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WOMEN RULED OUT.

THE REV. DIR. SEES TRIAL ENDS WITH vER-
DICT OF UNwILFUL VIOLATION OF PAULs IN
JUNCTION.
The Prcsbytcry cnded the trial Of the Rev. Dr. See
last night After all the members had expressed their
Vows committee was chosen with Dr. Wilson as
chairman, to prepare resolutions embodyi ing the judg
of the This judgment as finally expressed
by uily atwothrds vote, Ia that while Er. See Is
guilty OF having w,lfully dIsobcycd the rules OF
Scripture and the Church lie did so actually;
that the Scriptures do prohibit women from preach
ing; that, while different Interpretation Of the pas
sage IN dispute may be honestly held, Mr. See acted
rrcguary unwisely aud contrary TO the views OF the
Scriptures held by the Prcsby Church; that
suGs action may open n way TO disorders and mis-
chieis we afecuonately counsel and admonsh Brother
See TO abstain from y In future" and
social meetings Of the Church the Presbytery atdcs
by the dccis of the General Assembly in 1874 Rev.
Dir Craven the prosecutor, strongly but vaInly OBJ
jectcd to the cause saying that there might be an
honest difference of Interpretation OF st. Pauis words.
The judgment also includes praise OF women in their
present sphere OF Christian labor MI See gave notice
that he would appeal the case to the Synod.
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
THE SCHOOL HOUSE OF THE FUTURE.

At the meeting OF the Mcdico.Iegal Society last
evening" the special Committee Hygiene in our Pub
lie Schools submitted MS an appendix to the report
discussed at the last meeting series oil practical
suggestions. The meeting held in the parors of
the Academy OF Medicine, Professor Hamilton pre-
siding. After the usual routine business had been
transacted, Mr.. George II. Ycamans read the suppc-
mentary report Of his committee II consisted OF four
propositions First that tho minimum age OF admis-
SION to the public schools DO made years instead Of
four second, that the minimum attendance
at school, Tor children under eight years
of ago, be reduced TO threc hours per day,
with suitable ntermissons; thrd, that provision DO
made by law for medical inspection aud supervision,
to secure he adoption and enforcement OF sanitary
rules and the Of health fourth that larger play
grounds should lar possible be furnished Tor tio
Children ana that In improving existing school houses,
uniformly In building new ones, they should be SUR
rounded on all sides with adequate open space. tho
better To secure nght, ventilation and play ground
Dr. Arncw, who has been engaged for some years in
collecting and coating the statistics of near-sghted-
ness as progressive disorder IA children attending
the public schools IN the leading cities OF the United
states, was introduced, and read an exhaustive paper
ON that subject
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TREASURE TROVE.

Yesterday afternoon, as Captain Aaro OF the Four
teenth precinct was walking In the Bowery he saw
young gentleman OF singular appearance go into NO.
IFS Bowcry, with a valisc in his hand. Suspicious OF
what It might contain Captain Allairc waited Tor tho
reappcarapcc of tho young man. When ne did come
out Captain Allaro accostcd him, saying:"What have
You got thcrcY"
'.Ciothcs, 20 was Tho reply.
'Ict's SEQ them" SAID the Captain.
'.Do you think Pm a fool 10 snow you my clotbesY"
al want To what you've got" said the Captain,
taking hold oi the vasc.
"Oh. well, II you want to arrest me, go ahead "
The Captain did go ahead. taking he valisc In one
hand and holdidg the man with the other The valisc
weighed about 200 pounds and the Captain Iet sure
that something was wrong. The man accompanied
Alalre 10 The Of Broomo and Mulberry streets
where he gave his police escort the slip and He'd
There was not an onccr In sight, so the fellow got
away On opening the vase the Captain found about
81 worth Of pearl buttons, which, Is believed were
lost st Labloth's last week.
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ROASTING A WOMAN ALIVE.
A HORRIBLE AFFAIR IN THE BERGEN "cRow's"

A HORRIBLE AFFAIR IN THE BERGEN "cRow's"
NEST.
Ono Of the large tenement buildings on Harrison
avenue the Bergen district OF Jersey City Is inhabi
ted exclusively by colored families In one apartment
lived Oscar Hudson and his Mistress Martha Shuttle
They had been recently leading very unhappy life,
but during the past week they quarreled night and
day. Yesterday at noon the whole ncighb' rhood
was alarmed by frghtiul screams in Hudson's
apartment and crowd coon followed He refused to
give admission any one, aud the door was forced in
Then q shocking presented. On the floor lay
Martha gaspng and grooming, the flesh peeled OIL her
shoulders and back, and her face bctrayng ter
rble agony. When attempt made TO raise her
the flesh adhered to her clothing, and she impIorcd
those in the room to allow her to remain lying.
Beside her lay empty tea kettle, still steam
ing The stencil in the room almost int nolorabe.
appears that Hudson threw the boiling water in tho
Kettle over the woman and then throwing her upon
tho stove held her fast till she almost roasted TO
death. Medical aid was summoned, but the wretchcd
woman terribly burned that she cannot survive.
Captain McVaig OF the Fourth precinct upon
the scene and he had Hudson arrested and conveyed
TO he station. The only defence the prisoner offered
to the charge that Martha too much addicted
to beer and inclined TO receive attentions from man
IN the neighborhood OF lighter shade Tho locality
has long been designated the 'CrOw's Nest Of Ber
gen. HUDSON will be brought up for examination this
morning and Coroner Cannon was notified 10 take the
deposition OF the injured woman.
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THE SHINNECOCK SUFFERERS.
NEW YORK. Jan. 3, 1877.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

CoRxrR-wooLp. In this city, on Wednesday. jan
uary s. 1877, by the Rev. George H. I.orey, WILLIAM
MUNRO CORNER and LIIIAs EsrEILE, daughter of
Thomas Woo, OF Mount Eden. No cards.
DEAxE- HowR.-On Wednesday, December 81 at
tho residence of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev.
LAcRA GRACE, daughter of A. H. Howe, of Brosklyn.
No cards.
HARRIs-GInsRr.--On Wednesday, January 3. 1877,
at ST. AIMS church, by the Very Rev Thomas ).
Preston, X. DUNCAN HARRIS. to ANNIE NJ, daughter Of
the late Dr. j. /. Gilbert
MEyDELssomS-WE WEiGERr.-Japuary 3, 1877, by the
Rev. Dr. Gothcil, at the residence Of the brides pa
rents Miss ANNA WEGERT TO Mr.. THEODORE l.. MEN-
DELssoHy both OF this city. No cards.
sTokEs--FoorE on " cdncsday January 3, by Rev.
Thomas Armilagc OF the Fifth avenue Baptist church,
HORACE STOKES 10 JENNIE A. Foorr both OF this city.
No cards.
Philadelphia papers please copy
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POPE Plus TX.
THE sEMI-CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY OF HIS
ELEVATION TO THE EPIscoPACY

THE sEM1-cENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY OF HIS
ELEVATION TO THE EPIscoPAcY,
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3. 1871
The Roman Catholic Church throughout the world
will. on the 2lst OF next May, celebrate the diteth
anniversary OF the elevation of Pope Plus lX to the
dignity OF the Epscopate, and circulars issued in
Rome been received in this city sent by the COM
mstee having charge of the ceremonies by which 1t is
proposed to honor the The circular states that
contributions OF money gifts may be sent TO His
Holiness. but Archbishop Wood, Of this diocese, re-
quests that money will be given instead OF other gifts
The following Archbishop Woods letter to the
clergy
PnLApELPHIA Dec ~, 1876. :
We the following circulars to the pous con-
sideration OF Clergy and people,
Tho occasion remarkable one. and well worthy
OF extraordinary effort to show our loyalty and hdety
We think advisable that contributions shonld be made
happy receive them and anhorze the clergy OF
viii send them Rome with the names of contributors as
May God 'e's and our n@ls JAMES WOOD
Archbishop of Philadelphia
The circulars were inclosed IN the following letter
from Mrs. General Sherman-
.wAsHlscroS, d. c.. Dec o, 1870
the circulars which have been sent TO me by
committee of distinguished ladies and gentlemen in Rome
reference to the Of The eth
Soeaments Dc unr mHs viii speak for themselves
The letter addressed to me by the committee IT, says
Both gits ana waht W nome ny
the March, the first b. put exhibition at the
Vatican the second to be bound in Illuminated album in
Rome. Depuations from each country invited to
the feet OF His Holiness this his jubilee feast
they will he received audience together with the
Roman Committee and thus trust that the whole world
will represented like family celebrating the feast of
the Father of the Faithful ~ the Vatican the
2ist of May. 1871
take add that in this diocese the reverend
CLERGY determined thavng the episcopal sancton
the gifts Of the faithful be n and that any sum-
however small be accepted They alec that only
the several contributors be inscribed the
rolls, and not the amounts given by each
subrnittns this whole matter 90 zeal and wisdom
be, with the highest
respect your humble servant.
SHERMAN
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
AN ACTRESS IN FLAMES.

Miss Minnie Longsdaie, young actress attached TO
the company at Wards Opera House IN Newark, N j.,
was seriously II not fatally burned IN her dressing
room last evening. While arranging her costume her
light gossamerike garments came In contact with
TIE stove and caught lre. la a few moments
she was in blaze and dashed from the
theatre to tue street, passing through "A
hail alongside but separate from the theatre,
leading out through barroom. Here she was helped
To extIuguisn the flames. she removed her
residence, No 13 Ward street, and attended by Drs.
Dickey and Osborne Her injuries very and
may prove fataL Part OF tho flesh came oil with her
stockings. The worst burns are about the body. Tho
pertormancc had not commenced when the burning
look place. There was no excitement among tho au-
doucs who knew nothing oil what had occurred.
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
ALLEGED CRIMINAL ASSAULT.

Yesterday Anton Werr, OF No. $40 Sixth street, and
Leo Hutton, OF Mescroie street, Williamsburg. were
committed jail In default Of $4,000 ball. by Justice
semlcr OF the Sixth District Court, Brooklyn, to an
swer the charge OF crminalv assautng Isabella Thor.
burn Ot No 3l3 East Thrtyseventh street, this city,
Tho plaintiff, who is only fifteen years OF age, came
10 Brooklyn intending TO visit her aunt, who
resides in that city, and losing her way, met
the prisoners who, she alleges, outrageously as
saulted hcr The parents OF the girl assert that she
has always boen we'll conducted and is member OF a
SUNDAY school class DIR. Tvpg's church. The pris.
oners. who are butchers by trade admit having met
her. but deny the charge preferred. The comp
is held as a witness
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Philadelphia papers please copy.
DIED.

AnERAN. w cdnosday, January g. ELLEN AHERAS,
aged 2S years
Noiice OF funeral in fridays paper.
BAGLEY-At the WINDSOR Hotel, in this city, on the
1st inst GEORGE FREDERICK BAGLEy, OF Detroit, IN
the 41st year OF his age.
The remains taken to Detroit Tor intcrment
BALnwIS.-At Milford, Conn, on Tuesday, January
g DAVID l.. BALDWIN, in the 92d year OF his age.
Funeral services at the First church IN Milford, on
Friday afternoon, 9th INST, at hall past two O'Clock.
BAssFoRD.-At his residence Harlem, January i,
JoHN b. BAssfoRD aged 80 years.
BERRy-in Brooklyn, on Monday evening" January
l. MARY CAROLINE, widow OF the late Abraham j.
Berry NJ. d., aged "a years
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend tho
funeral services, at Christ church, Bedford av BROOK
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
PIGEON SHOOTING.

The annual monthly meeting of the members OF
the Fountain Shooting CLUB took place ut Browns Ho-
tel Ocean Boulevard, Long Island yesterday AFTER
noon. Each member who had hand IN the spcrt
shot at BIRDS 81 yards rise so yards boundary, from
II and traps, the Long Island rules to govern. SIX
members put In appearance on tho club grounds 10
contest the prize. which was beautiful gold badge.
Dr. Race the lucky holder OF the badge previously;
bu. John McMohan carried off the honors this
sion by winning the prize after having tied on the first
seven birds with ,he crack shot, Henry Miller The
following 10
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REMEDIAL JUSTICE.

There was a second special meeting OF tho Bar Asso.
ciatlon last night with Mr. Edgar ;. Van Winkic in
the chair TO consider the printed amendments to The
Code OF Remedial Justice winch have been pro-
posed by a committee OF the Bar Association. or the
stxtvtwo amendments printed forty had been acted
uuon al a previous meeting Tho remainder were
ngcn M ami with occasional variations from the text,
many of them we're adopted. Unt however, their
mace a nxcd in The code the profession wou Id
not have conception OF their bearing on present
practice The design is to have them acted on by tho
LEGISLATURE at this session.
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
TRITON BOAT CLUB.

The Triton Boat Club has chosen the following OIL.
GERS for the ensuing year:-President, LOUIS E. sau-
nier; Vice President, Wallace vanncss; Secretary,
George II. f. Gray; Treasurer, Archibald W. ConKlin
Captain George ID. small Lieutenant, W. A. Brntzlng
hotter, Jr.; Log Keeper, James McClave; Board OF
Trustees, Mcssrs John g. Ltcll, Charles Glaze and
j. W MorrcII; Delegates TO the Passac River Amateur
Rowing Association, Messrs Marcus 7. Hnync, James
/. Myers and Louis T.. Saunier The delegates were
Instructed to cast their votes Tor Nr. A. W. Conkn
10 Commodore.
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
ARCHBISHOP HUGHES MEMORY.

At ST. Patrck's Cathedral in Mott street yesterday
morning at nine O'Clock, celebrated grand re-
quem mass the repose OF tho soul OF John Hughes,
late Archbishop OF New York, who died on the Sd
OF January 1864, yesterday being the thirteenth
nversary mass in memoriam Of the great prclate.
Though the hour quite early tho large church
filed but PRINCIPALLY with ladies.
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
NEW YORK'S FIRE RECORD.

In tho HERALD OF Sunday the losses by fire, insur
anccs and other details OF the workings OF the depart
ment were gwen eleven months of the year. The
last report OF the Fire Marshal shows that during
December there 139 fires, with an estimated loss
of Sl13sl9 OF which $50, 440 buildings and
$14O379 on contents. The insurance reached
81 2loO25 OF which S63055O buildings and
5000 AIS on stock. The OF uninsured loss was
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
CURLING.

At the curling match played yesterday In the Central
Park, for the Dalrympe medal which was won by the
'souh" last year, there eleven rnks IN usc and
tho number OF curriers' was eghty.eght The "North'
made 22s shots, the South" 20l, majority OF 27 tor
the "Nurth" which, OF course, gave them the victory
and the medal. The game lasted iour houis.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The Roman Catholics have taken charge of
portion II the Wiuuebago Indians who have LETT their
reservation in Nebraska aud have returned To "lScohs
Bishop Simpson lectures in Association Hall
next Monday evening This is the last lecture Of the sea
IA before tie NcwYorh Sunday School Association.
The Rev. DR.. j. NJ. Ludlow late pastor of
1 Reformed Church, Of Fifth-aye and Forty
,-st Las received call TO the pulpit OF the West
l.!nster -, ,byclian Church Brooklyn.
The Uaitcd Brethren in Christ have held their
,aventccnt. General Conference at Westtold H., the
session beginning May 10. Tais denomination has AZ
annual conferences, 4,07S churches 1881 members,
md 1862 ministers.
DR.. Schatf writes from Jerusalem that the
Jews IA tia city number 5000 one third OF the popu
Iaton. They ali orthodox, and are growing in nfiu
uce every year Much has been done for them by Baron
1.o.hscliG t.t ssl VI SOS MontehOrc.
DR.. JeS~up writes from Beirut to Tie Ner-
York Erge tina; the Christian population Of Syria is
in great danger from the outbreaks Of Mohaumcdan
t.uatcism. The Moslems regard the Christians
trends Of EGse aud hence traitors TO their country
The alumni of the Union Theological Semi
nary IL this city Lave determined 70 rse $4,000 for
lie endowment OF a Henry b. Smith Memorial Refer
tLce Library" II then purpose TO complete the rails
iug OF the none ry their next meeting 10 May 1875
MIR. Henry Varley, the English evangelist,
Is started OF u through Australia He viii return
ipr,e by way Of California. In parting with his people
D. stated that he had received, nor ana he intend
receive, shilling for ms ministry III the west
Icng0u Tabernacle.
The Western Association of Universalst Min
isiais h. ID a meeting Chicago, May $40 The attend
.a.e Of delegates small. Papers were read upon
ue Successful Ministry" The Duty OF the Universal
J. Ministry 70 their Own Church." and similar topics.
. e. IyeY. DF. Dyer presided.
Among the graduates Of the Auburn Theo-
ls.sl summary at The recent commencement was Mo
4 Aaron Hopkins, the first colored student wno has
completed the course Of study. He IN graduate Lin
10 University, and 10 years could neither read
r,te ~ graduating address wac The Problem Of
lac A. e4lncliatiOn ia the south" Mir. Hopkins goes
: orr. aroma wEcie re will engage IN preaching.
4 gift of $4,000 has been made to the
l.o.bJ t,tiau F4idln Mission Board by Mrs John c.
{ cen OF this city with this debt Of the board
] q over from Tie year 1906, and amounting TO
$1,000 pad and also Tie deficiency Of $1,000 Oh the
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