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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16
The Centennial LIl
oSers the
MOST INSURANCE.
for the
LEAST MONEY.
THE PLAN.

Any person, male OF female between
the ages Of Is 10 GO wears, who can pass
the required medical examination, may
obtain policy in the Association, as
follows:
For Policy o. 81 $50. Il viii cos. $1,000
For Policy of $500, il will cost 400
For Policy of 5000, il will cost 1000
Medical Examination 200
To Keep up ths exposes Of the Asso-
cation. yearly dues win be required, as
follows:
Upon Policy or {, $50 e so
Upon Policy of 25O0 ) 50
Upon Policy Of 5000 ) 90
To pay death losses, a levy win be
made upon each Notwithstanding 10
age AZ Joining. 10 exceed the fol-
loving amount:
Between the ages OF Is and 25 Z sj
Between the ages of 20 and 40 100
Between the ages of Al AMI 30 120
Between the ages Of 81 and 55 / so
Between the ages OF Sc and 90 200
And sn additional sum OF ten cents on
each assessment 10 pay expense. of coll
lecting the same.
Should there be no deaths. there will
be no losses, AMI consequently NJ assess.
ments, and BY this plan the poorcs, man
il enabled 10 provide for his faraily, and
secure them from want or dependence.
Thus the poor as well as the rich may
procure policy in the Centennial Life
Association, and ray what IL is WORTH
no msre, no less.
See Pitkin G. Wright. Dist. Man
ager. a. Fleming House or Cooper
ative Store
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

United States Deputy Marshal while
carrying iallos-tcx 10 o.e of the
strongest Republican precincts of the
,ari-h, and the consequent prevention
Of any poll, was recorded I'm thee dis
patches yesteriay-
lin Norehon~e and OaaehitA, the
other two parishes. the proeeeiIngs
under the Isenocrxfie eircuiAr were
e,ually direct and effective Mr..
Laws, the leading coiorei Republican
Of the latter. Was shos dead only 5
few DAYS sinee-..nos for political Fea-
sons a< one Of the New Orleans
Democratic papers said. though be
was prcsninens Radical" About
the same time BsSsrop Morrhouse
<t.-clal TO the Nez Orleans BsslleriA
anncunce-i: The trouble near the
oaarhita line has been settled hy the
killing of three negroes and the
wcundinS OF several ether. Al
quiet"
The article from which we are quot
ing gives in full the rsgi>fratlon o.
each Of the-e Eve parishes a. al-c the
detail. OF Use Of the Democratic
means Of carrying the election" in
each. We will follow il through one
East Frlicians. where 70. oas Repub
lican vote was T-gllt-i. and which i 1
fair sample Il al:
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

yEGETINE fpy the com plants for wnIsn
IL IL oame hded. 10 having . larger s.h0
IN 70. ghout the United states than sBy ON
one al edicine. Why vEGET NJ WILL
CUHE THESE CONPi4AlSTS.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16
Petition 10 Sell f:s nj Estate.

Mellon & Frsous y. Atry.. ~
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16
Notice a! Reading of VIII.

W VAN SES-, Clerk
] u. WALsER. Att'y. 3H
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Easter services were extensively observed
in New York yesterday. ..
The Gar Alexander and the Czaroritch,
are reported not on speaking terms.
August Meltze, died yesterday in New
York of injuries received at the hands OF
one Lotes.
The Ghent Translantic Steamship Com
pany are about to introduce the electric
light upon their steamers.
John Dolan, who is to be hung in New
York, next Friday, has sent the Governor q
letter proclaiming himself innocent.
Among the worshipers at St. Marks
church in New York yesterday, were Mrs.
A. T. Stewart and Secretary Hamilton
Fish.
Saxton, the celebrated billiard player, has
challenged Vignaux to play for the cup,
and he will also challenge him to play In
New York, for $4,000.
A walking match has been arranged in
New York, to take place between Lloyd
Beresford and Lord Kerr, both noblemen of
sporting proclivities, for $4,000. ~,
Paris dispatches state that Republican
influence is increasing in French political
Offices. The recent discharge of eleven
Bonapartist projects is an evidence of the
fact.
The death of A. T. Stewart has created
quite panic among the art students Of
Paris. who were preparing paintings Of q
very fine order for him. He was liberal
art patron, ,and his loss is generally mourned
among this class.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
r4E rLkErHo r11xDs.

A Few safe Burglars Wanted In
Wsshington-Those whs have Aed
the Wrath to come.
BY the American Press Association. II
NEW York, April 1e.-A Washington
special says It is reported that Harrington
who was indicted in Connection with the
safe burglary case yesterday, and who has
fed, has been urged and assisted BY other
conspiritsrs who have been alarmed, lest
he should tell all he knows. It is under
stood the court will not punish those who
have turned States evidence, and they have
been promised immunity If they tell the
whole truth. Chairman Knott Of the
Judiciary Committee has received a letter
from the burglar Miles now in States
prison, in Vermont. Miles states the facts
connected with the safe burglary affair.
He confesses to being the principal party
engaged in blowing open the safe, and
then states At length how he was sent for
previously by Whitley, then saw Nettle,
ship, Harrington, Evans, Babcock, and
HAYES, in connection with the job. All
assured him of protection, They did not
pay him, and they broke their promises
generally, and kept him in prison to1 be
out of the way. He offers hisl services to
the committee.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
Counterfeit Currency.

The warnIug of Treasurer New in relation
to counterfeit fractional currency, is IN
tended to apply to the old issues, particu-
larly the denominations of twenty-five and
fifty cents. The issues of fifty cent stamps,
bearing the heads of Lincoln, Spinner, Rob-
ert j. Walker, Washington. and Stanton,
have been largely counserfeited, and due
care should be taken in accepting them.
The same caution applies to the old issues
of currency of the denomination Of twenty
five cents. Thus far no counterfeits have
been discovered of the latest issues of fifty
cent stamps bearing the Crawford head, or
the twenty five cent stamps with the Walker
portrait
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
11CENsE APPLICATIONS.

NIOTICE,-I, John joyce do hereby give
IN notice that shall make application
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State
Of Delaware, which meets at New Castle, On
Monday, the 8th day Of May a. d.. lH76,
Nos. 4 and East Fifth street In the Fourth
Ward Of the city Of Wilmington. and to sell
intoxicating liquors In less quantltles
thai, one Quart. 10 be drunk on the prem
ises, and the names Of the following Tree
holders of the said ward recommending
this said application, are as follows:
EranciOs x JacquOt William Alsentzef
Hugh Hagan John McGonigle
Alex Hart Patrick Hassan
ThOy B Eaton Francis Kelly
James Heal y Henry u Albert
Richard keenan, John Fehrenbach
Thos Kelly John Hance
Ge ,rgC H Fox John d Kurtz
John McCl .fferty John Otto
Francis McMOnogle David Fester
David Baird Julius A krauepe
lanes Parker samuel Rayers
ap14.3t JOHN JOYCE
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
The silver Currency.
American Press Association.

WASHINGTON, April l6.-Regulations
are being prepared at the treasury depart
ment for the issue ofsilver currency under
the new law. Treasurer New has been in
consultation with Secretary Bristow on the
subject to-day. The silver currency will
be issued only as substitute for fractional
currency delivered at the department. 1t
is not yet decided whether the department
will be at the expense of the transportation
of silver to the treasury, to bankers and
others applying therefor. There is now
$4,000, 900 of silver and silver bullion in
the vaults Of the treasury. Enough will
be provided to redeem all the fractional
currency in circulation as rapidly as the
same can be presented.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
NinOr Locals.

nsnOT LOc0H.
The Artizans' Savings Bank has declared
dividend of 81 per cent.
The sale of oil paintings at COZ Market
street. will continue this evening.
Prof Lambert will lecture this afternoon
at 4 O'Clock in the Grand Opera House.
The heavy winds of yesterday materially
affected the promenading on Delaware ave-
nue.. a!
By the use of Mills g. Combs new patent
wagon, coal is delivered directly into the
cellar.
Rev. Mr.. Dickson, of st. Louis, Mo-,
preached yesterday in the Central Presby-
terian Church.
Now the average boy of Wilmington eats
doubly as much as usual, in consequence of
base ball practice. +
Tonight New Castle will suffer the ex-
citement Of ball given by the Moss Rose
Assembly of that place.
George W. Bush g. Sons patent dumping
wagon is an admirable arrangement for
putting coal into a cellar. p
Rev. Mr.. Kramer of Asbury last evening.
exchanged pulpits with Rev. Mr.. Duval, Of
the First Presbyterian Church.
The regular Quarterly Meeting of the
Trustees of the Poor, will be held at the
Almshouse, on Wednesday, the Goth inst.
All persons will know that it is Arm.
strong Lodge, Ancient, Free and Accepted
Masons, and not Ancient York Masons, as
compositor makes us say who propose erect
ing Masonic Hall in Newport.
A young man on Saturday night, had the
impudence to follow pretty girl from Mar
ket street to her home on Madison street,
unlimited, and lost the seat of bis trowsers
in his flight when the big dog was let loose.
A new baggage and check-room, forty
four feet long by twelve feet wide, has been
built on the South platform of the passen-
ger depot of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad, in the latter city,
and is now in full blast.
The store of Thomas Jackson, of Ban
croft's Banks, was entered on Saturday
eveniHg by thieves, and robbed of q lot Of
cigars, q couple Of pies, and about one dol
lar in pennies. The entrance was effected
by prying open window.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
WORK OF Royalty.

Her Majesty, Queen Victoria has directed
the following work Of herself and family to
be forwarded to the Centennial Exhibitions:
Twenty-six etchings by Her Majesty the
Queen.
Two table napkins, spun by the Queen.
banner screen embroidered by her
Royal Highness Princess Beatrice. +
A table cloth embroidered by the Prin-
cess Louise of Hesse and Princess Chris
tian of Schleswig- -Holstein.
Four drawings of flowers, by her Royal
Highness Prince Louise, Marchioness of
Lorne.
All t hese works are expected to arrive
in Philadelphia early next month.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
CbicagO's Election Frau ds,

BY American Press Association.
CHICAGO, April 16.-Last night COM
mittee Of seventy-ive, appointed by the cit
izens meeting to investigate the frauds Of
the la5e South town election, concluded
their work, and the Board Of Appointment
declared the officds of collector, assessor
and town clerk vacant. The Supervisor,
Gleason, resigned, and Robert Lincoln was
appointed to fill the vacancy. Great inter.
est is manifested in the approaching cleo
tion. The vote will probably be the larges,
ever polled at any municipal election in thit
city.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
NEW ADYERTISEMENTS.

Notice-Death. ." r"
ted-Boarding.
Furniture--L. F. Adair.
Bulls Cough Syrup the hest. 'H
Charity Ball-fnstute Hall.
For Rent House and Store room.
Spr ng Goods-DeWolf3 $40 Market st. "
Books -Ryan's, No. 607 Market street.
OIL Cloths-McBride, No. 72S Market st.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17

CHANGE OF HOURs-WILM1N0ToN
ing. Monday, September l1th. IS1I 11%sGC. TrsiS.
VIII run as follows: A''1 A1slas
Leave Wilmington 1880 I'm. and sx nm
Leave Landenberg 8.45 am. and TX SS pm' pn,
Arrive Wilmington 7.5 an. and 4 X < ~: -:
Arrive Landen6erg Il is 3. m. and and & Il x N
oWINMEcai4NsEAt ~ = & an3 S:;. Wilmington. xitl
Lapdenberg with Penna. Il Deiawsra s.
aug 8-A DAVID cONNBLL. SIM. "'
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
CHAWNEE COAL! SHAWNEE COAT
CARGOFs ARRIVING DAILY
For Sale by
CARGO OR TON.
CHAS. WARNER & CO.,
Market Street Wharf.
CLOTHING.
NATHAN L1EBERMAN,
WILMINGTON'S LEADING

CLOTHING MERCHANT,
Will inaugurate to-day the Spring and
Summer Business of 1875 with a mag
nificent stock OF goods Larger than
any of the past Season.
IN THE MEMS DEPARTMENT
they are Offering Special Bargains, Suits as
low as IS. Good Business Suits for 81 80 and
$40. In the
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN's DE-
PARTMENT
they have Larger Assortment than ever,
They have Good Boys Suits as low as 50 o.
We must particularly mention the
CH1LDREN'S DEPARTMENT
where at least l5D different styles of suits
for little folks from ~ to 10 years of age are
displayed.
The principal object this season will be
to make his large business LARGER by
pulling prices down. Mr.. Lieberman asks
me people to come and see the Nam mmoth
Stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING. If they
do not wish to purchase.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
French Affairs.
Bv the American Press Association

. PARIS, April 16.-The election to fill the
vacant seats in the Assembly, caused by the
recent invalidation, have been fixed for the
21st day of May. The manager and editor
Of the Evensnsnt have been fined and con-
demed to Imprisonment for month for the
publication In that paper concerning the
Commune.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17

A terrific storm of wind, rain, and hail
passed over Creston, Iowa, late on Monday
night, and five dwellings and large num-
ber of sheds and out-houses were blown
down and demolished. The damage will
aggregate about $4,000. There was no
loss of life.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
Fatal Stabblng in Philadelph1a.
By American Press Association.

D <hHooOIlSU1V''
PHILADELPHIA, April 16.-This morning
q fight occurred in tavern on Locust
street, above Ninth, during which a colored
man named Pried St. Clair was badly beaten
and stabbed with an ice-pick. He was
picked up by the police and taken to the
Pennsylvania hospital, where he died. The
police have arrested Daniel and James
Powell, James Farney and Daniel Gallagher
for completely in the affair.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
DIED.

ARMsTRONG.-On Saturday the 18th inst
Andrew Armstrong in the 84th year OF
hiJ age.
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
on Tuesday afternoon, the 18th inst. Ser
vices in Trinity Chapel, at o'clock.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
The weather To-day.

For Lower Lake, Middle and Eastern
States, rising barometer, west and north
west winds, partly cloudy or clear weather,
froSts in the northern portion.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
.nyC0sAs rssSss Cs,ssS.

= At the police court last evening, James
Harrington, for trespsssing on old ewedes'
burying ground, and James Kern for a.
saulting John Beck, were given hearing.
The former was discharged with . reprl.
msnd, and the latter fined five dollars and
costs. Three drunks completed the days
doinRs. t.l 81, s.s'i WtIsa VI,
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
Paying Rent With Lead.

American Press Association.
NEW YORK, April 16,-John Taffee, Ia
borer, shot and killed John Farrell, his
landlord to-day, to whom he owed several
months rent at $40 West 2Sth street. Taf.
fee quarreled with the landlords son, and
was in the act of shooting him when the
landlord interfsred, receiving the bullet in
his left side inficting fatal wounds. Taffee
was arrested and held for trial.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
The Late A. r. Stewards Business
Interests.
" American Press Association.

BY American Press Association.
NEW YORK, April 16.-The entire bust
ness interest of the late A. T. Stewart was
yesterday transferred by Mrs. Stewart to
Judge Hilton for the sum of 100000.
The firm will hereafter be known as Hilton
g. Libbey The assignment by Mrs. Cor
nelia NJ Stewart was executed on Friday.
Both Hilton & Libbey declare that there
will be no change in the manner of con-
ducting the business.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
sRA1IRoADs.
DH1LApE4PHIA, WILNIN0ToN n
i I5ia aiBAL1IMOHE RAiLHOANN AM


9:sHA s9' NovE1rBHR n lM5
:. ,o31 11sii,s p. win leave Wilmington 4, fl,
PhilAdelphia and Intsxuadtate st..,..
~; ;, S'lo. s'o0' sd2 lo.soa- n, z lla ~ III
fhiladelphia ana New York. IA, .
H.l4 l243, $40, p. m. - .''A ,'A = nv
q aRsltiMose b a09 e and o. Intermediate Station.
baltimore and Washinxton. u so -.
&06, q. M, 1856, LIB, $40, 10 5. n. 0A' 1'0o,
Trains for Delaware Division. lesva a..
p. m. ~ = - A'Aes o.sV,
Harrington snd Intermediate st.,,on.
5ID, y.SOa. m, $40, p. m. '4S"s'
Delmar and intermediate Station. 3 M
0.3O. q. m. A""s' oaV,
SUNDAY rRArNs.
Philadelphia and Intermediata st..,,..
A1O, 2. M. AS, $50, p. m. ''"1s'
Ph1ladelphla and New York. lN.
Baltimore and Washington. i2a ix
q. m. t4 .F-..f -A' A'oo
For further iniormatton passenger. A..
REFER Teferred to the time tables posted At At Ss I
jani-ly ae EFF. KENNEY finn.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CLAYTON HOUSE.

CLAYTON HOUSE. -..
John B. Bredin, Butler, Pa; N. H. Barr
Jr., Milwaukee, Wis.,; Ed. s. Ulman,
Franklin; Harry w. Walker, N. 7 Geo.
H. Wilson, Providence, r. l.; Geo. Clayton,
City; F. G. Pray, White Plains, NY.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17

American Debulanteux in London.
BY American Press Association.
LONDON, April 16.-Miss Blanche Tuck
or, an American, has made q successful
debut at Covent Garden Theatre as "Vio-
letta" in the opera of La Traviata. Miss
Tucker is known on the stage as Mile. Ro.
ISABELLA. Another American, Mary Kemble,
will appear on the 2Sth, at Gaiety Theatre
in the character of "Volante" in the Honey.
moon.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
Concert IN Sc. Mayy's Church.

The st. Mary's T. A. B. Society WI! hold
q concert in the basement of st. Mary's
Church, Sixth and Pine streets, on Tues
day evening. April 25th. The prodceeds
will be devoted to paying for the Centen-
nial Fountain in sFairmount Park.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17

WASHINGTON HOUSE,
MARKET sRTEET, NEW CASTLE.
JOHN McCALL1N. PROPRIETOR.
Ihe above house Is large and commodious
"no ntteo up IN the most modern style,
LIT me e. par is always we'll supplied with tho
,on1na boafding og can be had on the most moderate
Stabling for Is head O norses.
trone.pp nne proprietor respectfully asks the pa.
'ronage OF MS friends and the public. ~"
JOHN NeUALLIN.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17
apl4-3t*

NOTICE.-We. Patrick Plunket and John
~ Plunkett, trading as p. Plunkett &Co.,
do here by give notice that on Monday, the
Sth day OF May, A. D. 1876, We intend to ap-
ply in writing to the Court of General Ses-
siOns of the Peace ana Jail Delivery of the
State of Delaware, in and for New Castle
county, for license to sell Intoxicating
LIQUORS in quantities not less than one-half
gallon, not to be drunk on the premises,
and who are licensed retailers of goods.
wares and merchandise, at No. 100 Market
street. in the Second ward of the city OF
Wilmington Delaware, the aggregate cost
value of whose stock respectively, con-
stantly kept on hand for sale, Is not less
than five hundred dollars, that they are OF
full age, men of sobrlety and good moral
character. that such sale of Intoxicating
modate the public, and the names Of the
following freeholders of said ward recon-
mend the said applicant. to wit:
John Hammond Henry Feldmeir
Michael Kenney VIM Il Thompson
Nichols Jenney SW schultz
Daniel O'Byrne John May
Michael Campbell George Hume
VIM White, Jr Daniel Callahan
Richard Booth John F Bush .N
Chas Sparks RH Taylor
Patrick Hanney VIM White
Robert # Pyle 4 T. his . NJ
Henry G Roller John n Cannon
James P Quinn mark
Peter Quinn Wit-John May
] G Herzell James McVey
PATRICK PLUNKETT.
apl4-st JOHN PLuNKETT.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17

NOTICE.-I, William Hunter, do hereby
~ give notice that shall apply to the
Judges OF the Court of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of tho state of
Delaware, in and for the County of New
Castle, on Monday, the Sth day Of
May next, being the first day of tne Nav
Ierm, A D.. 1875, for a license to keep
an Inn or Iavern, az the Atlantic Ho, ei.
school District No, As, in the, city of New
Castle, New Castle Hundred, County OF
New Castle, in the State of Delaware, and
ties than one quart, to be drunk on The
premises, and the following frcehojders
recommend this said application. to Wit.
John Black George Whitfield
george Gray Chas b Wegsenman
James M wise, Jr John Campbell
l. M Chase his.
James Wilmont John Wo,di,
Ferdinand LeclSler mari, s'"'A
> flatt Witl9as Dousherty
aplo-St WILLIAM HUNTER.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17

John p. Dever and James
Monday, the 8th day Of May, A. ID. 1870, we
intend to apply in writing to the Court oi
G neral Sessions of the Peace and jail De-
livery OF the State of Delaware, in and for
New Castle county, for license to sell
than one-half gallon, not to be drunk on
the premises. and who all lioenaed retailers
Of goods, wares aud merchandise, at No.
4Ol Market street, in the Third Ward. Of the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county I,
value of whose stock resp ctively, con-
stantly kert OH hand for sale, is not less
than five hundred do lars, that they are Of
full age. men of sobriety and good moral
charac, er, that such sale of Intoxicating
iiouo 9 at said place is necessary to accom-.
modate the public, and the names Of the
following freeholdsrs Of said Ward, recon-
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17

NOTICE.-I, Conrad Keller. do hereby
~ give enoticethatI shall make application
In writing to the Court of General lSes-
sions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the
State OF Delaware, whi II meets at New
D., 1875, for license to keep an Inn or 'Tav. ":
ern. at No. 4Ol shipley street, In the Third
Ward of the city OF Wilmington, and to
sell Intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the prem
ises; and the names of the fre.holders OF
the said ward recommending the said ap,
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17

NOTICE.-I, Joseph Yalnall, do hereby
~ give notice that l shall make applf-
cation in writing to the Court of Cen
eral Sessions of the Peace and Jail De-
mees vsty o. New Gase dn Monv Se
Sth day of May A. D. 1876, for license
to keep an Inn or Tavern, at the Hare's
Corner Hotel, in School District No.
4S, New Castle Hundred. New Castle
County. and the State of Delaware, ana to
sell intoxicating liquors in less quanti-
ties than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises, and the names of the following
freeholders recommending this said appli-
cation are as follows: |'"
Benjamin Booth BIT Holcomb
John H McFarlin Jason Davis
Rose McMahan Geo w Savage
David Mccoy John Morrison
w S Stoops CIV Morrison
Thomas Appleby Le,i II Miller
abl5-3t JOSEPH YARNALL
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17

~
John X DOlboW
James Murray
James smith
John H Graham
p B FOrman
e 1. Rice
Patrick Monaghan
Samuel Culbert
Charles Schmith
Patrick Kelley
James Monaghan
Daniel McElwee
Patrick Lambert
King Dolbow
JOHN r. DEVER.
JAMES BAXTER.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-17

AAOAAN UAAo osAASN S~FFA
Nathan Liebernaall
stephen Downey
Leonard Hamann
=, ] McManus
William Conner
James Clark
Michael Megary
Thomas l Russell
Edward Farmar
Henry Grebe
Edward Forrest
Charles Lamb
4 r. Stroud
A j Maxwell