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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
THE. COMMUNISTS FUNERAL.
To rnx Eprrow OF ras HsaAlD:-

To the EDITOR OF ras HgaALD:-
appeal TO your sense OF justice toward lady who,
pending the temporary absence Of her husband, has
TO conduct the business Of house. rely your
kindness 10 insert The following 20 letter
published IN The HERALD OF tho 2stn, aud signsd by
NJ Emns q. Eavrasd That is.ssr 10 calculated 90 ~
lure my business And 20 represent my botei ~ q
sort Tor dsorasrly persons have OF course nethfpg
say win respect 10 Inc motives wnIcn impeiled
Nine. DAttei 10 prevent tue Commune TRENDS Of bss
Iate husband following his remain 10 tbe grave
must protest against tnc assertions made "a N. saw
rard's letter. IL Is MT uae tuat Am1 D'AtIe con.
planned the banquet which took place my hotsi
on Good FRIDAY uisturOsa her huss.na. On the
contrary, l can prove ny many ~Itnsssss thai N.
DAttei, wuo was not cOnsiaered Then as W danger.
Gus condition. expressed me desire 81 attending the
banquet together with his Irlcbaa I never Eesw
that the trends VI M DAttel intended parade Win
their political emblens at Tue iuneraI OF tne de.
ceased, Tor nonc Of them had sskrd mo TO svs them
the nags mentioned Ia N. Euvfsras issssr wnses
had quietly STOOD IN corner Of my aning
the Jay OF the previous banquet Tue npt inuma.
ton nad Of comm nistic parsae vas when ssw me
policemen occupy Ing tie street VA roat my
NINE. CLoJZOr, l3G Bcecker street.
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Yesterday being appointed by the Independent
Order OF Old Fellows tor tho celebration VI tue nity-
nnth anniversary OF tho foundation OF the Order in
the Uned States the iodges OF tho Sixteenth district
OF New jersey decided 10 have the celebration ut
Loug Branch The lodges that took part tho parade
were NavesinK Lodge, No. 80. OF Red Bank, Jonn II.
Throcxm morton, Noble Grand; Knicker0ocker Lodge,
NJ. 90, OF Matawau, lrvin Cody. Marshal; Mspah
Lodge, No OIL, rEatontown, Albert Hail. Noble Grand;
Ariocu Louge. No. IT. OF Long Branct Pullman iare
Nobie Grand; Empr. Lodge, No. ia Of Long Branch,
G. NJ. Troutuian, Marshal aud Rebeash Degree Lodge,
NO IL oil Long Branch, Jonn e. CLARK, Marshal. The
vi Tue latter lodge occupied carriages during
tue parade. The line OF marcn was taken up about
Two O'Clock Headed by Allstrom's Band tue process
sion started from stand orac.ed opposite The Long
Branch Natoual Bank, under Tue marshaishIp OF
William H. Bennett, anu alter marching througu the
prIucipai streets and avenues tue grand
No. when deSorated win Gags oil tho different
nations Many OF the buildings ON me route we're also
decor ed with HAYS and ountins. Prayer Was offered
By the Rev. samuel n. wneoisr, OF Key port Ad-
dresses made Ny several promisest gentlemen,
on the conclusion oil watch the line vi march re-
sumsi 10 the hall opposite the kebegah Lodsc rooms
where a COLLATION. was pArtakea OF After pleasant
time had spout a. ,hs hau the v.sillng lodges
escorted to the Ceutrai Railroad depot, where
SPECIAL train had besn provided tor them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
MARY KELLY'o NEW ROLE.

Mary Kelly, who was shot IN December, 1875, ~
Eugene Christ, the father of her ilogitimste CHILD,
because refused TO marry him, was yesterday ar
ralgned In the Jefferson Market Police Court on The
complaint OF Alfred w. Harcombr, OF No. 27S West
Twenty lfth street Arraisned with her two
men. one OF whom her brother, while the other
she said was bor husband The COMPLIMENTS story
that he had beeu going along me street wDeu
HIS attention was called TO tbs actions vi the young
woman, who was intoxicated. He glanced nj her and
passing on when toe Two male prisoners followed
ana accosled him. One OF them, the husband. asked
him what he was looking at aud struck nim u tre-
mendous blow the back OF the head, which felisd
him TO the sidewalk. He struggled 10 ma ieet, how
ever, and summoned Officer Armstrong. On tnis
Mary keiiy's brother tooA 10 his heels, out was
turcd. Mary herself however, behaved IN no such
fashion Tue moment the oilcer took hold oi Charles
Lee, the assHiisn sue spraug Al him IKE tigress.
culcned him about this neck and on the way to the
sts.on mouse succeeded In making things very dis
agreeable.
ssHow aid you get those bruises asked Judge Duffy,
us ne survey ed her notified face yesterday.
~ did H. night ueiorc last Leo SAID "and she de-
served IT,
.,How long are you married, y asked the Court
ABOUT Two weeks cnirruped man ana vito In
chorus
Mary was ut all anxious TO conceal her identity.
but her past notorety court, and Ia reation
10 Christ remarked, ION, hes up the river
snootln' me, aud u served right"
Mary aud Lee nned by Tue Court aud her
brolner discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
MATRIMONIAL MISERY.

Tho suit brought by MrA Della Miles Tor limited d.
vorce against James Niles. her husband, came up Tor
trial yesterday IN the Brooklyn City Court, before
Judge McCuc and jury. The parties have been mar
ried eleven years ana have child she alleges
that the uefendant, who Is police officer,
has treated her IN a cruel aud inh uman man er;
tuat no mas abandoned aud neglected 20 support
her Ia his answer Olnccr Miles denies the al
legations contained IN the complaut and AYERS
that his wife has been the habit Of
drinking aud has kept improper company: that she
has abandoned her cnId anu Otherwise misconducted
herself Mss Gillespie sister oil the plautn, testified
that Ia october, 1874 Miles struck MS wife In the
eye and knocked her down: she also saw tho deena-
ant With bis arm round paintirs waist anu potato
mashcr In his hand; that occasion he
threatened TO XIII her. MIRA Enza Moore
testified that sho had marks OF violence on the
plaintiffs lace, aud that the defendant had accused
her improper conduct with other men.
The case will concluded to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27

she fol,owsns. which we're objected to BY Mr. warng
rhs r.asssssn 81 the allowances 10 Mr. Clancy, mem
hsr ~ the Assembly tor counsel fees IN his con; ested
slecNeu eass. iron q, 900 10 $500.
NJ. fursy, member o. Assembly. In hts contested
Mere Cor messenger TO Assembly Priv
t*sss and Elections Committea.
fhs smovancs Of $500 70 two Rochester regi-
on motion Of Mr.. Alvord second committee Of
sonerencs vas appointed by the speaker to consider
senate . similar commitec appointed there.
Toe ~arply bli viii PROBABLY oe perfected and passed
vNox vxxxY COMPANY
The bhl 70 compel the union Ferry Compsuy 20 re-
establish me Old Bridge street ierry passed ms Assem-
issue and sale Of terry uckets:-
~Ecr,os Tho ra,en Ferry Company OF BROOKLYN 10
sspss - sssi and one ferr,.rs aud such
sa es sept Cor sale ~ said company q each OF Us
rusniu .aa ..sa sell such tickets 20 any per-
tsr s~sniy 1--we cents
Al exquisite ntus ball, introduced BY senator
JACOBS or The protection of workmsn engaged in the
manu- acturs 81 hats IN Brooklyn and New York CITY,
labor and reads a. ioiiows:-
Contracts for the purchase % ms.srss and supplies for
~. a snail :. .rr,ss.a 10 the and
los The al. ~ properly Manufactured The prisons may
approves q The crowded M. eonsrsss
rSnwct labor be- Tor the manufacture or nnku-
ing "a weo hsts shall he made entered Into by
the ageat varden prison In the stats OF New
o. - Z MA s:' ss S.
Prison IL SAID stat: g e s%ploy. II tue mains or sas
Ing of iur wool hss excepting they 30 employed
under contract snd entered into before shs passage
Of this act.
This b,n having come up this morning for IT, third
reading before the senate vas deendsd by Senators
Jacobs, J. y. Pierce. Eccesne and hogsn; but In
spite OF the urgency Of tnoss gentlemen the Senate
decided IL TO be invdous, and struck out the enactng
clause by vote Of ID against 4
NO ADJouRsnESr YET
Mr.. Brooks vainiy endsavo.od TO bring the Assem-
bly, the sticking point on hts motion for perma-
nent adjourn the Sih Of May. Mr.. Alvord had
no doubt adjournment might be effected next week
n members would only stay here over saturday and
attend to business, but tho Chamber refused Tho
patriarch's advice
CAPITAL MOTIFS.
Senator Morrissey - reported from Saratoga 70 be
slowly improving In health.
The bill fixing the compensation or the Corporation
Counsel OF Brooklyn a. $4,000 vas killed in tho
Senate to-day.
Before passing the bill yesterday incorporating the
Homeopathic Medical College Of Bunaio the senate
struck out the authorizing tho college 70
for honorary diplomas 70 eminent practitioners aud
diplomas ad esadnpA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
PROvIDENT INSTITUTIONS.
The following 10 circular OF Invitation TO tho Scien-
the Congress- of Providont Instt uionsto DO opeass
at Paris on the LIST oil July next:-- af

7JBEAvER >TRRKr NEW YORK, April rs. 1873
DEAR SR-1he Scientific Congress OF Provdept Institu-
tios w open Paris 1st Of July the National
Palace OF Fine the Universal exhibition The OBJ
the Congress like thxt Of the French Society Of
Provden Institutions nder whose xusces the
win held tor the comparative STUDY OF egsston,
methods OF operation ana responsibility the scentihc
melioration, reforms statistics and
moral results Of provident Institutions. accord
ing to the experience OF the various countries OF the
civilized world; the fnstitutions include savings
banks. school bangs. bureaus OF
tngs In manufactures aud workshops. societies
oil mutual relief. insurance. popular banks cooperative
societies Ac The Consress will resolution
will ain free to derive whAtve benefit he
and observations presented Tor
members the Society OF Providept
Institutions will he admitted the Congress appcH
tion tho secretary, N. do Maisrce, No. A. hue
nennes Paris. who viii iurnish personal cards OF adn
sion.
Inc Con2ress will be presided over BY NJ Hippolyte
Passy member OF Institute 90 france xfiuance Min
,te ac. Lsbousye, OF the Insttute
take pleasure Ia inviting you 20 tA.e part In the deiioer
the Congress- either personally by written
mancatons, beth. Hoping to receive favorable
ply | am. respect uliy yours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
HONOR AMONG THIEVES.

Miss Hannah Pollsok and lady friend worc pass
ing through rourssen,h street yesterday, with Will
lam a. Kols some distance behind and four rather
dlsrsposxbss youths intervening. suddenly ono Of
shs Ausr stepped up, put HIS arm around Hannah's
vaisi, drew Gu, her poekstbook and quietly slipped
sway with his companions TO Fiith avenue. Kob
larceny appraised mo young lady, who was unaware
o. a. and departed the trail OF tbe thieves, Two OF
whom he had arrested a lev streets away. They
we're Hugh Matthews and JObn Ovens, on the former
Of whom the pocketDovk was found Quite an inter-
ssiing episode Of tue jefferson Market Police Court
procseainEs yesterday vas the effort Matthew'S made
IL ali tae muit himself and exoncrate MIS- TEL
hoe captive. TIE Court, however. vas not moved BY
h,s eloquence. aud botn we're com mitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
ABOVE POLITICAL INFLUENCE.

Patrick II. Davis Of No. 100 York street. and
samuel Herizog, OF No. sos Bond street, Brooklyn,
both OF whom are butchers. were arraignsd before
Judge Walsh. OF that city, yesterday, charged with
selling veal that unit for food The Complainant
against the accused Meat Inspector waidron, OF
the Health Board. Upon the cases being
called the prosecuting counsel desired 10 With
draw the complaint Judge walsh stated that he
had been approached by a number or men who dab
bIcd IN politics IN relation 10 the case who lnought
TIER influence was superior ~ Law aud justice and
sufficient TO save the accused from being punished
for violation Of the taw. They mistaken,
however, aud 90 we're the Board Of Health In con-
cudiug his remarks ne informed the counsel that he
should 20 on with tue cases An adjournmsat loo
one woes vas then asked tor on the ground ,na they
were not prepared. and tnis request granted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27

A Central Park policeman, named Patrick Burns,
arrested hrs son Denis, aged ninslesn yesterday sad
HANDED him over 10 oniccr MeLausn, Of the Twenty
second precnci who brousht hun before Judge smith
nj the Fifty .sovsnth Street Police Court Dsnis
stolen silver pitcher from his athefs house day
before, pawncd u and gone on spree with tue
money He was arrested while IA state Of intoxics-
ton and tue iather Did NOT wish 20 prefer other
charge against hun. Judge smith, however, required
Mr.. Burns 10 prefer a formal complaint OF larceny
against hrs son aud gave him forty eight hours IN
whicn nnd $500 bail 10 insure his appearances -
wnness. Denis Burns was tnen held In 800 bau 10
answsr at special SessionA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

The following memorial was posted In the Maritime
Exchange yesterday and numerousiy signed by In.
surancc companies, merchants. shipping men and
olhcrs:- a..e
To HONORABLE rus SENATE HOUSE, REPRs.
sknHLkD 4Hs
The undersigned. members Of the Maritime Association
Of tbs fort Of New York commend the United
states signal service 70 the fostering of Congrss
The small required for its manten insig
ncant with It's Importance 50 shipping.
aud Tar outweghsd By the value Of single first class
vessel and cargo
We urgently recommend the appropriation Of the full
required maintain the stations
increase sneir number upon the coast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
ANSWER.


LIVE PREsFnvEGs ON THE YERRYBoATs.
70 rHx EprroR TINS HERALD
B would ike TO ask the gentleman who writes about
"Fsrryboat travel" and signs himself &C, NJ
Bryde" whether he WAS drunk or crazy wnen no
wrote that complaint, or whether no 70 prevsrica-
tor am commutcr over the Newark ara New
YORK Bvxnch OF the Central Railroad OF Now Jersey,
aud alxo ..rde daily across the Communipaw Jerry"
Tbe HE these boats under Seats
sud a figure Of a hand. on which 10 printed thnt In
alton, 10 tackled mp IN consp cuous place IN tho
caDiu OF every BOAT Perhaps Mr.. Bryce waots the
hand I'm OF q collision, panic or other accident
on the river" That 10 placed about eight feet high
4 mink SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
"wIrH MANY THOUSAND KISSES r.

Tho sua Of Miss Matilda Bartlett against Ferdinand
Kraass preacn Of promise u marriage aud ssduc-
uon vas concluded yesterday In the Newark IN. ~
Court Toe defendant alleged that Matilda used to
vat nan 81 night In has bedroom. Tnis Matilda indg
paatsy dsnied. Unce OF twice she went IN when he
snd his brother present; but 10 was "mseiy Tor
fan s1d tumble tner bed up." Letters were pro-
ducsd from assnd.nt .bo.ins ina, no addressed Ma
tboasand kisssst 1 remain your dear and ever
loving Fefdsassa krsass.n After charge ny the
Jusgs sns Jury retired Ia lev hours they returned
vita . vsrsIes of t4.oov-a thousand less tnas kisr
Dsrllssl essa iers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
AN INSANE GIRL.

neatly dressed young woman, not over twenty
years OF age, and. IRON her language. highly edu-
Gated, was yesterday taken to the Hoboken police
station by ofncer Taylor, who found her wandering
along the waser's edge In the Eiys,sn Fields The
girl would not tell ner name, and all that could be
understood ny her rambling words was that sne nved
on ountain next door 10 eng ibeer named Raven
II is thought that the young woman escaped from
acme asy Ium for tine insane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

tNo-E LISTERS intended for this column must DO
accompanied by the writer's iull address 80
insure attention. Complainants WHO are unwilling TO
oompy with this rule SIMPLY waste time in writing.
Write only one side OF the paper.-Ep HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
FATAL RECKLESS ESS.

Several young men VINO had been attending . ball
In Bayonne, N. j., jumped ON freight train Of the
Central Railroad carly yesterday morning 10 ride "a
Elizabeth. James Donahue, member Of sns partv,
climbed 20 the top OF one of the cars though warned
not 10 do 80. ho was taken unswarcs 40 the cara
passed under the avenue A bridge ssd was hurried 70
the track HIS skull WAS fractured aud The attending
physician pronounced his injuries fatal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
STOLEN WATCHES.

Al Hastings, upon the Hudson, on Thursday even.
Ing, during bris absence Of Mr. John Herlyn, watch
maker ana jewsIer. OF Hastings, from his store some
daring rogues broke pane Of glass from his window
aud distracted two gold watches, valued at ell0
one wasa gent eman's watch, case NO. 29i movements
NO 9,62l; l. hoyie, Springfield, Mass. maker, rhs
other was lady = watch, McElery, waItnam, Mass
maker, case No. 10 Tlp. move ents No o6l. SOC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
NOISY BOYS.

TO rnE EDITOR OF THE HxRALp:--
Cannot the "best police In the world prevent tho
assembling OF club OF boys In Centre street, near
Broomef They annoyance 10 the whole neigh
borhood. ## CITIZEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.

Charles Gordon, VINO was arrested by Detectives
sievn and Dolan on suspicion OF beng concernedh
large silk robbery Al No ITO North moro street. ~
harcn L. was produced the jefferson Market Court
YESTERDAY, and committee ior wisA .s..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
MUSCULAR CONDUCTORS.

To THE EpIroR or rmE HhRALp.-
desire complain against the ia usage OF patrons
Of tho Fourth Avenue kailroad by the lnsolent
ductors who hardly wait until inc ladies got the
platform before they are rudey gresped In uDgen-
tIcmaniy manner aud pulled into tue car An occur
renee hapcnea to-uay ihursdsyl by which lady
injured bruised ny the muscular grasp Of the con-
uuctor L. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
A MISSING YOUTH.

The Jersey City police were notified yesterday that
Thomas Galey, aged nineteen. disappeared from his
home, NO. LAG Wayne street last week and had nst
been heard OF since. lie temperate. Industrious
ana saving, and his sister said she knew he haa NJ
ans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
DIvORCID.

Judge Gilbert, OF the Xmas County Supreme Court,
yesterday granted decree OF absolute divorce In the
suit brought ny Mary Hennessey against James Hen
nesSey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
POLICE EFFICIENCY.

To TIE EDITOR THK HERALD
Please inform through your paper whore to
dress letter the Grano Jury relative to couple Of
houses OF ni-repuie. Complaints have been made by
letter Captain lyman and 10 President Smith,
but they nave paid no attention to them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
THE Hr1uAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK.

have eDdeavored 10 ind the address of Mr..
Aldrch. the receiver OF the Mutual Benefit Savings
Bank In order TO obtain my dividends Can you in
form where 10 be foundf DEPOSIrOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
TIME RAILWAY SAYINGS rNsr1rurIoN.

TIE RAILWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Tho Rahway Savings Institution. which has for
some time past been shaking and sniverine In the
financial gale. has followed the example Of the sus-
pended Newark savings banks and applied 10 the
Chancellor Of New Jersey for permission 10 carry ON
business under HIS authority and protection. The
I'm mediate cause OF this, ss alleged, 10 that
Of the depositors were making . des-
persts effort 10 overreach others, and through
legal process to compel the bank TO pay them ind-
vidual moneys Accordingly the Chancellor has
granted injunction, as prayed for, restraining the
bunk from making any payments not specified BY The
Court. William Silas Whitehead was appointed .
special examiner 70 inquire into and fully examine
the OF the bank, his report to De suomtted
tho Court as early as possible. Tne psusion
OF the managers forth that ON January !, 1877,
there was due 70 deposors $685. 35 81; on January
l. 1875 S709 400 49, and that between that date and
April succeeding the demands OF large numocr Of
depositors were SO constant that although over
5000 600 paid to them during that time, isav-
, nad Due SsmspSs wheT:o sixty soscs had
been given Of over S75,oo The managers fur
ior EXPENSES ana taxes and q dividend OF over
there still profit of nearly $50 00Q
bonds. causing loss OF So 900 there still nei
profit OF $6.455 o.. Appended 20 tue petition was q
schedule showing the financial CONDITION OF the In
sttution on April !, AZ follows:- e@ &f@
Bonds and Mortgages. go ozo
Real cstsie..
Railway Gasi,ght Company stock. 1890
Railway water bonds. l86,237
Runway Improvement bonds. 200
Loans on colaterss. 1900
Dues from rents ana other sources ......... lin
Total $3.50, 753
Due dopositora. ..................... 400. 2S0
Surplus. $2T.5l7
t5H HfE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-27
CONDITION OF WEST TWENTY NINTH STREET.

To THE EDITOR OF rnE HERALD: MfN.. a..8.
Please Call the attention OF the Street Cleaning Do
par,msnt TO dirty condition Of West Twenty ninth
street. between Tenth and Eleventh avenue. 1t has
not beeu cleaned In several months
PROPERTY HOLDER.
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the general may established hroughous
the thus aordng all classes Of society an OPP
portuRity Of dspos their with sosouse Aocury
and giving the poor privileges and profession -
given 80 the rich holders o. government secu'
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-26

Whole number of delegates. -. .33
The Democratic voters outside of
Cheyenne will meet at such time and
place in their respective Precints as to
them may be convenient, and select
delegates in pursuance Of this call to
represent them in said Democratic
County Convention, to be held at Chey-
enne, on Thursday, October 8, 1873.
W. Fl. MILLER,
Chairman Democratic
County Committee.
Fl. W. FoGLEsoNG,
Secretary.
The Democratic voters of Cheyenne
Precinct will assemble at McDaniel's
Dramatic Theatre, on Sixteenth street,
in Cheyenne, on Saturday, September
%, 1878, at u O'Clock p. m. for the
purpose of selecting seventeen delegates
to represent them in said Democratic
County Convention.
WIN. II. MILLER,
Chairman Democratic
sep22-d&wtd County Committee.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-26
YELLOW FEVER SUMMARY.

Baton Rouge; Deaths, two; new ca
ses, 3S. ,14T I4 ~
Franklin: At Ricohoc plantation,
seven cases; three deaths.
New Orleans: Six yellow fever deaths
at Bayou st. Louis yesterday.
Canton: Deaths, two; new cases, 81,
in the last twenty-four hours. -
New Orleans; Deaths, 36; cases re-
ported, 100; total deaths, 2.60s; total
cases, s,211.
New Orleans: Y. NJ. e. A., new
cases, 80; Howards, new cases, 43S.
The Peabodys continue to issue rations
as usual. 4o f lis - &
New Orleans: There were 344 cases
reported up to noon on Wednesday, of
which 143 were excluded from the Off
cial report, they dating prior to the 22d
inst. Grand total of cases, 8,454.
New Orleans: Reports at the board
of health Wednesday morning show
that the fever is spreading along the
line of st. Charles avenue, above Napo-
leon, and is quite bad both at CARROLL
ton and in the Third district. Its
appearance in these neighborhoods has
undergone no special modification
since the inception Of the epidemic,
although the disease semms quite as ia
tai.
Memphis: P. G. Bigley, purchasing
agent Of the Howard association, was
taken down tonight at nine O'Clock.
Twenty-three physicians of the How
ard medical corps report 1875 new cases.
Forty deaths have been officially re-
ported by the board of health as having
occurred for the twenty-four hours
ending at Q O'Clock tonight. OF these
18 were colored. Many physicians Of
the Howard medical corps report the
disease as malignant and as fatal as at
the beginning Of the epidemic, and the
death rate certainly sustains the asser-
tion.
New Orleans: The relief committee
decided to-day to return all unbroken