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, 1875-03-27
DIT an ,uei Sobreu 9udtbous perurtbetlt.

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sS M o. S~e' S'9''" o""'"'
s,s'
eoe pes nldl.
SorperS IN oen nerlOleoehen A%llersEnIeu
oLtn9t e'he en9ltlHe meote.i'Ve SeplWIp. I
Iol9enoe ultere1anfe ylot!5en "yeaW Set gt,
onlt ptegen I'M S1rglIlalt on N.uue,.
ettpas nle9r une ole UlaoWe" e1Ipas loe"'9er
ais led)S ei9ltl0e Ptnne. sSapreno otr
Sioolt eflten TeoeilSla9re " oas gelp'dl osi,
Der @el6ledter talt gleld, iad9er 1eoo0
nliilnlt oas nlanlllld]e I'M @emtdte 81. Sun9e
Utailiter m pen SioailSl9er Sagren m m {
ourNlGnlttltg l4S Plu1 10 tDagrsho Deao'
gen N oen'leloen Aller IL pIhao mtsgtn.
ger Ufail1 erreldt leth 9odHes VemlUt I'M
90. Sa9re, pas gSeIo nsn'mt p.'ssgeM a! gs,
mtnt ols gum oo' SABRE gu nno ~ p IN osvlshl
aller 9as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lSo pIn..e'
Sn! re'1tt Mlter m!e9ea pe.oe @eluism.el m,
SeIapr 10 Wtal ilepr als eeI oes sa @epnrI; S!e
gtarller oarttlen oo 81 1oS DIS oS9 PInlo, eae
SIaheH pon oo o,s SYI PIn..o. Dus ia.alz
, 1875-03-27

IS muBtt ld9it neun ubr iein, ali
Ftd enolid in Der nm9eseno bon Salpin'
Jon anfom."
uaber Die Nadt mar iebr fen. Sd
p~erooppelte neine 8oritdt."
Der Srt, ben Die @rdfin gum 8enoes
3pouS seiudblt, mar itber 5l~ueibunoert
Meter BON benz Serren6auIe uno Oct
Meierei entfernt, bon 8rau9ebduoen einz
seldloiien uno bidt am Waloe selegen.
limb pom @aloe bet ndberte i) MIDI.
Stnter ben 8dumen perbor9en lonoirte
ib oaS Gerratu, uno alSbalo lab td 6ralt
bon @fauoieuie BEL eit1ent ber alien
Gbiir,te fteben. Gle mar in einen Morz
9enrod bon beuem Mouneline 9efleioet,
oas iid BON @eitem ldon ieben lief.
Da ih nidtS SeroddtieeS entoedte,
frat id Dor +; file aber ipradl iobalo fife
midi erblidte: e'.'
Set fait elmer Stunoe ertuarte id
@ie.N 10 m
SD erflarte ibr bic Sdmieriefeiten
oes 8eae8, ben id senommen batte, uno
frug io9leid: i~a
$50 1T SIR Wann ?"
,@r leioet an Heumattsmlts," anti
uortete iie, uuno bat lid nieoerselest." I'd
rWir6 Sire Ibweienbeit i'm nidt
wunoern ?"
rOeein. Gr metB, oaB ib bel meiner
iiingeren To6ter maiden mu6 -. Sd
bin ourd Die fleine Tbur oes @aid6an>
les binaussesansen." 81.
llno obne mir i3eit gu elmer @rtpieoe@
runs 3u laiien, frua iie: w.
$50 itno metue 8rief ?"
nSier," antiportete i6 uno rei6te ite
tbr hin.
Sic ersriff ie NIT elmer fieberbaften
8cwesuns unb ia9te nit balblauter
Stimme @ a
SIS miiiien ibrer oierunoadtsig iein. "
uno obne 3u beritdiidtisen, uelde
Seleiotsuts ie mir oamit antbot, be9aun
ite gu 5ablen. ~
Sic lino ale %porbanoen," iagte lie
uab fiiste oann ELM Yafet bin3u; f..
nuno bier lino Die Sbrigen."
nGber ie CAB lie mir midt,"
rWir ueroen ie p%erbrennen," ertldrte
iie. Nsa So l'"s
SD erbebte Dor l1eberralbun9."
yWas oenteu Sie?" rief i6, bier =.
su oiel ct Stuno. -. Die 6lanme f0nnte
Semauoen berbei3teben.@
.u@en? @as fiirdten Sic? ue6riz
gems f01nen mir in oas @ebiii6 treter.
Goripdrts =! @eben Gle mir s3iinob0lser."
SD iud)te in alien meinen 9alden,
aber per9ebens, uub auttuortete ibr: Sd
babe feine." VI
6ortiesnns iol9t.)
, 1875-03-27
Aeenten oerlanst!
Cast Adrift! Cast Adriftll

Xta rnretses .Ssitsnfad lu ZEN btrasmt aperiea
IN a BarsRoom." ron z. G. &rtbur. Yas itst
UNI ssspsts BUD otsies %eefsisrten sHritataa.s - alan
ssae ,aaEIirt, elegant 9ebunssn, rirp su Gaufsabsa pI
Ssiiunssa bee eanbss auf bas W%nnfisft S%surtbsii,.
etne VsiHtbte pom 8srbrt6en une Bsisibiaunoss n
aalsssr Itttts. isiUe ~ bsm r%ubtsfsn 5sr3tS ivrsSsu
es Wtorslttdt. %beptrf.n ais @efese. gasni,s p.la,
.Man-Irap osrtauften, nlhea minbtfsns as6 .si
aat 10 Sti Srsmslars sisl.s Suass p%sriaufsn.
YOrtratt ID Statifid rirb etn,a Ispen snSs,is sMtM
sssrtsiSt. S.i8rstbsnee eireulare unb Iul4s mi, hen
Sssinsanasn perbsn fret auf anfrase %ssrI.nsst ssm
Strabs, pbla., pa. t7jon,SSn.a ''"
, 1875-03-27
&einem faltem 8ranb!
&eine Mamliperre mebr !!
William &ramer's SeiIphafer.

Die g1irfune btties @Raasrs IN btnunbernnsswlrbia
So ertiirt iein pHaiter, melhss btefes ~dbsrtriTf.
Durh iatreldness @rprpbsn tdnn Id bielss VHsrter
ais elm uniperfaIsSauSmitte s~upfeblen.
ganiltensdter, 8abrtfbsiiser. ippie als Nrbsiter fputen
IS ffsts i'm Sauie unS In Der 9DertfGtte Ssrr6tbis baIien.
Dte g9trtnna ID cine lterraf6snbe; man braudt wsbtr
6rsui6e Salft ti %rsauirtren, NOD bat man, bel f~pfprtissr
Nnpsn6una, etnen 8erluf an &rttitsseit au befirhIsa.
~ BELT ste fdlimmifem sBnneen, bic barts
ndft9ffen atten 0eidbtplre. Bon gan, t~sfOnpsrtr
g%ptrfane IL 90 bet Sd1uRs, Sieb gtid', Sdnnt.,
vts- nne E~nstidwunoen; 6iiptrnen Sriiittn.
fart roifise Id9ei atbt es fttn beFerss Rtttei.
Set Sibneraueen ffiat IS ntdt MUIR ben S6msra 70.
tort i@onbera bsiettist ~eisislben bel etnsm @strau9e ppn
s bic 20 Taeen san,lt6.
Sanpt. Depot; @lbsrt 6. Guns's gprtbsfs. 30. 81
Bppero.
Yrsts per Dor nsba @ebrau6sanpetfune so Gents.
3u tabtn In aasHN pptbeieH, fGrie an Der Gtaarrsn.
. NNaNtNs v rten. 3SQb7MG
, 1875-03-27
amerifaniide Sngenb=g ibliotbef.

Nfterltd1tlife S1gertozV tbltotbef.
Sn bubble Bappbedel nit Muslins&iden
9eburtoen a 25 Gents.
Sfeser nne @eiRe. bon Sran3 6pf[maun. Der
treue Wdd)ter. 3uianImen in einem 8anb.
per @fberipenfise, bon GranS boffrnana.
Sleines 1T Die @iege bee Grofen, BON Srans
boffinann. Die 4fsfabrt. 3%ulamrnen in
einem 8anb.
Die 5enfeleufaten, bon Sran3 bpffmann. Der
Gebtfbrudb. 3uiamnen in einen Bano.
Sdb iebe bid fd,pn, oDn Sulius boffmann.
Sm folff nidDt ffeblen,
@rpRnarerS 2ieblina
Der blimSs BiIbein,, BON SuHao Risso.r.
Der Sedpfennis. Drei &atbarinen. Nh
Der S%esenpdrt. 9rei gr3dblun9en BON Sbetla
bon Dnmpert. Sn einem 8anb.
Mus Nfdd1t gum 2id)t, bon &tbarb Baron.
@al nno Damafanti. ppn 5eroinano S6mibt.
Selpbnte Sreue. - Gdfuntald. = Ser Wiiip.
NOR tn .&frifa. 3uiammen in einen 8ant..
Der MIblar3t. - =. Der Sirfbof. .3pei GrSablun.
gen pon 8. St6ber. 3niamlnen in eitern garb.
Mas Der Menib fact, cas mfrn er aud ems
ten, bon Ribdr6 8aron.
, 1875-03-27
Msenteu %Derlanat.

Mnen tntellisenten beutfden Msenteu, tuelas
fir ur,ere sangbaren beutiben Werte as 0olporteure
tbdtia iein ipoGen, neridatfen mir 8eidaftisuns. Die
tetben beIteben in:
,,Dte Snmffrirte Dteue 0Eelt", entbalteno eine
complete Geihihte bes amerifaniI9en Continents bon
Der 9ntpeduns big auf Die Sebtseit.
9. q. Mbbptfs 0efdbidDte Der @ebelipu. Die
iuoerlGiTsite Gtididte ienes 9roBcn Samples, ipelhe i
9eidrteben iparb:-WuBsrDem cine prad)tppHe tan,t'
lien,Sibel in Guartp, boiler Saultratlonen.
(. Wtan pelbe Iib ihrittlih noer p~eri0nlid all bic
Henry Bill Publishing Co.,
4tp13febl Nnrpih, Conn.
, 1875-03-27
SanisnS I'm Druid mad syfsm Mvna
MIfauemcer GrfpIo.

Gin Iasnt ~psrhient stt2 In pter 8 oo,p nm, a.. w.,.
rs S4oe IN 8 3asen srr& ben @trfauf ron N"
Seean's Stprp /, ss% %ssr.r saas esn
unisT sr see: dau&en, Sditmmen, aabt bssstS,r y
m,t go Ratsnesn Nbbtlsunaea. preit austra HtssJs
bsitsf '"~ WIS Nv
, 1875-03-27
GDHsQei6tdtelt.

Tolfsgel6td)telt.
in biibi4e Bappbcdel nit Giden
g%ebnnben a 25 Gents.
Der 3t9elts1er, bon GIaubreht.
gdbrefenSiabre.
pie &tnmfne BON @prtfci, bon Blaubrebt. rlnb
Spbann BON 2ephen, Der propbst. Bon
Tobert beroer. 3ulamlnen in einenl Bud.
Sefd,id9ten bee Yfarrers 1iebentifdb. Bon
&arl Stober.
@abtlaser in Granada. Bon sr. Worben. Ilno
1annbaulsr. Bon Gorbert 6iirtt. 3uIammen in
einem Bano.
Barrier 3augenfdts. l1np B.
S~dgabunenS. 3uiantmtn In sintin
Banb. t'..
, 1875-03-27

prei$ pro 3aun 60 VentS. In 2ein,
pans pro SanS IS 0ents.
/. ganb Ser Ieste Bombarsier. 9oosus bon
i. g8. bddlanoer.
g. Der @iraten-sisntenant. grsabluns
pom Salouin Wt0lbaulen.
Z, Die Slauen une 0elben. Dene3uela'
niiaes Characteristic BON SrieOri@
A. Scr Maub e~traeburs's. gatrlanoi.
Iber Hol1an pom Rerlbert 9tau.
s. S~eutfbla1e's Gbre. bi'torilbsr Ro.
h man pm Berno ppn Gu led.
Z. Q Das 9eftament Neter bes @roAen.
8oman unb Geibi1te BON Sueian Der.
bert.
r. Der elephant. aOmii4er yaoman bon
.u.s. Der fiesenSe Sondnser. .bitori.
i6er. Roman bon ". q. BraHposel.
3mei 8dnbe.
10. Ole Sblp8Siebe. Gine Gr,abluns aus
Dem alien Berlin, bon 6eor9 biltl unb
t DeemeiIS, Criminal $ Gelhibte bon
Srieo. SrisSriH. 3uiammsn in sinern
Sano. t.fs
II. &err eecpa. Criminal . Roman bon
@mil 6aborian.
Il. Swei beitere @eidbid)ten. Bon Gbplf
WtiibeIbnr9. 3wei Spbne. Sero'
ciaS. ,3uIamneIl in einem Ban6.
10. Ser tplle Sans. Criminal . Gei6ibte
non u. StredfuB. llno Die apbne
.u. Barnepelt's. 6iitpriiber Honan bon
69mibt : gSelBenIels. 3ulalnnten in
IA. I'm 9brpn nns 9eben. 6itoriIaer Rp.
man bon 0epr9 Dill, sd
is. SIM Gdfenffer. SoeiaIer &ortan bon
Srieorib Wer1tGder.
10. Gabriele, ras @eib ses 9pielers.
Criminal . 9lopele bon Is. 9itaipaQ
uno Sie Erdnctireurs, GriGblun9
aus benz oeutIA. franjDIihen Greee
BON SrisSrl@ Bsrftdder. 3uammen
in einem 8ano. e
II, Gin 8erpprfener.. criminals %ooele
BON 5. 3. B.. Semme.-0as 8orftbaus
pber Die ipiloe Sa9o In Der ptal3. Gus
forttnett in eitren1 9Aauh
, 1875-03-27

T>auernbe Mnffenuns su baule, MANNER oo.r
6rauei, $50 per 9Sobe sarantirt. &ein Sapital
nDtbig. @in3elbeiten uno %ipertbpone Utulter gratis
oerIanot. MoreIiire nit 6 Gent Heturt= Stamp:
4QB23bi: 6. u &, williamsburg, q. Q.
, 1875-03-27
Gentaar siniments-Oie beItsn

-.f = . q. Wtat 1873.
Ser en- gofe II. Go.-Sbr Gettaur ointment IT cine
luunoerbare eahs. Wteine Wtutter bat ihrsdIh an
&beumatismus ieb3ebn Sabre lang selittsn. gteuer.
oines puroe lie an elmer 6eite 9eldbmt. stiemaftb
QIaubte, baB lie je tpieber i'm stanpe ieir ipuros ~
ipred,en ooer su ssesen, % BE 5rau nisrunolisbeii5ia
llniblaa) eintse Woden lang sebrahtt uno fam isbt
aienlid gut 9eben unb ipreden. SD berthe. baB Sbre
2iniments aass Sob O%eroiener,, iuel1es lie erbalten ba'
BEN. Rep. 30. Subbs.
Mrs. Sane pbiGips, pbiuips Mti1s, SnDiana Co.,
pa., iast: n54 oarfe Sbnet fir oas Gentaur 9ini.
rtent : umiomebr, ais i'd MIDI wie cine nsue Srau
fuble. Meine 9dbnuue rihrt bon einem mid or adrt
Sabren betroffeuen S6laganfaG ber. SD iAreibe nit
ineiner linten 6ano. Sd taru jebt purf oas 6aus
8eben uno in Der Office belfen uno i'd oenfe, nit 1ot'
tes sssen auf Sbrem Giliiment weroe i'd balo %nouitdn'
big sebeilt iein."
nSeber @ferbebefbers ioIte nit benz Gentaur 2ini'
tnent einen Geriut MAIDEN. gBir betra9ten baiielbe
ais ben beiten Irtifel, Der ie in unieren etallen s-
brauht ipurbe.
rb. Ma rib, eupt. abams Ct. etdne, g.. o.
rs. pulB, Supt. V. st. 81. StGle, u. o.
Ii Hilbert s. Olin, 5upt. Nat. 81. Staae, 81. Q.
, 1875-03-27
g. 9. @icbarb II. 8pas,

q. .. @icbarb II. 8pas,
SO. 81 @rDabHay.
Nep Yprf.
aeir bef8 dftisen uns lett tenn Sabre 1S47. MI psm
gerfauf ppH QDe6ieln cuf europa uni nit &ussat.
lnngen pom Selbern In lepsm S,te SeutIGlants, Die
ben @npfSHeern frei ms Saus aebradt wsrttn;
fsrner ale aaein &c
GeneraLVafasesMs entur Ser Sambnraer
Sampfibife
nit benz
Werfauf BON SGifsf6enen CUR Reife mad unb 10
europa. fir bic Eampff6tfe Der
Sambnrs Amerifanifde Nafetfabrt Nfiien.I
1Sefenibaft
ntt Der
@usfeaune BON SdiHsfdeinen 3ur Retif mad Nsp
gort. fur BITE pom Bremen etreit. (nibt lber @nalaub
nab ytetp gort uno Baltimore f~abrenttn beat(6su
Seselidtfe; nit Der
Wtrspaung ttnsebenber Waaren, gDeine &C., uber-
eaupt nit allen i'm 3patauis gu psrri@tsabsu @s.
f6atten;
ans m itber
8efSrberans BON @ltsrn isser qrt, mad uab spa
europa pbsr in has Snnsss @msrita's.
q. y. &idbare u. BpaS.
Stunt. 81 broadway Str.
, 1875-03-27
Deutfd1e Staats : eotteriem.

MepaI Sapana eotterie, original : 9ppie
burser gtaft ; 3%ptterie, itets 5u babet. SrOres
fiibrsn prompt uito piirftlif aus
$. Sernffeit, glefp 9orf
goo Sant=, Q8ed)iels uno palla9e=0 el6aft.
o. .. Bor 1s16t Sb1tise @9enten gum 8ertaui
uon aooie unb ~~aiIaae=&arten 9eiudt. M21aug
, 1875-03-27
Seiutatb ln6 1rem0e.

&on1ane uno %@rsdblungen in sroB 800. Sor
mat elegant brohtrt.
NreiS pro 3anb 80 Gents. @ebuneen In 2ein
wans pro Sann as 0ents.
, 1875-03-27
Msenten oerlaa ct
Irof. 10wler ibsr Mannbarkeit

2seibiid seit .,unb teren sssenieitiae Se;lebun'
gen perpen gratis u~beriantt. Dds Su6 rutbdlf fsrner
Hiebe. ibre Seese. Madbt &c. gsentsn ~vertaufen
taeli6 spn 15-2h @remplare. Man tpsnbe ib nit On.
sabe i%rlberer &.~ticteit an bic Seationai Wubiiibins
p o.. QhilabelpEid. so. !. ~ 4Q0t1dpr;
, 1875-03-27

Gaftprfa lit elm Subititut fir GaftorsDeI. Sc 1T 10
au tebmen ais 6onis. Sir Winotolif uno
Maseniaure 1T bas @fittel einfa& erftaunIi&. aerste
e~ntpfehlen e. ~. l..-.
, 1875-03-27

Gr3abltngen pOn Gaiparirs.
Sn biibI4e 8appbedel nit Muslins&iiden
g~ebInoeu a 25 Gents.
Sefdtd,ten aus benz Gpeffart.
Der Sd,ulmeiffer nne fein gpbn.
StraRburs auf Der gcban;.
, 1875-03-27

SAAA Manner nnc Srauen perecn test per'
oVV lanat fir uniere neueu OoInfeeern.
Bileer. Ndbieiee, %2einenfacen unc Sdbreibpa'
pier. 0roRe Ginnabmen NIT Stderbeit se'
mddbt. Wlan fdreibe tpfert UNI &ireulare an 3. Z.
6uernfep, Yub!ifbsr, Concord. y. >. 4Q14ms.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-03

WEDNESDAY, according to the calendar
was the first Of the fall season, and to those
who are the lovers Of the time ofthe sere and
yellow leaf Of the year it possessed some
attractions. Not that it possessed any
greater attractions than any Of the days of
month that preceded it, but only that it
was the first of season Of the year that
tells Of cooler nights, and coo.er mornings
and MONDAYS, when the vertical of the
sun do not shine down with such oppres-
sive heat. 1t tells of the early exit of
mosquitoes, and the whole kingdom of
bugs and flies that serve to make the tenn
per Of man, one Of sour vexation. 1t is
the beginning Of the season when there is
no music in the tinkle of broken ice against
the crystal walls of the tumbler, when ice
cream is no longer luxury and the quaf-
fer Of strong beverages, takes his without
ice or Strawberries. Fans are but useful
to start the fires with, and a linen duster
goes up in the garret to keep place with
the rats and mice, until the heat of the
summer shall make its demand again i'm
perative. But with the commencement of
this fall month, these Utopian dreams have
not been realized, as yesterday and the day
previous, were as trying to mems souls and
caloric, as any we have had during the
but there is comfort in anticipa-
ton, and such must be indulged for awhile
until the faQ comes upon us, with its cool
nights and balmy days.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-03
WILMINGTON, SEPTEMBER 8, 1875.
THAT AR IICLE.

The article published in THE HERALD
which a contemporary of this city says was
copied from the New York Times, was not
taken from that paper as we asserted yes
terday, and as we still assert. 1t was taken
from Philadelphia paper known as the
Y;aes, and is an article different from the
one that the daily contemporary Of Will
ming on gives as that published in the
Neu York Times. The difference being
that it embodies the article of the New York
Times. But this has but little to do
with the clse. We had thought that the
editor ovy the way was practical printer,
but we are convinced now that his judg-
ment in this direction failed him when he
read the HERALD of last Monday. 1t is
the r'ile of almost every newspaper that a
heavier dash than an editorial dash sepa-
rates editorial matter from selected matter.
Such.waS the case with the article referred
to in last Mondays issue of The HERALD.
We VII furthermore add that it is rule
with us to publish the longest editorials as
leaders, and if we had intended the article
referred to as editorial matter it would
undoubtedly have been used as the leader
as 1T was the longest article on the page.
Now we leave it to all fair-minded people,
even more, to any practical printer who
has mastered his trade sufficiently oshave
judgment about the makeup of a newspa-
per, if we did not give the article in ques-
tion all the preference as selected matter.
1t WAS stated by The HERALD in its
salutatory that it did not intend to indulge
in newspaper quarrels. Such course it
intends to maintain. The spites and quib-
bles Of newspapers contain nothing Of i'll
terest to the reader, and that paper which
loads its columns down day after day with
this kind of literature stealsso much space
that belongs to its readers. There are but
few newspapers in the country now that
are given to this ancient custom, and we
are happy to say that The HERALD is not
among them and will MT be. Personal
feelings ID attacks should be made in that
way that nature has given the power to
accomplish, and not with goose quills upon
paper.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-03
A Severe Judge ON TramDs.

Judge Hoffman, Of Jersey City, deals
with tramps in manner that will proba.
bly, learn them lesson. Sew raj were
brought before him on Wednesday morn
ing. That there might be no mistake
about his position on the {" the tramp ques-
tion," he commenced by remarking that
it would seem the country is being overrun
by tramps, and that the challenge thrown
out to the law by these scroundrels must
be met firmly and promptly. He would
that day teach the lesson that the tramps
who mean to settle down in Hudson coun-
ty were born under an evil star. The Judge
then proceeded to dole out justice to the
malefactors. The first who felt the blow
was Tim Purcell, who stole a coat. He
will repent for three months, under the
paternal care of Post, at Snake Hill
Richard Knouse, who played the tramp on
a saloon-keeper by running off with. his
brandy, was also
CONSIGNED TO POSTS PENITENTIARY
for three months. Peter Weldon, a tramp
of most daring character, who only sue
ceeded in carrying of $l4 worth of junk.
was sent to the State Prison for three years.
"Oh, hell" groaned out Pete,as he darted
fierce look at the Judge. james Nc
Grath, though no tramp, was. unlucky
enough to appear on very bad day, and
he was committed for six months for as
sault and battery. Paul Deiber, tramp
Of some dignity, who would not stoop to
inferior in value to gold watch
and chain, was hustled out by constable
after being told that the State will require
his services for five years. A mean tramp
named John Smith, who risked everything
for $6, was sentenced to three months, as
was James Reilly, who was meaner than
Smith by 81. The programme was varied
at this point. Elizabeth Thompson, of the
colored persuasion, acknowledged the theft
Of four satchels and large quantity Of
clothing from lady in Bayonne, and she
was sent to the State Prison for three years.
Josephine Myers, an expert thief for her
tender years, was consi igned to the Peni-
tentiary for three months. Then came the |
meanest tramp Of all, John Leitz, who
stole 81 hat. The Court was so disgusted |
with his meanness that he sent him to the |
State Prison for three years. This closed |
,he days proceedings.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-03

Mr.. Jefferson Davis has received let
ter from MI. J. B. Beresford Hope, mem
Der Of Parliament, accompanied by photo.
graphs Of Foley's statue Of Stonewall Jack
son. Mr.. Hope was an outspoken friend
OF the South during the rebellion, and it
was mainly through his efforts that the
money for the statue was raised.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-03
Is Charlie Ross Dead.

1t has long been supposed by manvt
the abducted child, Charles Brewster,
was dead. The following, the result d
interview with the wife Of Mosher, ON
Bay Ridge burglars, who is known 10 !
been one of the abductors, will be liked
lead to another conclusion:
'Mrs. Mosher, now tell me canGE,.
the boy living or dead"
II do not know. (lmmediately afF
ward)- am sure he is living and /
turn up before long. l am as sure tha'
is living as l am that l breathe. l d
not believe him dead unless / should sd
dead body before me-"
1t will be remembered that a few
nents before Mrs. Mosher denied ever
ing seen the child. That portion Of !
last answer is italicized, in view Of +
fact, has a significant importance. I
strongly emphasized this answer, leas I
not the slightest particle of doubt in I
reporters mind that she spoke her has
conviction.
"How do you know that he is Still !
ing?"
(NervousIy) 'I decline to answer
question and l insist on knowing who +
are." 4
Further questions at this juncture
peared for long time to be only a wy
Of words. Mrs. Mosher remained II.
and the writer was more than once on 4
point Of departing, but her Determining
after m CT Iarleying, collapsed and \
questioner went on.
"Now, Mrs. Mosher, let me put yoIa
straightforward question, Of vital imp
ance to yourself, to the Ross family and N \,
the general public. Tell me, is there
way in which Charley Ross can be reste1
leaving out OF consideration all obstacle
The way of ransom being paid, and n
'uming that the amount demanded be K
nediately forthcoming and safety as g
punishment guaranteed to those so rs
ng him"
81 decline to answer. Don't you lA
would give him up if I knew whsr
vas? l am mother and know the
ngs of Mrs. Ross. I can assure y"
vould give him up if it was in myp"
'Have you ever seen Mr.. Ross"
: Eyes; no later than a few days
aw him. I once heard that he wan'"
hun me, but l saw him since"
"!What were the relations, if | ma!
etween your husband and yourself MS
9 kind and affectionate"
Eyes, indeed, he was. He was ~
u band 10 me, whatever he wss o'a'' 81 1s
"Was he confding?" Rl
(Hesitating) Eyes; I decline to an aD III
ut has been asserted that Chare! - '3R,
IN Germany. Do you believe 'nh
II decline to answer" t.
Mrs. Mssber, why are you 50 W. xx
lat Charley Ross is alive? ii H.
II know he is. My husband won" S
.rm q hair of his head (quickl! T
8 herself and very nervous)-l1
he had anvthiuR TO do with It,.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-03

VICTORIA Woodruff still contends
that Henry Ward Beecher is not preaching
what he believes. 1t does not seem to in.
terfere with the belief of bis congregation
that he is great man, and if he does not
preach what he believes he gets big sala-
ry for telling lies.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-03
OF THE HERALD.

The following is a correct statement Of
the circulation of The HERALD for each
day that it has been issued up to to-day
which can be sworn to before any magis-
trata
The Morning herald., 1875-09-03
Lewis, the funny man of the Detroit Fe<

Lewis, the funny man of the Detroit Free
Press is twenty-five years old. A lady let.
ter-writer says of him: "He is not ,airy
nor is he serious-looking individual. He
has just returned from his summer yaca.
ton; yet he seemed to have been working
hard. He is now suferintending the pub.
lication of his book. The work will be
out on the 31st Of this month. Lewis is
popular, and already orders enough have
been received to consume the entire frat
edition. Mr.. Lewis is an Ohio man. and
first began writing for the Press. He now
edits the weekly paper, and has written
for over a dozen different publications.
He at present confines himself to tho col.
umnes Of the Press the Vicksbure Hecula
and the Hearth and Home. - -.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-03
WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS.

Bid. A
Delaware State Bonds, 102H
Wilmington City Bonds, 1917
DelaWare IL. II. nrst mtge, 1OlH
" g. extension 90
Wilmington & Reading R.R.
LIST mortgage, d
Wilmington q Reading R.R.
2nd mortgage, 5
Wilmington q Western R.R,
1st mortgage, 20
Delaware r. R. Stock, 29k
Wilmington Coal Gas Co., 81
Notional Bank of Delaware, 500
" vii. Il B'dywine, G2
First National Bank, 14O
Union National Bank, 30
Farmers Bank, 49Hs
The Morning herald., 1875-09-03
OF THE HERALD.
The Smyrna Times says:

4he smyrna 1t'nes says:
AT last Wilmington has a morning daily
the MORNING HERALD-with John
OByrhe at its back. His sons the VByrne
Brothers, are the publishers, Mr.. Crutch-
field, a journalist of some experience is tho
managing editor. and Mr., H. H. Colclazer
and Mr.. Morgan, graduate of Delaware
College, are the local editors. 1t required
no small amount of nerve to start a morn.
ing q; paper, with all its expense of tele-
grams and night wages, in city like Will
mington,with four afternoon dailies already
in the field, but energy may make it win.
Last week the new candidate showed no
signs Of this energy, as it failed to reacl,
down this far until the day after publica-
ton; but now that it is getting more into
the routine of work it is doing nobly.
Yesterday it was on sale by 7:3O in the
morning-four hours before the Philadel-
phia dailies reached us. We wish it we'll