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The Morning herald., 1875-11-03
Ingenious Escape from Prison

Several attempts at escape from the
Massachusetts, State Prison have been made
recently, but none successfully until Thurs
day morning. The man who then escaped
is Charles Gleason, and he was sentenced
in February, 1872, for fourteen years, for
rotbing the Grafton Bank. Gleason was
confined in the north corridor of the north
wing. The cell in which lie was confined
faces the deer park, and some Of his con-
federates about go o'clock, Thursday
morning scaled the wall from the outside,
and, with small table, evidently made for
the purpose, and placed agains. the wall,
pried apart the iron bars with a powerful
jack.screw, thus making an opening for the
prisoner lwhs had previously sawed off the
bars of his cell to make his exit. Gleason
is about 5 feet inches in height has dark
hair and eyes, very compactlv built, and is
about forty-6ve years Of age. On his right
arm, in blue ink, was cross, with the let
tiers I. H. S. underneath; on the same arm
was ship under full sail. Gleasons de-
pertinent since his confinement has been
exemplary and the prison officers give him
a very good character. The window
through which he escaped is the same BY
which convict named Morrill, got out Of
prison some eight or nine years age, taking
with him two one-armed cenvicts who had
aided him in perfecting his plans. Nsr-
rill was afterward confined in the Ohio
prison for some crime, and on being dis
charged was arrested by officers from
where he is now serving out
the remainder Of his term. A short time
age another convict, named Daniel Dock
ery, attempted to leave the institution
withcu, leave. and the movements OF Her
bert Eicke, nigh, wa,chman, in eonnec-
ton with the attempted escape, aroused the
OF Warden Chamberlain. An
inv estigasion into the matter csnyinced the
Warden tkat Eicke was interested in the
attempted escape. and he va. promptly dis
charged. Thursday, Eicke could not be
found, and it is supposed that he knew
something Of GleasoR's plans and helped
carry them 10 perfection. l, is reported
that Eicke received a present of gold
watch some time ago, it is supposed from
friends Of Dockery and Gleason. A re-
ward os $40 has been offered for the cap !
sure Of Gleason.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03
THE ST. MARr,s CONCERT.

Tonight musical concert will be held II
St. Mary's Church, Tor the benefit Of the
Orphans. The following Is the programm,
of the evenings entertainment
1. Piano Duo, Qui vive, W. Gand. Mrs
Rebman and ]. Hess.
e. Chorus.-The Might with the Right
From Halielujsh.
5. solo.-Wai.ing, Millard. W. d. Kav.
4 Duo.-Lartord Watch, Williams. L.
Earsn and D. MICl0skey.
s. eoio.-Mary Of Argyle, Nelson. Miss
Eftis Mcdonald.
6. Comic Duo.-Fanny Gray, Hewitt.
Mics Annie Feeney and J. J. ksvsnagA.
Z. Comic Song.-lo!ly lrishmsn- j.
Dougherty.
1. Piano Duo.-Les DANES De Se,in,
Mrs. Ret mal and ]. Hess.
3. Duo.-ln the Starlight. Glover. Miss
reeney and Mrs. Re,msn.
5. solo.-l'm AaaaI, hussell, J. J. kav-
anagh.
1. Duo.--Minu,e Gun a, Sea, King. Miss
Effie Mcdonald aud ". D. ksvanayh-
S. Comic Sons.-My Son Teddy. j,
Dousher,y.
6. Ch.ru..-Even;ng Sens, Smith.
Concert will commence Al 5 O'Clock.
As this is q worthy object all should ell
deavor to be present and help the Orphans
as much as possible. We have no hesi.an-
cy in saying that the exercises OF the even
ing will prove highly entertaining, and can
not fail 10 please any who go.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03
Leeking mp HIS Capital.
San Francisco Herald.

San Francisco Herald.
! As Prison Keeper Robinson was reclin
ing on the downy sofa which forms tn
resting place of the TRUSTEES" in the cit!
prison last evening, regarding the flies q
they collected on the whitewashed walls, h
was somewhat startled by series Of SHARP
knock. At the door, and upoa opening the
portal, a tall, red-haired specimen of h''-
manity strobe inside, and drawing a huge
wsd Of greenbacks from an inner pocket,
planted it down upon the desk, and said:
Il say, boss, here's $500 which I'm 60
ing to leave in this ere bank, and l wants
= certificate Of depssit.'
But" said the as.onished Official, ''you
mistake the place sir. This is no bank. /
can, receive deposits here. Why
'Oh, that's all right" interrupted the
stranger; Il know what I'm doin' and
don't YOU forget it. consider this here
institution" laying one hand on the iron
safe a. sight more solid than all the
banks ON California street. You see Pm
stranger in the city, and I've heard tell o
the cuttings up that's been gein' on h're
the last three weeks and I'm mighty shaky
- to whom l leave my stamps with; but
this here is bank As no enc can't bust. So
I'm gem to put every darned valuable
I've got INFO it"
Officer Robinson expostulated with the
man as to the irregularity of the proceed
ing, but in vain. He would not take mo"
for an answer, and finally the matter was
settled by the good natured prison keeper
ecking the funds up in the safe and hand
sg the stranger receipt in full for the
mount, which the lank individual clutched
md waved in triumph around his head,
inging out in a me!o-dramatic voice -
My head level you bet," and darted out
he door.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03

The n. Y. Tribune thinks Gov. Hart.
ranft may congratulate himself on his sue
cess in dodging the currency question. He
has trayersed the State from end to end,
speaking in every town he came to and has
never ence explained or even hinted at his
views on the leading issue in the cam
paign. And yet people talk Of his soldier
like franEness!
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAihnsS.,
N Notice Is her, by given that .! wsSI ~
Indebted for County. State and reM reo.an
for the year 1873. for.the second OF aVsNl
District of v ilnipgton Hundred EI Iw
and Settle the same. The COiiectol - I,ai
found at his office, corner Of Elen'ss, N
Shipley streets, or In the evening" ~
residence. sos West Fourth street. q,
bury OF G. LLECToR.-If anv persosh ~ X
or neglect 10 pay their Tax withi1 @r Isyy
amer this notice, the Collector ma 1im
and collect the same with COT se'V''
tolaw .-, /; :, .o,
1.-THE owner Of any Real Estate s',1osr, sna" II
reside In the Hundred, or IL n'OIe Ivy
shall be the duty of the Collector ~ worop.
and collect the same or the persons, ,or = 1i
erty Of the tenant thereOl-Exhd0""
t0U. c.rI.
Co,iect0Y.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03
Registers Order.

REGIsrER's OFFIcK,
New Castle County, Oct. 18th 1875.
Epon tive application Of Samuel X. Wilt.
banks AdminislratOr Of Henry Francis late
of Wilmington Hundred, /. said County. de
ceased 1t u ordered and diTecied BIZ the
Regis .er that the AdmlnistrafOr Aforesaid
give notice Of the, rarlying of Letten ofAd
ministration upon the Estate Of the deceas-
I'd. with the date of granting thereof. ~
causing advertis ,ments to be posted within
forty days from the date Of such letters, in
six ofthe most public places Of the County
o. New Castle, reaQiFtng all persons having
denAaDdB seat11t 0e Estate, to present the
same. or abide By an Al of Assembly In
such case made md Krovide4. And also
cause tAe same to be inserted within the
same period n the MORNING HsRLD, q
Newspaper published in Wilmington and
to be continued therein three weeks (E
O. d.
Given under the hand anA Seal of
Once OF the Register Aforesaid, at New
Castle in New Castle CouAty afoecsaid, the
day and year above written.
&C. BIGGs, REsprKA
NOTICE
ALI persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased. must present the
same duly sttssted TO the AdminiStrAtor on
or before 'Oet 18th, 1873. or aqide the
Act Of Assembly in Sueh case made and
SAMUEL r WlhTAAEK,
Administrator.
address M Washington g., Wilmington
Del. OSt.A,-Sw cod
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03
INSTITUTE HALL.

INSTITUTE HALL.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER Sth and 9th.
BENEFIT OF THE POOR OF THIS CITY.
HEALY'S HIB ERNIAN GEMS
AND
JERRY COHENS COMEDY COMPANY.
Great Pictorial. Musical and National Ex.
hibition. representing tour in Ireland, &C.
companied vocal and instrumental Alu.
sic. The b usical and National Illustra-
tions by the following artists:
THE GREAT JERRY COHAN,
as the
PANTRY BOY AND DUBLIN DAN"
Mis- sAlice Gleason, Miss Katie D, Rian,
Mr.. Chas. Gleason, Mr.. Owen Dillon, Mr..
Jas. Graham, Mr.. John Magee, Mr.. frank
Carr.
JOHN E. HEALY, Director ond Manager.
Making one of the finest exhibitions now
travelling.
RREEsNEiRNEp RENiRs,E. SEATS. g cents.
CHILDREN, G
Grand Matinee Tuesday at clock.
Adults 3 cents, Children Is cents.
JULIE T. MORSE, Business Agent.
novl St
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03
ANUSEM ENTS.

DROF. o. S. FOWLER.
L in WILMINGTON INSTITUTE
Thursday Evening. November llth, at |
o'clock. Admission 10 cents,
LIFE AND SELF-CULTURE.
Friday Evening, November 18th, at O'Clock
Admission Is cents,
ON "MATRIMONI."
Monday afternoon. November 18th, at 9
O'Clock. To Ladies only. Admis.
sion 25 cents.
FEMALE HEALTH, ETC. Illustrated by
French Feminine Models.
Monday Evening Nov. 18th. at o'clock.
To Gentlemen only. Admission 25c.
MAN AND WOMAN, also illustrated.
AOY2.tt
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03

Adispaseh dated Cincinnati, says: jaime,
Harp last night sho: and instantly killed
John Weaver. At Newton, in this county
Weaver was employed BY Harp, who is 4
contractor for building the Union Bridge.
A quarrel occurred between the parties, in
which Weaver e,ruek Harp with . poker
For time the trouble ended, bu. Weaver
ssus scSoss the street 10 sss . drink and
~as followed By HArp, who thres.enee TO
have his LIE. Harp's sisaer tried to rrevea.
hloodsAed, And placed hsrseif between him
Al Weaver, who s.ooA IN the corner Of ,hs
room during the struggle. Hart reached
the pistol over hiA s;s.s.'s shoulder, almes.
TO WeAvers Aes, and fred, killing him y
s:antly.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03

The day betcre The .ko,on. and in the
morning the cvrIisl candidate. having
tightly han!Ased lis Tish, arm 10 keep the
swelling down, starred GU. carly. sarine
soft ~ 10 l.in,seIt:-
"le, him Shake has,k whc never shock
tefcr,
Aud him ~hc s!~s.s >',,sk r.y .hake
the more"
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03

A few minutes inspection will eonvinc.
any one Of the superiority of our goods, the
reliable manner in which our garments arr
made up. and the moderation Of our prices
We buy and sell for cash. thus securing tC
ourselves AID to our customers large and
very unusual advantages.
We guarantee all the goods to be a, rep.
resented. and the prices the ,lowest for
which the same grade OF clothing can be
bought anywhere
We return the money when from any
reason garmets are not satisfactory, provi-
ded they are brought back within two
weeks Of date ofpurchase, unworn and un-
soiled, - Z
We ask those who have not already be-
come acquainted with our house. and our
excellent mode of dealing, to call on any
convenient occasion and lock through our
Large tablishment-eXamine our goods
and weigh the extraordinary advantages
We Offer.
Polite attention give~ to all, whether
buying or only looking at our large and
handsome stock of clothiEg
NATHAN LIEBERHAN'S
Clothing House,
s. ". COR. FIFTH AND MARKET SITS
act3o-ly Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03
THE ELECrIOyySOV OYER.

Cold weather is coming, and il i, /,
mcriRo underwear YOU want, the bet and
largest stock for ladies. gems and children
is 10 he found =, F. L. FRANKIE, s1l Market
street. The hcs' and cheapest place in .ows
10 buy Alexander's Kid Gloves Of one, two.
:hree or four buaops. <d -sh colors and
shades Of the very fssest import a.ious, fos
lsdiss, gents or ehildeI, iha, are warranted
not WIKI any fair sMoun: Of hari usage. %
10 +. l.. Franks. sll Market street.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03

several member. Of the family Of ssnnsl
Jones, Of Edeaia, Ohio, we're taken IL from
the effects Of eating bread mixed With vsseE
in which pslverfsed glass had been pise-..
One child died and the mother 10 10. ex-
peesed 10 live. The ehld lad piaeed the
powdered slass IN pan, and, vnhous Do
tieang n, wss~ vss poured ir for toe mix.
ynS ce the bread.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03
JyI6NCEsy COURTS.

Before Esquire Frazer, last evening, Mich
sel Dougherty was arraiyned for disorderly
conduct, was held in the sum Of $50 70 keep
the peace.
Daniel Mooney was given q hearing,
charged with cruelty to dumb animals, was
fined $lQ and COS; Is Of case.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03
TO DELINQUENTs.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
Six EAST SIXTH STREET, I

| US EAST DlAId oAhLEAt (
| WILMINGTON DELAWARE. .l
| Notice is hereby given. by direSuon ol t,e the
Finance Committee, that all bills que lns ns
City on January LIST. 1875, must oe paia VI VI.
or before the first day of November aext S OF
they will be placed in the hands OF tne 30: =
licitor for Collection, by virtue OF secuon !"
of the City Charter, which is as foloWs:
III the amount Of said bill be mol pa,u
within 60 DAYS after such presen,aIlonai
thereof, it shall be the duty Of the Majo,,t% ,ts %
said city to issue warrant directed 10 ,aIs WV
said City Auditor, commanding MIN 70 ieM ny
the same with all costs thereon. up9I ~. M
goods and chattels Of sneh owner, ana i,hu y Io|
such goods and chattels can be fogaa y, xi.nS anS
said city sufficientto satisfy sald aeu. annl az
costs, then to levy the same on the slMmS unon
or buildings of such owner fronting eupds upSs
such street. rs aforesaid. which SAID s,odmpSH .m H.
or buildings, or any part THEREOF, enai uo,ion
sold by said City Auditor at public aus.lUn .aUsI
upon ten flO days notice In two Ie"p'
pers published In said city, ,,,cs
The bills Of fdelinquents having ,ohs sum- snn,.
become overdue, proceedings Will y mi w M
menced without delay. unless payneD'
made Is herein provided.
WILLIAM H. GKIttiiS,,,,
sepso-sf ."CHy ASl~.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03
LUST.

T OST-Yesterday Tuesday afternoon. a
IL POCKET-BOOK containing between
SO and $50 and some papers Of no value tu
any enc but The owner. The finer will Be
literally rewarded by leaving the same at
the novS-lt COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03
IA THE TOLLS

Yesterday Wilson Mcdowell was given .
hearing lefare his Honor, charged with as
ssult and battery on the person Of Henry
Toy. The prisoner WAS found guilty Of the
charge and lined S. with cost of case.
J; mes Strand. for drunkenness. was sr-
res.e1 last evening. Fined tf,y cents aud
costs.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03
AMOR LOCALS.

At u meeting of the Delaware Loan Asso-
citation last evening, the following sums
were sold In and series, $3.50 At "a; %th
series, SEQ At sSis 500 at IS. 81.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03

NCIi. .E'-Burns McGowan black.
- smiths, hereby give notice to their
pleted and re-occupied their new buildiny
and blacksmith shop at lOl Orange strpet
Their new shop is one of the most comnlsts
in the city, with ample facilities for doinv
all manner OF black and ship smithinae
The shOeinS department is perfect and 4,
formerly especial atttntion will be given t0
the shoeing of both heavy draug ght and
uIlNIHS HORSES. Oc29.3t
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03

CTpcKs. BONDS, LOANS. AND .se1 nSHl
y Esfate, Il Difference 70 the nabsrfiut
NAVY good business friends the IIneiia
has decided 20 eoniuct hn Reeumt,, estsI
lisSea % Is Sy Il. Fho%ss { Sons. Or Pni'asss1 Phi ss
phia, A few items will be taken i, ! IN b
Of these sales ai . limit Of price, out t.tiopel lone
easewill seesVt undsrbtddine es sariiiI Iii csf
Real estate sales OH the premises wt"
finue to BE- - heretofore, all poefti'II; lists
Please send iH imme.iistely YOU nve eilIpg
Stocks, Bonds, Loans. Lots ana = nesrl1
i01 the next sale which y 1vN
male up. J: I.nnc. RuildjpI
oetSp-tf NO ~ A1csA""s
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03
FOR RENT.

NOR krNT-The Hares Corner Hote
i and Farm, containing about lS2 acres.
Apply 40
F. LECKLER.
w. H. DOBB.
WM. HERBERT
Acting Committee for Trustees of ew Cas-
tie Common. octE-tf
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03

NOTICE.-At the last stated nse nen X,
Nthe Managers. Of the Wilmibsin. n
.ofSed .ofs spnd tn pss 70 dsposisoss tD
annum, calculated monthly. NJ nonrth,
being allowed on fractions OF mva ~ d
commence at the beHinning OF ne n,
cial year, and that the Treasurer e,G.G
OF the Merease Of the rate 0 n NJ
least thrcs months before the enu
year.
WILxIxGroS, Sept 2nth. 11A .,,,rH,
ALBERT W. sAI!!it,
sepSD.d Treasurer W. 8. +, eoss%
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03

NOTICE.-The Burdett Organ King. mt
~ on exhibition at the Bridgeville Fair
by Robelen & Bro, took the first premium
The Manor a. Hamlin, represented BY
Gould & Fisher, Of Philadelphia, taking
second. Octbu
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03

EOR SALE.-The stock and fixtures OF a
Z well appointed first-class Hotel, in this
city. Wilmington Hotels will be largely
benefited by the Centennial. Apply to
oct low l. I'm REYNOLDS j. co.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03

20 TO HALLS. 5o5 King Street, If you
" want good, cheap AMI reliable boot Or
shoe, His prices suits to all, Wohen's
shoes f75 to Sl.Ss. Misses shoes Sl.2s 10
81 - Mems fine boots SIS to q and S.
Fine boots specially. novSW&Stf
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03

STORE KEEPERS, GROCERS AND
- Dealers, take notice! take notice!
CHIMNEYS! CHIMNEY y CHIMNEYSM
A large assortment of lamp chimneys of all
kinds just received from first hands, which
we are selling at philadelphia prices. Call
and satisfy yourselves Of the economy Of
buying at home, W. G. ADAMS,
II E. Second St.
Samples and lamp goods Of every kind.
octSe. I'm
CENTENNIAL NEWS OFFICE and
~ Stationery Store, 6G7 Market street,
Daily and weekly papers, magazines,
Blank Books ~
Memorandum Books,
Picket Books.
Albums,
States, Pens and Ink,
and all kinds of stationery. Weekly pa
pers and magazines TO subscribers at pHb-
fishers prices. oct2-tf
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03

For SALE
A FARM OF l52 ACRES OF SUPERIOR
LAND.
In White Clay Creek Hundred, New Cas-.
tie County Delawrre, one mile from the
town Of Newark. on the New London Road.
Buildings large, modern, ornamental, and
in perfect order, eomprisinga
MANSION HOUSE,
FARMERS COTTAGE,
TENANT HOUSE, BARN,
SHEDDING, sTABLING,
WHEAT HOUSE, HOG HOUSES,
AND YARDS. POULTRY HOUSES, MEAT
HOUSE, DAIRY, &C.
Fencing new and substantiae. This farm Is
highly improved and will pay ten per cent.
on the price asked Tor it, and Is worthy of
examination by any one wishing delight
ful home surrounded by beautiful scenery,
and fertile fields, convenient to schools.
railroads and all other comforts
of modern civilization.
REYNOLDS d CO.,
S32 Market Street,
oct l6-ewd Wilmington, Del
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03

NOTICE:-The members OF the G, -
~ Beneficial Society are reo,,as, S o1 .retels
At their rooms, on Thursday cvnni 70 het
vember 4th, 1875, at IN O'clock. ~, P'ns, No
'he society. JANIS MONAtyd1a'WSefa d1a'Sefaf
Secrp,.s.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-Lot of nice cider barrels, to
i make room for oysters, apply at
Sept.A+tf 45 MARKET ST.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03
LICENSE APPLICATIONS
ArOTICE - l, JOHN G. LAVERY, in
N compliance with the requirements Of

/ A1OTICE I, JOHN c. LAVERY, In
N compliance with the requirements o
the act Of Assembly In such cases made AND
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing to the Court OfGeneral Ses'
| sfons of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the
state Of Delaware, In and for the County o.
New Castle, upsn Monday, the 18th day ol
November, A. D., 1875, being the hrst day Of
the next November term Of the said Court
for license TO keep an l. or Tavern at
No. les East Water street, known as the
Steamboat and Railroad Hotel. In the Sec
ond Ward, city of Wilmington, New
Castle Csu ty . d State of Delaware. with
the privilege O. selling intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises, and TIE following
feeholders recommend the said application
tO-wit:
Daniel O'Byson: Wm L Gilbert
Michael Kane. JL Brown
Charles Cannon, VIM H Beckley
James McHugh, Charles Sparks,
James Quinn, X. Wallace,
VIM. White, Richard Booth.
Johu Nav, Joseph 5tockley,
Andrew Gretz, John George HirZel,
Theodore Smite, Henry Kienle,
Nicholas Jenny, his
James Christy, Hugh X Quinn,
Charles Weyl, mark
William Duffy, Wit-Michael Laliy.
Michael KenRey.
novs JOHN c. LAyERY.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03

NOTlCE..!f the person wbo -
~ smith 4 Weston pistol from took The
on saturday last. does not retnrn Ky store
Immediately shall proceed To- rsaa .ne ram.
same Dy law, as he is we'll known e'o'er th.
no'"@e C,S MliDc
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03

NPECiAh NOTICE TO COUNTY NV
y PAYERS.-The undersigned cols1MdIA MA
OF County Taxes having given notic tiic4naos ,t.,D
months ago that the taxes were Jn. ",1es .ss
Pay 2ayaole at that date, and whereas not i, na. aur
paid any attention to said notice ih e,s ,1lI da's
tors for their own protection viii h. 9 obs; JJles
TO enforce payment according to Ia " owaEN whEsS
gives the collectors power to coiie.,t "nta mta
cost In ten days after they receive tho;. hld.
duplicates. '''0 tnelf
JOS. L. CARPENTER In
A. GIVEN, '"'
ang23-tf ro,,o...
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03

NOTICE--I, MICHAEL MULLIGAN, in
N compliance with the requirements el
the act Of Assembly in such cases made and
provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing to the Court Of Gen
eral Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery
Of the State of Delaware, in and for the
County of New Castle, upon Monday the 10th
day Of November. A. D.. 1875, being the first
day Of the next November term OF the said
court, for a license to sell intoxi-
c,t ng liquors in quantities not less than
one hall 3 sllon in my own house in The
town of Delaware City in School District
No, 50 Red Lion Hundred. County and
state aforesaid, and the following free
holders recommend the said application 10
wit:
John Armour, Lewis Labeub,
]. B. Bigger, his
Daniel Colwell, Thomas X O'Neill.
JAS NJ. Craig. mark,
VIM. Davidson, Wit-Peter Mulligan,
VIM Norris, John H. Roberts,
Jos. Brewer, James q. Eagle,
John J. Messig, Edward o,NeilI,
Isaac Hunter.
nov2-3t MICHAEL MULLIGAN,
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03
NOTICES.

NOTICEyYou can get a fnn -
~ New York daily papers to. ,i supply Of
,,,o CENTENNIAL NEWS OSfk,'rSStt OSSf' a. The
"o''' 6O7 Market Ne,
The Morning herald., 1875-11-03
NoTlGGE1,T1,WATER NoG1,1 :, DEPARTMENT
NO. l0Co Market Strao..

NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS
All persons who have sold prono.
Ing the present year must eivsp eiYperty dur.
writing 10 the Registrar, at the ono mo'lce ID
Water Department before fhe Mee Mue o. the
November, 1915, and insert in the .a ,EayN
name Of the purchaser and the numE.A nn,Ics A,
the property purchased ,ot thsrwisa ihnnef ,hef q
be held liable for the Water Rent thh.v th.v Will
year. Also all persons who nav 'r,G n.! next
discontinue the use of water or anv "lsa nnIi 10
OF 1t must give notice as above .n% p%9rton no
Two dollars for drawing the feruIe "'v pay
above date. EDWARD McIi,NI IN a!ler The
Ho.o.ooo Registrar
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-26

From Practical Mechanics.
have one OF the New Weed Sewing Ma
chimes IN use in my family, and in addition
10 the satisfaction il gives my wife and daugh-
ter, will add my own opinion as practical
mechanic that for PeriectinH Of Workmanship
in build ease of manipulation, simplicity of
construction and readiness of adjustment, it
is mol ereeitea by any other Sewing Machine in
the market.
JESSE II LORD,
Mechanical Editor OF Scientific American
Weed Sewing Machiae Compdny: ! have
been using your machines for the last eigh-
teen months in my shop, in connection with
other machines, and, as far as my experience
goes can say that they run better, and
have less trouble with them, than with am
other machine | have been running hen,
for the last six months by steam, with equal
satisfaction.
JOHN C. BAILEY,
AZ Washington Street, Lynn, Mass.
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