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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12
Gin arger MiBgriF.

Yit benz Sanse Der Samilie 8enoer, Der
Dor elnigen Eagen bur6 ben Iele9rapben ans
sesei9t noroen rpar, lit es mieoer ni6ts. Sm
8e9entbeil bat ba elm Giel Don @ebeimpoli=
siiten Die Staatsbeboroen BON Nrfanlas unb
8anlas ourb feline Gelbsier uno 0umunbeit
in cine re6t unansenebne Sage sebradt.
Dieter Standardization lit fem Name-
mar, burd Die ausseIebte Selobnuna bon 3d.
500 anselodt, idon felt Sabr unb Gag be:
berii6tigten Senoer= SamiIie aus 8anias auI
Der Spur. gnolt9 glaubte er, bic 8eiu6ten
in einem ab9elesenen Winfel Don Grapforo
Gountn, Grfanias, sefunoen su baben. Cine
Samilie bate it6 bort unter benz Namen 8ie=
fer in 1873 nieoerselaiien uno beitano aus
Slater uno SHUTTER, Sobn uno Todter. Das
%itlmmte. Sic ipra6en beutid = Die Todter
bieb &ate unb bate rotbe 6aare. Oas ftirnm=
te wieber. Der 9eroadt Der Na6barn mar
I6on LANCE rese getporoen, benin Der alte
0eann bate Gelo, faufte piele 9dnbereien uno
DISQUALIFICATION unb besablte reaelm6bis
feline S6uloen. $50 aber ioQte in Irfanias
oas 8elo berformen, rpenn es nidt 9eraubt
ooer seitobIen rpar?- DEM @ebeimpolisiiten
8earo selans es, auf Der Sarm 8iefer's ais
8ne9t an9eitelt gu perben, uno iein Sdiders
obr borte bort Oinse, bic i'm in benz @laus
ben be tdrften, bab er auf Der re9ten Sdbrte
lei. st erpirfte in aler Stile pom 8ouper=
neur oes Staates 8anlas einen IusIieferuness
befebl uno i6ritt, ais bieier anseIanst NOR,
CUR 9erbaftuns. Oils bann bic rotbbaariae
8ate, Die Wtorberin gort's, cine S6aufel err
srif uno oamit e%ntrilitet auf ben biden Sirnz
faiten oes 8ebeimpolisiiten losi6Iua, oa fonnz
tie in 8etreff Der Soentitdt Der 8enoer=5amiz
lie ni9t mebr Der serinsite 3peifeI obmalten.
Die yMorperbrut" ruuroe in aetten seidmie=
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12
ltuier Snchrrtifh.

Inter benz IiteI yCnfeI 8arl" 9ebt rrs aus
&iIlpaufee cine iebr gut ausseitattete oeutihe 9us
genOibrift su, Die mir, iorpeit Die Ausitatt,lng our6
Cert, Sluitration, 9apier unb 1rud in Setra6t
tom,rat, ben beften beuti6en periooifet Sdriften
;ujdbIen miiiieu. Der 4reis betrG9t MIR 5 $50 pro
Sabr. Oils 5erauSaebsr pirb Or. 6. 90rFinser se,
nannt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

HE HOLDS THE FoBf or HEAyES.' - Bie6
~pDpulare @eianesiiid, NIT 8ianpbegIeithatns, 1T 10.
leben betS.& Setmtd, Nr. 80 aeeft sierte Strabe.
Ut etttsinnati, sri9ienen itlO ipirb ntit 4hbi9er 9iteIt
Nianette lin 40 Gents nerfarht. I.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

g S9teat aber billis, 1T baS 8rirsip Serienis
gen S8pinslss lwel6e periu9en d. ausut aOnigs
Sainbarser grijtt9ee upD Ercpfea nedsuobnter a1aO ]
inter 5bntt6 tlin8eeoeg glanen, IN tiuibsnS dbnfr,
it9er 8srpadnnsi ibre 9iftigep Rirtusg IN ben
giarft 81 bringen SeaoiHenbafte t9tpptbetsr uno
gambler besinitiseu ioLben S@rbinbeI Ini6t. Mnsef r
re ieOod luie1l iid curdb geroenit ~uerIeitens bic Il
5dIi6er su rnterittSen, ~pertieren a6ertbie s6trngs .
iarer 8itnei6aFt9 Ii. pas gertrGuenf pes 9tbEifmrsa D
,tb0Ir9HHE U5S Ingf e ryf0H hnsS IA gR Tsf1,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12
g~ittsaurgef Sie5marft.
Tit4aburn d 9Inri

y HploDieb. ~ 8etes Builder .6-64 Gts. euteS
5-53 Cts; rlittelgutes 3-4t gts.;; oroiiGres f.
Sts.; 8ullen iinO fsttc aabe 5-49 gts.
4 SaMQtdl6er 4I6 gts.
Sdbaie. 5r-7 Gents per 9funo fir orSindrs
bis cute; 9araIaer 55--74 eents per. %fupo.
9 SGfueiie. -5A6 Gerts per 4fo. I'm Gteinen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12
SfelesNcinm.

~ Cine. iplae, ,sebilhete 9grSe pon entenr Gbarafter, NIT ben
:beiteii 3aigntTen pegfehen ms ncsferer Spraden InadtiS;
ptnftf cine etele bei saass o~r6enttbeu s~emtfdsn 5anatie
ais setrsrit Oses srsiebsris pan siiSera. gdbsrss ~ srtag
rem bel -.
go. 49, s.. Sbln, 4opofat, =
mdfs ga sfNB Sanbistp, Ohio. i,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12
Sriefife Mo. IA.

4 9raHsr,e aroiHe ffft 30 4eteri1un, 9enrtd s,..fY
Gnt5eiI, Grrpin d gfeiher, Widaet
3 3aiesfp, g.. AS3A st56 #obts. eeopoEb 10 ,Al9At
atiasgf, wdbfren 80 n slsprnftu, asaas, AtaG 3.
Roll, gab eoaiiqIlbg a!ugnEsd So .n3tledsb #
Gssr t~qetneT bcatibeH 8rief1 W erbalterE braadtI atGn
bic 9rrrwsrJber 9iie unb bic gauptner bel, 8riefes- ansu.
sebea.
e3ia sa1b Y s. Tl. Gornfp,s y,
Columbus, .. 4prif 1877 33alg 10 9olhsethsr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12
@''9 na 0fmeiai9aftft6e .a. ~.
S0nsg NefOlmfipm

in ,2eip9 enfs EN- 4rcpbeneat her ArtiteI pier unb elf nerp
GonftutiOr. bic &eorsdutotiou Rs @eri8tstrsieus I'M
stoat pbio betrsfenb. J1tHt4Is1 d3eIt
IS ptrb biermtt ner6rbnt Snr8 Ste 60
" eruls@ffem bfpA bes 80 to q tsstDA 10 init 2u-
ftmntrntJ peoFprct SatfteIn aags far iebes SonS ~errBabIteu
Tt9lEbsfA -bqb f~pseneer 8nriblag sur stneupirung Der Con-
tuetter aisrRaa M hcsSttr 1s77 sbr 6~sgFbeiSno ~naterbssiz
ut rerbe i0f 6Ird E.g3 IHl1 @Tbof8 TT8 .rft
n 9aB bic fPectioneR tins y, hreirfhnft je4S a6t,
uier3ebr. fIrf5ebn, fea5ebn pnb
a6tsebu pes pteften NrttteiS 70 orSenbitt perbea, 6ds tic
Iauteh, rte antcn folst. iao nb Oe Sectiosn Sp6tf NIB orytf
jebn bes sIfter Arttfels piSerrnen werben. 80
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12
Nep Norfer @elOmarft.

9reiie Der NegterunsszSon &C. IN y9erp yort
.rn n am g.. @pril 1877. 8.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

- Der Correspondent Der y2onoon Simes
l6reibt pom Sierra aus, DaB bic altstirfii9e
Yartei auf Iofortisem 8e9inn oes Srie9es be-
itebe un6 bereits lberaa frieserilde 8prbez
~reitunsen setroffen perben. Hebif 8ai6a,
oeIlen Gntfernuna aus benz Nnlt ais &riegss
mlniiter ni6t benerfiteltst merben fonnte,
Ienoet iebt in aaer Gile Sruppen mad Der
@rense unb trift ale nttr m09Ii9en 8orbes
reitunsen fir ~iofortise G~rofnun9 Der Seinb=
ielisfeiten. 46neo Nhiftbar 8aI9a lit be-
reits mad grserum ab9egansen; polelbit er
ben OberbefebI iiber Die 6itIide Grenss glrmee
ilbernebmen lou. Der Observation-Disclosures,
Abbul &erim Bai6a bat ii9 mad 8uil6uf
ein9ei6ifft, uni ii9 an Die spite ieiner glrmee
gu fteIen. SIS i6eint un9laublid, bab man
oielen bereits iebr beiabrten Dtann Sen Nlnbz
ielisfeiten elmer iolden 8eiIe aus9eieBt baben
lpiiroe, tuenn bies bios gu bent j3rued 9eIddbe,
Die tilrfii6e armee auf ben Sriebensfub su
itellen. .a.- r
RuBlanS. = arie9Sipmptome.- Ser
2onbon Correspondent beS STANDARD" Iaot,
Die Nadridt, baB Der G5ar bieien Sommer
ni9t mad GINS seben weroe, ruie IS bisber
feline @elpobnbeit mar, miro ais Elm 8epeis
fir ben Iusbru6 zines ruiild=tIrtil6en 8ries
ses in r~peni9en Wo6en an9eIeben.
3uBIanb's Ru Itungen. - Sn @ten
etnsetrpfene Gelegramme aus Soeia mel
ben, baB an allen Tbeilen 'bes S9marSen
Meeres Gorbereitunsen 9etrofen merben, UNI
benz beflr6teten Gn9riff Der tirfiI6en Giiens
pansers Slotte su be9eenen. m
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12
5nrm 0es stimmsettels.

gsi 4bcfaster ssabI io4en bic RdbIer, bic fur Die annubms
Oieies @menOemeatS 5u thnmen wlni4er. of ibre SttnmaetteI
Oiee IOrte heaen Iafen: Judicial Constitutional
Amendment-Yes''; bic gsdber, uei@e Die arnobine
beIngten gnre,bements nidt bs~sfnftisen, iOuet af i6re Sttlute
stteI bieie @Orte iieueR tafen: Judicial Constitu-
tional Amendment-TNo,o
An9enorneu, ben 6. aprit 1877.
$. q. Gurtiss,
+fe-i +@ "t qrdfseitt ses SenGtS
a59a1 SOS .. s. Sooge, i
LII Is M.u tenror6rer epredher beS asprdienfantenhnuisa.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

Raubm orh.-IoLebo, 8. 4priI.-0er ,BIabe'
berlbtet ilber eiren 9tdubnlorb, Der Ii6 SonntdQ
friib itabe @eiton Sugetra9en bat. Gin 0tantr, 9fa,
mems SollIoap, borte einen Sdrln in ieiner S6eune,
uno gIn9 berais, nm Die llriufe sl erforiden.
Sein sIr6eiter fpl9te ibm binterbreir limb borte Suei
Sbiiiie l6nea auf chamber fallen. gls CT an Der
S6eune au9elan9t mar, lab er 5ouioab, nit elmer
S6ubmunoe in Der Sruit ant 8poen liegen. Nitt
oanebeit ftdnb ELM tpertbpoles, benz So1ioap oebD.
RIGGS Bfero, fertigs geiattelt. Gs erbeut, baB, ais
Sollloap on Der SbeIlie a~lllan9te, er elHen Hferoe.
oieb entoeGte unbs oab beioe fat 'glei6seitig feuer.
ten. Der 9ieb e%ntfarlt. 6oltoab mar beute Nlor.
gen am Seber, bod glaubt man, oaB er MIR nod
frrse ,3eit gu lebet babe. IF t.3H
Nemart, 8. Npril. - I'm flint llbr beute Norz
gen brad, I'M bieiiaen gitp Setel Seuer aus. Oas
@ebGuoe nebit ieinem S,tbalt lpuroe gansIi6 SerIt0rt
uno pieIe 8dite ~entfioben nit Dem nadten 2eben.
OaS 6eIer 3erit0rte sIeibfaIs S8beaton's Tleil6los
Den, 2ee'S 9ieuor Store, SarfneB's Seibitaa uno
Srpei SaloonS, bod muroen Die Safen aus oieIe1
@ebauOen 9erettet. 8erIuit $4,000, nit gerin9er
SerItberung, rs.r..
&ermtlIion, grie 60, rpilrbe am Sanlita9
letter Wo6e in groBe Aufre9un9 geiebt our9 Die
8unoe BON eineit periuften &aubmoro, Der in Der
porber9ebenoen Nacbt, sipii6en 10 inb II llbr, auss
gefiibrt poroen. Der ~sSu1pelier Oenttt mar bas
Spfer, uno Elm iunger 8urIbe, Tamens Sobn Ralb,
Der 8erbre6er. Serpitt, ber Elm STRIPPED III, UNI
8aIb uaren ieit Idn9erer ,3eit befreuuoet. 0e,uiti
1T Elm eifrigeS &ir6enmit9lteo uno aaIb ,~,befebrte"
it9 Dor &urSem, mas bic Sre,noi6aft Spiiben Den
9eioen ned feiter 81 fitten i6ien. Sn Der 6retta9s
Ra9t fam 8alb gu Oerpitt uno CAB uor, cine nbr
fauien i'll ipoIlen. &lS Sepitt ben e~iierren S1rani
geoffnet bate, mo- er bic llbren BET Nadt3ett per:
luabrte, mn ii6 bidte, 500 Der perrdtberii6e &aIb
Elm 0oInnreiier uno itieb nab benz ungliidli6en
Oepitt. ToS NPeiier pralte an Dem S9uItertnoben
ab, 8aIb aber badte oarauf log uno perlette Dem
Oepitt etlpa a6t Slide, atS enoItb our1 oas
S9reien 9eluitt's Siilfe berbeifam uno Der 8oros
geiele 8aIb pertrieben muroe. Der Sebtere enttiob,
ruuroe aber am nd6Iten Gage pom ben 8erren lrilla
ter uno BARRON I'M Iorpnibip 8ropnbelm autge1,lr''
ben ur,o oinafeit oeinabt. Die 9epobner 8ers
millions lparen ilber bic m0rberilhe Affaire 10 arfs
eebradt, baB lie 5uerit ben 9uben &alb Ipn9en
%tuolIten. 2eiiere aatbi9ldse aber geuannen Die
Sberbano. SIM Store Oelpitt's fano man cine Rets
ietai6e, Die 8aI6 cortbit sebra9t bate, Inn BARN
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

4 Sabre alte Wasaie @ooos, rpeI6e ourd
ben Ioo beiber Gltern IN Chicago sur Waiie
wurbe. Die einsise lebenoe Gerwanote 1T
cine Sante, pel6e In Stodport, gnslanb
Iebt. Dieie Tai,te polite bas &tno eerne BET
f6 baben, feBte iid alio nit ben, Gonful Der
Ser. Staaten in Chandelier in 8erbinpuns,
,peIder auf ibren @un1d mad Chicago i6rieb.
Dur1 WenI6enfreunbe murbe bas 4 Sabr
alte Sinh auf Die giIenbabn sebradt unb benz
Sbnbe bes Gonoucteurs iiber9eben. QSobl
un6 munter fan, bas Sinh in Stem Oorf an,
purbe bier Don Sreunoen in gmpfang senomz
men, unb am 3. NdrS perIeben nit Spiel
laden, auf ben Dampfer Gitp Of &i6monb"
sebradt, NO lie benz Sdube oes Captains
iiberseben nuroe. Sn 9ebOriser 3eit fam
Der Sannpfer IN gnalano an, lanbete feline
Ba1aaiere uno bic feline 4 idbriae Wtao9ie
@oobs fam mad elmer HeiIe Don $500 Wteis
len mobIbebalten BEL ibrer Jante in Stod>
port an.
4%unHbutter. Die 81. y. @orlo"
Ipridt elm autes Wort fir finitli6e Butter.
Das betreffenbe 8latt beri6tet, baB oieielbe
iebt in iolden Nfdi5en uno BON FOLDER 8itte
fabrisirt miro, oab es benz yublifum i6wer
1peroen biirfte, oielelbe bon Der 9epobnli6en
Rubbutter gu unterideiben. Sic 1T berielben
anaebIi9 poqfommen abnli6 in @ei6mad
un6 Sarbe unb loa nod ben 8ortbeil baben,
oab fie biaiser b~ersuitelen lit uno nidt 10
feidt ransis piro. Aud in 0eutidlanb iuiro
lie fabrisirt bort aber idreitet man se9en
beren 8erfdufer Elm, neil lie gefalidte Nab=
runasmitteI feilbieten. t6ier fdat Oas Nie=
uanpem elm. Denn oieie 8unitbutter ebenio
asIuno. nabrbaft uno wobli6medenb it, pie
Bic auf alteIm Bese berseitelte, 10 fann es
S~esermann sIeidsiltis ieim, pie ie f~abri5lrt
wuroe. Wenn man aber weib bab tie aus
The New York herald., 1877-02-03
AN ENGLISH MURDERER WANTED.

communication has been received by the Chief o
Police OF BROOKLYN from the Chief Constable OF Shct
field, England, stating that Charles Peace, forty-s1
years Of ago, ~ wanted In that country 10 answer
charge Of murder Tho following description Is given
OF him "a thin and slightly built man. Ave cct four
or i've inches In hcight, gray lncarly whitc) hair,
beard aud whskcrs; has lost one or moro nngers from
the lott hand is marked on tho back OF one or both
hands, and on tho forehead; has two moics on right
shoulder, marks OF injury on left leg below tho
knee lett leg slightly crooked walks with legs rather
widely apart, and speaks somewhat peculiarly, as
though his tongue too large Tor his mouth" The
English authorizes have reason to suspect that Peace
is lurking somewhere IN Brooklyn. and they wish
dihgcut search made for him. Coroncrs jury, as az
inquisition held Sheffield December s. 1916, rem
dercd verdict wful murder against the fugitivo
rhc ann of flO0 tx5oOl has been offered a rewarc
for his discovery ana apprehension. The communica
ton signed Dy J. Jackson, Chief Constable, sheffield
England, TO whom al information should De sent DO
tectiycs arc engaged on the case.
The New York herald., 1877-02-03
CAvAN ASSOCIATION BALL.

The Cavan Association, Owen Clark, President, COM
posed of natives Of tho county cavan Ireland thch
sons held irs annual bail Tammany Hall last even
inp Tho hail was moderately hcd about 100 couples
led by the floor Manager Thomas e. Smith, taking
part in the opening promenade. sheriff Reilly sne
civil Justice Campbell were among those present
Dancing commenced at eleven O'Clock, thirty danced
being upon tho programme.
The New York herald., 1877-02-03
CURLING CONTEST.
[Dx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

1EbFNHhFH HEKALD
PrTrsroS, Pa, Feb. 2, 1877
The Ayrshire VS.. Dumricsshirc curling match played
here to-day won by the latter club by eleven
shots. Sir. a. N. stewart, Of New York, acted as
umpire.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-01
ONE CENT
a marrow Eseape.

A horse attached tol, wagon, belorgin ITO
Thomas Sherwin, flour and feed dealer, 3O7
west Front street, yesterday morning when
left standing In front of the door, took ii
into his head, without any apparsnt provo
cation, to bolt down Front street as hard
as he could go to the utter dismay Of tho
passers by, and particularly the drive,
Thomas Tliman, who, on his recovery,
hurried after the animal aud in hts attempt
to stop 1t, was knocked down and the wheel
passed over him, but fortunately without
doing any serious injury. Whether hunger
or fatigue impelled the brute TO such
course, may be judged from the fact that Ii
made tracks Tor the first stable ward it
met, rushing headlong into Mr.. Weldie's
yard, where 1t patiently waited it's pursuers.
No damage was done to wagon or brute
and Tilman, the driver can still continue
bis daily labors. i5 II.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-01
A Pi!fall.

The foundation of building about to te
erected at the corner of Seventh and Shipley
streets, is left without protecting fence to
save the unwary traveller from falling into
it, and thus jeopardize life or limb. This is
wrong, and the attention of the authorities
is kindly called to the fact that, II auy SER
ious accident should occur through their
negligence in falling to compel the contrac-
tor to put safeguard, the city is liable to
damages. Now tax payers say they have
enough to pay and do not wish to be mulct.
ed to the tune of additional thousands Of
dollars for the sake of little diligence to
duty.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-01
But din0 Permit 8,

A~s*S ~sssV L G. "ss o.
The following Building Permits were
granted during the month of April
W. B. Norton, house at the northeast
corner of Taylor and Church streets.
James N. Jones, a stable at the north
west cornet of Fifth and Jefferson streets.
William W. Crawford, a house, at the
northwest corner Of Shallcross avenue ard
Adams streets.
Jacob Pusey, house, on the east side OF
Walnut street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth.
William F. Seeds, a house, on the north
side of Fourth street near Harrison.
Linton Smith, house, on sorth side OF
Seventh street, from Market to Shipley, 20
# front on Shipley and Market.
G. N. and s, N. Trump, an addition to
their factory on the southwest side of Beech
street, and on the south side of Anchorage
street.
John Kirkman, stable, at the south
east corner of Tenth and Tatnall streets.
Alexander Keenan's estate, line for a
stonewall on the back lot on the east side
of Walnut street, between Fourth and Fifth
street.
James W. Ware, five houses on the north
side of Third street, near Harrison
John Walkers estate, by Joseph Orme, 2
curb lines on west side of Lincoln street.
John Dougherty, 1 curb line on west side
of Lincoln street.
James Dougberty, curb line on west
side of Lincoln street.
John Kane, l house on north side Of
Klund street, between Pine and Spruce
streets.
John Kirkman, fence line on north side of
Third street, between Walnut and Poplar.
Robert Parry, Jr., testing line for deed of
lot on the east side OF King street, between
Second and Third.
Mrs. James Quinn, by John NJ. Dunn,
marked grade and height of building on The
east side of Claymont street, south of G.
Francis E. Kelley, a stable, back from
King street, between Water and Front.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-01
Te4MDeTaMcA

The meetings at the City Hall are still
attracting crowds every night, the attend.
ance lately has been exceedingly large, aud
if there is any increase and the meetings gre
to be continued, other quarters will have to
be obtained Last night the addresses y ere
plain and spirited, consisting Of the cxper-
ience of reformed men. A number signed
the pledge, which now contains over 3, 600
names. F . e.-
The Morning herald., 1877-05-01
Minor LOc0lS,

Sun rose at 50; sets st 6.55N.
The Delaware Loan Association will
meet this evening. ~.
Subscribe for the MORNING HERALD, tie
only morning paper in the State.
The cheapest furniture store in the city Is
at Adair's, corner Fourth and King streets.
Advertisers should study their own iuter-
ests by advertising in the MORNING
HERALD.
Lawton's improved night lamps hurn n
hours with one filling, price, 50 cents; 6O5
Market street.
If you want coal and wood, don't forget
Mills Combs cheap coal yard, Fourth
street and Railroad avenue. ~
Furnishing good, stock was never as full
as now; many new things. Call and see tL, m.
2l3 Market and 2l2 shipley.
A large line of all wool cassimeres fer
pants to order at $3.50 $500 pei pair, ard
suits At $500, at Boston One Price Store.
Persons having bills against tho civ
should present them on Thursday evening.
ifnot they will have to walt until next
month
The MORNING HERALD has the largest
S"SA'@oAoN W Any PapcT III luc StaCe. Au-
vert1sers should remember this and make A.
note Of the fact. "
Fragrant smoking tobacco-FIovcr of
Virginia. Smoke no other. A. A. Chap>
man, agent for Wilmington, Fourth and
Shipley streets.
The business office of the 'tEyery Eyen-
ing and Commercial" was removed yrster.
gay, TO the southwest corner Of Fifth and
Market streets;
Five hundred pair of pants at two dol
lars pair, ready now for sale at tho Boss
ton One Price Store, Nos. 2l3 Market street
and 2l2 Shipley.
In conversation with many physicians Of
our city, we learn that at present there is y
great deal of sickness among children.
scarlet fever and measles being prevalent.
-Four hundred and fifteen pair all wool
pants, In the latest style, at The Boston
One Price Store, 2l3 Market aud 2l2
Shipley street, ut Two dollars and fifty cents
pair.
Hosiery, the best, hosiery Of all co!ors and
sizes, hosiery that cannot bs beat for price
in the city, at John H. Walrsven's, 7l3
Market street. See for yourself before put
chasing elsewhere. s5 ,ls q,
A young lady tainted yesterday at the
door Of the Delaware Engine House throuch
fright Of the Are engine horses rnshiae INTO
Epoaiti0A, She was carried VI 4 1eighbor's \
Y hI A. Ahs ssAs y Sagd f0E VI,
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FOREIGN.
BRITISH TROOPS FOR EaY aYPT.

BRITISH TROOPS FOR EGYPT.
LoNDsN, April 3O.-1t is officially an
nounced at the War Office In this city that
the Government has made preparations to
send $4,000 men, at a moments notice, to
Egypt. OF this force $4,000 will 20 from
England and $4,000 from India. A COM
missary and medical staff are also ready to
leave.
THE ADVANCE ON ERzERoUM.
A despatch from Vienna says that the
main body Of the Russian army is marching
between Batoum and Kars, and is supposed
to be advancing on Erzcroum. '@e
Greece is directing number Of her troops
towards the Turkish frontier. NJ. N.
n sa1rIsHvHss
~ British yroa dada stationsd 4 Malta
lbAy1 salle6 SpF CQ1IG I. Nj Y
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6Atp:Ne,ps.

The italian bark Sirena, which was run
ashore at Lewistown and has been laying
there for some days, has been gotten off.
She was towed up on Sunday by the steam
tug Young American to Philadelphia. She
was commanded by Capt. Cishero, and left
Hull England, on the 17th Of February
last. -1ta .
The wrecked schooner Walton and her
seaFy0s VI iumber W. - have been sold &
Z slANi1 116ay x j,s VI - !
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Police News,

Charles W. Horn is not endowed with
that sense of cleanliness which all gotd
Christians should have, because he was
summoned yesterday before the Mayor fJr
violating ci.y ordinance in allowing stag
nant water to accumulate In his cellar 10
the detriment of health. He was mulctcd
to the tune of $40 and costs, and . warniug
was given him to put the place In moro
sanitary condition. 'F 'lH .s
The Morning herald., 1877-05-01
HO.el As.s'tu0' .,
CLAYTON EOUSE.

The following are the arrivals up to +
night:
John w. Pearce, Phiia.
&C. Lessee, Smyrna.
!. A. Wilson, Bait, Md.
Miss g: s, Whitlock, New Jersey.
Miss W. v. Spader I" +"
Carrie W. DoLty, F" !"
NJ. 4. White, Bait, Nd.
A. E. Grow, City.
sobn A, Field. Phila. g.
J. W. Knapp, New York.
j. G. Meeteer Ohio.
James Graham, Pottsville, Pa.
D. Black, Phila.
II. Emmons, Phila.
DELAWARE HOUSE,
John Elston & wife, Baltimore, Md.
VIM. A. Jacops, Quantico, Md.
w. A. Boyd. Washington.
Mrs. M. NJ. Galloway, city.
Miss A. w. Galloway, +"
Miss Maggie Galloway, +"
D. King Galloway, !"
j. Galloway, :"
Mrs. E. Bergman, -"
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\ CARD.TO THE PUBLIC.

accnr nv parties having failed to come forth
sea% sda ma, and Ice Cream Garden So Nos. 81 an" and
nras nv. vest Fourth street to the public on sat-
addttyy ddny the 5thday OF May. There is q large
the th,on Tno 70, being added to the Museum and
class 1 a,Sa Lream Garden is being put In first
viii wiz b b"I1er lor the reception OF visitors, It
fsn,i %1rl ne found the most pleasant and cool
beinry e resort IN the city. A stage is also
evan3 e erected fora band of music In the
apr25 WIN IT cuAnurcu
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Notice to DcltnQ~entiI Ivater Rent.rs.

Notice to Delinquent Ivater Renters.
The time having expired for the payment
of water rents for the year 1877, notice is
hereby given, that unless they are paid, or
some provision made for their payment, on
or before the tenth day of May next, then,
on and after that date, the Ferrules of all
delinquent water renters will be drawn and
tbA supply cut off.
W. s. HAYES,
apl7"myl Register.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-01
COLLEGE,, DELAWARE
Y COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.

This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges is under the charge OF the
advantages to students, , who desire to make
thorough Classical, Scientific or CONNER
cial course. It is situated on the Pennsyl.
yania Cent? al Railroad, eleven miles from
Philadelphia. Railroad Station and Post
ONCE on the College grounds.
& Terms: Per session of i've months. fin
$50. n n Il -
4 For full particularly, send for catalogue,
Rev. - y. MIDDLETON, p. D, h.
decl-lyr /, M v Frsaiaent
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ap17.my1
AntuSeMentS'

Professor Pharazyn's performance of
magic and ventriloquism, last night in the
Opera House, was remarkably good and
highly appreciated by the audience. At the
close of the entertainment, humber of
prizes were given away, the most valuable
being suite of cottage furniture, which F.
II. Pinkerton won. The entertainments is
very pleasing and instructive, and we advise
all who can to witness 1t.