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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-14
DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE TODAY
-FOUR STEAMSHIPS WITH OK EHuNDRED AND NINETY
THREE SALOON PASSENGERS.

-FOUR STEAMSHIPS WITH OK EHUNDRED AND NINETY
THREE SALOON PASSENGERS.
Four steamships sail for Europe TODAY with
fair saloon lists passengers The White Star steam
snip Britannia has 113 rstoabn passengers for Liver
pool; the National Line steamship The Queen has q
the North-German LIoyds steamsnip RAein AZ, and
the Anchoria IL Among the Brtannic's passen-
gers are Ex-Governor NJ. $. Latham. OF California;
William Fraser Rae. OF The London Times and Mrs, II.
F. Thornburgh. The Hon. Henry Dithmar United
States Consul Bresau. Germany and wife, are among
the passengers by the Rhen Following the complete
saloon lists
FOR LIyERPooL,Es saSsAtg '5taTsfe Milton
and maid. William Frazer, j.. X Scri6ner A. k5ppsTa
RSh STd Mas Howard Mrs Bafpe three children
ag 0 maid MIS- IaySr Ms'e6 ssSeIK ~ o. p6spe
William Fraser Rae, T b O. Bgrpee. J. n Taylor James
Preston A. Decker Mis- c. burden Master oliver ODon.
g. Ks agGa oven ASsf s. % DIT T. TSs
q M Proctor D. w. Fairchid Mrs. Fairc6iid Miss Gerrads
Farehd John Brown Deputy C9mmssay to Bermuda iIo
William CLARK, Henry Memory, George Cooper J.
o A M oce B. JoSSsoS GEORGE Rasoar
Charles tb A5P Py M9Ie the Rev
Thomas IL. Couch. Walter stewart l. J; Pspneaa. NJ q;
child jaime coTdOya julius sgsmann Thomas
aS M SSS S Sres es and mad Br fcSan Hen
~ MeGrsdy Thomas Littlsiohp O. G. Miller Lisuie nsn
Thomas " DAVIS John Lee ThomDury CroPper and yslet
Master IL r. M study James hfOokA ltehIJ
Mrs Rugges Miss Annie L. Rugges William Cummihg g.
Mira Cummngs ]. Douglas Burnside Edward Holiday Al
fred Butler. Miss Johanna Walsh
BY Steamship ne Queen Henry Hutchinson Joseph s1s-
ford, Stratford George Tabbener MrS Tabbefei
John Conduit Mrs Conduit John Conduit ir g b G9seo9'
Chadwick A. Parker Mrs Parker James Winder James Pal
Henry stone O. FoOte, James Randeu Henry Pafson
John Gardner, Mrs Gardiner, Miss Gardner.
FOR BREMEN-Bg SteaBaShtD RhstR-The Hon. Henry
Dmar United States Consul 10 Brealau. Germany ATS
Dithmar, George GUdewin Mrs. Gudewn and child MISS
KesseF Robert Nunnemacher John b. Le SauneI
Miss L. Frltch, Miss + Barker w VIII f. wiedensnn MEs
Wis and child Adolph Boxer. r. Cuebas, Morris
Philippe SieRfred Moss ID. Kraushaar CHARLES Freeman
Mrs EHemann Mas Emma Kramer Miss Marie y; J1o.
Msa. bertha Bnmeiug Cirist0ph TOmfords Anton WAFER
Buddenbrock IL Sohore=, scbOror Miss Land Rtt
her, Hermann Fischer, Mrs Frederick Fischer eopeu
Mrs Dina Roland Seinit1 hhI'
s. Ohrnstie j. H. TredhOlm. Miss b. Gngenheraer L. KAN
merer Mira Kammerer ana six children m
FOR oLAsGOWBg steenshtp AnehoTta-Ihe Rev ~ ~
ChLendcn, David Rae Frederick Henderson. Robert
j. H. CrOnney Thomas Tribe. Joseph N Greene Ire Key :.
NJ Blodgett Mrs Bodgett Mira Margaret pobson s
Miriam Dobso1, Aber J. Dobs0n, Miss Jessie Mer hsS
Margaret Stewart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-14

10 1885, one in 1857, and one in 1859. Ali were In
the Department az late as 1874.
1t is not necessary and it is not practicable to go
through the long lists Of the Departments, but the
Reformer cannot travel with seeing eyes down tho
columns Of the Treasury Blue Books without being
amazed-let us hope-at the frequency with which
admissions date back into the eos and further
back than the COS into the sos of Democratic
Administrations The little items of life and death
that are constantly appearing in the unprofessional
and unargumentative columns Of the newspapers
bear witness to Reform inaccuracy. Mr.. John
T. Hoover says the obituary notice, was for
many wears q consistent and devout member OF the
Presbyterian church. At an early age he was APP
pointed to clerkship in the Coast Survey Oficeand
was promoted through his merits until he occupied
at the time of death, position of much response
bilty.D
General Curtis" says the paragraphist to whom
it all one whether man be dead OF detailed 50 ne
furnishes an excuse for q biography. General
Curtis was promoted TO Brigadier-Gen-
eral for his bravery. General Grant recommended
him for position under President johnson, and he
was appointed to a olerkship in the Custom House
at OgdensbuTg, from which no was promoted to be a
special agent by President Grant"
'Dr. Macdonald "saysthe itoms-of-Summer-resort-
man, who for the past twenty years has boon
Chief Clork in the money department OF the Treas
ury Office in Washington is making brief visit
with friends in Boston,"
Did MIR. Eaton make any inquiry into these
matters before making his statement Did he
make his statement in spite OF them,or regardless OF
them In eiher case, where should his reform be-
ginf GAIL HAMILTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-14
MIR. TAN GELDERS DISApPEARAECE

A BODY POUND AT FIRST SUPPOSED To BE HIS
THE THEORY OF SUICIDE Nor NOW BELIEVED.
More than a week has now elapsed since the
disappearance OF Mr.. Van Colder. Of Jersey CITY,
and there yot no tidngs OF him. His
family are almost worn out With suspense Tues
day n,rning a body WAS hshed up In the lower
bay by Charles W. xon OF the Baxter Wreck
inZ Company, aud brought into Qugey's Basin at the
Battery which was thought to bear some resemblance
to Mr. Van Gelder HIS family were Immediately in-
formed ny telegraph, and nephew of Mr.. Van Geder,
w. g. Oke went az once Police Headquar- and OBJ
tanned description OF the body found He declared
phacay tBat II not the body OF his UNCLE In which
opinion tho missing mans family CONQUERED.
John Van Geder, missing mans sou. said that
each went by he grew hopeful of his fathers
safe return As will I've remembered. Mr.. Van Gelder
left home September 8 for his business. He passed
that night nc Fort Lee, aud was seen at GAO the
next morning by the clerk OF the Fort Ice boat His
aOn received letter dated than an hour after his
arrival IN New York, from the tone Of which he was
much troubled and led To believe his father was bent
on the letter does not take such view OF IL,
aud thinks his father abOring under porary
he continued In fathers home life business affairs
when should have led hun 10 make way with
past few days that he has strayed OF into
the country, and will be found in some lit
ment in Jersey City, where Mr.. Van Gelder well
known. He has lived IN tho same house on Summitaye;
for twenyegnt years. and has enjoyed the respect and
esteem OF all his neIghbors who sympathlze deeply with
his family In this aflllotiOn
Chief OF Police Nathan, OF Jersey City, who was a
friend OF the missing man. had postal card printed
VITA a full description OF Mr.. Van Colder aud small
photograph OF him. when no mas sent TO ali the police
CAPTAINS In and around New YOrG, and mas had posted
up at al the principal stations along the chief lines OF
railway III the Middle States. Que of taeso postas was
sent 10 small town Ia Ponnsylt aniaDngmans Ferry
where the missing man born, but returned
through the mail 70 CHIEF Nathan. rather strangely.
MT Van Gelder had suffered for two months past from
malarinl fever. and feeble 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-14
TWO CARGOEs OF SUGAR DETAINED.

Two cargoes of sugar were detained yester-
day by order OF Collector Merritt pending full nyes-
ugation Into the charge that they under the
visions Of The prohibiting the importation OF coOred
sugars Both these cargOes OF Cuba Centrfugals,
upon which The special agents report that In their nor
mai condition they will grade " No. 10 Dutoh stand
ard the highest test Of sugar that sent here, but
owing to light wash Of caramel or burnt moldsses,
these sugars are reduced 10 grade not above No.
Dutch standard" The Treasury agents anxious 10
maze a test case on them II IL officially announced
that order directing that actual instead OF In
be sugars. there has been gain 70
the Government Df $4,000 "A mOnln, or $1,000 more
than tue entire cost of Welgbers department..
On OctODer L. tine Two North River Weighers districts
" DE consolidated, with Samuel G.. Acton IN charge,
and tie Williamsburg aud East River Districts will be
made into one, 10 DO presided over by Dir. Bacon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-14

an amount Of $40 900, OOOls0s0 1910 343OO
II will be seen that the issues Of 1862 and 1868,
consols differ very little IN the proportion between
the larger and smaller denominations. In the per
cent loan the number Of small bonds IL increased
moro than thrcc-fold, there being issued $500 small
bonds to each $40 Of those Of the larger denomna-
tons 1t is safe inference that the number OF
holders of bonds of small denominations has also in
creased threc-fold since 1865. An examination of
the registered portions of the same loans dscoses
IN greaerncTease in the percentage OF small bonds
in issuing the per cent loan as compared with the
1862 and 1868 consols There are over five times
IA many 800 bonds about three times as many 800,
and two and onc-half times as many 5000, as III
either of the other loans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-14
CENsURED BY coRoNER,s JURIEs.

Two verdicts of accidental death were
rendered at corOnes ONCE yesterday accompanied
by strong censure. In the Of Teresa Luly, age
three. who was run over ana killed August o. on
Pitt-st., by car No. %, OF the Houston, West and
Pavonia Ferry Railroad Company, the jury censured
the company and condemned the general practice OF
some railroad companies having drivers perform the
dual duties Of conductor and driver. In the case
WIlnam Crawford, thirteen, WHO was Killed by an
o train OF the Hadsou River Railroad, al knetysixth.
a. On August %, the company was eensurod Tor not
using proper precautions FOR the protection OF lie IN
that yicniLy and Tor not having snncient number Of
brakemen trains OF that length.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-14
poLTTICAL ACTION on EMPLOYEs.

Collector Merritt. when asked yesterday In
regard to the active participation IN the political man
agement OF caucuses and conventions by Custom
House employees said that he did not believe that Of
his snbordnates would wlfuly dsobey the Presidents
order When asked what would be done in case such
dlsODedienee became known, Le SAID that upon com.
plants proper sourcs ne should feel Constrained
of the violation OF other established regulations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-14

A French gentleman meets q young ana
pretty American gr IN Paris "What IN the world aig
you doing herei" "Pm spending my honeymoon
But where Is your hnsbandt" "ohI He's In New
YOrki"-lPars Figaro.
Patriotic Frenehman discussing the pros
poets OF war 50 Europel" Ali would give half my ior
tune 70 prevent another invasion OF the soil OF my p
we'd country" Enthusastl0 friend" Noble heart
Patriotic Frenchman"Ye had too slow time IN bef
GUM the time OF the last one Phi Paris Figaro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-14
A CASE OF ALLEGED INSTRUMENTATION.

Afidavits have been fled with Collector
Merritt detailing the scenes that enacted and tae
nsubordinate language used by Deputy Collector Baker
and Assistant WynkOop D resistlng Inspector Van
HOrne's right to examine baggage at Castle Garden
Tne case Will be tried before Collector IN lew days
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-04-03
Practical GeOl0giSt

a ND MINERALOGIST.-- HAVING EN-
IA joyed unusual facilities during the past
twenty-seven years for explorations Ia the
various mining districts in Nevada and Cali
forr.ia. the undersigned feels justified in
claiming to be able to make satisfactory re-
ports upon the geological and mineralogical
conditions of any mine In this country, and
Is therefore pr pared. at short notice, 10 make
Surveys, Explorations and Scien.
tile Reports
Upon any mining locality or mineral deposit
west of the Rocky Mountains.
W. FRANK STEWART.
ma Leave orders with J. W. Shields, Cigar
Dealer, No. A. South street. VIRGINIA City,
Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-04-03

And in accordance with law and an amended
order of the Board of ID rector, made on the
tweifth tl2t day OF october, A. ID. 1878, o many
shares Of each pai sel OF such STOCK as may oe
necessary will be sold at public auction, at
tue offce of SAID company on tt EsDAf, the
Twt NTY-sIXTH day OF March. 1878.
at the hour of two l2) O'Clock p. NJ. Of Id
day TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs of advertising and K
penses OF the sale.
]. W. CLARK, Secretary.
Office Room No. 2, AIS California street,
San Francisco, Calf, rnia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-04-03
DELINQUENT Sale.

" LASGGW GOLD AND SILVER MIN
" ing Company-Loraticn of rincipsl
place OF business, San Franciscp. California I;
location OF works, Devils Gate District, Lyon
county. Nevada Notice. There are delin-
quent upon the following de-cr bed stock, on
a count OF assessment no 81 levied on the
Eleventh day of February, 1878. the several
smouats set opposite the names Of the re-
spective shareholders. as follows:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-04-03
pOSTppNEMENT,

The day Of sale Of the above d, scribed de-
lima .eut sto k Is postp, nod iron March 26th,
1878, to April 25,h. 1873, and will then take
place at the our NAMED above and q room N.
q. 3ls Pine street, san Francisco, California
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
JOHN W. CLARK, Secrettry.
March 21st, 1878.
N The uffice Of the South End Mining
Company has been removed to Room i. No.
SIS Pine street. Apr LIST, 1878. BY order OF
the Board OF Directors
J. W. CLARK, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-04-03

And in ccordsr ce with law, and an order OF
the Board OF Dire tors. Inade on the Elev-
enth day of February 1873, NJ many shares OF
eac h parcel of -uch stock ss may b. necessary
will be sold at public lat the ofce OF .he
company. Room 21, No 4l9 California street.
San Francisco, Caiiforn a. on SATURDAY,,
the sixth day of April, 1878. at the
hour of 2 o'clock p NJ. said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment there N,
together with costs OF advertising and ex-
pensss Of the sale.
JOHN CROCKETT, 8 Scretary.
Ofnce--Room 81, No. 419 California street,
San Francisco California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-04-03
CAUTION NOTICE.

HNHE TRUSTEES OF SILVER CITY
II Miners Union hereby caution all boys
from dishRuring their hall. by writing on the
wall, cutting he doors. breaking windows,
etc Any one caught in the act of any way
1isfsuring said building will be severely
dealt with.
BY or er Of THE TRUSTEES.
Silver CITY, Sept. 5, 1877.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-08
LUN ATTIC ASYLUM
ANNUAL REPORT OF faB TRUSTEES AND SUPERINTENDENT.
70 His Ercelency J " STONE Governor of the State f
Mississ; 20

we transmit herewith Che report Superintendent of the
~ nuhae ma Asylum with papers, information
cate the wisdom exhibited the establishment of this
cnay Tor the unfortunate victims insanity throughout the
the Of another wing for the Recommendations Of ma
patients We would ask this merely render the beautiful
and her voice must find . @fs1 ~ s 49,
The funds provided for the finishing furnishing of the new
balance s6 81 is needed to cterns for ime
aa.e use and pavemens around the building injury
70 the foundation which it The
work IaI71~-1' - 9o'1f.D 80 = 'isl-l ~
amounted to $6O399 6l made the following
ooo unexpended balance preceding
fund there is balance in the treasury Of s. 4s g. AS
an additional burden devoved upon opening
lures have been conducted upon the judicial
plan possible Much of be attributed
apy integrity zeal and efficiency of the officers Immediately
and directly connected with the Institution. Without their
active and hearty cooperation in furhering the weknown
management would have terminated successfully By
their orderly and discharge of every duty imposed law
Of labor being and approve what has nva
riab been right We could wish the State better fortune
Asylum should be wse prudent competent
duty those with whom have been long associated With
such officers and coadutor will find that the
services they be called upon to render will become exceed
ingy gratifying, though gratituous.
ed by the increased number patients occupying
the wards Of the Asylum No greater should be allowed
paiDSaking consistent the
of the patient would suggest and the matter is confidently sub
mtted to the careful eonsdera attention of the Legislature
We have reached the limit of Office and should
hampered by failure of the
to provide for the daily recurring wants of the insane
And again. returning thanks for the uniform kindness
and courtesy with which you have efforts faithfully
to discharge dutes subscribe ourselves s sfe
Your Excellency's obedient servants,
= ss.j s .5.s.. III w. L. NUGENT,
= -ss ..f.i.l So w. L, HEMINGWAY, 1870
- s-a II. MUSGROVE, rs, ~
B WRIT JOHNSTON, .ss
81 -s.r <ss.ttEe asEr- Trustees j
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-08
w. L. NUGENT,
w. L. HEMINGWAY,
III. MUSGROVE,
WRIT JOHNSTON,
Trustees.



asylum: @5i 5aes -.,a. .t.iss5z-.sa
the discharge duties incident
the office Superintendent of the have the
honor herewith the report of this 1nsttu
ton for the wear which has closed and with it, the tables
containing statistical FORM the more important details OF
its current history. -. .s,, e.
grateful the feeling that fair degree of and
prosperity have again attended efforts hle the period
has been marked anything of great Importance outside
of the usual routine life it has afforded exemp
ton from the nsepaabe and anxiete attending the ad
minis traon affairs complicated and peculiar And as
SET about the recording the history of another year.
suppose t is that amidst household
ay exposed to unpleasant character and in
the should first revert in profound gratitude
that from which have been spared rather than to that
been accomplished NO suicide mas occurred
and no fatal grave accident to any ptient No epidemic
visited u.s. have had contagious diseases and the
humber of attacks disease has been remarkably small
We owe these several mmunes to the watchfuness OF ex
nced and ATTENDANTS to cleanliness good food ana
will find in the statistical tables appended this report
yery complete exhibit the status of the household
Ry table No. l. it will be that at the De-
o;nnin of the year three hundred and thirty six
PATIENTS that there admitted during the year. one hun
red eight these there thirty five
discharged improved and seventeen died.
under care the date of this report three hundred
and ninetyone patients #s# sstt9 s#
while these results might much gratifying
and while they short of ardent wishes, yet when
~ consider that nineteen twenteths of our patients
to the chronic ncurabe class whom there no
expectation OF cure our success Win nose
spalIv regarded curabe is equal to- II not above the
while the has been considerably below In
table g. is shown the fact that OF those now ~
the svlum eleven admitted in 1865 In TACT the hrst
naent who into the Institutions is here yet vi
those admitted during the more than per
have and several Others not yet dlsche
are while the whole number under treatment
the the number Of deaths less than four per
cent but another illustration OF the recog
fact that of insanity cnrable wnle
insanity the table showing the causes OF
death mo- will be observed that consumption ana cpl
epsy both incurabe played the most important part
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-08
RETROSPECT.

When took charge of the Asylum in 1870 first desire
- cnnant INV not only with the personal history and
Of each patient but with the history
p the Instituonself ascertaiaed however tnas
Nj . NJ Although the Asylum had been n
;tance nv fteeh years. Icoud find only two annual re-
norts Of s 6perans But by dligent search through ne
the pamphlet Acts of Legsatur succeeded collect
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-08

in reference this Act have complaint make it
certainly could not be expected that should approve
serespect we'll that of the Auditor and Treasurer
whom hold in equal with myself and the respect
which owe to position Chief Executive of the
State prevent from giving approval Act of the
Legislature dsapproving action therefore, with
hold signature from the BILL and my obec
tons regreng that only reached my hands this late
hour -
Nevertheless the Legislature passed the b Objectionable
clause and ALL the Governors notwit
standing. .ss5fess...sss .e8fsxs.
Thus will be that the original building consisting
the centre and two wings the round $4,000
After the opening of the ASYLUM in 1Sa5 nothing coming
Within the of the purpose this review
of attention The wards gradually filed up until in 1858 It
it was deemed important to ask the Legislature enlarge the
building The services of Miss Dix again called
equston and she visited Mississippi again. and perhaps for
the last time As relic of historic interest," will transcrbe
memora which she addressed to the Legislature through
Gen A NJ West Senator the county of Holmes
and who recently returned to the position by the
unanimous vote of the people of Marshall county.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-08
THE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

Senator's holding over are marked thus.s
J .'n;st-Hancock, Harrison, Jackson, Marion.
areene, Perry, Pearl...~J. P. CARTER.
i@Wilkinson, Amite ....MosEs JACKSON.
Y Pile Lincoln. Law 80.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-08

looNrINuED ON THE FOURTH FACE
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
EUKoPEAv grEAMsHIFs.

EhW 8IEh MSk
TJAMBUKG AMEkIc AN PACKET COMPAKf'S LINZ
IL tor Plymouth. Chesbourg and Hamburg
LsEspiNG LsseY '.-....''..sse % hstH.M March -
Rates Of passage Plymouth London Cberbourg Ham
burg aud all points in Engandt Cabin $780, gold:
sesond caon, $50 gold; steerags $50 currency.
kUNHAkDf CO., G. II. kIcBAED x BOAS.
general Agents. . General Passenger Agents.
81 Broadst.. New York 81 Broad~ay New York.
MOST DIREDT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO iiUI.-
Il land. Belsi the Rhine. Switzerland &C.. &c
kotterdam Cheapest route 10 Paris.
stehmer 81 M.... -......... FEBRUARY y
Steamer sCii VI TEN ~
mail to tho Netherlands great favoes with the pub
lice
Trips regular. rates low comfort and living perfect
FUNCH, EDYE CO., L. W NORRIS
27 South William 81. so Broadway
Morris European and American Expressly
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN Steamship Line, between New York, Southampton,
London, liavre aud Bremen.
Company = pier. foat OF I'd st.. Hoooken.
HERMANN. SAT, March ODEk sat- March ~
MosEL.. sat- March WISER. Sat. March "a
First Cabin 800 gold: Second Cabin 500 cold Steer
age currency Return tickets At reduced rates. Pro.
paid STORAGE certificates, $50, currency.
OELiIc'iS CO, Bowling Groen.
J BEiwEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE
Company's pier. AZ North River loot VI Morton st.
LABEADOR, SangiIer. Wednesday, March q. A. N.
FRANCE Trudeile Wednesday March DO 40 A. N.
CANADA. Frangoni. cdnesday, April 8. A. NJ.
LOUIS DE- bEBiAN, Agent. 55 Broadway.
For freight and MASSAGE nj Philadelphia. apply
ALoNZO shOTWEi.I., Chestnut st.