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The New York herald., 1878-02-27

Bowers narknsss. Indramsjoe iith senr bsnry Lap
PET Ho". na,. B,,rb.c.. Star Br Forbes
New York tnos before reportedj- -
roeuIxno. Dec l2-sAed bark Francis Palmer ses
G.L,Ad, Jan as- Arrived, ship Charlie Baker tSs,.
Brown his Jansro bark g 9 whitmors. Humphrsy VAL
bsmia, Trask, San Fraucisco.
hAyAsA Feb 2o-Arrived steamer Saratoga. sundbers.
HAIisAx Feb 22-Clearsd sehr Senator Crimes Clarke.
.LAcgAyHA. Feb 7-Arrivcd. brig Eichs tBr, Lindsay.
New York.
MoSrsyiDro ian is In port. brig. n pswsy, L,rng,
%s.as. s for ord do sch wi.mno Scott isv.s. 80
FApASs DscIG Sailed. bsrks Beatrice Hsvner issnsr.
in port Jan !. brig Macssssr trr, w,ih.lm for Ns~
PsmsAssuco, Jan lS-salsd- bark ouicss.sp rsts
Qrom New ork), Portland. o.
Sailed Ian 25 brig Jonn sherwood, Mankin New York.
Booth sposis.s Chspmsn. Gsc!rs rs.hoay wii.on.
s.imsrs raeb Sing tr e, sGS' S.s"1i Ger,
Clarke Baltimore tcssrsd 2sd! Iiaysna. Msysr and
Allie i,atmhsn, Baxtsr, and W II Kesney. Beers nnc
Y,t vs sa.s C.na n". as ssiors =.
soogAsArA. Dse s-Arrivsd ship Sapphire. cengdo~
ssa ship es.ss MsM."s' ss. ss.t
hang land sailed an for tngsnd'. ..u.
Sailed Dec as bark Ilis SAwysr aS.srs. Roh.,. tr,,
In port Jan II. bark Philip Fitzpatrick. Phsan. fs'
% SmrnsA. fob a-s.iied. Lizzie Curry tBr. Curry
New York.
SAIGON. IAN l0-Avrtved hark Nosss io~ss' HaA'e"
sr GArnA~rsxs tBrasiD. Jan i2-,n port. brig "
MS 20 E%.ty % S,'ss s.S~ s
,DeiJ; schr Arnon (Br). Patterson New York.
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tho table. Tho all attention 10 tho young
folks aud gave them unlimited cream. regardless oI
the bitter awakening this morning. What a JOEY
time tho subjects oi His Majesty King Carnival had
thought that he had stumbled upon Fourth ofJuiy
party and then thcy took the surprises that came
in them and wore them on their heads II thoy were
hats, which most OF them were. great many OF inc
children went home from the supper table. wni'o
others went M the noor and ''made night
daucing In their white slippers until long after tho
tine they should havc been IN bed and asleep fer
haPs their parents did rot Mr. Henry Bergh, who
walked solemuly about the outskirts OF the dancing
hoor, though not, OF course, Ms representative OF
lie Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 70 CnhoTen.
ELDERS.
There was less dressing last evening tnan ID usuni
NJ balls In this city. The people cviuentiy went
DO entertained by tho sight oil tho children.
and that they certainly were 10 oe cure
there were a great many beautiful sesIe's.
oui there wero also many simple street costumes,
and business suits brushed up against evening
dresses. After the children had partaken oil ther
rcireshmen the grown ups took possession oi tne
supper aud eDjoyed hearty repast consisting
f:-Consomm6 de carnaval c0telettes do volatile, de.
guisees; oysters la Neptune oysters en- rooe
do chambre recdbirds caisso la Gennevicve.
Froid-Saumon a la Triton, hIet oi beef pique u 10
Picrrot, boned turkey Ia Debardeuse, Westpna'ia
tongue Ia Colomblne maliard ducks en- dom
mo, capon ana grouse en- chemisc, Mayonnaso
oi chicken Harlequin. lobster salad IN
mermaid, sandwiches pour tout ic monde
Dcsser-Charotc russo. wine Jelly. assorted cakcs,
vanilla and stg wberrv ice croam lemon waller cc ann
Neapoiitan pieces oni6es. bonbon nnaieres uminees
paviilons pour danes, notices fruits. DESSERT conec
Winos-SL Marccsux dry royal and cxtrau dry. humn's
extra dry, Gouiet Aonopoie dry, OeImonico ana Roc
derer dry Slicry.
much SO. indeed. that Il viii be repeated 90 Satur
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MISTAKES ALL AROUND.

During ball on Monday night, at Mars Academy,
Beecker street, two young men, named Michael
Mccarthy, Of NO. 20 Gansevoort street, and Thomas
Delaney, OF No. 146 horatio street, had quarrel
about a young woman, whom both had asked TO
dance. They came to blows and Mccarthy was
elected from the ballroom
Last night Mccarthy met Delaney, who was tur.
rounded by several Of his friends At tho corner OF
Washington aud Jane Streets fight ensued and NJ c.
Carthy receved severe scalp wound at tho hands OF
somc of Delapey's friends, who struck MN ON the
head with u sharp instrumehL Mccarthy drew a
large butcher knife and attempted TO stab Delaney,
nut by mistake inflicted q severe wound on
Andrew Gibbons, OF No "a Jane street.
Delaney, seeing Mccarthy draw a knife, pulled
a revolver IRON his pocket, and while at
tempting TO discharge at the latter, shot himself
In the hand, innictjng painful wound. Mccarthy
and Delaney were both arrested by Detective O'Noii
md OnIccr NcKeon and taken TO the Ch aries street
station house, where, alter their wounds had been
dressed, they were locked up
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BELOW.
Bark "TIustrisr." from Trieste.
CLEARED.

Steamer Idaho (Bp. Holmes. Liverpool via Queens
towu-Williams Guion.
steamer Hermann Ludwig d3elg). Dart, Antwerp
Punch. Edye Co. -
steamer wyanote. Couch. Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Go. =,
Steamer vinocator, Rogers. Phladeiphis-Jnmes hAnu
steamer Nereus. Haiiett. Boston-H Dmock. .
Bark Andreas tGreck). cochinas. Liverp'o-boyd
Hincken
Bark y l. Routh. Young. Lverpoo-Thos Dunhsm's
Hephew 4 Co.
Bark Dante tAus vidulch Bristol F. -socovtch 4 Co.
Bark Mary Ann tBr'. Dwyer Queenstown for orders -
George Bulley.
i,srk Grace tsr). Mcneil. Rousn dFrancsi W Parker
i Co.
Bark Angela ntAi), Stnujo. Genos-Siocovich 4 CO.
lsark Fideiito tn. Fay. Stracke
Bars Golden Fleece tBr. Dodge. DemerarH-ii Trow'
bridges Sons
Bark Ciotiids. Miller. Cisnfusgo Atkins ca.
Brig Eiwn Rowa. Griffin. Ciudxd Bovar-J Agosttut.
Brig Charlotte, Briggs, barbndns-Dwisht Fi.tI
Schr Matilda Buck tBr) Buck. Basbsdos-Lcaycran
Il o.
schr Lavinia Bell. Acrich. rampico-James a Van
schr George vrssland. Van csaf Charleston aruos
Van Rrunt
schr Isaac l. Clark. Lake. Camden. NJ-JAm.s A Van
Brunt.
sehr Clara Lssvti. Iamhoro. Perth Arasoy. NJBrett
Son h TO.
sch, Mins,ss. Nutter. New Hsven-sackst 4 Bro.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

s. .s: S a.: Il
seaman. "i Ballast or Rockpor.. Me. agod 81 years
BARK PRtLIr SurrIc,cm U'er) from Newcastle X. for
. s % Ss"s "s
phAe Of Soda 222 casks sal SOFIA 900 casks ak"l CON
New York parti"a rho nai ocor Caps atteras re-
n; es1ns% nr re tho s:,
belonging 20 the captain M log books or papers sivns
had RELATIVES living IN Fibnt. Germany Among the
pss.rs letter. dated eisinoi Jan is is77 signed Oy
ScnR NJ sIxAosns. Kesns at Vineyard Haven 18th,
from salt Cay Tor Boston. has on hoar CAPT Allen and
wrecked at Grand Turk
SOM EDNA uAnwoop. from Rookport for Norfolk. in
Sonnd Point. where she remained Il sunset
scun BRAnLxv. stranded ono mile $ Of Shark River
her ints eSp,.a Charles pasn Of Baeksp"r Me- TO-,
s e will make an ,s so, 70 sss s ins +. " xs.s % s
tent Of her inuiss .nno. % be shs lie. vel, up
s". s ssxs'.a .,sS viii l. does
main n,Ae. rho hn' eopp.! .nssthsd and fastened
With sth and plaster isdrr sit Mrnsn early
%.ns. msr. s "a oss cn e 81 is
on cargo. s. 900.
onsn from Portland 70, Ns- yor, & va. run into
schr rrsser coal laden TOR Newport aud had her main
head gear.
scnn Knpnox sB1,. MeKiuson: pu. int. st K.: The
7tl inst Ienky pccn oeacncu snu
She was ownod by parties in Yarmouth Ms
ScnR IkNRY DAvxY. King. which struck rock Booth
and viii Ss piacsd in tho dry dock for Repairs
ScnR john BELn. s254 tons. Of Taunton, has beer
by Capt Springer, OF New Bedford Ia
be employed In the coastins business.
srxAxruG Cirros. Of New York. sunk at pier ~ North
River yesterday morning.
An schooner went ashore Briynn
tine Beach, NJ three miles OF the life saving station nj
AM Feb 26 but got OIL safely high tide without assist
The vessel which into tho ship Sachem. OF Boston
before into Cape Town Dec ~ leaky. the
ship caxenn of Greanock which arrival ut Dundeo Feb
2l Tho Of the Sachem will probably bring suit
against the Cazean for damages caused by tho collision
Capt Francis of schr Zeta Psi. Vineyard Haven do
telegraphed from Woods Hole to
before being towed to that port
Island Home. Tho vessel WAS lying at anchor In three
fathos whom tho steamer TO her assistance
and in Immediate danger The evening previous
owing high she had struck bottom slightly
NEW ORLEANS Feb rs. midniyht-The shin Torn ado
Br for Liverpool 10 again burning She has Is feet OF
In her hold The fire Is tho port side and II Is bc
ieved she will sink despatch states that the
sci viii DO total loss. The win be badly damaged
and the loss estimated At $i5onOO The Torn
built ct Williamsburg, " In 1852 registered
TONS and owned by smith, Bilbrough Co.. Of Lver
pool E. ~
sHIrsurLpIxc-At East Boston. Messrs Smith 4 Towns
ends ship Of 100 half framed and the fishing
In McKays old yard panKed aud could be launched
model sailing Mr. Peabodys yacht Is housed
In the yard the Meridian street bridge Mr. Able
Gove's ship Of 400 tons Is still In process OF
structon She Is for sale.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 26, 1878,
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wuITEsroyE TELEGRAPH LINE
steamer City of savannah Mallory. Savannah days,
seames kesuistor Doane. wilmington. NC. days with
sii Ship % swallow S sss.on Hswe Manila DC. r. wit.
IF. IF sfSS Esa.sS9 Ss: ,n ishsses
ss :ss ASs ~ s.w @ g
iS 10 s. lon 80 Sars Tempar 0acu,a ior d.
with nn Iss ssoa Low Passed xpjor of GsS
Hope Jan St Helena i4'h AMI crossed the Equator 2n
Ss 81 ss Hss n. ss1's
and had stormy westerly winds; was 10 days
Bark yipss .sef, Petersen Lynn os days. In bal.
sasSsd .ss a"s s. s.ssa g
Bark AT%onii s nSx G.. rsdelo cs'n' "a days with sui
Bark Naux sr reskcod psrna%snso mi E"0a. 80 e1y
ros ss e s;. s lstrsfs:
Avles Feb 22 on the che'apeake passed vessels
BARK Sars"rsihe Blanc. Ger yramoars. Thi,sdslghis
Queenstown but pu. into this port TOR reDars ssyns on
lasting hours causing the vessel TO spring Leak she Is
Sehs isnfy tof asSha Ross Prince via Della
20 days WIZ % and .s sOsss s;ron TO
no!.ns. and s";;sry sros rd 10 with orwood
Schr Virginia Ru,on, Ruion, Porto P1ats days with
loewood to Murray, Jr; vessel 10 Warren Ray.
schr Col 5 W Rasee, Smith. jacksonville days, with
schr $ Kendall. Kendall. Jacksonville days. with
lumber TO II smith Go.
schr Sarah Clark Brooks Jacksonville days. with ium-
schr /, sturJeyant Adams, Washington, NC. 9 days.
with shingles TO Blakesley vessel TO ovcrton haw
Hins. ..
Schr David CARL, Hawkins. Virginia.
Schr David CARL, Hawkins Virginia.
Schr VI Turner, Parker. Virginia.
schr sophia Wilson Simpler, Bsl,imcre Tor Bridgeport
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Galates Walden. Providence for New York..
Steamer Amos Barstov. Kenny. Providenco LOT NOW
York.
Schr II Brooks, Quipcy Kennebcc. No. for New York
Schr Iris, Long. Harwich for New York.
Schr Hastngs. Chase, New Bedford for New fork.
Schr Laurel. Davis. New London tor New York.
Schr Horizon, Rogers. New iondon Tor New fork. vi,
Schr Williams Riley. Cobb. New London for New York
Schr Franklin ID Nelson, kceney, New London TOR New
York. . . -
Schr Anorns q. Wilcox. New London for New York.
At anchor in East Chester Bay-schrs J Bartlett,
Kelly and Cornoa, Carroll from Providence for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Frapcouia. B.agg. New York for Portland.
steamer City Fitchburg Es New York for New Bed.
schr Alice B Dyer Davis New York for Boston. -
Scnr Ney Baker. New York Tor Fall i.iver.
schr samuel Goodwin. Williams. now York for STAN
ford - .
Sshs Hsnrz- Andaxzon- Nav ya<k fnx Nar Aaxan-
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STOLEN PROPERTY RETURNED.

Mrs. Catharino Mccarthy, OF Fulton avenue and
1CS.h street, few weeks ago gwen tho custody
or about $500, the proceeds Of q fair held in ST
Augusiine's Roman Catholic Church, Morrisania
day or two after two young men called upon tho lady
her home undcr the pretcnce OF taking the ccpsus
Mrs Mccarthy admitted them. whercupon the sisi-
tors seized her by the throa her into
insensibiIiIy and then ran away with two watches
valued ut 500, the church money having previously
been handed TO Father McNamce. Nothing was heard
OF the stolen valuablcs until few nights ago, when
the door bell runr ana a package containing the
properly was fouuo lying on the stoops
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
NoT1oETo MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmssters informed
that by teisgrapng the HERALD London bureau. ad
dressing Bennett No. 46 Fleet street. London" to the
Paris Office. addressing "Bennett 81 Avenue do rOpera
Paris arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports OF and all foreign vessels trading
with tho United States the viii DO osbcd this
country free ot charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Med
ports will and the Paris Office the
cal and expeditions for tele gr aphing
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
TIE DEAD MlSER.

David Leach who recently died in Jersey city, left,
IL was supposed, considerable money, which bo had
often said he would viii to the Queen OF England. In
the miscr's OF squalor search has begun among
the old bones aud filthy rags with which his apart
ncnt was filed The only money yet found Is o de-
post OF nearly 5000 to tho miser's credit In the
i'rovident Institution Tor savings on Washington
street Jersey Cv Leach's remains Will be dece nty
inferred. No will has yet been iound but there Is no
doubt that he left his accumulation OF wealth to Queen
Victoria, as he deter Tmibed 10 do. IL seemed ap-
parcptly 10 DO his Iiios ambition.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Feb 24-saiied steamer u steinmann (Belg),
Lechere New York; 6th ship Dunrobtn iBr, Harris do.
BRrsroL-Arrived in Kingroad Feb 70. barKs Topdsl
Nor) Oiscn New York; Nordenskoid (Nor,. Peterson.
do: Maud scammell tBr Thompson. dol stefanino Qsa
Genta Philadelphia tsn via Queenstown.
cows. Feb 2e-Arrived brig Genoa tBr). Priest New
YORK for Goce.
CALCUTTA Feb ae-cisared ships Gareoch Br). Green.
wood New York; Lyva (Br), Mosher Boston.
chartered-shp Star Of Albion tBr). Hughes. to load
for New York.
DIAL Fob 2e-Arrivsd ship HocsanooEs tBr. johnson.
Phiadelphis for London.
GorrxxsuRo to fsb ae-Arrived, bark woys Nor,. An
derseu, New York. :.
G,pnALrAn Feb 2o-Arrived, bark Carmen ;sp) Granja
Now Orleans; brig Sassra Partridge. New Yosk 24sh
bark Sarah staples. Ford Baltimore tor Msrseilles
betw).
nAvxx Feb co-Arrvsd. bark Columbia tGer). schu-
macber. Mobile.
LvrKrooL Psb e-Arrved. steamer Scandinavian tBr,
Richardson Batmots, ships Nonsntum. Poster. Norfolk,
Pr!ucepvrt IBID. Brown. Charleston: v Hesey. Small
Norfolk Fylrjs tNor, jensen New osans bark ST Olaf
(Nor) Lund, Galveston; brig Horssy (Br, Codl. Old
uarbor, ia.
Sailed 2sth. ship George Peabody. Clark. Key West
LONDON. Feb 2e-Anived. steamer Anglia tBr. Young.
New York bark Annapolis tBr). Deiap. do
Sailed 2sth, brig suomsainon Qsus), Herlin. Phisdsi-
phiA
LIMERICK. Fob 26-Arrivod bark Able Nor. Jorgensen.
New Orleans
MfsrLEY, Feb 2SSailed. bark Gustaf Atoph tNor).
Mohn, Philadelphia.
QUEENSTOWN. Feb 25Arrived. barks Algeria tBr. Stu.
art, York. De vebber (Br). Wright. do; Mel
(Nor). Larsen, do; Murci 3D. Nicholson Baltimore
Nuova Iosina Canessa utaD Delacassa, Philadelphia;
Praecs (yor) Roth. New Orleans: Naaden (Nor). Hal
vorsen Wilmington; 26th Harmony (Br). Dnsmore. New
York Mary ogsrth tBr), Shields. do Norhumbria (Br.
Shelly. do vtora Csnesro QtaD. valcrmo. Baltimore.
Also arrived at 26th. AN, steamer Republic Br)
Perry, New York for Liverpool (snd proceodsd).
ROTTERDAM Feb 28--Arrvod. steamcr Caiand Dutch
Dcddes. New YORK.
YxuiDES. Feb 2e-Arrived. sehr George L Thatcher.
Thatcher. Mobile
LONDON, Feb 2o-Bark Sarah A Staples. Ford. from
Baltimore tor Marsciles put into Gibraltar 2ah inst
with rder broken. tAnotner says that 10
leaky
Bark lawrence from Boston for Beyrout. which arrived
Gibraltar Feb a. with ruadcr broken. is also
leaky.
Brig Beauty tBr, Sncair, from Port Rush Oct 49, via
Moviic Dec 1s, Tor St John, NB abandoned at
Her rescued and landed at Cowcs to-day By the
British brig Genoa Capt Priest from New York for 0oole.
[The Beauty built at st John NB In 1885, where she
was owned. and registered 2e4 tons
| WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYnHsD, Feb 26-wind sw fresh barometer, 2s 800.
| PLYMOUTH. Feb 2o-wind sw. moderate; barometer
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ALLEGED MALPRACTICE.

Elizabeth King, n midwife, residing at No. 164
East rwenty-eghth street. awas arrested last night
by Detective iobinson, OF tho Seventeenth precinct,
ON u warrant issued by Justicos Morgan, at the
complaint OF Rosa KNITTED, scamstrcss residing 1T
No. y2 First avenue, who charged her with maprac-
,ce Elizabeth King arrested at her house,
which was searched, and drugs and Instruments were
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
THE LATE GEORGE H. CAREY.

THE LATE GEORGE II. CAREY
The following resolutions OF respect to the memory
OF Mr. George Carey, who was killed on the occa-
sion Of the collision between the National limo steamer
spain and the Staten Island forryboat Casteton
adopted last Sunday at meeting OF the Vcstry Of the
Church OF the Ascension, on Staten Island
Resolved That in the death Of friend. Mr. George II.
Carey church the vestry called to the
loss Of fellow member greatly respected and beloved
Resolved That In this. the accustomed tribute tho
memory deceased. desire to convey to the family
and friend OF sympathy
with them in their bereavement, with desire
that and the promised fort OF the
may be given them.
Resolved That foregoing resolutions be published
and that u copy be sent to the family.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
SAILED.

Steamers tdabo Br) for Liverpool Fsurs Castle f8rl
Bristol n"t 23dl wyapoke, Richmond. &c; Perk
omen Phiisdsnhs harkx Oevcr Dubrovacki fAus). Bcl
fast Amcitis tNor) Dublin Fritz Smith (Norl. Cork
Fslmcnth: Adele ssban tNorl. Lverrooi " Heard
brss ronx tN",. Plymouth; q Y Iccry. ssgua; schr 7
A
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AMER Jan yPsssod ship Sunrise. CLARKE, Batavia for
Rottcrdam. :.
BATAVIA Jan 7-Arrived, ship Akhar, Lamson, New
York; bark Crusader Gorham, do
haiiad Ian Z xin axdtt. xaailAi 6h- hayx
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.
NEW yoRx. Feb. 2e-Noon

INV YORK. Feb 26-Noon.
The time ball Of tho Western Union Telegraph Company
10y standard time United States Naval Observatory
nt Washington to-day dropped one-tenth second
fat
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
SPOKEN.

Ship scresmer Austin. from New Orleans for Liverpool
Feb ~, lat 81 IL. Ion 10 00
Brig Brtanns from guisrs. Of and for St Johns. NF
Feb IL, lst - IS. Ion Is 40
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
THE CHILDRENS CARNIVAL.
Complete Success of the Affair at
the Academy.
SCENES FROM FAIRY LAND.
DELIGHT OF the Children and Qualification
OF Their Friends.

gayev. brighter scers than the Academy OF Music
presented last evening u would be hard 10 imagine
The OCCASION the children's carnival and
ball, which met with such great success al
ITS Inauguration In America last year. The
Academy has been the scene OF great many
balls this season, but Is doubtful II any one OF them
has gwen greater pleasure to as many people AL the
seats IN the dress circle and most OF the boxes were
occupied. The following are the names Of those who
pied the boxes-
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
iii~ Destination

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW PoR THE MONTHS
FEBRUARY AND MARCH
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
THE FERRY COLLISIONS.

SUSPICION THAT CHARLES II. EBERT WAS
RoppED-LEoAL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE
SCHOONER JOSIE CROWLEY.
r. W. Lohman, q clerk In tho grocery store OF
Charles H. Ebert who was killed in the collision be-
tween the Pavonia ferryboat James Fisk, Jr.,
and the schooner josie Crowley on Satur-
day night, visited Jersey City last night
ana told Captain Mullaney the following
strange story, which would mako 1t appear that
O'Clock Saturday afternoon Ebert took Sl00 from tho
saio ana charged II TO his account on the cash
BOOK Soon after he cashed u chock for $25,
and later a neighbor called Lobmau and
asked him to cash check OF $50. Lohman sent him
TO Ebert, at tho same timo telling him to inform
Ebert not TO cash the check unless he would have $50
in money remaining. rs he wanted that amount TO
purchase supplies early Monday. Ebert cashed the
check aud sent back word that he had over
$780, Wnen H. W. Locwe. who was also injured by the
collision was leaving Eberts store he paid him $2l
and tho Two started together. According 10 this
statement Ebert must have had over $7l In cash
besides the two checks in his possession. Loewe
says they did not stop while gong from
the storo TO tho boat Yesterday Coroner Cannon,
Of Jersey City, gave Eberts friends SIS in cash and
the two ecks which he said was all the money found
that be had been robbed Lohmau states that Ebert
always carried pocketboox IN which he generally
lad some money. Coroner Cannon says that
no pockesbook was found md, upon Eberps
corroborates this statement Mr. Lohman likewise
says that he told that soon alter the accident
when Eberps mangied remains weEe lying on tho
forward part OF the deck ot the Fisk tho engineer OF
the ferryboat four wero about the body, who
claimed 70 be doctors and who he learned afterward,
wero not. Tho police are investigating the matter
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
MIsCELLANEOUs,

MISCELLANEOUS.
fSK6fEss0E W. PxINE'5 LIQUID OZONE Is fITE
i great discovery of the aga Once. PEABODY HotsI,
philAdolphtA
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
WEATHER REPORT.

HoLYnEAp Feb 26wind sW. fresh barometer, 20 900.
PLYMOUTH. FEB 2e-wnd sw. moderate; barometer
40 III
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
THE JOSIE CROWLEY LrpELLED.

A. W. Tenney. United States District Attorney for
the Eastern District Of New York, yesterday caused
to be filed IN Brooklyn In the United States Court
libel against the schooner Josie Crowley. which was
run into by the Now Jersey ferryboat James Fisk on
Saturday night last during the log The libel is filed
TO recover u penalty OF $500 for "iailing to
bell or TO give warning TO approaching vessels
In the Hudson River foot OF West Thirteenth street,
New York, within the bay ana harbor OF New York |;
and for not having exhibited white light, as required
by section 4, ,42a
The Clerk OF ihe Court issued process which was
gwen TO United states Marshal Harlow, to attach tho
Josie Crowley.