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At tho Twenty-sNth annual commcnrement
Of the Sew YORK Nautical schoo last evening the Pres.
dent Dr. " ; Thums, delivered the address During
u- wear .eAruen received tie beneni- uf te Iu,u
tuu,n. and ~ .rsiurei and received crrifcair, 49,
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Mr.. Gouge's Benent.

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N. mon square Theatre ON M,nd.s day evening neSt
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Mrs Martin Frank. u Union Hill. told her
husband whom she suspected that she was going on a
visit Nilhamshurgh She returned three hours Hfer
Her husband Vas enir rtAining nelshboIs vile Mr.
Frank procured COW hide ani WHIPPED The woman uf
mrrc.fulY. Then MIS- Frank quit the house she MIL
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M.I4.INE INTH,ILIGkNCE

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REOPENING THE SCHOOLS.

NEW PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FIRE AND PANIC
ADOPTED.
The public schools reopen to-day after the Christmas
holidays The pupils no doubt, rcturn 10 their studies
with fresh zeal and the teachers TO their posts we'll
satisfied with the relaxation they have enjoyed from
their duties During the past fortnight such OF tho
school buildings required Improvement in respect TO
admitting speedy egress have been carefully examined
and the necessary alterations effected. Doors nave
been widencd and IN all now open outward, and
some changes made in that were considered
faulty In construction These changes II 10 believed.
will secure safety OF children the event OF sudden
fright prevent far as possible, the occurrence
OF any disaster The system OF drill followed IN many OF
the schools for the rapid aud orderly transfer oi the
pupils streets has been proved by experience 70
work well, and hereafter It will be extended through
out the entire department At signal given by The
Principal they required to repair 80 designated
places and, forming ranks, quietly proceed out Of
the building Exercises IN this discipline are 10 take
place from time to time without notice beforehand.
Tie pupils be III this trained TO DC ready Tor
any emergency They appreciate Its advantages and
are soon brought under complete control Buckets
filed with TO be kept ready Tor instant use,
and each building Is TO be supplied with fire cx.
tingusher The Board OF Education realize the great
Importance Of providing against panic or actual
and the lar taken are expect ed TO
fully subseryc that end.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
ASSIGNMENT OF JUDGES FOR 1877.

ASSICNMESI w JOD1ES FOh AO|t.
General Tern-January. Chief Justice Curtis, Judges
Sanford anu Freedman March. Cnicf Justice Curtis,
Judges Sedgwick and Spcir; May, Judges Sedgwick
Spe,r and Freedman November, Chief Justice Curtis
Jury Tr,ci Terms Part l.-January, Judge Sedg.
wick February Judge Speir; March, Judge Sanford /;
April, Judge Freedman; May, Judge Sanford; June,
Judge Sedgwick; October, Judge Speir; November.
Judge Sedgwick; December, Judge Sanford.
Part 2-February, Judge Freedman; April, Judge
Spcir june Chief Justice Curtis; October, Chief JUS
t,ce Curtis December, Chief Justice Curtis.
Part 3-Fcbruary, Chief Justice Curtis and Judge
Sanford April, Chief Justice Curtis and Judge Sedg.
Wick; June, Judges Sper and Frecdman October,
Judges Sedgwick ana Sanford; December Judges Sper
and Freedman.
Special 7erm-January, Judge .speir; February,
Judge Sedgwick; March, Judge freedman; April,
Judge Sanford; May Judge Curtis; June, Judge san
iord October, Judge Freedman; November, Judge
Spe:r; December, Judge Sedgwick.
Chambers in Fdcdti0n Judge Freedman, from Non
day. July 2, TO Monday, July 10, Inclusive; Judge
sedgwck from tuesday, July II, to Tuesday July
81 pciusivc Judge Sanford, from Wednesday, August
l. TO Wednesday. August Is, inclusive; Judge Spelr,
rst Thursday August 10, TO Thursday, August 30,
elusive Cbcl Justice Curtis from Friday, August 81
TO Friday september H. inclusive; Judge Van Worst,
from Saturday september IL, to Saturday, September
20, inclusive
Genera. Term in Vacation. w ednesday, August !,
Judges Sedgwck and Sanford Friday, August 81,
Chief Justice Curtis and Judge Speir
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CuAMBKRa- by Judge Dono.
Nos o. 81. 49, A. o. o. loo us, us, no, lis,
1888 l3s l43 l4o ltl lo4 IFS 1885, ls6, 49,, lsS, 2o3
2O4 205, 200, POS, 2O9, 2lO. I'll,
SUPREME CoUKT-GESERAL TERx-Held by Judges
DAVIS Brady ana Danies mo-
uons--Nos 10 81 inclusive. Preferred causes-Nos
100 to l43 inclusive. Enumerated notions--Nos. l64
to $50 as,use Nos: iIla, 2lS 2s 2S 80 1,o,.
Lawrcnce.-law and iact-Nos ! TO 20 inclusive.
supRrMx CorRr-ciRculr-art l-Held by Judge
Van vorsL-Nos 500. 20l5. .oel, 1921 l7231s, 1903,
3s4i, 3i07, 25l7, 394s $3.50 Part 2-Held by Judge
Van BrunI-Nos l4o4, 1857 264e, 31z2, 552, 1898,
&c., &c., lsa 49, 1853 1880 iS s 1885, isss
l4oo Par, 3-Held by Judge Barrett Nos 657, ls23.
So75, 2267 1905, 27s 3679 49, 4l9 2os9 1902 22s3,
54yI. 62l, 757.
srrnnloa CouRr-GExxaAL TxnM-Held BY Judges
Curtis, Freedman aud SANFORD Nos 3, 4, g, y, TO-
II, a. Is, IL, II, 81, % 20, "a, 25
SUPERIOR CouRr--srxcIAL TEnM--HeId by Judge
Speir-Nos. rs and 81.
Judge sedgwick Az, os7 AIS. 34o 34, 3o3, s45
800, 3ll 49, 362, 81, 49, 39 1858. SlS, 3dl, $50,
623 1875, l59, 81 Part 2Caendar will be called In
Part l.
COMMON PLxAs-GESKnAL TEHM-Hcld by Judges
&. p. DAILY, Larrcmore aud Robinson.-Nos lisa, $50.
3D. ~, Ala 44b, 44c, "a, %, 81 Is. 60, 63 50, &C.
COMMON PLkAs-EaurY TxHM-Held by JudseJ y.
Daly.-Nos y, H. Demurrsr-No; ss., u .u
Judge Van Hoescn-Nos 1ol4, $685. $685. s63, 7d6, 1915
Az s5y soa, 7os, s43 ga 1872, IT, 340 Parts and
MAhiSE Counr-lnlAL TrRM-Par. Held by
Judge snca.Nos 44es: $500 S'gs eva, 7als,
1344, OyZy S4IS, $500, OJOl, 'S9c 1000. 1850,
1908. Part 2-held by Judge Goepp--Nos $685., ITO,
700, 1860, 1883, 59C9 1877 $685. Ii0y 74l0, 14so,
! 72l2 sa.3 72Sy, 1851, 1889 1880 7477, 1893, .4yg
1915 75i5 1925 1854. 1917. 1872 1880, 1901. 1868.
| Par, C-Held by Judge Sheridan.-Nos 67S3, 1850
74sl 1870 1920, 1922, 75ls. 1906, 754S, 7G6, 7o24
| 1869, 542y 3459 1868
| Cornr OF GENERAL sGssroys-Held by Judge
/ Gilderslccve. The People vs.. Edward Free elo
| nous assault and battery; Same w. John Cum
mnas burglary Same Vs. John Kelly, burglary; same
| VI. Edward Leonard and Joseph FalIon, burglary
Same vs. Water CclcrniD grand larceny; Same VS.
john Riley, grand larceny; Same vs.. Thomas Cole
man. grand larceny; Same vs. Charles Benkcrt
iaiss pretcnces: Same Va John &. Fem, bipamy
same vs. Michael Gcrrity, incest; Same vs. John W
Carter, petit larceny.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judg. Sanford of the Superior Court. yesterday
'""s' ' ,..n -. -,
gave a Judgment ioF 'no Pa'n''" y" "'H'"''s' y"
counter claim in the SUIT OF Nary Bokovcr against
William A uaincs and others
"N' " ~ =, ..
Judge Speir yesterday sct'ieu inc e@cepuo"s ~ wv
important cases--that OF W. Il. Canleld against the
pn,r.oro and min Railroad Corn pnny and that OF
49, ....... ,,.u.u. II
Cornelius v A. schuyler ana otners against "eose H.
Sbarpc implicated with the Merchants National Ex-
.. panL
'"""be '"""
Only one case was called 10 'r'a yes'eruay oe'ore
Judge Sedcw,ck OF the Superior Court. This was u
49,, hro,,,, no yo,,cs Richardson as administrator of
gu" "ous"' '! 'a~'S '0o~'SN.' - 49,. 80, 80.
the late John ~ ROBERTSON, 10 recover LOT 'esa se
vices rendered by the latter for Carlos Martc the
., .,.,,, ,.,,o earn T,o defen ce was that the
aAA"""' ~ 'e 80 ,- ,.. ~,
amount charged was included III otner SURVIVES 'o'
which payment HAD been maze. - - ,,
Joseph Saratona was yesterday hed ny Comms-
sioner Shields III $ooo oai 70 await cAain'ua,,on o
charge oil passing a couh'erelt cp-oo'a, w, ~
Lafayette Na'ionui Dank VI inuiaua. .ou' op, "
NO. u HICKS sVeet, bfooki!h, was lne
Judge Van worst OF the superior S0ur. auu 'uuso
Van Brunt, o the Court OF common reas, law oe..
assigned by Inc uoVern9I 70 s't ~ .ne tt
the coming year. Eoliowihg y Telegram reoe &c e
yesterday from Albany TO TINS effect the Judges Oh we
Superior Court made OUT theIr assshmen's 'o' '"0
coming year, which VIM y. ,ounu $500 nov. late
In the matter OF the estate VI Eawaru ooyo. '"'e
CITY surveyor, Surrogate N",sn y.e'ei'"y ."" 80
order directing the specai aum Vi .uo oss
TO demand Oh Tue mayor Ut SonP'ioieE pay ~
certain services peroriheu w tnc oeceaseu ~ n,e NV.
time Tor tho CITY; anu Should snch pay nent &c Ieusru
amount claimed A.. ,.s, mi, .r, ,os,omen, nj
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SERGEANT MILLER's LITTLE GAME.

The trial of Sergeant Miller was before the Police
Commissioners yesterday, General Smith in the
char. Colonel Follows appeared for the defendant
and the counsel to the Commissioners conducted the
prosecution The witness tor the prosecution was In
spcctor cDermott, who testified that the evening
Of February s. 1875, he found Sergeant Miller, Rounds
man Raynor Officers Levy and smith in the back
room vi q lquor store OF Sixtieth street and
Eleventh avenue, with their coats and caps OFT sitting
al table playing cards On being told by the Inspector
10 put their coats and caps TO 90 on
post Sergeant Miller accompanied HIM to the street
and gave tor being found In the place, SIM.
ply remarking that he had been caught and had
nothing 10 say expected TO resign The wit
ness then the Twenty second precinct station
house and looked at the blottcr, and found that the
sergeant and others that tmc supposed TO DO
on patrol duty The Inspector did not know his in
formant
Counsel for the prisoner objected several portions
OF this testimony und, as Sergeant Mcr's witnesses
were present, the was adjourned until Satur
day next at ten A. ~
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MIN from giving testimony in this State. The judg-
ment therefore affirmed.


IMPORTANT NOLLE PROSEQUI.
The suit brought by tho Merchants Exchange Ma
tional Bank against william i. vcltman, William
Leathe and Edward A. smythe recover $50, $40 II.
alleged 10 have been paia TO the defendants upon
forged checks called Tor trial yesterday before
Judge Barrett. in Supreme Court Circuit The facts
the have already been fully gwen in the
HERALD. Mcssrs. Lockwood 4 Posi- appeared Tor the
plaintiff, A. H. Purdy Tor Leathc, William i. Howe Tor
Ieltman. and Morris & fcarsal and Benjamin r. Rus
sell smythc IL was shown by the counsel Tor MT
Smyth that upon thorough examination OF indict.
mcns the case District Attorney Phelps had found
HIM entirely innocent OF any connection with ire
forgcries or knowledge OF them, and had thereupon
ordered nole prose lu be entered and his honor
able discharge. Upon this state OF acs beng made
known TO the Court nolle proscqu IN the civii sun
was also promptly ordered AS to the suit against the
other defendants the counsel not ready Tor trial.
and the postponed Tor tho term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-03
HORSE NOTES.

About 500 Indian ponies were sold at St Pau, M'nnr
last week. The prices were very low, the hiehes'
beng $40 and the lowest ST. What chance Tor poie
players.
Mr.. j. W. Gray, OF Brooklyn. has recently purchase
from Mr.. J. d. Willis Tie lrown stallion Dean Sage, BY
Rysdyk's Iambetonian, dam by American Star, gran
dam by Long Island Beliiounder This colt is three
years old, was bred by Mr.. Charles BocKman. and u
the one he sold Mr. Rocd oil Erie, Pa, Tor 50, 600
the price paid by Mr.. Gray is private.
Mr. William Moore OF Albany, N. T., has purchaser
IRON Mr.. ". Haynes, same place. tho brown geidnl
Judge Briggs DUN brother to Anthony waynel. By
Andy Johnson (son OF Henry Clay, at 81, 0oo
Mr. Robert Steel OF Philadelphia. has sold his chest
nut mare cournbne. 6years old, by Blue Bull. to
gentleman Of Philadelphia She has record OF 2:4oh,
made last spring at Point Breeze
T. W. whecock, OF Moline, H., has sold to Mr. X G.
Merscreau Chicago, tho stallion Young Kirkwood,
BY K,rkwood, dam Maggie Davis, by Star Davis. The
price 81, 500.
Mr. James A. Grins,cad, Of Walnut Hill Stud Farm,
has sold to Sir. Thomas puryear, Of New York, the
yearl,ng brother Grinscad, by Groy, dam Sister 10
Ruric, by imp. Sovereign, &c He Is beautiful bay,
with no other than star and stands about 10
hands high over; his muscular Development Is
splendid and good judges have already predicted for
him bright future
H. o. Bernard has purchased of Colonel Mechanic.
his interest IN the Madge and the colt virgnus.
The price has not TRANSFERRED
Mr. A. Kecne Richards. BAe Grass Park, George.
town, KY, has sold TO Mr. Larry Hart, New Orleans,
La tho bay colt Redman, years, by War Dance dam
by Solferno; Clemmie g. chestnut 1liy, years, by
War Dance, dam Alexandra: Redding chestnut colt,
years. by Harry OF the West. dam by Joe Soner, and
Henry Owens, bay colt, years, by Gilroy, dam
Este.c by Star DAVIS. This sale made after the
close OF the Now Orleans races, whore Mr. Richards
stable was very successful
The trottng geding Dick Swive.lcr was sold recently
by Marx Hoingwor.h to John F. Morrow, OF Boston,
tor about Sd, 600.
DR.. L. Saton, OF Tarboro, N. c., has purchased from
sc Smith, OF Baltimore, Nd, the bay three.yearoh
colt Arapahoe by plmlico, dam Young Attila, by Hur
ricane.
W. II. johnson, Of Madison. Tenn has bought for
Eastern party said to be Lorard, OF L. T. Cockrill,
Rchland Stud Farm, Nashville Tenn, the bay hlly
Bonnie Breeze foaed in 1876, by imported Bonnie
Scotland, dam Sadowa, by Jack Malone This Is
large, handsome hlly and in nne racing shape
RS Stradcr, OF Lexington, KY sold on tho 26th
ult., for Joseph H. Bryan to Robert Bonner OF this
city, the Wonderful year-od bay colt Eric, who
has the fastest time record for four-year.old-
2:2SA. He is by Ericsson, dam by John billiard, gram
dam by Games Denmark. ERIC about the best young
trotter in The country, aud Mr. Bonner has secured
great prize by his purchase
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The commlssio In charge OF tho Emigration Blu.
reau were TO have q meeting yesterday, but probably
owing TO HIS Honor Mayor Ely being busily engaged he
did not attend and the was postponed until the
9th INST Tho bureau for this year will consist OF the
following gentlemen observation-disclosures j. Forrest
Commas ers-Messrs. George Starr George W. Gum
tard, Henry A. Hurlbut, Daniel MauJer. Smith Ely,
Jr Mayor OF the CITY OF New York James Lynch,
President OF the Irish Emgrant Society; Sigsmund
kaufman, President OF the German Society. The toll
low ing the committees
Castle Garden Committee--Henry a. Hurlbut Chair
man: Slcsmund kaufman. james lynch, George Starr,
Smith Ely, Jr, aud the President
Wards Island Conmittec-George W. Quintard,
Chairman james Lynch, Daniel MauJer, Sigismund
Kaufman aud The President.
Finance Committee-Danicl MauJer Chairman !;
Henry A. Huribut, sigismund kaufman, James Lynch
amt tho President
Mr.. H. J. Jackson has been reappointed Superin-
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trial granted with costs to abide event Opinion BY
Judge Curtis.
Clark vs. Flanagan. Judgment affirmed with costs.
Opinion by Judge Spcir.
The People, &c, " Bull-order appealed from ~.
lrmcd, with costs and disbursements. OPINION ny
Cbici Justice Curtis.
National Trust Go. W. Roberts. Judgment afhrmcd,
with costs OPINION by Judge spcir.
Burnham vs.. Brennan Judgment affirmed, Win
costs Opinlon by Judge Speir
BY Judges Sedgwick ana Speir.
Lawrence and others VS.. Mcrr'iied.-As to de-
fcndant, Silas Merrreld, exceptions overruled ana
ordered verdict, with COSTS As TO dclenu-
ant Edward Merrineld's exceptions sustained and the
verdict aside and trial ordered, with costs 10
abide event Opinion by Judge Sedgwck.
Vakman Feldmann Judgment reversed. new
trial ordered with costs to appellant To abide event.
opinion by Judge Secgwick.
MARINE CoUEr-cHAMBERs.
BY Judge McAdam.
Schwarx VS.. Oppold Taxation affirmed.
Bond Lindsay, Hitzeiberger va Grigg. Roths-
child Laudsberg, White vs.. Eilenvlllc Class Com.
pany, Hoguet vs.. Kee.er, Brigg vs.. Grigg.-Molions
granted
NcCauley VS. Morgan. Motion denied.
Flewry W.. Clancy, lmlce VS.. Conway-Compiaint
dismissed
Toopc vs. Prisge.-Mot,on for new trial denied.
Gilsey Acknowledgement Tor plaintiff on de-
murrer.
Kerr vs. Conrad, Phclan VS.. Stevenson, Hunt VS..
Marks, Irving Bank Mack, Schwarz vs. Oppou,
Waters VS.. Cowie.-Orders granted.
Ortiz W. DECENTRALIZATION denied.
Bond VS.. Lindsey, Weschhauer vs. Bryant MO.
tons granted
Kinghorn VS.. Killian.-Motion granted, with $40
Rayuor VS.. ST. John, Morris vs. Partridge Orders
signed.
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LEGAL CHIROGKAPHY.

lawyers manuscripts are proverbaliy hard tofeci'
phcr, but when to general iegibity is added v'o'ni
disregard the ordinary rules OF prosody 1t is no won-
der that judges have read rather attempt TO
read, such manuscripts sometimes get impatient In
decision given yesterday by Judge Barrett. IN tho
OF Edward NJ. Avery, receiver against Aiirco Z.
Smth the Judge suslaiEs the demurrer out in'intes
possibility that he may have reached an erroneous
coucusiun, as shown in the c.ose OF MS written
OPINION which is about severe judicial rap ~ has
been lately given 10 the profession I'm case oil an
appeal the complaint should be printed just as IL has
been presented TO me- without punctuation or any
thing to indicate where paragraphs ana sentences
comm and end My Judgment is based upon all
its m var
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HEALTH IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

At the meeting OF the MedicoLegal Society this
evening" at the New York Academy of Medicine. No. IL
West Thirty street, the discussion the SAM
tary condition of he public schools. commenced at the
last meeting will be continued II has been decided
devote the entire evening 70 the discussion OF this
important subject Several eminent gentlemen, In
terestcd in sanitary reform schools. w be present
Among the most important points tor which Legislation
Is sought the following Short sessions III the
lower grades Of primary schools that Is one session
a day for The children between Six and eight years OF
age with suitable internissions AS requirement
OF the enforcement the Compulsory Education law,
school boards will be required to provide sufficient
school room, place tho schools under medical super
vision and in proper sanitary condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-03
BROOKLYN'S TEMPERANCE WAR;

The war against the liquor dealers Of Brooklyn con-
nucs with unabacd zeal Every Sunday the agents
OF the Temperance brotherhood succeed In gaining
evidence against those dealers who sell illegally Last
Sunday Oliver Cot,cr, agent OF the Brotherhood. with
the Of several officers of the Third precinct
ra,dcd on saloon No III Union street and arrested
eleven persons The prisoners gave their names ns
follows IN choas Amoocia, proprietor; John
Dcgcnoth, bartender; Patrick FiynD, Thom0s Sinith,
JAMES Dwycr, Fclx Carr, Peter l.alnbrina Dominica
Smciknech, stephen Stavenich, Pctor Merchant and
Doinnicg Stenerna They were admitted 10 bail, TO
appear Tor examination before The Excise Board on
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