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ANOTHER UNNATURAL MorHER-Tti Is only dav mr.
Brooklyn. who had abandoned her starved, emaciated
aud dying infant that she might indulge without re-
strant in habits Of most disgraceful ceLtous aess In
yesterdays we stated that the Coroner had been
sent for to hold an inquest upon child Of Michael Nc
Glon's, in Jackson street but at the time
informed OF the cause which rendered
investigation II appears that the death Of the child
(Which but l3 months o result Of another
instance of unnatural cruelty and neglect the part
the mother At the iuquision-held yesterday morning
before Andrew Cakes lit was shown by John voor-
HES, Elisha Field Caharine Mcclure and Sarah Field
that the mother OF the deceased had left it, for to-
gether without nourshment attendance, whilst she
went drunken froic. Her husband (who is repre-
sented to be an industrious and sober man. and good
machinisD absent at the time of the poor infants de-
miseand his return to his now miserable and desc.
lated home he will receive the sad intelligence of his
boys death, and his wfe's infamy.


II is scarcely proper be otherwise than pathetic
an occasion Of this kind but we cannot forbear
what singular one-the following being a verbatim
copy:"T the deceased to his death from neg
lect, and exposure Of its mother"


ALAS, The POOR ORPHAN."-We haze been credibly
informed that female residing in 1lery street. pious
member OF the church, and OF proiessedly humane and
benevo character in the habit of treating little
gl whom she recently adopted in such cruel and
brutal manner that several OF the neghboTs have made
complaints not loud but deep" on the subject If they
good citizens and desire justice done between
the oppressed and the oppressor they ought make
immediate of the facts to the proper
thortes.


Nor Coon PLAY.-Yesterday afternoon, gentleman
named Yates long a resident of Brooklyn who has for
several weeks been the Edrdge street at
the suit OF person named Hardy in action for SLAM
der-was rather severely fogged by member Of the St
Georges Cricket for alleged insulting expressions
made use OF by MIR. Y. to his assailant We not
yet, advised as to which of the begerens in


NARROW ESCAPE "A horse attached to carriage in
which seated r. s. Church. Esq and Mr. Reynolds
Street Inspector took fright and away Friday a
noon, i'll the vicinity of Barren Island Mr. Church leap
ed from the vehicle while the horse was in fun motion
and struck upou his head but sustained
few bruises and scratches MIR X retained his seat
until he succeeded in stopping the animal and OFF
han mless.


MORE BURGLARIEs.-The house Of Mr.. w. c. Heaton
Atlantic, Hoyt street. rgariously entered
Friday night and robbed Of sundry articles OF
ing apparel The robber entered the apartment oil Mr.
H. and took his coat and pantaloons while he
there sleeping Another house in the vicinity was
also broken into but we have not heard what
len


DIscHARcEp.-The motion for the discharge of Henry
Bragg noticed yesterday having been brought
Judge Greenwood by virtue of writ of habeas corpus
was further argued yesterday morning by A. Campbell
pris ner counsel and Judge Morse, Dis torney
Bragg from cher custody The ground of the decision
believe is the illegally OF the record by which the
prisoner was convicted by the committing magistrate.


BRooxLyN PoLIcE Everything at this temple of JUS
tice' yesterday "s.ale, fiat, and Improbable )"
nothing having occurred beyond a few ordinary com.
plants for assault and battery, arising chiefly from
temperance. immortality is certainly the increase in
this city.


Mons HABEAs CoRpus-An application was made YES.
teray ming, before the Hon. John Vanderbilt have
Joseph Allen brought before him. by writ Of habeas
pus that cause might be shown, if possible why he





Oyer and Termner, the Court of Sessions for the
grand larceny OF which he stands ed previously
noticed in this paper The learned Judge had given
his decision when our reporter lett.


ASoTHER MYsTERIoUs AFFAIR.-The body of young
woman found Friday, near the Coney Island
House She must have been victim to violence of some
kind other from the fact that she buried in
ordinary dress and apparently hurried into her grave
with the greatest rapidity. She had brown silk
dress At present shadows clouds and darkness" rest
upon this affair but hope to be able tomorrow give
some particulars which will tend to unravel the mys.
terry.


WLLIAMsBuRcH.-The population OF this place is said
to be eleven thousand five hundred and fifty Population
in lS40, 1904. Increase in five years 6 4o6.


PENNSYLVANIA CoLLEGA.-We are indebted to
some friend tor copy of tine annual Catalogue of
the officers and students of Pennsy College Get
tysburg Adams County. The number Of students is as
follows: Seniors d. Juniors 10, Sophomores 49, Fresh
20 Parsl courses 9, Preparatory i7total l4s The
Rev DR.. Krauth continues to preside the College
and to act as Professor of Intellectual Moral Phoso
ply We notice in the list OF graduates for eighteen
years. ending le42 OF sixty three who graduated forty
three have become clergy men, The expenses of stu,
dents, exclusive OF hooks, Clothes light, ROOM fur
ture fuel washing, and travelling Expenses are SlO3 IS
year; add for washing $40, wood 49, and the expenses
are Sl6 10 THIS includes boarding. tuition incidental
expenses, and room rent-Phila u s. GDsetts .qug 80


Hon. BRANCH I. AKcnnk.-Inis distinguished
advocate OF remuneration, who has borne such
conspicuous part IN the stirring of Texas now
In this city and has aken lodgings United States
Hotel lie Will, in all probability be elected Selo-
tor from the New State for whose welfare he has SO in
dustrioasly and efficiently Observation-Disclosures Joar
nal, .4ug %.


ST- The Legislature OF Adb una will in future
meet bennaily. The question was submitted to the
people at the recent election and majority in favor
o the restriction was very large.


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