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The New York herald., 1879-03-15
ARRIVAL AT KESSETT SQUARE.

KrSsEIr SQUARE. Pa. March H. 1879.
The special train from Jersey City having board
the remains Of tho late Bayard Taylor arrived here
st haIfpast ve this afternoon. The wife and daugh
ter and relatives OF the deceased Mcssrs whitelaw
Reid and George Jewell Mr. and Mrs. r.. C. stednnan.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. ssoddard and son, Mr..
and MRS. George II. Pullman aud Mr.. williams. OF
New York: George H. Bokcr. Dr. Franklin Taylor,
Warren Giibough and T. N. Coleman. OF Philadcl.
phia and Samuel Bancroft. Jr.. OF Wilmington came
through with the remains The announcement that
The corpse would reach here this afternoon attracted
large concoursc Of citizens. The body taken
directly from the railroad station 10 Cedar croft aud
will remain there until eleven o'clock Tomorrow,
when tho funeral cortc-c viii proceed to Longwood
Cemetery, where the intcrfncnt takes place
a choir from chester. westchcstcr, Kcnnctt and
other ncighborng places will sing hymn written
for tho occasion, and altogether the ceremonies will
be very impressive. Already prominent pcrsons
IRON distant points arriving and large number.
tnciudina Governor Hoyt Of Pcnnsylvsnia, viii ar
The New York herald., 1879-03-15
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

The adjourned annual business meeting Of
Plymouth Church held last night after the
prayer meeting. Brother Blair acted moderator.
The resignation Of DIR. J. T. Conklin q member of
the Examining Committee was accepted and Mr. II.
l.. Pratt e.ected In his stead. At the previous
meeting Mr.. Rossiter Raymond had asked permission
10 file the report of the Music Committee, and
qury IL found that the report had not been filed.
A resolution was passed requiring the report to be
filed at the next business meeting. to be held Fri
evening next.
The New York herald., 1879-03-15
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.
sTvronr, II. l.. xss,eAr4. ,s.s. ,s8

F..c NrwpoRr, T. l.. MRyeh14 iS79.
Advices Black siaad connrn tho loss ofrho mail
packer Thomas lynch Capt Rose no did strike
rock other Obstacle, probably the Of .
sunken vessel. Tho schr Nathan Dixon which took o
tho passengers and mails. Attempted tow her the
hawscr brcke and she sank in IL fsshoms of
water II will he impossible got her up Tho sails
and fow pieces freight ssved Tho loss will
far from Tho captain claims that no did nor In
any closer than usual. The passengers were greatly
alarmed FOR the timely appca Of the Dixon
several lives would have been lost '' ''
The New York herald., 1879-03-15
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MARCH 1897-rRPIE SHEET


Lrssox to March i4-saod ship Marianne Pors,, For
reira Now York.
MALAe :, to March i+-Sailed steamer Alexandria (Br)
Lindqustcr New York (and from Gibraltar Ah,
NarrEs. March e-Saed bark Maria ,sw). wostmauu,
New York
Oroaro. March s-Arrivod. brig Framat tsw), Eckman
New York.
PLvxorrr March l4sailed. bark Vale (Sor Gundsrsen
United States.
QrrESsrowS. March I3Arrivcd. ship Drunlaurig ,Br,
Norris San Francisco iith. samara Gin. Bos
for Liverpoo and proccedcdl bark Folk Mcndcsson
lGcr. Barber. New Orleans.
Sailed 18th. City OF Richmond (Br. Lech from
MvcrpooD New York.
RorgS. March l2-Arrived. steamer Nelson {Br Beard
Baltimore.
SHANGHAI March i3--Arrivcd. ship Argus tBr,. Cook,
Now York.
srrrnEap. March 1fOn bark Cedar Croft l,r,. Young
FROM London for Now York tcrcw rcfnsc to do duty.
LoSnox March IA pilot cutter run down oG Dim
eepcss by severn sr from London for Qucbec.
The Severn pccscd to roach Southampton to day
rfs rf WEATHER REPORT. tgrsl.f. fs.i
HoLynyap. March i4-wind ENE. light; bsrometor,
3oO7a.
LmaRp NsSch r<--wind sE. Ight Ans - ~5@
PryxovrH, March i+-wiud W, light; fine; barometer,
80
sclLIv. March i4-wnd sw light; very ane; bar.
ometcr, o3o.
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SAILED.

Steamers City Of Dallas for Fcrnandna &c A1bemarle
T,ewes Del: bark Elvna, Caibarien
Sailed 18TH steamers Carcndclet for ST Jaeo, &C; Ca
nina tBr), Bermuda .4. ~ t..e e 4.
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SPOKEN.

Bark windwsrd tBr, Sloan. from Portland for Aoer
deem. March 10. lat 43 trs, lon ~ U6
Brig Agnes Barton. from Baltimore for Msanzas March
IA on
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

US steamer vorbena pnccd can buoys tho east end
OF Middle Ground On the hodge Fence avuaA McsdS
Sha aud the TO Vineyard Haven and Edkaown
hnrbors.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. I. W. SHERMAN.

rive here tomorrow morning from New York. Phila-
dephia. baltimore and other points.
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SERMON BY REV. FATHER GHAcE-INrEEEsTiNG
CEREMONIES AT ST. MARys CHURCH.
[rY TELEGRAPH TO THE uEE,LD.l
NEwroRT. Il. l.. March IL, 1879.
The frncrel Of Mrs. General Sherman took place
from St. Mary's Church to-day. The sacred edhce
was derscly crowded. and hundred burning
lights surrounded the caskct on the catafalqnc The
sanctuary and church dressed in deep mourn
ing. The caskot was covered with black broadcloth
the panels being OF velvet. The plate boro the fol-
lowing inscription:
The New York herald., 1879-03-15

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.
TaNGINEER's INTEREST IN TuGBOAf For SALE
TLOne eighth quarter half good man. Address TUG
Herald Office.
NOR sALE-IROX STEAM YACHT. ~ FEET LONG,
IL feet inches beam compound engines; cabin; small
boat IN perfect order and newly fitted complete 70!
further particulars address j. SLOANE CO., nautical
store, Baltimore. Nd
90 FOOT LAUNCH FOR SALE CHEAP.-BOATS
H. A. MoRG AN Noank. Conn.
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PATENT
REvEitStBE
atnI lti1N
A. -.~~.issksssH.,''

: "LNENE') COLLARS ~. t4g
Two In ono. Best OF all Wear both sidos. No more
psper collars Try them and bc convinced by Thrcc
styles, ANGELO, RAfiiAEL aud Rt BBNs, ~ cents -
box Sold IN Ncw York ny a. W. French. hc9 Broadway
Stern prc; 2sd 81 Owen Jones. 9Th ay corner Ivs 81
Grnwd e. Enclose thsvu cent for samples by mail
" mkEvERSfBLE COLLAR COMPANY, Boston, Mass,
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF MARCH AND APRIL.
The New York herald., 1879-03-15

lovely young girl with world Of native strength
cncrgy odds she steers her ra bark rocks
whlvpoos threaten TO enguf nor Even the
strength aud stendfasncss Of her young aucctons are
Of terrible trouble Tried IN tho herccst
furnace Of for her loves sake; tempted by
should bc hcr protcction scorning TO yicd jct
little If honest iovosuch Is the heroine who figures
in tho mi ricatc mn, Of tho powerful sories
ever written "A s1NLESS CRIME" is truly mystical
secret that babies readers perception The
strange at the beginning Of the fate.
and Hass before like thc pillar VI snokein the
desert Every thrilling incident every we'll drawn char.
the strange tisc-'A SfNLESS CRIME'untii tho end
ali Il rlcarcd up tho reader we'll satisfied hnds
he hns in all tho lights and shades Of
vhemingly intricate hearts drama.
Thi. great story been exclusively for the
SUNDAY MERCURY
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
which is universally recognized as the
LIGHTNING NEWS DISSEMINATION
~ MUxxrUii OF THE SUNDAY PRESS.
ts hfty six broad columns everything hse
other Journals have and all that they lackbccause
pocrsbccau.e ts epccial dispatches tho latest aud
freshest aud Us local news " the
causc " has a the Of the Associated Press and all
the story and literary features Of frat class wcckiybc
cause has host ot fcebc inators aud not single
rvsbccausc ~ circulation In " the mctropo
lis aud ts vicinity exceeds that o other sunday jour
nal and. In short, because tho
ALWAYS rKIuMPIIA IANTLY LEADS THE ADvANCR
FIRST IN NKws, FIRST IN fNTELLfGENCE AND
riksr IN uNIyERSAL POPULARITY. FIVE CENTS
WILL BUY TO-MORROw's SUNDAY MERCURY
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
vATTONS.

WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
Nrw yorx. March is--Nosu.
The Western Union time ball 20 day dropped correctly
The New York herald., 1879-03-15

$50 sweet face. such angel grace
In all that land had ncvc~ been;
CophctuA sworc n royal oath 49,
This bcggsr maid shall be my queen"
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-19

owing to the lack of water, sufficient even for camp use and stock. Oar rell Depper and Robinson, who have been prospecting on the sonth side of four Peaks have returned, but are rather silent in regard to any find, , they may have made. MT. Dcpper intends starting for Phoenix in a few days.
 With the thermometer, at Phoenix up to one hundred and over, why do not some of your over heated pco- pie come out to the mountains for 2 month or two. There's good shoot ing, fishing. plenty of deer and turk ey, within days ride of.Camp Reno, where could be pleasantly passed in hunting, climbing the mountains and .chawin wax" of which there's q good crop this year. "73''
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-19
TONT0 TOPICS.
The Farming and Mining
 Outlook.
IcoRREsrosDEncE OF THE HERALD ]

The Fourth was generally celebra- ted in the vicinity of Camp Reno, by the people of Tonto Basin who gathered at the residence of Tom Cline, about five miles below Camp Reno. It was pas sgd in dancing and singing, and tn destroying the numer- ous good dishes prepared for dinner by Mesdames Hook, Cline and Ad- ans, and jolly time was enjoyed by all.
 The long expected rain has. not yet arrived, though the sky, for the past four days has been covered with heavy Cumulo-stratus cloud banks.
 The feed all along the creek is very good. All the stock we have seen in this part of the county is in excellent condition. Although the grass seems
 very dry, the cattle and horses seem to do very well on it and keep in good condition. There are now on Tonto creek, cattle variodsly estimated at from one thousand to fifteen hundred head and there is room for as many more without crowding. Although the main creek is nearly dried up, there are springs in many of the can ons, that would furnish suflici ent wa ter for two to three hundred head of stock.
 The Indian scare has about abated. Since the killing of the seven Ore Shay Apachcs by the Indian scouts from San Carlos and Mcdowell, we hear of no more depredations, though fresh ''sign" has been seen m several localities. The people of Green val Icy, Pine valley, Little and Big Round valley and the East Fork of the Verde are feeling more secure in the possession of their stock, and farming is being carried on to linn tied extent by several of the residents along Tonto, among whom are Mes SITS Adams, near Camp Reno and Samuels, near the forks of Tonto and Wild Rye. Both of these gentlemen have nice gardens. MT. Adams hay Ing raised a good crop of barley hay this season.
 The Mazatzal Company's mill will resume crushing as soon as the rain falls in sufficient quantity to c11,,NIx- if with Y1-ofar
 Al. Sciber & Co. have sunk fifty feet on their Bonanza and find the ledge looking better at that depth fhan above, carrying considerable quantities of free gold Parties from the City are said coming out to in spec& tiais property with q view of mines are looking extremely well, the snai& haege having been found in the tflnnei whfNh cuts it at depth of | afaout one hundred and twenty five | fees. The Maukins and Stroud mine, said tc be the best in the district, is being gradually aTeveloped as the weather permits, Every indication ot permanency is Co be seen in thi mine The ledge is aboNt eight feet ill width. Mr.Rayniond Uncle Bill ly) having examined it. pronounced 1t nhc most promising outlook for permanent mine he had seen ies the vicinity
 The Mazatzai Co havo done no A'prl. OF tAesc :n.nes for some tlmc. ]
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-19

2oi 3os. 1Or so7 and 2nN Market street corner BCale street san Francisco. %cs. 4f. l. and + street, 5alramento. Gm
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-19
M1DnLE.AGEp MEN.

There are many at the age of thirty tn sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the bladder. often accompanied by slight smartin.s or burning sensation. and a weakness of the system in d manner the patient cannet account for. On examining the urinary de- posits a ropv sediment will often be found and sometimes small particles oi alhumen will appear. or the color will be of d thin milkish hue again changing to d dark and torpid ap- pearanre. There are many men who die ot this difficulty ignorant of the carse, which is he second stage of seminal weah ness. Dr. will guarantee 4 perfect cure in all such cases. and d healthy restoration of the genito urinary organs.
 Offee Hours 10 to | and 6 to 2. Sundays from 10 tu II d III. Consultation free Thor oueh examination and advite. B. Call Ui add.ess lR SFINNEf X co.
 Nc T. kearny st!eeI. Han kIaae-seo-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-19
YOUNG MEN

WHas the AS s.s. Ef of ysatSa sF%FnlS s. or FR9M ss erection. will do well t1 avail themselves of this the greatest boon eyer laid at the altar of suffering humanity. DIR. SIINNEN will guarantee to ferfeit $500 for every ot seminal weakness private disease of any kind character which he undertakes and niis to rlTe
, 1879-07-31

L1stH6H 1fte1fuhh.
To what stra1,tsu straits tue uus and downs OF
fortune sometimes reduce persons ot high rank
and tlustrluns ulrt.l Is curtously c1omplc,i In
q list Of bankruptcy announcements reccnsly
published in the official L,au Ga.ttfe Of Vienna.
Tho Lauln3erieh& Of the Austrian capital
adycr,tsss y first meeting Of creditors In
thu insolvency case OF "tho Lady Pauline,
Countess Of 1,audissln. manufacturer Vi
Alpine flowers. 2! 6trohgassc, Vienna" Tho
Counts uf Baulfsstn belonE to tic ancient no.
bllitY ot Germany, uni! wero once wealthy Peers
OF tho Holy Roman Empire. Count Atlalfcrt
uo Baudssln, the late husband of tho tnsolyent
Countess Pauline. mas an offcurtn Ia tho Austrian
ar1nY, aud serrctl in the sehlcswtc-l liolsteiu
ca.npaLcn. lie died eight years ago in
extremely sslaced circumstances, md s hts
for initiating tho 1ora OF tho Aims, doub,-
less originally cultivated by her for amusement,
to account, hut without success. This unfor-
tuuate lady Is q Countess ron dorstof BY birth
nnl Canoness OF thu exalted German 0rler,
decorated with l,s Cross Of Mary. II IL start-
ling illustration Of tic vicisstudes Of human
affairs tint SO distinguished a parsonage, Ill
aristocrat altko by birth a.ltl matrimonial al
lance, should be compelled to sell artificial
llowcrs for living aud eventually to takc the
bc!lrttk OF tho act,
, 1879-07-31
STRIKES.


THE LEMOST QUARRYhfEN.
Npt.nal DffD4sch 10 The Tribune
LENoST, July M.-Everythtng IL quiet here
to1lay. About twenty-five OF tue Singer Il
Talcost 9nRrrgmen went to work Ia the Quarrics
this morning. Tic mills Of this Company havo
mot us ret shut down, hu! inve bcen running
tho full complement al men ever since the
strtkc commenced, although they havc been
threatened repeatedly. 1t wss reported that d
gang OF strikers wero to como over and compel
tile workncn to quit this morning, hut 1t was
afterHard learned that they did not consider
themselves Btrong enough Tor suct, au under
taking. Al my rate. the wosktncn were not
mofcstcd.
The QuarFfes are als lyng tdfe except those OF
tue Ginger j; Talcott Company, which aro ruiz
ming With nbout half fotcc or lese. The Dep
uty 6herttTs returned to tllc city ths afternoon,
anil there arc now no officers il tho town from
Chicago.
an ouen.alr mass-mcctipg Of tie strikers will
b. held tonight, s!,cy being unable togct Doris
HILL ns thcv Mt first intended. Tile strikers
alt claimed to THE TRIBUNE representative
that 10 Y!oleucc or threats Ind been rcsortcd
to or would he rcsurted 10 iu compelling the
men tn qntt work, INT tho reporter was told lY
tn. propslctorF, the foreman, aud many Of tho
man, that tlis was not true, that threats OF
violence were freely used. aid that thc helpers
nctua1fy pulled away frotn tcsr work. There
llaYo been no open demonstrations Of vlo|euce
by tho mon It, the past few days TINT the re-
portcr has witnessed, except the tendency Of Il
few drunken strikers To make uotse h1!l
Hhrtaten ycDEencc.
, 1879-07-31

A little time ago a Young man died in rhila-
% swftness in ruunns. m as as"Dser." Iils story w
WIS singular one. 4 few YEARS since he was
. ragged, shreMd lad, psld'ing ne~spaps;ts
happened to bs on thu ilua OF tho 'Pcnnsyl-
vanla railroad, when ho saw an engIuo
rushing down the track without any driver or
tender. by solne chance It had bera separated
from tho cars, mud was driving on alone. The
hoy kncwi II would Iucet All express train this side
OF Inc next station. lis had about four mluutes'
Atart, Aud tlartcd down tho truck after 1t. Tho
cnEtuo wae, OF course, not at fuEl speed, set no.
body but Deer Cuul4 have Won In such race.
lls did win; ras coul enough to remember tho
signal tu tho stauo,t-keoper necessary TO haya
tic switch placed 90 that the engine would ba
turned on 10 another trark. 1t WIS lone 1uat
two seconds before the express train want thun-
dcrlnE by. Deer, for this sertlce, was granted
by tho Pennsylvania llailToad Corporation
monopoly Ut uls Newspaper aud hook tradu on
its t!unk route, a,al FROM this ho derived a
i'anlsosae inco,ae. i wa TO thy boys coulness,
human balngs owed tielr lives.
, 1879-07-31


There wan war at ono time between Germany
French had possession Of the old town where
tho Goetl,es lived. A Frrnct1 Count was placed
III tlelE i,on.e,-btlcled on them, rs soldiers
say,-a,ld, though tho boy Goethe was angry
With the French for Invading hts cou1I-
try, he very rnuel. liked this Count,
vino took a fancy to tho boy: anil
Ind him with him Ereat deal. Tho CGnnt was
patEuu Of art lists, and bought grcat mapF
pictures and fitm him Goethe obtaluell bis first
knowledge Of nrt. This Froncl,nan introduced
the boz to other French people. and Wofgauy
thus learned tlM languagc perfectly. Tie also
learned some other things, rs tho following an
cctlotr will show: lie became quito Init
1natn with French boy, Degoues, who
pretended tn l,ave been engaged in q
grea. many luels--"atfars Of honor u he called
them. Que tlny he told young Goethe tlNt l.e
Ind insultcd lin, md at once challenged him to
n duel. Goethe had heard Dcrouct talk 20 much
about tileec "afln!ra That he was euger to en-
gage IN one. 80 Fou can imagine tte little lad,
a. cd L. arraycd ina boys dress OF that day,
with shoes and silver buckles, 1t!o
woolcn stockings, dark sergu breaches.
green cont with Epld faclngs, watstcoat
OF guild cloth, It otit Of his fatlcr'a wcdtltn.
waIstcoai, Ills tialr rurled asnl powdered, his hat
under bis arm. aud a little ewDrd with silk
sworI-knot. Dc, stu0d opposite Dcroncs.
swords clashcd, untl tllruats catne quick upon
each other; when, .lunIly, Deroncs managed tn
ret tho punt oi 4a weapon Into Goethes sword
knot, nslll that ended the combat. Then tho
tvo boys embraced each ot.lcr, and retired to
a Restaurant to refresh themselves with glass
of almond milk.
, 1879-07-31
SPAIN.

SLAVERY IN CuuA-rLANs FOR IT'S EXTINCTION.
nv Cuo'e to Cincinnati Enquirer.
MADRID, July B0.-The Culan delegates hero
propose that 90 900 soldiers Of the regusr army,
serving or to serve In Cuba. should be permit
ted to work on the sugar plantations, receiving
wages from tho planters, but remaining nmcna-
bic to 1nilhaty discipline. THIS plan Is advo-
Gated With the view Of iusnrIng tranquility dur
Ing tho gradual emancipation Of tic slaves, and
It's present consideration Is largely owing to the
recent debatc in the British Parliament uuon
the subject Of aloyery IL tho Spanish golonLca.
, 1879-07-31

IN FAIsLAAMhHTs
LONDON, July 8l-ln the House Of Commons
Inst night the Government introduced bill to
cnable the banks to limit tic liability Of B'nrc-
holders to twice the amount OF thelr pail.up
capital, which was talkod out last week. The
bill, rs rotntroduccl, applies to Scotland md
Ireland as we'll as to England. The ob1ccttons
Of the Scotch members are thus appcascd, and
the bill wns read Il second time.
The Government is expected to prorogue Par
lament on tho 18th OF August.
HAVE y1ELnBD.
The masons on strike at Bristol havc
yielded.
THE SOUTH AFRICAN coNTrNGENT.
All Indian troop-shsps ars ordered to bo rcady
for six months continuous service, with Wow
OF bringing home the troops from South
Africa.
uoNons covYznHED.
A long 1tat Of honors has been conferred in
connection with tho Afghan war. Tho prInci-
pal persons so distinguished arc Maj. CayaGpasi,
anu Gems stowart, browne, Afaudo, Bidduiph,
Roberts, and Lumedcn, who aro crcatod
Knights-C Commanders Of the Bath.
T1tH ENGLISH TURF.
LONDON, July 3o.-Iaonomy is tho fayoritc OF
the Goodwoo1l cup ruee, aud Parole next.
The Qoolwood stakcs raco was won by Bay
Archer, Mistress OF tho Kobes second, and
Nochumpton third.
IorI1ard's Geraldine won tho LeTant stakes
at tho aoodwood meeting.
Geraldine made nit the running, and won by
u half length. Brother to EEs!tia camo In Sec
ond, md Dalblait third. There wese three
quarters Of length bctwccu tho second mud
third horses. Seven ran. Betting, just before
the race, was 10 to agoanat Geraldine; @ to 4
agatnst Brother to Ersilla; and to against
Balblatr.
Previous to the raco Robbins took l,5U0 to
1f5 On Geraldine and Lorillar1, aud Tcnhroccls
accepted 10 to |.
, 1879-07-31

4 CDN1A!klSCE.
New York, July 3l-Prof. Chandler, OF tic
Health Board, says that tho searictfcycr caused
tuoro DEATHS ii, New York State laet year than
t!e yc1low-foyer lid In the South, md yet ined
to excltc public apprehension, Or to make roo
t!o ordinarily careful TO prevent the infection.
sE..r-aAcRiriciSd.
A. F. Keith, the pnrber Of the Saratoga, whi1o
IN dcllrtun ut quarantine, sprane up in bed, and.
sclzing the long bIdc-whlskcrs Of Williams, tho
hospital steward md nurec, tore out great
handful by the roots. Williams was recently
left fortune Of $4,000 III England, but he ro-
fuses to. abnutlou Ills work OF nursing yellow
fcyor patients IN the quarantine hospital, which
lie has taken upon himself.
HAVANA.
HAVANA, July 3o.-0ne hundred and seven.
teen deaths IRON yellow-fuvcr for thu neck end
cd July 70.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, July G0-Two Suspicious cnses
we're reported to the Board Of Health to-dny,
making total Of five now under observation.
No deaths.
john Knoop, Norwegian, Ia much better. His
case, togcther With that Of Fitzpatrick, wcso re-
portcd to the Board Of Health "a genuine yel-
low-faycr.
DR.. Chopin, who has been absent seyoral
days, returned to-day aud vaitea Fitzpatrick,
who IL sitting w. Dr. Chopin expresses tho
belief that Fitzpatrick has not had tic Yellow
feyor. TIe other patients arc doing Well. 1t Is
now believed they will all recover.
Ct.EANEp.
NEW YonK, July 80.-Ail tho Memphis
refugees who wuro acnt to quarantine last week
have been discharged.
IN HAVANA.
Nav YORK, July M.-8tewand Wells, Of tbs
htcamer Niagara, plying between this port and
llayana, died In tho latter port yesterday Of
yelloW-fevor,
CLnAH CAHA.
New YoHK, July ga woman named Mag-
gfc CrcCaD. pationt At the Presbyterian Hos
pttal, died OIL Tuesday, 1t la said, with nll tho
bynlptoms of yelluw.feyor. She reached ntra
July ! u, tic vessel Wallace. which mas detain.
Cd ut quarantine for few lars. :. ~, :.
, 1879-07-31

- < Dopitng 4f<sn tKu.l !hni4glauA,
borhooj, owns curiosity In tho shape OF hen.
She Is Ut tie black span!s, Variety and six years
ago her feathers were d lcI black. Having takcu
Tho chnlera at lint time, shs was thrown under
roscoush by tho children to die, but III q few
lays recovered. Her feathers began coming
out. aud, tU the surprise of every onp, tue now
crop that touk their places wGr0 a pure white.
Each year ahe slleda her feathers, and now,
with b:autttYt suow-whiIo coat, sho strut, thu
barnyarl, III striking conlEAsL u ilrr IuEd aI,d
master, who sWells With pride at the thought Of
having ueYef changed bis color.