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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-06-18
Lynch Law in Louisiana-FiVe Ne
groes Hanged.

BAYOU SARA, La, juno 7.-On Sunday
evening last, June I'd, as DR.. William Is.
Archer was returning to his home from the
house of a neghbor, Major Burton, about mid
way between the residence of Captain Leje>
une and his own, he was fired Al by six negro
men who were lying in ambush waiting for
him. Five of them had uble>barrelled
shot guns and one a musket. DR.. Archer
was on horseback, and riding on the top of
tho levee. The assassins were concealed be-
hind two large trees standing within a few
feet of the levee, and the negroes fred as the
Doctor was passing those trees. His cloth>
ing was riddled with bullets, and he was
thrown from his horse, fortunately was not
much injured. The assassins fed, running
in different directions, and on Tuesday morn
ing a large plumber of citizens collected to-
gether at Raccourcia, where the act was COM
mitted. A jury of twelve were chosen, and
they, after lengthy examination, found the
prisoners, five in number-one having made
his escape-guilty of shooting at Dr. Archer
with intent to kill Many witnesses we're
exsmined-all colored. Two prisoners were
allowed to mako their statements, having re-
ouested permission to do so. They stated
that they intended to kill DR.. Archer on
Sunday night, and after that was accom-
plished they wore to kill Mr.. D. Lejeune, Mr..
William Picques, and Mr.. Frank Burton
They also stated that they belonged to m or
gauized club, the object of which was to kill
the leading white men in the country and
establish q patton of their own. They gave
the names of many members, the names Of
their president, vice president, and general
exposure of their plans. After the exsmi>
nation closed the prisoners were conducted to
a grove by all the citizens present, and after
mature deliberation it wss resolved to turn
them over to the law. The prisoners were
started in the direction of the courthouse,
but had not proceeded far before they were
interrupted, the prisoners taken by force, and
all five of them hanged.
EAT APPLES. Apples, in addition to
being delicious fruit makes pleasant medi-
cine A raw, mellow apple is digested in an
hour and a half while boiled cabbage requires
five hours. The most healthy dessert that can
be placed on the table, is baked apple. If
eaten frequently at breakfast, with coarse
bread and butter, without meat or flesh of
any kind, it has an admirable effect on the
general system, often removing constipation,
correcting acidities, and cooling of febrile
conditions more effectually than the most ap-
proved medicines. II families could be in
duced to substitute apples, ripe and sound.
for pies, cakes and sweetmeats, with which
their children are frequently stuffed, there
would be diminution in doctors bills. in q
single year, sufficient to lay in a stock OF
this delicious fruit for the whole lessons use,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-06-18

a MOTHER supply of Wheeling CHnVassed
n Hama and Dried Beef. quality guaranteed In
all cases. just received and for sale by
Nay, 1875. S.s. pALGAKS.
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PErEnsoN,s MAGAZINE for July comes to

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for July comes to
US brighter and iresher than ever. The
principal steel-plate, "In Arcadia" is beau
titul beyond words. The double. sized fashion
plate is very gem in it's way. There is also
design for the new>style window curtain,
printed in colors and about fifty wood en-
cravings Of fashions, patterns in embroidery,
sc. Peterson still continues to hold its proud
and eminent position for powerfully written
original stories. AS the price is but two dol
lars a year, postage free, it is within the
means of almost every one. The publisher
claims that it is "the cheapest and best"-
Address. Chas. J. Peterson, 306 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
THE BAR Room JoURNAL1sT.-"He
stands in the store with his back to the stove
and tells how he could run a newspaper how
he could be as Independent as hog on ice,
sud calls things by their right names; how
he would expose corruption in high places !;
how he would write good common sense, and
none of your frivolous, try>to>be>funny stuff.
then he criticises other peoples methods of
conducting newspapers; and just wishes some
one would give him a chance to show his
journalistic ability. The way to cure one of
these chaps is to get him to agree to write
sensible article every day for week. Before
the week is out he is sure to be pumped dry
and will cape worse for an idea than chlck>
en- does with the pip"
William Cullen Bryant, the great Ameri-
can scholar and poet, died on the 18th in
slant. in the 34th year of his age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-06-18

COUNTY ITEMs-From the Shepherdstown
Register we copy the following items:
The bridge across the river at this place
is now completed and ready for travel
Rev. jarrett Bowman, colored, formerly
pastor Of the NJ. NJ. Church, colored, of this
town, died at Strasburg, Va, on Tuesday.
The Commencement exercises Of Shepherd
College will begin on Wednesday night,
June Goth, and continue through three sue.
cessive evenings.
The graduating class Of Shepherd College
has just completed its final ezamiDation.-
The first honor OF the class has been awarded
to Mr.. Randolph j. Strider, of Harper's
Ferry the second honor, to Mr.. Harry @.
Ge,zendanner, of Kearneysville; the third
honor, to Mr.. A. f. Hess, Of Halltown.-
The contest for the first honor was very CLOSE,
the successful candidate obtaining it by
TOO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-06-18

William Cullen Bryant, the great Ameri-
can scholar and poet, died on the 18th in
slant, in the 34tb year of his ags.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-06-18
HAMPERS MAGAZINE for July finds a

HARPER's MAGAZINE for July finds a
novel field for the portrayal of character and
the description of scenery in the lowlands
of Virginia-the old aristocratic Underwater
region, rich in historic associations, and ex'
ceedingly picturesque in its memorial relics
of the old time. The opening article of the
Number devoted to this subject, and en-
titled "Somo Landmarks of Old Virginia"
is contributed by Allen G. Redwood, who
uses his pencil as effectively as his PEN
Porte Crayon contributes one of his charac-
teristicaly illustrated papers on "Old'time
Militia Mus.ers," full of the raoy humor be-
longing to the ancient general training day, -
the scene being laid in Virginia. In his
charming story, "Owlet," John Esten Cooke
also takes us to Virginia, and the interest OF
his romance is heightened by MIR. Pyle's
beautiful illustrations.
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The New York herald., 1878-02-26

Steamer Fleurs Castle (Br Young Bristol. E-hendsr
Bros
steamer vinelsud; Bowen. Baltimore via Camden ana
stsrmer EIsanora, johnson. Portiand-J y amos.
ship connaught Ranger tBr. Hansord' London-'
Bark carrie Delap tBr. Mckay. Liverpool-simpson,
Bark A.aisnta oGer). Bshrmanu. London-Funch, Edye
Go. r,,.
BARK Mary Chapman dD. wymsn. London-Dni
Bark W 4 Heard (Br). Robbins. Bristol. E-James W
BARK Dsve!i DubrovaeM tAus,. Gosga. Belfast, L
BARK AmieiIis lNorj. Reimes Dublin. I-Funch. Edge
Co.
BARK Chapman CNor. Olson. Cork or Falmouth for or
Frits smith Nor). Larsen. Cork Falmouth for
orders q Tobias 4 Co.
Bark Ru!a GtaD. chsss. Cork Falmouth fer orders
Bark China Ger, Jordan. Bremen-Mullor Kruger
Bark Empress oisr>. vshlow. Kongsourg-funch. Edys
& Co. .
Bark Kestrel tsr). Loexhar wiiiismstsds Curacoa)-
Brig roux CNor). Petersen. Plymouth. E-Boekmann,
Brig Martha J Brady fBr,. Crossey, Dublin, ii r.
Brig Guisbor,ush (sr,. Hansen. Guayauiils. PR-B +
Brig O Geery, Conklin. sasua la Grande -Evsna Ball
&Co. -
Brig MarshA berry. Dolsn. Philadelphia Miller
schr Piot's Bride. Stephenson, Antgus-Dwight
Plat. .
schr A Stuart. Libby, Humscoa, PR-Miller Hough-
schr Nellie Crowell. Hewitt. Jacksonville -Gsoree
schr Eclipse, Taylor. Richmond. va-James Van
sehr Harry Lsnde. Taylor. Philadephis --slAshs
schf Nary Bsylis. wAsson. ssw HavsD-Cart wright
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP. Fob 24-saiisd, Lady Of the Lake CB),
Mckenzie, New York.
BREMEN. Feb 22-ArrIved. bark Reck (Ger). wssjen,
Philadelphia; 23d ship Alex (B, Brown savannah
parks Marie Stah Gcr Schmidt, do 24h steamer Balti
more (ier), Dohle, Baltimore; bark Jenny Ger Groe
New York; 25th, steamer Strassburg (0er). Hembruck
do.
RYoapxAux. Feb 22--ssiied, bark Valentine (Fr. San
Francisco.
BnscA Fob IeArrivcd bark Mozart (Nor). Albrethsen,
New York via Ssntander
CoRuxSA, Feb l7-Arrved. schr W Green, Heath, New
York (befors reported without dAte,.
CApiz Feb 2lArrived, bark Arctusa Gsp), Gocho New
Orleans
Sailed prior TO 25th schrJ Gamswe, Berry. Giouces-
CALCUTTA, Jan 30-salcd ship Carsorook Castle tBr),
Freebody, New York
DEAL Feb 25Arrvcd, bark Annapolis (Br), Dsap, New
York for London.
DUBLIN Feb 24-Arrived. bark Romanor CBr). Heaiy,
Phil adelphia
HULL Feb 25-Arrved. bark Borviken (No), Andersen.
New York.
UAxBuRG, Feb 2i-Arrived, brig N II Clements tBr !.
Lewis Charleston; 23d bark ophir CNor) Christsnsen.
Savannah
sailed 22d bark Ageroen (Nor), Jacobsen. NeS York.
uARpuRo Feb 23-Arrivcd brig Euroslydon (Br), Sin
clair. Charleston.
uAvRE Feb 25-Arrved. steamer Strong tI,r) Brown.
New York.
Sailed 22d, barks Nimrod (Ausj, Gerolomich, United
states asa. Nellie Guest 3D. Messenger, do: 24tb.
steamer Hsrdsr (Ger) Brandt Qrom usmbu. Now York.
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Captain L Clapp and First OfRcer L Lockwood. OF
special messcroIogics obssrvaons msds in connscsion
with the HERALD weather service.
before reported detained in Annapolis Roads BY acc
Ss" e on nS r aosas
IS for Hamburg put into Norfolk FEB a5 with cargo corn
STEAMER ARRArooN ArcAR (Bry, from Liverpool for Hs
beiore reported totally wrecked on Frey Rocks
BARK QurcKsrKr Fake. from New York for Portlsnd o.
which arrived at fernambuco Jan H. put in for medca
attendance.
BARK Lara tBr). Fulton, from Savannah for Amsterdam
put INTO It, Thomas FEB n with % rsSass ysrd .S Snd bow
scHR PErRgL. whaleman OF NB wrecked the Georgia
coast 81 tons burden owned BY Cspt Henry Clay and
5000 sh; ..iIsd .sm NV ssS!s5d
an and had %%s saHsn sssIss g SSls So oil OIL " ~
SCHR PocAHoxrAs. reported ashore In Woomico River
was hauled OF on the 2ist inst
q 25th nit hauled Of Friday ty the United
sustained no material injury.
~ ss q % :n ssS ST. ss II s
.sIS The SsseSm :eian SaSs, .nS
misusnmsst 10 tho decks lost boat rigging &c. As
port ;: As fSs and was
scHR CALEDONIA which drove ashore Kent Island aud
Ssss o % a s
and towed into Annapolis, leaking badly.
ScnR HENRY DAvKY. King. from Providence, At North
Boohay Feb In getting the wharf whore she
load ice got caught rosx; cnme on next tide with
by q tugboat. where she will the railway
3. Block sssps md Of
The IN q sH Geo OF ssh h;s ss.n
ages sustained by the ship in collision with steumer Am
bassador In December, 1876.
BALTIMORE, Feb 25-Barks Arctic Nor), hence for
Queenstown and Northern Chief (Br) hence for Dundak,
this last night having been in collision at
midnight last OF Poplar Island Chesapeake Bav
howsprs and headgear. The bow OF the Northern
Chief Is also stove.
HIGHLANDS NJ Feb 25 IL AS PM-A wrecking schooner
divers the sunken brig Carrie Winslow
New ORLEANS, Feb 25-The fire the ship Tornado is
extingushed The interior OF the vessel shows but little
charrng All the cotton Is damaged.
PORTLAND. O. Feb 1.-THE steamer Ancon which arrived
here evening" reports having the schooner Au
rora Yaquna Bay Friday morning At o'clock Sig
distress flying and the steamer stopped to
certain the 1t learned that the schr had
sailed San francisco before bound Tor Coos
and had been out eight weeks She had
and for weeks dred about helpless Her stock Of prov
sions given and the were In halfstarved
condition The furnished all the necessary
plies schooner in at Yaquna Bay for
has Just been received here that tho scnr LIZ
zle Madison 100 burden which sailed from Humboldt
in at Yaquna Bay In distress, the 9th OF February
completely out with labor and prva-
tions.
SHIPsuILprNG-The keel of Q schooner Of $50
has beon lad by Daniel Litteneld Portsmouth, Nh
for Charles Walker the builder and others in that city
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
SPOKEN.

Shin oakworih (Brj. woodhouse from Liverpool for San
Francisco. date, lat 26 s, Ion 40 W.
ship John Berry: Emerson from Liverpool for Tybee.
Jan so lat IT. Ion "a
1S lat % is n, Ion 80 55 w. 1
new ship, painted blue. from the United States. bound
across the Equator. Jan 20, lat 33 n. Ion ~ W.
shp showing NRyH from San Francisco for Liverpool,
Jan 10, lat y, Ion 81 W.
Bark Jerbuen (Norl from stsvanser for New York,
date, lat 4S a.. Ion g o.
Bark Antonette tGer). Rosenau. from Bremen for
America, Fen 4. lat ~, Ion 49, 80
Bark Neptune (jerJ, Wortmann, from New York for
Buenos Ayres, Jan "a. lat N, Ion Is W
Bark Aphrodite (Br) Theakesone, from Liverpool for
Tybee, Fob 8, smalls bearing go mites.
Bark Grcede tNor) from Amsterdam for Savannah Feb
q. lat II ~, Ion g. Is.
An American bark steering ssw. showing JRLQ. Fob 8.
lat 40 n lon II w.
Norwegian bark showing HvLI, from Barcelona for
Wilmington, NC, Jan ~. lat 81 ~. Ion a. O6.
Brig Aura (Br) from Adrossan Tor Cubs Jan 2S lat 90
Ion YS.
Brig Lucy SNOW Stone fro N Boston East London
no date, lat n, Ion 27 w.
An American vessel. showing JGRM steering s. Jan 4,
lstI = lon
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
vi. singapore for New York land proceeded from Port ssd


L,yrarooL. Feb s-rhs Aobotsord a. arrived from
washed away one stove aud several rsiis spnt
The Canopus @ tor Boston, has arrived In tow o' "re'~
The Lochlrvar arrived here Portland Oregon,
shifted and lost several salis. Sc-
MAKYroRr Feb I2-An American bark name unknown),
from Hoston via so.h grounded last night
workngtan Bank but on with the assistance
Of and was towed to an ANCHORAGE on THIS port
The the vessel to DO making no water ana 70
have sustained no sop.rent dAm"Se she bsitavt,n.
from sailed \ S% on ns h
PLYMOUTH. Feb I3-The Wisland (s). from New YORK.
arrived mere ut midnight, mad gale from NJ ior
On the sl ~ tue had terrible snow
Z. with tremendous sea damaging boats. &C.
rss M Nsn 5n on as d
had fine weather 70 the Banks when on Feb e
heavy rain fnains the yeerng Of the wind and the
ssG ssss Ss = ''t%
southern edge of It. which we accomplishsd, and
course 'ns IN eSmpsny with the gale tie es
$50 AM steamer broachsd 20 In spite Of the helm and 70
and doing other dsmare about the decks 7th.
sns hs % o%y ss s @ % X n
hours AtsAM in lat A n lon z2 W. sighted vessel on
London fos. New Ysri-Ssiors briefly Ispo:.sa.:
Within about on. mile slight
Haisa hs jump ovsrsO.rd aud We would them
up After Wiling Is long a; u was safe she dIiissd yer!
of the opportunity steamed round to windwsrd Of her
s s the % The h 20 as .nS S.ns
The being so heavy they comla not spp,ossh the
;np 'y sss 'ss shs could I'D
hm the other man still ssSck tS the vessel which was
ger being swamped came back under the lee Of the
steamer where in The attempt to hoist her up she got
again but not seeing tho kept away course.
RIO JAsErRo, Jan 23-The Lincoln has dischargcd but
vet vet Sesn boz, hold.
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
UNFINISHED PROGRAMMES.

PERFORMANCES AT THE COLUMBIA OPERA
HOUSE AND EGYPTIAN HALL INTERRUPTED
by THE POLICE.
raid was made last night by Police Inspector
Dlks the Second Inspection district, the noto.
rious variety" place known as the Columbia Opera
House. at West Twelfth street and Greenwich
Tns place has long been TO the community
In which exists and the Society for the Suppression
OF Vice taking the matter In hand pNcured warrant
from Police Judge Duffy, which was placed in the
hands OF Inspector Dilks. The Inspector oary in the
evening, accompanied by about nfty police officers,
proceeded to the "Opera" House and arrested the
performers, some twenty -one women and seven mon.
The proprietor, tho notorious Jake Berry, and Miss
Belle" Berry, ono OF the female performers, could
not be found.
The names OF the prisoners were as iolows:-Eva
A. Dobson, Nellie Harris, Tillie Martin, jennie
Smith, May Braniord, Elizabeth White, Hattie Norri,
Minnie Spencer. Blanche Austin, Jane and Annie
Ferris, Jane Csrlotta, Anne Seaman, Jennie
King, Lille Dane, Minnie Forster, hattie Brewer.
Victor lie Point Frank Steele, John Decker, William
A. Paul, Richard Brown, Larry Howard, Washington
Fowler, John Harris, Marie Donnely aud Lucille
Crawford.
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
SAILED.

Steamer Albcnsrle for Lswes. Del; ships Plymouth
Rock, London: Grace, san francisco; Deutschland
Oer Breen Sordderen iNor. stettin; bArks Ire Gut
seppe dtaD Bristol Giuetta dtaD Queenstown fal.
}ip. dYon ispsn} MaIss SASC. Leaaon ElsaoS !;r, m
Fr. Rio Janeiro; Antonio q Cswej, Dunkirk; Emma
Dingle tBr) Falmouth Edward H,idt tNor) do America
Henrik lbssn Nos, G,..sow Farso SSGs,: Mayrc; A.:
Norman tr), Lverpool SKIOLD tNor,, Cork brgs Egden
tNor), Copenhagen Merryman, st Thomas; Gem, Bar
Flora Ger Bremen San Pstro dts Naples; starligh!
BARREN Win Doug ass Kingston, ia; George seaey Gal
weston; Ruth Park, -.
Also sailed, Us ship Supply. lIavre.
sailed barks Lord Ashburton (Br) for Queenstown
McGiIvery tBr Charleston schrs Mary Heen Brunswick
Ga; L Shubert, Virginia.
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
Hosa Kosc Fec aa-Arrivsd shin Cashmere. ksndriet.

Hose Kosc, Fes 24-Arrivsd shin Cashmere, Rsndrick
CssdiG
LIVERPOOL. Feb % Arrived. steamer La Place OBs-sss
Glpin who was killed during a heavy gale l9thl. New
York: bark All tNor). Barentsen Galveson 25th. ships
wm Douglass tBr,. Douglass. New Orleans; Alexander
Ballard. Port Royal sc; brig Harrington IBID, Bart
ling. Demerara.
Also arrived at do 25.h. steamer Porto Rico tsp,.
Ysaguirre. Norfolk
Sailed cath, bark Giuseppe Quinto QtaD, Csppilin
United States.
LONDON. Feb 25-Arrivsd, bark Ottawa Stella Qtab,
Gozzano. New Orleans.
Sailed Oath. ship Lsvisthan (Nor). Mosasld United
States
on Isle of Wight 25h. Pm. steamer Anglia tsD.
Young New York for London.
LISBON. Feb iSArrved, barks Candida utaD. Cahero,
New York; vittono Qtai), Mcrescs, do
MEssIsA. Fob is-sailed. brig Havilah Coombs. New
York.
MELBOURNE. Feb 2a-Arrvsd previously. ship MeNsar,
Taylor, New York.
PESARrH ROADS, Feb 2f-Arrived. bark Harry KeslaKe
(Br. wicks. New YORK.
PnILiPPEvLLE tAgiors, Feb Arrived. bark BREEDS
dorf (Nor). Hasseli, New Orleans
QugESsrowS, Feb 24-Arvei, barks Provdentis (Ger).
Lange, Wilmington, NC; Bartolomeo Padre utaD,
Guagnino Baltimore: Zio Antonio Ita), Badano, Now
Orleans
Sailed oath, AM steamer Wisconsin (Br. Forsyth
(from Livsrpooi), New York.
SOUTHAMPTON rob 25-sailed bark Pore dc famile FD
Duvard, Baltimore
SLIGO Feb 24-Arrived bark Konig,n Augusts Gen,
Hensei. Baltimore
srLrriN. tcb 23-Arrved, bark Onni (Nor), Abraham.
sen, New York.
Arrived at - Feb "a, the Costo. from -.
LONDON, Feb 25-bark Lawrence. Howes. from Boston
rou arrived Gibraltar the 23d inst with her
ruddsr broken.
Bark Sea- (r), Bennett which arrived st Queens.
yesterday from New York lost several OF her sails
WEATHER REPORT.
PLYxourn, Fob 25--wind NV, moderate; barometer.
3O25.
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
EGYPTIAN HALL" RAIDED.

Inspector Murray, with his aids, and Captain
Murphy, OF the Twenty nrst precinct, and about
fifty patrolmcn made raid last night
Egyptian Hall, In Thirty fourth street, near Third
avenue aud arrested In all thirty prisoners, who were
locked up Tor the night in the East Thrtyfth street
station house. The descent was made on warrant
when was issued by Judge Duffy on afndaviis
made by several OF the members OF the Soc-
city for the Suppression OF Vice and was
placed In the hands OF Inspector Murray to exe-
cute II was about a quarter to ton O'Clock
when tho Inspector. accompanied by Captain
Murphy ascenood tho stage just after tho ail OF
curtain on tho act oil the Dissolving Living Pictures"
and informed audience that they soou, 10 stop
tho performance and would not allow tho act entitled
the "Femaie Athletes" to be produced. There was
considerable excitement in tho theatre Tor
performers TO escape. Tue building was completely
surrounded, however on tho outside. The actresses
we're Also sse acsors several Of tho members o. The
orchestra became franticaliy indignant but on their
being acquainted WITH the TACT that Ihcre was
a large force Of police present they quietly
submitted TO When tho names OF the actresses
were called Ada Freeman anu Liihe Raymond were
found TO be missing They were found bid away
beneath some Of tho canvas scenery IN tho base
ment Of tho building by scracant YOUNG Al
excned that She ioii down in a. Tho
proprietor, George W. Warren, and the man.
ager John 2: Davis, ~ero M AL also arrested On the
station house they gave their names and addresses as
| folows:-
Lena Irving. Twenty0tn street, near Third avenue.
| Stella Watson, No. 5ls West fhirty.ninth street.
Emma Earle, No 22s East scvcnty.iourth street, Agnes
Roberts, No 24s Fourth avenue. Nellie Pickett, No. 227
| West Twelfth street. Fannie Austin, M. "a South
| Fiith avenue; Bella winters, No 6i Canal street;
Emma De Bois. No 2s3 East Thirty fourth street
Adalne Grey Giroux, No. lis Bleecker street; Ada
Freeman, Ihrty.iourth street, near Third avenue /;
| Lille Raymond, No. La East Thirty third
| street; LottIe Grant, No. Is Bond street;
Bella Richardson, NO OIL Canal street; Thomas Mur.
| Lawlano, George Rourke, William Atchinson,
Patrick Ford, Joseph Schwcntz, Albert
| smith. John Clarke George Irving, Albert
| Schwentx William Little, Daniel eastman aud
Emil Gerry. they will all be arragnod AZ tho Jefer.
| son Market Police Court this morning
The New York herald., 1878-02-26

SUICIDE OF A LUNATIC.

Coroner simms, Of Brooklyn, was notified last night
10 noid inquest on the body OF q female patient,
who committed suicide by hanging herself at the
Kings County Asylum Tor the Treatment Of the insane
IN flatbusb. Tho name OF tho unfortunate
woman ~ Mrs. Martina Bianthorn. Sho
sent 10 tho asylum by her relatives on Sat
urday last The Coroner notified Dr. Parsons
cal oil tho asylum that ho would
hold the Inquest on the BODY thus forenoon, and IN
The New York herald., 1878-02-26

the meantime that the remains could be delivered TO
her frepds, This Is the second OF seli.destruc
ton that has place the Fatbush Asylum with
in the past few weeks. In tho former instance the
victim was patient named James Lynch, who threw
himself from a window the fourth story 10 the
ground. The Board or Supervisors Is about 10 nves-
tpatc the latter case In order ascertain whether
responsibility careesspess rests with The nurses or
dan rs here
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
DEATH OF A PATROLMAN.

Pa.rolman Charles Burns, of tho Twelfth precinct,
died yesterday Of pneumonia a his residence No. 32l
East 18th street. Duriog the day absurd rumor
circulated among tho Harlem police that Mr.. Burns,
alter being laid out returned to CONSEQUENCES Ser
geant Rey nolds called the house Of the deceased
anu found story had originated IN the TACT that
the soon alter death were placed upon ice,
which the muscles Of tho arms and legs 10 work
OF returning io. The Harlem police station has
been hung mourning.
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
A FoRGER's FATE.

De Wilt Hartwick, a highly respectable young man
OF twenty-five, was nrraiRned in the Essex County
Special Sessions yesterday on charge of obtaining
$3.50 gold wntch by forgery and pawniug It in Now
months in the County Jan. adding quite severe lee
ture TO the sentence.
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
WHALEMEN.

At Brava Cape verds Dec 80. brig Henry Trowbridgs
Cannon of New York, all WE'LL Had experienced very
heavy weather since the second day out from home.
schr Golden City Clay. eaptured In B.unswick,
uring as feet in length from which the captain feels
'ryng out 100 bbls Of oil and getting between
700 and 800 lbs of bone
Norris Winslow. NIB. 8 months nut.