The Morning herald., 1875-09-04
Joar1ves ABoUr rowx.
Let the season Of leaves come along.

! Let the season OF leaves come along. n
| The last number of Harper's Weekly con.
tainS a corner cartoon on green peaches, rep
resenting Death as vending Delawars fruit
and crowd of urchins with inflated proper.
tions. 1t is sad. '{ dlg4 .8pgi. id4aI II
| The Sunday School Worker, No. Is, of this
exceedingly popular semi-monthly has just
been published aud presents marked i'm
provement over all proceeding numbers. 1t
is just the paper for sunday school workers
generally, so cents year. Sample copies
free, Address Sunday School Worker, Will
mington, Del. ga T,adi iH1i LEH Fatj i
+ A game Of base ball was played between
the Excelsior and Bull Rodgers base ball
clubs at the College grounds in which the
latter were defeated by score of 16 toe.
The United States Naturalization Court
will meet next Monday, when all who are
entitled to become American citizens can get
their voting papers. q ''' "'H ~
Some improvements have been made in
institute Hall, ;.,r,a Yl4 lt.r,7s a.a7l,
The families of w. H. Billany, G. c..
Rudolph, r. E. Robinson, Job. H. jackson
and Ruel Heisler returned on Wednesday
from Rehoboth. ,v.41!9jt .a.irG A.qif
"A tub race at Fourth and Harrison streets
this evening. .,.., .,... &. "...,l.....>.
The Adelphi Theatre will reopen tonight
with an "array Of talent" Mile. Celestine,
Katie Richards, Annie Florence, Katie
Brooks. "The Big Four" will also appear.
The ballet is composed of the beauty of
terpsichore. The admission is 25 and Is
cents. Doors open at Z, commenc at 8
o'clock. Matinees will be given on We'd
nesday and Saturday afternoons for the.
accommodation of families and children.
H. Conrad & Co., proprietors. W. '" !
Yesterday at the Brandywinc Banks cool
draughts were ma2e at sight. a ...t,f.,- =.
"And this is the last real right down holi-
day we'll get in an age" say our little
brothers and sisters digging at the schoo
calender with pins. L'-l.5.u.
The father of Mrs. DR.. Draper, ex-Gover-
nor Trustin L. Polk, of Missouri, is visiting
Wilmington.
The christian Of the HERALD advises every
body to 60 to church tomorrow.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, of Grace M. E. Chnrch
is home.
Scene on Front street-Politician 1st.: ~
say Mr.. Valentine is the biggest rascal in
the world, an (hic) I say Col. Whiteley is
the ablest man in America" Politician Cd
"Hic, I say that Col. Whiteley is the bigger
rascal, !5 and (hic) his Honor, (hic) is the
The following sales were made by the
Loan Associations on Thursday night:
Germania Loan 18th monthly meeting,
$500 at s. cents per share premium: $500
at so; S400 at IS; $500 at 25. Citizens
Loan, 81 1000, LIST series, at 26 per cent, and
s 500, 4th series, at %.
It is stated by the Philadelphia Press, of
yesterday, that the apple crop of Delaware,
along with those of Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey and Maryland, will average only two
third. This the same paper states, is not
enough for home consumption.
A fire broke out yesterday at noon in
King & Taylor's cigar store at 9th and Mar
ket streets. The engines were promptly
out, but the flame was extinguished without
their aid.
At the Masters Annual Convention in
New York City, which closed Oh Thursday
last, Mr.. w. C. Foord, of this state, was
appointed on the Executive Committee.
The amount collected by DR.. Prettyman,
collector of Internal Revenue, for the Dis
;rict of Delaware, during his term of Office
(since 1869, amounts to over S2,50O,O00,
of this amount was from this
county.
Mr.. j. A. Bond, formerly Of Taylor's
Academy, has opened new real estate
,ffice in this city.
The proposed fair Of the Friendship Fire
20. is to be abandoned. In December, a
,all on an extensive scale will be given by
he company in the Opera House.
Yesterday afternoon the members of the
Shields Ii brary Association, attended the
uneral of their late fellow member, Geo.
lcCatferty.