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The New York herald., 1878-02-28

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v .GuA Fob i6-Arrved. brigs Parma. Mitcheli. New
York; Manson Manson Gardner. Barbsdoss Lizzie zittoxen.
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ton: soren Bernsr, Petersen. New YORK.
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Hull, Feb 15--Arrivcd Xorsk Flag. Nielsen. New Or.
leans
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Magnns Lavahoer. Sorensen, Now York: brilliant. Paul
Chili.n q. Bremner. New orieaes; Dumbaronshire.
sailed I5tb ItAsca Tybee: Bohemian "a. Boston Arc
turus elawsre; Leo, New York: orizia Philadelphs
Sailed 14tS L., ia Mnrchi:on Havana
WixNEBAH, WCA, Jan 23-1n port. Seagu Stevens.
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FORGED LABOR TICKET.

John Williams, laborer, was charged before Judge
Murray the Tombs Police Court yesterday with
deavoring collect SIS from the New York Elevated
Railroad Company v labor ticket on which the
name OF the foreman, Il. ii. FairchiId, was forged
The prisoner pleaded sbat he obtained tho ticket from
"a named O'Conncr, and that he did not know Il
to be- forged. He held IN $500 bail.
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RELEASED BY DEATH.

Justice II. W. Robinson, OF tho Court Of Common
Pleas on the 10Th inst ordered the removal Of LOUIS
Koran, civil prisoner confined In Ludlow street. 10
Bellevue Hospital on tho afndavt OF Dr. Thomas F.
O'Brien, the prison physician who testified that he
was suffering from debility. Horan was admitted 10
one OF the medical wards whcrc he died Yesterday.
he had been an inmate of Ludlow Street Jail tor
months. An inquest Is TO be held.
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TIRED OF THE WORLD.

On1cer Wood, OF tho Twenty.eighth precinct, last
night, met man on Madison avenue down whose taco
blood was tricklns The officer uccosted him, and he
gave his name John Schmidt, ot No. 345 East Six.
teth street. Ho had been out Of work for long tme
was respondent, and In rash moment shot himself
IN the head 10 end his life He the Roose-
vct Hospital, corner Flfty.ninth street and Ninth
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DEFRAUDING. A GAS COMPANY.

Thomas Armitagc, inspector Of the Manhattan Gas
Company, appeared before Jndgs Morgan, In the
Essex Market Polico Court yesterday, TO prosecute
George u. Lemon Of No 20 avenue ID, whom he
accused OF having by means OF contrivance on the
sewer and supply p,pe conveyed gus TO his house and
consumed II without having Il registered the
maj
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SAILED.

Steamers Scythia (r, for Liverpool; Hermsn Ludwig
lBeir). Antwerp: Australia tBrl, London Columbus.
iavane; nad shr' 81 John IN &c; Lone star New Or
ship Connsught Ranger !Bp, London; b.rks Chapms an
(Nor). CorK or Falmouth Empress VGer). kongsberg;
L Routh, Copenhagen; Clotldc. DemerAra; briga Des-
tina Aus), Copenhagen; Charlotte. barbados Eawin
Rowe, Cudad Bolivar: 3usborough (fr), GuayaniiIa;
Matilda Buck (Br), Barbadoa
Also sailed, steamer Berspis (Br) for Cork,
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SHADES OF JEFFERSON.

Thomas Jefferson, aged fourteen years, of No. 444
East Twentieth street, arrested last night and
locked up IN thp East Twenty second station
eouse, on complaint madc by Martha Burlington,
OF No. 122 East Eleventh street, who charged him
with suatching pockctbook containing S. out of hcr
hand while she crossing Third avenue at Sxe nth
street
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
THE WEST POINT MURDER

United States Commissioner Osborne yesterday
issued q warrant tor the arrcst OF Private Michael
Topn, who shot and killed Private Peter Albers, OF
the United States Army at West Point and a deputy
marshal sent to ost Point to bring tho prisoner
10 Now York.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
A YOUTHFUL BURGLAR.

Ludwig Robholtz, OF NO. 34s West Thirty eighth
street. found John Fisher. thirteen year-oid boy,
crouchiug under his bed, having secured $50
ana $40 worth OF jcweIry. The fanlght had afforded
tho youthful marauder q way OF entrance, which he
had made good Of Judge Duffy yesterday held
him in 81, 600 BAIL
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SPOKEN.

Bark Moderate dta from Liverpool for New York. Feb
II. OH Tuskar
Bri. Jsrcmish, Ford from Cardenas for Of Hatteras
Feb 10 lby schr bailey, vt PhIladephiAl
Brig Alice button from Rio Jnneiro for Baltimore Fob
%, 9miies OF FalsesCap Va.
Ariel, from san Francisco tor La Pas Fob 8 Oh Cape
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ONE NIGHT IN A BARROOM.

Thomas Armstrong, sailor, had somc difficulty
last night in saloon at NO. 155 Chatham street, and
soizing q mineral water bottle, threw II q woman
med Agnes Cullen. The bottle broke and the Elats
made an ugly cut on hcr head near the left temple
Armstrong was locked up.
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NO PERFORMANCE.

The doors Of the Adelphi Variety THEATRE In WILL
iamsburg. closed last nghs. and second set Of
performers aro left unpaid Il was through intent
10 defraud the part OF the managers, however but
in consequence OF the blanket thrown the vcn-
turc by the police on the opening night.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

Isaac Goldberg, child four years old, while rlay
ing wHh matches Yesterday afternoon was severely
and died In the Chambers Street Hospital at
nine o'clock.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
HELD FOR MALPRACTICE.

Mrs. Elizabeth King appeared In tho Essex Market
Court yesterday to answer charge Of malpractice
preferred against hor by Rosa Kcutu OF No. u First
avenue, and Mrs Killing was held in 81, 500 bail.
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INCENDIARY ATTEMPT.

lot Of combustibie material was yesterday found
burning In gutter alongside ofthc Commercial Manu-
featuring Company's buildings at the foot OF Forty
eighth street and North River. The hre was put out
before any damage had been done There had svi-
dentIy been an attempt made TO are tho building
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
CHARITY CONCER L.

musical and literary entertainment for the ben
ent OF Lincoln Hospital will be given this evening In
Harvard Rooms, corner of Forty.seoond street ana
sixth avenue
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UNCIvIL SERVICE.

was decided yesterday by the Salaries Committee
OF tho Kings County Board OF Supervisors to report
TO the Board In favor OF allowing Mr. Gerard Stevens
Clerk OF the Kings County Supreme Court 81. 900 In
stcad Of S. 000 for his and assstants' saiariea
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
ILLICIT DISTILLING.

Judge Benedict, OF the United States Court Bseok.
Iyp yesterday sentenced David Harold " sixty days
.impr,sonment ior Illicit disttine, and Frederick
Weinchcpmors to months' imprisonment ana TO
pay nne Of 81 900 on the same charge.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, SO.

CLo0P YACHT ErHEL fOK sALE.-LENuTiI, a.
Oeet perfect order; launched 1873; csdsr ycw brass
Brooklyn. Inquire OF RICHARD MALLEN, or sddreys
MANNlN9S YAOur AGENCY, 3i6 Brosdway.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw YORK. Feb 27-Noon.
Tho time ball OF the Western Union Telegraph Company
by standard Of tho United States Naval Observatory
% Washington was to-day dropped correctly.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE YRoM NEW roRK FOR THE MONTHS
FEBRUARY MARCH.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28

NEXT DRAWING MARCH o, 1879.
Spanish Gold and Havana Bank Bills bought and SOLD
Drafts on Havana issued. Prizes cnshed.
N. A. MARTINEZ Co, Bankers,
10 Wall St, basement
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING APRIL Is, 1874
Capital Prise, l.OO0uU pesos.
DROF. PAINKS CATARRh vAPOR, LIQUID
i OZONE" cures consumption sure. Como send 10
Peabody Hotel, fhiiadslphiA
DROF. PAiNk's LIQUID OzUNK, INJECTED INTO
cancers, cuscs Once. PEABODY Hotel, PhilsdeIphia
IL. RAILWAYS READY RELIRF
CURES the WORST PAINS
twenty minutes
NOT ONE HOUR
sftsr reading this Advertisements need any one
SUFFER WITH PAIN.
RAILWAYS READY RKLIEr Is A CURE FOR EVERY
PAIN.
Il was the Hrst and Is
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly the crucinting paus aava
milan atoms aud congesons tho ium 81
stomach bowels other glands organs by one applies
w." IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
how violent the pain she rhsu.
matte. bcdridHn, nhrm, crippled nervous neuralgia q
prsssratsd with disease usy sufer s6oh by drngnss.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-14
auLpHuRous Acpp nEs,NFECTEoN.

when tho yellow fever appeared In NOW w
aaans Or. Jones ptorosed TINT aHlbhar be burnt
Fbtoushout The Infected districts. It has been
established by the highest authority In all ages
and among all people That sulphur burnt was
She best disnfnctant. Even In Tho siege Of
trrov sulphur was used to dlslnfeet. Hippo
t,rates the father Of medicine. used II for the
same purpose In the great plague Of Athens
which more resembled yellow fever than any
thing else. .... ,...,.:.o.u,
10 The fumes OF sulphurous acid AMI chatroa
will remain without any decomposition Ihus,
IL leg uf mutton OF II lot ui tomatoes or ears
81 cprh 70 the fumes Of snnhnr2qn
water which has been exposed TO the same
treatment, and will keep for month1 ana yth'a
s,iphurous arld Ia considered the best disin
fectant For two centuries II has been used by
Tho British navy We respectfully recommend
that III building fires sulphur shquu be thrown
in. Dr.. Jones proposed this method one mouth
aEo to the Buard Of Health when he desired 10
have the sickness decai ed epidemic.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-14
THE ARMY HsAFaasNs.

The committee has been informed by d. D..
Morey. general freight agent Of tho Jackson
Railrond that the III barrels Of -four shipped
from Chicago on the fourth instant will arrive
here Saturday; the whereabouts Of the other
provisions is unknown. Two thousand eight
hundred and seventy 1--WE rationa were issued
YESTERDAY. Regarding the Howard street re-
uusions, the following letter from Hon. John
McCaffrey explains the circumstances under
which the reauisitlon was drawn
.. L. Mitchell, ESD. Secretary etc.
Dear SRI have made n thorough inv9stiaa-
tinn of the case Of Mrs. A. Stellar. referred to
In your favor OF the twelFt Instant, aud respect
fully report as follows:
The lady Is q widow and formerly kept news
stand She owns the little house she now occtl-
pies. but has paid no taxes since 1874. and ie
now paying installmens of sS ut q time To- keep
the sheriff from executing Il II. fl. against 1t.
Her son has been sick with yellow fever but
s now convalescent. She was recommended to
me- by Mr., Thomas Eagan. residing at The cor
ner Of Robertson and Unmmon streets. and EN-
ployed as salesman at Mnesrs. Burke 4 Thomp-
son, who have re, examined the case with the
Above result.
The letter concludes with the request that a
epecial committee be appointed % Investigate
the matter. The special committee was ap-
unintei.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-14
THOSE AEasHEsss EsATH0NSs

There has been considerable talk In the city
about
The records Of the Board of Health show but
bntween twenty and thirty cases Of fever In the
dletriet and rs everybody knows. the Orleans
Relief Committee. which has in charge the dis
,rihution Of the rations donated by the govern
mept furnishes them only to the sufferers from
the fever
The renuslione from AlRIers called for SO
rationa md the number OF rntinns called lor,
com pared to the number of casea recorded,
looked entirely too large and ont OF proportion,
In addition to this there was nnnther ground
for suspicion, Whom the PROVISIONS LETT the
denpt af the Custom House they were accom-
panied by two officers. one detailed by Collector
Smith and the other by the eomm'ttee ant, not
wtlstanding, the factt that these two officers
houses Of the applicants, they dumped them IN
bulk at the police station and from that place
they were distributed.
For the purpose OF getting at
THE FACTS
of the matter q n.EMoonAr reporter yesterday
| yisI ed Alg'ers He lenrned that tho reuuist
| lions were drawn by authority and by the rep
resentatIve of rel ief, committee which haf
Thjs committee ia composed of the mos
prominent gentlemen In the district ana ever
oom 'ea a p9e by y t IS carey nve
g neh 19 hafnre tic reauistlon is made
| This executive committee II cUmNnsrEi ri Til
| following named gentlemen: Judge WIN Sar
rain ex offlcio chairman; John 7. Toilette
chairman: NJ. Ahascal, Dennmln Kelly, q. !
Vallette. Michael Rooney. A. J. Dumont ana
Members Of the committee stated that Their
was much more sickness and restitution In tn
district than anyone who had not inVesttgate
It would imagine; that the reason why they Ia
sisted on the provisions being deposited /
bulk ut the police satio on was that 1t would b
nlnce. The physicians In the district have frof
forty to nifty cases each. DR.. John II. Nlagrudel
| the sanitary Inspector, was taken down yester
day.
| The DEMOCRAT reporter was assisted In hi
Investigation by officer Legara, of the police.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-14
CITY Hfs1EEshEa.

Sam Scott was locked no In the Fourth Sta
ton charged with the larceny OF n ham.
Thursday night the kitchen Of the house No.
IT Burgundy street was slightly damaged by
FIRE. NO alarm.
At 1:l5 o'clock yesterday mule attached to
cart In Jefferson City ran away; the mule WAS
slightly Injured.
Solomon Brown and Robert Williams were
locked 1p In the Third Station. charged with
false registration.
A septoine oil lamp exploded mt Mre. V, Har-
ris' house in the Fourth District, Thursday
night. No damage cone.
The chimney Of the house No. 80 Where street.
Thursday night caught fire. The ilames were
extlnouished without the necessity OF an alarm.
Alexander Rodgers. charged with being m
accessory before and eitef tue iaet TO the muf-
der Of San, Davis was yesterday sent to the
Parish Prison without the benefit Of ball.
For the larceny Of n cook ed ham. Sam Sc tt,
a colnred rouatabout WINS sent before the First,
District court by Recorder Miltenhnrger, nnd
Frank Hruenon was put under $500 bond on the
| long charge.
Thursday, Mt the corner of Camp and st. 10
| ennh streets Ghas Brean was thrown from his
| spring wagon and slightly Injured buggy
| OF Mr. Leonard that Gollidet with the wagon
| vns also damaged,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-14
mw nv ETH E@.

The succession Of Mrs. Celeste Perilat, born
the Second District Court
Or. r. Napel. q graduate Of Berlin who vol
unteefei to the Howar1s, ie. We are grlevei to
say stricken With the yellow fever. He resides
ut No 1877 Fsplanade street
The Claiborne street bridge over tho enron
delet canal Ia In process OF reconstruction by
The Claiborne Street Rnilrond Ootnnnny. A coin
moduue floating bridge meanwhfe enables
passengers In tho Claiborne ears 10 cross the
canal.
In the First and Fourth Districts fires nre
being burnt nightly almost at every corner
Grass, weeds, old rags. wood, old barrels,
boxes, ETC. and all kinds Of irflammnhle mate
rial nre used to make smoke and blaze to drive
away Yellow Jack.
Dr. G. Hnppnlet,, of ,Moreanton., Burke
county ~ g. arrived on Thursday IN New Or
leans on his way to Vinkaburg. THE Doctor
atnpned ut Mnmphis, for two days and comes
with the most liattering recommendations from
his town from Gov. Il. g. Vance. Of North Cnro
lima.
The man who plays Whom Emma" the
Sweet Bye mud Bye" ind other tunes on the
ACCORDION mt or near the corner n Esnlnnnhe
nnd Dauphine streets must beware. His life
hangs upon Il single thrond. rotten at that. We
know personally Of three parties who have
freshly loaded their revolrer9 and ore Whiilng
for Sunday morning to Shoot him on ths
spot We can't sny that we like That nccorhenn
man. but we give this piece Of warning In the
way Of Christian oharity.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-14
GApHTseg. ITEMS.

The Cnnfaderntea Of Portsmouth, Norfolk
county, VirgIuln. hove forwarded to Gov Nloh-
oils 5000 for the relief Of ex-Ccnfederntes and
their fnmllles who may be sick Of the fever In
New Orleans.
]. THOMSON chairman finance committee Of
the fever relief fund Of Portsmouth, Norfolk
county. Virginia. sent q dispatch to tbs Gov
ernor saying he hnd forwarded 500 by EXPRESS
for the New Orleans sufferers.
Ed s. Robert son Of the Rev. Mr.. Robert
former chaplain Of The Second Louisiana ni-
vision Army Of Northern Virginia. forwards
s6 for the sick Of the A. N. v. In New Orleans
The Governor made The following nppolnt-
DayrIee. deceased. md r. ]. Claiborne. con.
stable. Vice p, Fetrer, who faied to qualify. fot
the sixth district. parish Of POinte Ooupee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-14
A SAD STORY.
sT. ALPa0nsUa CONVENT OF MERCY
AMHp sF. AhPaA0NaUa Oh
PHHAN AGTRURH.

Six Of the Sisters Of Mercy are still sick, one
quite dangerously and several Of the orphans
ut st. Alphcnsus Asylum are down with the
fever also The fever being once In the asy-
lum, there is no telling how many OF the ten
sisters and 100 orphans may be seized with 1t.
Certain 1t Ia that both at the convent and at the
asylum they ore living on credit slnce June. al
revenues and contributions, having entirety
sadly In need Of beds bedding, blankets, prp-
vleions end money, and contributions OF shis
kind will be gratefully accepted ut ths convent
Of the Redeu,pt5rlst Fathers, Constance atreett;
Convent OF Mercy, st. Andrew street; g. A.
phonsus. Asylum, Fourth and 81 patr!ek strs l1I
and b., Mr. Henry Green GIG Nnga2lne Ihos'
inu Star Office. corner Camp md Poydras.
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THE sT. vENCENT's ASYLUM.

This institution, Notwithstanding the en-
trance Of the fever into Its portals, has been
most lucky thus far In preventing its In
roads from becon ng serious. The prospects
are that the children will escape serious harm
and be saved from the ravages OF the disease
that are sogenera on the outside The follow
Ing donations we're acknowledged yesterday
through Messrs. Isaacson Sims.
Mrs Henry Rnnshaw- ..-.-..-.-....-..... s. hf
Unknown, Petersburg. Va. -----,..-...-.., = ot
Unknown, through the Mayor of Mont aa -,
gOmery, Ala. ...'--.-- 2h ~
Moore Memorial Episcopal Sunday Sch'l.
Richmond ..---...s--......-..-..- 10 hF
Archbishop Wood, Of PHILADELPHIA for
Mr.. and Mrs Cody .-.....,....-...,..-- 300 o.
Knights of ST. Lawrence Beneficial SOcie-
~ through telegram National Bank
Of Wilmington, Del --....---...-.....,. so 90
Rev Father JOS de Vres. Of St. Josephs
Church. Bowling Green, KY, tor
friend Of urphana.-.... -...-......-..-. 50 0C
Clerks of First National Bank, Nashville
through Citizens Bank, New Orleans 50 o.
John Henderson. ESD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 e
Marshall NJ. Irwin, ESD ...--..-........ 10 Of
Uitizan !no nnmp). 3 sc
Messrs, Wilson l. Pagan. SO pounds OF beef.
Messrs Thompson & Taylor. pepper, mus
tard and baking powders
Respee fully. ISAACSoN u SIMS.
The member Of the Towards in charg Of the
district Yesterday succeeded In securing shoes
for the con valescent child en- when " Il he de-
iverad To-Day The Towards are doing all
thev can for the little ones.
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Mr.. Perkins and Ben Burch were getting along
nicely: also Mr.. James, OF the II. o. Stanard
Mr., Hare. Of the stanard, and Groom. OF the
Bastrop. we're very low. Capt, Gabe Block was
also reported ~ being much worse. Walter
parker's name was on the bulletin board among
the sick
The association buried q child Of Mrs. Lun1y
President Bell has made arrangements with
partment In the Hotel Dlau. to admit patients
On hie certificate, DR., Murraya aiu to this
effect was Indispensable. and was kindly anu
freely given. ..,, ,
Gait, p. <. Charlet. OF the Assumption, has
made n second donation of s16,
II another part Of tD.days DEMOCRAT Will DO
found list Of the contributions received yes
thtIor