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GREEK oHAxBERs.

CV4tI8CtOf,
GREEK CHAMBERS.
ATHENS, May A.-Ths Greek Chambar,.
opened to-day. The opposition II yerv
strong and the position Of the Cabinet ~.
tremely insecure. 5qss
xARs. sl
LONDON, May "a Reuter- telegram.
dated Erzeroum, May e7, says :-"In q re-
cent cavalry fight, ten miles from Kars, tho
Russians lost $50 killed. The Turk. loss Il
not reported. No news received from
the direction of Van or OH.
LoNboN, May 2s.-The race for the
championship Of the Thames took place on
tho river to-day between Boyd and Higgins,
and was Won by the former by twenty
lengths. ... 5...',,sfg
LONDON, May 9o.-It is reported that
Chamont, the Derby favorite, has gone
amiss.. He has declined in the betting to5
to l against him.
GRANT. ~
LIVERPOOL, May .2s.-Ex-President
Grant arrived here on the American Line
steamer Indiana to-day. Mr.. Badeau.
Consul~General at London, and vics<C Consul
here (in Consul Fairchild's abssnce), with
several prominent Americans, went in .
tender to meet the .hip. .g.
The Mayor of Liverpool with number Of
prominent citizens, received Gen. Grant at
the stage landing on the return of tho
tender.
CITY OF BRUSSELS.
QUEENSTOWN, May 2S.-130 A. MA
fresh breeze is blowing from the west to-
day, which is favorable for the City Of
Brussels to 20 on to Liverpool.
MADAME r1T11Ns.
LONDON, May 2s.-The complaint from
which Madame Titiens is suffering is
aropsy. 1t is now stated that she 10 now
out Of danger and improving.
GRANTS VOYAGE.
The following dispatch has just boen re-
ceived BY Messrs. Peter Wright g. Sons,
general agents. Of the American Line Phila~
lelphia -
"L1vERPooL, May 2S.-The Indiana
from Philadelpbia, arrived in the river at Q
?. M. She was met by.a special steamer,
the Mayor Of Liverpool and .
leputation of prominent citizens, who
boarded her and gave = hearty welcome to
Gen. Grant.
"The distinguished visitor and his party
we're in good health. The demonstrations
It Liverpool were very marked. All ship
'lug was decorated, and crowds Of people
ined the DOCKS"
The Morning herald., 1877-05-29
FOREIGN.

THE SITUATION AT CoNsTANTINoPLE.
LONDON, May 2O.-It is rumored from
Vienna that the Sultan Abdul Hamid will
shortly abdicate. There are renewed fears
ct Constantinople of international troubles.
The Ministerial crisis continues. ,.
LooAL1z1Na THE WAR.
Advices Of semi-official character state
that Russia, Germany, and Austria have
q at an understanding, and that the
war will be localized.
RUSSIAN VICTORY IN The CAUCASUS.
A despatch from St. Petersburg says that
the Russians claim to have defeated the
Turks at Akaps Heights, in the Caucasus.
PREPARATIONS TO CROSS THE DANUBE.
FosDoN, May 2s.-A special despatch
from Galstz yesterday to the News says
"The Russians have measured all vessels
in the harbor here stating that they will
shortly require them. They are sounding
the river opposite hero to-day. Many RATS
have arrived from tho Sereth all ready for
bridging purposes. Great numbers of fresh
troops are expected tonight"
THE TURKISH FLEET-wHAT THE GREEKS
ASK FOR.
The News Constantinople despatch has
the followipg:-"The Turkish fleet, num-
bering nineteen vessels, has arrived at Crete.
1t is stated that Greece has sent = note to
the Porte asking that the same privilege
should be extended to Thesssly and Epirus
as to ths sclavonic provinces,
"The Porte replied that the only privi.
leges they had q right to were already ac>
corded by the Constitution. Greece com,
lnunicsted second note, stating that as
the present war might prevent the Porte
carrying out tho Constitution Greece de.
manded guarantees. The Porte has not yet
replied to the second note"
FOR AsIEGE IN THE QUAD
N1LAVGhALs /
The News Vienna despatch says:-"At.
lul Kerim Pasha, the Turkish Commando. i.
IN Chief, yesterday informed the inhabitants
II Rustchuk, Varna, echmls, and Silistria
hat all persons who have not provisions
or at least six months must quit within
;welve days.
CHANGE OF MINISTER'S ADVISED.
"The Sultan ha- been advised BY some of
he diplomatic corps to change his Minis.
ers."
ENGLISH IRON CLAD FLEET AT PLYMOUTH
LONDON, May 27.-A feet of ten iron-
lads is assembled At Plymouth. The iron-
Lad turret- ship Thupderer has returned 10
Portsmouth with machinsry disabled.
HORSE sTALLs roR TRANSPORTS.
-Four Thousand horss-ssalls. foe transport
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NOTICES..

AOTICE-Joshue Marls, Attorney at.
~ Law. as removed to Office N. W.cor.
Sixth and Shipley street.
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FOB SALE AND RENT,

EOR SAL E.-A three story brick house.
= No. 4O3 East = hird street, cheap, with
20 session.. Address
E, B. STAGvERS, 1907 Chestnut st.
Philadelphia
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GRANTS ARRIVAL.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
DOMESTIC.
THE MEXICAN BORDER TROUBLES.

THE MEXICAN BORDER TROUBLES.
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Secretary Me-
Crary and General Sherman and Ord had a
long conference with Secretary Evarts this
morning on the subject of the Mexican raid
on the Texas frontier. ::Thls question is now
I'D the hands Of the State Department, and
If 1t fails to induce the Mexican authorities
to lend an honest effort to protect the policy
of sending United States troops across the
Rio Grande into Mexico in pursuit Of raid
ers, as suggested by General Ord, will no
doubt be adopted. General Ord explained
to the Secretary of State In detail the operas
tions of the raiders and his efforts to pro-
tect the frontier. He also explained how
secret encouragement was given the raiders
by the Mexican authorities.
PLAcE>uuNTERs AND. DELEGATIONS AT
THE WHITE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-The announce
ment of the resignation Of General Ketchum
as one of the Commissioners for the District
of Columbia, to take place on the 30th of
June, hiss additionally stimulated more
than dozen candidates for the places.
The two delegations from this city waited
on the President to-day, to urge the ap-
pointment of their respective candidates.
Other delegations had previously seen the
President on similar business. The most
prominent applicant for tho place seems to
be 8. E. Middleton, "a well-known banker
and substantial citizen. ,r
There was larger number of visitors
1t the Executive Mansion to-day than at |
any time during the past month. The presi-
lent up to O'Clock had received about
lrty of them, and several hundreds were
Waiting in the ante-room and pas,ageways
or an audienc'.
About half the number called to pay
heir respects to the others on business.
rhe President, however, makes no prom
ses. nor gives any one reason to believe
hat he will favorably consider their appli-
cations.
Among other callers were the Secretaries
# State and of the Interior and Hon. Chas.
Foster, of Ohio.
RIFLE MATCH EXTRAORDINARY.
New YORK, May 2S.-The Secretary Of
he National Rife Association this morn
ng received cable telegram from Captain
Il. John Midway, secretary of the British
Iational Rife Association, which was to
be following effect :-"Tbe National Rife
association will send the United Kingdom
cam to Creedmoor this year."
This will result In probably the greatest
life match yet fought, as the British team
ill have the pick of Scotch, Irish, and
'uglish small bore shots, while the Amerl.
an team will comprise the cream Of the
reedmore, Chicago, and other American .
he range. The cablegram is just in time
) June 18th is the closing day for entry.
SUED FOR LIBEL.
SAN FRANCISCO, May M.-Tho Grand
lry Of Eldorado county have found GRIM
'sl indictment against the proprietors of
10 San Francisco "Chronicle," on tho
,nplsint Of United States Senator sar
cut and Congressman Page, based On the
lblication BY that journal of .Penney's
latsments reAectlnx upon them, and The
Chronicls's'' editorial commsnts thsrson.l
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED OR STOLEN.-A brown mare
Syears old, 15h hands high. weight about
1000 pounds, white right ankle, the head
and neck indicating fpe breeding, hind
quarters q little inclined to be boby. The
coupling bone where the hip strap crosses
qvi,e promi ent, fine roadster, and can trot
in $50, she is sh0d Tor toe weiuhts. Any
one returning her to the undersigned will
he rewarded literally. {.
4 N III GEO. A. WELLINGTON, &
NeY Castle, Dsl., Nay /, 1877. ,..
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DOR sALE.-Three f1ve-roomed brick
l. houses on the South Side. with fine
yards. Enquire OF j. K. ABCOCK,
mhl9 s. w. cor. fecond and Marketst
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EOR RENT.-The Mansion House; Lawn
L. Stables and Garden. Of John O'Byrne
Pine Grove, one mile from the Market
street bridge. The lawn is one If the finest
In the county. Apply at THIS OFFICE
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NOTICE,-R. Messck. ilavlIg removed
streets, to stalls lis nos: s:" Is and and is 81 second @
street Market House, would inform ais Gus.
tom ers that he IL ready to supply thin with
the very best fresh butter from Bradford
county daries wholesale and retail, Also
eggs aud cheese as chcal as the cheapest.
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Dr.. 2. NO. 22S.
DENTISTRY.
(sT1sTRY.

ar1s1RY.
n. Gilkysop, has taken the office
occupied by DR.. Emmer. Jeferis,
the de termination to do flrst-clasS
and give satisfaction to all who favor
,ith heir patronage. His charges will
moderate. The old stand, 6th and
Ay streets.
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given to ali
persons whose business or occupation re.
quires State license for the present year
(l877) that the same is due and payable On
the first day of June, at the offices of the
JOHN P. SPRINGER,
.. Clerk at New Castle.
M. A. 8. SPRINGER;
Deputy, No. 800 W. Second St. VIII.
my3-1m
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INOR SALE.-0n the South Side, 3 brick
Il houses, containing rooms. Each Will
be sold on reasonable terms. mhl7.tf
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BOARDING.,

DCAt.DING.-Good board for $425 Fer
ID week, at 305 Shipley street.
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RUSSIAN VICTORY.

TURKISH FLEET AT CRETE.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-01
THE AS3UEY PAsTORATE.

lie hsv' John A. Roach, D. D., who was
taS, paS,or OF Asoury Church, in this city, in
i0'l-o"' and who is now in Brooklyn, N ",
was rendered, at recent meeting of the
'''""'"S OF Asbury by unanimous consent,
'a'' TO tae pss'orate Of that Church.
at further meeting on last Tuesday
''s0,"e' composed Of the entire Official
o''Fa Of the cbu.ch the Stewards were
'fer'>d to tender the call to Mr., Roach hv
~ = s''noS' aSahimous vote, only one perrou
H}t'n& IN he negative. IT IS supposed ,hs4
W. Roach will accept the call and srrangc
me0ts VIII be made for his transfer to tbe
Wilmington Conference and his annoir,-
'H"Dt 10 As0ury at the next mcetjrr Of Com
Scr@Dca neSt SDring.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-01
PINK DOMINOG.

We pity the moral obtusenc,s of ,,l
=. ."u"''c ci'tlcs who defended the "pipt
pou'nos'" The press in Philadelphia with
one voice condemned it. "Our best soo;a.-:, ~:
'1, IL IN 'os Opera House op Thanksgiving
nlgh>' had bad taste, that IL all Tr'e
"D''' plos' m'ra!s' and incident Of ,tc
p''S A'e obscene and improper. There ns,,
0e'n Z 10Ii house, but We can answer tbaf
our warning kept hundreds Of modest wor,e,,
rom having their cheeks shaned bv t,o
l''p'''e = suggestions of "Pinl, Dominos ="
,,e@' ,, on the bare legged opera, by all means
'o.N'F5 is noT immoral BIZ good rrrr
VII. 'eep tner" daughters II home ,rnr
sue" m"r"' shows are golr~ @, .l.,a0,s~o
House.
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hTTENPTED ROBBrnrr,


: "a wednesday might, aboni 12 o,r7co7-
pt'&i"rS attempted to cuter The losiso n
lhoWas Drer. No. GlG Yves, Third s,~oot
oy pryipg open tie back viotIov shr4to-,
WIN ch1sels, Mr.. Dcien, who was awakened
W lhe noise, took IighS aud vent down
s'"''s 70 investigate, whereupon tbe burn-
lars ned, leaving two chiseIs behind thom
wh'ca arc now in the hands of Chief ~.
Toole.
oh the same night, after miduieht. . co..
'o'eo man entered the house Of L, A Rer-
'o'ee'e' no. lo7 East Sth street, by raising
tne CRATE over the coal hole in the navenont
anu al helped himself to some very fine cake
iie 'hen went to the kitchen and warmed
himself by the stove, whore he fell as,oon
a''o was soon afterwards found by member !
Oh the family. He said his name was Geo
1oung' and he worked down country IT.
was gwen some wholesome adylc, c77 sar4
on his way. D'
on the same ni2h5 some burglars entered
'ne mouse of VIM. Bright, on West 1,tb
s''eec. They only got to the kitchen, vhorn
'ney stole a fe" small articles. Thew woro
frightened Off by sometbirr %
ney made 10 attempt to proceed fnrther
nto the house. WV
The Morning herald., 1877-12-01
THE RESERVOIR.

The present cold weather has mt q ston
W Inc WORK upon the reservoir, as it is i'm :
possible to lay bricks upon the bottom Of
WV oas'n properly, unless the weather is
Fucn m as to enable the pudding to be done
",noo6 oelng frozen. As soon as there S
'ha~' and few days of mild weatb,r fl.
uAiance OF the pudding will be done and
'ne orlcks then laid on the entire aoor or
sne oas'n' MessFs. Bowen and McCloskey
nave been chosen to superintend The ]sving
'ne oricks. Tue contractors have reason to
0e proud OF their work thus far, and Il is
really wonderful that they are SO far ane,a
the many drawb backs to their
of which was their FAINT
The Morning herald., 1877-12-01
SOCIETIES..

MEETING THIS (sArURDAr) EVENING,
y, Lenape tribe No. 6, 1. O. RIM. in Mo-
Clary Building. '''' III Mc-
q N Mechanics e,, Lodge, No. 4, I. O. F. at
" Lafayette, No. ., x. of P, at K ofp
,t9essrse; Jeserson Council, No. 10, O. U.A. NJ.
Building. "coiary
american Rife Association, fourth st,rv
savl1le Building Drilling eyery evaning s,vy ev
cept Saturday and Sunday. o"ss GA
The Morning herald., 1877-12-01
FlFTIETH ANNIVERSARY.

!. "a "a committee Of Council was appointed
1as. h'gnt' consisting of the Wster Com.
", eo Ano member from each ward, to
make preparations for the Fittierh Anpjver.
C 1a'y =. 'ae Ci'y Water Works, and as the
oooi spring Reservoir will be comn,eted ~
s4'''' l'me' they will celebrate that occa-
S'on At the same time. The committee vii,
n1''' % Monday evening next to make the
necessary arrangements.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-01
CLOTHING,
The Yates Robbery
Startlingr Disclosures!
THE FIRM CONPELLED IN nr.up
an ENTIRE CHANGE INrHErR
BUSINESS.

= d,n IL vas SVEN o.t BIZ some of the ervjous
OF 4 n Va,a so. sne enlert rising c othirg firm
III ,hhg' II, mat the reports Of a burglary, st etc
WI Wn!cn nave lately fl le! the newsnaners'
sad sta.tlea the community, ware civ van an
,braa bmanefiS'1g Isl, D1dge:' But tha facts that
carturnd 'nn nnd d1thrgals imnl'cated have been
stolen has been recovered show thai ,%',ysv ,%,ysv
noc nn an "Advertisirg lodge" and - 20 !" fS fS
prove tnat 1he'firm must be doing an inn.
aense aman business to hive a7Oao IN thelr FIR safe
n,J, their nIamRlng honrs ami after paying off
'he'r large force Of employees, ' o''
The Morning herald., 1877-12-01
FUNERAL OF W. H. GRAVES

Ine funeral of Mr.. W. H. Graves. late
sea" clerk IN the Delaware railroad office
LOOK place yesterday afternoon and was verv
largely attended by his many friends and
tne employees of the Delaware and p, W.
" b. railroads. Out of respect for the de-
ceased the flags about the railroad build
lhgs Will remain for some time az hvlf.mas +
The Morning herald., 1877-12-01
'A A"L COMPELLED TO MAKE
AN ENTIRE CHANGE ON
JANUARY I, 1879

Alter not quite twoyears Of unprece,lant
ga success III Philadel' hta, we flnd the i'm
inense store in the edgei I3riidIae viii ~
lts . feet front and EStories high has MOI nnt
capna1cl1X n1, enough and THAT wit AN
NESS. ara 'Vh" laUSl-
donr We Snan ,Tsdt open on January /, 1873, seven
no0rs west OF our present locafio,, iy, tha
Dehu'llnl store No. 91j Chestnut strnaf
Iormeriy occupied by James Fl Orre &: ~ ~
~, ilrsl -ciass Immense establishment, IGr
Nhi'dren,s and Boys CIothing eyc1lsivn
Whisn VIII be largest and MOST E,I EC; A STr
lDNCtRN OF THE KIND IN AM ERTrA
Our Immense stock of Winter CInthino CIthin
IA tne Ledg-r RuiEding which has iuri
peen replenished in consequence If 'ns 'thn
great trade we havs hlo for thp lact twt,
MonlhS, we are Offering 1T reduced rat 60 SIo ~
maa : "a It room for the NEW GOODS COMISTt
IN FOk SPRING. w "
we nave no old oods TO ofT4r at fift,
Gen,s Go on me dollar, and no great "nark
toWls because our goods are al, t+nsh
sh" rev, "nd "re already marked 2r mar
,tHI. oGoW any other c>ncotu in phijndal.
nlla. il'iH the people apprecia te: tha,r sro
'"r "oVertIrers and they nava rn4do ug
'HE EEADING AvD popJ1Lip
CAoTHINH HnUsE or. pH1,T- ,
loEy4 !
The Morning herald., 1877-12-01
POLICE REPORT.

turing the month of November the fol-
Io"iog number of arrests were made by the
Police: ''''
Assault aud battery, 6; cruelty to AMI
IA mals' l; disorderly conduct, II; drunk,
81; receiving stolen goods, 1 ; violating cltv
8; vasrancy, 12; larceny, 9
Total, 50. -
The Morning herald., 1877-12-01
LOCAL NOTES.

Frof' "ebster's Dancing class foetts thi
, Afternoon.
the Industrial Exhibition viii n,en q,
Noud'y evening.
me r N. l.. s. held their regular month,
10 neeting last night.
Don't forget the soiree at the Friendship
Engine House, this evening.
3rof "ebsier's Matinee, on THANKSGIVING
afternoon, was . great success.
me Musical Union of Grace Church will
meet this evening in the Chapel.
A religious revival is being held at Bethel
'A' f. Church, Brandyw.ne Hundred.
heV' e. +. Boynton, of Milford, preached
las' evening in West Presbyterian Church, !
Eanes and Umbrellas, to be had in GREAT
variety, at the Opera House Hat Store
D. McClosky, proprietor.
Inc brotherhood of the Union, of this
cHy, VISITED the lodges of Chester. 1oet
evening, and had pleasant time.
Ii. L. Tatnall 6 Co., received on Thurs
4"y, W echooaer Howard and Ogden ),
S''ol9 feet Of lumber, from Philsdelphia.
DR.. Otis will, On Sunday evening, bv ro- t
l'SeSe' deliver sermon telling Sjust exactly s
" uat a sinner must do In order to be saved - t
Vim. Pugh and Miss He.tie Dolan r.ceivo5 e
A' prize medal for dancing at Hagcerty's D.
ooms, Institute Building, on Thursday ii
vening.
"A. l. schwenk and A. E. Cloud will give
heir first Grand Hop in the third story Of
ne friendship Engine House, on Christ p'
las Eve. Tickets 50 cents. "
1t is sweet to live, but oh how bitter-to p'
troubled with = cough, day and pieht 'R
uS Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is sure RENE
y and the cost is only Is cents. Si|
fire on Wednesday night, in Jones ?,
uthrie q Co.'s carriage factory, on South ~
1a' over Market Street Bridge, caused a =,
IS OF material to. the drn, amounting to
out $4,000. !
of
Monday evening, at 7.sO O'clock, there ,
ii De held In the Y. M. CA. rooms a sun. Of
school teachers meeting. The Sunday II,
'ool lesson will be taken up and some 7
'e given to its study. 7
'sck Frost made his appearance yester-
Tor the first time this year. All tboss of
want Of Caps with tabs or COVERING for j
ears would DO well to call on D. Nc, side
akey, next door to the Masonic Temn1e Wa
"mes Aane q Son, shoemakers, Sixth Is
et, below Pine. have on hand. and o.. Rec
living daily, large lots of shoes, ladies j.
onod boots, at sl.so and 81; gents stree
u.s. % cents, and ladies gum shoes so W
o. war
The Morning herald., 1877-12-01
BUILDING PERMITS

Oerlng the month of Noycmber. tb,,toar
permits were issued BY Chief Engineer Con-.
"ell' OF the Surveying and Eusineerfny 10.
'luen'' lor the erection of buildings and
improvements. They are as follows
James Il. Beggs, one house on the soutb
sloe OF Delaware avenue.
.. Afne't Smith, one house, east side of
Jefferson, south of Delaware avenya
Michael Mccormick ,one house, north side
OF l4sh' between Head and Claymont Sis,
DehaVen Norris, one house, north side
OF Apple street, near Bradford.
Morris Strickland, one house, north s;5o
OF shal)cross avenue, between Scott and
Lincoln streets. "No
Frank Magaw, one house, sama n,ooo
Loo Archer, one house, same place.
John ?. Doughtep, one house, west s,5o
u Jefferson street, north Of Delawar. eva
James Bradford, one warehouse m ron,1,
side of Spring alley, between French and |
Walnut streets. ~
Isaac Murray, TIVE houses, NORTH s;7o o,l
'eea s'reet, between Adams and jackson,
j. e. Grubb, one house, cast side Of snruoo
'treef, between 9TH and stb. ''
W. Bullock, an improvement. on Della.
ware avenue.
swift d Courtney, an addition to tbe,r !
actory' on the north side of 18th street
'etween Walnut and Poplar.
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'=--r------
10 WAFER lst,nl'E!i>'.

.,.I.,, who Hav" eo!t prop t. der
i',o4l lage required 10 glVr r't e. L.
g.. ,..' Ge!i> rtr at .h5 ri;tyr. ii}n
J. .4.almsr', SEA Nnrh >.I"c., o.
|. .lar 0,lI &dI "t M",rt.n" 1871, i,
ta"Hpii&c >|ln t"iIe Nr thf "rt>.
y e. .,n"D&u g urthe patcil s'r,hun
/ mat.Vu,l -" rro1e'tE 1N %nld
W. ,.ny ~.t' ba h"Pl 90 IT," "Ht""
I "a. yc4'JH;'.
rpn>rn, nu wish {" G'sr utiuuc he
'@.'s'. ma, &.V; uuii"" "S"hovt and
..'or, Dprii aWi.I tnr FrrrulH oI
|, nH'nu1c' OF Any peat o. th"'c"t
1f1@u' 'rp, the PWnhp~ tt%h IuFN
't.otDd tbc tipts.
WILLIAMS. II YES,
.'il Registrar.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-01
STEALING AN ,OVERCOAT,

on wednesday evening before the Mayor
Danuel o A. Griffin, William Ryan and John
D.'.l1y were given hearing on the charge
VI oepri'ink negro of his oyercoat in
mnIef's Court, Front street, between
Market and King. At their bearipy thew
were held In $500 bail, and were committeJ
In default. o' Di''leo
The Morning herald., 1877-12-01

The Government authorities have inter.
olcted the popular classes Of estrosomv
waich NJ. Vinot was giving at the School Of
Aed'cine, Paris, on the ground that he in =.
'roduced too much politics into his lectures
The Morning herald., 1877-12-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
THE RACE,

ne race which Was to have taken place
W. thanksgiving day, will take place this
&''efnoon' At 2 O'Clock, at scheutzea Park.
Ao'e's oi hei'ack should be in attendance
The Morning herald., 1877-12-01
NOTICES.

/. AIKEN by mistake from the
blta Horse HOtel, corner End and
~ Gets on Tuesday afternoon about
a.H = stack spirited mare, with =
f. and u small ium ia the left
.aa4uA i ycat I'D, Eeturn 10 The
,r""s4 iIo'el. 4 b ack mare was LETT
&c. auy persons who can give aH>
|.aN, ". I'D confer 81 favor, 20 cal.
t.