New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10
NEW YORK.

I PAN. Bearers Of the Ease Chief Justice
| Gambling &aloons GlOsed-EteambOnl
! Accident-eeyeraf Persons anjured~4r.
I rest Of the Crueuayan Consul Gene vas-
Proposed New Ocean Gable Cause Oi
| the Death Of the cate Chief Justice
Chase-Stokes-tIeeting of the National
| Temperance Society-Pecket Picked4
! The sailor clearinghouse Keepers
! NEW YORK. May g.-The following are
| II. Fish, Gideon Nelles. ". T. Sherman,
W. c. Bryant, Whitelaw Reid. William NJ.
| Evarts, Charles O'Conner, Irwin Mcdowell,
Garrit Slnth. Hiram Barney. William y.
| Havemeyer and John J. Cisco.
1 The gambling saloons ar" aif closed hy
sheir proprietors. in anticipation OF trouble.
The steamer Dean Richmond from Al.
bany. while entering the deck this morning
was run into by one of che Jersey CRY ferry
| boats. Mrs. Jane Webheg ard Mss Sweeny,
of THIS city. and Mrs. Hazebrcom. of
/ Albany, were seriously injured. a Auulbec
of others were slightly hurt.
The horse shoers. 70 the number Of nearly
| 1900. propose to parade and strike mex.
week if the Gosse. 10 not yield ia s.eis .:e'
| mandSe
Edward {. j.. Garcia. e.ns,:: general Of
Uruguay to the United States. was ar.
rested this morniug by ruited States Mar.
! shall Fiske On a civil SUITE Garcia received
money from Buenos Ayres which he failed
| to pay Overo The case will be tried in She
United States District Cour<.
AT q me etlng at the Cotton Exchange TO-
day to consider the expediencr OF laying d
new ocean cable a petition signed by over
! two hundred 1nembers was yeado showing
J the argent necessity fog sNch q ca bic OWN <
| to the present excessive rates.
! a resolution was adopted promising 90
| sustain the new company with subscgip.
; :ions and the business Of the Exchange.
I The proposed new company is 70 have a
f! capital of 81 100000. and proposes 30 have
the cable !aid and in working order by
| May !, lSi
Money easy during the early par. Of the
! day at : to >. but jus: previous TO three
| O'clock there was more demand :gOm
brokers. who neglected TO make up their
bank accounts ea,lier. This had very little
/ effect. and resulted only in putting the rate
up from 80 :. There = sin a good demand
for mercantile papes ia Vuea market: p:.me
! names pass to!.
Exchange is in little more demand few
OF the leading dry goods merchants having
appeared in the narke. as buyers. Bankers
advanced their rates 70 s.. -actual busi.
hess Sl9. Gold opened at lI.;4 q IL. 3. and
sold down to !l.!5. bu: the majority Of the
transactions were a! Il1l. q II13s. Loans
were 3 to for carrying.
NEW YORK, May =. EveniDg..-lioce5f.
! nents and State bonds unchanged.
DR.. Perry says the first cause OF Chief
Justice Chase's death was the rupture of
one of the cerebral arteries. violent rush
| of blood. burrowing, as it were, through
the structure and substance q the brain,
and paralysis followed. During the last
twelve hours of his life there Was no evi.
dence of vitality except the laboreI breath.
ing. DR.. Perry said that troul all he
could learn Chief Justice Chase. was
quietly sleeping when the blood yes
sci broke and flooded the brain. The
patient lad slight commissions occasionally
during the day, but they gradually grew
more and more feeble
DR.. Metcalf said: The brain was terribly
bruised by the bursting Of the blood YES
sci. The immediate cause of death was
compression Of the brain.
Or, Clarke. after describing Judge