Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-08
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NEW York. July 7.-Another case of
yellow fever has occurred here. One of
the crew of the City Of Havana Was at
tackled with the disease ald sent to the
hospital and the vessel Ilar.n!ineti.
All vessels from II ,van, and other
Southern ports where yellow fever is, are
subjected To rigid quarantine.
HnBnKEN. n. j.. July 7.-Yester'lay
morning IA citlzt.n Of this place MAS bath
ing at the 20 of Fourth street, when h.
observed body floating near the shore.
1, WIS dragged to land ana was fnnnd II
.'e crushed to IL j-lly. The victim had
evidently been beaten to death and the
body thrown into the water The body
was identified yesterday rs that nf Ktrl
knstEer, Il German of wealth, who ar-
rived by the steamer Thuringin. on the
18th Of June. and VIII" had put up at
Park Hotel. He had represented him
self as a representative of II mercantile.
firm at S,+ltir. and spoke of going to
California. He Was last Seen on the
Fonrth of July. During the morning
of that day be qlitted the hotel to take
!, bath i'll the Hudson. as has been his
practice since his arrival. bat did not re-
turn. His watch and pocket book were
missing from the body. and it is sup
pos. q be had been followed from the
hotel and murdered. The case il now
undergoing a thorough investigation.
INV YORK July yacht race took
place yesterday between the sloop yachts
Meta and Vision. the course being 20
miles to windwari off Sandy Hook and
return. The Vision won, beating the
Meta by seven minutes
This evening the principal billiard
players who have recently taken part in
the great billiard tournament, including
GARNER. Dion. Daily and Others. will
give an exhibition of skill in aid Of ST.
Cecilia tRom IN Catholic Church. A
large at,sndsnce is expected.
Yesterday morning i. party from New
York hired a sail boat 81 Vanderbilt land
ing, and started for Il sill around the
bay. Soon after starting II gale of wind
struck the boat. capslzing her, and
throwing the occupants into the water. |
Three of them managed To grasp the |
bottom of the boat. but Louis Caroline. Il |
Frenchman, i'll endeavoring TO save his |
wife. WIS seized Icy the latter, who hung |
t. him in such IL manner as to ren,lrr his |
efforts useless and both were drowned |
They resided at No. ST Anlity avenue.
A meeting of the Erie Railroad Com |
pany will lie held Tomorrow in this city |
A great change is expected in the Board
Of Directors. 1t is asserted that among
those who will probably retire are John |
Taylor, 10. Buston. Homer Ramsdell |
Alexander Diver and Vim. Il. Travers. |
Who will succeed them - not know but |
it is thought IL new Board will be formed |
If those not favorable to close reunion
If the Erie and Atlantic and Great
Western railroads.
The Lodges of Orangemen have CON-
pleted preparations for parade on the
18th. There will be sbout LOCO men in
line of procession. who march from L. |
Fayette Place down Broadway and
through several uptown streets to Four
tenth street, where they will disband.
A large police force will be detailed to
prevent any disturbance.
Since the abolition of the franking
privilege there has been decrease in
The amount of matter passing ih- post
,fice. Postmaster James SAYS there is
1 falling off of $4,000 free newspaper e2-
,hangss during the week.