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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21

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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ACCESSION OF THE NEW POPE.

THE ACCESSION OF THE NEW POPE.
GREAT CROWD BEFORE THE vATICAN-sATlsfAC-
TON AT PARIS AND BERLIN.
LONDON, Thursday, Feb. p, 1873
The Rome correspondent of The Times tele-
graphs follows: 1.-THE Pope, after his election as
sumed the Pontcal robes and received the homage OF
the Cardinals in the sxtne Chapel.
he crowd before the Vatican waiting for the benedc-
ton Of Pope is estimated to have numbered 10000
Only portion Of the crowd was able to hear the bene-
dction as the inner gallery from which 1t was pro-
nounced looks into st. Peters. The Utramontanes are
furious at the result OF the election"
This correspondent draws attention TO the lact tnas
Cardinal Pecci, when he Camerlengo, ordered the
Pont6ca carriages to be prepared for the new Pope 20
drive out on solemn progress The correspondent adds
that the my til OF the POpes captivity IL thus exploded
The Standards correspondent az Berlin says frinSe
pacy the suitable possible at the present tine
THE WITHDRAWAL OF CARDINAL FRANCIif.
The Tiess dispatch from Rome states that when Car
dnal Pecci had obtained forty-sx votes, CARDINAL
Franch withdrew from the competition and prevailed
Cardinal simeoni Cardinal Franchi will probably
of for Pecci above presumably include those
OF Cardinals who signed their assent to his election
by kneeliDg
A SPECIAL MISSION TO THE CZAR.
CoNsrANTIsOPLE, Wednesday Feb 20. 1873.
The Bassiret announces that Namyk Pasha.
with Tahir Bey the sultans ad-de-camp has started
for st. Petersburg on special mission to the Gar.
THE RUSSIANS TO ENTER CONsTANTINOPLE
LONDON, Thursday, Feb 81, 1878.
The Times's St. Petersburg special, dated
Wednesday says: II is stated here that the Brit
ish Government will not withdraw the feet TO Beslka
Bay. Accordingly the Russians are likely to occupy
COstgnnOpe, or 10 least one OF us iauDour8s, 'ey
have not done so already"
[For other Foreign He,cs see First Fuge.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
MURDERED WITH A BOTTLE.

An inquest was held, yesterday, in the case
of Anton Mnkc who died at Bellevue Hospital from the
effects Of q wound received by being struck with bot
lie New Years morning. Several prisoners, composing
band of young who associate together, have been
held by Captain McCullaGh. Isadore Friedenberge. OF
No 90 Avenue-B, in front Of which place Minke was
assaulted testified that he Lad employed Mnke for
two wears. New Years night he saw two young men,
one Of whom was Piepeubring, begin fght with the
deceased man. The witness lnterfered and Pepenbrng
wanted TO fight him. crowd collected and general
fcht ensned during which Mmke struck with
a bottle, which was thrown at him by some unknown
person. ,oo mia. .ua,
Slight ten of us were making calls Among the mum
Der was Piepenbrng. When got 10 Avenue-B and
Eixth-st we got into fight. did not know Minke had
been injured uut the next day. We had all been drink
Ing" The remainder of the testimony threw little light
OH the matter except that the bottle was idenlhed as
similar TO one taken house visedby Piepenbring
aud his companions. The jury rendered verdict tnat
Inke came 10 his death from fracture OF the skul
produced by the throwing OF bottle. The jury also re-
commended tHat Charles Piepenbrhg and Edward PER
meet held further examination Ihey we're accOI-
DINGHY admitted to bail in $500 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
NEW HOME FOR THE SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY.

The House and School of Industry which
has long occupied the old Hone mansion, at No. 12o
West sixteenth-s at last finds it necessary to have
new building With its growing work, more accommo-
datons with a better arrangement have become neces-
eary friend has provided the building fund, and with
in month the managers hope TO move INTO new quar-
tiers be occupied while the old hose is torn down and
the new one erected TIE new building VIII oe sub
etantial brick structure and Ink between the old
aud new buildings, the fine, carved Old mantels VIII be
kent and ornaments of the house The managers,
in order that they may be embarrassed for means to
nav rent aud expenses during their
Temporary occupation OF other quarters desire TO sell
The large stock OF ready articles, Including under
wear of tue best qualities, for ladies, gentlemen and
children which they have on hand. An nduernent 10
tie public Will be offered reduction OF prices one
half aud the managers will be in attendance at the pres
emf house until the removal The design OF the insu-
ton which has been in existence twentyslx years S 10
afford 10 inirm and destitute women employment III
needlework, and the extension Of the charitable WORK
depends much upon ready sale OF the articles made
sewing school for the young is also held Wednesday
afternoons Saturday mornings There Is also day
school for very young children. who taught the ele-
mentury branches aud gwen good dinner Tie present
officers are President-Mrs. Batclford, No 243 Filth
ave; Vice President-Mrs Routh, No 200 West Forty
fourih-st. Treasurer-Mrs. l.. Monroe, No. 81 East
fl,snfh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
FoR DEBILITATIYG MALADIEs

POMERoY's Water Pads for Hernia are COM
Portable when nothing else be TAO Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
ANNOUNCEMENT

Fl. T. HEMBoLD's BUCHU,
great dnrec for the Kidney bladder and Gre9r me
n UEMRoLD BUcHU MFG Co, y. Y" is printed IN carmns
across rgfna wrapper All druggists Depot "a Barcayst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21

Use that powerful inyigorsnt PHILLIPss fALATABLE C.
LIVER on. In combination Win PHosFho NOiHiiNH'
druggists. Depot, Piatt-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
A CROWDED LITERARY RECEPTION.

abate the nuisances summary. Orders to this effect
have already been issued TO Sheriff Rushm0re.
, 1878-10-05

The AFFARLE NtE.-A mother and her
baby were AMONG the many passengers wait
ing at a Western depot recently She had
the child carefully wrapped up, and this fact
attracted the attention Of big fellow with
three-story overcoat, and rusty satehei III
his hand. Sitting down beside, her he re-
marked: "Cold weather for such little
people, isn't it, She family nodded;
docs he seem 10 feel it much = continued
the man. She shook her head. 1T is a
healthy child.' he asked, seemingly greatly
interested. "He was up to few moments
ago, she snapped ont. - but I'm afraid he
has smeIIed whiskey so much around here,
that he have the delirium tremens before
night! - The man got night up and walked
ont of the room, and was afterwards seen
buying cloves.
, 1878-10-05
eelecklp Statesman.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER ., 1910.

CHICKENs FIR To EAT.-Don { imagine
that il makes no difference how your
Thanksgiving chickens have been brought
up. Don't suppose that they will he good
ANYHOW. Chickens have been carefully
dressed. deliciously stuffed, assiduously Y
las;ed, and tenderly roasted. and yet they
were not fit to eat There was flavor
abon; them that no soda rinsings could
cleanse and no seasonings conceal These
we're chickens that had picked up their
living around pig sites and other unclean
places. 4 chicken may be spoiled in dress
ine it to cook. If killed with a full crop,
and allowed to lie for hours before it is
"drawn.' Cor relieved Of its internal Of
gans,) it gets an unpleasant flavor. Fowls
should be caught and shut no without
food for twelve hours or more before they
are beheaded. Then the crop and intes-
tines will be empty, and the task Of pick
ing and dressing it will be greatly lessened.
Old fowls are not necessarily tough-only
cook them long enough They are more
tender twenty-hours after they are killed,
than if eaten Immediately.
, 1878-10-05

WHILE Adam and Eve were yet IN
Eden, when our fair young grandmother
knew there wasn't another living soul III
all the wide, wide world, bat herself and
her snoring husband, We don't suppose
she ever went 10 sleep without first look
ing under the couch Of moss and leaves
for man, and rousing Adam from his
first sweet nap 10 ask him if he WAS sure
he had locked the front door!
, 1878-10-05
Soldiers Homestead Scrin.

StOLDIER'S ADDITIONAL HOME
- stead Scrip can be located without settle
ment upon any Government lands subject to
entry by homestead or pTe-emption. and is the
only paper that can be located without settle
ment on such lands. To all who desire to pur-
chase l will sell the only frst-class of such
paper offered at - - per acre for SOS and
l20s; IS - per acre for i0's fIactiops at
special rates.
Deed can he issued same day OF location
Patent is issued to the party holding the receipt
No other can Supplya deed Tor he lands located
direct from the original claimant q, whom the
Scrip was issued, and - much of that class IL
Now on the market | would advise caution in
purchasing. Buy only that which will stand
the strictest scrutiny and Is guaranteed to the
purchaser.
The other class cf Additional Homestead,
known by it. dealers rs floats can be sup
piled at - ~ 10 - - per acre. The class
sell cannot be sold at any such rate. and will
pay To any one in this section who IS the origi-
nal claimant, and desires to dispose Of the same
$ 20 Per acre. ani in addition pay all the fees
Do not fail To see my agents and investigate
this matter fully. As this is the only way 10
become convinced Of the purity of the scrip
| offered and it, advantage IN making location.
NJ agent N Walla Walla is NJ c. MOORE,
| Esq, to whom any vartir., scrip may apply
ID. II. TALBOT,
Genersl Land, Scrip and Warrant Broker,
! - I'm Sioux CITY, Iowa.
, 1878-10-05

CoLoR OF BERKSHIRE Pics. Several
have askedwhat is the proper color Of the
pure Berkshire. 1t is not entirely black,
but has a white spot on the face, and
white feet. If there is white splash on
the side near the shoulder, it is not dis
qualification, but this is not desirable.
Pure Essex pigs are entirely black.
, 1878-10-05

WHAT THE COUNTRY HAS PAID GRANT
During the eight years Grant was president
he was paid $500, 030 IN salaries. besides
probably as much more 10 cover incidentalS
As general of the army for tivc or SIX years
previous thereto he received probably Sl00. =
900 more. Why should he be poor:
, 1878-10-05

RE&,RKADLE MISrEINr- - \ Scotci
clergyman has pointed ont remarkab,,
misprint occurring in all the editions Q
Shakespcare's works, and never befor,
noticed, 10y which the bard is made tC
say Books in the running brooks
sermon in stones, and good in everything,
when what he really said WIS undoUbtcd
ly, " Stones in the running brooks, ser
mons in books, and good in everything.
, 1878-10-05

HER EVERY PRAYER. A little five-year-
old daughter OF one Of our prominent
business men, in Offering up her evening
prayer, recently, uttered the following
God bless mamma; bless papa, and make
him buy ME a dog-a great biz one, that Il
whip the devil out of all II en-"
, 1878-10-05
RI 3 GIG PUna p:
WITH
ETpdRdiRg Rubber Buckets.

ENHE BEST PUMP IN MARKET.-ItS
l. simplicity and durability are not equaled
by any other Pump in existence
II took the first premiums at the New York
State Fairs in 1876.
Its a perfect Water Drawer. the most Dur
able and the CHEAPEST and the BEST
PUMP in Use
1t VIII pump barrel OF water in minute.
1t has the good qualities OF all other pumps
combined
II draws water directly from the bottom of
the well, that it Is alWavs pure and fresh.
1t ventilates the Wei. so that there is no
danger NJ the water becoming stale, and it
never freezes eyeI. in the coolest climate 1t
Is expansive, and can be adjusted To ta,-e up
the wear.
Mandatory at Glasford's Planning Mill,
Nalla Walla For sale bv
H. B. MIDDAUGH & co,
General Agents for Oregon. Idaho
5S-i and Washington Territory.
, 1878-10-05

A LADY Of twenty was lately
throwing out affected sneers satmatrimony,
when gentleman in the company obsery-
ed that marriages was made IN Heaven. "
4" Can You tell me, sir. rejoined the
crafty nyn,ph, - why they 50 slow in
coming down
, 1878-10-05

MIGHT BE BErTEI.-A Buffalo minister
has been preaching a sermon about The
Truly Beautiful Woman, upon which an
exchange remarks that il might be better, all
things considered. Tor the clergy to let The
Truly Beautiful Woman alone.
, 1878-10-05
sPEgzAs. EREgGEzTs.

Pianos, Billiard Tables, Furniture. Glass, un.
ware and its contents IN cases or o:herWise, 'I I'
ware, Marble and Castings, taken only II 0"N
risk o: damage, br,sika1-e or l.isiae 1su
ACIDS TurpeHtines, BsriIs-; t!ai'is, oiis az.
other EquIf- In cans or other Eesseis, al o"-'
riSk of leakage
E.,S taken cnIy nj o.sncr's risk Of hreakas;s-
FrT.tg. Vegetables, and all Other perIshable pIVP
frty at owntr's risk OF frost or decay II
Furniture not boxed, and al AeIlcritnI,aii u an
Necl.ani,s.I Implements, set up or kEo- 1e Nv
Nor yiIl .Le Conpany e responsible Tor GefcirDcFs
IN aly part uuiess the same - specially r-esii
, 1878-10-05
a PROCLAMATION.
RY IHE GnYERNOR.

r ELISHA 7. FERRY, Governor of the
Ii Territory of Washington, do hereby de-
clare that General Election will be held
in said Territory, on Tuesday, the fifth day OF
November, ~ ID. one thousand eight hundred
and dseyenty-eisht, at which the following named
officers viii be elected, viz:
\ DELEGATE 20 represent said Territory in the
Fcrty-Sixth Congress Of the United States.
An Adjutant General.
\ Bri.adisr General.
4 Commissary General
\ QuartermaSter General
4 Prosecuting Attorney for the First Judi
cial District
\ Prosecuting Attorney for the Second Ju-
dicial District.
4 Prosecuting Attorney for the Third Judi
cial District.
Members of both branches of the Legislative
Assembly.
And all County and Precinct officers pro-
vided for by the laws Of said Territory.
The electors will also at said election vote
"Fnr" or Against" the Constitution Of the
State Of Wa-hin9ton
"For" or Against" Separate Article No.
one Of said Constitution.
For" or Against" Separate Article No.
two Of said Constitution.
"For" or Against Separation Article No.
three Of said Constitution.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF,
have herennto set my hand
SEAL. and caused the Great Seal Of
-- the Territory to be affixed.
Done at Olympia this TWEEN
tv-eighth day Of August, \. ID. one thousand
eight hundred and seventyeight. and of the
Independence Of the United States the one
hundred and third
ELISHA ?. FERRY.
BY the Governor:
y. II. OwIYGS,
Secretary Of the Territory. 40-t'l
, 1878-10-05

10000 IN Hrs CL0THEs--There IS \
soldier in this camp who is strange fish.
He has been in the army, as far rs any
one knows, all his life, and yet he is rich.
Never less than $50, ,0G0 III stored away III
his clothing Dan, of The Bank saloon,
knows him, and says that while stationed
K Tx &<ss$ss,, Z, e. @1,10 >@>~n2z&
She 1>2yaaaShea, n.zs ~Mz>2e u tag al tae
troops, wteu Gyis yvmmhGhIo - boy IN
bme stepped np and loaned the officer
an amount sufficient To pay the whole
regimrnt. U,od,roaI Times.
, 1878-10-05

GEORGE CGGGAE's large band OF horses
at his ranch in Union county have been
appraised at 500 Der head They VIII all
be sold.
, 1878-10-05

To PREVENT CATTLE THEowING FEHcEs,
HooKING, ETc.-To prevent a cow froll
throwing fences or hooking other cows,
make wooden strip - inches wide, and
7 of an inch thick, and attach it to the
horns by screws To this is fastened, by a
small bolt, a strip Of hard wood, 3 inches
wide,.l an inch thick, and of a length
sufficient to reach downward within IN
inch Of the face, and within or 3 inches
Of the nostrilS. In the lower end Of this
strip are previously driven several sharp
nails, which project about ! Of an inch
The strip, when properly attached, allows
the animal to eat and drink with all case,
but when an attempt is made to hook pr
to throw 4 fence, the sharpened nails soon
cause an abrupt cessation of that business
, 1878-10-05

MANY years ago a gentleman called on
Mr. Hoby, then the most fashionable,
most cxtravagant, most fourishin9 Of Lon
don bootmakers. II bought a pair Of
straps here last week, said he, "and think
they turned ont shamefu!!y Will never
buy another pair Of straps in this shop :"
- Put up the shutters, John said Mr..
Hoby, turning TO one of his men ii S
no use our going on with the business !;
this gentleman will neveHbuy anotherpair
Of sixpcnny straps herS This applies
nicely to those who come into the office
of 4 journal and pompously leave orders
"to stop my paper, ON account Of some
article at which they have taken oii.nSe.
, 1878-10-05
FARM FOR SALE.

M hCff FER FOR SALE OUR RANCH.
w ieorssiStinE Of 200 acres. go q! it tilla-
Die and ;H5e enclosed and in cultivation located
In fatah~ valley, % miles north Of DAYTON.
ana from t. mile, d. steamboat Ianlinf-
For Grazing, Grain and Fruit growing. this
ranch is the best in Columbia county For
terms apply to LOGAN BROS.
ob-Sm Tukaunau /. o. ". T
, 1878-10-05
Down sPEClAa RATES,

Merchandise, Fruit and Vegetables, sane ra'e' .
above Ver ton measurement TT.
Wool, seven dollars per ton weight. Bel h-'''
each 10 cer's. ,.i NJ
Woof, Sand, Stone and Live Stock ct ass'ee-
RATES CO or down, by cir load ~
Fast Freight rates So per ton, up OF '-O~-
eeivei fron or delivered 10 t0ats- As5,J
All freight not delivered before s P. " on 'H VI !.
after il Is reeriveI q. the GeIots %ll De s'Oi'-
Cwrer's expense and .isk- ,-r,srIs
And all freight received at depcts VIII te at
risk of fire until shipped or delivered 10 - f
All bills rayaiIe i gold c-,a befcI' ceii''-'
freight
, 1878-10-05

DRINTERs' sUPPLIEs-"s haS1 X,Ts r
ranged to keep on hand 2 stock nd ol C.sD
PAPER, FLAT CAP, Folio Posi-, an ;ptsrior
STOCK, and invite the PatronaSe o. u. 10 the
printing Offices. All orders addressed "
STArrsSAa Office promptly filed.
, 1878-10-05
PssSEEGER RATES.

Norr.-The charges OF the Salla Waila %
Trarster Company on down freight tLii' irs of for
O. s. " Coz boats, including the ;1s:h r
war,iing is 80 cents per ton And o., aaPr.rI.i 80
eevei fro.n o. s. " Co.'S boats and ioL.ri ioLa .ip-
cents per ton All down freight, i5r I ,,,, VII Be
rnent no. ec,,-;=,ned 90 parties 81 naiu .a,uart
| turned over TO this Transfer Company
ID. S. tsikEH.
p~e.Jse,f W. ". a &. x. n -
, 1878-10-05

WHITE WASHING, hAilSoIHtttb5;- NM. in
w Wall Coloring, and General yonD- ODD al
the city and vicinity Also, Bill fCs'irI rTiIl be
orders left 1T the Star Narhe''
promptly attended to- o,crtCO-
aOtf w. \. DEboloE -
, 1878-10-05

NOTE PAPER, extra fine
~ For sale a. The STATESMAN uifice.
, 1878-10-05
Esases GA Up freight,

PEE TON MEAsIEFNFHI, VNJ
GOODS, NERCH1NUISE, ETC, EIc.
-, ,r-.r,,.,. J., -,-.r, VI, s..
FToIa WaliuIi - Whi.IIaD------------- =, =
From Whitman 10 Wall. Nal'a---------------- "
lS3y BuiLlins Material, AcricultuEslland M7i1S
ic-yl Implerle uis me- &c, Freigted 10 "aali
%. :. " Co.'S toits ct reduced measurement wa
Frei.sLtel by ut the foregoing rates. OF - =
20 = reduced measurement.
, 1878-10-05
G.. SCHUMACHER,
AGENT FOR THE
Domestic seWinu Machine

calls attention 70 this Machine AS emhrae Ing all III
latest Improvements, a"i superior to ary 9Th.
Machine ever before itio ?u".d. It's merits arr
]. II Is The il:ht'>r ruEuin, Machine In exi.iene
9. ]: Is a Eo>ei. - Machine.
8. The room uElsr the arm IS greater ly onr-sali
than any other Machine
l. Tie SHUTTLE holds fhr.ai ilan any ctisr
Muriinc, AMI il il nude li-,. A., ir.nsr iron
any other Shuttle
, The i.aciinc Is rcnsfTu't..l tlIt the he;
tlOn or wear can Re t,s-n Up.
& The Shaft wlel: drives the Needle Par is ,;rlst.
whr-h SivrS it more power.
:. The N;cl.ine has got no cn--viCrlSOr gu'gpOns.
s. The Table iS made Of seve:, layers If u...i, hl
cr,rsswisr, making it proof against splitting q
wlTpu-.
g ,aT,.'sitsy1I,c,- after IcnE eNTvrsn's
y wi:h tie me,hAEiSla ei g'6.':Rt :f,slg; Ma
.;l:iFes .i,aileesYiie'
Res Sey.Irg Machine.
now IN aSe II. :Jt-,r"rt T-=i'tt-- a.: C:ovrr Pis
trs c;rtIItel Sr=T.r r',.iia.> nn ;str?aHi sr
srle at LIS :,E:.~,nI'h Si.-- Nal- strrt, Etla
Wa'la nj *an fIan-'s IIir'S wlIh it':'lt af!~..
81 si'l --tIar-in:c. - ts-P thee Narlsu"S u
,-uCs, ori'r. "f chs.,r - tho ll'y.a-'r. lSif
, 1878-10-05
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, 1878-10-05

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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-18
Murder and suicide.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-THE community were
startled to-day by the announcement that
Col, Josiah I. COlard, q we'll known attorney
OF this city, had murdered his mistress and
then killed himself at the Girard House at
Is O'Clock this afternoon. The clerk of the
hotel heard pistol shots apparently from the
third floor. He went up stairs, accOrnpanied
by two policemen, to Col. Colards room. and
found that the door was locked. Upon forcing
the door horrible sight was revealed Near
the centre OF the room on, the floor law the
dead body OF woman, the eyes having hor-
rlble stare, and her features being distorted
with pain; o stream Of blood was flowing from
her side and saturating the carpet.
Near by was the body Of CoIard, lying on
his back, with q bullet hole in his temple,
from which blood and brains were oozng. A.
small six-shoOting revolver was lying on the
hoor between his legs. Around the wound in
his temple Was a blush circle where the DOW
der had burned into the flesh. On the table
stood pint flask Of whisky.
Colard was at one time one of our most
promising young lawyers, having held the
OF the Missouri Legislature. OF late years
he has become quite dissipated, lost his prac-
tice and became estranged from his wife. but
during the progress Of the Murphy move
ment, some months ago. he obtained prorni-
nence as temperance lecturer.
For the past few days it was noticed that he
had fallen into bis old habits. He had
boarded at the Girard since July /, where he
registered himself and the woman Lille
Brown as man and wife. The theory of the
police officers is that through jealousy Co
lard got into quarrel with Lille, shot her
first and then took his own life.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-18
Quarantine Eyervwsevtar.

NEW YoR1f, Aug. 17-AIl the towns along
the Mississippi, Ohio and Missouri riyers are
adopting quarantine regulations. Money
packages from New Orleans received at The
Treasury ut Washington, have been ordered
TO be thoroughly disinfected before being
given to the counting clerks. The s5fsease
continues 10 rage with violence at Havana
and Vera Cruz. No'later news coneerrgtyag 1t
has been resolved from ST. Louis.
Norfolk, not forgetfuE of her former tsrrf-
bic saHeringg from yellow fever, on last even
ing resolved to establish @ rigid quarantine
against all Infected districts. Railway off
Gals Fave been informed tslat neither freight
nor passengers from any OF the infected citiss
will be permitted to enter Norfolk or Ports-~
mouth.
In Baltimore no additional quarantine ha@
been announced. The authorities are thor
oughly Cleaning She city and taking all pos
sible precautions to prevent the appearance of
the fever.
The man Reilly, who recently arrived here
new York; from New Orleans, and who yes
terday exhibited some evidences of yellow
fever, was removed, by order OF the health
board, to the lower quarantine station and
all his clothing and effects were disinfected.
His companion, Donahoe, who did not ex-
hibit those symptoms, went to work to-day.
New York has been recently cleaned, not
only by the police department, but by last
nights CopiCtls rains, and, therefore, Is in O
healthier condition than it has been for many
months. No danger is feared in New York.
Subscriptions have been opened for the suf-
fering South, and it is expected that the CON
trIbutlOnS will be liberal.