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The Neyer-Enlinq senndnI.

Nr. Sherman says that the Advisory Council
Committee have not vet seieo.ed he scandal cJinni-
sion As TO Mr.. hoult1ns oner Mr.. Sherman sup.
Tosed that Mr. Beecner would take no notice of f. No
COPY nilt u ID Deen sent TO Mr. ieecher. Mr. MOuRon
u ootn urged 10 propose TO Mr.. Hcs,h,r TO subn
whole o. inc scandal To three gentlemen, TO be ed
Dy MS tMomtonf) friends, out OF the twenty named by
lhe council II Is SAID that the Andlyer Church de-
.ihlhel 70 press the SCANDAL to an investigation, aud
u ~ lhoukht tat thty VIII soon send tecO request
10 fNmOulh church calling for "a mutual council.
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Sp,t,al Ito itu.



The late chilly windy weather has occ stoned many
colds DI people oVcr-exertng themseive and SUM-
ciently protecting the body vita clothing. The
horse cars particularly re fruitful ourc-s OF hls dis
through thea and In cold. WINDY weather are very un
comfortable. when the human bOdy IA at It's pnmc,
WIN outh yigor, purity, and good constitution on
rise to any unpleasant effects All the crIinary precau.
ions against colds, coughs, and rheumatic pains ina
pc disregard d, and no ia effects But let the
from any acquired disorder, or let the ygor begin 10
wane and the innrmitles OF age be felt by
dersngemens In some vital parts either from inherited
90 acquired sbuses and the action Of culd will excite
more or less disorder ~ kind the form Of this
disorder. or the disease which viii eusle will
ternined by the kind Of preexisng blood lmpunty or
tne pIeexsng ault ~ organic pr 90, he pre-.
existing fault be IN deficient excretion Of Tactic and
uric acids by the kidneys ekn TIC disease deye opr
by The cold Will be rheum tic II the lungs at fau
either nv acduired or inherited aDusrs, inhanmsti
the pulmonary fau impure condition OF blood from
the long eontnuec rebTr athinR OF breathed air
sumpion vii not unlikely show itseif. In no other
way can the influence OF cold IN the development Of
diverse diseases be accounted for.
The people OF no country believe with the excep.
uon OF England suffer 80 mrch from diseases OF the
respiratory organs as the nhab nts OF and
middle states. Consumption OF the lungs BlwRys will
be one Of te most dangerous and prevalent diseases
among us III persons thus t1cttd would wan them
selves OF the welEknown remedies, SchencNs Pumo 10
Syrup, Schencks Sea Weed Tonic aud Schenck's Man.
drake Pills comparatively little suffering would ensue
Dr. schencEs medicines, which have stood test OF
time, and winch arc Increasing IN popularity, 40
produce nv dangerous effects their action IL en- rely IN
accordance with the true only IN thod OF curing
disease. Tor which they are prescribed and ley lave
Undoubtedly performed mora cures Of consun,Dtio,
They arc compounded OF Ve.etuble m r dtrnis ami
contain nothing w"ieh can BE- injurious ,he human
Full directions accompany each Package,
Fol- saie Dy all drug ISIS.
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The mutllated and bruised body OF female
child, apparently about Two months old, found Al
the OF OF Central avenue, Greonyille yesterd y. Il
was wrapped In old cloths, no clothing being tho
Douy. The mead was BACK with Drul7na, and on the
lrR arms and back were Commissions such might be
lhncted by a blunt instrument. The remalus were
found NJ VIII It's termed bloody avenue. In build
Ing on the same street Charles Bose cut his throat
lev weeks ago several residents Of the same locality
have strenged themselves, ami many bodies nave been
taken from the water IN the vicinity.
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cor. DELANEY N.lNn.s coAcn.
The TRIP to he Made To-Norrow 20 Pelham
Bridge and Bnck-rhe First Passenger

AT half past 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
Ing Col Delaney Kane will start with his four
in-hand from the Hotel brunswick for Pelham
bridge. He expects to arrive In Harlem thirty
four minutes after leaving Twonty-scvcnth
street. and will he In Mott Haven at II O'Clock
Fox Corners will be reached at llad and tho
coach will start from Union Port at li4O from
Westchestor at ll:1 from Middlotown at li:i0,
and the passengers are to DO at Arcularius's
Hotel, at Pelham Bridge, at noon. Returning,
the coach will start at 4, making the homeward
trip as follows; Miidetown, All; West
chester, tISi linton Port: az; Fox CO.
ana the Hotel Brunswick will he reached
az 5ib. The fare for the trim will he
Slm each way. or tfty cents to Harlem seventy
I'VE cents to Fox Corners, dollar to Union
fort. ana dollar and quarter to Middletown
returning, twenty-five cents to Mddietown.
NIFTY cents to Westchcster, seycnty-nve reuia 10
Fox corners, and q dollar to Harlem The coach
VIII stop anywhere on the route to take or re-
nuquish passengers, but for long time to come
all the seats, inside and outside, will be Occur
pied ny the same persons going and returning.
Each passenger Will be permitted to carry y
pounds OF baggage free, but It Is not anticipated
that many will avail themselves OF this privilege,
unless for hampers OF edibles.
- The distance from tho Hotel brunswick to
pelham bridge "a about fifteen miles. and there
Will lie three relays II horses on the road. The
coach can carry nfteen passengers, exclusive ~
the conc hman aud guard-eleyen outside and
occupy the box seat, paying atty cents extra for
the privilege OF sitting beside the driver. Mr.
ana Mrs. bronson have taken the two front seats
To the lett. and Mrs Kane and Mrs Van Allen
will occupy the two to the left. Mr. 49, L. Win
throop and Mr. II. Hunnewell have each engaged
two middle seats. Mr. J. sherman, and Mr. W
Jay VIII nave the rear seats beside the guard. and
the four seats inside will probably be taken by
me mbeIs Of the press.
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In the johnson avenue Synagogue IN Brook
Ign tAree weeks ago Ludwig Levy persi ted In singing
In part OF t4e which the trustees had de.
cided should he recited. jacob Michel trustee, re.
proached Levy f!r SIN ing and when he col unued to
sing TOOK mold OF him 10 put hun OF the church,
1nty scufiei, and when at ength Levy put he
procured warrant for Michels arrest charge 81
sault, Justice Obernier ye terlay put Michel under
5000 bonds % keep tue peace and di-missed the
paint Of distnrbi public worship, which had betn
made against Levy.
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Another Four-Iu-Hand from the Bran.wicL.

Inc Coaching Club IL making arrange
ments to run coach daily FROM the Brunswick
Hotel to the Polo grounds at Jerome Park. The
start is TO be made at II A. NJ, ret Irning at $50
p. ~, and the me each wav one hour.
change OF horses Will be male at McComb's
Dam.
the coach IL to be driven by members OF tho
CLUB six II whom have agreed To take their
turns. eacn one day in the week. None but
members 81 the Jockey CLUB will be allowed to
book. Members can book FOR non-memhers
except upon race days. The coach will com
mel &c running on tue 10th OF My and continue
TIL the cio~e OF the races. The amount to DO
charged Is not yet settled.
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CHARLES Titus, aged sixteen years, in tho EN-
poy OF Nathaniel PHILIPPE, Of Harbourtown Mercer
county n j.. committed suicide by hanging himself In
ns employers 0,rn, IN Friday; The lad ocen ia IN.
usual good spirits all day. aud Mr.. Phil ips left him
ponghing N the Il Ii while he took a drive to Lam.
DeItYle. Whom he rcturncd he found the hnN,a holX
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Am us EN- ENTS.
Hew London Assurance" 10 Acted az Wall
lacks Theatre.

rro,,, .,,,,s A., Aleu-, g.. ,,,o,,,, ,-aors ct an
rroih uihe w 'i'he ioi "'""y y o"i'
don Assurance has been seen and admired on
,ha .,.,,a -, Vvau.cL,s Thaatre tesrh renro-
wv s'"ke VI ""''"NN 0'
duction OF THIS popular WOrk curiosity mas gen
orally been excited by the announcement Of
so,,a ,or,t ...,,,nr,o,t - so,,c ono ar mora OF
V"'' "V''' . 49, ~. T..
the principal characters. The chief novelties In
this re- spect at present are the appearance OF
a., -. ,v.it...,. nj. NH, .rl of Nr Nonta
''i' h'''V' ""''"'" " 80 -. =,
que as Charles Couti'U. 10 his part Mr. WalIack
exhibits all the cool and careless impudencs
Nhch ne can so army anu sraoeiuhf assume on
the staRe. But his Improvisation seems TO lack
something OF huoyancy something Of the elias.
-. , - - -, ..,.,, .,.'..A,., 81
''N''' "'" ''S'"O" " s'""' 'e'""A va '"o
enjoyment which this character takes In the ex-
ercise OF his shrewd efroptery In form and
,a,hnt.I ..a,,a,.. a.. .,,..,,.--. -, -
NN""'Nai 'NN'"o"'o ''o eh"ou'"eut ~ very
nne; brighter tint, warmer tone, amore
spriney temper wouid mako II "a Aaar n.r,o,
H. 49, -, - a." - :" % hea, pe.,ec-
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LUG ladies' OF America are holding CON
r"uoh' everywhere aud adopting. IA a tried
~ 's"lnently satisfactory ticket, tho new heory
''pl nan In machine sewing, as alone ex.
'' ~ 10 ."'u ~ ACTON tIr sewing machine
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The Trouble vita tho Cro,on.

Mr.. Campbell. Com issioney OF Public W orks,
that the nsny taste and odor Of the Croon
10 one OF the results OF the spawning season that in
the last te2 DAYS ne wltesSss grown sevelSecn de-
Erces warner, ana II thertfIst stale, and IN sediment
forms m tho pioes. The remedy ~ 10 blow ont tho
NJ Pr llNl ie 'iIs .tr 4 ~ 2 moro the
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Oncnbach -Rcopcnins OF Gilmor,'s Garden.

The managers ofGiimores Garden hit upon
bright Idea 10 engaging Jacques O,nbacn to conduct
aserics Of twenty concerts curing the Centennial tx
huiliun time. He - associated iudehbiy with every
Americans idea Of Paris, OF France. lie will make his
appearance here IN the character OF CONDUCTOR lie
l. 10 conduct - cted orchestra Auuartd
musicians, VINO VIII lay al. own compositions.
some mp an. change vii be TIE ARA r..
mcut shd decoration Of the arden. Iae ana Will &c
placed utch nearer 20 & grand cascade than IL was
ms u d0he 10 BRING TIE band mDi nearly Ia Consistent
we. TIE w.tle tu.l nee, whether siring or prom
sdlng Tie cave Int which the cascade VII be-
Rrtaly en- r-cd and be ur a. ht etey ovr- the
Nalk There Nt b. txtri exits Oh the seutvscvcnth
street ue. Ihere VIII be new addiuOna stauary rep
meas OF .hy dUHtte.. new system OF v,utilaflOu
Viii DC adopted 10 secure greater aud more curtiuu.
tu- cur OF AR through ne wnoe bu lang ny mel
that OF list year will be attni. ed.
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Crlstadoro's Hair Dye accom- lishcs Its work
sn nlldy. safely Instantly. Depot sj John street.
MlOlt s.lc md IeiAl.
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,Rnp,urc Cured by pr. Marsh principal
OF late Mar Coz at his Old Office Nescy It, (AstUf
House,. No uptown branch.
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Iron in the Biood IL supplied bv the Peru v in N
Syrup, which builds up an iron .onsti ,ntion.
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MARINE TNTELLI0 ENOE.

MINIATURE ALuANAc-rrts MY
sun rises 90 sun sets So Moon sets. II
afH WArHR-TnIs
sandy Hook u "a Gov. isann. % Hell ti,te as
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Steamship Herman Livingston. Savannah. m lsc. AMI
pass
steamship Gut Stream ylnnah. mdsc. and PASS
steamship trancOnia. Portland. nnse. and lass
steamship Albcmare. Lewes. IN lse. anu Das..
Bark Constance, Pcrnambuco, IN ballast.
A 20 the usual river ana asst VS. vsst,,
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Doni't Pay So for M Inferior Elastic Tru.s
.hen the best s sOu Tor a. Al PoNERoY'-, IA rad
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8usintss goiltes.
Iran Anders0nr so

Hiram Anderson'r Son,
$500 - 1884 Sth av.. I'd door below 27th ~.
GOOD 1SGRAIN CARPETS at 37is cents per v ri.
GOOD OIL CLOTHS At % cts per ward. ysrd wide.
TAPE TRY BRUSSELS At 81 per yaru.
CANTON MATTHIAS at 20 cents per yard.
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Heartburn. Dyspcpsia. Collie. aud all the
various Disorders hrisng from Indigestion are easily
rene died BY MIX OF Magnesla. Sold Oy Ill druggists.
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Open Snndeys from l0tille 2, rho silk 81 stlo
lrus', ~ urY " Elt7tc lruas Compl y. Is Broad
~ "'ti"' n'frT ht4rlin.l 'hral rdntnr1 -.ldg
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WIN d liver her startling lecture next Friday
CIV" no. ~ '1op"r Inst lnt'. IrEes s',iaeI At ~
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Iiyou would be sure Of no pain, 60 TO DR.. Col
tons, In N" Cooper Institute. ado.
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NtIiaicus Mutitss.

A MEXICAN ANCE UNION gesek.
~ o. bulding corner Beccker and Morton sts. Inis
evening ~ $3.50 the meeting will be addressed by Mr..
ue"rge Jones, p W p OF Eide ity Division, NJ How
s!nhller ana Others; singing the gu and IN .
MOODY and sankey hymns, aud other exercises Adns-
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EuURtH OF THE ENAST preshy-
" teri M, corner PARK and 3htn the Eev. Mar
yin x: Vincent, d. d. pastor a. IL A. NJ AMI
2. NJ. SUNDAY school 1t $50 A. NJ
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mUKCH or TIE holy SAVIOUR Pro-
No ant EplscopaD, Fast 25tu A.. near Madison aV-
morning. lO:AO. Lvnnlny I'm O'rInck
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A Honey Fountain.

They have everything on grand scale in
California. There is hive on the eastern
slope of the San Fernando range, In Los
Angeles county, which men have tried
several times to capture, and have as often
failed. 1t is in rift which penetrates the
rock to depth of one hundred and sixty
feet. The opening is thirty feet long and
seventeen feet wide, with two passages.
The bees come and 60 in solid columns about
one foot in diameter. Efforts have been
made to descend to the store OF honey in the
rock, but the men ara invariably driven
back, and one man lost his life. The hive
has been known for years, and it is esti
mated that there cannot be less than eight
or ten tons Of honey in it, A man who lives
In cabin not far from the spot gets more
honey than his family can use from the
leakage. 1t flows out of small aperture in
the rock like spring He has a honey
fountain at his door.
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Dishonest State Onieials.

By American PI ess Association.
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 30.-On infor-
nation made by Governor Hartranft before
Mayor Patterson, of this city, Edward
Gunster, ex-County Treasurer of Luzerne
county, residing at Wilkesbarre; W. W.
Kerr, now living at Freedom, Bea-
yer county, formerly clerk in the Auditor
Generals office and Marshall Smith, clerk
in the Treasury Department, have been ar
rested for forgery and falsifying returns
of the amounts of taxes received for licences
in Luzerne county, for the purpose OF
defrauding the State. They have all
entered bail in the sum of $4,000 for their
appearance in this city for bearing on
Thursday next. This is the second charge
against Smith, who is also under bail fol
his appearance at the next session of the
Dauphin County Court, for defrauding the
State of taxes for licenses collected by City
Treasurer Millspaugh, of Scranton.
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Business in the House.


By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June 80.
In the House to-day, the Geneva award
bill was under discussion, but it went over
without action.
A bill to grant weeks furlough without
reduction of pay to all government employ
ees in order to allow them to visit the Cen
tennial was passed.
A resolution to accept the invitation OF
the Centennial Commission to be present at
the celebration in independence Square,
Philadelphia, on the Fourth was adopted.
The Senate amendments to the House
bill, making temporary provision for the
ordinary expenses of the Government for
the next ten days, were, on motion of Mr.
Randall, of Pennsylvania, concurred in
The bill was sent Immediately to the Presi
dent for his signature.
The House then toook recess until
O'Clock.
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The Congressional Deadlock.

The C0DgFe9010n0l Deo0AOcA.
BY A ssociated Press.
WASHING TON, June 30.-The adjustment
of the differences between the two Houses,
respecting the general Appropriation Bills,
is considered by all parties to be merely a
question of time, and may possibly De con-
sumated to morrow The salary or COM
pensation features are the points at issue,
ther4fore, these poin.s settled in one bill
could remove similar obstacles in the way
of others, with the exception Of the Indian
Appropriation Bill, where the difficulty
exists in the provisions Of the House for
transfers of the Indian Bureau from the
Interior to the War Department. The two
Houses having passed joint resolution
making temporary provisions for carrying
on the Government. The apprehension OF
embarrassment by the delay to pass the
general appropriations bills is entirely
removed.
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~ I !. :! ! ~ = .!

sfyt
II Y u Z sfcr, ~ u. ID \ slaA N
= onal nIS66s at ~ Rrodt Tt -
eaxne u he rumovnl of II. 4. 1afyn1
Chief u The Special AGency Dlvicioa q t1e
Intexnal kevennc Bureau, was A. femovai
of : speclal agent RECOMMENDED y ne
Presidsnt, man crippled in The war, and
wh0eocAaracter was known y t. frcoa-
dent to b excellent, and who uas also
vonched for By Solicitor Blufosd Wilson.
Mr.. Ysfyans' attention baing called 70 tais
removal hs assigned = he reason ior =
that the special agest had volnnteered some
testimony before { House c0nmittee reject
ing on him. The President inquired into
this matter and found the witness sub
pDnaed to testify, and after stating he
knew nothing OF his kn0wlecge concerning
the subject OF investigation, he had been
compelled By the committee to give the
names Of some persons who talked TO him
about It. The President then called Yar-
yan's attention to this explanation, and
Yarnans replied in substance, ''weI, the
man talks about me on the street, and !
won't have him in the service" President
CRAM thsreupon took the matter into his
own hands and ordered Yaryan's removal.
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lgnR - New Hampshire Ohkce
aS holders.
ISOciated Press.

GoNcoRD, N. H., June 3O.-In the House
lis morning, the addresses calling for the
1elaosal Of certain Democratic officials, was
kken up, and after long discussion, Jos.
Wiggin, Judge of the Probate Court, for
cckingham county, was removed
Addresses have been presented calling for
9oswceping removal of all Democratic Off
e1Is, soma sixty in number. Much party
seling has consequently been engendered.
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whisky Trial Examinations.
n Associated Press,

IBy ABEOClACed Pf6SS.
# WASHINGTON, D. c., June 3O.-The
special committee to inquire into theWhisky
trial continued the examination of the
Milwaukee trials to-day. s. J. Conkling
made short statement explanatory of a
portion Of tbe evidence, after which Elisha
w Reyes. postmaster at Milwaukee since
1861, made statement setting forth his
relations to the politics of Wisconsin, and
~ Senator Carpenter in particular.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-01
PRICES FOR 1876:

Various quantities from Is to 100 pounds,
at the rate Of 70 cents per 100 pounds; 100 to
2OOO pounds at 60 cents per 100 pounds ton
to tons at $40 per ton over that amount,
special rates.
All accounts to be cash daily or weekly.
unless otherwise agreed upon.
Having secured large stock Of excellent
quality OF ice, we are now prepared to furn-
ish our friends at the above rates, and will
guarantee all who may favor us with their
orders entire satisfaction. Careful drivers,
regular delivery. mN -6m
The Morning herald., 1876-07-01
The Fate OF q CroOke ed Man.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 30.-Christian Stein
the great Illicit whisky manufacturer, who
was brought back from Canada, and who
charged number of deputy collectors and
also ex-Assistant District Attorney Hughes
with having taken from him $500 per week
for "hush money!" pleaded guilty to-day,
in the United States Court, to the indict-
ment found against him. He was remand
ed for sentence.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-01
The BAa Inc Letters,
BY Associated Press.

BY aSEUcIHIbu PreSS.
WARRINGTON, June 30-Minister Pierre
ont in bis reply to the House Committee on
e Judiciary says he does not recognize any
ference in the Blaine-Fisher letter as
tretofore submitted to Messrs. Carpenter,
.ack and himself and those printed in the
tcord.
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! ! : ! ! I ] =
CIaistipn Bills
ANS CUT OFF
U ,u,es,ssps Deubao nuty.

I1f GnnsssanD DoabAo Daty.
nted Pre-.
ii o7OH, June 3o.-At the Cabinet
tos1ay, the Preeident requested
faxy Cameron assume tempora-
~ 0f fHecretary Of the Treasury.
S ued thnt fhe question Of the 6ecre-
o that Department win Be settled
5pW ~ on Monday. The Cabinet did
y ~ action concerning what should
the case- The appropriation bilis
paoeed ae the action taken BY Con
SG anticipated. Mr.. Cameron takes
0f Ehe Treasuryship in addition to
as ~ Secretary Of War.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-01
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AMI
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY 8, 1875.
Trains willleave Wilmington as follows
for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
$40, Z, s 10, 20, $40, 8 81, 10 Is, 10 80, q m.
23O, 5 o5, Z 20 8 81 pm.
Philadelphia and New York 80 m. IL IA,
IL 81, S 46 pm.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations II 56,
$50 q m. 5 N, s Al m.
Baltimore and Washington 1875, IS, 8 30
am 1856, 123. $40. 7 10p m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle IL IS, $40, 8 IS, a m. 25, $50, 7 40
Wyoming and intermediate Stations 1855.
935 a m. 6 80, pm.
Delmar and intermediate Stations 1855,
935, m, 6 30 p m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
10 9 m. 4 As, s 30, pm.
Philadelphia and New York, 80 q m.
Baltimore and Washington, IL 50, IS m.
For further information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot.
jsnl-ly H. F. KENNEY, Sdpt.
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Business i'm the Senate.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-In the Senate
to-day recess from LIS to 2 P NJ. a
recess was taken in order to allow the
conference committees to get their work
completed. Upon re-assembling the Senate
took up the Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill, :,
which was discussed till P. NJ, when a
recess till 7.30 was taken.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-01
Ce,n,aaittell for Trial.

|ESs I.rMoUfH, June 80. Captain Stoddard,
4 master Of the British bark, sSkerry
n X who was arrested on his arrival at
E1Is port, May 81, upon telegram from
ew York charging him with attempting to
a ~ the "Skerrycore" while in the pass
Il y from Melborne to New York, has, after
cIpnged investigation before the magis-
k1tes here, been committed for trial at the
sxtfA assizes.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-01
The New Sultan-His Abdicatisn
Contemplated.

by Associated Press.
LONDON, June 30-The Pera correspon
dent OF the Times, in letterto that paper,
dated June %, says:
sThe new Sultan of Turkey, Murad
\ Efendi, is overwhelmed with the difficulties
of his position, andit is reported, coutem-
plates abdicating in favor of his younger
brother.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-01
A Desperate Resolve.
[sy Associated Press.

X AsSoCiateu fIess'
u LONDON, June 30.-It is reported that the
GOvernment has formed the desperate res
sOIution of enlisting $4,000 Bashi Bazouks
throughout the Empire, who, if they can
not do as much as soldiers, may prevent
the spread Of the insurrection by the con-
slant menace of a general massacre of the
Christians.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-01
Fasal Browning Accident

1EMPHIs, June 30.-Willie Morgan, son
Nf 8t1te Senator Bright Morgan, and Victor
Monroe, son of prominent citizen of Her
endo, Mississippi, were drowned here
hile attempting to save the life of COM
ani0n. Two other young men narrowly
escaped . similar fate before the youth for
whom Morgan and Monroe lost their lives
INas rescued.