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The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
BUILDING PERMITS.

During the month of August, the follows
ing building permit were issued:
First Presbyterian Church, s. E. corner
10th and Market, parsonage.
Abraham George, one house, 8. W. COZ.
5th and Rodney streets.
A. Henry P. Mason, house, west side Of
Ha vley street, between I'd and 3D..
Ed yard W. Grieves, one house, north side
of S street, bet. jefferson and Madison.
&c ,rge Fisher, one house, east side of
Walnut street, between 18th and 18th.
Wm. Reed, one houee, north side of 2d
sree:., between Rqdman and Hawley.
Owen Traynor, eix houses, s. W. corner
of lOth and Poplar streets.
Thomas Herman, stable, on south side
of Sycamore STREET, near Maryland avenue.
W. r. & II. Cause, four houses, east side
# J, tferson, between 1lth and 18th streets.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
SHERIFF SALES,
CuERtr'FS SALE.

Ty virtue ofa writ of Gevhri Facfas to
me dir. cle,i. will be expos d TO Public -ale
atthe La[lJ cite hotel, 8Il shipley street,
kert by Geo. w. Ortlip, IN the u, y OF Will
mington, New Castle County, Delaware,
on
WEDNESDAY, the Sih das Of sspt., is71,
at 2 O'elpck. Z. NJ,
The following described heal estate, w:
A that ce'mjn LOT piece. or pa eel of
In d Wit a two-story brick house klt reon
erected, situate in the City oi Wilmi lgton,
sou d. d ~ follows 10 WI = reE'nh }g at
corner stake in a 'itts OF land ot John
~ml:h, at the distance OF III 1t IL in,
wfS.WAlraiy, from Lombard street. and Is
T. nof'Mward y from sixth street thence
along said line hor'hwardly, pa all+l with
Lombard street, 81 H. TO corner. stake IN
recently laid out through the aforesaid
sal street wesiwa dly. para lei with SIKH
and seventh st, eets II it., 10 cnner Of
lard granted Ia DaV Barisle thence by
line W that land south ~ deg es " esl
rAralle with the first mentioned line 81
# to til nOrthtrlH ride of q fl. W d a..
ley; q d thence along the ram south s.
degrees east, parallel ~ h Six Ii str. ct "A
IT. to the lace Of begtnn Mug, contain ng
| wi hin i'd b4unds 70O It. OF Land, be tle
ninu more or IL s.
>eiHed and Ia. en- In execution as the
property Of Thomas Antcliff, and Rachas ]
nicAiff, his wife, and t. It's, and 10 be
| ISAAC GRUBB, Shelf.
Sheriff cfiiss, New Caste, Aug. s, 1911:
aust r.ts
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
POLICE RECORD.

The following is the report of the number
of arrests made during the month of Au-
gust, and for what offences
Vagrancy, %; disorderly conduct, AZ;
cruelty to animals, 8; drunks, AZ; larceny,
IA assault and battery, 2S Indecent con-
duct, 2; dlsorderly house, l discharging
fire arms, 2; trespass, 4; jumping on cars
while 10 motion, Q; cleaning cess-pools, in
violation of City ordinance corner loung
ing, s; robbery, 6; keeping house of Ill
fame, Z; wife beating. 1; attempt at rape;
1 +; allowing goats to run at large, l +; keep
Ing gambling house, !; interfering with Of
icers, inbuman treatment of children, 2;
exposure OF person, 1. Total, 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
MAGISTR ATES' CASES.

B fore Squire Hagauy Maggie Hinfley
charged Agnes Graham with using abusive
language towards her, for which Agnes was
fined so cents and costs. Agnes then charged
Maggie's mo5her with the same offence, but
the case was dismissed.
B fore Squire Frszer:-Alexander WAL
len brought suit against Mary Duffy, for
breaking iuto house he had rented from
her. Alexander rented hotel at Clayton,
from Mary, from August until the 10th OF
October, for which he was to pay $50 rent.
He then leased It for one year, from the 10th
of October, for $500, payable monthly, at
the same time buying some fixtures IN the
hotel, for which he paid $6s. Mr.. Wsllen,
as he was keeping hotel at Massey's Cross
Ro Ids, did not intend occupying the hotel
un Il the middle of September. Mary not
long ago, oroke open the house, Mr.. Wallen
having the keys in his possession, and rent-
. | the property to another party, for s40o.
Mary was held iu $500 for the charge, for
her appearance at Court.
Wal!en has entered suit, and employed
counsel, to recover damages.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
CITY NOTES.

The German United Society will give their
FIRST grant picnic at Rosendsle Park, on
Monday, September Sd. See advertise>
ment.
An election for nine directors of the VIII
mtngtaa Coal Gas Company will beheld At
their Office on Monday next.
The fire plug st Fifth and Washington
streets has bursted.
There will be meeting of the stock hdd-
ers of the Delaware State Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, on Friday, September
14th.
Mr.. Knight and the Worrell Sisters, are
billed 10 play their nonsens'cal play, tos
night, at the Opera House. We suppose
anything is good enough for Wilmington,
this hot weather.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01

zyHANGE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(A WESTERN RA!LROA D. Commenc
Ing ThurAday Dec. l, 1875, Trains will run
leave Wilmington 10 70 a m, and 5 SOp IN
Leave Iandenhurg 4 As q m and 20 n. ,u
Arrive at Wilmington 7 IS 4 M, ana "
pm. "a ~. Ann q Ar
fxlNNECTIONs.-Trssnl leaving Landen
bsrg Ut 845 q. m. itu train for Philadei.
pb.a at 8. 10 AIM. ,n
with train leavi,.g Y Philadelphia at $40 nj
and Pennsylvania and Delaware train leaV'
ing Landenberg at l 0O p. Ia.
Traiu Leaving LanhenberE a. , w p. m
,pith Pennsylyapiu and Delaware train, and
with train leaving Wilmington for fnila
Trnin leavtng Wilmingten Ut $50 p n
with train leaving Philadelphia AZ ID p
Ia y. CNNNFLL 1rr
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
SHERIFF SALES.
CHERIFF'S SALE,

Pv virtue of q writ of Ievari Facias to
me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
un the Hotel of Wn. Hollis. at townsend,
in ppoqu'nimiuk Hundred, New Castle
County, Del.
Ou FRIDAY, the l4ih day offs eptember 1877,
at &C ,ock P. M.
rbe following descr bed Real Estate, VIZ.
AL that CERTAIN plantation and tract II
land. situate IN hApooqunimink uodred:
in the County of Now Castle. and State OF
Dela ware, buu. d ID and described as fol,
lows. tu wit: Beginning at an ancient ana
noted sweet Gum, at the head OF drain or
snnll branch in a gulley running lnto
Il a kb I'd Greek corner tCr lands VI John
Ginn, known as the ; Opklns tract. thence
down the id drain, sma branch nr gul-
ley about 04 percaes IN the mouth OF the
said small branch or drain at the edge OF
Is ackDlrd Greek be ween the iand' OF Jonn
GiDn's heirs and this land, thence up salo
perche. to d corner vt the side OF salo
creek, for this land and land late Of John
Nacdain, now Of DR. Beall, thorce north
W. deg. west 81 perches TO stone by =
marked cedar at the southeast end OF q
long division febc> between t.,ese prem ses
and land late Of ,hes i'd John Maui a n nov
of the said DR.. Beall lher CO with said Be"lIt
| inl ii II nth 49h deg. east 244 00-l'U rerches
| to n line OF land lately sold by Mahl"n 1
Gallagher TO RuIus Jones thence by line
| and of said Rufus Jones north Az deg cas-
! so s. 10 p.rches tOn stas In the pub'c roac
| leading from the Pine Trt e to Ginn's lard
Ing. from thence with the centre OF the roac
uw 4rns the said landing; to the place
beginning, tonainirg 1874 acres ~ lane
| n.,yt or less. Booe ~, Vol. 10 page 20. &c
Seized and taken in exeoutio" as the pru
prone. ty of Thomas Tozier, and l'y dia :.
| his wit. and John II. Parvis, and t t. ant
to be sold by
sheriff's Office. New Castle. Aug25 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
INTERESTING OCCASION.

Those who 60 up to Landenberg on the
1880 excursion, to. morrow, will enjoy o
fine treat.
Messrs. Hargis ard Morrow, also other
temperance speakers, will open their bat-
terlcs 10 the afternoon, and at half past
seven The Evangelical Christian work, un-
der Mr.. Morrow's management, will open
These latter meetings will continue every
evening during the week and perhaps in the
afternoons also. 1t costs but forty cents tc
20 up and you can arrive at bone at pm
Refreshments can be procured in the
grove.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
DOMESTIC.

Ex,ARCHITEcT MULLET's OFFER TO STUMP
OHIO DECLINED.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-Mr. A. B. Mule
lett, ex-Architect Of the Treasury, recently
rendered his services TO the Chairman of
the Ohio Democratic State Central Commit-
tee for the purpose Of making Democratic
speeches throughout the State during the
ensuing campaign. The offer was respect
fully declined.
THE CORNELL CASE.
I is uDders. ood that the Cornell case will
be definitely settled at the Cabinet meet
ing, the administration having concluded
that II is best to transfer the matter to Con-
gress for final decision.
THE MORMON SUITS TO BE PROSECUTED
Various reports have been started in the
newspapers concerning the course that the
Government will take In regard to the suits
pending against the Mormons 10 Utah Ter
ritory now that Brigham Young is dead. I.
can be officially stated that no Instructions
have been sent to District Attorney Howard
to discontinue the suits, nor will auy such
be given him, on the contrary be will vigors
ously prosecute all cases growing out of the
Mountain Meadow massacre In which ado
vices received from Salt Lake City say are
making rapid progress in procuring wit>
nesses and testimony. 1t has been known
for some time that the Mormon influence in
the Territory was on the decline, and now
the Department of Justice is confident that
since the decease of the head OF the church,
Brigham Young, the rapid decline and fall
Of the Mormon power may be safely pre-
dicte.l, and at no distant day. The control
of the territorial affairs will pass into the
hands Of the Gentiles. All government ad-
vices point directly to the result. The
action of the government towards Utah may
he Influenced by the manner in which the
election of Brigbam's successor is coaS
ducted.
| LONG BRANCH R,Crs.
| LONG BRANCH, Aug, 3l.-Tbe August
meeting of Monmou Park will finish to-
J morrow with i've races, including 4 foRl
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
,ydEKIEFS SALE.

By virtue of writ of ais. Levari Fscias
to ME directed, will be exposed 10 ubi1c
Sale, at the Lafayette Hetel, 81 Shi p!ey
y rect, kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, In the city
of Wilmington, New Castle Coua'y, De-,
on ,o-z
WEDNESDAY, the 5th day of Sept, 1877,
at 4 o'clock p. M,
The following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain lot Of iand, aid situate IN
the City of Wilmington, bounded ss fol-
,oWs, to wit: Beginning on the souther'y
sid, OF 1D #, wide street. laid out para lei
wi, l, aud at the distance Of lO H., north.
er,,, ON the northerly side of olldell
strt ct, and opening into Head and ay-
mo It streets, and at the distance of vs. fl. {;
Westerly. from the westerly eide of Gay,
mo 1t street; tllerce SOU theriy, pTallel
with Claynont sire et 7, # TO ~ corner !;
thence westerly, ARA lei with 'obdell
pa, ale, with Clayn.ont street 70 feet othe
sfo esad side Of The said so #. wile reel ;
the nce thereby easterly ?5 II to the place
of cginning be the co itents ther eof what
they may. Bolk q, vol.9 page 40, &c.
'ized and taken In execution rs the
w, jerry of Willam H. Farrier and Mary
E.. li, vile, ~ I'd t. I and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
e.heritf,s Office, New Castle. Aug. 49, -s'7
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
U, 8. DISTRICT COURT.

Yesterday morning, In the U. s. District
Court, Judge Bradford presiding, the coun>
sellors for the defendants In The case of Peter
Wright & Son vs.. the British bark Mizpah,
appealed from the final decree of the Court
rendered in this cause.
The Court granted the appeal, and order
ed that the same be perfected, and that
stipula ions te entered into BY tFe respond
en,s h fore the Clerk of the Court w!iln
ten days flom this date.
The only other business transacted before
the Court was the naturalization ni l"u
parsous who wished to enjoy the privilege
ef American citizens.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
CHEEJFF'S SALE.

By virtue tf writ or Levari Facias Il
we directed, will he EXC. sed to Pub ic sale
at the Lafayeae Hotel, 8H Sh ,ey street
keot ny Ge,. W. Or lip 10 the I ity sfWil.
MiDgton, New Castle County, delaware
VI
WEDNESDAY the 5th dav of Sept, 1871
at 2 O'Clock, 2. NJ,
Tn following desol ibed eal Estate viz:
All mat certaio lot or piece of land, tn
a two-slo y frame house thereon erected
81 uate In hs City of Wilmington, b,und.
Ell as Elbows, t. wi: BegluDieg ON the
We terly side Of C'aymont s'rEtt. a. 'he
distance of Il #. from the northerly ride 81
y street; there nOrth",l' alCl & said sitlf
of Claynl mt street, 70 feet to n stake
theme. we tr y and parallel to B st 'eet, I;
IT,, 10 q stake tht nce southerly and para
lei to ,;la, mont rect, 81 r., t., a stake
thence caste ly ard "arallel To B street, 7:
it.. to the said side fClaymont street, anC
he pla Of heginplDg, be The content
thereof What they m y. Book w, vol.
page 4Hs DC.
seized ard taken in execution as IN
property offeler d. Griffith and ca h .rin'
\. G'iffi h. hi. wife, and t. t., and to t'
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, New Castle, Aug. l6, 1877
0nyl7.tS
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
mile heat race and q grand steeple chase.
GREAT STORM in ILLINOIS.

mile neat race and grand steeple chase.
GREAT STORM in ILLINOIS.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 31.-A special tele-
gram states that terrific storm passed
over Gilman, ILL.,, yesterday, prostrating a
number of houses. The Touring mills Of
John B. Grayson 4 Son were completely
destroyed. One mill hond was killed by
falling timbers. Loss estimated at $97, 900.
BA1LRoAD CASUALTY.
HARR1sByRa, Aug. 3l.-Jacob vogle,
aged thirty.five, Of Allegheny City, was
killed at Middletown, Pa, this morning,
while ATTEMPTING to board the Pacific train
west.
DEDICATION OF THE JOHN BLOWN MoNy-
MENT.
OssAwATToMIE, KAN, Aug. 81 Ten
thousand people responded to the call to-
day to witness the ceremonies attending the
dedication Of the old John Brown Monment.
DR.. N. P. Degraff, chairman of the COM
mittee, called the meeting to order, and in
troduced Governor Charles Robinson as tie
President of the day.
Senator IDgalls, the orator of the day,
while not approving the Southern policy Of
paciflcation, placed himself In friendly re-
lations With the administration.
Many of the speakers endorsed his senti.
ments, which seemed to be in accordance
with those Of the people and the leading
men Of the State.
SAFE LANDING OF PROF. KINGS BALLOON.
ABsEcoM, Aug. 31-Prof. s. A. Kings
balloon Buffalo, which ascended from the
Permanent Exhibition grounds yesterday
afternoon, effected safe landing last night
in the field of Peter Boyce, about two milel
above this place.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
CHERiFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ OF Leyari Facias !
me direc, I'd. win b. exposed to Public "a e
at the lafayette Hotel, 81 Shipley str. ct
KEEP by Geo ~ Orilip In the CITY of VIII
mingtun. New G. stle County, Delaware
WEDNESDAY, 'he 5th dav of Sept, 1871
at . o'c ock, p. M
The folowlr & described heal Estate, VIZ:
All hose two lots, pieces, or palc"lS ~
land situated in the City Of Whining on
aiOre said, bounded aS follows. to WI: NO;
| beginning IN the westerly slde OF latnall
and a the distance Of IA fl. from l.esnuth
erlv side of Ninth street in the middle OF
an a'ley2 fl. 6 in in width. separating thls
from that Of kUbert H. Jones on tneh ''tn
thence westerly through the middle O. SAID
al 'ey, and parallel TO Ninth street, W w..
9nd II H., to u stat e; theuce Uu!hsriy PAR
al lei to Tatnall street. Is TT, 10 stake
thence ST. rly ,sslng through! 'hesou'h
ely CAB wall nj the midd e OF this house
a. Il para el TO Ninth street, 80 IT. and ill.,.
TO the = i'd side of Ia ma street: ana heDct
90 therly Is fl D the place Of beginning
with three-story brick dwelling mouse
Thereon erected.
ro2, begin ing at the norther'y SIDE O.
Seven II street. between Wi'son tnd POp'
lar stree s. at the distance of 70 It. -fcnm me
enste ly side of Wilson street. NJ II; Sci
deI's line at the midd @ Of the division wal
be. ween ,his and seidel's brick dive ling
tl,euce porlher.y parallel with Wis
seet through .he middle Of ssid ;t df dfyls'2' y
v,d ailev. running easterly o6 fv., to th'
sou,her,y end of ~ :lle' 3 #. wide. run
Ding orlherIy about Il fl. iM'o another aan
Fl. wide aliey running from wilson to eop
| lar street: the, ce with the soutlerly sid!
OF said fir.t mentioned alley 26 IT,, TO JosePl
i OK kwood's line; ,hsnceby the.ame south
erly parallel with Wilson street. ana pas,
g through the "iddle Of the party wal
bsIwUcn ,he two houses 81 IT.: more or less
thence .lonr The same, westerly. 26 # II
ule place Of beginning, with tw, bricI
dwellings, erec' ed theron.
| Srized and taken in execution aS IN
nrope ,y of Moses B,intIn aud Margar.
Hnn his ~,f; Ca'tb G. Hond and Mary e. q
lis wifi Jeremiah starr, Jr;, ana e,ra Reoec@ aM
Eliz beth A h wife, and tbs. and 10 d
., I'D by r., ,,,,1pp. S,or,T
| sh riffs Office, New Casl le, Aug. d. 1911
| ang'7-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
NEW CASTLE COUNTY IS.
THE STATE Of DELAWARE

IN II . TAIx Ut DIAA a IN H.
rl'o THE sH .EIFF OF NEW CASTLE County,.
i iREETI &.
WHEsEAs Jane Sullivan, by her, next
frien !, James A. Atwell, by her petition to
the Ju 'g s of our Superior ourt, flled IL
tn office of the PrOthOnOtary "f the said
Court II and for the Comfy OF New castle,
~ iNr the eau of complaint tn rein
alleged. as made apple ton to
I SEAL our said Judges that decree may
be pronounced dissolving the mar
W. riage existing between the petit
TONER and her husband John ullivan
We therefore command you. as you nave
be,n hereinbefOre commanded, that you
summon JO n sullivan. so that he be and
appear bef IRE the sail Judges OF our said
superior ourt of the next term 'hereOf, 10
&c ne d Al New castle in and TOR the C'oun-
ty of New Castle. on Monday the ~ da >
Of November next, to answer the al'egatto
If n he has, why deer Q OF the said
our, should n, be made. OissOlving the
ma riaye .XistiHg between HIN and the
said Petitioner, according to the oct AS
sen bly, in snch case made ann pr Vlded
and also to d., and reserve what the ID
Court shal, IN n and there consider COncern
ing i'm In this behalfas to the Court nall
seem meet and consistent with the prOvi-
sions of the said act OF Assembly.
Wines, the HOhvra ole JOsept F. Come
yvs. ESQ, at New astle the 25th 'ay OF
May, A. d. eighteen bundred and seventy
seven. CHA RLES BEA~'ON.
Issued Aug. 25 h 1877. Pro- Monetary.
The above is q true copy of sumln".. az
abov stated,
angz3 If ISAAC GH''fb, eherIn
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
REV. MR.. KRAMER.

Rev. George W. Kramer, of this city, was
baptized In the Delaware River, at Philadel>
phis, on Thursday last, by the Elder, of the
Second Advent Church. It is said the Rev.
Mr.. Kramer received q call to church in
Pennsylvania, at salary of 81, 500 year,
which he declined, preferring rather to re.
main in this city, with the congregation
that is firmly attached to him.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
BASE BALL.

The Western and Red Stockings will play
a match game Of base ball, on the Adams
street grounds, this afternoon.
The Quickstep this afternoon will play
he Fleettoot'a, at Suffolk Park, near Pas
chall Station on the P. W. & B. Road. The
club was defeated here some time ago, al.
though they played fine game, and they
think they can defeat the Quicksteps upor
their ground. The Quicksteps will 60 o,
the 2 O'Clock train.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
LANDENBERG MEETINGS.

The protracted meetings to be held at
LsndeDburg next week are fully provided
for as regular laborers. The President and
some of the officers of the Y. NJ. G. A., also
the General Secretary and their best work.
ing members will 90. Several ministers
have slso signi6 their intention to 20 and
take an active part.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
NEARLY DROWNED.

On Thursday afternoon, Frank Cook, 10
years of age, living at Ninth and Wolla>ton
streets, while fishing on Orange street
wharf, his line became entangled, and in
bis efforts to get 1t loose, fell overheard.
and would have been drowned only for the
brave efforts of Mr.. James A. Plunkett, who
jumped in and rescued the boy, just as he
was going down for the last time.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
On SATURDAY, September lst. 1877
Ata o'clock. p m on the premises, with
out postpone" ept. wi hdrawal, or
undt rhiddlDg.

Atac'c.ock. p m on the premises, with
out postpone" ept. wi hdrawal, or
undt rbiddiDg.
These lots are fr uting on the PuDllc
Park. and on the beautiful villa properly
of Mr. Pepper, and ere sdjHcent u the
mausiOn property Of Mr.. H"wiand, ana to
the Rodney street Reservoir with ample
SHADE trees already grown. and with charm
ing views OF the Delaware river, or me
BraRdywine hills. Of the city 0f'W1ming'
ton, aud OF four Stat ut the Union, alt',
gelhpr believed TO be u7excellrd In this
city or >i"inity.
This sale, ike every one made by the
subscriber "Ou the pi emises,' Ior pc lou
OF %, er twenty years, will be sold as advcr-
tiSed and without reServatton. A GEAR
title, with all taxes ptld f~r 1871 VIII De
given, and the owners agree 70 JON WI II
the purchasers. at any ti'ae at he latfrs
discretio ;, in the opening of Rodney street
between this and the Mansion square.
AS-An omnibus will be ut the Clay o,
House at $50 p. IN to convey parties ."ana
fro the safe. Terms Of le, plot anu
particulars on posters.
it, HFALD,
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
Clayton House Building.
augE-2t Agent to Effect the sale
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
RAILROADS.
1uILADELPHIA, WILMt NqTON AND
BALTIMORE RA AyhkOA
\ June 10th, lsi7.

June lVtn. I3n.
rrstus will leave wilmington a. foilowh
Ps,ladelphta and intermediate stations. 8 40
655, 8 10. 900, 10 w, a. m. ~. 4S& w.
0M psnn.
Philadelphia aid New York, 221,S II N,
1887, Il N, o ~ p m. ~,
B~ltimore and Washing on. 0S. $50, m,
Trai,ns for iIslaWare Division leave for
New Castle $40, 62o, w, NJ, l%. ~
WANING aud intermediate stations 6.oO
nSimar and Intermediate stations y
SUNDAY TRAINS;
Philadelphia and intor"ediste stations
pS,i S ,iSdeinhie ~ a. and Now York, 222am.
poitimore and W ashingtoD. O8 y u.
FOR further information rassengers ore
referred TO tho time tables posted at the de-
pot. pr,,Nuy s,..
tun0.ly b. AENNh1'"Np"'