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Salt River herald., 1878-10-26
WEEKLY BULLETIN

Contains all the San Francisco. State and Cnast News of the week. while its extensive correspondence and vOluminous dispatches keep ite readers advised of all important events of the world. The MERCHANT the MINER, the MECHANIC. and the FARMER cannot sf. ford to be without it. lis Financial articles Min ing stock and Market reports are accurate. and its Agricultural Department is made an impor- ant feature. Single subscription, S3 per year: six months Sl 30. Clubs of ten more. 10 one ad dress will b- furnished at S2 20 per espy ptr y-ar. and one copy free te the party getting up, be Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02
GOSSIP ABoUT THE CONGRESS-
Only One Session 60 he Held and the Final
Treaty to be signed.

LONDON, June 1.-The Agence Russo says
the Congress will hold only one session, during
which the bases Of peace will be settled and the
final treaty signed. The Congress will also
make arrangements for the execution OF the
treaty and for the organization Of various local
commissions to supervise the same. confer
ence Of Ambassadors at Constantnoplc will
supervise the operations Of these commissions.
The RepuJNque FRANCHISE states that the issue
OF invitations to tho Congress may now be
hourly expected. On the other hand DIES oatch
to the Times. dated Berlin last night says the
negotiations between England and Russia have
not reached u stage permitting Germany to
Issue the invitations.
Vienna correspondent Of the Daily Tele-
graph SAYS: Austria has Just received salts
factory assurances on the subject Of the boun-
darles OF Bulgaria and Russian occupation of
The Berlin correspondent of the Times as
ecrts that Austria informed Russia Of her in
tention to occupy the Island of Adakaleh. but
neither received nor asked Russia's consent,
A Tunes despatch from Bucharest says that
the Rgumnnian and Austrian OH rers are very
cordial when tthcy come in contact on the
,Ast Petersburg despatch 70 the Times says
secret negotiations now in progress. They fear
that the results OF the war will be- fulfilled. The
Austrian occupationnnt Adakaeh confrms them
in their suspicious. The prospect Ut Congress,
therefore, does not give unmiNed satisfaction.
The DgrHy IelcWdphs Vienna corresp9ndent
trusts Russia. and this feeling is now shared by
the Count and the Cabinet 50 that Austria's
policy Is no longer hampcred by divided coun-
ST. PETERSBURG Juno 1.-The Goios says
that Count Andrassy's declarations are direct
menace to liussin's position in ltOumania and
Bulgaria. The iurdiide Russo says: Austria
| could mobilize 100000 men, AMI supply them
with twenty-five days rations. for 45,OO0,O00
! lorns. Her sixty-milion credit must mean
something more than precaution. Russia must
| take counter measures"
The hnnlth of Prince Gortchnkoff hna NOT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02

reporter saw him Riterward, He said that
he had felt confident OF an acduittal.
trial was ended: MY dear sir, you understand
mo when | say that Sickles is no kind Of n fell
lowl Why, wouldn't go fishing with him, not
even Grabbing. and that's the mcanest kind OF
fishing, He hates me worse than any one in tho
world, because he imagincs aspire to be. or be-
ieve myself TO be. better than him. and for
that reason he entered into this matter.
don't think he ever realized the proportions it
would assume. but WINS forced to 40 on or adj
nit that he was fraud. cherish no animosi-
~ toward the man. although he would not be-
lieve me were To- tell him So"
A prominent member Of Mr.. voshurghs
church. who wishes to avoid publicity. said TO
reporter Yesterday: His people are for him
heart and soul. and he stands stronger to-day
in their love and confidence than ever"
While the jury was out sporting man. who
was on the steps OF the Court House. offered
To wager that the pastor would be 9c-
quilted. He got no bets. and then he
explained his action by saying that he
had watched the jurors, rs ho had had his
suspicious aroused that the freedom allowed
them would result in their receiving perquis-
ties. For some nights pasthe had noticed q tall
man with n light ovcrcoat calling at the resi-
denccs OF the jurors. and he concluded that
money was being used and. on this conclusion,
was ready and anxious to give odds on the
rpsult
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02
THE ENGLISH CHANNEL DISASTER
Nearly Three Hundred Lives Now Known
to Have Heen Lost.

LONDON, June 1T Is extremity difficult
to obtain exact Information about the sinking of
the Grosser Kurfurst and the loss OF life. be-
cause all the survivors were taken on board the
other ironclads and nobody from either of the
three vessels has landed at Folkestone or Dover.
All the morning papers give different estimates
OF the number Of the lost and saved. The Tele-
graph reports lG7 saved. out of crew OF 500.
The Admiralty statement of yesterday is prob
ably nearly correct The confusion and conflict
OF statements yesterday were so great that the
first boat which came ashore at Folkestonc re-
ported that the foundered vessel was the British
ironclnd Warrior.
Late in the afternoon. on tho beach ut Folkc-
stone, the highest estimate OF the number saved
one eyewitness writes to the Times that tho
Grosser kuriurst was leading the squadron /;
another. that the Koeng Wilhelm was leading.
and struck the kurfurst I'm an effort to wear
ship to avoid a merchnntman Twenty-three
OF the kurfurst's OH 'crs were saved. The
Preussen WIS some distance astern at the time
Of the disaster. and did not come up in season
The Pal Mall Gaiede says 1t is now definitely
stated that out Of 500 men on the Grosser kur-
officers. among whom was the Captain. who
was not. rs previously stated. drowned. The
kOenig Wilhelm. which was leading the squad
ron, put her helm hard n port TO avoid Nor
wcgian bark which was crossing the steamers
bows. The Gros-er Kurfurst also ported her
helm. but not sum icntly hard; hence the dis
with the Koenig Wilhelm. The forward COM
partment Of the Inter is full Of water, As soon
as sufficient repairs are effected both vessels
will return to Wllhelmshaven.
The German officers are loud in their praises
81 the English fishermen. who saved so many
lives. and the British Admiralty. who so
promptly despatched a vessel to their assist
ance. and made preparations for docking the
kOenig Wilhelm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02
Opening the Seaside Aquarium.

the Aquarium on Coney Island Is open
for the season. Many marked Improvements have
been made 'nce last year To the right entering
long lines OF hsh tanks along the back part large
ncd with curious birds and animals Of all kinds
among them the survivor OF the six gracs imported
some time Two chimpanlees including the famous
Molly occupy glass cage aud appear to enjoy their sur
rouulinss In the centre ot the building large circus
ring ami fronting on thi- are rows o seats band
cuucs platform ~ the end Mr. Coup. Broucho horses
AMI Monsieur Tears black tandem have been engaged
10y Manager Reich" TO orm Tor the Tie vet
ctau circus manager FRANK luw the horses
whir john en-er las general supcrihendcnee OF the
establishment Monsieur oscar has nov under trainin.
several Kentucky thoroughbred horses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02

ArriNed-SurRpAr, June l.
- city Of Berlin, kennedy, Liverpool Nay -, and
que n~fuwn 2iih.
- teen Barnes. Chccscruan savannah.
- llamhurUugh tr.-tr. Cow BAY.
S.thc,lIeuhr. Man 1iu. Portland
=. AlhtmarI.. G4'Ns. irWt-
- spain. Grace Liverpool May %, and Queenstown
psi
Shin Mary l. Stone. rhuucy. Manila.
Bark rrociust. Jacuhsou. iiANre.
Park Paul TuUrutuu. VAT. Huvuls Ayrek
Bark Stlu EAus..n. Bor.tu
BARK Rc.ulus. Hottie ArouiHl
Also. the regular cuH~twisD packets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02
The sorrow OF Loving and Losing.

There is many grief for our hearts to bear,
A. va drift Ger HES broad ocean,
And We muttcr a curse or breathe q prayer
Aswe struggle with bitter emotion;
But the deepest sorrow that man may know,
Which we all Of Us fee from. yet cannotforego.
Is the sorrow VI loving and losing.
You have had your trials, my friend, knowi
They have lined your brow with wrinkles.
Yet still in your ewes, with merry glow,
radiant love light twInkles,
For true. fond heart has been your throne.
You never have dreamed Df never have known
The sorrow OF loving and .o,in-.
You cannot know how the cross has weighed
So heavily ON my shoulders;
OF the fond devotion. unrepui
ofthe fire which iaiuty shoulders;
OF hopes raised hish but 10 be oerihrown.
Which leave in the heart the thought alone
OF the sorrow OF loving and losing,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02
Stabbed with n Sandwich Knife.

AfterJamcs Malloy and Arthur Taggart had
drank together in Lynchs barroom at 20 West Third
last evening they stood watching the barkocper
who was making ham sandwiches Maloy took the
carving knife, which had blade foot long AMI Logan
helping cut the meat Iassart lnumatcd that he could
make q better sandwich than Mnlloy and hot dispute
was wagci as TO who cNccllcd. Maoy terminated the
controversy By pluneing the carving knife into lHsgert
abdomen. INJECTING wound which Will probably prove
fatal Maloy arrested by capt B!rnes 20 the Mercer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02
Prof Mtller's Hensft.

At Prof Millers benefit in the Rink last even
inn the consisted OF sparring, WRESTLING and
club swinging and horizontal bar and dumb bell excr.
cises John Saunders and W McC inchy had a S,tto.
and steve Taylor AMI Prof Lsfn had three rounds Emil
Rsgnier and Wilhelm licy-ter wr.silcd Grace Roman
siyle. Hcvser. who weighs nearly 800 pounds would
Resner. who weighs about 10 pounds. and then
throw him k,suicr each time that he wa. thrown
ah.htod on hl, feet Nna having been made Ia ty al.
lHfitd time the referee dtciild the match draw Prot
Miller raised a 10 pound dumb he'll above o.. heat
eleven times THE wind 100 wa between John J. pWrer.
whns matched against Patrick kNduut Troy o. nslt fnr
a. 80 ami the chant luushlp oi Amer a. and irni WIN
Miller aul II was grand display Of science tor u few
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02
FOURTH CAPITAL PRIZE.

New ORLEANS. May %. 1873.
The undersigned ccrtihos that he hold iorrol-
lacton for account Of j. G. Brocksmith Cedar
Rapids Iowa oue-half Of Singh Number Ticket
terry which drew the fourth capital prize Of
twenty-ly hundred dollars, on Tursiay, May
H. 1878. said ticket having been sent 10y CORE
spondence from the uhicc 1T Now Orleans for
the sum Of one dollar, and that the amount was
prompts. paid in full ON prosenlatlun Of the
ticket at the office Of the company
NJ RANIsTrR,
Runner StWr National Bank.
Now Orleans, La. idr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02

Mrs. Matilda Meyer Of 81 Siegol street, Will
Mamsburgh last night called upon Frederick stalman
one Of her tenants at - Moore street Brooklyn 10 col
lect rent There was dispute about the time Of payn:
the rent and a nsht followed Stahmau stru,h Mis-
Never on the head with club, knocking her seu,g less
some the neghbors, on learning what hc had done
him Meeting q police officer, he was arrested. Mis-
Mryer was attended by Dr lucwrnsein. who thinks
that her uties may prove ialal sne was removed IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02

William Cullen Bryant awoko yesterday
morning after a comparatively comfortable night. much
refro she'd amt continued a. improve all day For the
drst time since his Respondent reclamation on reaching
his house after the accident on "Wednesday he was able
10 speak lie hat some appetite for o,l aHi lis pu.sc
only steadily grew stronger but became reduced g.
nearly the normal number Of beats Icr minute. lis
uy stefan said last evening that he was ~ better cpni
ton every way than ~ The m rnins li- entire r'cur
cry Is hoped Tor, aud although his condition Is still
critical an immediate collapse Is no longer feared.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02

RON me NeE - lens PtnYmf, hIy ~
NEW ORLEANS. May 81. 1879
The undersigned certliies that he held for 'ol-
Adams Express Company. Waslinstor. IT, g..
one half u Single Number Ticket No 2OOl
Glass - f. IN the Louisiana State Lottery
which drew the second capital prize Of ten thou.
sand dollars. on Tuesday, May II. ISIS, said
ticket having been purchased for tho sum Of
undersigned. aud forwarded To- the. holder
through Adams Express Company at Washing.
ton. u. c.; that the amount was promptly paid
on presentation Of the ticket ~ the Otiice of the
company i. NJ. WEsCoAT,
Agent Southern Expr'ss Company.
New Orleans La.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02
washing silver from Ashes.

After the Bond street fire, the Gorham Manu-
featuring Company Adams shaw, ami Dominick 4
Hon had the dirt and ashes sit,d and took out 5000
ounccsoi silver Peer Roberts having previously en-
tered into contract with Robbins Appleton To wash
the bris ON shares began Monday last They have
twn uine each lltf,ct iu lcn-t At end II these
/. small upright engine. which pumps water into the
top fuu.s where The it IL throw Into sieve. They
wash thirty tons oi dlri LAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

riSitrrug ALNASAc-rFfs nav
sunrises.. 80 sun SETS. - Moon sets. 2e
uisH wArkR-rliis nav
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov lsant a., Hell Gate. II %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02
Are You Going into the Country,


The H,ns Jlrui has complete list of choicest I,1ccs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02
spctmI gotItes,
TICK rs GOOD.

NaTVUs
PANSpN NltkERS' SONS
CELEBRATED Wr rFA
NATIONAL TEA BANk.
l3oauA i32 Water st
A A.-fur" Drugs Mrli, ines Tuiirt requisites. Soda
A.i IMMORAL " hirs AT iUiulHr price, fNNDli iuii ],
puuucut 4u cLAr-" of - need phnlnl ls. lirE
MAS 90 Established iS27 20 broadway only
iNre th"lr ADVERTISEMENT.
"A."-SURE CURE fOR LISA MS
EASEs-k ooA ami Rye = lrr SAL r. ~ l,i l1r,o l"ile
VAS BElL, -> Chambers Il
LADIES III health, palr. hrnic. iAiuu.. ilcr lacl.
iral uoutm,ut q specially with pr uLlN HLLAAN
once. 10 Eat / Ith St, rencdlvs l1lIAahod,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02

Summer umlf rshirts AMI drawers, 2ig a7r inc six
dress shirts To measure 80. unaundred shirts Toe,
W JohnstOn 2Oo Grand 81, also i27 Oh avo cor 25lh
LlTeeL -1dR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02

A ~ Pearl Mixed Derby, SI.OO; Pine
ti6J worth sSI - Sew church st. UP STALKS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02

We BruNms OAmphurntvd shponaccous Dennrice. 2bc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02

Gravel gout and rh, WMhtsm, which arc dangerous as
well as painful, with MIX o MaBneAa All druhs.s -Ad,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02

Rupture Tru.ses, supporters Belts &c Prices TO sui
the tunes Adjustable Pressure Truss Co. 7so Broadw ay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02
Who Gets the Prizes.


The name 81 the winner Of n prize Is held TO
be confidential and is never used without tho
owners consent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02

OF THE PARADE GRorNp. n Tho MILITARY rOsT
OrEN THKut GHOIr THE YEAR
ALBERT H. tKANEY, Proprietor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02

Gentiemen's summer hats. half Broadway prices
Pearl - 81 90 order, MAlkluAW sIAWs >lc
eialtyf ~ william It, up stairs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02
NO MORE RuruNATIsMi

NO MORE GOUII No MORE GRANELl
Use Schlumtergers harmless and intallibe French
SahcyHts. Relief warranted within twelve hours Total
cure within four days Price, per box. dollar Bo-
Of limitations Address Tor prospectus. references
and orders, l. PARIS Jr, Controlling Agent United
States, 40i Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02
Spttial Aotlt,s.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION /
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED


OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
This Institution regularly Incorporated by the
Legislature the state or Educational and Charitable
purposes in 1864 with capital Of 81 ODDOo TO which II
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS win take place monthly.
IT never scales or posponos Look at the following Dis
tribuuon
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
during which will take place the
EXTRAOKDINARN SfAt ANNUAL DRAWING
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, JUNE H.
Under the personal supervision md managcmen mt OF
Gen. q. I BEAl REGARD Vi louisiana and
Gen. JUBAL 4 EARLY Of virginia
CAPITAL PRIZE, siOOODO
Nouce.-Tickcts 4le Ten Dollars only. Halves, 81
LIST or PRIZES
Capital Prize Of $4,000. .,.,,........ .$iOnO1
I Grand Prize Of 5000. .................. 5nNf
Grand Prize Of 2DOO. ................... 2.Oc1
Large Prizes " 1uUJb .................. 2UlO1
4 Iarc fiikeS OIL h,Vf. ssssssss.s..s. <upFl
~ ffikrSOt l.pul. <ufFl
80 Prizes Of htp. ................. 25tsu
100 Prizes 500 .................. auOl
Prizes 200 ................... 4o.V1
90 Prizes of 100 ................... VlN1
1910 Prizes Of ~. ............... lOO,Wu
APPROXIMATIONS pRfIES
1np Approximation Prizes oi t2fsl ........... 2nWg
100 differentiation Pu1es OF loo ............ 1000
i0D ApproNimaton Prigos OF IS .......... 1880
1929 Prizes amounting to .......... $4,000
Gen q Y BEAURLGARD Of Louisiana,
Gen JtnAL A EARLY Of virginia,
Commissioners
Write for circulars send orders 70 ......,..,
T. o Box 6a2 New Orleans La,
II l. PLUM $40 Broadway. NY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02
Krn CmrrrSs, FED CmErKsi

RED CHEEK FILLS Price SOC These Pills cure
Dvsp, psa obstinate Constipation. General Debility. Nou
ralga. They enrich the blood They drive malaria ron
tho ~ They give tone and strength to the whole
animal economy For sale c,etywhcrc Sent ~ mai
ON recent OF price pI rALk. 2O3 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-02

Mrs. win.iows Soothing Syrup for Children
eihms .oens The guns. reduces inflammation, alla} )
The New York herald., 1878-02-22
MANSLAUGHTER.

The Rynn inquest was resumed in Newark yester-
day. good deal OF the testimony taken was rope
ttion Of that already published. Doorman vreeland
testified that he had conversation with Van Lew at
tho First precinct station house, in the course Of
which Van Lew said that he did think the blow ha
struck Ryan, who a much larger man, could have
y serious result Van Lew supposed he would "have
10 60 up or SWING tor H."
Policeman Landell testified that Van Lew told HIM,
upon beug arrested, that he gave II 10 him good"
meaning Ryan.
Fanny Murray, tho oolored woman who appears to
have The cause OF Ryan's ato, was placed The
stahd, and repeated the old story, clingng to de-
spite the contrary testimony o. the doad mans son
that she bad been intimate with Ryan ior TWO years
und that no used to visit ner regularly.
Richard Van Pclt, coi0red testiiled that Van Lew
told him he mad mad trouble with white man VINO
had said something to Mrs. Van Low and had struck
him.
haEpast four O'Clock tho jury retired and In half
hour returned with he following Verdict
We 6nd that Daniel Ryan his death at tho city
Of Newark ~ j. the 18th DAY OF February u. 1873
the hands OF Richard Van and
the said Richard Van Lew is guilty of ghter
Appended TO the verdict is mild rebuke Of tho
way IN which Ryan was flung into cell without sur
glcai examination. More attention 10 SICK und
wounded persons in similar condition Is recon-
mendcd Van Lev not present during the inquest.
The New York herald., 1878-02-22
CHURCH CONFEDERATION.

The Protestant Episcopal Church of ST.. Bartholo-
NOW, Of Forty street and Madison
nue., was consecrated yesterday by Bishop Potter.
lew minutes aitor eleven O'Clock large number OF
the clergy their surplices headed by the Bishop IN
his robes, marched In procession from the vestry
rooms Forty-iourth street to the main entrance,
whore they wcro received uy Jacob Rsesos
aud the rustees aud veslrymen, William H. Apple.
ton, William II. Vanderbilt DR.. stephen A. Main,
George g. Kellogg, Alfred M. Hoyt George D. II. Gil.
cspic, Horny A. Taylor aud Henry L. wis MorriS AZ
the PROCESSION moved up the tho Bishop recited
the psalm, "The earth Is tho Lords aud the ful-
thereof" the Clergy mnking the responses Ar
rived within the chancsl the SENIOR Warden handed
deed read to the congregation by Rev. Dr. Crook,
rector Of Sl Bartholomew's. Then followed prayers
by Bishop ana the reading OF Lne FIRST Lesson by
Rev. Dr. John Cotton Smith ana the Second Lesson
by Rev. DR.. Rowland Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix then read
the sentence or consecration AZ follows:-
Blessed be Thy name Lord that 1t hath pleased Thee
Thy Worship. grant that
Nil who shall enjoy the Dcnef ui this pious work show
forth their by making right OF IL to the
glory Thy beloved through Jesus Christ Lord
Amen
Alter the ante-communiou service the Bishop
preached the sccraton sermon large number
clergy from this and other dioceses pres
ent The music wus extremely simple, the regular
double quartet Of the church singing the "Venlte"
anti-phonally and Jackson's "rc Deum.
The church was completed about i've years ago and
with the rectory cost $40o,0Oo Up 20 within few
weeks ago there debt on IL Of $146 000 this was.
however, removed by the bcrality Of the congrega-
tion ana the church being free from debt was there
fore cOnsecrated.
The New York herald., 1878-02-22
CHARITABLE REQUESTS.

The will OF the late Ellen Maria Grady. who died on
February 2, at her place Of residence in Congress-
street, Brooklyn was proved yesterday In the Kings
County surrogatos Court. The deceased bequesthss
the OF $500 to the Home for the Aged that city
under tho care of the Little Sisters OF tho Poor
The will OF the late Timothy Cahlll who died at his
residence, No l66 Church street. South Brooklyn last
week, filed In the Surrogutes office yesterday.
Tne deceased, whose properly is said to bs worth
about ZOO. has no surviving relatives He directs
that his real estate situated the corner OF Henry
street and Fourth place, and house in Church stree
shall be sold. anu that his debts shall be paid
out OF the receipts therefor He bequeathes to
Rev. Henry O'Loughlln, pastor oi the Church
OF st. Mary. Star Of the Sea, corner OF Court
and Luquecr streets, Brooklyn, the sum OF
ST 600 10 Rev. Potter McGuro assistant pastor Of tho
church named, he leaves 81, ,00o and also 81, 900
Riant Rev. Bishop LoughlIn, OF the diocese OF Brook
iyn. The residue and remainder Of the is left
10 Rev. Father Henernan, Of Sag Harbor, Long Island
and to Bishop L0up phin. Rev. Peter Mcclure 10 male
executor unaer the Will. Surrogate Daily has issued
citations and ordered them TO be published In state
wspaper recurring AL parties Interested IN tho wall
to appear on April Is and attend It's probate.
The New York herald., 1878-02-22
DOCTORS EXONERATED.

DR.. II. l.. Parsons, Medical superintendent Of the
FIatpush H. L) Lunatic Asylum, has presented a re-.
por, the Charity Commissioners OF Kings county in
relation TO the complaint recently made against tho
course pursued BY the doctors in the disposition mado
OF Tue body OF Charles Pfan The complaint vas made
by the widow Of the latter THAT she had
not bccn notified Ia proper time that her
husband, VINO was paticnt there, was dan
gcrousiy Ill she also alleged that her husband
nad not been properly treated by tue nurse ana that
after death his body had Deon cut up and oil the
internal organs uad been taken out DR.. Parsons
says That Mr.. Pian died OF apopexy tho 4th OF jan
uary, ana he seDt messenger tnat uay notify
the family oil the deceased Ho ordered All autopsy.
which Was made tho next day, as be did not ante
pate that II would cause. dissatisfaction among he
trends oi Pfan The body Was carried away ny tue
Jamy undcrtaker before the attendants mad time to
dress IT. There WAS no truth ID the charge that the
uurse was cruel.