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MARINE.

Port of Duncan City.
The following vessels entered at the
port for the week ending Aug. 20:
ARRIVED.
Sghooners-. Mosher. Norman, Cbas. Leeling,
Flying Mist, Ellsw nth. Dreadnaught, Kate Gillet.
Barks-Osshtigo, Mad.
Barge-M Trempe. .opa
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Unclaimed Letter List.

LctteT l-ISts
The. following is a list of letters re
mining i'm the Cheboysan postof,ice
uncalled for, Aug. 20. Persons calling
for these letters will please say that they
ale advertised:
GESTLEMEN'S LIST.
a ia.. Mons Mcleod, Nathaniel
e okaw Prof EVW Owen. William
Boggess, Deans Roy, Gu'ianme
Fitzimens. Thos lStoters. CHARLES
Farfebr. Da!of iSa .ey CHARLES
Gil'ert. Ed Sa-d Smell. Frederick
Lancer. Noes Spain. 10 n
eng. Joseph IVancOre. John
Murray, A Van Pelt, q. 3.
LADIES LIST.
Foreslsng Mrs Ann lKuste-. Mrs Amelia
GERMAN LIST.
F.phiick. f. nst lKan,lan, August
Funk, IIeinrch Pen gen, John
G. A. BRACE, p. II.
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CLEARED

Schooners-A MosheI, Norman, Chas. Leeling,
Flying Mist, Ellsworth, Dreadnaught, Kate Gillet.
Barks-Niid. Oeshtigo 1885,.
Barge M s Trsmpe.
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NJ. E. CHURCH,
Corner of Huron and Pine streets,
J. w. II, CARLISLE, Pastor.
Order of of Sunday Exercises
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Hats for Iadie, and caldru
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Church Directory.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
j. L. MALE Pastor.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
M0iheRlesa.

Three little golden heads at 40 uppel
window and long line of carriases in the
street below. Nurse holds baby up, who
laughs and clsps his little dimpled hands
as his eve is caught by the nodding plumes
on the hearse; and presently the procession
moves down the street, ard mother has
gone away forever. The men from the
undertakers remove the traces of the
funeral; the. parlors are in their wontsd
order, except, perhaps the curtains are hot
iooped as gracefully, the furniture is net
disposed a. tasteflll!, and the little orna-
ments and bijouterie are not in their se-
customed places. In a mothers room
there's chill and prim air about eyeYy-
thing, 81 different from its usual look Of
cosy comfort. A bright June sunlight II
cleaning through tho half-opened blinds,
but it does not seem TO give warmth or
cheer. The toys are brought out, but the
children soon tire of them. There's some
thing gone-they scarcely realize what.
By and by baby begins to fret, and nurse
gets cross. Poor little darling mamm.,s
net how tenderly she would have soo.hed
,im with soft lullabys And then paps.
zones home and gathers the little hock
lround his knee, and tries 10 tell them
omething of the beautiful home to which
mamma has gone; but they want her sadly |
,ere; they cannot think why the Good |
'ather should want her 20 much. /
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
1HE RECENT SI-CIDE
TE. coaoSgg's ygpDI-


The woman. MIS- GIuhh. Who's l,,lv Vt, :
'out'd in the Ch-;s::4n4 las. week was bur.
r'ed :: Sloan church, Pcansy!yauia, o..
Saturday.
! he coroner c"n.inue! his in4,ies: u. Sa.-
uFi4! evening. ami only co: a,:lit;oa.I VII
ness was examined. Dr.. sAortl:,l,e. WIZ.
'e':ii-s'' that he was ca;.e,l in 10 s..ep, ...s
Grub in Fetruarr, Isl. aul found b4r
lied in t'7!, !av!u- crazy. anl that he ha,,
attended her since. she vas. III Ms opinion
crazy. AID had teen % fc- years. an! ,ka.
she committed su:c:I- whtlt la,y,r:a. l.-
Ne Of L Gtta Ks. The jurY though, -rc
evidence sufficient for a yrrlict AMI ,hs-
they could consc.eniious,y say ,hs. ~.
came 20 her death by her own act. From
al 'hat can te sscer:sined nos. there !.
hu: liitl- doubt but that this ycr.i~. j. The
c1rrc.. one
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
ZXCSENEHS.

This evening the Harrigan l. Hart Com.
psny will appear in the Opera House. The
troupe is one ofthe best now travelling and
those who wish to be delighted with an
evenings entertainment would do well to 90
and see the performance. We have already
laid before our readers opinions from the
press OF other sections, which have always
y, Men oi the most complimentary character.
They appear fol-. one night only.
SOMETHING VIEW IN OPERA.
Our novelty loving public viii be delight.
ed on the 18th Of October. next. when some
thing new in opera will appear. The Jum-
NAL Mexican Opera company will give
performance on that evening in the Opera
House. As 1t is something unique in theat-
ricals We present the following description
OF one Of the yeuhs vocalis:s:
The little Guadalupe Updav No-on
pnms donna OF six looks much older. as in
ueeo most Mexican children ook much older
than they really are. Her mother was mar
ried at thirteen and the gifted little lady her
sell Is very fair example Of children Of her
age IN Central America. Her sister the
Nina Carmen. is a most remarkable chil5
and when she sings covatina from Her'
mani next Wednesday evening. will we think
create sensation. Tie Senorita So,edof
nday Moran will appear on Wednesday
evening end will sing the ''Carniyale di Ven
ezla.' as arranged for Henrie,te Sonn,aa
she is the oldest sister and possesses =.
markab!e voice. The Grand Ducbesse vii,
" gwen ,,. on Monday and Tuesday evenings.
AN AN. on wednesday Robinson Crusce. The
l.s;.lee n.,;.-. On >a;urdaE viii aaordan oppor-
un..: 10 t;'ose iftle folks WHO are too voun- /
% a''ei'i the evening performances. Ia, =.
ave 70 goN2. there will lie large 5uy..:,r. Z
.!teniauce.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
4 N.iRROlH EScIPE.

The IrdHseriIf. Of Mkidlesowu. has fhe
following sceoun: ot Z l,rrow esesp. frog.
death On TLursi-y morning, As some
shifting was tang done :: he dipoi in ,ha.
towI. one ofthe brakeman s.a--e.i in 4 run
intent:nc "a 'ur.t r. II On. c.. 10 aro.her.
bu. these tvohad teen ur o.n pied sud were
too vke apart ~ i.s reached. TIE brake
man SEEING his sudden = caught st IT,
trake or The top ofIhe car buf lost his hold
and fell tetore tie ear as it was moving. He
made manly struggle for life. and ,houch
the persons VIII, watched him expected 70
see him ins any e-vslei he gained his
footing u sasa. himself -rsi the spectators
an expected sa., Iu.v.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
=BOwxfUBSx2fxs

.eaalTIIlLE.
CCLLIN6s FROM THE PENINSULA PRESS.
The TIassertps sAys thst Middletown does
not dare to be 'bub.", mr.. t4q-;gs.s, 4. .
Kent County Agricultural Fair commen-
ccs next Tuesday, and continues three days.
Peach seasonis rapidly drawing to-a close
and will, probably, be over in ahoat smother
week. ~
The September termof the Orphans Court
of this county will commence on Monday
next. f,7 Esa s.Et,
Those who were out of doors early Thurs
day morning say that there was frost on the
ground. 10. .-f. 80
Improvements are being made to the
freight depot of the Delaware Railroad at
MidNetown. 9..
The peach t.ains have been Withdrawn
from both the Maryland and Delaware, and
Kent county railroads.
TIE next meeting of the Dover District
Preachers Association (itinerant) ;convenes
in Frederica, October 4th.
r. L. Price. of Middle.own, on last We'd
needay, fell down 4 we'll twenty eight feet
without sustaining any injury.
The Wilmington Conference Academy, at
Dover, opened this fall with an increased
number Of studene, about 50 now being on
the roll.
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, will
he held on the fair grounds at Bridgeville,
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, the
Dth, 10th and 2lst days of October.
The dwelling Of Mr.. T. K. Jones, at Do
yer, was entered through the cellarway on
Thursday night and robbed. The house of
Mrs. Hancock, At corner Of Lockerman and
New streets, was entered one day last week
and robbed Of watch and chain.
Zadock Postles, Eeq., of Dover Hundred. |,
3 the FIRST contributor, in the County of
Kent, toward the erection Of the building |
for the State Commissioners on the Centen- |
nial grounds in Philadelphia-subscrip,ions
for erecting which are asked BY the State
Centennial Commission.
Edward Beck's property, recently adver-
tised BY the Sheriff of Kent county, was cold
in Smyrna Of Thursday week, the several
properties aggregating SA ,7!'9, the Bank of
Smyrna being the purchaser. The home
farm, 146 acres, near Clayton, sold for SO
per acre = piece Of woodland for IS per
acre; q storehouse on Commerce street,
Smyrna, for g, 400: two brick dwellings on
Delaware ssrees, subject to ground rent, for
g., ,675; residence ON Main stree, for 81. 500:
dwellings for seven families, on Main street,
for 81 500; four frame dwellings on Main
street, for sl.1150, aud pasture lot 1or sli9
per acre. The Sheriff also. on the same
day, the Moulton Richards farm, in White
Hall Neck, l27 acres upland, and a5Oacre.
of marsh for 500, subject to prior leans
o1$4, eco. Samuel s. Harrington Was the
purchaser.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
SABBATH BREAKERS

Yesterday quite a crowd of bovs and
young men were ged in game Of bas.
ball IN Front stree, near West. This
breaking Oft e Sabha:h . frequently done
within TIE ,!ty Limits hill, in the ves.-
erU psr' Of :he city Icing fayori,e resort
f'r such dehers Of the holy and civic law.
1t stle duty Of our c'.y wa,chmen to
PROMPTLY bring such criminals 10 sens. of
the wrons-doiIc.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
THE NIDDLETOWy FAIR.

The time for holding the second annual
fair of the Peninsula Agricultural and Pomo-
1ogcal Association Is near at hand. being
only one week from Tuesday next. Tie
managers are hard At work day by day COM
pleting the arrangements. and no efforts are
being spared 10 make the second exhibition
equal, if not superior to the first. New
buildings have been erected the grand stand
has been completed to its originally intended
dimensions, the course has been widened
and everything done to add to the comfort
and convenience of the exhibitors and spec
tators. Excursion tickets o: reduced rates
have been arranged for over the Delaware
Railroad and It's various branches. and IL
the weather proves favorable there is ever,
reason to leleve that the exhibition will b.,
ss pleasurable and profitable as .ha, Of last
year. .--
The purses fo- the different tro.;:n- clas-
ses previously ualGe,! lave c.oSed with six #
them full. The :" - class could no, le t:II-
ed. neither could the stallion AMI double
teaHl CIass'S. LG' s. S.tial ! premium of $40
has been "-,crr,i tur ho.>~> ,ha. have uoter- /.
ter record than ~. wltc,, vii. tn c.1sr7 I.
on SATURDAY: Dctof Il ri. s-,lio, her sn c..;lr.
will le offered. which i IL Y s.,ls. iv hors-
rs in the vicinity Of Miliicfov'n. ii which
safticien. rGu.t+r las le-n eu.ered. Bu.
three entries were made IA the a1T rra. !
and OF course he executive committee found
the nunt q in.u SIC en- 10 cuarant-etle -.ce
i,rof'at ie as TIE !rr:u,- was $50. Al
The ccr rn::'ces .rr la-' :, work ncw. aud
there is every :riirs:;1n IA, lie fair Will
te very succ' s'f:l 4ri Interesting. &
prt-hatse wk!cti has trcc re-aa.eri.v made *
tie officers O.: tie Ssc ris;iln. -
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
SMOKED GLASS INDEMIED.

On Wednesday next of this week there
will be annular eclipse of the sun, partly
visible in Philadelphia. The eclipse will be
central and annular to persons, living in
parts OF New York, Massachusetts, Vermont
and New Hampshire. The sun will rise
partly eclipsed, and the eclipse will be yisi-
Die throughout the United States east of the
Mississippi river, being nearly central in
Philadelphia. The large size of the sun and
the comparative smallness of the moon,
makes the shadow Of the latter uoon the
earth small, and it is only along the path oil
this small shadow that the eclipse is visible.
The best view Of an annular eclipse oan be
only by those who are in line with the
centres of both bodies.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
THE SET POLICE FOR~.
LIST OF MAYOR wpIrELyY's APPOINT.
ArS.S.

MES1S. b.
Ca:ef ot Tc,;ce-J=..es 0.TcG.e.
Sergean's-Tame- "'h"lan. W,s.3 II N..
tr'c,: John Leg. fas-rra Dls;ric-.
F:rst Dis'rc ari". =. nr.C.il. Va,
Gibbons Seth. ; eN.r.
Sec"n! D','r,c'-'i,"r-C N2uayan. Michael
Cannon Phillip Travmrf.'
Th!r! s'gc--AHlr~w B-rnharit. James
Necheam.+ ho'rr Hagan.@
Fourth Dstr;c' -Ta"ms Nick"rson. John
Ri""ris. >amrrl Du7re-.+
Fiji h ni>'rc--Sl lcr- Jordan. Williar,
springer 'cor-e Sharp
SIKH D:s,r;:--WG.. HJtr. ADAM Or.
John Clouds
spceinls-A. Per- Cop. er anl Josiah
NcCan.*
Those marked with an as risk q ar.
new officers.
O'To"le will assume his . .si,icn ON the
let o Ocio'-r. he othrs no TN! Julel.
1876.
Thefar:s Pala's-Eosa' sie.i,u,. ~,
Reve,lor,' with Geoffroy AMI I.Aerirrs.
aai "Le Bresilliel." with Brass .ur, two Of
Sae gr,ttest n'cesses q. tina. house.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
MARRIAGES.

RGSSELL-FOX.-O the I'd inst. by the
Rev. 4. y. Snyder, J. Erwin Russell to s.
EnAaoeth roy, al Of this city, = ~
'D0BBINS-BRUNER.-At thesesidence of
No. ls27 Wallace street, Philadelphia or,
Thursday, 2sd instant, by Rev. G. b. Car
row, y. d., assisted by Kew. C. +. Turner
+: +. Rev. j. B. Dobbihs, y. b. formerly
OF New Jersey, now of the PHILADELPHIA
e;%ina1 Conference Of the methodist Episcopal
Shurchl, to Miss Rebecca, youngest
daughter of the late Abraham Bruner
Esq, of Columbia, Lancaster county. Pa
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
AAFfMygmF:
AZ THE MICRO CAMP, HARI's coRXEB,
YESTERDAY =


Yes.eriay our African brotherhood in tn,
Lord adjourned IN moss< to McCOne's woods
near Hsre's Corner, to wind up the CAM
meeting that has been, for some time past
in Laws Dei session At that place. The camY
wae located in pleasant coppice, the sun
ny spots Of greenery alternating with broker
pathways, while the arching Of the trees
was finely turned to echo the "Te Deum
Laadamas," given in stentorian sAethiop.
As if the Lord was never more to be
praised, big and little flocked to the religious
centre, some In "bosses red-hot turnout,
Sam: jes look st de rocco seats" others,
less favored, on long Jim, donkey, hickory
CAD in hand, and ''dis yer chile's bes'
sunny -go-to meet him close" on.
Around the stand the eager worshippers
gathered in holy jollifcation. Hymns Of
the most polite and exact character were
sung before the sermon, and the books re-
gar!ed with crupulous precision. The pre-
siding bruther arose when ''dat ar anthem
thing" had died away and addressed the
Lonl, who was, douGless, supposed by the
brother to be exactly two miles away. A
highly logical and emotional sermon, on the
order somewhat modified, followed
when the real praise meeting and jolly god
liness commenced. Tunes from the heart
Of Sussex and gloriication from the land
:. up dar, up dar, up dar, brudder, up dar,"
in Commanche nakeiness arose from the
musical throats of the ebony choristers.
. Fast and furious" is an expression, full of
Scotch terseness as it is, hardly vivid enough |
% describe the glory of the occasion when |
he brethren were fairly warmed up to their
rood work. 4
''De glory of dc Lord is comm down,
Wore all surrounded!
Flo shot us hard with de Gospel ball,
We're all surroundedv
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
NLWSi NiTTErS

Ar:n-e' a. s:!cSl-L! ;, "Wa VIA. is
that thing. lobster NJ. that. sr rT.-s-
it5 Ess: Fourth. ssr..,I..
Lst!ies II you wan. n-a- f.-:n. r.i- c-
sAAeis: 90 to Iase-:s. ~ Mark: s:.ee:
%p:1ytf -,
II you do no: know the c,4s,A.. r,',cA =
:n.l % hug boots AMI st.c-e. y..II I'll r,..
4 = . laze'Ss. '19 Narke: .,'e-:. .::p:::}.t
Bed b.rl tn-.ker-: 20 cen: E=r dozen. :,
NM lion :, Fou-:L ani Kin. .:ree,..
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
JO1TIN60 lBOCf row.
.Ylftss+AN>sGI

AYlTOtADJGI
Yesterday Was an April day.
Harry gan to c'.ass the \ ase T&ra. Il e
Last week xas the week 81 Suicides,
There 4 talk Of opening several ne,
streets in New Castle. 'N09 a
The wiz of Stephen C. Blaekwelk lah
OF Brandywine Hundred, has been admittet
to probate.
Miss S.sP. Chambers, of Phflsdelphia ha,
been engaged to give instruetionin painting
aud drawing at the Taylor Academy.
Mr.. VIM. Dean, of Newark, decides that
the Grangen' picnic at Newport was per.
feet success, beyond their expectation.
Rev. ". E. Stimmell preached Yesterday
morning at the South side camp, and Rev.
A. u. Davis, in the evening. No more
meetings will be held in the taberna-
Gle, though extra services viii be held every
night in the Chapel. -..-,.-
Senator Bayard, and a number of other
prominent gentlemen from the North, will
attend the Georgia State Fair, which opens
in Macon, October Is. .-
"lthink have seen you before, sir. Are
yon not Owen Smithw said q louneer at the
F. ". + B. depot yesterday, to flssv little
man. 20, yes, I'm OWN Smith, and OWN
Jones, and OWN Brown, and OWN every
body" -"
Mr.. Kemp, of this city win preach a tenn
persnce sermon on next Sunday, at Fourth
and Market. Mr.. Kemp is jealous advo-
cate of temperance. and viii have q large
audience.
The most appropriate name for an eating
house In the country, We have in Whining
Hotel.
Mr. H. Homer, the affable proprietor of
the Washington House, is said to be . yer.
table defendant Of the "Little Jack Hor.
ner, who sat in = corner, munching his
Christmas pie" &c. -
Eugene-'Ccme, SIT down on the shelly
shore, and hear tue mighty ocean roar
3ane-"1 can't sit down, you sillv poose.
because I'd burst my PIN back loose.
A. Mrs. Price, lady of this city. was
irving on ShiPley street, Saturday after
noon, her horse took fright and damaged
he carriage somewhat.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
TIE PORr PENy ROBBERY.
ARREST OF BOULDER AND HIS w1PB

ARREST OF BOULDER AND HIS WIPE,
The HERALD, some days ago, gave an &C.
count of the robbery of peddler, at Port
Penn, and the issue Of warrants for the ar
rest of the suspected parties, hotel keeper
and his wife. On Friday the constable at
Delaware City brought Boulder and his
wife to this city, aud hearing of the case
was had before Esquire Frazer, but the case
was adjourned until to-day to obtain more
witnesses. In the meantime Boulder and
his wife are out on $500 bail for their ap-
pearance this afternoon.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
CCHOOL DISTRICT No. Is in New cas.ll

SCHOOL DISTRICT No IS, in >ew Castle
~ Hundred, in said county, do hereby
certify that Hugh McGovern, who is an aG. ~
Pllcant to keep, an inn or tavern at the
IRE Treeh rec Hotel in the town of \ ew Castle,
OF sooriety and good moral CHARACTER. i hat
an !un or tavern is necessary at the nnimt
deslgnated 10 accommodate the public. That
ne IS the owner Of the said house, and that
the true rental value is 100: ''''''
= T.n,o uFiE; u;,.. Robert Murray,
:" I'hi y"iiicS n, liEio', john Car!n,
John kee.Qn, ,- tii,os I a MA,
r..-.,- H!s John Campbell,
= 't.I4cM y tlEcgan, His
Marx John \ Weldon.
jo;!N : Iphht!ly,Wit Mark.
!, u. " ee@eNA"n, J. Iagan, wit
StIl-i-pL -.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
Nor1crE.

|Nor1c'Ez. Il, -.r..
All persons are cautioned against r.s
ing or negstiating the following Conn,
llom county Bonds of New Castle l;ls1
as the same have been paid: WV
coupons from No. 81 10 No. SO for sat
Coupons from No. 81 to No. l2l for 81; 4
April ], 1871. - 49, 'O' wy
October l, 1871. -O' ~ W. ''''
coupons from No. 81 TO No, I2l for tMd
October l, ISL. ' ~ W.
VIM. HERBEHI
.o,, Treasurer of New Castle Count
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
Arrivals skh6aExkAR Hsuss.

". N. Wilson, Mddlstsa, Del. ~ ( III
J. A. Thompson, Minnesota. ,ssTs "
A. Minded, Philadelphia. ~
4. D. Huyoettef, Philadelphia.
w. G. Haley, New York.
A. p. HeichhOld, FkunsylvsniA.
P. P. Welch, Delaware, u,.,~
Frank B. Lyle, fhiladelphiS.
Harry Bond, Philadelphia. whfzsf sz "'.
II. B. Harrie, City, -sa .LoE,ErE d.
Capt. T. T. Smith, South America, -. -
DR.. A. Hamilton Smith and wife, Phila
s. B. Sherman, New York. IL H.G e.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27

SPECIAL NOTICE TO co1ryrv .
= PAYERS.-The untiers,.UOsujN ,UuNiI
" on,h. IEhhnty aa1ss havins given motto. .f N
1nontns naoah age shat the taxes were dv
Rayaoie a! that date, and whereas ua uu Z.
nas rnah one.twentieth Of the taxpayer 4.
Paid any attention TO said notice. The , rs
tors lor their own protection viii Le ' oI1. NM
s'.a, 70 eni9tce pc payment according 10 law 'si SE
sases M .he csiiectOrs power to collect \
duplicates. '''e"e
JOS. L. CARPENTER !,
o,vo,,, A. GIVEN. -
.rI ,rg Collector
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
NOTICE TO DELINQUENTs.
AUDITORS OFFICE
= 8H EAST SIXTH STREET,

~ DlAOh > OFFNkl
. - 8lz EAST SIXTH STREET
WILMINGTON DELAWARE
Notfce is hereby given, by direction dJ
Finance Committee, that ali bills due !
City ON January LIST. ls75, must be pal !
or before the first day of November next
they will be placed in the hands Of The y
licitor for collection, by virtue Of section
OF the City Charter, which is as follows: /
IF the amount of said bill be not psi
within I'd days after such presenatid
thereof, it shall be the duty OF The Mayorj
said city to issue 4 warrant directed 10 ID
said City Auditor, commanding hmto led
the same with alf costs thereon. upon N
goods and chattels.of such owner, and I'm
such goods and chattels can be found With
said city sufficient t9 satisfy said lebta
costs. then TO levy the same on tile ErCut
or buildings of such owner fronting u4
such street as Aforesaid. which said grOa
or buildings, or any part thereof, sham
sold by said City Auditor at public aueta
upon ten ll0) days, notice in two Dcvsr
pers published in said city," .,s. ....,
The bills Of delinquents having losdErH
become overdue, proceedings will b com.
lnenced without delay, unless paymlA
made as herein provided.
" WILLIAM II. GRIFFIN,
sep-o-if ESu!! ~ City AudilN
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
DEATHS.

GLONER.-Suddenlv.o on the xtb in., or
ter short illness, VIM. II c;lnver s.; Son aif W
John and the late Mary Glover, aged 81 81
The relatives and friends of the family
also Lincoln Lodge No. X. F., Star Of
bethel ana Eden Lodge of Odd Fellows. are.
residence. 625 Shiply street, on Wednesdav
at2l2 clock p. III. lnterment at Riverview
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27
: TT TLNFER4NCE nEITfT,;.

ies;'7;aT afternoon an open air .eHl-e--
"rce meeting was he'd 4. tic :o.2. ofNarL..
street. At which the a,,s.siar-. vas scaptr
probably owing n TIE ct1I1e.s cf the
"es ,"er. lne D:c,:l: t.-@1 at4 o'c,oc:
sN. was ol"Ictt ty gr4Tc- an! sr,... Al
Ifssst> tG..""-. from Y. K. Gz,lava-
Albert sc'cear.. wto' v.e.. ,:..er:l -
'-ToughUC; viii attention all --.r-.c.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-27

One of the quaintest, daintiest, and mos,
unique performances in New York at pre-.
sent. is that Of the Juvenile Mexican Opera
Company. Desultory reports of the clever.
ness OF these youngsters had reached New
lork, from time to time. but it was hardly
DelieVeu that they possessed such innate
talent as they do. Their first New York an
Pearance was effected at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre. on Monday evening. in La Grnn1.
Dn.h'%Ss. To see these little toddlekins Of
the mature ages of from six to fifteen ooing
through the antics aud singing the SONGS
a,tendant upon the story of the merry
Monarch OF Gerolstein. is a picture very
pretty and irresistitly droll. Little Car.
men. the prima donna of the troupe, is a
poke: edition Of Aimee. This mature
young lady Of eight summers has a brich.
!4ct aIl MANNER that is hrimful Of fl,r
Intelligence. OF course. i voull be ahsrri
70 calm for her singing that. yocalIr. il is
more man that Q: child: but her voice has
1-.eu remarkably well trained. i sweet and
,YInpalt. ctic- and enables her 10 initiate her
tiier> with rrnarkah he veri.iudEtuie. She
" 4, = spEl1.it-y LILLE mite Of al ac:ress. too
-tl' IN n. U1aS hi. iutroJuces some new
,'a-e business tLa. Is Infinitely piGuart.
Allther rasTy'ii'tie imp is GaadsluD,
e. SIX "Lo pays Wanda" and ron. I
.;;T~S. @c:azi,y. ~ throw nor. animation
a-p ne laEi aEi make i. more impor,anr
AaE. Il ts=s l-to.e nrorel il more r.a,ur. !
ANS. s1:is3a rsWlAa.nd. hJE-evad .
':t.s atom. E''.s i.T wle.- t.-!y seems M |.
z made uIi OF Re-vous. restless viyaci,v
.iti she takes q profound i1.e-es. in ali
Aa; : -5.-.- oa that IS very. d-OU 70 ron. |
eNt.4,e. The boys of the trouD are Of a .
. 2lewAa: more Ina;ur: are. reaching nrob.
.siE :rD II .en ~ sfteen. and some az .ta-
w clever, Il. inye-s9laters Of ..rri-z" !
~ .nel /. b9uu d!sp.ayin. I god deal