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Shall We Have Another Huron Disaster {,

We call attention TO the exposure in
another column Of the disgracclul ineiii-
cheney which prevails at some OF the most
important llle-saying stations in our imme-
date neighborhood. This is matter which
must be rectilicd at once, before the COM
munity is shocked by new and more har-
rowing catastrophe. The season Of storm
and shipwreck Is upon US. aud unless prompt
measures are taken. that strip Of Jersey
coast which within n twelvcmonth has wit
Messed the wreck Of two ocean steamers, the
Amerique and the Rusland, will be the
scene OF an appalling loss Of life
II is not enough to erect stations along
the beach from Cape May to Sandy Hook, To
provide them with boats and costly appa-
ratus, and 10 assign part Of the public
funds for humane and noble purpose. The
salaries paid must be earned by zeal and
efficiency, the apparatus must be well and
nnbly handled, the boats must be manned
by bold and active crews. There is no lack
OF daring and sclf-sacriice among the long
shoremen Of New Jersey; but 1t appears
from the facts elsewhere recited that these
qualities are at discount under the present
management 81 the lfe-saving service. No
part Of the North Atlantic coast Is fraught
with more danger to navigation than the
section between Squan and Long Branch;
yet it is just here that merit IS ignored, the
most splendid proof of energy and courage
contcmptuously set aside, and the rescue of
human lives in jeopardy intrustcd TO nOtO-
rious weakness aud Incompetence.
We commend the state of things nj Sta
tons & and to the swift attention of the
| Ronrd Of Irndprwrit prS and of the Chamber
! Of Commerce. 1t is matter which touches
nearly the great interests Of which they are
| the recognized trustees. They cannot afford
| to have the deliverance of property and life
committed TO un-kiliul and laggard hands.
| They have right to insist that the SUI
perintendcnt of most important district
shall be qualified by vocation and residence
to I'll the Office, and that subordinates shall
be picked out ior the most redOubtabe OF
duties with single eye TO their capacity
and IA hearty recognition of desert They
will not allow the gallant record OF last win
ter to be utterly set at naught They will
| not permit the men who were the first t.
board the steamship Rusland. and who
riskcd their own lives with light heart tt
save the crew Of the Norwegian bark
Rjukam, to 10 thrust aside for the very
men who covered in trsmor on the shore
and who shrank from the dangerous under
taking.
II is we'll understood that If tho station
near the scene of the wreck of the Huron
had been manned with competent men, man!
lives would have been saved. Shall the mex
European steamship which may be hurle'
with its precious freight on the beach q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

Mr.. EvARrs Is reported ~ be In melan-
choly STATE Of mind since his nominations were
scornful'y rejected by the Senate. He begins TO
despair Of the republic. and his confidence in
free government has been terribly shaken. All
efforts TO rouse him from this condition OF sad
ness have thus far failed. and he broods over
the defrat "a one doomed 10 despair What
makes the matter worse is. that HAYES EvARTs.
ScuURz. and the rest of them were absolutely
confident of success. They had reasoned 1t out
among themselves on logical principles. and
counted noses bv the ditfercntial calculus. II
was bud enough to he beaten but to have their
scientific theories overthrow. and their logic
OF the political situation despscd. has inflicted
n cruel wound which time can hardly heal And
then. ON tho back OF all this suffering to have
piled committee which takes the hcxi an
question out Of the hands Of the Department OF
state. and converts the de fdcfo Secretary into
an unsatisfactory head clerk, was a refinement
OF torture well calculated to make festive
spirit like that VI Mr.. EyARIr droop into settled
gloom.
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another sort OF affair. For a few hours ex-
pert noses we're confident they smclt powder
in the air. Fortunately, thcy were deceived.
Explanations werc exchanged; Messrs. HAM
LIN, RANSOM, HOWE, and MCDONALD earned
the blessing pronounced upon the peace
makers; and the journal OF the Senate has
boon enriched by very curious entry.
A plcasantcr incident IL the reconciliation
of Senators CoNKLING and BLAINE, after
many years Of cstrangcmcnt. On Saturday,
we are told, they shook hands, sat down side
by side, and had confab. 1t is conjunc-
ton of political planets that bodies no good
w the Fraudulent Administration.
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Hell.


one of the most common manii' stations
OF inldelity Is the false security with which uu-
believers mug their conscience 10 sleep 10y
thinking. or rather trying 10 persuade them
srlVea. that there is no such place rs hell We
are glad To- see that TUE SUN II trying to shed its
brilliant rHys on the dismal abodcs Of the
damned by urging Congregational preachers
to speak more frequently ON the subject OF the
eternal punishment of sin.
If the true doctrine on this subject were set
forth IN both pulpit ana press, we would hear
Of fewer suicides and murders and robberes.
As near ms we can learn. he'll If n burning
furnace-A cavern Of ilrc-a lake of birthstone
ana pitch--an nextinguishabe fire with which
the wicked will be penetrated, and rs II sailed,
according 10 an emphatic express ION employed
by one 9t the prophets and repeated 10y jesus
Christ Himself
but grooming and WEEPING and gnnshing ol
tocth there the rcprohate will he oternallY sop.
arntod from God and abandoned TO regrets and
IemorSe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

Senators BLAINE and CoNKL1NG appear
10 be- in harmony OF acton-on tho civil service
question. and the Mexican question. az well
AZ on sundry minor questions. This bodies III
for layc-ism. The nearest parallel To It in the
recent politics of the country was the league ol
Senators SUMMER and scHuRz against Presi-
dent GRAST-unquestionab powerful league
viii dealt Grantism heavy blows. but far less
important than tho one we now see. inasmuch
aa ScuuRz and SUMNER were theorists. while
CovKIISG and BLAINE are unsurpassed praeu
cal strltegists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

Lawyer EvARrs and Ancient Mariner
TIA Ni~oN work the patronage machine for
mutual benefit in a highly profitable way.
EyAHIs gave THOMSON tho mission To Brazil
for one 81 THoMrsoN's friends because THoMr-
sos mad given EvAETs a berth in the Navy De-
par,ment for ono Of EvARTss friends. Thus
these two worthless are able TO share then
patronage on the cooperative plan. Perhaps
ScHUuZ and SHERMAN. or DEyENs and MCCRARl
may be able TO work in pairs on the anne basis
WANTS and THOMSON couldn' accommodate
each other more neatly If they were old poltica
hacks, instead OF the eminent champions Of Q
heightened civil service reform.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

singular case Of death from poisoning
occurred yesterday On Oak street \ child four
years old on Friday spent some pennies given
if for candy. The candy was white. blue, anu
green. Soon after eating it the child WAS taken
sick. and yesterday morning died. We are
painfully startled that men should hold the
lives Of fellow creatures of 50 little consequence
that for the sake Of making money they will
place poisons in the market in the seductive
form OF sNeetmens.
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The latest news from the Pope represents
him better in health and rs cheerful in mind rs
ever He chats. jokes. receives visitors ia his
bedroom. and is Just now eagerly Interested IN
"A project for opening now school corrc-
spondent in Rome reports that the fever has
gone that the asthma il not so bad "a ii was.
that the Pope eats with n relish. that his gem
cral con ltion has improved. and that the doctors
talk more hopefully They want 20 hurry
me-" he said ioknsly the other day, referring
to the Cardinals, who dread foreign Interior
ence in the choice of his successor, " but am
in no hurry to gO.n
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TILE F.IILURE or CONGREsS.

WASHINGTON, Doc. 1.-THE Forty-tfth
Congress. after sitt n9 exactly two months, took
to-day a recess OF four weeks. The Democratic
members OF the lower chamber have had this
time in which to make good the professions Of
economy. retire nchmc Mt and reform under which
they were electcd. As the organized majority
OF tho House. thcy have had 10 make good this
add itionai pledge put forward by Speaker Ran
dali at the opening OF the session. He said:
assume will t,ks no step hackwa In the work ~
rettcnchmcnt aud reform ausptcun~ly ~gun BY the
last IIuup under natured and definite plan oi redus
ton ia tho pxucudturos the Governments u y Ger.
;an -l reduc be made without impair
ing the efficiency ct administration Whcn uie
iron rule Vt hard necessity darkcns every huu~h od ~
the land extravavanec ~ the part VI the peoples servants
isH unpardoaabe crime
Tho Democratic majority Of the Forty i'th
Congress has. during the first sixty days Of its
organized existence. passed bills which compare
with the CORES ponding bills Of the frat session
OF the laet Democratic House, M follows:
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The victims OF fraudulent Texas land IT,
ties will be glad TO learn that T. +. TuLILs. one
of the chiefs Of the vast conspiracy. has pleaded
guilty 10 forgery and been sentenced to i'm
nrl.nnment for slN Yenrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

When Mayor THOMAS \. DOYLE Of Provi-
dence sold himself to the ANTHONY GARDNER
Ring for the sake Of retention in office he made
bargain which may profit him for the present
but which will surely result in mis- political ruin.
ANTHONY is a. selfish ms he is INSCRIPTIONS
and when he is through with DOYLE he will
throw him aside like sucked orange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

The Count JoANNFs, who is about to re-
vive the legitimate drama in the Bowery The
ntre. will doubtless MI the house. Some people
having read the photographed sketches in
which he has set forth his intimate relations
with other illustrious personagcs, many OF
them long since dead. will 90 10 see how old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

The ASTHoSy-G ,RpNER- RopRsoS Ring has
h.'en the devil nsh nf Rhode Island. Its Shiny
tentacles seizsd with viscd erasp Providence
water-works engine and the Charlestown Navy
Yard steam hammer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

his Skin 2" the Row. Mr. RossrTER asked. " Is
Belief In Christ Madness p and tho Row. DIR.
TYING. Jr.. showed How TO Repair the Breaches
in N BROKE On Character"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

The long contest in France has closed with
tho Republicans In control OF the Government
and the negotiations for peace between Rus
sia and Turkey have begun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

The project Of n law 10 allow the retailing
81 liquors 10 travellers at an hours on sunday,
II carried out. would undoubtedly develop a
large amount OF it ncrancy on the Sabbath day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

A good many people in this city are wait
ing to see what Mayor ELY will do with the
Board of Police Com iniseiOners.
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ST. JEROME EDMUSDs is proud TO believe
that nobody suspects him Of grooming for the
Presidential sweepstakes in 1880
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
ONE CENT

alo at 10 o'clock. The police have maIc
the necessary arrangements in view Of
trouble at the Thompkins Square mass
meeting Tonight.
THE BROOKLYN MILITIA
still remain under arms IN their armoris,
so as to be ready for any difficulties that
may arise; at a mement's notice.
The Saratoga mail did not reach Brooks
lyn this A. M. owing to strikes on the road
between Albany and Saratoga.
AFFAIRS IN WEST ALBANY.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 25.-General Carr
telegraphs that all is quiet at West Albany.
The troops are in possession of the round
end freight houses. Freight can be sent
without any trouble. Everything In the
city is quiet and no further trouble apprs-
hended here.
UNDER CONTROL.
The Governor says that his dispatches
this morning from all parts of the State are
satisfactory, and he expresses the opinion
that the strike is entirely under control.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
NHEhIFF'S SALE.

= ~ A9<AA|AIs
by virtue OF writ OF venditioni exponas
to me directe., wilt be exposed to Pub q
Sale az he Lafayette Hotel Al s lpley
s,reei, Kept by george ", OrllIp. In the
clt, VI Wilmington, New Castle count,
Delaware,tn
SATURDAY, 2Sth day Of JULY, ,AD.1,7,
al 2o'clock, P. M,
he following described Real Estate. VIZ.
All that ce. tain Wharf Property, ana lot
OF LAM. with the buildings. Marine Rail-
way and M chinery. thereon ti,u t d, in
the llfy OF Wllmu gtun, New Castle Cuu :
", and state Of Delax are bounced and
ue.cr,b b az follows, 20 wit, Etginni, al u
eoint IL line OF land. low or ate uf John
A. ba' ris, about 10 feet from the easler,y
eldo OF orange 'eet, and eighty min. 90
ieet from The southerly side Of Water st.
tuence easterly aloLg & Harris's land end
parallel with Water street, 80 feet west dock
or former y frederick L-onard's line;
thence south IL deg. west to what was ,or-
meriy low water marR. now to the inter-
section O. Shipley stie-t. the, CO by the line
Of eh pley street svutherly to the wharf
tlne as laid d Wn b. the saiu city, thence
along Chrlstiana kivei westerly 70 feet In
more or less, to line Of land now or lale
OF raid barrtS. q d thence thereby n0rt h.
erIy parallel to OraDg- treet; 10 the place
IF fbeglnning, be the contents what they
may.
SIZED and taken in execution as the rro.
trty OF John A Harris, aud o be soli by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sherift's Office. New Castle. July 8, 1877.
jy9 t.
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SATURDAY. July %, l,77,
at 2 o'clock, D. m,

The following described Real Estate. vizs
All that certain lot or pie"e OF and, sit
uated In the city of Wilmington, and
,ousded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginnirg at the intersection of sOutherly
side of Eighth street with The westerly side
# Poplar street. thence sOu,herly along
sad side of Poplar street 20 feet, more or
10 =, to land Of Jacob karch, thence west
rly 10 said Karch land aud paral u
ri b kighth stre.t Is feet 10 u stak e, thence
lortherIy and parallel with Poplar stree =,
by line dividing th f,om other lands OF
the saiu John X. nleyer, sky feet, more or
less, to the af're aid side If Eighth street.
!. thence thereby easterly alongside of
ighth street ely iesn feet to the place OF
beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
No. z All that certain Lot of land, stu
In the said City of w lmingtoo aiOre-
said, aud de cribed rs f,llows, t. wit: ne-
.iuniug on the souther,y side of Eighth
,treet At q distance ot eigh cen - from
the westerly side If Poplar street, theme
with h gh. b street westely sxt- en- feet,
nc sUutheriy and parallel with Poplar
treet slA,y feet from building line, thence
'.ster y pa, alDel with Eighth st eet sixteen
f. t, thence nnrtherly sixty feet to the
lAcs of beginning, be The co ..tenls thereof
what they may.
seized and taken in execution as the pro-
,eity of John Carney. and Saran, his Wife,
md t. t., and TO b. sold BY
ISAAC GRU2B, Sheriff.
5herif-s Office. New Castle, July 8, III.
jy Is
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|HERlFF'S SALE.

by virtue Of writ Of Ievari Facias
me directed, will be exposed to
bblc sale at The Lafayette DoleI, No, 84l
! llpley street, Kept by george W. Orlhp
the city of WI mingtOn, New castle
'lnty Delaware, on
&TUKDAf, the9S day OF July. A. Dist.
at2 O'Clock r. M,
tbefOlIowing dcscr bed Real Estate. viz:
That certain Lot of Land, with a Frame
Eellns htreOu erectei situate in tn
yot Whining on, boun JED amt described
hiloWS, t'wit: Btg ming 1T t g corner
med by 'he intersection OF the southerly
ent zenith ST. eet, With the westerly si,e
lber'y now called N lsOn street, thtnct
the southerly side of Tenth sire t, west
sixteen feet to line of land late t
Wafd Cox, deco; themes thereby south
ana parallel to Walnut street seventy
'oa stake and easlerly parallel to 10Th
sixteen fee, to the side of Lib rty st.
esald, and thence tterehy northerll
LrItY 1eet TO the pace of beginn ming, be
,eulS thereof what they lnay.
10 nu taken in exc ecutiOa a. the pro-
Marsar, Butcher. late M.rgar.t
lhrr,aId John fulchrr, her husband,a and
pe'ca MOTIFS, t t .aud 10 be SO d by
~ooa ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
n !. ollce, Aew Castle, July ., 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
MAGISTRATES CASES.

Before Esquire Brady, last night. Susan
fountain, colored, for dis,rdcrly conduct,
and for assaulting Mary F. Pepningt' n,
colored, on Tuesday evening, while on 4 b
street wharf awaiting to 60 on the color d
excursion. Susan was fined SO ccnts end
IOs:S. VI
James Budd, charged on oath of JOSEF b
W. Pcnning' on, with perjury, by swearh &
out an attachment for the purpose of COL
l,c ing debt, which is not likely to be COL
lected by domes ic attachment, and that
he WAS about the State, which he said was
fale. Jlmes was held In 5000 bail to sp>
rear at Court.
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sHERlFFS SALES.
cHEkIFF's SALE.

|CHhklff . ''AD
Up Dr. virtue of writ Of ais. Levari Faclas,
Dy ye di,ec. ed, will be exposed 70 pupLc
70 70 ns stthe laja, ette Hotel e4t ship.ey st.:
sae Sae; G,v' hv george W, Ortip, IN the city ~
XIII = ssIEmington, New Castle county delaware
|on SATURDAY, JULY 2sth, 1877.
at2o'clock. P. NJ.
r,o sd,oyipg d scribed Real Estate VIZ:
lpe au Thai that certain Lot of q d. with nve
Ar me- sI I,w cling Houses thereon, situate In
iawi "u.id q ty If Winning tor, bound as
tm,nws nV be- inning AT the southeast corner
y o,,np o'n W Ihe nor, h, rly side ofSi street D.
t.st tt t6yesand s % quAr,er inch, 8 TO Q 'rner.
,eaac.s ss ",' u herly paral ell to XIX WOO st.
y htv reI TO n corr er. tn westerly par
1n'' sIa, q Slh str. eL IS feet five aud 4uar'er
ncneS uv' 10 Inc easterly side OF k1rkwood st !,
D,ol said. Al d lhe.ce thereby nortneriy
aohtv ,o vi" ct to thr place of beginnins, be the
o'n eu'n liner, If what hey may
/ So ~ ana taken III execution astne pro-
0s't, at o solomon J. H RI, and MaryUwens;
Rni fanny segars. t "a, d to o. sold Dy
'1N JbAACGhUBB,Sh Sherln.
kherfs Office, New CASTLE, ,uo-,s
| July 8, hi. Io-'s
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
SHERIFF SALES,
CHEkICF'S SALE.

By virtue Of a writ of venditioni expo.
mas TO lne directed will be exposed to
puo ic sale at the Lafaye cite Hotel. No. SII
Sh1pl-y ST. est; keDt by George W, Ort In.
Ia the CITY OF Wilmington, New CasIi.
couhty Delaware, on
* = SATURDAY, Juy q, 1877,
at 2 o'clock, p. M,
ne 70, lowing describ, d Real Estate, viz:
-, Al That Tract or parcel OF Land uf Jane es
:" thompson, NJ. :. situate In Winning
ton. new tastle county. anu State Of u IA.
ware, to wit; Beginning at q staae1n the
as.er'y Side u Orange -ti eet. al distan c.
y % feet and inches from the south. rly
side of ! Welt h ST. eet, thence easterly and
var tllel with 1welf h sire t seventy three
feet To the west rIy SIDE of four q ID a half
feel wide af1ey, Leading Into nv. lflh street.
thence by tie said side uf said alley s,,utn.
eriy thirty four feet o stake thence west
erly and pAral el with the first describet
line aud with TIVE flh street, seven ty. three
teet 10 the eastfrty si.e o! Oran street
an the.ce trer by north+rly thirty four
.eet to The p ace II beginning, be the con
tents tner OF what they may.
Seized and taken in exey"tioo as the prc-
perty OF James w. Thompson, and to be
sold by
T.. ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, New Castle. Juy Q, 1877.
JySl Is
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
PASSENGER TRAINS THREAT
ENED.
TIE BROOKLYN MILITIA.
ARREST OF STRIKERS.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE NARROW GUAGE
RoAD-oNE MAN KILLED AND TEN PAS
sENaERs INJURED.
WATERFORD, July 25.-Quite serious
accident occurred about eleven O'Clock this
morning, on the Narrow Guage Road,
about four miles west of Winslow. The
second section of the train for Atlantic
City, containing eight cars, ran off the
track.
One brakeman was killed and ten passen-
gers injured more or less seriously.
LATER PART1CULARs-BUT THREE PERSONS
INJURED.
WATERFORD, N. j., July rs There
were but three passengers seriously wound
d and one brakeman killed In the accident
The other injuries are but slight. The
forward cars of the train ran of the track
STILL LATER-oNE PASSENGER HURT-THH
TRAIN GOES on.
w1NsLow, N. j., July 25.- In the acct.
dent Harry Gray, brakeman, was killed
and only one passenger injured. The train
has, after an hours delay, gone on to At
lantic City.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE Acc1-
DENT.
The Philadelphia and Atlantic City (nar-
row gusge) Railroad gave their excursion
10 the city officials and journalists this
morning to Atlantic City. At 10 so O'Clock
an accident occurred on the way down,
when the train reached point just opposite
the 81 alton at Waterford (of the Camden
and Atlantic Road) by which car was ur.
set, a brakeman killed, and about ten OF
the passengers wouneded by the shock.
HOW TIE ACCIDENT OCCURRED.
"The accident occurred to the fourth car
IN which was sitting" reports Mr. George
Hincken, son of Captain Hlncken of the
"sunday Dispatcb," who was one of the
guests and who returned with twenty
others on the Camden and Atlantic road
about / o'clock this afternoon. ''1t was
caused by the spreading Of the track, which
run the car off and upset IT," ,, ...
Fortunately the coupling broke, or the
whole party In the car would have been
killed. The only person killed was the
brakeman, who was terribly mangled, his
eptrails being forced out. About dozen
of tho passengers had their hands mashed
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
EXCU RSION.

Ole week from to-day, Gale, s Grand
Excursion runs to Atlantic City, on the cd
f st reliable broad gauge railroad, and the
Cape May Excursion on the broad gauge
Cape May road to Cape May. Parties in
t, n ling to 90 on either of those pleasant
and popular excursions, will do we'll TO se-
cur.stheir tickets soon, as the limited num-
ber on the Boat is fast filling up.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
A STABLE ON FIRE,

A. 1o'clock yesterday ayafternoon frebroks out
in stable on Windsor street, above Eighth,
occupied BY Mr.. Pierce and owned byWilliam
McCaulley, Esq. The fire was extinguish-
ei by officer Bernhardt and some citizers,
Without sounding an alarm. The yard has
no gate, and it is supposed boys loafling III
there caused the fire.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
CITY NOTES.

A Philadelphia firm runs two very snowy
cars to Baltimore, on the r., ". T. B. Il.
every evening, loaded with beer. n'.'
City Council will meet this evening.
The members of the LINCOLN Lodge (col
No. II, A. +. A. NJ will make an excur-
sion TO Mount Cuba, on the Delaware Wes-
tMn, this evening Ut 7::0, by special
train, returaing at IL O'clock.
The Washington fire company will go to
Greed moor, tomorrow, on the Creedmoor
cutter. ,.
The work on the reservoir has not yet
commenced on account of the delay OF tools.
The jefferson Democratic Club's excur-
-ion, tosday, at Penn's Grove.
For additional locals, see fourth page,
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
TRUSTEES OF THE POOR.

The Trustees of the Poor, Of New Castle
county. held their quarterly meeting at the
aim, house yesterday. After thorough
Inspection of the bu lding in which every
thing was foun to be in good condition,
dinn.r was taken at which ample justice
was done to all the coed things thereon.
Several accounts were ordered to be heard.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
DIABETIS.

Dr.. P. W. Chaytor of this city has found
o1t, he thinks, a certain cure for this dis
ease, which has hitherto been deemed in
cnrable He has also found out 1t has its
existence in the stomach and liver, and not
as has been heretofore supposed in the kid
neys. The experiments tried by the doctor
have been successful. |D.. ttt&