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The Morning herald., 1877-09-22
A TRAMP ROBBED AND ASSAULTED
TWO OTHER TRAMPS.

Leobard Buchman, aged about forty
years, German tramp, hailing from Balti-
more, was attacked on Thursday night, near
Edgemoor Station, on the P, W. & B. R
r., by two other tramps, who cruelty beat
him, and afterwards robbed him of reyol-
yer, watch, and a bundle Of clothing, and
then threw him down an embankment, " here
he remained in an uncertain state all night
Yesterday morning the unfortunate fellow
was discovered by some train hands. who
placed him on car and brought him to the
depot in this city. After his wounds had
been dressed he was taken to the almshoust
where he is in an improved condition TAt
man was unable to speak any English, and
it was through the aid of Mr.. Harry Feld'
meir that the above facts regarding hin
were learned. ' '"'
The Morning herald., 1877-09-22
.. BOARD OF EDUCATION,


.., The Board of Education held special
meeting last night for the purpose of hear
ng the report of the committee which was
appointed at the previous meeting to obsain
proposals for the heating of No. 1 school by
steam.
After waiting about an hour for quorum
the Board was called to order, with Presi-
dent Buck in the chair, and in the absence
Of the secretary Mr.. Baird was elected Sec
retary pro tenn.
Mr.. Pyle, chairman of the committee,
presented four sealed proposals, which are
as follows:-speakman s. Bros. guaranteed
to put in first class low pressure steam
heating apparatus for $2,oO6 O5; W. F
Robinson proposed to put in two Wygand's
safety boilers for $4,000 and one for 81 ,OO0
Ferris g. Garrett, one large boiler, with other
necessary apparatus, for $1,000; Gawthorp
g. Bro. proposed to put steam apparatus,
with horizontal tubular boiler, for 81, 800
President Buck thought the proposals
were not specific enough.
On motion of Mr.. Baird the bids were re-
ferred back to the committee, with powe
to act.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-22
EWILMINGTON, DEL. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1877

tempted to board the pay train, near Manas-
sas, but were kept at bay until the engine
could be reversed and the train run back to
Manassas. Then number, of citizens and
railroad employees organized q posse and
succeeded in capturing six of the gang, who
are now in Jail at Brentsville, Va, On We'd
nesday morning, while freight train, under
charge of Conductor Fletcher Davis, was
lying at Burke's Station, q brakeman ia
formed the conductor that five tramps had
boarded the train, and declared Their inteu-
tion Of riding TO Alexandra, and threatened
vengeance agasnst any one who attempted
to eject them. Captain Davis at once made
search for the tramps, and found them con-
cealed in stock car amongst a lot Of sheep.
Finding they were discovered, they fled
frem the car, but be succeeded in catching
and hold one ofthem, whom he brought to
Alexandria. The man gave his name as
George Wapzer, and was committed to jail.
He was recognized by Captain Davis % one
OF those who attacked the train at Manassas
on the previous night. '''.'"
B" " THE wAHLEN TRIAL.
In the trial of Heinrich WahIeu attn orris~
town, yesterday, for the murder of Max
! Hugo Hoehne, the defence submitted the
testimony of an expert phyticlan, who gave
the stages of decomposition in a dead body
under certain conditions and stated they
could not recognize body in the condition
of the one found at Elm Station from . pho-
tograph OF the deceasei'. ,t..,..
The Morning herald., 1877-09-22
rRAMPS ATTEMPT TO W .AYl AY
TRAIN IN VIRGIN A.
THE EASTERN WAR.

MovEMENTs OF TIE AoNTENEGR1Ns.
New YORK, Sept. 21.-A special despatch
says that's correspondent at Ostrog tele-
graphs that the Montenegrins have captured
three, Krupp guns in Belekis, Prince Nikita's
army has returned north, preparing to bonn
Bard Gatsko. In order 10 ,,e prepa, d for
possible contingencies on the Delmatia a side
the Prince moved bis headquarters to Nic@
sizes yesterday. His main force is at Gatsko.
THE SITUATION AT PLEvNA.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-The "Times" corres-
pondent at Gorny Studen, after inspecting
the; positions before Plevna, estimates that
the Russians with the reinforcements re-
ceived since the battle must number nearly
$4,000. The casualties on the 18th arg
18th amounted to over SO per cent.
A REPLY TO MAoMAHoN's MANIFESTO.
PARIS, Sept. 2l.-An address tolthe ma
tion, signed by a number Of Partisan ana ana
provincial candidates for the Chamber Of
Deputies, representing all shades OF Repuo-
licanism, is published to-day. 1t replies
point by point to President MacAahon'f
manifesto.
The following is the concluding passage
.'Your duty will increasewish the audacity
of those who presume to impose themselves
on France. You cannot become the instru'
| ment OF Clericalism. The Republic mus
have Republican functionaries, and tn
country expects order, peace, and stabillt!
through lne Republic" %.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-22
DENTISTRY.
jCE CREAM AND FRUIT

y,,,o the w.l, xnown and popular dealer
w. nroan confectionery, cak es ana
~ fr,,,ts t !. now at his accustomed stall IN the
irua.e a,n Second Street Market House: Where
new VIII SG disnense these luxuries during the
he het w season. With his usual urbanity ana = n,
Veil poeMnIihsi nj Els s1eeS
NOR, o,d 10 do his utmost to lessen the burden
y, ly,,ssa aaI hv doing the square thing to all hls
OF OLLIE iaiu ~ men He will also supply, parties
ieaSm, nS MIC MICS with ice cream and orders car
be left either aths stsll or a. ms straet
north east cornerofSlxthano of@nse s"oo'
Aa"vISRm, ~
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CLOTHING.
THE STATE OF MAN..

"This is the state of man: to-day he puts
forth ct.
The tender leaves of hope, tomorrow blos'
SONS A.
And bears his blush ng honors thick upon
him." H
Is any one borrowing trouble" lest they
have not means to purchase com1ort-
able Clothing? Let him go to the
LOT HING HOUSE OF, A. q. YATES
CS 80, L-dg r Building. Cor. SIKH
and Chestnut.
There he will see the great Clothing House
crowded with paopIe from morn1hg un II
nishl doing a successful and large busl-
Aess already, and only in the second week
of September. Although the weather is
warm and rainy, yet our sales are SO far
fol- times larger than last year Why is Y
that we are doing such large business be-
yond all others?
The Morning herald., 1877-09-22
THE LIBERAL LEAGUE.

At the regular meeting Of the Liberal
League, which will be held in the McClary
Building tomorrow morning. The subject
for discussion will be Capital Punishment
As this subject is one calculated to pros
.duce at this time an animated discussion,
and as those in favor, of it as well as those
opposed. will be represented and heard from,
this meeting willibe interesting. %
The Morning herald., 1877-09-22

NorlCE The rirect ,rs o, the Delaware
y, State Fl and M rine insurance Com
pNly, OF Delaware Cily Dr. Aware, will sell,
uef provision of Lneir by laws, accord
ny 70 res tuition of the Board of Direct
pr', M passed August l5tn, 1877, and approved
Ihe s'ocH holders IT their meeting held
sptMber a, 1877. CertlficaIes Of Stock
,m' Ion and :, dated Ju y 10 h, 1870, to Mr.
SSalies ii N. Sellers. CertincateHy Nos. 10
poIic inclusive, dated july l2tt 1875, TO Q. =.
|Ulllns. wi certificates, Nos. u to 81 inclu-
,Ws,o w, oated 'uly 2Sth, 1875 10 David K. NC
daae |dntaee Cert fcat~g Nos. 33 to - inclusive,
|tdieu h 'nes July ". 1875 to n. Chas. man. Ger
~ i'Ia.s M.t Nos. 81 to 81 inclusive, dated Sept
n" Gan'a, 10 VIM u Martin Certiffcate, No.
Ia, Ierv ua'e' October IL, 1876. to James M. sell
Il p's 49, Mha Certificate. No. 66, dated October
81 to n'1 81 70 Francis Kelly. (erlificates: NOS
'ivs WS,Iu ulman. No. 60, dated Msy 80, 1873. to
N van Wyck. No ", dated Juiy llth, 1870.
oW NHS; u to u inclusive, da,e June 20, 1875,
..SsDurant. 4 os. 75 TO 78 In inclusive, dated
cata atach ~, S77, to r. G. Daniel, and Oertiti:
Mn.iMso Mn no 70, Gated April ~, 1877 to H.. Q
pop, rnr this stock the Com pany will receive
Fifty lraau. blds, to be opener At their office or
hiiahtay, Sept. ~. 1877, ut OO'clock q IN thu
nih,iest nmhitsst bidder to have the st. ok, and thl
certia r"oc are hereby notified that all of thes'
conauates o..ncates bearing the above numbers ar,
f'ueis' for ne On the books Of this COmpan,
a. tn tnnoh-pay ayment of the assessment mad
lar! !ue same by the Directors, August 18Th
BY order Of the Board o, Directors.
H T. b. B.IHENRY, President.
- JAS. II. MYBRss 6ec'y.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-22

The two mules that drew the wagon in
which Jefferson Davis was captured have
been bnrned to death in Atlanta. Georgia.
The local authorities of twenty towns in
England are considering the propriety of
substituting petroleum for gas in the pub
lie streets.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-22
The Reasons Why.

I. Our clothing is made superior to any1n
this market l.,
2 The style and shape Of our garments
cannot be equa,ed. .' {.
j. We are large, experienced manufactur-
erS.
1. We buy cur goods for cash and give
our customers the benefit. t.-n,.,,
s. WE; SELL NOTHING BUT CLOTH
Final We have about sixty clever sales
men The low prices the people 90 appre-
cate. Come OF Q, come all. end see for
ourself our large stock OF Fall and Winter
Clothing. We have already laid IN as q
part OF our stock one half q million dollars,
m 4nufaclured by us, open Tor 1nspecuon'
Our Motto: ....'.. ..r
1--WE LEAD-NEVER FOLLOW"
We have brought low prices and stylish
goods into Philadelphia. 'T
TO THE BOYS. TO THE CHILDREN,
We, would say that never has our stock
of school suits and children's suits been SC
complete as this season. ...N I
small ProfitsI Quick Sales! Bear in
mind,
WE ARE THE LEADING AND POPU'
LAR CLOTHING HOUSE IN PHILA.
"A. {. YATgS 4 CO..
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut St., Cor. Sixth.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
SEPT 4n1
The Morning herald., 1877-09-22
STOLEN GOODS RECoGN1Z ED.

Some of the articles which we're found
with tramp, mentioned in yesterdays
issue, were recognized as the property of
William s. Brown, of Mt. Pleasant, Dela-
ware County, Pennsylvania. The rest Of
the articles are still In the hands Of the po>
lice awaiting recognition,
The Morning herald., 1877-09-22
LoCa1 .Affa1IAB- =
POLICE CASES.

Business at the Police Court yesterday
was very dull, there being but three
drunks, and Two cases of yagrancy which
were Catharlne Leslie, and James Stewart,
The former was committed to jail for 60
days, the latter for 80.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-22
DOMESTIC.

CoDIFICAT!oN OF THE LAWS OF NATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-The United
States Consul at Antwerp has forwarded to
the Department of State an account of the
Fifth Annual Congress of the Association
for the Reform and Conditication of the
Laws of ,Natious, which closed its session
in that city on the Sd inst. ..
The members and delegates were formally
received by the Burgomaster at the Hotel
de Vile and hearty welcome extended to
them. Lord O'Hagan, President to the
association, replied. The congress wes
com posed OF about 100 members, represent
ing nearly every nation in Europe.
The United States was represented by Dr.
Thompson, OF Berlin, j. E. Leonard, of
Louisiana, Rev. Mr.. Malcone. Secretary OF
the Peace Society Of the United States and
Rev. H. Bokum, of Philadelphia. Lord
O'Hagan, in his opening address, referred
to the modification which had taken place
in the once leading peace idea Of the asso-
citation, and said that the discussion OF
treaties of peace and arbitration would not
| be then in keeping with the logic Of present
events s,nFt
Reports we're read upon various subjects,
hut the create st force of the association was
directed to general averages, bills OF ex-
change, foreign judgments, patent laws,
and bankruptcy. Much criticism adverse
to the decision of the Supreme Court Of the
United States of 1856 in the Springbok case
was indulged in.
| The CHINESE TROUBLES. "a. .
The Governor has offered reward for the
capture and conviction of the Chinamen
concerned Ia the recent murders at Rocklin.
Warrants b ave been issued for the arrest OF
twenty five white men engaged in driving
the Chinese away from the neighborhood OF
Rocklin. The Governor characterizes Col
, Bees despatch asking interference toS put
down disorder In Placer county as injudi'
cious and tending to exaggeratein the minds
!; of non~spect ators the extent of the disorder
prevailing there. \ Sr1 A r. rfV
He expresses regret at the Illegal actor
of the whites, as it is calculated to preju'
dice public sentiment In reference to the set
tlement of the question of Chinese immi'
i grafton. a 'n...I'b @.o' t. u-
81 TRAMp oUTRAaEs Is VIRGINIA.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-A gang o
tramps, numbering about twenty, made
: descent upon the depot at Warrentowl
8 junction, Va, on the Virginia Midlan'
: Railroad, on Tuesday, and robbed the build
}, of everything portable it contained, amount
!" ing in value TO about s4Oo. They next at
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FOR RENT.

/ n,NTT1.ARGr HOUSE. NICELY
ioN oiNs,Shdd En 10 rooms with bath r9om ,roni ,am1
'S,ve csnven encs in complete order sovs reps
) per m'h'"' SAM'L W.cAULLEY,.
|range. RtKG Market ~. $50
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The Morning herald., 1877-09-22

R--or --orEOuKS-WILMINGTON
ffsSs!'ss' Sssssfbsss &c. T. is's' Trains viii run
Es1s t'vW' vW''m,nsttosna y Is = N m; and 9 p
Esvs s,v. at Wilmington IS f ~ ana go =
Sn'; S12'n, at randsnosrs At Il M ana :"
\ & r. y. x7,n s1a,n iof f6ilsds'-
? ssssSsss: G ss.a
; lssaSdSssss;5s lsSSss ;5y E, fi,apSsnbsas Sspi ri ..
Es1n Isayrns ssayylyasnia and Delaware trsip p;1s
~ ~ psnnSYle Penn YlosSnT Wilmington for fn'la'
80 p. 10. u ,,,n,neton At $50 P m
tth train lev 'nS -. Ci'NNEI'L ""p
The Morning herald., 1877-09-22
NEW CASTLE COUNTY So. 2
THE STATE OF DELAWARE.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY IS. o.
THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
vJ,o THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
i GREETING.
WHEREAs, Jane Sullivan, by her next
frien1. James A, AtWell, by her petition "a
the Ju 'gt S of our Superior 'ourt, nled -
the office of the Prothonotary OF the sald
Court and for the County OF New haseie, sue
E alleged, has made application TO
SEAL our said Judges that de rec may
be pronounced dissolving the mar
~ riage existing between the peti-
tioner and her husband John ulllVan
We therefore command you, as you nave
besn hereinbefore commau ded, that you
summon 10 n Sullivan. so that ne pc anG q
appear before the said Judges OF our sald
Superior ourt of the next term hereo1. 10
be he d AT New castle in and fnr tne Coun-
ty of lew Castle, on Monday the Zo.n ua
of November next to answer the allegations s
of the sa d p5tl ion, and also to show cause
II anv he has, why q decree OF me ealu
,ourt should not be made, d1ssOlVing the
ma, riage existing between him and the
said Petitioner, according to the act Az
sen bly, in such case made ana pr viueu u
and also to do and receive what the ia
Court ST all then and there consider concern
| ing him m this behalfas tothe Court shail
seem meet and consistent WIN the proVl'
sions of the said act Or Assembly.
W1tnes. the Honorable joseph r come.
pvs 70. at New { astle the 25th day OF
May, A. ID. eighteen hundred and seventy'
seven. CHARLES hhao'oN
Issued Aug. Is h 1877. Prothonotary.
The above is true copy of summon Al
| above stated, .I.,.. NJ o.. ., .0.
aupr3.tf ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-22
RAILROADS..

, QUA. WILMINSioN AM
bulLADEhirrtnOkE RAlLHnA
, 1--we I've Wiimingto2 All lolio"T
;' ;s' t. : %' o. D., 10: &
i i pm; p..1m,s,. and New York ~ '" H.
y; u ! = n},5d : - lRnsslm'd'"'e stations ~
E,n, m :, and washington. o. S"' : ~
a. q s., 5''si' 'si'awnrs Division leave e foF ~
r,ailpss. ilps.tis iGs So So S2l ss' . m' = "
|pm. ,, nd in,ermediate stations 0'O0
!s'ss :;;s; &: .as = RIi%;:,~.a,.s. %
uauA .nspAy TRAINS; .tot,on.
~ sod snd intermediate statlons =
~ !, Q 90 Ind ID New York, 2Sa e !, a IN m
Enadelpn md ashington. Sasna.ra 10 y IL. ar.
Eor tgttntshre IT the time tables posted s' the ae'
t'' KENNKY. .4upt'
E",N.v -l---------------
The Morning herald., 1877-09-22

. W. JvNE-, FANCY Dyers, aSS int ~ ~ and and
street. Branch Once corner atoS, and
Inc streets, Philadelpnia. a1n Ssscrin.
enlemen's Garments q ev vhrea Teath.
w sand ~| d Gloves ~ dyed or Oleansed.
|Aprll 1877. -
The Morning herald., 1877-09-22
- II
NOTICES.

F-o-,cv-rHE - CITIZENS LOAS AZ.
., QS,a1eC1hATif,N fcffice n. W. cor. 6tn ana
"",H r. , now offers q new series ol
Plp's, .p. ! ,or ,si saie, Nv buck paymcsts1; e
,, T.. + ] 4 10y 1 Secretary. )
The Morning herald., 1877-09-22

r0TICE - WORxiNGMEN TO THE
front. All persons interested II ua1I "
bers,lvn. will meet a. McDOnnen @,nah @
N and shipley, this evening, atI1aoo..1,hH' ,
order of the Comm ttee. A largo s"'N
Fing II expected.
Esp22lt
The Morning herald., 1877-09-22

[7vTICE.-rober' 7. Jones Is dnrs the sHSn f,r the
n lied , agent for receiving orders IN NJ ,A1 l.
|dorIess sxcavating iompahy'
ans,:.tf |lvs ~ " IN "A. JORDAN. Pres't'
, 1877-04-12

SEEDs f:leyrr wa IN fate re1nc.t anil ntner. sa1es
being mato It ~ MkAr 90 lhe 6nslde f0r prime. and
nannush Of talr qualify sold It 8+Uiaa.U. TimDlhy
Wis anti ~ At Aht1 ~ and nae seed was held ht
fls. llnnfrrian sold - SG and souinE hAx at ~
ofan;1, qse .9 s FssaaI a1nf 81, ~
H.nton dairy. ttr sact, st.Di'
TEAs-lhrr VIA moderate Increment It tho fol-
GETr,wnsn-i nmr,on axa,oe, Fooh DC. 8sa4u;o
medium, 4atA5nc: fntd do, 60~s5c{ hnr 6t'F1es 1nGae
ss<n5c: ehocc 7oi75c! choicest asaocs fancY. Stoo
ixrxRE.t-Common aaA33c, eood d. axaasc, me.
dunl. Authi1c; sund t1, 45 Act ane ka51ct nncst,
sis#,cs choice. HNtHGt ehoicctt. 70a75c.
tnuNU !lrsuN-Gom1on, NAL :1cj roo! do. 3195soi
medium, 4n3 SIC: To0a ho ~ 4Rct fine. hOa 52cs dncs
bs;r fOct chntcr. asa 7lc} choitt tttt, 9okFt* t.m
ItrAx-Com1,on. 2s4@f1e: good contnon. a36@13cs
nedun atHlsc, RnoA medium. 4o5t1c; nne, 80 tHci
chofrrrt new. drst picking, esA6te.
me.nn. 4tSs t3r, Eood medtun 4J115c; inc. 4~Sooc;
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THE MUTUAL LtHE,
II ihA Etftnt. uf Th TE1hnH4.


CHICAGO, April l0.-Ths letter of your CORE.
spuu,.ent .tV." In last Saturdays tssua has IT.
tracted tho attention Of taoao who hold policies IN
the Mutual Life Company Of New York. Cannot
tie give W = lltllo more light on tho sub}ect' Ac.
cordtng to bis statement theru IL "somethlng rot.
leu ia Denmark" This Company his been repsc-
aeuted for years by gentleman a. sab'ageat, q
Mr. Munger, whom many Of " know and sespecL
and tho Company has bscn worry highly recommend.
ed. have boon Insured three timcs, and two pol.
ic!cs have proved worthless by the companies
.'bussns;" am paying prSn'lanls nov now
dent occurs to INC, and my money H. too
hsrl earned to latssn tbe 'asious banchu. Of q ths
tryiIie Crpnk deficit With tho Nutua! Life
eo,ered ths sa!s hushsd up sna nsw =, :x;sot
manic nams Ut Lucy Winston csoakhl.st II your
eosrysponlsnt eaa g's =. .ons mere Information
cent Vi my money. Bettur that S.5 10 tayestsd In
ths savings bank. drawing Interest," than for these
vampires 10 feed on. su, as, yours respectfully.
-" .' W. u. r.,
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