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FINANCIAL

NEW YoaE, April 1s.-rho failures OF Il. 4.
1lill and Il. ". Martin, gold brokers. were IN.
nonnced In tho Gold Exchange. Liabilities from
$50. 600 to SIS, 600 each.
Epectdl DFapa&cA 10 1a4 Tribune.
MoNTnxAI, Can, April 1A.-Ths Hon, Asa D.
Fostor, Tue railway king Of Canada, who has sua-
pended with liabilities Of 81. 100, 900, buils part Of
tho Grand Trunk and tsvsrnl other Canadian rail-.
Ways, but got stuck In purchasing 81. oo0 0o0 In
tcrest Of 3tr. nalckow, N. F, for MlddlesboYot
England. IN the cannda Central, Tbs road has
never paid a'diyldcnd: In addition Foster bought
81 25d, 0oo worth Of Iron rails ftvm iia1ckow. Tor
whicl! he has never paid = cent. Iie unduftook
10 build tho Georgian lIay branch Of ths Canadian
70 hare. 10 throw, II up, aud. being Il
friend Of tho Premier. got ali hia accuflt,e4
hack. A writ Of attschp.cnt for sma!l aponnt
was aaucd last week, and, be,hK uuahle to ply the
furniture Of his Ilatlal hoa4e was scxcl and 4old.
3ialckow then clau down OH him with proceedings
iu bankruptcy. FoateF died condemnation 70 day,
holding that the claims have been saIaned by conn.
Ter liabilities Aid. Foster, hls brother, has also
dttetGl Dt4patcA to 1h4 7rfsuax
arA!xar1Etp, Ill, April 1s,-rhu creditors Of
Daniel ". htcarns, Of Bnllyau, nled petition tA
bankruptcy a1ainst him 0.dav,
1ptctal NspascA to 3hs 1s1bun&
LINCOLN, ill.,. APRIL IL. -. X. MILE, druggist
corner Broadway aud Chteaxl stfctts, Tnadu an ~.
s2nmeut o.day to Geo. ". Parker In favor Of hts
c!edtiors. Liabilities, So,oo0i ssscts about
IS Zoo.
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that tho special assessment for the work shall bs
collected before !its begun. =. .--,
Mendav svon!ny meetlnk was held i the bn.e.
% 81 hs gonss fsoe "5s Tasa 81 s
following oales!r e'aettd, tof Ike eon.tns ys.!:
MsH" MesaHs and NJ. om..eal y!es: p;c.!deSt.; \. !.
E,nck1ey. ,rrcatarer; ". Nelson. Secretary.
esstea: aMitna itoMae sSsss WotRes eomtee, T. oyd
tionai cgmn,ittse, y. 4. Iohusoni Literary CONF
msttee' Henry v Freeman:
Tbs Hoard of Tfuatccs met yesterday afternoon
AZ On e mo.on ~ II Ps.pt u.nssd Tho annu.
report Of the standing committees wero rcnh and
adopted. several communicating rere read and
eiiawalks. presented by james iladatd, We're re-
4 Communication, signed BY = number Of citizens
Castello A. special policeman, was referred to tho
read and referred 10 Committee No. i.
At The Stock. Yards informing the i5onr that they
ssksd The appointment Of speeia! officer: ~,
tsso,ution ": introduced to purchase 800
Hitchcock \ Walker made ptopos't!on to fur.
nish four 400. pound bells. A. rcsolnston was
passed conasHnlng tho belts Of the shane nell
c,G,m,pan5' The Clock "ss directed not to pay the
Adjourned to Saturday, The osth inst
Tho election for rillsse % % oaice1s Tuesday rasscd
ol quietly. there being no opeosllior TO the rasa
lar ltckeL except on Clerk. Tho new regime Will
ii. HntIer, +. X. Mathews Charles Kobow, Dan
7. Wood;, Fred Schlenter, Police Magistrate; s.
Tha /. 1t. i. xs.ne,at'on :xll gtvo an cntertaln-
mcnt At Tho Congregational Church this evening.
The programme ls unusually attractive. rhe At ae;t
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friendly relations between tho sections. INT a.
New England Is not aprr&aca yet, and a. ahe re-
Rards her brains ~ the intelligence Of the nation,
the seal Of her condemnation upon tho pntpose Of
pacdeation. She can Rce no good resulting from
ciemency, no peace in paetion. Mercy IL not her
merit and the will consent to no Cancellation
Wills zone unrepentAht Rebti 1fses.r II Ia moth
jng that tho common good demands The mnaauer,
or that the great body Of The people improve II.
This 10 attributed to weak se1fkhne1s in the people.
''Hccnu.e money will be morn plenty,
riacatlon = pepnlar;" say they, and
from. what they dcnomnsta Justice for consld+
crsttons 70 phltEy anil motives 10 mefcenary. Hut
New England Ahontd beware. tesi ty o.erzeat ehe
be led to throw away her political fatnrc. Per.
haps VIC should not expect to influence people 70
fttgidly pure - they by such showing. but It 10
clear that un1ess Rhe becomes more practtch! IA
her views md acquicsces In the contte OF the Ad.
mtnlstrataon as tndorped By ths entire balance Of
the country, rho will enon ind heraelf almost -
much ont Of tho Union ~ those ahe would continue
to rnite hate been. The nlhef portions Of the
country united will eAry every national election,
and she will toman "a isolated IA ia republic hY
hcrselg. Ahe will be neglected IN her industfita
teeAuto ehc Will not havc the power 10 protect
them In the Legislative halls aud ali tho evils Of
weakness will befAll her. fler yonng. men viii
seek other and moro prominent fields for efntt,
and ahe tll no left to dcpIore the snfcidaf policy,
which tAnsed her dcrol,ulatEou. throughout tho
long fut9rc. -1rashtnqfon Republican tHtp.j.
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HOW IT WAS DONE.

The agreement recently effected between Jay
Gould and The Chicago, burlington d Quincy Rail-
road, ~ which dIsastroes Western railroad war
VIA avoided, md tho Union pacac got rid Of il
mica which wanted To compel II to pro rzte on bus!
ncss west OF Omaha, atipulatss that the Chicago,
lsurl!aRton q Quincy, tho chicago. Rock 1sand q
Pacific, tho Chicago = Northwestern, tho Missouri
iircF ltalroad Iii Sof,rask ka, and tho Sioux City =
Elkhosn Valley Railroads eaall pool nll their Is.
cIfc Coast business on basis similar to that
Of tho popl between tho lhfeo hFst- nnme4
roads, known N tho Iowa pool, which had
been In existence for flSe or sly ycass. The hls.
souEt River Ha!road in NcbraskA runs from factae
ttty, whcEe 1t connects with the Chicago, Hurltns.
ion h Quincy. 10 tho Entuh scihc, which Il hits ii
KcnrnGy Junction. The Msa0ur! Hlyer ltatirgal
In Nebraska WAS unable to do much OF tho Pacific
business becnnsa the Union fuc:ac chnr4ed local
rklea Oh liz bnstncss. ltcnca II has waged fierce
war ayainst th4t road 10 compel It ~ pro rate On
Pacific Coast business, Thu matter Il now before
Congress. but, Az tho NcbraskA road t. no longer
prosecuting: tho bottom of tho case ts likely to
lsalsosd wAs also admitted into The pool a con,
cssslon 10 tho Chicago j. Northwestern IlaIIfoat,
and tu prevent the lne ffnm taking In fluFu atspa
similar to thDso taken by tho Miasour HiFrF In Nc
br1skA. This road runs from y junction Of t(a
Northwestern at Missouri ll!ysr Valley TO Fremont,
whore 1t connects With the unon Pnclhc. Tha
branch running up tho ElkboFn Valley also goes
Tbs meetings Of tho Psestdents and General
M1naRer4 Of tic roads leading tO tho Paclhc Eosst
from this city, held at tho Sotthwcatcrn Office dur
In: the last three days, wefe for tho putposo Of At-
ranging tho divisions for the new pool.
, 1877-04-19
SUBURBAN NEWS,


The general feeling os tho residents In regard to
the election Of Trustees u very good In tho north
cud Of tho village, and ths fact that four OF the
gentlemen elected arc on tho union Taxpayers
ticket, which has PROMISED reform and economy,
gives hopes Of lighter ts5ss. Thu reasou that tho
whole Of tho Union Tsxpayers' Ticket was not
elected Il now becoming evident, aud showa the
war mon tsado for position aud psoat. Tho South
Chicago folks do not feel ~ happy as on Tuesday.
when they thought that - Thy town north of Grand
EsossinH was s6oGt evenly divided, thi! would a.
low @ them 70 F9a South CHS Chicago ticket, which
met i!!ses, :, The ticket run " them cons.tsd Of
Farrell and Wheeler 1t tho North snd, md Sehluul
Taylor, Bowen, aud Clark ns tho splth end. Mr.
CLARK WA elected by tho strength Of the nosthend
men, who proved tFuo to their promises, and stood
br tic 'whole ticket. Tho other csu,sa were tbs
police. who have used lhclr influence in favor of
Farrell, who bag tesa very good 70 taemi aud
.elect ticket which was greatly helped BY jim
Hamilton and Jim Ryan, who peddlcd Ike goud
fellow. but who beat ~. uo$ae, man tu whose
north.eai w pssfsetly wIliiax 19 III souths
chicag9ans .uall have III thu fights and dues
which bctons IL theul and will SEQ that they get
their pumping works, but they demand aud iuslst
, 1877-04-19
RAILROADS.

Special Ce7rtspondenes NJ TAS 1rf8uae.
DEs MONKS. lows. April 17.-Thc Chicago, Rock
leland L raei6c naflroad Company have been very
unfortunate In litigation before the courts In this
Judicial District. Vcrdleis Of sbout $50, 600 havo
been g!yen against It for damages IN vnrioos suits.
Everybody who has grievance, and fmagtnes ho
eau mako an acti stick. cou,es into court with
sympathy W for liz pisint'd viii vetdles, smaiur
&r. Tutts. she WI si.tlnx In : fesr eat,
ILL., hs st;"fx
detached coach ran against THO train. throwing
Mr. Tuttst from her seas, and fracturinR ono RIB,
injury Was produced. The case has boon thrco
times before the Supreme Court on cEFo!. and lat
ssk wst wh fSt 9
ZOO, It little strange that 1ary should double
4 verdict when tho case hid been sent back with
psny and OF mitigation Of damagus.
Yesterday Auothor mau nIed claim for s27. COO
for being thruwn from \ hand.eas ~ which ono
arm WINS injured, but not 10 a. to prevent him from
mud he htings this action: Three othe.s arc pend.
@ ~ ~ aas ts bad OF
4 company has been organized At ottnmwa to
build Foad from tho present. terminus Of the Cen;
now uses tho Track of tha KeokaE 4 Dea Molnes
Gaa 70 feash e1d tts nsw pfoest .
Receiver, and don't earn any surplus, It cannot
BALD any moro road.
ssefg g hs
fow.Gaago Road from Ames "a Hamilton County.
surveying party has hesn put IN the Geld 70 c3.
Missouri Road, which will bo southwcstern exten-
sion of tho Chicago. lock Island : pscihc iron,
this city. seyeFal towns hare voted the iaE. 1t
Hock Island i Pacific Company. had offered 70
build It for $l47. 900: am reliably informed That
that the {lrnnl Trunk lines will not 6uld milo Of
new road In Iowa 50 long aa the Thrift law etanhs
on tho htat1tes Ant .ihy. tlontd and othcr rall.
Z ctflad.
, 1877-04-19
clT{' ELECTIONS,

1Pse3dI D11pdscA q 7Ae 1F46N2A
LA8ALLr, ILL.,, Alsll lo:-rhe city election,
suited - liz choice VI tha following oalests For
shal, Thomas ksJes; CITY Attorney, 4. J. NCun-
nor; City Treasurer. John pellhauty: CITY Clerk.
Thoma4 !. ShuhAn; Sttest Sapssyl.os. John NJ.
Wrish1na.tst. John E. skelly. The following
Aldermen we're slso elected: yistt Ward John n.
Feenoy. ss-rlcetyd, snI Ttomas Byrno; Tlisd
Wall, Patrick II. Turks s11 +. +. UCepuosi
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This passenger -tralu Of the Chieago, Burlington
4 Quincy Railroad which left thls city yesterday
moruing bad 10 bs divided luto two sections, ons
Of seven aud one Of eight cars, on sccount OF tho
Wost W tlls t1aln. Among them weFs about
seventy Are who had through tickets got Omaha.
Col. L: r. Grten. !ata private secretary Of the
lsa.ea fur Now Orlcans In feW days to Aa.ln4S
SIMILAR position foF AZ. T. U; c!Ask, Second Sice;
Manager Of ths Eew Orleans lEne.
special car Of shs Penn yl,anta Railroad Com.
pauJ arrived here JasteEdsy, aud Wal taken By tbs
Of tha sister Of Col 6cotk will bs placed on board
and taken 70 philadelphia for lntesInent.
Ar. D. ". Hltchcuck, WesteEu Usnessl Passenger
roaI, ltAtes Tor California this tntruiug on bull.
nca4 Connected tho passenlel tfsslc Of blu road.
This ID Ar. llltcheotks shi1tesh up " thu Pacific
CQ2xk
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Fourth Wnrd, George L. blanchard and Hn1h
Graham: Fifth Ward, E. H. Treat and Timothy

Donoghue.
Sptctai Dtspotch 70 7as Zl1eana:
yesterday was close s*nd exciting, tho question
betng license OF no license. One hundred and
WhaTry. temperance. elected Alderman BY 2l
mntor..y 4; Ellweod lsenss, ": r.. elected sa
y sy,s + te Second W"
Alderman by majority IN tho Third Wnsd. :,os
Totet being east nnsin and sirwtfsht. both tenn
Mayor the vole as counted In svery ward waa to
between n. Tett,n. ltsense, and J. T. Roger.
ts9pe'anee, 6nt soms Illegal vo,t!na and counting
|oEity for Tattsn. All the oihcr occrs arc close,
but The temperance cnntltiatcs probably elected
Spe5dl D4patca to 1as Tribune
CAtno, ILL.,. April 1a.-The city election hero
yesterday. resulted In tho dettat Of tho straight
Democratic ticket, except 1fct3ca for City Attot-
ney. Henry Winfar, Independent. was elected By
800 majority.
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st. Louis, Apr! 18.--L. II. Clarke. lats Chtst
Engineer Of tho illinois Central tsitrosd. has been
sppo,ntsd Chlef Engineer Of the Lako shorc ltoad.
1t u stated On good suthorIsy that freight rates
from here 10 EsItesp seaGoss1 points will he I'd.
Yanced wlthlu fve days.
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IxplAHAroLts, Iud., April 18.-Ths National
Car Accountant Association uet 81 the Grand
Hotel tu this city to-tsy In semi. annual seasioh
George ", Jones, OF the peunsylyan1a Railroad,
was elosen CHAIRMAN. and F. II, Luce, tho
ChIessu Il Northwestern. Secretary; Represents.
tiyea arc prrscnt from tlty railroad aud tran4pos.
Sslpn companies.
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AT uLOOM1NGTON,. Ill.
Snertat E}ifp0ttk 10 10S T1tb4sHA

DtooarHoroN, ILL.,, April 1s.-At 1890 Tonight
ire was discovered tho first floor OF thu Novelty
hiilla, owned by Leake Il Co., and, dospito tho hro
department, became total Ions. Loss, SIS. QUO;
probably fnl}y Insured It IA believed to have l,ccn
an tnccndlary IRE, The mill was bnlt in 1909 hy
Darwin tlAEnes, and for many years was operated
By Holden j. Co,
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THE IMPI.ACABLES.
Hostils Attitude of Machine Men to
Hayes Policy.
Tho Prssidont Calm, Confident, aud
Unmoyed.

eofn, IA thn rh.,.4nr ,n,nosa. ,f se,v ~ thr
carpetbaevcrs. who arc depressed OF efated a. some
unfmpcrtant eyont Of tho day happens 10 Affect
ths They .ss not lssdsf' .. the hspneesn rs,y
IN say sense o. the Won aaey a.p as''..nG aoeas
on the .nti.ee Of politics no. sno"1ng whittier 10
sanOr il,tna shen ns avn, rom Them .Y an sJ
instmsnI ~ H. snn,hern trnnbtes. md. ]iso
drowning men, II shoy catch At every little straw in
tho vain hopt that It may savo them.
Accustomed for 30 man, years to dea, with an
..ss, s his a,.a. ..1 ..tthas ~ s..,n,.
Wa'eh wa oo"h miner anu tuHaes " sne passing
pn.b Ss nj onee ' cur se.as hs se
that President ilaves long sao made nm
Ma r,.aS sn.. ,x,. .r n.rss.,,- ~ " ~ ~
while he h.s been Willing to Listen 70 Tho rug:
se.t'ons Of s'et, one who could giro him Informs.
Idea Of pursuing any ohe, policy th.n thA. h. has has
% s 70 70 assa 70 bs 81
whf be VA sine - tho ,,,nr, .n dining,
Snsn Sn o. thsss tnat HoT ~ ana
puGsnea soo % o. ncn more e, oa @
,esdcts af i,..,n,cnt ~ tho sonthcrn nneston.
- privately shown n pe!!t!ea, eifs!e. hsIe .na
nnm tHen denosItfpn vi on to mari Of few o On
VIM hs1c nep.tn,p,s M.cn " infaept;nl In the con
III ~ n. 1lenohenn % na,v 10 oresnixe e move.
mcnt sastnst 'i u,s P1esidcnt, and bJ nppcaiinc
70 ss The % pssjud,css @ aad FASHIONS which % otica
Tr*rnn H. Rrnnhjiran orrsntyntton fron, the
h.rJ. ~ ~ I'M li1,srni mrs tntr whnsn rom
srni II " nov sccms Ia" Ia havo faiien. II
nav bn that thts moynncnt is not concerted ono.
.n tbst ths sxnn.,hy With ~. sfr,uo nan IL
Tho Nennbiiesn partv tsem 10 bay" tor it cases liz
tmnnrtsnen :" ~ sxssorcrstei Int thsre are ttnsn
amono 9hc prcsidents frrnSs men Or ionn ornsrt
"r ~ =, ~ niicsf sngsc;f sshn nrc ln5t M fnr
ta. NV 1tan, @ liIns in,io1 III ~ 49,
frs sesson 81 con9rcts arstnst soo Of to most
annh .,er. " ."e h..,Hro IA ~
.,,,- enIm sn,n,.hi" ~ ,o,ct.1Is' ,,.t sshen
soasS soa .ii, hoo.t hvf 4 7. ,nt"r'
sstirc sn ""fae ~ Eno,, w what e7ect tho nrrscnt
hn9M o',hf,mn Ia ~ -. ..r +. ~ tnan
sh Is, n"h UT ha. ~ ~ ~ I'll ax
INC I,ssnent ~ s1 ~ nj ., mi for
t.s1 t1sS{ NY po''e{ T - ~ ,,h; r1 @ iis NJ
ls .nn,ns t K, - msds hs Icnst nSe..so
occns1Ga aGs.na ~ hMso "n1n eno ns. .p1sr'i,S ~
members Of hs party ie shows little or no concern
IN regard TO u. lie believes tnat some OF thnte
sts Tn1 sss nov ,naa'9nIi i,.nrrsha, 9on ths
, 1877-04-19

Mr. Dlonnorhnssett, Of tho Old Firm OF
Allcn, Stephens & Co., Comes to the Front
with a Tow Fncts of Interest to tho Cen.
I.1,lIftn.
, 1877-04-19

HifG'H0Tktft ~ hAoHlHHiOHt lbnklH8 lue p&Ps Ahu
xhois iinc % asaln.t i'fe.Idrnt Hayes, seaator
nd ot psfasst'0 ths eat; !,
meat" II 81 just criticism. and will umasculato
the editorial contents Ut that shect Of The ltlo
vitality they othrfwIfc might poascsa. This illus.
tho % howl: H. asa!n.t sa!. " ths % '.iia1cs policy" arc
especially yoclfcrona. i u tho rays Of d!sap.:
care farthinv for tho negro or the carpet basyos
except In no fur o. lhene can bc natls useful to
cover ~ advance tn force upon tho Treasury and
palrnRatt Vt the ti1vctRiHcRt. Thtse nlrn have
silica Within tha tntscnchtncnla OF the Adntnfless-
tion, a,d Tho werdlngout process cannot lcglp Loo
sssnses Ill I'll. tta.S b. 10 iha pe.
dent aud bis Constitutional advisers. -Chleago
Essnsaa i'ost tAtp.>.
Tile proper spirit to bs culttvsted With reference
d,eiAl ampaftiaIity: Entkasiasm would bs mls.
Pacod - ion9 a. lhe 1eslsts VI tho POLICY ars In
doubt: Sn9uaaths;l condemnation would b. W.
probabilities Of success aud failure eFe about even
,ss 9h en- Ss dss shs s
~ sxainst Tbs polte, deliberately sanctioned ~
b.
chsrycablu with tAls folly. On the eonlrs,Y, ho
nsl.1 upon the tqlallment . ef ths egn.titut!anat
when eon.titutlonnly hi. discretion.
30 ssr hsa thst T. no Gs5ts h.t hi.a4ssly Is
semoAne9 " oislat ~ ~ - tna ItesI
OF IN authority In Of bis lawful powers. We
must pau.e; then. bet9ro passMnk ~ az h.taa iada.
laiion 10 either South Carolina OF Louisiana. lis
| putlcy-as, In tho absence Ut : bettey term, his
| ltno 1t Conduct must 10 4sstguatcd-Ra4 nut yet
burae the fruit By which alone its cxcu!leaecs VI
defects must bs lste,m!uel. A. = matter Of fsts.
| ness, he u entitled 10 suspcualon u Judgment
until data fof tho formation Of an intelligent opn.
lou have been obtained II his plans end in fall
uIe. he will not long remain uncoldsmucd; II they
psoya ouccessful, soWu VI thosc who arc now eascs
10 aasall him will Ehout nost loudly In bis honor.
| Nsr 1urk Ttmet (Rudtca! Ktp.).
Tfmo and rejection hare satisfied the people that
tho country cannot IL truly prosperous Until ID cru
L. clutrr union Of it, interests. Hence there IL
| DETERMINATION to tt1oye 1l9cota aud promote
The Morning herald., 1877-08-21
OHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of Q writ Of Levari Facias
to me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale. at the Lafayette Hotel, S4l Shipley st..
Kept by George w. Ortlip, in the City OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
on
WEDNESDAY, the 22d day of August, 1877
al o'clock, T. NJ,
The following desert bed Real Estate viz.
AL tn It certain lot or piece OF land with
the buildings thereon situate in the oity of
ilmlngtOn aforesaid BOUNDED ana de-
scribeu as OllOWs to wit; .5eginning AT {,
corner stake on the norlherly SIDE of Front
street. al AZ feet wide at the d distance of 9}
feet inches from the westerly side of Wal
nut street at rs feet inches wide being a
corner of lot late Of George Stcinicktn, |,
ther ce along a line of said lot north 32 de-
greeS east 81 feet to arcnher corner OF III"
aforesaid lot thence nNsh 5S degrees est
"a feet 10 inches to The mihde distance he
tween Walnut and French stree tS, thence
Herewith south 81 d"grees west 81 feet to
Front ST rhence herewith ,outh IS degrees
east ~ feet 10 inches t. the place OF begin
nlng be the contents more or les5.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of William Duffy and Mary, his
wife ana to be sold by
IsAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, New Castle. August lst. 1877
The Morning herald., 1877-08-21
NEW CASTLE.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD,

SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.
The Active Base Ball Club of this cit,
visited Wilmington yesterday and played
with the Red StockingE of the latter city
resulting in victory for the Actives by the
following score Actives, 10 runs; Red
Stockings, 5 runs. We understand that the
Actives are trying to perfect arrangements
for game with the Quicksteps of your
city.
About 200 of our citizens visited the fine
Russian Clipper "Craysser," yesterday af.
ternoon and were treated very kindly by
the officers in charge of her. The
Gray sser" has been lying in the stream
opposite ye auciente town since last Thurs.
day. She is fine looking vessel and since
her repairs by the Messrs. Cramp of Philao
delphia, she has attained speed that as :
tonishes the Russian Engineers, and they
say she is unquestionably the feetest vessel
In the Czar's fleet.
Our citizens who went on the Russian
Clipper we're amused with tricky monkey
that was on board. There was also pig
pen with 8 very fine pigs; enclosed also was
a tank with about 20 ducks; taking all to.
gether 1t looked like small menagerie.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-21
PHILADELPHIA ITEMS.

The number of. deaths in the city, up to
noon on Saturday, was $40.
The American steamship, Pennsylvania,
arrived from Liverpool on Sunday, bring
ing large and valuable cargo and 50 cabin
passengers.
A floral display will take place at the
Permanent Exhibition, on tho 26th inst,
when premiums, amounting to $40O, will be
given out.
Thoma- T, Tasker, Jr., formerly of the
firm of TasBer g. Co died on the 10th inst,
aged 50 years.
Edward Haggerty, though recently re-
leased from prison, was again arrested on
Saturday night, for stealing two pairs of
pants.
The Caledonia Club participated in their
annual Scottish games at the schuetze Park
In that city.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-21

SHEAlrF's, .5Ai.L.
nv vjrtue of a writ nf venditioni expo
mas ,, 1ue uirtctad VIII be exposed to
NIB ic sale at The Lsfay cite Hotel, No. S4I
.hiplSy St, eet keoi by George W. Ort'ip,
in the CITY Of wilmington, New Castlt
county, Della ware, on
WE)N EsDA \ August %, 1877,
at 2 O'Clock, P. M,
cba f,,lowtng desert bed Real Estate. viz:
All ina. certain lot or pa Gel of land, Wi n
a two s, ,vri.;A frame house thereon erected,
~nwr rs No 5I7 Madison st. situate In he
civ of Wilmington. New Castle county and
=, a.. of Delawdre e. bounced and described
az follows. to wit: Beginning at d point
nn the wrs,cry side of Madison ST., at the
Il .t.,,cr of l. S feet four inches, nOrtherly
u rem en- the nor,hclly siAe of 5tn st. the.cc
ye tnr.y ,,LrAIial with hth st., passing
thrn,,gh the cent re of the division wall or
lis NJ. d ihe h0us: a joining on me south
s3 ft, to the easterIy 50. or ,hree 1eeI wiae
,ilnv leading Into Fifth ST., tuence norlh.
srly nv the said side Of sa d alley para liel
,v,th MaI,son st.. III it. to corner of James
ri.s ard .h.nca easterly by line OF said
itices lana. nerallel with 9Th ST.. passing
H. nuoh tht, centre of patty division wal
W " tbiS and the house adjoining on the
nor h 63Tt to the aforesaid side o. Madison
=, and thence thereby soul II -rlv ~ ~. 70
he place of beginning, be the contents
+, erpof what they may, win tne use anu
ri. ,t of The afoles i'd ;hr' e Fl. wide alley IN
cnu,rnou with Others estltled thereV' lof-
safzet, and takeniu execution as the "ro-
,,ortn nf Juhn G. Glatis and 0 b.. sold .by
poi" ' ISAAC CRU BIB, Sheriff,
sheliff's Office. New Castle, August \ 1910
The Morning herald., 1877-08-21

,yHANla OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wv WESTERN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
|iSg thursday Dec. 4, 1876, Trains will run
'savs ave. wilmington 10 ~ q m, and 5 SOp'm
Lava ava lnnleu burg s As a N and 30 p. n.
Arrive , at Wilmington 7 IS q m, and 10
rive piV. at 1andenberg at IL m. and 8 40
rEnNNECTIONs.-Traln leaving Landen.
hery At IS a. N. with train for Philadel-
Ir TraIn in leaving Wilmington q 1910 a m
Vith raj leaving Philadelphia at 10 m
Ind ptnnsyvaniaand Delaware tr&in leav-
|py I,audenberg at % p. Ia.
Train Leavil, LAudenberg at 30 p. m,
nth pennsy.v mia and Delaware train and
NH train leaving Wilmington for Pnila.
Train leaving Wilmington at $40 p m
nth train leaving Philadelphia at Is p.
y. CONNETL Sup
The Morning herald., 1877-08-21
ONE CENT
ADJUSTMENTS.

The fall and winter season, at the Grand
Opera House was inaugurated last evening
by the appearance of Barlow, Wilson, ,Prim =
rose and Vests minstrels.
The programme was very attractive on
an account of its its variety Of specialties
Part LIST was introduced by parlor scene q
new bit of this company alone, being the
finest opening now used in minstrelsy.
The troupe stands pre-eminent, in their
line, the singing was quaint, and beautiful.
Their impersonations of character were
such as to draw forth the most soul stirring
laughter.
Mr.. Chas. B. Griste, gentleman most
competent for the position, is the advance
agent of the company.