The Morning herald., 1875-09-16
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The are eompaAss Aappuy have little 70
do.
The work on the City Hall tower n pro
gressing.
Autumn Wild flowers in profusion up the
Brandywine.
Peaches are waxing few, but the prices
are still low.
The Orphans' Court was IN sessson at New
Castle on Monday.
The new postal card are expected 1t the
post Office this week. tr. slsf ..=s B..
One ofthe steamships has been withdrawn
from the Lewis-New York, line.
There are symptoms everywhere In the
city of speedy reviv al of trade.
Our manufacturers should give the city
good representation at the Centennial.
Mrs. G. W. and Miss Bennett of this
State were registered at the Bingham House,
Phila., on Tuesday.
play at the Opera House ON Wednesday
evening, Sept. 9th.
"a tournament by the Quickstep club, for
the benefit of the Centennial would be an ex-
cellent thing" echo all.
In the Z. s. Court. Tuesday, two recogni-
zances which were previously forfeited were
reconsidered and continued.
The schooner William Allen from Balti-
more for New York, put into Lewes, Del,
yesterday, in leading candi.ion. .
"The Quickstep," quo.h down in the
hnsr -
certainly they are; but the bride is misfor-
| fune."
Joseph Rhoads, a prominent member of
the Washington Fire Company, died yester-
day afternoon, and will be buried on Fri
day by the Fire Company.
From the ball grounds the new basin
works look like immense Notifications.
Very likely that appearance is given them
by the "boss," with military title.
John Fl. Barr, the old gentleman who fell
on Market street Tuesday afternoon, sus-
| tanning some injuries, has been sent, by his
own request, to the city hospital.
"Idio.," exclaimed lady, coming out OF
the theatre, one evening, as a gentleman
" Which one of u.s. blandly responded the
man.
1t is expected that the Nep York, the
second of the Morgan Line of steamers
bull. by the H. & H. Co., under the las.
contract, will sail for New York to-day
making this her trial trip.
Eliza Sanders, on complain. of Mary E
Carpenter, for disorderly conduct and
slandering her was arrested and brought be-
fore Esquire Frazer yesterday afternoon
and required to pay the costs of court.
The loan sales on Tuesday night were a:
follows City Loan, $500 at p per cent j.
balance paid to Withdrawing stockholders
Mechanics Loan, 109th monthly meeting:-
$500 at q per cent, and $500 at 36st.
The old monitor Amphitrite, which wa:
sent by the United States Government to the
H. X H. company in August, 1874, now
lying on the Jersey shore, just north OF
Penns grove, is to be sestroyed by fire.
That well known Delaware Bohemian and
nomadic Sir John Falstaff, George Alfred
Townsend, who has well nigh " sworn
truth out Of America, indulges in a little
polite bitterness against Senator Bayari in
the Cincinnati Commercial.
Mr.. Hinckley. of the P. W. & B. R. R..
has instructed the agents along the Della
ware X. X. to refund to the peach growers
the freights. which they paid petween their
stations and Philadelphia on the peaches
which were sent out to Europe.
! The Republican thinks that as the HERALD
and Commercial have engaged in the dis
cussion of the currency question, the matter
will soon be comprehensive to the dullest
mind" No doubt our King Street con.em-
porary will comprehend it fully.
| On the first Sunday in October. forty
hours devotion will commence in S.. James
| Catholic church. On the following day,
Prof. Barvilli, Miss McCarty and Miss Mary
Maloney, of St. Johns choir, Philadelphia,
will be present with devotional hymns
| 1t is stated that an effort will be made by
prominent business men to secure authority
for the Mayor to appoint special detective,
in addition to the police force. A detective
is desired to work up larceny, burglary and
other cases, to which the police cannot give
the requisite attention without ncglecting
their regular duties.
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