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The Morning herald., 1876-03-04
Ossr 0Snt0tssre Poster.

Low prices at Fennessey's shoe store, SSl
Market ct. White Kid Slippers specially.
A Boston paper has column headed
"Chips." It should be illustrated with
wood cuts. .---.-----------.--..-
Go to McBride's, 72s Market st., for your
Carpets, Oh Cloths, Rugs, Stove Patterns
and window shades.
This IL the kind of weather when q man
sees bis wife coming into the room with .
scuttle of coal, and, after she has poured
every bit Of 1t into the top of the tall stove,
says: Darn it, Hammer, you ought to ave
asked me to do that. But it's too late now. -
Beds renovated and all kinds of furniture
for sale at Adair's, Fourth and King streets.
Costly barbarism. There are three pris.
oners in the Jacksonville, Florida, Jail who
have been there nearly two years for the
pitiful sum of $40 costs each. They have
cost the county nearly 5000.
Endorsed by the people as a safe, relia
BILE, harmless, and cheap remedy. Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
When does laborer do the best digging
When he's paid by the day.
O'Connor, No. 2 E. Third street, is a su
perior tailor, and has in stock the lates
spring styles and best qualities of cloths
which he is prepared to make upint gentcl
and nice fitting suits
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Horace Greeley's MonuDenss
1From the New York Sun. ~


The Monument Committee Of the Trus-
tees of the Printers Greeley Memorial
viewed Charles Calverley's plaster model
of the monument, Thursday, ct Is Park
row. The plinth will be of Quincy granite,
and the die and cap Of Westerley granite.
which is lighter colored. On the face OF
the plinth will be, in raised letters, "Gree-
ley" On the tablet in the face of the die
will be on copper representation OF Horace
Greeley, as youth, setting type at the BE-
ginning of his career In New York. In the
back Of the die will be set in copper these
words, in bas relief, from the Busy Life" ("
II there is ever an inscription put upon
my tomb, let it be: "Horace Greeley, foun-
der of the New York Tribune"
Crowning all will be a copper bust OF
Herace Greeley. The entire height efth
monument will be fourteen feet. The COM
mittee has determined to surround the
vault in Greenwood Cemetery in which
Horace Greeley's remains lie, and where
on the monument is to be erected, with q
stone coping, to cost $1,000. The completed
bust will be on exhibition in Mr.. Calverley's
studio in Fifth avenue about the 1st OF
September.
Mr.. Lewis Francis assured his fellow
committeeman that the stone work weuld
be completed near the end of August. In
the treasury Of the trustees, he said, is
enough to pay for the monument, but there
is lacking $500 Of the amount required for
the purchase of the coping. The subscrip-
tions have amounted to 5000, 1000 Of
which is still due to the trustees from the
subscribers.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CLAYTON HOUSE.

CLAYTON HOUSE.
Nelson Green and wife, New York.
Henry Janres, New York.
Thos. j. Sloan, g
w. P. Kirthland,
Geo. G. Hand, Philadelphia.
Benjamin Burton, Georgetown, Del.
James Burton, Millsboro, Del.
Rev. Benz. j. Douglas and wife, George
town, Del.
CITYHOTEL.
Geo. Hawthorn, Smyrna, Del.
Sam'l W. Kirk, Phila.
Andrew J, Mote, Newark, Del.
W. D. Cornog, "
Isaiah M.Wolf, Phila.
Leroy P. Kirk, Kimbleville,
Robert Shannon, Reading,
Kennedy Whitecraft,, Kimbleville,
W. Pearce Whitecraft,
Henry Steele, Lewisville,
Jasper Scott,
Wilson Wright, Lombardville, Md.
Amos Biles, New London.
David Turner, Hickory Hill,
John McCleary, Lewisville,
Gale Cox,
Fred Allen, Fair Hill, Md.
Jas. Scott, Fair Hill, Md.
Jno. White, Kimbleville, Pa.
JAS. Barber, . "
Robert D. Storey, West Grove, Pa.
Jno. Steel, Jr., Newark, Del.
Benz. Singles, Jr., Strickersville, Pa.
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DIED.

TOWNSEND-Oa the I'd instant. Of pneu.
monia. Zadock Townsend, in the 88th
year of his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence, Eden Park, on
Monday the 9th instant, at II o'clock A. NJ,
without further notice.
CROTHER the morning OF March I'd,
Ellen Crothers.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully requested to attend the
funeral from the residence of her father.
: rrel Croihers No S23 West Fourth 81
IN Monday morning next at 81. High
NJ ASS at st. Paul's Church.
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A Kiss Valued at %, 200,
From the New York Sun. !

Miss Mary E. Smith, Bedford avenue
(Brooklyn) belle, purchased a nosegay in
Peter Mallon's store, 400 Fulton avenue,
and Mallen offered to pin it on her sacque.
While doing SO he clasped her in his arms
and kissed her. She Indignantly swept out
of the store, and warrant was obtained for
Mallon's arrest on charge OF assault. Miss
Smith did not appear against him in court,
and Justice Riley put him under 5000 bonds
for good behavior. Miss Smith has since
instituted suit for Sc, 600 damages.
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NEW ADTERTISEMENT1.

Shoes-Fennessy's.
CarpetS--McBride's.
Star Bone Phosphate.
Regulators Organized.
DR., Bulls Cough Syrup.
Groceries,. p. Almond.
Tailoring.-- Vim. O'Connor.
Removal-Walton 4 Brother.
All kinds of Furniture-Adair
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REGISTERS ORDER.
EGISTER'S ORDER.

~ REGISTERS OFFICE ,s,e
New Castle County, Fen oiui uii,lruDb,
Upon the application OF Ano Annie n vii.
Executrix of John B, Grnbb, la.u la.ntv. de.
mington Hundred in the said couhTT, ~ the
ceased; it is ordered and direcIeu fnprTesad
Register that the EXecutrlx ~ etterS
give notice of the granting u The de.
Testamentary upon the estate ;uh,ereofby ~
ceased, with The date of grantlns .mS, dd within
causing advertisements to be rosCteout ters, IN
forty days from the date OF sucil ~. '1,ounty
six Of the most public places Oh tl,. having
of New Castle, requiring all person, tho
demal. DIS against the estate 70 p.ombly in
same or abide by an act OF hsseAia nd also
such case made and provldea' ',,,ithin the
cause the same to be inserted HERALD,
same period in the MoRNiNGi ,atnn and
a newspaper published in WllmlnHaelss( e.
to be continued therein three "
Given under the hand and sea- ar1ostle os IN
of the Register aforesaid, at New ,, I day and
New Castle county aforesaid, ti'e "''
year aooVe ~r'''es. !. c. B1aas, REGISTER
NOTICE. ,,,,st tho
All persons having claims ass"sent TIN,
Esfats of the deceased, must pren';rix. oA
same. dnly attested, to: the xecohhide TN!
or beforo Feb. Ord, 1877. OF "oode anO
Act of Assembly in such case '
p'o''''"' ANNIE EEG5eeoutiri.. Geu1tinril.
Address, Wilmington Del. ,eps.swsod,
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NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO DELIN0UENTS
- OF CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR

SPECIAL NOTICE TO DELIN0UENTS
- OF CITY AND SCHOOL, TAXES FOR
lS75.-We the undersigned, receivers Of said
taxes, do hereby give notice to all such per-
sons as have not called or made some ar
rangements that WE will send each one
postal card requesting him or her to call.
Having rendered their bills. called time
and again, and while many have called,a
great many have not; and, the latter we
most respectfully ask to give this their at
done our duty In trying to collect these
taxes, and while we have no desire to dis.
tress any one, We have responsibility
resting on U.S. The money is due us. We
have given bonds to the city, and we are
money, and is urging US to collect it or pay
1t, and we propose to do SO. We must
therefore collect 1t. And furthermore, we
do not intend to be two years collecting
one years taxes.
and School Taxes for 1875. will please call
at once at the Collectors Office and make
payment; otherwise we shall proceed, ac-
cording to law, to make collections. We
are under bonds to the city for the cOllec-
tions Of all tax on the Assessment Books
We therefore give this notice to all delin-
quents, and If they do not comply must, OF
necessity. abide the consequences.
Office No. 70 East Sixth street, between
MuFkeJ anu hluR.
Hours from o'clock a. m. to IL M, and
from to and to 8 pm.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver OF Northern District. Qncluding
oil north of Sixth street.
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver Of Southern District, QncludinE
all Outh Of Sixth street.
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWf
ERS.
THOSE WHO SELL OR TRANSFE
REAL ESTATE WILL OBLIGE tn
UNDERSIGNED BY LEAVING A N,
TICE THEREOF AT OUR OFFICE Thu
WE MAY ASSESS 1T TO THE PROP]
OWNERS.
EDMUND PROVOST,
EDWARD FARMER,
fe22-tf City Assessor
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The Weather To. Day.

In the Middle and Eastern States high
winds succeeded by falling barometer,
northwest winds, shifting to southerly or
easterly, slowly rising temperature, and
clear or partly cloudy weather.
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A New Phase in the Beecher Scandal

NEW YORK, March 3.-The Graph
ic Of this P. NJ. says "The Rev. DR.. Storrs
has resigned the Presidency of the Ameri-
can Congregational Union and his Director
ship in the Home Missionary.
The cause of his action is the
Interpolation Of the congregation by the
recent Advisory Council, this rebellion of
the leading minister of the Congregational
Church is full of ofsignificance."
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
The U. 3. Stea merP Franklin.

SOUTHAMPTON, March 3-The United
States steamer Franklin, now here will pro-
coed to Cherbeurgs probably the last of next
week. From there she will 60 to Gilbral
tar, where she will transfer the works OF
art for the Philadelphia Centennial Exhi.
bition to the storeship Supply. The Frank
Inns orders are to be at Gibraltar early in
April.
Den Carlos Delays Ais Departure.
BouLoGNE, March 3.-Don Carlos has
deferrnd his departure for England until
half-past 2 tomorrow afternoon.
The Winslow Case,
LONDON, March 3.-Winslow was
brought to the Bow Street Police Court this
morning, and formally committed for extra.
dition. Before the commencement of the
proceedings Winslow's family had an in
terview with him in bis cell. Winslow was
more cheerful, and bowed slightly to the
magistrate on entering the dock. He stood
during the proceedings, not requesting to
be seated.
4 Desperate Street Row.
DUBLIN, March S.-A desperate street
row occurred in this city yesterday. A num-
Der Of persons were injured. The police
did not interfere.
Bon Carlos Wants Peace.
PARIS, March. 3.-Fiftcen.t Thousand Car
lists have crossed the frontier and taken
refuge in France. Don Carlos has issued
a manifesto expressing himself as desirous
of ending blooodshed, but says I" forbear
continuing a glorious struggle, but l will
never sign convenio or fold the flag until
the moment of my redemption"
The Morning herald., 1876-03-04

DIANO AND ORGAN TUNING, Churc
i Oragans, Cabinet Organs, NelodeOni
Pianos, and all kinds Of musical instru
ments tuned and repaired; new Bellows an
Reeds made for Cabinet Organs and Mele
deons; ~ years experience. J. H. Bleyo
~ orange street, Oct3-Sm
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The London "Times," in its financial ar.
ticle, says that United States railway stcu.
rites continue unaltered ; funded loans ull-
changed and firm.
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MAMMOTH GOLIAH INDIAN CORN

MAMMOTH GOLIAH INDIAN CORN.
We planted last spring on Long Island a
small quanty (Which we obtained with
great difficulty of this Gigantic, and as vet
very rare variety of Indian Corn. In Sen
tember, by actual measurement q large
majority Of the stalks stood from II to Ia
feet in height. and still growing, with from
TWO 10 nve enormous Ears of Corn growing
on almost every stalk.
The yield was at the rate of 200 bushels of
ear corn per acre. while the fodder crop"
wasimmense and of flne quality.
We could have sold the entire crop, for
large price, to q New York Seedsmun, but
declined to DO so, preferring to keep the
crop Tor the accommodation of our nume-
rous country patrons. who will find it large
ly to to their interests to secure at least q
small selection of this rare variety for thu
coming spring planting. Live Agricultur-
Plough, lCultlvators are poor things both
ways between the rows, followed by a judi-
cious use of the hoe, will be astounded by
the result following. We will send by mali
to any address ONE package on receipt of 70
cents and two three cent stamps, or fHREK
packages on receipt of 81. 90 and two three
cent stamps. To agents So 90 per dozen and
4 three cent stamps.
40~Our supply is limited. Parties desir-
| ing to secure either OF the above rare seeds.
| should not delay their orders, All seed
SOLD by us warranted fresh and to germin-
ate. NO goods sent G. o. ID. Cash must ac-
company all orders. For either Of above
FELIX CLARE &Co.,
ieZo-Sm 22i East ll3th ST.. New York.
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WINES 4 LIQUORS,

IN STORE THE FOLLOWING lNE
l. WHISTLES:
Hannisville Pure Rye, 1873.
A. Overholt 4 Co.'s Pure Rye, lS7l-7g.7&
Hyatt & Clark's Nherwood) Pure Rye. .iS8
w. & w. IXL) Rye and Malt, 1859.
Having stored the above Whiskiey prio,
TO the Increase Of tax, they will be sold
without any advance in price.
FRANCIS KELLY.
No. lO3 Market 81.
aug &-N
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WANTED-By young man ----~
w habits q situation in '.'aii n si or steady
ne y can make hlmselfgenerally lly useruii.w eiui Where
THIS OFFirPEy
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-GERMANIA BUILDJyc
l. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION No, :
800 Shares of this favoritc Loan stocl, ,h
series at 81 90 q share.
Extract from third annual report;
lst series paid on each share, Sl2Oo
value of WM
advance on each share. $50.
2nd paid on each share, Sl2 %.
value of 1881.
advance on each share. Is ".
3rd series paid on each share, S!y co.
value of " ESs
advance on each share, IS S.
M. l.. LICHTENSTFIN,
1ebl5-lm Secretary.
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BAND OF REGULATORS HAVE JUST
N organizedand made their Beadquar'
ters at the Ba, mum Hotel, Fifth and Orange
Street.
President-Joseph Croakenhauser,
Vice. e-rresident--W W. Belknap,
Secretary-0. E. Babcock,
Financial Secretary--C. J. Joyce,
Treasurer-P. b. Pinchbeck,
Sergeant at Arms-Louis W. Kellogg,
Sentinel Governor Ames,
InSpector-Horsey Mcdonald.
Pinchback.
For further particulars or information
call here between s and 10 An
COLLECTOR CASEY,
Chairman Of Committee.
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WANTS.

" ply 81 InTA IS 4 glrl rn,t9 to do Housework =
Az and wea"ssdsyyG a,"s dHyGst &
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FOR RrNT.

E'0R r NT.-House No. Ills Choy,n,,,>
nsIce - ressrstlon op ta & at any time Rent To
Of VIM. L. Gilbert, Pennsvlvn,n, inquire
Front and King. ''A'' ilouse
The Morning herald., 1876-03-04

EOR RENT.-0ne of the h.c, -
l. ness stands in WILMINGTON y tnysl' oasl'
as Chadwick,s Fountain Hotel, Ice 1cIoHa crosma
Garden and Museum 1t is tie opIr IIIeia an
cream cream garden IN the city. This is li cianssss ss
WM. II. CHADWICK
No. 2O7 and 200 W. ,th .ira,,,
janl4-tf Wilm,n"t,n,n'e ,,'eTL
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IMPORTANT
TO
G A r DE NE RS
A ND
A g RICU LTU RIST TS!

EMPEROR WILLIAM" CABBAGE,
The best. largest. hardest and most pro-
f1table variety Of Winter Cabbage known
in Europe, and imported to this country
exclusively by us last spring, where, with
the most ordinary cultivation, it foul ishes
astonishingly. attaining an enormous size
and selling in the market al prices most
gratifying to the producer. In transplant
ing, great care should be used. to give suffi.
size of the mouth of flour barrel, is the
average run Of this choice variety. One
package of the seed sent postpaid on receipt
Of 50 cents. Three packages to one address
S1,W. To agents $500 per dozen and three
cent stamps.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-04

VIILLANOvA COLLEGE, DELAWARE
" COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA,
This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges, 10 under the charge of the
Aueustini Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire to make
cial course. Itis situated on the PeRnsyl-
vania Central Railroad, eleven miles from
Philad elphia. Railroad station and Post
Office on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session of five months, Qn
advance $50.
For full particular send for Catalogy Q,
Very Rev. T. GALLERY,
dec. l-Jyr. Pres1 dent.
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PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALE!
Will be sold at Public Sale, on the Premi.
SeS, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1876,
At ~ o'clock. p. M, all that piece or parcel
Of land, situated on Lord street, between
Spruce and Church streets, with a
FIR A Me ST ABLE
thereon erected. Size of lot 36 feet on Lord
stI eet, running back 50 feet deep, ,adjoinins
lands of Isaac McKaig and John G. Baker,
RD-Sale positive. Terms at sale.
C. MESSICK.
L. w. STIDHAM e. SON, Auctioneers e
No. Ill East Fourth Street,
m2 is Wilmington, Del.
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CT. STEPHENS HOTEL
CHESTNUT ABOVE TENTH STREET.
Philadelphia.
Your attention is respectfully called to
this new and elegant hotel, centrally loea.
ted, convenient to all public Offices, places
of amusement and interest
Furnished throughout in the most elabo-
rate manner. No pains will be spared TO
make this molel hotel, pleasant and
agreeable to those who favor us with q
visit. Transient rates from $3. 90 to $50 per-
day. Special rates to families and perma.
nent guests.
THOS. ASHTON, Prop'r
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EDR kENT.-A house si.uale,, in ,bs oo.
L trail portion of the city, one don, fren, re,,
Market street, suitable for q large Lpardinaa aim
house, has ten rooms M stairs 'u,ns ann1,s
No. West Fourth street, Ciiy. iHnsisniMMS'
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EOH KENT'-$mall house. No. ~ w,
once or Rverview St ESr temst terms inquire H S
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EOR SALE.-Lot Of nice cider barrels 10
L make room for oysters, apply at
Sept.A tt 405 MARKET 81.
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AD-With each package of Seed, we send
"sure remedy against the ravagcs of tn
CABBAGE FLY" or other Pest, on youn
and tender plants.
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wharf Rockland Friday morning, No clue has
been obtained as yet.
PIsCATAoUIs COUNTY.
Foxcroft Republicans elected the following
delegates to attend the District Convention to
De heId at Bangor, next Wednesday: DR..
VIM. Buck, 2. NJ. Jefferds, A. W. Gilman,
Chas. S. Ham.
PENoBscOT COUNTY.
correspondent writes to the Wing from
Passadumkeag that the mail carriers are now
transporting the mails in canoes and trudginS
along part OF the way on foot, just as they
used to when the country between Rowland
and Passadumkeag was first settled. This
state OF things is brought about by the carrying
away OF bridges and impossible condition of
the roads for teams.
A Base Ball Association is to be organized in
Bangor.
WALDO COUNTY.
The Age says Mrs. Mary, wife of Parker
Jewett formerly of Belfast, died at Chenoa,
Illinois, 4th inst, aged r. She was the daugh-
ter of John Cochran, one of the early settlers
OF Belfast, who was one of the number who
threw overheard the British tea in Boston
Aarbor at the commencement of the revolu-
uonary war;
While S. B. Gillian and TWO other men were
painting on the ship in Carter's yard, Belfast
Monday, the staging on which they were stand
ing gave way and fell with crash Gillian
was thrown onto the rocks on the shore and
badly bruised, but the others fortunately
escaped injury.
Judge Knowlton of Liberty was badly kicked
last week by his horse, and is confined to his
house and will be for some time to come by
reason of the injury received.
The anniversary of the Belfast Reform Club
was celebrated Friday night by banquet at
Hayford Hall. About three hundred members
and guests were present
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STATE NEWS.
FRANKLIN COUNTY

rhANhLlN COUNTY
Miss M. e. Stiles of Pennington has in her
possession natural curiosity in the form of
horned toad. The animal was sent her from
California some two weeks ago.
A reform club has been organized in New
Vineyard and numbers over seventy mem beers
on both pledges-ffty-two on the iron clad.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Mr.Abram Meader of Ellsworth was severely
injured in attempting to stop runaway horse
last. Sunday.
Our correspondent from Cranberry Isles
writes Herbert Rice, young boy, while over
back of the island with a hoe in his hand
caught hold of clump of bushes for some
thing on the bank, which gave way. precipitat-
ing him distance of ten or twelve feet, strik-
ing his head, which was fearfully cut and in
luring him badly. The men on, board pass
ing Vessel saw the accident, came ashore,
picked him up and carried him home. DR..
Spear dressed the wounds and thinks he will
recover although at!the cost of bad scar.
KENNEBEo COUNTY.
The Journal says Mr.. A.W. Bracket of Pitts
field, the noted horse man, had a queer experi-
ence with horse the other day. On Monday
be shipped horse for Boston, on board the
train at Plttsheld. just before reaching Fair.
field when the train was going at the rate cf
twenty-five miles an hour the horse becoming
frightened settled back in the car. breaking
the halter. The door of the box car was open
and out of this the borse plunged, going lend
over end" The animal then picked himself up
and ran couple of miles, and was altogether
unframed
KNOX COUNTY.
A little daughter of Capt. Dermont of Rock.
land was bitten twice by small dog ON Mon
day, as she was returning home from school,
Last Tuesday evening officer Spear found a
two months old baby upon the piazza of the
/ residence Of Mr. Thos S. Lindsey OF Rockiand
| as as Mr. Lindsey and family were absent the
ofncer took the child to his own house.
Marshal Lowe and the Police force at Rock
| traffic.
Inc free Press says Thomas Joy had vesse
oi ABOUT I'VE tons stolen from A. f. Ames
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Plymouth church will hold their last sociable
for the season this evening.
A gentleman living on High street has been
trying to get plumber to do a small job at his
house for the last three weeks, but they are all
driven with work, and still the cry of hard
times is heard in the land.
That uptown merchant has at last killed the
troublesome rat, and now he goes to bed like
other folks.
Black, who has been engaged as pitcher on
the Resolutes, will arrive from Boston Tuesday,
when the club will at once 60 into practice.
Curtis & Fobes have been dredging in the
harbor at Fall River The iron grapple attach
tached to the dredge took up boulder weigh
ing thirty tons. They next 90 to Wareham,
where they have large contract.
John F. Sterling is building an addition to
his hotel at Peaks Island.
Rev. Mr.. Day, Capt. j. B. Coyle, and also
members of the Reform Club will address the
people at Allen Mission this evening. The
public are invited.
After this week the steamer Lewiston will
make two trips per week, leaving every Tues
day and Friday evening.
The jewelry thieves were bound over il the
sum of $500 each in the Municipal Court, yes
terday morning. Some think they may get
bonds so as to 60 to.tbe Centennial.
The Fourth of July Committee held another
meeting alast evening to perfect the arrange
ments for the grand celebration.
The Montgomery Guards were out drilling
last evening, They made fine appearance
under Lieut. Galley.
Lots of men who were at Music Hall last
evening told their wives they we've going to the
lodge.
Was ever news SO scarce.
Officers Rice and Langmaid picked up an in
toxicated man near Stafford's block last even
ing and took him to the station. He had near
~ $40 on his person, which would have scou
left him if the officers had not taken him from
his bad companions.
"Quacks and quackery" are to receive a ter
rible blow from DR.. j. S. Cram, at Mechanics
Hall this evening. The Doctor gave free lee
ture on electricity at the Office of his hotel last
evening. He talks finely.