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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-16
Arrested.

SYRACUSE, August Is. Theodore Adams, a
Central brakeman, has been arrested by the sher
if. This is the first attempt of the road to pun
ISL leading strikers at Dewitt. The company are
determined 10 punish the ringleaders.
Advance in Wages.
New YORK, August Is. Pennsylvania specials
report the presidents of the Pittston Coal Co. and
the Butler Coal Co. have voluntarily announced
that workmen S wages will be advanced ten per
ent.to-aay. The president of the Ph9nx col
leres makes the same announcement. The work
men, who had made no demand for this advance,
paraded Pltston, Yesterday on hearing the good
news.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-16

CHICAGO, August Is. Charles NJ. Smith has
tailed. Liabilities $3.50 900. j. &C. Aver ( Co.
are the heaviest creditors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-23
LAU YER HUNT or NEW ORLEiNs.
Another or Hayes Louisiana Fricnds-ua
Qualifications for tho Bench.

NHw ORLEANS, Sept. lot Is rumorcd
hero that Hayes is thinking of Mr.. Will
liam II. Hunt OF this city in connection
with the vacancy on the bench Of the United
States supreme Court Mr. Hunt took the
stump for Hayes last year and was in
Haycs's company during his recent tour
through New England. A native OF South
Carolina. no had lived here for more than
quarter Of II century. He was the Republican
candidate Tor Attorney General 1T last years.
election. It WIS understood here that Hayes
Off red him sccona-class foreign mission. but
that no declined. Probably his pecuniary cir
cumstances did not Justify his going abroad.
Docs Mr. Hunt possess the qualifications
requisite for JUST e OF the Supreme Court Of
the United States Z
H. i- not regarded as q learned. experienced.
or successful lawyer nor as possessing the
judicial lauty. H. docs not ENJOY The cont-
den e. Of tie p'lpeoi Louisiana. OF late his
prgc,irf has dwiu lid away almost to Moth
ing. lie - man Oi fin" personal appear
nnrc and tr'at animal power but some.
what r-ni'sll'nl ana l"mpou-. tie IL u fluent
ard energetic speaker and a spociai pleader ~
more than ordinary ablitN. but hc docs not Ike
mpon 4 cn Of W6 Hin ant ih rGs . rlnsr
IL hos ihe reputation " paving murh social
9,,nIi on 10 The JniA's. IN ap'.-b,llum times
Mr. Hunt WAS y Wing. and while Know Moth
lngi-m eNi sted ir Was Que OF the LIGHTS OF thai
organ lzation; II $ unpopularty at the present
tine Is attributable partly 70 his association
defended orapO ois Zed Tor some OF the most ne
pus i S , rG Il,
Kellogg rs, Mctn ry and others, involving the
Coyornor-hlp Of the state. in tlc course Of
which Iii milton Dur"ll's notorious midnight
order WIS ,ssu III. ~ tho camphlsh OF 1910
WIS charged against him. anu neN"r denied.
that und"r GOV; Warmoh's administration he
ollained IRON tho l;tElsihlnrr an nrt emenug-
tory Of the divorce law making di-
v9r"cs oltainahle for mere, incompatibility
SONS. Tho a. I D". stino law. and llu WIS tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-23
r0oR MiRr rBicEi-s CASE.



BURLINGTON y. j. Sept. ls.-Ihompaon,
FRYE & Co., Of Phlad.luAin have here what is
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"
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- 49, ,f -, .tl.. - w
IT, 40 '''@ 'i'~ '''''' "a ' "'' y" a.
Z horne occupies the position tccAni- ally known
rs sender"
cum a.. s'"IS ~ ''' i-'"N'' '""iy VIII W
the lulln ORPHANS Home Al IWeluh aud Fitg-
winter stre..ta philndelrbia lorn chilli nu,l no
Obtained injury Tracey. VINO had got there
somehow from MARYLAND. Her father had
lo., q .ltfor ,,b.N,.r El.r,l, f,C,i ,,.., ,
=, VIZ ''
Harrington md she was known lis Mary I.nth-
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v, .t.n 90 NV, '.' ,'n ",,',i' S..
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i"'ns "' ~, ~, , ",S -, htr. " ~. ,'',,H
hrr shn M t,.tcn.d in Iontb,ri.,ir,,'
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her M Loni, In. ,,''d nm IN ii,, ., ,.
her 'vdi",i fo"I TTrnIW Lin ~, i,i' ,s
charscd viii parnsi'r 3d t'' t,",h T "ii
swim tub. cook anil cnt thnn lnr h,'rJi,nrr If
,v' Nd slinn,t hat sb' I,,''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-23

The clerks in the Il gistrr', of 10" received on
Tuesday marriage s,ucm,nt wi.'ien on miruicd
rarlmont. according a. the Old sNlc. anil bc4uu. an
Lt,l'h crown stamp IAc iri,niuie purpolteI to bi
made between EAMheh sumner Wlsn and George
brnrrnuto Huch Mathew, Commander of tho Bath.
her huiannr NN', $50 Envoy Extraordinary and Minis.
ter IVY N'h.il.t 200 Nir Emptror ~ BraAl ltNEseN.
chircn N 'oimcr marriage. npd owniis real Jud per.
a"nh nful tr'A. agreed IN Cni>l ration the intended
marriage between them that after the marriage Eliza.
leh summer WI should retain absolute control Of ain
horouertN amt that after her death 1t should be- used
inr hsr children by both marriages rhe instrument iur-
lcf provides Tor the maincnausr Elizabeth sumner
Ngsins children aier her death Independent OF her
inwhcd husband ability To MAINTAIN ueni, and co. her
erN Independently OF her hsband and the latter az
na"ny Necessary the interests he might have In
her PROP, rN Tie paper was acknowledged beiure thD
United States Vice Consul IN LVllyu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-23

Can't. Irving Osborne Of the sloop L. W. Row
hey, visited Huntington nlthor on frd.y to scu sc.l
Vlsicrs a hc stepped into n.i .ein t. 80 ashore It
caplol lie could no, swim. aud wa, dr~red.
nlihuuSN tl maic jumped overheard Ahd tried save
him Iii. booty wa found soon Altclwald. lie lesld.d
at SOdth NufNd!N, 'oun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-23
Opposition to Tnmmany.

Another Anti-Tammany Democratic organ
ihuoni bens formed ~ THIS cy, itisto be composed
ui Democrats who desire " destroy the Tammany Hall
oT.anikauou hu ato uuHln- Co. tram under the leaders
o. Vith'r tle hiAhN llTt 90 The Green Andrews Nin- o
the Ulpust 60 iainnalN. Among the leaders ul the
n " movement are ui' Hon Ahram > Hewitt. Edward
Cooper, eX Nhcun jaime, - bucu. aud nlher tg,nds OF
samuel y Iltitn. Iur Of-inifaiiul M the several A.
nhA districts lstn be h,lun AT once The haders =.
rect 10 zee. i've many acttselus 10 tlelr ranks nom the
Other Anti Tamnaiy Organizations, and om Tauilnany
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-23
The Anti-ChInese Agitation.


SAN FRANusco. Sept al, largely attended
Wls, meeting ol unemployed worlinsm,n was held at
character Ihe speakers bltt, rlv invoghed against
the Chinese, and proposed that he w0skin,mon should
urguiS" l'h AI t iemstlN Ives IN position 20 enforce
their drWhns inr the 'Ncusun 81 the ChlneA tron the
country, despite mo mcntccs u the Committee a Saciy,
Tie police, and tho militia. An open air mass nl1 OtlJ
wasUacd Tor sunday the 23i instant ant II l. proposed
10 have street parade Of unemployed wurkinm at
eITll DAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-23
Splitting hi. WIZ. Head with an Axe.

TORONTO. Ont, Sept. 22.-At o'clock this
morning John Williams, hricknaAcr. Of Weston IN .
drunken NJ split his wlie's head open with an axe kill
ini lrT INSTANTLY Tbs mprIooT Who Aas lsen arrested
Is Tie iatler Of elsNeu chidleh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-23
HUNDRED o,.r.l..us of Railroad stock.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-Third street is ex-
oud over the reported over isse VI 2JuO shares of stock
q the West PniAd,p hia Passenger RAILROAD Company.
I si9cA OF nat company sold yesleI1ay al $50 per
snare but today II tnhlcd down 10 sllu, aud Is stl On
TIC decline, ihy report Is generally credited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-23

In front Of Mr.. w. c. Marshall's store at
Ia West street are two hams, one weighing los pounds.
the otl.r io7 Both hams leancr proportionatcly,
man ordinary hams They NCrv cut from II lunio rdOn
county o. " hcs oAly two years and Ave months od.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-23
The Flr.t MeCIellan CInh.

has been formed IN Wesi Iiuhokcn. Joseph r. Tavor
PRESIDENT o. the Town C"lneil has been elected rIea
dent and Town Clerk Fulchcr Vice Pre- sident
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-23

BosToH sept 22.-Mr, y. ~ Chamberlain.
ohaifnl. Labor Reform state Central COMMITTEE
he' fet-i.i TIE chaimanship nui mcmtc rship lie
hlIri ihii sections VI the Mor.in.iutn's party be-
,,hmsd iY u.e labor Tslonnrrs aud workmgnien that
u'ty ANla'e VAN the national or fhlntiOn chooss
uetFsus tie convention VI that paitJ 10 b. hold in
tOn 's"
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
SEEKING A COMPROMISE.

SEEKING A COMPROMISE.
It has been decided at the last Cabinet
Council that the present Cabinet will re-
main in Office till November 5. After the
elections to the Councils General the gov"
crument will find itself In the presence of
two extreme polIcles-one of resistance to
the Chamber of Deputies with the support
of the Senate, the other of complete con-
cession, bringing into office Ministry COM
posed usiys1y Of the Left. The present
disposition of horshsl AscMahon does not
admit Of the latter policy. However, the
President IL willing to see If 1t be not posi-
BILE to arrive At some kind of transaction by
which the left of the Chamber of Deputies
and the Right Centre of the Senate may be
represented in tho Cabinet, thereby estab-
fishing harmony between the two houess.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
A LANDLORD AND TENANT.

THE TENANT EJEcTED FROM HIS HOUSE
NOT BY LEGAL MEANS BUT BY FORCE.
Thomas Shannon was arraigned before
Esquire Brady, on Saturday, charged by
Mrs. Catharine Murray, his tenan4, with
trespassing upon her private premises by
breaking into her house, and also with
assault by throwing her out of the house,
injuring her wrist. For the first offence
he was fined $500 and the costs. of tho
case, and also to give bonds in the sum Of
800 not to trespass for one year. For tho
case Of assault and battery, fine OF $40
and tho costs was imposed. In default Of
payment he was committed to the county
jail.
This Is the case where the tenants goods
were sold under a landlords warrant for
rent. The tenant retaining possession OF
the premises, the landlord being unable to
eject her by legal process, adopted forcible
measures for that which he could not gain
by lawful means. Hence the trouble.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
THE COMING EXHIBITION.

The American Institute Of Mechanic Arts
held . meeting on Saturday evening, 10
further the arrangements for the coming
exhibition. The Committee on Location
reported that they had conferred with the
directors of the Institute Hall Company
in regard to renting the Institute. The
directors will permit, under no considera-
tion, heavy machinery being put up but,
that in the basement room, which is very
large, all heavy machinery and engines
could be placed from which . shaft could
be erected to the main hall to. run the
machinery in that section. No definite
arrangements can be made until the Dlrec-
tors of the Institute Hall Company meet
tomorrow evening. The Home for Friend
less and Destitute Children asked for per-
mission to have stand where they could
offer things for sale.
TLey adjourned to meet on Wednesday
evening at 7.30
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
THE EASTERN WAR.

LONDON, Nov. 4, 1S77.-A Russian oni-
cial despatch dated Bogot, November D.
says -" General Kanzsf announces the
capture of Dse Tetewen, northeast .oi
Orchanie, where there were seven large
and thirty small fortified positions. The
Turks left upwards of 100 dead on the
field. Our loss was Insignificant. We
seized large quantity of provisions tool.
for intrenchments, cartridges and herd o
cattle.
"The same day we advanced from Du'
brik two versts nearer to Plevna. We are
also in,renchlng in new positions toward
Orchanie. Our infantry occupied Luko-
vita and the cavalry made further ad-
| vance.
"Chevket Pasha Is retiring witheat fight
ing toward Orchanie."
A Russian official despatch, dated Visin
koi, Armenia, November 2, ssys: "AftsI
an almost unresisted occupat ion Of Kspriko
on the 2sth ult., when Ghazi Moukhtar and
Ismail Pasha's rear guard hastily retreated
to Hassan Kaleh, our cavalry continuing
the pursuit, and two hours after midnight
attacked the enemy's bivouack.
"After short skirmish we entered the
bivouac, cut down hundred men and COM
PEELED the others 10 take flight. The pur-
suit was continued six vcrsts, when 1t was
discontinued, because of the extreme
fatigue of the men and horses. At five
o'clock in the morning our cavalry occu-
pied Hassan Kaleh. Meantime o'her cav
airy arrived near Kurudjuk, eighteen velsts
from Erzeroum.
"Generals Heymann's and Tergukassof's
columns are concentrated uear Deri Boy"
oun, where The enemy are encamped."
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05

street, In Philadelphia at late hour last
night called the attention Of a policeman on
the beat, to what appeared to be man at
work packing up clothing in the rear Of the
etore. Another officer was called, and Chief
Jones and Lieutenant Crout, of the Central
Police Station, were notified, and the premis-
es searched. It Was found that the thieves
had opened the vault under the sidewalk,
and taken therefrom . box containing 81,
600. It IL believed the thieves were in
side at the time Of closing the store, and
that after opening the vault they let them
selves out by tho 9Th street entrance.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
THE OPERA HOUSE.
!. HOLMES GROVER.

]. HOLMES GROVER.
A we'll filled gallery, but slimly peopled
orchestra and circle gathered IN tho Opera
House on Saturday evening to witness Mr..
Grover In several of bis Irish characters.
To begin with the star, bis performance,
though calling forth both laughter anil
applause from the gods, was not at all
artistic. The gentleman exaggerated, giving
ono an idea he was Durlesque actor, and
also INDUCED In some meaningless gags
(orIgina) which Mr.. Lover never once put
into the mouth or even in the novel
Handy Andy, and 1t is that the Slunder"
ing servant is . perfect character. The
company, with several exceptions, was very
poor, and only capable of filling utility
parts. The exceptions were those Miss L.
Barroushs, who enacted Ouah Rely in
" Handy Andy" acceptably. The lady
shows talent, which experience and study
will develope = fair actress. Mr.. w. J.
Sherry's Squire Egsn and the fop, Mr..
Furlong of Mr.. F. Hulfish, whose name
did not appear on the bills were tho most
satisfactory and pleasing pieces of acting
given during the evening. Miss Jennie
Vanderbilt WAS possessed Of plenty OF
assurance, but her style was fit only for a
variety show. II Mr.. Grover should re-
turn to this city let him bring better cons
psny, and himself avoid come Of his very
orivinal aavinps And dOin0O
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
TRLEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs,

Secretory Thompson Is better.
Hog cholera IL prevailing In the West.
Queen Pomsre w., of Tahiti, is dead.
Work has been resumed At tho Vulcan
iron works, in Louisville, Ky.
The recent gale destroyed $4,000 worth
Of property in Trenton, NJ.
The order of sale Of the Southern Mary
land Railpad has been rescinded.
Tho U. 8. ship Adams, from Rio de
Jsneiro, is reported at the Navy Depart
ment.
z. 4. Haywood was arrested in Boston
yesterday, for circulating obscene litera-
tnre.
The rescued crew Of tho schooner Wright
arrived in Gloucester, Mass, on Saturday.
Judgment has been rendered in the
Mckee case, in favor Of the defendant.
Stanley Matthews 10 not distinguishing
himself as tho champion Of the admins
tration.
A bill tor the free coinage of the standard
silver dollars was introduced in Congress
yesterday.
Henry Norfolk has been convicted In
Annapolis, Nd, Of the murder of his wife
in the first degree.
The American powder mill 1t Concord,
Mass, exploded yesterday, killing one man
and wounding several.
A thorough Congressional investigation
of the Navy Departments officers, under
Secretary Robeson, has been instituted.
The insane wife Of Stephen May, in Troy,
N. Y, drowned her four little children on
Saturday. The Oldest was 9; the youngest
! IN years.
Severnl witnesses were examined before
the Tweed Investigating Committee, on
Saturday, in defence Of Senator Harris, one
of Tweed's victims.
William Hemphill Jones, of Delaware,
has been appointed clerk of the Ways and
Means Committee. Mr.. Jones for many
years held an important position in the
Treasury Department, but was removed
for charges which were proved to ba un-
true.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
ANOTHER DIVIDEND PASSED.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company pas.
sed another quarterly dividend last week
This 10 cold comfort for stockholders, who,
in many cases, looked to these dividends aa
means of support, but tho way things are
going on, there 10 no predicting when another
dividend will be declared. The pro dts o.
the road are taken to pay tho stockholders
of tho United Rsilrosds Of New Jersey theil
ten per cent. dividends, while the stoclxhol-
ders of the Pennsylvania road get nothing.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
MAGISTR ATES' CASES.

John Loper, colored, was charged before
Esquire Hagsny, by Susan Williams, color
ed, with using abusive language towards
her, for which he WAS required to pay the
costs of the case. John was also charged
by Susan, with trespassing upon her prem
ises. The charge not being sustained. John
was dismissed.
Andrew Harris WAS arraigned before
Esquire Frazer, charged by CIV. Simmons
with assault and battery. Tho complainant
failing to appear the case WAS dismissed.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
WEARY WAITING.

The horse and carriage of Mr.. Lee was
loft at the door of the Delaware Club hous
on Market street, on Saturday night, while
It's owner was engaged within. Tired and
cold, the poor animal started towards.
home, but strayed out the lane, alongsid .
of the stable, and fell down the qusrries
on Jessup road. The carriage was broken
and the horse very much hurt.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
1t is acknowledged by
every one the
THE GREAT
ONE.PRICF
CLOTHING HOUSE,
A. o. YATES 4 CO.,
LEDGER BUILDING
IS THE
LEADING AND
POPULAR
CLOTHING HOUSE
PHILAD DELPHIA.

What has given them
the first rank in the
trade?
Their goods are more
Stylish and Better Made
and. with all that, are
Cheaper than those OF
any other clothing con-
cern in the city. The
people have found it out.
and fully appreciate the
WE DO SELL
rs PER CENT. LOWER
than any other house,
because WE MAKE
ALLOURPURCHASEH
III CASH AT BOTTOM
FIGURES AND SELL
FOR CASH.
The stock comprises
the Best Assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS ever offered In
Philadelphia. We have
FO u X l M N e N = 3
FLO RS, filled with En-.
tirely New and Fresh
Goods, and N anufactur.
ed by our Own Export
epsed Workmen.
We have about 6EV.
ENYY GENTLEMAN
tf SALESMEN, who
will take pleasure ir
showing you the Fine
stock whether you Wist
to buy or not.
Our sales are increas'
ing from week to week
and our business ha.
moe doubled itself II
one year, because-WI
GIVE PEOPLE THEE
MONEYS WORTH.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05

)UBLIC aALE-M. THOMAS q SONS,
EAnING BRANcH RAILROAD OF
THE WILMINGTON AND READ
ING RAILROAD co.
n the Circuit Court of the United States
|and for the Eastern District of Pennsyl-
ala. In kquity, No. GG. April session,
FREDERICK E. SAMPSON
EORGE RICHARDSON AND OTHFRS;
nder and by virtue Ofa decree entered
thirteenth day of October, A. D., lS77,
lne above suit, The undersigned Iru :
10 whom all needful authority IN the
misses has been given by the said decr"t'
gu TuESDVY, the 10th uay of Jnnu-
A. d., 1878, at II o'clock, noon: at ,he
rcnantS Exchange, in the city Of Philh
phla, expose to pIbllc vendue or out
aS one entire lot, the railroad or me
.M NGTON AND BEADING kAlir
AD COMPANY, bnown as the RE D.
fRANCH kAILR'Ah, extending
HE village of Birdshoro' to Poplar,
IN The county nt Bcrks. state o.
nsylvania, and the railway. rails.
seS, 1enccs and real estate and The fran
eS be'ohaing TO or in any wise apper-
ing TO the said Reading Branch, ss
HS,i aS a. the right title aud interest o.
lllnlrgtOn and Reading Raitroad
ppMany in and to u LIE ASE, dated ,!anu-
,1' 11,h' a. d.. 1874. made by the berKs
NY RiIroad Company to the said Will
~ and Reading Railroad Company,
mat portion the said Berks County
r-ad, which exteuds from the end IL
sald Branch Railroad at Poplar. Neck
point at or near Penn 'treet. IN the
ol Reading. The said property will be
fee, Gear and discharged from all en-
1iiahces subsequent TO the lien o!
am mortgage dated the 9TH day ofJuly,
4; do7i, made by the said Wilmington
"eadimg Railroad Company 10 the un'
TERMS OF SALE.
- property Will be sold to the best and
aesl bidder upon his signing the con-
DnS }aS or sale, 70 wit: Six thousand dol
Mo'oOo) of the purchase money to ne
III cash when the property Is ruck
snu The balance within thirty 600 days
!he continuation of the sale by the
Ma .,u states Circuit Court for the Eastern
,c. or Pennsyluan a. Provide d that ne
nHe ai3 Oh the purchase money may e'lnel
aiu IN cash or settled for by rece1ptlnR
~ Undersigned Trustees for the divi.
mi the said baiaGce of the purchHse
Icy which may appear TO be payable
iiy OF The bonds or the said company
@ ie inatured coupons atL" ched thereto
s,h tu ny the afOresa id mortgage of July
SaiIi Sa,, A. d.. 1874, which may be held by
salu purchaser. pom the confirmation
ue ,ale SAFE by the Court, and upon fnl
put'ance with all the conditions Of the
uie purchaser shall be entitled to 1
ana sufficient deed for the same It
N n1e Zee simple, from the said Trustees
oaear and. discharged from all inclm
1ses subsequent to the liel of the afore
maeorlgage, and claim or demand of tn
Tiailroad Company. Cr of ANY perso n
nng under them by way of equity. 9
mp ION, or otherwise.
4hOkGE BROKE,
SSsSEaSS9 sSSE!SaS9fs; k!;ou .npsos, Trustees
Hp.MAN \. BiDDLF, o I've trustees
THOMAS 4 SON, Auctioneers,
oe NOS. NOS l39 and i4l South fourth st.,
-"ztaw-ts Philadelphia.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
POLICE CASES.

Joseph Massey, charged with corner
lounging, was fined so cents and costs,
Catharine Murray, was committed to New
Castle jail for 60 days, for vagrany.
Henry Fleming, colored, was charged by
Rebeccs Aargan, with thelsrcsny of . stove
last September. Henry was held In $500
bail to keep tho peace.
There were also two drunks with the
usual fines and costs.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
SINGULAR INCIDENT.

As Mr.. Rose, our.worthy Coroner, was
driving on one of our county roads, he OBJ
served rabbit running rapidly away from
him; 1t suddenly turned round when he
observed weasel on its back. He jumped
out of his wagon to drive 1t away, but too
late, as the rabbit dropped IS he reached 1t
tho weasel had sucked out its life blood,
and then scampered away.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Florence.
Fattsn your turkey by the 10th inst.
Mr.. J. Holmes Grover and Company will
open in Trenton, N. J. this evening.
The late storm caused food in the
Christiana Creek, which flooded the Har.
Ian and Hollingsvorth yards and shop 8, bu1
did not necessitAte the suspension Of work
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
YIN "a. A. LYCEUM ELECTION.

The Semi-anual election and meeting OF
the Y. NJ. G.. A. Lyceum will be held in their
rooms Tomorrow at 7.SOP. NJ. During the
evening the following question will be de-
bated upon-"Resolved, that manual labor
Is more exhaustive than mental labor
A cordial invitation Is extended to the pub
lie to attend the meetings of the society.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
DANCING.

Prof. Webster has given up his dancing
class at Elkton. on account of the number
Of scholars being too small to warrant
continuation of the lessons. The Professor
has now organized class at Oxford.