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The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
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About a month ago, Alexander. Scott, Z
farmer living near Cherry Hill, INDUCED in
an exchange of horses. The horse he Sc
cured was fine looking animal, but at the
time was suffering from some disease oi
the head. Mr.. Scott believed 1t to he "dis-
temper" and did not object to running the
risk.
About two weeks ago Mr.. scott's hand
began to inhame from slight wound on
the back of it, and became. In q few days, q
very ugly ulcer, causing him great deal of
pain. Last week he became sick of a fever,
and DR.. Carter was called in. He found
the patient suffering from fever, but de-
tected nothing different from an ordinary
case of intermittent fever, and prescribed
the usual remedies. DR.. Carter having oc-
casion to leave home, and the fever not
absting, DR.. Ellis, of Elkton, was asked to
attend Mr.. Scott. At DR.. E.'s first visit,
last Saturday, he p 'escribcd for intermit-
tent fever, having first inquired about the
sore hand, and being told that 1t had nearly
healed. The next day, however, he found
Mr.. Scott suffering with raging fever, and
covered with "buttop farcy." The disease
was unmistakably "glanders," and had
been communicated from the glandered
horse through the break in the skin of the
hand. Mr.. Scott suffered the most fearful
agony and delirium throughout the day,
and into the night Of Sunday, when death
ensued.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
LICENSE APPLICATIONS,

NOTICE.-I, Bernard Bonner, do hereby
Itsivs Notice that shall apply to the
Judges of tho Court of General sessions oi
the Peace and Jail Delivery of tho state
Of Delaware, in and for the county Of N ew
Castle, Oh Monday, the Goth day Of New
ember next, being the first day Of the
November term, A. D., 1875, for license to
keep an Inn or Tavern at the Southwest
corner Of Fifth aud Spruce streets, in the
Fourth Ward, being Ne. $40 X. Fifth street,
State aforesaid, to sell Intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises; and the following
freeholders OF said ward recommend the
said application, to wit:
Robert siarswell, William P. Kari,
James BARLEY, Alexander H. Moore,
Bernard Donohoe.- Alexander j. Hart,
Francis McMonagle, G, Messick,
Thomas Nurtha, David Baird,
John McGOnteai, Thomas B, Eaton.
John McClaner,y, John T. Baraes.
Francis Kelly, Peter Mannion.
Andrew Murphy, Henry IL. Albert.
James A. Hart, John Hanson,
Thomas B. Kelly, Patrick Hession,
John Burnside, William Robinson,
Thomas Fox, William Alsentxer.
oct7-3t BERNARD BONNER.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
A Gtrls Ugly Prsdtoassent.
From the Elkton Whig.1

On Saturday afternoon young girl from
IS to 20 years Of age, was put off tho second
section of the 2 P. M. train south, because
she had no ticket. Upon Interrogation by
gentlemen at the depot, she said she was
from Wheeling, West Virginia; that she had
been visiting the Centennial in company
with her father ard party of friends. At
the depot in Philadelphia she became sepa-
rated from her company; she got on the
train expecting to find them there, but
after going all through 1t her search ended
in disappointment. In the meantime the
train had moved out and was under rapid
headway. Her father, she had no doubt,
was In section No. l, which was ahead. She
had just money enough to pay her way to
this station, where she was put off, as
stated. A ticket was provided her; and she
went to Baltimore in the next train. Some
persons, who had their eyes upon this fair
one, rather discredit her story and put her
down for fraud, as they affirm that she
begged and received money from. several
ladies in the depot. If she is fraud, she
is pretty clever one.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
THE State.

Our County Exchanges Boiled Do,U,a
The Bar of Kent county passed resolu-
ttons complimentary to the late SAKE Gotha
Laws.
The election for Inspector and Assessor
in Lewes, Tuesday, at the "old school
house," the identical building in which
Delawarc's most iliustrious statesmen,
John N. Clayton, acquired his rudimentary
education. and resulted In the success of the
Democratic candidates by an average
10 m.jorIty of 13 Inspector, 81 Assessor.
The Grand Lodge of Good Templsrs of
this State met in annual session at Lebanon,
on Tuesday last, and pronounced against
the recognition by that order Of any political
organization, by sending thereto delegates.
Milton went 104 Democratic.
Col. Fisk Townsend is making the cam
paign active down in this section.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
ONE CENT.
Minor L0cays.

The members of the Williams Club will
meet al their room this evening for drill.
Mr.. William Allen, of the o. K. shaving
saloon, has fitted up his place In excellent
style, and on and after to-day viii give q
Tree bath once week to those who shave
With him regularly. &..
Frank Mayo commences an engagement
at the Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia,
tonight. The seats for tonight, Tuesday
and Wednesday have already been taken.
The FELTON, made her last trip to Fort
Delaware Yesterday, and has been with
drawn for the season.
The Seventh Ward Democratic Club will
meet at the Logan House this evening at
O'Clock for the purpose of electing officers.
Gen. William Reynolds will address the
Iepth ward at the Weccacoe engine house
this evening at N O'Clock.
On Saturday evening q man named
Samuel Derry, formerly of Baltimore, ap-
Piled at the police station for lodgings. He
was evidently insane, as he made An at
tempt to commit suicide. The police yes
tsrday morning procured the Water Witch
wagon and removed him to the poor house.
At meeting Of the Democratic Executive
held at the Democratic headquarters on
Saturday, . meeting was directed to be held
at Sharpley's school house in Brandywine
Hundred some time during tho next week
or the week following. Bands of music
will be engaged, and the uniform clubs of
Wilmington will be invited to attend the
meeting. I'
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09

NOTICE.-l, George W. Russell, do here
~ by give notice that shal apply to the
Judgesof the Court of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State Of Del
aware, In and for the County Of New Castle,
upen Monday, the goth day Of November,
A. D., 1875, being the first day of the next
November Term, for License to keep a
store for general merchandise end the sale
~ 1A4uors in quantities not less than half
= ssif ron, ct No. liz w. Front street, Firs.
War !, in the city of " ilmington, Del and
the following freeholders recommend the
said application, to wit:
Joseph FOut, Henry Bradley,
Thomas j. Bennett, William Miller,
William Huber. Philip g. Plunkett,
Levi II. Springer, Amor o. Perkins,
august Aschenbaeh George Steinicken,
Francis Kelley, Fred. Well,
Patrick Holland, George H. MARBLE,
Caleb Miller, alfred Walton.
David Woolman, julius Gunther.
Thomas Johnson. Jacob Klenle,
James MCGOWAN, Henry Bleyer,
Dennis Bradley, John G. Crosley.
oct7-.t GEO. W. RUSSELL.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
LOCAL NEWS.
Democratic RsaAqvastsrs.

| Do"sVNsoteV AAOs~WXWSSVtVSOs
At the Democratic Headquarters on Sat
urday night, a large meeting was assembled
| to listen to an able and eloquent address
delivered by VIM. H. Newton, Esq, of st.
Georges. The speaker commenced by in.
viting all opposed to the corruption and
profgacy recently brought to light in high
places of the Nation, to come with US and
exert every faculty which nature had i'm
planted, and every talent which principle
can incite to stem the torrent of genera.
corruption, and oppose extravagant expen-
ditures of the public monies.
The annual profits, sccruing to the
North from traflc with the South previous
to the war WAS.
Freights on Northern shipping of Southern
produce $40, ,1S6, 900.
Profits derived on imports at the North
on Southern account 50 100000
Profits of exchange operations 81 900, 900.
Profits of Northern manufactures sold at
the South, s22: :25O,OOO.
Profits Of Western produce descending the
Mississippi, SIC, 900, 900.
Profits of Northern capital employed at
the South, Sc, ,00o, 600.
Total, sss, ,43e 900.
All of this Is now lost to the North and
West by the present policy of the govern
ment.
The civil and miscellaneous expenses pre-
vious to the war, were from 10000, 900, to
$21 SOC, 900, ia 1893, expenses $25, ,o0O, 900 in
1854 with gold At $3.50, expenses $27 900,
600. At the present time, II years after
the close of the war, these expenses instead
of bsing decreased amount on an average to
SO, 100000 per annum ,sn excess of 80 ,O00,-
900, all going into the pockets Of the Office
holders. The speaker continued for some
time upon the misrule of the Republican
party, and urged all to support the Demo-
Ecratlc party, which alone could give peace
aud happiness to our whole country, and
concluded by giving the revenue and ex-
penses of tho government as follows:
During seventy years extending from
March 4, 1850, to June 80 1860, the net rev.
enue of the government was 81 800 ,354 $780,
So and the net expenditures during same
period were 81 Isl ,734, ,s73.72. From June
so 1860 to june 80 1875 including Is years
of Republican rule the net revnues were
81, ,737, ,1S7, ,7s5.12 and the net expenditures
Sc, $40, ,s97 ,922.S4 showing that the Repub-
lican party during Its term of Office has
spent more than three times As much money
~ was spent for seventy years previous. In
1850 the taxes for the support ofthe Federal
government were $60,610,15 In 1875 they
were S279, ,OSs, ,o9s. Increase 421o, ,O71, 1886.
In 1850 the Federal, State, City and
County taxes we're s154, 100000. In 1875
the taxes were $640, ,Os0, 900, an increase 315
per cent. Again urging that all should vote
for Tilden. Hendricks and Reform, the
meeting with hearty cheers for the speaker
adjourned.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
TM1ope2s0nco,

Rev. Pennell Coombe, viii deliver the
last lecture IN the course of i've, this even
ing, at 7.yO O'Clock, In the West Fresbyte-
rian Church, corner of 9Th and Washington
streets, 1T which he proposes to show that
the law authorizing the sale of alcoholic
drinks is In violation Of natural and COM
mon law, and that the power conferred on
the Legislature to make laws, gives them
no right to license such sale.
After the lecture any respectable person
who may desire 10 review Mr.. c. argu-
ment, will be permitted to do 90, and any
one of the audience will be at liberty to ask
him questions. Go and hear what kind Of
sermon = minister can preach from Black
stones Commentaries
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
NosU C0Stlo Democracy.

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
Democrats of New Castle, wss held Satur
day evening, and Notwithstanding the pres
ence OF the Bird Guards in town, making
street parade, ths old Court House was
crowded toHts utmost capacity. Stirring and
telling addresses were made by Hon. VIM.
G. Whiteley, of Wilmington, and James H.
Meyers, of Delaware City. At the close of
the meeting, the chairman announced that
another meeting would be held next Satur-
day evening.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
license APPLICATIONS.

oIIlCE.-I, William Wizard, do hereby
aots sve notice that shall apply to the
tesol Inc Court Of General Sessions OF
ava eacs and Jail Delivery Of tho State OF
EItlsale. Etls We IN and for the County Of New
next, next, being til, flrst day day Of Of The @ Nevem.
Inn Itn1m y. a. D.. 1870, for 1icense to keep
hno1 "n " " tavern. at the Centennial Hstel,
svilj. yI jnlsGflct No. 45, in the village Of Deb.
%,rliae, %rn!,, New Castle Hundred, County Of
se Iantle, nt IN the state Of Delaware, and
[mI..a easn one quart, to be drunk on the
omms, and the following freeholders
FdinaSsddq Fdisdq this his said application, to wit;
@es 0'Neil, a % q Grav ~
nnsI SHMp ~ poeu, George Whitfield,
heS wUn1ase, w. aolschumaker,
brva nnalimot, Thomas Farley,
ctSsstt sttray, 9. B. Weggenman.
WILLIAM W. WARD.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
A Surprjse,

At the meeting of the Tiden and Hen
bricks club, held on Saturday evening, the
President, Edmund ,. Frazer, Esq, waa
very sgreesbly surprised by James P Hayes,
Esq, who, on behalf of numerous Demo-
cratic friends, residents of New York city,
in neat speech, presented to him very
handsome badge, bearing the inscription:
"Edmund B. Fraser, President. Tilden
and Hendricks Club"
Mr.. Frazer responded In well-chosen
and neat speech. The occasion will long
be remembered as one Of their most pleasant
meetings.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09

JndltiaUE.-I, N.Y. Hugh McGovern, in com.
Of orf"suce Hnce With the requirements Of the
ky,dsd smbly in such cases made and
ST. n.y. IT, 40 hereby give notice that I shall
sionua la writing to the Court Of General
as Stat. ol Tie Peace and Jail Delivery OF
Nsw ~ ol delaware, In and for the county
Nav EWanstle. upon Monday, the goth day
Bths' 'UO.nper, O. A. d. 1879, hoisg the FIRST day
a leAC November term OF said Court.
J o,antie.e ,venee to sell Intoxicating liquors IN
Tia fee1'.!ities mrt[ than one quart, to l,e drunk
loo ptnSm,!ses, in the city Of New Castle
6drad District, No. As, Now Castle
foIIo,,vaounty and State aforesaid, and
b snnnMWlng freeholders recommend the
|ens nsRPilcation to wit:
b. lesley, A:C. Gray,
kn CaMssSnman, John Keegan,
brpe nlp lpDell, Thomas Farley,
hi I. pay, julius Laboub,
his ach, James O'Neill,
(n Z w.,.,o James McHugh,
mark
EiS iuS1ssss-Robert y Murry.
|Inon oS HUGH MoaovERN.
1oaEs FOOD FOR INvAI1Ds.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
NEETING At NKW
OASTLE, SATURDAY NIGHT.
:Torch!tght Observation-Disclosures
Eh00tjnH

:Torch!tght Procession-Roxdyt
Shooting
The quiet of New Castle was broken In
upon on Saturday night, by the advent OF
the Bird Guards and other Republican or
ganizations. The torchlight PROCESSION was
handsome, and looked quite well, but the
roudyism which disgraced the guards upon
their departure from New Castle, cannot be
too strongly condemned A club which per.
mits 1ts members to go armed IN peaceful
community, Is public nuisance, and the
reckless disregard OF life manifested by the
thoughtless and indiscrirninate firing, which
ended In severely wounding colored man,
deserves stern rebuke, and punishment. The
wigwam WAS comfortably filed, and its
occupants addressed by
LnvI BIRD, ESQ,
who harped upon the hackney turnless chord
of the South, and Haunted the bloody shirt,
much in the fashion Spanish Mstador,
teases Castillion bull. Warming into
earnestness, and intoxicated by his oratory
into sincerity Mr.. Bird eat humble pie In
the following style: = am net
here tonight, to stand up for all the acts of
my party, some of these wish never had
been done." Fie Fie Levi to thus 90 back
on your most reliable henchmen.]
In his endearsr to give some body blows
to the Democracy he hit below the belt, and
was guilty of foul, when he accused the
Democracy with reducing tbe pay Of the
Navy. No man better kIews than Mr.. Bird
that such charge was unmerited Y = Y
The speaker gradually approached
Wilmington and spoke almost literally as
follows:
Here when poor colored man offers his
ballot, they keep his tax receipt, the Demo-
cratic party don't like the military since
1851; but they are very fond of the VIII
mington police, why gentlemen it take.
fourteen Of these fellows to take poor mig
ger to the Hall. The State election in Will
mington was farce and fraud, and was
cruel towards free people. We are going
to have fair and free election, or some one
will be hurt, (voice and in jail too). On
the morning of the 7th of November If We
find We cannot have fair election there
will be trouble in that town, (voice have it or
die). Cheers."
Mr.. Colclazer followed In neat rehetri-
cal speech, replete with poetry, Imagination,
and promises much ability as = speaker.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09

W1 iars pleased to know that Hon. Jas.
Rsillei,of Pennsylvania, has withstool all
the bitterness Of partizan attack, and his
untarnished character resisted the fangs Of
slander, which the Republican press of his
district ha, endeavored to use effectively
againat him. His return to Congress ID
certain beyond peradyenture.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09

N1OTICE.-I, John Hartman, do hereby
~ give notice that I shall apply to the
Judges Of the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Deliyery Of the State e Of D
Castle, on Monday the Goth day Of Novem-
ber next, being the first day Of the Noyem-
ber Term, A. D., 1876, for License to keep
an Inn or Tavern, at the Northweat corner
of Lowering Avenue and Riddles road, in
tho 9TH Ward Of the city of Wilmington,
county and State Aforesaid, to sell intoxi-
eating liquors in less quantities than ore
quart, to be drunk on the premises; and the
f,llewing freeholders Of said ward recon-
mend the said application, to Wit:
CS Weldie, William Berry,
B = Perkins, Allen Cloud,
william G Toerd, z. H. Runfora,
N L Lichtenstein, John Donohoe,
j ohm Jones, VIM A Bacon,
Hamilton stewart, John F Cleaden,
Benjamin y Law Henry Dandy.
Andrew Stewart, Charles Dougherty,
William Hamilton, samuel Bruce,
Adrian Hughes, Michael Collans,
Louis Bartholomew, James McXendrlck,
Benjamin Fritsch, Daniel DOugherty,
Augustus Fender. John Z Malone,
oct9.St JOHN HARTMAN.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09

NJ OTICE.-I, Tobias B. Merrett, do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace aad Jail Delivery of the State OF
delaware, in and for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the Goth day Of Mover
Der next. being the first day of the Novem-
Ger term, A. d. 1875. for License to keep
an Inn or Tavern, at the Northwest corner
Water and French streets, known as the
United States Hote,, in the Second
Ward ofths city Of " Wilmington county and
State aforesaid, TO sell intoxicating LIQUORS
in less quantities than one quart. to be
Grunk on the premises; and the following
freehOlders OF said ward recommend the
said application. to wit:
A. W. Willis, Joseph Stoeckle,
Gavin Thomson, Nicholas Jenny,
Richard Booth, J. G. HirZel,
Hugh Sweeney, Henry Kienle,
George r. Higgins, VIM. l.. Gilbert,
VIM, II. Beckley. Charles e. Sparks,
Michael Kenney, Robert f. Gamble,
Henry, H'eldmeier. Charles Cannon,
John Cannon, William White,
James P, Quinn, Owen Palmer,
Daniel Callahan, G. 7. Stevenson,
AsdreW Grotz, w. G. White,
Joshua Baker. John F. Bush.
Cloud Butler.
oct5-2t TOBIAS b. MERRETT.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09

CoNsUL MAX HCHAxnrnC ~ he

CoEsuL MAX scHAxBERc, ~ he calls
himself writes from r'tt,burg to know if
we havs any complimentary tickets over
any of the railroads leading from or into
Pittsburs, that he would like to buy them
to, furnish customers. We would inform
him thst he must apply to Offices that have
less principle than the HERALD. -.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
NeeV MUrIS0t HOsseN.

About Is butchers. who formerly stood at
what was known as the curbstone marke',
have rented the old Western Market House,
on Front near Madison street, and will open
1t In very few days, for the sale of meats,
and If arrangements can be made with
farmers and hucksters, of which they have
no doubt, 1t will supply want long do
sired in the South western portion of our
city.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
Z00tss NsscceesNsL

Philip Quigley a Sens, of this city, have
been awarded the contract for erecting ut
League Island, two large buildings, for tho
Government, which will be used as an engi-
neer and pattern department, also for
storage purposes. The dimensions of one
building is 5OOxa0 feet, and the other 400
x7O feet.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09

v1HIRD ANNUAL MEETING
L OF THE
WILMINGTON TROTTING AssOCf-
ALTON,
will be held at the
Wilmington Trott1sg Park,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 4 THURSDAY
October 10th, llth and 18th.
ENTRIES OF WELL-KEOWN
HORSES FOR NINE PURSES.
PREMIUMS, 0.WO
Llst Of Entries:
FIRST DAYS TRIAL OF SPEED.
Tuesday, October 10.
Purse No. l, so. Glass 4minutes. u horses
Purse No. 2, 500. Glass minutes. Is horses.
Purse No. 8, $50. Glass 2.45. l2horses.
SECOND DAY-wEDNEsDAY. OCT. IL.
Purse No. 4, SIS. Class $50. Is herses.
Purse No. s, sl5o. Pacing Race, free to all
1 horses.
Purse No. 6. 5000 Glass a.4o II horses.
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY. OCT. 19.
Purse No. 7, $50, Glass 4 minutes, to Road
Wagons. IL horses.
Purse No. 8, 8I25. Glass $50. II horses.
Purse No. 9, $500. Glass 2.5e. horses.
SINGLE ADMISSION, 80 CTS.
Horses nnd carriages free.
%Horses will be called for the first race
on each day at O'Clock, sharp.
VIM, II. THOMPSON, President: GEO.
Lam, Secretary. oC6-At
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
NOTICES..

the undersigned Of the
I'M old Hickory Pioneer Club of the Tenth
Ward, certify that the fsllowing-named
|gent!emen are authorized to collect all
monies for the Club: James MEG Grath, John
b. Dolan and John T. McDermott.
ROBERT COTTINGHAM. Pres.
Attest: THOMAS F. O'DONNELL,
oct7-3t Recording Secretary.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
PUBLIC SALES.
4 SSIdNEE'S SALE

II OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
Will be sold at public sale at tho store
lately occupied by John McBridv, Bank
rupt, No. rs Market street, Wilmington,
Delaware, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER l4th. 1870,
alto O'Clock, A. NJ,
the entire stock of said store. consisting OF
Brussels, Ingram. Rag. and Hemp Carpets,
Rods, Window shades and Fixtures, Table
Covers. Door Mats, Rugs. &c. Also, at the
same time one Extension Table, ten feet
long, and the Store Fixtures, consisting OF
one Desk, set Of Drawers, Shelving. &C.,
together with many other articles too nu-
to mention.
HENRY 9. CONRAD, Assignee.
L. W. STIDHAM Son, Auctioneers.
oct2-eodts
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09

NOTICE.-We, Frank johnson 4 John
~ Percy, do hereby give notice that we
shall apply to the Judges of the Court OF
General Sessions Of the Peace aud Jail De-
livery Of the State OF Delaware, in and for
the county Of New Castle, on Monday, the
Goth day Of November next, being the first
day Of the November Term, A. D., 1875, for
a License to keep an Inn or Tavern, at No.
East Fourth street, in the Fourth Ward
OF the city Of Wilmington, county and
State aforesaid, to sell Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart to b.
drunk on the premises; and the following
freeholders Of said ward recommended the
said application, to wit:
Thomas B Eaton, VIM Alsentzer,
s ID Newlin George Adele,
John Hanson, Matthew Kern,
Alexander Hart, Gottlieb Mammele,
Thomas Fox, Frederick Mysr,
Alex Saville, Joseph Blank,
John FuIlmer, Francis ID Jacquett,
James Parker, Charles B Parry,
John Fehrenbach, John D Kurtz.
James Heal, Hugh FtneSan,
Frank LaPiere, j B Lapiere.
Michael Cettingham, Leopold Schumacher,
Bernard Bonner, George II simmons.
James Brannan.
FRANZ JOHNSON 4 JOHN PERCY,
oct9-3t
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
Tho Wtlmtnoto~ Trottt~e Assootatto~.

Tho Wilmington Irottt~1 Assoos0tSo~.
We are to have three days of good trotting
in Wilmington. which cannot fail to draw
good attendance. The races commence
tomorrow, and will continue until Thurs
isn that day included. The entries include
some of our very best trotting material, and
as they have closed with one hundred and
twelve horses, there is every reason to
believe that the racing will be particularly
brilliant. For full particulars SEQ our ad-
yertising columns.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
AnsWsenaeMts.
MATT. no1aAN's NOVELTY COMPANY.

MATT. I01GAN'b NOVELTY CONFANH.
Tonight at the Grand Opera House we
are to be presented with an entertainment
comprising not only that ofanusement, but
of historical interest. Tho variety enter
tainment will consist of that usually found
in that line, and in the Neurological and
Scriptural tsbleux of living pictures, there
will be great deal Of interest and instruc-
tiOn.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
ACCIDENT.

John Williams, of the Delaware Fire Co,
whilst running to the fire last evening, about
7h O'Clock, when near the corner Of Front
and West streets, was run over by the
Washington hose carriage. He was badly
bruised, but no bones were broken, and he
will be about again IN short time.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
Ds-osra,to srssts,,o at NssS Costle.

Ds.osratto AsstSn0 at Nes1 Costlo.
A Democl attic meeting will be held at the
Court House, In New Castle, on Saturday
evening next, October IA. Addresses will
be delivered BY Hon. Ignatius G. .Grubb,
John O'Byrne, ESQ.,. and Henry @. Tur-
ner, Esq. -