitement was created in Wall
ST. yesterday by tho sudlen advance Of stocks The
market had been largely Uyoriold by the "bers" aud
the fact becoming nnOYI 10 tne leaders tho "bull
side, inspired them with tho idea of twisting their
financial opponsn,& Accordingly tho brokers of the
"buil' party heavily laden Slt orders to purchase
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.

SECOND yEAR-CHaRAl TER or TIE GEADUAIISG
CL,ss-oRsroNs, pEGEEEs, AND PRIZES.
Columbia College, Ncv-York's most yenera-
81. institution Of hger sduca.on celebrated yesterday
its hundred and twenty second anniversary Hlth ie
Commencement exercises of the Centennial year IL =
natter OF pri3o :ho officers OF The colsse that the
Centennial Caas IL considered the hes. In requirements
and ability that has graduated in 21 years ~ It
also the l2ryes. in numoer-3T-fsr several years
The echo2r-tp is high, the average stNrding beins
Tq-lOO. Win - few exceptions the ciaSs nem'eIS
ara resident, of EewYors city and suburbs aod intend
o remain here. large majority viii study l-"' and
tLreo out of tho 81 viii enter tae ministry. IHe
yoHnsest member Of the o4Ss ID years o. -co ana
the Oldest 20 years, the average bong a"on! 20 Inc
literary aud fol snso Ok he class has been ci A.n
ori0r OF merit
The Academy OF Music well filed yesterday by
the invited ucs; o. the yudcEt@ Graiullas Band t-
nishod music Among tho perscns pres-nt were Bohop
Potter the Rev Dr. DIX, Prof ColArd of tho BrooEi'n
Pol,teclnc Institute. Prot Ben amin " Martin "nd
Prof Bard OF the University Of the City OF se"loik
Prof SPENCER the Rev II. r. Roberts, the Rev Dr. Fe'-
inilye Prot. D. 5. Martin Of Eats'rs Female College
jose .Ih SclIglnsu, and Prof william ii. Lofsett
Tho e1srcses opened oy Irayo. from Tie EeV Dr.
How. C. wilmer, getting chaplain of the c'Nes" iht
Gree. s.lutstory oraton delivered by Enlcn' Sog-
mar nunbsr ons in the sirsJ Class Of Honor, and the
Latin uorin by David C4iman Who stood second ID tA'
FIRST Class Of Honor Other Or.tions were: IaeorznE
I'm Scisrce." by Brnlsmin Franklin Mayer; "'oninhh-
ism" by Herman Driglsr; "O!iTer Go!tsnii'h,' by
RjcharI Theodore Ely; LfS and Character o trsrcis
J3eak" ~ Lei.htOn williams; American HfO'o and
rro,- writer's" by George Washington Seigman; ~
lure ard Force Of Uaot' by Theodore Freii"g4uJs-n
Iozcr OF EnseHood, y. j.; Progress Of civilization
by ArInar EmOGry Tbs OIati0ns excused were: ~ iAe
Church Of Rome rad tse Civil IO"eI,' BY John Edmund
U,uion hyde; "Idiomatc Language" by William
Au,stu. Won Sachs snd our Federal irstitrtion7'h by
zf,r3,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
VASSAR COLLEGE.
ANNUAL GRADUATION EXERClsEs-Llsf VI inN
CLAss-NEw LECTURERS AND PROFESSORS soh
THE COMlSG YEAR

ANNUAL GRADUATION EXERCISEs-Llsr OF IhS
CLAss-NEw LECTURERS AND PROFESSORS FOR
THE CoMlSG YEAR.
frRoN SPECIAL cORREsPoSDESr OF TIRE rRiRUSh'I
PouGuKgErsIR. June 2S.-The regular Com
.,ce,.pt exefc,>ea Of the graduation OF Ito senior
Class IT ya,.ar College ook place to-day The Boafd OF
Trustees. Faculty students moved in procession 70
tha chanel where tAro Dstc-Dbc n absence o tie
usu decorations OF greeEory aud 5o-efs the eec WIN
tA nrse,cs c the Young l.dio. being Of simple e-
c.ure Among tho guests were Gov. stearns OF Yer
mont the Rev. Dr. Kcyscr OF Boston, the Hon DIT. Fop
pleton OF Nebraska the Rev I. i. Anderson OF New
YORK Benson o. Losing OF NowYork and Gen Yale Of
Brooklyn
AFTER IN organ voluntary and prayer, tho exercises
proceeded according TO the following programme:
CRATIC s.ut,ohs.Hus sarllla Johnson WnltesV2o; E 5
bof.l Beslty IN Art arone H.n'2i y tr.ih nm is,
TN, Relation Of Womon - scsnee-li' o'fo'iho -'p"A'
EafSie A aa, op A. Chopn-Mi-s Adams
sItur. Of lie doth ever aid Pleasure Mary bstoe
Sh, No Copdenln Cayioi-Enen Elizabeth Po9pleion
oT Ie a. h:iniro nara Learned Ss London
Rrisa. s:rph u52as , ., NJ i LeTEs a
uroi-. gdri-a Borsey, oxford. ,e. - ..,
The Va eactoty Address.-Joauuio Carlton Prce sais
sonata Cat OF. 80. Weber Miss PopTleion.
1ba conorrinc oi degrees th-n place. Tho various
d.partncrts of study w-ro represented in he essays
relating 10 rcisnco, art htca,rrr, and lneHph' 'icS
II. a..l by Mss Laq ham discussed the opportunity OF
woman TO distinguish her-c, ~ scAn''hc pursuits Mi
I4n-o discussed ;he moral hranty In Christian "ri -
rgsr.,t.d -it- the art OF tho Grrcians The co!oquy
On Corl,le VIZ. q neat picco Of literary dis
.ultniinn between rs- Popplcisn and Mis- Learned
N which the s1e,eDces and thc rancs ~ the I'iioso
gher vcrs duly c.ntr.sicd. Mis- Robinson di'a''ed
nc p,raaot sat fsrho- gives pleasure hs' Ii'r'@y
discussed newspapers and ,se.r nhl.-ce upon pubic
morals.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

san rises .. s.2Uf Sun .... 30 l2s
vATFR IUIs DkY-,s
Hook. IsAnR Itcll 81
EHsH vAIF3 THIS DAY-P.
1853 Cows Island 2JU Hell c. Ferry. "
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
cALENDARs-rnIs DAY.

suyrsyy -DoSoHUE, j.
10 Oliver agt Morrison 100 winchel agt. Winehon
ioi Fariy as AZ TIE The MAYOR Mo1tefor Bonsvo
lI2 HsrbisOD agt. Van Val 227. Bartlett agt DepsCA
kenburyh 233.. Young agt WeeAs
l2. Mills ayt. Ec iowsld. 2i0. Farley agi Green.
i35 Phelps agt. Platt- 25l Peck at. Peet, &C.
1854. .Glsten ag- Summer 2j2..sc.yer agL The Aayot
1866 .Dnrysa sst Summer S 2s3 Ms,,er st, q Elliott Elicit
loespoi agt summer 6Ssss 6snses .s sg ass Rss
i67. Conner ast Summer. z6O'. .DA''a'7 As' AidanA
C1gcrTr-PARr I-BAxgETT. J.
1911 Morgan ag The Cont 1925. HeIries agt Wesley d
N'A'' sb.riY sG2. Tn, cansdisn Bank Of
lI4s. .Lonyhr,n ir, ast Mat Commerce ast BI
the-s .: A. 20. !sn'..-''
me- L. "S' $50 Lynch ,gt Ki,ran.
s7s Johnson OF al ast Els y2o5 agt tn21
ist. g. ana a. ;a as re- 1871 sa ag TIE May
2o72. .orcrman agt Peterson ,o,.,, ,s tfv- q, .,
s,sort And aso l8i7 Kidd ana agt Tan
isGi srrslS 1gt Compton. 6ls,q.Tacott ayt Burrop
1851 Miner a l. Crofut 1917 Il Drake and ano, agt
67JiL v 1iiace s8i ano egt Iisj- .uaSUue' @S' i''
The American Linon
Thread co.
M ,ot PAsT Han, IE ,9 V9HIT 5Isi 10 day calendar
PART III.-LAEErlioEB II, Nan.
2sss The Mani and Blid 3e79-Ine commerce., bsni @
ers' Bank agt her- as1S'iosOei ALI" '"'
SUPERIOR CougT-sPEcIAL Tgas-sRDGwIcx, J: 49,.
The Gilbert Elevated R2slwsy Company HoaS cNieN'''
COMMON PLE.s--EeUTr TERA-1yss hoi3sE' toSsnv a1,
Case NO q mo smith Aysngs .51.r No csy esf
lhs New.York Elevated Railroad COMPANY ~
GsygnAL srssross-PARr I-HAcEEIr. Recorder0MgSIy
"a. sa g and asrT oaa Iey Albert Howard az DayA
Dow ing burglary tr1n. ] aN idres Esbaoso and Jsun
soulOn, gr .nd larceny.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29

The degree OF 4. VI. conferred upon the Msso' r.
r. Ccnin. : T. Monks. aud q Haryin after examination
The Board of Trustees elected DR. IsihTOp ~ President
Of tae Board n til p.>so o. tha Hon lra hNri' de-
ceased. rcslnli0n was passed for 1c establishment
, An at school .lL tse T-stter W, plho'G H t' hAhu
of r Ant Committee, c1AHgc n Tie calilG GIa1l ~
bring tho study cf 6rsS, rTe,irn. ahd Hc.inNn
into lower Gl..-sSa, giSsHg ~" LEhc' Hu ,'F-
roruuiiy Tor ibc ,udy nf tiT"rchI uanch-' hr "ipc
excluded. \ ytof'--orsAlp o' uA' t|mt 'r' hi'
i.,r - Yhiis,t>d V-r- has sern t-5tbufErd H7-
tOi...l l-tIHYtIp. ~ ATr1 % I.' ~ f'-f OF hut
f.u...s,. Ha.a a.rias =, 70 -ul ri IN" Hl'p.'' '4
,r.. ri ole UCfi-lni- DO .r !I"ir 20
u....s me LOci TAFT ~Ed ci"At Aud.fAtpI t-il' "a
tns ye-. Iy tho l','ny VUsI,l. IT, ".'I' e. H-' ' w.
~ rr cia-s i % wears. 1bCrpif good prospect OF
: iaIg, Freshman class.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-29

ANNUAL MEETING or THg ALUMNI-cHANGEs DUR
ING THE YEAE-ExAMISATIosS AT CHICAGO
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25

the detective force divide the city again into three In
spectiOn Districts and place one OF the inspectors ia
charge OF the detective force.
At meeting of the Committee on County
Affairs Of Board Of Aldermen yesterday, request was
submitted on behalf Of the list Regiment that the
present armory at Broadway and Thirty-nithst DC
leased for five years 1t stated that the building
could be obtained for $4,000 per annnTn, sherih
asked the Committee to fix the COMPENSATION Io
the support OF the prisoners in the County JAN lue
Committee decided TO recommend that ths 3th
Regiment be assigned to the old arsenal at Elm anu
Whte-sts
The annual meeting of the st. Georges
Society has just been held at No Broadway The
officers earnestly appeal for further public assistance,
that their work may not DO retarded during the winter
The following officers elected for the year: Presi-
dent Henry T. Pellew; vcePresidents Edward Hill and
Briton Richardson; Treasurer, John q. Dale; secre-
taries Henry Rounily and Maynard C. Eyre An Execu-
tive Committee aud Board OF Physicians were also
chosen. During the year S3.6i6 40 was received ana
dsbursed in charity. AT present the Society has 0o pen
siOuers and the average number OF persons relieved
mont hy is rs. Meals and lodgings are often given one
hundred anu five persons have been provided with slt-
tons. 1877 sent home 20 England and 80 patients were
cared at st. Lakes Hospital during the year at the
expense OF the Society.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
RIGHTS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

The suit of James T. Wolthington against
George W. Mclean. President of the New-YOrk Stock
Exchange and stephn F. Massett the trial Of which was
Degun yesterday before Judge Donohue, in Supreme
Court Special Term, presents question rs 10 the
rights of members of that body and Of the Exchange
Itself. Mr. worthngton recovered Judgment against
Massett, that Massett execute power Of attorney TO
wortbingon sell his seat in the Stock Exchange or be
punished for contempt. Snce that time, Worthington
says Aasset has kept out Of the reach Of the Court
This suit s brought in the nature OF creditors action
10 compel the Stock Exchange to sell Massetts
at, and, after deducting any dues 10 pay over the
salance to worthingtOn much may be required
10 satisfy his claim The defendants deny generally
that they have interest in duty growing out OF the
tut between WOrthDgtOn and Massett They claim That
the Of Masset is held subject to his agreement IN
signing the constitution and bylaws that the value of
his seat should first be applied to the nent OF debts
the members OF tho Board; that Massetts cree
Board should therefore be parties 10 the SUIT
and they cannot sell seat until year after IL has
teen forfeited under their rules The case is stlll on
Ful.ivan, Fowler a KObbe appears for the plaintiff;
Robert Ii. Sowel and f. f. Marbury for the defendants
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
LIQUOR SELLING IN JAIL.

The case of Warden William Watson of
Ludlow Street Jail, who is charged with carrying
retail liquor business and selling tobacco without paying
q special license begun before United States Com
missioner Shields yesterday afternoon Tie only witness
examined John c. Mullin who confined III the
ai Jan II and l9 charge OF having in his posses
sion stampcd cigars. He testified that while in the
j4 he purchased liquor and cigars Of prisoner named
Oppenheimer, who had a bar in hs cell. On cross
examination Mullin stated that IN the jail he
known Smith, that he knew he to be arrested
OH the charge and that this was done In
cordance with an ARRANGEMENT made with Deputy Mar
shall David H. Crowley that Mulln should procure evil
dence against the Warden, and he kept memorandum
the humber Of times he purchased liquor bottle OF
hguOr which lie bought ON the preense that ne could not
sleep without IT, Le sealed up and gave TO Crowley when
he released has own reeOglancei ana he ala not
II again until II presented in evidence The case
win DO resumed on Wednesday az 2. u.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
TRIAL PoR ALLEGED WIFE MURDER.

The trial of Joseph j. Burroughs, a plastcrer,
Tor the murder Of his wife Nov 49, 1875 at No 247
Fiteenth.st Brooklyn, begun yesterday III the
Kings County Court of Oyer aud Termner, before Judge
Pratt Samuel Clay testified that he occupied the lower
part OF the house In which the deceased woman lived
se had separated from the prisoner On the day OF the
murder the witness heard noise Of some falling body
lp stairs, and, ascending, Mrs Burroughs lying
On the AoOr, while Burroughs rushed out OF the room
with revolver In his hand The witness sad to the
prisoner that he had done bad job" The latter re-
plied It's done it's DONE" and then went TO Michael
Boye's liquor store few doors away, where he drank
glass OF liquor told Boyle he had Just shot his wife and
hen went u the stlOnhOuse aud surrendered himself
Mrs. Clay mother Of the previous witness, gave
nnilar testimony Michael Boyle, the saloon keeper
testified that Burroughs told him that he had killed his
wife. Capt John McKellar OF tine Eighth Precinct test
uad that he asked the prisoner why he had killed his
wife. Burroughs replied that she would not live with
him and had been intimate some years before, with
photographer. The witness said there nothing pc
l ar in the prisoners manner OF conduct. Sergeant
Brown testified that the prisoner surrendered himself tO
him the day OF the shooting, stating that he had Killed
biS wife for her bad conduct.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
THE C1RRUTH MURDER.
THE TESTIMONY OF TWO INSANITY EXPERTS OFFERED
BY THE DEFENsE-TIIE DEFENsE RESTS.

THE TESTIMONY OF TWO INSANITY EXPERTS OFFERED
BY THE DEFENsE-THE DEFENsE RESTS.
BRIDGEToN, n. j., Jan. 23.-Ihe reading
Of the question Dr. Ray, the insanity expert was nm
ished in the Lands trial today The doctor answered
believe the staten ut made In tho Hypothetical qnes
ton, taken as whole indicates insanity, ana ieads
me TO the conclusion that the person therein
concerned Charles X. Lands, on the day when
the homicide was committed was insane
the symptoms stated, and my DEDUCTIONS
from thcm not inconsistent with Mr. l3ndls deiV-
eng occasional lectures and attending 10 Dslness OF
corresponding business affairs. Tile opinion nave
inst EXPRESSED IS the deduction OF observation OF ana
expeTencein dealing with the insane.
In reply tU Attorney General Nanattas bref cross.
examination the defined lnsanity disorder OF
tie produced b. physical disease OF the brain Like
all disrasce il has different degrees and different eNtts
DR.. Horace A. BIttaph, Superintendent of the New
Jersey Asylum 1T Trenton who has hdd charge
years, and now has over 700 insane patients
under his charge, cOrr0bOrated what DIR. Ray had
declared He further testified that INSANITY 0len
rgnates in hereditary faint and sometimes SHIPS over
generation and IA on tue thId aud u ndnlests
itself In sIngulartics, cccyntrlcties, &c.
John Ogden testified TO receiving four separate ana ds-
tinct ord the subject from Lands ana cOu-
ternand OF them all within n few mnut =.
At this point the defense announced that would resi-
it, TIE prosecution offered some rebutnS testI
mony and the Court adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
THE wAcHTEL OPERA TROUPE.

A TRIBUNE reporter called upon Mr.. Neucn-
dor manager of the Wachte Opera Troupe last evening,
and asked him what the reasons OF the reported
disagreement between him and Mr. Wdchtel. MT Ncuen
doin denied that they had disagreed and said that Mr..
Wachtcl had for time been suffering from rupture.
and was at present confined to his bed Mr.. Wachtel
brought to Mr. Neuendo certificate fromhis PHYSICIAN
II ting that ne i'll to sing M present and forbid
ding hn ~ rform for indefinite ucllJd OF time. IN
consequence. Mr. NcuendOrf Obliged 10 dismiss his
comnanv. Madame Wagner, Mr.. UcberheIst ani Miss
Goldberg have returned 10 EuIope lie dld not tlna
that this Cancelled his contract with NJ. Wachle, VINO,
hopes will sing gam II h" RECEIVERS sufficiently before
tue iIaton Of the contract Mr. Wachte II now stay
ing at the BrevOort House.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
THE oNE-MILLIoN TWEED SUIT POSTPONED.

The one-milhOn suit against Tweed, which
vas have been taken up yesterday before Judge West
brook. put until Monday, Jan. 81. After the
polling of the iury, Judge westbroOk addressed them
substantially ~ follows:
had expect d TO proceed with this to-day, but
unable to do this morning account OF the very
extreme Illness Of Mr.. David Dudley Fields wife, which
is 4 TO make his constant attendance ncccs-
cary. She Is IN very critical con itOn. and under
these circumstances counsel have agreed 70 post
pone this case We shall put over the case
until two weeks from to-day at ~ o'clock noon.
rne counsel may try the other cascsn the place OF The
present | trust may not detain you very long
after b. gin the trial. only ment my regret
the Inconvenience Ii gives 10 you well as to self
aud the counsel OF course, during the ensuing week
gOI will be mixing vita Others in your business, and
shall Ony repeat the caution gave yOI g. he your
guard . gainst conversations respecting the case.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25

Mary Ann Dubois Directress of the Nursery
on Randas slani, has written ESSAY discussing the
quest on What will become OF destitute children who
can no Longer be admitted ~ Rtnills Island J. she
says that the Commissioners Of Clarifies ana CORRECTION
nss: that they can board these children at cheaper
rate than any else The rcpOr; OF the state Charities
Aid Association shows that to insure this economy the
nui employed paurers criminals, aud that tile
children are sadly neglected TIE object attained Is not
tie proper of destitute pauper children that would
prevent cJnt glOus diseases aud cv morals from spread
ing but the lowest possible amount on which children
can live This Ia left out OF consideration, because
IL would cost a few cents monthly
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
PROTECTING TIE JURY.

From me dft1nfr fDnsttityn.
Some negroes were listening to one of their
lie Ic to them the proceedings of the L"gisIa
from Ihe Constitution yesterday When n got down
to tie b " to project aud preserve Unmpared the night
II trial rs Jury" Old 81 spoke up and said
" What's dat mean Who's a-gwine to hurt de jury '"
" Dat means heap, Pm tein' yer OATS good
tning ~ replied PETE.
"Spane 1t denl Whai's do nessersarynees fur It I"
urged ST.
q" Wy dis way" said Pate. Oars a gcmmaD down
dar at de dcpo wlar dc Jury lie odde day, on
bear hm tcn how dat hc ddu't want ter gree wild de
ob 'eH, when big feler up and tOc him ef e
didn't 'glre boUt two secon's dat he bust him wide
oJcu : what YOU tink oh dat ~
The bill tnen received unanimous approval.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
RING PLUNDER Refunded.

Attorney General Fairchild called on Com
troer Green yesterday and pad over to HIM Sj55,
345 81, proceeds OF tho Judgment recovered against
Margaret Watson, almn tratrix OF James Watson, Ring
County Auditor The money deposited in the city
Treasury the account Of public moneys recovered un
der Chapter 49, Laws O 1875 The amount Of the iudg
m,nt ned in the County Clerks Office Oct. 2l
1873, Was seas ,939 81. Under an order "f tle Sl-
prcme Court, the United States Trust Company paid to
the Attorney General $59OOOO out OF moneys on deposit
belonging TO WasOns estate account Of this iuig-
mcn II Is understood that the Attorney General has
retained in his hands about $1,000 % meet certain
penses aud claims connected with the settlement Of the
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