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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-04-01

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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-04-01

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1us EonnsasssEatt Ses Cincinnati DOIisbatis nb hes
untubnlunss 2sitars stipemst anb ts6nfn fig batpts
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frirssn Brief asi unisr ysiiiso ssmadbt lpefben.
Die Cincinnati Volksblatt Compagnie,
b O x 1414,
Cincinnati. g.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14
Minor Locals.

s Minor Locals.
. No police cases last night.
Sun rose al 5.2315, sets at 6.3s.
81 dodgers at the hall last night.
+ Mills Il Combs, coal, wood and lime deal
ers, can supply all with the above articles
who order at this Office, Csc per ton for
cash.
The celebrated Orr pantaloon overall and
jacket for sale only by the Boston One
Price Clothing House, No. 2l3 Market
street. Warranted never to rip.
L. F. Adair,- Fourth and King streets,
keeps on hand large assortment of fcath-
er beds, pillows, mattresses and furniture,
which will be sold at low prices for cash.
Hiram Yeagsr, dealer in harness, is now
ready to attend to all orders his customers
are willing to send. All work sent from
his establishment cannot be excelled even
in the larger cities. Remember the place,
Shipley and Fourth streets.
Four ply linen collars and cuffs, at the
Boston One Price Store No. 2lS Market
street, at the astonishing low prices of two
collars and 4 pair Of cuffs, for fifty cents.
Goas guaranteed ~ represented.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14
The Swedish Quartet Concert.

The S,vedtsh Quartet Concert.
The second grand concert by the Swedish
Lady Vocal Quartet will be given at the
Opera House, on next Wednesday Evening,
April 18th. A more delightful entertain-
ment could not be desired, the programme
will consist of some of their most admired
songs, also, several entirely new selections.
We would recommend all lovers of good
music to attend, as in all probability It will
be number of years before they will be
able to give smother concert here. The sale
of reserved seats will commence on Monday
Morning, at Boughman, Thomas s. Co.,
Book Store, at.9 O'Clock. Phils1elphia TEL
egraph, says Their singing is remarkably
pure and unassumingly, while it deserves
great praise for musical excellence.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14
News BY telegraph

: J. Norwood Il Co.'s paint and oil store
ct Patterson, n. j., was burned yesterday
loss, $780, 900. jacob +. schoonmacker, gro.
Ger, adjoining, loses $4,000 by IRE and va.
ter. ~ sltf1 ~. .-a}s
The following appointments were made
Yesterday BY the President;-Gordon B,
Hickman, of Colorado, Receiver of Public
Moneys at Lake City, Co..; Henry G. Olney
of California, Register of the Land Office at
Lake City; John G. Gosper, of Nebraska,
to be Secretary of the Territory of Arizona;
Jacob J. Boreman is appointed Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court of Utah; Pc.
ter G. Shannon, Chief Justice of the su-
preme Court of Dakotah.
Secretary Sherman and Assistant secre-
tary held consultation on the subject Of
the removals apd appointiaests. With the
exception Of the removal of about 200 em-
ployes In the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing.
The latest Eastern advices received are
disquietiug. The attitude assumed by
both Russia and Turkey forces the convic-
tion that war cannot be avoided. The
Russian embassy is preparing to leave Con.
stantinople. Turkey refuses to prolonx
the Russian armistice, and the whole Army
Of the Pruth is advancing.
Count Andrassy suggests that the Powers
made declaration that Russia and Turkey
are both desirous of disarmament, and that
war would be indefensible. 49,
The forward movement of Russian troops
from Kisoheneff continues.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14
WILMINGTON. DEL, SATURDAY,, APRIL Ia. 1877.
TAe r. r. A. Ball.

/ ~ss0 - n. ~ OWSSs
This Association gave its first ball las
evening, IN Webster's Dancing Academy
Opera House. IL -'.s l
a H1RALD attache was present, and re.
turns thanks for the kindly greeting he re-
ceived from the members. The ball room
was decorated with exquisite taste, depend
ant from the chandelier hung in graceful
festoons, and rainbow colors the hags Of
oil nations" typical Of the many races to
whom the great mass of our people owe
their common origin. Fluted drapery Of
tri'colored tarleton lent relief and body to
the decorations. The tout ensemble was
lovely, but lovelier far were the bright
eyed, cherry-lipped women, who gracefully
threaded the mazes of the dance. The ball
was opened by grand march of forty
eight couples, led by E. J. Dougherty, Esq,
Master of the Ceremonies, on whose arm
gracefully lent athe beautiful Miss Nc
Cracken, followed by the Floor Manager,
=. +. Kane, Esq, with companion witch~
ing enough to have made hermit sigh.
The assistant floor managers were Messrs'
e. A. Ginder and John H. Hanlon, who
were linked to sweet and lovely girls. 1t
would be invidious to particularize or name
Ahe very many really beautiful ladies at
tha ball. The dresses were very handsome,
and up to the latest mode. II is q genuine
pleasure to witness such Reunion Of ''the
people," they who contribute to the pros
perity and greatness of the country by their
labor. The courtesy and amiable manners
of all who were present gave an air of res
tinement and good breeding to the entire
assembly.
Refreshments were served to both ladies'
and gentlemen, and the entire absence of
intoxicating liquors was most commenda-
BILE. Whenever the P. K. A. give another,
no one need fear TO have their sensibilities
hurt by any of the "outre' doines which
sometimes render such affairs unpleasant
The ball was q success, and the P. K.
A. may fairly claim the bonors for the best
entertainment of the season.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14
CALGARY Church. .

Rev. Mr.. Puget will occupy Calvary pull
pit tomorrow. His In the morning will be
to young men, and in the evening on "shali
We know each other thereW We learn
that he is the author of work on this sub
ject. On next Sunday, the 22d inst,
the regular called minister, Rev. B. H. La
trobe, of Kentucky, will take charge.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14
liberal League.

I, The League will meet Tomorrow (sun-
day) at McClary's building, third floor, at
1OH q. m. Subject, "Is the course now
pursused by the Temperance advocates cal
culated to remove the cause of the evil
drunkenness 7" 8. P. Hayes will open. This
is free platform where both sides Of the
question shall have ecual opportunity to be
heard. The public are invited.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14
Trua Recon Qnay,

Gas consumers should know that they
may save from 2oto 40 per cent Of
their gas bills by using the Automatic Gas
Saver. In times like these, when economy
in all expenditures is 80 important, all par~
ties should look to their best interest. A
more even and Uniform light is furnished
with dimunitive gas bill. All interested
should call for information and circular at
No. sO7 Market street, Institute Building.
....,.. 2....F L. P. BLAIR, Agent.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14
WANTS.

III AhTED.-A tenant for o farm of l60
" acres, close to Wilmlngton: He muEE
have God references, and ability to stock
II. Address BY letter, "Owner," Box l48,
Post once, Wilmington. mhl4w&s
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14
fCOMMuNICATEB,7

MR.. EDITOR sit Is no common thing
in life to hear fellow being criticiziny the
faults Of his neighbor, and, conde mining
certain II ats of character. We have some
people of this class N our own immediate
vicinity who are ready to express every i'm
perfection of their fellow man, and sink
him into, utter oblivion. The Christian
don't escape the remarks Of this man Tut
1t is pointed out by him as hypocrite, y
stumbling block to the church. Such
being should look at home, is my reply,
inquisitively prying into the affairs Of o,h-
ers, is one which may have Significance aui
force in mauy cases. There arc scme per
sons so oddly constituted that tley snuff
with keen scent evils and wrongs at disc
tance, but have no nostrils to take co.Ii-
zance Of abuses OF g;eater magnitude under
their very noses. Their moral visitD is
wholly telescope, and discovers with ,un-
crriDg accuracy the minutest objects afar
off, but overlooks the biggest ones present.
How much better would the world be If
each individual man were to set about q
strict examination Of his own conduct. and
test It by the same rigid principles which
he applies to The conduct Of Others. How
much more free, from abuses would that
community be which should be as ,,iiigant
to search out its own evils, ana as Jealous
to correct them, ~ It Is those whiah it
fancies to exist q hundred or more miles
off. That philanthrophy mustbe spurious
article which overlooks things claiming It's
notice Immediately around it to concern it.
self about matters unworthy its attention
afar of. If each individual and community
were to try the experiment Of looking ,af
home, We think that no matter hsw get
his or her moral or religious reputation,
there would he found some deficiency that
might be. supplied, some evil which might
be corrected, some wrong which miehC bo
remedied and their vigilance nov exer-
cised in fruitless efforts to accomplish a
double good, would partake Of . practical
character from witch effects the most ben
e6cial to society would follow. - -
There is In our town men Of culture and
learning that have become habituaied TO
habits who deserve the sympathies of their
fellow men, rather than the criticisms th.t
10 heaped upon them, What business has
poor man to, attempt to rise without.
name, without friends, without honorable
blood in his veins Z We have known him
ever since he was a boy /; we knew bs
father before him, and he was but 9 me
what merit can there b8in the
young striplingi ii. LsD.a ,o
Such is the cry Of the world wht n . man
vt.emps to. break away from the lords OF
pr ,verty and Ignorance, and to rise 70 :
po ,ition Of truth and honor. The multi
tuds are. excited BY envy they cannot tn-
dure to be outstripped BY those who grew
up with them or their children side by eide,
:0d hence sva the eacp opposition nsa
B. Z d N t
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14
PRAYER MGetiN0S.

The regularly weekly prayer meeting OF
the Young Mems Christian Association will
be held in their rooms this evening, at q
quarter to 8 o'clock. Go up and take part.
The same Association will hold union SER
vices at the Holly Tree Inn tomorrow af-
ternoon at half past three O'Clock. Who"
sosvsr will, let him come.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14

Glass, china snd crocksry ware of every
description may be had Of the most reliable
dealer in Wilmington at 705 Market street.
Give him triai. r .:s,cas N, q
Talk about fashion the most nobby hat,
and the most nobby stylish cap be seen at
Dnbsll's, Third street, nerr Market.
Spring fashions, the latest, can be had here
and every satisfaction guaranteed. sSw
The City Treasurer is paying the bills for
the month of March. Tho ordinance gives,
him until Tuesday next to settle, but hr,
the accom- mediation Of people he generally
pays on Friday, the day af.er the Couscil
meets
Everybody knows Samuel Hawkins, ci.
gar manufacturer, corner Market, and "
enth streets, andeverybody knows that :
better cigar cannot be obtained from sny
store in the city of Wilmington, than sa,r-
uel Hawkins can give for the money. Give
him q trial. rs 'z ~ rs.Y...
t state News, >. b., s q
Chief Justice Comegys being indisposed
has mo- been in attendance at the session Of
the court In Sussex county. s-. eeaas,
Seventeen bills were found by the George
town grand jury and sixteen indictment snd 4
preseptmants ignored. .,r asq ;,aa.g,a,ss.d
We learn that Capt. Reedy, U. 8. A.,
of Milford, Del, who lately obtained 4 d.,
vorce from his wifa without her knowledge
through the Vaccinations Of a New York
shyster, has been dismissed from the SER
vice for this rascalty act.
Mr.. John 8. Axes, living near Gumboro,
In Sussex county, possesses calf that was
born few days ago that has no hair on
any part ofits body. The skin is as smooth
and soft to the touch as that Of . human
being, and it is SO sensitive 10 the cold that
the owner has been compelled to prepare
wrappings to protect 1t. The curiosity has
excited the people of Sussex county ard 1t
is visited daily by nearly one hundred per<s
sons. f''
Union Lodge No. 8, I. o. O. F. Of
will celebrate the 5Sth annis
versary of Odd Fellowship in America, ON
the 18th of April, at z O'Clock, p. m. in the
Court House. The exercises will consist Of
addresses by prominent SPEAKERS, sacred
and fraternity songs, by seclect cl OR,
sc. Neighboring lodges and the public gen5
orally are cordially invited to. attend. There
ls some talk Of street parads IN full re-
gala.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14
local Affairs.
Yesterday's Fire.

Yssterday's Fire. .s...,1>s
Yesterday afternoon about s'45 o'clock q
fire broke out In the stable in the coal yard
of B. Hirst, Thirteenth and Market streets.
A man whs was passing discovered the fire
and notified Mr.. Hirst, who Immediately
gave the alarm at the Phoenix Engine
House.
The flremen were promptly on the ground
but the fire had spread to the adjoining
shed, which contained q small quantity of
coal and in few minutes the stable and
shed were one shest;of flames, which were
quickly got under way by good applicas
ton of water, and prevented any further
destruction. There were two horses in the
stable at the time, but they were rescued
before injury was done to them. A wagon
belonging to D. Colwell, a small quantity
of hay and oats, and three or four chickens
were consumed by the flames.
The Office which adjoins the stable was
slightly damaged. The contents of the of.
hce and stable we're insured in the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. to the amount
of 1926. &C. ,-r~os .fz
1t is not exactly known in what way the
dre originated; 1t was at first thought that
spark from the engine which is used in the
shed near by for cutting kindling wood
caused it, but as the wind which was blow
ing briskly at the time, came from the
northeast, 1t is not probable that spark
could be blown towards the northwest into
the stable.
Mr.. Hirst is of the opinion that 1t was
either maliciously set on fire, or match
was thrown amongst the straw carelessly
by some person after having lighted their
pipe or cigar.
The fremen W ere put to much inconyen-
ience on account of the condition Of some
of the fire plugs from which water could
only be obtained in small quantity, hardly |
sufficient for any fire.! of considerable size,
This should be promptly attended to by |
City Council.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14

The laegest invoice of Spring goods III
ready-made clothing ever received in Will
mington, has just been opened by the pop
ular Clothing House No. 213 Market street.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14

Allin want of fashionable shoes at low
rates to 20 NJ. Donahee, Seventh and Poplar
strests, nt and quality guaranteed.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14

.TOR sALE.-Three nve-reomed brick
Il houses on the South Side, with dl1e
wards. Enquire OF j. x. EABC9CK,
I mhlo b. w. cor. second and Marktlt'
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14
ONE, CENT.
Religious.

Sunday services at Trinity Chapel, April
Is, 1877. Mornings st 10 1-2 O'Clock, even-
ing at 2 Ia O'Clock, Sunday School at Q
O'Clock, .. M, Trinity choir Classas 4 4o'c'k
p. m. staI'e saHfep 3.;,oat ar a.a,,r
ST. Johns Church-The RI. Rev. @. G.
Penick, Missionary Bishop Of Western Afri-
CO, will preach on Sunday afternoon. r
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14
A Tesv Narro,v Esoope.

A VeTU N0fF0U Esc0p0.
" A horse takes fright at and runs away
coming down King street at full tilt and
would have done serious damage had not
one of our most enterprising citizens who
aspied him on his mad career threw himsel f
across his path. caught him by the bride
held him fast and saved the lives Of beau
tiful young lady and her lover who was un-
conscious through fright. When the young
lady came too and found herself in front of
the Clayton House Shoe Store offering their
kind deliverer reward which he declined,
they then walked in fitted themselves In
4 handsome pair of shoes each, which 10 to
be on when the knot is tied. The cheapest
store in town, No. sos King street, kept by
j. X. E. Montgomery.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14
FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR sALE.-On the South Side, 8 brick
e houses, containing 5 rooms. Each VIII
be sold on reasonable terms. mnl1-tA