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The New York herald., 1878-11-29
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The New York herald., 1878-11-29
WHAT SAY THE COMMISSIONERS

To THE Eprron or THE 1iERs1p:-
Twas informed to-day by the clerk to the Board OF
Education that call has been issued for meeting
Of the Board, to be held at four r. N. tomorrow
Saturday.
Let me offer suggestion-that the hour for the
beginning of the meeting be changed to ten A. M.
Art Is long and life is short, all know but every
body does not know that the special art OF the
aoe Commissioner Of the Board of Education of speak
r Al great length anything and everything be it
urgent not, is very long indeed. As general thing
n takes the Board about four ve hours to discuss
Inc most ordinary matter that before IL, and
IN nine cases of ten the conclusion come to il
the result of the discussions had. Everybody votes
apparently he had intended to vote before the dis
cllssion began
Now Saturday is the day before Sunday. If there
are ..rgcnt matters to be considered by the Board
Judging from the time IL takes to dispose of matters
not urgent" there is danger of the session Of to-
morrow extending into the day which We told to
keep holy IL the session does not begin early In tho
forenoon.
Tis true ts pity, aud pity ". 'ts truel
EDUCATION.
The New York herald., 1878-11-29
MEMPHIS AFTER THE scOURGE.

MASS MEETING OF REFUGEES RESOLUTIONS OF
THANKS TO ALL WHO HAVE GIVEN THE
STRICKEN CITY SYMPATHY AND AID.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Nov. %, 1873.
mass meeting of citizens Of Memphis who
absent during the recent plague held here to-
day. W. h. dalhreath, ex-president of the Memphis
Cotton Exchange called the meeting to order and on
his motion General W. Y. C. Humes ex-Major General
of the Confederate Army. elected chairman The
following resolutions were adopted
We the Of aemph D whG wsIs absent dan tho
sre.s b ,Hs sym ss
Ps Mncs w y not wSe ELK @ shall s's' sps S
reach all those, to whom owe much. There,
s s .s sn ..d sd ~ hs the dy Of s s s
Of sgiving and desing snch day and
meeting assembled DO hereby publicly express our graft
de 20 the President Of the United states the Secretary Of
and the Treasurer II the state OF Tennessee the muni
mcr eschase an
he United Limited states ard to ns
American government; to The churches Sunday schools
the to he the United sate
% 5 a' To the OF the
employees o. the Memphis Howard Association
the physicians and from other sections
t. the oseri iss and smp@yss @ Of the cens q s Re-
nasary Dspartmsnt q The Citizens Relief Association
volunteers from abroad employees in the Memphis Post
oce tho Memphis daily to working committees
Of Odd Fellows Masons Knights OF Honor, Knights OF
Pyhias Ancient Order OF Workngmon independents Order
Of Mutual Ade.s and other benevolent
the Mayor and city officials and the Police and
Fire Departments Of Mcmphis to military companies,
white and colored who remained hn duty during the psi
lence the Memphis and Louisville Memphis and Charles
and other railroad lines and the Memphis and Ohio
River Anchor line packet companies; the officers
employees Of Memphis banks OF the Southern Express
Company and OF the Western Union telegraph t,om.
pany; tho charitable army Of known and
known people, not connected with any charitable
philsnthropic associations from walk and
station Of life, both lofty and humble and 70 many who,
sacrificing interest safety the ties Of kindred and tho
comforts OF home rskcd All in the hunanitarisn mission
to which they had dedicated their lives.
To the martyred dead feel, but express
gratitude Yet in all days shalt their be
kept green, their go down in the of
city hoaored rcverod and blessed 1t would Le pleasing
though melancholy task to call the roll of usr
desd, and 10: grateful hearts respond in fitting
tribute their many virtues; but TO lss 70 long
where virtue is conspicious committee believes
this be the time place to mention indtidna
merit. To do justice to the memory OF any 1Uo whose
might be suggested wsnid occupy time than Is
your disposal Hence IL Is restrain
ion mention and leave to each Of the sacred
privilege OF recalling the pleasant memories which cluster
around your haiowed dead.
The New York herald., 1878-11-29
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29-1 A. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrFIcEn,y
WASHINGTON, Nov. al A. NJ.
Indications.
For the south Atlantic States clear partly cloudy
weather winds mostly northcrly stationary or higher
temperature and pressure.
For the Middle Atlantic States. clear or partly
cloudy weather. northwestcrly winds. stationary or
lower temperature. higher pressure.
For New England. colder. cloudy followed by clear
ing weather. northwestery Winds rising barometer.
For the West Gulf States warmer. clear or partly
cloudy weather; southerly winds. falling barometer
followed in Texas by rising barometer and colder
northerly winds.
The temperature win generally fall below freezing
In the canal region.
Frost will generally occur In the Southern States
tonight.
All rivers In the Southern States will rise.
the most rapid rise will be in The Ohio River.
Cautionary OF shore signals contiuu, at Lewes
Cape May Atlantic city, Barnegat Sandy Hook, New
York New Haven, New London. Newport, Woods
Hole, Boston, Section Eight. Portland Section seven
Elstport.
The New York herald., 1878-11-29
EVERYBODY TO BLAME.
THE PRINCESS ALICE DISASTER VERDICT

THE PRINCESS ALICE DISASTER VERDICT.
From the London Standard. Nov. I5.
The inquiry by Mr.. Carttar and jury, at Woolwich.
to the collision between the Princess Alice and the
Bywell Castle, which commenced on the 4th of Sep
tember. was concluded yesterday. verdict had
been arrived at by fifteen to four votes The follow
ing is the finding Of the jury
That the death of the said William Beachy and
others occasioned by drowning I'm the water OF
the River Thames from collision that took place
aftcr sunset between steam vessel called the Bvwen
Castle and steam vessel called the Princess Alice.
whereby the Princess Alice cut in two and sank.
such collision not being wilfu: and that the Bywell
Castle did not take the necessary precautions i'll tins
for casing stopping and reversing her engines and that
the Princess Alice contributed to the collision by not
stopping and going astern But all collisions. in the
opinion Of the jury. might be in future avoided il
proper and stringent rules and regulations were laid
down for the navigation of all steam traffic in the
River Thames.
The New York herald., 1878-11-29
BURGLARY IN PATERSON.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

PATERSON. N. j., Nov. 49, 1878.
The large hardware establishment Of Clark l. Co.,
in this city, entered by burglars Wednesday
night early this morning. The rear door on
Ellison street forced with iron bars. Revolvcrs
and knives to the value OF $500 taken;
also a considerable sum of money amount uncertain
A large quantity of goods made up into bundles
ready to remove. Tho thieves had evidently been
disturbed before they completed their work. There
had been attempt to open the safe with powder.
but in this the robbers had not succeeded. The rob-
berry was not discovered until about to-day.
the place had not been visited since the night
previous. The robbery is supposed to have been the
work OF some Paterson youths who desired 70 equip
themselves for u trip to the WesA
The New York herald., 1878-11-29
A NEW CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.

PROVIDENCE, II. L. Nov. %. 1873
The corner stone OF the new Catholic Cathedral was
laid with imposing ceremonies to-day in the presence
of from 10000 900 people Several distinguished
prelatcs from abroad wcrtiprcsent The building will
be about 1913 by l36 feet, and IL expected to cost
S2,00U. Work commenced May 8. 1879. in
tearing down the old building which occu-
picd the site: ON the 1Ath of August
the erection of the easement begun the base
ment which has been pushed with great vigor. The
foundations are very solid. The corner stone Ia of
Irish marble. procured by Bishop Hendricken during
his recent visit to ireland In 1t was placed copper
box containing q record Of the ceremony written In
Latin on parchment copies OF newspapers, coins &c.
The New York herald., 1878-11-29
DISAGREEMENT IN A MURDER TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, Nov 2a 1873.
The jury in the OF Samuel Clark colored). in
dicted for the murder of John Lee last December.
failed to agree and discharged tonight. Clark
was on former trial in this case. convicted Of
der and sentenced to be hanged next month. motion
for new trial having been overrulcd. The Court in
General Term, however, subsequently, granted .
trial with the result mentioned.
The New York herald., 1878-11-29
DOMESTIC DIFFICULTIES.

John Curran. of No. 4i9 Eleventh avenue. cams
into the Twentieth precinct station last evening
Covered with blood and while being questioned by
the sergeant at the desk tainted Upon recovering hs
stated that his wife had struck him with heavy
instrument The sergeant Immediately caused the
arrest of the wife. who, when brought before him.
denied all knowledge OF her husbands injuries.
Cnrran sent to Roosevelt Hospital and his wife
locked in the station house.
The New York herald., 1878-11-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator J. r. Mcpherson, of New Jersey, is at tho
Metropolitan Samuel Shellabarger, Of Ohio. and
General Wesley Merritt. United States Army, ut
the Fifth Avenue. Professors Alexander Agassiz and
Ezra Abbot, of Cambridge. Mass, at the Everett.
Don NJ Dickinson. of Detroit, is at the ST. Nicholas.
Professor NJ r. Biddle of Hartford, is at the Grand
The New York herald., 1878-11-29
THE STORM AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT. II. l.. Nov %, 1878.
The storm was very severe last night. The steamer
Old Colony remained here all night and returned to
Fail River this morning. The Bristol arrived from
New York about eight o'clock this morning. and her
officers report an unusually boisterous passage The
Ola Colony will remain until tomorrow night.
The New York herald., 1878-11-29
MAIL ROBBER DETECTED.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. %, 1873
Charles Kimban Of Kendall,ille, Ind. an employe
OF the Railway Mail Service. arrested Dun
kirk last night and committed to jail here to-day. by
Special Agent G. T. Henry, for robbing the mails.
Kimball has made a confession.
The New York herald., 1878-11-29
PHYSICIANS ARE AMAZED.

PHYSICIANS ARE AMAZED.
patients delighted the doubtful senccd and all who have
to hear than satisfied BY the abso
lutte certainty with which HALEs HONEY HoREuorsD
coughs colds hoarseness and affection
OF the lungs and throat tending to consumption.
PIXIES ToorHAcnK DRors cure in minute.
The New York herald., 1878-11-29

respectively, reported unidentified. probably
those of the stecrage passenger Mrs. Steh with four
children, all girls. Of seven four two years and nine
months. Mr. Ulloth, lrother of Mrs Steihl,
sides at No. "a Essex street. in this city.
The New York herald., 1878-11-29
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in CON-
psrison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnu.s pharmacy
HERALD Building, No. 21S Broadway -
The New York herald., 1878-11-29
TROTTING IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 2s, 1873.
Al Marysyille. Ca to-day IN the trot between
Earus and Sweetzer the former in three straight
heats. Time, 2:22-21T-2:22.
The New York herald., 1878-11-29
THE LOST POMMERANIA.

FINDING OF TwENrY-sIx BoDrES-PREpARATToNs
FOR RAISING THE sHrP-How CAPTAIN
scHwRNsEN SAVED HIMSELF.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.l
Dover, Nov. 2s, 1878.
Twenty-six bodies have been picked mp
off Hastings, including that Of Mr.. B. w.
Clymer, whose friends have gone to identify
the corpse. The weather is wet and stormy.
Another body, that of woman, has been
found. On the hand is q ring marked
&C. L." The Independence Salvage Com
pany, Of Liverpool, will begin lifting the
cargo Of the Pommerania when the sea
moderates-
HOW THE CAPTAIN Was SAVED.
/ have just received despatch from
Maasluis, Holland. stating that Captain
Schwensen sank with the Pommerania, but
was soon brought to the surface by the life
belt which he had fitted on prior to the de-
parture of the boats. He seized plank
that was floating on the water and held on
for an hour and half, when he was rescued
by the steamer City Of Amsterdam. This
statement of the captain is very important,
and shows that il the life preservers had
been used nearly all might have been
picked up. Captain Schwensen is some
what better. His illness is not dangerous
but confines him to his bed.
GREAT FIND.
One of the Pommerania's boats has been
recovered with bag containing S25.O
The owner of the money is among the
saved. The inquest at Hastings has been
adjourned in order that Mr.. Blight may be
able to attend and testify.
WHAT THE NEW YORK AGENTS or THE COM
PANy REPuEr-THE UNCLAIMED CHILDREN.
Kunhardt & Co.. New York agents OF the Pommers-
MIA. send the following:--
A despatch just received from London reports the
following two saved from the Pomme-
rana-
Jensen ION the passenger list as Christian Jensen,
OF Racine. Wis.,
steinInan mot on the passenger list).
Please to contradict the report that Captain
Schwcnsen had his wife ind a child on board. The
Captain had no relatives ON board.
WHO THEY PROBABLY ARE.
The two chidryn, three years and nine months old
The New York herald., 1878-11-29

Magic OF the Mouh.-Fragrant Soxopoyr renders the
mouth enchanting Composed OF antiseptc herbs. it
imparts wheness To the teeth. delicious Howerliks
the breath and preserves intact from youth
age the teeth Druggists keep IL.
The New York herald., 1878-11-29

All scurf and tartar disappear
From mouth and teeth though dark and dry;
And all becomes fresh pure and clear,
II we but SoZopoNr apply,
That magic wash--aIi now confess
Ioyes 10 the mouth new lo~eiiness.
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Pistol Lost

PIVF-suOOTGR cTST Q. W,S TOST
in Deck RS Saloon last week. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leavr the f"r of hat place
July "a, 1878 1w
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tSsiGAEE'S NOTICE FOR SETTLEMENT
OF MS ACCOUNTS PFEPAR ,10aY TO FINAL
SETT EN- Mt.

FVVHIS vs. TO NOTIFY ALI. PARTIES IN
l terGsted that have filed my final accounts As
sgnee Of the estate of John Urick bankrupt, in the
District Of the United States of the District OF Ne
vada and that on the 22nd DAY OF NOVEMBER, A d.
1878 shall apply the said Court at the office Of the
Hon E SFRorHBR Register in Bankruptcy of said Court
in Odd Fellows Building in Virginia City, Nevada at
o'clock for the settlement of my said accounts and
discharge from all liability Assignee of said estate
in accordance the provisions of Title g. Bankruptcy
the Revised Statutes of the United States.
ISRAEL CRAWFORD,
Assignee Of the estate Of John Ulrick, bankrupt.
Carson Cty November 18th 1878. 1919
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FOR THR-
State Officers ani Legislature sf the state
Of Nevada.

bids WILL BE RRCEIvrD BY THe
Ab State Board Of Examiners of the of Nevada
and including November 2 1875 for supplying the fol-
lowing amounts of Stationery ess for the Of
the State Officers and Legislature of said State for the
years commencing January lst 1879 and ending Deeem
ber a. 1880:
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Second Judicial District Uf the State Of Nevada In
and for the County of ornsby Haskell plaintiff,
Sarah Il Haskell defendant Action brought in the
District Court Of the Second judicial District Of the State
of Nevada in and for the Coun Ormsby, and the
pan filed in said County Of Ornsby, in the Office Of the
Clerk Of said District Court The State Nevada sens
greeting Sarah NJ Haskell defendant. You hereby
required appear in action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District of the State Of Nevada in and for the
County Of ormsby, and to answer the complaint filed
therein Ga copy of which accompanies this summons)
within (excnsive of the day of servce after the
county served Of this county but in this District
within twenty days. otherwise within forty days udg
ment by default will be taken against The said action
Is brought dissolve the bonds of matmOny existing be-
you and said plaintiff, the ground of adultery
an alleged against you by said plaintiff, all of which is
fully and specifically forth in the plaintiffs
plant, now on file in my office And you are hereby
notified that fail to appear and the said
plant above required the said plaintiff will apply the
Court for the relief demanded in his said complaint.
49,. Given under my hand, and the Seal of the Dis
J trct Court OF the Second Judicial District Of the
SEAL State OF Nevada in and for the County Of Ormsby,
'-,' this 18th day Of November, in the year Of
Lord, thousand eight hundred and enty eight.
ALFRED HELM, Clerk.
TRKsAoR CoPYIs Attorney for Plaintiff.
novl4-30d
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~
4D State Examiners of the of Nevada al
to and including November a. 1875 for supplying the fol
the State Officers and Legislature Of said State
years commencing January lst 1879, and ending Deeem
Der 81, 1889:
10 Rean,s Letter Paper, 10 hs 10 reaID.
10 r. ans Letter Paper, II Rs to rean.
10 Reand Note Paper, lbs o reaIn
10 Reams Note Paper, MS to rearn.
10 Reans Legal Cap, II lbs to rean.
Is Reams Legal Cap, IA lbs to resm-
5 Renns Legal Cap, l6 lbs to
3 Rea1ns Enrolling Paper "A lbs to rean, le "A
ReanS hanilla Wrapping Paper, 30 Y 40
Envelopes, XXX white, Letter
II II Envelopes white, Letter.
Envelopes, XXX white. official.
Envelopes, white, Official
Envelopes, IxX white 10 oticasl
Doz- Ink Carriers, qts.
Doz. Carmine, Carters, Ozs, glass stNIPers,
Doz Boxes Pens, Gillott's, 1903.
Doz. Boxes Gillotts Pens, 40.
boz Boxes Pens, Pacific K r.
Dog Boxes Pens, E-terbrooke o4s-
Z Doa. Boxes Pens, Engreesng, lel, Eetertr"ots
Doz. Muci!age, pavids qts.
/ Dox. MucIage StarrIs Mor..ane Pat,
! Gross Mucilage Bottles oz, Metal Cap and bruah
Gross Pencils Faber's, rDund, No 2.
Gross Pencils Fahers, round, No. )
2 Gross Pencils Faber's, hehaSon, No. 2
2 Gross Pencils Faber's, henas;on, No. S.
l Ream Blottine Board, Parkers Treasury. l2e b.,
Gross B!otting Board in Tkgs.
boz Boxes Rubber Bands assorted sizes
boz spools Red Tape.
/ Doz Flat Rubber Rulers, Il inoh
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Blank Books flIl. bound, 81 y IA Ir. qr
DOz lnkstands, No 3, Safe y.
Doz Inkstands round wooden.
Paper Fasteners Netinls Patent Round Heads:
N, No. 2, inch
H. No. 9, inch.
H. No. A. inch
n, No c, Il inch.
Gross Eyelet Medium
DOz. Eyelet Machines, No. bs
Doz Faber's Ink and Pencil Ersssrs, small
boz Faber's Ink and Pencil Erasers large
/ Doz- Paper Shears. 10 inch.
Gross Faber's PenhOders, 1870
/ Gross Faber's Penholders 1855.
D<rz. Twine, ! n balls extra strong, double hiek.
/ Gross Quill Pens, English cut.
Proposals for furnishing above paper shall be 70, Crev
paper or Its equal"
The above to be furnished at such times and in such
quantities may be ordered by said Board
Proposals to be accompanied by good and sufficient bond
with sureties, in not less than twice
the Of the value of the articles to be upTed
The Board the right reject any nd all bids
For further particulars Statutes Of Nevada, 1877,
page ll5.
Bids to be addressd Sealed Proposals, Board Exam
pers, Carson City, Nevada"
BY order VI the Board.
oc20d3 J. D MINOR, Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NSTATT OF MAtVHL Parker DE-
H. ceased Notice s hereby given by the undersigned
Public Administrator Of the County of Omsby State Of
Nevada the creditors Of aid all persons having claims
against said deceased exhibit them with the
sary vouchers within months after the first publc
This notice the said Pubc Administrator at his
office at the ofe of Wells Fargo Co. in Carson City,
Nevada Dated st Carson, Nevada November IA, 1873
JOHN ID. kERSEY,
Public Administrator Of said County and State in charge
of of said deceased.
TRESAoR CUPfIE Attorney for estate law4w
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