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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-29
MINING sHARnA

The following were the opening prices Of mining
stocks at San Frsnoisoo to-day :-Leviathsn, Nj Tip
Top. lh; Navajo. y; Gouu Curry, II; Savage. IL;
.Qboar Po,osi. 81; Ophir. 46; Hale Norcross, 01s
Grown Point, IL; YsIo~ Jacket, 10; Beicter, l2lk {;
Virginia Consolidated, IN; California, IL; Overman,
1ets Raymond 4 Ely, "a ; Bes a Becher, 20; Union
Consolidated, 80 Al; Aipna, 10; Sierra Nevada, 59.
Mexican, 27,i soj Eureka Oonsolidacd, Al Jusuce
.; Utah 80
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RAILROAD BONDS.

RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were irregular, and the following
were the changes compared with latest previous
sales:-4n advance OF per cent In g., G. l. c.
Arsts u IN Great Western seconds lex November cou
pom 1870 and X In Union Pacific sinking funds and
Union Pac land grants There decline Of
q in Canada Southern hrsts guaranteed Il in ST. Pau
Il. and NJ. divisonh DO. sinking funds and Hannibal
and ST Joseph cignts, convertbles, and 4 in North
west gold sevens
MEMORANDA.
Movement OF grain today
Chicago-Receipts OF wheat, 224 260 bushels; ship.
meuts l49 AT do. Receipts OF corn, 479 l55
shipments, 492, 1873 do.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF wheat, 41.000 bushels;
shipments 81 800 do. Receipts Of corn, 400 bushels
shipments, 800 do.
Following are the reported earnings and expenses
OF the Union Pacific Railroad for the quarter ending
June 90 1885,
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KILLED IN sELF-DEFENCE.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD. I
CHARLOTTE. N. G., Angus. X

CHARLOTTE, N. e., August 10, 1874
A WAGNER just arrived IRON tho mountains OF
western North Carolina brings the account OF per.
sonal difficulty which resulted In the killing OF his
son-in.law by q Baptist prcscheE Tho story runs
that Aody soroggins lno looking young noun
tainesr, had married tho daughter Of Rev. waae Ini
against his wsbos. AT nrat he was very loving TO his
young BRIDE and the match seemed happy
one, but ScroggiDs soon com menced treating his
win shabbily Hc abused aud thcn boat her,
until her father cit called upon TO interfere o 6rst
exposiuisted with Scroggns, but without good effect
aud Two weeks ago upon meeting blows
changed by father and sou, but without serious 70.
suit Friends separated them. Three days ago the
Two men again met Scroegns drawing aud nring his
ptoi twice at Mr Hiii, missing him, when the latter
nrcd once on ScrossiDs, killing him Instantly. Mr.
Hill IL an active minister. mucn beloved throug ghout
the mountains, and " ~ believed be compelled IN
ssli.dciense " take tho LIE of scroggina
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LEATHERMEN's HOLIDAY.

REUNION or SHOE AND LEATHER PRATKRNITY
AT ROCKY PoIST-A RHODE ISLAND CLAM
+ BAKE AND SAIL ON NAaRAGANsErr BAx.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.1
ar s PRovIDEXcE, II. l., August IL, 1878.
Tho annual gathering OF the Shoe and Leather Fra
tsrnity Of the Uned States Rocky Point on Nara
gansett Bay, to-day, was OF much interest.
Representatives, frou all psrts OF the coun.
try were present, swelling the number OF
visitors to l, 500 persons, among whom were Mayor
Ely. Of Now York; Marshall lowell, OF Hartford;
and Isaac II. Bailey, of New YORK; c. H. Fargo Pres-
dent OF the Chicago Board ot Trads;> Charles II.
Thompson. OF Richmond va ~ II. Boriand, Of Pits
burg; Isaac s West, OF Nov orleans; Mayor
s. H. Babier, of Lynn; General A. b.
Martin, OF Boston; Mayor Thomas A. Doyle
ot Providence; Lieut. snant Governor A. c. Howard
Of Rhode Island; A. u. Mccullough, of Louixvi,s;
Alexander z. Brown. Of 9h!ladsph'.; T. H. Gnnnel
Providencs Board OF Trade; J. ". Oakley, Of Chi
cago; John II. Rostettsr, Of San Francisco; J. G.
EgRSho6 OF Kansas CITY, and many others Of the lead
ing Of the shoe and leather and kindred trades
OF the Uuted StateR
uLAxBAKK ASD spKEcnKs
After q paraae in Providence the party reached
Rocky Point about one O'Clock, whore IN old lash
ionod Rhode Island CLAN bake served. Alter diu-
mectisg heM and addresses wore delivered
BY Lieutenant Governor A. q. Howard, Mayor
Ely. OF New York; Mayor A: Doyle, oil provldsncs
A. B. Martin, of Boston; Jackson s. Schultz,
B. I. Eames, Nelson w. Aldrica and T. II. Fargo
rhe speeches were short, hvely and Of q holiday
character.
The frAtsrYy expressed great delight with the trip
and they considered Narragansett Bay ono OF the
most charming retreats In Am erica.
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WASHINGTON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, August Is, 1878.
THE SOUTH CARoLINA REVENUE TROUBLES
ATTORNEY GENERAL YouMANs ON THE AL.
LEaEp CONFLICT or AUTHORITY.
Attorney General Youmans, OF South Carolina.
arrived hero to-day for the purpose OF sceing
Attorney General Devena He called at tho
White House during tho day. and delivered a
personal message to the President from Governor
Hamptsn. Attorney General Youmans wishes 10 lay
before the department nil facts relating TO tho couict
Of authority between South Carolina and tho Uni,od
States government He sid today
There Is altogether a mistaken Impression In tho
North Ia regard TO that case. The people Of soaih
Caroiina have no Intention or dos,ro to
resist tho authority Of the general government
Tho controversy Is purely Judicial ono aud
the question a, issue Is entirely one OF jurisdiction
casc 10 bo rcd in tho State Court then IL could be
appealed 10 tho state Supreme Court and from tha,
Supreme Court whether the United states ocials
exceeded tner legal authority not In going to the
jail and taking tho prisoners We do not propose 10
enter upon that question now We want the que 81 ION
OF Jurisdiction decided frat, ana II II is decided hat
the case must 20 TO the United states Court US a
State official cannot entor tue court to prosecute
General Youmans said that II thero was no law 10
prevent It kimpton would DC taken South Carolina
and DO required TO testify concerning frauds pcrpc.
trated in that State. General Youmans Left tonight
for Tho East whore hc hopes to Attorney General
Dsvens, who Is now absent from Washington
THE HOT SPRINGS REsERvA TIoN--opAvr
CHANGES AGAINST TWO MEMBERS on con-
GREss AND TWO ENROLMENT CLERKS
The flowing will appear In Tomorrow Post
Within hour alter tho Sundry Civil bill was
approved by Mr.. Hayes u was discovered
that whole section OF tho act relating
to the Hot Springs Reservation had been
omitted In the enrolment II was too
late to remedy the error, but several hurried invests
cations were had and tho public was inform cd that
tho whole thing was accident caused BY the hur-
risd manner 10 which the bill had To DO enrolled
IL now leaks out that the Treasury officials were not
satisncd with Tho verdict rendered. They claimed
that by the failure 0f the to become a law tho
government has lost vast sums OF money aud dctcc.
two was detailed to follow up the matter IL IL now
rumored that this detective has made startling dis.
coveries, involving two members OF Congress ana
two clerks, who assisted In tho enrolment OF tho bill
The clause Tor Tho government Of Hot Springs res
ervation gave 10 certain parties certain rights ana
privileges which wero estimated TO he worth good
deal OF money. Those privileges interiorcd with the
interests OF certain othor parties, and, II 10
saio, that these latter persons combined and m ada
up q sun 10 defeat the hill, and that this money
finally found It's way 10 persons who able TO have
tue material portion OF the act omitted In the nns
enrolment
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( CRUSHED ON THE RAILS.
SAD FATE OF A MICRO STEALING RIDE ON 4
LOCOMOTIVE

SAD FATE OF A NEGRO STEALING RIDE ON
LOCOMOTIVE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHARLOTTE N C.. August s. 1873
Night before last when tue night passenger trsiu
the Atlantic, Tennessee and Ohio Railroad reached
Davidson College, the engineer, while oiiing, dis
covered OF the engine wheel covers missing He
also found OIoodslAins and apiece of torn CLOTH ap
parently portion of shirt. the pilot. Having
experienced jar a mile below be supposed some
had been over, but had not time 10
Investigate The down passenger traia next morn.
ing discovered tho scattered body Of a negro man
crushed and all 10 where the up elt
the jar The trunk was partially split In two, aud
one arm anc one leg of All the top OF the skull
was Ia and The brains scattered over the
ties aud IRON Tho leg and arm remaining al
tarhsd to the trunk were badly mangled
Near the remnants OF Tho deceased was
found the wheel cover, which bore dents
from wheels showing that the train had passed over
IT, The negro is supposed have been . stranger
seaing ride on the pilot, and dropping asleep ~
have fallen OIL breaking the fastenngs OF the cover,
which were slight, 10 his fall The engineer Is posi-
tive that he was noe lying on the track AS hs weuld
have been visible the bright hight thereon from
the head light Of the engine.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENTS.
WAR DKPARrMESr,
OFFICE OF rnx CHfxv SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsniSGroS, August 16--1 4 NJ

WAsniSGroS, August 1G--1 an
[ndicdti0nG
Fer Now England, partly cloudy weather, occa-
sona rain. variable WINDS mostly southsrly station.
uy temperature and barometer.
For the South and Middls Atlantic states, partly
cloudy weather and occasional rain, variable winds,
mostly southeascrly, nearly stationary pressure aud
ssmpsraure.
For the Gull ststcs, partly cloudy weather, with
occasionsl ram, variable winaA stationary or lover
temperature ana pressure tr
For Tennessee, the ONO vsIley and lower lake re-
gon, partly cloudy weather, with frequent rain,
warm southwesterly. vserjng 10 colder north west
winds, followed by rising barometer.
For the upper lake region and Upper Mississippi
Valley, colder, partly cloudy weather. occasional
rain, followed by clearing weather. stationary or rs.
Ing barometer, winds mostly northwesleriy.
For the Lower Missouri Valley, clear or partly
cloudy weather, variable winds, mostly northerIy,
stationary pressure and temperature
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
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STRICT QUARANTINE ENFORCED.

CAino, Ill, August 16 1878.
Al meeting Of tho Board Of Health this alter.
was resolved to prohibit entrance tho city
OF all passenger aud freight trains from the South
after tonight, thus placing embargo on
travel and shipments OF any kind from that direction.
Steamers from below will be permitted 10 land or
send passenger ashore No cases have appeared
here.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, August 10, 1873.
Union cmy mas been quarantinsd against all rail-
roads, .N
LITTLE Rock, Ark. August 10, 1873.
The Board OF Health met to-day and dcter-
mined to establish qusnntine on the Mcm-
phis road at Hopeneid, thus entirely prevent.
ing the running OF trains. The st. Louis
Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad has agreed 10
run no trains between Columbus aud Poplar Bluffs.
health officer 70 TO bc stationed at Belmont, No.,
TO examine all trains coming south from
81 LOUIS Quarantine officers vii also BE-
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
MRS. HAYES AT. NEWPORT.

PLEASURE TRIP UP THE BAY-ARRIvAL OF
MAYOR ELY.
[BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD
NEWPORT, August 15 1878.
Mira Hayes and a few OF her friends wsro invited to
sailing excursion up the bay 10 DAY TN the
steam yacht Ideal. They were accompanied
by Mr. T. A. Havemsyer OF New York. the
owner Of the vessel, and his wiie II
very pleasant and satisfactory trip and the
subject OF repeated compliments by the distinguished
lady ror whom II was arranged. sump,uous lunch
was provided, ana tho tables wore elegantly orna-
mented with fragrant and flowers. % fsl4sA3
Mayor Ely. oil Now York, has arrived 1t the Ocean
HQnsN
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stricken vi.A avss fhs disease, so~.v.r. is no. OF

stricken With fsveE fhs disease, however, is not Of
fatal type. br4f. .s t-.fssf rnf +.
SUICIDE OF A MILITARY WRITER.
Tho Daily Nsscs' Berlin despatch says Colonel Rue
stow, the wsi known military author, has shot him.
self at Zurich, Switzerland.
ELAcIIox GgRxAS socIAAsr
Fritsche socialist, has been elected the second
ballot TO the German Parliament from the Fourth dis
tr,ct Of Berlin, by q majority Of 1000.
: .l A Spanish LOAN fa,.. u as
La Sepsaine Fnanciere, OF Paris, reports that the
Spanish government has effected arrangement
with Paris banker for loan OF SIS O00 900 at six per
cont interest," to run fifteen years. and to bs guaran-
teea by the customs receipts OF Cubs.
HOLIDAY .rHx FRENCH BoURsR.
Yesterday was holiday ON the Paris Bourse.
Rentes arc quoted on the Boulevard at 1l1G
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
REDUCTION OF WAGES.

MOVEMENT OF OWNERS OF IRON AND STEEL
ROLLING MILLS IN PHILADELPHA-THE
SCALE AGREED UPuN-srRIKE or THE I'M.
PLoYEs TO FOLLOW.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, August l5. 1878.
About month ago the propristors OF the iron and
stool ling mills OF this city attempted reduction
Of wages. The mon went on strike, and
tho propriesors had 70 yield because the
Ph,lsdslpn,a Iron and stosl Company had
several large contracts TO a. and could afford to
suspend work, having need Of the whole force OF
fifteen bundrod mon who are employ cd In these
mills The enforcement OF tie reduction was,
therefore, abandoned sor the sime but work has
now fallen of and the iron workers have once
more determined upon reduction Of pay
REDUCTIONS AGREED uPoN
A meeting OF millowners held this afternoon,
at which, It Is undOrstood the following scale which
was under discussion, agreed on:-Puddisrs to
be reduced IRON 81 rs ton to So 90. roll
era reduced from 4ok 70 81 per cent.
rouahers from 19H to Is per cent cachors from 1917
TO l4H per cent, aud tho remainder same ratio
men working on time 10 DO cut down 10 por cent
The owners session two hsurs and refused to
make their Intentions public. bus II understood that
the above 10 the reduction decided upon.
srRIKR TO FOLLOW.
The workmen viii rosist tho reduction. Several of
them told ;nc HxRALD correspondent to-day they
would insist on the old rates, aud they would strike
Immediately II tho employers at,ompt enforce tho
schedule. The owners are arranging 10 get
workmon from other cities.
i. THE STRIKING suoRMAKxRs rfrf
The 200 sh0emakers IN the employ OF Messrs. Shr-
10y Kommol, VINO arc out q strike because th cir
had arranged schedule prices accord
ING TO the classes OF tnotr WORK which mpced q
reduction, met to-day and detcrmined op bill OF
rates to submitted to the hrm as the uIttmat um
OF the workmen. The scale as adopted retains snc
paid by tho nrm before the appoint OF The
for0man. Mr.. shirley offered 10 compromise this
afternoon certain terms. but the workmsu de.
ciincd take sctIon in the matter until tomorrow
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
FRAUD SUSPECTED.

SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES CONNECTED WITH
THE DEATH OF MAN WHOSE LIFE WAS
HEAVILY INSURED.
LpY TEIRGRApH TO THE HERALD.1
s 81. LOUIS, August Is. 1873,
case Of unusual interest. especially to lite in
sursncs men in process OF examination In this
city On the 81 OF August Frederick Bosso died mis-
home, No 2,l24 Washington street, ana was buried
tho following day. His lis was insured for $37 $780,
and 1t seems that this large amount had been placed
his lite within very lew months the urst policy
being taken out December last, and all tho policies
being mado payable 20 his brother, Charles IL
Bosse who keeps a wood aud coal yard a.
No. l. 429 Ridgey street, with whom Fred Bossc was
represented to be In partnership The list OF pol
e,es rs a. sfollows:-NortnwestornL Lite OF Milwaukee,
$500; New York Liis $4,000; Union Mutual,
$4,000; United states Life, $1,000. Total $s7 500.
After being informed OF hts death tho agents Of tho
insurance companies hoiJ conference aud
tho circumstances surrounding tho case we're
sunncieDtly suspicious TO just,iy nm examina-
tion. Accsrcinsly the proper measures were
taken night the body of Bosss disin,erred
and placod IN the hands Of the Coroner That Official
s,yo nov ~. nsc.,on is ss aaa VIII
bsen foul play fraud Of some sort, The
exact nature thereof capnot DO known aatl tns post
mortem Is completed DR.. 0sinter, VINO attended
Bosss IN his last illness, stated to-day that for
previous to hrs death too decsssed had been In weak
and debiI,txsed condition. HIS muscles woro very
much smasi~tsd, ,nnd wnen asked by tho Doctor 10
press hrs hands u seemed as though he was
making exorsion whatever. Dr.. Hill, the medical
oxamnor OF the NOrtbwcsteru Litc Insurance Com
pany, said :'i made Hu examination OF the body of
Frederick Dossc whose remains were last
night W DECEMBER last. A. that time he por-
feet nealth and pronounced him good risk. Dfs
BroKaw aud Baumgarten also made an examination
Of Bosss ut the Instance OF the Insurance. companies
and they both agreed wnb bodily nealth.D
Dr. Brokaw made bis examination ia March
last aud Dr. Baumgsrten his In January. There
~ the Coroner's olice this morping Drs. Otio
Grincr, BaungartoD, Hii Bicrworth ana DR.. Desn of
the Guy Hospital who viii testify this aiter noon
Fraud SUSPECTED from tho fact that Bosss died
within TOUR mouths sftcr no had taken the last
policy, which for $lO0 600 In the Northwestern
Company. The cause oi death was supposed TO DO
Addson's disease ot the Kidneys eonsIdered incur
aole, and which u - believed he was afflicted with
when the policy was taken out Before assurance
had boon given ho certned that no dd nave such
disOasa
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
PROFESSOR BAXTER DROWNED.

CAPE MAY. N. j., August l6, ls7S.
Stacy Baxter Proesfsor OF Eiocutioa, as Harvard
College. was drowned At Cape May Point, N j., this
morning He was bathing with some friends, all be-
ing expert swimmers, and veutured out beyond the
breakers. He Is supposed TO have been seized with
cramp 10 which he subject, and before the surf
boat could reach him he had disappeared. Every
effort WAS made to the body, but up to four
O'Clock this afternoon II had not been found The
search Tor It will be- kept up.
Professor Baxter was u yoar's leave from Har.
vard College, aud had been spending few DAYS at
Capo Nav Point
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
THE rlvKn AT CINCINNATI.

CSciSSATI, August I6, 1873.
william Hines, Of New Orleans prominent for some
tina past the only yellow lever patient here, lett
this morning for Now York fully recovered.
INFECTED BOAT.
There Is some excitement tis arrival this If.
tcrnoon OF the towboat John d. Porter, from Now
Orleans With several Of yellow iovsr on board
The Health Onicsr boarded her several miles below
Lawrencsburs, and found the In . disabled con-
ait,on The boat viii not be permitted TO land here,
and no ono will be allowed to 10 near her except two
physicians, Who will accompany her to P,tsburg--
has dsstin alion f.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Surgeon General william Gricr, United States Navy,
ia at tho SturtevanI General G. Martinez and Colonel
+ Reinlein. OF the Spanish Army, are at tho Albe.
marie. +. Carroll Brewster and OK Congressman
Leonard Myers. Of Phildelphia; ex-senator Thomas
N. Norwood, Of Georgia, and George N. Kennedy, OF
Syracuse are at the Fifth Avenue Captain G. r.
Patterson, Superintendent OF the United States Coast
Survey, is at tho Westminster J. H. Devereaux,
President Of tho Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati and
indianapolis Railroad Company, and John u. Simp.
son. of s. Louis, arc at the Windsor. Captain G.
Pryazon aud Captain r. Cabera OF the Spanish Navy,
at the Everett General j. A. Potter United States
Army. and ex-Mayor d. N. Haibert, OF Binghamtou,
are at the ST. Nicholas. Ssvellon A. Brown, chief
clsrk OF the State Department. and Robert Lenox
Banks, OF Albany. arc at the Gtsey.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
AN APPEAL FOR HELP.

WILMINGTON, y. e., August IL, 1873
Tho following has beea received here IRON Grenada,
Miss - A
GRENADA. Misa, August IA, 1873
Tnx Major WnxxGrox:-
Is \ graveyard. Wenced help Tho Mayor u dying
and the only officer left. Il. A. MELTON
CITY Marshal and Acting Mayor.
Immediately on receipt OF the above telegram the
Board OF Aldermen Of this city convoOed IN special
session and made m appropriation Tor the Grenada
sufferers and appointed . committee Of sevon to
licit contributions IRON citizena II 10 thought O
liberal sum viii be raissd
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
COAL MINING SUSPENDED.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO IKE HERALD. ....,
'-,, snnxAxDoAn, Pa, August Is, 1878.
Turkey Run Collisry, operated BY Haas, Brswsir Il
Co., At this place, suspsaded to-day The owasrs
claim that tho rates OF foliage charged by President
Gowsn, Of tho Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad
Compahy, arc exhorbant for the trans OF
coal abd that they unable Ia mako the cntsrprtse
pay. About threc hundred men and boys are thrown
out Of employment
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
ORANGE RIOTERS sUBsrD1NG.
BUT MulTxRIxos AND THREATS STILL RuYyLx
TBE CANADIAN AIR.

TBE CANADIAN AIR.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO rHR HERALD
OTTAWA. August 15, 1873 4
The exoitomsnt is over and the city resumed its
ordinary course. AZ one o'clock this morning some
drunken rousns entered the house OF Jerry Brown IN
shs lower town. and Brown In attempting to eject
them received . severe siab but the wound is not
likely 70 prove fatal. Several influential citizens
SPEAK OF asitatng Tor an act Of Parliament prohio,-
Ing ali street proosssious hereafter but far they
have taken definite steps In that direction. A
meeting Of lrishmen and French Canadians last pirht
al 5t Pasrick's Hall decided TO appoint patrol of
twenty ono mon, under command OF D. J. O'Dono zoe
n. T. +. The object 0f ths 10 to give alarm 10 Union
men In OF disturbance. A nuuber Of addresses
were made, ono speaker SAID that tho Oranrernsn
would never be allowed 10 walk In tho lower town IL
s SAID that the Oraugssn OF this district viii nave
. monstsr procession on the 9th OF November A
Protestant. named j. salmon, was badly beaten by
reugbs on Fisld street, last night, and Catho,ts
whose nams ID not known, was also assaulted.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
EXECUTION.

CHARLESTON, s. G., August Is. 1873.
special despatch from Darlington announces the
hanging to-day Of Alexander Dewitt, colored, Tor the
murder with an axe, In 1871, OF an old white man
named William Warren. The condemned lost
all scf control at the gsows and tho drop fell amid
demonstrations OF aOJ oct terror and plssdipgs tor
further time.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
HELp FOR ruE surrEREn..

Mss visited Ac,ing Mayor Roberts yesterday for tho
purpose OF representing tho great necessity that OK.
listed for immediate financial assistance ~ his locality
owing to tho terrible ravages OF yellow fever He
stated that not single person bad recovered from tho
attacks OF tho disease.
Subscription will be received for III ia obect nj
the Mayors office
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
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