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The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
A POOR SPRINGS FISHING.

The shad fishing promises to be fully as
bad this year as it was last year and even
worse, contrary to the expectations Of
many of the ihermen. But very few shsd
have been caught in the Delaware as vet.
At the head OF the Chesapeake the fishery
promises TO BE- quite poor, and from the
Chester river where they usually are being
caught quite brisk about this time, and
where last year the fishermen were doing
passably well, but very poor success is re-
ported The spawn which was hatched BY
the Fish Commissioners three years ago IT
WAS expected would bring the shad back in
large numbers this spring, as it takes them
three years to attain full size, and, it Is said,
that they return to the waters In which
they were hatched at the end of that time,
but it appears that this has failed
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
BOATING CLUB,

The Bachelor Boat Club has re~organized
for the coming season and elected the fol-
lowing officers @"
President-Wm. q. Bowers.
VIce-President--Ge F. Smith. ...
Secretary-Geo. H. Mccall.
Treasurer-John Hazlet. .
Csptaip-Thomas Il. Lewis.
Observation-Disclosures j Campbell.
During the summer, In order to cause a
reaction in the boating fraternity and to
induce other clubs to come here to contest
with them, they will offer prizes, and dur
ing the season we may haye some interest
ing races. This is the only club in the city
at present, the Undine. Delaware and
Pioneer having disbanded. u.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
EXECUTION OF A MURDERER.
EXECUTION OF JOSEPH LA PAaR.

EXECUTION OF JOSEPH LA PAaR. q
CONCORD, N. H., March 15.--Joseph La
Page, alias Joseph Parish, Was executed at
the State Prison here to-day for the mur-
der of Josie A. Langmaid, at Pembroke, n.
H., on the 4th Of October, 1875. Miss
Langmaid, girl of II years, and daughter
of one of the most prominent c!t;z of
Pembroke, started for school on the day Of
the murder. She WIS waylaid on the road.
IL the evening her body was discovered la
dense swamp few rods from the road.
Her head was cut OF and missing, and the
b,dy otherwise mutilated, evidently for the
purpose Of concsaling the evidence Of bru-
tai crime. The head was found third of
a mile distant from the scene of the mura
der. lie Page, who WAS Frenchman, was
arrested and convicted on crcumstantial
evidence, ane sentenced to be executed on
January IL, 1877 He was grant.d new
trial. which resulted in similar verdict
and sentence of execution, lie Page, Is
was believed during his trial, murdered Miss
Ball, school tsacher at St. Albans, VI,
but escaped through lack Of evidence. Pre-
vious to his execution he confessed to both
the murders. His whole story is charac.'
tsrized By acts of excessive brut Atty. csc
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
M. 8. r. A.
A LARGE ATTENDANCE,

The hall, corner of Third and King Ste.
was crowded to its utmost capacity last
evening on the occasion of the meeting o
the Moral Suasion Reform Association
The meeting was presided over by M, Har
gis, and opened with singing, '.All Hal
the power of Jesus name," followed BY
prayer.
Mr.. E. B. Frazer addressed the meeting
His remarks were particularly addressed To
the members, and said that they were band
ed together to help each other. AS the as
ISOLATION grew in age it grew in strength
and its influence was wonderfully felt upon
the community. We must take for our
companions, men who would do us good
rather than evil, If we would stand. He
closed with picture between men who
were enslaved to rum and men who have
become reformed. '"'.
Col. Moore was the next speaker. He
had signed the pledge, he said, because it
had become positive necessity for him to
reform or die drunkard. There were men
In the audience who were situated similarly
to him and he appealed to them to abstain
from strong drink sign the pledge and trus,
to God. 1t was the duty of all men to live
upright and religiously, and tohse who were
present, if they took The pledge, would
lever regretit.
Aduett was then sung by Kisses Donnely
and Houston, after which Mr.. Bryant spoke
at some length upon the effect of rum
drinking, upon the world at large, and par
ticularly upon different celebrities, bringing
up the cases of Robert Burns and e. A.
Poe,ss examples. He sketched with anus
ing ltvlty his fruitless battle against the ar
dent, by abstaining from mince pie during
a psriod of his life and told how he had
once been dragged back to vice through
of wine ct the Sacrament of the
LORDS Supper, in church. o.
Mr.. Harry Street then sang q solo, after
which the audience was addressed by
Messrs. Hargus, Quinn, Perry, and others
when 1t adjourned to meet nest Monday
evening, at which time Mr.. Lafferty, from
will be present and address
the Association.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
LOCAL8AFFAIRS.
-a-
LOCAL NOTES.

Ihe Liberal League tomorrow morning.
n A fisherman from Delaware City brought
7oO herring to this city to SELL
The Offices OF the Diamond State Iron
Co. and Charles Warner & Co. have been
Connected by telephone.
aNewsboys attention You can make
more by selling the HERALD than any
other paper in the city. They are sold
wholes ale, two for one cent.
What would our forefathers have said if
they had imagined that cough could be
cured tor rs cepts-as by that reliable
remedy : DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The question "Are the laws OF Delaware
consistent IN Furnishing drunkenness as
crimes" was debated upon at the meeting
of the st. Mary's T. A. B. Society and St.
Mary's r. A, B. Pioneer Corps last even.
ing.
With what complaceucy must the lady
who uses Glenn's Sulphur Soap glance at
her mirror, for their she sees reflected
complexion devoid of blemish. This peer
less purifier may be relied upon to remedy
all skin irrt ,tions. Sold by all druggists.
HIPS Hair and 'Ehisker Dye, black or
brown, 80 cCG t.. -..-.... m16.4w
Coroner Rose, who had intended to ac,
company Mr.. Fox 10 Philadelphia, to con-
fer with the friends OF tbe actor who was
drowned last June, and see if they could
identify the skeleton lately found at New
Castle, was unable to go on account of sick
ness. -Gir. Fox did not return last night,
and the result OF his visit could not be
ascertained. rrr -~
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
PERSONALS.

hon. Thomas F. Bayard was registered
at the New York Hotel on Thursday. '.rar
Miss Josephine M. R. White, graduate
OF the Wesleyan Female College of this
city, graduated on Thursday, from the
Womea's Medical College, of Philadelphia.
Rev. J. Wesley Sullivan, of this city,
stationed last year as pastor of the Baptist
Church of Woodstown, N. j., has accepted
call at Bridgeton, N. j., where be will 20
on the s4th inst, to preach In the Pearl
street Baptist Church. -s.
Messrs. Moore, Bryant and Hargis, of
the M. 8. K. A., of this city, addressed a
large temperance meeting at Eighth and
Buttonwood streets, Philadelphia, on Thurs.
day evening.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
MILITARY.

Last evening Company G, DUPONT Guard,
gave Complimentary drill before large
number of invited guests, The members e
the company went through the manual of
arms in very creditable manner. After
the drill, the company and guests repaired
to Prof. Webster's room, where dancing
was indulged In for some time. Every
person seemed highly pleased with the
nights pleasure, and it is hoped that it will
not be the last. ,ts
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
sHERIFFs SALES
hERIFF5 SALh.

- hERIFF'5 SALt.
K,
BY virtue of a writ of Levari Fecias
to me directed, will be exposed 10 Pubic
sale, at the hotel now occupied bv Alex
Maxwell, In Middletown, in ST.. Gef rges
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware,
On
SATURDAY. the S0th day of March, 1873 at
lo'clock, p m
The following described real estate, viz;
All ttat plantation and tract of land sit
Aate In st Georges Hundred, New Castle
County and State of Delaware. bounded
and generally described as follows. to-wit !:
i1ounded upon the north by the public road
lea ling from Middletown to Cantwell s
Bridge, on the south by Appoquint
Creek, on the east by lands O. ,lnuel PEN
ntngt0n, and on the west by lands OF Rich.
ard W. Cnchran and John Hurn. contain
ing within said bounds, three hundred
acres, more or less. with two story brick
dwelling house. frame barn, granary aud
carriage house, and other buildings there.
on erected
elzed and tax en- in execution az the pro-
pfrty of William A. Cochran, who hath
sur ivei his wife aud co-naOrtgagor Sarah
o. Cochran, and t. and to be sold by
ISaAC GRtfBB. Sherlf
Sheriff Office New Castle, March 13 h, 1878
mari5-ts
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
MURDER CONFESSED.
SOUTH CAROLINA MURDERER CoNFEssEs
THREE CRIMES

SOUTH CAROLINA MURDERER CoNFEssEs
THREE CRIMES
The following is telegraphed from Colum.
bia, s. c.
"The friends aud family Of Robert Nc
Evoy, the murderer, who is under sentence
to ha executed to-morrow, made stren-
uuns effort LAST week to hays his sentence
com muuted TO life. Governor Hampton,
Lowever, refusing to grant the commuta-
tiou PRAYED for, NcEvny on Saturday, and
for the fist time, confessed to having par
in at lcaNt two other brutal muir
d.rs besides taut for which he is Iow under
sentence of death A second effort was
made to>dny to secure him respite in order
to Induce him to make full confession. The
Governor, however, refused to grant this
also, and he will therefore be executed to-
day in private, in accordance with a law
just passed by the present Legislature"
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
PENINsULAR NEWS.

The allowance of the Sheriff for the
hoard of prisoners, in Sussex county, has
been reduced by the Levy Court to SO cents
per day. u,.. .,...t o.l. ,r.-
Down in Accomac comfy, Va, they are
picking premature strawberry blossoms. o.,
A new Protestant Episcopal Church at
St. Michaels, Nd, is to be built this spring.
The Rev. Mr.. Dashie], tbs rector of III,
church, has been indefatigable ior several
years past in raising the necessary fupds.t
aTae steamship North Point which went
ashore last week on Assoteague Island, Va,
has proved total loss. A tug arrived at
Philadelphia, Saturday, from the wreck
with 1900 0cocoanuts, 81 ounches On bansnas
and small quantity Of wreck materisl.a a1'
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Household of Faith-Elder G. R. Kra.
mer, pastor, 10 80 a. m, "Drawing near tc
God In full assurance of Faith" At 7.1t
p M, fifth of series of sermons on the
Seven Churches of Asia-"Letter to the
Church of sardis."
Rev. M. K. Fallon, pastor of St. Paul'e
Catholic Church, will deliver o sermon on
Marriage" on every Sunday evening dur
ing Lent. .....t
Rev. R. O. Jones, Of the Wilmington Con-
ference, will preach at the Union VI. E,
Church, on Sunday, at 1890 o'clock, a. IN.
and Rev. 7. R. Creamer will preach in the
evening. Mr.. Creamer will preach at the
Scott In the morning, and Mr.. Jones In the
eVenink. ~v n4 "a a z" q &
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
Y. M. G. A.

The Young Mems Christian Association
extend cordial invitation to the young
men and ladies Of this city to attend the
prayer meeting to be held at their rooms.
sS7 Market street, this evening at 730
The Association has been invited TO conduct
the services at Madeley M. E. Chapel, to-
morrow morning and evening, in conse-
quence of the absence CT Mr.. Mowbray at
the Conference, and have responded favor
ably to the invitation. /
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
THE NAVAL INvEsTIaAg ION .n'

l. / fH .a.T .sE -----. #@ r. fRs~ S1' 'N'
REPORTED DISCOVERIES OF TESTIMONY
-. ,.-I.tvefu MADE. e,5Jg'jo -goTas
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York World says :o1}J MI ri "Hi'o IL
.-"The Willis Committee continues to un-.
earth testimony ssrehecting on the Robeson
management of the Navy Departments In
the way Of abuses and extravagance. The
last discovery Is that the contracts for sD-
gines and boilers for vessels OF the navy
during the last year Of his, reign involved
the expenditure Of nearly double the amount
paid for similar work which was done by
private parties for the Pacific Mail Commit
'ee. The committee, however, has not
struck lead toshow that any Of this excess
of money expended came back into the
pockets Of Robson and Murtagh or other
members of the old Naval Ring, but interds
70 push the Investigation until every dollar
is properly or improperly accounted for.
The members Of the committee feel satIsfsd
t!iat these extravagant contracts, made
almost without number and without price.
uetted corrupt profits to some. one. The
bureau officers are only able to testify to
the extravaganza Of the contracts and their.
unnecessary character. but do not know
where the money went that paid for them.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
NEW DRY GOODS FIRM.

A new dry goods house is to be opened
shortly at the store No. s20 Market st +,
formerly occupied by the Enterprise Furni--
ture Co., and adjoining James g. Webb's
The store is now being thoroughly over
hauled and fitted up for occupancy which
Will take place as soon as repairs are COM
pIeted The firm which is from Providence
X. l.. will do business under the name Of
Hill d. Crosby, and is said to be enterprisipg
and deserving of patronage. J-.- w" 81 r.Sf
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
SOCIETIES..

MEETING THIS tsATURpAr) EVENING. > 40
Lenape tribe No. 8, 1. O.R.IM., In Mcao
Cary Building. ~. ta.,,., ',.-"'1.' .
Mec1sr,tcs lodge, No. A. o. o r..
Odd Fellows Hall. Iauci tltR ,9'T'at-
Lafayette, No. 2, K. of r., at X. of p.
Hall, 80.
Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U.A. NJ,
Mech anic's Hall, 2l9 King street. -ss79IAF :
Eden Division. No. 6, s. of T., McClaryp,
Building. "'" 4''..
American Riff, Association, fourth sto.y
savllle Building Drilling every evening lexs
cept Saturday and Sunday. gro,g,L Nv rng
Washington Lodge, No. /, K. ,ofp.st
Knights Of Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market street.
Washington LodgeyNo. 3,.AIO. Of @. r.,
at McClary's Building.
Star OF Bethlehem Division, No, rs #
T., Ninth snd French streets.
Minq1a Tribe, No. 8, I. OR. NJ, at the
Maris' Building, Sixth and shipley streets.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
HERALD NOTES.

Atlanta, Ga, has 100 lawyers.
1t is said that the national party is &C.
cretly organizing in Cleveland.
drasshoppers are already hopping out o.
their eggs in Missouri.
The Indianapolis Sentinel says that tte
Democratic party is not going to die. -.
TIE Springfield Republican says that 70,
ayourg party the new one Is amb tious.
They say the Detroit Free Press pays it's
hpmorist 500 = week.
Upper 3lichigap prays for divorce frsm
the rest o!the State.
The Irish World urges importers to de-
mapd higher tariff on iron.
The Virginia bell-punch is to be applied
to the sale OF cigars in that State. /, !. 4s
Recherche persons in New Orleans are
S aid to attaud chicken combats. rATRN
stone-cutttpg throughout the State is
ve'y depressed. Maine letter.]
The N. Y. Baltimore, and Boston piano
factories are iunring leisurely.
s9l, 900 has Deen subscribed for the ex>
tension OF Boston's art museum.
The largest paint contract in the United
States is that for the N. Y. elevated rail-
way. [Ex.]
Country courtshp has been at low ebb
this winter fro IN the lack of sleighing.
Iu Maine the wagon factories are busy,
and the carriage factories are not. s-a
Oyercrowded tenemeIts explain many
matrimonial squabtles in New York.
A Newport man forged check to pay for
some boots and escaped with his booty
Boston Post.
H'ches will never take wings and fly
away, If you sprinkle little economy on its
tail-Whitehall Times.
1uC PlSbCuG tluuC ICukluuS OuC VI i hduhb-
giving Turkey is dlshed and everybody
wants peace.-Commercial Bulletin.
An Iowa schoolmistress has been dis
chArgeds becsuse, for. the amusement of
the children during the recess, she stoud on
her head. One OF the trustees chanced to
see the feat.
There is pork packing finn out west
named Haug & Slaughter. The former is
little shy of his partner.-Tle State
Gazette. -r.
'Oh my love what will you give me,
is what young man sung who WAS serena
ding his lady love the other evening
"That." exclaimed voice from the win
dow above, as pale of slops fell on the
serenader's head.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
FIRST ANNIVERSARY.

The Moral Suasion Reform Club will
celebrate their first anniversary In the Opera
House, on the evening of April the 10th.
Several talented speakers will deliver ad-
dresses on the occa sion, and an admission
fee of 10 certs will be charged. go
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
DELAWARE GRADUATES.

At the fifty seyeLth annual commence
ment of the Philadelphia College of Phar-
macy, last evening In the Academy of Nj
SIC, Philadelphia, the following persons
from this State, graduated N. Davis, D.
W. Fawkes, G. W. Gray, r. c. Marley and
F. R. Smith.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
PLENTY OF HONEY, 4

g. One of our West Chester bankers tells us
that present prospects are that there will be
large overplus oflmoney after thes'run''
Of April 1st has passed BY. He says the
amount OF money awaiting a. place on good
security. is far in access Of the apparent
demand, and that no man with good "back-
ing" need be afraid. West Chester News.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
CHAMBERS AND COLLINS.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Morrow, of this
city went down to Dover, to secure the
names of she jurors who have not signed
the application for the pardon of the two
condemned men. All the papers pertaining
to the case will be laid before Gov Cochran
to-day. ~5sg.=E trr.s-. Erg n
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
VALLEY FORGE CENTENNIAL.

"a meeting Of the Centennial Association
OF Valley Forge will be held at the hall, In
Valley Forge, on the 10th instspt, at 10 3d.
to make arrangements for the centennial
celebration In June next. r., e-si ST. --
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
COLLISION ON 1.-THE oHEsAPRAKR

Schooner Morning Star, Of Cris6eld, Was
IN collision in Chesapeake by on Tuesday
morning, with the Baltimore ssloop Pass
port. The Passport was injured 10 the ex-
tent Of 500 and the schoouer. sustained .
trifing damage. 1Ths schoonsr wss On her
way to Baltimore, and the sloop was bound
for; Bush river. 80 lax ,osl III ,eg.l aeAt
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16

MOVED.
A despatch from Cincinnati says that
James A. Dean, Deputy Warden of the
Ohio Peniteptiary, who it is alleged was the
author of large share OF the cruelties in
the peuitentiary recently exposed by the
Enquirer, was yesterday removed from his
position, which he had held through all ad-
ministrations for over quarter of CEN
tury. The stories told of his cruelties by
those who have witnessed them are almost
without parallel In the history of prison
horrors in this country.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
.,.,. Lame! Z. pi2feIs. bnnklup..
'f i'll - " Al; -. So.

= I" y Q NO lee VIA, IN lho Il,
-. a.6, u warrant rI r4n -.
ha'ia! II. Of ~ n..}.,
h'.''h .'>'S i.rtI n.air,r.
,,,.' 'o'l j4 '".O'..,.-.,, T .ul.et'
VI. d"g.r,, - tha r,us ~ , /
-. .'n 'I.:fI.'. II ~ ~An ~
'"|'s "n i3s ptt,tj.n' iHn'
. .'''"i D:"'> f. ',,G ~, tc'ireJy
..''' Hs cn":u@ To- hu, h r.,f,,.
'..' d. ~" Mi~ us", aut ihc tr.ji..
j.. VT, H@''N By hin u eto biz dcu by
.. -'HH t'''HH u i@@etiHS vfthe C editors II
~, 10 move thei. ijehfa, a.id >
/. ! Gre AStiGae s OF hiH estate,
# 10 .'-'Lf = - ronr.:4 t'nnkrnpt y, t. DG
...',''o h"' o' h]ng St.oct, Wiluitig,n.
.1,',". -, b. orG ,cVi l.. Erd E,o .
,,,,It' h,anNr"ptcy fox s.id D!.Ir,c'
:, "',1 u cay OF t4"a@t,, a, y 1879. A. l.
b. "a q JtttM NJ. IUNN,
4 - - @af"hai 'Vr saiA District.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
PUBLIC SALES.
fsUBLIC SALE.

~s
DuBLIC SALE.
/
vii be sold at Public Sale, at the resi-
denc7 of tie subscriber on the rcad lead.
iLs from Christ1ana to Ccoc'l's Bridge. one
ana.a-half miles from hris'i lana, ON
TUESDAY, the 10th day March, 1878, at 70
o'clock, M,
The following property:
Four head of horses, good workers or dri-
pers. one colt years old, IL Milk Cows
will be in profit soon, two yearlings, ten
shoals. Chester county whites. twelve tur-
Keys, ducks and chickens by the pair two
fs1m wagons, one market dearborn. one no
1np buggy, two horse threshiog machine,
one moving machine, one corn shelter. ore
grain fan, wheat driIl, one rSll|r, pl0ws.
cult,uators, harrows spades shovels forks
Terms. all sums of 500 and lesa cash; all
sums over that amount q credit of nine
m 'nihs Will be given by the purchaser CIV
ing bankable note with approved en-
Gorser. Hiarl6-2t
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
NOTICES..

1OTICE.-The Diamond,stat Loan ASS =
" citation has Issued new series Of
stock now ready; per cent interest al
lowed fees only Ier cent; owns no pro-
pc ty and has made no loses
GEO. G. MARlS, Secretary.
rarl5-tf COL Shipley Street
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16

A|OTICG: A first class mortgage for
~ $500, for sale. Address,
MORTGAGE
This Office
Feb 9th IT,
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VOL. VI. No. Is,
RAILROADS..

nHrbAprLPshu,th;,,, z IA, Hi1MFMGIoN = ! IT'son AND
J. November 28lh 1877.
.,,rr will ttave Wilmington as fojioWA
lSoGr,,oselchia 70, and intermediate staaationlss,
fHsS Si0. 500. 97, o %, q. IN. q 81, 4a',
,;7;%2a.aenI,,a H. : ap and New York, 90, ID IA,
70 % n. Il 40, s AS p m. .,.. O oo
pa1tinore and intermediate staslons' %
D Da,,i.oo,e q ~, g sud washington II 81, l6, s 80
Doio am VS. l2 50, 500, r M
aaln;ns IN; far nelaware Division leave for
aaw We Cas lie ego. s3'. a ID, Is. 80 p. m
u,,omins and inter;nediate stanohs 93O
"a,n,l Is. 8 SOP NJ. ,,.o u.,.,o On
O, NJ. lb p. m.
ph,lade phA and inheTneala'e N'@""ih
= 10 a ni. s GO G 30 p ~.
,,,.,,oaHGeirhia +, ~ and New York, eco, Al IL.
3 iIt.;Sra ,It;mora and Washington. l2!'. l6 q In.
nor fnrthcr Information passengers are
n,arrad r", a 70 the time tablespcstsd at the de-
|'I1s I1sns-,y KENNEY .sup..
F--07,rcM M hDuRs-W WILMINGTON
WIN, rERN t.AIF4ROAD-COmr!2 one
~ thursday Dec, 4, 1879, Trains will run
snna na'W'i illumination 10 % q m, aud 5 Boy m
'"n" Sn, ,ar44vl,ilry q is a n and 10 p.1a,
4 r,ve at wilroialt9n : = I. m, and 3 IL
h r~'. !r,'J, 1T l.andenbafg at IL N and 40
sp';"-HE'gFtT!Cr7s.- !" TRAIN leaving i.anGsn'
ana. -, @ltn train for Fhtiadel'
7i3 n 2 llHnA.
%7.atn lo.y,ng Wjlmjngtcn = 1870 Il
Erit,ir7' ovtaC Philadelphia At $40 ~
XII ;.N,ls,l a,t!Apuls i'c:uTar$ train !esT'
Ipg La09enhe~e It 70 p; N.
ri. n2rii-r !,al5enherg Al - y, n.
with Penn vlv,Dja and i}elnwara tr&in,@Hd
Wnh tr9f0 I.avfnG Wilmtngton FOX fh''a.
bt4 80 r, II. .. =, s.o >,
rfan lesvtn- Wnmin@tGa al 5"o u
\, '- y. CONNELL Ann
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16
THE HERALD.7
Wilmington. De :, March 10. 1878.

wilmington. De :, March l6, lS7S.
MiNIATUR ALMANAC--HI3 DAY,
Sun rises ".....".6.l2 Sun sets..-....... 6.O7.
Moon RI 4.l4 a. m.
HIGH WATER.
Delaware Breakwater........... .. q. a. M,
3S p. m.
New Castle ..,..,,,, .,. ,.,..... s.6s a. m.
9.26 p. m
Wilmington .... g 23 q, M,
056 p. m.
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PRISON CRUELTIES.

AN OHIO PENITENTIARY OFFICIAL RE
MOVED.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16

THE WEATHER To-day the condj-
tto"s WiH generally Improve, su&th cleHrsag
re0ther,
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16

deserved Sc ats Can now be secured al G. F..
thomas & Cos 42l Market st. by payment
of35 cents extra. Doors open at O'Clock
P. M. Concert begins at P. NJ. sharp
The Morning herald., 1878-03-16

Oh my love what will you give me,
is what a young man sung who WAS serena
ding his lady love the other evening
"That." exclaimed voice from the win
dow above, as pale of slops fell on the
serenader's head.