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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

snrp Lxwrs Orr, from Buonos Ayres for Antwerp.
ssse sSs ss n.f
Co Daa, Co and the ssD..o .1S S's is e;
Merchants Hafsx. 5000 Mer hanss Canada. g ooo
~ ooD IN the Royai csnsdan and 900 in
scotia There was also 5000 in the Pic'ou Mutual. on
snr cARrs tSor). Hesmander at Limerick May from
Mobile 81 in LAT a. lon f. snIo
rannins before IT, the sea running whea
SiaS.se house. SuSarks water ea.t: and svsry.hing
on deck & S1d h Of
Ak fssa 'A' wafer 70 S'' INTO ''' A''' : 80
snr MAcAuLAY at Baltimore from Rotterdam, report.
8" ,he Lizards in il. % ~ n Ion 20 W. morning d 18Th
made every eaor. 10 rescue the drowning man w,,hou.
very heavy prevailing lie was anAsiye Of
BARK fRirz WONDER LAScKKs tGcr). Freese. from Will
mn Nc with S ana an
22d, .hen she was gotten of without damage and pro
scnR SEA FLOWER OF Oeans Lincoln. from GAINESVILLE
s for ssw YORK with cargo q
Win dlschaSse and 20 on she marine railway
spm H 81 Win S pa asa
town May % with oss Of sails and other damage having
proceed o''e 49, III
q ~ ssr kn n .r H r..
saved by the schr Willis shepard and landed
T. % GS To-. DAf &
abandon he. The steamer, Island Home went to her ~
and rigging alongside. There nothing worth saving
scHs LEopAxrA. McIsaac, at Cow Bay. CB; May from
St Johns NE reports the 9th. during thick fog ran
Banks carried away bowspt bow rail- foremast, stove
hoe in her bow aud broks her anchor stock.
OvERDuE-scarsport May Great anxiety Is felt here
for tho ship Mctca which has been out ia days from
Batavia tor English Uhannel she Is mmanded by
Eldridge Blanchard, Of searsport William and Cole
Sweeney of this place also board Mr. Roberts, the
mate. belongs in Stockton
MARINE LOSSES IN MARcn-The direction Of the Bureau
Vertas has just published the following statistics OF
murine disasters reported during Tue month Of March
81 English "a German. 20 French. is American. Nor
wegian g italian Dutch Austrian. = Danish Span
ish Russian. 2 OF which the nationality is unknown
total 12t including vessels reported missing steam
lost EnGlish. American, Cnlnesc span
fish total. o. including steamers reported missing.
WRrcK-Steamer Vim Crane. Mt Baltimore May "a, re-
ports 22d Cape May bearing miles. passed wreck OF
from 500 TOO bottom topsds painted green,
dark color Apparently only short time In that
position. tfHtf
BATH May 22-The ting Resoute. Saturday forenoon in
towing three the river parted hawscr while
The rug Popnam took them off with but light damage
sustained
KEY WEST, May II schr J Richards and cargo, be-
being towed In here by US Blake
has been advertised for sale the 18th INST by tho US
Marshal satisfy the claim OF safvors ana expenses,
about $4,000
Belfast the frames OF tho two barks
building IN the Cottrel yards are all up
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o. May IeArrived ship City of alifax (BD
Evans, Hong Kong; barks Alden Bcsse, Noycs do;
Doveniy tfjr). Penny, Honolulu.
Sailed 18th. banks Quicksep Fake. San Francisco 10th.
Rival. Adams do.
ALEXANDRIA, May 2s-Arrived. schr Maud Muock,
New Haven.
ssmau for s. Jago; Jos Eaton from saco ta for George
town.
BOSTON May 2s-Cicared brig Jas Miller. Parker. 81
Jago.
saied-.steamcr Vim Crane
oihArrived steamer Norman Niekerson, Ph,adclpnia:
tBrD, Hayes. barbados. Orr, Wood. cientnegos
schrs lie Roy tBr) st Johns PR George Iarbcii, Zig.
gins Baltimore. Vim Marshall. Cain, philadelphia.
Also arrived, steamers lndoo lBr, Stevens Hull y |;
Centpcdc Smith. Philsdephia; bark Rachel wallis Ma
sansaa :.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM May 23-Saied Lals, Fulton. New York.
ANTWERP May 24-Saied. bark Daggry (Nor), Olsen,
New York.
BREMEN. May 24-Arrtvod SHIP Cornelius cGer), Meyer
Baltimore.
Sailed I'D, bark Amaranzh Ger. Brauer. America.
BoRpKAux. May 2s-Aruved. bark aria Luigis Utsi).
Savsrcsc. New York
foMBAY May ship Alexander Yeats tBr) Dun
bar San Francisco bofore reported without dAtc,
CONWAY May 24-Arrivsd. bark Therese (Ger), Kortel
pei. Darien.
CorESuAGHS May 19-Arrived, bark Edwin tNor), Her.
iofsen. Baltimore
CALCUTTA, May 2-Sailcd. ship Ross-Dhu (BD. Fleming,
New York.
DovKR, May 24-Arrved. brig Lena Thurlow. Corbett,
New Orleans.
DUNDEE. May 23-Arrvcd, bark Hermann tNor), welle-
sen, Pensacola
DUBLIN. May 23-Arrivcd. bark Stormy Petrol (Br).
Dryer. Philadelphia.
DrsKrnK, May a3-saiied, bark Franckin Nor,. Glenn
entsen New York.
FALMOUTH, May 2i-Arrived. ships Austria. Gilmore.
Punta &C Lobos; Oasis Lord do John Berry Emerson,
New Orleans.
GRAxcraourn. May 23-ssiled. bark Jupiter (ier).
Lenhe. New York
GArxsnrAp May 23-Arrvsd. brig Manuela (sp). Mcndi-
guren. Wilmington, NC.
dcrsen, Wilmington. NC.
sailed I'D shin Colchester tBr) Rettie Hampton Roads.
GRAND BAssA WCA, April 27-Sailed, brig Ida (Br),
Coffin. United states
Hut May 24-Arrivcd. steamer Croft (Br), Eodgson,
New York (not previously.
HAMBURG, May 2i-Arrivcd bark Saturn (Nor). Olsen,
Bsi,imore
IIrIvowr May % Sailed. bark Hermoi (Nor,, Krogn
Now York
IIoSc KoSc May 22-sniied. bark Thos Fletcher Pen.
dl.ton -, TO load for swatow.
KoSresssnG. May 2i-Arriycd. bark Plutarch (Sor,,
Roer New York
LIVERPOOL, May a4-Arrived. steamers Lake Sepiron
tBr). scott. and Mississippi tBr. Ihearie. Montreal.
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Mr.. SMITH BEFORE Mr.. DEICHER's CoNGRE-
CATION ABB UT THE DLTHEL AND NAY

Mr.. SMITH BEFORE Mn. DEICHER's CoNGRE-
CATION AB9Ur THE DETHEL AND NAY
FLOWER MISSION WORK
Tho lecture room OF Plymouth Church was COM
iorably filed 10 tho evening by members OF that old
At eight O'Clock Mr. Smith, the accused pastor oc.
cupied tho chair at the desk, Mr. Beecher being
absent at Montreal. Ths appearance Of Mr.. Smith
gave rise TO consi icrablo speculation 10 whether
aIlusion would be made tho scandal. After hymn
prayer offered by Brother Mckay IN tho
course OF witch no prayed that all confessed
10 quities might be sunk 10 the bottom OF the sea
bestowed upor all present "Jesus, Lover Of My
soul" was tncn sung alter when Brother Abram
HIl prayed Tor spiri! uaI Rracc and guidance.
Mr.. smith SAID he wished TO talk about n subject
with winch mnny members Of the church arc not
iamIliar lie desired to speak about Plymouth ms
sion work. People who go about tho country oil
with PRIDE, he said, OF the Bethel and the May
flower missions, but many Of those people have
never been inside these ir-..--s churches and
schools They were satisfied that nothing wont
wrong Mucn more work could be done, however in
that direction u more workers would but come into
the lold Thsro many means OF grace
the mission work which hits up men
from degradation and crime to realization
their uuty 10 God, that Is labor which strongly
CON cnds itself TO practical Christian WORKERS Mr.
smith rotated several incidents wherein the reorma-
ton tramps, policy players drunkards ana othors
had been effected by tho agency OF tho mission Tno
Flower Mission was highly commended by the speaker,
who believed That one hundred tod more could be
employed IN that branch OF the work with interest.
The adult Bible class and other branches OF Chrsan
labor also commenced.
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AN EXCURSION PARTY POISONED.

AUGUSTA, Ca, May "a 1873
The steamer Rosa lett mere this morning with tho
oslcthorpe light infantry, on an excursion 10 silver
Blum, about thirty miles iromIhs city. Thirty LADIES'
md gentlemen OF the party woro poisoned by eating
lobster sand canned fruits. On the arrival OF tho
steamer tonight there was great excitement whom u
became known that 30 many we're poisoned May
we're seriously vi Tor i've hours but all tho cases
imnrnylnR and viii prove falAL
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MAY 25 l87e-TRIPLE SHEET

lBr) Koti erdam: Prudent (FvJ. Dunkrk; Tide Ans,
corx Atlantic Bsrbados briggs Eastern STAR Do merars
L a Armstrong. Barbados.
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Steamers Had Br,. for - Johns. PR. &c CITY Of Aus.
tin Fcrnsudna AZ. ship fscs OF the South Bl London;
Iopa Mari. GalvaYi yincenso 0sistaA Hris-
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REDUCTION OF WAGES.

LAWRENCE, Mass, May -, 1878.
Several reductions ranging from eight to twelve
per IN tho wages OF tho employees OF the Pacific
Mills viii take effect on Monday. The mechanics
aud yard hands, whose wages we're reduced n lew
months ago, will not DO affected this time. This ~
the second reduction In the Pacific Mills within tour
months. IL creates no excitement among the opera.
tives, VINO have been assured that when business
wives wages will DO placed at the old figures The
reduction In the weaving department will average ten
per cent
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
NATIONS
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Honolulu M1S5 bark John Rowland. Green,
Of and from New Bedford with 90 bbls oil and sailed 7th
for the Arctic Ocean
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. 81.

TyABfN sLooP YACHT C16NET-LESdfn OVER
Oal 40 teet newly rigsed. painted and perfect ordey,
will he sold low Apply board, at foot tburt Brook,
iyn or Address WALTER sUYDAM. IL Bridge At. cornss
Whitehall. New York.
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WANTED To PURCnAsE-A HANDSOME ANE
w fast steam Launch; length about IS feet. Address b.
II. H.. Herald Office.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY "a, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THH HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToyE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED TIM HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
city O. OBJ r1 s NAY y
a, 2 g. Lon Z Il sssss u Bds's
State line steamer: date 1856 miles Of do. Ger
sss%s s @
9TH with ss aa rhss' 49,
siEnaled bark Era Of Swansea from coqumoo 'of Lser'
My Co. with a4y ass
p'r from New YORK ior kins,ssssna Ja' asd American
steamer il Living Dasgoss Savannah days. with
Steamer a% George clyde trowe Charleston May 81
S C. City Point
and N.o. With %dss to the 0d 90 ay naas 20
BARK i@psrs.or 1Sor Jensen, Rotterdam IS days with
Cherokee ~ Glasgow Oakley, Bordeaux 80 days.
BARK Lsberis Richardson Monrovia A. days with palm
oil yeToed ana Il m
Matanzas 10 days. with TO Barring Bros; vessel to
sasson s "a Ne a1ys s'A
Brig fus. Morgan Bslizs Hon 20 days, with ogwood
Brig Todd Mcguire. 81 AIMS Bay. Js - days With
iogwond and sugar to A II soiomon vessel to Gorham
brig Munson, hunsIey. sagua IS days. with sugar
moiasses to order: vessel i Winchester
81 sssy Avon wn o sugar sSa mosss to
BeYtRux.
schr Bowdoin Portland. Randall. Pont.a Ptre 81
with and moasses to order; vessel 10 Brett
Son X Co. =.
schr Gallon. Bohn. Of and from Montego Bay, ia. Is
days, with Coffee &C, to q Vessels -
sehr Server (ot Phiudclpha,, Cordery, Cienfuegos
Is days With sugar Burgese Co; vessel to Bentley.
Giidersleeve 90. :,
schr Thos Stone (of Boston) Pitcher. cardenas IL
days with sugar 10 order: vessel 10 massor. -
Schr tosae tBr) Albuy. Eleuthera7 days. with pinos
to h Tilton: vessel 10 I Month. 49, Il
lumber to Alsop 4 Clark: vessel TO Goo II Squire. -
Schr u X smith. Edwards. Jacksonville days. with
iumoer to Aisop \ Clark: vessel Mudgest
Schr Wapela Penny. Charleston days, with lumber to
Lnsker 90: vessel IL Evans. Ball Co Had moderate
eAsterly winds.
sehr A n Moore, Eskrldge Richmond, va eaaNttsf
Sehr Vim II Kenser. Soper. Richmond. Va.
schr Enoch Moore, Chambcrin. kichmond. Va
Schr Lunct Hne Richmond. Va.
Schr Sarah 4 Lucy. Boxer Virginia.
schr l. II Hoptins Predmore. Virginia
ScEr Moses q Leonard L0wery. virgins
Schr A Curtis. LnGlam. Virginia
Sehr Edward Slade. Soper. Virgins.
Schr Eva Holmes, Burden Virginia
Schr r q Williams (new) Berry. Virginia.
Schr NJ X Rocxhil, Rocshiii. Georgetown. DC.
scnr John II fioyt. Lyons. Georgetown. Dc.
H1-Bsrx Goaell tr, from Dublin, which anchored
ILL.
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Francisco sustained damage sails and bulwarks dur
Ing pampero, April q

WEATHER REPORT.
2a377
PLrnourn. May "a. M-wind n W, moderate; cloudy;
barometer %
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.
01ce.

Dates or DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK roe Tar MONTHS
JUNK.
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.

BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Aiea.ros,. DAYS.. Fan River for New York
ssSr yH ssn
sehr Island City poane oTss' ,o for Ss. York
seSr b NAHUM, csa.e. New Bedford for New York.
sehr Minauas, Phillips. Providence for New York.
seSr 9ysr . Ss is
Schr Mary Leysrng Levcrng stonington for New York
seSr Cns1n can%s New sS.a Tor ssw York
schr Osprey, Crowley, New Haven for New yorx.
se1r John Brooks. Fox B,iasspc1ss e M Nov York
Sioop Deep River Scott. Grcenwieh tor Vow ork.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Delaware smith. New York for Norwich.
Brg Iyanhoe tBrL fitzpatrick, New York tor Opo,to.
schr Guiding Star tBr. Bradshaw, New York Tor Corn
" sehr K Woodward. Gordon. New York Tor Bangor
schr George Trisg Gammon, New York Tor Danvers-
sehr sam Weller srecswsy. New York Tor Hartford
sehr Henry DENIM, Boardman. New fcrk tor Hart
sehr Joseph Hall. Hamilton, New York for Portland,
sehr saxon, snow. New York for New London.
sshr Leonora. Meyers. New York for Noank.
schr Dart, Toms. Aew fors ier stamford
senr Asenora, Hut hngs, Rondout Tor Bangor.
sehr ,;o.ias Kelly Ronaori; 4, tor io.,sn s
sehr Cornea. Lyon. iiobosen for Proviacnce
seIr Elia. Ross. icw,. Iiobokcn ior ProvIsence
schr John Warren. Mctnrr. iie.oken for Norw,cn.
" sehr Prizes. xickcrson, Amboy for Boston.
Schr Pennsylvania, Avery. Amboy for New London.
Sch sy f fs, johnson "r s or
sehr Porto Rico Armstrong Port ohnson for BANGOR
srbr cIarabeI Nickerson. Port johnson for Boston.
schr Anthony Burton Johnson Fort johnson for Paw.
' sesr John hurst, Pcr, ,ohs,sn tsr for; .
schr Ella strickland. strickland Washington DC. for
sehr BENTLEY Cote phiiadclphia Tor New uaven.
sehr sur e, warwick. Phadeipna tor New Haven.
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CELLANEOUS.
ENEffECfUAL WORM ME6lCfNE~ BROWNS YEA
Amifuge Conau or Worm Lcsengss. rs cents boz.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-07

r. C. GU1EADo, the alleged bigamist, is
still confined in the Genoa Jail, being unable
to furnish bonds for his appearance before
the Grand Jury
IN LUeK.-It>is said that certain tom
serial artist of this city holds 900 shares of
Bodie stock which cost him eighty cents per
share.
The contract for the new boilers for the
Mint was awarded to G. E. Belmore, of Vir-
ginia, he being the lowest bidder.
SrocKs are all up. A good and lively mar
ket does not seem to be far off.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-07

THE Best ON rHB COAST "A gentleman
who is thoroughly conversant with the thea
ters and opera houses of the Pacific States
says that in many of its features our little
opera house is the best on the coast. "By
all odds the best and most commodious dress
ing rooms" says he. Another who has a
right to his opinion says that the proscenium
boxes afford the best sight of the stage of
any theater he knows Of Ali of which is
a cause for congratulations among ourselves.
LIKE TO HAVE BEEN FIRE.--At the Ros-
ser stable, kitty cornered from Zeke Edg-
combe's, on Third street, there was discovered
an incipient conaagration last evening, thought
to have been caused By the careless handling
of matches by Indians. A we'll directed
bucket of water put out the flames.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-07
TOFFICIAL.l
[OFFICIAL.l
DROPO ED AMENDMENT TO THE

10
ID no s e D AMENDMENT TO THE
Constitution of the State Of Nevada passed at the
Eighth Session of the Legislature:
Resolved That there shall be added to the present Con-
sttutiou of this State Article to be called and known
$ Article XVIII ami which shall be as follows:
ARTICLE XNII.-The rights OF suffrage and Office hold
ing shall not be withheld from any male citizen OF the
United States by Of his color previous condition
OF servtude
Passed February IS, 1877.
RSo'r~I by the Assembly the Senate concuriny, That
Article Eleven D of the Constitution OF the State Of Ne
vaa be amended by adding to said Article Eleven l)
ton ten (l0) thereto which shall read as follows
Section Ten No public funds Of any kind character
whatever, State, county, municipal shall be used for
seCtHriaI purposes
Passed February q, 1877.
hereby certify the foregoing be copies from the
enrolled resolutions file in my office.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal III State, August 3,
1873. J. D. MINOR,
IsEALl Secretary OF State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-07

Send Tor Illustrated Catalogue.
Recommended bv the Medical Faculty Of
San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 9, 1879,
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC Truss Co After prscticing Inedi
cine many years in this city during which time have HAD
extensive experience In the application Of all kinds
Trlsses, and do recommend yours the best in
every respect for it perfection modern science
make it, 1t has many advantages the tOrturins
steel hoop Truss which hict great injury on the hps
and spine bringing other distressing ailments such az
lumbago mobid affections Of the kidneys numbness
in the lower limbs all OF ich avoided wearing
California Elastic Truss. 1t is only perfect retainer
combining and comfort, but the pressure be
changed to any degree 1t also remains the proper
place at times regardless of the motions OF the body,
and night and day with perfect 1t is supe
rUr any OF the Elastic Trsses the market while
it combines the merits of ALL 1t is easily adjusted
and off, with snaps doing with straps and buckles
2pThe universal spring between the plate and pad pre-
3dhe pad is adjusted and off in an instant and can
the In fact It combines quantity essential t
comfort and durability, and is unequaIed IN hShtness
elasticity natural action and artistic finish Many OF my
patients who are afflicted with Hernia wearing them
all shall the future for think the great ease by
which these purely scientific appliances are made eca
cious is truly remarkable You refer parties TO
me on the subject their merits remain yours truly
l. DEXTER LYFORD, NJ d.,
Physician and Surgeon,
6oO Sacramento street, San Francisco.
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY
myths 6l5 Sacramento street, San Francisco,
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zoRNs CHANGE OF POLICY.

August Zorn was vo,ary OF fortune In the pane.
street. had snshrnoa the acke goddess, aud thers
day by day did her homage IN devL taa systems oi
"pca knucklo" aud revolving schemes 70 financially
embarrass the local policy shops. Dy day
hts brain devoted to abstruse calculations,
ny night numerical phautoms haunted iI
aud, SHOWN nj tho Essex Market Couri
yesterday, he Tor hours abandoned nis last sn1
leather struggle Tor possible Eggs" 'sddics"
No. 81 Delaney street. 10 Judge Fiaminer be adj
m tied that he squandsred much 81 weekly in
pursuit Of speculative wealth has done Tor the
last three years. But somehow tbs did
not prove golden, aud IN spite oil Of great
promise no still Piled the awI and hammer.
Al length BIS luck changed. He made "hit" aud
declared he policy shop's creditor IN tho Of
Sl66. There was some ngaring and banking TO DO a.
tended 10 by the incumbent however. prior 70 pay.
ing out 50 large SUN, and August was con-
80 aud subseq ucnIly called for the balance. II vas
denied HIN rms would never do. Proposed Invest
mcnts IN Havana louery tickets woud have to Be
Abandoned, aud other monetary enterprises no had
la WOW would prove abortIve. SO In his anger aud
bitterness OF heart ho resolved on veDgcauce; went
TO every policy shop the owner Of No 81 Dclanccy
street was interested 10, bought tickets IN them
covering every Case Associated with him
his work OF rotribution WIS Adolph ThieL
OF No. IS RivIngton street TO whom fortune had
signed So 10, when lie mover received irvna her
deputy, Charles Knulke, OF No 23s Grand street
judge Fiammer. after hearing tho complaint ycs--
terday, usd IN 5000 John H. witliams OF No. 81 De-.
ancey sireot John Martin, OF No 20 second street
Abraham Levy, vi No SO Orchard street, and Charles
knuike, OF No. 23s Grand street. ali Of whom were 10
tcrcsted IN lottery entcrprises
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AN ILLUMINATED AVENUE.

IL is understood that within very few weeks the
Gilbert Elevated Railway Company will, with the
consent most OF tho properly owners lay gas pipes
leading from the houses along Six avenue up "a
the top OF the iron pillars supporting their roadbed
III US enabling them only to throw Hood OF lrns
over the entire surface of their elevated road pug
virtually ILLUMINATING the whole Length Of Stxth ave-
nuo lamps to be placed on Tue top Of the piIIurs
sro 10 be quite ornamental, Ia accordsnce with an
understanding arrived at some tune ago. when the
property owners ccased their opposition 10 tho
slruct,op the ROAD IL 10 anticipated by those who
fully understand tho extent To winch these lig hts will
be used that with The addition OF the ordinary street
lamps the Illuminated road Will add greatly TO the
cheerful aspect oi Sixth avenue, and mako thas
tLoroughfare especially on nns evenings, The most
popular promenade Ia tho city.
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THE GREEN-EYED PASSION.
A DUsKY SUCCESSOR OF orHELLo IN THE wryE~
KILLING BUSINESS.

DUsKY SUCCESSOR OF OTHELLo IN THE wIyEs
KILLING BUSINESS.
From the New Orleans Times, March IL
Yesterday evening At quarter TO three O'Clock,
ueat little cottage ST. Claude street, between 81
Php and ursuiincs streets, terrible tragedy
acted, wherein Gustsvc Labutut, . muiatto literally
butchercd hrs wife to death.
Corsiee kaufman handsome Qusdroon, and
about two years married 10 Augustus LAbutut
AGED thrty-threc years, and oslksr by occupation.
Tncy lived happily enough. Il Is said until he became
iniamvd with Jealousy. From bad Il grew 10 worse,
anu about tnreo weeks ago eliminated IN an open
quarrel and disturbance OF the peace, when both
we're arrested.
rhst settled before tho mag ne left her swear
ing never 10 return to her oug she lived with her
mother as to the latter he attributed the whole
oi tho rupture According TO his statement mads 70
Tunes reporter, without any evidences OF emotion,
Gustsve sand that alter that ne had armed himself
with bowie knife and recorded n solemn oath that II
hu detected her her mother coming from
tain house he would siay both vi them.
Two weeks ago he called NJ tho house, aud. reient-
Ing hrs decision OF sepsrson. begged mis- wifo take
hun back. She. howeyer, knowing bis temper aud
morbid jealousy, pus MN on, promising 10 give him
Yesterday he returned Tor her answer apd asked u
she had yet settled H. she cmphalcay replied, ''No."
Well tneu," said Gassavc. 'n We cannot live hap
ply ou carsh Ne eau IN heaven" aud, drawing uis
bowie knife from hts bosom be advanced upon hvs.
Sciz ng her arourd The vast he said, Sy pray
ers. and. aiier brief delay, he plunged the KNIFE
into her abdomen. tof an Instant hs supporteu hcf
a.nting form aud then lot her TALL WAN heavy thui.
stepping over her he saw tnat she stili lived, aud,
raising ber, he SAID, PRAY more. I've sealed your
As she Ie the second tmc hs ioli with her. snappus
his KNIFE A. The hiiI Picking up the blade lac drew
tue keen edge across nef throat from ear 10
lew faint struggles aud she breatbed nor last
In the meantime her mother had informed tho p0-
cr who reached tie scene IA lmc to arrest him, bus
too lase To save his victim He Was incarcsratsd in
the Fourth station.