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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08
An Indignant Christian Protest Against In
gersoll.

Col r. g. IngersOll Of Illinois. who some
Paine has been entertaining New York audi
enccs with his blasphemy against the Bible and
the God Of the Bible, and his contemptuous
abuse OF all who believe in either the one or the
other. He has delivered three lectures 10
crowded houses.
How Christian people Gas we are Informed
many do can make II consistent either with
their principles to give encouragement by their
presence 10 his shocking utteranccs. or how
divine and blessed Saviour reVied in the
coarsest language, is beyond our comprehen-
sion.
But the climax has been reached by tho Bap-
fist church Of BinghamtOn. which has invited
Ingerso TO lecture before them for the benefit
Of the funds Of tho church. it reminds one Of
the mode by which Judas earned his thirty
pieces Of silver. 1t is "A betrayal OF their Master
to be cru riled afrcsh, and put 10 an open shame.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08
sOTTH CIROLIN.I'S DEBT.
The Result Or Investigation n Reported by
the nond Com missioners.

COLUMBIA Feb. The report Of the Bond
Comni-- on. appointed last June to investigate
the bonded debt Of South Carolina. was made
to tho General Assembly to-day. 1t shows the
amour, of The consolidated bonds and cert f.
oates Of stock under the act Of Dee. 90 1873,
to be 81 3g6 29O4l. OF this amount the Com
mission reports sl.577 $1,000 unquestionably
valid and funded upon vouchers about which
there is no dispute. The amount affected by
vouchers not issued originally in accordance
with law j. .2,sls45i77. or this amount about
$500, wore issued upon valid vouchers, but
were funded along with vouchers considered
illegal on tainted with fraud. The amount Of
the vouchers remaining In ,he treasury Is
s8792 779 being an overplus OF sl99 The
fndpd.ns 9et y 1873 authoTi2cd consolidation
the trens Iry. S47g3G93 are found 10 be valid
bevonl question TINT IA. issued according To
Jaw originally aud authorized 60 be funded by
The Consolidated act. Tae remaining 1893, Al
OF Vouchers are divided into cias-es. One is
composed OF drtarh COUPONS generally. If not
alw!ys cut from bonds before the same wcr" s
behalf Of tho Financial Board and Financial
Agent; 70 Wit Chamherlain, Parker, scott, and
KimptQn. These Detached coupons were not
act, and amount TO about 100000.
Tho Others embrace bonds, hypothecatod by
TSpG AffH KTr2EP GRIP SSw {2S 9sr ,H
expired; the second ISSUE Of Interest on the
public debt bonds a few bonds issued 10 re-
ueem bills receivable" and both issues OF the
Xii OF these are declared by the report to have
leen issued without authority a. laW originally.
but were authorized 10 be- funded by the Con-
Tho report proper onlbrar'3 hily-one closely
written pages 10 which is attached schedules
londs included in the several class >. together
with testimony taken 10y the Bond Commission,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08
sTRUGGLING iGiINsT DEATH.



Mrs. Annie Oakley of 90 Prospect street
after "a family difficulty. took last evening an
Ounc" of laudnnum. II WAS some time before
the fact was known 10y her relatives. and then
tho trivial cause of tho attempted suicide was
dropped. aud all bent thcmselyos To save her
life pr. Kent wa7 sent for Whom n person
has taken lguiauum. of course the great desire
- 20 - TO sleep. II the patient can be kept
awake TIL the effects Of the narcotic pass away.
there Is no further danger. But sleep Is the
sleep OF death. In vain tho woman begged. i'm
plnrcd, prayed cntrcuted them 10 let her lie
down in rest but they kept her awake with
forced walking. Shaking switching her with
twiss and other hgmt punishment. and at the
same time gave ihc proper hhlid"tH. chieiiy
the aciive prin 'lpo Oi hrlnionnn. 10 counter
az the effect of the mar otto. In spite of all
this she continue to sink. until AT ii o'clock
her pulse had run down tu Tour or i've
beats "a minute. and II seeemed mposs BILE
To- keep her from the fatal sleep. DR..
Kent sent for Drs. Myers and llurd Ia come.
ana bring their calNanic batteries. which
they did and all three dotor- commenced AT
the woman. keeping her system stimulated anu
preventing her from going To- sleep by strong
continuous circuits oi galvnnism that wouii
have mad" a normal person almost crazy. me
minut" bali,ry WAS removed the woman ~,
prared to sink. So they kept them going W iull
strength. ono Icing loaded NJ with fresh
chemicals wnilc the other was hciug used, an 4
tins was. Kept az unrcmtinsly until about
three o'clock this morning, when tn
ELECTS OF the drus heean TO wear on
and tho pulse, showed signs o.
DEMONSTRATING M 9cl2tk shc MA ion ontrcly
that the exhausted doctors could take their louvc
and sock rc-t for Themselves They never more
emphuticallv and literally kept "A person from
dying in their lives. II was literal tus-le with
death for eight or nine hours. with doubtful re-
suits the while, hut with linal victory Tor the
NJ Ds and thor little electrical machines.
About the first thing the woman did on her re-
covcry was 10 express regret that the doctors
had saved her lie NJ she wanted 10 die and
wished they had left her alone 1t i not one
time ia a thousand that Ia person could swallow
that quantity oilaudanum and survive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08
BrookIyn'. Excise Frauds.

James Jourdan, President OF the Brooklyn
Board Of Police and EScise presented to Mayor Howell
yesterday Of the frauds recently discovered
in tho Excise Bureau The total deficiency Is 5000 on
Aug IS l-77 Thomas Harc. an Excise Inspector. col.
D., tel tclse tee u SO which hc did not account for
Whom hc wts called unuu ~ explain. he admitted re
ccifIN- fhc money. ami promised tu refund A. ON Dee
Y J9wth T. L,r-eu ,muulman detailed A. clerk IN
the ENplso BOARD abs. oiD ami nm inv sguiinn show
hAt hn tlllO cicd AMI reHiucd f22lu Hnl that Excise
Inspector Thomas llar co'pD ted amt retained $3.50 en-
Whole 81 80 cOllrt ted between Aus 10
aul N.v. H. ana so between that date AMI Dec l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08

The Board fol Licensing Sailors Boarding
Houses met yesterday and voted Commissioner blunt out
OF the rreAi,ncy and oensured him for causing to be
presented oihe Legislature hin amending the act
shutting the hoard, as 20 exclude from
the srHmrns Friend Society. the sncey Tor Promoting
the Gospel Among soamrn, ana the snpowncrs A-eoch
hon committee was appointed TO present 10 the Gov.
ernor and Legislature reasos why such an amendment
sAv Nh MI w ulAQe,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08
Rallroad Pa...nrer. shaken Up.

The "a o'clock morning train from Babylon,
the Long Island Railroad yesterday, while turning the
on the approach 10 Springfield jumped the track
scngVT received severe loluns ami several plat
forms smashed Beyond some slight bruises no one
the train injured The cause OF the accident 10
sand " hAVe beon an Ale umulauun VI ice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08

FUIKTETN TTTNIII-WT TWAINN TNT WY DAILY
THREE ntrOTS il PHlLApELPIliA,
TWO IN NEW YORK
Double Track the most Improved Equipment ami the
Fastest Time cunslstDnt Nltl absolute safety.
on amt after Nov ~ lS77
fNlross Trans leave NrW York. wa Deshrosscs ana
tnrilhuit SIS FrrUrs. Is follows,
an. -, 20 800 hmo1I. Al \ NJ IL : q 81. : 1l
aht"F NJ sundnSs,s A NJ, o, o.u 80, T. = 3d. ant ,
Bcat,of BROOKLYN Annex" connect with an mroua
ttalns ~ Jersey CITY, anorhns speedy ami direct
TRANSFER Tor Rrulksn travel
Returning trans l,nNc lnlalcli 'ua ~ 30, !. ~
$50 and II A VI. ilmt.i eNprls-. 80 T. NJ. ?. l.
0 80 7, and 80 T. NJ. amt u uiini.ht ON SUNDAY
3 2u,3 -, 7, =. > ipA .i7al T. NJ .ant u milnsht
Ticket Offices h2i amt ga Broadway so Aston House,
AMI loot D,>hrn,,,s ami turuauit sis Court II,
and Brooklyn Ann, depot foot of Fulton st. Brpu ANn.
~, llh, and IL ul,on st. iiopokeu, depot Jersey
CITY Emglani ucket olhls, Battery mace. -
PRANK THOMSON, l. T.. FARMER,
GeHeTaI Manager, Genl Passenger Asent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08

CHICAGO, Feb. THE railroad lines leading
to the East report having shipped last week to eastern
points 49, tons of hour grain and provisions This
represents fve thousand loadrd cars On some lines "A
sufficient number OF cars cannot be secured Tor the trans
pOriauon Of freight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08
Rrp GOODS.


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rroofha, the Me,ropol,. wa. No, seawor,hy.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. AT tho examination
q ~" steamboat inspectors into the cause OF the loss OF
we M.uopohs hr Green, the surgeon Of the vessel
t'ui'd Wat The SHIP was r0tton mud totally uu.ea.
eAilT u ~ ~. issssL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08
Il,rsorlI Notltss.

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~ pilr>, stomach hNet. or kidney di"r~'. "N'Nh, -
A., ~ Nu4htons lnNikoiAuns syrup. - Ni> 30 '
I'M urAuie cases solicited AMI cured. or 800 n f'i
sample bottle. ciro ulnr ami advice tree 49, %.
A TrENTION. patients nr PROFITS ~ Do u !,
"a 81 buui Il 20 year. eSlt risnr' t"rst.'t'. -
all di-el>"s skin disorders anal nervous '''...'. "
lui radically cured
A TTE>TION !-MurrtN mn t,tuu fNh 'i'f"
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TYR. KICORD's ESSENCE 90 LIFE
- manhood TO the dchlitabt IA soar Nntt-
mpossnle. - per case Dru-gi.t, supplied 7.r i'
DrJ JACQUES, University ..r. y .N H.,
nISFAsEs OF MEN ,,rl.iy ..u
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08

WANTED-Band wheel. 10 feet diameter, 10 to 2
w lneh face STAT lowest cash price,
CALIFORNIA, beX iV5, sun once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08

Double TRACK, the most Improved Equipment an tl
Fastest Time consistent wlth absolute safety.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08
To PHILADEIrHiA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
hrtWVtu
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN riRorGil rRAlNS. EACH WAY DAILY
THREE lEfOrS ~ PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN AEW YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-12
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.

The trustees Of the Museum OF Natural History. at
a meeting Of their Board held yesterday, uDsn-
usy resolved that the following minute be entered
on their records and an engrosstd copy. signed by
each member OF the Board, be presented to Mr..
Roosevets family
The trustees OF this Museum have received with
profound gricfthe tdings of The uutimely death OF
their latc associate Theodore Roosevelt HIS exalted
personal character MS generous and untring public
spirit, his unstInted devotion 10 charities and To
everything that tended 10 promote tb. happiness OF
his fellow men, have long since won Tor him universal
respect and honor this city, whose Affairs he was
con spcuous actor aud have caused has death To DO
ielt as an actual dimnution OF tue pubic virtue. To
us WHO nearly associatod with him his
death has come as private grief aud serious per
sonal loss. lie was oil the founders OF this Mu-
scum ard at all times IT'S most active and Jealous
champion ana friend Regarding ~ a. benevolent
aud educational enterprise sf the highest order, no
labored necessarily TO promote us welfare aud 10 M
crease IT. usefulness. very large share OF what
ever merit Is involved its succe-s Justly due TO
him We desire o. put on record our high spprecis-
ton Of his manly character our love Tor his large aud
noble heart oar sref for hrs too early death, and
sympathy Tor his stricken family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-12
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY ls7sTKIrLE

Bark Jacob tAus,. Casovch. Newry-Benhsm Boy
Bark Johann Keper Ger. spille Hamburg Hermann
ko1p 60. ..
B,rk SUPRA (Nor,. Otterbeck, Copsnhagen-C Tobias
:.
Bark Ingl (Nor). Jacobsen. Christians-Benham
Boyrsen. =.
BARK Entella d:an. Raucagliato. Genoa-sloeoveh
Brig San Carlos, Berry. Sagua-Milier Houghton =,
schr setagaws. Guptl- st Marc ana lnagua-isaac
Staples
sehr oliver Dyer Faker. rbados-Danel Trowbridge
&Co.
schr IrvinS Leslie, Hagrerty. Mirsgoane-Thackeray
Co.
schr IA : Williams Wilson Jackson Vile warren Ray.
sehr Bramhsli, Gillette. Savsnnah-Evans. Ban q
ca.
sehr Godfrey. Wheaton, Richmond via Norfolk
slsght. Bailey Co .
schr l. S Leverire, Corsou. Philadelphia Charles
Low
schr Dart Campbell. stamford-Stamford Manufacture
Ing Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-12
FOREIGN PORTS.

AUCKLAND NJ. Jan 22-Arrived steamer Zeslsndia Br,
Chevaiier. San Francisco. &c - c,
Asr,SwALL Feb e-Arrved' steamer Acapulco o'app'
BOMBAY. Jan Sailed slip Big Bonanza, Stanley. Ran.
BAHIA, Jan 6-Arrived. brig Helen NJ Rowey Rowley,
Richmond ,, p..
FALMOUTH. 4. Jan 2s-ship San Carlos Mc?, Josso'yn.
MALAGA, Jan 24sailed, brig Ledson (Nor), swondsen.
MrssisA, Jan l2-Arrived. bark Ann .Elizaeeth. Nc
Dewitt Con stannople iand sailed 2lst for Thomas;
lstn Eberza (Br Bland. Catania land sailed
Sailed is bark ypone Ggssp Gseaee , New York;
18th. brsJ parser Keens Philadelphia; 2o'h' Made
Cleared 9th brig Harry smith. Weeks: New York.
In s Ys4 1f S f@ os'fa aa
t.nia arrived I'D tor New York parks sehamy snow.
S vrsH %
MELBouRNE, about Jan 27-Arrivcd, ship HenriettA
PAsAma Feb io-sailed, steamer coma searle San
PoNTA.PrrRE an le Arrived sch W Moseley. Urann
PoNr ANTONIO J.. Jan 25-In port. schrs ysracos No
ms rom Baltimore; Leons Rand. and Pinta, Dix, fcl
Pniladephia Euuice Rich Jenkins for do Rescue Moon
PErIr uoAvE, Jan 2s-tn port, scnr Edward Burton,
Mcdonald Tor Boston. ready -, 49,
(Por Marstany Boston 2sth Arrived tSwed). Nilsen,
RIO JANErRo about Feb s-Arrived. bark May Queea
Sailed Feb 8: bark spotless Chapman, Baltimore;
ST THOMAS Jan 3l-Arrived brig Aerins lbr) frelich
Sailed Feb l. schr Florella tBr. Hon Ponce load fos
ST. JOHN. NIB, Feb g. Cleared. bark Richard (Br) No.
TRinsrs IAN i7-Sailed, brig Josephine (Br) Canton.
Jan 81 S.,s By ss smRsSn sB Porter 70.
vatska Aus schmantz for do; Porhrio di MARITIME uta
VALPARAISO, Feb e-Arrived previously. bark Martins
Davis Benson. Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-12
SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.
PRIZE FIGHT IN IRELAND.

Jack Boyan ana Clocker Keogh fought a return
battle on morning of January 2S at Clopsilla six
miles from Dublin. Al the atty sixth round the purse
Tor which they fought was awarded to Boysn, Keogh
having, at that point grossly fouied him by striking
him while the ground Both the men arc well
known Dublin pugsts and when they last met the
battle resulted most unsatisfactory for both, as j.
Kelley, who acted as Boylans second In moment OF
excitement the result Of one round, SO far forgot
air. and on this score Keoxh's second claimed
the fight, which was allowed him. The battle was
fought at the third lock OF the canal in tho presence
OF large crowd of spectators, and Boylan, who was
arrested at once, was sentenced 10 two months i'm
prisonment with hard labor. Tor having engaged In
prize fight We fear better fate IS in store for him
now as he was apprch ended soon alter the light an
lodged IN jail Tho Moor OF Meath, distant about
thirteen miles, was tho trystng place Tor the affair."
ana only a select couple OF hundred were
allowed into the secret move VAS made
from Dublin at three O'Clock and Us numer-
GUS detach monts OF police had got wind OF the
rransemc along the road, the company was not
te surprised TO lind at tho rendezvous no less than
change was then made ground known as Tho
Loot but before proceeding there consultation
took place, aud eventually an arena twenty -four
ieet wide was framed ed, In p,, grass aoid GO. on
sa- Christopher Flanagan was referee. and
Mr. Craig timckeepcr. Messrs. Mcguire, Mahon
and Dixon looked after Boylan. who lost the
toss choice OF ground while keogh was well taken
care OF by Messrs. Byrne, Lee anu Kane. The tight
lasted an hour ana OF the worst and most
brutal Tor many reasons that has occupied tho
attention OF the Irish devotees OF the ring. From
start finish there was not even an attempt on the
part OF the men to do more than maui each other,
which they did most eectuay, Tor both were terribly
punished about the face. Boylan was almost invariably
knocked down by Keogh, who Is much the taller
man. but BoyIan appeared to be WORKING the frcshcr
when no was awarded the match. BoyIan's left eye
closed and his forehead terribly cut, and keogh 3
right eye received some very rough treatment, Boyan
apparently laying himself out 10 close II completely.
The winner got clio and the loser purse made the
ground containing few sovcreigns Tho weather
was nne but cold, and the fight, liked Tor haif-past
seven, was exactly two hours late in commencing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-12
PATERSON TRUST COMPANY.

The trial OF Messrs. Preston and Rose for
spiracy TO deiraud the depostors Of the Merchants
Loan and Trust Company resumed yesterday in
terest charged Mr.. Rose, which was two per cent u
month on overdrats and one aud half per cent on
discounts.
For tho defence Benjamin A. Mcdonald an
EXPERT accountant testified that he had been such
for forty years; had been employed TO dotect
defalcatious IN the Ocean Bank case, the Third
Avenue Savings Bank case, in the money order
OF the Now York Post once, In tho Rabbit
case Xc had examined The books of tho Mcrchant s'
fban aud trust Company and satisfied himself there
had been no embe zllement
From one three o'clock IN the afternoon this wilt
pess with books spread all the Judges desk
answered 20 a cruss-oxAmination pointing out and ex
pisinlng entries.
Alter tue examination OF two or tbrco oh Ter and
npOrant witnesses the defence closed. The prosccu
ranging tor future witnesses, but the motion was de-
nee by the Court
After an unl m portant witness Mr.. Robert Nc
Culiocn called and testified that Emma Woodru i
property she owned near Paterson; witness rode out
wan to examine this property the ANNA
ton proved that the couple went long round about
a~ay 10 act to iil was so covered with mortgages
alrcaa, that the loan was refused
The witness ADDED that Mrs. Woodruff kept follow
Ing him up a manntr that annoyed hi III consider
ably. on occasion he had To get out OF his car
N 20 that che ght not him, aud another &C.
nearly three hundred pounds, escaped from her by
iumpinf OF the bank window; the day after tn IS
word came over 90 the bank mat Mrs. Woodruff was
detained al the hotel THE Hamilton house, Tor 50 so
board bii when Preston sent the money for It's pay
mcnl
Al thts poiut the Court adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-12

MARsELLEs. Feb s. Arrived. barks Union tSp), Casa
bella, New Orleans; vistoria dtaD, Do MARITIME. New
York; 9th. brig rubal Cain, stone, do
PLYMOUTH. Feb Arrived brig Gloria tNor). Hansen,
New York for fredericxshaven; 1ith Egean iBr.
Jones, Boston tor London.
QUEENSTOWN Feb 9-Arrived ships Psctolus, Coi~ord.
Astoria. o; 10th. Greta (Br). McCredc. do: Ivy Lowell
San Franchises: barks Mountain Laurel (Br Agnew. As
toria Ararat (Aus) Mstcovich New York; Noah Nor,
Gerudsen do, 18th, steamer Jas Barrass (Br Briggs
Boston.
sailed 10TH ON. steamer Idaho (Br), Holmes trom
Liverpool. New York
Passed Fastnet I1th 745 PM steamer City Of Chester
tBr, Tibbitts New York for Queenstown and Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON FEB lO-Sailed, bark Prindsesse Lovise
(Nor) Kramer, Baltimore.
scILLY Feb ll-Passed, barks Shooting Star, shor.
for Antwerp Mora Obi, Paterson Psnsacolt
for Hull.
SEVILLE to Feb ll-Sailed, brig Nellie Hustled Brewster
New York.
SINGAPORE Jan IO-Arrivea. bark j Robertson (Brl
Mcmillan. New York.
Sailed 4th bark Alice Reed KelIeran, New York.
TRIESTE to Feb II-Sacd, bark Margaret Evans (Br),
Robinson. New York.
TouLoS Feb 6-Arrived, bark Maiabar (Fr). Morett
Pensacola.
VALENCIA. Feb e-saled steamer Nsngrovs Bp. Pierce.
Malaga and New York.
LONDON Feb I1-Steamer bohemian (Br from Liverpool
for Boston has put back with her machinery damaged
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHvAp Feb II, Pm Wind EsE. gentle; barometer,
29949.
PLYMOUTH. Feb II. PM-wInd E. gentle; barometer.
1880
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-12
Is MURPHY BACK AGAIN.

An iniehaiss ssory sol snost that owen Murphy
had returned 90 the city Whence the ramor ema-
mated could not be learned but seemed IA one In.
stance 10 have found ne way lnto resort where
politicians ''nost do ooseregate" There 10 said to
nave received the confirmation 81 gentleman enjoy
ing higa oflcsai posiues, wbo vas heard 10 speak
with INFINITE rensh OF che rare Fodsend" ~ would
be for some people 10 Know that oven Murphy
was la town. Inquiries among tue politicians how
ever. Ialled 10 develop anything. rcpericr called
Tor Excise Commissioner fsttersoo 10 inquire ~ 90
knew anything about ha quougam assoc ttc's ap.
pearance, ba4 Mr.. Patterson ~ae not 10 be secn lie
had gone south Carolina on sunday night, they
SAID al MIA home. NJ. morton. the othcr mcmgcr ~
board Murphss time. sss net al his restdence.
aud had not reached - when reporter called a. .
late hour Last night.