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The Morning herald., 1876-08-24
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1875,
UDITOR,s.sAL

By virtue OF Q warrant Of the Mayor Of
the city Of Wilmington, to me directed, Will
THURSDAY, August 81, 1879.
At the Auditor OH ace, No. 8H East Sixth
street. second story in the city ofWilming-
ton. State of Delaware,
Ali that lot. piece, or parcel Of land stu.
ated at the 8. 4. corner ofVhlrd ana AoaHS
An that lot. piece or parcel Of land with
house thereon erected, sltuated at the n"rth
west corner OF Eleventh and french Hts.
Sliced and taken In execution as the
aid Nv J.L. BEGGS.
City Auditor.
J. N. b. The absve named property IL to be
sold to satisfy lien thereon for paving
bed of street, water pipe and sidewalks
aug2l-tS
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NOTICES.

NOTICE GeS1sa Fourth Payment.
IN How ID the mah 0f moderate means,
70 acQuire q home, 0rSBAse m after life but
by saving some portion OF his earnings
every month And how shall his monthly
savings be invested, 70 be both safe and
prOfitablef BY taking shares In q Loan As
ISOLATION. vi ere each member has vote
are from Is to Is per cent per annum, money
withdrawn ON 3Odays notice, and after the
hrst year with per cent. interest.
THE WORKINGMEN's LOAN AesOCIA-
ga5 s INON.
Meets this fthntsday). evening
Male or Female, young or old, may take
shares. Money 70 Ian; premiums nnodsr.
au2s-2t Geo. MARIs. sec'y.
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The Delasgore Is-ish.

The s'Irish World" In writing up the
events of the Battle of Gowanus Greek,
which occurred on Long Island, New York,
August 9Th 1776, has the following to say
of the Delaws are Irish, who participated in
the fight under the famous CO... Haslett:
The Delaware battalion, under Colonel
Haslett, composed largely Of raw lrishmen,
who had still to be taught how to load o
musket, had remained in reserve on the left
of Strings line, near the Port Road. At
eleven o'clock they were ordered to the
front, to reinforce the center and left, now
becoming weak, and there, under the fre
of five times their number, they maintained
their ground for nearly six hours. At this
time Admiral Howe was reinforcing Grant
with 2,OOO men. It was to resist their at
tack that the Delawares were OrdeIed up.
zone Of De Hcister's detachments, mistak-
ing the Delawares for Hessisns, were cap
tured by the former at what 10 now Tenth
street and Fourth avenue, Brooklyn. Cap
tain Popham Of tho Delawares, was de-
tached with guard to convey the prisoners
TO the line. He and bis prisoners narrowly
escaped from drowning 10 Gowanus Creek
in the deep mud and water, and, to heighten
the danger, the enemy, discovering the
movement, opened upon them aire from 2
two gun battery on the hills. The British
captain, hoping from this circumstance,
zthot rescue would be effected, paused in
the middle of the creek; but he relenquished
his hopes on being told by Popham that he
would be instantly put to death should he
attempt to escape. The gallant young Lieu.
tenant would not relinquish the British and
Hessian officers, and their accoutrements
although sinking In the muck and water
and had the good fortune to arrive safely
in the lines with his prisoners"
The Morning herald., 1876-08-24

NOTICE
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Der ocratic County Convention will
be held at New Castle, on
SATURDAY, August 2, 1876,
at o'clock P. M,
for the purpose of nominating candidates
for the Legislature and Levy Court. Dele
gates selected by the differ ent Hundreds to
said Convention are requestedto promptly
attend. A County
MASS MEETING
of the Democratic citizens Of New Castle
County, will be held at the close Of the
Convention to ratijy the ticket nominated
on that day. a cordial invitatlon Is ex-
tive citizens of Delaware to meet with US.
Senators Bayard and salisbury, Congress-
man Williams, Governor I Ochran and
Mayor Whiteley are expec ed to be present.
WIN. REYNOLDJ,
a2ltm Chrm'n Of County Meetings.
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Psrso nal.

Mrs. P. A. Thomas left this morning for
Rehoboth City and will be absent about q
week.. yr
DR.. Pike, formerly of this city, but now
residing at Newark, N. j., is at present here
visiting old friends.
Mrs. Joseph McMakin left this city yes
terday on her way to China, to join her hus-
band, who went there in December last.
J.. Wiley, Principal Of boys department
No. I school has returned to this city after
q short sojourn to recuperste her health.
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UDIFOR's SALE.

By virtue Of warrant Of the Mayor of
the city OF Wilmington, to me directed Will
be sold at public sale. ct 10 O'Clock A. M,
SATURDAY, septer'ber ID, 1870.
At the Auditors Office. No. Ok East sixth
street, second story, in city OF Wilmington.
New Castle county, state Of Delaware, -,
All that lot, piece. or parcel OF iand. WILD
vest corner OF Fifteenth and King streets
Siezed and taken In execution as the
properly OF Charles H. Gallagher, and to be
sHoi3 nv j. L. BEG0S,
City Auditor.
N.R The above named property IL to be
sold TO satisfy lien thereon for Pavtng
s~ etc ~ augl9.ts.
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Haves.lN's Mjsssts'els.

On Saturday evening this excellent min
strel troupe will give a.performsnce In this
city, at the Grand Opera House. The enter.
tainment will consist Of an entire change OF
programme, and introduce specialties that
have never before been seen In this city
The character of this troupe is well known
to the Wilmington people, and Will insure
them large house.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-24
A.yots on she Prsssdsnssss Conssss.

A:Tots on the PssstdssttaI C0nesss'
Last night on the through train from
Washington to New York. gentlemen
from this city, who was . passenger, TO
settle dispute, took the vote OF the train
upon the Presidential candidates. 1t result.
cd a follows Tilden 81, and Hayes 81 /;
while there were several for Peter Cooper,
the Greenback candidate, and one for Green
Clay Smith, the Temperance candidate.
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. UD1rOR's SALE.

Rv virtue OF warrant Of the Mayor Of
the City OF Wilmington, TO me directed
Will be exposed at Public sate. at loo'ciock.
q. M, ON
SATURDAY, AUGUST %. 1870,
az the Auditors ONCE. No. sk ed story E.
sixth I % street. in the City Of Wilmington.
New Castle county, state Of Delaware, the
following described Real Estates.
All tkat lot, piece or parcel Of land with
bOuhes thereon erected. situated. 81 the
southeast corner Of Ninth ana Wlndsor
streets.
nr0Derty OF Cornelius McGrennary, alias
Cornelius Green, and 10 bA sold by
]. u. BEG0S, City Auditor.
NE The abOve-named property is to be
sold to satis1y q lien thereon for paving ana
curbing. augAO-e
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A Prise Fight.

A prize fight took place ct an early hour
yesterday morning, near Edgemoor Station,
between two men named Fiddler and Giles
Die, both of Philadelphis. After desper-
ate encounter, lasting an hour, Gillespie,a al
though the least experienced Of the two,
was declared the winner.
The stakes were two hundred and my
dollars.
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GEO. o. MARIs, sec,y.

NOTICE.-A meeting Of the stockholders
IN OF the WILMINGTON LOAN AGSO-
CITATION. will be lead on Tuesday evening
amendment TO the Hy.IAws to reduce the
fines. E GEO. g. MARI5,
au28.tE Secretary,
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Dsos1. Of q Tas,sasIs Horse.

A valuable horse belonging to James Toy,
ON tho Kennett pike, died yesterday after
noon from lockjaw, caused by nail being
|cerelessly driven In his foot BY blacksmith
Of this city. He was offered e235 for him
seversl times but refused It. 4
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Brondy,csns s.n.,,.ss Camp.

All the accounts from Brandywfne Sum
NIT Camp, state that 1t is now fairly under
way, and presenting very pretty appear
ance. Rev. Mr.. Kramer Of this city Il on
the ground and preaching in bis most efiec-
tive manner. It 10 thought that on sunday
there will be no less than five thousand per-
SONS on the ground.
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TIE coal COH1xNArYOE.
Hese 4 NssJ Efsss ~ WssassSasss
NnrIhek.

Nav1se. s
According to previous anneuneemsnt, :,
meeting was held st noop yesterday, 4 IL:
Office Of the Delaware and Hudson Com-
pany, Courtlandt street, New York, Of ~
Board Of Control Of the Coal Company, -
sociation. X \,
The meeting was attended BY most or the
leading coal companies, and the following.
resolution was unanimousIy adopted:
'sResolved, That, III view, Of the peTsist-
ent refusal Of the Lehigh Valley Coal Co. 10
abide by the action Of the Board Of Contsol
and Of the admitted inability Of represcrta-
tives of the individual operators Of the Le-
high Valley region TO limit the tonnage o.
their region to It's proper quota, on eccount
Of the want Of corporation Of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Co, IT Il inexpedient Longer
to continue our Association, and that TIM
Board of Control now adjourn sine de.
The first result Of the disruption of ~.
combination 10 the announcement Of > ~.
by auction on Tuesday, the 26th Instant, ofs
5O0, 900 tons Of coal for account ofthe Phtl-
alelphia and Reading, the DelawaEe and
Hudson, the Delaware and Western kaiE-
road, and the Pennsylvsnia companies.
." The e6oct of this disruption 0nthe hc0e1
market u not known. A HERALD repre-
sentative called upon one Of your leading
coal dealers, who is agent IN this city Tor
the Philadelphia and Reading Coal Com
pany. He said, in his opinion, Il would not
effect the price Of coal In our market at all;
not for the present anyhow, and whom e1ect-
ed, 1t will be but slight advance. While
this great amount Of coal ID thrown upon
the market, the price must necessarily drop
but 1t Is thought It viii not extend any
great distance or very long period. Ne
are authoratively informed that coal h much
lower here than In any other city, the same
distance from the mines,
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UDIroR,s SALE.

= nv virtue of a warrant OF the Mayor Of
the CITY Of Wilmington, to mo directed,
viii be exposed at Public Sale, at 10 o'clock
g. M, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1870,
At the Auditors Office. Nd. .Sl< second story
East Sixth street, In the city of Wilming-
All. that lot, piece or parcel Of land, With
building thereon erected. situated on south
side OF Pennsylvania avenue between
Franklin and Harrison streets.
Geixed and taken In executi0nas the pro-
nerty al Henry Grant, and to be sold by
pe'' ], T. BEGGS, City Auditor:
! n. N.H-Tho above named property 10 t0 ~
cnrh,nr. augl9ts
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IA ~
STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
By order OF the Democratic Executive
Committee OF Delaware,a q State Democratic
Convention, composed OF sixty de egatee
from each County. will be held in Dover.
THURSD JAY, September Z, 1870,
at2 O'Clock p. NJ.
for the purpose OF dominating electors for
President and Vice President of the United
states; and also for the purpose Of nomi
mating q candidate for Representative In
Congress for the state of Delaware. Ei
AlaA 1t is requested,
1hat the Democratic voters Of the several
Hundreds throughout the State meet al
the irregular places FOR holding meetings, on
SATURDAY, August 20, 1876
at : o'clock T. NJ,
and, according to The rules OF the Demo.
cratic party In each county, appoint The
number OF delegates to said convention, ia
which they are entitled respectively.
And 1t Is also requested and urged.
That the best mon be selected to said
convention, that they In turn may not only
place In nomination candidates Of high
moral worth and sound political principles
but that the chaEaCter Of the convention
!tsell. may bs Y suaEapty that they ''.'e are
ROBERT ]. REYNOLDS. Chrm'n
Dover, Aug. s, lo76. au2l.tm.
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Tho svsrsss sysso Cessstrv.


Mr.. Myers D. Hoover Of Ephrata, Lam
caster county, has been sadly bereaved
within the last three months BY the death OF
his wife and four children. 3sS
The dwelling of William lrouside, Penn
township, was entered by robbers, who OBJ
tained about $500 in notes, checks ard
cash, . few nights ago while the family
were ct church.
A resolution favoring the holding Of
fair ct Oxford the approaching fall was
adopted, at which no money premiums
would be offered, and the admission See re-s
duced to 25 cents.
Tuesday noon boy about u years
named Gibbons, while playing In mill
near Bancroft's lower bank, Chestar, 1ell
quite distance and sustained painful but
not dangerous injuries.
Early Sunday morning Ane hsrse and :
set of harness, whip and lap robe, bel0ng.
ing to James Boyd of FairAeld, Chester
county, and . new buggy belonging to
Clemson Geiger Of the same village, weret
stolen.
On Saturday afternoon, near Radnor ~
tion, on the P. r. R., John A. Himmsno. y
brakeman onthe 4th Pittsburg freight west,
fell from his train, was run over BY tho earn
and instantly killed, his body being Ah0ek-
ingly mangled and almost disseversd.
on Friday night, the 18th Inst, about H.
O'Clock the store OF James A. McConksy Is
Peach Bottom, Chester county, ,wAs entered,
robbed and thsn Get on fre. The borglar
entered by the cellar door, passed mp stelys
into the room In the rear end ofthe build
ing and from thence into the main stOFe
room.
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AZ AMERICAK sR1.

h
HehOtoth 9seets0 a. bad ~ seler WaserSmo
{ kIscee-1ea NN lIlsy ~ Lsa1Ss ass1
0esetteMaeSea essA q we0 Drop kbr0sCle ~
70 UsosCN Dssll Cass.
[frona Lady Correspondence
Z RsHoBorH, August 22d, 1870.
since my last, there have many things,
which / think the Wilmington people are
ignorant Of, that have come under my no.
tice. One Of these, and / hope Il viii not
astonish you, b Ten Pin Alley. This may
seem harsh 70 the Christian people, but It i
nevertheless true, and II IL not for the gem
tlemen excluaivcly, but the ladies' too can
make ten strike u. we'll 6 any Of those
whn claim TO have stronger muscle; and
Il was no longer ago than Saturday night,
that / saw young lady ffom Wilmington,
. pretty brunette, with her hair thrown
down csrelessly, and falling over her plump
shoulders, her sun burned hand holding .
ball a. large as she WAS, and defying
handsome young New Yorker to bet her
ten dollars that she could not make ten
strike. The bet was accepted, and to my
astonishment as we'll % that of everybody,
the whole ten pins went down In heap.
The smusements of Z kind which some,
who are little Inclined to be conscienci0us,
would call vicious, do not end with the ten
pin alley. There are bar rooms In which
fre-water 10 drunk In quantities sufficient
10 make parched coffee essential to the dis
guisement Of . breath, strongly impregna-,
ted with whiskey and brandy. This h .
trick which all young ladies, unless II u
those who are very Sophisticated, have
discovered, and the young men, and the
old men too % for that mztter, ought to
know by this time that our byes ars; not 30
easily shut up. Then too, ws have other
conc0mitant Of flrst-class watering places,
which seem to be necessary tOthe relief Of
monotony among gentlemen. One Of these
is called faro bank, and its disastrous ef-
fects upon gentlemen Is told N the long and
melancholy faces that are seen at the Feak.
fast tables some mornings. I was told
on Monday last that . very wealthy
Philadelphian who drives fast team and
has conspicuous diamond pin, lost In one
night as large sum ~ .ave thousand dol
lars, and raised enough to defrsy his ex-
penses back home from the father Of his
aflanced. Then there is said to be In, oper-
stion here what 10 called q roulette table,
khere the masculine visitors loose consid-
erable money.
Thus you see We are not without the e1-
citement of all the games and pastimes that
are enjoyed at the larger watering places,
and Reh0both is entitled to all the glory
that may be attached to the title of being ~
American Spa. There is some talk among
the Board Of Directors to have these places
broken up, but It is doubted by some, II It
can be done effectually, as an order to this
effect was passed some time ago, but very
shortly after rescinded, for what cause 10
was too great to be resisted.
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TYLE's ZOE CREAM.

We are now ready to furnish ies cream,
ofths finest quality, IN any quantity 70
fic-IIics 1xcafsions, ste.. ste., ~ VIII eel
C speOtAl yotA
xYL1as ION OnIAlG D1oE.
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Mssssr Lsesss.

NSwsr LsesIs.
Council tonight.
Workingmsns Loan meets tonight.
This morning tie excursion goes 70 0csan
City. sssS
The Thermometer b not 70 smbitious row
% formerly. &Ss
b sure not 10 hand ysur Walnut sfseet
proposals in too late. y
Unmuxzled dogs and Small Pox trouhlaog
the citizens Of Reading. VI
Bush's patent wagons ssvs Aolaskeepers
. world OF dust and troubls. ~ #
The Rpuhlicans Of tho Third Ward will
hold their nomination to-alght.
Ninety-thres car losab q peaNhes paoeod
over the Delaware Sailrssd 81 Tnssdey.
According 70 Probs pssdisfipa, y a1
was 70 b . rainy day. But 4 1bilee /. N NJ \
A lasga chair valued d IN w. Ssoleu,
from The parlcs of Z. 8. Taylor, - Ju1Gjy
CON atreee, 5sw svsuinss ago. Il
n a. \. pjGkels WIN Il u san111ats 1bsE
0ou1cil lton ~ yiftA Was4, ~ eScneQooe
~ aegye 5ng "cue yeaS fetrl selv.~. Z VI
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Game Of Base Bsly.

The Western base ball club Of this city
has made srrangemets FOR game Of ball
to take place at their pic mic, which comes
IoG to-day.
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AGES.
Total

4 Bodies brought here for intsrment: males.
Z. females & total II
Deaths and intefments Grand Total q;
COrOner's (A1es & Alms Houeo casee ..
GRO, w. CHAyT0R, Registrar.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-24

Three persons were trlsd bs1oFs TIE My.
|or yestesdlv ~ di1oFderly ,aeadnat -
The Morning herald., 1876-08-24

AIOTICE.-TheD Democracy OF Brandywine
~ Hundred are requested to assemble at
their usual places Of voting upon Saturday,
August 2Bth, ffom4 to 5 e'clOck, r. n ;, to
the State and COs1hty Conventions; Read
missioners: Assessor, and Inspector.
BY order of JOHN O'BYRNE,
ailg2l-5t ChairIhan last Humid Meeting.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-24

NOTICE. " DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE
IN ELECTION.rAn election of the Dem.
OueattS voters OF New Castle Hundred, will
he No ct the Court House, In the city. Of
New Castle, on -
SATURDAY August 20. @e 's
to elect Five Delegates to the Democratic
State Convention, aaad Five to the County
Convention.
Polls open from l3to O'Clock. 4
ALBERT H. SILVER,
GEORGE WHITE,
WILLIAM HERBERT,
augl0-8t Judges.
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PUBLIC SALES.

- = pHsen
i'll TWHLFTH PUBLIC SALE or 4
oteeks, Donas, Leans and RealIE lIEstats.
at the Clayton House Building. Whining
ton, Del. s
SATURDAY, Augast -, lS7e,
= at la. N, sharp.
shares stock Masonic Hall Co.
: 20 shares stock Masonic Hall 60.
Frame dwelling, 18th street, near Orange.
Terms of sale. and particuisfs On y posters.
n Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
A UDITORss SALE. 81
By virtue Of warrant Of the Mayor Of
the City Of Wilmington, to me directed.
will be exposed at Public Sale, at 10 O'Clock
MONDAY. September 4. ls7s.
at the Auditors ONCE, No. 81 East sixth
street, second story. In the city OF Wiz
tSat ios 81. &c or parcel Of land stua.
ted Ct the north side OF Ninth street between
KirkwOod aid Spruce streets.
All that lot, piece or parcel OF land situa.
ted ut the northwest corner Of Ninth and
OF land situated ON the north side OF spruce
between Ninth and Tenth streets. and all
that iot. piece or parcel Of land. south side
OF Tent etreet between Church and Spruce
streets, aid all that lot, piece or parcel OF
land situated at the southeast corner Of
Tenth and Lombard streets.
! Seized and taken In execution % the pro:
perty or Thomas J. Jordan, and % be sold
BY @ ]. L. BEGG6,
City Auditor.
y N. B, The above named property 10 to be
sold to satisfy lien thereon for curhing
and water pipe. aug2Ats
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-Four dsuuks ysatssaay aaa tAs usual
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WANTS..

.11v vATHOME. .-.AgentS Mante01' -
10 AAgat PAL iand "a terms fres. TkuE = ~ ~.
80, Maine, -. =
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UDITOR'D SALE.

BY virtue Of warrant Of the Mayor Of
the City Of Wilmington, to me directed.
will be exposed at Public Sale, " 10 O'Clock
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This, said Mr.. Thompson, ls the cxper-
-lencs of great many land If you could only
tell the people through your paper the
amognt of experiences that hear every day
from these poor people IL would I'LL vol.
ume. frN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-25

Most persons, perhaps, take the gloomy
view that Charley Ross, even IL he be still
nvirg, 10 by this time so changed that his
parents would not be able 10 recognise him,
and that he himself must have forgotten
about his name and former associations.
The Philadelphia Press, however, takes
more cheerful view, And thinks it cannot be
LnAt The boy VIII ever forget the circum-
stances attending his abduction. IL argues
tnst child i've years old 10 just 1t the age
~nen the mind Is At once active and most
1mpressiole. II notices everything, and re-
members, often To The period OF old age, all
extraordinary occurrences. There are few
adults who do not clearly rememb Der many
events which happened before thew reached
the age OF nve. Surely such q violent nro-
ceediDg as being Kidnapped and cartel OF
into captivity would make Q most poverfnI
impression upon the mind of such . child
and every incident attending 10 would b Ant
10 produce IN indelible Impression. II there-
fore believes that II the child, supposiag him
90 be alive, remembers those circumstances.
even though he forgets bis name, there VIII
always remain abundant clues 70 his idsn-
uty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-25

Tie Interview held with the Districs Com
I.,issioners yesterday on the subject OF reor-
zsDfzing the School Board was one OF great
Importance, whether we consider the ubject,
The Individuals, or the interests represented.
The delegation may justly claim TO repre-
sent the mass OF our population, and the
request made Is one that we are confident
the Com rissioners will ultimately heed. In
long residence here we have never known
The whole people TO be so generally interested
In any subject, or more deeply In earnest.
Should an effort be made In that direction
we doubt not that nine tenths OF the intelli-
gent men and women OF the District OF Col
umbia, and as large proportion OF tax
payers, would sign petition embodying the
views expressed at that interview. The
Commissioners have generally manifested q
disposition TO consult the wishes OF the peo-
] 10, and we cannot doubt that In this most
important matter they viii do SO. An op-
T' rtunity is offered to them to reconstruct
v board by leaving out all who have been
j.. minent on either side OF the matters in
= %. tIoversy, and appointing men who are
- posed to be free from prejudice and
~ own 10 have the confidence OF the commu-
Ljly. The present state OF things is most
luxurious 10 the schools, and Its effects car
nut fail TO make themselves manifest In q
Generalization Of the entire system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-25

General Sheridan was probably right when
he said the services OF the friendly Crow
Indians with Terry and Crook are not worth
paying for According TO q correspondent,
while protesting an ardent desire TO Drink
The blood Of their ancient enemy, tbs Sioux,
they are towards and alarmists. General
Terry's command was recently thrown into
battle array and q state OF excitement by
ferror-stricken Crows who came In yelling
rom the advance and reported cheap
Sioux" In the vicinity. Every preparation
or lively brush was made, when finally q
solitary horsenan" was seen advancing,
making friendly signs. Thinking ne was
the bearer OF truce, the troops allowed him
TO approach, when IL was found that he was
none other that the Hon. VIM. r. Cody.
Otherwise known as "Bufralo BILL" who had
come IN from General Crooks command, Q
few miles distant II this IL the style OF the
average Crow warrior they had all best be
sent to the rear TO do the yelling while the
Tight II In progress.