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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-08-02
Terrors of the Elevated Railroad.


The terrors of the trains on the ele-
waited railroad on Sixth avenue, New
York, are thus described by the New
York Times: "When these trains first
began to run the noise was hardly bear
able. We were told we would get used
to it, and when things got IN working
order we weuld not even know it was
there We have waited as long as we
could before entering our protest, and
now feel that, as property-holders and
taxpayers, we have certain rights which
have to be respected and protected.
From early morning until long after
midnight there is steady rumble and
roar in the air, one train taking up the
sound, and only leaving it to be equally
treated by its successor or a passing
train. This rumble and racket begins
long before the train comes in sight, and
grows louder and louder, until it bursts
upon you like tornado whirl,
rGs h, and tits over. But, before we
have time to resume our broken con-
versation, another rumble and rattle is
heard, and similar sound to that which
but a moment ago greeted our ears is
borne back to us, more intensified by
the never-dying echoes of the previous
train"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
CLEARED.

Steamer Baltic Br. Parsel Liverpool via Queenstown-
Cortis.
steamer STATE Of Leui,iana tBr, Johnston Gaszow--A
steamer Gen Barnes Cheesman, savannsh Murray,
steamer Gulf Stream. Ingram, Chsrieston-J Quin-
tH:d x Co.
Ship Bxirgowrie (Br), Dark. London-J Tucker Go.
Ship Shakspere tGor. Aeyerdchs, Bremen-Hermann
Koop a Go.
Bark 0lnstes. Nicksrson, Lytteton and wellington
ArkeI Tufts a Go.
Bark Honeward Bound. Msrryman, Liverpool-carver
4 Barnes.
Bark Industria dsaD. scnianino Cork Falmouth for
orders -slocoyich & Co.
Bark Alice Reed Kelisran. Honolulu w II Crossma an
Bro. tst*
Bark Levanscr, Small. Bergen Point, NJ Snow Bur-
CESS.
Brig Wexford tBr). Covert, vige for ordcrs-D Dc
Brig Kossak Smith, Oporto--F Talbot & Go.
Brig Jennie Phnney. Brown, Aontcvideo--J Norton a
Sons
Brig Arcot Small Port sran (rrinidad Dwight Plat
Brig westmoreland tBrl, Campbell, Sackviils. NB-P
Brig Susie Prescott osr), Glass, Perth Amboy-P
Nevius Il Son.
scnr othen Barry North Atlantic twhslins voy
age and search for records &C. Of the Franklin exped
tion) ~ Morrison.
scbr Hand. Doherty, Rio Grsndc 40 Suit Hand
Schr Morris Pcrot. Randolph. Para-G Amsinck Co.
Schr Matte B Rulou. Rulon, Para--Burdett Pond.
Schr Rosa, GAul Port Saskatchewan Aspinwoll.
schr Hosted tBr. Sullivan, st John, Mp Nevius
Son.
schr General Spinner, Dayton Jacksonville
Squire
schr VICTOR Puir,. pinkham. Brunswick. Ga-BJ yen-
schr VIM jones' Fakenburg, st Mary's. aa-ADiel
Abbott
schr VIM H Bowen, Jackson. Proyidence-J Roberts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
LIBERAL LEAGUE CLUB.

special meeting Of the New York Liberal League
held last evening at Republican Hail. No. 90 West
Thirty-third street, Mr.. Courtandt L. Palmer, Inc
President In the chair There was q very full A.
tendance, tho subject for discussion being
tho ssComplcte Separation OF Church aud
State.n Tho Secretary at the opening OF
the meeting read tho following resoutons prefacing
them few remarks to tho effect that the league
had no special antagonism 10 amy particular seer.
but Il tn ought bcst mako early protest against
State appropriations 10 private sectarian lnst'tusss
the evils OF which monstrous years ago as 70
cause tho present clause the State constitution
against such appropriations
Resolved That tho York Catholic protectory, being
private being privileged BY tho laws
State receive and care for either ns Dna tae
receive any appropra alton from the state - -,
Resolved. that the appropriation oil ~oo.MU Oh stats
irauents at the Mex York Catholic Protcctory is in
opinon. clearly unconstitutional -
Resoyed That In these facts the Conprollcr or
the State York rightuly refuse to pay from
the state Treasury OF $4,000 appropriated ~
Resolved That tho Comptroller requested behalf q
and refuse the payment thercoi except ~
compuision OF the court
Mr. Courtaud d Palmer read long paper on 'Church
and Staten and was followed by MI. Wahlman on tho
STABILITY Of tho Republic" Mr. Q. b. Frothins-
ham was called upon. and said that tho sight oi the
meeting was u most gladdoning one TO those
who had entertained the idea OF separating
Church and State. Those VINO listened would
carry away thoughts which would last thcm a
long time. Tho problem In England At THIS moment
among radical reiormcrs was this very question. In
this country the speaker said tho cardinal principle
was Iibertv-that u.s. liberty associated with law-and
the simple question whether any church represents
the spirit OF liberty in religion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Bracs. Of the steamer State OF Nevada tBr,.
from Glasgow. and Capt II Lucas OF the steamer Roer
Dutch from Rotterdam have thanks for special
observations made In connection with the
HERALD weather service.
srxAAxR Doris, Davis. from New York via Norfolk for
Ca.thagen put into Kngson -. about Ianc ,cafy
survey.
snre ALFRED D sscw from San Francisco at Liverpool
lasting $ days, which shifted cargo A. on April s, IN
Ne; los. sails and oreyari had cargo shifted and ship
hove down with her Ice rail under water where she lay
doors and window also cabin doors and Windows,
and doing much damage about tho decks and aott
BARK JOHN CHASE from Manna. for New S J, York Ss
sTs sns s''s ,sa
~ G.' Cam and Posi-
the % vs and maaa ncs oSna
threw no shsen
list that she would answer her helm and the
New YORK re Ssay Capt Davis iss Of sas John
buried at sea before she was abandoned
BRIG swlrrscEr ODD, from New York Tor chsrlcsts,own.
.s . s. lgn .:s in Ssa.: ~
nSs ala ncs ~ ns S Sss VIII
sLoor CLARIssA from New York. with lumber is snnk
1t City Island sne DO raised alter taking cargo
q s4ss. % .s for
Nay 10 End 2" with h sarge
sal R'. a. aSae as May s7ss = 80 ~
NoRroLK June Ia fhe Mary Emily arrived here
sunday nigh. fom the wreck Of tho Metropolis With ieo
PoRrLAsp, June ia large schooner, lumber laden.
name went ashore JaQues' Ledge, Baicys
Island in fog, Saturday night last. She OF
the residents the vicinity and proceeded
sBrrsurLprxG-Mr. Giles Loring has tho keel stretched
for Of $50 tons, ns Yarmouth Me- to be commanded
by Capt Howard Loring.
IAuscuEp-At Bath Me- June 49, from the yard Of Goss
SAWYER Packard bark OF 1883 IL tons. ed Gerard
O Tobey Of Warcham. Mass. TO be commanded by Capt
Crowcli OF Hynnns, Mass.
At shaoenacad Ns June "A. she new ship The sen.-
tor Mr. John Norhrup. OF Halifax Her len 9Th
is Ol tho keel breadth Of boAni 40 feet In
depth hold - She registers SIT tons and clascd
years Al in Bureau veritns Tho Senator will load with
deals at Sc John, NIB. for Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Asrwxwr June Ie-saiicd. steamer Java usr). Gicig,
New York; bark Annie $ Marshall tBD, Parker. do.
BrLrssr. Juno lsArrivcd, bark Ocean Traveller t3r,
whitiord. Darien.
BRyuKS June y-Arrivcd, bark Hercules tBD, Hunton
Pensacola
BaYosss. June 13-Arrved. brig While (Br,. Smith,
New York.
c.nprrr Juno is-s sailed. ship RUFUS Wood Davis San
Francisco.
coRs June i7-saied bark John A rIsrvis (Br, Lock.
hart. Delaware River.
corgrHAcrS to June lo-Arrived bark In Plata tSor)
Hendrckscn, New YORK;
DuBris juno isArrvcd. bark livingstone CBr). Cros
by, Baltimore.
sailed Ioth ship Tam oshanter. Small. s. John. NIB.
DusxraK Juno I7-ssiled. bark Antoinetts dss). Gas
colo New York.
GnissBr Juno Issaiicd. bark Mathilde tSor) Ander-
sen, Baltimore.
GALWAY, juno issailcd, bark francesca Avegno tsD,
AnsaIdo. New York
GrsoA. 70 June lS-krrved. bark II Ivendorf rGer),
Dadc, Savannah
HufL Juno 10 Arrived. bark Luigia Rocca utaD, OIL.
vari. Phiisdelphis via Queenstown.
Sailed 10Th bark Bctscy Gudo tNor), Duo. Sandy Hook
Also sailed 10Th, steamer oshello tBr. Mitchell, New
York.
uAYLE, juno 17-saiisd, bark Charlotte Young tBr).
Crook. Philadelphia.
nxLvoKr, June ivssilsd. bark Hebc CNcr), zicsmcr,
Now York.
Istx or wienr, June 1901, bark BrssIiera (Nor),
Thomassen, New York for stettin.
LIVERPOOL June 18 Arrived ship Crusader tBr). Dur
kec New Torx, 10th, Guilermo tsp). aastsn
era Bsitimorc Iyrisn tB). Armstrong, Boston; Murie
(Br Guilfoyic Now 0rleans Ontario tB. Roberts. Mon
treaL
sailed 10TH steamer Ohio. Morrison. rhiisdcphis; bark
lex tNor), Hansen. New York.
LONDON, june 1g-Clcarcd ship LeviathAn tNor), Mos
fed United States; bark Quslie tNor). Dedekasnp DO
LrxS. June 17-sailed, bark Reviewer tBD, Brown.
United States
Isrox june rs-Arrived briggs Annie sserer. Adams.
New York; Apollo tBrj, Bensa. do.
Arrived prior TO 10TH bark Nevada tB), Poster, Phia-
dephia.
MovLLE. June i9Arrived steamer Scotia fBr, Andcr.
son. New York for Glasgow land proccedcd).
MAssxLLrs. June 15-Arved. bark Unione utsI). cah-
sro, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
SUBURBAN NOTES.

John Coligan ONO 2i2 steuben sirest, Brooklyn,
was arrested yesterday charge Of having beaten
hts wife In a brutal manner on Monday night. The
woman is IN a critical condition.
During quarrel In his saloon, At No. 13s Hamilton
avenue. Brooklyn, on Tuesday night, John g. Wurin-
ger bit the IN umb OF Charles Tampa. He was locked
up on n charge OF mayhem ana Tampa WIS lock up on
OF assault
Frank Larkin, a California engineer, applied to
Judge Reynolds In the Brooklyn City Court yeslcr-
day, through counsel Tor the custody OF his Twelve
year old daughter, whom no placed the charge OF
MIRA Maud BsselI OF No $50 Lafayette avenue, about
SIX years ago. Tho case was adjourned
Tho American AcclimatizatIon Society, through its
Secretary, Or Jonn ": Greene, has received from
orally termed. migrating quali.s They we're lot
loose In Morris county, N. j., and were oil
strong birds. They were sent out by Mr. Bonars or
Mestfns, through the fundamentally OF Mr. Evans,
American Consul in sicily II the project Of acclima-
tixng thees BIRDS succeeds, will be good scquis
Iion TO the sportsman, tho farmer and the table,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
RAPID TRANSIT TO CYPRESS HILLS.

Rapid transit in Williamsburg by means OF surface
railroads received decided impetus yesterday in the
formal opening OF the steam line on Broadway from
Flushing avenue 10 Cypress Hills Cemetery via East
York distance OF about nvc miles The officials OF
the road with their guests including officers OF the
roads, members Of the Brooklyn Common Council and
Board oil CITY Works and other citizens IN two cars
were drawn by six from The foot OF Broad
way to Flushing avenue, where The dummy engine was
in waiting From thcnce they were rnpidiy whired to
tho end OF the route. Returning 10 East New York,
at the depot the party. who numbered some eighty
gen Llemen, received by Nj. Thomas Browne on
behalf of Tho company and requested to partake
OF The collation. prepared Tor them When
tho cloth was removed MI Edwin Beers,
and congratulatory addresses were delivered
by Alderman Thomas r. Kenns chairman Of the
Railroad Committee; President Sullivan, OF tho
Brooklyn City Railroad Company; Edmund briggs.
President Of tho Cypress Hills Cemetcry Association;
A. b. Baylis OF the Bosrd oil Education; L. Hustled,
Prcsid, ant OF tho Brooklyn Savings Bank; George =.
Bennett and Comm missioner Jonn W. Flaherty, OF the
Board OF City Works; Chandler L. lngerso, ex-Mayor
John w. Hunter and Comptroller BurreL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 10, 1878
ARRIVALS.


REPORTED ny rHE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnrrEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Algeria tBr, wat.on. Liverpoo June and
sn. gs ". = ,~S
lBr). from Boston Tor Liverpool
n ID % sosa s's' 60 '.nS
IS 80 Ion s. 20 passeda German bark bound W. showing
Steamer A.aes tBr. stephens. Shields 20 days. with
Steamer Sue via DER. Franren, Hamburg June 8 and
!Iavrc sth, With md,s and PASSENGERS 80 kunhardt Co
s ssssns west showing ssSssyfvo 10Th taa7 Ion
o. Snrs c c & 'f Trsorea ssse with
mdso and 49, passengers TO I do Bseian Had variable
na w" ns pasd STEAMER r from New
1s % Es s% saw s1
Ky 81" 5 aSo nsa ma. Sa
steamer ' Morgan city Reed New Orleans days with
Steamer John Gibson Chichester. Washington DC with
Steamer ASe%ars Clubs. loves Dol with mdso tn.
Old dominion Steamship 90. =. ..,...
70 F"neo' 'n Eaye 1o, g. NA'A
Bark A..one dtsb. rcrrs, Limerick % daysin ballast
xsl sc dr,s,ss T. a.y, r -
May ~ lat a 90. Ion ~ passed vessel bottom mp, with
BARK Fri tsor uscnson Dunsirs 4s days ballast
barn Mary Russell. Nichols. caibadon II days. with
'1 Ham jose More Carlisle. sssasIl Nth
sshr rnsss Msser. rors Ap, Z, y days yh
Schr Tampico Bonhon Baracos 10 days. With fruit TO
Conner a PearsslL
sehr " clo~e, tof Port Jensrsou), Dietinson, Nov
Orleans ~ with timber to June 10, 80 miles
NE OF Cape fattcras boarded by boat from whaling
schr n alheld oil and for Proyncetown from cruise
with 100 bbls oil -
With sfn n. sss "sa
sssr s,n GssS ss%S Ss ss,,
schr l. n Hopkins, Predmorc, Virginia
schr Sardinia. Holbrook Virginia
sSshp Memnon, from Iloilo which arrived 18th inst,
reports Passed Cape o. Good Hope April 3 - Helena
2ist crcssed the Equator Mar T. In Ion "a 3d. took
SE trades in LAT and lost them In lat 49, thence
light battling winds Cod received orders
procte New York since have had light esstery and
soothsrly winds and much FOG.
Dr. BARK Louisc tNor) from Msrseiss which anchored
IN lower bag tor orders. 20 the city 18th
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GAZE.
BOUND SOUTH
steamer Marlborough (BD. Frazer. Gov Bay, CB. for
New YORK, With ccsi 70 A outsfbrdge ca. IL ~
anchor In Hart Island Roads
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20

Steamer City OF Fitchburg. Ellis, New Bedford for New
York. with mdse and passengers TO Barlins pavis -
Sehr Vssta tr) Palmer Dorchester Nd Tor New xoVks
sehr Cascc Lodge. Bearse, Portland Tor New YORK.
Sehr Knight. Dyer, kockland for New York.
Schr Maggie Smith, smith, Boston fur PhiadeiphiA
sehr Osprey. Racket. Vineyard Sound for New YORK.
schr Maria Williams Providence for New YORK.
schr Terry. Orison, Providence for New York
Schr Sarah Thomas. Arnold, New Haven lot new
York.
Schr Hattie Toilas Tollas. New Haven for Now York
Schr Lucy JONES' Smith New Haven for New York.
Schr G vangider, Fletcher. Norwalk for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Bolivar, Gser. New York for New London and
Norwich.
schr North Star. Rogers New York for New LONDON.
Schr w Brainsrd. Fitch, Hoboken for Providcnce.
Schr Jackn, Getchef. Rondout for Belfast. Me-
schr Lainprey. Robinson Port Johnson Tor Boston
Schr WIN Elmer Tribbic Port Johnson for frovdenco.
Schr Kate a. Mary. cogswsll. Amboy for Provdence.
Schr twilight Robinson baltimore Tor New Haven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
SPOKEN

ship Bg Stanley from Rsngoon for Liverpool
May 30. Las 10 4, Ion 4 w.
Ship BriiisE Queen t,r) Irving, from London for New
York, Jane 2, lat A. w, Ion IA 40
Shin Lille Eouard (Br,, Kfllam. from Rotterdam for
Baltimore June IL 10 miles OF Fro Island.
Ivgtut tsr from Ivtgtut for Philadelphia June
~, 20 miles T. Of Fire Island.
Bark Unanima f,r) WhttehcAd, from Dunkirk for New
York. June 2, lat ~ IN. Ion ~ ~.
BARK Ma,hiide Ella abeth tFr,, from - tor Pensacola
Mav "a lat ~ y, Ion 10 BOW
Batk Fei~na Chioxsa utx) from Savona for Phsdel-
phia NAV 70, lat rs 10. Ion 2pO7.
Bark Lily. from Wilmington ~, bound T. Juno g. lat
80 10 n. ON 10 IS W.
Brir Margaretha Gen. Bonn. from Porto Csbello via
Sandy Hook Falmouth May H. lat ~ ID, lou ~ 3S
Brig Congress tB Fisher, from Portmadoc tor Quebec.
luna latg Ion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20

death I rot very anxious about the case
and came over here TO send the colored boy Tor
another DOCTOR Mr. Hubbord In the meantime had
Como 10 Sheepsncsd Bay. was called back oy MISS
Lush saying they thought her aunt was dyinr Whsn
got back she was dead. was absent more than
SIXTY seconds Before she died she raid she suspected
party OF poisoning her. She gave his name me
glass was shown 10 and when the Coroner
the sediment the bottle quite plainly. II u haa
not been mineral poison the grease gave ner woula
have saved her. She had pains In the stomach
ia the region OF the heart. but nervous twchlng
OF the body, The bottle which contained tho lager
was closed with Tho cork and tho ordinary sne"p
urtvo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
WHALENEN.
M Sec arrivals at this port.

M Sec arrivals at this port.
sailed from Sc Helena May banks President I'd Allen
M 10 cruise: 8th Canton Sherman OF for New Bed
ford; l3,h Tsmeranc Briges NIB, TO cruise Young Phe
nix clifford NIB, do 14th Kathleen, Rowland NIB. do
Al do May 49, bnrks James Ludlow; Palmetto, Bellies;
Petrol Norton and Rosseau Amy all Of Nh; Sea Queon.
Allen. of westport, recruiting
NIB .
Sailed from lay 49, sohr Carrie Clark Marshall or
Provincetowp. to cruise.
ports her May 10 having taken two whales
which made - bbls.
letter from Mr. smith, third ofcer Of bark Mary Fra
scr Dexter OF Edrartown reports her At Little Fish Bay
April 10, oil mot reported You'd boat 81 Helena In De-
tob
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE 90 l87a-TRP1E SHEET

NxwRr. June Installed bark Ebsne.er sr. sorsnsss.
Baltimore
oroRro TO June ie-Arrivsd. ship America trors So
arts. New York.
Sailed prior to isth brig Psquese do Nova Yorx Por
Silva, New York.
PLYMOUTH. June l7-salsd, bark Canada sGsr). Lam
inert. New York.
rALERMo June 49, Sailed steamer Crest (Br). Darling.
New York.
QUxKssrows June l9-Arrivcd bark Giano (AuI. sappo.
Baltimore
Also arrived 18th, Hipernian tBr,. Richardson
Baltimore vim Halifax for Liverpool
Arrived 18th. o Pm. steamer Siberia (Br), Hoseason
Boston for Liverpool tsnd proceeded.
Sailed 10TH steamer City ofMontreal tB) Fulton tom
LiverpooD, New York.
ROTTERDAM. June l9-Arrived, steamer Amy Dora tBD
Sinclair, New Orleans
srKrrIs June i3-sailsd ship Maria Louisa Csor) Jen-
sen, New York.
WATERFORD. June l7-sailed. bark Edith Carm ichael
(Br), MeEachren. Philadelphia.
LONDON. juno 19-Stcsmor Palestine tBr). whiteway,
from Liverpool june IL for Boston, back Queenstown
to-day, with machinery damaged, and will DO detained
about days
VALPARAISO, june l7-Ship Csmbrian Br), Dyke, from
Fabson do Plea May for Europe with of guano.
has been abandoned at aud OF tina drowned
Tho cambrian hailed from st john NIB where she WAS
built in 1865 registered 1925 She ID
ST Ohm and Liverpool, and was fully insurcd.l
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Basin II reported that portions or the vessels rbs
planks. fase keel &c. are broken.
QuKExsTowx, June THE Brssto. Nielsen, from Dover
for York I'm bxlAs put In hers She ports
the night OF the 5 Ia lat Al 80 n W.
she In collision with French schr Aphonsine from
Minsan tor Hsvre lost jbboom and cathead and sus-
tanned damage. The damage TO the Aphonsine u
mix
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
SAILED.

Steamers Labrador tFr) for Havre: Canada (Br. Lon
don Bothnia (Br) Liverpool General Barnes Savannah
Gulf stream, Charleston barks g Jones Br, Copen-
macs Sor) Esnore Oius.ee, Lytsissoa NJ: Atnnnta
Philadelphia briggs Don Jacinto Msrsslies; Plant ON
CBr, Waterford; Caroline GRAY, Barbados
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
SHOT BY A DEPUTY SHERIFF.

John Lenty was shot whilc resisting Walter H.
Martin, a deputy sheriff who had warrant for his
arrest ana was irving It last night No.
SOL East Nineteenth street. The wounds are consd-
cred Serious but the deputy sheriff set Tree by
the police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
sails. Destination


,ArEs OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF JUNE JULY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.

WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
Ngw YouK. juno 1e-Noon.
The Western Union time ball to-day dropped correctly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20
WEATHER REpoR'

LIVERPOOL. JuEc l9-wind NV. light barometer 3o019
scLLy, June 19-wind N, moderate, fine; barometer
3QIO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20

$50
TIyATr'S LIFE BALSAM MUST FIRST BE TRIED
Ilbet3re give being cured OF rheum sm gout
scrofuls, dc II has been proven great good remedy
Depot, 240 Grand sold ~ dsuggists every where
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-05-13
QUARANTINE.
BY THE GOVERNOR,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Executive Department. !
Whereas, section 30tO of the Revised Statutes
Of the State Of Louisiana, approved March a.
1870. provides THAT the Governor shall issue
his proclamation. upon the advice of the Board
of Health, declaring any place whore there shall
be reason to believe pestiential. contagious or
infectious disease exists. to be an infected place.
stating the number of days quarantine is to
be performed by the vessels, their passengers
officers and crews coming from such place or
places"
Now therefore. In pursuance of the pro-
visions of the statutes aforesaid. and upon the
recommendation Of the Board of Health, stating
that there is reason to believe that at this sea
son of the year, there is danger of the introduce
ton of pestilential, contagious or infectious
disease from the hereinafter named places T.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS, Governor of the State
of Louisiana, have thought proper to issue this
my proclamation. declaring that all vessels ar
irving from and after the fourteenth day Of
May, A d. 1873, from the following locations. to
wit: All West India ports; all ports along the
coast of the Gulf of Mexico south Of Texas, ex-
cept the Bay Islands, Ruatan. Utilla and Bo-
naca: all ports along the mainland bordering
on the Caribbean Sea; all ports along the At
lantic coast Of South America. as far as the city
of Buenos Ayres all of which shall be subject to
quarantine, and that their officers. crews, pas
sengers and cargoes arriving from the above
named places, or having touched or stopped at
any Of them, shall be subject to a quarantine of
ten days.
And do hereby direct the proper officers at
the Quarantine Station to rigidly enforce the
execution of this proclamation and any viola
ton of the laws of this State on this subject
matter to be vigorously prosecuted.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the State to be
affixed. at the city OF New Orleans. this third
day of May. In the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy eight. and of
the one hundred and second year of the inde-
Dendence Of the United States of America.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Governor of the State of louisiana
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary of State. my4 lot