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GOOD oralnary.......1O4 Low Kidding .......11iisa

oooa o,d,n.rv iO4 Low Kidding ..........li4
st Hc ood Ordinary i0as Kidding.
Putures declined 284 points Sales last evening 92 o
~ fov First Cal-Novembcr. Ills: May LA
iotsi 800 bales second CaAugust 80 IL S E6
tcsser 4 4 Ia March 1925; April, l1.32 t0ta I0DO
bales rhlrd Cai-August 1l.90; september iiS2i SS
i14O total 400 bales. Also August llos, ib,gV = ~
n IA III 55slI56 1856. llb4l155. ll66 ll9o ii 10
~ n S6 ~ october II a. 1872 November ii5
December lilo I'LL lilo lll2 Ill re- g7 7o bales
az Maid 10 exchange 500 November Tor SepVen
6cr itffuras cioged 0uie and steady
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Buslness Ghances.

A RARE BUSINESS CHANCE.-Any person
N handle $4,000 In ready money and wishes 10
become interested In business which will pay from 90 TO 100
profit and business which has every
OF lasting for the nifty years. please address
T. o. Box 49, Fast Canaan NJ II. only those meaning bust
ness need apply.
VNO DRY-GOOD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by
young man. 30 years age situation IN the counting
had largo and varied experience for twelve
bOokkoopor and cashier assisting with the credits
largest houses the trade TO whom lac refers
Would accept moderate compensation Address j. C. c.
Box 40 Tribune Office.
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prn @ooos

EOR SALE-MOSQUIT0 NETS-Best quality
iodg frame net for large size bed With cord and hook
ira MILLERS FALLS & co, "a Chambers st. New.YoIk
GEORGE HALBERr. 226 Fulton-st. Brooklyn. rsa
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Wrean Steamers


A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
fAThe only Transatlantic loe sailing under the AMERI
CAN FLAG Sailing TIL u RSDAY from PHILADELPHIA
LORD OLIVE sails Thursday, Aug. 10 10 a. M.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying the Belgian and Unilod states Malls Sailing SENT
monthly alternately from Philadelphia and eW.IOrk
NEDERLAND sails FRIDAY, Aug %, IL IN
For rates OF passage ana other information apply
PETER WRIGHT q SONS, General Agents,
3O7 Walnut-st Philadelphia. 81 Broadway, New.YOrk
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent BstterY.piAoe New.York
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAYRE.
of Company new No az North River foot OF Morons6
FRANCE, 1rudee-... Wednesday, Aug. Ia, B3O A. M
sPEREIRE, DauTe... "Wednesday. Aug. ia II IN
WILLIE DE PARIS, Sanelh Wodnesdav. Aug %, pm
Steamers marked thus do soerago passengers
FOR freight and passage at philadelphia apply TO Alonzo
LOUIS DE BEBIAN Agent No 65 Broadway
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlNERPOOl-
NOuce-The Steamers this Line take the Lane Routes
recommended by Lent Mauy. u M on Doth the outward
RRITAN NC ,yant Tennedy $3.50. Saturday, Aug 10. D.
1F,I5rTC liant parsell ~ THURSDAY Aug 10. $50 a. m
GERMANTC .......... Z5aturdav. Aug. "a. p. m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81, NORTH
RIVER
Thuso steamers uniform in size and unsurpassed IN az
pOntments SalooL, StateroOms, smoking, ana Bath
rooms placed amdshps where the noise and motion arc
least felt aording degree OF comfort hitherto uhatanAoo
,r,.-... -,
favorable terms Storage S2S.
THESE steamers carry neither cattle, sheep pigs
FOr inspection plans aud other n1rmauO apply az the
NO"i''"' ''' - r. ]. CoBTIs Agent.
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. July 14, ISIS.

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, July IA, 1873.
- @ sagS S d from i1sg a Ry OK
daily - MINUTES pTeySTs 20 F1 q trains RS from Long
Ferries daily 30 minutes previous 70 departure Of trans nom
leave Brooklyn and Long Island City IIunters Point foL
lows For GreenpOrt sag Harbor &C. $50 q ~ m sn9
am $50 and p. For Babylon. $3.50 $50
GeoPson &C. at loa M and 40 M For S5r6port Be- a;
s9 and 10 M 40 ana ana o To- fDr FSp Far RS
away, &C., At $50 $50 and IN Fer Garden ssS
pm. and from L. l. CITY only $50 a. M l;S0 and $50
ac SRH sS
Son p2S40 apa %e Valley % and go % &
CITY and aempstoad m aud $50 a9a iECmL ci,y
for RGehnway 8sseh F RSRS GSfs Font .sa%9
sew leaves daily Sundays exceped sag HaTbOr at p.
Gree1port p m. @anhADset House 2l5 arriving AZ
FAST SUNDAY TRAIN leaves BROOKLYN and Long
PaeoS S i5 reoh 100 s sag Marbor 50 Reaf
E eSs ssg arS s ST 81 and Rcn CITY
Ticket offices in NewYork at POI Broadway corner War
renst at Jamessnp aud Sihst ferries At oees o. New
York transfer Co. PAS bIOanraS. 90 1sz %
eaS Broadway and Grand Central DepOt Brooklyn No
at any Offices baggage be checked from resi-
oen'0 70 u'''H"''O"' s. SPENCER GenI sup't
CmrTESDES. Gent Pass Agt.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
ROUTE on and after July 3 1873, trains leave New
YORK. VIA DesbrCsses and Courandt Streets Ferries as TO-
Express for Harrisburg pittsbqrg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached m, aud 80 p. m,
For S ccr nTE r H Ts RSaS cn and
the OH Regions. WilliamSport and Lock Haven, Gam,
in ss5 Rapfes S'o Of Pullman a rsTo daily
day $50 q M arrive WASHINGTON a ~ m hSkar o0
Express G $50 Tor P5ia9ep6ia 30 $50 jSo Limited 4
and a am $50 7sS $50 and p M EHgSnt and sec
OnS class % E0r GSgs y p M With all through ans
at Jersey CITY, ahOrng speedy and direct transfer iof
For trains to Newark Elizabeth Railway Princeton Tren
s ses ;o rsr' schedules al ali TieSet oaces
Trains arrive Prom Ptts6urg 600 lOiO e. m 10y p
washington and RsR0rs SOo Sao %S 4 'i5 i9S
i oY0 1926 m sunday. sos $50 a4O 1850 iiSO N
0 o S20 and "a Broadway No "A A';or cJ TGa:
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of nsSst B gSr!T CS
Emigrsnt Ticket ONCE No. 8 BaIteryipl@Seev ,puEp
General Manager GenT Passenger Agent
CPECIAL NOTICE to TOURISTS.
The Lake superior sit Company running Ten Sin
did Passenger Steamboats, between Buffalo and Duluth a
'n''r@'Oi''' PITY FIVE sAnINGs WEEKLY.
fOr i" r. r EVHSs. General Manager BualO. n.
VHE MARY POWELL, fare rs cents, for West
son POM o1so1 MSR HYDE PARK
spg By ferry eagSs Ssy P@ Boats
ITO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
THROUGH To THE MOUNTAINS BY DAYLIGHT
SEVEN HOURS TIME - -. ,,vVn
AND SEVENTY MILES TRAVEL SANBL;;
On and after through parlor cars VIII leave Han1
Central Depot via New YORK. New.Hayen ana HaFuoEu Ian
road, az SOB a. ~ for
LITTLEToN, TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
CRAWFORD HOUSE, FABYAN's and PROFILE HOUSE.
For further information and tickets apply at Ticket Vas
n Y n IL and IL. r. r., Grand Central Depot Nes.1yY.
transfer Company 0I4 Broadway, and Courtst BrookHh
anu At principal Hotel and other Ticket ofiyes -
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NEw-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
-. BoUND BRQOK ROUTE -,

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS.
Leave New.YOrK foot OF LibeFty.st for Trenton and
Adepha 1850, 0:30 1915. ll:30 1880, 4, $780,
~ q. IN, ana at43O m for Trenton.
Leave philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail-
road Third and BeTksst $40 way, 7i5 930 1880
~, l:30, $50, AIS, 6:io, IL y.
Leave Trenton for NewYork oxcept Monday 65O
BIB, 1920 a. M, 1910 2l5. 3. 455. 6:30p. m.
Pullman Drawing Cars attached to the $50
trains from New York; the 7:46 O. 1870 d.
trains nom Philadelphia.
SUNDAY TRAiNS-Leave New.YCrk and Philadelphia Of
q a $3.50, ~ Leave New-NOrk for Trenton 3
M. 65l Trenton l:2O. $50 m 6:lO p.
Is made at Jersey City station by ferry
from Brooklyn ana Erie depot Jersey City.
Tickets for sale Of Libery-st. Nos 629 aud GA
broadway, the principal hotels all offices OF the Eric Rail
way NewYOrk aud brooklyn and at No COurst Brook.
lyn. baggage checked from residence 10 destination
BALDWIN ian pasa Anan
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steamuoals auo Railroads.

ALBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
~ &. YIBBARD and DANIEL DREW,
leave Yesy Street Pier at $50 and 2Ih street Pier at
landing at Nyack Ferry West Point Newburgh POUCH
Meets az West Point with Carrie A. Ward for Cold
Spring and Cornwall To West Point Newburgh. return
annex boat leaving BROOKLYN at M. connecting at AL
bany with trains NORTH and WEST Special train 10 and
from Saratoga.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Ferry statIon in SSookiyn foot o5t. Of Faons
Commencing July IL lS7STrns leave NewYOrk, foot OF
Liberty ST., as follows:
$50 a. m - For Pennington Easton. Belydere, Mauch
Chunk Tamaqua, Wilkesbarre ElmTa. &C. Connects at
Junction with ID. l. and w. X. H.
$40 m.FOr High Bridge Branch, SchOOeys Mountain,
Budds Lake aud lake HOpatcOng Easton, Harrisburgh
Maueh CHUNK Tamaqua, Hazeion. Wnkesbarro Scranton
1915 a. M and l3O p m-For somerville bennington
m.-For Pennington, EastOD, Mauch Chunk Tamaqua.
WkesbarTe scranton Tunkhannock, Tamaqua Hazleton,
I D. m For High Bridge branch SchOoey's Mountain.
Budds lake and Lake Hopacong. Easton Belvdere and
5.3Op day-For Easton. Allentown and Harrsburgh.
TAO D. m.-For EastOn.
Dor trains 70 Local points see une tables NJ ,tauona
SUNDAY TRAIN s-Leaye OF p M, IL IN for Bound
Brook aud Intermediate points and Al $3.50 m for Eason
Boats Of the brooklyn and Erie Annex make connection
Jersey City station 70 and from BROOKLYN and Erie Depot
Jersey City.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trans leave ior Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove,
&C. at 3, 7;i5. o. ll:i5 n M, $780, 4, o. o pm
Pullman DrawngrOOm Cars are attached 10 the $3.50 and
p. tTaina
stages connect MaItawan station from KEYPoRT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Libertyst for Freehold at
1.i5, ll:i0 q. No. L. o, 6pm.
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
porSD IpooIy pouTE
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSC

~ RIVER RAILROA D. Commencing July l. 1873,
trains will leave Grand Central Depot:
Western aud Nor thern Express drawing
% Rochester aud ST. Adams
Saratoga and Montreal Special through drawing.
room cars 10 Saratoga and Montreal.
1890 a m, Special Chicago and Western Express, with
drawing TO Canandaiga Rochester and Buffalo
also 70 luohileld Springs.
III a. m Express to Albany and Troy with connections TO
Utica Saratoga and Rutland North Adams aud Bennington
DrawingrO0m 20 Saratoga
$3.50 ?. m, Saratoga Special with drawingToom cars
through
D. M. Albany and Troy Express
p ST. Louis Express daily with sleeping cars for St
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toledo Detroit
Montreal excepting Sunday night Saratoga.
1880 y. ENprcSs for Rochester and Corning via
Geneva with through sleeping cars
$50 d. m Pacific Express daily, with sleeping cars for
Rochester NIAGARA Falls Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
and Chicago also excepting sunday night, TO Clayton
ting with steamers St Lawrence River next morning
10 Waterfowl excepting Saturday night and 10 Montreal via
81. Adams, excepting Saturd and Sunday nights
II Express With sleeping cars, to Albany and Troy
Trains Local Time Tables. Tickets for sale
2Gi Alb broadway, ami at Mestcett
10 Offices Park place. 1855 and 0i2 Broadway New.
York anu 1888 Wasmn gt0n-st.. Brooklyn.
' H. MEEKER. General passen yer Agant
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FREEHOLD and NEW YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot of Lbertys for Freehold, at
7A5, ll:i5 q m, 4. 8, pm.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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TNHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter h,

TINHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
kn0 S %EfEaE RHRohDN EAMG2ESF a4KE
OF TRAINS, taking effect June 3. 1873;
room coaches TO Buffalo and suspension Bridge
SOD eoanecns With ast TaPs to the Vest and soatS
west Pulmans best dawingroom sleeping coaches TO But
m DAILY Pacific EEpTsss for N tSS wo S Sleeping
na and Chicago without changes also hotel dining cars
~ D. m-Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot New:York, for
p M and ~ midnight saturday nights only sundays 05
n6 Sa.p it5 3 So 4so 6i5 $50 10 in, = mdnsat
SUNDAYS so iCG s 40 gsG p ana IL midnight
l:45, 3 $40, $40 4ilo $50 o. 6il5 6l5 $50 8. 10,
Y:lb, ESQ p m. and - midnight y GOV ''-' i
night sundays 6, $780, 1915 Las. ESQ., p m and ~
warwick 7i45, lU;l5 a. m, 4;SO p. m.
Newburgh 7l5, a. M; $780, 4S0p M sundays $3.50 IN
Goshen 900. 7,lb, 300 1910 M $50 $40. 3;3O ZOO
M sgndays SC1 sS9 10 ia a' S;Sc oC p 7oo m
sundays $3.50 1915 a m $3.50, 200 z M The 800 a m
Midland T. X, at Sian-sL ,o.,. Zoo
Po SeEy iS l i1e ogO es and 7oOp M OOO 'OO ILL.,
HOTETrans leaving ohamborsst ON even or half hours
than above time trains leaving CnamDerss on quarter
hours leave Twenty thirty minutes earlier Beat
trains leaving Chambersst at lOUO p n ana lzVO ni'
ciets for passage and apartcans drawngroOm
sleeping coaches be obtained and orders for the checking
s Sos 3d. 96 go or 557 Broadway N " No COSrtst
BTeos Or a. S SS Ss s'R T4e In NswYok
g. m' mo N. ABBOTT General Passr gent NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Id 5a mo- of5 Ss mn @ 900 400 I5 5o ESQ $50
m and Saturday nights only at 1880 p M Sundays 300
~ Named ring valley and Monsey 100 CAS- m llS
n. JNo, n, ABBOTT General Passr Agent NeW'forA
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n ono RRANCH and PHILADELPHIA. wi
sTATERooMs. 81 ANp 50.

II New.Jersey Southern Railroad Commencing ~
1878 win leave New-YOTk, Pier g. North River
OF RectOrst connecting at Sandy Hook with trains for
Long Branch, q. $3.50 a. m. !, 3:i5 >, 5:45 p m.
Red Bank and Toms River. o, $50 a m, $40 p. IN.
Beach Haven, a. m, D. m.
Vineland BiidgetOn and Atlantic City p. m.
Philadelphia and TuekertOn, a. M, !, 3i5 o. m.
WM. s. SNEDEN.
Afanalna
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SPECIAL NOTICE to TOURISTS.

The Lake Superior Company s running Ten Sp,n
dd Passenger Steamboats, between Buffalo and Duuth o
intermediate ports - .-,,,-,,-
For full information apply 10 81,
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JERS

Trains Leave Toe knglewood Coser Flernont and Nyack
and Saturday nights only at 1880 p M Sundays 700
Manuel ring Valley and Monsey, 100 CAS- M, l45 p
10. JN0. N, ABBOTT, General Passr Agent NeWYork
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
f, FIGH TING F1RRMEN.

For some tine past the fremen have
-besn keeping themselves on terms Of peace
with elch other, but yesterday morning the
strife broke out anew. Atthe false alarm, q
number of the com paniesvwith their. steam
ers, ruiz out. among which were TIE Della.
ware and Washington ompsnies. The en-
eines were taken out Maryland avenue, and
near Bird street one of them passed the
other. This gave rise to dispute and 4
member of each, Of the companies-tkie
Washington aud the Delswsre-neitheri 6i
whom was with hts engines, finally engze-
ed in q gh.. How long this sort of thing
nad been going on when officer Br!ckIe
arrived on, the scene, the officer does not
knew, but nevertheless they were punch
ing and kicking each other like fne fell
lows, "the BOYS" having gotten 90 tny
fil. that blood tsRvs flowing freely aod
there was Dounsy brook fair on Ia small
scale. They were arrested, and their
hearing which was expected to take place
last night was ,postp6bdd,
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
Mr.. 6PARK'S ahAN FRIDA T..

John Fridav, shout II years Of age, was
arraigned before his ho0or, Mayor ALI
noad last evening, ou tie charge ofthreai>
ening bodily harm to Mr.. William D.
Sparks. asa 4
Mr.. Sparks testified that the boys fasasr
had worked for him forusriy, but he bod
discharged him. This caused the boy 70
approach Sparks about three weeks ago
while he stood at Seventh and Church
streets, and to become 50 abusive and de-
monstraiive "a to cause The witness to
knock him into the street. From rea>
son similar to that which sctuzted ths
boy, young Fridays elder bkssler came
to him that day with .sShIiyyV and pistol,
and threatened ts Xii MIN. This caused
Mr. SPAS to get ont warrant for both o.
tse e6nys, but only the younHer one CO. ND
be found. John was fined tie costs Of the
case and held in the sum of 500 to keep
the peace to Mr. Sparks. s.~s+~
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
4 WORK OF SATAN.

4 KEDExPrOsIsT TATHER's ofgNoslov
- SEN NAaYeAK--Ro5xD DANCING De
"a sxeENcH--0UR aTEEATREs
|. Tie Rev. Fr5er WI 4lA one Of the
sn6st pfcmineotrheologians lii fhe Redeue
lar NJ Order. during 4 miss;dp lii 81. Aloyi-
sus ctusA New York, ITreaehed sermon
10 which be deDodnced round dancing
md 'rhe nov variety tteatres. TIE re-
,xee1ed -geailsmzn said - -
Pin ibs frs place, | Wish to speak of roHpd
dspcing--lhai aestroyers Of hAppiness,
human and divine. sShun il, you.g man ;
Do Act..go near .aaE house where waltzes
and a mi ar dances are allowed, for just a
sure n yoa do yen will become volun-
tAry yotary 10 one Of ihs means which g
employ ed by tie devil todrzg you to hell.
InosbsrIsords, you will fbeccms > sub.
isct of SATIN Dpa'tt tell me tAsrs.is no
harm in round dancing. Iksos better ;
ii have had experience myself, and | say
here IL ID an sbomina.ieu and should not
BE- INDUCED In. .s4-4T1t 412.sE 1@t fa
There i another poiat to which | intend
TO cali your fasseuiion, and I hope yoG
win listen, for Il II subject that concerns
everybody. Il is In reference to the thea.
ba-ths places of amusement, as they
are called n VIII ID not sin TO 20 to
any decent and respectable theatre where
there is q good moral play being PERFORM
ed, bat it il sin and a great one to pa
troniEe what have been called varieties" !"
You may probably ask, "Well, how can
| I tell what place of amusement ia bad
and Ehat one is good :" ! will tell yoa.
Whenever yos find that there il bale,
dancing. then keep away from the thea
|are; /; but if you know that there IL good
play being perfsrned in q respectable
theazs Why then, Of eoans, yeu can g5
and eajoy il WHY'S it, do yea supposs,
that there il 10 nuch aiscontent asnonS
Imanseen of theatresa, their xant of sue
cess F.? "A will give you my reas,A. 1t Il
because no decent lady or sei-resrsct;ng
man will go to one of their establishment
on accounl Of the character of the pieces
performed therein. Tha, Ia thereason Why
some thestres do not pay. II the managers
would only put on their stages standard
plays and leave out all the ballet dancing
and other SIDE shows they would have less
t'czuse for complaint. Their houses would
bs-croSded With The. respectable portion
| oftbe residents of New York and an era
cftIeatffca' prosperity would set in which
would astonish every ONE ~
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02

REMlE1scHNCE OF THE HEDRADMAeIcrAs.
When Robert Heller left the stage Of
Concert Hall temporarily on Monday
evening under d ct Of sickness, the audi.
ente mistook il for ruse to eonsummate
trick the Performance Of which had Al.
ready been partly performed. He had "a.
ken q young m ans watch out of the hou1s.te
and shattered it into fragments, and wa,
just about reproducing i. unipjored wbe.
be was suddenly seized with sickness
which forced him suddenly from the stage
The audiencs, in part miscons.ruiog Biz
purpose. Missed and jssrsd, but a few mia.
utes after be rstufnef explained bib brisl
absence, but went on under his usual de,
Examination NOT to disappoint his audience.
He never disappointt a one until sicknes,
and death crossed his path. ,ro.
Heller was acknowledged every Hher.
as one Of the ablsst magicians on the, stae,
and had an invaluable assistant II Ii,
half.sister Haides Heller. -
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
LOCAL NOTES.

Yesterday was gloomy Sunday. -
The Board of Health meets tonight.
The police question Is still unsettled :
Presiding Elder J. B. Quigg Is in Dover.
Amusements are following each other
rapidly. ,. 80
A. A. Chapman, the tobseconist, has q
big sign hung out. -
The Court of. Oyer and Tsrminer com
mences Tomorrow. E E~L~'J
The Dougherty will case is causing con-
siderable talk.
The early train to New York will bs a
great convenience. - VI
Tumblers, IS cents per dozen, at Law
toms COS Market street.
Go to Gsrdners, at Seventh and shipley,
ior cleanly opened oysters. \ -
=. Many Wilmington people occasionally
attend &nuseEaeDts in Philsdelphia.
Finest favored oysters in the city q,
Gardner's, Seventh and shipley streets.
The Unttsd States Distries Court got away
with vs-s lissl. business on Friday last. :
It Ia said that the President will deliver
his message to Congress st noon to-day. +,
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
LEAP INTO ETERNITY.

n
A Young NAN IUNPs FROM THE r, w. q
b. HrREss rRAIE LAST EyExIsG At
KpGEnock, AND Is HsrASTLr KILLED
An acesasns occurred near Edeemo0r
l.st sysaing hyEEeh = MAP as tnzani'
" killed. The victim il young man.
named John Ryan, living near ths scsDe
of the accident with Mr.. e. NJ FsrriA
He cz4e intn. Wilmington in the mornl3g
to aiteud church and TO zee his friends
Wishing to return In the eveniDg, he went
TO the depot, accompanied bv one OF ms
relatives to take the 8 80 acconmodation
train norfh. By mistake he got on the
express rzin which leaves Whining ton at
5 As .. m, the regular schedule time, but
vhlcn was, on thin OCCASION AZ minutes
late. This train does not stop 1t Edge
moor. and be Jumped of while Tia eArs
ware eoinx at q tolerzhiy- high rate Of
NEED Tie unfortunate man struck The
groand heaa fst, with great force, and
vas picked up BY the accommodation tran
psrtk, and removed To the station till ', The
next trzin south. He vs IifeisA, his
neck having besn broken By the fall. He
wss brought down TO Wilm;Bgton on the
trsin which reaches here at ] IS, and ne
moved to the dead houss His brothers,
WIS live 1t Fifth and Spruce streets, were
nssiied, and going down 70 the depot. 70
ouestel hs rsnoVal to their house, which
vas done by J. A. Wilson shout . 80
o'clock. Tia unfortunate yoGng man Eas
absuf Is ysas ofa uaHisr1ied, and Z
cute vel kuown ID this city. Af. Fer
RI, his employer, told HERALDnportei
lsa night, that he was young man o.
steady habits and good reputation. Hi
parents live in Ireland. and he has been
In the employ of M. Fsrris for two year
a. . laborer. -
Coroner Bu'z win hold an inquest tha
forenoon at Q 30 o'clock. 54t
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
AN Ex.WLA1NGroN NE9sPAPEREH

Z. Dr., Knowles of the Lewis Light has gone
20 the Eastern Shore Of Virginia to shso'
reed birds ,r,
Alfred Price son of rTbeo. Price, former
lyof SeafUd, but, Hho for some years has
folssed the water, was drowned recently
Willard salisbury Pride, fol mzly one oi
the "press gang" in Wilmington, and for
years, eenRectedt With the Phiiadel phia
Ledger, has just returned to Philadelphia
iron his Sussex county home much recoy-
cred from sickness which in last Septam-
Der compelled him 10 .reIinsuish the "faber,
and seek green fields and pastures new.
In sounding the cell wall OF the Do-e,
jail The, other siSernaGl Sheriff Dunn Kent
couHty's new Sheriff struck daylight. ; A
Hole, size two by three feet, bad been mtds
IN ore Of the walls. A general jail deliytry
was down on the prisoners programme fsf
that pight, but sn tnkling Of What wss 10.
irg on got out. The prisoners are row ID
fron-eisd cells o. = J. -- -..- f'
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
SOCIETIES.:

ahEETIsesTHIs fNosDAy) EVENING.
Delaware Lodge, No. !, 10. 0. F., a
Odd Fellows Hall. c
= Herman Lodge, No. 20, I. o.. o. F., a
Odd Fellow, Hail. .%2- >. +'-..' .-.-0.@
Wilmington and Braudywine Council No
8, o. U. A. NJ. st Mechanics Hall, s1e
King street. 49,. at art
a Wilmington Council, N. SIR. O. U.A.N.
at Jr. U. I. A. VI. Hall, Fifth and Marke,
streets. y .ais, Jig -u L.s 4.E..
!, Enterprise Circle B. U. G. A., at Hall SOC
market street. H. =,
~ MAshington Lodge; No. /, K. of P. q,
Knights Of Pythias Hall, Gil Market street
Washington Lodge, No g, 4. o. Of 6. F.
At AeClsry's Building. '..
Star Of Bethlehem Division, No, I, s. Of
T., Ninth and French streets.
Minqua Tribe, 10. SO. r. NJ, at tia
Msris' Building, Sixth and shipley Streets,