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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

Al Negative Republican Foley In Vir.
Efaan 5. The F0rtsacomi1a Work Of
MI. JefEerscn Dagis-..T The President
Probably Going tosArkaiasas. dc.
VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN, POLICY.
W1sursGroN, July A. Virginia Republic
cans, I1 q S5csftion to know, say that IT has
been fulfy dete rI1inedt that the Republican
organfzation shafr take no part in the en-
suing political campaign in that State. The
Republicans will make no nominations. OF
their own, nor are they disposed to give
any support to an independent Consefva-
tive ticket in case such Is put into the heid
It Is understood that this determination
meets the full approval OF the President,
who regards such negative course as the
speediest method Of breaking up the color
line.,rt = tlIIb - %iEe..t14
L y, JEFF. DAVIS AND JOE JOHNSTON. S., .fg
A personal friend OF Jefferson Davis who
has lately arrived in Washington, says that
Mr.. Davis is ,busilyl engaged in the compe-
ton, OF his work on the war 1t Wall ne
nut to press, in the fall. Mr.. Davis will
criticise very severely the. policy and plans
OF General JosephJE. Johnston as o Gopted-
crate chieftain, and will charge on him the
full responsibility for the nen-pursaat, oi
the Federal forces into Washington 0nithe
occasion OF the first battle OF Bull Run in
July, 1861. .eitaH -'taE7s.i1...: : -sE'f'tt
~, THE PRESIDENTS SOUTHERN TOUR. '"t
/ It is probable that the President may in
ciude ia his southern, tour a trip to the Hot 10
Springs OF Arkansas, where he will BE
brought in contact witt. the prominent men
OF the Southwest. 49,.
A NATIONAL AFFAIR. ,...;.,. linll.
It's said by friend OF Wells and Ander-
son, now here, that if those two worthless
should be indicted in New Orleans it IS
their intention to come on to- Washington
and demand Of the President that he per-
sonaly interpose for their protection..y q
49,. r y THE NEW RULE. $50 :in ~
Solicitor-General Phillips is a member OF
the North Carolina Republican State COM
mittee. He has yet resigned. Colonel
T. b.. Keogb, the chairmanof the North
Carolina Committee, is register in bank.
ruptcy in that State, but as his Office Is not
a presidential appointment he does not
come within the scope Of the Presidents
order. '.,'f& 1'.E>-' ,."'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

w COHEN BROTHERS ARE SELLING
three papers Of good PINS for &c.;
8 ALPACAi SIX IRT-BRAIDSf for 1Oc.; ~ 2 III.
2papers good NEEDLES for &c.; sn.s g.,... 5l.F
loo yards best MACHINE SEW1NG-sILK four
Q good-sized POCKET-FANS for SC. worth l0c.
100 various styles of FANS far below market value
je30 - 1850. 80 -s,. i'!'&tlt..tt ss's.' -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06
THE HYGEIA HOTEL.

OLD POINT COMFORT. Va.
Situated within 100 yards Of Fort Monroe. open
all the year. Special attractions io- summer, WIZ
ample capacity for 500 guests. Has aI mo.cFh ina
provcmcnts. Six daily mails, and telegraph "r!ce
Fifteen to twenty trstclass steamers rand daily ieN-
cept Sunday $50 yards from the door. Superior
beach for bathing at tho doorstcp<. and good from
Nav until November Boating. G.hing and drTiHg
sp>cfally attractive Send for circular describing
hygienic advantages, term, &C.
my l1-d&w3m II. PllOEEES. Iroprntor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

The gbarlone sYil.e JeG rsenia,. sof this
week comes out for HoLLIDAY as Its first.
choice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06
NJ COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST

N COHEN, BROTHERS ARE JUST
in receipt of an extremely large stock of goos all
OF which, owing to the advanced state Of the sea-
son, they have purchased far below market value.
They will offer OH MONDAY: m ,,.4 49,.
80 pieces of yard wide VICTORIA LAWN at &C.;
100 pieces nj 12Hc., heretofore sold at &c.,; \
The imported VICTORIA LAWNS reduced to 16,
Is, %, and Csc, actually only half their value
so pieces NAINSOOK CHECKED MUSLIN at
l6l1c. heretofore sold at Csc;
SWISS MUSLISS, NAINSOOkS, PIQUES, and
other WHITE GOODS greatly roducedi
DRESS GOODS greatly reduced-BU NTINCi re-
duceG to Csc: 'sE-.i" rs.Ea -e.t
Black GRENADINES reduced from $1.75 to
65c yard; ..@' '-s' - - -
GRENADINES l62sc., would be cheap for doube
h See tlIer all wool-illing zoe. GRENADlNE;
Their stock Of BLACK and COLORED SILKS Is
undoubtedly the largest and cheapestfn the city
. prices are warranted against any house IN
America. d ~ ,,--..,,s ats.a- e3O;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

aAetipg- SecIet srY Coennek has called,
fiEg 900 9ts eoRsol Ok Yhe ins:
ssterest ceases on them in October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

.nT SILKS. SILKS! SILkS!-LOWER
THAN EYER.-The stock must be c'osed out.
Prices down. Now Is the time 10 buy ut s...
iy3 ..-. ...,. LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06
.OARDING.

NEW FORK BOARDIN G, SO FIFTH
.lSiAyENUE, NEW YeRK. Elegant family board
lng.hnuse. Two dollars per day ten dollars per
d je 2-3m 81, as 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

nIss0LUTEONs H.EEPARTNERsHIPSs
nN AND, Aztec THIS DATE MY.
w BUSINESS win be continued In fhe name or
.jys-i W. 80 r. JOHN II. WILLIAMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

BLACK GRENADINES at 20c.worih Soc; -..
BtLh(K GRENADINES ut 12isc. worth 2oc;
Bf,ACK GRENA Dimes at csc. worth 40c.;
BLACK GRENADINES at 5oc, worth q S2c.'
NJ. hCK: GRENADrNFS at 1925 worth rs.
These are certainly the cheapest GiENADLNES
ever offered in this city. Everybody should buy
their GREN ADINES from SY Gle BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06
ME- uAMMOCKs! HAMMOCKs

Buy HAMMOCK and keep comfortable during
the hot weather. You can get one ut sa.l
jy3 .....,. ~. LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

r1sHE AMERICAN soFT CA III =, me.
cos Pr,ce-i.is of Een GS s.ss.l SVlSToR E.
tsl,is poxest nsx Sas fSS, los, and iio
fMAUG Err, General 4geat' se'- WV my l6-3m
Rcads street, New Yors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06
SUMNER RESORTS
CtALWELL HOUSE,
adjacent to the Greenbrier White su,n,r, s,.,.
i. GnEES11.lER COUNTY. Wv,

RATES OF BcARDISS So per DAY. sI2 n.,
600 per msnti Especial arrangcme n,s p ina week
families sDenaing the season. MS male :ot
Omnibus will Transport passenpc-, ,
Is 2n. JT CHARGE rom tiSfsrs ts The hogs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

-tit..i.as. SILK. DEPARTMENT. !
BLACK SILK at e5, 75. 9oc, 81, 81 rs, $50,
We have 'a a lot Of LoRED Sill KS from
75c. to 81 Lee: per yard. .,,on
Beautiful NkyYiBLUE+ ,SEALcBRoWS, ! BOI-
~~TLE.GREEN, and all the fashionable shades
SiLKSat 81, reduced from S1-25.t. i~.:, ~ f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

Our. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT is complete for
Ladies, Misses and Children from SC. to 81 per
pair. 49, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

nRESS LINENS.--Thc greatest bargains
u In DRESS LINENS at - :. ). ...,a q,
T je 29-eod JULIUS MEYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

Handsome LINEN for boys wear at 16lc. worth
!. Csc. = csc. LINEN Is worth &c.: f. =. 20
500 dozen UNDERSHlRTS and VESTS for ladies
and gentlemen, which vii: DC closed out as a spe-
'cial bargain. ? - ,''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

VICTORIA LAWES.--Anether lot Of
Y those beautiful SATIE-sTRIPED VICTORIA
LAWNS at l5c. just opened at
+ je ZS-eod - ~. JULIUS MEYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

You will fnd on the second floor 800 styles OF
LINEN SUITS, and amongst them are beautiful
White Linen Suits. Suits range from 1925 to
80. .-t...s -.--.. ....' f' ..r.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06
RACK ALpACas AND AioHAIRsy

BLACK ALPACAS at zoe. sold for 25c.; . ~.
BLACK ALPACAS at 25c sold for 35c.; .fs..
RACK ALPACAS mt soc. sold for 4Oc.;
PURE MOlIAIR ALPACA ut 35c.. never sold for
~ lss; than zip reduced from 75c
n Won want n HANDSOME ALPACA for little
money LOOK at SYCLE BROTHERS STOGk.Dt - II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

q J, :. "a. IARRETT PRETLOW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

CASHMERE DEPARTMENT..
Another lot OF CASSINIERES ut 50c.; .
CASS1NfER ESat 75c. worth 81:
Our CASSID1EREat 81 /. worth $3.50. F."
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-12-13

nung George ofta adrog vederb6rande
en- summarisk restraining under
MANN af lynch,lagen, hvilken ofta Sc.
dan intill vara dagar blifvit an.
wand och det under hogst olika ON.
standigheter.
John Lynch, som var broder till Of
van omtalade Charles Lynch, ar
grundlaggaren af staden Lynchburg.
Endast IA af deras efterkommande,
som nu arc i lifvet, bara familjenam-
net, och ingen af dem innesi Virgil
mia. De- sista manliga attlingarne
af dennaslagt, Charles Henry Lynch.
och hans half fbroder John Pleasant,
dogoi Compbel1 county straxt; .efter
inb0rdeskriget. Deras syster, fru
Dearing, och hennes dotter, fru Faunt
Le Roy, bo nu pa slagtens gamla egen-
dom, dar man annu visar stycken af
det valn6tstrad, vid hvilket Toryer
blefvo bundna for att pryglas. AL
Orig blef likval nagon under dessa IT,
der berofvad lifvet pa grund af denna
lao
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-12-13

skanska vixen, dar den skulle anvan-5,
das for sjomatningar, och det fanns
saledes ingen anledEing att bradska
med afresan just vid en- It'd, da sig
nalbyran tillkannagifvit annalkandet
at, en- fruktansvard storm. Dylika
varningar uppmarksammas for det
mesta af Misunderstanding, men Aottans
officerare lara hafva en- 6fverdadig
ovana att lemna dem utan afseende.
Dessutom visste man vid afresan fran
Hampton Roads mer an val, att Cap
IIatteras maste passeras, SAINT att ku.
stem daronkring var ytterst farlig.
,Klokhetens hade darf6re borltsbjnda
att styra isa- -lailgtt Ut till hats som moi
ligt, men stallet sattes kursen TAFT
under land afsigt att undvika den
vid resan s6derut hinderliga golf
str0mmen. sHvilken af befalet, som
bar ansvaret for olyckan, kan nu vara
likgiltigt, isynnerhet som han redan
genom d6den undgatt mojligheten af
att blifva stalld inf0r krigsratt; men
f0ljderna af vederb0randes vardsl0s-
het bora atminstone tjena andra till
warming. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pa den
farliga kust, hvarest skeppsbrottetsin.
traffade, synes afven hafva pa det
of0rsvarligaste satt >Eardslosats. AT
brist pa manskap n6dgades man in
skranka sig till att hjelpa dem af de
skeppsbrutne, som genom SHINING
uppnadde stranden, upp pa det torra.
Fackman Saga, att, ON tillrackligt
manskap funnits pa stationen och
ON battre patrullering anordnats,
Hurons farliga lage kunnat It'd upp-
tackas och kraftigt bistand lemnas.
Vidare klandras bittert, att ingen fyr
varnar seglaren for det farliga Rags
head-refvet, hvarpa det f6rolycka-
de fartyget strandade. Huron var en-
af de 10 angslupar, som bygdes under
sj0ministern Robesons It'd och lopte
af stapeln fran Roachsy skeppshvarf
Chester. (IIeml.)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-12-13
Arfslagarne.

Mar en- person, som eyer fasta egen-
domar slit eget namn, DIR utan att
efterlemna testamente, 81 skan egen-
domen ga arf pa foljande satt:
Den efterlefvande maken eller ma
kan skall,, sa lange han cller hon lef-
yer, hafva ratt till den atiidnes
Homestead, fritt fran ALA fordrings.
ansprak, i 6fverensstammelse s med
statens .'homestead''- '-lagar.
Den efterlefvande maken eller ma.
kan skall arfva 'a5solut egendomsratt
teller sa stor egendomsratt som den
Safidne egde) till Ell tredjedel af all
den grundegendon,, som den dode eg-
de, dock sa, att utaf denna tredjedel
skall, lika f0rhaIlande med de iva
andra tired djedelarne, den dodes skull
betalas. s.s2 Ss..s..' S...+. ,ss%7 -
Z De tya aEdra tredjedelarne teller
ON det icke finnes nagon efterlefyan-
de maka eller; make :. all den grund.
egendom som, den dode efterlemnar)
sskola, ON intet testamehte fnnes, eff
ter det skulden ar betala, ga i arf
till den dodes arfyingar paa foljande
ssatt: .s$..5 sss =s
ON han eller hon har barn, sa
skola dessa della egendomen lika sins
,emellan. fOm Il8eon eller niipra At
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-12-13

skorna foljande faderliga f0rmaning
"Det ar att hoppas att konstnarin1lor.
ma genom det myckna ber6m som
kommer dem till del ej ma begyaa7aa
uppblasas, -ty hvar och en- vet, att
de ej sjelfva frambragt sin r6st, ej
sjelfva f0rlanat henne den ljufva be-
hag den besitter: det al alltings Ska.
pare och Upphofsman, astadkommit
ALT delta. Ma derf6r vi, med lands
manninnorna. som med sin sang tie.
nat on verld-ma vi ALA bekanna: vi
aro ''stoft och aska'' och Ell tillvalla
oss en- ara, som ej al var, utan an
dra sidan, jubilera i Dig, Jehovah,
bakom de de lysande verldar; en- gaisg aise
'af Dig danade och spridda, Dig som
tillbedes och lofsjunges af Serafer och
Keruber och f6flossade, rentvagna
andar, Dig, som afven tandt Din gu
dadamma ofullkomliga och vagn
mae7eniskors br0st och latit oss for
nimma en- f0rsmak af de himmelska
jubeltonerna--Dig, Du store, gudom-
lige och fullkomlige Konstnar ware
pris och ara all evighet!"
Latom oss nedlagga pennan!
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-12-13
Brefdufvor i fiskeriernas tienst.

Brefdufvor fiskeriernas tjenst. Vid
sillfskena pa den skotska kusten har
man b5rjat begagna brefdufvor till
budbarare pa dc platser, der telegrafer
joke finnas. Tidningen Fishing Ga
zette neddelar harom f0ljande:
Det f5rsOk, som gjordes flor att
begagna brefdufvor att framf0ra snab.
ba underrattelser nv rje morgon fran
fskeplatserna ON resultatet af nattens
arbete, har f6rnyats ar med den
st0rsta framgang. Man tager en- dufva
med sig baten pa eftermiddagen, och
sedan naten ha blifvit upptagna nasta
morgon och man f0rvissat sig ON fang
stems storlek. uppslappes dufvan med
en- liten pergamentslapp ON halsen
med underrattelse ON fangsten, ON
den plats, pa hvilken baten befinner
sig, ON vindens riktning, ON utsigter.
ma for hemfarden o. s. v. ON det ar
stiltje eller motvind. begares en- bog
serbat, och genom angifvandet af ba.
tens lage, kan angfartyget latt finna
honom. Andra f0rdelar aro, att mar
insalt;,rne underrattas ON hvilken
qvantitet sill de ha att vanta, kunna
de derefter Tampa sina f6rberedelser
for mottagandet och insaltningen af
fangsten. De fiesta dufvorna tillh6ra
frr Moir & Son Aberdeen. Mar duff
vorna slappas upp fran baten, fyga de
of6randerligen tire ganger EN- cirkel
uppe luften och stracka derpa ut mot
land med stor, hastighet, allmanhet
tilryggalaggande omkring en- engelsk
mil minuten. Iva afsMojr & Sons
basta dufvor ha stundom3 hugit tjugu
eller tjugl.fem eng elska mil pa lika
manga ininuter. Dufyorna heh0fya
mycket liten ledning och f6rsta smart
att komma land med slit budskap.
Eft dufslag har blifyit anbragt pa ett
magasinstak yid hammer for dufvor-
mas beqyamlighet, och der sla de alltid
utan undantag ned, mar de kemma hem
fran sion.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-12-13
Lynchlagens uppkomst.

Harom. meddelar s'Skandinayen''
foljande:>
Under. revolutionskriget bodde i
Campbell county, Virginia, vid floden
Roanoke, som da kallades Staunton
River, .nagra styfsinnade Toryer, som
af all makt understodde konungado.
met med Guds made med dess tvang
och fortryck. Man kunde icke ma
dessa borgerliga frihetsfender med
nagon af de bestaende lagarne. Of.
verste Charles Lynch, hans svarger
Robert Adams och enperson vid MANN
Galloway, som ALA Yoro farmare och
grammar, besloto emellertid att befria
county't fran dessa pa den tiden vt
terst farliga fender till den vaknade
frihetsrorelsen. De grepo darfore 3
;af de yarsta bland dem, bundo dem
yid ett trad, gafyo hvar en- af dem en-
grnndhg bastonad och alade dem att
genast lemna staten. Delta satt att
CORA professor kort f6rfelade icke
att utofYa sin asyftade yerkan i
Campbell, och exemplet foljdes an
dra counties. dar lojalit liteten mot ko-
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-12-13
REDAE&T &TIONEN

~ Utgifvaren och hans arrendator t6rlorade
omkring 10000 bushels hvcte pa farmen
vid Litchfield-en storre forlust an nagon
AMMAN person hela staten lidt.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-12-13
Om termOmetrar.

=
som visade skilnaden mellan FaEren-
heits och Celcii termometrar. Denna
tabell borde ha f0regstts af Ell be-
skrifning 0fver dessa temperatur-ma.
tare,-och ST var afven meningen; men
genom EFT misstag utesl0ts denna in
ledning. vi skynda NIL att godtgora
var f6rsummelse. For fullstandig.
hetens skull beskrifva vi har: ;ifyen
Reaumurs thermometer.
Det instrument, med hvilket man
mater varme och kGld kallas termome.
ter, eller varmematare. Det bestar
af EFT flint och lufttomt glasr0r, som i
nedraandan blifvit utblast till en- kula.
Kulan och en- del af r0ret aro fyllda
med quicksilver eller fargad alkohol,
som vid varme utvidgar sig och stiger
h6gre upp r6ret. Vid k6ld deremot
sammandrages qvicksilfret och sjunker
f6ljaktligen lagre ned mot kulan.
Bredvid glasr0ret ar anbragt en- gra-
derad skala, som angifver huru manga
grader k0ld eller varme en- AMMAN
kropp Gsynnerhet en- hytande eller
Uniformity innehaller.
bet firms tre olika termometrar
eller rattare tre olika gradskalor.
10. Celsii tern,ometer, eller den
sverske termometern. Den uppfanns
af var landsman Anders Celsius PRO.
fessor Upsala, dod 1744l och ar obe-
stridt den enklaste af ALA termome.
trar, hvarf0re den ocksa begagnas icke
hlott Sverige utan af vetenskapsman
hela verlden. Den punkt pa r6ret
hvarest qviksilfret stannar da kulan
stallas i smaltande sno eller s5nder-
krossad is utmarkes Celsii termome
ter med o och kallas for .fryspunkt
Det stale hvarest qviksilfret stannar
da kulan stalles kokande vatten kal.
las kokpunkt. Afstandet mellan frvs-
punkten och kokpunkten ar indeladt
100 lika stora grader, som kallas varme
grader och betecknas med ! n : 2e0
betyder saledes 90 6grader varmt). Ora.
derna under fryspunkten aro lika stora
med varmegraderna och betecknas med
- T. go betyder saledes 26 grader
kallt).
90. Re0una1trs Thermometer, upp
funnen af fransmannen R. A. F. de
Reaumur (d6d 1857, utmarker frys
punkten med o likhet med Celsius
men indelar afstandet mellan frys'
punkten och kokpunkten endast 81
grader. Denna thermometer begagnas
vissa delar af Tyskland, Danmarl
och Norge.
3d. FdhrenheitS tern1oneter. som
begagnas England och For. Staterna
ar. enligt EN- engelsk f6rfattares ON
dome, "den onaturligaste varmematart
under solen'. (Den uppfanns af er
tysk, G.. D. Fahrenheit, d0d Holland
1740). Fryspunkten Fahrenheits ter
mometer ar icke densamma, som pi
Celsii och Reaumurs, utan motsvaral
| 17S grader kold Celsii skala eller IA !;
a Reaumurs. Den punkt, som Celsius
kallar fryspunkt, kallar Fahrenheit 3:
grader varmt. Afstandet mellan Fab
renheits fryspunkt och kokpunk
l(=- 100a Celsius) ar indelad 2l2 lik;
stora grader.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-12-13
Till fiere manaders fangelSe

ha nu tvenne tidningsredaktdrer, her.
rar Aim och Westenlus, Sverige blif.
Wit domde. Den sistnamnde fick den
20 Oktober sin dom, 1ydande pa fyra
manaders straffangelse for en- hans
tidning ''Framat" f6rekommande ar
tikel ON tillstandet i konnungariket
Laputa. Harom yttrar "Ostgoten":
Aklagaren Ilar pastatt, och juryn har
genom uttalandet af ordet sksldig in
stamt deri, att namnde artikel asyftat
f6rhallandena Danmark; och def
afseendet aro VI af samma tanke. Hr.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-12-13

Forenta staternas krigsangfartyg
Hurons skeppsbrott har adragit sig
mera an vanlig uppmarksamhet, icke
blott emedan 100 menniskolif dar-
vid gingo f0rlorade utan afven dar-
fore, att olyckshandelsen genom an
Yandande af vanliga forsigtighets.
matt mycket val kunnat undvikas.
Angarens destinationsort var Mexi-
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-12-13

n Knrsiveringen ar gjord af red. u.
#*l Denna kursivering ar icks gjord Of red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-12-13
En- "sublim" Chicago-bo.

MOTTO: Sallan kunna dock ems
inre kanslor fullstandigt tolkas,
alldra minst da de aro hoga och
sublima. Auditor.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board Of Education held a speria !
meeting, last night. President Buck in the
{ air.
The resolution which was presented st
the last regular meeting, was brought up
aaa fer some opposition.
Ga motion Of Mr., Price, the proper Off
GERS were authorized to draw . noe for
$500 At TO days.
MIR. Harlan, ated, State Superintendent,
Groves, wanted TO make some arrangements
10 get lhe census of he children ia this
city, of schoolahIe age Nj. Groves sid be
had arranged with The district, Secretary 10
get the census of each district. hut as i,
VIII be OF some expense, AID il was lec,
over until the mex: regular meeting, so As
TO give Sups. Harlan aud opportunity to
consult with State Supt. Groves.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
FOUND AFTER TWO YEARS.

Mr.. Berry, while out rowisg yss'trla.
morning on the Branaywire, near tie Rail
road bridge, saw a pocket book lying III ,hs
mud, near the waters edge. He locked
through Il, anil Il contained only some re-
ceipts ahd pair of small sciss, RS, which
he recognized as his. The pocket book
being the ons that was stolen from him or
the night of JUICE Tlh, 1873, when the brids,
house on the Brandywjne bridge was broker
open ana robbed. The hook, at the time o.
the robbery, con aiusd So, together with =
watch, valued at $50, ard $40 from Mr..
Tubas, the bridge tender, was also stolen
The police were notified Of the affair, bn'
We're unable 10 find any clue 10 the thief.
but it seems TIA. Mr.. TubbS le. short
time after the theft was Committed.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
TEMPERANCE IN NEW CASTLE,

The meetings now being held in New
Cas'!e, under the auspices of the Moral
SuSsion Reform Club of this city, are q
great success. Another meeting was held
last evening, AMI speeches were made BY
Bros Lee, Fox, Masee, and Whelsp, of the
Reform Club. of this city, and Rev MIR.
Bris'or, OF New Castle. The memhsls Of
the Good Will Engine Company sigued the
pledge in body last evening, and they have
already formed Temperance Pioneer
Corps. Tais caused grea. enthusiasm, and
agreat many followed suit. The Reform
ers are doing nohly in New Castle, and they
are greatly assisted by Rev. Mr.. Bristor,
who wields powerful influence among his
fellow citizens. The number Of signers
t1us far is SIS.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
GOCLEI'S EXCURSION.

Gaaley has completed his arrangements :
ioc three Excursions. Two 10 come OIL IN
Thursday. the - OF August, and will leave
French street wharf Al ) a'cloll. on s,esmar
for Camden, sul irom ;h.ncs by rail. the
one to Atlantic Cisy, aud the o,her 10 Cane
May, allowing G.. hours on ,he shore N,
each plscs, arriving home a. lo.s o'eiecx in
the enening. Tie other to Long Branch
Aseu'y Park, sri Ocean Grove, 10 lesye
French street whsrf st > o'closk. AUsus.
.Si, ON steamer 10 CamseG, sud ,herce hy
rail-, allowing hoa-s o. The ground. sry;y,
ing home Al les 'elAtk ia The evening. /,
being LIE las. week OF camp. j. viii afford
many an opportunity 10 be there On ,hs,
Interesting c3easioe.
t. ke;s 10 Atlantic City, sa.Nl; 10 Cane
May, = 10 Long B74ueA, Asoavv Park
sni oes2a Grove. Ss&I.