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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-09
JANNEY & WORK. Agents.

NOtfce-Neather the captain. owners
nor tha undersigned agents of the British
Steamship FIRE QUEEN, Williams master,
from Liverpool will be responsible for any debts
contracted by the crew of said yeesel. ~ m
ana Ar DECAN o. w.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-09

Eressmakers and SeaFmstFesses.
sEAMsTREss WANTS EMPLOYMENT
Il by the day or week. Can cut and it, and
q No. operator on the Singer or Weeds ma
hines. Please address SEAMSTRESS. Demo-
rat Office. aus "
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-09

WTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A
w situation to do houseWork and diningroom
work. Address 285 DrYades street. aus 3t
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-09

WTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
w q situation as cook Can give best Of ref
erences. Address ELLEN. No. 226 Eighth
Strant. hu7 3t
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-09
MONTGOMERY g. Co,
FOR RENT.


U1OR BALErTHE ORLEANS PLANTATION
T. nye miles below the 6 Gty n Of New orleanss
grind. and enough to plant one hundred and
fifty acres Also, one thousand cords OF wooa
and two thousand barrels Of coal, already at the
sugar house This plantation is in best kind cit
running order. and very well 9tneked For per-
Cont street. New Orleans. au6 I'm
L,oR RENT-ON OR ABOUT OCTOBER
IL 1878, the store No. III Canal street. flraG
class retail stand. Apply to 66 Bourbon street,
back office. T. ]. GASQUET, agent. au3 C
I1OR nENT-POssEssION GIVEN on CO
IL tober next, the largo premises Ho. @ % Oa1a B
publican Printing Company. Apply to II. Y
ROBINSON, No. Carondeet street. ly9 h
TsOR RENT-POsSEsSION GIVEN ON THE
T. first Of Septenber next, The we'll knoWn
Beer Saloon No. Isl Common street, between ss@
Charles and Carondeet streets. occupied Toe
many years by Mr.. Krogt. -
Also. store No. 1a4 Canal street. between sst
Charles and Carondelet streets.
Apply to a. +. WEBER,
iva Ann 1874 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-09

YKTANTED-TO RENT-A HOUSE WITH
wv Ave rooms. in the Fourth District. Rent
must not be over SIS per month. Address g. ".
B. Democrat office. myM u
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-09

YKTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN,
home. Address 285 Dryades street, aus 3t
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS

VHyANTED TO PURCHASE IMMEDIATE
w ly-One half cash. small property. situ-
ated between Dryades street and the river,
offica aus At
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-09
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1878
WANTS.
errUATAoHs wANTEzp-FEBzALEs.
Cooks. Nurses. Caananermasas. Il

VNYANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w girl, 8 situation to nurse and do house
work. Address 337 Dryades street. aus 3t
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-09

WANTED GOOD PAYING TENANT
w wishes to secure o small house within
walking distance of the business portion Of
Canal street by the first of September next.
Rent must be moderate. Address j. D., this
office je26 If
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-09

Notice - All Parties Having Shipped
freight per steamer YAZOO VALLEY on Au.,
gust 3 and 8 for Vicksburg., Delta. Yazoo ana nt
Tal1ahatchie rivers will send down TO the boat.
now at the levee and receive the same. having
been returned on account of quarantine at said
$c
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-09

TRAVELLING CLERK wANTED-ONE WHO
i is thoroughly acquainted with the Lou@isl- isl
ana trade Must speak the French and English
languages Address, stating age and with
references from last employer. Postoffice box
1xrc aIIR 2tR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13
daDNIU NEgAEDO.
Patiilas 9 de Enero de 1878.

| / d,lldS = VIC EUtIO tit lSIS
| E vccndario de Patlas obedeciendo a los
Sentimicntos de gratitud Y satisfaction por to-
ner Ell su seno como Cura Plrroco al modesto
| = virtuoso Pbro. d. Antonio Perlomo, digno
| hiio tie este suclo, no pucde menos DO estar de
enhoraDucna Y eevar CON al respeto debido
a nuestro eSciaiecldo sehor ODispo la expire
sion de regocIo contento nor la eleccon tan
! ju5ta en- deSi@nar como pastor de su aAliguo
rehano al venerable padre Perdomo
Durante e cOrto tempo que lleVa de cSta-
| entire nosotros, ha dado pruehas este vrtuosu
| Sacer(lote de su cello Y fervor religiosos Eli
la paSada fiesta de la Immaculate Conccpcion
| Sc otreci0 Il celebrar las noyenas dem!3 oficos
gratis, los cnalCs Sc celebraron con to(ia la so.
lemnidad possible, viendQse todas las noches-la
casa de Dlos ilena de feIyientes devotos que
presurosos corrian q cantar las glorias de
Nuestra Sehora. Mayor concurrenca Sc not6
el dia de la Conception la hora de la misa.
zen que tanto la congregation de has de Ma
ria compuesta de nhas Y senOritGs como otras
muchas personals de ambos sGXos, Sc acercaron
| reclhir de manos Gle nuestro qperilo parroco
el pan Eucarlstico, qqedando todos mpresio-
nadoS de eaa buena te que todO buen cristiano
experimental cuando el corazOn rebOSa de eX-
pansion y Sc tiene la confanza de que ell eSpi-
rltu relgsoso de este pueblo, con ell pastor que
la Providencia lie ha deparado no caeri jamas,
ayudarle y cooperar para la formation de CO.
fradas hermandades de que oareoemos por
competo
Las misas dc agunaldo tambien las ha cele-
bradO el Sr Cura gratuitas, pesar de no dis
flutar una muy buena salud y tener que levan-
tarse por la madrugada. Vemos pues en- nues.
tro parroco un buen Sacerdote, pues Gasde que
esta eiitre nosotros, con mano pr0tliga escon-
dida socorre las ne0osidades de Il conocidas.
El dia = de Enero todas las famias mas
dsthguidas dc la p0blacion sc dirigieron la
casa que hahlta ell ST. Cura para felicitarle, V
con cuya compania Sc pasaron algunas horas
de solaz, sendo todos olseqniados con protu-
sion de ducG2 iicores y retrescos propios de
Gna fieSta de esta naturalc2a La MAYOR 8
menor smpatia que goza un yecino en- I'LL pue-
bio, suele demostrdrsele en- una de esas rcuuio.
nes de aguinaldo, tradcionales en- este suelo.
Sirvale pues de satisfaction al padre Perdomo,
yer en- torno suya i todos sus teligre8es que le
desean largos amos de vida y permanenoja en-
tire ellos
NARI0S VECINOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13

ficio, cuando, nombrado arzobispo de
Valencia, descans6 en- el antes de su
entrada solenne Ell la ciudad destle Gu
va fecha todos los preiados nuevamente
elegidos para la misma sila arzobispal
conservaron esta tradlcion haste que el
convento fu6 dedicado 4 usos agenos de
su institute. Esta capilla, que por su
capacidad, bella forma Y adornos artis-
tioos supera otros muchos temples. Ia
encontraron las religiosas de Jes1s Ma
ria en- un estado deplorable. Hoy esta
va arreglads para ell Quito; pero su res
tauracion artistica ha quedado incom-
pleta. Moyidos por nuestro amor al
arte, hemos procurado inquirir la causa
de no haberse continnado la restaura-
cion, Y, segnn hemos podido cerciorar-
nos, no 90 otra que la falta de re-
cursos, pues i.ivertidos en- las obras del
colegio los que teuia reunidos la comu-
nidad los que le proporciono la ma
Dire superiora de su patrimonio ACADIA
do de heredar. noha podido atenderse al
coste de III restauracion completa, como
fne Il iDtento lie las rehgio8as es su
leseo, que en- Ia actualiAad SO hallan
imposibiltadas de realizar, con pesa-
dumbre de- los amantes del arte de
las tradiciones que tan bello templo
hace recordar.
Expaestos los apuntes que hemos to-
nido OCCASION de racoger relatives d los
coleg'os funlados en- E@rana por In con
gregaeion lie Jesus Maria, nos ocupare-
mos en- articulos sucesivos de los que
deben su establecimiento L otras corpo.
raciones & los particulares.
A tan grata tarea nos impele nuestro
cello por ell progreso de Ia instruction,
base primera Y esencial del desenvol-
vimiento de todas las facultades re-
laciones humanas, cuya manifestation
completa representa- el grado mas cul-
minante de ia civilization de un pals.
DE La Epocq.t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13
TeIsgfamas via San Thomas.
VARI0S VEClN0S.

Nueva York, enero 7.-Ha sido de-
rrotada una columna turca en- Brogoy
por ell general Gourko. El general Ra-
'letsky ha eruzado los Balcanes por ell
paso de Shipka habiendo obligado ell
intense frio q abandonar sus posicio-
nes 4 les turcos.
Ell ejercito ruso que sitia { Erserum
ha sido totalmente iergotado en- Slidio.
Afirman las notlcias de San Peters
bVfgo que Alemania Y Austria Sc opo-
nen N q Ia apertnra de los Dardanelos pa
Ia los rusos solamente.
FL gobierno frances la recibido ex-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13

En- ell peri6iico Official encontra-
mos la siguiente Real orden que re-
producimos con gusto, pues ella in
lica que son vanos los trabajos que
hacen los vueltabaieros para prohi-
hir la entrada en- Cuba de naestro
tabaco, Y que el celoso' Gobierno de
IS. NJ. Sc ha enterado de la expoai-
cion que elev6 4 sns manos el CAST
no Espanol de Puerto-Rico sobre los
azdcares, documento que conocen
nuestros lectoreS.
He aqui la Real 6rden:
Por el Ministerio de Ultramar. bajo
ell n1mero S42 con fecha II de Dicien-
bre tiltimo, Sc dirige al Excmo. Sr. Go.
bernador General de esta Isla, Ia Real
6rden que sigue:
"Excmo. Sr. En- vista de una ms
tancia del Cqsiao EspuaJ de esa Isla,
fecha 24 de Octdbre proximo pasado,
en- Ia que, entire otros particuares, pide
que Sc mantengan en- vlgor las thspo-
siciones vigentes sobre introduction en-
Cuba del tabaco de esa provincin S.
VI. el Rey. { @ ID. C. ha tenido bien
resolver Sc manifesto Il Y. f. para que
SO sirva hacerlo presente a dicha socie-
dad, que ell Gobierno no trata de esta-
blecer variacion alguna Ell dicho parti-
cuar. "
Y acordado el cdmplase por S. i. con
facha ) del actual, de orden del iItmo.
Sr. Intendente so pp.blica Ell la Gaceto
4fcial de esta plaza para general como
cimiento.
Puerto Rico, Enero Z de 1S7S.-De
6rien del Illmo. ST. Intendente. - Ell
Sacretario. Manuel S. tie CaJ1lOBd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13
GoBIERNO GENERAL
DE LA ISLA PUERT0-RIC0

sECRETARIA.
Con fecha Z del que rige Sc dirigi1
nor este Gobierno General, al Jefe Su-
perior de Palacio, ell siguiente
TRLEGRAMA.
acapitan General, Autoridades Mill
tares Civiles, funcionarios de todos
los ramos, Ej6rcito, Marina leales ha,
bitantes, felicitan con entusiasmo q
q NJ por su pr6ximo enlace con S. A.
- Tnfanta Doha Maria de las Mercedes,
an .T euyo acto ven la consolidation de la
Dinastia y IA teioidad de Ia pAtrla.
p CON fecha de hoy SO ia reoibido la
eontestacion siguiente
aJefe Superior de Palac;o al Gober-
a.aor General de Puerto-Rico.-S. M'
sane;s . ns Il respetuosa felicitacion que
a. senosu = nr6ximo 6nlaee le dirige Y. ..
pop on lss m Autoridades, fancionarios, Eler-
e;to & Marina leales habitantes de esa
Tsla M & todos los que agradece esta
muestra de adhesion enyia 81 testlmo-
Mo de su aprecio,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13
PARA Los TENEDoREs
DE CEDULAs

Con gasto reproducimos fntegra
tomandola de la Gaeeta del 10 la si-
guiente importantfsima circular de
Ia Intendencia. Ella llevara al AMI
mo de todos ell convencimiento de que
el gobierno hace 10 humanamente
possible para cumplir con sus COM
promises.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13

piicaciones satisfactorias rsspecto 4 Il
intentada ocupacion militar de Egipte
por Inglaterra.
Sc ha arreglado amistosamente ell con
/ flitto entire Alemania y Nicaragua.
| Nuova- York enero 8. -Segun los ru.
SOS Ia sido rechazada una salida que
intentaron los de Erzerum.
Lord Derby ha informado al principe
Gortschakoff que no SO opondra la
conclusion de un armisticio militar di-
recto con la fuerza pero que Inglate-
IRA debe tomar parte en- las negociacio-
nes de la paz Ell Post de Londres dice
que segun informes oficiales reciente-
mente telegraiados de San Petersbur-
go, disminuye la eventuahdad de un ar
misticio.
Ell corresponsal del Guardian de Man
chester dice que Lord Carnarbon ha di-
mitido su cartera y ell Post de Liverpool
anade que es inininente la disolucion
del gabinete ingles
Ell rey de Italia esta gravemente en-
fermo de pneumonia Y Sc duda muclio
de su restabecimiento. Cd
Ha muerto el general Lamarmora.
MERCADos.
n. York, enero S.-Az1car cristaliza-
da Il 81 cents. ib, Regular q buen
refno 7s a7a. Orc 1929 &.
L6ndres, id. Cristalizada /, I ch 8
p. Mascaba1o { l. Consolidados III
gIeses 94l {. Franceses 1855.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13

En- este ESTABLISHMENTS SO acaban de recIbit nu..
yos surtiJos en- articulos de fantasia de reAnado
QlistD y precioS muy mOdicOs
Su especialtdad consiste partcrlarmente en- telas
blaneas de hiio de mny huenhs classes como Estoni-
llns dese u RS L 81 pieza. Telas Raalas de * s se
pieza, Creas. Bretahas, Brahlantes horetes Cranes
do oro GretOnAS superiures otros grtieuioH s M
dispensable consume dOm6stieo.
La economia no consiste en- eomprar males a,tfeu
los aunque seae baratos. siso en- eomprarlos 6teos
b0nitos y bdfat0s. 10-io
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13

Communion generaTAdemas de Ii
function que habra hama 4 las 10 en-
81 te1npii5a de San jos Ia cnal Anuneia-
mos oportunamente, sndra lugar lss
seis una comunion general, pudiendo
sazonar sus almass cor ell Pan Eucarfs-
tico todos aquellos que las hayan antes
purifcado en- ell tribunal de la Peniten-
cia.
La Cr6nica. -Baio este tftulo ha en-
pezado { publicarse en- Santo Domingo,
este periodico religioso, cientffico Y IL
terario 10 dirige el padre Billini. lie
deseamos larga vida.
Podria evitarse. - Esla tarde SO ha
caido en- la calle de 10 Fortaleza un hon.
bre - enfermo de erisipela - hiriendose
en- la eabeza J estropeandose todo ell
cuerpo.
Hemos dicho muchisimas yeces que
81 Sc recogiese esos enfermos evita-
rlanse indudablemente tan deplorables
espectaculos.
Carne. Durante los dias 10, 90, 21
~ del corriente mes, Sc expendera en-
esta capital la libra de carne de res Va
cuna, los tres primeros dias 20 cuartos,
s sean 10 chavos, y ell tiltimo & % Guar
tos 8 sean IL chavos
E5tadistica. --A elias.
DE cada Glen soltefos
noventa son piratas calIejeros;
de cada cian maridos
noyenta y cinco son unos perdidos,
Y de cada cien viudos,
los ciento son viciosos testarudos.
"No divide la mujer nnnca estos datos
Sc ahorrara bastantes males ratos.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13
n ellos.
De cada Glen solteras


De cada Glen solteras
las noventa jamas aman de veras,
de cada Glen casadas,
noventa cinco al hombre hacen taiadas;
Y de cada Glen yiudas
las ciento son tan falsas como Judas:
Muchachos que juIais amor eterno,
va sabeis el camino del inferno.
p. Maria Barreru.
Medicina sabrosa. .-Dicen que el has.
ito producido por el gusto de medicinas
nauseabuudas, neutraliza en- gran parte
sls buenos efectos En- las Pildoras
Vegetables Azucaradas de Bristol los do
lientes tienen un especifico sin gusto.
Ell estomago mas debil no Sc rebela con-
ira elias. La indigestion misma causa
nauseas bastantes sin que ell olor y Ell sa-
Dor de drogas repugnantes incomoden
al olfato y al paladat, y es puas un gran
benefcio para el paciente dispeptico el
poder aliviar sus dolores, restablecer
su salud, sin ser disgustado por los me-
dos curatiyos. El mejor aperitivo es-
tomacal y medicina antibiliosa conoci-
Ga, es afortunadamente tan agradable
al tomar como un caramelo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13

Lo que de 6rden de S. L. So pnblica
en- la Gaceta sfcial para general conoei-
miento.
Puerto Rico, Enero IL de 1878. Ell
Secretario del G I,ierno General Lais
Justin nno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-13

La Gaceta publica los siguientes
importantes despachos telegrafcos So
bre Ell enlace de nuestro augusta mo-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
PHILO-CELTIC ASSOCIATION.

There exists In Brooklyn what Is known as the
two years ago II numbers about one undred mem.
pcrs mony OF whom residents OF this city liz
officers Patrick Rudy, president; Thomas Nolan,
vice president; Daniel 0'Neili, recording SEQ
rotary; L. j. MacAipinc, financial secretary; chael
J. Logan, corresponding secretary, and Thomaa
Early, treasurer. since i.s organization It's mem
bcrship has steaoiy Increased; classes for Ina
struction have been formed, aud the asso
citation has found IL necessary to obtain
. suitable ball In which TO hold their mectings In
the past the meetings have been held at the resi-.
denccs OF the members and everything Of scctarisn
character has been ignored. Ono OF the drawbacks
experienced by tho association has been obtan
Of suitable books Of the language az a price which
would be within the reach OF all THIS has now been
overcome, rs the association has associated itself
with tho parent society 10 Dublin, and through
them secure the proper works Al q nom.
inal cost. correspondence In tho Irish
language Is carried on between the Dublin Associa.
too, tue Brooklyn Association ana the celtic Asso-
citation oil Boston Tor sno purpose OF enabling thu
members OF each not only to speak but write the
languages with ease. An appeal has been issued
the irish residents OF this city and BROOKLYN BY tho
Association Ia the latter city calling upon them 10
AID IN the preservation OF the language OF Ireland.
meeting OF the association held last evening ~
tho residence oil Mr. Michael Logan. tho
ing secretary. No. sl4 Pacific street, Brookl,n, as
which tho committee appointed to secure q hall re-
por ed that one would De obtained tho coming week.
Several new members joined the association. afer
which recitatious aud exercises were given by nun.
Der Who spoke the language nuenty. the ASSOCIATION
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
FROM. OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, April IL, 1878.
SECRETARY THoMpsoN's REPORT TO THE HOUSE
NAVAL coxMirTEE-THE INEFFECTIVE CON-
DrrioN OF OUR NAVY DEPICTED.
A navy IA buckram 10 the Uulted states Navy, nc
cording 10 an elaborate statement shifted b. Sec
rotary Thompson 10 the House Naval Committee
answer to the request OF its chairman,
Mr. W. G. whnthorne, OF Tennessee, Tor an account
Of It's condition. Mr. rhompson's letter, Itself lengthy
aud oiscursve, Is accompanied by fuii reports OF six
Of the chiefs OF bursaux the Navy Deg artlnent--
namely, Rear Admiral J. G Howell, Bureau OF Yards
and Docks; Rear Admiral Daniel Ammen, Bureau OF
Navigation; Commodore X. W. Sbufeldt, Bureau
Of Equipment aud Recruiting: Commodore William
\. Jencrs, Bureau OF Ordnance; Engineer-in- Chief,
VII shock, Bureau OF steam Engineering, and Naval
Constructor, j. W. Easby, Bureau of Construction
aud Repair Each report goes somewhat beyond tho
scope Of the secrctary's Instruction, and suggests
various methods by which business IN
the minor routine OF their respective
branches might In their opinion, be reformed Form
Ing part Of these subordinate reports are tabular
statements giving name, age and condition OF every
vessel in the navy. Briefly summarized, the
present available iorce OF the navy -
twenty-nine cruisers. now upon the hish seas,
and thirteen MONITORS, all needing repairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
"rHE NrMrsls OF WRONG. /"


In the Methodist Protestant Church on Fourth
street. Williamsburg, Rev J. J. White talked or
Tweed taking for his text:-"And he called him and
said unto him, How is II that hear this OF thseY
Give an account OF thy stewardship; for thou mayes
be no longer steward. Luke XVI, 2 He sad:-
The parable OF which text Is part especially
directed against those offices OF which an I'd
opportunities for waste or embezziement. Aud the
recent death of William NJ Tweed affords excellent
opportunity to illustrate the force Of the parable
His name stands moro prominently than any other
In the recent history OF tho city and State Of New
York Raised IN poverty. by his executive and por.
sonal abity, with selfish ambition that looked out
for No l, he raised himself 10 the foremost
rank OF politicians OF his time: but ne lacked that
lofty ambition that enabled Washington to get the
love and esteem OF his couutymsn. When
political corruption overshadowed all else the political
philosophy OF Tweed was formed, and his enuncia-
mat "the population too mixed be gov.
erncd except by bribery" furnished the keynote 10
millions sharing with his confederates, raised
from the scum 10 prominent positions ana many who
deuounce him now are as guilty as he. But
the day OF reckoning and he
gave up his public POSITION dying at
last IN prson-dyiDg nearly alone-deserted
by all. The great powers given by God to man may
be prostituted, but the Nemesis OF wrong comes q
every evildoer, and the Importance of integrity is
clearly shown in the life before US. Hts also
'cept IN integrity and honesty. His conscience was
aroused toward the last ana let hope. In proper
spirit He has gone from before US; let us profit by
the lesson 10 has Turn shed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
KILLED BY FALLING.

Jacob Wagner. while suffering, on Thursday last,
IRON cryspeIas, when rendered him dciirious,
jumped second story window Of his residence,
No. $50 East Forty ninth street. TO the ground frac-
turing several ribs. Wagner died Yesterday tho
effects Of hts Injuries
Mary H. Cosklcy, aged seven years, residing at No.
10 stanton street. accide Daily fel out Of one
nfth story windows OF her residence TO The ground
and was instantly Killed.
CHI ries Mcclure, axed fifteen years. OF No. 3ig East
Thirty-1fth street, Tell from lumber pile near his
residence ana fractured his skull lie taken 10
Bellevue Hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15
DANGEROUS STAIRS.

Coroner Nolan hold an inquest yesterday a, No ssl
Broadway. Williamsburg, on the boay OF Bernard
Kenny, who, having aIicn down stairs on Friday,
died Saturday night from the effects OF the ncck
dent The evidence went TO show that owing 10 the
diispdated condition OF the stairway at No. 33 ferry
street. IN this city, tho accident occurred. The Jury
censured the occupant OF tho premises. Arnold
Helm, for "haviDg 10 handrai or light on the stars
mus rendering them dangerous 10 human lifen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-15

In his last moments Bible repentance demands
confession ana restitution, ana Tweed has made
neither OF these. sos u - announced that ne was
member or Christian church II this 10 must
deplore IL deeply AZ q dishonor and disgrace not
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