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The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Tenth Ward Hickory Pioneer Club

At meeting of the Tenth Ward Hickory
Pioneer Club held last evening in the Wee
cacoe engine house. The following
officers were elected.-President, Rob-
ert Coolingham: Vice President, j.
F. Dolau; Corresponding Secretary, David
F. Findley: Recording Secretary, Thomas
O'Donnell, Treasurer, James MeGrath; Di-
rectors, James McGrath, Michael McClus-
key, Andrew Mcguire, John McDermott,
and Henry Witsi Il.
There were one hundred and twenty five
names enrolled; and after listening to sew
eral splendid speeches, they adjourned until
Thursday night.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
He and She.

They sauntered down Market street yes
terday; she holding his hand and he hold
ing hers, they looked as though they were
afraid one would get away from the other
What's that said she. That's policeman
said he. Oh thought they were never
seen said she. Only when they are wanted
said he, and what are they are wanted for,
said she. That's what everybody wants to
know said he, and then they bought two
apples, and were glad they had come to
town.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
WASHINGTON I!
ss
Jerome Park Races.
The Turks Severely Re-
pulsed.
Doctor Slade Arrested
Resumption in the Coal
Districts.
The Race Course.
TPE JEROME PARK.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The third race was
Tor the nursery stakes, for two year Olds, Of
800 each, h. F., with $1,000 added, the
second horse to receive 5000 out of the
stakes, forty-three nominations, one mile.
Great trouble and delay was found in start
ing the race, which was extremely close at
the end between Leonard Cloyerbrook and
Susquehanua. The race was won by Leon
ard Cloverbrook second. and Susquehanna
third. Time, 1:501S. SusQuehanna was
the favorite. The betting on this race was
heavy.
Fourth Race Manhattan handicap sweep
stakes Of $50 each, H. F., with $500 added,
$200 to the second horse, mile and quar-
ter. Starters: Invoice, Matte A., Virgin
ius, Mary, Dauntless, Warlock, Gray Nun,
First Chance, James A., Mediator, and
Swelthips. James A., was the favorte in
the pool and Virginius was second choice.
This was very pretty race, all the horses
keeping together except Matte D who was
unruly before the start and exhausted her
self and consequently Jagged far behind in
the race, Virginus came in the winner with
James D second, Gray run third, and the
others except Matte A close at their heels.
Time 2:l715.
Fifth Race-Purse four hundred dollars,
race mile and one-eighth starters Ambush,
New York; Fleetwood, Springlet, Willie
Burk, Partnership, Pera. Cyril, Arc.urus
Ella Witten.
In the pools, Arcturus rolled on first choice
with Ambush second and Pera third.
All the horses got off in good style and
the race was very fine one, coming into the
Judges stand Arcturus, Pera and Willie
Burk seemed head and head: the whip had
been used freely coming in the homestretch
and the excitement grew intense.
1t is the general belief that Arcturus won
the race but the Judge decided it a dead
heat between him and Pera, and placed
Willie Burke third II was decided TO run
off the dead heat and the pools were sold.
Arcturus, five hundred dollars, Pera, one
hundred and fifty. Arcturus took the lead
and kept it until coming into the home
stretch when Pera drew ahead and amid
immense cheering won the race by half
length in 2:A15, the time of the previous
heat was 2:04.
The races will will be continued to-mol-
row, about four thousand people were pres
ent to day,
THE BOSTON RACES.
BosToN, Oct.-2.-Unfnished 2:22 class
race was completed to day, May Bird run
ming the last heat in 225
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
The Public Stateme ent.
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The debt state
ment issued to-day shows reduction during
last month of s295l ,365 currency in the
treasury, sl2 1874 ,945: special of legal ten
ders for redemption of certificates of deposit,
$34 ,62O 600 coin in the treasury. s64 .59l. :
1914, including coin certificates, S29. us ,20O
outstanding legal tender, s36S, ,4O4,14
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
nesra efRseleA.

The Board OF Health held meeting lsst
evening, President Palmer 10 the chair.
The nuisance at Monroe and Reed street
was reported to be on city property.
Nuisances 10 the shape Of water In cell
lars were reported on Water street between
King and French; Madison above Sixth, ana
Church street below Taylor. Also . pono
of stagnant water at Taylor and Church
streets. They were referred to the different
Ward Committees.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
HlayOnians in Bosnia.
By Associated Press.

LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch to the
Times" from Seragio states that fifteen
Hundred Slavonians entered Bosnia on Sat-
urday. They are attacking the Moslems
and melting the Christians to insurrection.
The Turks are marching against them from
Banialuka,
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Ths Ansricsa Miaisg Dsara.

The Americsn MinlsG Board.
BY Associated Press.
New YORK, Oct. 2.-The first session Of
the American Mining Board was held this
morning. Mr.. William Ward, President,
made q lengthy address to the members
present. The dealings Of the Board win BE-
conf ned to mining, petroleum and manu-
featuring stocks.
There are at present 2S5 members, and
about 200 more will be added. The total
income of Board for the first year will be
about S24, 200. It owes no debts and will
incur no liabilities. The list. comprising
about fifty mining companies, was then
called and number of sales we're made.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Mr.. Bright on tho Eastern Question.

Mr.. Bright, NJ. p, wrote letter from
Scotland expressing his inability to attend
the Birmingham meeting. The right hon.
orable gentlemen said ~ am glad to hear
OF your meeting 1t will be strong mani
festation of opinion / do not doubt. The ex.
cttement which now prevails will, l trust,
entirely change the policy of England in re
gard to Turkey. The errors and the crimes
of 1876 have borne their natural fruit. and
the result has done much to open the eyes
of our countrymen. The future ought TO he
wiser than the past"
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
An Incendfary Caught.
. A SSnciatQd Press

By Associated Press.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. 2.-On satur-
lay night the County Court House was Get
on fire in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
The fire was extinguished with some
,lamage to books. Two books were missing
entirely. To day j. 8. Burns was arrested
with the missing books in his possession
He had recently bought an abstract of titles
covering all but these two books and would
have made large amount of money had he
not been arrested.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Third Ward Democratic Club,

A large meeting of the Third Ward Dem
ocratic club, sometimes called the Williams
club, was held last evening in their rooms,
corner of Fifth and Market streets. A
committee was appointed to select uniform
and an election being entered into Daniel
O'Neill was made Major of the battalion to
be raised, to consist of five companies with
fifty men il each.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
The Spanish Auddle.
By Associated Press.

LONDON, Ocr. "A special despatch
from Barcelona to the "Times" says, in the
Political world everything is in state of
restless and feverish excitement. The
disputes between ex-Queen Isabella and the
ministry relative to the former pecuniary
claims have brought contempt and ridicule
Oh all concerned.
General Mstiner Compos and Prince Di
Rivero are understood to be warm
supporters of Issbella's claim.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Resumption Of q Coal Company.
BY Associated Press,

WLKEsBARRE, Oct. 2-The Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre Coal Company have resumed
work at all their cOllieries with full force
at full time. Large sales of coal to iron
manufacturers on the Lehigh have been
made who are putting their furnaces into
blast. The daily shipment over the Central
railroad OF New Jersey amount to fifteen
thousand tons. The company have fifteen
thousand employees at work. A recent
payment to them together with the resump.
tion has frightened prospects throughout
this section.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Turkish Republic,
By Associated Press,

By Associated Press.
BELGRADE, Oct. 5.-An official despatch
says twenty thousand Turks with forty can
non attacked the Seryian army on Saturday
near Gredetin, they were completely re-
pulsed with heavy loss after twelve hours
lighting.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
|UNkEL'S MAGIC

HUNKELS MAGIC
tA, HAIR REsTORER.
heaI hsiOres gray.mixed, red, light or faded
beautiful e brown or black, in from one to
iea a appdica,ions; Ic'd. is free from sulphur,
furious to either hair or beard.
1T DOES NOT FADE OR RUB OFF.
Expressed 70 all parts on receiptof one
9IilSr: Of six bottle. for llve doliarl At ne
sTSHErte sSHSisite pH1I eHd [et4M deRot No, a!e VINE
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Indians Moving North.
BY Associated Press.

5y ASSOcIattu fTpES.
WASHINGTON. Oct. "A despatch re.
ceived at the Indian Bureau from the agent
It Fort Peck Agency, in Montana, states
hat the Indians at that point are peaceful
and quiet. A few bands of hostiles have
made their appearance near the agency,
but have started back for the British pos
sessions without creating any tronble or
committing any deprepations at the agency
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03

Democratic Meeting IN Chr1sft0~"0
Largest political meeting ever In the
village of Christians, was held last evening,
addresses were made by John O'Byrne Esq
and Genl. VIM. Reynolds. The greatest
enthusiasm prevailed. Mr.. Isaac Grubb
Democratic candidate for Sheriff was
present,
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Men Thrown ont of Work,

MONTREAL, Oct. "A part of the bank
of the new inland cut gave way yesterday,
and the water from the Lachine canal
poured in rapidly, flling the cavity. Work
will be suspended for this year. A large
humber of hands are thrown out of employ
ment.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Boiler Explosion and Less OF Life,
DvvA

CISc1NNATI, Oct. BY the explosion of
the boiler of an engine used in driving a
grain separator on the farm Of William
johnson, at Argos, Indiana, Saturday, two
men, Young Jones and Wesley johnson,
were killed, and nine others in ured, some
Of them seriously.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
The Weather To-Day.
3y Associated Press,

BY Associated Press,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-For the Middle
States and New England, in falling
barometer, increasing westerly to south
erly winds, rising temperature and
increasing cloudiness, possibly succeeded
by rain, areas in the northern portions;
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Movements of officials.
BY Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Hon. r. H. Duell
has gone to his home in New York, 10 be
absent till the 18th inst.
Secretary Chandler will return to New
York tonight, to remain for week or ten
days.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03

At the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
the right hand of fellowship was given by
Rev. Isaac Haldemap on Sunday morning 70
dtsen member,
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
The French Elections,

By Associated Press
PARIS, Oct 2-At the elections held yes.
terday to fill vacant seats in the Cham
Der of Deputies, M Chauveau Petittier,
Ferrari, and Milicent, all Republicans, were
chosen from Senlis, Toul, EmbruR, and
Cambiai respectively. Peyrusse and Iron,
Bonapsrtists, whose previous elections were
annulled by the Chamber of Deputies, were
reelected from Auch and St. Gardens, res
pectively.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Montenegro and Peace.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
RAGUsA, Oct. 2.-The Montenegrin Gov
ernment is understood to be prepared to
accept terms of peace based on an extension
of territory, although the people favor q
continuance of the war.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
The Funeral Of James Lick.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Oct. 2.-The
funeral of the late James Lick, has been
post stponed until wednesday.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Temperance.

Rev. Psnnell Coombe will deliver the
third lecture of his course, this evening, at
73O O'Clock, on temperance, at Scott NJ. E.
Church. The fourth lecture of the course
will be delivered at Asbury M. E. Church,
tomorrow evening.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Ice in Omaha

By Associated Press.
OMAHA, Oct. 2.-On Saturday night wa
ter here froze to the thickness of about one.
eighth of an inch.
Yesterday the weather moderated consid-
erably.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
A. +. A. N,

A. +. A. M.
The Annual Communication of the Grand
Lodge of Delaware A. F. A. NJ, will be
held in the Masonic Hall, on Wednesday
and Thursday, the 4th and 5th days Of Oc-
tober.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Quarantine Raised.
By Associated Press,

BY ASSOclattu FTeSss
WILMINGTON, y. c., Oct. 2.-The order
of the Superintendent Of Health, quaran-
tinin Baltimore steamers, has been revoked,
and they will now be allowed to come direct
to this city.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Special Postal Commission,
By Associated Press.

BY ASSOCIHleu PrtSS.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2.-The Special Postal
Commission held session at the Gait
House this morning, and examined Albert
Frick Of this city.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Fire I'm New Orleans.

By Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2.-The square
bounded by Josephine, Lorent, White, aud
jackson streets, has been burned. Loss,
$4,000.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
yellow Fever Inter ments.
By Associated Press.

BY aSSUCIdISU TIeSS.
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. 1.-THE total mum.
Der of interments to-day was 40, of which
IS were from yellow fever. Fourteen of the
burials we're colorcd people.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
The New Cuban Loan,

BY ASSSOclAted Press.
MADRID, Oct. 2.-The contract for the
Cuban Loan of Is, 5,0O0, 600 piastres has been
awarded to .he Bank of CASTLE.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Local Option

Geo. W. Wells, Esq, has in circulation
petition which will be presented to our mex
Legislature, asking the passage of Local
Option Law. Already many signers have
been obtained.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Shooting AHray.

By Associated Press.
BALrMoTB, MD. Oct. 2.--Jno. Campton,
shot and killed VIM. Cornish, this morning
u Canton, both col0red,
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
FOundering Of q Brig.

LONDON, Oct. 2.-The brig Fanny, from
the Island of Elba, for Phla1elphia, with
iron ore, ,foundered { # Toulen 2Sth ult. Cap
tain and crew landed at Marsoeilles.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
The Idaho Disabled.
3y Associated Press.

QUEENSTOWN. Oct. IA steamer, sup
posed to be the Idaho, before reported dis
abled, passed this harbor yesterday going
East.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Frost in Georgia.

By Associated Press,
AUGUsTs, &c. Oct. 2.-There was heavy
frost here this morning.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Arrival Out OF the Ohio.
fy Associated Press.

| QUEENSTOWN, Oct 2.-The steamer Ohio
arrived here at three O'Clock this moIL:nr,
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Notice to Contractor,

Notice to Contractor.
Proposals will be received by the Street
Committee until Thurday, October 5th, at
5 O'Clock, P. NJ, for the grading OF Walnut
street. See advertisement.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03

Great cal should be taken at this season
OF the year IN feeding children. All dan
ger may be avoided by the use OF Ridges
Food. 1t Is suited to the weakest stomach.
and contains all the blood, bone and fiesh.
forming elements. 1t Is the standard prepa
here and abroad. feEl7.0In
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03

A NEW PROCESS for Preserving a
a Corpse without using ice or embalmi n9
The corpse can be placed to suit the family
and kept week or more. Less expensive
than Ice. Personal attention night or day,
All kinds of furniture made to order Here
can be found large and good class OF sec
ono hand furniture, which will be SOLD
T. W. cor. Fourth and sbipley sts. jy2I8m
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Public sale-Heald.
Public sale-Stidman.
Stray horse and carriage
Opera House-Frank Mayo.
Tavern license-John Keegan
Insurance statement-COmmO wealth G
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
VyILLANOVA COLLEGE, DELAAIMA E3LIAIA'
v COUNTY, PENNsYLVAN,1,an,,, ,,a,,s,.

This institution, chartered Mharee Of ~
sity Privileges. is under ard ino offers superb
ASsSstsessqs %
q thoroush Classical, scientinc, ,Se or fPennsyt
cial course. It 10 situated on on tIo miles fro1
vania Central Railroad, elests,n elIest,nn and Po''
Philadelphia. Railroad StatoA
Once on the College grnunos.o orths, In ~
Terms: Per session OF nVo Ao
vAnce,J 3l50. n,r 4. cataloSuH
Tor {all particular, send lqQrnpEY. "a
vsry Hsv. = SP Prssids's
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
THE BOSTON RACES.

BosroN, Oct.-2.-Untinished 2:22 class
race was completed to day, May Bird run
ming the last heat in 2:25
, 1876-05-20

In the District Court Of Snohomish County,
Washington Territory, In Equity.
SWES plrEUs0S phuIiN;
, 1876-05-20

A Papal Brief addressed to the Arch.
bishop of Toledo, Spain, agarn denounccs
religious liberty guaranteed by the new
government, las loading the state with n
great crime against Catholicism Perfect
religious freedom is not crime AGAINST agy
'sn Any system Of religion, that does not
rccognizr perfect freedom OF opinion, in any
spc,aran denomination, is An enemy to free
dom, n supprcssor Of liberty relic of bar.
barsm and unworthy the spirit of the age.
Any system Of religion, that ignores or tries
to suppress freedom Of thonght and speech
in matters Of religion even to non believers
in creods, violates the fundamental principles
Of the golden rule, whatocypr We would
that men should do unto You do ye even SO
unto them" That il gospel platform
broad enough for the foundation of any
government
, 1876-05-20
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part o' any ma" ; CONSCIOUSNESS III the ""-
won't oI EI'rIs.,'
Oat in the Black Hills, when Won buy 4
bowl Of bean SOUP, YOU take of your cont.
dive for bean. and when Won come mn with
1t the proprietor OF the saloon takes 1t away
from you, and s'ys you only paid for tie
soup.
4 GREEN ElY man, when praised for hay.
ing lived with his wife fortwcn,y,hrcr wears
without fl cross word between them. drylv
rrpl;pd. Npd yrt if shc ,v,r,,l II vrlrc,
cloni and wouldn't ,,ct IT. ,hr mioht
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Why the Elgi,h should he continually
singing " God save the Queen Is more than
a reasoarlc mnn can conjecture. 1t is
always advisable 10 save the Jack; hut the
3Ncc" 'A'y counts two Tor game, and is
always good c''d to tHro" away,
II WAS in New Jersey Sunday school.
The superintendent approached youth ot
, c''oF WI" was present ior 'ho iir-; time, and
inquired hi' name Tor the porposc Of placing
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, 1876-05-20
iGrVi,n.

We notice IN the OIysipia Ecj0, thnt Mr..
Ben. NinucWt. agent Tor thc"Ncw Weed Fam.
iIy tnvoritc Sewing Machine" recently nude
Il sale Of three Of Ties, excellent machines in
one day Mr. Vincent has been a patron ol'
the STAR ever since il started, and it speak,
volumes in his favor. and for these machines
also, when without going outside his icgiti-
innate business soliciting customers. he is
able 10 make sales, his patrons seeking his
wares at his place of business We hope his
prosperity will continue, md his sales IN
crcNsc nutilhr is compelled to enlarge bis
place of husinrss,
ARRIVED. May lIth, Steamer Faagy
Lkc with - passengers and the following
list of trr dit: J. Ross & Co.. Bennett
rws Clark 4 Wilbur, l.. Wilbur, Fields &
Taylor y. +, leighton. II. Spitlc, Alllick,
Mills, Smith. jackson g. Go. Ferguson. j.
Pike, Shonc Bros, and Packard & Jucksun.
She a,ccndcd the river with a largo list oI
freight form number of loggc's and farmers,
the ElwcI Bros having 10 tons. ~ mssyn-
gers AMI cXcursioni,tS went up on her. She
returned on the 18th anI left for Seattle same
day. 4 more complete account ut her trip
mp river will be found elsewhere.
Lust week the Fanny Loie brought the
Rev. D. n. Utter to this phcc. lie cX-
pcctcd to arrive in time to give lecture
before the Free Religious Association Thurs
day evening Tie steamer arrived 30 late
hc was compelled to postpone his lecture
until Friday evening, when quite large an
dicnrc awaited him 1T the schoolhOusc Mr..
tier is fine representative Of the thorough
scholarship, pure morality, and liberal
thought 20 ably upheld hy the Unitarian
Church OF the United States The church.
which from the number ot original thinkers,
anl thorough scholars it contains is 50 often
called the Literary Church of America
The remarks of Mr.. Utter were intermediate
i'll character between n lecture and sermon,
were listened to with marked attention.
The subject, liberal Christianity was very
ably handled. We doubt if any prior cl.
fort in this community was ever received
with more favor by our people. Especially
was the beautiful picture of morals presented
in his address, received with marked form
We hope he will feel induced to come again.
We cannot have to many OF such addresses
upon religious and moral subjects delivered
among US for the public welfare.
May lS, Str. FaaDg Luke from Seattle
with freight and passengers rs follows: f. e.
Ferguson 1873 pkgs, Mchan E Thornton ID
pkgs, II. Mills pkgs.,J Il 5. Ross pkgs,,
IIinman & Mowctt ., r. Haskell pkgs.,
Shone Bros. 10 pkgs., +. Mathews 10 pkgs.,
". II. Ward 10 pkgs and SEQ, it. OF lumber,
Miss Johns pkgs., a. Jennings pkgs.,
Aitlick 1 pkgs., J. II. Hilton pkgs., L.
Roberts pkg, I, Cathcart pbgs, Z. d.
Smith pkgs., r. +, Marks pkgs., J. s. II.
4S, J. Harvey 1924 #. Of lumhcr, and II
passengers The boat WAS 80 loaded with
freight that some wa, lett ON the wharf at
Seattle for want Of room. She will load
principally with shingles.
, 1876-05-20
sAN FRANCISCO GRAIN MANNGl


wurAr-roir for shipping, alsT'., $Lo0
Choice miu. 80 o,s2Uo y lODlh>,
BNRLEY.--Bav feed, Sl,oo Z" el,&!'t; Coast
feed, $I%si,. Brcwna Sl,@O % Sl,3j Feed
~ II a. #l.?5, PloO ln'.
ONIS.-Coust feed, S!,5o, Olhrr grades,
5! iu.f $500. surprise, >iODR 100 lbs.
i.OIATOES.-%l,NO Dl $50 = 100 lbs.
, 1876-05-20
NOTICE..

Twill he at my office, May 10Th, t'r the purpose
Of examining .chool teacher, who may apply for
certificates,
AC. FOLSOM, .S.lc8 S,lL
, 1876-05-20
Notice.

From, aud aftcr date hcrcrof EIdrld.c Morse.
Attorney nt l0w, ha- fan power and authority. .lo
transact all business l0r Wy, the same Jsifl was
personally present ! constitute him my agent
Wl Place ny bot i.- and lrrouut, IN his hand, for
collection. IN person, ipdchtyd to me- nrc re-
QuUyd to pny the same 10 my said agent ut cn)ho
Wi,h City, W. T.
1HrsTN Witness my hand aud seal, this lst my Of
Nm. RONnTs.