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The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
@ 9ERIFFS SALE,

BY virtue Of a writ Of Lcvari Facias tC
me directed will be exposed to public sale
at the Lafayette Hotel, 84l Shipley stree t.
kept by George w. Nrtlip, IN the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %, A. D., 1877,
at 2 O'Clock, p. N,
Thefollowing described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot Of land, with brick
messuage thereon, situate in said city OF
Wilmington, ana particularly described az
follows, TO wit: Beginning on the north.
erly side of Front st between Walnut and
French streets. at about 3S IT. in. from the
westerly side of Walnu' S :. being the mid
die of partition wall, thence thereby
parallel with Walnut ST., through said wall
about 60 #. to land tt-Smlth. thence west
cry para lei with H'ront ST.. about lS #. : in.
10 land OF Michael Lally, thence outhefly
parallel with Walnut ST., about sixty nine
it. to the sand northery side Of Front ST..
anu III nee thereby easterlv about lSft. Gin
to the place of beginning, be the contents
there t " hat they may.
Seized and tax en- IN execution as The pro-
perty of William Duffy, al d Mary his wife,
and /. t. and to be nd by
ISAAC GRU8B, Sheriff.
Sherff"s Office, New Castle August l, lf77
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REUNION,

There will be grand reunion of the diff.
ferent: councils, of the order of o. U.A.
M, this evening at Jefferson Council, No.
10.
The officers Of the State body have been
visiting the several COUNCILS during the
week, and propose to finish their lsbors in
social reunion at the above Council, In their
Hall, 2l9 King street. The officers of the
State body extend their thanks to all the
members who accompanied them, and feel
confident the recent meetings will be long
remembered.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
SHERIFFS SALE,

BY virtue of q writ of Lhvari Facias to
mo directed, will be exposed to Public Sae
at the Lafayette Hotel, S4l Shipley stree
kept by George W. Ortliu. iii the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
WEDNES DAY, Augu %, A. D. 1s77,
At 2 O'Clock. p. NJ,
The FLOWING described Neal Estate, VIZ:
All tn t. certain lot "f land with tn
buildings thereof situate in the cityOf Wal
mihglou, Dnu4ued anr described as follows,
to wit: Regiu' ing at a pointOn The north.
erly side or Front ST., a. 49 II. WIDE at the
dis ance Of Is fl. one inch from the wesl-
rrly 81 'e of Walnut s.. (at is #. 6 in widr.)
and place Of beginning. being AT the mid
die distance between Wa and french
streets, thence herewith north 81 degrees
east 81 fl.t, a line OF land If Mrs. Isabella
He'd "cb, theme. a'ong line f said Iand
north 5s degrees. west ~ #. 8 in. to q line of
land now or formerly beionRiLgtO hehe1rs
of arsen Wilson, deceased, lnence south
3 degrees. west IS # to The aforesaid side of
trOnt ST., and thence tnerety south IS de-
grreS, eas, 20 tt. s in. to the place of begin
uing b tha the contents thereof hat they
may. Book X, Noi. n"ge SS7 Dc.
Seized aud taNen in execution rs the pre-
oerty ot William Luffy, and Mary his vile,
and TO be sold bv
IiAAC CRUDE, Sheriff
ihnrft's Office, New Castle. august l, 1877.
augi.tS
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS,
SIXTH WARD,

SIXTH WARD.
An enthusiastic and well attended meet
ing of the 9th Ward Republicans was held
last evening, in the Masonic Temple.
President, G. B. Underwood Secretary,
R. G. Fraim.
The meeting recommended the following
city ticket.
Council, Joseph Adams, 2 years; Henry
W. Downing, year.
Inspector, Southern District, f. G. Std.
ham.
City Inspector, David Stevenson.
Inspector, Northern District, Edward G.
Moore.
Assistant Inspector, John Runner;
Meeting adjourned.
FIRST WARD.
At the meeting of the Republicans of the
First Ward, Thomas A. Bennett, President,
H. NJ. Mullen, Secretary.
The following were chosen ss q commit
tee on nomination Legion Grimes, H. NJ.
Mullen and Thomas j. Bennett.
Meeting adjourned to meet In same place,
next Tuesday evening.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
C n ERlFF'S SALE.

NJ
BY virtue of writ of Levari Facias
to me directed. will be exposed to Public
sale III lhe Lafayette Hotel, Sal -hirleY ST..
kept bv George w. Ortiip, in the City of
Wiilnlngt' II, New Castle County, Dela ware,
on
WEDNESDAY, the cd day OF August, 1877,
a. z O'Clock, r. M,
7 he follow ing described Real Estate, viz,
All ih cell tan lot or piece of land with
the buildings thereon situate in the city of
" ilmngtOn aforesaid BOUNDED ana de-
scribed as Oiows to wit; Beginning al a
corner stake on the northerly side Of Front
street, az ~ feet wide al the distance OF 81
feet 3 iuches from the westerly side of Wall
nut street at TO feet inches wide being a
corner of lot late Of George Steinicken,
thenca along a line of said lot north ~ de-
srees east 8 feet to another corner OF The
aforesaid lot thence north 5S degrees west
d feet IL inches to he mi'dle distance he
tweea Walnut and French streets, thence
Herewith south 81 degrees west 81 feet to
Front 81 theuce herewi! h outh IS degrees
east "a feet 10 inches t, the place OF begin
nmg be the contents hlOre or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of William Duffy and Mary, his
vile and to be sold by
la AZ GRUBB, Sheriff.
>herff Office, New Cas- lie. August lst,l
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BASE BALL.
YESTERDAYS GAME,

On account of the disbandment of the
Beverly Club, the Fleetfoots of Paschal-
Vile, Philadelphia, visited this city yester-
day, and met the Quicksteps, who defeated
them by q score of 10 to 2, and these two
runs were obtained on errors.
The game, on account of some of the
Fleetfoot's players being left behind
in Philadelphia, did not commence until
4:30 O'Clock, and was noted for heavy
batting on both sides, but especially the
Quicksteps who had also some fine playing
in the field. The high liner caught by
Blogg, the foul caught by Mucher, and
difficult fly by Kelly, were deserving Of
praise.
The Fleetfoots played we'll at the start,
but the "Quicks" gaining the lead, demor.
allied them, and thereby prevented them
from making better score. It can be said
to tbs credit of the ''Quicks," that the
Fleetfoots suffered their first defeat out Of
twenty games, at the hands OF our boys.
sellmsn, of the Providence (R. I.) Club,
played short.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
CIIERIFF'S SALE.

y
BY virtue of writ Of venditioni expo
mas 10 me i,ected will be exposed to
Pub ic sale at the Lafayette Hotel, No. S4l
SbipI,.y street kept by George w. Ortip,
in the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county, Delaware, on
WEDN ESiAi, August %, 1877,
at2 o'clock. p. NJ,
,-ha following described Real Estate. viz:
Ali 1ha. certain lot or phrcel of land, wi h
, two stOried frame house thereon erected
nm, y,u as No 5l7 Madison ST. situate in ,ho
ritv of Wilnirg'on. New Castle county and
" ,ate of DeiaWa T. bounced and described
az follows, to wit: Beginning at point
nn the westerly side of Madison ST., AT the
II.tnnce of ilS feet four inches, northfrly
yrom The nOrtherly side of 5th ST thencc
,ueslerly parallel with 9Th ST., passing
ihruugh the centre of the division wall OF
his and the house adjoining on the south
rI Fl +, the eaSterly S,d' of a 'hree feet wide
Yi,ev. leading into Fifth ST., II ence north.
Nv nv tie said side OF sn d alley parallel
wth Madison ST., IL u tc a corner OF james
Ri,es and thence p"steriy by line of said
i.i,es nie lana. parallel win 5lh st., passing
~ E1rh thn centre Of pal ty division wal
~ ~ thiS and the house adjoining on the
Nor h &, 1T to the aforesaid side o. Madls n
.t; .nd thence thsrcby south rlv ID ft. TO
,be nlnce of begin ning. be the contents
'nrnof what they may, with the use and
', VI " Of fhp atOrps id lhr f'' wide alley in
,n,,mnu with OF hers eatitled thereto for
ever , l.; ,oort;o, os tho ,ro
,,ertv of John G. Glatts, aud o De SOLD Dy
perry VI ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sberif's Office, New Castle, August J. 1877.
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NIIERIFE'S SALE.

NHERIF+'S SALE.
BY a virtue Of a writ of Levari Facias,
to me direr ed, will be exposed to public
safe atthe l4..Iayette Hotel. AL Shiptey st..
kept by George ", Ortlip, in the city of
wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware
WEDNEHDAY, Au~u1t 22d, A. D. III,
st 2 O'clock, P, NJ,
The following described ',eal Estate, viz,
All ha Ger ain lot or piece of land, witt
a three stor, brick house thereon erected
situate in 1hs citv Of Ni)mn'ton, afpre-
lid, and DO nttd as follows, to wit: Be-
ginni at the corner formed by the inter.
section o. the westerly side of Jackson 81 &.
With the sputne'ly side o; Frontst., thence
W esteriy along s,id de OF Front ST., 90 f..
10 the e,lsterl' side OF a two IT wide alley
Iheuce southerly along said size OF said
a.ley par'l!el witn Jackson st. 70 IT to n
inc Cf and Of N. SineX, thence with his
line e.sterly anu thr ugh the division wall
# the sd.joiuing h. us on the south 6O it,
to the sal uestarly s'de OF Jackson st. and
thence thereby northerly 20 #. to the place
of ginning. be tn contents tn reof what
the mny Book q. Vol, 8, page l29 &c.
Setzad and taken. in eXecu' ion as the pro-
,,ert, OF MyIes Burke. and Sarah, his wife,
and t. t., and to b sold bv
ISAAC GRUIB, Sheriff.
!herif's Office. New Castle, August ], LIT.
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,Hhhlt'F'5 SALE.

iy, virtue Ct a writ OF. Levari Facias tc
IT, "rrr'rd viii BE- exposed to Public a {
!, aAr lafayette Hotel, Sil Shipley strc ct
N ~ 'r0 urtlip III the City Of Wi
t,"5"l, New Ctstle Cou atty, Delawdr
EDNhSDAY, tile 5th day of Sept, 1877
c., at o'c Ock, p. NJ,
/ ~ hIoWiAs described neal Estate, viz:
n II >i.'t i"'>t Two iot", pieces, or palc'is n1
{rorr,a;I@ rr ,aiT@,td in the City of v lining on,
;"iU, oou nded us follows. to wit: \ 0.
"'t ~ IT Z the westerly .ide of iatnalJ
i ~, ~ ,Mr'W"en Eighth and Ninth streets,
H. j" q" ,Ar distance Of lil #. from t!.esouth
n a II,,v Io,,nl Ninth street. in the middle of
Fo,n 'ty ~, Ll'' = in in width, separating thi.
hn' h'' roo o",l Il hobert h. Jones on then a TIL;
4 eI |c "iS'erly through he middle of said
M ~ nAu parallel to Ninth street, 80 #.
lie ,n a.; r., 70 sta e; thence soulherly par
Lruc, l"'hall street, Is it,. to n st;Is :;
Cnrc ,In 4, east rly. passing through ,he south
ID >" Wa!l al the midd e Of this house.
;,'n"E" I"E" rl TO Ninth street, 81 #. and in,
q, ,ho n,.u oiIe of 4a nall sti eel; and thence
'i,h IS 1t h the place of beginning,
Ic'rn ,onl"e-Story brick dwelling house
yD pvDn = hDeylnDing at the northerly side Of
r. l'' "a II stieet, b tween WilsO and Pop
,,t.. .'Iv S' AT the dlsIauce of - 1t. fir, IN the
re ~ sue OF " ilsOn street, AZ II. B sci
,waiuc uc at the middle of the division wall
,o"cn "n'.h ms and reidel's blick DIVE ling;
,rnt ,nr uor' her'y parallel with Wis ii
=, ~ r5 rl5ht.oush the middle of said divi,ioD
I'd ,ii!' vi i!' 10 the sUu'hcrly side of 3 fl.
,Ilh'r,teE' running easlerIy 26 f., to he
mo end OF All al,e 3 fl. wide, run
. War; ""Iiherly about Is TT. into another =
r s,,aai '1 ~ running from wilson to Pop
sstd e., m lhe zee with the s9uthefly side
p@Lm,nlrEt T.u ,lrEt mentioned alley 20 # to j, sppll
'Iy nnn, m""t Inc; 'hehce by the same >ou,n
y - tPpaiAl'Gl puG with Wilson street, and pass
D wmau,S2h aouSh the middle Of the party wal
TN, g" 's, me Two houses g. tt more or less.
enc. 'l,' sHii side of seventh street and
IL NJ niphg the same, westerly, 26 IT,. to
v-I|ilm"cce OF beginning, with tw b icK
SeiiSs erected thereon.
'o,,"',u', ana taken in execution as the
nr h{yy OF Moses Blint,n aud Narg ,rat
:, VII '!S %'ft; Caleb G. Hood and Mary r,
. hi, hWin ,Jrrcmia starr, Jr., ana Rtbccca
,iz -, =, nwit; and Jose,h Halloween anJ
ii H." n"e'h a., his Wifs, and t. t.'s, and TO nr
shsrio,. ISAAC GRUBR; Sheriff
nmuj3 ~" 3o!lllce, NV Cas- !e, Aug. Is, 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
CHEEfF'FS SALE.

>
fsy virtue OF writ Ol 1evaria tac!a'
to me directed, will be exposed to PuDl e
Sale, at The lafayette Hotel Al ) lpley
street, kept by george ". Crtlip IN lhe
cty OF Warrington, Few Castle county
Delaware.tn
WEDNKSD Y the 22I'd day Of August, 1871
at2U.clock p. NJ.
TIE following described Real Estate viz;
All trat certain lot Of land with The
frame building thereon erected, situate II
hristiana hundred, county "a STATE
af resaid, bounded as 70 lows to VII: BE
gin Ing At the northwest corner or -tVeGlh
avenue a d c, stree th"nce W sler
along the said northerly de OF q street,
luOft. to a corner, thtl ce no merry 20"
parallel TO seventh avenue ~ IT. 10 aho lel
corner. thence easterly aud paraile 10 the
trsi mrnl .ned line and {. street l0' II. tC
thD said NcS''r'y side OF SeVen(h avenue
and thence II er by sOuther!y Az II. 10 the
place of beg nulug, BE- the contents thereo
what they may .,.,,o,,,-
ESeZ Il INA taken in execution as'ne pro-
Dprtv o I'll mas Gal OWay trustee Oh vi Iy
+ Coleman, and Mic 10 rs = 'lthltn an 4
Wary h. his wife auu t. L., a"d to De solo
by
ISAAC GHUBB, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office New Castle,
Aug. lst lH77.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
CHURCHES.

1.-THE Sleep of the Soul" The Rev. j.
NJ. T. Otis will preach on this subject In the
West Presbyterian Church, to- morrow
evening, in which he will give an account
OF the origin of the doctrine and history
OF its influence on the cause of religion In
the past.
In the absence of the pastor, religious
services will be held by the congregation of
the First Presbyterion Church, in the lee
ture room, corner of Tenth and Market
streets, tomorrow at 1880 O'Clock .. ~.
and 7.45 p. m.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
PERSONAL,

John G. Farrs, Secretary and Treasurer
OF the Delaware. Western Railrod, is re-
creating at Jeaville, New Jersey. rs
A. G. Robinson, cashier of the Farmers
Bank, is at Brandywine Summit camp.
Capt. John Durzee, of the bark Gazelle,
has just returned from visit to his friends
in New Hampshire.
William Cauley, left yesterday morning,
for Bethlehem, New Hampshire, for six
weeks vacation.
G. W: Roberts, is spending . week At
Salem, Mass.
Prof. John G. Harkness, and wife have
returned from Northport, Waldo Co. Maine.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
SHERIFF SALES.
SALE.

in hLt1!Tr . cAl4Es
By virtue of "a writ of 1evari Facias
H. me directed Will be tXposcl 70
|fUb.lc sale at the Lafayette No!el, NO, sil
kuiuey street, Kept by George W. or'lip,
1n The city Of WimiagtOn, New Castle
cou0tE Delaware, on
Nv b -E-DAf ,tne24 d day Of August, 1871,
at O'Clock =. M
The blowing described Real Estate VIZ:
A All that certain Lot orp ere Of l. nd with
lAc II htings thereon e,e ted situated IN
r. "tNof Wilmington aforesaid, bounded
4 rd described rs follows to wit: Bsginnlng G.
t'orner stake on The northerly side OF
lont street at the distance of 9a feet .
Rn"hrS from the westerly de of Walnut
f'rrrl heinga corner of lot late OF George
4 lrnlhen, thence along Line of sad Lot
por'I 3! degrees elst 81 feet to another cor
Rtr OF sa lot, thence north So, west ~ feet
" inches 10 the middle distance between
Y alhul and rench streets thence there,
\ IN sou hH2 degrees west 81 feet to rOnt
lFtet and thence there with south 5S de-
'""S east "a feet 10 inches to the place of
P%'ihItg, be the contents more or less.
" iHel and AIKEN in execuI Jonas the pro-
P.F'l Of William Duffy, and Mary his wife,
ii" |. l., and 10 be SOLD by
ISAAC GEUGB, Sheriff.
Z"n1H'! o'fce, New Castle. Aug. 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
SUNDAY EXCURSION TO LANDEN'
BURG,

Tomorrow morning, at half past ten, the
excursion train for Landenberg, leaves the
foot of Market st, and reaches there in re-
turn at 6 p. m At half past two, grand
mass temperance meeting will be held in
Weiler's Grove, near the depot. The popu-
lsr speakers Hargis, Morrow, Whelan and
Burton will address the assembly. Go by
oil means, the round trip costing only forty
cents. Dinner or lunch can be had of the
gentlemanly proprietor of the grove, Mr..
NJ. V. Pyle.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
DEATH OF A FRENCH WRITER.

PARIS, Aug. 17-Louis Prosper Ernest
Duzergie de Hauranne, ex-Deputy for SAM
cerre, and the author of some works on the
United States, whose death was reported
last night, died on Wednesday of ofsunstroke,
at DeanviIle, in the thirty fourth year of
his age. He was one of the leading mod
crate Republicans, and son of the histo-
rian of Parliamentary Government in
France"
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
T. GOAL Affairs.
LIBERAL LEAGUE.

A meeting of the Liberal League will be
held Tomorrow morning, at McClary Hall,
lhird-story, when DR.. D. s. Cadwalader
will lecture on "The Exigencies of the
Times" After the lecture, the subject will
be open for discussion, wherein any opinion
will be received, respected and kindly criti-
cised. As this subject is a continuance of
the Leagues examination of the Capital
and Labor question, which has proved very
Interesting, so an interesting meeting Is ex-
pected Tomorrow.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18

rHAs.4G OF hOUlS-Wl I'm N6ION u \
4 WIS ERN NAIiIHn \ D--Comme C.
IN. H. Thursday Dec 4, 1875. Trains Will run
I,s%, Wilmington 10 u Il n, and 3or m
awe w .,anienbnrg Is N and 30 p ~. n
|Arrye at Wilmington 7 IS a m, and 3 III
pm. =, 10 m ond 4 aO
| 'v%NECTIONS. Train leaving Iarden
Ihrya,6Ia n. with train for Ph1Iadel'
p44 81 j. u am. man, ~
win rain lpavIpg Philadelphia at $40 m
ald P,nnsyivaniaa and Delaware train .eaV-
{l9s Ian ienberg at O0 p. Ia.
| Tain Leaving LanGenbers al ~ p. III; j;
/ with Pennsylvania ANA Delaware r. ana
/ " Il train leaving Wilmington for E'hiia'
|at ~ p. N.
/ lran leaving Wilmfntton at 80 p M
with train leaving Philadelphia al t 10 p
/" D. CONNTLT. Sup
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
INNINGS.
1 q As 7S9
Quickstep, l 0 Q 30 81 la
Fleetfoot, 0 900 O1 1 0 02
SHORT STOPS.

SHORT STOPS.
The Quicksteps will play the German.
town Club of Philadelphias this afternoon.
This Is q strong team, having often defeat
ed both the Athletic and Defiance Clubs.
On Monday the Qickstsps will 70 on
tour to Baltimore, where they will play the
Excelsiors in the afternoon, and the Balti.
more club on Tuesday afternoon. An &C.
count of each game will be published the
following morning in the HERALD,
There was a game played yesterday after
noon at Fourth and Lombard streets, be-
tween the Red Stockings, Jr., and the Inde-
pendence clubs, of this city, resulting IN .
score of 8 to 0, In favor of the former.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
SHERIFFS S ALE.

By virtue of a writ Of Levari F"cias, TO
ma directed viii "e exp 81 d 10 Public
sale at the Lafayette Ho'el, S4l IN ple'' 81.
kept by Geo,ge w. Urt ip, in The city OF
Wilmington on
"WEDNESDAY III h" o. d day of Aug"s' ,lS77
at O'Clock Z. NJ.
The following de crlbed Reel Estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot of land having a
three-stOrv BRICK dwelling house thereon
erected situate N the city wilmington,
and at the westerly side of ehlpsey s.. be-
tween second and Third stree ;, h wing a
front on Shlplcy st OF " IT and extending
westerly W lh that width beiW Ell parallel
liu es ~, f, . and $ inches more or eSS. TO or
nparthe middle distance between Shipey
and Orange streets, bounded on IN" south
nrlv sid, by land tate OF JOIN FerriS now
of Da.iel Kent, aJd on he WeStby lahd
of ,Tltsinas Nice f-rty I'd ON ne rorther-
side bv a los late of N" heirs OF james
Grown. deceased. now of m. ii. re ce,
heinp no ~ Of said hiD'ey st b me con-
ten the: T what hey may. BOOK 4.Vol.
8 page d Vc.
ee7z d ., d t. ken in execution aSthe =, O.
perty of hpmas j. GILES ana Marina "A. h's
vie and /. Il d. TO be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
Sherns Office New Castle,
Au.. 1t =. d., lNH.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
FOREIGN.
THE FAMINE IN INDIA,

LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch from the
Viceroy OF India, dated August Is, state.
that q general improvement in the crop
prospects in Madras, Mysone, Bombay, and
the Northwest, was maintained during the
past week.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
RAILROADS.
-, ,u.a PHlA, WILMINGTON AND
phl"' 'RiliTIMOhE RAILhoA

DH.L,nsl!R,HIH;AAs, H.L,nnsl! r. HAs TiLHfIEfkSloS y iRLAfI.koh AM
l lure 10th lS77.
o.o,,> oil leave Wilmington as iollo"s
or ,n,asnd intermediate stations.6 40
f.',g 10, 800, u W, a. IN. 2 ~ 4'V' ~
92' p,,n, p,s,',o,, and New York, az, u m,
1'c1.I . ~ ~, End Intermediate stations, ~
IT, v',,noore a ~, and Washington, o. $685. M
l,nI,': l,m', fer m delaware Division leave l"r ,o
ysu 'a.Ile 500, 62,. J3Y, D. N, ~ 0 81
v ynmins and 'ntcr'""d'n'e stations D."
moj,,sr,nb intern "'i'ate stations W
v" " '"' S,rNDAY TRAINS.
v,,,d.,,NiA ana lAtHr1neuIAte 'Etuohs
,n, ,n ! ~ u - p III.
pn,lst, Ipnia and New Y"r8, a lh'
h'iti, ,,orp and " as|lin.ton. 10 "A III.
.m ,urlAer information messengers are
reterre,i 10 The time t&olespCstea al 'he oe'
pot Il uuENNFY Snpt,
uN9-ly 10
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
DOMESTIC.
MINERS STRIKE IN THE LEHIGH REGION
5000 MEN QUIT WORK.

MINERS STRIKE IN THE LEHIGH REGION
5000 MEN QUIT WORK.
W1LL1AMsPoR1, Pa. Aug. ia special
dispatch from Summit Station, Pa, states
that all the operatives in the following COL
leries struck yesterday morning:
The three colleries of the Beaver Meadow
Coal Company, employing about 900 men
the coleries at Stockton of G. L. Linder-
mann, about 500 men the Spring Mountain
Collieries, 700 men; the two colleries of the
Beaver Brook Coal Company, 600 men the
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company's
four colerers at Audenreid, about 1900
men and A. l.. Murphy & Co.'s two COL
leres south of Haleton. The men demand
an increase of wages equal to the last res
duction made. 1t Is rumored that four COL
leries operated by Pardee s. Co. will be out
afver to-day.
PARDEE's MEN STILL WORKING.
HAzLEToN, Aug. 17.-The colleries of A.
Pardee d Co., are still being worked, but
1t is not known how long the men will con-
tinue.
NATURE OF TIE strike.
The men working in the niles strike for
an increase of wages-their demand oeiug
for withdrawal of the l2H per cent. re-
duction made some months ago by the
operators. They ask for the restoration of
the old wages, which may be found in this
statement: Platform men, now receiving
$l05 day-old wages 81. 20 inside labor
ers, now receiving 81 a week-old wages
500; miners laborers, now receiving 81. 90
old wages 1926; miners themselves, now
receiving $S.50-od wages 1864.
DECIDED TO QUIT.
With the exception of the men employed
at the Pardee colleries and the Buck Noun
tain colleries, all are "out."
1t is not understood why these are excep-
tions, as it Is reported that the 1871 per
cent. off wages are paid. There is an ap-
prehenslon, however, that the men in these
collerles will Ego out" by the close of the
week,
THE sTOPPAGE OF WORK.
puts an end to the mining of at least 100,.
600 tons of coal week in the Lehigh
region
CANDIDATE FOR THE pENITENTIARY.
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 1.-THE man
Trainor, who made the deadly assault on
Mr.. John Trenwith on Tuesday afternoon,
has been held by Mayor Wright, until the
Court assemblies at Nays Landing, in
September. The attempt upon Mr.. Tren-
with's life was deliberate, the pistol being
twice fired. Afterwards Trainor passed
the weapon to his companion, McEwen,
telling him at the same time "to git."
The pistol was taken from the latter In
divdual with two barrels discharged.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18

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