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The Morning herald., 1876-10-10
THE GALLERY BOYS.
What one of Them Says,


To the Observing eye in our Opera House,
there is no part of the audience that affords
more of instruction as an index of the SYM
pathetic, than the gallery, sometimes
termed the "home of the Gods" 1t is here
that patriotic speech receives It's loudest
"encore," tear, tremor in the voice,
finds the warmest sympathizers, among the
most lily clad Of this class. The triumph
Of virtue over injustice, the fall of the vii
lain Of the piece, finds appreciation'in yells
and shrieks that would be considered con-
taminating among the more delicate organ-
izations of society which sit in the luxurious
chairs below. But after all, which is the
most sincere, the most genuine phase Of
society; that which freezes the instincts Of
nature to the stiff forms of convential aris-
tocracy, or that which thunders out the first
impulse with hands, feet and mouth. It.
would take but poor judge to decide.
A reporter of THE HERALD last Saturday
evening at the play of "the Streets of New
York" had conversation with lad who
is always on hand when there is an enter
tainment at the Opera House. It makes
but little difference whether the play be one
of .Shakespear's greatest, or something in
which roaring, clustering and heavy man
tears the scenery to pieces. This devotee to
the temple of Thespis, is there, and as ready
to offer criticism in his plain, unassuming
style of "a bully piece you bet," with Us
much freedom as though couched in the
effort of some ofthe best critics.
"What did you think of itV said the
HERALD man.
"Well, you know boss, ef that big Frank,
what they called Badger, had stumped the
plum, and jugged Bludgood first thing, why
you see 1t would have been over sooner
twas.
"stumped the plum, why what does that
mean2"
"Why you sec, plum is police, they's
all plums, stumped means stop 'em short,
and now yez have the meaning of 'stumped
the plum"
The next minute he had his fists up to
some other boy named Patsey something,
who had stepped on his toes. The news
paper man then left, and how he and Pat
sey settled 1t deponent saith not.
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May0r's Court,

In the absence of the Mayor, George
O'Neill, Esq, presided at the hearings at
the police headquarters, last night, when
the following cases were disposed of.
VIM. j. Richardson on the complaint of
Horatio Connell, for interfering with him in
quenching bond fire, fined costs, and Geo.
Lloyd for threats to Horatio Connell; dis
missed with repremand.
Scott Lopez, colored, for an assault and
battery on James Conwell, was fined one
dollar and costs.
VIM. Lamber, a lad about Is years of age
on the oath of James Kennedy, for striking
him with stone, was fined 81 and costs,
and held in the sum of 800 to keep the
peace.
John Dillahy, colored, was arranged be-
fore his Honor on the charge of uttering
forged tax receipts to sustain the charge,
Witnesses were sworn as follows:
John Henry Phul sworn-Moses Injury
came to vote in the Fifth ward; told Chand-
Ter to take his name, and retained his tax
receipt, and know him to be the person,
(pointing to Moses H. Murry), and have
had the receipt in my possession ever since.
Lewis Mccall sworn-the tax receipt is
forgery, and the seal is forgery. did
not sign the receipt, nor stampit. Moses
Murry is not on the assessment list for
1874.
Moses Murry colored, sworn-Have had
the receipt for nearly two years; Mr.. Dill
lshy asked me at that time If was going
to vote; said no; had no receipt; he an
swcred he had one for me; went to bis place
OF business under the Eighth street marke
house, and he gave me that receipt, (mean-
lug the one exhibited which Mccall swore
was forgery.)
Mr.. A. Given was sworn, and tested he
knew some colored man was arrested at the
Fifth ward polls, but did not know 1t was
Murry until the trial, and then went into
the cells and asked Murry (being neigh
lor), where he got the receipt, as he had
tcld him at the city election that he was w.
o. the duplicates, and therefore had j..
right TO vote, and he said that John Dli.
lahy had given 1t to him.
John Legg, Sergeant of Police, testified
that the night after the trial of Murray h.
had an interview with Murray, who said II
they did not see him out he would give
somebody away.
Mr.. Dillahy stated that If he had given
receipt to Murray he did not rccollect It,
and protested his innocence of any inten-
ton on his part to do anything wrong. The
Squire held him for bail in the sum of $500
tor his appearance at court, and remarked
to him that he had no doubt that he had
been imposed upon, as many other colored
persons had been, as they would find out to
their sorrow.
WIN Lawlor was charged by the school
teachers Of Public School No. 10, In the
Ninth ward, with breaking glasses and dis
orderly conduct, was fined 81 and costs, ,and
held in $500 to keep the peace.
George w. Harmat, ,colored, on the charge
of drunk and disordarly, was fined 50 cents
and costs.
John Armstrong, on the charge of being
drunk and disornerly, was fined so cents
and costs, with the admonition If he was
brought in again he would 60 to New Cas-
tie.
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NOTICE.-I, John Hartman, do hereby
~ give notice that l shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF
Delaware, in and for the county OF New
Castle, on Monday, the goth day OF Novem-
Der next, being the first day OF the Noyem-
Der Term, A. d., 1879, for q License to keep
an Inn or Tavern. at the Northwest corner
Of Lowering Avenue and Riddles road. in
the 7th Ward Of the city Of Wilmington,
county and State Aforesaid, to sell intoxi-
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises. and the
following freeholders Of said ward recon-
mend the said application. to wilt:
CS Neldie, William Berry,
B r Perkins, Allen Cloud,
William @ Boord, X. II. KunSord,
n L LLichtenstein, John Donshoe,
John Jones, VIM A Bacon,
Hamilton Stewart, John r Cleadeu.
Benjamin F Law Henry Dandy,
Andrew Stewart, Charles Dougherty,
William Hamilton, Sc nuel Bruce,
Adrian Hughes, Michael COllans,
Louis bartholomew, James McKendfick,
Benjamin Fritsch, Daniel Dougherty,
Augustus Fondler, John Il Malone,
oct0-st JOHN HARTMAN.
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NrOTICE.-I, John Fehrenbach do hereby
Y give notice that I shall apply TO the
judges OF the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State of
Delaware, in and for the county Of New
Castle, on Monday, the 10th day Of Novem-
ber next, being the first day of the Noven-
Der Term, 4. D.. 1876, for a license to keep
an Inn or Tavern, at the N. w.. corner OF
Fourth and French streets. in the Fourth
Ward Of tho city Of Wilmington, county
and state aforesaid, to sell intoxicating
LIQUORS in less quantitis than one quart to
b. drunk on the premises and the follow.
Ing frseholders Of said ward recommend
the said application, to wit:
Henry r Albert. Charles B Parry,
Joh Fullmer, John d Kurtz,
Charles Sommer. Gottlieb Mammels,
Peter Thielman, William Gatta,
George Adele, Louis Kaiser,
q Messick. Thomas b Eaton,
Joseph Teas, Leopold Scnnmaker,
Charles Krapt, Francis N Jacquett,
Matthew Kern, Alexander j Hart
John Henson, Jos Blank,
James A Hart, Joseph Landthaler,
John Otto, Clemens BaeEler:
OctQ 81 JOHN FEHRENBACH.
DIVORCES i llssaS,tssl soSsssla:d a:d in has; any
State for orincompatability, &c. Residence not
material. Fee after decree - AQdr9ae 4azss
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The Democratic Executive Committee
awarded to Nathan Lieberman, 8. E. corner
Fifth and Market streets. the contract to
furnish 675 shirts. The price 10 $l.O0 per
dozen. cheaper than thar. onaald
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NJOTlCE.-We, the undersigned Of the
n old Hickory Pioneer Club Of tn e Tenth
Rard, certify that the foll0wing-na
3entie emen are authorized to collect all
honies for the Club: James McGrath, ohn
D0lan and John 7. McDernott.
ROBERT CJ1TIN9HAM. Pres.
Attest: THOMAS +. O'DoRNELL,
oct7.3t Recording Secretary.
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st. Peters congregation will give q grand
supper on Thanksgiving night for the. .bene-
flt Of the poor. ,
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rrANTED-Immediatel in q family ot
w two. q middle aged white woman, to
take full charge. Apply at nv .uprun
IT. W. 00l1 LIZ 1 "a AASA1DA'
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NOTICE.-We, Frank johnson & John
IN Percy, do hereby give notice that we
shall apply to the Judges Of the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and 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., 1876 for
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 bs
drunk on the premises; and the following
freeholoers of said ward recommended the
said application, to wit:
Thomas B Eaton, VIM Alsentzer.
s D Newlin Gaorge Abele.
John HaNson, Matthew Kern,
Alexander Hart, G0ttlieb Mammele,
Thomas Fox, Frederick Mysr,
Alex Saville, Joseph Blank,
John Fullmer, Francis ID Jacquett,
James Parker, Charles Parry,
John Fehrenbach, John y Kurtz,
James Heal, Hugh Ftnegan,
Frank LaPiere, ] B Lapiere.
Michael Cottingham, Leopold Schumacher,
Bernard Bonner, George Fl P simmons,
James Brannan.
FRANK JOHNSON & JOHN PERCY.
oct9-3t
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TNOR EX Three Houses worth
b. "a vandvt REYNOLDS d co.
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TTTANTED-Roard in the city Of Will
w mington, for which q liberal price
wilI be paid Address A. f..
~ W. w r Ridgely, Md.
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ANTED-A woman to cook, wash and
oo-tf AT E: FOURTH STREET.
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Minor Locals.

The Expert base ball club on Saturday
defeated the Red Stockings by score of 10
%.
The lumber Office cf Isaac Y: LLOYD WA,
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THIRD ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE
WILMINGTON TROTTING AsSOCI-
ALTON,
will be held at the
Wilmington Trott1ng Park,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
october 10th, llth and 18th.
liz ENTRIES OF WELL-KNOWN
HORSES FOR NINE PURSES.
List of Entries:
FIRST DAYS TRIAL OF SPEED.
Tuesday, October 10.
Purse No. ], 10. Glass 4minutes. IL horses
Purse n Q. 2, $lOe. Class minutes. Is horses.
Purse No. 8, $3.50. Glass 2.45. l2horses.
SECOND DAY-wEDNEsDAY. OCT. H..
Purse No. 4, SIS. Glass $50. 1s horses.
Purse No. 5, $50. Pacing Race, free to all.
horses.
Purse No. 6, $2CO. Glass 2.iO. IA horses.
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY, OCT. IL,
Purse No. 7, go, Glass minutes, to Road
Wagons. 12horses.
Purse No. s, SI25. Glass $50. II horses.
Purse No. 8, $500. Class 2.90. 8horses.
SINGLE ADMISSION, 80 CTS.
Horses and carriages free.
AEHorses will be called for the first race
on each day at O'Clock, sharp.
VIM, H. THOMPSON, President: GEO.
w. OkTLLP, Treasurer; ]. MARSH HAR.
Ian Secretary. oct7-At
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dn1O DAY AT HOME:-.Aggent1sI e. e n1IE Xanted' !, ed
xlZ Outfit and terms free. TRUE 10y q C0'
augusta, Maine, p0-lyeoo'
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VOL. 2. NO. AZ.
WANTS.

WANTED-slO 0oO. $7,ot0, $500, on we'll Sc
" cured real estate.
oQ-eod3t HE1NOEDS q w.
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yriCE.-The partnership heretofore ex-
istins between Frederick Meyers, Rob-
rs r.. armstrong, Joseph Freeman. Patrick
m!ta NY ana John McNiff, trading as Meyers,
vnnsH,rEong vnH Eg d Co., has been this day dis.
~ Io, oy mutual consent. The business Of
kyers so urn will be settled by Frederick
f. H. MEYERS,
ROBERT A. ARMSTRONG,
Joseph FREEMAN,
PATRICK HORTY,
JOHN MONTE,
kato az business of manufacturing morocco
n ,Vvl2re n,i r conducted by Meyers, Armstrong
Ad"atil pc continued at the old stand, NO.
bahns street, Wilmington, DEL, by the
ept2l-et2taw ~ a. AdamS M % street.
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1NDNMg -Four large life-like Steel En-
AU EN ~ cravings Of the Presldentlal
MAKE Candidates sell rapidly. Send
a1S DAY for circular. N. Y. Engraving
Co.. IS Wall Street, Box 336. N. Y. aug3ltf
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1TrANTED TO RENT-A store, grocery
w rreferred, in town or surrounding
4o,nns Address CASH, HERALD office.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT.-House, Stable and Lot, on
Townsend street, east side,
o9.eod3G REYNOLDS & co.
NOR RENT,-Store, Slaughter house and
+ premises, No. 334 Tatnal. Street, with
Fixtures, &C, Possession given in two weeks
from time of fapplication.
Apply to MARY AHRENS,
tf l4l5 Delaware Avenue.
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A1OTICE.-NATURAL RAL1ZATION.- Aliens
may declare their Intentions before the
j. 8. District Court and obtain their hrst
Sapers on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
lights, from 30 to s 80 o'clock, until alter
.he general election.
s. r. SMITH, Clerk.
Office, ,second-story Post-oface Building.
ctl0-lm
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NOTICES.

G, Msssick's stall, at Third
III street Market House, can be found
choice lot of Boil, Goshen. and Bradiord
bounty butter, that can not.De exce!iea u IN
he city. octlV-4'
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thursday, THE 10Th DAY OF OCTO-
BER, 1875,

aocordanc ce with said invitation do here
recommend to the citizens of the State
~ me said 10Th day of October, 1875, be
proprlately observed and that the Cen
nnlal Commissioners of the State take
cn action, as to them shall seem most
opet, Tor the public observance Of the
q az the Centennial Grounds in Phila-
pnla, and l do hereby invite all the
Iaizehs \ or Delaware, and all Delawareans
thsir descendants residing in other
Etlons Of the United states, or elsewhere,
w. present and participate In worthily
A.Mem0rating those events which mark
trn rise and progress Of the State, and IL
liens.
testimony whereof have hereunto set
,hhy nand and caused ths Great Seal OF
Sa Sne State to be affixed, at Dover, this
oSc0hd o ''ay Of October. in the year OF
our oul Lord, one thousand eight hundred
aau seventy.six, and of the indepen-
eace .na OF the State, the one hundred
tho Governor, AN 0
o,o 1aNATiUs O. GRU1B, %
Wv secretary Of State.
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OTICE-A PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

WHEREAS, The United States Centennial
)pmmission has invited the several States
assist in celebrating the International
xposition, held in honor of the one hun
fedth anniversary of the Independence OF
e United States, by setting apart suit
,e DAY for the COMMUNICATION OF the
fowth and progress of the thirteen orlgi-
y Colonies and States.
Now, therefore. John P. Cochran, Gov.
nor of Delaware, having set apart
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FOR SALE.
STOLEN.

number of bills having been
|O stolen from my Office, either SATURDAY
|or Sunday night last, all parties indebted
Ito me are cautioned against making set.
Element with any one except myae!A
Octl0-3t lSAAC LLOfD.
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will be at Wilmington Fair
III Ground on Tuesday, Wednesday land
Thursday, prepared to alter horses OF all
lges, standing. -
10th and Market w, Phtla
Ar pelmont Driving Park, octlO-2t
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TIE NAN WHO DRINKS.

The man who drinks isnsyer. in the end /.
the man who laughs lie ~ generally the
one who weeps. Or for whom others must
shed bitter Tears. lie is. alas! member
ofno particular class Of society. You meet
him everywhere, from tie lowest 70 the
highest place 10 this world, srd always find
only biso~n worst eaelay. but the M.
conscious eheHly Of all who trust him.
II among band " harl working me-
chauics you find one wbo. on wages others
deem Sufficient fvr decent clothes. tidy
rooms and comfortable diaaers. Is always
out nj the elbows. always st loggerheads
with bis landlord. and always complaining
of bard times, ten q, ,vne, be ]. the man
who drinks. '. w
n. on the Judges beach. you meet a
man whs deals unjustly who judges m.
rig,leously. who u fscetious ia The pres
euee Of misery. and makes crime jesi. and
the sentence Of soine poor wretch an ex,
cuse Tor stupid puns aud vulgar witticisnis,
there. also. Jou may know the. psn who
driaks--in his own snug little room, per.
hsps not openly. but 90 the SAME.
Il you sec a woman worn. pale and
wretched FROM some unknoxD cause, fear 10
her eyes aud anxiety 10 her voice, youth
gone too early, and daily duties mere sad
burdens. ten 20 onc her husband isthe nnn
who driaks; for who ever knew.tkat nan to
keep his vow.and love and cherish aud pro-
teet his wifes
The beggur children IN the cutters. igno-
rant and vile and wretched beyond descrip.
tion. are bis offspring. The Jail opens d,
let hIhl 10. TIE galIoss sometimes ends
his life.
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AN INCIDENT on THE KEy0LU-
TION. ~

. N H. l 3 j a
While engaged IN oyerhauIipg some old
Historical Records, came across he fol-
lowing account. which had never before
sceii Ur heardtOf H .aaa@
Towardiac clsse Of .he Reyolutionary
War Capt. John Curtis, If lSale,s. coma
meuced cruising in q s!oop uf about sixty
tons, mounting SIX carriage guns and two
swiyels. and called the Lincoln Gally. Mr.
Askins, who subsequently resided IN Thorn.
aston. lale; was his Il lieutenant. Gav.
Curtis cruised along the eastern shores sifh
u view to protect our coasters. and one
day he received ipforipation from, a fisher
man that several Aiherican vessels had
bsen captured. and carried into Annapolis
Royal, port on the Nova Scotia coast.
fhither Capt. Curtis at once steered. He
arrived off The harbor in the night, and
ordered Askins TO man the boat. with twelve
picked men. and reconnoitre the barbor.
aud, il practicable, 70 surprise and take
the fort. laska q
Mr. Askins was q cool Z elear-headed,
brave man and 50 well did be acquit him
self Of the important trust that. he effected
a landing without discovery. and proceed
ing directly to the fort he completely SUR
prised the guard. made The governor b
prisoner 10 bis bed. and. astonishing as Il
may seem. be not only. BY bold stratagem.
succeeded in capturing the fort. With eigh-
teen guns, aud upwards Of hundred and
fifty prisoners Of war, but be also captured
the town. sssa So taS
At daylight. Askins boisted his signal at
the fort, on which Captain Curtis ran up
with bis vessel 10 the town. and executed
csritulatinn. Askins had secured and
puraded the prisoners. spiked and disabled
tie cannon, aud brought of the public
stores. By this gallant and almost unex-
nmplcd achievement. hundred and fifty
American soldiers. who were prisoners at
Halifax. were released on exchange. A.
mong these prisoners was Captain Potter.
whose daring priyateering exploits had made
him famed. aud who had harsssed the
British on those shores exceedingly. This
officer the enemy. for awhile. strenuous,y
refused to give up; but the governor was
held prisoner until they finally, and with
grsat reluctsDce, yielded up Captain Pot
ter in exchange.
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year ifyou will give US thisappropriation
.aad II we do not furnish triple aud quad
rupIe next year what we did lnst year
tiien III belnalfof North Narolina will
bay thatyoaa may strike ont tbeappro-
Epriafion.a ri .. aS SO ata y, @ 60
: Mr. Hcleman. The argument from year
stoyear 10 favorof keeping up this assay
Office has been the same, except us to rail-
roads. Wehave Appropriated 1T least $40
go forthis mint Within the last eight
years; aiul there never has been inael,
.inore bullion deposiled there b. any one
| year than the aiuountI have stated. We
p'an'loued II last year, because amy assay
ofilte certainly ugIlt hot To be Kept up foi
the purpose n sssxy'fng so.00sin tuition.
Now my friend asks fars5,oUo'
Mr. Dayiss M; sa.ooo. = t ia
MrsHoln'anr i Med, That u. within So
600 " All the bullion ingpId aud silver
tim. would 90 there, according 10 lhe re-
port made by tile Director of tie Mint. !
am willing that you shall have all tile gold
and siiverbulIlonthat sou can get QUE oi
the mines there. hut loask Congressio APP
propriate fouror five thousand dollars Ia
keep up llie mint a.a poiut where No little
bullion isdeppsited Is asking TOO much.
Itseeins 10 me that my friend must OBJ
serve that there Is really. no excuse for
Keeping this lnintor assay Office.
lr. Randall. III recolect rightly, last
year We I,rrposed 10 give this assay Office
tostI,s stats fpr si,ieadulaI i,irl.ose-: that
Is my,recollection u Il really no necessity
for III assay Office there. would now
like 10 have vote.
The question was taken on the amend.
ment Of Mr.. Davis; aud nn n diyision,
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