davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 10, 1877.
Tho second Spring Meeting ut Newmarket COM
mcnced to-day the principal event on the programme
being the Newmarket Spring Handicap, which brought
out a field OF ten horses La Sautcusc, against whom
seven laid ut the start, proved tho victor,
with Curuaus, with Ave TO three against him, IN the
second place, thereby saving his stakes Brglia,
with eleven to one against her. came IN third.
The folowingisa
TuE NEWMARKET SPRING HANDICAP, OF IL sovs
EACH forfeit with 200 added for thrco ycar old and
upward the second to savc his stake with pcnaltcs
for winners after The publication OF The weights.
Bretby Stakes course ga subsl
Count =. de I.agrsnRc's b. M. La Sauteuse by Man
alarms, out Of First Lady. years OLD.
Mr. Alexander BaitazzIs br. n. Curulcus, by Beads
man. out vi Bas Beu, years old ............... 2
Mr. AIoSandcr's ch. I. Brieia ny Ihundcrbot out
OF Habcnn, years old ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
THE WINNER.
La Sauteusc was bred IN France, by Count de La.
grange, her present owner. She has run many races
but this tho second timc that have any recollection
OF her winning As three ycar-od she ran six races,
winning but one out OF the number, and that was q
walk.ovcr for the Rous Stakes, at Goodwood Last
year she nine times without a victory Tho vic.
tory yesterday was over cool field, and she has
SIX more engagements this year she may be again
ccssful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
INDIAN SUPPLIES.

NEW PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING COFFEE.
WAsuISGroS, May 10, 1877.
The Purchasing Committee OF the Indian Bureau
have rejected all proposals TO furnish coIce, Oh &C.
count OF being nigh and viii advertise for
now proposals tor TINT article to supply tho Indiana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
SAILING OF RUSSIAN VESSELS.

san FRANCISCO, May Is, 1877
The Russia corvette vasock sails to-day under
sealed orders. The balance Of the feet will follow
Il. "a nnt-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16

The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twenty. four hours In com
parlson with tho corresponding date OF last year
dicated BY the thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy.
Hru.lD EulIup
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
HAEPERS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR JUNE, 1877,
CONTAINS.

FOE Eox .fSsIISs 10
Ahr y %EHNASy
Won
Cardinal cajetanr-f.anx Lsnbael Gabriel Ma.-.rhc
Lion. bride-frap1 Defssg srrrhs cos,aet: Greeting
Nall dams Nakar-"felIah wonea. at the roun,au'-
statue S ssasss william Las.
4 pH ssSs dsSp sIr. / Ne Rem
srRATioSs,,rir', glimpse Of g. the oaao.sce
hsa Meqn,sIa,sandy River fa,i., near Madrid sad.
gn Lake Rgqion-kenne.avo fails-A iss ronnder-
The Camp rirs-co,tage ,iup.aptic Laks-Camp IN the
woods,-bcas Landing root q Asose,aemagantc. Upper
the Upper Dam south Arm OF the wciokenncbscook =
An.cohos aud Observatory Mountains. Lake Molly
I'll TiEsSigN;GKS LAY; ,,..,,,. -, r
between sh,ea9g and % and The ORA.
funson-- Brunnd's rnnishment OF her Lord-Deatn u
Siegired-k .miid Lamsnt'ng owe, siesi,ied,s Body
EmEWI: OR, NY FtrnhRssIN.
Addi.' ohsp.s, xxxiI. At aS%s: Chapter xSxiii
T "A fSiIf Pfk sS SSfJyT IS sy tlSS
The Great seal Of the state OF Nevada street Corner
Ing Party 10 III. Mountains Of rahos9iIs
ss"e s.a E1ss + oag ea aIss d cs
stock Lode and the Principal Mnes-Pronle Of Sutro
Imnnei-Enranee to sutro Tunnel
III.l SrKATIONS.- Gibraltar-Ihc Summt-Styee
Scene.
Mosks CLyMERs BUSINESS.
ILLUSTRATIONS William Deere vas too much
oI coolertge and Nadsvorth In EN-"
AN ORDER FOR CAMEO. Poem.
BIRDS NESTS.
IIII STR ATOMS. Golden crowned Wrens Nest
Wnse.eysd veos Ss.,.iia@m.nr BIRDS Nest
THE PROFESSORS VICTIM. A STORY
POPULAR EXPOSITION or SOME SCIENTIFIC EX.
PERiMENTs PART ~. With six Illustrations
A WOMAN Halter. PAhT AII
FEAR A poou.
GARTH A Novel cconcludcd.)
EDITORS EASY EASY CHAIR
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.
EDITORS SCIENTIFIC RECORD.
EDlfOk'S HISTORICAL RECORD.
EDITORS DRAWER,
HARpEg's MAGAZINE. WEEKLY and BAZAAR
Postage nee TO subscribers In the United states and
Canada
uARPEK'S MAGAZINE, HARPEK'S WEEKLY "a
IARPFk's BAAk viii be sent tor year apy
subscriber IN the United states Canada, POSTAGE
PREPAID by the publishers, on receipt OF 81
Ilarpsrs Magazine. Harpers Weekly and Harpcrt
Bazaar Tor year. $40 two Tor 81 POSTAGE free
Complete Analytical Index 10 the first fiity Volume,
Of fIarpers Magazine mas just been pubscd rendering
available for reference the and varied wealth % IN
winch makes this periodical perfect illustrated
literary cyciopedis. syo Cloth. 81. halt calf s. 70
sent post aye prepaid. Address
uAgPEa 4 BROTHERS. Nee Yea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

4 NEW BOOK OF QUOTATIONS..
just published Cartoons Handbook of Popular Quota
lions book ready reference for such phrases
and quotations oftenest quoted aud met with IN
ern literature together with their authorship and position
In the original A rare book. Price 81 ~
q. W. CARLETON CO.. Publishers, Now York.
n EXPERIENcE OF ~ YEARS BY DIX. IEATinIN
~ the treatment OF Brghs Diabetes Paralysis. Dropsy.
Gravel Govt. rheumatism Sc has enabled him TO test
medicine ard mineral water proving the ASAE Ell.
Mineral Spring Water the only reliable offices.
2UJ Broadway. New York. Treatise free.
BUSINESS ID ,tCTOkY-ENL ARGED AND IN
Dproved, Just published W. PHILLIPS co. " no
also tho Publishers OF the Elite Directory ~ Nassau
II d. HOMES NEW BOOK on LIGHTS AND
IL shadows Of Spirituasmn Il ready TINS PRICE
81. q. ". CARLETON co, Publishers New YORK.
NOW KEADy-BLUE GLASS CURE, By DIR T.. b.
IN FooTE. Jr - pages. One dime.
ss1,uE GIANT OF THE MoNTHLIEsn
Methodist Quarterly Review.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16

NEW YORK. May IL 1877.
Messrs- RUSSELL SAcH, G. j. OsBoRs. VERMiLyE Co.,
CANAAN A Co.. D. +. MORGAN. CHASE ATKINS. THoMi IS
SLoconB. DElArELD FITcH. II. ~ SMITH and others
GrSrfIMfN
Your communication OF May 10 received Your tender
proxies OF the Michigan Central Railroad Company
for the Ut the company
Is highly appreciated have desire to increase the
duties already devoisinr upon In railroad management
reflect the official scton OF the present direction
of the Michigan Central road with whom have the
friendly relations. am however, stakeholder In the
company and viii that II receive your proxies
snail them In Judgment will best the In
terests 81 tho company leave the city to and ex
return about the 9th June when the subject
be further discussed.
Very truly yours,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16
W. II. VANDERBILT.

Nrw York. May IL. 1877
Messrs CHASE 4 ATKINS Bankers
Referring to the above correspondence we should DO
dieated; We believe policy OF managemeIt such MS Is
Bit WI important reforms in great economies
and in the M .. so1sns s ss H., 70 the n
thereby viii command their confidence and
E EESshfI SAGE Co. p g; Il S9RGAS Co.
r. joins. BESsJAMIS 4 %;
In accordance with the above proxies VIII be received and
CHASE & ATKINS.
No. IL Broad ST.. New York.
FREE CURE OF HEADACHE, TooTHACHE Or
neuralgia INSTANTLY ut wotcorr's PAis PAINT once. o;
Cortlandt
DYEING AND cLEANING.-NEw YORK DYE.
% a@fy North
DON'T LOSE YOUR HAIR -CHEyALIER's LIFE
ron HAIR restores gray hair perfectly stops is alins
Ssr !" Ss a"i sald b. ali druggists.
GET CAMpHoR AND HOUSEHOLD MEDICINES
at HARTNLlTs Pharmacy, Bible House, corner 4th Az
anu Aso' p'e'' ----------------
MEAD'S lNFALLIBLE PILE CURE.
MOORE FINCH. propretors 1913 Hudson ST., New York
MURRAY's BUCHU CANDY,
% cafs *
( SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
~ JOHN MATTHEWS, LIST av. and 10Th ST., city.
TRUssEs. BANDAGEs, &C.-"sEELEY's HARE
RunBxa TRussss light cool. cieany: used In bathing;
always reliable. Establishment bs2 Broadway posir
Grand Central Hotel Correct adjustment specially
wANTED-A LADY ATTENDANT AT DR.
Marshs Truss office Must lave thorough knowledge vi
the business None others need apply.
2vesey street. Aston House.
WIGS, T0UPEES.-G KAUCHFUSS, PRACTICAL
wgmsker switches, Curs Invisibes, Bandesux. "a Eat
lgth T.. BrUaiway.
-----------------------
YouScs PuRE NALL
Oldest
Rye Whiskev.
Best in the world.
Sold bv
PARK rlLFORD.
SO HATS AT 81 80 GENrLEMEN'S SILK HATS
ana fine Dcrbys. Wholesale prizes 10 New Church up
stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16

NEW YORK, May TO- 1877.
WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT, Esl:-
DkAk
Our great confidence in your railroad management
INDUCES 10 address this note. We inter-
Michigan Central Railroad Company be-
leve That u change In its direction Is desirable.
This rad. which in common with many of the Western
railroads. has been seriously affected by ucurring question:
able liabilities. believe be relieved from its anicut
ties and again have confidence restored to il by bens
brought in close alliance with the roads under control
To accomplish this offer be used In the
coming election by in such you shall deem
for the best Interests OF the company.
Youis very respectfully,
RUSSELL + AGE, VERMILIE K CO.,
a. j. OSBORN. w ;. NICHOLS CO.,
HENRY n. SMITH, JOHN BENJAMIN & CO..
THOMAS SLOCOMB, CAMMANN & CO.,
u. +. MORGAN, ~. A. PERSON.
II. L. HORTON 4 CO., CHASE x uIGGINSON,
CHASE Il ATKINS, DELAFIELD FITCH,
II. ". COOK, j. K ~ g. SCOVILLE.
GEORGE III. CHASE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16

Average temperature yesterday .............. 6yys
voar ""pe'''u'' 'o' 'o''''oo'1''S '''' $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16

FREE CURE OF HEADACHE, TooTHACHE Oh
neuralgia Instantly ut WoLcoTTs PAIN PAINT Office. q!
Cortlandt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16

DYEING AND CLEANING.-NEW YORK DYE.
ING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, Staten Island.
OIicss-ss Duane st., ~ Brouuway, 60 9th av, New
York. 1876 and Picrrepont st.. Brooklyn; 40 North
ST.. Philadelphia Est abolished hity-eigh, years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-16

or Russia TO limit the freedom OF the except
demanded by the cxigsncios OF war. A more serious
question IL the neutrality guaranteed to tho works
executed by tho Danube Commission, ana which
navigation Mt The mouths OF the Danube entirely de-
pends There seems DO difference OF opinion be-
tween the neutral Cabinets that the interests OF the
navigation OF the Danube be protected ana that
anything tending permanently TO injure these works
BY either belligerent would be deemed u violation
OF neutrality. Consideration OF tho questions which
might eventually arise regard to the neutrality OF
tho Dauubian Commission its work has led to an
interchange OF ideas the neutral Powers which
soon arias tho revenue OF tho commission oeins on
trcy stopped by the stoppasc Of navigation There Is
every probability OF tho guaranteeing Powers being
called upon TO proviue for the deficiency.
TURKEYS pIsAgpEcrEp PROVINCES
The Scrvian authorities have accumulated largo
stores OF forage and provisions Gladova The Vienna
7agLtans Ccttuje special states that vuEovch chief
OF the Herzegovina insurgents, has Dlockaded The
fortress Of Kristac The MirIditcs have driven
the Turks from Orosch after q sangunary
fight wherein an entire Turkish battalion wss
destroyed It's reported that the Mridte chief Will
bring down strong corps to cooperate with the
Aontenegrins Intelligence received at Vienna from
Tara says that on the 18Th inst an insureopt band
burned tho barracks Grab and two blockh two
magazines and the Custom House at zubrj Tho
Turkish soldiers made resistance, but ned leaving
considerable ANN unton and provisions
GERMANY HgsIrArEs
The German government has not yet decided upon
issuing proclamation OF neutrality, and II Is said 10
be quite uncertain II It will do So II II docs It will
only be after ali the great Powers the
pic. Persons In Bernn protesting to DO we'll Informed
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
FINE LEGAL POINTS.

Major General Hancock has been beate,
in suit, the result of which is Of genera
Importance to hotel keepers. The actio,
was brought to recover the value of ,hre,
thousand dollars worth Of iewelry sto'er
while he WAS living at hotel in New York
city. Having made contract for board
it is held that he was not guest hut a
boarder, which released the hotel rroprie.
tor from all responsibility.
The point was we'll taken, and under the
code in New York, the decision could not
be well otherwise. The law of this State
embraces in words, guests and boarders
Within few days Of the above decision,
the Supreme Court OF Massachusetts, held
in the case Of 1bilner, jeweler, agains,
hotel keeper IN Springfield, that the latter
was responsible for loss of jewelry. val,
ued at $40 900, stolen from the coat room,
where it had been left in charge Of the
servant attending there, Notwithstanding
that there was notice posted up, that the
Proprietor would no. be responsible for
money or vslubles unless deposited in the
safe
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
THE GOLD AND SILVER SUPPLY.

The clsmor of the capitalists in favor q
gold As the only standard material Of cnr.
rene! would lead the transporting public
to the conclusion that the annual product
Of that metal is only Just sufticien: to make
up for the wear sud waste, while silver i
being mine At rate which must soon
reduce its value 10 the grade Of the other
metals. But the truth is that the annual
production Of gold is itr greater in value
than silver, and this was the case at the
time silver was declared to he no longer a
legal tender. According to an eminent
French ststistician, the gold and silver in
Europe at the date OF the discovery Of
America, l4se, were about equsl-that is
to say, s447 100000 Of each metal, bu,
from that date to the year ls4S, when gold
was discovered in California and Austria.
lia, the silver product was far greater than
the gold product in value. From lS4S 10
1874, however, the tables were turned, and
the gold product was lar in excess Of ,ha,
Of silver. From l492 to lS4S, the gold
produc. Of the world was SS.5l5.QNO, 600,
and the silver proiuc, was s6.lOS, 600, ,QOQ.
But from lS+S to 1874. ,ke gold prolnc; Of
the world was S5,09-, qo2 900. and the s;l
yer proiuc; only So,lq5.Ql9,Nl0.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
WAR PROBABLE

The sisusuon is daily becoming more
critical on the Mexican border. Pr.sidep;
Din has issued an order 10 the Mexican
commander on the Rio Grsnde 10 rspeI
anv invasion Of our troops, and be has sen:
there Gen. Trevino. with 3 force a,5nl
strong to carry out the order. This dsc;s.
i've action has alarmed Ger. Ord. who ,e,-
egraphs to Washington for re-iaforoenep,s
Of cavalry.
:, The state Of things upon tie Rio Grs1de
hss thus become extremely pe-i.oas, s16
hossiliiies may any day be p,ecipi:a,e,. l,
is on: a sAor; time since our troops msde
several raids upon Mexican soil: bu
anoshe. raid csnno, be made vithou: ss-.
There Gag hi 10 be enough wisdom, sri
patriotism ia Washington no: to prec;pi-
tate the cosntrv into war. and again
waste the life snd wealth Q: our Rsppb!jc.
The .ses,y Of Gsudsleupa is said 10 slip
ulsie in the event Of mis2r6srs,ar3;rcs
arising between the United States snd
Mexico the matters in,dispu,e shall he in.
quired into by commissioners o- x-ti;rs-
tors, before proceeding 10 hostile Measures
Ba, such neso,is:ioas or attempts 1, psacs-
ful settlement, generally prsos3s S decls-
ration Of va-; and ii snd {. both tie
parties Are resdy for war, the term. :; :
treaty prevent lie less: possible chs;s.,s 10
the passions c; Tie hour. We >ha.. re, te
surprised, t1e1st.-e, il Wa sla,, 5, arv
time break ou; II carsar1s-cs al tie res
or pretended ra::: Q: lie Mexican cattle
thieves. an3 c: lie ccve,cas sves with
which the Texans and o;be, So-:hs-pe-s
are locking scross The Rio Grarde. The
Me1ic,ns msv be castle thieves. kut The
Americans are land robbsrs.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
l. T. hunkeIs ustral tE. F.
kunkels shampoo for
the Hair.

Ite best scd c-esgest Hair Dressing sod
Hair C.sa-e II iEe world. her rAs1ove
aaCd-u-. a.-ey i-rlisilon. Sooihe and n-,4i
me 0taiS*. 80 ?. prevent iQe hair .ro-n
:a-..EI c1-, sd - II ME iGA E-ov;h in a
very 1o-i time, 1rsy c1e--, We az; -.
IT ne La.T aid rvE =. Z Ssos a:.a E.c,.. :,
IES7 In FEsri "a o-.--.aLcy a-d a s!.. : 1. =.
f'es4rsrct to braid H. ! WY hair az; A. :
mar dress , ace -L-..a lea: e-sg..
c..e 1A---.t.-. 4-1 usrvt-. badness T-s
stain p-.J clans t-.e l..-T. remove. c!s,-.-l
s&El-. .i.>n.EE. ~ E.-gL. Cures had la, ~
SA.s-- I! -ss4 aAa -At-gG-. Allke's
Sham p-,a SID Il, ,.-al Tesiore lair 10 a ns
u-a. and gstssy color, restore Il led, d.
harsh ami viz! eai:. F!ice ps- bof;,s s.
Ask yoCT dT1Esis; iu- item o- send 10
ku1zel. Proprietor, No. Z54 So:ta Nil
siraei. Phiisde e phis -
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
FRANCE,
The news from France indicates that

The news from France indicates tina,
another crisis is at hand; and it is dificul
to imagine peaceful way out of it, unless
the President retreats from his position
The new Ministry has been declared to bt
entirely unsatisfactory by the Chamber O.
Deputies. The Left, Or opposition, adep'
ted motion on Saturday, that "the Cham.
Der CONSIDERS the Ministry, by its compo-
siticn, is denial of the national rights o.
parliamentary law and can only aggravate
the crisis which has cruelty weighed bust.
ness since the 10Th of May, and we cannot
enter into relations with this Ministry"
What refusal Of the Chamber to center
into relations with the Ministry" may pre-.
cisely mean, We are unable 10 say; but we
take it for granted that it must mean that
the supplies for the support Of the Govern
ment will be withheld. This is the usual
course in England. At any rate the reso-
luton was adopted by vote of 1928 yeas
to 20S nays; and it called forth mena-
cling reply from President MacMahon. At
grand military dinner at the Elysee, on
he same dav, "MacMahon repeatedly de-
cared in favor Of a policy of resistance,
saying the Chamber had replied to his
conci|iatorv overtures BY violent decla-
ration of war. Any concession now on
his part would be tsntamount to capituls-
tion. Duty, dignity, and honor required
him to resume the combat Resistance,
heretofore, has consisted in prorcgueins
md dissolving the body, and appealing
% the country by ordering new election
Which election he attempted TO carry by
rand and force, but failed. Leading Re.
'ublicans, representing = majority Of the
,hamser, say they viii not submit 10
mother dissolution, which would violate T
he Constitution aad unlliiy their rights.
1t this rate We see no escape from bloody
evolution. a
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29

ayoung man of uncommon promise. An
other son of Mr.. French was lost In The
same manner few years since. The lose
of the vessel will be inquired into. She
seems to have been ordered from Norfolk ir
the midst of the great storm.
Senator Stanley Matthews, for some rea-
son or other, makes few friends among any
class Of Republicans, but he is severely un-
conscious of his failure. Probably Mats
thews, in his own estimation, is of imports
ance to the country and the Republican
party, though his presence in the Senate
has done more to injure the latterthan any
thing else has done. 1t is said that he
will be offered place on the Supreme bench
If harlan's appointment shall be rejected
But Matthews would not accept that Office,
because, like David Davis, he fears that
those who 60 on that bench can never be
nominated for the Presidency. Yon know
what was profanely said Of New York
clergymen who declined an election as
Bishop. That he was waiting for vscahsy
In the Trinity" That's the kind of man
Is. HILTON.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
E. F. kunkeP Bitter Wine
elf lrOn

z, F. kCnkei'S celebrated Bitter Wine of
Iron will eitectuaLy cure liver complaint
isundles, dyspepsia chronic or nervous
debility. chronic e,arrhcex.. disease of inc
kidneys and aU G.,eases arising from a
disorderei liver. stomach or iutesfines
sueh As constipation. 1 tulence, inward
pies. !ullne>s o. bleoi 10 tie head. ac:dity
OF the stomach. nausea, heartburn, disgust
for food iu4 nesS or weight in the stomach.
sore eructaIions. sinking or futter!ng al
the PIT or the stomach. swimming Of the
head. hurried ordlficult breathing futter-
ings 81 The aari- choking or suTfocstins
sen saiion when IN YIN z posture d!mness
OF VISION. dots or webs before he sight
dull pain IN the head. deficiency OF pres.
p!-a.on, yelovness OF the skin and ewes
pain in the side. back. head. chest, limns
e;c, sudden fushes OF heat, burning in the
aesh. constant !ulaginip IS OF evil snd greaf
depression ofsri-l 5 Price S. per bettle.
Beware OF cou Ierteits. Do net let your
druggist palm OF some other preparstiop
oti-on ~ may say Is good but SIX for
kunSe.s Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take 10
oiher. haake!'s Bitter Wine Of Iron is moi
sold n ou-k-ou!y n s. bottles. {. F. Kun
kel. Proprietor. No. 80 North Ninth STree,
-.T~ pz Sr12
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
MEDICAL.

lR. FIJI hk- NEGrlAbLr. nhkU.
- MATlC REMEhI.-ls the perscrip.
uon OF one OF Phlladelphia's eldest physi-
clans, and is guaranteed 10 cure rheuma.
t:sIl, neuralgia, sciatica, pain, Rackache,
&C.. or money refunded. by insigoratins
the nerves. purifying the blood. and ueu-
trslizing poisonous deposits in the system.
3! neE!I II mas become standard medi.
cine. Suffering and money save! by useine
II in time, Remember that DR., Filler IS
tAe only physician in America deyotipg
~ years 10 This one line nt practice. cure
warranted. Advice gratis. IS South Fourth
' -
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29

1t is said that one.eighth Of the real es-
tate in New York city is owned by three
families and that by will it is made to
decend to the eldest or to fovored son.
who is trained to the grasping habits of
the ancestor.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
The MOrning Herald

NOTICE TO SUBscRIBERs-..TSh 10. Those of our
subscribers who are indebted to the MORN.
ING HERALD, will oblige by an early re.
nittance.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
Tape w Orm Removed Alive

4 cad and al complete, IL TWO hours -
20 lee IL head passes, sea1. pin and
s:oMac1 YARNS removed by Or. kCngeI
- o-t1 Ninth street. Philste .ph:g. pa
send 1o- circular. For removing seat in
o. sto--ac. worms call or Your d-lsyisf
and AsE :o- ou.I.e o. kCrksTs norn
Sy-up, price 81. u never tails Cor,-,sn
* 7 sc ;f14cces i LAP To-m be removed 81 !
OIL g = 81 =
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
NEW Castle COUNTY
1hE STATE OF DELlH1RF

VS THE SHsKIFF or NEW rAsT1rCoT>.,:v
i GREETING. l 1 eol MY
WHEREAS, Jane Sullivan. nv he-
|; len D. James 4, Atwell. by her rt-i:inr -
me lses o. our superior torrr SiaS :,
NE once o! the Proihonotsry nf 1ha So
Court and for the County Of NJ az ,as ga q
- !9f Inc cau-e Of COMPLAIN, ,f3-rs n
aeseC, Tas made appl!c.l o, 10
s SEAL our said Judges TIA. : C;s-,as ~ -.
or p.onoUncei dis>olving the mar.
mage eIlsurg between -rs -
NoLet an & BE! husband John ~1,,-jZ..
We tHt!e.oIe command YOU. a. vor ta-s
oren mere before con mapte-i :hc- -
summon Joan sullivan. SO that he - go
.! pea, before tne said Judges OF cr-Ss-G
: !St our. o. The CeIi term 'te.sr,< ~,
ue y u Sew lSsi4e IL and Joy the Co.
!! Q: New Castle. on Norday Inc 1.,,5 -
O; SpN-ln pei neIt.to answer the s7Iays-;-.11s
q; L-e - l'-t.tioa- and also IN go [.-,.r
Il al 1e has, WY cec-4+ =. "a
tolrt should Lot be na.e .. a
u a age eGis:.Lg between 3. - - -
- v'-l -. acrH-3.CE 10 .--..
< 4 p! = s1c1 a made p. =.
: . a.H9 70 @ a-1 1-1vTe ~ =
I o.. >-s-. i1s- s1G t-eye cs5rs :, ~ -
- ---L = ms peLa-. q Il IL. E-,r,. - -; :;
= - ~ --TTt ana c9Lt sent y. - -
: .2-s @. = "a az. o. / sse-- ~ E-''-'
IS II : = s1u-a- : =t-.ts-u5 :, ;,-r,r,
:; :. -. a. New @sc,s = r.
Aa!' A -. e-s- .+-sl1 : --C-s.5 "a! q
: e.. EAAA-t.> EEA.TOE
- : e, = =. Fyg.lcLo,s-
s,.Ivs - E-= tr:Ey q AUI1.noa q
A7E-s'H i-AAC GRUBB. sa.r5r
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
HORT.MAlN.

WILMINGTON. Del. Nov. 20, 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-29

NOTlCE.--All persons having claims
against the estate tf the deceased must
present the same duly atteSted to the Ex-
ecutor on or before October 4th, 1873. or
abide the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
JOHN CUMMINGS, Executor.
Address wilmington. Del. oC6-eOd