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The Ohio Doctors Assembly.

COLUMBUS, May 15.-The Ohio State medical
association is in session here with about $50
members present. Fifty new members were
admitted to the association, ana the day was
occupied in matters solely of interest to the
medical profession. The following officers
were elected; President, B. B. Leonard of
West Liberty; Vice Presidents, J. C. Kennedy
of Batavia, B. F. Harp of Marietta. J. l..
Mounce and q. B. Williams of Delaware;
Treasurer. T. w. Jones of Columbus: secre.
tary J. F. Latin of Columbus, assistant,
Thomas MaddelI of Toledo.
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miscellaneous.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-The Senate confirmed
VIM. Fl. Hunt, New Orleans, Judge of the
court Of claims, in place of Judge Peck, re-
signed; NJ. T. Williamson, United States mar
shal for the western district of Tennessee; and
pay director G. F. Cutter, chief of bureau of
provisions and clothing and paymaster general
in the navy.
The House committee on expenditures in the
department of state agreed to report with re-
quest that it be referred to the committee on
Judiciary, the resolution sustaining the charges
against bradford, consular clerk to Shanghai.
The House committee on In iian affairs
agreed to report for printing and recommittal,
Dill rec ommending reference to the United
States court of claims, all claims arising from
Indian depredations. The House committee on
appropriations decided to recommend non-con-
currence in the Senate amendments to the IN
dian and pension appropriation bills. Score
tary Rogers and Mr.. Rogers, the Presidents
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HNnSnjl- I'lniStefk Scu4ZinO F,ure.

TORONTO, Ont, May 15.-The Hanlon-Plais-
ted sculling race; two miles straight away for
one Thousand dollars side, took place this af-
ternoon. The time arranged for the start was
between 8 and 6 P NJ. At 3 P. NJ. the water was
lumpy and the weather threatening. Towards
the wind began to die and at S the bay was
moderately calm. The race, however, was not
started till G:06 Hanlon taking the water
first, at once took the lead, rowing
% to his opponents a. After
rowing 200 yards, Plaisted made spurt. hut
Hanlon, with his deliberate stroke, which he
never guickened, recovered his advantage and
gradually drew ahead. At the halfway buoy
Plaisted quickened to 36, and was pulling for
all he was worth, yet Hanlon led by two boat
lengths and it was conceded the race was vir-
tually decided. The intense excitement which
characterized the race from the start was not
abated, however, until the winning buoy was
reached with Hanlon four lengths ahead Off
cial time not announced. The race was rowed
from east to west against a slight breeze The
bay was literally crowded with craft of all de-
scriptions but no confusion occurred, the
course having been buoyed at short intervals
and admirable arrangements made for keeping
it clear. Fully 5000 persons witnessed the
race. A banquet was given Hanlon tonight, at
which Plaisted, Courtney and other friends
were guests.
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Ts'Otting at Boston.

BOSTON, Mass, May 15.-At the Mystic park
spring meeting to-day, the 2:3S race was won
by W. II. in three straight heats. Time: ~,
2:33111, 1882. The 2:24 race was won by Tram
poline in three straight heats. Time: 2:271,
2:2811, 2:29.
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Ten Broeck and Mollic .1KeCnStAU.
New YonK May l5.-Grcat interest is taken
hereabouts in the doings of Ten Brock, and
many eastern men will witness his great run
with Mollie Mccarthy at the extra meeting in
July at Louisville
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Methodist Episcopal Church Bishops in
Council.

WILMINGTON, Del, May 15.-The bishops of
the NJ. E. church begun their semi-annual
meeting in this city to-day, Bishop Scott pre-
siding. They are II in number, Bishops An
drews, Ames, Bowman, Foster, Haven, Harri-
son, Merrill, Scott, Simpson, Peck and Wiley.
At the invitation of Bishop Stevens who sails
sylvania, a large number of Protestant Episco-
pal clergy of the diocese of Pennsylvania, as
sisted at divine service in st. Peters church
thia noornino
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Completing a Turkish Contract for Arms
PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 15.-The Providence
Tool company has started up to complete the
original Turkish contract, of which about 1OO,-
600 rifles are still to be made.
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Ohio Legislature Adjourned---O'Connor's
Seat Declared Vacant

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 15.-In the Senate
message was received from the Governor nom
mating Fred. W. Green of Cleveland, State in
spector of mineral oils. The nomination was
confirmed, and the Senate adjourned until next
January. In the House the resolution declar
ing the seat of Representative o. Connor vacant
was declared adopted, and the House ad journed
until next January.
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Coal Mining Suspended.

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-The Schuykill coal
operators have decided to stop the mines for
two weeks, beginning Saturday next. Presi-
harmony with the other operators in the Schuyl-
kill region.
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Prof. Heaa,.y's Funeral.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-The committee APP
pointed at meeting called by the secretary of
the treasury to take suitable action concern
ing the death Of Prof. Henry, to day adopted
a series Of resolutions expressive of the loss
sustained by the American service in the death
of the eminent scientist, and resolving that the
heads Of bureaus of the treasury department
attend the funeral in body.
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The Bat.

CLEVELAND, O., May 15.-Erie z; Cleveland 8.
ROCHESTER, May l5.-Rochesters S. Crick-
cts 6.
PROVIDENCE r. l.. May 15.-Providence "a;
Boston 5.
MANCHESTER, N. a., May l5.-Manchesters 2;
Tecumsehs O.
LYNN, Mass, Nav l5.-Ruffalos, 10; Live
Oaks, 8.
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Cabinet Meeting Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-The Senate in execu-
tive session to-day ratified the treaty between
France and the United States, providing for
convention at Paris the present summer with a
view to the adoption of a material system of
weights and measures. The session was mainly
occupied considering the report of the naval
affairs committee upon the nomination of the
pay director Geo. F. Cutler, to be paymaster
general of the navy. The conclusion reached
was vote confirming the nomination without
roll call. The report stated that in the judg-
ment of the committee the charges are not only
not sustained by the testimony. but are refuted
by it.
Alexander Warner late an employe in the Of
fice of Paymaster Eldridge, at the Brooklyn
navy yard, alleges he has been discharged
from his position for giving testimony in this
case before the Senate committee, reHecting on
some of his superior officers, and the naval af-
fairs committee was instructed to inquire into
missal, with power to send for persons an
papers and administer oaths.
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EXECUTIONS POSTPONED.

BELaRADE, May 15.In consequence of the
determined objection of several members Of
the cabinet and the representations of foreign
Daily globe., 1878-05-16

Renewed ACTIVITY prevails in Servian arse
nals. Orders have been issued to the factory at
Kragujevatza to increase the production of
Peabody Martini ammunition to the amount Of
40, 600 rounds per day. All seryiceable artillery
in store has been ordered to be mounted and
sent Immediately to the 'front.'
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CENTRAL PARK.

Alter q continuous spell Of emily, muggy, lowering
ana depressing -ssuicidal' would be o good
word II permissble-thc delightfully."- warm, balmy
temperature OF yesterday attracted hundreds 10 tho
PARK which fairly tecmed with elegant carriages,
pedestrians, horseback riders French and German
nurses ana babios Of ail ages inDumcrable; babies
riding donkeys, ponies, IN goat carriages, tum.
bling over the grass annihilang space the
sol and enjoying themselves generally. Even Tie most
noctng visit tho PARK yesterday would have been
sufficient convince anybody that tho population OF
New YORK is not likely to die out Tor some time 10
come. On fine days like yesterday tho Park DO.
longs prc-eminenuy 10 tho babies ana their
nurses, who swarming everywhere aud whose
loud French chattcr-for that seems 10 DO
tue prevailing language among then-remind5
ono vividy OF the Bots dc Boulogne Tho
stream Of carriages entering the Fnth
avenue gate incessant during the later portion vi
the afternoon, and while occasionally some young
beau might be seen handbag the ribbons II was no
luxuriously reclining women, whose husbands and
bread winners were no doubt poAed away down town
In their musty Offices 10 dciray tho cost OF these
splendid equpages and aiIerno airinss. Taking a
rough guess AZ the proportion OF men and women
IN these private carriages " must have bceu about
one 10 ten But whether seated behind some prancing
stecds or saunterLg laziIy loot whether lady VI
fashion, tramp nurse or baby, everybody seemed TO
ENJOY tic glad sunshine, the tempting grass, the soft
verdi IRE and the clear, bracing temperature. Tne
PARK carriages, winch convoy passengers for tho
modest sum OF twenty-five cents around the Park
were well ned ana The boatmen on tho lake were
also kept busy by tho throngs OF excursonistS
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POISONED BY LIQUOR.

'Cap'n, my wilcs bin pzencd.' The negro who
mado this Startling announcement had burst into the
Sixteenth precinct police station yesterday morning.
bresshlsss and cxctcd and az Captain Aaire turned
10 question him blurted out sCome way TO- do Tub
o. Goa. She's bin pizened by dat niggah gambler
johnson, what ibis in Thompson street He glib her
glass Of beer and filed II wild pixcn. Capn send do
ambulance fast as you can. -
From tho station house Captain Alaire md Detec.
tive Cairns we're conducted by tho negro rickcty
dwelling house In the OF No. 81 West Seven
teenth street, where IN back room Jennie White,
white woman, OF about .thirty-two, lay dying. She
seemed suffering In agony, and her groans.
as she writhcd about with bursting eyebaIis ana dis
face. were neartrending IL was clear she mad
but little time 10 livs and nm ambulance WAS
q once summoned. To tne police captain the woman
was able sIeak at intervals, AMI 10 him she iur-
nshcd the following detai,s:-For some time sho Lad
known a cocred man named Johnson, with whom
she had been quite intimate. On Wednesday alter
while her husband, John White, was absent
johnson came 10 her apartments and sought admit
she lemurred al ths and he to gain her good
VIII out Tor some beer On MS return he poured
out several glasses Tor her drink, renamed
with her TIL ner husband was expected home
and then went away. In the evening size began 10
experience sickenng feeling OF nausea, which
soon was followed by vomiting. during the night
she became wore, aud IL suddenly nasned upon her
that Jon nson had poisoned the beer. She knew him
be jealous OF her she said and capable OF resorng
TO extremity. succession OF spasms restrained
the unfortunate WON n from further speech, she
was sent to the New York Hospital, wnere sho lay
IN u very precarIous condition.
Meant the police went IN quest OF Johnson, and
tho afternoon they we're able 10 produce MIN in tho
Jefferson Market Police Court. Here ne was com NIT
ted ny Judge Murray but soon after court adjourned
a messenger came iron the New YORK Hospital with
GUctor's certificate cxontrating johnson ana stating
that Jenny VIII te was not suffering IRON tie effects OF
poison out from ALCOHOLISM An investigation had
also been made by the ponce, whcn showed suspi-
c.ous looking sediment IN tue beer glass 10 be
tfey innocuous The prisoner Will doubtless be dis
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BOGUS BONDSMEN.

Ernest w. Nundy, young man OF twenty-six, was
made an example Of by Judge Murray yesterday In
the Jefferson Market Court with view, no doubt. OF
restraining from the assumption OF bondsman's re-
sponspliitics tho host OF people who nowadays ac-
cept them without bong qualified to do SO. Nundy
was arrested charge OF perjury NJ tho instance
Of Andrew Anderson, OF No. 1o5 wcst Sevcntee
street. 1t appears the details furnished by tho
complai nant that tho 9th OF May Mary Ftzpat-
rick who had been residing at his house. elt IL and
considerable balance debit side OF hor account
She did succeed IN removing her trunks aud
apparel, which valued al $3.50, so Mr.. Anderson
lowed them and gave her notice that no proposed
OBTAINING thom I'll settlement was made. Mary was
indignant aud al once sought tho protection Of dis
trict court, where sno sued out writ Of rcplcvin.
AS bondsman she produced Mr Nundy, who was an
Engisnman with u very pronounced navor Of Albion
aUout him. He, however. unhcsitatingiy sworo 10
was a ciizcn aud resided at NO. ga West rhrty.
second street, Al required Wy he further aleg ed
under oath that Lc irceholder ana
owned 5000 over all his debts and exclusive
Of property exempt IRON taxation that sum
being necessary as security Tor the $3.50 worth Of
property sued Tor IN tho writ. The law took itB
course, and Anderson was compelled 10 hand over
the trunks anu apparel TO their owner Soon alter,
however no chose TO inquire mo the case, aud learn
Ing That Muddy was The bonisman, no had him ar
rested Tor perjury, AZ he claims he knew that gentle
mans allegations 10 DO entirely false. Mr.. An
derson, on having the prisoner produced IN
court yesterday, made affidavit that the latter
did not reside ut No. 3l4 West Thirty
second street, but lived 10 his (AndersonsI own
house that he not citizen, having arrived IN the
country ony short time ago, and proposing soon TO
leave IT, Far from beng freebooter or moncycd
man, Nundy was possessed OF nothing, be SAID, but
The clothes his back, and reduced as 10 DO
unaOie 10 pay more than 81 tor room ne had
occupied moro than two weeks Furthermore, An.
dorsOn alleged tina tho had told his vile that
he had no means aud was utterly destitute. On thus
account tue alleged bogus bondsman committed
IN $4,000 10 answer.
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THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.

1T INAUGURiTEs THE SEASON OF OUTDOOR
DRILLS AT ToMrKrNs SQUARE.
Tho OF outdoor drills ipauguratcd yestcr-
day afternoon at Tompkins square BY the Seventh
regiment, National Guard, COLONEL Clark. Tho APP
pointed hour Tor the assembly at tho parade ground
ha-past four O'Clock. but 1t somo min
ulcs past i've when the regiment marched on the
square, In fatigue uniform, coming rom the armory
ny way oil Eighth street. The command paradcd ten
companies, Of ABOUT twenty seven dies, and was
accompanied by field or other music. The field aud
stall we're dismounted but Colonel Clark, for greater
convenience, was mounted. Long before tho arrival
Of tue regiment crowd Of spectators began gather
among them being number OF ladies, wnilc not few
carriages containing ladies' ana children drawn
up at the west side Of the square. Tho command
marched on tho ground in columns Of tours, right IN
front. and made q circle Of the square a number oil
times before q change OF formation IL was evident
that the police were not aware OF the coming OF tho
re gimen, Tor no preparations had been made for II
and no men detained 70 preserve order among
the sgntsccrs. Wnb no restraint upon them the
throng oi spectators induIged to the fullest ex-
tent tner curiosity a. the puardsmcn anu crowded
close upon the ninss oi the marching column. Wnen
a change oi direction occurred toe people would
scamper peii-mel In one direction and lew moments
aitcrward would scaInper back again. 80 great was
the confusion and SO many tho charges ana retreats
OF the spectators that 10 passing observer u might
have been question as to when being drilled
TIE sodlers or tue civiIans number oil nles wcro
nnaiy detailed, under The command OF tho sergeant
Majo TO clear the square, but had only partially sue
vecdcd when the ARRIVAL OF squad Of police ELECTED
clearing.
The regiment mustered nearly SIX hundred men and
locke excellent order The pieces tody and breast
plates beyond criticism IA thelr brightness, and
there was that general appearance OF neainess Tor
winch The Seventh Is BoiaUlc. Tho companies wero
not equalizcd, but Tho difference IN the number Of
lilies was hardly nouceabe. Tue command, alter
marching around the square number oi times In
column OF Tours, was changed into column VI com
panios aud back again several times The movements
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MAYHEM.

Andrew G4nnoy, oil No. 104 West 1l0lh street. on
Wednesday, at midnight, was discussing fraud with
party OF friends in front OF saloon the west sco
Boulevard Joan II. Ahorn, who - neishror Of
Ganney, approached and offered 10 vcntiiatc lew
IDEAS the absor bng topic Gaffuey denounced tho
intruslo ~ unpariamentary, whercupon Ahcrn took
oil hts coat and Gaincy followed SUIT Oficer Gus
tavus SIebcu arrived nouo TOO soon, Tor Aherh mad
already chawcd oil his opponents rlgnt thumb ana
was beginning upon his nose TIE contestants wcro
removed to tho Mannattanvne police station Ganney
dead than alive. In the Haricm Police Court
yesterday Justice Wheeler committed both men each
Tor ten days. bul Gafinoy, who IS seriously Injured,
alter taken To tho Ninety ninth Strcct Hos
ptaL Uuess he should improve AhcrDs term VI I'M
prisonment will DO inicanitcIy extended.
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TEMPERANCE UNIONS.

lie Woman's Christian Temperance unions OF West
chester county yesterday commenced holding con-
vention in the Second Reformed Church, at larry
town, Tor the purpose Of organizing county union
with view 10 promoting the temperance cause Tho
six unions OF the county represented in the Con-
venton as follows:-sing Sing, delegates; Peeks-
kan, 2; Yvrktown,2; Mount Vernon, 2; Yonkcrs, g..
and larryiown g. There were also delegates present
representing churches in The places named. Croton
Falls represented ny a granddaughter Of Daniel
Drew The following temporary officers were chosen -
Mrs A. NJ. stewart, OF PeekskIl, president AIRS STAN
ton Uady OF sing sing, ard Mrs. Emily Underhiil, OF
Yorktown n, secretaries. 1t was decided That each
union he entitled TO three delegates and unorganzcd
sections delegate each IN tho permanent conven-
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into line were wen executed, but the distances
while column o! companies were Tor the most
parl-certainly during the first half horr-oad
During that time, too the marching was very
far the average excellence o The seventh, ana
the Colonel seemed to realize that fact. Tor tho whoio
afternoon devoted TO marching ~ columns OF
four paioons companies. right and left IN front
The changes from fours to COMPANY front ana from
platoons to company front and uice versa were US
rule well executed, but the wheengs were not always
up 10 the average notably while In columns OF COM
panies. Later on the men seemed TO settle down 10
their work better and when al about haii-past SIX
O'Clock the regiment beaded for the armory aeaips
command had got into the time-honored regimen
tai '.swing, and lett the parade ground IN excceht
order. The regiment win parade IN full uniform lwhite
nanialQonsl on the ODD inst.
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AN ANCHORED BODY.

Tho coroncrs' ofhco was notified yesterday OF tho
finding Of the body vi an unknown man al pier No.
North Kvcr. officer Tytrcil Of tho Twcnty-sovcnth
precinct assisted III taxing the remains out Of the
water which were So unusually heavy us TO cause a
search OF tue clothing the drowned man. THIS led
To the discovery that deceased was loaded with two
large powders winch were placed IN The pockets OF
hs rubber coat Whether deceased camo to ms death
by suicide or murder - stil an open question: us no
official examination has yet taken place IN HIS
The body badly dccomposcd TO be past iden-
tucation. Coroner Croker with hold an inquest TO.
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SUING Ills ACCUSER.

SUIT was brought In the Supreme Court, Kings
county, yesterday, by Rufus Y. Brush against y. NJ
Hunger, to recover $4,000 damages for alleged ma
licous prosecution. Two years ago tho plainli in tho
present suit was arrested Tor having, II was alleged
stolen several bales OF cotton which, II was SUISSE
quenty shown, he found floating Ia tue bay. lilo was
acquitted Of tie charge aud now sues 10 recover dam
ages against Mr.. Hunger. sealed verdict In the case
Will be rendered by the jury ~ day.
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FOUND IN THE HACkENsACK.

Thomas Thompson, a colorod man, living in a
shanly on the Hackonsack meadows, yesterday found
the body OF floating In the Hackonsack Rivcf
near the Pcnitcntiary no notified the Jersey Guy
authorities ana tho body was recognized as that OF
Mrs. Mary Mcfarland, VINO disappeared iron her res-
idcnce corner Of Central and Manhattan avenues,
Jersey CITY Hcighls, two weeks ago. she was nifty
ave years Of age ana leaves a luiniiy. whether she
committed suicide or was drowned accidcntaily has
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KILLED by A FALL

David saundcrson, painter by traoc, iorty-four
years Of age, VINO resided on Franklin avenue, near
the Brooklyn cuy line, while az work on scaiioi
In front OF house No. $50 Dean street, yesterday
aiicruoUn, fell 20 tue sidewalk ana was severely
injured tnat ne diod ~ TIE ambulance, wnilo being
removed 10 the hospital
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FAT BOILING Pr JHiDlTED.

Louis T. Brennan, special sanitary inspector Of tho
Board OF iicath appeared before Judge Murray yes
terday as complainant against Charles Robe, whom
lac produced 10 Court. bo.iiag fat ana keeping u
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BOGUS TEMPERANCE.

Complaint madc yesterday, before tho Law and
Order Temperance League, Tor the prosecution Of the
proprietors OF so-calicd temperance restaurant In
Canal street for selling liquor contrary TO law. Il
seems thai one OF the propretors Is high poicntae
the Good TemplurS ana that liquors are passed 10
his customers through hole IN the wall from adj
Jaeent uor saloon. The complaint 10 made ny A. 5.
Dickerson, OF the American Temperance Union.
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DISMISSED WITH COSTS.

90 tho 23d OF last month tho suit OF Charles Guidet
against me City VI Drooslyn 10 restrain tue latter
from laying stone pavement similar TO hts; also
recover damages iOr alleged present e.
was tried before Judge Batch ord tho United states
Circuit Court of the Eastern District. Ycsterday tho
Court rendered Us uiscison Diminishing tho complaint,
with costs
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ARxsrRoSc-ORsox On May 8, at the residence OF
the BRIDES sister, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Mr.. Jones'
EDWARD ARMSTRONG. OF New York, 10 JENNIE daugh.
ter OF tho late James Orson ESQ.,, coach builder Dub.
In.
KgypALL-HARrG. Newark, N. j., May 4, 1878,
by Rev. J. l.. Wells, J. G. KENDALL, 81. D., 10 MARIE
HARTIG.
sxrrn-ELrgR AT the residence Of tho BRIDES pa
rents, on Wednesday, May 10, 1873 by Rev. s. ID.
Burchard, d. d., WILLIAM h. SMITH TO JULIA s., daugh-
ter OF John w. Elder
VANpERgILT-HAzARp. AT st. Paul's Church, Brook
lyn, on "Wednesday, May H. by tho Rev. DR.. Eccles-
ton OF ST. Johns Church. Clifton, Staten Island.
sisted by rector the Rev. DR.. Hubbard, JACOB H.
VANDERBILT, Jr, OF Staten Island, ana ANNIE BARTON.
daughter OF Robert NJ. Hazard. Esq. OF Brooklyn
VAN WINKE-CANTNE Monday, May IL, at st.
Johns Church, Kingston, n. ", by the Rev. J Van
H. VAN wIyKE, OF New York city, to MATILDA BARNES,
daughter OF James Canine.
WEsr-HEALY.--At tho residence OF the BRIDES
mother by tho Rev j. West, ID. D. the 18th inst,
Mr.. WILLIAM II. WEST and MISS ALiDA T. HEALY. all
OF Brooklyn. No cards. t#N IT.
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NIT from the Board OF Hoath In violation OF the pro-
visions Of the sanitary He was held in $500 10