davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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thc renerat sentiment wns at this pnnt In favor Of
m Immediate str tk".
smpt. Uark-r, huwcver, sat1ful1y turned ttc rtr.
r,, lie asked tn t,c nrrmittrl IL lay some facts
lrfOrr thu 1nrrtlnp' nnsi alnwrd bis hrarrrs thas
t,ry would o-c much by striking thnn ny c1n
ttning at work. lsc ran ovrr The n,nnunta patu 10
afst ot witch the 10 per cent res'netlon
Engineers was eU2.1a; Of freight engineers,
fatln Of distributing engineers. 47H. NJ: Of
thiftinx engineers. ss:'. Z: The average pay Of
ra-4enKcr Nremcn was S11. ~: of ftc1ght Are.
sisal; nf fhiftine drcn,en, ys2. 28. x
fireman With a salary Of $50 per month
wnnhi lnsc by the reduction II he did not ttrfkc
si0 per year. y he lid strike he wou1d ioec $50
The first month he was ont and probably his ensffa
4,}0O per tchr by 1osinH his htuatfon. Tho
iompany. l,c assured them, would neither
FIELD to a. combination nor f8sor
an Individual The arguments affected The men
with gtrns furcr. AS sHnf1 as tho Superintendent
finished speaking lie LETT the room to allow the men
tn ,iehbcratc In private. Fifteen minutes later
they toii him they had determined 10 Re.
main At their pasts. Furthermnrc, they said
II any othcr dremen refused 10 abide BY their de-.
ti.inn and struck. they would assist tho Company
~ procure new men and train them to perform
their dutcs. The action II a great RELIEF, as II
promises to mt the rcnnsytyanla Itoad In poBIlon.
L. speedily resume through transportation. Al Ia
quiet at lcIf depot. and mo fronbr IL now nnticl.
pnrt! nn'css chicf Arthur lnterfcrcs with The en-
glnrcrs
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TExAH.
1 srHfKH ON THE THxAS PACIFIC.

sTHIKH ON THE THXAS PACIFIC.
GALvEsrnS. Tcx., July @i.-Thc NeWs' speclai
from alnsshalt and Dallas reports strika on tho
Trxaa Pacific Railroad. Tho mcn demand three
months back my. and tho withdrawal of the ato
ortlcf for lO per cent reduction VI their
wages. Tho shops at Marshal! wcrp closed
At noan yesterday, and no freight trains have
pasr,cd eyer to road stnee then. The strikers a!c
Conducting themselves In peaccah!c matlncr. No
violence te appFehcnlcd. They are very sanYNIne
ol having thplF restored. 1t Ii evident TINT
they lMyc tho syn,pAthy of tho people. Mall
tralns unIy will bs atluwul to run,
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CONvxARnLY MURDER.
HUkcfdt Manslich IN TAA Tefhnhk

FoHr WAYNE, Ind, July .a.-To-day noon
woman named Kscter, who obtained. divorce franz
her husband last month. was sallcd by tho latter
tw!so In the neck nna shoulder with = ehlsct. re-.
eets'hs injuries which ara pronounced fatal, Egg
!cE, III attempting 70 eacar6 from tho cn,wd who
pursued lin. wa* fee'l tu tho earth with JTuY.
ptn nnl dangerously hurt. lie u In Jail, Errlrr
Raust. "~ "
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SALARIES.

TIE rAIcEa TAiD ON THE NEW roRK CENTRAL.
sptcsa. ptspatca to 7A< Ts1sun&
Nxw YonE, July 2h.-Thc mannEcra OF the New
York Central and Hudson River Reads claim TINT
their cmploycs arc well paid, despite Tho 10 per
cent reduction uadc July !, and furrtsh these
hrures In proof:
Enetuscr.. per tav.s s.ao '<~ '' a.ts
t.s:ss:n!' k!ss':s!!; 'st sttss;: s:5;: III s::ss
switchnen. per
s,m1n ,msn.RS::: 10 90 to tsoo 5000 to 1850
month.... 4s, % 10 i2auo $3.50 to li2.a,
On account Of tho cscnness Of gradc run Of 100
mica constttGtca daya work fot engineers on nlt
sections Of the line, but whether tho engineers
Ivy mlica Of but ten they get g. ID day. For all
pr m: 'nf3 sn e. snsnesf
who Wishes gets l50 miles u day twenty -rlI days
nMt o. tho month, thus earning 81. = day, OF
Cnllef the oA rato engineers got ST. 20 day, and
at n. sar'o rate for extra mfleagc, and si:W.bo
CONTRARY TO CEREBRAL OPINION,
the mnnaRcrs nsrcrt that The present rrductton In
the first made among their employees since war
times, With the exception Of .!s pet cent tctac-
two years ago. They any that prcyona TO thu War
engineers only earned from gu; 10 $40 pgs ,uunth,
and nrcmcn, yard hands, and hwitchsncn only $40
o ,1p @ 70 Sanc
and tho real expenses OF living greater than low
They nsi.t that 'aborlnR men liavr had decidedly
the best Of thc bassaln Tor tho past four years.
ERfK.
thar condition. Althonsh employees and Company
have Ind frequent disputes abt'ut wnEcs the man.
n.c since t1,r War. anu that At tho reduced rates.
ti?tr nen are Tho best mid ot nl aboecrs Of eqnaI
1;llI N tho country. 'thc following isn table OF
reduction:
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TrSc men at gel twenty .8!x dnya IN tho hlnnt1l,
and tho engineers mud d1en,en rot paid pro rain TOR
every cxtra lnilc they run. Thu engncer* aldo AM,
extrA wages every day they chonso to do 10. I'u-
fore the Har nrn wgle paid OF tho Eric Tho sar1c
wngcA M IN the New York Central. These figures
shnw insl hnw badly the men have farcl, aud ttu
not tally rxnctly wt tbB assertions mado Of star.
tutiUn wnycB.
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Dtsvxn. COL. July .5.-Mareus uon.atcx,
VINO murdered family named nsuwn last
Nosember had has preliminary examination At
Leveta. Iiuerfano County, Yesterday. upou being
Identified BY Mss. Rice, daughter of the tseowns.
~ theIr snurierer, be was taken nut by tha cre~t
and hung. Everything WIS done In ~ orderly but
determined manner,
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uAtksA, IT.. July .5.-Thrce hpsscs waeo
btosn from tho premtses Of faru.cr named
Orscman. rcsdnx 1t Tetc. Des. .A1arts. Just acso.a
ths riycr, last night similar number wcro also
taken out VI pa-turc In Morn. IN This county, on
the .a1ue evening, and successfully run Oh.
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srMsar1xt1. July 70. The Jury returued = vcr.
dict Of guilty Ia tho Of Scot aud Dunlop. tho
Northampton bank burglars. Whlla Whiting for
ths verdict Scptt uade ~ Unsuccessful Attsnapt 10
destroy tie documentary eSiaeuce.
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NevadA CFvp- Prospects,

AWtIiH tNft1 Nfft1Hs. -"
:, This morning VIZ Overheard, without any lnten-
t!"n IL casetdrop, !hc follow Ing conversation be
tmecn Iady Srun lsrsse River Valley and yea.
" lnln wlo lI.e4 In towD. Said she: I" " hats
Tie urws In tosnr" Said he: 'tNothtug much;
what's ehs neAs up ths FiSer." Said shs: 'tSotA.
T.: uuch ellher; but there Nv lots of barley and
~-4sa thl4 AA{FQsk, -
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ScAsonnt,lc SuEkestlon.

= lH1F370Fa 31Nt<x.
THIS conversation took p!aeu nat long aVo he
tween maid -Aeryxnt and l1tls Sammy. u Hart
foEi baby. year. oId, who vi. ys,tiM. L.< grand
u,oil.eF iA t!.s country: SSrxant-"p.; sAn.,ny,
3ou Tad child. you mustn't throw thu.c cherry
stunss On this ncc new carpet; II will i4se grand
ma lAIa," sammy continuing Ills fnab--'' Then
n'uzzls heF." tAaid goes oG into psenoultosy
4pasM.}
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FIRES.


AT MAEfSTEE.
fpsriai Dt,J,atch IN TIE 7sf5unt
NAxrsTkE. Mfch.. July p, -The large boarding.
hou'c Ut John Bciow and the cirar et1sc of Nueh.
mann, next IT. wctc drstsoycd hy fire th< after.
noon. Lost. Sa.ifl1; insured in lhe AtlaA for
81, oo0 aud the Royal Canadian for $500.
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Fpfrfa! fNsputrh Ia 71e 7ra5Hns.
LAss1rE. Ill.,, Jnly 25 The Jury OF inquest in
the cnac OF tho three men suGocatel by snake In
Williamson t Holmes cosl mine. In the northeast
part Of Lasn1'e Township, nixhs twforc last rem
lcrctl verdict ccnsurina the rupr.ctors for fsilue
to keep watchmsn at l,sc bead Of lhc shntt-
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11AST.tls139 Atf1tEATET).
A,.,3t,g F)is,.rf,.A IN 7Hs TrfhnAA

Mr, V8nNox, H., July .A.-Ths parties smpti.
eated In the murder Of Mn. Nct'ann, mentioned
In the dispatch of tast nt.ht, Wcre arrested to-
day near SpFng Gasden. aho sccna Ut the shuck.
Ing NEEnrfunru.
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WAsuiXarox, D. e.. July 2u--1 a. m.-For tho
1ake region southeast to southwest winds, warm.
CT, partly cloudy or clear weather. followed by
cooler nor,hcnrt wlnds on tho lover lakes, nnl
possibly rising barometer.
LuuAL oBsKRTATIoxs+
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Special l3itrxltch to 3ht 7,1bnnt.
OTTAWA. Ill. July 95.-EiWasd Howard. a
yonng farmer living near Marsclllcs nttcmptcd 10
Jump FINN the westward .l'oun passenger. trnin on
the ftock Island Knad It vas nearing the station
in tha city this afternoon, and. In sun,o way. Was
caught nndeY the Wheels. Ono leg was cut III jUrt
hsluw the knee. and tie Other was terribly cris.cd
lie lived Abuht three hours after the ncellunt.
, 1877-07-26

STlPfT-MAILHOrSE-J Is, by the 1.ev.
pF. A,!lrr. Mr. e. h. slut and Mlss Ltrpccea Nail-
h0use, Al tho l1ther i!nhsr.
kV New Orleans PapeEa please copy.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15
The Revised Statutes Commission bav,

The Revised Statutes Commission have
been busily at work since the end of last
session, and their labors are now about to
be completed, and will be reported to Con-
gress soon after the return of Mr.. Boutwell,,
a prominent member of the Commission,
on whom most Of the duties have been de-
volved, and who will remain here until
their labors are concluded. The better
opinion of our Congressman seem to indi-
cate that the work of the Commission
should be revised by them with the great
est care anl closest investigation, rather
than the heretofore hurried and bune ling
manner in which they have been approved
and rushed through both Houses. From
consultations by the Committees of the two
Houses on this matter, they have concluded
to report bill, which will carry out these
ideas, and thereby obtain the desired pro-
per revision Of the laws.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15
The Texas Pacific enter prise will

THE Texas Pacific enter prise will bt
advocated before Congress, upon tn.
grounds Of high morality and public ne.
cessity, as a National enterprise, impera-
lively called for by the wishes of the peo-
pie, and not one of those lobby schemes,
to put the ]ucre in the pockets of monopo-
lied spectators, usually push through by
ready cash and gorgeous midnight dinners.
A member, who is of rather quick scent,
upon being informed of the above tactics,
replied, "that it is as dead as door nail"
which, to the discerning mind, signifies
that the Texas Pacific bill met with hot
opposition, if not killed outright. The
friends Of this measure are using every
exertion to put the bill through the House,
and seem sanguine of their ability to do so.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15
From the Earliest Ages.

SCROFULA has been the bane, and as II
were, the curse of mankind. Moses, in the
18th chapter of Levitieus, lays down yery
explicit rules on this disease. SO terrible
and lOathsOme had IL been cOnsidl ed tn en-
that person known to be Infected with if
would not be allowed tt mix with society
The Jews regarded 1t as divine infliction
and believed there was no cure for it. II
was then the sins ofa youth or diviation
from the paths of virtue were punished ss
long as life lasted. Happily In our day.
the sience OF medicine has been developed
the great storehouse of MAJ ure furnishes a
remedy the disease is stripped of it's ter,
ror by the use OF theS eSAMAkTTAN'S ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, anG the victim OF
Scroflla, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, Blotches.
litter, etc, can be restored to sound health
In few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
OF the dark ages We are well aware. Manv
now fail to find a cure as well as thew d;1
then, To all such the Samaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove q happy boon
eradicating all impurities nom tf.e blood
and making the complexion bright and
healthy. A few bottles Will remove pim.
pies or blotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetics and powders. ROOT ANDHERR
JUICES $l.25 per bottle: Sent by express
to any address:
DESMOND e. CO.
9lh Racestreet. Phiiadelphia, y
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15
WILMINGTON. Del. nov. 15, 1877.

The newspaper interview is Of modern
invention and American origin. When
properly regulated, it is an excellent thing.
It is convenient for the public, and conve-
nient for the man whose utterances it CONS
municates. It puts the readers Of news
paper in possession Of the views enter
tanned by an important or prominent per-
son upon subjects Of interest, when other
wise those views might be inaccessible or
unknown; and it enables the party inter-
viewed to express his opinions, if he so
chooses, in the lively form of conversa-
tion, and without the trouble or the ex-
treme responsibility attending the compo-
sition Of an elaborate essay or the delivery
Of set speech.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15
e. F. Kunkel' Bitter Wine
ut iron.

F.. +, Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine ot
Iron will e1iectually cure liver compIaint'
jaundlce, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
debility. chronic diarrhoea, disease OF the
Kidneys and all diseases arising from ~
disordered liver, stomach or intestines'
such as constipation, fl .tulence, inward
piles, fullness Oh blood to the head. acifitv
OF the stomach, nausea. heartburn. disgust
for food fullness or weight in the stomach
sore quotations, sinking or tiuttering M
the pit OF the stomach, swimming of the
head. hurried or di1icnlt breathing, fiutter-
ings at the heart, choking or sufiocatinp
sensation when in a lying posture dimness
OF Vision. dots or webs before The sight.
dull pain In the head, deficiency of pies,
piration, yellowness Of the SIX in and ewes
pain in the side. back, head, chest, lin bs'
etc, sudden fushes of heat, burning in the,
flesh, constant imaginirgs fevil and great
depression OF spirits. Price 81 per bottle.
Beware of counterfeits. Do not let vonr
druggist palm off some other preparation
of1ron he may say is a good but .sk for
Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take M
other. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron ia not
sold in bulk-only IN 81 bottles. K. +. Kun
kel, Proprietor, No. 259 North Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all druggists.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15
+. =. II unkePs ustral & E. F
EuhAels shampoo for
the Hair.

=, The best and cheapest Hair Dressing and
ds ha,I Cieaner In the world. they remove
dandruff. alley irritation, soothe and coni
the M heated scalp, prevent the hair from
lailing on, and promote the growth in a
very snort time, They preserve and bear.
NY the hair. and renderit soft and glossy
aney lmpart brilliancy and Silly az.
hair dressing, they are unriyai led: eradi. =
cate dandiuff and prevent badness. The
Snampoo cleans the hair, removes greece.
scruH ltchlng, eruption, Cures headache
caused by heat and fatigue. KunkeTs
SnampoO ana Lu,tral restore hair to q nat.
ural and glossy color, restore faded. drv
narsh and wiry hair, Price per bottle g.
ASK your druggist for them or send to r.
kunkel, Proprietor, No. $50 North Ninth
street. Philadelp phia "-
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15

NIOTICE.--I, Timothy McCarron In COM
IN pliance with the requirements OF the
Act OF Assembly, in such c. - made and
provided, doherebXB aye notAeB thA sha q
apply % writing lpthe Ceast Of NIer "rxl
the State OF Delawafe. In and 10r TIL unty
Of New Castlsfnp6n Monday, The lh day
|of Noyembery D.. lS7f beipg Qe frst
day Of the next NoveMbeE tNfm of ~ said
Court, for q license % Reep an7nn or
Tavern, at No. 7O5 West. I'd street, 10th
Ward, Of ihe CITY Of Wilmington: New
Castle. County, In the State Of Delaware,
and To sell Intoxicating liq uors ih less
quantities than one quart to be drunk On
the premlsss, and ths following citizeng
recommend the said application, to wit:
Alexander Boon, - Artemas wilhelm,
B. Mooney. John w. Carey.
Chaa. H. Beckett, Francis Haughey,
jar es Murphy, And. W. Kennedy,
Lemuel Hitch, Edw. J. Hsys, 1 J, \ \
p. H. Noon, John McAteer.
Charles Carr, James O'Donnell,
JOS W. wilhelm. Geo. W. starr EFT,
John Guthrie, Thomas Manic
John Ward, David H. BarR er,
]. C Wigglesworth, Patrick Cahill, l
7 homas Hagan. D. j. McAteer,
William Walsh, Michael McAteer,
Hugh ehields. -
nov7.St TIMOTHY McCARRON.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15
Warranted for Five Years.
CAUTION! !

All persons are cautioned not 10 ,nSnh ,nSih
deal in or use any sewing macnilee s%,agdc
sew with our needle, and mas 9 tno oooisfea
stitch, or that have the new paten ten.,,rchasA
attachment, unless the same are pun p.S nr
from this Company, or their a.ent BE-
censes, and stamped ur0n our 'vunscrup
ware OF worthless limitations ana uaircnlsn
uious parties who have copied ,,mly oIi the No.
advertisements. &C.. and buy Only Wv
chine man ufacturedby Us. . ,nachins
1.-THE wonder is how 80 good raobs. y =.
can be'sold at so low q price,, ssider \
I'VE have the machine and SConnnnSscripL
first-class in every respect. l.aadersA~
I'VE can recommend 1t 10 Our le""
[Christian Index. N. Y. ..,o,v We ~
"rhe machine arrived saiey. oa ali you
more than pleased with II; ~ laSI aJg' call lhs
attention of our readers to 1t.
christiso; aa 1Sorsueh,y resi- onriOls oompstp%s tps
prom pt in ali their dealings, ana opeN ae NY
we commend to our readers
Sample machines with table esr1d aId on re-
forwarded TO any part OF Inc "
'e'p'ol EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
snec,a, terms and extra indpcemn,ee,usIs seane,s' sts
nafs and female agents, store -Kesp'ts Keeptsi ireA
Comfy rights givon to smart W circulsn
Samples Of sewing, descripl.Voo oonSrayipp
containing terms, testlmonis'sse sent in roSss
etc, sent free. All noneS nr by explsssS,
office money orders GIa.'S artn SeIiyeiy Of ou
are perfectly secure. Sale oo''' 81
goods guaranteed. +,ops etc., nu''
All orders, communicatlon''
be add essed to the 30 IN.
PEERLEss MANUEAGTpphs..S" q.
--,'- PHILADELPHIA PA'
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15
&. g. BrGGs, Register.
p EGIsTER'S ORDER.
N kEGIsTER's OFFICE. ~

New Castle County, October.4, 1877.
Upon the application Of John Cummings,
executor OF John Brown, late VI Whining.
ton Hundred. In said county, deceaA ed, It
is ordered and directed by the Register
that the executor aforesaid give notice OF
granting letters testalnentary upon the es-
tate Of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereo', by causing advertise-
mcnts to be posted within forty days
from the date of such letters in
SIX of the NEST public places Of
the county OF New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the estate
70 present the same or abide by an act of AS
sembiy In such case made and provided.
And a!so cause the same to be inserted
within the same period in the MORNING
HEsALD, newspaper published in viii
mlngto on, and to be continued therein
three weeks (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal of Office
> of the Register aforesaid, at New
! EALl Castle, in New Castle County, aiore-
said, the day and year above writ
ten. 8. G. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.---All perso~s having claims
against the estate tf The deceased must
present the same duly sttested to the Ex-
ecutor on or before October 4th, 1878. or
abide the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
JOHN CUMMINGS, Executor,
Address Wilmington. Del. oc6-eod
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15

TEE Ways and Means Committe have
at their several meetings held last week
INDUCED in nnlimitedS discussions Among
themselves, on the different subjects before
them, but as yet have not settled down to
work, nor do they expect to accomp plbh
anything Of importance until The regular
session in December next. The chairman
of the Committee, Mr.. Wood, deems that
the times demanded thorough overhaul
ing and revision of the tariff. as we'll as
very material alterations in the excise laws,
and this view of the situation is co1curred
In by majority of the committee. As we
stated. shortly after the meeting Of Con-
|gress, the tariff should be simpli6ed by
extending the free list, and making re-
duction on numerous articles, reliance for
the receipt of revenue being placed on
few principal staples, and our views seem,
from conversations to the above effect with
members Of the Committee, to meet with
their approval. There is also firm belief
with the Committee that reduction Of so |
cents per gallon on whisky would produce
greater revenue from that source, as we'll
as general reduction of internal taxation.
An effort will be made to take off the tax
on depositors Of National Banks, but,
whilst this may succeed in committee, il
will undoubtedly fail in the House. Both
The above committee and the Committee
IN Appropriation have concluded to act in
accord, the one to reduce taxation, and the
,ther to cut down the expenditures Of the
Government, wherever it can be done,
without detriment 10 the public interest,"
md in this connection the employees will
'e reduced some Is per cent, as the conn.,
nittee have ascertained that if the clerks ,
would be prompt on hand q. "a. M, and
york faithfully, not leaving off until P.
d., the sbove reduction could be made, !
nd the public served as we'll, as with the t
resent large force, and the decapitation
'ill certainly take place. u
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15
A NEWSPAPER is not public institution

A NEWSPAPER is not public institution,
but purely private enterprise. 1t is
usually printed, solely and entirely for the
benefit of its owners. This may be sel6sb
and, perhaps, sordid view of the ques-
ton, but it is, nevertheless, the true and
honest one. This obvious fact is too often
overlooked by individuals seeking the use
Of its columns for special purposes.
1t is matter of almost daily occurrence
for publisher to be solicited to print gra-
tuitously certain articles not bearing upon
public, but simply advocating private or
corporate interests. This is frequently
done on the specious plea that supposed in
dustries or municipal interests m ay be ul-
timately benefited by the publication.
when in reality no effort would be made to
secure the result if personal interest were
not a. the foundation of the transaction.
We are now speaking of covert adver-
tisements, articles written as interesting
matter, but shrewdly intended to put mo-
ney in ths purses Of the individuals or
corporations seeking their publicity. This,
Of course, does not cover great and grave
questions Of public policy, which every
honest and independent journalist will fear
lessly discuss without considering who NAV
be pleased or offended, or what effect his
course may have upon the question of pa
tronage. The point we desire to make is
that the same rules which apply to general
business should be invariably extended to
newspapers. The advertising columns Of
newspaper are exactly like the wares upon
storekeepers shelves, and it is from their
proper and legitimate use that the pub
Usher, in connection with the sale of his
paper, obtains the revenues which enable
him to issue bis journal.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15

NOTICE, - in compliance With the re-
~ quirements Of the act of Assembly in
such cases made and provided we hereby
publish our intention to make application
IN writing to the Court of Geueral Sessions
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of the state
of Delaware, In and for New Castle county
OH Monday, the 10th day of November. A.
u. lS77, for license to sell Intoxicating
liquors. for medicinal purposes, at No, 7Ji
Marker street IN the Filth Ward, City of
Wilmington, and the following respectable
cltlZens recommend the sid application:
y W Maui, Alexis smith,
samuel McClary, Jr. II II Jones,
george Grubb, Benjamin Nields,
Hlwood Garrett, Igpatius q Grnhh
Willam Iatnall, John H WalraveD,
"a, Aioert W Smlth. George Walraven,
Tn9mas 1, In II savery, Patrick Taggart,
Joel Frlst, w A LaMotte,
george Allmon, Il Bringnurst Jr
EuWarq W Hoopes, Anthony Higgins,
FRANK rye, samuel Marshall,
Isaac Lloyd, Charles + Fritz,
ocI5o'3t SMITH & PAINTER.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15

NOTICE.-I, Jos. H. Richards in cOmpli-
~ ance with the requirements of the act
of Assembly in sucn cases made and pro-
vided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing to the Court OF General
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
the State Of Delaware, in and or the county
Of New Castle, upon Monday the 10Th day
Of November, A. D. 1877. being the first day
of the next November term of the said
Court for license 10 keep an Inn or Tavern
known as the Atlantic Garden, 224 King
street, in the Second Ward. of the City Of
Wilmington, In the State of Delaware to
sell intoxicating liquors In less quantities 9
than one quart, to be drunk on ,he premi-
ses, and the following respectable citizens
recommend the said application, to wit:
Jos Sickle, VIM beckley,
N Melchoir, John Elliott,
John Parker, Chas z sparks,
Bernard Row, Michael Kenny.
VIM L Gilbert, Jacob l. Brown,
L E File, Martin Elliott,
Chas Weyl; n Melchoir. Sr
VIM Brennan, r w Kirby,
q Dennis. Anthony Willis
Jenny, Jacob 4cheller,
John F Taylor, James M Sweeten.
VIM r Tush, Jos Brown
Patrick Long, Jos Bradford.
nov2-3t JOSEPH II. RICHARDS.