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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07
THE NEWARK METHODIST CONFER
ENCE.

The session OF the Newark Methodist Confer
ence, ar Jersey city Yesterday, was the most
lively since the commencement oil the proceed
ings. Pending the regular order OF business the
Committee on Centennial Celebration presented q
report recommending tnat the occasion De cele-
bratea ia all the churches u the district.
The gill heresy case was then taken up, and a
lively debate took place for and against the report
OF the investigating committee. During the de-
bate decided feeling was manifested among the
audience, and tine Rev. Dr. Porter hoped thar no
such manifestations would be repeated Bishop
Bowman said that such exhibitions could not be
permitted. at which q pious brother remarked
that he couldn'E nelp saying "amenn once IN
While.
Rev. Mr.. Gill then arose and opened his eence
by ayoWlng his Implicit latin IN the LORD Jesus
Christ In tue ruin oil mira les aud oLher tueoogl-
cal tenels OF the faith The proposition ne put TO
the oretnren was very plain one II they did
not like the BOOK theS could reject IL. He held
that there was nothing IN IT, Ia his BELIEF not IN ac-
cordauee with the tenets OF the Methodist
Church. ana lie claimed the right 10 understand
has own book lie proposed, however, 10
search after truth wherever 1t may be found,
whether the Conference believed II was truth or
not lie old not believe 1t was the business OF the
conference 10 pass JuG9ment as 10 What We're Tue
truths Oh science. His BOOK was written accord
ing 10 new IDEAS wnlcn have been evolved, and
ne SAID tnat today ne evoluton1sts nave the ad-
vantage phlosophlcallY over the Church. lie
thought OLD ideas ought TO De lad aside
when GOD furnishes new ones. Mr. Gill
then spoke OF the pain he let because he was mis-
understood, and broke down as he said IL. lie
SAID, however, thar. although he Is misunderstood,
he sCl deemed that he + ght. lie thanked
God that ne was Methodist ana hoped that me
eyes oil the brethren would be opened 10 more ad-
vanced IDEAS and that tneY VIII receive more
confidence. AS TO the report OF the committee,
II II was adop eG be dld MT know tuer nc
would be aoe TO give entire satisfaction.
Rev. Dr. Crane paid glowing tribu G to the re-
liglous character Oi the Rev. Mr. Gill, but thought
that The Dane and the antldote IN the book were too
far apart Rev. Mr.. Atkinson argued against the
adoption of the report. lie thought IL would be
very inconsistent Tor the Conference TO sead lorth
MINIS ser To preach gospel which MS nook
utterly DESTROYS.
After remarks by other speakers the question
was put on the adoption OF the report, ana u was
carried, and the character OF tue Rev. Mr.. Gill
pasSeued.
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THE HIGH SCHOOL EXERCISES.

The closing exercises Of the New York Evening
High school were held last evening in steinway
Hall. Mr. William II. Nelson, Chairman or
the Board Or Education, presided. An I'M
mense audience was present anJ the ushers mad
conslderGoe rou0le trying 70 get seats Tor the
ladies' The orators or the evening were Messrs.
samuel KuDre, James Hamilton. stephen J.
Henry, James Kennedy, II. W. HLdebrand and
Francs D. Walsh. The speaking IS q rule was
very good ana Mr.. Kennedys Grafton on '.rhe
Manhood VI Bul nsN eict tcu ne Wnfmest applause.
The prizes were given by Mr. joan X. Brady aad
between tie OraUOus some pretty selections
were Played ~ = ssfns OanI.
1ne following enfleHen received dlplomas:-
James a. Mchenua, hODeft >. stewart. Laward
Rowan. Johu carey, Patrick A.. Ghnooiy, EDWARD
GOckminn, George a. I. NlcoL Richard J. Cody.
Theodore Meyer. Niltam II. DiDOuCunuc, Shepard
X. 4ututi, 4rrcn a. ltuSe. JUun j. itcrueg. Euwtn
J. sutpnln, JOnu l.. Quering UlamOre Alien,
FrAnelln oeIoci. August GioCkmann. Peter Y. ,.
OCarroll. Alexander ue IOruos. Emersck KISS.
ference II. Doancllg, Ffaucis J. Connolly,
James 4. BlaGiey, Edward OFT, Meyer d.
J0hn Henry SaOrtan. Maurice h. Curry.
George X. schneider. James ,. McJloskey. Jacob
Ufmer Cnatles kutE, George J. Kennedy. Louis
MAY VIM. II. LuttmAun, Henry Cullaway, James
Burke, Max LOewcusteIn, Alexander LIewensteln,
kOOert r. St1cGpOle, George Redder. J0nn 4. H. cad
way, Henry w. Kennedy, DOM 1. Mcguire. Charles
J. collins, Thomas 4. hand. uen 9aY uOehl, Chares
mick, George NJ. DALEY, Charles Bucn. Louis +. W.
HcrwIg, bavIt GlcHrlst, Samuel kuhle, Joseph Il.
MurDuy rlgmuud Feuchtwanger, David G.. Gluck,
James I. Doyle. Morris .. Ezekiel, William
Johnson.
Inc asa ards we're made By Messrs. A. J. Mathew
son, InOmds BOese amt Thomas Hunter.
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FATAL RAILROAD COLLISION.

Among the dangerous places on the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad u the Bergen Cut 40 Jersey city.
Great precautions are required against collision,
anu loss 81 lie has frequently resulted from she
accidents at this place Yesterday morning q COLI
SION occurred nea. West End wuIen resulted In the
dea Oi one man ana tn she serious damage or
several cars. The Milestone freight train, waIen
lett Jersey tltyat teeGty-tWo minutes past three
O'Clock, ran INTO freight tram wnlch had PIE.
Ceeued lt twenty minutes. Whea the latter
Tram reached west End II was lett on tne nam
track. waile the engine UaGEeU on a siding -
pet some auutgi0ual cars In tine meantime the
Milestone freight came out and tue engineer on 10
discovered cue Otnef trilu, tut TOO ate 10 prevent
the collision. IL ana Ms nronan saved taem-
erf. the forward brakeman. renamed at his post
aud was killed, being crusnea between the tender
ana tine first cal. iTavel Was DELAYED iOr several
hours. fnc collision was the result oi confusion
mn 10
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stable, It would seem an imperative duty OF those
IN authority 10 do II az once IN recun AIRY aspect
alone 10 wing OF the question the public health, ~
easily shown that II would be matter OF economy At
whichever extra cost might be necessary Assuming
that the pecunary value 70 me state OF every man IL be
tween the OF twenty a0d forty years more t m
IS 70 each year-a low esmatewe have the exhibit
Of direct pecumary 70 he productive industries
OF the city SIS. ID III the Deaths Of those persons
by the disease before mentioned n ten months
We md tnere were seventy males killed between
those ages at that ume Of thar disease alone
ami which was entirely preyeuuble BY proper clvie
cleansing. II add also, which Is fairly chargeahe,
the loss OF the subsequent years OF productive value 70
this city these persons we ina tnat II amounts
81 0g)0W IL be ASKED then with emp lass,
Does II pay to allow civic neglect 10 the item %
cleanliness The fact that member OF your Board
is also President the Police Department affords an
opportunity Undressing upon tnat Board the great
ana urgent necessity OF having the CITY put into
clearly ana healthy condition.
lev DAYS or hot sun viii renier the atmosphere OF
the densey populated portions Of the city almost
intolerabie ami assure1y increase the present
unhealthy coni iOn OF the city.
with the that VIII take such action IN
Board will effectively impress the treet Ciean-
ing Bureau OF the Police Department remain very
specttullv, MOREAU NORRIS, NJ. y.
NEW YORK. April d, 1879
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TIE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

It was rumored yesterday that Governor Tlden
had sent 10 Sir. Wickham the certificate OF the
Mayors removal Of the Corporation Counsel and
the FIRE Commissioners, out the MAYOR when
spoken on the subject, said he nad not received
lGe cert ncate. However, 10 il Deneyed tuat the
l0aV looked tOr document Wal De raCeiveu before
tue c,ose az the week, II IS saia tnat Richard
TlanJuan. ate President OF tue Board OF Alder.
meu. has been tnauced 10 reconsider his oe erml-
ration not 10 take anY puunc position, and mat
ne VIII Oe appointed Fire commissioner aud
President or tne new Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07

$50 deaths reported Ia this city during the
week that ended saturday, the 81 insL against Us
reported the preceding week. lie decrease
ality last week was particularly marked IA tho list 81
pulmonary diseases, phtbss br ncbiis and pneumonia
being charged with uirtysiN less tlan ia tue previous
wcek, ana Group ana wnnoping cau-h being charged
with ten less deaths thau IA the previous wees.
Tho death rate, which M tue fourth week ~ March
az 1875 1U0l InhaUittnis annually last week
was diminished 70 80 per 10 here were iOi ami
gS deaths IN the public Institutions the successive
equal 70 tf6s. ana lisa 81 fhe total
talitv The deaths infants under year OH IN the
weeks numbered ga and cOnstu el = = per cent
Of the total inoraly ana those un Ter ave years q
age numbered ~, AMI equaled = ~ per cent "a the
total.
The mean temperature the fourth In March
81 deg. Fahrenheit that 81 mldwintcr. The mean
Of last week was l5ls deg hiehcr az deg) and the
force o tue winds was only han a. great A. III the pr
yl0us week.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
DECREASE OF MORTALITY LAST WEEK.

DECREASE or MORTALITY LAST WEEK.
The weekly meeting OF the Board Of Health took
place yesterday afternoon at three O'CLOCK. A
petition from the CITIZENS or me Twenty-thlrd and
Twenty-fourtn wards protesting against the To-.
eating OF police court IN q building near the
Ferdnam depot under . resolution adopted by
the Common Council, on tue ground that tue
building should DC condemned, referred to
the SUPERINTENDENT 10 report upon.
The following tue report OF the Sanitary Su-
peTintendent Tor the week endng April 3, ls75:--
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RAPHAEL sEMNEs.
A CENTENNIAL MONEY sHow-oSE OF TIE IN
IEREsTISd FEATURES or THE CENTENNIAL
WHICH BANKERS HAVE AT HEART.

WHICH BANKERS HAVE AT HEART.
Tue representatives or the associated banks or
Philadelphia last November held a meeting in
that city and passed the following resolution:-
Resolved That all national and other banks and all
BANKERS the United states be and they hereby
invited to SEMI representatives meeting q be held
at h iadplphia on the - day . 49,, 10 torn n
association tor the purpose OF collecting Classifying and
exhibiting In a suitable Departments 81 the Centennial
Eudtuus specmen OF the and paper money Of the
Amer Colonies OF the United states. and Of all the
States from tAe earliest settlement % the country o. the
daIe nf The exhibition, together with statistics Of
banAing ANA finance generally a. VIII maze That lie.
" ths development aud progress Of the country
ID has now Deca decided tnat this saeetlng shall
be held next June, ana Colonel. f. Peyton, OF Had
dondeld, n. j.. VINO has been appointed to repre-
sent the COMMITTEES, y now on a visit to THIS
CITY with the view OF fmpressng upon the
bankers and others engaged in banking business
the importance of tue OBJECT which is sought 20
b. attained. Alter leaving tnis Guy ne VIII visit
the various cities Ia the various states. N viii
seen by the res0utGon passed by tue Philadelphia
BANKERS thet II the bankers IN tue UuIOn take
tavuraOv 20 The idea suggested by them
the money exhibition Will De one OF
the most interesting features OF the Centen-
ntal IL should be stated that In ADDITION to the
collection ana eXnlOittou OF specimens OF our ma
tonal CONS ana currency, Ii has been deemed APP
pruprate AMI desirable ~ the bankers TO collect
aud exhibit specimens 81 an the ancient and mod
ern CONS oil the wuriu, - far as practicable.
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Iae loIoWlng Is me repors q inc keglstrar q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-14
Joseph Wan III vs.. Peter Kaibie.

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 6027.-Bv virtue OF writ of fl. ri
facias to me directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
lie auction at the Merchants and Auctioueers' Ex-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District of this city,
WEDNESDAY. March 3, 1873, at twelve O'clock ~
the following described property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the First District OF this city, il the square bound
ed by Galvez. POydras. Miro and Lafayette Gate
Hev J streets. designated by the numbers three
and four; said lots adjOi each ether and measure
as follows. to wit: Lot number three tn,riy-two
feet inches three lines front Hevia street
by one hundred and fourteen feet one inch three
lines in depth on side line of lot lumber two. ana
one hundred and ten feet four inches five lines
deep on the side line of lot number four, and thir
ty-three feet line front On P0ydras street: lot
number four measures thirty-twO feet seven inches
three lines front on Lafayette street, by depth of
huno red and ten feet four inches i've lines on
al d sixteen feet seven inches seven lines on the
side line of lot number five, and thirty three feet
one inch front POydras street; together with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon, nights
WAYS and advantages rnereunto belonging, or IN
any wise appertaiplng Said two lots were pur
chased By the defendant herein. Thomas B.
Brady from the sheriff of the parish CT Orleans
at sale made By said sheriff in virtue OF writ of
seizure and sale to him dire ced BY the he ,rable
the Fourth District Court of New orleans, SUIT of
T. B. Brady VS.. Willis Deer and wig TO- IL 0l9 Of
the docket Of said court, the whoie asper sheriff 8
deed dated May 10, 1906; registered in the convey
ance office, book SO, folio 6l3.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
Israelite Charitable Association vs..
Mira. Emma Thiberge. wife Of Henry E. Thu
berge, authorized, etc.


IsraeIite Charitable Association vs..
Mira. Emma Thiberge wife Of Henry &. Thi
berge, authorized, etc.
ClxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans. No. 1l03.-By virtue Of q writ 0!
seizure and sale to me directed BY the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
al public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustemhOuse streets in the Second District OF this
city, on SATURDAY, February 20, 1875, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with the
buildings thereon and appurtenances thereunuO
belonging situated in the Third District of this
CITY, making parts of lots numbers three and four
in square number seven on plan annexed 70 an
act passed the twenty second of May, l945, be.
tore John E. Holland. late notary public in this
city; which said lots OF ground having in French
measure each, thirty feet front on Lepage street,
by one hundred ard fifty feet in depth. between
Mrs. TIL iberge, defendant herein, from Edmond
Drullhet, per act passed before Abel Dreyfous, a
notary public in this city, Oh the fourteenth Of
October 1872.
Seized in the above suit.
TerIis-This being the second and last auction the
said property will be definitely adjudicated to the
highest AID last bidder tor whatever it will bring
at twelve months credit; the pure naser furnishing
bond with good and solvent security bearing eight
per cent interest per annum from date and special
mort gage on the property sold until final payment.
Said purchase sual have to dedCct and pay III cash
the printing sheriff's and clerks fees, etc, which
amount to about one hundred and hfry-hve
dollars; and. furthermore the State, parish and
municipal taxes, the amount OF which is not yet
ascertained.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
The City Of New Orleans vs.. Z. G.. Mar.
niche; same VI. same; same vs.. same; same VS.
came; same ". Z. Marmiche; same va same

The City Of New Orleans vs.. e. G. Mar.
niche; sAme va same; same same; same VS.
same; same ". Z. Marmiche; same va same
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans Nos. 81 739 Col 81 $685. IS 74O Sc 1885,
49340. 76,a34.-By virtue of seven writs of 6eri
Superior District Court for the parish Of Orleans
in the above entitled causes, for city taxes Of 1870,
1871 and 1871 will proceed to sell at public auc-
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets; in the second District Of this city, on
the following described property to.wit-
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GkOUND, situated in the
Second District Of this city. in square number
ninety. seven, bounded by Cont, Rampant, Bur-
gundy and Benville streets. designated as lot
number eleven, measuring twenry-One feet on
CONT street, by one hundred and eight feet in
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
tine Second District of this city, in square number
one hundred. bounded by St. Peter, Toulouse. Ram.
part and Burgundy streets. designated as follows:
Lot number five. measuring tbirty.se feet on
st; Peter street. by two hundred and seven ieet n
thirty-six feet on ST. Peter street, by one hundred
and thirteen feet in depth.
the Second District Of this city in square number
one hundred and seventeen, bounded by Rampant,
St. Peter, Toulouse and Basin streets, designated
as lot number seventeen, measuring twenty-eight
feet on Rampant street by sxtyfour feet III
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Second District of this city. square number
eighteen. bounded by Decatur Hospital, Barracks
and Charities streets, DESIGNATED as lot number
street by one hundred and twenty feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the Third District of this city, in square number
seven, bounded by Decatur: Ely sian Fields, Char.
tres ana Marigny streets, designated as lot num-
Der twenty, measuring twenty'One feet on Decatur
street by eighty feet III depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
Second District of this city. in square number
fOrtyone, bounded by Charities, Toulouse, St. Louis
and ROYAL streets DESIGNATED LOT Dar
measuring sxty-four feet on Chartres street by
ninety.fee feet on Toulouse street, said loi form
ing the corner OF Toulouse and Charities streets.
Seized in the above suits.
TeIms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No 62l8.-By virtue OF two wits of
fieri tacias to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
at public auction. at tho Merchants and Auction.
eeIs' exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustOmhOuse streets. in the Second AlStrict OF this
city, on WEDNESDAY,, March H. 1875. at twelve
O'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings anu Improvements thereon, rights,
ways, privilege a q appurteuaGces therennto he.
longing or III anywisA appertainiug situated in the
Second District 81 this city, known batture
property in square number two A, bounded by
CustOmhouse Wells, Cvossman and Front streets.
and designated as lot number four of saio square,
on plan drawn by L. Il. Pile, surveyor. dated
twenty first Of Nav, 1866, ana deposited in the
Office of W. J. Caste notary puDllc in this CITY,
Said lot measures rwenty-fOur feet eleven nchr 8
two lines front On Wells street and the same on
Front street. by one hundred and twenty feet IN
depth between parallel Ines said property was
acquired by virtue OF a decree of the Second Dis
trict Court rendered on the twenty. ninth OF May
1872, wherein Coda Lister, defendant herein
recognized and placed in possession of said prop
erty. as widow in community of her deceased hus
band and entitled to one half OF the same in full
Mrs. Annie Lister, wife of Isaac Sackman. and Mrs
Esther Lister, wife of Moritz Bernstein, codefend
ants herein, by same decree were recognized the
only heirs OF their deceased father and as such
entitled to One-halfO of the property Said deceased
Martin Lister acquired said property from Samuel
public in this city, dated twenty .sixth of July,
1851
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
Eugene WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.


The City ofNew Orleans ". Claude Tiblier;
cupER1oe DISTRICTS c y ss%s soR rHr PARISH
OF Orleans, Nos 81 ,7al and 70 S62-By virtu4 Of
Two wrts Of feri fscas to me directed BY the hon.
OF ofaos the Superior District Court f the parish
taxes of 1873 and 1874, will proceed to sell 1t
public auction, and the Merchs nts and Auctoneers'
tombouse streets in the second District ofthis city
on WEDNESDAY, March II, 1875, at twelve O'Clock
ON c;HH1RSTxns SsscTSed to WIT
hundred and eighty.six. situated in the First
District Of this city, bounded by Palmyra Banks
Or
seven hundred and ninety seven, bounded by
D'Hemecourt Baudin, Napoleon and Alexander
~ Of i n
Second District Of this city, in square number
ana Chartres streets, designated as lot number
fourteen, measuring twenty feet on Cont street.
SsRTs Io o Ss IF situate.
sixty: seven. bounded by Canal, Customhouse.
number seven, measuring twenty-five feet on
Canal street by one hundred and twenty
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District Of this city, in the square number
twenty seven, bounded by Chartres Toulouse,
number twenty.eight. measuring thirty one feet
on Charities str et. by one hundred and five feet
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city. in square number
sixty one, bounded by Bourbon, st. Peter. Tou.
louise and Royal streets, designated as lot number
twenty one, measuring sixty.iour feet on Bourbon
street, by TWENTY-FIVE feet on st. Peter street.
FOUR CERTAIN PORTIONS or GROUND, stu.
ated in the Second District of this city in square
number seventeen, bounded BY Barracks, Chartres,
Decatur and Esplanade streets, designated az fol.
lows Lot number three measuring twenty-five
feet on Chartres street. by seventy feet in depth
l0s number eleven measuring thirty feet on
Charities street, by one hundred and fifteen feet
in depth: lot number twelve measuring one hun.
dred and seventy feet on Charities street, by sew
enty seven feet in depth; lot number thirteen
measuring forty feet on Espanade street, by sev.
enfv- seven feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District OF this city, in square number
eightt en- bounded by-Hospital. Charities, Decatur
and Barracks streets, designated as lot number
one measuring twenty four feet on Charities street.
by one hundred and six feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Third District of this city, in square number one
hundred and ffty-five, bounded by Esplanade,
Peace, Royal and Charities streets, designated as
lot number fve measuring twenty-five feet on Es
planade street, by one hundred feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND situated
IN the Third District OF this city, in square numbei
sixty-eight, bounded by Dauphine street to the
woods, measur ng twenty eight hundred feet by
twelve hundred and seventy i've feet.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Casn on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff of the Parrish OF Orleans
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