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The Morning herald., 1876-10-07
Tho Chester MyStes.y.

The finding of bloody shirt, not the
kind that Morton faunts in Indiana, but a
genuine article, and an old coat with blood
on it, has been sufficient to work up the
feelings of the Chester people. But the
"News" sees the prospect of good item
vanishing, ,and says that as there is no money
appropriated for defraying the expenses
of an investigation, and no one being willing
to spend time in ferreting this case out, it Is
very probable that 1t will rest as 1t is. 1t is
a great pity, for with such a deep plot the
reporter could have worked up something
intensely exciting.
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A Nesv Co. -PNrt,sersAip.

From the Williamsport Pa, Gazette
1t is noticed that DR.. J. NJ. Winner of
Philadelphia, has associated himself with
DR.. E. Shelp, of Wilmington, Delaware.
DR.. Winner, 1t will be remembered, was
several years with Richard & Klump, of
this city, but Of late practised In Philadel-
plia. The DR.. is thorough graduate of
the Pennsylvania College Of Dental Surgery,
and q man of exceptionally good habits.
Without doubt, his proficiency and other
good qualities will be rewarded by large
and repumeratiye practice. I.
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NIOTICE.-l, George W. Russell, do here
~ by give notice that shall apply to the

NOTICE.-l, George W. Russell, do here
IN by give notice that shall apply to the
judgesof tho Court of Genera Sessions oft
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF Del
aware, in and for the County of New Castle,
upen Monday. me 10th day Of Noyember,
November Term, for a License to keep a
store for general merchandise end the sale
of Liquors in quantities not less than half
q gallon, at No. liz w. Front street, First
Ward, in the city of Wilmington, Del, and
the following freeholders recommend the
said application, to wit:
Joseph Fout, Henry Bradley,
Thomas J. Bennett, William Miller,
William Huber, Philip g. Plunkett,
Levi H. Springer, Amor o. Perkins,
August Aschenbach,G George Steinicken,
Francis Kelley, Fred. We'll,
Patrick Holland, George H. MARBLE,
Caleb Miller, Alfred Walton,
David Woolman, julius Gunther,
Thomas Johnson, Jacob Klenle.
James MCGOWAN, Henry Bleyer,
Dennis Bradley, John Q. Crosley.
oct7-2t GEO. W. RUSSELL.
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Base Bali,

Yesterday afternoon the Expert defeated
the Bachelor club on the Adams street
grounds by score of Is toS.
The left fielder of the Athletics of Phila-
delphia is looking for new situation. We
advise him to 20 into the business of exter-
minating the troublesome insects. He
would make great Hall on the flies.
The married base baller can now return to
the bosom of his family, and proceed to
bounce his little bass bawler.
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The Mirror OF EtsshiO2s.

This any young man of our city can be
If he only goes to the right place to get his
clothing. There is nothing more attractive,
nothing that adds gentility to the humane
form more than good fitting suit of
clothes. The place to secure this is at
Bauxbaum's, No. II E. Fourth street. He
has a full line of goods, and is prepared to
make them up in the latest fashions. Those
who have not purchased should not fail to
give him call.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-07
DelatUa9'e D0u.

As the time approaches the interest in the
Delaware Day at the Centennial increases.
The programme has been decided upon,
and the ceremonies will consist of addresses
to be followed by a reception by the Gov
erdor, in the Delaware State Building at
hall. past II o'clock. Mayor Whiteley has
accepted the invitation to deliver one of the
addresses, but the Hon. N. B. Smithers is
vet to be heard from.
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The Church Supper at MT. Pleasant.

The supper given at Mt. Pleasant M. E.
Church, of which Rev. A. D. Davies is
pastor, on Thursday night, was in every
way successful. It came off in large tent
erected especially for the purpose, ,and under
the supervision of Miss Mary Weldin, Mrs.
Barlow, Mrs. Tally, and other ladies Of the
church. An excellent repast was served,
consisting of oysters, chicken, savory beef
steak, and aromatic coffee and other delica-
cies. Three large stoves were In the Gull
nary department, and an evening of pleasant
social gathering was spent by the attend
ance.
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Z. N. q. A.

The bible class under the auspices of the
Y. M. G. A.. will meet this evening, at the
rooms 837 Market street, at 7:30 P. M. The
lesson, "Stephen's Defense" will be con-
Quoted by Rev. George A. Latimer. All are
invited. Please being your bibles with you.
Prayer meetingSunday morning at 9o'clock.
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P1rsOnal.

Edward Belts, President of the First
National Bank of this city, represents the
State at the Bankers Convention in Phi!a-
delphia.
Mr.. George D. Morgan, formerly with the
HERALD, is still with the Camden, N. j.,
"Post," which has lately increased It's size,
and greatly improved in every way.
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Relj0,SOS NosVs.

West Presbyterian Church-Preaching to-
morrow at 1880, A. M, and 73O P. M,
by the pastor, Rev. J. NJ. P. Otis. Subject
for the morning, "From the Jaws of
Death )" for the evening, "Man and Ma
chinery," which will be the third sermon in
the series on "Centennial Topics" all are
cordially invited.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-07
Our Miniature Poster.

A perfection of art, "The Crystal Ivory
type" Go and see them at 4M Market
street. F. H. Anderson, artist.
Do not forget that the Children's Sewing
School will be reopened at 2 O'Clock, this
(Saturday) afternoon, in the schoolroom
corner Fifth and King streets.
Genuine terrapin soup for lunch tonight,
at the Barnum Hotel, Fifth and Orauge
streets.
What is the worst kink of an omena To
owe men.
DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup should be kept in
every family. A slight cough, If unchecked,
is often the forerunner of Consumption, and
timely dose of this wonderful medicine
has rescued many from an early grave.
Never try to pull bumble-bee up by the
roots, unless he is actually sitting on you
somewhere.
Ship your freight to and from Philadel.
phia by Bush's freight line.
Except on the score of economy, there
is no reason why circumstances should alter
burial cases.
Go early for your terrapin soup at Bab-
cocks, corner Fifth and Orange streets.
Fresh-'T wonder why my moustache
dcsen't grow under my nose as well as at
the corners of my mouths" soph.-"Too
much shade"
Milne, corner Sixth and Market streets,
has good stews his fried oysters are tho
best to be had.
There is some good in all of us, but this
department of discovery has doubtless Ian
Qushed, because nobody has been ingenious
en>ugh to adapt the microscope to the
ST ly Of character.
Mills g. Coombs sell good coal at the
lowest market prices.
A Clarion (Pa.) editor announces
"Spring chickens taken on subscription at
this office" We judge he had hard time
Scratching" for living.-Yes, and this is
only ruse-ter make one.
The finest terrapin soup tonight, at nine
o'clock, at Babcock's, Fifth and Orange
streets.
The country is suffering from too mnch
politics. 1t is, perhaps, time for 1t to pause
in its mad career when Republican female
refused to use Democratic journal for
curl papers.
Fulmer, gets up oysters in every style, at
504 Market street. Roast dinners at rs cts.
The story that Secretary Fish has bought
for 16,09000O roubles the port Of Okhotsh,
In Siberia, needs q good deal Of confrma-
ton. 1t would cost more troubles than
TOuOlc6. O-hHOtcu WcaecA sseAoCPs
Yeager's harness are of the very best
The widow of Gen. Hindman, who was,
in her youth, the boasted beauty of the
Mississippi valley, has just died.
We would advise gentlemen who have
nervous child ren, who are afraid horses
running off while out driving; to order set
of harness made by Hiram Yeager, 4O5
Shipley street.
"Funny monkey" said Mra-
as she saw him -naii~
sss,S'
.u,T SECOND
quality of 9Oods al.
.New umbrellas made to or.
-~.ading promptly attended tn
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FOR SALE.

II premises, No. 33l Tatnali Street, with
fixtures, &c. Possession given In two weeks
from time Of application.
Apply to-MARY AHRENS,
tt Al5 Delaware Avenue.
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PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALEOF A DESIRABLE MEAT
L STALL.
= Will be sold on the premises, at public
sale, on Saturday afternoon, October 7th,
1875, at 2o'clock, Stall No. So, Second Street
Market House. Terms made known on
day Of sale. L. w. STIDHAM 4 SON,
oct3 IT. AuctiOneer.
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Tho Nesp OMoes.s.

Mr.. Charles H. Gallagher 40 Chief Engi-
neer of the Water Department, and William
8. Hayes as Registrar, have accepted the
Offices to which they were elected by Coun-
ell. They will give bond to-day In the sum
Of $4,000 each.
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NOT1CE.-l, Tobias b. Merrett, do hereby
~, give notice that I shall apply to the
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 flrst day of the Novem-
DER term, Nd. 1875, for License to keep
Water and French streets, known as the
United States Hotel, in the Second
Ward ofths city of Wilmington county and
State aforesaid, to sell Intoxicating liquOrs'
in less quantities than one quart TO By
drunk on the premises; and the following
freeholders OF said ward recommend the
said application. to witt
A. W, Willis, Joseph Stoeckle,
Gavin Thomson, Nicholas Jenny,
Richard Booth, j.. e. HirZel,
Hugh Sweeney, Henry Kienle,
George R. Higgins, VIM. L. Gilbert,
Wm H. Beckloy. Charles q. Sparks,
Michael Kenney, Robert F. Gamble,
Henry Feldmeier. Charles Cannon,
John Cannon, William White,
James T, Quinn, Owen Palmer.
Daniel Callahan, G. T. Stevenson,
Andrew Grotz, W. G. White.
Joshua Baker, John r. Bush.
octs-at TO TOBIAS B. MERRETT.
N1OTICE-I, William Wizard, do hereby
IN give notice that 1 shall apply. to the
Judges Of the Court of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the state OF
Castle, on Monday, the Goth day OF Novem.
ber next, being the first day of the Novem-
ber term, A. D., 1876. for a license to keep
an Inn or Tavern. at tbs Centennial Hotel,
School District Ne. IS, In the village of Dob.
New Castle, in the state Of Delaware. and
to sell Intoxicating liquors In less quantl-
tie, than one quart, TO be drunk on the
premises, and the following freeholders
Tecommend this said application; to wit;
Jsmes gsaS oWeil. .'A A. 6. Gray,
John Campbell, George Whitneld,
Samuel Chase, W. holschumaker,
James WilnOt, Thomas Farley,
George Gray. 2. 8: WegEenman.
NJOTICE.-I, Hugh McGovern, in COM
IN pliancs with the requirements or the
act Of Assembly in sach cases made q and ,
appiy In writing to the Court Of General
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the state of Delaware, in and for the county
Of New Castle. upon Monday, the 1Jth day
of November, A. D. 1875, being the nrst day
for a license to sell intoxicating liquors IN
less quantities than one quart, TO I've drunk
on the premises, in the oity Of new Castle
School District, No. As, New Castle
hundred. county and state alor.s saio, aho tha
the following freehOlders recommend the
said application to wit:
Aiien " Lesley, A: Gray,
G. B. Wegyenman, John Keegan,
George GRAY. julius Laboub,
Iohn Il. Black. James O'Neill,
his James McHugh,
octC St HUGH McGOvERN.
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ArOTICE.-We, the undersigned Of the
N old Hickory Pioneer Club Of the Tenth
Ward. certify that the following g-named
|entlemen are authorized to collect all
homes for the Club: James McGrath, Jonn
Dolan and John I. McDermOtt.
ROBERT COTTINGHAM. Pres.
Attest; THOMAS F. CDONNELL,
oct7.3t Recording Secretary.
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11NTED-A white girl to do general
o. a'u''"o s25 SMILEY STREET,
The Morning herald., 1876-10-07

E1ANTEp.-Roard in the city Of Will
w Am Amminston. for which q liberal price
1ll oe p"'U Ridgely, Md.
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RUGBY
Evening School,
DR.. SAML. w. MURPHY, A. N.
PRINCIPAL.
Assisted by an Able Corps Of
Teachers.

veoC00F0.
~ Ihis Evening Business School will open
III Monday. Oct. 10th. at O'Clock. Book.
AAe.eplng, Business Forms, Commercial
fnh,inInmetic,. Spelling, Reading, and every
tang tng pertaining to business life Will be
special attention paid to Penmanship,
"nlch Is taught by Prof. j. j. Peirce.
~ afternoon session for Ladies in Penman.
81 sup, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
" each each week from 4.30 r. M. to $50 p. M.
erat LEN WOKK.-Platn and ornamental,
Writing, Engrossins. and everything per-
Gaining to Job Pen Work ,ex ecuted in every
TTaTlety 7 and at reasonable figures by. Prot.
p.s. >: =. Peirce, Penmsn at Rugby, Academy.
Wiz uGsstsons desiring. work Of this kind, or who
"ugoy Evening School, will pleaAe addreas
DIR, SAML. w. MURPHY,
2S1.& Principal Of Rugby Academy.
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NOTICES.

IrOTICE.7All the old members OF tho
N Cochran AWilliams Club are requested
1 return all the axes and torches belong
6p to the club. Return them to the head
Esrtars. Weccacoe Engine House..
ROBERT COTTINGHAM, Pres.
| Attest: TuoxAS F. F.ODONNELL,
oct7.lt Hecordlng SscreC@ry'
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HEALD'S
Ill FOURTEENTH PUBLIC SA !AE OF
stocks, Bonds, Loans and Rsa: Estate,
at the Clayton House Building, Whining
ton, Del,
SATURDAY, October 7th, 1870,
at IL q. M, sharp.
2shares stock lst National Bank, Whining
4 ton.
ID shares stock Union National Bank, Will
mingtOn.
D shares stock National Bank Wilmington
and Brandywine. ,,,
8 shares stock. First National Bank, Will
mington,
Terms Of sale and particulars on posters.
J. T. HEALD.
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
oct2&7
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y.NTED.-A competent white servant
foraeneral housework, a good washer,
M Nmd cook. Recommendation required
pneI MI" KING STREET.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-07

TlHIKD ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE
WILMINGTON TROTTING AssOCI-
ALTON,
will be held at tho
Wilmington Trotting Park,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY q THURSDAY
October 10th, llth and 18th.
ll2 ENTRIES OF WELL-KNOWN
HORSES FOR NINE PURSES.
PREMIUMS, N'Ao
List Of Entries:
FIRST DAYS TRIAL OF SPEED.
Tuesday, October 10.
Purse No. !, $50. Glass minutes. l2horses'
Purse No. 2, 500. Glass minutes. Is horses.
Purse No. 8. $50. Glass 2.4 l2horses.
SECOND DAY-wEDNEsDAY. OCT. IL.
Purse No. 4, SIS. Glass $50. 1shorses.
Purse No, s, $3.50. Pacing Race, free to all.
a horses.
Purse No. 8, $780, Glass 2.AO, IA horses.
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY, OCT. Il,
Purse No. 7, $50, Glass minutes. to Road
Wagons. IL horses.
Purse No. 8, $l25. Glass ESQ. II horses.
Purse No. 8, $500. Glass 2.90. Shorses.
SINGLE ADMISSION, 90 CTS.
Horses and carriages free.
nS-Horses will be called for the first race
on each day at O'clock, sharp.
WIN. H. THOMPSON. President; GEO.
IAN. Secretary. oct7-4t
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THURSDAY, THE 10th DAY OF OCTO
BER, 1916,

in accordance with said invitation, do here
by recommend to the citizens Of the State
that the said 10th day OF October, 1915, be
appropriately observed. and that the Cen
tennial Commissioners of the State take
such action, as to them shall seem most
proper, for the public observance Of the
DAY at the Centennial Grounds in Phila-
delphia, and I do hereby invite all the
citizens Of Delaware, and all Delawareans
and their descendants residing in other
sections of the United states, or elsewhere,
to be present and participate In worthily
commemorating those events which mark
the rise and progress of the State, and H.
lustrate the honorable achievements OF her
citizens.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the Great Seal Of
the state to be affixed, at Dover this
Second Day Of October. in the year Of
our Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and seven1y.six, and Of the indepen.
dence Of the State, the one hundred
and first.
JOHN P. COCHRAN,
By the Governor,
IoNATIUs q. GRUBB,
cc5-2w Secretary of State.
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VOL. 2. NO. 20.
WANTS..

F7ATTED TO RENTmA c.a ~ store, os,,dseS,ny sTeSSs,ny
preleddos ddross CASH, HERALD ONCE.
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f10 ADAY ATH0MES..AgSsnntiTI e.. niIM Tantsd1' y @1'
SlZ Outfit and terms free' IhUE ea ,o.eS q ~
nsusta, Maine, mo-Ayoo"'
The Morning herald., 1876-10-07

CNVMc -Four large life-liks Steel En-;
ltENIN cravings Of the Presidential
MAKE Candidates sell rSp1dly; ~ sGna no
e Wall street, Box 3236. N. Y. aug3ltf
The Morning herald., 1876-10-07

NOTICE.-The Democratic County Exec
~ utive Committee will hold meeting
at the Democratic Headquarters, co. Mark ct
street, on saturday morning, October 7th,
1870, at 10 oclock, A. M. Mem bers are most
earnestly requested to attend, as important
business demands attention.
JOHN O'BYRNE, Chairman.
J. HENRY PUBL, Secretary. oct6-N
NOTICE. partnership heretofore ex.
~ isting between Frederick Meyers, Rob
ert A. Armstrong, Joseph Freeman. Patrick
h0rty and John McNif. trading as Meyers,
Armstrong Il Co., has been this day dis.
solved BY mutual consent. The business Of
tne late firm Will be settled by Frederick
f. II. MEYERS,
ROBERT A. ARMSTRONG;,
JOSEPH FREEMAN,
PATRICK HORTY,
JOHN MONTE.
The business Of manufacturing morocco
heretofore conducted by Meyers, Armstrong
go, will be continued at the old stand No.
20 . Adams street, Wilmington, DEL, by the
FREDERICK MEYERS,
sept2l-6t2taw' s23 Adams street,
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,OTICE-A PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF DELAWARE,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTNENI.
WHEREAS, The United states Centennial
Commission has invited the several States
o assist in celebrating the International
Exposition, held in honor Of the one e,na nun IT,
fhe United States, by setting apart suit
Bble day for the cOmmemOrat1On OF the
Rrowth and progress Of the thirteen origi-
bal Colonies and States.
Now, therefore, John P. Cochran, Gov.
ernor Of Delaware, having set apart
SnunprnA mIIH 10Th nav OF OCTO.
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Purse No. 8, sl25. Glass $50. II horses.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-07

Purse No. 9, $500. Glass 2.so. 8 horses.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-07

,urse No. 7. $50, Glass 4 minutes. to Roa'
Wagons. IL horses.
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sHAKER's SERMON.
Elder Evans or Moody and sankey's Revival
-"Thnt Is all MOOnshine."

Elder Evans. the Shaker, spoke last
Reveations." Preceding his sermon, Il choir
OF six Shakeresses, dressed In drab, with snow
white mantles and lace caps, and three al akers,
with long hair cut close over heir foreheads,
sang
"open wide ye gates OF glory"
Elder Knapp said that the Revelations were
thoroughly trustworthy, because John was one
of the purest characters In history. Communities
tion with the other world nowadays was mat
ter Of science, but John was a religious medium.
The angel that sat on the great white throne
was able to break the senls OF to look upon the
pages. wouldn't IL do AN immense amount OF
good" exclaimed the Elder, III these seals
could be opened IN one Of Moody and Sankey's
meetings. Are we sure that these meetings arc
not divine source OF good. TO gather the peo-
pie together and awaken religious feeling When
we great body OF people ready 10 hear
even as much as they do near at these meetings
QaughteT), ought we not to have hopesf Moody
and Sankey are simple, earnest men. They be-
lievc surely that they will hnd streets paved win
In fidelity. But arc they 20 blamei Their theol-
ogy Ia the theology Of children. You wouldn't
want to go to the Moody and SiDkey heaven
(shading his eyes with his hand and peerinR up
az the edge of the ceilnR), away up IN the thlrd
tier somew here. That is oil mOOnshine Death
bed repentance IA all nonsense. We can't
make men or women Il, To be Shakers In an in
stant, aDd II ought to be harder to ut a man for
heaven than for the shaker society. Young
Shakers have TO go through purgatory. had
To do so. | find instead u IA sudden conversion.
that had TO change my character little by little
| have to set check here and guard there.
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JorrINGS AB0Ur rOWN.


Sunddp Ncrs: "Rumors ere rio concernina
GOV liarn's engagement to tue daughter Of lawyer
OF THIS city,"
The SaqlW Cgf;m 39y. ,hat ne S1i, ch,rs.%..
asyums caoacd $4,000
The sunday D,mOc,1t saws that GEN John A,
p ns rS Siner 1 ylns SI dess e
John WrlcArrt lf 1.s3 Fulton avenue, Brook
y. VINO w., rye o'tr n' siase AZ broedway and Bar:
hospital Yesterday
Tho Nclc Y0rlcr Denolrnf says that the Cor,
man s.r'r,ts 'na German Sc ,niship companles wa
0rrauY circumstances.
SmdtB Mercury; " Parents who havs bseq
cdnui!n@ ihUir 81 iur t"ufrcss auh GuN-rnmeni
Gr.nb Juries VITA unusual iuierest."
John Woickert, of ,S6s Fullon street Brook
Iva, c4lpurt. ur II tae NH,r.c,n Tract socrty, whs
died yesterday in tie Chan,o'r. siioet hospital
Slindlp DeSpgicb. "lf the members OF the
gA, , ors n. i.q rd DS;Iss, b., Sss
tlolt hecu.c ic,s, a4t save money and trouble"
Siui3 iy iouGt. Con. Schsuck "a welt!ag e.
Con.r",s l.il hn "i tnf %" M !; 80 ~ l"nrst @ mah o.
e.. Ire l. -lH Nu.-t'r TO EaSiand or oay ro@er Boa
aftcrrI"
ni J- - NfSSsu, cs ,i iHln ofIns OF he ~
fst. dstrtu. 4 Il'tIr of the Mhic olnr line. who q
sry uf st u ui'rf 10 JAr@"ese coaslius vessel u
rFe e9poripg services Of tlo Rev samuel Aid:
utu.' + ,"l Ms t1 ',i - & ur'in Ai "rahl ane
oisAl,4sd a sugay sl.,l ,u june. 1870, IN slnan
io1'ui nad.on slt'et cn.ir factory.
Nofl Smfy 1ip's ond iir's pg'r says tha,
o' me q ,, os( rgonG .e99.. ,nT Gols', @ Z: Z.
quarters, end at mY.tslioq, sguu do1'n o[ more
II ne d .ad Ga author u 80 Ssae a. ~
es than hTs iec' 'sI aud he Is ns4rshtei III tas sI'
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cONNECTIcUr,s ELECTION.
How Tbinc- Icok The Residents Of the Nut
meg state who Vote To-Dny.

HARTFoRD, April 2.-Everything is done
aud both political parties are awaiting the con
test that begins with the rising Of to-morrow's
sun. The canvass has been quiet. Republicans
have not exhibited much enthusiasm, seemingly
coutening themselves with tho hone that some
how they may be able to overcome the majority
OF forty against them In last winters Legisa-
ture, aud thus elect Republican United States
Senator. They have evidently had no hope OF
eectinR the State ticket, and have therefore i'm
ported few speakers and held few rallies. Re
puhlicans and Democrats both assert that no
money has been used Illegally, or will be used.
The probable result OF to-morrows voting, as
as Is possible to estimate, Is the election OF
the Democratic State ticket by majority about
thousand less than last year. This decrease
will be due, more than ANYTHING else, 20 the in
crease Of the rural Republican vote, on account
OF its being Presidential election year. The
Greenback men will not, in spite their boosting,
poll more than 800 votes, Of which two thirds
are IN New Haven. and drawn equally from Re
pubncans and Democrats. The Prohibition vote
will be greatly reduced, and probably not more
than 5DO
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COAL DIRT BURNED.
Utilizing Wbnt has Been Wnsie-Mr. p. Hay
denis Experiments.

Two years or more ago p. Hayden, Esl., OF
this city demonstrated that coal dirt could be used. He
made many experiments. and conclusive were they
that for time he bought all the waste that could
be obtained at Port johnson and at HoDoken In one
OF the factories In which he largely interested Sam
ucl T.. Iompklns Co.. Newark. y. j. can be seen In
use to-day the furnace bottom made OF gray iron
plates cast with holes in the steam blast for IN.
PRODUCING under the furnace to produce the
necessary draught 10 penetrate tne body Of aust LSe
plates steam blast In his silver rolling
mills 10 Bloomfield N In attaining power to run hli
machinery In sing Slug prison be Is using tins waste,
with the steam blast HIS purpose was o put TINS coal
dirt the coal market But he met with obstacle,
namely the OF freight ana handling from the
to lids water.
Mr. HAYDEN has patented cosl that Is capable
OF screening many of coal day IL formed that
While being run by machinery II nssors the coal into s
various sizes, allowing each - into the nin
especially prep lred for It, Th screens Ia in sing
sing prison, and at his mines In Hooking Valley Ohio.