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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-05
ADJUSTMENTS.


The Stoddart Comedy Compapy,sup.
porting John Dillon and Miss Louise
Dillon, open at the operahouse to-
night in the successful comedy of "Onr
Boys" Mr.. Dillon Is well known as
an actor of rare powers and is support.
ed by IN excellent company, Crowded
houses have everywhere greeted them
In this state, and the universal verdict
is that 1t is the best com bination that
has made the tour OF the state. We
have no doubt but that large au-
denoe will assemble to greet their APP
pearance.
Professor Cooke.
Professor Cooke gave his final per-
formance at the operahcuse last night
to well pleased audience. He APP
pears in Fort Worth Tonight.
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SPECIAL IND UCEJIENTS IN
LADIES' HATS.
ElIaI Bargain, h Gloves.

Our 25c Kids, offered last week are nearly
all closed out. We offer the balance AT
zoe in order 10 close them.
We have opened a new lot at SOC, which
aSao were never sold at less than Zoe.
One Lot of KID GAUNTLETs at 75c, 81 and
81 %, will be found extremely cheap.
BERLIN-LINED GLOVES at 2Oc, reduced
from SOC.
sHEEP-sKIN GLOVES, Chinchilla Back,
at 25c.
sHEEP-sKIN GAUNTLETs at SOC, Sjc and
upwards.
DOG. SKIN GLOVES at csc.
DoG-sKIN GAUNTLETs at 75c and 81.
GENUINE BUCKsKIN GLOVES at 81 %
and 81 80.
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maze. pe-srieues.

NEW ORLEANS, December 4.-The
races are postponed on account Of rain.
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We respectfully solicit an early call to
examine our stock. Buying in great guam
titles for our four large stores, and for cash
only. we are enabled to offer great induce
ments, and feel confident that our exceed
,nglv low prices will convince all our pat.
rons that there is no place like
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-05
OUR LINE OF
Berlin and Cashmere

Is the largest In the city, and cuatomers are
Compelled to be suited In qunlity and price
by calling on u.s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-05
W. FIELD HAS CHARGE OF REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.

Buy and sell real estate. Rem
der Property and Pay Taxes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-08

REREUDx, 81 THOMAS AID WEST IN DfEE-fHf
Ts . and
~ sss; S ths.s nth osy
ws ,sd e ss, apply"
MoRGAN's LINZ TO NEW ORLEANS AND TRxAs-
steamers will sail from pier SO North River - fob
d deSE Ssy sms: i
Morran's Louisiana and TexH. railroad ana Merga.
70 al sas pun ss .dai .sa:s
indianols, Corpus Christ hoctpor' sr.zos Santiago
Central Texas Pacide. Tanscontnsntsi and Galveston
sa Futon a. ocrpo r'sFh' Tor 81
sc" - DG Sa S:
sFh or a,sr n;s % IDRy 70 soaEsr
AUSTRALIAN EMIGRATION.-UNDER INsTRUO
Asions from tho government Or New south Wales. the
,sisaa s.' .
e SHss6 sS wsm .
aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing from pier 81 North Rive.
cldy SSSST sps pssYSsHa9TD TUES
nesting Win shs vIrgois and Tsnns..ss XLns As.nsIs
Fsh HsFS9A an. snd W xsiHHlirS vi. Nol
every ~ ra Al SHTTnSx
SiH ''a
saS points
,ssa a Ss$ssaS: r,ss:.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
4 TROY BoATs.-cITizENs, LIsE FOK fa0T
Accommodating with all railroads. North, East and West.
+. n from pier 40 North River. foot Lcroy 1t.
4 LDANY kVKNING BOATS (PEOPLEy LINZ,
Alesve pier Al North River every week day. 1t r NJ.
for Albany StxteroOms comfortably warmed Fare, 81 So
Free transfer by boats Of tho brooklyn Annex"
(yATsKILL AND sTUYyESANr 10 ATS LEAvH
Odmily foot Canal at r. NJ. for
songers freight. Fare 81. Berths FREQ
T,ALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON
n and ali points East Tho mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 70 North River
daily Sunday excepted 30P NJ Tickets for sale as
ell principal ticket Offices
I1oR YORWALK AND DANBURY DAILT-CHANGR
T. ortime AMkkIcUs leaves BrookynJ ew.
ell's dvck) 25 r. MI pier 81 East River 80 r. NJ and
SD st. ut AS r. NJ. connecting with Danbury and NeV
Haven railroads.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
In steamship line between New YORK, Southampton Lon
don. Havre and Bremen.
,r,, Company's pier foot Of "a %. loooksn =
MOSEL.. Saturday, Nov ~ Gen. WERDER Sat, Dec
Rates OF passage from New York 10 Southampton, Lon
Frst Cabin 500 gold: Second Cabin SEQ goid Steer
age $780, Return tickets reduced rates Pre-
paid Stoeragc Certificates $50. currency.
For freight or passage apply 70
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29
BEECHER's LECTURE.

The great Divine Of Plymouth Church
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, VIII lecture in
the Grand Opera House, Of this city, on
Wednesday evening, January ID, 1871, upon
tho "Wastes and Burdens of Society,"" This
Is entirely new, and everywhere pronouncsk
one of his best lectures. The Phfladelphia
Press" Of December 4sb, aftsr Giving a
lengthy account Of two and half columns,
says: s.~r,
"The Academy of Music Jvas deusely
crowded last evening to hear the Rev. Ben
y Ward Beecher's great lecture upon the
'Wastes and Rurdens Of Society," This was
the finest lecture ever delivered in this city.
From the fist to the last his hearers we're
spell bound, and many Of the orstorical ou.
bursts were rapidly applauded"
As this II said to be his last lecturing
tour, this will probably be the only chance
Of hearing this truly great man in our city.
Do not fall to hear him, Wednesday ev'ng,
Janu. ID, 1878. Tickets for sale a, CT.
Thomas & CO.'S, on the three first days
previous to the lecture. No extra charge
for reserved seats.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29
From the Eariiesl ACES.

SCROfULA has been the bans. and - II
were, the eurss Of mankind, Noses, n The
18th chapter Of Levtttsas, lays down 1eFy
explicit rules on this dieeasG. So terrible
and loaths0me had II bean considAH0l tAGn
that . person known to - inlscGsa mn 1t
would not be allowed 4 mix with ooo1efy
me Jews regarded 1t - divine innis03on
and believed there vaS NO cure for II: II
was then the sins ofa youth or . diviStauo
tfom the paths OF virtue WePo punishe1 81
hong - hfe lasted. HAppily in our day,
The Silence Of medicine has bSsn doVol0Sd
tie great stOfshouse OF Na, are fnYniaSSs q
ramody tie disease II stripDod Of ID ter
ror by the nse OF the6A 6AHAGITAN'0R ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, and the vtetaA OF
scssfula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimplea, 6los0ha1,
litter, etc, can be restored 10 sound h0eit6
In NV weeks. That thsFs ase tAo01anls
now WHOSE conditions are - haA q tAoae
Of the dark ases we are we'll aware. NY
now fail 70 and cure - we'll - thoU 6;d
then, To all such the 6aMaTitan'o noot
and Herb juices viii prove . ha0Dy -,
sradicadng all impurities nom t&o H10d.
and making the oomPisxion bYl9ht I'd
healthy: 4 Iew bottles VIII re0OSosp6n.
pies or blotches, thereby doing sWay With
oosmettse and powdefs, ROOT AGOHERB
JUICES e1.30 per bottiss -6snt By sxYe0as
915 RaeeAfraat PhilAdelphio p
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
local MOTIFS.

Go 70 The Orphans Fair tonight.
TAs Liberal LssGus Tomorrow nsrning.
n ersssiag It wsss street scross Dele
vsss svsans = bsing laid. =.
Uahrsllas, al prices asd kinds, en- y
hsa q D. HsCloshsg's Opsss Houee Hat
osoeS.
N,eAol.S H,ek,sby, al 1stilv II =
shrsv, as the Open House, o. Earsu
fussdaoSA1nA sA, 1873. 49,
rAsnkss H. ApsssAHka 1siSe Of Rel
Hss. = lpa's M, Hsvpsskt tnl b co.
tisusd dss19 The coming week.
The CITY Hotel, o. Front ssr.s, sss ben
isassd to Hessss, Dickson 4 Bro, Who vfa
take posssssiea On March s5th mad.
10. shifting engine os tie W. II.
Rstlrosd, has bees svsrhapled and repaired
y tie shsps Of IL, ,pspasy In thu city.
"wastss a.d .Burdess Of sssd ," WI
be Rev. Henry Ward Beechsr's ads)ecs, 1t
the Opera House, on Wednesday, evening
Hext. ~,
The HllALD has the largest city eirs1-
latisa Of any one Of the datliss. Il = ~
pspsr to advertise In to meet the svss q
the buyers Of the city.
Professor c. D. Rhosds, nudsa dkseAsr
Of The Hnlsrd Cab, was the reeipisst q o
hasasoms baton rom the nembers Of ~
osgsnizasaos. Tho gin vss preserved sa]
Thursday evening.
Yesterday morning nan riding SsV1oly|
up fsureA street., o. hsrsebaek, run 60 d
little ID Who vas pushing 1hs.lsess,
nsar Market ssress. The boy, 1srtunn1ul1,
Iustaissd - injury.
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George A. Bailey, late publisher of the
Congressional Globe, died at Deeripe, Me-.
on Wednesday, aged 81.
A convention of the people Of the town.
ships of Ocean and Burlington counties,
NJ j., bordering On the sea coast, is pro-
iecteo to devise measures for the protection
Of the sea fisheries, which are now almost
destroyed by various causes, especi .lly by
unreasonable fishing.
Upon a slight increase in the area Of erass
and green crops in England between 1870
and 1874 there was large increase in sheep
and cattle, but with q CONTINUED slight ex-
tension of pasture, root and fodder crops
since 1874, there has been 4 marked and
steady decline In herds and focks.
A witness In the murder trial Of McKav.
in Providence, testified tha. Mckay went
home and found his wife drunk. "He
seemed overwhelmed with grief" witness
added, and gave her slight kick In the
ribs. he then went to the house Of . neigh
Dor for sympathy, and on returning found
that his wife had died"
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ing hgurer vsse dscsdsd -:

The Committee on Insurance were au-
thoFized to procure the policies for the in
sarance - dirsctsd BY the Board, and also
10 have the policies 80 changed as to include
the steam beating apparatus, and repairs
that may Be required. The Insurance on
the Boards chamber and furniture was fixed
at $500.
Mr.. Eekle moved that the chairman
|of the Insurance Committee 10
authorized to draw on the Treasurer for
sseh amounts IS to pay the premiums on
policies. Approved.
Mr.. Baird moved thst the Visiting CON-
nittee be instructed to inform the tesche, 8
and principals of the schools to admit
scholars If late, and require them to brius
an excuse At next session. Approved,
Mr.. Curry informed the Beard, that a.
the next meeting, he will offer . resolution
to amend Section 10, Law S, Page 10, of
the Bylaws.
On motion of Mr.. Furry, . committee to
remove the ashes from the school, was
appointed ss follows: Nessrs. Furry, Nor
row, and Tally.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29

THB Democratic members of Council VIII
WIN please take sstice that they must stand
clear Of any attempt to smuggls through
the esmisg miscellaneous appropriations,
Tic e1Pcus0 Ofthe Water CSlSbratioa W
think the City cught to pay It; but u tAs
majority think othervi,e-and that the
chairman Of the Committee sf ArEsass-
nents has declared It WI - paid for b. ths
eomnittss, members who desire to haistaiu
their charsces, must - to it-thats %
nisdirsatioa Of the Ciy's monsE ,akes
place. IspieBant. ~ 81
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THE NEW BASIN,

The Cool Spring Reservoirs ~ to BE- used.
The water Commission, have informed
Chief Engineer Gallagher that the new
basin is at the service Of couaci. It win
probably net be long before :wster VIM be
coursing through the supply pipes of me
city, and the people VIM at last feel that tho
completion Of the long-tslked-of Cool
Spring Reservoir Is really an usmfssakal1,
fact, and will partake of the water there
from. 70
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29
SHUTTLE BOARD

A game of shufie board viii be played
between Mortimer and WeldiD, and Mat
Ryan and his partner, all Of this city, At
Rysn's No. 10s Market street, this evening.
A match is being arranged 70 come on
sometime after New Years, between Ryan
and Valentine of this city, and Nichols and
Long, Of Philadelphia. Long Is the cham
pion shufle board player Of the United
States. J" f79 ?
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29
rERsoNAL.vs2 \

oaL Rird, of ths regular ariSy. who was
l1 sEa6iensd n MSbelgka Ma more ~
csG21iIySF1sY 1ssks - A14s sist 70 II.
ralssivss n thiS asys 4sJ4 phrushelof
Levi G. Bird, Esq. fciics sd u
Mrs. lisa Guard, Wife ouHsv. Thomas
Guard, who Is wellknown ii,sub city, died
Wednesday nernine, lin iSanb Francisco,
California, where her thusbaDdds pastor of
Q church. ga,, ..,r,
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29
sHERYrF's SALES.
CHERIFrs SALE.

SHERlFFrrs SALE
Ry virtue of a writ OF Levari Facias. to
me directed, will se exp sed to Public
sale. at the Gilpin iEou-e kept by Geo.
White d, In the city aud hundred Of New
castle, New Cast e county, Del. on
FRIDAY, the lltil dAy Of January, 1873, at
1 2o'ciock. P. NJ.
The followlpg de- schbed real estate, viz.
Ali that, certain lot Of land. situated In
the town OF New Castle, and in the county
OF New Castle, State of Delaware: Bounded
aud described as follows, TO wit: Begin
ming at point on the northeast side o
Harmony ST.. In the inc f a lot OF Land
recently co, veyed by William Herbert
aud wife to George f David, thence by a
line Of that Lot OF Land, in q mort beast
erly direction seyenfy-three feet more or
less TO the south west side Of q four feel
wide sley, thence by the saln side OF
the said alleyin south essterly direction
thirteen feet ten inches and half to the
line OF othsfland of the said Herbert. and
the 1ce thereby in south westerly dt &C.
tiOA seventy three ct, more or less to the
said side of Harmony street aforesaid, and
thence by ths aid side Of Harmony street
In north ives terry d re ton thirteen feet
Ten and half inches to The place of begin.
nj G, be the contents moe or iess Oh
which IS erected two story trick house.
Sc zel and taken IN execution as he pro
rerty OF JameG W Bal d"cea ed, and
John Garman, t. t . and to be s)ld by
:. ISAAC GkU SIS. sheriff,
sh riffs Office. New Castle '.26 1871
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29
FOR SALE.

DURLIc IALf-a.. 4doAAS sONs,
! AucLioueers.
RENING BRANCH RAILROAD OF
The : yMINGTON AND REA',.
ISG RAILROAD CO.
:. In the Il @ait Court OF the United States
IN anu r % Eas, ern District OF Pennsyl-
,yania A Equity, No. 81. April session,
lS7.
FREDERICK E. SAMPSON
GEORGE RiCHAkDSoN AND OTHFRs.
Under and by virtue of a decree entered
the thirteentA day OF october, A. D., 1877
IN the ab 70 suit, The undersigned Tru>-
Tees, - Wnom ali needful author ity In the
premises has been given by the said decree
VIII, eu U ESDvY, the 18th Jay Of JaDu-
uary, AID, 1878, at IL o'clock, noon. at the
Merchants' Htchange, in the city Of Phfla
delPhia, exp1se TO public vendue or out
S%ry, %yI, a % one entire lot, the rsilrSad OF Ihe
hAQ COMPANY, known IS the RE .D-
hANCh KAILROAD, extending
iro11 Che village Of Birdsbero' to Poplar
Neck, in the county Of Berks, State OF
pennsylvania, and the railway, rails.
oDIdges, fences and real estate and the fran
Cnsses belonging 10 or In any wise apper-
talning. te the said Reading Branch, as
wen as all the right title and interest OF
tne Wilmington and Reading Railroad
company In and to LIE ASE, dated Janu-
rCy S[y @h, a. D. 1874, made by the Berks
mlngt. n And Res dug Railroad Company,
0l all that portion the said 9erks County
nalif BAD, which extends from the end Of
tne said Branch Railroad at Poplar Neck
W point at or near Penn treet, Ia the
slIy Sniy Of Reading. The said property will be
sold lree, &, eAr and discharged from all en-
eunlorahces subsequent TO the lien offs
certain mortgage dated the 9Th day ofJuly,
49, ~; ~ made by the said Wilmington
Ssesi Ssa iheadisg Railroad Company 70 the un.
TERMS OF SALE.
me property will be sold to the best and
SSne>l O,dder upon h s signing the con-
I,tions OF sale, 70 wit: Six thousand dol
~ ss > soVUD Of the purchase money to be
~ pSiu IN cash when the properly Is 8 ruck
ara aud the balance within thirty l30) days
ITnIt me conn'matiOn Of the sale by the
H,at.eo states Circuis Co .rt for the Eastern
hoiSstlc ofPennsyluan a. Provide that the
ha hAnce OF the purchase money may either
I" palu lncash or settled for by receipting
Hanae ahoersigned Trustees for the divi-
mna uu ol tne said balance of The pu chase
nn money which may appear 10 be payable
an5 5"hy OF the bonds Gf the said company
sao,, sns inatured coupons at. ched thereto,
H. tSeu,ed re- by the aforesaid mortgage Of July
the ssIi a.: 1874 which may be he'd by
c1 cor she sale by the Court and upon a full
soin Ln y, sance with all the conditions of the
gooj .ie purchaser shall be entitled to a
Elm a. ana sufficient deed for the same to
freq III III zee simple, from the said Trustees,
l. snc.s GEAR and discharged from all incum.
E,id .upsequent to the lie , Of the afOre-
Said U.o,rlgage, ard claim or demand of the
claimin1llr minllroad Company. or of any persons
reda,n under them by way Of equity. OF
Ion, or otherwise.
GEORGE BROOKE.
I'll !BOrS rr,.+.as
CHAPM =. HARf, I OfEounsel with
MON Nc a. as 4 soI, Auctioneers,
ca Ns No i3y and al South Fourth st.,
Philadelphia.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29
SOCIETIES.

N111rIa 1AIs (sATURDAY) 1v1x1us.
Lsaape tribs No. 8, 1. o. R. H., Il Ne.
Clay Building.
Mechanics Lodge, No. 4, I. o. O r., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Lafayette, No. ., z. Of p, At K. of p.
Hall.
Je9srson Council, No. 10, o. IA. L.,
4eehantc's Hall, 80 King street.
Edea Ddvhsoo, No. 8, 8. Of T., MsClazy
Bidding.
ADericaD Ri6s Asoeiatioo, fourth story
ssvals Building (Drilling svssy svsaihg n-
eeps Saturday and Sunday.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29
SKIPPING NEWS.

g TAs schooner Rebecca Flsrenes, Of Prsv-
eeo~n, Mass, arrived on ThsrSday With
sons Of cd rails for the Diamoud State
!, Witch arc now being unleaded st
Il - sids mills. Also, tho schooner
=. .C.sston, Of Philadelphia, from N. Y,
With oss thousand enc hundred and sixty
sacks OF salt, for VIM. F. Brick 4 Co., and
, noy u.loading at the Delaware Western
saGEo11 wharf.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29
MAGIsTR ATES' CASES,

Albert Hall and Jenima Byard we're
brought before Esquire. Hsgany, yesterday
morning. to answer the charge of using
abusive and threatening language against
Elizabeth Truitt. The complainant failed
to appear, and the parties were discharged.
They were all colored.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29

According 70 tsisgraA fsa Msdrsd, an
the nsvapapsrs, isclnlisg those of the
-Oppositiss, appssvs Of The King's marriage
and szta ~ gsod quslitiss and bsauty Of
the futuss Qussa. An the lorsieu courts
have alse e1preaDed sppruyal,
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29
NILLARD CLUB,

TIE AAlsrd Club on Thursday evening,
presented through Mr., ". ". Lobdell,
s1sidass Of the Club, to Nr. C. B. Rhoads,
eneaesoue baton, witk ebony ivory handle,
S4 with silver, and on It is engraved
following From the Nillsrd Club
10. ,. Rhoads, 1877"
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29
CORONER's INQUEST.

Coroner Rose held an inquest yesterday
afternoon over the body of thfee months
old baby named Annie Freeny, which died
this morning at the residence of its parents
In TstnaIps Lane, Ninth Ward. A verdict
OF "death from natural causesD was rem.
dered. L.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29
A CHRISTMAS GIFT.

The Police of this city were presented on
Thursday evening last with large pound
cake, By Charles Weyl, tia baker, on Sec
ODD stfeat. The cake WAS pitched into with
relish, and judging from the amount that
was left, IT must have been eagerly sought
after. The thanks of the Police are re.
turned to Mr.. Weyl. -,
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29

CITY CoUn1A GONE WRo1G q
On Thassday nigAt, the majority b c.
eouncil gavs Aotiee of their intsntioa tsv1.
Eser to b Rui1sd, b - rule ef fair plnry.
= gardhg eeaesasts, I'D IN tSs isvool
u Supplying "a, ~ llghtflg lsnoa =,
vsrds4 fsvorihas q Tie axpssss Of - n
payers. Lot the majority take pceisa -
ungrstssal stswarss arc always a.
And DaslaAea By ~ people. @ g
>IAe DasHnsss Gasoline CompssR !
y ns.ish oil st Is cents . gallso = ~
- hnps thrsaghout ~ city, an y =
hnDs stEty days tziAl; = Ne O. -
Qr IL epot1act Wss Gis0 70 N. -
-. - 15es psr gallon, the hiaop -,
tsH - letAst h was coal on, ~ ~.
slne69.wss adysstisedior. nisisdna33na
simple josbery to reward . fav9iss; -
tAs tFanspsrent rsason givsa b ialss11 -
blind eitizsus to ~ wrong, OF the ~.
Hiram v. Moore asksd sls4o pr -
for lighting tie lamps u ,hs city; Ids61
Green, who was vouehsd Ssr BY John &C.
rs, Esq than whom there is 70 mere
upright nan In Colncil-as good relisblpl
man who for SIX years gave fun satisfsc-
ton st that particular work, IN the FisGsl
District, onsred.to light them for 81, 81
Wills James 0'deill, thessughly safe -
10 give tie work TO, agrssd to light them
fsr 81 500 pr year. The contrac wa1
g1yen 70 Moore. This wss such . slso]
b ~ faee, - honest management, tbse]
Presissnt Licha6stn put himsslf upon ~
against Il, By vstiag with tie Dsmoeracy.
We ars really surprised that the Rspuh.(
icsa nenbes Of Council would waste the]
peoples money, By awarding contracts toS
lavoritss, BY party vstes-who are not entt5
led to them BY the plain rules Of hesssl
|
Citisens, bear In mind, that Council hSeI
TO job out contracts to favoriteS|
y party votes.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29
NOTICES.
N1eT1CE TO WATER RKNraRs.

OFFzcs CITY WATEI DHARTNHNf,
WILMINeToN. DEL. Dec n, lxn.
The lis for 1873 are now ready. and pay.
able at the Registrars o11ce, leo Msrkee
street. The law requires that all bills paid
on or before January 8lst. 1873 the face Of
FEBRUARY, i've per cent. additional; those
paid curing the month Of March, ten per
cent. additional; and any bills rem. lining
un paid after A pril LIST. 1878, the Registrar u
required to have the fer.u'es wtthdrawn.
and suit instituted for the recovery OF the
amount due, and the water viii not again
be lot into such premises until such arrears
with assessments and two dollars for draw
ing ferrnles, are psid.
Office hours from A. n. TO- p. N.
WILLIAM b. BAY@,
dsc2-lm Registrar.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29

NIOTICE.-The annual meeting o( tbs
IN Farmers Association OF New Caste
County will be held in the second story Q:
Telegraph Building, Third and 1arket
streets, Wilmington. at 10 O'Clock, on -.
turday, January 5. 1873
decN 20 Jl-2 GEORGE BROWN. N.sec'y.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29
, BOARD or EDUCATION.

: 4D111D xRRfING-INSURANCI OF
- NelEe-axxovAL or AsHzs.
~ nestisg of tie Board of
- - hsid last night, President
II ~ sAAas. ' af
- Dehls's resolutjoa presented It Z
- Asseing to change Section So Of
NR-LA~s Of the Boasd, xas adopted,
kGsnfAeG GeAool Conmittsss the right
u lsesisas, inItsad Of by
eaAs1tlssass bs6ars.
- C p6lllu |, -. rse-
nasa ~ - = - aras
bg1aoptsd ~ - 80 ni1u.|
- TIT yogR c. Y 80
aAssa p1iI11J is sets Of these
0hRts forinmsaiskeu No. whenArithnetics
hsvs tobs bosgAt Iorthe arst two grades Of
Grammar echools, your committee recon-
',end that Brooks Union Arith b metic, Part
! be purchssed. Fer several years 5su h.7s
hean furnishing each pupil tn these grades
Sith two Arithmetics-ons called q Nental
Arithmetic, and the other Written Arfth-
Hetic. Brooks Union Arithmetic contains
lessons in both mental and wristsn Afifl =
netic, AID It will,in two grades meutiossd,
ssswsr all the purposes Of the two Arith>
Rstics 1ov in use, and will cost not quite
ALI - much.
! lnorder to put into effect the new "Course
- Oral Instruction n.sciencs," It will be
aseaasary to provide some reference books
- ths teachers who are to give this in
0astioa. Yoar committee would recon-.
- the adoption Of Hooker's Child's
1DDok Of Nature, and Hutchinsou's Physiol.
~, - works to Be used for this purpose.
A. - - Of adopting the
doa11s11 -, q motssa |
Y II. Dshss - - - - n,sssaag.
The Comait1se q Ingarsnb pssssnHed
their report, reosansDding son changes
h the insuraace On the va1lous school
buildings.
Amer coueidernblo dfnennn khs fol1>w.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29
sKLECTIoN OF OFFICERS.

IL Masonic Hall COMPANY, ct their
laselg en Thursday afternoon, and the
esrs unanimously elected. They are
IE511Iows:
1oo0eut-GeorRp G.. Lobdell.
- Presiden'-Jsmes ScoH.
: stssy-John P. Allnood.
e1henas J. LAwSon. 4
rs-y6. Il. svif, S.A Hodg-
Aoss b. Beggs, Francis Barry, Al
Gavthrop, John Taylor, ". g. Glib
1os. h. Gould, aana. Bancroft, u.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29
LIGHTHOUSE MODEL,

fusey, Jones 4 Co. are constructing
msdel of lighthouse for use in the light.
house department, at Washington. The
model will be seven feet in height, and will
be built of brass. ~
The Morning herald., 1877-12-29
NOTICE.
WILhINGr-rer. DEL.

NoIlcE'
WILnINGr- Tar. DEL.
December %, 1877.
on thu Ceo1 Spring Reservoir. Wtlmingtop,
Del notice is herebv given that will not
hold mvself responsible for any furthe,
debts contracted for the same In the name
OF COLLINS d KENNEDY.
l. decN-T JAMES KENNEDY.