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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-25

DEATHS.
Augustine Dethan, France, years, sol Ca
mol street.
William W. Collins, c., city years. Clara
near Second
Charles Leslie, city, 7 years. 24O Julia.
William Schneider, city, 6 years, Pension
near Constance.
Robert K. Gernon, city, year, corner Es-
planade and Claiborne.
Percy 6. Richards, city, 4 years, 4O4 Dor
genOis.
Marie I. Bouny, city, years, Greenville.
j. J. McDermott, rs years, Pennsy yIyania,
1868 St. Charles.
Ada 0. Wuerpei, city, 1913 Chestnut.
Joseph Sullivan, city, 28 years, corner Lo-
Gust and jackson.
Anna Mary Nuss, city, S years, 88 st. Mary
Jos Ihos. McQuinlan, city, 8 years, 84119a St
Andrew.
Mary Webb Barrus, city, year, 97s Maga-
zine.
Willie Bares, city, ~ years, 1ontl, near
Gasquet.
Rev. Tiff Foster, Louisiana, 27 years, 54311t
Royal.
From II m. to o'clock yesterday afternoon
eight deaths had beea reported to the board,
and ten new cases.
NEW CASES AT THE CHARITY HOSPITAL.
George r. CIndenning, grain inspector,
Dublin, Ireland; sol Canal; 80 years, from
New York; 10 months in city; married sick
one day.
Ernestina Marsh, II years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-25
PUBLIC SCHOOL, OPENING

We are informed by Superintendent Rogers
that, should the fever continue to decline at
the present rate, it is probable that the public
schools will open on Monday, the fourth OF
Noveuhnr
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-25

s.. Mary's Catholic Orphan Boys Asylum 1922 90
-. " ncenLR g lit me -....-.-.-.-..- 80 45
IT, El5hDetnS 8 Asylum ..--............ At 40
Female Asylum Immaculate Conception. 38 Is
InOunl CarInel society --.-...,.-....-.- A. rs
new orleans F6mAle orphan Asylu 43 90
nome Tor J6WtS WIDOWS and Orphans, Al 55
Orpnbns IL mo seventh street. .......-... b5 80
A)ulSlana Asylum. Observation-Disclosures. II 40
convent 0f the GOOD Shepherd. -.......... 106 95
TernlGn fr0t eSthnt Orphan Asylum. 36 90
%. vincent Infant Orphan ASy ylum. .,..,. 10 40
st. Joseph's. German Boys and Girls
Asylum. ............-..-......., rs IS
Louisiana Retreat for the Insane. ....-.,. IL 80
Asyl lum tor Destitute Orphan Boys....... 81 90
sEylutn Llttle SlSterS I'll the Poor s. rs
LhultS OF ffOVldenco. -.--....-. 15 80
St AlphonSuS asylum -.-.,....,-.--.. 81 Is
foyIFaS nbnale OfpnAn ASyl ylum-..-.,... 81 90
Asylum OF tle Holy fhfnlly...... .-......- 8 30
~. YlncontS Asylum, CarrOlltO -.--.-.--- 95
B auregard and Turgs Asylum. 6 80
lnQ1gSnt COIOrGd Orphan Asylum 90
St. Annhs Asylum Observation-Disclosures 81 50
Tosa -..-....-.- --...-.----.,.-. 1865 90
Pro rata Of each iDmit tA 369, CENTS
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-25
AaEJ Hd;Hp AL,
The Chicago contribution

The Chicago Contribution
few days ago Mayor Pilsbury received
from Mr.. W II, Wells, president Of the Board
Of Education of Chicago the sum of 1865,
contributed by the pupils of the public
schools OF that city, to be divided among the
various orphan asylums Of New Orleans.
The apportlonment has been made and the
amounts, according to the following table,
can be obtained by the proper authorities on
TO E,M
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-25
THE FEVER RECORD.
Yesterdays Roll.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
New Orleans, October a. 1878. I
Official statement OF cases of yellow fever
reported In New Orleans:
Deaths from IL m. yesterday to II m. to-
. - ..
olu CtiSGS 81
60
Total cases. ............ ID G68
Total deaths. $40
hAMUEL chopin. M. D., President.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-25

New reglstratiuna Rev registration.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-25
THhE y MIC,

Ernestina Marsh, n years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-25

CANDIDATES NOT FOUND.
The following gentlemen are out of town at
present, and, as consequence, could not be
intervlewed: Hon. Henry ?. Kernochan, First
Senatorial District; Carleton Hunt, Second
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27

FURNITURE.
Al WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
al. Furniture.
Great reduction In prices OF
Bedding
ard 0coths
W. GUINEYAN'S
6eS 9Th av., iBd st.
Read our price list -
Paror Suits. $40 90
Walnut Chamber Suits.
En.mcied Chamber suits. ~ Nd
Walnut Chamber Suits marble top ............ - %
EnRmeied Chamber suits, marble ~ %
DRESSING Case SUITS. 10 90
Dressing Case suits. cnameiled
walnut Dressing Gases.
Walnut bureaus marble
walnut Bureaus with sitss .................. IL %
Walnut Washstnnd ............... %
walnut Bedsteau -
Soia Beds. IL oD
Lounge Beds Observation-Disclosures.
walnut Extension Tables, best. %
lrA Tables = 10
Dining Chairs. -
Cane seat Chairs
Wood seat chairs ........ 49,. 50
Carpets. Bedding and Ocoth ut manufacturers prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-30
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SryAmyr MYRcKpIrA. Jsckswsy. from Para for New
York in ballast. anchored mt Murrnys Anchorage. her
two scanen with fever she would remain in auara
tine three Gays and then the yard Tor coal
and would pr ,cecd about April ~.
RANK RKyHARp-Rccent from Peru state that tho
bark Reynarc tof BOSTON,. kincm.n msster. lett Homo
islands On the 18th Of March. while lying Fanniugs
Island she anchor ana chain cable. A. shc
loading slowly not thought that she would sail
Tor Queenson her next uestinnon, before the 2th OF
the present month.
scnH WARREN y HorxIys. before reported on hre ~
Pryvincefown. WAS damsEed 70 the exteut Of $40.
Sem II AuvEY MArwrv Nowinu. put into Liverpool,
Ms for repairs lost foremost and maintopmast 2ts
inst ell q pc Sable.
bnryport bar on trip iro mScw York. parted
chain and lost an nnchor.
HALiyAx N-. April 29--Scverai steamers have been
jammed in the leo at White Bay for a week.
NKw LONDON April R0 PM-Part Of the crrgo hss been
ford ashore on Fishers Island. Tho Coast wrcckng Go
and get tho vessel OF the ncxt tide
RocxLASp No. April 29-schr Pomona tBr). from Boston
Annapolis. Ms. with -four and nidse, ashore
Ragged island on Friday last aud became total wreck
schr Cameo from Belfast for Boston, with a cargo %
merchandise went ahor MatnIc Island Sat.
urday will totn, loss. Tho saved.
SAN FnAScIsco, Aprit 29-Mr Colmcsnil, tho samoan
Minister witcs merchant in this city that nsros-
tions have the Australian
ers eaii regularly vt either Papopago or Apia
FAST SAILING BARK Ralph Peake ,r,. ffoSen, whic,
arrived NJ Queenstown March 70 from Point obos, mado
tue passage In ~ days.
sHrrpufLpise-At Brewer ve.ssi completed At
wymans yard, except hcr masts and spas 45b tons
me and will be launched, named aud rugged
suit the purchasers At the same yard Messs 1hsdseuA
beautifully modelled yacht o. 20 tons she has cabin
~ fsct long 10 feet wide. aud contains ii bertha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-30
CLEARED,

Steamer Ai'sA 90 augbss. Pos au Prises and ssvan
Steamer Nsynower. Dsvidson, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Hand. -.
ship Sc John, CoIccvd, San Frsnciseo-suison Co.
Bark Ch1pman tBr. Rutherford. Bristol. E-P
BsrI bivieo tyoD. Jorscnssn. G'ouessssr E-Funch.
IA Ss.s ssexc Em,,s cs,ss.. trsp xsossnsrs. x.pss.
BARK Disponent. tNor,. Hansen. Rossssasm-Bsnhsm
bark Jenny tAus, Gusrsnovien, rieste-s,ocovch
bark Nausika (Sor, speilberg. Dunkirk-c Tobias Co.
Bark uniono tItsD. CaHcro, Masseilles
HIGH ea;S"s darsuo
BARK ioIss Barbaryeh, cibya,ar for ordsrs-sio.
DAN ;oacp Flsscs SRs,. Dodge Demsrsrs-H rrsw-
tdsnss dose iasord nsnsds sssus IL arands-wsyds
\ Hss Port, Silva. oporse-Iiass-
5Hi BAs Rjss aussb EsiI.. WIN Jssac.
& isiisaisr~ 90 I'M piA Baltimore 3 Eosisnd
Ada Barker, Dobbias. BARBADOS aud 81 kns-Psns.
schr l. Burns. Crosby. Ponce. r RBrett. Son 4 Co.
Schr Tampico, Bonho6 Bsracoa-Miller lioughtou.
Schr Mary J Cook, Cook. Pensscoia-rarsons Loud
Schr L Costingham, outtsn. Richmond. va-sisshs.
scSr Richard Ill., smish. Washington, Dc-slsshs.
schs ii 4 Townsend Smith. Boston-Ied FRYE Co
rioop Mary Dallas Drake. iIarsordCsrtwrght Doyle.
Cleargd 27tl-Bark Aida (No). Bodtkor, Corr or Fall
mouth for orders-Funch Edge Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-30
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.

Tho Argyle rooms were crowded last night with
members OF the sporting fraternity the occasion being
q complimentary bonent TO Joe Goss and Mike Dono.
van the puests. For this porpose In the centre OF
tho hall, was . raised platform, round which Sers
tho familiar ropes OF the pr,zs ring The pro.
gramme consisted OF sparrine, club swinging
aud collar ana elbow wrestling Tho frat
spsrriug contestants vcre Two youths nsmed
McCabe and Ensei; these were followed by Bob Car.
and John stack; King from Troy, and J. Moore,
WAC all fought number OF rounus Then came
Pbyfer and Corbcts who were Introduced by old Iiln
Iovco two OF hts pupils; Pat Jordan aud Jim
Naylor, John Sanders ana Ohm Rfey, John corbett
and John Connolly, whose sparrng exhibitions ciicteu
considerable appliance. Alter sparrcrs came stephen
o, DonneIl anu John Flynn, VINO gave an Illustration
OF collar and elbow wrestling. which Donovan VS.
tile victor In two fails. ThIs according TO the UNI.
pre- ended ''thc foolingt and The spectators were
Invited TO witness exhibition OF sciencen IN the
.sct-to's Of Joe Goss snd johnny Dwyer, who. after
several rounds, vacated the ring for Professor Lat.
lin, who, with par Of Indian club,
weighing seven and hall pounds eacn, anu otc
cluo, Weighing thirteen pounds, performed a numccr
OF muscular wobdcrs Arthur Chambers anu Calf
CHAN then gave few rounds Of light weight sparring
ana alter several rounds by other pufis ~ moro re
stricted fame the event OF the evening camc on IN
set-to between Biy Edwards aud Mike Donovan.
This put the crowded spectators into athr Of excite
mont ana zach man was loudly appaudcd and cneercd
by hts friends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-30

Tn port 18th. schr Bella Russell, Smith, for Cedar Keys
fo,srA PIrsn April a-Aryived sshr Iosdon Randall.
stsw.ss Lvsrpooi. With loss Of third onicsr '''''
Arrived 26th. bark Queen Of the North tBE. Atkins,
KosAnro March IL Sailed. bark sarmisntO. Tibbetss.
ST P,raaE Mart April iArrived brig Eliza Thompson
McDonnc New York land sailed iosn for New Haven:
schr xebse (Br,. Dunham Barbados snd remained 9th.
chrissna tBn ManrSs Bsrb S sshr Aswesd s.
Georsina .isr,. iiemeon. Baltimore
In port April II. bgs Nellie tBr: Rood for New York;
Bunker from Baltimore arrived Portland Tor Ne.
SerI Mark rsnds,:n nsy for ..S New Y1 a.
Jacksonville: April s. Addie Henry Burns washinsson
No Via MSnssesrss; 5h yU sdmose' Nnnroe do. dol
Ii port April H. brig Maud Potter tBr, for Delaware
Breakwater
st Lucen mnd sai 9th for Qusnec) 9TH Nellie Jones
Obj Grant St Martins and sailed 18th for So johns
sailed i for as sons iaS bs ssche onsy consv .
York; sears Nash. Crowley. do Eva May Mcpuaie
iecn cHr Brown Martinquc 18th. brig Randolph Pay.
tr, Jones Dsms!ars schrs Luos M.Tshis1a Jones.
Wstnersi.ns tsr|. c.%sSsIi Dsmsrasa: 18th, sehl
esd vs;k 6sI.i%Srs Ian S;s RsSScnIs
Delaware Brsakwater; 18Th. brigs Matilda Buck tBrJ
Buck Ponce port o. Hasssras; chsssanoosa. Il:
y joHss Nk. April 25-Arived. schr D Halsssd tBI,
sMrnni,asx Ms April a2Clsared, bark Maud scanmslI
81 Joms. NIB. April as-ole..ed ships VIM A Campbell.
bark. Grown Jss.i Fritz Br
Wyman, Bristol III scawsrd tBr), McCoDp. Lond onderry
TAM,1 about March 7~sssd Emma Augusta. for
In port March TO- bark seave and schrs California
Bonanza and DrcWdnnught, wig.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-30

Al ssuxPARAxLRLED coMsNArIoN" OF COLI
oRfD ARTISTS AT LYRIC HALL.
Nsatly two hundred tights biazsd last evening, g
rathcr would blazed had tho gas pressure been
sunleasni, 10 tho auditorium Of Lyric Han. member
OF lessor lights chiefly Of nisr,onc brance, shonc
on the stage Of that temple Of Terpschors
IN eclipse Tom Taylor, tho Common wealth Dramatic
Club, the aflaIus OF art and last, though
NOT least,i two indispensable gentlemen Who
supplied the 'superb costumery,'' az tho
bill hath it, shared Jointly and scveraliy
IN all tho responsibility and tho glory Tho Common
wealth Dramatic Club 10 . colorcd amateur dramatic
association wh,cn boasts VI . "taienied young anna
tour actor, "unequaied coorod trsgodicnne,n and
outside OF those unparalleled combination"
al tsso powers for GOOD or evil vers brough, to bear
IN ths representation OF Tom Tayors mslodrama.
.rhe Fools Revenge" Months had been given 10
prcparation Tho nddles had ndded their finest, and
had such exquisite chords ready for tho most
meodramatic passages that oven the most
isse'pS lady T@'1 was perfect her pars,
and the representative Of Bortuecio was prodigy.
Tho audience arrived slowly and the coored portion
temen had been doing duty In down town restaurants
hal; hour BEFORE ana somc Of the ladies that
In venccred with The sweetest Of sable smiles had
como fresh from functions not wholly unconnected
with kitchens which, like Tcnnysen's old tavern,
dinnersD Bat art and It's rlumpbs a1d trophies had
touched every one except the gas man. who did
nos put on the pressure sumcientIy until
the third act. q circumstance which was
much against . proper display OF tho thcws
and muscles which the .'costumsry" gentlemen mad
built up under the hose OF the ducs character In the
play. But In spite oil this The representation wont
from triumph 70 triumph. "A marine 10 with
her," says Torel. Ia reference TO Malatcstas wife,
original reading, doubtless preferable to murrap,'
CONTAINING she tting Nc implication that enc OF
those semr.navsi heroes ~ an lotion oil most
positive order. Even months OF preparation do not
always make theatric consrivanccs perfect aud iasI
night u SO happened that the Duke ana ms fellow
pottors literally kicked into the street by the
falling OF an exterior scene ~ inopportune mo-
mcnt Tho promptcr, 100. was for once pcrunctcry,
and the leading lady, forgetting her part, hsa
10 40 out for her cue. which she did like Urave
woman, coming back ana nstsnlng- ber speech with
most excellent vchcmencc. Inc rsadtng aclor. Mr..
Edward L. Palsgio showed great deal OF clsverness
Bertnceio and TOR The Inos. P9ss mo msNeeSs OF
s'thc unparalleled combt nation" VROptod calm
jcstical STYLE sscbewing gesture exceps WHOM thsy
put thor hands on their sword niis- the applause
was very liborai all through. aud finally tho
tomary basket Of flowers wss presented 10 tue prin.
cipai lady, The curtain went down AID tho lights
went out and great event IN the chronicles OF
theatrical was completed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-30
FOREIGN PORTS.

New Ys.s t.as sailed April ier New Ycrs, kss,era
BonsAr April isArri,cd. ship Raphael. sherman. Liv
ss.rS, No" ssrs: ss,s bark Hds Gray, 'f s
sailed 3 .ehr cry o Green n.y Agar. San sIco
Dor, Msrsn Is sarss ri.ks,saa" te Scott, for
!isvr.; Brayton. Gray 70, No,a,o and boston "
o. il s.lIa:, STELLA. Davis: for Es.sri. and Boston
BAssspos Ap'n i-Arrvsd. big chris'iua a'r', Mum
Br~sup. April q Arrived, brix Rovss or, white De-
New Yois: aan, s.ssmsr M;rccs,.a jsess.sy Para or
ssloS aprii a. sris Snso Br,. Clay from Bull Rivep.
ys sr ioaaon. 10 AL a7sh: on,inenis upper from
srun,wes y, 40 s.ns,,o ,.. e DAY ., ,~c having
ss,s r from s.w Y.rs e 81. .soa
osS ~ I'D" csss" OK sra c.,s and Asa.s @ rom New
York; Muren. irom New ,o,i fsf Bsrbsdo'.
6yxrS.as April n Ps;. s,is. D;,I,sa Gibson From
ward rom DO arrived sh John BtIrhtm.n iiaa.ca. from
Sss arrived ts .m sss @ p.sr sss.y
Collision from Bsl.m:rc. arrive. "a: r.rcpa rsessrd
gn Ss- is's .m%osa I'll froa ossspo
Ns arrivsd I'd; Elizabeth tBr. roy from cornvals a"
s.:d March 20 bark Ns.,: Harper. sn''o.m; April =.
HAvisA, April IS Sailed steamer Niagara. Curtis. Se~
gers. whichsvsn for 81 Nassrcss Bay load Tor United
10Th. steamer Aihaubra tsr,. MetIhsny trom -
isnox April 2,-Arrvcd. bark Kaiaiis. brown. Phia:
depbia; scr Grace Davis. Davis do tbcfoee reported
without date. :.
LIvKarooI. Ms. AprIi 2o-Arved. brig Happy Return
CLEARED I'm. Dris ID. ,rr, smith. Canary island.
In port April "a bark Mary Leslie (Brl, bstnx uno
MARsxrLLgs, April 25-ArrIvcd, bark komsnee tSD,
.asisovass. Feb a,-Arrved. bark Abeio y Franklin,
Uowcs Samar6ng
MArEto. March ARRIVED brig Gratia tBr. Stafford.
rcrnanbuco tnnd sailed 10Th Tor Now YORK;. :. :.
MoRASr EEy April In port, brig silas Martin,
Bro~ n, for Bntimorr lldg -
ANpuco Marcn port, BARK Beitrces tr,. for
NsA iors las brig uerd,c ORR Kerr or DO dos sehrs
Etna. or. and w Drury. studley. for d I. do. 49,.
PoRr PAIN. Arn . In port BrEs slena Br, Mcieo \.
from abaaps, arrived 9TH, for Prince Edward lnann
~ ssbe,h u;r Harding, from and foe Loesccr. VI ar
Abee, HARDING une: Delma tBr, Morehonss Tor sew
for Boston: Evsngelinc IBID. s,ainc from Lshp,rs a..
Ne~ York JlMorton ,Br, MeCatny ios B.son; ss.,h
Putnam, Low. for Baltimur arrived March ~ Tor fha
dcphia q Willard. s,nonton. ~ Halifax; Vim Jc.'
kins ,Br,. Cam from Annapolis. Us. arrived Apii q
sailed April a. schr Ellen Perkins. Mitchell. Tor 81.
PonTo uABKLLo April fs--saiIed, bark seud. Lindsay
New York
lnasna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-30
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL %. 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHlTEsToyE TELEGRAPH LISE.
a riSss @
h With si, 70 henderson Bros ~ MontsmH Pous
5u. got on in few hours withoq. assistance - p..,
Phelps s i Sas. Co; Gov vs.s s passS
with s'a sa:s sn s
WIKI xp a Poss oya. sciu with
sesmer Bsnsfaeto jones' Wilmington. NC, days. with
ssso r ss SSaS 10
BARK Einisss c'er,. Schmidt Hull 70 days In ballast
bark Lrufia dssD. Lsvareo. Ipswich - days. in bal
Bark msSeee. Moulson tof Pos.en,. A,wood. smyrns
Passed ; :inrsl.ar March V 3.
y n. o 6. rsu I" dds Gov vessel 70
Miller IIe.sh,cn Crossed tho Equator March - IN ION
Iiis hmm. Dean uif,. po%iasasa Porto case'io 10
Bris lioss"so May oi wns.or Xs, Da,.es Are:ioo II
ds WIN Sss.s 20 sS New
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
sehr Bedsbsdsc. rhorndihe, Roctlsad 70, Nsw York
ser sunny Side D,xsn nridyspo,s: Tor Hsw York
sehr CARLISLE. Smith. New Haven Tor B.liimors
ssss laG%,s ss, ssmsr. Sss s,s sa, Tor Baltimore
zen, sarsf as si sss York
schr GHmccock. Fiixpstricx. Norhport for Now York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer rraueonia. Bragg. Now YORK for Portland.
steamer tsslates. Watson. New York for Provdencc.
Brig ANGELA kvsns. Brunswtck, o. for bridgeport land
anchored In n art Island roads). .
Brig Slas Award (5r,. Mcneil. New York TOR oyster
Bay. IL, 10 load brick for ~ John. NIB
sshr sansam; Chase SswyoIs for Ssx Bedford
Schr Il oodhnil. Wilson, New York for Providence.
sci,r Isle OF Pines, L-gx New York tor Providence
schr r simpson, Mahoney. New York for hartford.
Ecbr Martha Z King. Jarvis. New York for Hartford.
Schr Niagara, Wells. New YORK for Bridgeport
Scbr farmer ri, h. New York Tor Grcenwich.
schr shamrock. Troy. Hsverstraw for Neg Haven.
schr George Forguson Fsvrusou Rondous Tor Belfast,
Me-
Hchr Lewis Ane. Cole. Kingston for Hartford
Sehr Amer Taylor North. Port Johnson Tor Bangor.
Schr Geo Page. Young. Albany tor useeuporI
schr J II Barrett. Kelly, Amboy tor Boston.
Schr Sylvester Hale. Coleman, Am5oy for Taunton.
Schr John stockhsm. Hart. Amboy TOR Providence.
Schr ID u Floyd. Clifford, Amboy for Bristol. Ri.
) sopr.Oavtd Carrie. Posse, Am1oy for Portland ca
Kchr Forest TAX. rnrker. baltimore for New Haven
euhr Racer, JohnspS. Virginia for rrovidsnce.
Schr VIM Fsrren. Lindssv. Virginia tor New Haven.
All ti nb1we. 0EecpsinR the steamers, detained d
16effon aAuv0 NJ lvfnds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-30
THE DARING SHOT"

PHILADELPHIA, April %. 1873
To TEE EDITOR TIE HERALD
During my absence from New YORK city with my
travelling company my attention was attracted to
an advertisement IN your amusement columns Of
performance BE- given at my theatre, which Is now
under . different management, by q Miss Jennie
franklin, who announced as tho "darng shot aud
prnc pal The terrible catastrophe aud killing OF an
Innocent woman tho stsgc, ~ Pawtucket, II. l."
lpasmuch the public may Imagine that, con-
sequence OF the performance hong gwen ~ the
theatre which bears my name, party TO this In
human trading only too sad an event. takc this
opportunity OF discaimlng any participation in
tLis means Of continuing an uuenviaoe pub
licty OF q calamity which all riGht-minded people
regret and which should be suffered in silence
nv past . caterer OF pure innocent amuse.
ment 10 sufficient surety that no one would DO less
capable OF what regard cmlnently OF place and
in the strongest degree outrageous than myself.
TONY PASTOR,
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COUNTERFEIT TRADE DOLLARS.

james Blake, Thomas DAILY and James siavin, who
wcrc arrested in Brooklyn on Thursday last charged
with passing count erfet trade dollars were srraigncd
before Cbited States Ctmn ssioner wtnsiow ycstrr.
day. The two forner pleaded guilty TO the cbsrsc,
and committed to jail for sentence, wniIo the
latter pleaded not guilty His examination will take
place on THURSDAY next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-30
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON DO April 2DNoiicc Is given by the Light
hous. Board that tho Automatic signal buoy oil Cnp Hat
has been replaced The buoy painted red and
eupies the position % The winch disappeared from
tho middle. ~ the month. This buoy is
anchored in IL fahons Of water, Cnpc Hntterss light
bcaring NV by N. distant about IL miles
cmaRLrsros. April 27Thc Pumpkin Hin buoy got sdr.t
before yesterday and secured yesterday by the
crew ghtsbp who have IL moorcd fast 70 their
vessel, awaiting It's replacement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-30
OUR CApLE SKIPPING NEWS.

AxsrrnpAu April 70 Arrived bark Ibis (Nor), Christian
sen. Chsricston.
Salad 27,h. bark vixips rBrl. Rrsrson. Esv York.
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KINGS COUNTY BUDGET.

An sdjournsd meeting of.tnc Kings County Board Of
Supervisory Committee on General Taxes was held
yes.crday for the purpose Of considering tho county
budget for tho ensuing nscai year. Tho committee,
aer lengthy discussion, decided that tho following
amounts ould DO required for purposes named -
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Ioth <S5U 400
II 10 thought That whom tho OF tho esii-
m ue - made out by the clerk OF tho Board 10 will
show ar increase OF $4,000 last year. TINS is
owipe extra repairs made street jail
also TO BRIDGES rho request Of Miss Indo Gilbert
for appropriation OF 1900 for library at tho
Penisenuary vas not granted BY tho committed.
Keeper sbevn, OF the Penicntinry, in asking Tor
appropriation Of $1,000 for that INSTITUTION, say
tnst " tho $4,000 due the board Of Quilted states
prisoners we're paid w the government no would not
require any county appropriation.
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Steamer Automatic, for Lewcs Del: ships Coidstrsam
AMER; Kyaalmere !Brs Liverpool; banks son,hsrd
tbr). London; Harriet Jackson tardenns: schrs Mar
ella Reynolds, Laguayrs. &C: VIM Van Name, Virginia
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ship Agatha (SoD from Tonsbcrg for Nov York. April
-, lat a. IL ION ~ IL.
Bark Eta Tosing oring. from Philadelphia FOR Japan,
March "a. lat - N. Ion - W.
Bark ans >o, soani 20 Quebec. April H. lat -, lon
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WHALEMEN.

letter from on board bark Sunbeam. Ginord OF Nh,
dated Barbados April IL reports had 80 bbls oil
leaving Faysi $50 bbs all told Reports do. since
bark Peru Ears NIB. with 40 bbIg oil last
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could DO desired passabie. tGretchcn'' win be re-
peaicd every evening This week and on Wednesday
aud Saturday afternoons.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

WESTERN UNION TIME BALL
NV yoRK. April 2o-Soon.
Tho western Union time ball to-day dropped nine
tenths second fast
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
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