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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01
0rant In EnElanal.
A TEXAS DUEL.
A sauguiuary Encountsr Bsswsen
Two Men In she hsrees.

AaSss ~
-
From the Houston rTe,asl Telegram. May is.l
Probably one OF tho most exciting and
s~anguinsry tragedies that has been known
In this city since tho foundation thereof,
shocked tho community yesterday about
1880, Tho actors In the tragedy were Q
peace officer and well.known gambler I; the
ono the Marshal and Chief Of Police OF
this city, the other = member OF = gang OF
sporting men. The cause and facts OF this
bloody affair, seem from tho best and most
trustworthy sources OF information ct
command. to he about as follows;
There IL In this city q hickman named
William Burton. who bears the sobriquet
Of Yankee Bill. In the morning. some
misunderstanding having occurred be-
tween Burton aud Matt Woodlief. the
latter threatened bodily injury. II not
something worse 10 Bill. Bill applied 10
the City Marshal for woodliefs arrest,
which was made In Prindle's saloon by
Erickson and his deputy. Den =. William 8
They took Q pistol from woodlief and pro-
ccedsd To carry him 10 the cal,boos-,
ON Louisiana street. They had little dit.
flculty with tho prisoner till they arrived
at or opposite the store OF Mr.. Charles
wichman. when woodlief stopped and
iemurred TO going any further. Marshal
Erickson then drew his pistol and cursed
woodlief. when Mrs. winchmann. . sis
Ter Of the Marshal. ran In between them
aud prevailed on Mr.. Erickson 10 dssist
from further proceedings. IL 10 reported
that woodlief then told Erickson that he
would kill him. Arrived at the calaboose,
,,.rsnca Isforo Recordrr Martin this
,norning a. snsv,r IN Ina charge Of dis.
nr.,nr,v ,onjnct "a we'll IA carving 4 q
o..Ia.i wss,on' rhosc well .cousinted with
Wooiiist Jid moi believe Inc matter would
,,,on hero and two or three friend, OF
pr,rh.on went and warned him 10 be on
nj. cuarl. ami eitber TO arm himself, pre-.
80, ,o moet nj. enemy. or else 20 home
-. 49, a. 800. N, Otto Fricb,op.
~ ~ ',ea,h.s $50 ~.r, tr,,I,sr ami mar.
n.s ~ ~ v'..h.r a. mi an III. ,nttp'.,
suausu .nv s.,,s sSoo,.r ~
"'" ",.an,. nravions 40 tba ,boot.
"a Nc. a,,uaS"s IL ~ pri,Sis ..Ioon
ing, Moou,uei "As ~. 49,. NJ
sorheI ~ aan y nj. p.,nSi. III
hrn,y ihomr.o. Anu 49, III, A. 20
Jus. ooen M!,ns ssinLfn. n.rt
nonne, IN Nv -. s,n.n .,ans.a rr.n3
WHO'S nAnhv y pps. T. a.
askeu MN !, nc ,nInusu III. Wal.
gu,go usea Wy I. nv ~ mnnIa :, III
,le, repi'eu NJ. ou' .na. 40 :, an.
XIII une DuIch .couna's. no asn
,,spPen outs sna me :, e., ,m H" .aina
=, ~. nis,o,. y" 1ra.,.S th.,r s.r Wv
Vi ."e pasa 49, ,ha oc.,,.. n.
v...h.I ,n.. A. ,hs .on,hs.s, .ors
n.r ~ M.in mi p,cs.on strsctsl nssr tha
D., hniiJinc wi,h hi. h.ct to ,hs -siI
~ r,,na.ass az Woodiiss "a Art sasn
.ross,n. Main :trcet. and .bopt midvsy
,hst ihornncl,fsre. coming tovsrj Erich.
.nn ,rnm ,ha d,rcc,ion ~ ths ~onnosito
snd .=outbvsst corner Al the ssnis time
,,,a r.mhier draw bis ays.sbooter. 4 forty.
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CARu.

To all Who are suffering from th. errOrs and
ieii.er~tion. of youth. nervous weakness. cary
decay, Ios. Of manhood. etc. Will send .
,...Int thai will cure YOU. rEEk % cnAhak-
rhis rreat remedy vas discovered BY i--ion,
.ry In south America. send . selt Aii,,,-sd
.n,,lope 10 the Rkv. JOSEPH T. iNNAS.
station d., Bible House. New foik Ciy'
MINI 6m
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CASH ur.

All psrtles indebted 70 the rseent Gold hi'l
,,,neh clothing store of Jos. Barted are here
by notia.i that unlsss they come f0r~ard and
.,,,,. forthwith ihey will be pat to iroao'e ana
-, \. The matter q. u. uallup, u the cigar
-. 4, Nsynsrd's Biosk. 10 iuly Authorized
!. I'D moneys AMI receipt for the samn
~, M, rsrti-- can settle ~ith me al my ,tot. ::
.Inx,ns. ~ Hanger. nJ1 I'm
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MuunkR WILL. OUT.

A few years aso August Flower vsa dIseo'
.,,-i Ia be q certain cure for Dy-pcp-ia and
Liver Complaint. aud . few thin dy-lsp'e-
male Known To their friends how easily and
,.lsl ly they hal bsen cured by ia u-e. Tte
~. Al merits OF 0reen'- August fioses were
h.,.i "A through III. country BY one sufferer
40 snother, until, Without sdyc'tisns is ssl.
has become immens.. Druggists In cvsry toSn
~ ,,ng ,xith .our stomach. sick hes Arh~.
e-o-iy.ne.- p.lpitaiion Of the heart. ind's.--
To- - .n,,it.- .tr.. can taks ihrc. doss- With
mi r.ilsl Go 10 year druggi-t ard ge' . h"'t..
Tor rs csnts aud Try Il. sample n"u.. "
e.nf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01

A whisky Ring In west virEinia.
NEW YoRx. June i.-AlTS~ss washing'
ton special says /: According 70 reports oil
Internal Revenue officers, Illicit distilling
Is carried on to . large extent In West Vir'
ginia. The Clerk OF the Mercer county
court and Q prominent Justice Of thai
county are both engaged Ia the business.
In his report the Deputy says that u "a an
astonishing fact that every lawyer md Of
ficer Of the court In Mercer county IA In
the whisky ring. They are Q band OF
brothers and will. they say, 80 down to-
gcther. Mr.. Thompson. editor Oh the
Hunton Herald, Is q member OF the ring.
and his paper Is their organ. He 10 also :
member Of o gango Of counterfeiters, United
States Commissioner. also In league with
the distillers. The latter was promptly
removed. The Department will ferret out
these frauds. The strength and character
Of the organization 10 such hat military
force may be required.
The RessIs OF DiIatery Legisistien.
WASHINGTON. May 3i.-For several years
the Bureau Of Navigation at the Navy Do
partmcnt has made strenuous efforts TO
obtain sufficient appropriations 70 mako 2
proper survey Of the Pacific ocean. and
especially tho coast between the lsthmus
Of Panama and Ban Francisco. for the
benefit Of commerce between those places.
The necessity for . proper survey Of the
very locality where the Pacific Mail Com
pahy's steamer City OF San Francisco was
recently wrecked has been felt, and II wn
proposed 10 mako such survey, estimates
prepared for that purpose TO DO submitted
10 Congress. but the late Secretary OF the
Navy did not deem II advisable TO give the
matter his approval. and. therefore. the
survey could not 10 made.
Another viii Ia Dispute.
CHICAGO. Juno l.-Some two years ago
James Knox. Of Knoxville. ILL.,. died. leav-
ing by will 800. 900 10 be used 10 establish
an industrial and agricultural school In.
Knoxville. provided that tho citizens OF
Knoxville county should within six months
raise $4,000 for the same purpose. The
citizens have not complied with their part
Of tho specification. and hence by tho
Terms Of the will Si0,0 0 rcverts 10 Hamil.
ton College, siO.O 900 to Yale and $4,000
10 a female seminary In Knoxville. The
ATTORNEYS for the two former Institutions
entered suit here today 10 compel tho q.
ecutors Of tbe Knox estate 10 pay ever tho
amounts dne Hamilton and Yale Colleges.
~" oi"'ti",e H"iso' sses,r0
NEw YORK. Juno i.-Erastus BROOKS 1o-
day announced his retirement from tho
active management Of tho Ereniny Er-
pr,.s, NJ the close OF forty-ono years OF
journalistic endeavors. His vaiedictory
says Una. uu,,nS 'n ". aI VSrs ci,x ,onr.
nal. have been harm and are now dead.
i%",vin" t.wsr %r.gnisr Ionrn.Is hero nov
,han ,h.ra vera tvcnty.nye wears aro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01
parisr s:as-ssaiameas.

The famous Steen Brothers gave . par
lor entertainment At q private rsaiisncs
in Gold Hill. last evening. before q select
audience Of ladies and gentlemen. The
brothers performed some very interesting
tricks with cards also their wonderful
ballot tests. and various illusions. delu-
lusions and other queer doings. The
entertainment was highly enjoyed. On
Friday and Saturday evenings of next
week they will perform at Miners Union
Hall. and on SATURDAY. afternoon give a
matinee. Tomorrow evening they give
one Of their unrivalled entertainments at
DAYTON.
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r,,r rA,.AcE RATING srAND.

For /. roaa OF beef uneIeeilcd In story
soan,,. 20 TO rhomA. IIenron'. Eating stsnd'
I'm the Palace Saloon. No. ! North . s'rs''
Virginia CITY. Frc-h oysters ct all henrs N
.s,i.' Yorty miners always on hand q.
s,,h,. for tasty. home style OF ecokins. anu
M, bee, anil frr-l e~t Of all nat ,se n s
sfori. the i'aisee Eating s'Ana hA' ms M
TRY n.
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ruom A DISTINGUISHES JuRisr.

81 have tried ths..PrmuvIAs sIArr. and 'he
r...,, faIly ,~usisins your predletioa. IL has
made , new man of me infused into n;ysys
fem new vigos and energy. l am no sorss,
,,.mnIous and debiiiiai.i - when ySn "a.
cav me. bat stronger. hesrtier, anu NIL ,nsn
At any time during the last i've years. se'u
Inv All druggists.
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COUGHS n l.

Are oftsn overlooked. A continuance for any
hngth Of time esusss irritation Of the lunCs o.
soma chronic throat disease. Browns bronehiL
Trochss are an sfsctuA cough remedy. q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01
rom rna6Ar, CHEST AND LUNGS

Dimmlu'- Cough Dslssm 10 nd patent p'sfA'.
tlon. The recipe IL known TO many OIL oai 'ss'
ph,sielans, and they recommend y f'! ~ ~
am .,,.t. John Jones. Jr.. foe It. III nysi 'w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01
iMr0nrED CIGARS.

Imported Pumsretgs~. boaqne's' sAnsiAsoe
two for twenty-five cents; the best and ehes7sss
eirsr, I'm IN. state. Call and Try then o. som
msrnsld's. Main strsst. opposite 'oes. ~
ttov. @S
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01

LIox's KAInAinor makes bssurfal. siossy.
luxuriant hair; prevents iis falling out or turn.
ing gray. II kss stood the test Of forty yeess,
" charmlngly perfumsd. and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01
SUDDEN CHANGES

IL the weather are productive Of Throat DE-
e.ses, Cough. and Colds. There 10 no more
eneetual relief 10 be- found than In the use OF
Buvu's bronchial Trprhea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01

. Also . lsne sto.k of MIBsRs AND
rHILDkkN's -nOYs AND BLiPPkRS, too
numerous ic men ion. At proportionaisiy ou
prIss.
y Itur~s for sale and sio o to rent.
ap1 I'm O. A. NoLrkMRiKR.
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I,r5nsAL ,...,os rni- .,rsnsops.

100 Grand Prize. IS.
$50 Iupsrisi $50
California. IA
q kentuck.3
10 Choiisr. -
- Ophir. i2s
Us imperial. tSe. tec
50 Hest D Bslehsr. i6s
10 ssvsye.5
to Leeds. ~
so Noioc. a.
80 Icicher.t
IS Union. Con-. AZ. tlO
100 Con. virginia. -.
81 Overaa an. I'm
40 Justlce.6
u Yellow Jacket. G..
10 Alpha. 10
~ IIAl. a N~orrro<.. 9.ei
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01

A Gloomy Outlook for
Mississippi Re-
publfcans.
THE LETTER OF A MAN WHO
FEARS FOR HIS LIFE.
Gov. Stone Investigating
the Chisholm
Tragedy.
He Says That the Perpetrators Shall
be Brought to Justice.
AN ORGANIZED WHISKY RING IN
WEST VIRGINIA.
President Hayes and the Pacific
Railroads.
President Hayes and the Pacific
Railroads.
IsrsciAL DrsrArcurs To u GoLp HUI
DAiLY NEws.l
Reconsideration 10 Mississippi.

u is''er' iro'" ""''"
were made, was written ny D natiVs OF
Ni..is.ir,i IN n friend In Washington, |
A.. IT,. Tor n,hlic..
VINO iuini'ne' -. a..
ton, with the strict ihluhctioh 'ua' 'no
name Of the writer and his place OF resi-
| dencr .hall not DO male known. This in
,,....n a. n.Jo ;u,.ra,iv,lv necessary
-.
by the certainty tha' uhc au'"o' "o"'1o
| murdered could he he discovered by his
..,,,,.u Ths w,;,or wa. I'm tho Con- |
$3.50. .rmv J,ring the rebellion. but |
49, s..nns,sr.,io 6.s hscn a consistent |
paU.,Sis.n M. san WHO had bcen liber.
| LII .ln..,.J tor one M tho learned pro- |
frssisns, was wantonly assassinated In
4 Mississippi for publicly avowing his po-
litical sentiments. The writer saysi.
eDusa r", ',,nn ~. p sense ~ any one not
stecpsJ In crime. but I forbear. As went
Chisholm and family in Kempcr. so, sooner
or later, viii go all hauVe .ePuonya
si,asns y .e.r,s nenniiIssnism. Home
rnIe' I'm Mississippi means silence or death
to all Republicans. am willing To give
the President's Southern policy q fair
trial. Yea. I am willing to go further'
and a. q naive Mhi'o i"Puo.A, " -
fercd up ~ a sacrifice rs have pseh, on
this altar Of public exrediency' u tna'
will secure the civil anu poi'ieai hDettes
OF myself n partisans. but WIZ W
Does the hsmPer ou'cncI! sns n "a,in,'
Ausely DOES uovorhor oeoue : aouon
respondr III WILL ! AN "i,,ins 70 wait
win the rresideh. anu see w,,, n NV suppo,
uoss ho'' VIVA, To- ssi.,y
and tbe native white Republicans silenced,
or their voices hushcd In death, who VIII
% iei. 70 ptoe,Aim Jun, h Isi,y ,ISt.nJinr ,be
Prs.iJ,pt anil Nh, Administration, but
| Tell you n mi, condition Of things IL not
soon changed. in Iess than five years North.
ern men will again have to enforce. with
| tirc and sword, obedience to national law.
| The seeds Of di.corL are here. and hatred
OF constitutional amendments still lives, |
despite the declarations Of the Democra.
sy 10 the contrary. The Democracy Of the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01
The Cabinet Meetinx To-day.
WASHINGTON, June lat the Cabin,

wasHIxoros. June lat the Cabinet
meeting to-day the Secretary Of War was
authorized 10 address 4 letter to General
Sherman directing him To prepare in
structions for General Ord to follow Mex
lean marauders. II necessary. from Texas
into Mexico. No appointments were agreed
upon to-day. although there was . general
discussion a. to the comparative merits Of
. numbsr Of applicants for various posi-
tions Of home and abroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01

ToRNRRLY NELrKR AND REPNHR,
= and lats Bvpervisins Assaysf Of the United
states Mint. San rrlnctpco.
ng Chroaiele OF send for . eirrulss. mn
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12
Local Affairs
Child Burned,

On Tuesday evening three year old SOD
of William Henry Anderson, colored, re-
siding on French street above Fifth, was
80 severely burned that IT died yesterday
morning. The little fellow was left alone,
as the mother went out, and during her
absence, he crawled into an open fireplace,
where there had been fire during tho day,
thesnoulderipg embers Get fire to his clothes.
His screams attracted the attention of .
lady living next door, who ran in and found
the child wrapped in flames, and before SIZE
could subdue them, his face, arms and boly
were terribly burned. Everything possible
was done to ease the sufferings of the poor
little fellow, until death put an end to his
suferings yesterday morning about ten
O'Clock. The Coroner was notified and held
an inquest upon the body yesterday AFTER
noon. The jury rendered a verdict in &C.
cordance with the fact.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12
gurreplilious dynamite,

6urrepttttous Dynamite.
Considerable excitement was caused at
the Appraisers's store at Laight and west
streets, New York, on Tuesday, by the dis
covery Of an ''infernal machine" Some of
the officers were gauging wine caske, when
the rod met hard substance in the middle
of cask. The wine was drawn OF and =
can of dynamite was discovered with wires
around 1t, seemingly arranged for an ex-
plosion. The officers handled the affair
very respectfully when they saw what 1t
was, but could not discover the usual
o'clock work" that was, Of course, TO ex-
plode the destructive cubs auce and sink u 9
ship with all on board. Mr.. Silas Dutcber,
the Chief Appraiser, telegraphed TO COL
lector. Arthur concerning the discovery,
whereupon Deputy Collector 8. NJ. Blatcla
ford visited the place and telegraphed
the news to Captain Caflery, Of the Fifth
Precinct. r tai
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12
Trus keeane,px.

Gas consumers should know that thew
may save from 9oto 40 per cent Of
tnelr gAs bills BY usipg the Automatic Ga.
saver. 10 times like these, when economv
10 all expenditures 10 90 important, all par.
ties should look to their best interest A
more even and uniform light IL furnished
with dimunitive gas bill. All interested
should call for Information and circular at
No. so7 Market street, institute Building,
I. P. BLAIR, Agent.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12

I, The letters are OF an extremely denunci-
story character, and indicate . determine
tion to make open war on the adminiatra-
ton. III
The statement made.in numerous papers
that the President contemplated visit to
Vermont ID few days he pronounced a.
entirely without fouldation.
A Washington dispatch says that the re-.
organization Of the Treasury Department
will, It is understood, be made this week.
The Secretary Of Slate and Assistant sec-
retary Seward are engaged in the prelim-
inary work Of overhauling the consular sers
vice, and in short time some important
changes will be announced.
The question Of the removal Of the Capt.
talto New York from Albany has been pre-
sented to the State Senate 10 q joint resolu.
tion. "sa
In the case of Campbell, of wilksbarre,
sentenced to be hanged yesterday, the su-
preme Court granted the writ staving the
execution. 9'H
Ross winans, well known citizen Of Bal
timore, died yesterday morning, aged
eighty-four years. He is widely known a.
an inventor aud proprietor ofexteusive mas
chine shops. -. 5s "5 d
Governor Hampton is now.in possession
Of the State House. The transfer of papers
and other property Was made yesterday by
the respective secretaries, Wade H. Man.
ming, representing Hampton, and @. !.
Babbitt, Chamberlain. There is no excite
ment whatever. rs tt....
The returns Of the charter election held ip
Jersey City, Tuesday, ,show that the Demo-,
cracy, under the new law, have elected all
ofths Board Of Public works, i've of the six
Police and Fire Commissioners, six Alder
man, five Directors Of Education, and eleven
OF the twelve Freeholders.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12
Poltce Nescs,

The only case before the mayor last nj. ht
was an assault and battery ease; Joseph
Jenkins about two'wesks ago while at work
at Harlan 4. Holliugsworth, got into some
difficulty With Robert franklin, Joe 10 his
anger picked up = stick about feet long
and 2 IL inches square, and struck Bob
across the face, breaking his nose. J,e was
arrafgnea last night before bis Honor the
Mayor, and was held in $500 bail TO appear
at court,
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12

Why suffer With q bad cold II one hottie
OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure
cough Of the worst Kind. Dr.. BULBS Cough
Syrup 10 sold for rs cents per bottle, or
i've bottels for sl.0o, in every respectable
drug store in the United States.
y The Historical Society will meet this
evening Ut quarter before eight O'Clock, at
lite rooms, Nos. 10and 10, Masonic Hail.
The feature ofthe meeting will be MI. Rod
ney's account Of the "Battles Of Trenton
and Princeton" All are cordially invited 10
be present. 8.aal ~ 5yS sr.s n.y.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12
Suddess Death,

we are sorry to announce the sudden
death last evening Of Rev. NJ. Galloway,
pastor OF Grace church, Brandywine Hun.
dred, and who was temporarily residing on
Delaware avenue, near washington street 10
this city. The deceased gentleman took
suddenly sick at the supper table and grad
ually succumbed to some internal disease,
tothe deep regret Of his family and,nnmer-
friends. a.- ...
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12
JsSsssped tho Track.

Yesterday afternoon about 4 O'Clock The
P. W. & B. railroad shifter, Centennial
jumped the track at Warmers coal yard en-,
the railroad near Market street.
The shifter was going around the curve
into the yard In order to draw out a boxn
ear and ran into some coal cars which had
just arrived loaded with coal. Screw-jacks
were procured and without much appar Mt
difhulty 1t was gotten on the track.
The Centennial has already jumped the
track at this curve at least half dozen
times.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12
Base Bull.

The Western B. B. Club have organized
with the following officers and players =
NJ. ]. McCloskey manager, Henry Witsil,
Sec. and Treas, James Early, c., Daniel
Mcguire, p, VIM Green, .. T., Bernard Nc
vey, 1st b., John Haney, 81 b. and change
p, Robert Armstrong, Sd b., J. Keogh, J. f.,
G Lukens, c. t., P Quinn, r. f.
They will play the Red Stockings next
Saturday two weeks.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12
ONE CENT
Nssaeos,s,ses.e

The seeosd messing Of tie Young Peo.
Pies TsupsEancs Unios was held last eve
ming n M Lecture room Of Gsacs church.
There wasa fair audience but not - large
q expected. e.s't,s tg;.e \ 4 '2'
The sinsisk and recitations were very
good and redect much credit upon the
yousg folks Who took part in the perform.
ance 9sg ss.q u 5i..5
The address Of Rev. NJ. York, the solo
Of Miss Ella Pickles, THE Shells Of tho
Ocean, !" by the Glee Class, deserves +.
special mention for their excellence.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12
Amssoers to Cor,.espondents

Anss0ers to Corrsspondsnts.
I 3. N.-Your communication is unavt ida-
bly, left ou' in to-dsy's issue on account of
pressure Of matter,
II the person who enclosed 10 cents for
FERAlD will send his address, we will for
war the paper as desired.
Marcellus us.-Your poetry is not quiet up
to the standard and therefore cannot be
publish.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12
Tosrn Hail Meet ing.

These meetings still continue to draw
large numbers Of persons. Addresses are
delivered every night BY noted temperance
speakers. Numbers Of persons sign the
pledge every evening, which now has about
1900 names attached to II. The meeting.
will be continued until further notice.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12
r. NJ. Q. a.

a There will be . regular monthly m ,eting
ofthe Y. NJ. @. A. In their rooms this eve.
ming at half past seven O'Clock, to whitehall
Of ito members are invited TO attend.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12
Arrivals ~ tho Clayton House.

The following are tho arrivals at IL
Clayton House up to midnight:
A E Grow, city. 4
wv walcott, Buffalo, NY.
= @ Irwin, Phila.
D F Mcguire, Buffalo, N 7.
B Scott, Jr., Phils.
NV Pearce,
Chas Stephens & wife, New York.
Stanley II Ray, o,e
NJ Gillin, Bostor, Mass .s
H H Sude), Ellwood, Pa Ast
NOR Elliott, Phila: s..
VI Dunn, New Haven, Ct
James Grubb, -" !"
II R Rshl, I" I" -.,..-.
= n Silnam, Baltimore. ...
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Nathan Bernstein, NY
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12

The Olerless Excsvator case will come
of this evening at Squire Hagany's office.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12

VILLANOVA COLLEGE, DELAWARE
COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges is under the charge of the
Augastinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire to make
q thorough Classical Scientific or CONNER
cial course. 1t Is situated on the Pennsyl.
vania Genital Railroad. eleven miles from
Philade lphia. Railroad Station and Post
Office on the College grounds.
advance,) $50.
For full particulars, send for catalogue.
4 Rev. +. A. MIDDLETON, D. D.,
tlecl-1yr 4 E President.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12
Dtas,ssss6 Aeste Loan.

The tenth annual meeting cf the Diamond
S'ate Loan AssociAaio VIVA held last even
ing. The old officers. were reelected with
F. Pr Mason to all the vacancy among the
,dlrectors whose term expired this month,
The tenth annual report was presented and
accepted. The receipts for the year have
been as follows ' '
Cash balance, '' sqae ~
Dues on shares, -' -'e- 4lO,767 90
inleleet, s".stb-,el - rj$s5.s e7,175.0S
Premium. peui, n -'.s TO-. :, sslsM s1s 81
sundries - ..iH 3. S4s1 90
Il ~ 1sst.&sd 3gta @s
The assets amount to $50, ,so4,so. 1he
number Of shares are 400, valued At A, ,oo4.-
so. Seven hundred dollars were sold at
23h per cent, the balance was applied to
pay their mature stcek Of lst series.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12

WANTED.-A tenant for a farm Of 100
" acres, close to Wilmington: He must
it. Address by letter, "Owner," Box las,
Post ONCE, Wilmington. mhAwAs
The Morning herald., 1877-04-12

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