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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21

out q order. Finally: few Of the Dsmocrsss becoming
consideration Of the matter and them released hon the
hss Mo- Philips Vim no Be @
seated, and several OF the majority have declared
The Kelsey Investigating COMMITTEES held another
meeting tonight and the state Prison Committee Will
ments OF torture number ef newspaper correspond.
ents win accompany oIp the cS%mtass s, ,o,,
cost not :, exceeding $4,000 for historical
the late war. This % the same achems
mat failed two years ago; Inasmaeh ~ General Nc
have MIN figure conspicuously in the painting and it
was suggested after the by member that
capital study for the artist contemplated Julian Scott
resolution was adopted requiring the Qnartsrnssier.
included in the $50 900 drawn by him from the Treasury
tn the month month Of IF August last 'OA % '
Bills were introduced In the House To provide for the
aGr o. nf s1Ss
Committee to regulate salaie Il officers to repeal the
Newark District Courts Act orc gldns fine Of 800 or
ing offering 10 sell liquors. etc., on election days; sup
plement to the National Guard Act, restoring to
The Governor the right 10 order annual encamplnens
OF the National Guards; supplement 10 the Mechanics
Lien Law, extending the same to work done upon
Assembly districts Salem County, providing that the
terms Of the present Riparian Commissioners shall ex-
pre- on Apfil 1870 tuc n'it-
after appointed shall hold Office for five years rea
ton to BETS pools providing penalty OF ono
years imprsonmcnto 600 dine, BOTH except where
the same takes place tine premises OF associations or
societies engaged ia the same to reorganIze the Board
of Assessment and Revision OF Taxes In Newark.
IN the Senate Mr. Hobart introduced bill 10 authorize
the appointment commissioners 10 the Paris Expos..
tiop and defining their duties IL provides for the ap
nniniment of twenty commissioners by the Governor.
The following bills were passed; Repeating Legisa-
tive comm salons supplement TO the act respecting
county tails extending the Jurisdiction OF Justices OF
the Peace; supplement- TO benevolent and charitable
mens for local improvements; allowing townships to
change the time for holding their elections reducing
public taxation account OF public war deD-snking
Fund bill In relation 70 county expenditures relative
10 the number Of directors VI railroad canal and turn
pike companies; authorizing the formation OF pursuing
in Camden City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE TO-DAY.

Four steamships will sail from this port for
Europe to-day the Celtic, of the White Star Lne
for Lverpool the Italy, of the National Line for Lon
don; the Holsatia the Hamburg Line, for Hamburg;
and the State of Pennsylvania, OF the State Lne for
Glasgow Among the passengers the Celtic are Cor
don Brown proprietor OF The Toronto Post and General
Thomas f. Eckert president OF the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company The following are the saloon lists:
FOR LIVERPoOI-Tn Steamship Cerie-Edward f. Allen,
Gordon Brown f. S. Cutler. G.. Dunham Mrs Donnan Mrs
L. DeForest General Thomas +. Eckert, Mrs EXERT T.
X Greene Mrs Greene Greene, e. X Green, ; John
T. Cosler r. IL Holland Hr. hamburger. george Moreau;
child ~ MoMahon, John r. Pesrcy DoneaS fetIle lanes
Powell Ernest Patton. f. A. Small Mrs small Two ehGT tn
infant maid, Miss Smith Miss Iuttie Joselh S
Junham C. Fisher, Smaes, Ivory Bean John Martini
Miss Dimmick Miss Minnie Dmmek otto Radde, MIS- L. b.
Neal Miss Carrie Neal, a. Fisher, ". p Moore a. w.
FOR LON DON-Il STEAMSHIP Itdlg-Mr. and MIS-: dea'
ton two children and nurse Sickes Miss N.Y. William
a. ren Miss Agnes Charles Deyin, Mis- j. Church,
T. G. Brewer Mr. PeIley Miss Carpenter Mrs Sarah Cole,
James Uennessey. -
For HAMBURG--I n Steamship HoiSaiia-G F. Pieifer'
Mrs Caroline Conn., Miss Rosa Conn., G. r. lnde a. Macler
Mrs Macter children aad Charles Hayes, LOUIS
l. Lehman IL. SOuntag, NJ ROsenlhal, NJ GTunOaun MIS-
Natalie BCsO Miss Louise BaDaCh ROOT
Poppeldck, schultz, Christian Boyer Valentine Wal
ter III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
DYING FROM MALPRACTICE.
DIR. NEWTON WHITEHEAD CHARGED WITH THE CRIIf
ARREST.

DIR. NEWTON WHITEHEAD CHARGED WITH lhh |Hi"'
HIS ARREST.
Miss Lottie Temple about twenty-iour years
NJ acc ia dying at No. 81 stanton from the effects OF
an obortion performed 1t is asserted. by Dr. Newton
Whitehead of No 2G6 Grand-st., and Dr. Whitehead has
been arrested for the crime The people NJ inc house
where Miss Temple is are very reticeht on t'e sun
iec but the following facts are known ABOUT 1anuiS
Mrs Adelaide Il. Barrett, an invalid ooaruiiiS at ~
bouse of Mrs. Raccy, No. 23i East EGhteenth-st.'
advertised for companion, and from aihons
the many applicants she selected ono Gaming
herself Lille Temple, girl Of good appearance
who said she had before been out 10 service
The girl brought letter OF recommendation iroih "l'
c. Teal who pretended TO keep home for girls Ut No
"a stanton-st This letter set forth that the gris pas
tor had recommended her rs neat, amiabe and hohes
and further stated that she had been boarder ut the
Home for five weeks. Mrs. Barrett soon became in
terested in the girl who stated to her that she was from
the South She said that prosecuting stepmoiher had
driven her home that her only brother was falsely
and that she had @ eun no her
very attentive and suitable companion but aDOu, tice
weeks ago something about heI % cn sa e
days the girl that her condition was dscOVeieu' anu
on February II she left her place.
Coroner Croker was Informed at IL O'Clock yesteruy
that Miss Lotc Temple was dying from me ELECTS %,
an abortion at No. Va 'santonsL Inc f NJ"
Teal, the woman who keeps boardns-nonsc al Una,
number and who gave the letter OF re- 9a Ess, E~
teeuthst The Coroner took the antemOrtem statement
OF Miss Temple yesterday afternoon. The purpor, OF
the statement was that the girl noticed the advertise
ment of Dr. Newton Whitehead, Of No 266 Grand-st AS
she had been pregnant for nearly ak months, sne called
his Office Friday February 3, ana was tod 70 caii
again February IA. she WAS uhallc 10 csli on .e
day named, but did so February 10. at which time
DR. Whitehead performed an operation upon her. fOr
tue first day two she seemed better, but Oh Tuesday
she was much worse. and yesterday she feared
she was going die Tie facts ~ her statement were
communicated 10 the police and Sergeant Kealy OF the
Central Office detailed Detective KING 70 arrest White
head The dortOr fOuud al his Once Win a Few
books and instruments packed In basket just finishing,
a. he said, the removal OF his office to No 2lo last
Forthwith Tho Coroner accompanied by The OInccf
and his prisoner returned to No 81 StaniOS, aud, as
the doctor entered the room OF Miss Temple sac sih,
chats Dr. Whitehead" She rully identified him AZ Inc
man had performed the operation upon her n jury
was impaneilcd, and rendered verdict that the gi
was suffering from the effects OF abortion committed
by Dr. Newton Whitehead of No. 2G6 GTaud ST. Detec'
tive King took his prisoner to tho Central once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
CONSOLIDATING TWO SCHOOLS.
DEBATE IN TIE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

DEBATE IN THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
There was a good attendance of teachers at
the meeting OF the Board of Education yesterday many
having come in expectation of hearing further discus
sion on the subject OF salaries Several applications
from trustees that certain principals should have the
salary allowed to those OF fourteen years standing
referred to the Committee Teachers. ooInmunica-
lion was received from the State Assembly ask
ing for the names OF all persons governed by the
board together with the amount OF compensation
paid to each during the year 1877. aud The
amounts 10 be paid during the present year.
superntendcnt Riddle reported that the whole attend
ance in the day schools during the month Of January
WIS I773i2 pupils and the average daily attendance
lO5 956 an Increase OF 3,04S from last year During
Tho Winter the average daily attendance at the
schools has decreased rom 9.i77 to G,224. Mr. Riddle
that definite rule DC lnade 10 lt-ulhte inc
temporary suspension OF pupils.
There was "a warm discussion IN regard TO cons0lldat-
ing Primary School No. with Primary School No. o.
ronnmissin1cr Watson chairman OF the Committee on
Rniidines presented report. signed by himself and all
the other members OF the committee fayorlng the ea:
ing for another year OF the building AT Nos 10 ana
6. lie then spoke against the report, saying
that the building, winch had formerly been
tenement was unit and unhealthy and would be dan
@erons in case OF fire. Commissioners HaZcltne aud
Wickhan accused him Of Inconsistency in ndorsing re-
Son said that Primary No 81 few blocks distant
IN the same ward was large enough for both schools
Nancrre said asiicaily that when he
signed "A report be usually understood what he was sign
ing and would not 20 back on his signature In re-
nly Commissioner Watson said that when nc had made
mistake and had discovered II he usually acknowledged
it and tried to set matters right. Tho re-
sIoner Watson moved TO have the desirablty of
consolidation inquired into by the Committee OF salaries
and Economy. THIS carried after long debate In
regard to the power OF the board TO close up OF the
established schools Just before the meeting adjourned.
The oppOpens Commissioner Watson succeeded, by "a
close vote III passing rcsoIoh authorizing Tue ns-
tees of the Seventeenth Ward School to lease the build
inc occuped by School No until May l. in order 10
invent he closing OF the school until the board should
have time Tor further action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE PARLIAMENT AT OTTAWA.

THE ESTIMATES FOR NEXT YRAR-Iiow 10 MAKE
PARLIAMENT ISDEPENDENT.
OTTAWA, Feb. 2O.-The estimates for the
next fiscal year LAID before the House to-day and
amount to $50 33i3s OF which sl5s0l331 is charge
able to the capital account and tho public debt and
goa O5l to the consolidated fund The estimate for
last year In the consolidated fund account was S"331s
oos and the total estimates were $34,499,567.
Mr. Iafammc Minister OF Justice, introduced bill
further 10 secure the independence OF Parliament The
nrincpa features OF the act disquafy persons employed
nnder Provincial Governments. ana those IA the enjoy
ment Of allowances for holding seats in the House OF
Conmous II also provides that senators should like
members of the Commons be ineligible 10 hold contracts
under the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
TwENTY.THIRD REGIMENT CADET CORPS.

TIC. VNUVU OUIV' vi ''I' ~" NV F@''''''''
Will drill for the first time with their new Spring
field cadet muskcis tomorrow evening. This corps,
which was Organized last Autumn, now numbers la
boys whose ages range from ttccn years upward The
uniform Il dark blue cloth The rnlistmetz have
been made from higher Broo schools aud under
the instructions OF Captain TTusiOw, Tho boys have vt
fuined high degree OF proficiency. IL Is proposed 10
give an exhibition dnll al the ciOs OF the dl season.
and the corps will make street parade with tue rtg
,nent eary in the spring \ medal has been Offered nv
one who Is greny Interested the success OF the enter
prise witch vii lie contested FOR at Crccdmoor next
season Major Barnes Is Superintendent Of the tOrp-
Lieutenant Bud Adjutan and Lieutenant tinck acts as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
VOTING WIFE'S SUICIDE.

Mrs. Charles Clark, young married woman,
died nj her residence No 3I2 Thrdst Jersey City,
1 a. H. yesterday, from the effects OF dose OF Paris
green Early Tuesday morning Mrs. Clark sent her
daughter eight years old. TO paint shop for five cents
worth OF the poison. The little girl then went TO school,
aud Mrs Clark mixed quantity OF the poison IN wafer
and swallowed it, Mr. Clark returned home at nghual,
and was alarmed at his we's condition. He al once
called in Drs. Lochner and Craig To the former Mrs.
CLARK admitted that she had taken the poison win Intent
L. xii herself. All efforts TO relieve her were OF no
svnU and She expired after suffering most acutely.
before her death she refused 10 state the which
moted tue act, aud expressed no regret
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
DEMANDING MUNICIPAL ECONOMY.

The Hotel Brunswick group of the Anti
TaInmany Democrats met last evening at No 10 Union
square, John Is. Haskn presiding. IL was decided to
send to the chairman OF the State Senate Committee
cities resolution providing for commission 10 pre-
pare "a plan for the reduction OF city salaries
and the abolition OF sneeues. The substance OF tins
resolution WAS given la TIE TRIBUNE last Monday. The
request was made that senator PUmerOy should present
the resou0n to the Senate aud have referred 10 the
Cointnttee on Cities, with instructions to hear all
persons III favor 0i its adoption Mr.. Iiaskin spoke
ut some length In support OF the resolutions. Tao meet
ing adjourned until Monday, March 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
xuIsANcEs IN LONG ISLAND CITY.

At the last term of the Queens County
Court Of Sessions large number OF indictments were
found against persons charged with maintaining nuisa
res within the limits Of Long Island CITY AT pu'ch
Kills and elsewhere, In the shape OF bone pons anu
,arderi,,1 establishments These persons were All nv
Iigned and proceedings against them were snspcn,nea
Upon Their promises TO sbsie Tic nusances ~in hac
Teeny Ann Brennan, Mrs Mccormick Hugh J. Iiarney
Stenry Iilin DlstricAttorney Downing. In accordance
Sith the order Of the court, has taken action to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
THE NEW SYSTEM OF ENTRIES.

The following communication was circulated
among Custom House brokers yesterday for signatures
The Hon JOHN SHERMAN, secretary OF ne treasury
DEAR SIN: IL is currently rumored tEat We Tue Gus
torn House brokers, opposed 10 the new system OF
RAISING entries the Custom House, aud we are IN
iorucd that certain reports to that effect nave oeeh
made TO YOU, and that endeavorlng 10 imPeue
mud obslTuet the workings Of the new system We I'M
.snnply deny all such aspeTsiOns and HEREBY piac,
ourselves on record satisfied with the change, and
would only presume suggest an increase oil the mum
Der Of entry clerks.
Nelr- York. Feb 20, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
OBTAINING GOODS on FALSE PRETENCEs.
Casnar Paulis was brought from Albany

tdSpar IaullS was piouEHo HUN hip'"y
last night charged with obtaining goods on false pre-
tei,ccs On December 10, 1877, lie purchased $500
worth of wines from Charles schlesnger. OF NO li3
West Fourtecntlst. and 500 worth OF cigars from NJ
Staclleburg OF address u Store delivering the
goods the sellers learned that Pauliss store nj Mad
sou.aye and Eage-st., Albany, and all his property
were IN his wife's hands. He, however furnished ~
written guarantee from his wife, aud tine goods were
delivered When collection attempted 1t was found
that Mira Pais mad transferred the property Ia reia
tive and that her husbands business was abandoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Finn hrcnuc HoieI-Anthony j. Drexel, and Pro r,
lessor y Hademan Pennsylyania Professor L! H. Al
water Of Princeton COLLEGE; William H. Bostwick OF ithaca
r. L. Spaldng OF Ohio and Myron g. Peek
OF ibeB1F HOtsiEx. GoycrnorC H. niger
soil of Connecticut and General f. W Pairey Of Boston:
WndsOr ff.st-Wliam II. Seward, OF Auburn, N T., ana
Thomas Fitch, OF Syracuse Ms,tfiinstfr H9tet-Ben
UteI-General William D. Franklin. Of Hartford. no
SeD9or stephen H. Hammond, OF Geneva
" " and Captain Markham OF the British Navy GTdad
hotei-Protessor NJ. -. Riddle. OF Hartford Ctarendon
Lenox Banks, OF Albany .,..St Nchotds
HofeI-The Rev Dr. Spaiing, OF Hartford. R0sstnors
Ho-Depuy Insurance superintendent John A. Mccall jr
OF Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
YEARS WORK AT THE ASTOR LIBRARY.
STATEMENTS OF THE TwENTY-NINTH ANNUAL RE-

AYEAR'S WORK AT THE ASTOR LIBRARY.
STATEMENTS OF THE TwENTY-NINTH ANNUAL RE-
PORT.
The twenty-ninth annual report o. the trus-
tees of the Library has just been Issued In the
past year there expended 49, OF which
l5 SO has been devoted to the purchase OF DOCKS
alone The fund for the maintenance Of the library is
now s4l750O and the entire fund amounts to 1880,
40j. The years additions TO the library amount 10
IL 533 volumes mainly in the departments OF art, arch
lecture ch@ology numismacs general history Amer
natural science and linguiscs. The volumes on art
architecture and natural science are large and costly
foos, filed with plates and engraviDgs Among these
may be mentioned Prissc dAvennes's "LArt Arabe au
Cairo :" "The PorfOlio;" TART" "Le Salon de 1879
ct 1876" Grove and Cavalcaseles History OF Paint
ing" Litta's Italian Families" Key ana hetzus
ANATOMY of the Nervous SYSTEM" Bleekers Fish OF
India" Goulds " Birds Of Asia and New-Guinea" Inc
average cost of all the volumes, including very
expensive works like these, has been about W 70
1t has been deemed advisable to direct the chief expen
dture toward the completion of these subjects because
there are several other libraries IN the ely especially
devoted TO theology, jurisprudence incidence natural
history ana e Is any add
tioDs i'll these departments have been mace Tue
G747 volumes in science and art 1872; unclassied
lob Among these are included 2lSo pamphlets and
unbound volumes, of which number LOIS were given by
General John A. Dix The total number OF volumes
in the library January l. 1877, s54 on January
two years amount TO "a 941 volumes.
During the year the library was consulted by oS,oZl
increase OF nearly % per cent over the pre-
ceding year. and average of than 2lo readers
daily. The volumes consulted were 156,O9l, ulne
catalogues has been found effective aud has Justified
the large expended on its preparation. TO II
the officers attribute the large additions recently maze
20 the library important part OF the large increase
in number OF readers and the enhanced OF
logues begin where the printed catalogue ends-at the
close of 1866 and are brought down to ne present
tme These catalogues arranged III the library man.
and by their aid readers may find with slight trouble,
any added to the library III the last eleven years
Five six days after books purchased their ues
appear proper places In the card cata0gues Inc
readers alcOves last consulted $3.50 WORKS on
patents Gil on American history, 259 British his
tDry aud 300 ON JURISPRUDENCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21

was blood bis head and meek, but the witness da io
think the Injuries seros Dr. Iaehen the district phy
scian testified that he did not think Ryan's injuries
could have been received from fall lie was OK opn
ion that If the man had had medical Attendance wien
first brought in his life could have been saved sam
uel TunsOn testified to witnessing the alteration De
tween RYAN and Lew RYAN standing near the GUT
ter with hs hands III his pocket and after some words
Lew. struck BIN, knocking him down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
CANADA BREADS CHEAP SILVER.

OTTAWA, Feb. 2O.-Mr. Bureau has given
notice OF inquiry in the Senate whether In view OF the
reconciliation OF silver in the United States measures
will he taken by the Government, during the present
session. prevent recurrence OF tue abuses and losses
which were rly occasoned by the circulation OF
silver coins whose Conventional and fictitious values
were moi IN accordance with their real market values
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21

A "parvenu" has son II years Old. The
child who has been well brought up. Is In the habit of
sneokng 10 the old family valet with certain degree of
t,spect One day his father takes the boy aside and
saws 10 him George YOU are large enough 10 be- a
little less polite to the servants"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
INV y aaid n lively Paisley sinister to her

"Jepny.r said lively Paisley spinster to her
sister 1--WE must get the saut water for my face IL az
pale as milk and so Betty Tamsons but she gaed
10 Gourock three weeks ago, and cam hame as reds
rose and was married four days after "But how can
we drink the nasty saut water Kate y replied Jenny
"Hoots, assie saut or fresh. sweet or sour Irink
onything for a laddew Faith, aud sac wad j, Kate;
sac let's al GourOck the mOrn for everybody sere
already, and they'll no leave "a drap that's drinhaOle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21

gentleman who wears a wig to which he has not con-
fessed is seized by OF his friends who drags him on
IN n barbers shop with the exclamation: Bah! Have
your hair tri mined n litte-t seems 10 me rather
long" The gentleman sinks into chair without
daring 10 protest The barber approaches, who his
customer H. and at remarks: "Oh how dirty mon
sieurs head is! shampooi And forthwith sets him
self couscentiousy to washing the artificial scalp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
NONSENSE FROM PARIS PdPERS.
)nc of orr contemporaries has received the

One of our contemporaries mas rtccIVtU IHr
following letter: "sirlt is perfectly true that have
been condemned five years confinement for forgery
But as for the statement that | had been previously
suhiected TO eight days imprisonment for making dis
tnr6ince n night IL is an odious and Infamous cal
umny--I give YOU my word of honor 1t Is"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
THE KILLING OF DANIEL RYAN.

At the inquest, yesterday in the case of
Daniel Ryan, who died Sunday from the elects OF In
jures received by being thrown from mouse on broome
., newark sergeant Trowbridge testified that at the
station house Ryan acted like o drunken man there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDN0Ts, NO.
2lS BROADWAY.
Sam "a Noon. 40. SD NJ Az Midn1sht av'
Highest durTne the dag. AZ Lowest 2S'
Average. 367s Same day, 1871 271.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21

CTRICTURE, Impotence, and Diseases of the
- Generatye organs radically AMI speedily cured oncs
bourssto3 HENaY A. DANIELS NJ. d.. ~ Letinxton-iv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
FAILURE OF MACHINISTS.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 20.-Messrs. Long g. AL
stetter, machinsts Of Hamilton, Ohio, have failed
Their liabilities are $14o OOO and their assets nomnaily
100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21

The worst coughs are cured by DR.. JAMES
xPEToRAN good remedy also for pains In the breast and
soreness o the throat