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The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
THIRD YEAR. ONE CENT.
THE REHOBOTH RAILROAD.

IT'S CONSTRUCTION TO BE coMMnNcsp AT
ONCE.
The contract for building the Rshoboth
railroad from Lewes to the grounds OF the
camp meeting association has been awarded
to Joseph Hyde, Of this city, who will start
this morning for Lew 60 with one hundred
laborers. .a.. .'s
Mr.. J. W. HcNatt, of Georgetown, has
received the contract for grading and bridg-
ing the road for $500. a" -
The distance between the two places ID
four miles and 2,400 feet. There are AZ, 500
feet excavations, and 300 feet of piling and
bridging, and 10, 900 feet of woodland, the
latter is now being cleared. The committee
of the camp meeting association have given
the junction & Breakwater Railroad Com
pany fifty building lots, and lot upoi,
which the depot Is to be erected near the
entrance gate. The road bed, it is expected
Will be ready by April LIST, and the whole
work Of laying the track by June LIST.
The contract was signed on Friday, the
work to be begun within five days after the
signing. h'0.-.rh r .l.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
q THE SCREW TIGHTENING,

7
The resumption act is bearing its full
f'uit. Values were strunk SO lrw and rap.
lily, that a merchant, or manufacturer.
never knew when he would get enough
money out of bis manufactured goods as
would pay for his material. To this cause
is to ba attributed the failure of the Arm of
E. G. Ssotsenberg & Son. They have been
obliged to call q meeting of their. creditors,
which was held on Friday sfsernoona 1t is
said the amount of secured liabilities, are
about s96, 900, and unsecured $40, 600. The
estimate Of assets has not been stated No
definite conclusion has yet been reached, by
the creditors. We are extremely sorry to
hear that other worthy and upright firms
are also hard pushed.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES

New Castle jail contains one hundred and
fonr prisoners.
Rev. Mr.. Latrobe preached at the foundry
yesterday morning. fs,' a.# ~, p
There was partial eclipse of the moon
yesterday morning.
St. Mary's T. A. B. G. meeting will take
place on Thursday evening next.
Edmund B. Frazer, late Justice OF the
Peace, is candidate for the Mayoralty.
"The Board Yard Senate" is the name
of party of young men, residing in this
city. ....
The small pox is reported to have broken
out in the gypsy's encampment, near Hare's
corner.
Elder Grant preached at the Opera House
yesterday afternoon on the the Interme-
diate State.
Samuel Tazewell, of the Water Witch
fire company, is candidate for the Chief
Engineership of the fire department.
Charles Jefferis, Esq, of the Second
Ward, is being put forward by his friends
as Democratic candidate for coroner.
John J. Cornell, minister in the Society
of Friends, near Rochester: N Y, preached
a. the meeting at Fourth and West streets
last evening. ...-.
The ship W. G. Davis, of Philadelphia, is
now at Dupont's pier on the Delaware, load
ing with powder for San Francisco, Califor-
mia. There are also two sloops loaded
ready to depart for the same place.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18

The moral dignity Of the republic was
lowered more by the failure to have seated
the man whoswas elected President; Than
can be secured in generation. Every day
convinces us of the sad mistake, made by
submitting to the scheme Of the Electoral
Commission. From words dropped by
Mr.. Hewitt, in the House few days ago,
it is morally certain that Lamar and his
sci deliberately sold out Mr.. Tilden.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
FORGERY CASE.

John Briefly, formerly. an employee at.D.
II. Kent g. Co.. hardware establishment,
Second and shipley streets, had q hearing
before Mayor Whitley, on Saturday nom
ing, charged with having obtained goods
upon the orders purportipg to be issued by
D. q. Kent & Co. On one Of these orders
he obtained so pounds of lead from E. W.
Hopes, and dozen of files from Capelle g.
Brother on another. Oiher charges were
also made by Garrett & Co. He was held
10 the sum of $4,000 bail for his appearance
at the next term Of court, in default OF
which, he was committed, to the county
jail
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
DELAWARE AVENUE BAPTIST
-...-rrr. CHURCH. ..E

Last night the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church, was crowded to overfiowing, to
witness the baptism Of 20 persons, which
was previously announced, occasisning a
number to crowd the door by $50 o'clock
In order to make room for the throngs who
have heretofore been unable to gain admit,
tance, the church members did not occupy
The upper audience room, but held service
down down strirs. sas..-.. .=..
Rev. Mr.. Haldeman preached short ser-
mon, explaining baptism, after which, he
baptized the 20 candidate, I9 females and 7
males "t''t .' ....... 49,. AL .
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
MAGISTRATES CASES.

Mrs Mary Scott living on Riddles Banks
was before Esquire Brady on Saturday even
ing, ,chargeu by Jane MeKelvey, with COM
mitting assaultand battery on her. She was
fined 80 and costs and required to give $500
to keep the peace, for threatening to kill.
Charles Brooks Duplay. was charged | y
Jane McKelvyy with circu'a.ipg stories
derogatory to her character. The evidence
not being sufficient he was discharged. a'l'
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
SUDDEN DEATH.

Mrs. Esther A. Fraim, aged 67 years, re-
siding at No. c09 West Eighth street, was
found dead In bed on Saturday morning, she
had retired the night before apparently well,
but complained OF cold, she had taken
some laudanum, thinking 1t would benefit
her, which, however, as she was Of feeble
constitution, proved too much for her ,caus-
ing congestion Of the brain. Coroner Rose
held an inquest on Saturday afternoon, and
rendered verdict according 10 the facts Of
the case. .. r-aee.. ug'gs
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
THE LIBERAL LEAGUE.

The Liberal League met yesterday morn
Ing at 1OH O'Clock to hear DR.. Welsh give
his lecture on his understanding of what he
meant by "The Character of God.n
He was greeted by q large audisnesof at.
ssative listeners. He drew o picture Of
what christianity teaches, and. also that Of
other forms sfreligion. Hetook the ground
that every man hsd his o~n creed, and
deduced from that, that as no two
men agreed alike SON Two men worshIpped
the same God acknowledging the same at
attribute / He asserted IN bis remarks that
the christian church taught that 'sthe COED
ness of God tempered the wind to the shorn
lamb," and from this framed an argument
TO show otherwise. He instanced the shi, =
wreck ct sea the flood Of vaters the bat
tie field the impartiality of nature the
suffering Of the innocent for the guilty, SC.
Mr.. Turner took exceptions to the point,
that It is not to be found in the Bible. the
words that ''the wind is tempered to the
shorn lamb" The DR.. scontended very
sharply, that the principle of the same was
taught therin, and cited passages to show
the same; "husband to The widow father
to the orphan" Knock and it shall be
opened unto you, ask and 70 shall receive.
A gentleman of the church, whose name
is withheld, made some fine remarks ,endea.
vering to show the advantage Of being q
believer in the Bible, proving his position
by telling of his love OF drink in days gone
by, but with the love- of Christ, he has over
come all. asar ST. .s@' ,920f7"
Mr.. Lamsden made some remarks that,
for shrewduess set all to thinking on the
subject. DR.. Marshall also spoke on the
subject of God and angels very acceptsbly.
HAND.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

On Friday evening last, at the semi-an-
nual election of officers for the Pho Mono
Literary Society, the following gentlemen
we're elected: m.-
President and Stage Manager er.-John Ig-
natius O'Byrne. ......s
Vice Presidents-Wm. J. Gibbons and J.
g. Hartmann. .a..
Treasurer-J,mes McVey. -"
Secretaries-John Conway, Jr., ard John
Shields.
Librarian-James Jordan.
Yesterday morning, at St. James Church,
the Society, in a body, received holy COM
munion, In memory Of the deceased Pope,
Plus Ninth.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
UNSUCCESSFUL PURSUIT.

Yesterday afternoon about 4.30 O'Clock,
while officers Hope and Sharp were stand
Ing on the Market street Brandywine bridge
they noticed suspicious colored man com>
ing along, who had in his hand spade and
two hatchets, who, when be saw that he
was watched, fled, followed by the officers,
down Vandever avenue, across the fields TO
Eleventh street bridge and along to Tenth
street, where he entered house, when the
officers gave up the pursuit, they having no
warrant to enter the house. sau1aair .bw
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
CONTRACT FOR 100 WAGONS.

Mr.. III. Primrose, the eaterprising man
ager of the American Sewing Machine
Company, 71s Market street, this city, is
about to contract with one of our large
carriage firms for the construction of 100
sewing machine wagons, which are 70 be
distributed to different offices of the COM
pany in various States.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
CORONER'S INQUEST.

Coroner Rose held an inquest on Saturday
morning, over the body Of Patrick Dolan
who died suddenly at Fourth and Van
Buren streets while going to drive his cows
home on Friday afternoon. A verdict was
rendered of death from appoplexy.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18

THE fourth section of the Silver Bill
does away with the objection, to the bulk
Of silver. Certificates of deposit will be
issued by the Treasurer Or any Assistant
Treasurer Of the United States for any
sum not over ten dollars, aud this certif-
cate will be legal tender for any debt
public or private, including custom house
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18

Observation-Disclosures is confs-
cation as far as il goes. Every man who
was. rendered houseless, within the past
four years by shrinkage-knows the cause !;
resumption. Demand its immediate re-
peal, E
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
CHANGING THE CHANNEL.

In the Pennsylvania State Senate, at Har~
rlsburg, on Thursday last, letter was read
from Peter Wright g. Sons, shipping mer-
chants, of Philadelphia, stating that, "ihe
construction of coal piers, at New Castle,
had seriously changed the ship channel o.
the Delaware.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
MISSIONARY MEETING.

A special meeting will be held in Asbnry
M. E. church, this evening, under the NJ. E..
preachers meeting, at 7.30 o'clock. Rev.
W. P. will preside. Revs. G. M. Pegg and
j. B. Mann will address the meeting. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
POLICE CASES.

: Joseph Dugan charged with disorderly
conduct was fined SO cents and costs. Thom-
as Shannon charged with assault and bat-
terry on Sarah E. Shannon, was required to
pay the costs and to give $500 bail to keep
the peace. -. 80 i
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18

"Down in the coal mines underneath the
the ground coughs and colds are very fre-.
quent and there is where DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is an indispensable artice.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18

Dr.. snitcher would make a GOOD Cor.
oner, and is deserving. He is endorsed by
E.'E. and Commercial. This is unfort-
unate for him as its proteges never win.
The paper is Jonah to any candidate.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
A PROPOSED BALL.

The committed appointed on Friday even
ing at the Centennial Firemen's Association
meeting to make arrangements for grand
ball, will meet, this evening at the Water
Witch engine house. ~
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
FUNERAL SERVICES.

Rev. pr. d. W. Tnom4s, of this city, will
be buried to-day. The funeral services will
take place in St. Paul's ". f. Church, this
m ,,nin, at 1890. A 1919 'ta' L'nr"'
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18

YESTERDAY was surprisingly fine day,
bright, balmy and beautiful. Many sigh
of regret was heard by the girls because
they had no spring bonnets.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
THE HERALD,
wiimingicn, Delaware Feb, IS, 1875.

THE wEATHRR:-The probabilities for TO-
day are thatit will be warm and partly
cloudy or cIondy, possibly with tight rain
or snow from tine westward.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18

L B. Frazer, Esq, is out for Mayor.
We thought the Squire was sick of being
candidate. We wish him luck however.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18

GILES Lambson, Esq, is making bold
push for the Sherriffalty. He has hosts
Of friends and wonld make good officer.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
PART l.

I. Introductory OIation-Zbaratz.
q. Gladiatorial Combat Laughdenoy and
Laughnawags.
8. Irish "reminiscences Little Barney
O'Grady.
4. 4.Iumbleissimo-Anthorh'mnine An
thorrhica.
+. That Old Plantation Revi Ved-By the
Virginia Angels.
@. Highland Fling-Little Scottish Pet.
:. Musical Contest between Gilmore ana
Doiworths Exposition Bands. previous TO
heir departure for the Paris Exposition,
concluding with the presentation Of
Diploma to the successful band.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
NOTICE PENSIONERS.
!" Fapers Carefully Prepared.

JON rs, Fancy Dyers, 49, N. From
eL, branch Office corner Ninth and
tretts, Philadelphia. Ladies' and
lsh's Garments of every descrip.
su or Cleansed Kid Shoes, Feath.
55!oves 5.ve Dyed or Oleansed.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
PROFESSIONAL.
JOHN o'BzHNn'
Attorney and Consell0r at Law
B14 Walnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

Citizens of Delaware having law business
in Philadelphia, or the adjoining counties
In Pennsylvania, will have 1t promptly
and properly attended to, by communica
ting with him ian.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-18
PART ii.
GRAND MARCH OF THE CARNIVAL

UKANU MANCH Vr lHT S1Rfsh'h
.s,,,ssion Orcbestra Circle. so cents.
Balcony, @'oN'''
as- Reserved seats can be secured, WIN
ont extra charge at @. #. Thomas COS,
commencing c. salurday morning, FeofuarS
10Th, at 0 q. m.
The New York herald., 1878-11-28
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AAsxTTKsaExENTs2D P.sEs "a "a and sd cola
BB904RDEEs wANTED;aisT P.eE.sth col;
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sShiJsHsD k5Sss ssTtss Ans 3d. APARTMENTS TO LET
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siASoFSkTEs 6ksAYs' :' &c! ssSe!-aD PAer-sa col
OUT oT ThE cfTY FoR SALE OR
RENT-12rH PAGR-1st col.
ZEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-12rH PAcE-lst col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-l2TH PAGK-1st col
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-lsT PAGE-lst col
REWARDS-1sr PAGE-lst col
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BITUATIONS SWANTED-FEMALES-i2TH PAcE-6th col
ssITuATioNs WANTED -MALEs-i2IH Perish col
sPECI IL NOTICES-1sr PAGE-lst, I'd and Sd coils.
EPORTlNG-DOGS. BIRDS &C.-lsT PAGE-3d col
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18TH PAGE-2d COL
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2p PAcE-3d col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.--1sT PAGE-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-l2rH PAGE-1st col
WINTER RESORTS-lsr PAGH-6th col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-1OrH PAGE-5th col.
The New York herald., 1878-11-28
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

fSOST OFFICE NOTICE
i foreign mails tho week ending saturday No
vcmber 30 ls7s will close at this office Tuesday ut
M for Europe by steamship WISCONSIN, via Queenstown
"Wednesday, at A. Nj, for Ehropo by steamship Scy
tha via Queenstown correspondence for France to be for
wardcd by this steamer must be specially addresse and at
g A. NJ. for France direct BY steamship Labrador via
ship Republic via Queenstown correspondence for der
many and France be forwarded by this must be
ship Geilert yia Plymouth Chcrbou.g and ismburg on
Berlin via Queen correspondence for ernany and
Scotland bc forwarded this be specially
Addressed, and at A. NJ for Scotland direct by
ship E,hcpia via Glasgow, md ut II 30 for Europe,
steamship Donau, via Southampton and Bremen. The
steamships Wisconsin, Scyths Republic and City Of Berlin
do take mails FOR Denmark Sweden and Norway Tho
mails for Havana leave York November ~ and
The mails for Hayti GreytowH. savania. &r lcaye Now
York November ri Tho mails for Aspinwal aud South
Pacific ports leave New York November ~ The mails
Mexico leave New York Novembcr 10 The mails for China
Japan Francisco December s. The mails
Australia &c, leave San Francisco December -.
THOMAS L. JAMES, Postmaster.
Posr OvyrcK, New YonK, Nov ~. 1878
The New York herald., 1878-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


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NINE HOWARD GIVES ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC
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second bell
MISUNDERSTANDING RHEUMATIsM PARALY-
M sis diseases Of all conditions produced
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lRHEuMATIC SOCIETY has removed from 2o7 to aio
West 34th st. Only genuine office IN America and ncorpo
and circulars free. ea
RoYAL HAVANA DRAWS DECEMBER 9, 1874
II $si9 @ 600 dstribgied Capital prize 100000
81 $50, 900 distributed. Capital prize. S5oOOOo
All prizes cashed by Havana Bank Bills bought and
sold Drafts O Havana issued.
O. viADERO L Co, Bankers No New st. New York.
RoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY:
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10 Wall St. basement
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10 Dey St, New York.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CURES GUARANTEED
lea. so West 26th st. beware Of impostors)
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15
Saturday, June l5, 1878.
Amusing Things We Meet in
Mankind.

It is amusing to hear q gray headed
old man, who has amsssed his fortune
in his young days by keeping tip
pling shop, now say be would, had he
the power, imprison any man on whose
premises a drop of the poison could be
found.
It is amusing TO hear an old deacon,
who has the faculty to pile up his wood
for market so that seven feet will
measure cord, propose to expel a
young grocer from the church because
he sold him tnirty-one ounces of su-
gar for two pounds.
II is amusing to hear member OF
church, who, in youth, sowed his wild
oats by the bushel, propose that the
church investigate the circumstances
under which Brother Jones called on
Sister Smith SO often, innocently for
getting all the while that lit takes a
rogue to catch rogue"
1t is amusing to hear a man whe
made his first ten thousand by a mere
accident in speculation. now whine over
the want of business tact in the young
men of the present day.
1t is amusing to hear a hardened
politician. whose political concience i,
90 tough that you can make no
impression whatever upon it with the
sharpest axe of honor that can be
found, sigh with pious horror over the
want Of principle in those who oppose
his political creed.
II is amusing to hear man who
has just brains enough to believe his
wisdom aud intelligence is actually
needed to help society along. pirate
about the weakness OF woman's mind
You can see at once how strong hi
own must be, but cannot help wishing
he had more power of discernment, the
would enable him 'to see himself q
others see him"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15

A GREEN sportsman, after fruitless
tramp, met boy with tears in his eyes
and said; II say, youngster, is there
anything to shoot around here!" The
boy answered. "Nothin' bout here,
but there's the schoolmaster t'othir
side the hill. wish yot'd shoot him.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15

81 SAY, JIM" said one friend to
another, on meeting. IL hear our friend
A. has been in speculation heavily.
Has he made anything?" Yes" said
jim. "he made an assignment.
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Alutrlsn Nlun the hlatl becomes
lit'le MI singn ili, either li.,n ching.
II Nenih.f az Ut 'iitiHa, waiti Vt exercise,
iffA 4tl.sr ut. IL. from my other cause
te Nrptilnp vii nrn the hleui, curry
III The rntria humnra. cleanse tho stomach
regulate the bowels, hna Imrati u tanc
u slgur 10 the Nh,ir hnsly.