davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-06-09
GnoIid fommt'g. Gsipar
aud Notb. g8enn Dos Sikh bc0ro-

GnbIi9 fnmmt'g. Sc apar
aud Yotb. g8enn has Sikh bcoroe
ben, miro her Srnnncn sueemo4t.
Ser @oli3eiri0ter Wbite miro ole
IIrcnsIten SefcbIe hcale MnrQcn oen go.
"li5ijten our0 Mlojor Yoe sufommcn lais
len, oflc 9crionen, melhe Ycrboreene
gEoiien tro9eu, su perbaften. Ser Slid
ter md6te Gcitern befonnt, bOb er bic
fBAiie Gtrofe BEG Geiebts oenen %ouIer.
lt0en miirNe, wcIbe iue9cu elmer ioI0en
MiHoNtung bes Geicbes, poy i'm ge=
broGt uiroen.
mir babeu IAou frii6cr eirmoI iibcr
oicien 8ulft gciGriebea mo ioNor nit
Dem Ii6ter lelbit oe5,ueoen 8eiprodcn
uno penn lpiv HIS nid)t irren ontipoyte=
tc CT nu3, boB Die GoAe leinc S0pic<
rigttiten babe, benn. penn Die gS0Iicn
per6orgcn, f0nne man es niMt wiIen,
ms mcnn Scenario ell Biii0l in Der
0anb babe, 10 ludrc es feline uerbor9ene
Moifc. ggie lull obcr iebt aus9eIunoen
mcrocn ob elmer cine g8affe al icinem
G0rper oerbor9en 00t %Sir 9lnuben
ni6t, ooB fein BoIijlit oas JtcGt bat je.
zen jl unteriuAcn, pb er cine g8ofis
trdgi; babcr miro oas Geleb, lpie friiber
eju tootcr GuhHa6e bleiben, pbglei0 mir
9louben onncDmsn gu o%iirien, ooB Don
100 0erloncl, &noben nno Grlpo0Iene,
% cine Biitole poer cinen 9pl6 etc. etc.
in oey Sal9c haben. 96Nltcns f6nnte
man bci elmer SerbOItun9 i'll 9tat!onss
baule Chen erwil9en, Der beipnffnet,
boD Damn wiro ibm ole g8affs obsenom=
men uno lolltc man peygeli:n Iic l4m bel
@leilcr SreiIaNnn9 pleber SIT gcbenL 10
miro er li3 lpnDl bitten tlaybor 5u ,ocr~
Den, I'M niAt nod mebr Strnft Su ct=
balten. 9ornm miro wobl Nles bcim
aiten bIciben.
, 1876-06-09

GGIodtBlet. Rab hem Ger;6t rss
N,eiemfittrs {. @imm', Duro, lstt 9.
SUM bia 5um 8. Stunt Seyfauft:
67 Edisn traGt:n spn sen BbuIi9sr 81
guieu 0srts AZ su 81 St. &rutp.
G,tra CUTE s. G!s.
Gppsjne 203 &tid, serfauften gu SIS
SITS. Nettr, pon GewEbalder @pfte sur brlfaI
Gaaafe, miller sa tsitmSpsts, brnGtea q
5 st. 0rpttc.
Grtyo 9uts 81 Gts.
Adlasr pr agpi 800 5n $3.50 BON &c.
mdtFiiebes bis gutter Gcrts.
HGmm,r per Grid seu $i.75-3.75.
Wji!Gfabc ssrfaufrn YEN $3.50 su 5000
, 1876-06-09

ueberfabren. Die @fer0e, mel
DE Dor Den @a9en bes 6. y. &Salmer
ee}panltt lparen, puroen nabe Der freien
Bride ouf Der MOn6eNcr5eite i0eu unb
liefen oapnu. Ser T%ubrmann, Gu6unf,
en- lpeiber Monn, fog aus Dem QSaGen,
nno oas cine &ao Iubr liter i'm. Gr
ltano auf nno gin9 na@ Dem g8ogen,
wel1er on9ebolten worben mar. Wton
braNie i'm mad leinem 0auIe, 9tcn u1to
YDrofraBe. 9r GOje wuroe 9eruieu,
pel9er fano, ooB CT 10 ie9r 5crqueti9t
mar, oaB ibm ni9t mebr gebolien perben
fonnte. @r ltarb geItern I'M - ubr uno
binterldBt cine Srau mo 3 Ginoer in
biirfti9er Sage.
, 1876-06-09

&otbf4i1o unooer Bett.
9fot0ldtI0; n5a9en 5ie, sic
fpmmen eben Monot mo bitten
jeoes NAL I'M 30 G.euSer; bos
m1Ot mid nerp0s; jeoes Mtal
gerooc 80 &rtHier! gGnrum foroern
Sle nl0t NAL u o0er 36 &rcuier> wa=
rar: INNER 30!"
8ttlIer ygSiIien lie ,pos, 6trr 9a=
rnn F? @enn Sl's Sdnurren OeIier Der
lttheH, ais iG, oenn lhunrrtn 9ic uno
'd MID lein &otbl6ilo."
, 1876-06-09
II.

@nfrae.e. gBir miiHer Sbnen aui
Sbre Infra9e bemerfen, onB Sic nie CT
men Eeoafteur nit ejnsm N~erejn3mit=
9lieo DeSiDeAie!n miiiicn.
g8ir marcn allerojngit ii Der Ser
iommlun9 uls Nerein5mitg1ie
nio bdtten mir ni0t ouBerGalb bc2
8ereins bic So9e seb6rt, wiirocn mir
niGts OaDOn erwagnt ba6en, nus be-
fonntcn @riinoen. Sic milien jcbt
lneb9alb mir i6rieben : ngBir D6rten."
, 1876-06-09

0erbrc6sr. Ser @bcrif BON
Ssle of @i9bt, 0crr 8, 9. Gowaros,
~lieferte gsIteru @enrp Gurr nno Nlncent
Gomonbs, Me9er, pegen Salsein5ru9s,
in Die YenitentierD, no lie 5 Sabre
bleiben miijien, OBJ. S6eriif .. 81
NepIpn Don GjreenpiQe l~iefertc oalelblt
6mitb 9iobins, me9cn beIIelben Ser
bre0ens, 0uf Is Wtonote ob.
, 1876-06-09

I'm 8e9nobi9un9s cbetcr.
Cine 8etition lit i'm Sarge nm Dem
8raFioenten 81 bitten Den Sbpmas &.
Mfialicoo, Der Oorttown GiruersGol=
Ieftor, pelGer Geloer unterIAla0rn uno
al 2 Sabre 3u6tbaus Mno $500 8elo~
iirofe perurtDeilt, 81 bc0nooiqen, Oa Der
Iclbs cine nnbeilbare &ranfbeit baden
5pll.
, 1876-06-09

Ser Morb. @m, S. SaGertp,
uela1er, luie mir bcri6tet, ben @1orIes
s.. ghil0s Mittpn9 Mbeno in Der MtOin
otroBe eri1oE pnrOe 9eitsrn in bos
9pliseiserint gsbro6t. 0err Sobn 6.
g8lle 1T le,n JtrAtsoTmalt. Sic unz
ter u6ung it, bis noA les Goroner's
eeynqrclt, ouf Dsntc perl@obM Hto Der
@cfaugsas wuyoe ms @eIdn9nlB 5Htupde
dehrndt.
, 1876-06-09
Sebt, Sa ocrGomme, nabt, bort man

SEPT, So ocrSomma nabt. bort man
aud) wleoer bon ocnlfo6eu omerifuuild)sn
Gceidjlangcr, &eclg-M otcr IND StrT=
oere<Sauon, meld)e uercin cit uno relei.
I'M p~oriacn CONNER Die halbc Melt pers
riidt gem d)t bab IL. .SteeiD baat nod)
INNER. G'5r0Ner abelblnt wicocr %cinNnal;
2'eioc mouru am 4.Sui fcrtig iciu. Gas
frforoert ALTO t0d)itena nod) 4}&odler&cs
bulo
Sn Nc,p-D,rf lanoeteu int lebtenWo=
ratc 13.3l0&mwanNcrcr, oarnnler 1882
Deutl6e, 867 Sefrcidcr &c.
3 Ell &aiier uon Braiilien, ponMo or
treal. @anoNa, par Mittipod) III Gonqb=
fecplie, N.>O ullO beiud)te oas rgaiim=
Go0eQe" Sn Montreat mo Goronto
'puroe Dom &ebro icbr ber5lid) enpiaas
gen.
Ole Nadrift. boB Ser Hotcnt~W eoi<
;in>Tabftfant 9iper 3u 2Npeu, MaIi., in
einc Srren-Anitalt scldidt uorcm ict,
ipiro oeneutirt.
foloIioler Glan bciddftiut gceelr.
wdrtia Die 2Iriitofrotie uno SanoclSwel!
GroBbritanuien's. Man wiQ ndulliA
ba8 ornGameron jiinglt ourAioriAteSen=
trat~Airifa foloniiiren, lpie man ebenem
Stiuoicn fuioaiiirt fat. DerOer;o9 bon
Wiand)citer, Prdlioent Der rNoDats@olo.
uiol1 Snliitution." bat einen Grief lbcr
btsien GeJenltouS perGfftnttiA woriu
er oa8 l(aterne9men ~arm bcfarluor>
tet.
GinG6M Tt'fomil@cr Yreisri@ter 1T
DOR eini9cn 3a0en bon einem 8ertrct:r
heutl6er Weinonslteler entoedt Mort Ell.
Ser betrcienoe Suror, Elm dltli6er Qlne
%rifaner, Gbef Der @rnpp Iiir Meinc &C.,
fommt in Die N%ferbouballe. um ietnc
Yriiiungstom 5u MAIDEN. Ser genumte
%9ent bictrt inn pFi1ti@uIoIsit iofort
aus ei4ler Dor Iclnen Nugcn 9e6Hneten
6lal6e Elm Yrobe an. Ser olts Ser
aber leGnte freunoliGF nit Den y6Orten
ab: SD oonfe, @ercbrtcltcr, i'd trinfe
grunoldbIi0 nic." 0as 1T fem G0erS
{onoerf perbiirgte &batlade! &omi-
l0eres fam fir cine Qole faum %erion-
men meroen. GliidllNerpeile liuo an
Der g~8einguuppe ou0 cnmpetente Guro=
pier, Die 9ruuoidBlI@ t%rlniea, unb spar
lino lie in Der Mlajoritdt. @as wiirre
aus Der 8eurtbeilung Der Dlerher ge=
broGtcn Weine werocn. penn luuter ipl-
6e Yrcisyi4tcr, lpIe Oleler Sempcren5=
bcrr, barber 81 urtbcIIen b0tten
@err Msill on, &jAtcr oes 8rOofly-
ner Staotgerlhtes, lucI0er il and 00s
Slid botte Die SOrtur 0es GlIton=Yee-
der YrpSeNes tur0jumoNen, wuroe
tiir6liM pureb cine ncue SamIlientrusD=
bic lIbcrroI0t, in wel9er er pOmS0rbler
sam 3abnor6t aponcIrte George s.
Steele, in Dem &reile Der 9eutlOen in
williamsburg iebr mobl b%efannt, Die
9auptrolle lplelte. 9ieiem Sperm mar
eS Dor SaDren our@ lelne g%e9eupdrti9e
6rau GJarlotte ermOgIl1t woroen mad
Nme,ita 81 tommep mao Elm @clM0It Al
ctaDllren> wpfiir er %gcn0nntcr Game aus
, 1876-06-09

3a8e. msi&e Mi6mp . I'm S.15 .. M. ~9erlaAen, fab
req tagl'G K ofFt. 81 ausBenpn1taeri uno taiteu an bei
auet 8erpbnlide1 Statipzen.
3tBe, reid Nt6 riusb Tin 1890 e. 81 serIa fen,
fabren tdeli6 UNI taItCn a. In @ancSer. Qpuil1 @ers
penssile GbarlcttsspiIe Sps @tsdum'S 'River @teens
frpob, S2apn fbplp. Staantpn, 8pitsr. Wi1tprb', 9SSs
n9teir lne allen Statlpien rpeftitdy non Qlegbans
NC olN.sp atjrns3iJe We Iaiftn Aidmpno fur CIR.
oensOfle anp alen 5piiden Stolioneu tash9 t. pnns
tags a~useenpmnttn ln 4:30 u. D.
Neite 5~d!atpa3en fabyen nit peM 1000 au1e, sirt-
iden VI d. Oil nns @pointtpT.
gu { toninet IN 8iGtnrne 81, pie fplst:
Grp ct : Bug tdslth q. SO
gHft 3u9Id lid tepnnta9s ousaepom.) nm $50 NJ @
AGO motatipniH ta8ub (oonata9s aise.)9: 100 @.M.
3i9e, ipelhe iii widnpnb a.tpnmen. halten Bel ten
Stattanen an. pie chen.
Die Bulge perb.nbeu iin nit BEN 3igtn her SlidmpnS
tnb Darpiae u"b Ntdmprb unb petersburg Giienbabn
lpip1e non as nod Ritmp NIB.
Mabere 4a6iunft ipesen .. et1e etc wirb IN 80 S26
Ntat1 Str., pber in Der Office Ter Gpmpaanie e: tbetlt.
@Daw y st. Spw ,rb
0enerat @aiaeiere uap 9ifet- asent,
W. W. g. 81 mn,
Sasettsur uup Gnperirtsnr cnt. 27
, 1876-06-09

8einbra0. GeItern N6enb Gatts
Sron SuAs Die Sfwie0ermntter oes
Serrm 8. Gufsr oas lln9lId> ais lie ci=
ne Same Q8olier o.s Der Slide holen
woutc, o~us,u9Icitca uaO bur6 Den TNa
lift reGtss 9Miehbein 81 hreAen.
, 1876-06-09

5br{ol1t GuM d i'm Go=
BADEN. 9ie NOli5ei lu@l Mlc,
luelde 5i0 i'm Canal BADEN ST. eripil6cn
I'm bas folte Sab sl ellem DelBcn 81
marlcn. (S2.50.O
, 1876-06-09

Spbter &Drper. Gin tooter
&orper wurba 9cliern Mur9en nm 7 ll0r
maze Der Merfte Der NorfoIf Camper
nus Dem Sin, geso9en.
, 1876-06-09
Rebsri gatrslS,
$50. 817 8roao 9traBc,
gerfSufer In

9aasbalinags : @era Bi1ufteu.
Ginnsrmage1, zinc gpecialtdt, INT Yreile
Drn So Els $50, bic lbUnlfs MN Iri1 ~ Nus
tpabt tn pes Stabt.
Dtfpri,te ei4lb9e13irre iit nur Sc.
Vledt.3 pilstt. @essnfGuss in ScrSigIi6Rer
Mnenabl.
@roqust (@gas,8 iNiarb) fir nnr So Gents.
@lns- uEeS teinsat isecr telietiatngtusmatl
Torbe, 9ticllaben NIB Gle nut ptn!barru
6ancgs Nrtifel. II = m II
, 1876-06-09
epuefttrnea BON 8rieffol1ca.

,n. %nh Halten an tsn smsi bciunpsren msseen
~ ip1' w et' Stsrnfoffsn %refann, inr, 6.0oyns
o y XXX ?:3O arb us 81. M. 6pnn
''gs-9.30G .. ". nub u. Ml. 0""
~ ~" Seletta9en = eco g. Np.urs
u; ~: Wpn ateh anaern !aalten ,nerss, u
stt oF'eTe auf Dem Hifmeg her SrGosr ,ros.
rm Y. =. Son gem, Q W.
, 1876-06-09

Ser Circus 9tohinion's Circus
miro in Gl@monb un9efd9r ben /. Sep
teriber eintreHtn.
, 1876-06-09

Wor0lfdc Gur9bof. On eir,1 ty,,..a
Spnntaas usaenpmme r-gnr. pat,S'
q. Dt. F''F~'"b 90 Ihe e.AU
Senmaa gnfuuft $50, 81. -poaa
NoroIs5e @ee-goH. TGord. oraoeuorr.
men Sonntaae. - antunft 4, 90 'N sp
p0Nt'@lu5 1~35 unb s 20 q. ~
sAhii9s gnH. .3meimal tsorid. @ ss,,.
Iass anseeHp1nmen - Mnfnnft 10. @ N;
h ao S'S y ~ a. " gORfGtub 4 g. M.
Sorntna6. = @nfuaft 1901 m a.a
t1lub 1915 81. g. poF
@%itornono& 0anbiGe GIsenboh,
t's0. @nfunft 2.30 81. d s,aasains
S'Hhiae& G'rscns6orp. aseir,os.so
f E%n Mnta"ft 2.30 unb 81. M. Nv s,ra
'~'ub .. M. nns 12.45 q. 81. "'
:. Sarmaiae. adarte, 7rnntaes aueo,r,,,
q s't 9nm ~ a'itanit 2.3o q. 80. pof;aIue
01elapeafc G. o5la Giienbabn. sSora
Srahta9s ansasnomme Mnfnnf, & ~ Sp
- pOfidlMB $50 % N. "' |'M
SgnhDare Charlottesville, @tounto, mh,,s
@u'Feet SPrtnss unb waflid) prn gShi&.sm,s
stn : Sap . ! ~ =, anfanf S 8. d. nll.
81 wsts gaint nus statiouen an her ~. o..
u, nnp G-G. q. Gdaiid, Sunntana IT, u.
nSmiaeas anfunft 1880 y. ID. NMa;t-
f,s @l'a ,o ter attr gsef goint. ,Sarid.-gn
'Dal' 1850 y. Dr. poRinlnb 2gs 81 u"
" SapsaSannsd, liter yilt souI, tso'st. ..
@"'nnrt $50 9. 81. YOlIlcs!nfl I 1 ~ ~
SSanaes &iser namptsr. oseiroI .,sd,n,
10. anfnnft, Monta] u, Ittmsa tssyu".
g9rs'taas, 5 g. VI. Ypaialge' Gisnlf ans
NO""'fFaaS unp Spanatents, 5.3OG. 81
u 9ahaI gaaet. Gr.imol n Ydevt;a
: 1n ~ ~ @ftitneds, H~rritnas sne @enntoos
Z. H. pell4tub Montaas. wiiIsmns,s
"ao 6rftiass, 4 VI. 81. OVS
gart V,inap &oute. i3peimaG psdant,ja
% @%afullTtl MltnrpG8 iino eonnossars &
taoe Va 4 81 gsOS''i5Ipb. Conner asS unp souu
, 1876-06-09

Gin 8ab. Gin YfsrO, peldcs Dor
eInem .lel6ten Ma9en ge5pannt mar,
murne seltern Mor8en i@eu uno no0s
Dem es Den 9So9en Suriid 9eltOBcn, lief
IS in bos Salin, iNpomm cine turic
Belt unb fam Cam wieoer Derous.
, 1876-06-09

9os Se9rdbniB Oes erl4Oilcncn 6.
Gibbs Iinbet beutc Norgen um 10 llbr
ftott.
, 1876-06-09
A $z@
Sbefapeafe unb Sbio Giisnbabn.

Gbsiastats pnb Sttc Gtfsnbata,0
8aNdgier-Eepartsment
NidntpMD. I'd, II. Niat, 1875
an Mns mad hem Fl. Mai 1876, fab'er
The Morning herald., 1876-08-10
Guests at Long Branch.

Among the permanent guests Of the West
End this summer, says a correspondent
are the Merediths of Baltimore, with that
glorious specimen of the American lady Of
the old school, Mrs. Meredith, now in her
eighty-fourth year at their head. 1t is a
grand sight to see the old lady, showing
of course, some signs of age, but healthful,
cheerful, young in spirit. followed where
ever she goes by flock of devotees
male and female, anxious to evince the rev.
erence and affection they feel for her by
acts of attention. Mrs. Meredith drives
out twice day, morning and evening, and
on great occasions, such as when a grand
german was danced few evenings since,
gracing the parlor with her presence, and
sitting out and enjoying the long and snowy
dance with the best and more youthful folk
DR.. Louis Sayre and his family are also at
the West End this season. The eminent
surgeon is not here for pleasure alone. He
has some difficult and nice surgical cases
on his hands, the success of which will es-
tablish almost new era in surgery, and he
prefers that his subjects, who are children
shall undergo treatment here rather than
in New York. Mr.. Washington Booth and
his family are also guests at the same
house. Mr.. Booth, who is Collector at the
Port of Baltimore, had slight paralytit
attack some short time ago, from which he
is rapidly recovering, although still unable
to move about freely. His health is how
ever, good, and he is in sair way toward en-
tire recovery.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-10
Gloom in the Coal Regions.

A dispatch from Bethleham, Pa, dated
August 8, says;
In accordance with the programme ar
ranged recently by the operators represent
ing the coal combination, the suspension of
mining operations, to reduce production at
the collieries, and curtail shipments to the
seabord, went into effect to-day. The shut
down will be general throughout the schuyl-
kill, Lehigh, Wyoming, and Lackawanna
regions. The longest stoppage, however
will be in the Schuylkill and Lehigh dis,
tricts. The dumber of miners and laborers
thrown out of employment will reach 49,
900, upon whom 10000 families are depend
ent for support. The misery and des-
titutioR increase daily, and the impression
is general in the regions that the coming
winter will be unprecedented in the annals
of the coal country for starvation, lawless.
ness and bloodshed. The situation has be
come so deplorable about Scranton, that
many who have been able have returned tt
Europe, and others are preparing to leave
Many skilled miners have left Hyde Parl
and neighboring mining towns.
Two of the leading companies in the Wy
oming and LackawanDa regions-the LIE
high and Wilkesbarre, and Delaware ant
Hudson Coal ompanies-have still furthe
| reduced the wages of the miners and labor
ers employed in their works, which ha
greatly increased the dissatisfaction am
discomfort prevalent for some time.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-10
OFF THE TRACK.

TheHERALD made specific, plain charges,
agaitat the Sheriff one, havsF been
answered to. Low personal abuse. such as
a. dyspectic fsh-woman would vomit up in
Billingsgate Market, againsts rival vender
Of eels or Goldfish, may be considered as
argument by the Gazette" but it is not.
The sneers at a Philadelphia, lawyer is
beneath contempt, and is part and parcel Of
the native bigotry of the editor and his get
The attack upon the professional ability Of
one is phase Of journalism, that seems to
be racy of this city alone, Of course, it is a
question we cannot discuss. We thought
there was only one man in this town
capable of breaking the seal ol
sanctity. which envelopes private and
confidential correspondence, we deeply
regret that there are two. Mr.. johnson is
at liberty to publish the brief note he re-
fers to, as we are aware he has more than
once talked of it. Blaze away, old man
senils babbling is to be pitied and laughed
at-not answered. A parting shet, and
we close Does the Gazette" say its fail
for public officer to charge for coffee, and
give burnt rye?
The Morning herald., 1876-08-10

GENERAL SHERIDAN strikes at the very
root Of the Indian troubles in his recent
order that, any person caught in the act Of
selling ammunition o1arms to the Indians,
whether friendly or hostile, will be heavily
punished and fined for the oiense. The
engagement Of the deeply lamented Gus
ter. 40 disastrous to our arms, was such,
owing, not 80 much to the numerical
strength of the enemy as to the weapons
thev carried. These were of
longer range than the carbines Of
our soldiers, and vastly superior
in every respect. Owing to the reckless
manner in which the Indians use ammunl
ton, they must soon exhaust their supply,
unless it is recuperated by whites, and
then their guns will be useless. No better
wav could be devised to properly meet the
Indian question, which is greatly needed
in the threatening and alarming attitude
it has assumed.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-10

The part the South will take in the
Presidential election is not without
its influence in the current of
politics. When we speak Of this, we
refer to the element, which will vote the
Dem mocratic ticket. The bayonet is no
longer able to teach or lead political pref
erence, nor is the honeyed tongue of the
carpet-bagger potential with those who
have claim to the least reason. The Re
publican party in its devouring greed, ap-
piled the leeches to the body too soon, and
they have sucked away at the corpse until
retiring life casts them off, and predicts
their death in November We conld moi
wish more encouraging prospects from the
South, even in the face of bayonets and
money from the public treasury to inhu-
ence the elections.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-10
Where Commodore Vanderbilt is
Missed.
From the Boston Post. !

Commodore Vanderbilt is sadly missed
at Saratoga this season, not because he
spent much money-that never was his
habit-but because his face and figure was
familiar, and people liked to discuss the
handsome old Commodore as he came and
went. He used to enjoy his sojourn at
Saratoga. He was fond of smoking, of
driving out to the lake, and of his numbers,
of whist, fifty cents point: point: Every
eleven o'cock always found
him in bed. Nobody could be more system
attic or more observant Of hygienic laws,
It was mistake to suppose him very robust
For the past fve-and-twenty years he has
been far from well ,and, as be has often said
if he bad not taken excellent care of himself
he would have been in his grave long ago
The tradition at Saratoga is that the Com
modore always made 1t rule to win enough
at whist to cover his expenses at the Springs
and would have been dissatisfied If he hat
not.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-10

WILMINGTON is in position just now
that she loses her usual equanimity in an
exciting course of events. Standing in the
triangular centre of workingmens troubles,
church troubles, and street paving troubles,
the city looses its identity with quiet, and
everything gives way to these momentous
questions which involve the social, polit-
ical and labor phases of life. Together
with all these, we have to submit to the
thermometer running up in the nineties.
and the usual excitement consequent with
the approach Of a city election.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-10
wher. Grants Absence il /. Benent.

WmeRO 6B0Dt'o AOoenC0 - y nO1eMss
Correspondence New York Herald.
+ some5Qae recently said IN Vest ind
Hotel gfOup, "What Is home without o
mother, and what will Long Branch be
without q Presidenta' The remark was
defended as joke, but 1t might have been
answered seriously that Long Branch is
much better off without President Grant
than with him. Not that the presence OF
absence of q man who lives sort of sulky,
unsociable life, enjoying his drives alone,
smoking his cigars in corner of his bal
cony all by himself, and taking his drinks
without companionship, would Of itsell
make much difference to the place. But
during the Presidents stay at his cottage
by the sea, at least until the present year,
while the end of his term of power was not
vet axed fact, class of visitors has been
drawn here whose presence Is at no time de.
sirable among respectable people. vulgar
snowy, dissipated politicians, swindline
government contractors, seedy ofiice-seekert
have hovered around the "summer capital
and made the hotels noisy and unpleasant
Southern scalawags, with their lean carpet
bags, members of whiskey rings, with theil
biz diamonds and offensive airs, the legiti
mate successors of the old Tammany politi-
clans, have filed up the passages Of the
West End on several occasions to the disgust
OF the respectable guests. Upto the pres
ent time, In consequence of the absence Of
the President, Long Branch has been re-
lieved of such visitors, and the improve
mcnt in the hotels has been noticeable
When they disappear altogether the place
will assume wholly different character.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-10
An Appeal for . Benevolent Lady.

The Richmond Enquirer makes an ap-
neal to all ex-confederates who were in
prison at Fort Lafayette, Fort Delaware
and Fort McHenry In behalf of a Philadel-
phia lady who devoted four years OF her
life and the larger part of her fortune to
the work of providing for their spiritual
and material wants while IN confinement at
those points. Thousands OF ex-confederate
soldiers, says the Enquirer, have cause to
remember her efforts with greatful affection
but successive reverses have since reduced
her to poverty, and she is in danger OF posi-
tive want. Her name is not given, but the
editor announces that he will forward any
contributions that may be made by those
who received so much at her hands,
The Morning herald., 1876-08-10
A Lady's quick Re y artee.

"Well, you see," said Republican politi-
clan to a lady at Long Branch, the other
day. "the best evidence of strength and
inteerityin our party is its power of recuper-
RIGHT. If we find . rogue In the chair of
state, what do we dol Hurl him out; II a
public servant aishonors his trust, what 40
we doY Cast him forth. If a president is
;ncompetent, what do we dol" "Elect him
twice. said the lady. ~