The Morning herald., 1877-09-21
LOCAL NOTES.

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Prepare for the Equinoctial storm.
Company @ will meet tonight for dr'n'
The Pho Mona Literary Society meets to-
night. r., aln.s ,,.,
Gaps in great variety at tho Opera House
Hat Store. 49,,
.uuorsll.. and canes 1t the oper. House
Hat Store.
Reed birds arc now selling st f'om u TO
e1.s5 per dozen.
An in want Of silk hats 90 to the opera
House Hat Store.
III, said that It takes 500 bushels OF oys>
..srs per week to supply Wilmington.
!, To-day IL an ember day which among
Catholics ID day Of prayer and fasting.
= Soft hats in every style and shade worn
.re to be seen At the Opera House Hal
Store.
rha motion for new trial In the case OF
p.tsr Mccall, will be argued to-day 10 tne
United States Court.
Madame Rentz's female n'nstre's WI
appear At the opera house on inofso''
evening nsxt. the 9Th inst.
Rboads, the murderer, will be hanged u
New Castle, this morning, between the
hours of ten and twelve O'Clock.
a. The Magistrates cases in yesterday issue
were credited to Squire Brady, they should
have beep given to Squire Frazer.
A third meeting under the auspices OF the
Y.M.cA. VIII b held in the Opera HOUSE
nert sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
During the past month, OIL ,7l7 pounds q
,sv,paper we're manufactured and sold At
the Rockland Mills Of Messrs. Jessup q
Moore. Il, Il
A soiree will be given in the third story
Of the Friendship Engine House, Tomorrow
evening, and will continue every SATURDAY
81 evening thereafter. H. I.E
Three card monte is played on the trains
between here and Philadelphia. The ofnciale
of the P. W. & B. Railroad should give this
3 sfFair their attention. ''
A reception was held on Tuesday evening
by the Rev. Lafayette Marks and his lady'
Il the pa,sonsee of the Hanover Street
Presbyterian church.
Tbos. Kane, manager of the Quicksteps,
is now having the ground putin repair. A
game is being arranged with the Holyoke
Club, of New Jersey.
The colored Masons held . pic>nic yes"
terdsy. During the afternoon, they made
+. street parade, curing which good order
and humor prevailed.
The Board Of Health will have notices
served to-day, on the manufacturers alons
the Brandy wine, prohibiting filth from being
allowed to- flow into that creek.
Mr.. Samuel Alrichs, the now postmaster
for Glasgow, Pencader Hundred, appeared
b.fore Esquire Frazer in this city on Tues
day and took the necessary oath Of Office.
Owing to the absence of the pastor, Rev
J.M.P. OTIS, the election of Elders at th
West Presbyterian Church, announced
take. place on Wednesday evening last, h'
been postponed for two weeks.
A boy, ten years old, named Charles Be-
nsr, living on Montgomery street, viii
playing on Wednesday, fell backward I'M
4 tub Of hot water, and scslded himse
bsdly from shoulders to knees.
The new ferry boat, lately built BY Il
Harlan & Hollingsworth Co., Of this cit
= reached her destination on Tuesday afte
noon. She WAS modelled BY Captain j.
Hutchinson, Superintendent Of the Comp
ny, and ts expected to surpass on tho riv
and anything in the country in her strene
and cabin fittings. The cost Was about 81
600. .n.
At the regular quarterly meeting Of the
PC. A., held Tuesday afternoon, lett
were received from Henry Bergh, Preside
Of the American Society for the PREVENT
Of Cruelty to Animals. and Frank B. Fa
Secretary Of the Massachusetts 8. P. G.
acknowledging their election Is honor
members of the Delaware 8. P. G. A.,
wishing the Society Of every success.
Patrick Stannard. aged about four ye
,son OF Michael StAnnsrd, who resides
... West Wilmington, had his arm broken }
terday. The little fellew had climed on
hind wheels Of wagon, and the driver
knowing be WAS there, started of when
child's arm was caught between the spo
OF = wheel and the body Of the wagon.
Woak haa thu casa in charge. and hay