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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29
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2 TIE CoroneF's inquest on tho body Of the
Arsoan Thempson, whose death was caused
BY boiler explosion IN Hasam 4 Peolsy's
mill, he's had ono Or two good effects. The
very stringent inquiry Of tho jury and their
able return gave tho subject prominenes
greatly needed. Il i well known that IL
most any Of the ceueteEy sextons can be
imposed On by forged burial certificate or
by one uttered BY an irresponsible person.
Tho sections have NO rnls - guide them,
and they possess no accurate knowledge q
to who has right to faEnish esrti6eates,
consequently they usually accept any docu-
mont written in tho usual form. They n.
ceive certificates from physicians utterly
unknown to them, and do not know whether
they are doing right OF wrong. How should
theyi -
Tho inquest developed another disagree
able fact, namely, that The engine asundsr
charge Of incompetent persons, such as fire.
men and others Who are unaequainted With
machinery, and Who can not estimate, tho
power Of confined steam. This cfinainalty
il quite universal, and We doubt If one
fourth Of the mills and manufactures in
our city. containing engines, have the SER
vices Of competent men. Many Of thsm
would scout the idea Of possessing IN en-
gineer, preferring to take the chances ef IN
explosion rather than pay decent salary to
. man Who il practical engineer. A very
limited investigation win prove the force.of
our remarks. -.
Hero are two important reformations
needed, and the City Council might create
. law throwing its protection around mno-
cent parties. No oficer need be appointed
TO see that these laws arc enforced, ~ in
the first instance tho sections could do tho
duty; in the second place, our police depart
ment could easily attend to that, and tho
city would not be put to any expense.
sa
An Adaltienal Associate Justice.
On the sixteenth Instant, General West
asked and obtained leave, by unanimous
consent, to introduce bill into the United
States Senate to provide for the appointment
Of an additional associate Justice Of the Su-
prone Court. Il vas read twice, referred to
the Committee ON the Judiciary and ordered
to bs printed. Tho following il copy:
SECTION l. That the Supreme Court Of the
United States shall hereafter consist Of
Chief Justice and nino associate Justices,
any six of whom shall constitute quorum, A
and for this purpose there shall be appointed
one additional associate justice Of said
court, with the like powers, and to take the
eame oaths, perform the same duties and be
I'll a. e. H. 4 L.
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w in Rngiish and Music t. . family in tholcoun-
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29
NOTICE 10 CONsIaNEns.

NEW OnIaAxs, JAcxsox AND 0REAr Nsarnxnx)
RAilruad Company, Freight Once,
Now Orleans, Louisiana, March =, 1871.
UVHB FOLLOWING DESCRIBED UNCLAIMED
Il articles win - sola 1t public auction to tho
highest bidder for cash, by D. E Mosphy, sue.
ttoneer, Ne. q Magazine street, to pay freight and
charges, Il net claimed within thirty dayac
q p. AR3NTRONG-S0 BARRELS b. L. OIL.
n p. AnNSfRON0-l3l CASES II. l. OIL.
g. 4. DDOWNHeo CASkD 0A6OLINR.t
HOWARD A. DURK, Freight Agent.
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q. SlLvERSTRIN,
street. ............10o
(Corner Of Carroll str0et).
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, KINB J1W1LRX,
CLOCKS. SnvKRwARE. SPECTACLRs,
4 KYK GLAR0Ra ETC

would respectfully inform his Old friends And cuo'
toners that he has reopened 1t tho shove named
location. His stock being entirely nsw, his goods,
consequently, are all Of the latest styes,and age
warranted to be equal to anything IN tho market
Having bought for cash, he cen seu lower than
afnost any other house in the city, and being in
hve ef quick returns and small proAts, he WIN
gaaEantee baEgains to al customers Como and 80
his opodA nde;aas
~wstehss snd Jewelry repaired In the very best
nnneg anA q the shortest notice. oc2o 6m lt3p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29

MONEY CAN NOT BUY IT.
FOR slaHT u PRICxL.ssn
BUT THE DIAMOND ePRCrACL.Rs
WILL PRESERVE II.
THE DIAMOND GLASSES,
Manufactured by
}. Z. gFUC1R CO, NEW YORK,
which ase now offered to the public, ~ ro.
nouneeA b ~ the lceleeeatea OptiGiens ef IT,
word e s. the MOST PERFECT. The eCIRM
TKFTC PRINCIPLE On which they aee oeastz1cte1
h.ont Of the eye, producing clear and dietinct
vision, - in he natnrlA bsalthy d6ht md pre-
venting III unpleasant oenaafions such - gfim-
merin@ sud wsyering of dght, disxness. ste., pe.
cunar b IN others IN ueo.
They are Mouneed ln the Finess Manner,
In frames of the hest quality Of all materials used
for that purpose.
EDWARD LILIENTHAL,
JBwEbRR AND OPTIC1AN.
IL sole agent for New Orleans, LouisiaaA,
Ne. 0S. S......... .Canal Street. ..........N Ne. -
From whom they can only be obtained These
goods arc not supplied to pedlers, ct any price,
He also keeps constantly ON hand . very large
and we'll selected stock Of
Watches, Jewelry and Silverware.
An sf which Il Of the very best quality and fully
guaranteed. 30 ocs3 6m 3t 3p
EINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
LECrrREs. MEETINGS. ETC.

The NewYoTk Indian Aid Society under the
auspices OF the Friends Yearly Needing met last
evening in the Westinghouse in Tweutyseyentllet..
near SiKthaye. letter read FROM Howard White,
the agent gmO1c the WuncbagOcs, who states that no
received the clothing sent out by The society The trbo
is much better OF regards education than the sur
rounding tribes
The House of the Eyangalists, y seminary for
training missionaries Ia the masses, established
year ago, by the Rev s. H. Tying IT,, and few others.
Ten students educated and supported In the House
No G22 Seyentaye last year under tho charge OF tie
Rev Mr. Amos. public meeting is o. be held a Asso-
citation Han. this evening, when the whole subject will
bee discussed by Henry ward Bcecher the Rev. Dr. Hitch
cock, tie Row Dr. 1lubenbrg, and the Rev De. Tying.
\ meeting Of sympathy was held, last
evening, in tho Twenty thirds. Reformed Presbyterian
Church, for the purpose Of dcysug 90 assist the
family OF the late Rev. Robert ]. Dods onary 10
Syria, aud translator ~ the Bible into Syrac. Eight
hundred dollars was subscribed aud committees Ver0
formed tO obtain, IA the other Reformed Presby tcri
Churche, ia ths city, additional subscriptions 10 be
ihr Board Of Foreign Missions Tor Investment for
the benefit OF Mrr. Dodd aud her children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
p,ru nv THE BOARD OF HEALTH,

DEATH BY THE BOARD Or hEAbih'
THE MAY poIsUNING-CoRoNERs INVEhiGA-
T1oN-TuE BOARD OF HEALTH CENstiRkD.
Coroner Young concluded, yesterday, the in
osgation Of the poisoning OF Mrs. Bridget May OF No
90 Now Chambcrsst, through misaking Tor brandy an
unlabelod bottle OF carbolic acid left with her as dsn
fectant by Ludwig Won bho"' ono vi 'ho ispoo'ors vi
the Board OF Health
VIM H. May husband Of tho woman, testified that one
y, bis children died from scarlana agent OF the
Roard OF Health ordered It's clothing TO be placed in
tub Of water which he poured quantity OF liquid.
pacnp the remainder in q bottle; when the Inspector
first came BIO gave witness printed slip containing
directions for disniectng and for preparing tho fluid
no label placed on the bottle, 'was anything
said about the poisonous Of the contents;
time aferward witness asked by his wife about the
contents OF the bottle, and which 1t he pointed it
out and she said she had narrowly escaped poisoning
the baby; she added that she had mistaken Il for
brandy and mixed Il for punch for the baby thinking
smelt queery she tasted IT, and it burned her tongue
and throat; she complained Of being in much pain;
her face witness snatched the baby from her arms gave
II to neghbOr and went for doctor the latter gave
an emetic and applied stomach pump, but she died In
rs minutes the bottle containing the fluid placed
with other bottles; it had contained brandy.
Ludwig Won BLOW OF No 50 Seventh-st., testified that
he wus employed by the Board Of Health in the Dsn-
fectiDg Department. on Feb % he went to No % New
Chambersst to disnfec the rooms, clothing &c and to
leave chemcals for further use he gave the fluid TO
Mrs. May, with full directions for using 1t finding that
could read he addressed himself to the husband,
who had just ill., repeated the directions, and gave
him copy Of the circular; witness then dsineeed the
clothing and the ROOM placed some concentrated car
bottle, because he not instructed so to do; he has
been employed by the Board OF Health since Feb. a. IL
not chemist, and does not understand the nature OF
Several other witnesses were examined, but addi
tonal light thrown the The jury rendered
verdict with the facts and censured the
Board of Health for not instructng their agents 10 duly
label all bottles containing posons left for dsieetng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
MlNER's JUSTIFICATION.
T1ir rrFsLAT sITU ATIoN-THE stsiENsIo'
LTN.INE COUNTY.

11Ir TEEsEhT SITUATICN-THL SJsiEN>I'N IN
IZIENE COUNTY.
10 ne Fdttor 81 RE TFtbH"t.
Sir The columns Of your paper have hccn
taken uU lately with letters and articles on inc SoNP'h
,, ~ ,gork In the Anthracite Goa ted bn III j. pam
thai much ias been written m TIE interest ~
., , and railroad coDpaues and is intended 10 mis-
l t, trc a. 60 who responsible Tor me present
,.o.o n gouchout tbt country, and consequent I'M
,,.catl, h. I'll price ~ Goa ia the market We beh'N'
hovevef that you viii not refuse a hearing 10 The
MINOR, and that ~ Justice 40 thcm You VIII gave tnS
o.,f,ficator AZ iHsertIoi. D. proposed ln ms com
,rueop 10 tIat 81 the subject only 80 ian as t reats
a. tlc miners q Luzcrne Comfy. those employed 10y
,he ueIa,are ana Hudson Canal Company Delaware
J.Rav anna ana western Company, and PennsJ IVania
Coal ComuaI,y which ne known % the three great
Eot1bert Commands IT, some Of the communications
nat have appeared through TIE pres, INC hIIf arr a.
Guaou ~ tItstine theI agreements WIN tHfH 'hlN"h.
when such agreements were ia af'"iudi'' WIN
NOW Sir. ~ 80 faf 80 tIs IN uiu s'Vu
., referring the MINER employed by ue tree N0il-
Companies. IL d. fals 10 Every pdIu'uidf' inV'
great souItss corporation have never YET I'ootI"u
fLf manhood ~ Their miners 70 far a. 10 tnt' I'M" "
agItrfnfLf with them and have never az vet fccotu
tie bass committee o. miners waited upon we ~
i.Gjuendeut Of the Delaware, IAckawanna ana N'steFh
Railroad Company only last week, for tie express Iui-
Of negotiating terms upon which tine! couO ftthBe
WORK. they Informed y that sniiaIy thhi lie
% euud SPEAK "a them Officially at al :" that De
&" could not say that they might resume Wofk even u
hoy would do 90 a. cents Diamond f2ut'
which - The figure The Company eff red them wien
WORK was suspended on TIE lat Of December last
Much has been written about the ignorance or The
poor AiueTs," about Unsiicd labor" about "ihe In
you mat have MINOR "igBOri.ut" bat that he
h., ~ nov " behave Like GlLNuaJ WheD b'e coLCuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
ADFsPERATE SUICIDE.

David Rca and Hugh s. Pollock, plumbers
az No II jag ST. have lately contemplated dissolying
partnership, and there has been some disscnsion be-
tween them relative tho division OF the property Yes
terday Pollock and his wife endeavored 10 induce Rea
10 sign a paper containing the which they
willing to divide the property. Rra became very much
excited. declared that he would rather cut his throat
than acoede their request, and finally taking
from HIS pocket he drew ~ his throat before he
could be prevented, inGicting = terrible wound. Mr.
Pollock seized the weapon. and wrestcd 10 from Rea, and
So dOn cut his hand severely Rel taken 10 the
Park Hospital. Ne is bachelor age 81 and Is repued
to he very wealthy. There is little chance Of his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
COLoRED CELEBRATION-THE FIFTEENTH
AMENDMENT ANNIYERSARY.

A meeting of colored citizens was held, last
evening, in the Shiloh Presbyterian Church. at Prince
Maronsts to take steps for the celebration OF the
first nnversary OF the passage Of the Fifteenth Cons
tutional Amendment. The Rev n II. Turpin was Chair
man, ard Augustus Bishop, Secretary. The General
Committee reported that at meeting held March 1t
was decided TO have public parade the Goth iDst to-
geher with demonstration at Cooper Institute in the
evening md to Issue general invitation to various civic
and military societies to participate on the occasion Ihe
report was adopted. motion carried that the day
be for ever acrward celebrated by the cOlored people OF
the City OF NeW-Yorl. The Committee Authorized
to extend invitations to organizations and citizens gen
orally to take part in the procession.
long discussion ensued about the appointment OF
Grand Marshal, during which the Chairman refused 10
serve and the First VceIresdent took his place. u
finally agreed t. 1--WE The arrangements Ol TIC day
ia charge of "a Committee OF dive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07

n. descent Of 90 fee. sre, ons 's, . Ss rss' s s's
Of soss would be efficiency urs o. oo, 'o I G &
set ~ snboso and Us ihe uehaed p0es Tor sevaths ttss ears
laed viii coal which could he moved hom s'Anhope east ~ " ~
d I5 s cooeen word should said 20 the public in
terested regarding the propns o. MOTIFS Canal water
rights athongh the amount required would be small
compared with the cost OF sae whether there il true
SSe i ,ns y course Ss now generally adopted making
provisions 70 supply water only 'T n Nomination makes R
quite apparent that additional supples VIZ o' w -
qured, the OF supply arc iouhd 20 ~ monop
conditions occur regard to the price OF lands re-
quircd for conduts and reservoirs. Juss as newatR
lakes measures for the construction OF another reservoir
ON land which has risen rapidly IN value ork Is
will cost far more now than they would secured at the
outset 10 is possible for New-iorR 10 prlng within nr
reach az the altitude OF the CrotOn supply IRON much
larger shed than il now but the City OF Brook
lyn being higher than the general level OF Long island
w always he compelled 10 raise her supply by means OF
humping and however economical this method
OF filling reservoirs may be proyed Ii certain Guy
thus supplied will never be prOdgal in the use OF water
The residents Of Hudson County, and the eastern por-
tons Of Essex and Union Counties, viii DC most fortunate
Hopafcong and the feeder connected with Lake Green
wood thereby controlling watercourses having total
lenOth of nearly 100 miles. Should the whole available
area alluded to be covered with buildings each would then
have its full quota Of water From lts abundance every
vessel in the harbOr could be supplied and every station
arv eteanbOiler be fed 1t would find It's way every
where the extingshment OF Tires, and leap upward
and bonIevars VET 10 be- We require but little foresight
prognostcate the future commercial greatness OF H
son County Its eastern portion has been sadly marred
BY narrow dsjonted streets being in fact patch
work villages each OF which was laid out 10 SUIT IT'S
own landowners Although 1t IL too late to provide broad
and continuous avenues which would have doubled tho
present of city lots the want OF these De more
than counterbalanced by the introduction OF water on
such grand scale TO secure for such lots superior
sanitary advantages. The public authorities comforting
TINS lasting DehehH VIII Nc uuy mThoieu , ny
water-wOrks and gigantic jets dedu OF New-Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
THE FORGERY FATE.
VAN EETEN ATTEMPTS sUICIDE-THE PROOF OF
CHADWICKS GUILT.

VAN EETEN ATTEMPTS sUICIDE-THE PROOF OF
CHADwICKS GUILT.
The fOrger, Lewis NJ. Van Eeten, upon whom
sentence OF imprisonment fOr nine years pronounced
by Recorder Hackett, Friday TO have been con-
veyed to Sing Sing direct from the Courtroom but he
pleaded so earnestly, with many tears that one nights
delay was granted him. 1t appears that he sought the
delay in order to obtain the Of committing suicide
as the officers found, when they to remove him the
ne xt day that he had taken quantity Of morphine The
dose was not efectual however. His period OF I'M
prisonment, under his present sentence and
that which will undoubtedly be pronounced against him
in san Francisco will be 20 years. and it il wonder
that he quaied before the prospect To person who
expressed some confederation for Van Eeten, one OF the
detectives said: Bah! Sympathy FOR that man! Save
for the man bed a night believing himself
secure in the possession OF the earnings 81 etup5-
NAV be $40 S50Op-and who wakes in the morning
find that he has been robbed OF 1t all by the arts OF
some Van Eeten"
The trial Of George W. Chadwick, the "pal' OF Van
Eeten, who acted his broker set down for Oday
bur IL deferred until Wednesday Thursday the
preceding not having been completed as expected
TIE principal indictment against Chadwick - for lc
ouy In which Van Eftcn does not seem 10 have been con
crned except after the latter To California. The
United states registered for $1,000 stolen from
senior Castillo, and which has been fully dentihed ~
at which altered by Chadwick, bears upon It's sur
evidence of the crime which had untl recently
escaped the observation OF the officers strong ray OF
uhf falling upon 10 accidentally betrayed the fact that
certain marks had been thoroughly "irOncd out In
seems to Dc no doubt whatever he will be sentenced ~
wears sing Sing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
AnorRTFuL DEATH.

Coroner Keenan, commenced an investigation
yesterday into the circumstances Of the death of Mrs
Agnes Clark, at the Deyst. House The deceased mad
been under the OF Mr. Mary A. Miller, physician
having an Office IN the Hotel. Mrs. Miller stated that
Mrs Clark told her sh0 had lived IN this city for the
past 10 years. and that having lately given premature
birth 10 a child, she bad left homo and placed herself
under the care Of Mrs Miller although having prey
Gus acquai niance with her. She came To the Dcy-s
House on Feb. n and died March s. Before her death
confessed TO Mrs Miller that she had FASTENED the
birth OF her child by undue means DIR. Wooster Beach
made "A post mortetn examination or the body bui
unable 'rniuc the exact OF dealt. -!e in
yestjgatiOH Will he continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
LnnaE. a.LAKIEe II -. c0uNTy--nAEaL

JtruCT- SALARIES IL KINGS CJCNTy-rHAGGTs
OF FRAUD AGAINST SUPERVISORS ABAN-
IONED.
The Kings County Supervisors received n
pctitiou Yesterday signed hy a large number NJ citizens
of the FIRST ward asking them reconsider the vote by
which, no the former meeting, the salaries OF the City
judge were increased 20 $1,000 cdch until after the ap
ponnont by the Legislature u super, 1907 at Large
Ordered on iie
The Law Committee 20 whom had been referred mo
charges aga INST the Jail Committee OF having paid 81 IS
rc pair for shoes That could have been purchased FOR 81
ncr Isir rclureC that large difference 10 price CA
lists betvce the retail small d'9les, aud The manu-
urers OF commission houses th4t The manufacturers
do nsius-e iu Ncc-YOYk City that purchases rom
cent in advance OF the manufacturers prices and that
did appear that the prices charged ~ ne ls pd
bV the JAN COMMITTEE higher than are asked by
other retail o.. alcrs. The Committee did not ma any
evidence Of fraud agslst the JAN Committee, ana WIS
discharged
miiiee the resolution Of that Committee king the
M aries OF the two Judges OF the supreme Court 40
81 500 per taken rom the table Debate was
ehu off hy -uprrviSOr Bowel who moved no previous
question, which carried and the resolution o. the
Salary Committee adopted 10y vote of 10 10 :.
Supervisor Harmon offered resolution requesting the
Legislature 10 favor the p@.sdgr NJ Assembly Good
Park Commissioners 10 SJ0OOO instead Of $4,000 a. a.
present THO Board Dictated the resolution by vote
of 5tO8 go
Consent was granted To the Right Rev. John Ioughln
10 use Tor cemetery purposes 90 the town 90 Flat
buhL, Ou The north sidC % tie Canarsie- road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
THE MANHATTAN MARKET

There seems to he no doubt now as to the
erection of this market ~ the foot Of Thirtyfourh
ST. North River. The work the foundation has been
begun the contracts al made, and the building is he
completed about oct. ls71 Thus in few months New
York viii have the finest and largest market in the
world The main structure lof iron, stone, and Pha-
dephia b~lO win Zee; long ny 900 feet wide, and
viii cover The whole block bounded 10y Thirty fourth and
Thirty ffth-st,.. Eleventh aud Twclftl-aves. This
building Will contain about go stands Of the usual SIZE
and Is u be divided into wholesale and retail depart
uents The main passage from avenue Ia avenue will
DE - iect wiue aud the passage from Tirty-fourth to
thirty ft-SS. 20 cct wide, all other Passages heinz 10
feel The interior night OF the building VIII be- -
feet. and proper ventilation and light have been spc-
cialY provided FOR. III "Ghlluh 10 Che mann olnIiE
there will be fish market, wiih ample piers and iSc -
ties for loading ana unloading. An open space, Wh,h
WIl accommodate about 100 farmers Val be specially re-
served FOR markct-wagOne. In all, the property com
prises seven acres OF land II Is intended iaI ms
market shall he the nam dstilhu5hs tnatheI " NV
York. The prices FOR stands OF the usual SIZES
are as follows IN tle W.oesale e. department. me "a
nor week which meludts cleaning and lighting ~
enterprise IS ~ p carried ON by Tho Manhattan Market
Company OF the CT. 0l NcW-1 "r, under special char
ter for building markets throughout The city, obtained
last WiDtcr ron lnc L~gs!"V' inc IIt>eu ,ai.u 90
the company is a. OOD0O divided INTO shares OfslO0cac
This market o. the first OF series 81 similar structure.
which this company PURPOSES 10 Greet throuEHol 'it
CITY The mana cement of tile company is ~ the hands
Of business men, and II j. To ne carried 90 slItuy A.
business AiS ana WIN proper regard IoI tn
wants Of the public All police and sanitary regulations
will I've specially attended 10. By advertisement
hteY puhlShth lH li'- I'M, ~, 'Ie 1utnPtAl i,'i
subscriptions Tor portion OF their capital stock, from
butchers marlctmcn, and dealers, giving each suo-
scrtbcr for ten shares the right 10 ,eicot stand on
be-. eC years. Jt fixed UNIFORM rental by tils
means the COMPANY P"po, o 'A1 Ire & V' 5 ~
mari Ctman ia tie success OF JlS important anu uWh
needed reform. With thr completion and opening %. TINS
forever OF Washington Market, and other market anom
nations Tho following tlc trustees oi The company:
N Ioi,us1u WIN NJ tweed h.. Iu-c =. dc Ncyauo,
". l.. EcVorndn. and john q. Armour.