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The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
THE OPERA HOUSE FICkIE.

l.sS: night HERALD representative over
he&-I an Interesting conversation going on
III a Market s;ree: cigar store. l, was
sb'ou. The kind Of g~rfo mancts with which
Whining onianS are trea,e. Al the Grand
Opera House. "Duuue jim" said slash
ing eontrrre ot the vor,h, sddessed. dun.
no. what YOU want, hu, give ME no he'd
paths or such Gsmned >4ua,,y concerns. !
Wen; ';o;her njst, sni was complete,
cUi,ei, New 'Bufa.o Bill. was sore.h.n
else"
so WAS 'keilcv i Leon'." -hime,i in .
Water WITCH. "Ysas." continued No. |,
";ha: ar w@s 81, right. Why dou', .hev
have 'em kind siways 90 Can't tell. said
the Y0oprieor Of the es-ahl;shnta.. ss he
tsN"0ti customer With $ five mild.
"W'>b Fox WAS down lere, 'ssid No. I.
'NoSeS Go%S very We'll. bu, uobo,!ys salts
a,d win 'o;.er&s' and such th!uss."
The n.uSjcAi critic Of The Delicious Wee,
Ss.tSoN. c,<hNi his ha:. thrtp his fee; On
the counter. sni smoked awsr plac;sIr,
confident ,ha. the Opera House question
WAS definitely settled hv his wisdom. No,
fSrdi>'an' the rsr<Nr, er WAS fortunate enou. h
10 hear he SAME Susj'c,: under discussion.
by sn eN'smsN>ris;i sssemhlA-e Of the ur..4r
ten. "Werni'he Reipaih Osrs glorious -
calculated Chi,hfeiis Owences. or.
Are, replied Chinthilla pins Beaver.
Su. usnn,-. Smith. who cares for s.cs
plays - R0;ts,o Bill Is running the e:,r,
No 7eslsNtsele psr;y would Of cg,rse, al
;eiN. such performance, The CITY
ne<N:s 10 te eriucs.ei up 10 frs, class
H,sys :" exclaimed ;h' ~ iisrH representa-
;!ve Of the elite. Aad jWs' so the question
nn&lcs.
l. seems shs. neither t-s. ,or st S,nS: class
:>H'a'7n'Saces NEE: with the spYgphs:icn ct
,Ne mo'i'y cl:eu'ase OF ;he Opera House
.5'&ss lie >.'lSr:' sri yHu G.>oltsse the
cr'ni.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
AMCSEMEN

DROF. 0. S. FOWLER.
i in WILMINGTON INSTITU TIE
Thursday Evening. November llth, At
O'Clock. Admission 10 cents,
LIFE AND SELF-CCLTURE.
Friday Evening. November 18th at s O'Clock
Admission Is cents,
ON "MATRIMONI.'
Monday afternoon. November 18th, at :
O'Clock. To Ladies only. Admis-
sion . 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.
HovS-tt
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
ArfHMP1BD OUTRAGE

Last Monday morning, as . young lady,
living in the Ninth Ward, was proceeding
to her daily labor, she was accosted BY >
eolored man, George Wilson, by name, who
asked her if che would like to earn fifty
cents; upon receiving q reply in the negative,
the VIZ tch siezed the young lady in his
arms and attempted to commit IN outrage
on her person; she At once perceived the de-
sign of the william. and screamed out at the
top of her voic, Here comes my uncle, y
whsreupou the scamp loosed his hold and
fed. Yesterday he was arrested and given
= hearing before Esquire Puhl last night
found guilty Of the charge brought against
him, and was held in the sum of $a,0 900
bail, in dsfaul. of which Squire Publ con-
nittsd him to the care of Isaac N Grubb,
whs conducted him to the City Hall; he
will be taken to New Castle this morning
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
INSTITUTE HALL.

INSTITUTE HALL.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER slh and 9Th.
BENEFIT OF THE POOR OF THIS CITY.
HEALY'S HIB ERNIAN GEMS
JERRY COHEN'S COMEDY COMPANY.
Great Pictorial. Musical ar National Ex.
hibitloA. representing tour in Ireland. &C.
companied b vocal and instrumental Elu-
sic. The ) usissl and National ulustra-
tions by the following artists
THE GREAT JERRY COHAN,
as the
PANTRY BOY AND DUBLIN DAN"
Mis- s!Alice 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.
REsERNEn RE,iRS,E SEATS, s. cents.
CHILDREN, .
Grand Matinee Tuesday at o'clock.
Adults . cents. Children Is cents.
JULIE T. MORSE, Business Agent.
novl St
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
yOrTIyCS AROCT TOWN.
Cold weather.
Council tonight.

Cold weather. ........
/ Council tonight.
The elections are over.
I Yesterday had the appearance Of snow.
People are buying their winters clothing
Some Of our old streets need pavins
badly.
| The Commercial had its chicken out yss
terdsv.
The fallen leaves are being removed from
our streets.
"Young woman, 60 West p is Mrs. Liver.
more's advice.
Corn loses oae-ffth BY drying, and wheat
| one-fohrteenth.
The neon promises to put out the lamps
again. That's not fair Diana.
Healy's Hibernian At the institute Hall
next Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Rev. Enech Stubh. will deliver lecture
At ST. Paul's II. f. Church this evening.
"Always rains o market days" said IN
old market woman As she vended potato oes.
During the month Of October l67 arrests
were made by our pslice eleven criminals
were committed to jail.
The subject Of Mrs. Livermores lecture
at the Unitarian Church on Saturday is
"Concerning Husbands.
The Lindsey farm of go acres. situated
in Mill Creek Hundred will be sold by l..
W. >'idham 4 Son, auc,ioneers. to-day.
Are these soaps all enc seenti" inquired
lady Of juvenile salesman. NO. maan,
they're all ten cents replied tie inaocen,
younrs,er.
The rolling mill and foundry Of Tssker
t Co.. al New Castle, stopped work on Sat-
Nniay last. throwing some ifty men out Of
elni'loymcns.
The ftHv-tour;h anniversary of the VIII
Ulins,on Fema,c Bible Society will Re held
st Grace NJ. +. Churh. this evening. al ,.225
O'clock. Several interesting addresses will
te made ami all sre cordially invited 10 A.
tend,
Don; forget that kstie PU.nan :seemiur.
le s,u,!en-s ot Harkn.s. AMI TAYLOR.
OF Rugby and Revnoli. ana all.
Sic? over ,o Council this evening
An! witness the eloquent s9uall.
trone 10 Nee. a;h Ward Rau in the mvs-
.icsl 6ep:hs Of slo~u:icn.
Nv. S;Shsn Son. suc:icn-ers, sold
Tuesday. 10: tie executors Of the late
\ her. }. LYMAN. farm in Christisna
Hundred. coa-siniu- us acres. 10 Willisu
Finn, for sl:erS per acre. AM also farm Of
q acres in Mil Creek HunirAi. belonging
70 the same es-s:e. 10 S4u.ue. Taylor. !or
sl'SS s. per scre.
Another track is about being laii on the
city raiiroai trsm jackson s.rte: 10 the de-
st,'. \ platform is also sbou, being addei
10 lhs rear Of car 80 that passengers nav
sep in and Se. ou: On Ihs side instead Of
directly N lite Ha&r. Should the improve
ment prove popular s!l tie cars on the road
H!l. te fitted Up II The same manner.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04

CTQCKS. BONDS. LOANS. AND REAL
- Estate. Ii Difference 10 the uryencv OF
many good business friends the subscriber
has decided to sonLuet his Regular Auction
Sales On The principle so successfully setab-
hshed BY II. Thomas Z Sons, OF Philadel-
phiA- A few items will be taken fr each
Of thee aales At limit Of price, but In n.
eAesv1u seefs1 lnderhidding he sanctioned,
Real estate sales on tie premisee will coE-
osvs TO be - heretofore, al positive.
P!eAse tend in Immediately your lists of
Stocks, Bonds, Loans. Lots and Dwellings
or The next sale which ie already nearff
made up. Ut. HEAIp.
oesT-n No IA k1ehsnre Rui,diuv
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFIcE,


New Castle County. Oct. 18th 1875.
Upon the Application Of Samuel R. Wilt
banks Adminisi rator of Henry Francis hate
OF Wilmington Hundred. l. said County de
ceased: ii is ordered and directed by the
Regis er that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice ofthe raining of Letters of Ad.
ministration upon the Estate Of the deceas-
I'd. with the date of granting thereof. "
causing aGverlis nInents 10 be posted within
forty days from the date of such letters. in
six ofthe most public places ofthe County
OF New Castle. recurring s II persons having
demands against ihe Estate, to present the
same. cr abide ~ an Act Of Assembly in
such case made and provided. And also
cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the MORNING HsRLo. a
newspaper published in Wilmington and
TO be Continued therein three weeks E.
o. D.
Given under the hand and Seal of
Once of the Register aforesaid, at New
Castle in New Castle County Aforesaid, the
day and year above written.
sc BIGGs. REGISTER.
NOTICE
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased. must present the
same duly atieS;ed TO the Administrator on
or before Oct. 18th, ls.o. or aQiGe the
Act Of Assembly in such case made and
SAMUEL r. WILTBANK.
Administrator.
address N Washington ST.. Wilmington
Del. Cc..A, ,-sw cod
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NOTICE TO COUNTY TAN PAlLss ntrs

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAN "a rlrsOp hp1
~ Notice is her by given tia. a. n.tT Tai
indebted for County. State anu yo,rbst
for the year lS.5, for the Second ~ ..rSt Cd
District OF Wilmington Hundre ,i,ll
and Settle the same. The CoileSiG sp
found at his office. corner Of t--'t At
Shipley streets. or in the evenl.
residence. SIS " est Fourth stree. a
DUTY OF c. CsLLECToR--1fsnr :sr iS
or neglec, To- pay their Tax VII. l,.y h ley
after this notice. the Collector rib
and cellect the same with CO s''''
to law NM
Ifthe owner .ra,y Real Estate saa !
reside in the Hundred. or is n..I'it,t
shall be the duty of the Colltrt"t :; md
and collect the same or the person. IN
erty OF the tenant lhsseof.-EzaTn<'''
lo.c. ,-.1L
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
CUR NEIGHBOR CITY.
CRY OF NEW CASTLE,

Nov. Sd, 1873.
Besides the courts mentioned in my letter
Of yesterday as sool to sit here, there is
another court which only sits as sircum-
stances require, bu. which is nevertheless q
most important one. refer to the Regis
tsr's Court. The Register Of Wills in this
State, unlike most other States, is appointed
by the Governor for terra of five years,
and 10 BY the Constitution Of the State 4
judicial oface. Heperforms the same duties
- the Surrogate in most Of the larger
States, and has considerable power. 1t is
befrrs this officer that Wills are contested.
and It 10 during the trial Of these cases ths,
he holds what is denoninated = Registers
Court. A ease Of this kind was lately tried
before the present incumbent aud lasted two
or three days, during which the proceedings
were pretty much the sane as BEFORE the
Superior Court; witnesses were examined
and cross-examiaed by counsel on both
sides. arguments submitted, &C., the Regis,
ter sittiag ~ Judge; This last case was the
attempt to have set aside the will Of man
BY the name of George Aurdick, who died
in your city some time since, and left viii
hc40sathing the bulk OF his property to his
brcther's widow and two Of her children,
thus ignoring the claims Of number Of
ether nephews and nieces. These latter
set mp the plea Of insanity and uadue in.
huences. and the matter was tried before
the Regis,er as stated. He, believe, sue-
tanned the will, by warrsn; Of the evidence
Of course.
BY the provisions of the City Charter
passed by the last Legislature, another
Court has been established here. viz; the
Mayors Court. presided over with all the
requisite Signit. by the Mayor. Previous
to this, the town only had one Justice of tho
Peace, who, however, was, and still is all
that could be required of one, but whose
power did not extend, believe, quite far
enough to reach eases likely TO occur under
the new order of things. The presen,
Mayor has held several Courts since the
election, and at each time. while show
ing An evident disposition to he merciful,
has, nevertheless, 90 dispensed justice as to
cause perceptible dininu,on in disorder.
drunkenness. &c. which formerly prevailed
here.
The news Of the defeat of the Democrats
at the election held on Tuesday,wa tirs:cor-
veyed to the citizens Of this city tv the
MORNING HERALD, which arrived ahou, 5
O'Clock a. NJ, and was eagerly sough, for
and purchased by all classes. The news ere
ated feeling Of sadness and dssppo;n.-
ment among Democrats, but the Republi-
cans went about with the usual smirk Of
satisfaction. and embraced every oppor,uui-
ty to show their hatred OF their political en-.
emies by frequent and insulting remarks,
The old venom still exists in their breasts
and it is only the wan, et opportunity ,hs.
prevents them showing i. in a mos. aecid-
ed msrnsr. McRS Axox II
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
IN rKB TOLLS

Yesterday, George johnson, william Bry-
ant, Henry Wilson and Albert Price wsre
arrested; charged with violating city ordi-
nance, by throwing stones In public streets.
They were each fHed 81 and costs Of case.
Albert Price was given hearing, charged
with cruelty to dumb animals, was ansd 80
and costs of case. sE
Olly one drunk usual flne.
There were no cascs before our Justices
Brady or Frazer yesterday.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
AA Chllet.I.

NOTICE--At, the last stated me- n.sn M
IN the Managers Of the Wllmist; n; az,
NV sos.d a1ed 10 pss To posscrs .r csS
annum, calcula,ei monthly; n" nm"or.l .
being allowed ON Gsetiens On ,,a M
commence =, the b<xinniag OF ihs ii
eial year. and that t6e Treasure f., f., "a.
Of the increase ofaehe fass oi ia Of ID
least uhres moaths before the e"'
year. ,rs
ALBERT v; S1.tie.!
sepA.n Trasufes w.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04

NOTICH-I. MICHAEL MULLIGAN, In
IN compliance with the requirements O1
the act of Assembly in such cases made and
provided, do hereby give nstice 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 license to sell intoxi-
eating liquors in quantities not less than
town of Delaware City in School District
No, 81 Bed Lion Hundred, County and
holders recommend the said application 70
wit:
John Armour. Lewis Laboub,
]. r. 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 G. Eagle,
John J. Messig, Edward O'Neill,
Isaac Hunter.
nov2-St MICHAEL MCLLIGAN,
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
DELAWIRE At THE CENTENNILL.

DELAW4RE At THE CENTENNIAL.
According TO the statement of Leander F
Riddle, Esq, one of the Centennial Com
miss;oners for this State, the following sp-
plications for space have been made The
Harlan 4 Hollingsworth Co.: Pusey, Jones
4 Co.; railroad cars, Jackson i Sharp Co..
carriages, heLear Il Kendall, Gregg i
Bowe. Cooling Bros, and John Green: mo-
rocco, VIM. Bush Il Co., c. Baird & Co.,
5. Postles t Son, ". Jones i Co.. The John
G. Baker Manufacturing Co., Naltritz i
Richardson. Pusey. Scott 4 Co.. William
Beadenhopl: paper machinery. J. N. Poole
4 Co.: car wheel, Lobdell Car Wheel Co.:
m.Chinists tools. Z. i A. Belts; railroad
supplies, Diamond State Iron Co.: powder.
+. |. Du Pon, 4 Co.: cotton goods, James
Riddle, Son h Co; cotton wsrps and yarn.
J. G. Shaw. y. Castle: Vulcanzed Fiber.
Nulcsn!zed Fiber X Co.; scroll saws. Trump
Bros: canned fruit. Richardson 4 Robbins.
Dover: dried fruit. Corss Evaporatins Co.
Of Little Creek. in Sussex county: castings.
D. Eckron. New Castle: oar boats, Thos.
Drein X Son: life boat. DR.. W. F. Qulnbv;
patents. DR.. VIM. Fields. including his new
process for the manufacture of steel and
other patents; rag carpets, Taylor 4 Null
len. Newark: -four, Lodge 4 Valentine,
Christians Hundred: buttons, J. NJ. Brsck-
in, Chr;stisna Hundred, comprising numer-
our samples gathered throughout the State.
The time for applications in the Nachia-
cry Hall ssed on Saturday last They will
sill be received for Agricultural Hall.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04

SPECIAL NOTICE TO COUNTY nj
- PAYERS.-The undersigned cOlls1
of County Taxes having given netice N
months ago that the taxes were du,
payable at that date, and whereas not n
than one-twentieth of the taxpayers N
paid any attention to said notice the coI3
tors for their own protection will be obIl|
to enforce payment according to law, wf1
gives the collectors power to collect vi
cost in ten days after they receive Nd
duplicates.
JOS. L. CARPENTER JR
A. GIVEN,
aus3-tf CJecton
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
AFORLORN NILTON'

Yesterday, cold and raw as it was,an aged
blind ASH hobbled np and dswn the streets
ofour city, singing IN . cracked voice.
hymns Of hie own composition. He seemed
to meet with little success, however, in their
Tie which he would attempt occasionally in
the most pitiful tones. Such objects are fit
tor the attention of the various benevolent
societies and kind hearted natrons Of Will
mington.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04

cTORE KEEPERS, GROCERS AND
y Dealers, take notice! take notice!
CHIMNEYSi CHIMNEY CHIMNEYsM y
large assortment of lamp chimneys of all
Kinds lust received from first hands, which
we are selling at Philadelphia prices, Call
and satisfy yourselves of the economy of
hnyine at home, w. G. ADAMS,
~ IL f. Second st.
Samples and lamp goods of every kind.
Oct3o I'm g..
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
Delaware River Mariner.

G. B. White, Commander U. s. Navy and
Light Hsuse Inspector, Fourth District
gives notice that the ledge of rocks in the
Delaware river, between Chester and Mar
CT: Hook, has been buoyed, as follows:
An obstruction buoy painted with red and
black horizontal stripes has been placed at
each end of it ; the ledge is from $50 to 500
yards long, and IN feet at mean low water
has been fonnd upon it. Vessels should be
careful not to pass between these obstruct-
ion buoys.
A black buoy has been placed about 100
yards to eastward Of the ledge, and on a
wreck with lS's feet mean low water. YES
sells passing to the eastward of the ledge
should also pass to the eastward of this
black buoy.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04

NOTICE.-The Burdett Organ King, p
~ on exhibition at the Bridgeyle d
10y Robelen 4 Bro, took the tir>t prtmiGl
The Manor & Hamlin. representa-
Gould 4 Fisher, Of Philadelphia, taEi
second. 0ct.tt
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
NOTICE To DELINQUENF'
AUDITORS OFFICE
Sls EAST SIXTH sIsELN
WuxISGToS DELAWARE

Notice is hereby given. by diTee,ioih ina u n !
Finance Committee. that all tl;.s td uGt
City Oh January lSt. ls,5. must ot paw
or before the first day OF Novsnhei .ea' ts n
they will be placed in the hands O. '.ien ae I
licifor for collection. by virtue Of sttL!vu ,y.
of the City Charter, which Is as nlpN', mi
If the amount of said bil! ot w. n,,d fd
within - days after such I',Wrn."Mrd
thereof. il shall be the duty OF .hs HI, u M
said city to issue warrant diITIta nj NJ ayl
said City Auditor. commanding LIN MN 'yN III
the same with all costs Thereon. Eat IA II h
goods and ehattels OF snch owner. .9U rilj]
such goods and chattels can be .oeh9a 9,s,a s
said city sufficient 10 satisfy saia r.s .,rl
costs. then TO levy the same on I-r ,rIOn,
or buildings Of such owner :rol.i;.., r,,ps .aptsa
such s'reei as aforesaid. which say ss,ti
or buildings. or any part there,l .rsls
sold by said City Auditor at pubtie "-,s,, n.y,,,
upon ten 90 days notice in Two A''''
pers published in said city rdys
The bills Of delinquentsh harlAs, (, ~ ~ c1
become overdue. proceedings vii. ',srt m
menced without delay. unless ps!H'D'
made as herein provided. ,,rry,
sena,-.f ~ " City Audi'"
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04

NOTICE.-The member, Of III. G.
~ Beneficial Society are reov.s,.,'ti!s av .,' isa
At their rooms, on THURSDAY 0,.onN .rautn
vsmber 4th, 1875, at II o'clock "HRnlng, b. a
the Society. JAMES MNT.SSy,ord MS SSy ,ordaI
AevS-2t 'HsuhAN
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04

WAY >hr2.i We celebrate wsSh:aS,cn's
'Nr:adsy more 'hsn n,irei" asked teacher,
"SNcaU>c he never told A l:r." .hca.ed a
E;i., ,av.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04

NOTICE.-If the person vbo -
~ smith { Weston pistol from nn0 look 100
on saturday last, does not retnrn n ny ny Il
Immediately l shall proceed tn !. IL Iae M y
nOv3-2t r ro"h
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04

Lippincott & Co. have in press Mr.. c
G. Bombaugh's monograph On "The Kiss.
in Hist.ry, Fiction, Poetry and Anecdote," "
which will serve to amuse the curious.
The authorized life Of Edwin Forrest,
by the Rev. William r. Al ger, is At last
announced as in course of printing by J..
B. Lippincott 4 Co., Philadelphia.
The German Parliament has appropri-
ated $4,000 marks a mark is twenty-sne
cents to purchas. additional bsoks for its
library of 10000 volumes.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
NJ NOTICE-WATER DHPAR7upyT
IN CHIEF ENGINBER', oEIIri o
n,, NO. 100 Market Street e.
WILMINGTON, DEL. Nov ~.

WIZ ~ WATER RENTERS, |
Al persons who have sold property A
ing the present year must giv, i,,p,nry nn;ioo y
Wrltlng'o the Registrar, at the ottic. nv',Is ~
Water Derartment, before the sanf a,th :, ~!
November, ls75. and insert in liz ,n soti.a3' ..3
name OF the purchaser and the nnmh., .
the property purchased, oil lhsrwiss . thew
be held liable for the Water Rent ' th.' y
year. Also all persons who nav wish|
discontinue the Use Of water or aSv nortI r4
Of it must give notice as above and nd'1
two dollars for drawing the terule MI
teration will be m de in any bill aftsr
above date. EDWARD McINTIPp
nOVotoo0 RegiStrJ
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
NOTICES,

IN New York daily paners +" lu.i y suppl
nov2-2t e:l1 W. UFflCE|
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NwTICE = 1, JOHN G. LAVERY, in
IN compliance with the requirements ef
the act Of Assembly in such cases made and
provided, Dc hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing to the Court efGeneral Ses-
sfons of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the
state Of Delaware, in and for the County Of
New Castle, upsn Monday, the 18th day OF
November, A. D.. 1875, being the nrst day OF
the next November term OF tho said Court,
for license to keep an Il or Tavern 1t
No. los East Water street, known as the
Steamboat and Railroad Hotel. in the Sec
ond Ward, city of Wilmington, New
Castle ecu ty asd State of Delaware. with
the privilege Of selling intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises, and the following
feeholders recommend the said application
to-vtf.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
CURRENT DOTS,

| Epping Forest has At length bses rs
stored to the public. Two thousand acre.
of land hich had been enclosed and bull
upon will bs thrown back, making The
whole extent something like 5000 acres
The large and beautiful mansions will moi
be removed, but special ground rem ist ex-
acted of the owners to keep the famous
forest in order.
Mrs. Starrett, of Lawrence, Kansas, pro-
pounds the interesting query, "What shall
We do with our daughters 7" and farmer
in the same propinquity wants to know,
"What shall we DO with our sorn?" The
able editor of the Topeka Kansas Blade,
eager to make himself useful and popular
with both pa ties, says, "Let Us feed our
corn to our daughters"
Recent information from Siam speaks Of
large bands of fair-Aaired Chinese, calling
themselves Cheen Haus, making armed
raids upon the northeastern frontier, where
they are establishing themselves in forse,
and issuing paper requiring allegiance
from the towns and villages. Who these
men are there does not yet seem to be any
definite intelligence. The King of Siam
has taken active measures to protect his
frontier.
A seventeenth-century mansion in Lea
denhall street, London, is to be demolished
for city improvements, and all the anti
quarians are in rage. The walls of the
staircase were painted by Sir James Them
hill, and display fine groupings of allego-
rical figures. A. the wall and ceiling
paintings of the Montague House were
carefully preserved, an appeal is bein.
made in hehalf of those in the Lsadenhall
street mansion.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-04
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