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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
DIED SUDDENLY.

Christian Unger. aged hity-six, died suddenly yes.
terday az No. 255 William street.
John Jefferson, colored, seventy-nvc years OF age
was found dead yesterday in The OF the promises
No. lis Wort Twenty fifth street. His body was taken
10 the Morgue.
Thomas Ruthardt, aged fity-two years, OF No. 659
Tenth avenue, died suddenly yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
ARREST OF SUPPOSED BURGLARS.

BENNINGTON, VT, May 4, 1873.
Five men havo been arrested at Saratoga, n. r.,
supposed to havc been engaged In tho Hartman masked
burglary tho 23d ut. Rcvoivcrs, masks and gags
were found their possession. One Of them. named
Nonahan, In cx-coDvicL Tho prisoners Will DO
brought here on Monday for dentllcation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
CANADIAN ORANGE PARADE.

MONTREAL, May 4, 1873.
The county aud district masters Of The Orange Order
oil this city have replied in the negative to the Protss
clergy's address asking tho Orangemcn TO dess
from public celebration OF tho 18Th OF July. The
vote Of the Orange delegates 367 Tor professions
10 6 against.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
PIPE LINE COMPANY.

BUFFALO, May 4 1873
At a meeting OF ciizcns held - the ,yor's ,flcc
Tonight a committee was appointed 10 organize Tor
The construction OF pipe limo from the OIL regions
Pcnnsy ivania 10 Buffalo. with a capital stock Of
100000 Right Of way has been purchased In Penn
an New YnIk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DrrARrnESr,
OFrcE ov TnE Cifirr SIGNAL OrYfcRR
wAsHIxGrox, May 81 A. M.
Indications
For the lako region, New England and the Middle
States, westerly winds, cooler, cloudy weather, nu
mcrous rains, stationary or rising barometer
For the south Atlantic and Eas, Gulf states,
slightly warmer southwest 10 northwest winds, rising
barometer, clear or clearing weather will prevail
For tho Vest Gulf. Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley,
warmer northwest to southwest winds, partly cloudy
or clear weather with stationary or rising barometer
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
icys nortncrly winds shifting to southerly, warmer
clear weather, with rising barometer
The rivors Will generally fall except portions Of tho
Mississippi aud the rivers Of tho Middle states.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
CATTLE FOR EUROPE.

ToEoSTo, Ont, May 4. 1873.
During tho week 500 head OF cattle and LOCO sheep
changed bands Tho best selected for tho British
market and were consigned to brokers Bristol Lon
don. Sheffield anu Liverpool. Dealers say moro ship
png accommodation is wanted IN Canadian ports
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL
Srw yoRK. Nav 4-Noon.

NHw YoRK. Nav 4-Noon.
Tho Western Union simo bail to-day dropped
fonth second fast.
With Wow Of enab ng those TO tho correct time
desire TO observe the transit Of Mercury Mon
day. tho ball will be dropped tomorrow Sunday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
CANAL OPENING.

ALBANY, n. Y, May 4, 1873.
Tho superntenden OF Public Works has rcsciudcd
bis order for tho opening OF tho Black River Canal
On tho lotn inst, and announces that u will be
opened tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
FATAL RECKLESSN ESS.

nUpsoN, N. Y May z, 1873
Leonard c. winslow, agent in this city for Ross
Sanford & Co, was fatally injured by jumping from
train on the HUDSON River Railroad wniic was run.
ming past THE station last night The body tor
Tibly mangled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
FATAL ACCIDENT.

WATERrowS. n. r., May g. 1873.
At Mooers Forks, Clinton county, this afternoon,
nan named Barbary while running "A circular
Dad his skull crushed in by dying piece Of wood.
a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
GOLD PAYMEN L.

wATERrowy, n. Y, May g. 1873.
The Amcs Vacuum Brake Company, Of this city
paid their employees In gold to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
Temperature for the past twcntyfour hours, in CON-
parison with the corresponding date late year. a
Indicated by the thermometer at Huinuvs pharmacy
lmcrald Buidipr M No. 2fs Broadway
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURE PROM new FOR THE MONTH
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FRENCH TRIMMED BoNNETs.

WE ARE SHOWING SOME VERY ELEGANT
DESIGNS IN TRIMMED HATS AND BoNNErs.
the VERY LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE
BEST PARTISAN MopIsrEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
WEATHER REPORT

FALMOUTH, May 4. PM-Wind NV, light: hnc
HoLYHgAp, May 4. PM-wind Sw, frosh; barometer
3ao51.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05

LARGE REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
TWO TONED. SATIN AND eros GRAIN AND
MOrRk Ribbons. PRICES VERY
MUCH REDUCED.
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Average temperature Yesterday 1Ots
52,.
1871. 1875
Weekly cvsrsss ....... .:..,.....:.,. 81 Oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05

500 GASES OF THE VERY LATEST NOVELTIES II
FINE CHIP HATS AND BONNETS.
SOD CASES FINE LEGIORN SHADE HATS
AND BoNNETs. FROM 75c UP.
500 CASES OF MILAN AND DUNsrABLE
HATS AND BoNSErs. FROM SOC. UP.
SAILOR HATS. FROM CSC. UP.
600 DOZEN CHOICE ENGLISH WALKING HATS
FROM SOC. UP.
1000 DOZEN OF FAYAL AND OTHER
SHADE HATS, IN PLAIN AND FANCY
BRAIDS. 25C. UR
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A LARGE LOT OF SLIGHTLY sorLLD coRsErs
AT s5C. AND SOC; WORTH FROM 81 TO 81.
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FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-05
Tha TrnLs nallAr.

WASHINGTON. Sept. g. - Secretary
Sherman has addressed u long and In.
terssting letter to o. II. Booth Of Mans
fsld, Ohio. concerning the issue OF the
trade dollar and the present depreciation
In its value. The Secretary says that at
no time and on no account have they
ever been received. or paid out. by the
Treasury, and II Is Q aus Of regret that
20 many Of our people should have nc.
csptsd them at their face value. thus
enabling their to put Thorn into
circulation at considerable profit. Under
date Of July 25th, 1871, the Director OF
the Mint published tables from which
the value Of coins can be ascertained.
He does not advise any one to dispose
Of them ct such rates. As early as Au-
gust Gath, 1876. the Department in
formed an inquirer that trade dollars
had only . bullion value, and this In.
formation has been repeated scores OF
times and Published by the press
throughout the country. To avoid the
labor OF preparing manuscript letters the
Director Of the Mint smbodies his In
formation In q circular. adding thereto
tables for the computation Of such value.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-05
Rssir.sd his Pesi,iss.

Professor J. E. Bray has resigned his
position In Central School No. 2 Of Gold
Hill. He has done this mainly that be
may devote more attention to the bust.
ness affairs with which be 10 connected
In Fiowsry Mining District and also for
the purpose Of taking . more active
part In the approaching campaign s.a
candidate for superintendent Of Public
destruction. Considerable regret 10 felt
among the parents Of pupils who have
for some timo been In Professor Bays
classes. and his leaving IL regarded ~ .
loss To our public schools. He has Ger.
tainly made Q good reputation for him
self a. . teacher while he has been
smong Us. and has at all timss enjoyed
the confidence and respect Of this com.
munity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-05
wild ~spseaiasis.s.

One Of the best experts on the Com
stock. himself q mining man Of note and
in charge Of . prominent mine. contends
that there 10 q continuous ore body from
the east strike in the Consolidated vir.
ginia clear along north to the Sierra
Nevada development. This Is given a. q
specimen OF the wiidness which has cap
tured some good men among US. 1t may
all be true, but it certainly lacks con.
frmstion at the present time. Another
sharp and q big spsculaior pins such
faith to tho development In Sierra
Nevada that he swsars the stock IL bound
to 60 to $500 per share. Again We
say 10 may DO true. but lacks present
confirmation. These speculations are
about the widest we have heard. AZ q
general thing our mining men guess
shrswdly and talk what they know.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-05
Cesnieusg.

Runors are rife these days. Ysstsr.
day and to-day they have taken hold OF
the Union Consolidated and insisted
that way down in that Wine on the
100 level they have ore. and good ore
and plenty Of II. with g likelihood Of
more. One rock sharp swsars II 10 true,
and that he has seen two assays from
the ore there encountered, and that one
was S2i5, the other S2s7. He also says
that the strike IL no new thing I; that
they have bad ii for some time. and have
developed IL 90 that In three weeks, II
they see at, they can be milling ore
raised through the Ophir shaft. SO far
va have been unable to confirm reliably
the report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-05

Yesterday afternoon. in company with
Dan De guile Of the Enterprise, d. E.
Mccarthy Of the Chronicle, and a mum.
bsr OF mining men. We again visited
and inspected the new crosscut in the
ore body on the lower levels Of the
Sierra Nevada mine.
The crosscut was started at q point In
the south incline Wine 100 feet on the
slope bslow the 2iOo level. which makes
Il 2l50 fost psrpsndicularly below the
surface Of tho perpendicular shaft, and
not the groupings Of the ledge. and i4O
feet below the point whore the ore was
nnt struck. II VA also started directly
at the bottom Of the Wine. the lowest
depth reached, 90 that IL cannot Be said
that Q point was selected which had
been previously p~rospsctsd. 80 ~ to
insure the striking OF ore. The cross.
cut. including the open cut made in
starting. ut the time Of our visit bad
psnstratsd the vein . distance Of IL or
i8 feet. The FIRST three or four feet II
passes through q conglomerats mixture
Of quartz and low-grade ore, the value OF
the ore gradually increasing, until al the
di,tsncs Of nine feet the face Of the
driit enters ore of an even, uniform
Character. and Of astonishing richness.
The Iast 10 feet Of the sides, top and
bottom Of the drift show nothing but
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-05
p.p.rsurss Last E,esi.x.

Mrs Fanny Mayer. v sperling. William
Rutherford. Z Goldstein. Mrs DR. Harris
and daughter. Cap, Pray. Mrs. Rogers and
child. Miss l. Gaston. Miss J Q Ross. ID II
Jackson. q II Ghiselin. N II A Mason
Lieut. Gov Adams. A " Miller. 10 Ruls
and wife. Martin Ford. Father Grace. N J
scsnlAn, J I~vAncovich. p u Cantin. Mrs
l. Drosky md family. Mrs nufner. Nis'
n Millstt. Niss Mabel Hall. Mrs W Hail.
J Morris. Mrs J Stewart, Miss Miller, Mrs.
d L Mccarthy and two children. ii Dana.
l. = DrsIler and wife, II II Howe and
wife. II L Nswhall. W II Pickering.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-05
FLASHES.
Cs.assssa rsissr.ms from al PeI
siens OF she world.

Ceadsassd kilograms from all Pos
sisns OF she world.
A dispatch from Tucson. Arizona. re-
ports that ]. II. Adams and Cornelius
Finley we're murdered at Davidson's
Canyon last Monday by Mexican bandits.
Adams was an eI.Shsriff OF Santa Clara
county. and became famous In his search
after yssquez. Finley was formerly
County Clerk OF Santa Clara county,
and at the time Of his death WA Super.
intsndsnt Of the Washington mine, Ari.
coma.
One hundred and hfty.fve acrss OF
land. Just north OF the league line which
marks the limit Of the pueblo lands. San
Francisco. have been located under Val.
sntins scrip. The Register OF the U.
q. Land Office to-day threw out the ap-
plicaton. and also an application under
the same scrip on Mission Rock.
Barrymon 4 wards Of Chicago have
bought Of the author. Mr.. French OF
Boston, the play Diplomacy. regarding
which some legal proceedings were re-
Gently begun In the East.
The irsmsns' tournament In Chicago
Wa satisfactorily and successfully inau-
guratsd today with . large attendance
and no accidents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-05
CARSON ITEMS.

Carson Tribune. Sept 4.-Gsorgs Il.
Hutchinson. the wife cutter. convicted
OF an assault 10 do great bodily harm,
was arraigned before Judge Wright this
morning for sentence. Judge Wells,
counsel for accused, stated to the court
that he desired to make . motion for q
new trial, and asked that sentence be
deferred until next week. Judge Wright
acceded to the request, and set Wed.
nssday. September 18th, rs the day for
sentence.
Yesterday morning about 8 o'clock Q
Are occurred on Theodore Winters ranch
In washos Valley, destroying SIX stacks
Of grain which would have yielded forty
or fifty tons OF barley. the result OF 100
acres yield. just cut. The FIRE 10 sup
posed to DO the work OF an incsndiary.
or tramps sleeping about.
Deputy Sheriff Burns Of Humboldt
County arrived In Carson this morning.
having In charge the prisoner Pat Egsn,
convicted OF mauslaughtsr and sentenced
to two years imprisonment In tho State
Jail.
Carson Appeal. Sept. g." Pant" Of
the 0rmsby has secured the White
House. and will hereafter conduct II IS
O first-class hotel.
Flynn, the murderer OF Bsthards, was
yesterday brought before the Grand
Jury. rs by law II Is provided that &C.
cussd people shall be. He was taken
baek to the State Prison for secure
keeping.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-05

CoxIxo.-Hsverly's Minstrels are IL.
pec.ed on the 9th and 2sth insisnts to
hold forth at Pipsr's Opera House. vir-
ginia. They will bring with them Gus.
williams, formerly Of the Tony Pastor
troupe. . prime favoriie with everybody
everywhere. They have another val
liable accession TO their list Of puoiic
sntertainers-Hushey Dougherty. tnan
whom no better comedian usads tne
boards in his line Of spscialtiss. lie
has never visited this section.
A ~cxarIIIcIrr Of incorporation Of the
Favorite Mining Company was hlsd in
the Recorders Office ysstsrdsy. Capital
stock, $4,000. 600. Names Of incer-
poraton-Psrcy Won Lossscks. Victor
Rssssyrs. Julius Peters, P. B. Nasls and
]. B. I. Louis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-05
haiiiea frso Bsdis.

The Bodis Standard Of the Sd instant
gives some figures which will Be Of In
tsrsst to such Of u readers as are
holding stock In the mines named. VIZ
reproduce them : From the 9th Of Au'
gus, to the LIST Of September the Stan
dard mine shipped the following
amonnts OF bullion August 9th, two
bars, valued al s37. 66l 60 August 18th.
M bar. S20.439 ~ August 26th, one
bar, $2l. l46 %; September lat. one
bar. $780, 55 81 ; total. SOL. 200 &C.
This shows considerable Of ~ increase
In the bullion shipments from this mine
and bids fair to even be much greater.
The Bodie shipped between the 3lst Of
OF July and the 3lst Of August, $e0l.'
lO3 81 in addition TO this amount
$500 was shipped through Wells.
Fargo 4 Co., making . grand total Of
SOL. FOG IS,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-05


Red cAxrox.-Good reports come
from Red Canyon. south Of Kinds Hot
Springs. The lodges are gold.bssrine
and as yet ~undsvelopsd. The only
working Of ore 10 done BY . Mexican
arastra.
GronoE F. PARSONS. the man OF The
Sacramento Record. Union, who writes q
microscspic.curiosity hand 1t which al
competitors swear by gAslight and won
der in the day time, is on the Comstock.
FAaNrR TRrApwAY was up again TO-
day. He smilsth. for the day Of nusri'
msnt dravsth nigh.
THERE will b . meeting Of the Pho
nssr Celebration Picnic Committee THU
evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-05
written for the Gold Hin Nsvs.l
THE HONEST AINER's LAT.


o. the wrath Of soma men 10 . terrible thing.
when thsy dnd themselves broken and out OF
the ring,
Like . tiger they'll rave and tAsir cures viii
fall
On the heads Of the brokers. - bitter - eai.
And, 10, hers's . man Who a few months ego,
With . pride In his heart. bought Union quite
levi
In the wink Of the broker be nav nousht Of
harm.
And he nsid It for months without any alarm.
Good fortune TO him seems now biastsd and
bannsd-
Hes tie poorss, Of mortais I sA.y In the land |;
The frown on his face md the gloom In his
heart
Nus, cause bitter psnss through young sosOus
to dart.
The JOKES Of rough comrades bis siunbsrs
shall start,
And the tears Of . mother frssh sorrow impsH
The hiss Of his children slisht comfort osn
bring
To the heart tina, has felt such . terrible sting.
The wife Of his bosom, the faithful and fair.
Regrets that she urged him to ssll svsrf share ;
But hei tsndsr caress aud her innocent smile
Can Lessen but little his hardship and toll.
All his frisnds when he mssts than viii joke
and will laugh
That no sold his dear Union ct ten and one half ;
That his Julia and ophir and Mexican went
To pay his assessments on Bslchsr and Point.
The stins Of rsmorss. what hssrt would not
fselt
And the gloom that 10 founded on such . rough
deal
10 darker By far than the shadows OF night.
Or thsnnantis which covers dread evil In nisht.
o. Why ,hould good fortune on HIM cost IL
frovn.
And urss him TO sell whom the narhst Vas
down,
o. sad 10 his heart as he ssEss upon
The ngures which show what Union As' done.
To-day Il 10 ninety. to morrow, perhaps.
Twill walk right along II Sierra Nsvada's
traeks,
And reach to one hundrd - it, comrsds has
done.
while In. poor homes. miner Is gloomy and
num-.
For one that IL happy . thousand Are SD.
Rseretting the sale Of the stock that thsy he'd ;
But why should We grumbls II health 10 our
own.
And Joy with esu,satnsn. IL found in our
bono.
Com HILL. Nsvads. Sept. .. 1878.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-05
Miners Usies Piesie.

Everything is ready now for the grand
picnic Of the miners, which will b held
at the Trsadway Ranch. Carson. Satur-
day. Men who know how to work know
how to play {; and the measure Of enjoy.
msnt which any person takes with him
to the picnic Saturday will b allied. NO
matter how large II may be. II. III.
Friedrich. the popular jewsler Of vir-
ginia City. has contributed still another
70 the list Of valuable prizes to DO con.
tended for on that day. It 10 . fns SIX.
bottle castor. and will be given to the
man OF fifty years or over who can make
tracks the fastest. Everybody calculates
to 20 to the picnic. end the mining su.
psrintendsnts have all consented TO let
all 90 to the picnic who wish 70 do 20
without danger OF losing their places,
providing they miss but o shift.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-05
Lively Camp

A gentleman just In from Bodis says
that place Is thriving WONDERFULLY. They
have . silver cornst band. . dancing
school, q .hsatsr, several thousand %.
looms. lawsuits. mortgages and. In fact.
all the Injuries Of the civilized world.
Reinstein & Wolf. who also have house
in Gold Hill. are doing . land ONCE busi-
ness. It 10 expected that . great many
people will leave this Winter before the
extremely cold weather comes on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-05

TuE woMrS.-Ths excitement over
stocks Is Just nov so great that side
walks are covered both in Virginia and
Gold Hin in the vicinity Of bulletin
boards from early morn TO gusty eve.
The mos, notable feature Of last night
and this morning Is the female element
commingling in the fight. They come
with COS in their handksrchisfs and
give their orders with all the precision
Of Major General ON the field OF
battle.
ANOTHER PALAck.-Ths San Francisco
Exchanges Of the ID instant has this /:
The property on California. Mason and
SACRAMENTO streets, recently purchased
in parcels by James Cofin. for James q.
Fair. has been decided TO the latter. The
lot 10 275 feet on Mason by ly7h on
California and Sacramento. Mr.. Fair Ii
about to build o very fine residence upon
this land.
MINING OYrIcEs.-The following Is
from the San Francisco Exchange OF last
Tuesday The Cosmopolitan Hotel Is
rapidly becoming the headquarters for
mining secretaries Offices. Already
twenty companies have their offices on
the sccond and third stories OF the San
rome street side. The Belehsr and Man
haitian companies move into the hotel on
the 18th instant.
A DEED was filed in the County Re
eorder's Office yesterday from Victor
Rss..yrs to the Favorits Mining Com.
pany, conveying the favorits mining
claim, for the consideration OF oo'VVo
sharss Of the stock OF the company
VIZ really do no. Ike to say much
about IL. but Bill Gibson has at bis a.
loon some Of the best old liquors 70 De
found on the coast. He passes nothing
but the finest liquors and cigars over
his bar at any time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-05
rHE ~sournERx PLAauE.
The Epidemie Isersssisg O.. vira
isaos = Keller Hssssstsg fren
shs North.

The Epidemie Isersssisg d. Wire
Isaoe = Keller Hsssssisg frea
she North.
New Yonx, Sept. 5.-Conthbuhons
North. East and along the Atlantic coast
for the yellow fever relief fund rather
increase than diminish. and considers.
bic sums were sent to the infected dis
tricls to-day. Benefit performances will
DO given at Niblo's Garden and the Fifth
Avenue Theatsr to-day, and the best
resident and visiting actors will appear
at both. General Samuel Carpenter.
General Eastern Passenger Agent OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. viii
run a special train from and 70 Phlla-
dslphia gratuitously. In order that Ed
ward F. Thorns and his entire company
from the Walnut street Thsater may
play In his own establishment and at
Niblo's Garden ON the same day. and
thus increase the relief fund. Mayor
Ely has sent . graceful letter 10 General
Carpenter, thanking him and the Penn.
s~ylvania Railroad Company for their
prompt and generous action.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. FROM noon 10
@ p. N. 20 deaths and 60 new cases have
been reported 10 tbs Board OF Health.
Among the new cases are Major Nathan
Burbank OF the Piooyans. julius Rssch.
O well known musician, Henry Holden.
h.iw two Sistsra of Marcy Al AZ. An.
drsw's Convent. and several cases at the
Boys Orphan Asylum or St. Charles
avenue. Father Dufo. the only priest
In Shreveport who survived the cpl.
demic there goes to vicksburg this even.
ing to assist Bishop Elder. Mrs. Matte
Norvelle, wife Of the late @. p. Nor
vslls Of the Democrat, died to-day. Her
husband and their only child died last
week.
CANTON, Miss, Sept. i've have
about q hundred cases OF yellow fever
under treatment, sixteen new cases and
four deaths preceding o A. n. to-day.
We are In great need Of money and COL.
ored nurses.
CHICAGO. Sept. 5.-Ths total yellow
fever fund collected by the Ciizins'
Committee TO date IL gao, 56l, from va
rious sources SO, 922; total $33.483.
Two thousand dollars have been sent 10
New Orleans, $1,000 each TO vicksburg
and Memphis, and $500 each TO Port
Gibson, Grenada and Baton Rouge.
Collections are coming In rapidly from
the country and increasing rapidly.