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The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
{ sHERIFFs SALES.
SHERrFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of awrlt ofAis, Yenditioni Expo
nasto me directed will be exposed TO Pubic
Sale Az the Hsteio John d. Paulin. in
the Village Of Odessa, In vt. Georges HUG
dred, New Castle County, DEL. on n
MONDAY, the 2nd day or September, 1878,
z,'sis ~ ~ ct o'ci0ck, P. M. j
The following described Real Estate viz:
No. A lot of land bounded on the east
and south by two certain streets, in said
village. on the west by road leading from
said village 10 St Georges, and on the north
by lands late Of James Rogers. d. ceased
supposed to contain about three acre., will b
two small ten"nt houses thereon erected,
excepting thereOpt the twu' small tenant
hi.ures and the land theretoattached.h here
tofofe sola aEd co .veyed by said John M.
Woods, to Geo n. Bayard apa Geo Ridden.
by The said road leading from Odessa to st.
Georgts by the Road leading from the said
last mentioned Road to the Su Mmit bridge
ROad by landsof William Whitaker. JOS.
A. Lord. land Of late of James Rogers, de-
ceaseds ard. by No. 8 hereafter described.
con, aiming i've acres more or less, with five
frame dwelling houses and one frame store
and dwelling house, and other buildings
thereon erected. excepting thereout the
frau store and dwelling house, with the
land thereto attached, heretofore sold and
convt ed by said NJohn M. Wood to James
j. Ca 'lahap. George Holman. William r,
khin, and Jacob GreniDger. .
eeized and tab en- in execution as the pro-
perty- of John M Woods, and to bs sold by
ISAAC GRURB, Sheriff. :
sheriffs Office, New Castle, August IA,
4 D., 1881 nf.yyg augE-ts II
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LOCAL AFFAIRS. lA.lFl'' lEEl.Hs,I
!. Z 1N;aTio.1TEHEs RIVER. WE =.

TWO HoBsEs DRowEBD OFF on FouRrH
STREET. wnARFAA I1TTLR BOZ NARROW
LIZ RscAPAs DROWNING D1H sa4, I
Last evening about quarter to six O'Clock,
another horse drowning ease, occurred near
Third street bridge, Mo, .s.,nyte-ca,lr -
John Beck, . carter residing at NoI61S
Church street, had his wagon, which two
valuable horses were sttached, backed mp
ats4thl street wharf NaitipRu the arrival of
the Alice Preston with truck hfrom Jersey.
The reins we're tied TO the 'breakrod, and
In attempting to turn the horses, they CONS
nenced backing, and went over, wagon and
into the water and were drowned before
any assistance could be given. Mr.. Beck
and small boy, named Gorman were 10
the wagon at the time,. but the. former
sprang out on the wharf, while the little
boy was carried into the water. Be was
sinking the last time when = young man
named Preston Mousley threw OF his coat
and springing into the water, brought him
ashore at the risk of his life. q" .S'-,--. ''
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
,AdTHEsKNIGHTs on, sLABoRyas.


ApDaasss9 on L1B65Ri5, 65Ri53aa 3aassSs iaosx.ssg iaosx.ssg. g.o,,
aimonabPHMADRIrn1k ehNrrAiCANsneit
s@nger Han was crowded to Hssdpaioss
capacity last night By perhsps two or three
hundred labor men Of thss city W., r.
Pierce occdpied tie chair ana Frank D.
Moors was ssecrstary!.i Ar.yFrank Hirsif of
Philadelphia was the principal speaker.
ole portrayed the deprsssedi sconditiono Of
the country, which ,he charged to, the gross
means anta9onistic 10 the peoples interest.
He, sssid that the mism snagemsnt of both
political partiea had called Into existence
the National Labor party which was grow
ing rapidly, and would soop conquer the
old political parties. He spoke on at length
and pointed fllustratfons, the financial ques-
tion heargued In fAvor ofaG national paper
currency; denouncipg what he termed the
fallacy Of gold basis, and charging It with
bringing distress upon the people The
adoption of this platformswaas strongly urged
BY the whole people and the speaker d.
clared that it would be beneficial In its re-
suits. The aim of the National party vas
not to pull, down but to elevate the peoples
interests. Mr.. Hirzil closed with an urgent
appeal to the voters Of Wilmington to throw
Off party shackles and join with those whom
hs described as having the interests of the
.workingmen at heart. Il j1aie NIT III
.He showed himself to be q very forcible
speaker and was frequently 'appiauded.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
"a NEWvCLUB BORN.

: A number Of young men got together last
evening ae 42e Market 81. for the purpose of
organizing tocisl club. Mr.. Barney Rose
blatt acted as chairman, ana Mr.. West as
Secretary The chairman stated the char
acter Of the meeting, and made known the
character OF the club, which was designed
to consist 9of 'S7 members, or one person
from cash Stats ia the Union. On motion
OF Mr. Smytb the club was named the Rose
Leaf Social Club, and adjourned At, the call
Of the chair after an, exchsn &c of opin ions
by the different members. S0''''A u PISA
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
AMERICAN DISPLAY IN THE ExHIBI

n The Times prints TWO columns of des-
cription of the mechanical display ofdthe
United States at the Paris Exhibition..i III
an editorsl article conmenting thereon the
Times says;7"The pre-eminence Of the ae-
chanical genius of the citizens of the United
States may be admitted, and is illustrated
not for tfes frst tine,F H. the exhibition Iat
Paris 'atThe Times, without pretending to
exhatlst t6e whole seeretof the phenomenon
'of inventive genius, across the Atlsnic,
linda ressons therefor In the greater efactency
oofiabor there and In the increased cost and
difficulty Of hiring It. The conditions of the
Union asd an economic society drives It's ina
habitants toward invention, and there, as
elsewhere, necessity may be said to be the
mother OF it. 80 -,h, D., ,I,I ,,.,,T,,z ,,,rq,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
"wAsHINGTON LGTTER.
From our Special Correspondent.l.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 23, 1878.

---@fFfom our Special Correspondsnt.l
WASHINGTON, D, c., Aug. 23, 1878.
General Butler evidently believes there
was . well understood "bargain" between
Mr., Hayes and certain people who could
have prevented, but did not prevent, the
official declaration that he was President
II cel tainly looks as If the General has
goo reason for his belief. There is at least
no doubt that Sherman, Matthews, Foster
and others intimate friends of Mr.. Hayes
were in the market places, peddling promise
of what he would do If inaugurated. What
Hayes himself said to Roberts, of New Or
leans, Is also significant. The reason why
Stanley Matthews does not wish to testify
aad has even put himself in an awful awk-
ward position by refusing, may be that, as
the relative and especially trusted friend OF
Mr.. Hayes, he knew more than he likes to
tell of that gentleman's personal connection
with the "bargsin." Butler quarreled with
Major Burke, yesterday, because the Major
did not know or would not tell what the
General sought to prove on The subject of
the "bargain." The Major has seemed to
be witness who meant to tell the truth
huckstering that went on between Hayes
friends and the Louisiana men who were
anxious to have their State relieved from
Federal interference. - ..
AS the General has assumed the labor OF
collecting evidence for the impeachment of
Hayes, Is attempting to manage the Nation
al party, and TO- pushing his canvass for the
Governorshtp Of Massachusetts, besides at
tending to g large law practice, he may bs
said to have his hands full.
People generally were surprised at Colo
mel Mosby's acceptance of Office from the
Administration. But the announcement is
made this morning. The Colonel makes no
secret of bis hopa that Grant will succeed
Hayes as President, but has been active In
working up public sentiment in support of
the latter's title. 1t Is singular that q civil
service reformer like Hayes puts in Office
only -those W ho have been active 10 the work
-fraudulent Or otherwise of giving him
Office and sustaining him I'm IT, All dis
qualifications are overlooked If service of
this kind can be shown. In this case the
'W6nder 10 that Mosby, who Ia really "a man
of character, conviction and ability, should
accept Office, under such circumstances.
sNfs understood Cat 500 each is what
members of the Cabinet have contributed
the radical campaign fund MI. Hayes IA
said to have given $780, "a
Private letters from Ohio, just received,
represent Democratic prospects In that State
as impfpvipg.} Fl w
Wesareso lar free HON even one case of
yelew lever, ana little alarm Is now felt.
The weather Is cooler and clearer than for
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
IN nTHEo tE1teafHsTa EIGHTH WARD ,oi

D4 "A spirited meetiag was heldalast night BY
the Eighth Ward Democracy Eand .aboutpbs
'hundred-persons- were present. Mr.. All
'ncpd, who was pressnt'was thsi afss Speak
Or, and addressed the, meeting supoR dthe
s 96o e sns sbe a1ySIs y
the Democratic 1ticksto5 5spseShes were "a 70
made tbyE Harry .sbarPleg, James Hargfs,
RIssa'a ss5s0u aaAsss sssi1 saa
urged upon tbe eyoters toisupport for 9oun-
cil bis late opponent for the, pomin alton.
Mr.. Wells and Mr.. McNenamih's speeches
were quite spirited: asmnTsvo2 ls15bsd i.
/! Very little other busineasfyas % tranAacted
e1sspsipg ~, ratlfy the nomination po iptqo1 t9r
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
tHERIrF'sAsAGE;I

BY virtue OF writ of Levari Facias, ito
q e directed, Wtl be exposed to public sale,
at the r. Otel, of John Elliott. In the village
Of fSCnristlanaS y a White Clay Creek Hum
'dred, New castie county, DEL, on J,
TUESDAY. the;3d day of September, A. D.,
'ooV 1878. at Q S'ciocki p. m. -
The following described real estate, viz: (,
r AL thatcertain lot Of laud, situatein the
N llage II fsChngiana, WhlteF Uay Oreek
Hundreds s1n tb6 Cot1nty and State Saforo-
said, bounded and described as follows, Ito
wit: Beginning at o point on the easterly y
Vide oi the pub road leading r,om Chris.
tiaDa 10 stanton, and IN line of land now
OF Mrt; Phebe Ruth. thence by the said
side of the said road IN southerly direc-
lion Sixty-seven feet thence by q straight
line I'm an easterly direction one hundred
and fifty feet TO q pointan the line oflaud
Of Bepjs Peters thirt y+seveny feet distant Ia
a:soutlerly direction from the line of land
OF the said Of Phebe'Ruth, thence by the
ltde of.that laudi In d or, herIy di cctibn
thirty-seven feet to the line of land OF the
said Phebep Ruth, thence by the line of her
land in q northwesterly direction one hum
dred ,ani tweaty;six feet to the said sidelof
the said public Road and ind place of be-
ginning, be contents more or=iess, on
which Is ersc,ed aframe house and frame
Se,ze and taken In execution as the pro-
perty OF Jsshn Wayne and Mary An his
wife, and I. t., and to be sold by ] Il
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff, q,
sherifTs ONCE, New Castle, August l4th.
As'o. -t,r ebrlr ga VOC YFla xroi erauSl0rss lt
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
AT HARLAN'S,

Yesterday morning, we visited the Har-l
Ian & Hollingsworth Co.'s ship yard, and
found things far from tagging '2qf3@s
Work was progressing on the new steamer
quite rapidly, and, the frame, work Of an
other was being laid, while workmen were
busy overhauling the Algiers of the Morgan
The steam propeller Triplet, of Warmers
Transportation, Line, which was docked
Thursday, was being reconked. III:
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
PROPOSALS: lHZNrE7 /
DROPOSALSF FOR Bull DING sIf1PLEY,
i Run Sewer across Eighth street &c. =,

PROPOSALS FOR Bull DING eH1PLEY
i Run Sewer across Eighth street &C.
Proposals for Rebuilding Sbipley Run
Sewer across Eighth street, completing The
arch and stone backing on the north side
OF Eighth street, for iii tance Of about
1eu (l0) feet, no az to connect with the Sew
the office OF the street Commits toner un-
Ill August goth, 1878, ~ s,-psrf.,s.E@i
The Old sewer Will be taken Z up and all
diggisg for founda, ions, and all back I'LL
ing required tobring the streetto, Its prop
wiz be done by the contractor. The con-
tractor Sa VIII De allowed TO use stSh lmateri-
Fl OF the cid sewer as may be arp. owed Of
by the street ommisstoner free OF charge.
New materials must be furnished by the
contractor; cor The side walls will be about
TVe feet hiEh, indepe ehdentIof the back ing
~ feet thick. and will be built of good
two men stone: Che arch will be q hhkf
bfieks1 The distance EbetveenI The Side
walls will be Ten feet in the clear. The
b tom of the sewtK will be paved with
stone and will COD form in shane 10 the
payemeaJ OF the aewtr 4aboyeX The stone
composed OF {equai paris Of good cement
and clean u se sand I, and securltye of lone
hundred dollars for tne good faith OF the
DID. and security to the sum, and two hun
dled dollars VIII be r. quired fer the faith.
1ul completion OF the CONTRACT Blank
Will be furnished q. the ofiee.- -
AARON CONRAD, =
Chairman street Committee.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
A CONSIDERABLY DECLINE.

Some time ago gentleman from neigh
boring city came to Wilmington with q
view to purchasing a certain property on
which to conduct the manufacture of iror
on an improved plan. He could not buy It
At that time for less than 90, 900. but, o
few days ogo It was offered to him at
$4,000. This tells tts own story.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
A NEW BRIDGE.

/ Mr.. Theodore Osborn, on the Candy farm
near Brapdywine Springs, has invented q
new bridge which has attracted much
attention from master mechanics and civil
engineers. It is compound of the truss, or
brace, and the arch, and IT. will be able to
be q span Of 1000, about three times the
length of ordinary spans. Engineers think
IT will be complete success. Mr.. Osborn
Is well known as 9 fEst-class civil engineer.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

st. Leuis makes no distinction fr ssx IL
fixing teachers salaries. ID Il ) snW p
The number of China men now In thii
country ID less than IT was five years ago.
No mixed marriage can BE- celebrated by
Roman Catholic priest In Englsnd without
an express stipulation that all the children
shall be trained up as Cathelics. ~ 10, >.
Marshal sBazaine has turned author and
embodied the details Of bis escape from
prison In book emitted "The Truth Con-
cerning Fort Saint Marguerite.u Thework
has Just been published ct Madrid. .,s,l -
Father HyaciDthe's d, marriage viii proba-
bly, have to be regarded as void, In view Of
the recent decision OF the Court of Cassa-
tion anntiiling the msrriage OF . French
priest which was celebrated ID ts4S. Fl
jd"sihce Grant VIII have been out. OF Office
four years, " Hfll not be . third term If he
is elfc'ed sgain tn 1897 say the orsaDs,
"No, saa, = said the dsrkeyt ytwaiterC "dat
am Ia de second bell; It ami'ths second
ringing sof The fast bell, sah."11oI Z wei, wsh VI
Ma, Democrats Of lucas County, ohios
have headoa meeting and formally declared
that, ipv the interests Of the Democratic
party end TO Insure It's future success, they
Will useI alt honorable Imeansi within THE
party todefsat the election Of Frank GHufd,
the regular Democrrsttc canIdidste, /, 40 Reprei
sentative to sCongrssss yaW is' s7onrt Sa isa T.
rhe' stock. of the .Williamsport !1Pa.)
Gazette and Bulletin has been plfch ssed BY
Col: Salads, A, democrat, ana y Acob Tome,
of Maryland q republican,, The manage
m ent Of the paper will continue In the hands
Of Mr.. Chas. E.oFrftchef, nwho annouhces
! hat the paper will, SO hitherto, be fndepen-
IDENTIFY republican I'd tts politics. So We Dee
1t stated-butis the Tomeipart Of the story
trueE b ...-..-- .-.--......-.. atyng attiUl | Itn
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
LIBERAL LEAGUE.

Tomorrow, at the Liberal Legue. %
usual will be discussed, the labor question.
DR.. Welsh will open the discussion as per
request Of many persons who are anxious
to heSr him repeat his great Philadelphia
speech Of last Monday, IN which he we'll
nigh snstched the. orstorical4 wreath from
istha bfoEc the great Ksarney. "a AJ d nj
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
aSUGl NO. b

~ NESTING ,nsr1 rms ts2TuRDAYy svsSsrxs.
Lenape tribe No. q, l? o,1R..M ) ,ain xaris
Buildings2 slo nciIfa1oi edT ".diS5h'
EHas Meshapics Ss3sp 49dgsr No. Jaosso F, at
9Lafayettsl5 No! q TX. Of ,P.,,aasl K.of P,
Hall. aqiiibaoo 9hI siS1oilsmg oI 5a,.
/ Jefferson Council, FNo. 10, o., q. AN.
Mechapic's Hall, 2l9 King street.
Eden Division, No. 9, 8. Of r, nc Clsry
Building. ss.s-s= .-s-.. .se-''-'
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
VI = ~F'N Il u IV ~
bLOCALlNOTEs.r

The evenings are gettinga iittls failish now.
Tomorrow wIll Le tie caoiiorreed. peoples
Big Quarterly. I'd iGGJ 81 q 2g'Dp-os'o
The political contest Is growing interest
Ing and exciting 2tl u .GW Lsnls!2 !
Mr.. Republican please givethe truth to
the public, Don't lie. nj .Iisna 10 slaiia
hon, B. T. Biggs don't cat any peaches
While, While engaged in pl picking. otu ,ssmiT
Marshal MeMullin wants to know who
don't like nap after dinner.
The workingmen .oi Wilmington intend
having u.Tg.t hand 70 the game me this fall
The Shields Library Association viii
give . grand reception on Thank sgiying
Eve. l. 70 jsTis sd7 10 9Itqm3 3896'T'I =
P1i Dont forget the j excursion u ofa ths wash
ington Fire Company te 1Cspst Nay On
Thursday tnext.jioa 9ai ao.t sT9mE5js
ii Another excursion will nprobiSiyngo 10
Rshoboth on Friday next which wilIu betthe
LAST of helssason.iT Us qu 9bsm sd ll;w
y WasIthat the, e,hrst lIe the Republican told
about our circulation yestetdayfa d We don't
5hs like sufh rhs stlensss III 1 noon ia vlinb nsa,T
,dT The Wilmington Whining h Copfsrsnce held thsir
cSaseb eRssl as%p ss4 s;ss1S %ssses n AsRuy
The ahipmeants 1t Il peaches 6 6 non slgtlll falling
Of, but grain Is now being sent over The
road in large duantities:d :dcTq INV rffsisyH .
'b'Ths Calvary o6ufsH i'd Desn left lsssaseyy
of about $500, which wfll 70 toawssrdnak>
ing necessary improvements about the
church building jd@T8qqs Ilsd aHT
'.5o tMot6sis should tie baby be sussrips
'with sny VI Che Disorders of 0bssSyfhSood ulaa d 3
iDr! Bhllls Baby dSyrup satG once y1ori the,
II ltrouabDllse; @ cepts peF bottls,li 10 ssr4do
j Mro5ohn Maxwells fstherof5 5WaJ.sMaT.i
welta Councilman fEem tho 7Rirst Ward !,
died st his residence In Chester, on ,Thurs.'
day fonfa Stfokeof0 0psrsiysts.. s.'n"0o 10 ]
: Rossst IMew fPhilaaeipEhiss dstores 11e Market
street hse just received y large assortment
OF latest style hats, Nv which, they are selling
,fs cheaper shan than 2s ho2uss p the ct
a Rev. Nathan Gallagher will Tpl each, To-
morrow morning and evening before, tie
congregation Of the Reformed fEpiscopa-
liansT Tat stbel unitsrisn Church ohIWest
street above Eighth. Eighth .1g1esn s16igtsdi bna /
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
THE D1s TRICT COURT 90 2

The September term Of the United States
District Court ceommences Of the second
MondaY ia September, and the Circuit
'Oourtion the 9third Monday of the same
mouth. The bankrupt Eases are coming liz
rather brisk nov, In order that the plain
tiffy may take advantage OF the bankrupt
law. This law expires on the 81st day Of
the present month, and all who Idesire to
profit BY It should do 90 at once. ''' AMI Il
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24

sometime past, and no cases of the disease
have been reported ct Norfolk, through
which ciiy,i II at al, 1t would come to tls.
Our citizens are, making liberal contribu,
tions to sufferers in other places. + The re-
lief movement here originated and has 80
far been carried ont principally by our jew
ish fellow citizens. ,...--. MCKAY.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
PERSONAL.

: -Bepjamin Morris, of this city, one of the
party who went to Brazil with Collins ex-
pedition has returned home.
Prof. W. 8. McMsir, the principal of
Brandywine Seminary, has returned from
his trip through Pennsylvania improved In
health, and can hereafter be seen during
Office hours at room No. Institute building.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
!: TENTH WARD NOMINATION. "a

i, / AtA meeting Or the Democrsts vof the
Tenth Ward last evening. In ne m Weccae6s
Engine HHouss; lewis Lynch = Z II a3omina-
ted Tor Council, James cGrSs6 fHspSctoF; ;
and Joan Mullen Assistant Ipapeetor i, Tho
above officers were elected by exclamation.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
ONE CENT.
THE CITY CAMPAIGN.

SIXTH wARD HnsrIKe LAST NIsnr-xR.
PRICE TeH UCANCn - sP1loHBs N
MKssRss caLE. ALLNoND, 0yL1, sHARP.
LEY AND OTHERS.
Scents, I guess its time to organize the
meeting," remarked gentleman last even
Ing at the hall at seventhand Walnut Sts.,
last evening, where's pumber Of Sixth Ward
Democrats were gathered! iA~'e
The Committee on Candidates were Arst
called to report, and they stated that they
had obtained the consent of James n.
Price to have his nsme used a. candidate
.fot GouhcA. IsNr. Prics JwasA thsh (nbfiins-
ted by acclamation.
The following Inspectors were elected
Northern District, Vincent G. Walker;
southern District, Robert P. Tawressey;
Assistant, howard 0gle,o1
Thomas n. Ogle then addressed the
meeting. Aftsr 6Tst. speaking of the i'm
portance Of Democratic embracing every
opportunity of Yhsipipg theJ Jcause he said
that the one thing needful for the Democrats
to win success, especially IN thisWa 'd,was to
put candidxlein 6eld who would work
Q change -rinr tho market system, 20
thar thsSbdtchefs voad not sraise . mono
poly. Alluding to tho respective candk
dates for Mayor he described xr. Allmond's
rise to his present position from that of
poor boy, and during hiS way up had made
money. A man or HE business capacities
would make rood chief magistrate. He
compared Captain Gallagher with him a. 4
h1sH who had been III once sides~ 1850, who
.Nsnted. ..0faoa because. shes~Was. poor and
needed ". Because 2 popluar candidate '
was theirs, however, It did not bshooye the
Democrstic party 70 sleep, bnt 70 stretch
every nerve In the canvass. ''''i ""l-fn = sS'A
Isaac Wood then spoke briefly 9and while
he held the floor Messrs iAllhondand 6harp>
ley came up from there eEighthnWatd and
werc greeted with applauss,i sso .bho1dx
ssAE, Almond being called on, ,s1pressed
his thsnks for the fatterings vote received
on tho 10Th inst.. ard asked for more In
= ssptsPhe5; thopght that ths prospscts ysre
fasorables for. .aNcecss. .hlt. did not Inland to
leave any stone unturned. II we have
sure Thing Jet his mskadt d6ubly sure.l
Mr. shafpley then addressed tho meeting
%.,s Sy TSssSg S1Sg IL, Ssrd ss SGsas ths siSh
ity in the aitysifathey could not carry the
Ward. Every vote cast for Mr.. Almond
helps.and every illegal voted prevented helps
diso. we HUI Oniy Wnu6 W oIoct Our M3y0r
but also the Oouncill WE And Otendeney
se tsss ass Gn
ThiSoksdueft0 e9RavaRsneS "a enc Oity
Council, mhchno6 sBhichsisq done by iuse-
less improvements on the suburhsa of the
city, whieh-sHill- -s-ha sdvantage
for many. years to come. In comparing the
twot Candidates. wea md nothing sgainst
Mr.. Ailmohdy whilssgainit Mrs. gallagher,
ereditabie.i He boasts 81 81 years Il church,
butai bel6ngfng 10 ehdrclf makess fAan' do
such suspicious actions, sitime, sthat the
public looked into sthemsz@Some say the
council is unimportant, yet It 10 the, coun-
eirthat controls the public pIfss and hence
u bshooyes oil lhohest demoosatss to- do AL
y thsif PoEer to ssfpEs the nontpation 1s of
- -
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
PEACH SHIPMENT
.AsLARCENY CASE.

Ebenezer Smith colored was held I'm 5000
bail last evening by Esquire Brady for his
appearance at Court, for the larceny of q
dress and d pair Of eye glssses the property
John Sullivan, also ,colorsd. The theft was
committed on the 12th Of iJuly last JIs II.