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over Fifty Thousand Voters Requesting Him
10 Hun for Guvernor

BOSTON. Aug. A.-Up TO II o'clock this
evening 1920 voters had signed petitions re-
questing Gen. Butler to bo II candidate for Gov
crnor. From dispatches and letters received
at the Butler headquarters there are GOO sigma
lures 60 bc returned from Worcester $50 from
Lowell. 800 from Lawrence. 500 from Lynn. 800
from Now Bedford. 800 from Fall River. 400
from Taunton. and 1900 from Springfield
Nearly 1900 signatures have been returned
from Boston alone. and 1t il estimated
that 5000 moro have not yet been returned
There are expected from Somcrvilc 400
Cambridge. 600, Chelsea I, 600 aud sixty Of tho
smaller towns OF the state urc yet 10 be- heard
from. These are the only Trustworthy returns
that have been published IA yet. Among
IN" rgturns received today were 450
from Pittsileld. $50 from Amherst "a from
Reading. in which towns It was said in
not q single Butler signature had been
received. In Fitchhurg 40 voters signed the
petition. This noon Gen. Butler announced il
to be his intention to run rs the peoples candi-
date Tor Governor without going through the
tormality 81 heing nominated by convention.
Al least 10000 signatures are confidently OK
pected by. those who know Of what they
destroyed by antl-Butler mon. Two Butler pc
titoners have been knocked down. and two men
discharged from the navy yard for circulating
Butler petitions after business hours. In the
manufacturing districts wOuld-bc Butler mon
have been intimidated NV threats Of loss of
work II they signs the petitions. Not only his
friends but the General himself nre satisfied
with the result Of the canvass thus far, and the
list embraces some of the most prominent hnsi-
ness men AMI leading politicians OF both parties.
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1nE R4ILRo.iD CONFERENCE
Fixing the Rates Of Freight on Live stock
aud Dressed Meats.

SARATOGA, Aug. 2i-1he conference Of
railroad managers received tho report to-day of
the arhitcr- regarding tho ratio of live stock
business TO each line from 81. Louis which had
been agreed To- Int last night ns satisfactory 10
the roads concerned. resolution II thanks
Ia the arhit'rs was passed. II WIS agreed that
the net rates on dressed meats shall be- lify per
cent. above the not cattle rates.
Mr. Sargent 81 the Grand Trunk announced
to the meet NJ that all differences between his
line and the ~ York Central. regarding live
lactorily adjusted. and there will be- no more
hostile cnmpilitiqni hut tho business viii he ii;
hn maintained. aud pledged himself that the
Gnnl Trunk will not cut under, The confer
cnce adjourned sinc die ~ y. NJ.
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rnn nisInny covrA,cirIoNs.
Herzegovina Insurgcn;s Nefruted-A Three
nnas Truro IN Moniencgro,

NrrVNA. Aug p Gen Jo,anovck tclc-
grapl- TIA, nj. dcfca; 81 tho insurgents NJ Sio-
lnt.. ou thu p inst. wns heavy Low 90 the
Hetzei'oviuian iu-urrraton. The resistance
WAS most obstinate, Most 81 the in-urgcnt
chiefs were killed StplatZ has boon fined ON
account OF the trcachcrous attitude Of the in
hNbiiauts.
RAau-A. Aug. 2i-It is said TINT the Turkish
Commander ~ Podgor1n hu, requested the
TrincN Of Montenegro 10 wait three days h"iorr
beginning h1siilitinS. ~ euHl'" him 10 obtain
instruct ons from Con-fan,inoplc. Tho Prince
lna granted tho delay.
pESTit Aug. 2i.-Thr city authorities have re-.
fused ~ execute amilitary order making rruui-
~tion for 500 wagons.
ST. PErGnsBrNG. Aug 2l-A now five per
cent loan ~ 3oH 1000 r"uhlns Is nnnounord,
The issue price IL .3. Ih, Russup Imperial
Bank undertakes to issue the loan.
4 decr"e h7- boon issued rrvoking the pro-
hihiuoq 81 tGr expori Il horses from tn Black
sen and the Sen of Not,
par-p.rtato on o. Turkish prisoners Inns
begun hy railroad t. Sehartopul. whence they
they Will embark for home.
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5000 sent dlrct to him for the Howard Assncia-
ilon Of Now Orleans. and t55 for the Judah
Tourn and Hebrew Benevolent Association Of
NV Orleans
Tho nipnibpre " Excclsior Lodge No 1876 7.
and A. VI have been summoned to attend nm
cmrrgcut communication in the Masonic Tenn
pie on Monday. for the purpose O taking mems
uroA for tur relief uf brethren ia the South.
Churmun W. A. Fairrhill Of the Howard
Association of Viekshurg. Miss, IN a letter to
THE SUN. SuNs. Confirming uress reports,
fever prini mly among the destitute. Money
IL needed Tor their rnlief."
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Jeremiah Hnnafcn. a 'lon-shoreman. ~ q
West street. am James Mlleu of West street
qArrciled last ni-ht IA the larroom at - west
stIrrt over the merit, tho respective cuun.
ur, IN ireland In the c.ut~r o' IN animated
N~. o. .lun NJ O. the relative merits ni Glare
ami limerick. htunNu drew . ru-p krlr ami stabbed
Nrtt 900 The neck iuhciin- sever, aud possibly Htll
wound l. wrrucr Costello 90 PROPRIETOR. vino tr,d Co
SEPARATE the CONT ntlnt, stabilized On Che leu ANN
Han irnWts arrested aui MutU taken To- thc Cham
hcrs street Hospital iAe wounded manls resident o
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Ennis MrFal. a onc-armol wu,rhman ~ the
Atlantic docks was alta N,d on ocean Mn ~ the sub
urhs OF 81 hyn AZ about "a ooo,h yesterday morn.
!us 81 two men, one m u,m threw hun down and
hil go llm. vi then l.I 4 fu -raIru ifis ,iH ,Nts
McfaN rr.l,ci. aud once the mon itrW ID huu, aul
fNutk N, ran with ~ tu uI, Nuuul Two ln,ht- n-
in Che site OF hi, uUDk N Wal uuna-.l ttiilN b.
folstr amt hrc two shots. llr lu.. Dot Snow vince.
the shots ftHN ~ .ut li. as,iIlt, uMah 900,
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Bankrupt law expires this week Only $40 in cash
needed Last opportunity 10 obtain DIS hAfgrs from
don't ~ assets required Computation rec Ar'spon
Sable firm who have made The BANKRUPT law speciality
win obtain for debtors discharges from their doht' aul
'"pt duiug the coming week from parties MO can
Tush references MS to responsibility thirty dollars IN
cash and their own notes at short time for balance oi
disbursements required, amt long credit their
ices Address AT once Law, box 1881, Post Onee.-Ar.
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Mr.. t,,i, v,..s,n,, ,,,,,.,,,
NJ and Mrs Bob Young, M',Merean gnng,on
Mr. Mu."t " Wcicn nni daufhtrr.
Shra io,'n.,n .,o,,rc, hnnn LAM. 81
Nr. In,pa,1 ''''''"' n i' r,,,a '''"''
Luirnc msrnm ,ioorrc Cromwell
MIS- FLORENCE lneram. iohn t,emw
ihons. l. f,.cu'e' NJ "ni Mr; ~ M,llcn.
M, '' s6sn 'Se.'N NJ AZ Nci T',S.'
inr,, F,chi NJ. Lni, k.nir,nk
David No 'rc Nis, Rn.t Siiicr
W.. Nnr Huntington. Waiter d.E
Mr.. n,sn" ' Gonsaa Nr .' h fr 'aie"
Nr. & NJ Coninan P'hrt ,cf.,n
YIN, Gaacnemp. p Nm n4.Ams'
nr y ! Milton. .., w " 4 r. ~.
II in,f"ls'" Children ,.ln a. Nn.r'"5 ...n
wr .ni 81. Hour, p.rr,,l i,,''''t,' 9'i,,'
M, y May. Harry Hart
I'm f"uns co".ci VI. kaie r'fmen.
W.. ifti,. ,,r1, '''''' M kte,>,N
NJ. N'N ~. Anic,,ue, Tom A H..
Ms. Lizzie y A,rcs. TON Raruo.
Nr. u KERRY, Mr.tDnIv.
MEMPHIS Au. oi-Thc fever f. Largely on
tl,, ineronsc Tba 'nn,lie,ti,ns fr.,r, ..,.,,r
"a, '"' "9'' -. "pIn'""0"7 ''"'n '"' ',,'i
To- he sent out of the city are numerous. To-
LAY the humber ~ new eases OF yellow fc,cr
reported Is nearly double that ~ nhy prev Ills
'"S' tnr ''''' hummer Tor tn' i.' 'wsn'y-i,Hr
for the same time number ni,,on. The large
in r.n-a laa,nlfuf known NJ t....n sr..faI
III l',7' o',' n'lhE Known ~ h'' H. 'I'"'"
something oi panic among those VINO had do
trmin'i ID BRAY" ont nnl many Wlyf'd IN
lh"lr r'S9lN, IN ana U inc 'iiN 10y ran ihl" tNr-
ming; Tho Towards have had more than thoy
."Hid attend to to-day. AMI rNpgri'u,e some
diri'uty IN supplying nurses ior IN" Sex.
Among the donih- to-day Is Dr. John G.; j ng-
-; anu among ne new cu'rs j. 7 hlhTr
M@irr oi ~ ,bridsrIS Chnr'u; pr. y.
J.. Iortcr nnd Inlph lhumcl. teller "i the
The Grand Dictator 9i the Tennessee Knights
~ honor mas issuei circular ol appeal
- huigh's, 81 Honor 10 respond T.
lh' roll u distress. Many members OF
Nh. order have died and - many more ar,
N'N on INC Sl'k list W, tNI 'u1tS
tn" lodges are very heavy and the ir"asury, VII
to Wei llGh exhausted. Inc lncrensr oi me
lever tod AZ has brought more lahornr~ INTO the
iirld. and Odd Fellows. MHsons. Knights q
lt"nor and orders oi worhlngn.n r,iiri boards
Hhu incur ilme ,pt'tY wen occupied IN cHrlhg
i9f n, SIX and destitute; IN. terrible epidemic
oi 1913 scarcely EQUALS the distress now pre-
Nalllng IN our midst, when 9pr dcpieled ponn-
lies wcr' prosiraind within a few hours their
inlsrVN u'lh- lhsItts"u IN som instances DS
w, u, Nv W. i.'', slnH ir"l,r t.nll.n, L. .t.
r., ,t ~ ~, q. a. i,''ri ~ IL IL ',r
ending to-day.
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John sIn...e.,. 900. NM WIN.

NEWAHN Aug. .l.-lt /, asserted that J 'lr
llueho-. ne r'I',tiln Uprtci hi-valk " F"Hi.
10 ,lN dtt>h N ri-|, IlaNiu- 'lN HtNHi .tt'r
nl'r - It-f % ~ 80
parent, 1904 80. fn. $685.. l.NdDl tIiH. t.,.t...
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TIE SOUTHERN EPIDEMIC.
One tfundred nnd Ninrtv.,hrce New Eases In
New Orleans and 100 In Memphis The
Death Rate Increased In Roth cities.

New ORLEANS, Aug. % ro-day's yellow
fever reports show 1913 new cases ana ~ deaths
llush Irvine. chief operator at the western
Union Telegraph oflire in this city. died this
morning ~ yellow fever after six days Illness
Th' total number ~ cuscs for the week Is sol
md w 10 date sGG. Tho total number Of
deaths for the wcck Is 3li. aud to date SIT
There is no explanation Of the increase Of now
cases to-day. other than the spread Of the dis
cas'. tho report containing but few II my moro
old cascs than those Of the two preceding days
From noon 20 six o'clock this evening l03 new
cases had boon reported nj the ofico Of the
BoHrd OF Health. Indicating still larger num-
Der Of new cases for tomorrow than were re-
ported NJ 90 noon to-day.
Tho following is "a list Of the dead IN Grenada
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J0IsiNGs .inoir IOWN.

Increasing clOuduces and rain. warm south.
N' .Iiu- t"cohlcr northwest wind, taiIus followed
. D. j..
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MONr.iGTES ESrfIE.
OF what IL I. Believed 90 Consist VIII there
lie Contest

Yesterday. at II o'clock Judge Dittcn-
hoc'er, accompanied by Mr. Arthur Sewrll
Lester Walack's son-in-law. and Mr.. Harry
French 81 French Sons Dramatic Agency,
met in the Surrogate 5 office for the purpose Of
pcrfecting the appointment Of Mr.. Scwcl rs
collector and administrator al interim. Mr.
Sewell qualified rs such. and Mr.. French and
Mr.. Theodore Moss became his bondsmcn.
each ia tho sum 81 3 900.
Mr.. fr-u ID then handed Mr.. Scwen his check
for ~ .3jf. being th" amount " Mr.. Mlntasue's
money iu the hand, 90 bis nrm.
Mr.. VI ntgeuos estate, SO FAR rs known. IS as
follows:
,t-t in iitrr, ri,n.h. haris ............. q So
Dt.l ZOO Hlfi ihc Metropolis. about ............ 'n
INN t.ui- -. 20 ...+t...s.....s.s....... ."''
~ d. r". , '.'''''''''''''''''''''' ~
lAt insurance ii.f .'''''''''''''''''''-.... 500"
Tmi ..................... e. 80
Hi- horses will hn soll ~ au.iion. as Will the
dog cert ami 'h" household ~ ts'-. II Is pos
silic th.t more cash may h' realized than this.
hut good appra 'sHr' place th' ugQr.- 90, given.
ia iEf D'trINN ger iiIS received letters from
several Judges In tho STATE endorsing IN. SUR
roi.Htn'- dr .i-i,n in respect oi Oh" NUlllty Il
the oul. fA' Il 'ision ol TIE "X' u'nr, o. deg
~truy all NnutH "a = CORE ~ un leno' VAS hrld
20 bee the only proper course t. pursue. aud
hundreds # tiers and notes were Yesterday
There E report ip th"o'rleal circles that
nm ENGLISH u,fg.-- win whom Mr.. Vi 'unEu''-
test 90. wiN. lu mas event IL is necessary e.
publish au.t'.' t'tN parties Interest. ]. ONCE
q week .for SIX months, am IA" publication Will
begin this week.
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rrans leave foot OF East 3fh ST. every hour for Brshlon
beach via Long Island Railroad. Pullman paI'VI ea4s
oAeNeIy ualn-4d9
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American Star" Sun Capsules.
TN bpAss. blue wrapper. soII b. all dGus.Ists-as
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SrinN> fnou IIin rAAnGR.lrM

NtrNNA. Aug. 81 Mr. '--au. 'i' Nu .i.l'
No.. General NAl ic4fc Aiul'.' ... -a,..uAi..
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The Thermometer In New YORK. Yesterday.

SAN FRAVcIsco. Aug. ~. Advcrs by the
| lmftria of Japan.
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Rapid Trnn.,, to brighton Beach.

Via L0ns Island RAiroad Tinc from Hunter Point 50
minutes Round nm tickets, oO cents Take Ferry tVoI
VI East 3ilA a. Aap,
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Leave foot Of last 3iih It any hour M Ia 10 r. VI
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N lIudnurs. al \. NJ. n3': g. G2'.9 CO.;
- ~ 2. 81 T. NJ su g. - %. oJ'. !. o.
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NJ ION TTTN ~ TTN NTTsINr ~ Tho MINK
Wrnck,'- account WI. oycrdrawn about a 900;
LOW he owes 81 slg.23
HMM. il j. SAID. although not a. ho used rs
state r, evidence. viii probably h.Nn his pun ish-
mcnt liehtonyd. He il un1rr Indictment for
p.rlury, an li'.hle g. Indictment Tor forgery.
There Is q law of the city Of lonkrrs thai
bonds shall not hc sold at less than par. The
iart that Hahn WAS able Ia Ect them ~ "a 'eada
10 the belief that there will DO an on ial in
Iuiry
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AFRICAN EMIGRATION.
.nsIv Il 81 1ahhr ah .zoa M II I 5slrsnl LEON

AERIv IL on 1hE az6R AT sIERRA LEONE
FEARFUL FATALITY on TIE VOYAGE.
A dispatch from Charleston. 9. C., june
18Th, says: The following information was
received here to-day at 10 A. NJ. by the
News and Courier, from their special cor.
respondent, a. z. Williams, concerning the
voyage and arrival of the eDigrart shir
Azor at Sierra Leone, on the west OF AT
rica:-
SIERRA LEONE,
WEST COAST OF AFRICA. May 10 !
VIA MApRkIA, Saturday June Is. 1878.
The Azor arrived here to-day For too
many Of the hopeful emigrsn's Who sailed
from Charles on on Easter Sunday the voy.
age has been DISASTROUS. Indeed, at one
time there was reason 10 fear that the Azof
would be nothing less than foe ting char
nal house. The first days Of the voyage
we're whelly uneventfui. Csptsin Holmes
org anized police force, and required every
part of the vessel to be kept clean. There
was no gTumbling OF this. The submission
and docility of the emigrants cannot be too
highly praised. Soon, however, the need oi
an experienced physician began TO be felt.
Even before the Azor sailed measles had
made It's appearance. and the malsdy spread
RAPIDLY.
This was mot 90 bad, however, a. the ship
fever, caused BY the close confinement be-
tween decks, the scanty accommodations,
and, above all, by the want Of water. The
sufferlngs of the emigrants were intense.
They had not been accustomed to practice
self3enial, and soon exhausted the limited
daily supply OF water. There was great
waste, despite the efforts of the officers.
The fever spread rapidly, spd before we
reached tiis point, which Is colonial eet-
tlement on the west coast, belonging to Great
Britain, twenty-tbree of our Inflated emf
grants had died. have never seen sad
der sight than when their remains were
committed to the deep. The names of the
dead will go to you by the first mail steamer
that touches at this place. This dispatch
forward by way of Madeira. from which
point it will be sent to you BY ocean cable.
Ny own health is good.
Captain Holmes has beeE unremitting In
his attention to the immigrants. l cannot
praise his vigilance, thoughtfulness and
judgment too warmly. Despite the loss OF
life the immigrants are In good spirits and
filled with joy at the prospect Of soon reach
ing their destination.
The Azor left Charleston on the 21st of
April, making the voyage In twenty-eight
days. The excitement among the negroes
here is intense, and immense crowds thropg
the streets discussing the news. The Off
GERS of the Liberian Exodus Association are
by no means encouraged by the result of the
voyage, and 1t is thought that the srdor OF
the exodus movement will be much damp
ened thereby.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
A PITIFUL STORY.
AN HONEST MAN FORCED TO sTEAL-A
LADY's KIND ACT.

AN HONEST MAN FORCED TO sTEAL-A
LADY's KIND ACT.
About 10 O'Clock on Friday morning Miss
Lula Prapge, young lady who resides at
No. 1858 Fulton street, while walking on
Clinton near De Kslb avenue, Brooklyn,
had her pocket book, which she carried in
her hand, taken away from her. 1t was
taken so quickly and 60 gently that she
thought that some friend was playing a
trick on her. Almost before she had time
to turn her head, man dressed in the garb
of a laborer passed her with the pocket
book in bis hand. She called him to stop,
but not needing her summons, he broke into
q rur. Miss Prange hailed passing butc-
her cart, and getting 10 requested the dri-
yer to pursue the thief. After running about
three blocks the fugitive stopped, and when
Miss Prange reached him handed back the
pocketbook. When asked why be had taken
1t. he replied that he was desperate. He had,
he said, wife and two children who were
starving. Being unable to buy bread for
them, be was forced to steal. Miss Prangt
said she would accompany him to his resi-
d, nee, and If his story were true she weuld
net prosecute him. At No, 1856 DeK alb ave
nue., she found the mans wife and his two
children In room absolutely destitute OF
furniture. The children were crying with
hunger. Miss Prange gave half the money
In her pocket book-$3. SOTO the unfortu-
nate woman. Soon after Miss Prange had
reached the apartment Of the man who had
taken her pocket-book policeman arrived.
The lady refused to make any charge, but
Il e officer insisted on arresting the man.
Z 40 prisoner, WI said his name was Theo-
d,re Hollis, was taken to the Fourth pre-
cnct Station-h house. Hollis, who is de-
f.'ribed as an honest, Industrious man, has
been out of employment for several months
Ms Prange has resolutely refused to pros
ecute him.
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TELECRAMS.
KILLED ON THE TRACK.
Special to the herald.

Special to the Herald =
Clayton Del. June 10. 1878.
A little son of Thomas Corty Of this place
was killed by the down freight last evening.
He tried to run under the connecting pole
OF two lumber cars while the train was In
motion, and the wheels catching him, mu-
tIlated him in Q terrible manner. The
boy was only Q years old. The coroner
held' an irouest to day and rendered Q YER
dict In accordance with the facts.
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SOCIETIES..

MEETING THIS (MoNDAT) EVENING.
Delaware Lodge, No. l, l. O. 0. F., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Herman Lodge, No. 90, l. 0, 0. F., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Wilmington and Brandywine Courcil, No.
3, 0. U. A. NJ. at Mechanics Hall, 2l9
King street.
wilmington Council N. Jr. 0. U. A. NJ
at Jr. o. U. A. II. Hall, Fifth and Market
streets.
Enterprise Circle B. U. c. A., at Hall 503
market street.
washington Lodge, No. /, K. of P, at
Knights of Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street
Washington Lodge, No. 3, A. O. Of G. F.,
at McClary's Building.
Star of Bethlehem Division, No, 7, s. OF
T., Ninth and French streets.
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, n. 0. l. R., at the
Maris' Building, Sixth and Shipley streets
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To Shipbuilders and Lumbprmen

FOR SALE: A large body of timber of
original growth in Nor. tern Virginia near
river landing; In market now for first
Tune. water-power cf l1rge mill.pond on
place, leased II Ifsired. Price 5000. or
mill site and SJ9 acres of timber for 5000:
thing about timber or milling, and has
some capital For particulars. address
ChAs Q. WIGHT, 81 Ha lem Avenue, BAL
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TN THE DISTRICT COTkT Of IHE
i United States. for the District CT Della
ware.
In he Matter of James e. Pick els.
Bankrupt-ln Bankruptcy.
at Wilmington in said Dl tic, ON the
sixth day of June A. D., 1878.
Districi Of Delaware. ss:
Notice her ny gwen that a petition has
been filed in ri court by James c p ckels
Of WilmiEGton, in sati District, duiy de-
clared bankrupt u der the act OF Congress
of March 2 1857, for discharge. and c. riff.
cate thereof. from all his debts anO Other
claims provab under said act, ard tnat
the 2lst day of June. 1873. st II C'c!cc
A. NJ, is assigned fjr the hearing OF the
same, at Wilmington afo esa'd when apd
where you may attend ard how case il
any you have why the praye Of the sal
petition should not he granlei.
II. REDMOND SMITH,
Clerk OF the U. 8 District Court, Delaware
District.
June 7il -wG2t
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WANTS.

WANTED. THE HEIRS TO 81 ,20O,OOc.-
w Amanda Lewis and the other erS nd
cllildre n OF q deOn Lewis, ard children cf
EZla, Abner. l., man aud Flor 4 ewiS viii
please communicate i1nme1 atelS wit b tne
uudereig. ed. Newspapers turltsh' d in the
States Of Penusylva is, ichigsD, De "a
ware, snd The iowa o Northumber and,
Saratoga county \. Y, please copy. For
correct II for alton reIa ting thereto liberal
com pensation will be ava ded
SIDNEY J. COWEN,
Attorney at Law.
25 Chamber Street,
New 7 rk City.
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CARD.

A CARD
TO MY FRIENrS:- Il her. by tender my
hearty thanks to my friends DOR the very
liberal patronage and the highly compli
mentary vote which they gave me at tine
late nomination election election election
And we have no cause Of complaint, as we
were beaten by one OF the most popular
men in New Castle county. aud hop, my
friends will support the aieket nominated
last Saturday with the same zeal and
fidelity with which they supported me.
Very respectfully,
PURNAL ]. LYNCH,
jn11-6t st, Georges Hundred.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17

The Best Quality Of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE Most RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PEHFUMERY, COLOGNES &c
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment Of HAIR, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES, ,
At Ninth and market. d..
A choice Imported Key west Pride of Key
West or Greuley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAVORING EXTRACTS, Strong
and Pure,
at Ninth and market.
AT WILLIAMS.
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED SoArs,
At Ninth and Market.
"Get the Best" WILLIAMS SAPOANA
CEOUS DENTRIFICE,
.g...E. AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing, and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE,
maya If Corner Ninth and Market.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
NOTICES.

DIVORCES, In any state, without pub
IL lic'ty, send st.mp for the law. G. X,
SINS. Chicsgo.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS
We hereby give notice that the county
and poor tax, fer the year 1878. are now
due and payable at the Office, 6lS Market
s rect.
special notice is give n to those who have
not paid their taxes for 1877 10 do So within
ten days from this date or they will be col.
lected with cost.
JOS L. CARPENTER, JR.
A. GIVEN,
May LIST, 1878. Collectors.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17

NOTICES. hereby given to all persons
IN whose business or occupation require s
State ltcen for tie pI esent yer. QS7S)
that the same is due and payable on the
first day of June at the Offices of the Clerk
of the Peace for New Cattle County.
JOHN P. SPRINGER.
Clerk, at New Castle.
NJ. A. j. SPRINGER, Deputy,
No. 800 w. second street,
my251m Wilmington.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
LOTTERIES.

81 Prizes. amounting to (Spanish) s75O.WO
Information furnished FREE. Orders
1l'ed. Prizes cashed. Spanish Bank bills
and GUvetEm EMS pu chased.
TAYLOR & CO.. Rankers,
IL Wall It NV trrk
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
CARD.

A cAhD'
return my sincere thanks to those DEM
ocratic citizen who veted TOR me at the
nomination election for Coroner. am ION
decK The same as ever determined TO work
Tor the election of Jacob B1tz, ESQ.,, and
the Whole Democratic ticket.
STEPHEN J. GILBERT.
Wilmington. June 18Th, 1873
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
CARD.

A CARD.
/ return nay thanks to the many solid
democrats who supported me at III nomi
nation election. / win give TO the success
full cane idate, as / have at all times 10 the
past given to every Den ocratic nominee.
my hearty and Jealous support.
GILES JAMESON;
New Castle. June ii, 1878.