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The Morning herald., 1876-10-02

at the rate of 70 cents per 100 pounds; 100 to
1000 pounds at 60 cents per 100 pounds; ton
TO 5 tons at $40 per ton, over that amount,
special rates.
All accounts to be cash daily or weekly,
unless otherwise agreed upon.
Having secured a large stock Of excellent
quality OF ice, we are now prepared to furn-
ish our friends at the above rates, and will
guarantee all who may favor us with their
orders entire satisfaction. Careful drivers,
regular delivery. m27-6m
The Morning herald., 1876-10-02
ICE DEALERS.

Is to 100 pounds at 70 cents per hundred:
100 to 1000 pounds, 90 cents per hundred.
to 8 tons, $40 per ton. Special rates for
larger quantities. Eastern ice only.
ap4-8m j. B. CONROW SONs
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LEVI BIRD says Samuel j. Tilden is an
honest man.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-02
FOR PRESIDENT.
SAMUEL J. TILDEN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
JOHN H. RODNEY, New Castle Co.
JOHN w. SHARP, Kent Co.
GEO. w. WILLEN, Sussex Co.
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DELAWARE COLLEGE.

The next collegiate year will commence
on WEDNESDAY evening. September 9th.
There are three courses of study
!, The Classical.
III. The Scientific and Agricultural.
III. The Literary.
A selection OF studies, however, may be
made but a regular course Is strongly re-
commended.
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FOR LEVY COURT

WILLIAMP. LODGE. Brandywine.
LANES CARS WELL. Wilmington.
ADOI Plus HUSBANDS, Christiana.
ALBERT H. SILVER. New Castle.
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THE HERALD.

TIN AoRrIxe sdARALD 10 puolished
Oveey morning, (sunaays exceptsdJ and
delivered In the city OF Wilmington and
surrounding places for six cents per week,
payable to the carriers. Mail subscriptions,
postage fres, three dollars per annum In
advance.
O'BYRNE BRos., Publishers,
No. 500 shipley Street,
Wilmington, Del.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES.

FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
JAMES w, WARE, Wilmington.
JOHN w, r, KILLGORE. Cnristiana.
.JOHN E, BARTHOLOMEW. Mill Greek.
THOMAS HOLCOMB, New Castle.
THOMAS BIRD, Red Lion.
LANES NICHOLSON, Pencader.
EDWIN r. COCHRAN, st. Georges.
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EDUCATIONAL.
OF THE SECOND YEAR
OF
#. BECHKR'S MUSIC SCHOOL,

The term consists OF ten months, Begin
ming with first Monday Of September, end
ing with the last day of June
Terms for beginners, 10 months, $50; five
months Sl5. Advanced scholars whole
term) 10 months, $40; half term, 5 months,
$50. All the necessary music furnished
gratis by the school.
All scholars entering the school meet for
classification at the music room, McClary's
building. No. 6OS Shipley treet on first and
second day af September. from to
o'clock, augl6-1m
The Morning herald., 1876-10-02

FOR STATE SENATOR,
HARRY sHARPLEY, Brandywine Hid.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-02

OFFICES:-No. East Second Street, and
Fifteenth and KiAg Sts,. Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-02

WILMINGTON, OCTOBER 2, 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-23

The Rochester Chronicle has Information
that IAN express train In Michigan recently
run over democratic convention. TIE con-
vention was intoxicated and lying on the
track" 1T rs very interesting about these
times 10 read the organs. MIR. -, a life
long democrat, will vote for Hayes" "Mr
- lifelong republican, will vote for TIL
den.' So they go through weary aud I'M
profitable columns Chicago Times. ....r The
democrats OF the 9TH district have renomi-
mated Taroox: Two years ago he defeated
ly 70 defeat htm.-Bostoq Herald
"Would you," thoughtfully asks the Boston
Post, safer q hen had been sitting on the
eggs until they had become rotten, effect a
change for The better by putting a new hen
were still pretty good, we don't see how IL
would improve matters 10 60 and carefully
deposit an old dead hen on them.-H y
Graphic. The EQuinoctial storm Will
soon be over and then the balmy breezes of
autumn will lend us their encha1tmcnt for
q season. The evidences OF a brisk fall trade
multiply daily, and before the snow dies we
confidently expect 70 hail the dawn OF per-
manent peace and prosperity throughout the
country with the Triumphant election OF TIL
den and Hendricks. Circulate the docu-
says: A heartless young radical calls Tilden
The Old-man- afraid OF another In Law"
.'" Senator Blaine said the other night In
Gotham: "The very baby In New York who
has been born since came on 70 this plat
form tonight comes crying into the world
with democratic mortgage OF cleo around
its little neck" 80 Win grim sarcasm
ends the story of the day. The democrats
announce they viii hold a soldiers reunion
next week. A German granger being Told of
II said: "Mein Colt, does we have Yohn
Morgan init us agsin?"-IndidndD0li DIS
much.
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TERRIBLY DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD
Sixteen Persons Drowned.

NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-A Reading Penna.
dispatch says: In Forest county Thursday
the mountain streams became greatly
swoolen from the recent storm. The waters
flooded the partly settled valleys In the lum-
Der regions and did much damage near Raj
sion, newly-opened numbering hsmlet
Two cabins, occupied by George Parks and
Daniel Cooper, wood choppers, were washe 4
down the mountain side into the stream
below at an early hour In the morning aud
before the families were aroused from their
slumbeTs. The Parks family consisted OF
seven persons-the father, mother and i've
children. There were nine members of the
Cooper family-Cooper, his wife, their six
children, ard Mrs. Adams, the mother OF
Mrs. Cooper. The sixteen persons were all
drowned and their bodies carried away and
damned between "boom" OF logs In Forest
creek. The houses were completely wrecked.
The country is very sparsely settled, bat II
Is feared that other lives were lost during
the great storm. In Mexican county the
storm was OF long duration and severe Two
persons were drowned near Smithport In
Tioga county three ltveSare known 10 have
been lost, and it is automatically reported
that four persons were drowned while at
tempting TO cross a swoolen stream al
WellspOrt.
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kilograms to The Star
THE TURKISH PROBLEM.
A Crisis at Hand.
The Porte and Powers Disagree.
THE YELLOW FEVER.
Charleston Has Il Now.
Sayannah's Worst Day.
A DEATH FLOOD.
Sixteen Persons Drowned.
TWEED'S HOME RUN.
THE BALTIMORE FIRE.
THE BALTIMORE FIRE.
THE BALTIMORE FIRE.
War; wIAAv- U<S~A>A

1917 ATS00Co.
BALTIMORE, sept Z.-As far rs ascertaiued
the losses by the IRE on Frederick and Balti-
moIe streets this morning will foot up a
little short OF $500 900.
Frederick street Fire.
Rosendale Co furniture manufacturers,
Sd, near Frederick street; estimated loss,
$4,000; insured for sl7 600; Peter b. Breu-
ners, lumber yard; loss. g, 900; fully insured.
The BaltfmOre-street Fire.
The Baltimore-street fire extended back 10
German, Drosiui & Co., 3i5 Baltimore street.
wholesale notions; estimated loss on stock
eSi 600 10 $40, 000-iusured in Western, OF To
ronto; MeIiden. OF Conn American add Pea
body, OF Baltimore; Alemaninia, OF Pitts
burg; and Petersburg, OF Virginia, 5000
each. Loss on building $40 ,000-tnsured In
iaId ss oeo 81 Summing 6meTe' 1900 and Mary
ers, 81 Baltimore street; loss on STOCK,
S15,O0-fnsured in Firemen's, Baltimore
50 goo; Standard, OF NewYork, % 500; Peters
Sl0,oo0-insured in Equitable, OF Baltimore,
$1,000; American Fire, OF PHILADELPHIA
and Manhattan, OF New York, 50 600 each
more street, insured In the Hudson, of New
Jersey, Fire Association, OF PhiladeIphis,
and Farmers, OF York, Pa, SIS 900 each; West
cihesler, OF New YORK, and Germania, OF Bal
timore. 81 600 each; Trade, OF Camden, N J.,
and Peabody and Associated, OF Baltimore,
5000 each. The insurance will cover the
loss. Seim & Emory, Maryland glass works,
A German street; loss on Stock on stock eSti-
mated at $4,000; Insurance not ascertained;
loss on building, owned by Capt. F. Steiner,
$50 600, fully insured in Baltimore conn
Ianles; schultzu Co, cotton factors, Al
German street, Insured In the Peabody and
Howard, OF Baltimore, for IS 900, which Will
cover loss Loss on building, 81 1000, insured
10 the pennsylvania, OF Philadelphia, aud
petersburg, OF Virginia, 81 900 each. Wor-
gler q Co., wholesale drugs, estimate their
loss by water and damage TO the building,
from q 900 10 $4,000; fully insured. Hart
man Whitehill, wholesale clotbiers
damaged by water from 5000 to 40. 600;
fully insured. In addition there are other
losses amounting from few hundred 20 sew
eral Thousand dollars,
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The Markeen.

bALTrMoRK, Sept. 3.-Virginia 6s, de-
ferred, o.; do. consolidated, GA; do second
DO; new, 81. Sugar quiet, 1OI all.
BALTIMORE, Sept 2.-CoIton firm and
quiet-middling, II. Flour steady, rrm aud
unchanged. Wheat nrm and unchanged.
Sorn-southern euiet; western weak and
lower; southern white, 63a57; do. yellow, IS
AGO; western mixei, 56a5sl Spot; Sc Z % .tober.
S1 last half October; 81 bid November.
Oats quiet and nrm-southern prime, 40s4s:
western white, SSaii; do, mixed, SsaST.
Rye quiet and nrIn, IOas5. Hay nruer and
demand good-Pe1nsylvania and MARYLAND
prime new, l6al7. Provisions quiet, stead
and unchanged. Pork, IS 25sls 50. Lard,
renned, II. Butter firm aud sctive-western
good TO prime, 2ls2i; do. fine, 25ag7. Petro-
leum nominally unchanged. Coffee strong
and unchanged. Whisky steady, Liz. Re-
ce1pts-Flour. 1000; wheat, lO.5OO; corn,
Wheat, 2, 600
NEW YORK, Sept 23.-Stocks duh and
STEADY. Money, 10 loans, I8s2. Gold. 10.
Exchange, long, ass; short, 4S4k. Govern
ments dull, with better prices.
NEwYoRK, Sept. 23-Flour steady. Wheat
dull and unchanged. Corn quiet aud I'M
changed.
LONDON, Sept %, 2 p. m.-U. 3. Iss7s,
1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-23

CROOKED WHIsKEY In JERsEY.-Captain
Van Ripper, Of, the second precinct, Jersey
city, received Information Q few days ago
ton at No. 200 Ninth street, In that city,
Alter investigating the matter he reported
tie case TO United States Deputy Marshal
Bailey, who, with his deputies, invested the
rested two men named John DAILY, No 205
TilIary street, Brooklyn, and John Mona
mara, No. A Emmett street, esme city. The
were three large mash tubs, one fall OF mash
and one with several barrels OF mash partly
run on There was one full barrel OF rum,
twenty above proof, ana two half-nllE bar.
rels which had been recently run of. The
ofncers fou nd besides four bar rels OF molas-
kes. The property seized Is value at 81 Zoo.
The tubs have q capacity OF 1000 gallons,
eno the barrels seized contained 200 gallons
OF rum. The prisoners were held for exami-
ration By Commissioners Murhead.-N y
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INV YORK, Sept. 23-The ToSf's financial
article says Gold opened al ITO, and ali the
Money continues abundant Goverufne-f
ooncs higher for 5-20's OF '65. CID and new.
and 10 40ls; otherwise there are no changes
Ihe stock market opened Ia lower than ft
closed yesterday, except for New YORK Cen.
tral and Mich. Central, which were upchaug-
ed until about l1:30; there was a decline IN
the general list OF al. The latter Onio and
since then prices have recovered AK; lat
Ter milwaukee, and St. Paul preferred. The
coal stocks are generally lower than yester-
day, and sold as follows: New York Central.
na and Western, u sa76Ka77s76. and 1sK.
delaware and Hudson canal, g. / afsk
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BOSS TwEED's HOME RUN.
He IL TO Come ON the Framktfu

LONDON, Sept. ga dispatch 10 Reuters
telegram company from Madrid, In reply to
an inquiry In regard to William NJ. Tweed,
says 1t is now definitely settled that he aud
his companion, Hunt, Will be embarked on
BOARD the U. 3. steamer Franklin at VIgo
for conveyance TO the United States. The
order 70 send Tweed and Hunt TO Cuba was
Withdrawn In consequence OF an arrange
ment between the Spanish government aud
the United States representative here,
which was made when IL became known
that the Franz kiln had been ordered home
The Franklin left Gibraltar at ten O'clock
yesterday morning for Vigo, where she Will
remain one day 20 EN- bark the prisoners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-23

The Oregon legislature has elected Cover
nor Grover TO the United States Senate. He
II democrat, aud succeeds James X. Kelly,
democrat. 80. The N. Y. correspondent of
the Philadelphia Record says: so. 8, Com
missioner John /. Davenport, federal super
visor Of elections, u busy preparing for the
coming election. He has received q large
! lumber OF applications for appointments Is
supervisors. The appointments viii be made
early next week" '-Ex-Governor Walker,
Of Virginia, IL upon the stump In Indiana,
ard ex Senator Lyman Trumbull in Illinois
for Tilden and Hendricks. ..''Senator Bay
ard addressed large ratification meeting In
VI IL uineiOp, Del, on Tuesday evening. 80.
who thought Governor Tilden ought not so
stcop' 10 answer the income charges will be
stronger In that opinion than ever AFTER they
have read bis statament.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-23

BOYS KILLED on THE RAILRoAp-Tvo
ooys, aged respectively ten and twelve
{eep} IONS Of William Tracey, were killed On
we N0rthem Central railway Wednesday
mofnne ao0ut O'Clock, half q mile south or
M0L kton: The boys were going I'm The direc-
LION OF 0mkton, and had just stepped nom
Ue MSt 20 TIE est track, ont Of the way Of
vele truck and instantly killed by The Inn
iss1 mail, which lest Raltmoee that morning
u 40 O'Clock.
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THE CENTENNIAL RACES.
TFOtteFs on Hand And 60 Arrive

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-Tne trotting
colts, fllies and stations en- route at the
breeden' Centennial trotting meeting to be
held at Suffolk Park, September 18th, q tn,
18th and 10Th, have nearly all arrived on the
ground. The Kentucky and Tennessee stud
are strongly represented in the younger
classes. California aud Virginia also send
entries. The eastern and MIDDLE states ha We
Q full representation in al classes. Among
The famous animals present are Governor
Patchen, Post Boy, Piedmont. Odd FelloT.
Honor, Woomose, ThorndaIe, Sadie Bell,
Aldtne and Woodford chief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-23
YELLOW FEVER SPREADJNe.
StAm Uo0o from Cnarl0atOnJ

NEW YORK, Sept "a dispatch TO the
Herald from Charleston, Sept. 22d, says
Yellow fever 10 certainly epidemic here,
and perfect stampede has resulted. The
hrst case OF the disease has been traced TO
the British bark Sylph, which came from St
Thomas with clean bill of health, and was
permitted TO come to the city after ten days
quarantine. Before the vessel left Quaran :
some men went on board TO smuggle cigars;
three OF them took the fever, and All OF them
died. Two OF them were residents OF Sulli
vans island, and died there. The island had
heretofore been thought exempt from fever
The first case was reported on the 18th of
September, but was suppressed by the health
Of1cer. So far there have been about twelve
cases, six of which have died. Todsy, half
a dozen new cases have been reported.
Savannah's Worst Day
An Atlanta dispatch 10 same paper dated
I'D, says: Reports to-day from Savannah
since the fever set in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-23

. IHR WILLOW FBvBR.-There were thirty
nve interments yesterday &C Savannah, Ca,
t1usy one oofng OF deaths from yellow fever.
an scuve movement for contributions 70 the
shs sh rsuaf funds IL progressing among
s s "a that By the first part Of noxf
Rcs,rs eUo VIZ have been contributed by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-23
TEE EAsrEsN QUESTION.

~ss eoo toe F0fte Can agree.
LosDos, SEPT "A dispatch fro1u vi.
epoe 70 the Times explains that difricultx
nss arisen because the Porte before rranf-
ne prolopgAiioo Of the srmisIica. desires
the peace prosositioos. The powers' On re
other hand, persist In demanding the coorin-
sion OF the srmistice. Irrespective OF thi.
condition, because. ~ they have from TIE
was Indispensable, they consider 10 voald hs
oeroeetory % nd nit any sort of compromise
on the subject The powers also intend this
attitude rs q concession 20 Russia, sne
having throughout the negotiations deter
minedly supported an unconditional srpais-
tice. As the term for which the present sus-
pension OF hostilities has been granted draws
70 close the demands OF the powers become
bly plainly intimsted that The Portes re-
fusal 20 grant the armistice would lead 20 q
suspension OF their diplomatic relations.
The Attisaae OF Russfa.
The Times Berlin dispatch says; at 10
eapected that, 20 gain time for negotiations,
Russia viii stop the dispatch OF soldiers 20
seryia, when Turkey Win no longer object
10 grant prolonged srmistice. IL Rus
OF ,r continues ss. q por,pp permit ne esodas
the continuance OF the present truce
TOT an additional ten days which as al
would reach 10 the com meneement OF the
Amy season, would practically terminate
Turkey WeakeufuS.
A dlepatch 10 the Times from Paris SAWS.
According 10 news received here Il Is -
srmistice without any liked date. ''''
Sensation Report
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept 25.-rhe G0,ss ana
the journal de 81. PefeTsba-y both taAs a
peaceful view OF The situation. The Russian
Official Gazette formally contraticts some
siarmist reports. according % which Ire
Gar Is about to return 10 81. Petersbure
because OF threatened complications.
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n
Tnree new cases and one death were re-
ported yesterday. Mrs. Arnold, No $40 BOND
street, died on Wednesday night The new
cases are Mrs: Long, No. Ia, Lancaster
Lewis Pslman, IN the same house. The Ar,
mold family, consisting OF the father aud q We
cnlIdren, one OF whom is sick, aud the two
sick men from Thames street, were sent Ia
the marine hospital. The only clearly de-
lined cases left in the city are Mrs. Weedon
on Caroline street. and Mrs. Long at III
Lancaster street, both OF whom were too I'M
10 be removed, and will probably die There
are some cases or sickness AT No. Zoe Lancas-
Ter street, but they are not believed 70 be
cases OF fever, but are closely watched by DR..
McShaDe, who is charged with that duty by
the health commissioned. The houses occu-
pied by the two sick persons left behind are
also all the houses from which the sick have
been removed. Twenty six policemen nave
been detailed 10 carly out the sanitary rsgu-
lattons OF the health department The
pumps In the Deighborhood which were sup
posed 70 contribute 10 the sickness were
closed Yesterday, and q drinking fountain
Thames street near Caroline.
The sick and the families taken 70 the Ma
me nosPitsi Yesterday were In charge OF
L. Tayl Tor. A canvass awning was spread
over the barge 20 protect them from the rain.
Dr. steuart sent down 10 the hospital q
and pillows DR.. Howard reports that only
SIX OF the frst instAlment OF patients sent
70 the hospital are very sick. Those who
are not sick and the oonvalescent are well
satisfied with the liberal fare and good treat
ment. No death occurred FOR the day at the
hospital. Two large dining tents have bean
pitched, one for the sick and the other for
The well people and nurses. The health de-
pai tmenf win continue 20 remove all cases
Of the sickness - soon - reported, and has
confidence that this course viii In q few
more days stamp out the diseAse.-6sos, 2Sd
Goop DAY TO BLOW UP HELL GATE
The chairman and secretary OF the New
York bible committee having sent commu-
nicsfion TO Gen. Newton, urging that the
Hell Gate explosion take place some other
day Than Sunday. Gen. Newton VERBALLY ~
piled that, while be respected the sabbath A
much as any one, the explosion on that daV
was matter OF neceesity.
AHoTHEn MOLLY MAGuTRI ARxrsrRu.
Thomae Fisher Wa ar0ted at MsuOh
Chunk, Pa, Wednesday, charged with bein0
acceseory 70 the murder Of Morgan Powell
near that place, by Molly AAguirss, In Oc-
tooer OF last year.
@fhe Mobile Register heads On article On
yellow 0vor, "6affron John-o
~Ihe greater part Of Moluska, Cfetg a
Cos furniture factory IN Chicago wos burn
Cd yestsrday. Lon $4,000
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They ssold the Race.

ST. joins, n. B., Sept. Sit has been dis
covered here that Price, a member of the
Paris crew, sold the race at Pull sdelphia.
Fulton, another member of the crew, ma kes
the charge. Prizes declares that Fulton sold
me race. Both men have been expelled from
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DiRhtherfa Raging

MILFORD, PA, Sept. 2s-Diphtheria in
raging 10 an alarming extent In sullivan
county, N. Y. In the towns OF Bethel aud
Cochecton large number of deaths have
occurred, principally among children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-23

A STRANGER From TEX As.-Last Thurs
day three colored men were shot and wound
ed near Monroe, Louisiana, by q white man
was obtained and Q posse Of white citizens
went In pursuits and captured Hathaway Sun.
day morning in o brier thicket. where he
bad taken refuge, and which the white citi-
zens had surrounded and watched all night
He is safely lodged in the parish jail. The
colored people cheered the white citizens ali
that section, having come afoot from Texas
about three weeks ago. Only one man was
seriously hurt, and he will recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-23

SIS, 600 U. 8. bonds were Withdrawn from
the Treasury yesterday, and AZ per cents
substituted
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KXDlOofou.

PRovIDKNcE, h L, Sept. IA large
"kier," holding about twelve hundred pieces
OF goods, exploded with great force IN the
this morning. The top Of the "kierp and
much OF the cloth went out through the roof,
and the machinery In the room was badly
The operatives bad not arrived; 20 no one
was fpiured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-23

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received for re-
demption for week ending to-day as CON
pared with the corresponding week OF last
year: 1875, IS ,034 900; 1876, g, S98,OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-23

SECRETARY MORRILL, returned from the
north this morning, and has resumed his
official duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-23

OPIICIAS.-I herewith give notice to the public
" mat my newly inverted and cele-
brsted ErE GLASSES can only
obtained az my store, % 1879 Pennsy ave-
they sell my patent glasses.
A large assortment Of Brazilian Pebble SPEC
rates.
p. s-AH my Eye GLASSES and spectAcles are
pslre1 here sep2l- IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-23
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Inter-
nal revenue, $40, 4l4 81; customs, si52 e67 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-23
New York Bank

the weekly bank statement Losus. In
crease, 500; specie, decreass. q, sos 500;
legal tenders, decrease, q ,553 100; deposits.
&c So. Hss,.sss ~ a, lSo oss in'fsse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-23

NIwsuHeH, Ny espl 0-Ths New
buYeh Telograph, . Democratic Newspaper,
established Is yeau 80, esased publicatioa
to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-23

Gov. HAYES TO THE BOYS IN Blue
Governor Hayes, Of OHIO, sent Q dispatch 70
convent on At Indianapolis, In which he
says:
81 SIN grateful to my comrades of the
Union my, assembled ut Indianapolis, for
Ieir ht arty greeting. The men who main
timed the cause Of national unity ana free
dom on % many battle fields are not willing
TO tee the results Of the war imperflod by
neglect or misconduct at the ballot box.
Their example will be very indueutial with
all Intelligent and atrfotfc people"
TIE GALLows-yohn Young, convicted
Of the murder OF A bel NcDooala, was ex0cu-
o1iDs 70 he Sf.aSins d ing In eSs boli
the afst attempt Of the hangm6n VA Q fnil-
ure. A Nv mInntsg delay occurred yhil0 q
which The trap fen and the body Of Young
hung IN mjdAir.