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New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
PLUNDERED BY RIVER PIRRTES.
SCHOONER BOARDED AND ROBBED ON THE EAs
RIVER.

RIVER.
The watchman on the schooner +. A. HOus-
ton of Maine, which lying of sixty iifth-st, on the
East River, surprised early yesterday morning to
see a boat containing several men, pull eisurcly up to
the side OF tho vessel. One of the climbed on board
and sLook hands with him. The other men then
climbed upon the schooner, when the watciman,
with a pistol pointed Ut his head. was ordered To
keep quiet, while aOmc OF tho robbers visited
the cabin Captain ]. A. lockwood was dragged from
his bed and thrown the floor. One OF tie seainen
lcapcd from his berth and ked te robbers. OF
whom struck him powerful blow with the bult OF "A
pistol telling him lnseB-bc to the cabin floor The re-
uauder fhe made resistance. The cabin was
then ransackcd and article OF value was siole
amounting SlO0. AS the robbers left the
schooner tie called for help aud the mate. who had
succeeded securing his pistol, discharged IL at the
retrenng thieves The noise attracted the attention OF
some men the shore who, after some tme succeeded
IN procuring boat and rOwcd 10 the schooner where
they asrer.alncd the OF the trouble. As good
breeze had sprung up and the tide running fnyOra
hiy the captain determined Ia take advantage OF the
opportunity to proceed at once Oh his voyage.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01

Miss Flora Weissenborn, a daughter Of Ed
ward Wes,enbvrn. The president - the American Lead
pencil Company. residing on Ncisonaye., Jersey City
IIcsh. was awakened NJ 10 O'Clock Monday night and
discovered two men In the rODm searching the bureau
one the seized her 10y the throat 10 prevent her
screaming. some members ~ the family coming mp
STARE tho burglars escaped by window. Miss Wcisscn
rushed down stairs and tainted IN l"f brothers
arms She so terrified that she was unable 10 speak
fnI days. but compelled O write out her story
she Is now seriously III from the rough treatment she
Crivrd the hands OF the men, and the fright caused by
their presence IN her room Mr WclSsenborn says this
third time attempts have been made 10 rob his
residence.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
THE FIRE RECORD.
FIRE IN A PACKING-BoX FACTORY.

Fire was discovered early yesterday morn
ing in the packing box factory, Nos. 2O2 20i and 206
West Houstonst. The fire spread with such rapidiiy
that second and third alarm were sent out immediate
ly In response to which large number Of reengines
were soon Oh spot. The fire having originated the
basement OF the building the flames mastered be-
fore reaching the upper floors. ID. D. Carroll Co.,
owners the building occupied the basement and first
second floors for the manufacture OF packingboxes
The third floor occupied by C. c. SHEPPARD maker
OF schoolslates. The fourth aud fifth floor used
by NJ. H. FOrshay looking glass-frsme maker. The fire
Is thought TO have broken out In the engneroom. The
total loss stock and building $4,000; insured
for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
The Alumni Association of the College of
PHYSICIANS and Surgeons held it's twentieth annual meet
ing last evening The annual reports and the neurology
were read The different funds OF the association age-
gate $7 ga o. Owing the mediocre quality Of the
essays offered no prse was awarded but the TO
be offered this year was increased 70 $500 Thirteen
deaths were reported having occurred during the
year The following officers for the ensuing year were
elected: President, DR.. William H. Draper. vicePres-
Ident, Dr. Alexander N. Dougherty. Secretary. Dr.
Charles Hitchcock. Assistant Secretary DE- D. n Beck
man and Board Of Councillors OF fifty members
THE sum of 81 lis was contributed 10 the prize fuDd
mainly through the hberaty OF DR.. W. G. Livingston.
WHO started tho subscription with gft OF Sooo ter
compmenary resolution In favor Of the retiring sec.
Or Bayes and after address OF acceptance "
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
were william O. Leland and Stanley N. woods prom-
nent citizens OF Cattaraugus County, who justneo III
PLYMOUTH,S COURSE OF LECTURES.
MR. BEECHER ON INTELLIGENT STUDY OF IhE
BIBiE


BIBLE.
The first of q series of six lectures by we'll
known clergymen OF this city and Brooklyn was gwen
in Plymouth Church, last evening, by the Kew Dr'
Ioseph T. DuIyca The lectures given under the ar
rangclnents OF Il class in the Plymouth sunday
The remaining lecturers the Rev DIS ihohI"9
Armtagc, Lyman, Abbott, stephen Ii. Tying Jt.,, anu
Charles H. Fowler, and the Rev j. d. BeFall, auu 1io
lectures to he delivered Thursday evenings.
church wac well filled last evening. Mr.. Beeccr sat py
DR.. Duryea's side Oh the platform, and inro1ccu anc
lecturer IN explaining the object OF tie lecture couso
Mr.. Beecher said: So ,,,,.
There has been period in my fe, ana pTo
never In the life OF generation, when as nillch ecic
and uneducaed thought centred on religious top
les as to-day Even the doubts doubts or sadnsb
earnest seeking after truth rather than OF t'o
lous men cOutemptuos OF tine truth. The books nom
which draw the substance Ot our religion arc tIc
fccl fa the of the civilized world ar but the
swathiug bands of infant religion and tln We aic
have revelation TO hear the voice OF Jesus snS
ipk he said of Lazarus Loose IL ana let II co. Inc
word OF God IL aud have free course There IL 10
be larger and more inteielbc comprehension OF re,
Ildon than ever before The old interpretations VIII
perish that the word Of God may have resher NE thau
ever. While many young men sre mlsed, Goa is raising
up OF them tO seek and 10 establish the truth IL Is
hardly for to Introduce To You the rclf
who has won the confidence and admiration OF the
be both orthodox and yet liberal aud progressive III
thought
Dr. Duryea spoke at considerable length on The
Bible and Ancient History" Dr. Armitage Will deliver
the second lecture OF the
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
TELGGRArnIc NOTES.

ROCHESTER y. T.. Feb 2s.-Ihc city Democratic
Convention tls evening nominated M,ha,l ieon io Aluf,
and q fu'l city Uck~t
MONTREAL. Feb 2-.-iicrnard Blsucn 90,
uomila ally ts much.
No.IuT, ST.. Feb 2S.-Ioseph Woodley, ~ Qnrhac.
who drar boots ana afoI has hi ed llls auluts
are pis .l o. $4,000. and lls assets a. tlsU.NoO
- ApW.. d, -. T.. Feb. 2~.--A monster mass
mrern. - .r! the Mirer- Union lial u l'ii CT, To-
night OF tnC Lincoln Territory bh nov before o'A'
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
THE DISCHARGED POLICE CAPTAINS.
Ex-Pnlice Cantain FOley, recently removed

EN-IOIlCt NUIIdIH TOItJ, ItVVIWIl TtIWONtW
from the Tenth Precinct for ALLEGED neglect duty in
DELAYING TO execute warrant AGAINST dsolierly house
of ifamr has taken steps 10 appeal 10 the Supreme
Court. lie claims that he Illegally removed that
instead OF negcctng hi' duty he was obey ing The in
struct ions of higher authority u Police justice that
learning that the one Christian GrOticn.
der instruction. from Justice OerbOug he dea ed the
.xraufi the until he could bct proof of
priotOrslp. In the meantime Inspector Murray made
his descent.
II is understood that ey Captain siebert Will also ap
peal 10 the courts.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
FACING TWO ANGRY WIVES.

Charles NJ. Boiler a cigar maker, was ar
ragned at the York vile Police Court yesterday charged
with bgalny. Three angry woman faced hm-twO wives
and one motberiE-law. Mrs. Wilhelmna Boiler, whom
he married i'm 1870 stated that after living upon her
earnings aud beating her. he abandoned her last October
He began a suit for divorce, which was discontinued
He then married daughter, eighteen years old, OF sam
uel Neumann, of No. 81 DOwningst He was held yes
terlJy 81 900 TOR trial.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
THE AYGLo-RCssIAN QUARREL.

LONDOs, Friday, MaIcA l. 1873
The correspondent of The Daily Telegraph
AT Vienna says: Il lrarn that the Russians stll
benz upon entering Consantnople. with OF without tho
Porto's consent aud that England has informed Prince
Goti-cakun that. II the latter cOhfsc u pnr'url tlo
British AlnoassadOr VIII bo ordered io quit ~ icefs-
Durs. - o., ,..,
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
HEAVY CRIMINAL BUSINESS.

The Grand Jury came in yesterday before
Recorder IIackett with number of indictments of an
ordinary character and made pr-sentment to the
accumulation OF business In the Court OF General
sons. This effect request to the legislature to
pass an act giving fuller powers to the minor ma gs-
tracs and to consult the judges OF the Court OF General
..lnnsa 10 what can be done 70 that end
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01

"QUITE CRAcKED.'-ShOpman If you will
step into the next room shall be able to show yuu
wonderful old Jars recently dug up at Pompe.-Lady :
What that horrid old Italian towni Why, ] couldn't
bear anything that came from the place SO fesr-
fully out OF repsir.-llondon Fun.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
CRUSHED TO DEATH BY A FERRYBoAT.

AS the ferryboat George Law was entering
the Grand Slip at o'clock last evening, unknown
man. dressed ~ soldier, fell between Ee bridge and
the boat and crushed to death. lie had light hair
and a nustacbe. The initials j. b." were In India
ink his right arm, and handkerchief found In his
pocket was marked j. A. Burke"
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
SENTENCED 10 TWENTY YEARS.
Louis Napoleon, who confessed that he ha

committed, with several cOnicderatcs, great number
Of burglarics u aud Mouisana, before Recorder
IIackc, yesterday, pleaded guilty Of burglary in the
first degree. There were other similar indictments
against him. which lac could he sentenced for eighty
years. The Recorder sent him to State Prison for
IMrniY
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNurs NO.
2is BROADWAY.
sans Noon. 4S SD N. " aidn,ghI 81.
Average. 46s' Same day. 1871 3Ss'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Albennyle Hotel-Antono Maniilla, Spanish Min
lstcT Washington. ArcW Not" -9oNtihor
Horace Fairbanks Of Nermont ex60V'Thor AhuIew W
Curtin sot PennsyS eXCOngIessuah CuDlon IL M.I
RAM Grove. n. Y aud Oliver Ames O Oith l4s
Barnes U. =. ..Grdnd hotst-tiencral Thomas ~ van
buren, United -tates sui General for Iapan.
General Charles n. r. Coils, OF Philadelphia AMI H.
H. Iedyard Manager Of the Michigan central fthi
road 81 HOfe-The Rev John l.. W. Ware, OF Bor
ton ... NsU YorE HoisiPaymaser Arthur Burs T. = NJ
ana Edward T. PTeble, Of Port and Me-. St0T Heust
Ex-Governor Joshua J.. Chamberlain VI Maine.EecreN
Hogss-Henry IL. PiersoD OF Albany.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
p O S T s G RIPT
3:45 a. m.
THE SILVER Ia w,
CONGREssMEN TO BE PAID IN SILVER

CONGREsSMEN TO BE PAID IN SILVER.
ONE OF THE FIRST PURPOSES TO WHICH TIE NEW
COIN WILL BE APPLIED.
lDY TELEGRAPH 10 TIRE TRIBrsgI
WAsHiNGTON, Feb. 2S.- A million dollars has
been placed to the credit of the Philadelphia
Mint, and six hundred thousand dollars 10
the credit OF the Carson City Mint,
50 that both Of these Mints can begin the
coinage OF silver dollars at once. he first of tue
new coin are TO come 10 Washington, and upon their
reception il is now believed that acquisitions for
funds topay the salaries of members Of Congress
will be tiled with silver dollars.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
EIRE In INnIANA

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2S.-At Butlervile, Ind,
last night Pas store and residence furniture factory
and the odd Feows's Hall wero destroyed by fire. The
loss is stated TO be upwards OF 100000.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE RUSSIAN PkEss wARLIEE.

IIII Ut "NIH-N T
ST. PEILRsBURG, Thursday, Feb. -. l-7s
The Goios calls for the occupation oi TIE DaT.
danelcs by Russia.
The Gaseiie C,JoaRdig dc ST. PctersboEG considers
immediate war with England preferable to concos-
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
LESTER wALLACK's INDIsPosrTIoY.
Owing TO the Temporary hOarSeness of Leet,


Walack the play OF School" supplanted money" at
Walack's Theatre on Wednesday and last evening
Henry Crisp assumed the part OF Jdck POViit,, In
SCHOOL" in Mr.. Wallacks stead Miss Rose COghlan
was the spirited Naomi Ti0he. IL expected last
evening that Mr. Wdllack would be able TO appear again
tnu
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
IN NORTH TARRYTowN. NY.

The dwelling house of the late John LOvett,
Pacaniico-st, North Tarrytown, occupied by Mrs.
Lovett was destroyed by fire Tuesday night The fire
is supposed 10 have originated from defective fue.
baru on the premises also consumed. The loss 10
estimated Ut 81, 900.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
THE HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE.

THE HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE.
THII.TY-EIGHT MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS
PRIZES AND ADDRESSES.
The Newly ork Homeopathic Medical College
had its eighteenth annual commencement exercises at
ChickeriDg Hail last evening" the hall being well filed
with friends of the graduates and of the college Thee
were thrtyeIgh members OF the graduating class upon
each of whom was conferred the degree OF Doctor OF
Medicine by Salem H. Wales, president OF the Board Of
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
JOHN A. GROW RELEASED ON BAIL.

John A. Grow, the Washington lawyer who
was arrested on charge of being implicated in attempts
to swinde tile Government out OF the interest
bonds was released on bail yesterday. His bondsnen
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01

~ Al POPULAR PRICES.
WARREN WARD a Co. cor. spnng and Crosby sis.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence. Weakness
" uf the organs Of Generation &c. speedily aud faicsy
cured bV NISCIEsTERs SPECIFIC PILL. Two 70 AZ
boxes are usually Puce ~ per box 81 boxes -
send for CIRCULAR Prepared 10y WINCHEsIEk q 90,
Chemists, 80 John st, New iOrs
CTRiCTURE, impotence. and Diseases OF tho
- crucratve organ. radically all speedily eureL Hours
sto auG6o7 HENRY A.DANIELS, n ID. ltt LetingtiaN.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
DECLINE IN EASTERN FREIGHT RATES.

DECLINE IN EASTEKN FKEIGHT KATES.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 2S.-The cutting III
East-bound freight rates continues To-day prices fell to
80 cents barrel -four from East Louis To New
YORK and 33la cents from East 81 LOUIS To Boston.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01

Dr. Draper of the office OF President the meeting ad-
iourned. ,, , uad
nesday evening at DelmOnicO's,
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco Dec. II, 1873
The following are the closing official prices Of min
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
SCHOOL VENTILATION.
No. 4 WEST EaHrrKsru srIuTr. Dee. 10. ls5

No. WEST ErsHTRESTH srIuRT Dee. 10. 1SS2
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD.
In reference to your leading article Of this date
with The caption, give thousand dollars for school
ventilation" allow me to state that when was not
member tof the Board of Education, in December
1873. tho Board of Estimate and Apportionment'set
apart for in 1874. $4,000 for examination aud
report the subject of warming and ven-
tati,g the public school buildings" On
February Is, 1874, Commissioner Baker
presented a report from the Committee on
Warming and Ventilation, asking for an approprin
ton OK $1,000 to make test of certain plans for
tation in Grammar School No 40, East Twenty third
street. This report was referred tn the Finance Com
mittce which the evening appropriated
s2.0o0 out of the $4,000 fund, for the purpose
specified by the Committee on Warming and
Ventilation, but March 4, 1874, the Financial
Committee made further report tho
subject of appropriatng $4,000 for ventilsting
Grammar School Building No. 4O and stated
hat the Board has not the financial ability To make
the appropriation rs proposed by the Connitfec on
Warming and Ventilation" Here the matAcr seems
to have rested until 1870. when became President OF
the Board and April IL addressed letter to An
drew II. Green. Comptroller. asking II the Board OF
Education could still have the of the 5000 ap-
propriated in December, 1878, by the Board OF Est
mate and Apportionmcnt for Examination and re-
port on the subject of warming and ventiating the
public school buildings" Mr.. Green replied Tho
appropriation for 1sT4 is not available for this
purpose" You will, therefore, perceive that the
Board of Education has Eve thousand dollars for
school ventilation WILLIAM WOOD.
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
MURDER OR SUICICIDE?

THE LIFELEss FORM OF FISH pRDLER FOUND
IN A CULyERT UNDER THE LONG ISLAND
RAILROAD TRACK.
At half-past three O'Clock yesterday morning q
Long Island Railroad track walker whose business it
is to walk from Westbury to Hicksviue and examine
the track before train passes over it, found the dead
body Of man lying in culyert under the track.
mile and quarter west Of Hicksville. The
track walkers attention was not attracted by the
body. but by badly broken wagon which lay on the
south side OF the track. The body lay the north
side Of the track and far inside of it that it could
not be seen by person walking on the roadbed
fourteen feet above. The wagon was badly broken.
evidently much worse than 1t would have been from
merely falling down the einbankment There was
horse in sight, but one that had undoubtedly been
attached to the wagon found in farmers yard
not far away, wholly uninjured, but with harness
badly broken.
SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES
An inspection Of the railroad bed discovered traces
OF wagon wheels leading for perhaps eighth of q
mile from Hicksvine west to the culyert terminating
abruptly at the point where it is supposed the
either tumbled or was thrown down the embankment-
suspicious circumstance in this connection is the
entire absence Of the tracks of horses feet There
were footprints. but they might have been made
by the track walker at any time within few days.
by other people. walking along the road to avoid the
muddy highway which runs parallel to the track on
either side. An effort was made to discover At what
point the wagon took to the track but sufficient
wheel impressions could be discovered to warrant
THE formation OF opinion. 1t was the opinion Of
some of the people who held to the theory that the
man had been murdered that the wagon was taken up
the track bodily aud carried aloof from the ground
for distance to where the imprints Of the wheels
disco vered, and then along and thrown OF
for the purpose OF establishing prina facie Of
accident.
THE CORPSE IDENTIFIED.
The remains identified those of william
Rhodes OF smithyille, the south sido of Long
Island. and i'll the town of Hampstead. Rhodes
caught fish and CLANS in the bay and pedled them
about the country. lie left his home early on Mon
day morning with large load of FISH and soft CLANS,
without saying to what villages he intended going.
The horse and wagon were not owned by Rhodes. but
by Albert Haff, who hired out the rig to Rhodes by
tho day.
THE MANS INJURIES.
The skull was completely crushed and on the right
side OF the head was an incised wound six inches
long. penetrating to the brain. Either wound was
sufficient to cause DEATH On the body was found
just twenty two cents and unopened paper uf
chewing tobacco. As Rhodes must have sold con-
siderable fish. only few cod remaining in the
wagon it is thought that he ought to have had more
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

The American Temperance Union held . meeting
last night in Gilmoros Garden. The ATTENDANCE was
anything but q large one, and on account Of mis-
understanding between Tho President and the COM
mittoe that ofcer. though present. declined to pre-
side. Mr.. Charles vallu, the vice president, who
took the chair. charged that the President did not
preside because the meeting was small. Professor
Bently. aided by number of singers, directed the
musical part of the programme. Mrs. DIR. summer
Vile delivered temperance address at length and
she was followed DIR. Richards and Rev. DR.. Keller.
Mrs. Maggie Van Cou arrived at . qusrter to ten
O'Clock aud delivered stirring Characteristic s-i-
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
POOR JACKS ENEMIES.

Acompfzint wss yesterday made 70 Mayor Ely BY
DR.. william n. Thoms, President of the SsAmaa's
Protective Association. relative to certain practices
rcsorted TO by sesncns boarding house keepers and
shipping masters in extorting "blood money from
sailors. II alleged by DR.. Thcms that the ship
ping masters and boarding house ksspeu aoAsd to-
One of the men, who shipped for Liverpool q few
days ago, received advance Of Gas. but when he
settled with the shipping master and boarding house
keeper he had only seventy a We cents left
Mayor Ely promised to do all that he could 70 pre-
vent such evils m the future.
The New York herald., 1878-12-18
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.

During the past two days the Bergen CountyiCourt.
at Hackensack, j., has been occupied with the
trial Of William Heay of No. "a Carroll street. Brook
lyn who was indicted for shooting, on Sunday July
a. at picnic at Fort Lee. Michael Keleher. Of No.
W Dcgraw strsst. brooklyn. NW 6N
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-07
SWI6MDffmea.

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