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knHH9H ttf1tf45 E[1niHeFs
In recent fssus VIZ published Il very interest,"
Ing letter iroul our Vienna correspondent. In
which brief summary Waa gtYen Of Prlf. bcn-
cdlct's researches oa the traius and skulls OF
criminals. Tic subject Is Al important OH,
bnth from q physiological and a psychological
lont uf view, aud It u to be hoped that nurc
extended and t.loro precise Inquiries will tse
nude upon It, for the results Which Or. bcnt-
tlirt haa ohtninct, though vory Important. arc
!lH!uctton. Up to the prcscut tlme DF. Zen.
elct has examined tho bsains Ut sixteen crlIlll-
,ials, all ot which, on comparison With
tho 'hralthy hraia, ls tluIs ta ha ab-
!lorinal. Not ouly has ho found that thesa
brains ueylate from thu normal type, and Bp.
proaeh tonatel that ot luwes ulimals, hut l,c has
tcen nblr to classify them, anil with them tho
skulls IN width they were contained III three
eatcEortcs.. These consist In ~ absencs ul
sylnnetry between the two halves Ut tho brain;
an excessive obliulty Of the anterior part of
thu Irutn Or sxuli-In lact, \ continuation up
ward Ut what we term sloplng forehead; ~ .
distinct lesarulng Of ths Pustrripr part Of tho
skull in il loux diameter. aud with It llusiuu.
ton In sixe Of thu tx,stcrior cerebral lulcs, 70
that, ~ In this lower animals, tlcy alr nut large
enough to hide tho ceEebellutu.
In all these pcculi4rtt!es the criminals brain
aud skull arc distinctly of lower type than
those of normal men, and thu lutercstlGE ques-
tton arises, How fur are tbs efll acts Of thu crt
!naI to be attributed ~ th!* tctlG8raue develop
laent* Dr., Watts eau parlon the vicious pro-
peIsltLcs uG "bEals anu itous, ~ Oh ths ground
that "Gol had made then so." 1t ho hui
torcseea these new Inquiries he might have telt
less hopeful when ho babe lila llttIo readers uos
TO 'let thelt snKry passions tise." Tho Ecsulta
Of Dt. beaollc&'s Researches, II confirmed BY
further explanations, Will do much 10 bhRke
many beliefs now drmly liked.
, 1877-01-16

E.ananH 1ftfafuth. ,..
At llaegaw a terrible panic Ms latcly arisen,
due tu n widespread popular hellel tint hydro
plobta ha.l brukcn nut there in solnethtng like
zuutir form, btrAighlway the pnlire procredc1
To slay ali dogs they found In tic streets u,l-
1nuzztcd md without responsible guardians. II
w,t,ll a,lras, however, tlat le alarm las bec1l
eeis.eHhat exaggerated, ....
ur. u. II. 3. Macleod, tho Professor OF Surgery
In the University of Glasgow, has done gMd
kcryico BY exploding t!,Is fart. In popular
lecture hi delivered tho t,llcr night ut Gross.
lnj1 he took OCCASION to say that great deal of
the l,YlruplIubia shout With they wcrc tnOtlrr-
I'm. En Glasgow was simply the creation of ter
rur. In fact, It would seem that, Just ~ by
homeopathic doscs Of drugs ont can
sometimes cure diseases BY aetini:
on them through tho imagination, ~
fearful lnRlatly may te generated by the opera
tious OF oyrEWroIght fat!ey: III ifis way pco-
bic, when they read descriptions Of the horrors
OF hyllspphoba, wbtrh IL IN extremely rare
disease, inagtue whenever dog heEatchca them
that they are do0sued 10 pcrlsh froMi 1oatnlns
madness. --...,.
really littlu to fear from the bile y! q AoE ~
most cascs; for even, he remarked, "R had
dov Iii lila, through Inc clotf,ts,n he would not
cure beca,lsc the aIin,a!s teeth would By cleaned
fruni ,olsun by rubbing through the cloth. aItl
..thcEa wuu!l be III lear Of bad results" u
perFons were bitten by . dui. It was foolish ta
destroy tic animal there aud then. for more
than olrr io had know1l Vi ra>ca where t,eil
recovered from what Naa Thought 10 " tl}uFu,
phubsl ,l.crely by belng shown tlie Iog ihat nag
bitten them Ill sound ana clothed III Ils fisnt
tutlu1,
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6pfcfdk LtFdseh 10 lh6 1Ft6th&
srAiNoriELD, ILL.,, Jan. 15.-fn tho stnte ST.
prcmc Court to-day. tho ea*o Of tho Chicago,
Burlington u Quincy Railroad "a. The Collector
Of AicDonough County WIS orntly argued by tic
Hon. .. II. Browning, Of Quincy, for tho Com
pAny, and by Attorney-Gcncrnl Edaal1 for tho
Collector. Tho Company originally brought n
bill In Chunccry agaitiHt the Collector In the Me-
DUnuugh Ctrcht Court to restrain the collection
Of the capitnl stock assesencntA on the road by
til, State Hoari Of Equalization. The tempo
rary injunction WIS dissolved mt tho
September teru. Of 1876 AMI from this
tho Company appeal, insisting that, i
tho assessment WIS made on the shArcs Ut
stock asrd dcbt4 It WAS assessed against property
The Company Is not possessed Of, whi'e: Il It
guisllcd from tho slIarcs or from tho capital
stock and franchise eosn6I'lcd, It was fl, either
event u .rcasscssment Of property alrcady as
scsscd. II 1t was intended to cover only tho
frauchisc, tho assessment was not mado ~! tho
mode prescribed bY tic Constitution, and wua
void, because, prI1na facsc. unequal and unjust:
In tllc c:ahe III Roberts ". Hughes. appeal
from Cook Oh tho rehcar1ng docket, q relocating
was t1yn!ea.
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turcs IA follows, which no asks 10 have ap-

Inc report WAS IeietteA ~ '4 -
~ "''' Apr sursn,oa COURT IN nR1Er. o
Alexander N. Darrow hegAn suit Tor sl,ooo
against Iinrry e. tsoo}1teh.
s10. .IO0 .lnrnagcs against George ". Mllcy. notl'
rartic. arc prnms*sion.ncrtiaate, a''1 psa'!!-
i esgs !. T.. asfeGeai % .sae ssest k"oekad @ i
dowi, and broke l,ts right leg
Emil UictxHch, far the lthc oE Frederick M
tlern,au, began suit IN debt for s3,ooo against
Albert jacobson and Jon Jonssor..
Tcnncys, Ftowcr & Ahcrcr1nho and u. u.
tfnrlcy h,tctl Irn Footc for Is, GU.
r. l.. Wh!pplc eoInnenscl Y, & gu & astio1 v IN .se:
benedict, laying damages 81 %hoo'
In lhc cstnte of George Ilulhrook grant OF
a1m!nistratlon,, was mule In u. hanc' unlcF
00 in tic estatc Of james t'ar,i.y, or the pe.s.
ttom Of James Walsh, the executor was ordered
to tjc new botids On or before The ed instant.
In tho estate Of William 1.lcs tic win waa
nruycn aud letters tcstancntary wrrc issheh to
.jpt,nppa Lies, tifller lIrlds for {4,3D.
CHtMfsAt COURT.
John LOTUS AMI Charles Farmer pleaded
guilty to larceny, atHl were t,lYc'i two wccks
Charles Lato,nli waA tried for larceny, foun1
guilty, and was given two years III the Pcnttcn-
+. j. smltl, m. tried for receiving stolen
pro,crty. Tlc Jury will bring In sealed rer-
| diet thIs morning.
1rnnE EDtopaH7r--sn''tnIttcd phsrcd cases begin
MY" a "t EG III 'fns3; e nesste. s No
~ iS""s a' JAsx.ox--se1 to 4e4. 4eo. 4so AL. 49,
All, 4IS, 4il Az, 40. 40. 4o., 453 10 4.'a, In
JunnE sioollE-.o. II. oo. No case on ttIsl.
!:a"s g. IT, 5 bia:hfo.d a II Il. H. vaEs III 3,
| EVANSTON on trial.
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lathe Ci!cnt Court thereof. William Il Foslick and
~ l. SaSs xs?, st!T. is sn;' Il as.stt; s
MAsTEIrA SALE.
s 4 j H. 9,Dsis s;s =
s; S5s4:n &i; Fl t. it, 4 is ' h III, + spssTy II; sS
rlsa .na TaS cs:axo: iuR,Ilis ylnssSss, Mai!-
Ssi Sss ;s %s;Is = H1"s'sI Il IS s .: :s
e.sS ;9 :ni;s s 9s'' p.fsaA { ss
~ 9ss: i"f n y s IN n :s$n '"xs'Ss s
i5,,. sa; S54ss !; 5 s
Ian: s .K s ii y: .. :
"a 3,ss;. sa; s3s & Tsasn 4 AZ A 4. @ ii T sts
spg1f,.nass: .n tsap1I.r = ,!a = Il, :,st,,5
IL sa,d i,srce, =, fsi1uss I ~ "a 'e''e'
crari. r ss IT, f% e se 81; ths' l. & sas'
..at!!tryio T. tyilir d ~, '.na,s"t ',rMa,;,
S's"s; 4s"ss t f's 'S !n5s ,4+< sa + I'll My ~
r. IN; +, III Il Iii :f !, +" H. & e G M II s
x!!h sns rl:I wa. ,,..|,n .A fr d.. ~. .
rs .a sss:s f%sfts .a ts ats1 ai s:
rts, IN ,n1 r.; ,c -. t*s a. ~ t.s %
:aS S%sss4s. III = u a!'s
fsay ri y" st;k' r n LII; 5 cnas n ~
fIun Thornton, til Cux Couny tn and Into tie CITY Ut
l. 1bo terminal tracks. sa'n:. .wtehes ana arrMnr. IT
s'ssss # :ta 4 sn Ill g: tg a ;
ihe .ss ste sItuac 'n a1''nn.. ant rta's 9f way
%,ss as .a tay e.a tSs n TX II
ixhs ot VIZ or tontr.et, thrretof. "rsht. to ha..
~: ::'' :$ ::sS * ;;' 'sfs:
.s's' ef'%s M :i 'Sea sct!!
If e A: ra% ,s VIII I'll CT; : e
80 n along The nr g aa,a theaSo% saThs,n ta.,
5 :s.ss al naf Il ST. -0a'
@ s &c t5s Fl Fl sss tx sshf ta sna
VA 81 i + iosk Nv H.,!!!!ea 8, g
ai,auI twcn.y.t.e hundred aniia.s.
$: @ ;ss q. ,;ss; e:
.a t.sny @ lhlI!y % ~ .h, th,'y,.%
a1 Ssiek k'!aPss S!aPsst "'' sa u A'0''
4 i. Il, II, Il, il. H. u ii. r. y. ID
aa t1j rassrnsrs cars Numbered T. l. 5. o. 7, snd ..
Tirts "a tsEyasrsar.: nu,n1r,raa s. 5 n'd l.
Eight ~ cabaos1 eAEt, Numbered T. T. !, g. I 9. D.
et.9!ux "a'I M ~ T" S1s Till lnsI.ise'
! ss az s;'s;lss &a!. nx ,o bear.
uunr. 'e.xssa !. s s.,n,
t.a.s Hs,a ''n:t. ~ sssa ] 1 Soti iac'aslvs
'a Ill II as t s7s ns. !:st inn buck eos,ca, s
tnx .losv be4snx uas'sicss between IL uls. bo IN.
fs5, x tne'o bearing num-
AZ u .4e r.ss;ss o. .l!s ~ cie:se nanyt'l5
Illinois. ant a Of the rrulerty anil ptrMates xstIitn
ksid tsatr uthrr han TINT II s schedule tperlaea!y
ttrs rAd ln Hhcl, a!n sail lta!1rosd company has any
tntefs;t. hei!t y i i9r u:c Z ths pssulra.nee aAl
| TnIM., EtE- fhe sid sa. wiz b" IT thu hour OF "
H'rhk J. II. Ut thr sttrth t7th' hf VI February a.
H.t-77 At Ills dur u the IitpulG Life ln:HtanGu
.ojnany l,A,'nx@ @ c9 ~ y \ Il. iss i,n
sale. an! Ons.hat tho balahtu III ls psd ~ eAsh y
shtee nuts. ana ttr rrinalnr9 II. b. r4L N ta..ll
nr'at'n at The sat, nal 'r MI ps,,htns q thr Pr
rlasrr. xhit VIII cEi1t: him II the Iusstssoa of al
| = IFESHi ~. HtSHaP.
MMtcF IN Chsncsry af tsr Circuit C"Hrs y! tho ualtcd
| statrs tor ttr AgftAcrn nIstrics OF l!!taea,
| LAwKEsck, EAurnxLL 4 LAwnrscE compa!nsntf
| kulIc!luTk
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didn't do IL he would lose by It. He should In.
4pcct his own ttOnc.
The scsuiution was adopted, ,-Teas, 10; NAYS,
5,-as follows:
Irnt-Ayarp. Bradley. Fitzgerald, Guenthtrt
Hoffman. Lcnzer, Schmidt, Benne, Tabof, and
Nass-csrroll, C!cary, Comfy, sfcca1rcy, snd
Mulloy.
Commissioner Schmidt moved TINT Super,
fntcutlent OF tho Hospital be employed until
Feb. !.
Co1m!.rtoner Fitzgerald mosetl to lay the
motion IN the table.
The latter mutton was agreed to:-yeas, O.;
nays, G,-Carrnlf, Cleary, Comfy, McCatffey,
Mn!}ny, anil Schmidt.
The Hoard then adjourned until Thursday
afternoon,
, 1877-01-16
THE IOWA CORN CROP.

DAvEsroHr, 1a,, jan. l5.-Thcsc nrc now
about 4,000, ,000 bushels OF corn In store between
here and Omaha, on tic line OF the Chicago,
Rock lslanil 4; Faclnc Railroad. Two million
bushels Of this asc stored at points between
Atlantic and Council Bluffs, and ntlrices rc~
thirds uf last ycar's corn crop Is rt!ll In the
hands Of the farmers. At Avo"a :arl,nn BUSH
els If rorn ARE Rturci, Mt Walnut 153, ,olu hush
els, at Maine 5.txD bushels. aud at Atlautic
:eN.OO0 bushels. The cribs III Avora md At
Iant!e arc very large, thu former f'ctnC one mile
long, and tho latter ono mile aud quarter.
, 1877-01-16
KiNMUNDY, Ill,

kINMuxpr, ILL.,, Jan, 13.-fnE CHICAGO TRln-
uan Ia recognized Is tlle must reliable ptpcr
sent TO this village. Tho 7ines Is about played
out here. Eayn NOTICED thut The few Dent,-
Gratis WHO still rca,l Tho Tina afterwards bUr-
row TIE TRIBUNE, and unless II confirms tho
statements of tho limcs they refuse to take
uny stuek Ia theul-
1'he wcathrr hero for the past two months hns
been extremely severe, thluk thu rcaell.trccs
have been damaged. / looA iur q l.alf-rsop,
however
The hog gch0leru is carrying off the hogs hero
Ct stariul rate, ald ] have nos!cel slat h Tie
sheep. Wheat looks well. Tiles uro very
dali.
hopo to God tho Republicans will not back
Mef hs To- tn p n my sss xsr Va hf,. IL
duzeu worth a cent. &, D.
, 1877-01-16
MINING LtT,GATlON,

SALT LAxE, Utah, Ian. 1s.-Ahout two weeks
seo the English stockholders Of tho Flagstaff
Mine sent 4. &. Hunter to take Charge Of their
property, IL having been under the management
for several vcnra past of ]. y. II. Patrick.
Upon his arrival here Mr.. Hunter obtained pos
aeasint, OF The mine through MI attachment Of n
Justlcc's Court Rt Alta, encG wl'ch tune there
l,as bren contest for roFsesslon br!nrc Judge
Schacfler, Of the Thirl District Court, which
was DECIDED to-day in farDr Of the English party.
This has been the must productive mine In
Utah for thu j,ast tlrc years.
, 1877-01-16
THE RI IND "ORpHAN.''

NEW Yonk, jan, l5.-Katc Claxson, the act
rcss, Is 10 he divorced from her husband, porc
Lyon. Tho suit Is brought By mutual consent,
anil Will probably be decided "Wednesday. Chief
among the many domestic troubles whtrh hare
cl to this conclusion WIZ the aranstal rrratr Il,
chi,mvo Inst fall, When Mjes Ctaxtun anil Mr.
Stevenson we're ihcru as members Of the Union
Square COII1pAny.
, 1877-01-16
JOURNALISTIC.

Special D31tQ1cA 10 1HS 7F76ahA
TannE lIAuTx. lnd., .Iau n.-fhe Tcrre
Haute journal was sos., this AFTERNOON at eher-
i1's snlc, the material aul Associated rrcss
franchise betns bought In by Mcssrs Mclean
Il t;rjnaes fur SJ,GUO. II will l'e transferred
tu Nal. o. ]. Smith, oi the EIpfes. The rapcr
IL 10 ba extlnguishvd.
, 1877-01-16
NfcCOR NICK, HALL.

rros. q. s. FOWLER. Th,r.tiar Evening, Ian. ~ =,
2. I! titntietnrn;. Atfn1'-!nn. as. On tLsS ASI
WOMAN. Consultations IA To your own aud yattl
fl!dfsns rhrsnoloky. ,s a,41pr. rnrr ~. tally
ffnnl a. III. tli1 ~ d. Ill., At III. PALMER ll1fisE.
, 1877-01-16
EXPOSITION RINK.
SPLEND d I'D ICE.
Grand Masquerade Thursday. Jan, Is.
- =
LI!tsA L..
LEfsHlxs
CnIted States Of America, Northern District
Of Illinois, q.

lathe C!cu!t Court thereof. William II FoaaIc's and
james T. Fish. rcmpstnhsts ~. The Chfcasot Dan
snu Il n,udc iiutrr,s sfrnaanta n GhancefI'
A.,1-f 4
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BAFFLED RGLARS.x

PEARLS OF PRICE RECA RED BY THE Po-
1,cr-rur r1rcrR1cLARM DOES GOOD
WORK.
AZ Roundsman Mallan washing through Walker
strsct vcs,erdav morn,ng .oticed small boy cast
in, srrron,;t,ors gancos John Thorntons pearl
bntton establishment nj NJ CA ching sight OF tho
rov,dsmar NJ m. sn,ne m mt tho boy ran up and
,,tormad hin, that ho IAN. attache Of the Hol-
r,., p,.o,or Alarm, f,ory,shnd that precisely at
h.,r ,os, o,rh, ,,. o,.ra a charge heard alarm
,vh,.h dos,,,A.oa nm Indicator Mr.. Thornton'}
u,.o. In ~ ~ - doc he'd at once to the Leonarf
roo, roI,costat,oA iasqr auctions to pass throu2
w.,,o- s,reet nm IN N nd note II there was az
..,u, srsr,.,ous IN IL pearance OF tho place III
Gated by the ALARM nounasni"n huhan ~
hurried the boy tue s'a'o" nou'''
Sergeant Oates, was l" """s',
moned six efficient or ana aespa'cnca
On Tho sce,s ofe supposed burglary.
.-., s ,.r arhave their movcmentst
PIeSa ,a "..,..,,,io,ud Ia very short tmd
49, 80, s..,t. srrr,art guarded both in the tf,,
w" '.L"', anr cation OF the presence
Ie1. $500. - lose within. -.+
Po,,oo oe,"s s..rA Of both doors and
r'ouI ."o sPP.n glars had not made an
~ ~ ""s 49,. hr,lhey presented tho op
BILE means OF ingrfna -.,y,ad insrM
n n mo oro. ,saed 10 fanIight and M
nc uuIas.J scrs. This emit
INC osn%ctlv . entirely preclude
Inaae T. IN Tho hing To guard at ons
hny vi" .iron,h thsfhght some ct tho OF
e e ~" e., oncc toI roof The doors ~
ucs =" nra naar III them tho burgly
49,. .ou, n,,ad m canvas bags rec
ponri hn,sops PARTICLES OF grei
line OF goods wtnlow .ose sno
whole lot bein 'ueu ~ wv. woo''
rho ,york ohrchng the hI
Every floor Tvs'na ~, WIZ
80 in n darlset, in the rea
Malan foundoupIc VI nen el
sun,d1pI ~ shootl We SUI
,rhe wo bars were the,o1 sssl
a-Jnd, with CO.
~ n 49, eds- 'i7Tf
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the fair election OF Tilden;
WAS not inaugurscd II would
fraud: that. there was no possibility
view of the subject In this way thea
stirred up among1 Northern democrats
they should not submit 10 fraud, and, II
they would light Sow Is no; IN ,nH ' 9o
,hat any class of Aen in the United States Is cowtS
The trouble is tsere Is too much night in the Poop
1 have been oppressed, aud am yet impressed ma
there are cepents OF danger IN the situation and
a, not think ncsc elements are dispeed by tho laue
% both mari Is up this time In Wasningon 10 form
vol drancspan of operation. My own idea Is that
the two hoses Of Congress meet merely as Witnesses
to SEQ th count OF the electoral vote; tnat ne'lher
honsc I'D aey power the vote. 1t would DO very
s,rangehf the trainers OF the constitution had been
so paricular to keep tho federal olicc-hoders from
havt,rx any association with the election as to
t",hd moor postmaster TO be an elector,
anT throw the whole matter INTO the houses OF
Congress- when, and alter iul uiscusson they hau posi-
tSely decned TO have the President elected by Con
trcss The constitution only names one man, and de-
fines his duly be 10 "opcn the votes The consti-
orders the votes counted and ise declares the
rcsut TINS throws great responsibility on that one
man: but II rs to DO remarked that he Is the one man
VINO was himself expected TO DC inc prouucs VI 'ne
nm Executive olicc THIS high officer OF the govern.
ment IS in the position OF having nothing droctiy TO
90 with any department OF the government Inc mo-
mont Congress asserts power la this affair the poss
bihty of az recment ceases. The two houses are an
tagonis,ic Is folly 10 think they can come 10 an
agrement The only possibility OF harmony Is TO y
back 10 the starting point IN the beginning OF the Coy
ern,nent, and assert that Congress has nothing 10
nerbaps not altogether an unfortunate circumstane
mat IN order to do this the republics
have got to fight their precedcnts, and the dep
crats 10 surrender their predisposition to employs
,nwer of tho House. took the same position beoIe
The electoral vote cast, and when supposeS.no
votes under these restrctions, would result n,nno
c,cction of Tilden. That is, did not iee the .ne
renuplicans should go behind the returns OF Awsm
and Mississ ppi, winch they would, no DOUBT Y Of
proposed 70 40 u nS az M, see ,bat iLe attitte
the Pacihc S.a'ee ,u na changed because the 1btcs
that the President OF the Senate would 'opehl W."
elect HAYES when they shall bc counted
Ma RICHARD SMITH ON THE SITUATION thu
Mr. Richard Smith, tho distinguished cu,oTS .sr 81
| qossts expressed The belief shas thsse " no
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WHAT LEADING CINCINNATI EDbRs THINK OF
THE sITuATIoN-AN UNToRTrATE STATE OF

AFFAIRS. 80 49,
CixcINy b, Dec %, 1875
.s thu onnions of tho three leadDg editors of this
s,m married. NAV be of inteest the readers
or ,,o !. GTa.- your correspo hent called upon
Messrs Hi, NTH and CekerelL they ex-
pressed thet ow'-
sxAD'5visws
", Mira, 1 br the independent
Commercial, on, .ss 80
~
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-.ll fti4 1852 y
Stt
rn yt t
heringS N
isementl
low IN the
Ulcers Wri
a,c premises,
custody. Tho ~
aRedt
Twenty second
OF Twcnty-secon
ard Dunn, twenty
They will be ARA o.
ARR.
Thomas CornelI;I M
Little street, was at
day on suspicion W.
nue. In company WIZ
who pursued tho lattei
a chicken which they =
Dennis Foley, twenty
Front street, was arrest
thett. lie had with nm
ems. which are supposed TO
stable OF Mcssrs. Reynolds &yt
Gold streets.
schooner william II. knight. lyt
oress street, was committed TO
Yesterday. 10 await examination,
n ysw' boat valued at Sl25. The
Gcorau W. owens, Is tue complain
The residence OF Mr.. W. J. Az
son street, was visited by ourg
and robbed OF several coats.
The liquor store OF william sweem
avenue, was burglariously entered 50
watch, clsthing and other properly v
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TNEAAS LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT KEY
West. carrying the United States mail Tho steamer
CITY OF SAN ANTONIO. Captain Pennington. will sail
River THROUGH bills of ladng given to al points the
Houston and Texas, Central International and Great
Northern Galveston Houston and Henderson, and the Gal
veston Harrisburg and San Antonio railroads. Freight
and insurance ut lowest For freight (hav
ing superior accommodation apply to g. H. MALLORY
Maiden
The Morning herald., 1877-04-30
ststs AssA.

Rehohoth camp meeting viii commence
"a June 10.
Il = eaid that Governor Cochran intends
to build large residence in Akadletown
shorty.
The peach crop in this county is said not
TO have been injured, all reports to the cor-
trary being premature.
The ship LIE Grand Gustav is still on the
bar In front Of the town of Le~es, ard viii
probably remain until another very full tide
comes in to the aid of the vrseksrs. who
are endeavoring TO fos. her.
Col. Joshua Clayton. 40 cid sud wesl.hy
farmee, has just finished . large frame
house, vish all modern improvements, 81
xiddte,owr, snd will retire TO it from sctiye
agricultural persuin.
On Wednesday morning the dwelling
mouse belonging TO Joseph Seward, nesr
da1lestvillet, took FIRE and was consumed
Ioe loss IL not known, bu. i. was insured
for $500.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-30
CHERlFF'S SALE
az gO'clOck Z. NJ.

By virtue OF writ of Levari Faclas
to me directed, will be expose! ~ ~
Pob.ic sale At The Gilpin House, Eep, "
George Whitfield in the city, husdreG nv
county Of New Castle and State Oh Ds'"
ware. on
THURSDAY, the Sd day Of May, A. D.is'
al 3 O'Clock +. NJ,
The following de. c!i ei Real Esta,s, ~ W.
Allthat certain tr:ct q! piece oi sod s..ua ,N;ns
ted in New castle HunGrci afores l!l11s ,1s
on the northwest .ide OF the New oss.Si osai
and Fra nchtown turnpike road. p unurs ous
by lands .fthe hsiss of kicna I'd simlhvuJi .uJ
deceased by lands OF John smy'n 1nn. AZ.
others. and by the said turnpike road,'U w,
tanning thirty four acres more or lcss, ~,
cludiny one half Of the ssid turnpike TIN, ths
Sc xed q d taken In exes ut!on ai aMal. vi.
property Of George W. Palmer ana PA PA
VIVA Downey, tefre tenant, md 10 oe S'''
by
ISAAC GRUBB. sheriff
Sreriff's Office. New Castle, Apri! IL. h'"
The Morning herald., 1877-04-30

By virtue of writ Of Levari Facias to
me directed will be exposed to Public Sale
At the lafayette Hotel. SAl Shipley street,
keps by George W. Ortlip in the city OF
Wilmington. new Castle county. Del, on
SATURDAY, May s. l1,
At O'Clock p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot or riece Of land with
two brick dwellings thereon erected situa-
ted In the city. OF Wilmington a-Ore<aid.
bounded and described rs follows, u wit
Beginning at stake in the southerly aide
ri ninth stroetas the distance Of thirty.
f1ve feet four inches koutbeasteFly from
Tatnail street, thence BY other land of the
said Park Mason and Ann his wife, south
easterIy and parallel with TatnaiI street
ki1ty-lour feet three inches to a corner
stake In John Gordon's line, thence with
his line soutbessteriy and parallel with
Ninth street fo.t y-elsht feet to anoshe,
corner stake, thence nOrtheastefly and
parallel with the first mentioned line by
o'hef land Of PaIk Mason and Ann his witc.
now oflke said Washington Mxsen sixty.
four ieet three inches TO th~ side Of Niuth
street afo ssaid, ibeCce westerly thereby
forty -eignt feet To the place of beginning,
be the contents therecf what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property Of Washing ton Mason and Re
becca his wife An l. t.. and TO be SO d by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
Sheriffrs ONCE. New Castle. April IL, ls7.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-30
SATURDAY, May -, ls7-.
at2e'elock. p. m,

The following described Real Estate. viz.
Al tnat certain 10, or piece OF land. viii
tne tn!ee story brick dive ling thereon
erected, lying and beirg situated in III
Guy oi iiniaston. bounded and Lsscris.esi
= .Sno"s TO WI: Beginning on ,he
ae.tsr;s eide OF King sl,eer betw.en Ian
ana i.th streets a. corner Of land beler, >.
ing 70 Lewis Zeb'ey Themes bv said ID =,
h.ns street no'therly % feet 5 incbs = To a
corner Of lano new D: ,ormeriy Of Thon.ss
s;., Nsxi!n ~ a. o, the ei OF Philsdelphia,in in the
Of ain - SrHlin Srshlin,yiSsniA. themes by the line
.1enes so9sher ~ > and parallel oKips stree;
hh.4te,sl1 ~ :, ieei nch, to corner Of iand
neinnt ing to Lewis z 'h!es of iLe Gu. ~
,Miiminsson. thence by iAi d OF said /, zcS' ~
.,s tss,s,i; !" feet TO said side o; Kin,
str eet nd the Place OF b-xinpinr n. ,le
may. '"sus "nst thsy
Skized ard taken Ia execution 90 a..
sold ty ~no %. oe
sheriff, on, ISAAC GRUsB. Sheriff.
apS2'3iw;s 80 's''.