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erssaias ssmser Of rspns. psiiiioned tie Board OF
k1sc.i'en 20 erect arsiner baicinr for them. to
saies she osys u fhs rrammlr department. could bs
uansisuea. The retit On ~as granted and . site Tor
nes bs icss chosen East suvcaty-lth street,
nssf rhird asense Oa this ste a large. roomy and
hsn4sons seaooi tuiiifg ~ss erected. which was
eompisis4 abost iws sesxs aso. Il was named Male
Deparsment Gran nar ,chsoi No. 20. and ino trans
Yer "a efs 20 "a a. 'ace began and was completed In
q saY
10 cehsn.s aorate me epsnsHg OF The school tho
boys. m - TIE tlanae fmeut % the principal. Mt
essffe Whltf aod his tsacucrs. yesterday siernoon
leaA.fsa a. inisrsssss exLioision 70 their parents
ana tlfAla, ae h5it trustees % the aard and sew
era nem0cfs ~ tbe Board 81 Eeucaii0n. The exni-
buion TOOK pace arre hail Of tue building,
which was very nsAtly aud Appropriate dec
ofsiee siih ltgs. sha clusters anl i,stoons
o. holly ana evergreen. while the air
vas psfiunef sith the fragrance OF several
large bogus oi farc sweet scented flowers. Oc
cnyyia- seats ca tbs pistorm fressaent wooc.
OF the BOARD OF ucsiion, Scn00l Inspectors ARnew
anu kimbti. superintendelt Henry klaale. comms-
tioaers eOaaing natxs susrg and Nannere and scnool
Trustees Lslihesailser .Isins and vfsins. Mg. N
fhaimessinecr of the ard 0f Trustees presided rre
exercises OF tre sxbibipoa composed of musical
- cc.ions cassys rca1inxf dscaatou anu SIN gng.
Thcy closed sy the dsgr button oi prizes, when
~cfe awarded TO the following pnps for mcrtorious
conduct aud dlseut study aurng the pass naii year
a. the school IN East seventy nAth street MASTERS
Emanuel schony. Julius sDfer, william Pagius George
Waite, Jr Alfred BOoner Dcniiuiek Fitzpatrck. Max
Lsebcnstcin Jonas Wielgni. Charles Walker. Cnarles
Henry iisowniDs. Frank B Mgrtna and 9eorse Nc
BRIDE
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FUNERAL OF MR.. TOWNSEND HARRIS.

The funeral Of the late Townsend Harris took place
yesterday IRON Calvary caurch. al fourth avenue
and rwenty-nrst street. Among those present were
Judge Boswortn, Judge DAVIS. General Butterned,
Dr. Putnam, john T. Asnew. :. l.. n. Barlow, ex-
Mayor Wicsnan,. Benjamin h. Mapcrre, President
Wood, OF the Board OF Education; Davia Dudley
Field, Mr. Burrlli Mr. scaeh ani Ms. Place. Nearly
ali the nicmoers OF the Union Club were among tho
Congregation, and tue alumni VI The New York Coll
iegc attended IN a body. fhc coffin containing the
remains oi tue DECEASED borne the shoulders
ol Tour men from his iato i.siueucc No 2o3 Fourtn
avenue. to Tue cnurch, the following gentlemen
ac,ing as pabearcrs :--Geucrsl q. n. Cuiium, Mar
shall Y. koDcrts. Henry bcrgh, Franz B. Muiisr
Hon. Chares r. Daily John Hsmmcrsly, lion. W. h.
Gurus aud Daniel Forbes The collin was placed be-
Tor: the cnancci, aud on II were low noia uiUutcs
The Kew Dr. WashbuEn, assisted by tho Rev. Df.
Oseo"d, olcatcd a. tue burial service. Ihe remains
were taken to GreenwooI iUr iutormcut.
rhc aiumni oi The College OF the City OF lew York,
at meeting held yestcrdny. passed resolutions ux-
pressing tner deep sorrow at the death vi Mr Harris
and expressed their grstnuuc for hts Iabors tue
cause ol hlgher education. They also appointed "a
commitee OF three 10 confer with the Executive Com
mttee ON tue proper dc oi psrpe Gaiing mo-
tory v tue college tho memory oi 10 whom tncy
are 50 deeply Indebted.
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DOWpoIN COLLEGE.

The Bowdoin College Alumni Association dined at
Delmon co.'s last evening. Tue party was not large
but he dirper was enjoyable Among those present
render Of Lee al.er the battle OF Appomaitox /;
General Foster. General Webb President o,
the New York College; Mr.. Dexter A. Hawk MS
and Rev. DR.. john Cation Smith, who presided.
Al business meeting ncld just before tho di nner,
the following officers elected ior the ensuing
year:-Prcsideut, Rev. John Cotton Smith, ID. ID. !;
Wee PRESIDENTS. W. H. Allen, Dr.. j. Fordyce Barker,
N Cothcan, q. +. Brackrtt and W. A. Abbott Record
ing secretary, f. q. Dun; Corresponding Secretary,
j. Dwight Brad ord; Treasurer Sam uel L. Cross EN-
ccutlve Committee, Dexter A. Hawkins. Greuviilc T.
Harris, Charles L. Soue, Benjamin B. Foster and
James Mckeon.
When the dinner over DR.. Smith gave an ac-
count oil his stewardship Tor the past year Our re-
ations. he said with o,her bodies OF similar charac-
have been unrIendiy in that time IN fact we
have mad no such rciltons Turning his attention 10
tue subject OF institutions OF learning he =
"Whtt VIC most need mere Is men oil IA symmetrical
euucation Speciaties are good and necessary, but
our .lucnce will Increase vi the broadening OF our
culture. For the exercise OF our best interests we
should DO many sided nen II wc are ever 10 have a
broad aud liberal system O education IL would be well
perhaps abui sa small seCtarin colleges
lisn large universities -
To the toast sour Alma Mater" President Cham.
beriain responded briefly. The college he said. had
tricd to broaden us course OF studies Bowdoiu had
come INTO sonc notorlety from the tact that
recently the effort had Ueen made TO teach some
thing OF military taclic-. WAS necessary he said
u teach mcn TO master themselves aud To mastcr r
Others; 10 learn discipline and ooediencc. The ter
was smuli thing, Tor the parents OF tho present
generation 10 not teach u.
General Webb IN his speech said he was opposed 10
the consolidation Of colleges ~. America.
Mr. Hawkins aud several others also made addresses
before tue banqueters retired.
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BOILERS BIGAMY.

Ollcer kallcrd OF the Fiity.seventh Street Court
squad, brought before judge Smith, yesterday alter
noon, Char,es M. Boiler, German cgarmaker, about
twenty niue years OF age, whom nc nad arrested
warrant iu a iactory IN Lafayette place. There we're
three very angry ladies awaiting the arrival OF the
prsouer. aud as soon he appeared they preferred
charge ot pisamy against him. The ladies' wero Mrs
WiiheImina Boiler, ~ho was married, she stated to
the prisoner IN 1870 and Mrs. Samuel Seaman No. 81
Downing street, and her stepdaughtcr. saran l.. Sea-
man, who said she married 10 the prisoner about
six weeks ago. Mrs. Wilneimiua Boiler, or vile
No. !, stated tnat her married iiio had been
ono OF wretehedncss, that hor husband hld
often tailed 10 provide Tor her support ana she
had TO earn her own iivlng. fw,cc he ucl
her once 10 I'VE VIII d,srcputabic woman aud last
October. the second time, nc eii her lu Wiuurd.
/ "herc they Rad been iving anu came 10 lns city
She did not SOC nu alter thar uuti snorl ago,
when shv hoara ho had uiarrcd young glrl IA tDss
city; she took III hcr resideDcs IA New YORK lls
better ~ trace him. About two months ago Mra
WlhcnIna Boiler received notice thai her Lusyani
hai commenced sui Tor absolute dvoreei but sac
gaged Iawy or aud he sul afterward
hei huspand hot voins aoie " brns any evidclce
forward a. TO certain alleged acts adultery Oh or
part ~ appears that about the time that Boncr
aDando"ea h's Arst wiic hs became acquainted ~uh
Miss seam IA, wnO was thon ittlc over seventeen
years age. Hu yisted her regularly anu the &C.
quain'anco sooh fipcncd into int macy. NJ. seaman
opposed 10 tiolicrs vsltiEg MS sater a. he
concciycd both dlstrust ana dislike bin gave
her several Warnings concerning him. Howcgsr,
Boiler aud Mss seaman .lopcd about the lOa .! .r
month, anu came Tack Two days aiterwar. aud SAID
they iad ceen MARI ed by miaistsr IN ktgltn street
Mr. seaman Mas not satishcd WITH tncls story ana
sent TOR his own pastor, Rev Jonn quincy
Adams oi tnc bercah Bsitist thurcA, ana Tue 40
were accordingly uDued VA marriage Mrs. Bsllvr ls
very handsome young woman and she seemed 20 fcel
her position very tscny. she ~cpt prolascly xhlls
court aud excited tue upassion oi ala pressss
She d,d not "lsn TO mako any cOnpalnl against the
prbouof. nnd when he was eomniiiisa in $1,000 bail
having pleaded guiity, she appcife4 sorry that ne
had 20 Oe iOcNcd UP MIA BOiier (No. a. no.svcs,
very butter AHA cit tDat her t,yeage was almost
complete The prisoner ID nothing 10 say except 10
iuily acknowledge that tho "omcn stascacIA - ss.n.t
HIN L
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AAlaIclN yEIaaINaAr colLror.

Tie aoasai sgmine csnsul q me AncFlcsa yeie.
rlnary ,eic.f Sas Aeia last eyenins oilcgs of
fhysic.4as sad seseeona. sofasr " Twesty lhlrd
sigesl .na T1ufts sscesa lhs reports shc gass
yea sLcw taAt ever ioar hanafet isoiarcs wsgs de.
uyoTed ana tAeaty bossss d.ssused. 10.
siitt other auimala fhers were treated ia tne
Ivspta. lt,s patltutsi d4f suracd operations wsre
ptfiormea. i.s3 shlnate strp ditclafsed o.
irruf4bic. 81 atd ana ~ aafa asssfa3 sare
aufins tue yesf ~ i-auften sxatn cnd
tae pfsssnt tiule ga o. are thr college musoam
2O1O ~ t4nfus After leo colall lneltafy fcmaFks
ii0lA ar 4afsb, ffrslaeut oi the Hoard lfGsteea
upon aitera us the iBstnutios aurIg tsc
ysaf tLat geailcusn coaleffea tbs acares OF Doctor
OF tctsrinaIy SufEery upvs tns ssio~ing grsdaste3
John ffust...s.....1-ss aaA-set L. Fsel4....M A..
Alfred ~ Eoss......N v. goha e. fofc~.......N =.
WIN. %. Schn.t......N .. wm "A. Wrsy......S. A.
fne ssdlllouai aegfee 81 bscAslor OF sufgsfy was
coulsrrtd, aDd tke Atsi1 nital tr1s uf a of In
stfumcnts wAs presented 10 af Ffost.
Aiter sh0rs addr. eses Ny J. q Dalton. ~ u and
ma
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called the meeting 10 order. renarxing that
tho thirty members ontside of the Executive Com
mittes that constitute quorum uers Dot present.
as there appeared to be objection he shosd
call upon Its secretary To read the report Of be iasi
meeting. After that business had beou eanc.sdsd
and the minutes accepted tue rrcasurers report
read showing the amount hand OF tho pathological
or laboratory iund to be $l3 asI "a, the pfxs iund
s3,sS7 and the general fund SO Ga. The report
accepted. The report OF the Przs Committee
then read by The Secretary. which
shown that the essays offered In eompetiroa
for tho annual pr 70 were poor that the COMMITTEES
awarded no prize and suggested that The $500 no
added to the prize for next ycar. This suggestion
gave rise to some discussion among tue members and
u resolution was hnaily adopted making tho prse
for next years. essay S400 Instead OF s2O0 Ihs
Chair then appointed Drs. Bul Peters sna
Banks as committee TO nominate officers
tor tue ensuing year The Secretary tnen read the
Neurological report Tor the past year. showing iol-
loving death roli:--Jarvls NJ Andrews. class 20,
G0rners nosers 24 sorSSn basS s0 csra,as
81; VI siSas e.; Juan 'r Ponce 0I1sss az rsss.
'3l' lnomas b. surfing, '57. anu T.. G. Ludlow.
The Dinner Committee reported that the large hal at
Demonico's had been engaged ior "Wednesday even
ing, March d anu that all the speakers had been
gagged he Chairman OF The Prize Committee then
rose and SAID he mad just received donation Of 5000
to the funu Dr. Livingston said thst he tnoush, tho
association should not ofer than $500 loo przc.
us II would bring out better class oi work than
had been offered In order TO get good work IL inust
be paid tor Dr. Scgun agreed with the speaker, say
Ing that he beeved Ia making the prizs worth work
lug Tor II WAS moved and carried that tho motion
Offering $500 prize should be reconsidercd, and
then It was moved and carried that prize Of $500
be offered DR.. W. q. Livingston, who also
pectcd OF 0eing the donor OF tho S600 then said u
tue interest oi the prize iund did not reach $500 hc
would make up tue deficiency. Tho Committee
Nomnations then presented the ioiowin ng ticket,
which vas unanimously ecce President William
Draper; Vice President. Alexander W. Doughcrty;
Secretary, Charles Hitchcock, aud some sixty coun-
cIors
President Draper then recommended the prize
fund and succeeded IN raising $500, which, added
to the 5000 previously presented, made ST 000 10
0e added u The funu. The Treasurer then reported
that the ,ola fund only lacked Sll3 OF 0O0, 80 So
snosc iptions were started, which, assisted Dy $50
from tho Chair. made III the requisite sum. The
thanks OF tue association tendercd TO Secretary
BayhS President Draper then expressed his thanks
TO he ASSOCIATION for eiecting b his third term,
aiding that he would cnIcavor TO do his duty
satisfaction. The meeting then adjourned.
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COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS.
Allopaihlc, Homeopathic and Veterinary
clplcmas Conferred.
IT III r. TRAD II A It l. S
iituieDanl Governor Dorshelmer'S Address 10
The Bellevue Class.

ne ssvsuieenth annual commencement OF the
hsnevue haspfai Meciea College took place yes'er-
dsr aitefDnan the Academy oi Music. The friends
O. tbs cssre And Of tus doeiors filled the house
Toe boxes werc escaped by iaaies and at one time
theFe ~sfe too thrce huuared persons standing.
front reserved Tor the gradaatng class.
sna aroa no stage many Distinguished membcrs
ei tns medical ir1teFnny. amons whom we're noticed
De- Jtmes n Weed, fordycs Barker. AUSTIN Flint
" a. Van Barsn. Lc~is A. Sayrc. Alexander y. Mott
llsm g. La.s. R. ogden DoFemus. Edward g Jane
~sy. A. a. Aarkos, csDning = Dsdsord ana John
A. cfay. Ex-0avernor Ilden aud the Rev DR.
bsrebara Interested spectators Professor Isaac
Z yior. "a D., president oi tue faculty.. presided.
A4tss "a osorsrs and march ~ Dr. l. Dsmrosch's
ofshsstra the Nv. Alfred "A Beach. ID a., chaplain
o. thr celiese. offered aipropns,e prayer rue
r.vfrens grnucsn thea read 20 the Glars the usual
oblss.on ~nlch every mcaicsi student s expected
20 srb.cnbe Dsore graduation. ~hen Professor fsyor
eoaicrred the aegse of Doctor Of Medicine upon the
slss. snich .0ered 40
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RUSSIA AND THE FUTURE.

AMERICAN CONTRACTORS r) BUILD SHIP
CANAL CONNECTING ST. PETERSBURG WITH
THE B LTIC
contract has been made by an American firm
with the Russian government Tor The construction Of
IL canal hom ST. Petersbdrg to Cronstadt, a distanc.
Of ten mic-. Tho canal Will DO 2sU feet in
width aud 20 feet deptu, aud Will admit
OF tho passage o war vessels to within
IA short distance OF the Nuscovite capi,al.
Tho urm has staKed o25.OJO as forfeit Ia case the
contract is not carried out. The superintendent oi
the nrm Is now OH MS way to Russia To make prepa
ratio for he enterprise, WORK whcr Is to Dcpn
the 1st OF October The company - allow ed
until 1888 10 complete the canal The Importance of
such work Ia commercial ana military point OF
Wow was demonstrated Dy the CniIed states Commis-
sson OF observation during the Cfifncan war.
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A PECULIAR MATCH.

novel race was arranged tho Hoffman House
last night. A iew days ngo Mr.. James McCloud, the
we'll known pool seller offered to wager $3.50 or 5000
that lac could produce unknown to ru three miles,
ridc bicycle i've miles and walk twenty miles in side
OF hvo hours Mr.. McCloud's proposition was ac.
ceptcd by Messrs Thompson and Martiu. Tho parties
met last night by appointment posted 800 side IL
ana signed articles of agreement tor tho contest The
event Is to Lake place saturday, March 80 The
I'm Il deposit OF $3.50 side, To Ue made lot h
Inst. DR.. l.. Z. Thomas was chosen final stakeholder
an Edward Punmer, referee. McCioud IS to name
the unkaown at the posting OF the .hnal deposiL
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COkONERS' CASES.

Max Mohlcg was struck by falling bae Of Peruvian
bark at No. IGo Chambers the 23d OF Febru.
AIRY and iied some tlno aftcrward from a fractured
head. An inquest yesterday developed tho fact that
the accident was due to his own careossness.
Michael Nash, laborer, was run over by a Harlem
tram on the 10Th oi February at lJsth street, aud
Killed. Tho jury yesterday returned verdict that
the accident was caused by his not taking proper
caution
Isaac Goldberg, q child four years OF ago. who was
severely burned at No 9S Mott street on Wednesday
night died yesterday At Chambers strsat Hasntal.
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EXPOSED BY A RING.

Joseph weisand rs saloon keeper. Of No. 70 Pr ncc
street, Sc~afk, \. J. young man was 10 the saloon
recently aua observed on Mogapd's Dnger rIng ;hat
hal tc'oagsd 10 hIs Osc young msn'al deceased
moiber. wel.aad said be had purchased IL Ihe
youLs told bis sister, MrS Abraham Myers, Of
The circamstance. fho matter placed In the
Lanaa vi tgouce The rosuit arrest nrss
0t slfl sssaca DorOtnea Miller formerly servant Ia
Mrs. Nycrs' employ. ang uexs II Wcigand The gir
sGulii.ca tle lafceny the rIng, aud said that
wcisand to.s 10 lr0ia Acf. sue also alleged that lie
hal norcoyer led her IRON ine paths oi vrtae. rhe
gifi .cIl los 4rcchy .na Hglsnna q still
gsaycr odsscu iic 10 narried mss, win u,e cAii-
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ARTHUR r. BENEDlCT's OBsEQUIEs.

Tho funeral services over the remains OF Arthur
X. Benedict took place yesterday afternoon al the
residence OF his tatbcr Mr. Il. y Benedict No is
Monroe place, Brooklyn aud cond ucteu by Rev
Henry Ward Beechcr. The house was crowded with
the relatives and friends OF tho deceased, many OF
wnom manifested their affection for the departed by
norai offerings. Messrs Edward Lynes, Z. +. Everett
Sdncy Greeu. +. a. McGraih. A. a. Thompson and
William Arnold Io,oi as pail bearers
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COLUMBIA AND HARVARD LAW CLUBS

Barnard Law cubs Of Columbia College law school
took place last evening at No. Great Jones street,
The rather metaphysical question selected for dis.
cussion was the iolow,ug:-- 5le-
Resolved. That the doctrine Of tmouted negligence
wici esthbisheI in New York Msssschu AS
affecting injuries ;u a.
preferable to the contrary dctrine established ia Ohio
Pennsylvana, Connecticut ana Michigan
Mt. Theodore W. Dwight. LII. D., presided over
the debate. The dIsputants who took the affirmative
OF the question were the following OF Columbiu Law
Clup:-Danel dc Leon, Charles L. Joues, W. W. Dale
and George a. Stearns; OF Barnard Law CLUB.
taking the negative, were Everett A. DAVIS
James T. Kelly, William IL. D. Wit and Abel
h. Backmnr. Professor Dwight, before tho discu sson
opened said that II was not supposed the law should
be exactly set forth IN the debate, but The discussion
would rather take wide range and styie grace OF de-
moro into account tDau tho strict conslruc.
tion OF laws IN tho general verdict OF ex.
ceiencc. The first speaker represent ng
Colum5'ay quoted Lord Ellcubofough In regard 20
coairlbutory negligence ana then tho young gentle
man back kom.n CIVIC law to sup.
port his positions. fhc next spcakcr,un repre-
scntlng Barnard, said the Michigan doctrine
was al least good. and therefore Tho proposition
OF Columbia must fail. Wendell, II was quoted by
him--an OPINION by Judge Cowan--which made
the imputed negligence OF tho child the same
as that Of AN adult. story. sccton u, was quoted
The speaker wound up by saying tho doctrine OF New
York had been grated the law by bigotry and
Ignorance oi It's Judcisry
AT the conclusion oi tho arguments Presdent
Dwight awarded tho palm oil victory TO i3ur nard.
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THE CITY OF NEW YURK.

Mr. John @. Dale agent OF the Inman steamship
lne received acspatc yesterday IA rcierepcs to the
collision between tho inman steamship CITY OF New
YORK and The Brush brig iaurcttc, oil fusxar Rocks
Light. ON "Wednesday morning The despatch states
that tno steamer received sght injury 10 the pors
bow, thai she had Deeg cVmpoied ~ put into Queens
town ior repairs aud that way TO
this port VITA the mas. IL Is expected that The Cry
~ New iork wIll reach this pou oa time
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ALUMNI REUNIONS.

ANNUAL NETTING or THE ALUxSI ASSOCIATION
or THE coLLEos of rAY-IcIAss AND SUR
cEoSs.
Aumn. oi the College o Physelaa. ana fssoas was
hold last evening at the buidlng Fourth avenue and
Tweniy-third street Professor ". II. Draper occu-
pied tho chair. shortly alter eight o'clock y. n.
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PIGEON SHOOTING CHALLENGE.

BROOKLYN, Feb %, 1873
To THE EDITOR or HERALD:-
challenge Captain Bogardus, Ira Pane any
pigeon shooter to shoot at fifty pair double birds,
TO furnish the bir!s. VIII wager from $3.50 10 $500
mat they cannot XIII eighty hve out VI the nfty puir
Old Long islnni rules tU govern. Twcuty.o ono yards
ris 100 yards iall To be shot at Br0oRlyn Driving
Park within the month OF March. Deposit 10 be put
IN the hhnds oil the sporting editor OF TurL Field and
Farm. Respectfully, PHILIP DUFFY
Nos G35 and G37 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

grand reviow OF the battalion OF 400 apprentice
boys on board The training ship Minnesota VIII take
place at the Brooklyn Navy Yard week. In an
tclpltion OF the event a battalion drii took place
yesterday at the Navy Yard Commander White aud
Captain Taylor, Of tho marine corps, acted Held
onoefs, while tho respective companies woro cum
mand OF the other officers OF the vessel Among a
large number OF naval officers present Was muJor OF
the Uuitcd states Army who expressed himself IN
complimentary terms 10 the boys their proficiency
N The manual 0I arms as oil as IN the ielA dIlL
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IN PRISON AGAIN.

fsoy years ago nine prisoners effected thcir escape
froa ,hs Jaafoom Of the Essex County Court House.
q, se~ars, j. siacs then, ~ oss. they have
ell beeu rccaptarcd aud disposed o. Tue last o, the
bach arr soiof Characters named James Curran
alas f-day ctcn-tnr -. sst Josopn Morrison.
They we're csash, tscsssy Iokilx spssn. n. j.. aud
ysstcrda, fcnOycl 20 she bsssx SoarIy Jan IA
Ne~srk, where shes wii Be held TOR sral shs vtA
sbssss. sgspssss VI susx.axys
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL No. 20.

The school trustees OF tho Nineteenth ward, somo
time ago pefcevng that tho school building, occupied
~ "ad school No. 80. In Eas, seventy ninth street,
was INADEQUATE to accommodate I'D constantly In.
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Fell dead out Of hounds.

Mcssrs. Nilsson t2sl, 3; Martin t2i), 8; Ruttcs t2l 81
Henry 23h 3; Robinson t23l 5; Appleyard (23) i
Turner -l), .; Jones l2o y Hughes t2j), 2; Remney
l2l), l; Uordon cav l; ATKINS t23L l; and Messrs
Murphy l2ll, Thompson EN- Duree 25l. Talbot (25).
Zclner CA, BanSer (2ll anu Biaakloy failed to Kill
any.
SAME EDAY-Sweepstaxes-s5 entry; 8 oirds each
bal ~ entries, making S65 divided iato four parts
s3o so, $40 and SO; % yards rise, and all other
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divided second aud third moneys sFer dead out of
bounds
Refcrec-Wiiliam Wynn.
Time OF shootins-rhree hours and nitccn minutes.
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rHE GRADUATES.

Tue tHnd nos pl4kcd worry pretty Norwegian we'd
dih Wtfch ~ cocoerm4un, alter which Professor r.
- bfaui"rd, secretary Oi tlf ffcuiy, ntcd
ihc it"e 81 mrfu toa isrsc IuuOcr oi students OF
tLc Ju1ior citss Ia IOing 80 Professor bradford
ahuaed 20 tlc Erailiy M iaci that ths percentage
o inert tnfs ycif, both 10 the graduating and tnc
junior class. was hghrr fbaB had ever bern before.
although tnc standard 20 merit enacted py tie college
had never been 40 uiFn ~ nov.
PRESENTATION rHIEEs
Professor Heimuth dlslfOutrd tie following prizes
Ainphg tte snost merliorIuus ktudeuts:-
Tho "facshf lrfeH Tor iho ilghest saua ne IN all
departments, 20 q X sieras.
fii4r ier tEs fepurt Of tEe surgical clinic at
tht cYiicEe % n. q. Bl4uscii
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