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New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
GENTLEMAN JIM. BY Mrs T.. PRENTfss. 1smO. pp. 76
A. d. i. Randolph & Co.

GENTLEMAN JIM. BY Mrs. f. PRENTfss lsmo. PIP. 76
A. d. T. Randolph Co.
In this affecting story, which was passing
through the press the time Of her unexpected death
the gifted writer has left precious memorial Of her
sympathy with all human conditions. and her power Of
adaptation 70 the widest varieties Of character II is
tale OF humble life. relating the experience Of working
niuer who by the kndneSs Of bis heart and his devO
ton to others good gained among mis- mates the name
of Gentleman jim" He true hero in his way
leading life Of selfsacrihce aud forgetting him
self m serving his companions. The story is we'll told
hl Of incident and expressing more IN its brief com
pass than alwoys found in writings Of far greater pre-
tension.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
LITERARY ESSAYS BY WILLIAM G. T. SHKDD, D. D. 81
I'D. 365. Charles Scribner's Sons.

LITERARY ESSAYS. BY WILLIAM G. T. sHKDD D. D. SyO.
pp. 365. Charles Scribner's Sons.
In addition to his eminent services in the
walks Of philosophy and history by the standard vol
umes which bear his name Dr. shedd has offered singu-
lary valuable contributions the highest thought and
best literature Of this country by his occasional dis
courses before public Institutions and his articles in
leading periodicals the most profound themes Of in
telectual discussion. His productions in this KIND
never Of an ephemeral character; though often sepa-
rated by wide interval of years. they possess the unity
which grows Of thoroughness Of examination and
earnestness Of conviction powerful in argument lucid
IN exposition and effective in STYLE they challenge the
interest Of many readers who unable to assent to
their conclusions DR.. shedd is always muscular in
the expression Of his opinions his is that OF
praetsed athlete; he is no less amply pro
vided with backbone than with brain; and ap-
pears more intent on compelling conviction than
on winning sympathy Still he has nothing Of the harsh
ness OF the dOgmatist staunch disciple Of Calvin, he
would never lighted the stake Of the unhappy Serve
tus His stringent logic is tempered with vein OF
latent poetry The affections Of humanity are
strangely blended with his severe theology In the
ent volume the contents relate principally to subjects
connected with the aesthetic aspects Of literature and
art On these themes ne takes high ground and follows
pure and wholesome standard. In his view IN
danger at the present day. and In this country from
undue cultivation Of the aesthetic nature to the neglect
OF the intellectual and moral We require
tfu and relation which it sustans to the True
and the Good. 1t is not much culture, about which
there Just great elamor, DR.. Shedd remarks
as discipline. higher type Of intellectually is greatly
wanted in our new America. srctness and not laIty
should characterize style Of thinking, our
speculative Judgments, and tastes. Other
wise there is danger that the only civilization wOrtl
anything this Western Continent will 90 to destrEc
tion. We are not sound and healthy people W.
were generation ago. The debtatOn is seen in vice
that prevail over whole extent Of the land in th
Rmusements Of the people, especially in the large cities
IN the widespread mercantile deceit and breaches o
trust in the venay and prohganey OF politics. which
mas sunk Republican Government almost TO the leVe
Of the worst specimens Of monarchy in the times Of th
Second Charles aud the French Regency" II is TO b
hoped that Dr. shedd has made Of too sombf
eOors his delneation Of the character of the
age. There may be more than he is aware who "hay
not bowed the knee TO Baal" sti his wise and cOura
geOus voice viii find echo in many earnest heart
and may help to stay the plague which threatens tn
Ian d with desOlauOn.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27

Henry Holt & Co. have issued new edi-
ton Of Researches into the Early History Of Man
kind" by Edward B. Tyor with notes and other
additions to the original enhancing the value and in
teres Of the work The subject Of the volume is now
perhaps attracting even greater attention than ct the
time Of ts first publication in 1865, and its issue
sarnot fail 10 be welcomed By multitude OF readOra
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL sTEAMERs
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Eotce-The steamers OF this Line take the Lane Hore
recommended Dy Lieut. Maury u NJ ON both the 0dtSsu
and hOmeward voyages. - a. -
GERMAN IC capt Kennedy SATURDAY.. Sept 2s u. m
BALTIC. Capt ParSel..... THURSDAY, pct.
ADRIATIC. tapt Jennings. Saturday Oct IL ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. NoHAN
RIVER
These steamers are uniform size and unsurpassed s
pointmenta rhe Saloon StateroOma Smoking and Ball
rooms placed amidshps where the nose and moon
least felt snording degree Of comfort hthes1o uns'
atsea. .s..... an
RHTEs-saloon $50 and sl00 gold Return Tickets W
favorable terms. SteeraCe, S28
These carry neither cattle sheep nor pg ths
ror inspection plans other lnt0rmatOn apply - -
"FS IL. j. C0RriS. Ageh-
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
Eau SCHOOLS.

A NNUAL SESSION (20TH of the LAW
~ SCHOOL OF the UNIVERSITY OF the CITY OF NEW.
YORK begins october next and ends June 49, 1879. A
written well oral exami alton s required for de-
gree full requires years but equivalent study
elsewhere s allowed. Lectures FROM 10 the
venlenee students offices circulars examination
papers 1873, &C. apply 10 d H. JAQUES, Professor and
Secretary OF Facnlty, POI broadway
BOSTON UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL,
I'D BOSTON Mass. Opens october 2 Send for circular to
t. H. BENNETT, LII ID.
NOLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The tweuty-nIst animal term viii commence Wcdnes
day October and Ontnue until May TO- 1879 The
for admission held Saturday September 28 1873
10 College graduates admitted without examna
ton. The study occupies Tuition fees
800 per For catalogues information address
THEODORE w. DWIGHT,
Warden Of Law school, Great JOnesst NeW.York City.
VALE Law chool.--Regular course, 2 years
GRADUATE or degree Of DOLL years Fan teFw
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
POEMS. By JULIA DOUGLAS FAY l2mO pp. o.. AlDan
Joel Munse.

POEMS. By JULIA DOUGLAS FAY. l2mo. PIP 02. Albany;
Joel MunseM
A very considerable proportion Of the poems
IN this little volume consists OF trdnsiatons from the
German and French evncng good taste in the selection
and more than average skill in the execution. The
original pieces mostly OF patriotic reflective, or
religious character, showing perhaps a cordial
love Of poetry than familiar practice Of the poetic fac
ulty The simplicity OF their tone and their freedom
from aaectatOR commend them to favorable reception
from the friendly circle, though they will scarcely
mand the attention OF a much wider audience. Evi-
IDENTITY the production Of young writer they contain
the germs promise which may rpen into choice fruit
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
yneirnrflon.
For Bows and Young Men-Cit.

UNIVERSITY of the CITY of NEW-Y0RK.
" Washington Departments Of Arts and SCI
open wednesday, Sept loi csndlostes VIII Oe eA
-uesN"'' S'P- 80 ~ Wv HOWARD CROSBY, Chancellor.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
Jnetrnrilon.
'or Both sexes--CitY.
TARDIVEL,
WI No 20 WEST FORTY -SIXTH-St


For Both sexes-Citv.
NNADEMOISELLE TARDIVEL,
N1 No 20 WEST NTv F9RPT;siXrHst 2SP
her French English and German Boarding Day
School for Young Ladies and children 70 eire
Late RTlSS a sine GSc
tuition tut ia''''' "N''' O'''''
october Is, Mademoselle TARDIvEI, assisted by able
Professors win begin Finishing Class" o. the s mshest
eneh SnS &c ebs o studies permitted to ladies wish
ing TO perfect defective educatonI
NO. Is WEST 42D-ST.
Young sss Ladies Snd dhdrsn Monday s
NEW-YORK CITY, 1,4s1 Broadway-THE
SCHOOL OF Under syec ehs mes EeV
Taiis with Caesar De Beo Calico" &C. begins October l.
eTees HsSre% sanscr Mathematics m other
Lst6 classes win taught BY DT l. saqyegE the Greek TS
classes BY Mr. T 7 nayens GTss ana author sSrsSs Q, r.
TTMIYENTs, l,4sl Broadway NewYork -
cUBTRBAN SEMINARY-BrOadw and
& T0n hofous saT 81 %
dress e s the Roy Z. J6HNsoS, Morrisanla stasl0n
CT. JOHNS SCHOOL.
Children p ne % wes5 r% %2d SsTss RSS4S@y RT4S
IL d. Rector VIII reopen october l. ....,.
roSm G9 SHs 96US BOYS
THE MISSES JAC0T'S School for Young
Ladies and children No SO West lSOths Three or four
boarding pupils viii be received at moderate terms
THE MISSES MARSHALL'S Day and Board
ing School Tor Young Ladies' and Children, No $50 West
sSth-st, win be roopened on Monday, september 10.
THE MISSES GRAHAM, successors to the
Misses Green Will reopen their School for Young La
dies and Children 5tb-ave., first house from wash
nsonsqGsTc on THURSDAY, the 26th day Of september
TVHE MISSES PERINE,
No "a East 74thst, Central Park viii reopen thele
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL Tor 1OUNb LAOlh9 auu
CHILDREN. september z6
THE MISSES KIRWAN'S DAY SCHOOL
Il FOR Young LADIES AND CHILDREN,
40 West ASth opens OCTOBER The school Is conducted
on PRINCIPLES result of wears OF successful A
Tence strict attention paid to all that promotes DOul
heath in connection with careful aud vigorous mental
training Opens October l.
VIHE FREE DRAWING SCHOOL of the
General society Of Mechanics aud Tradesmen at Ne.
ehancs Hail. IL East l6hst will open for instruction
in Mechanical Architectural and Freehand Drawing on
MONDAY EVENING Oct T. at o'clock.
Lady teacher for female class In Industrial ana eehhu
Pupils win call at schoolrooms and gstsr their names on
30; also evenings OF Oct ana =
from TO 8 o'clock. By order school Committee; 81, ,
DANIEL HERBERT, Chairman.
G.lnN jackson Institute, BOstOn-ave. and
pe)OO. lG7thst.; School for Young Ladies and Chl.
dren send for circulars.
Art Schools-New-York City.
AIDES ART ASSOCIATION.-The Ele--
Modelling Class win be ready for pupils the nr week IN
october st the Association 500 Broadway In
qne at Room No Is Mrs COLLIN Recording Secretary.
MRS. WIDGERY GRISW WOLD'S ART
NA SCHOOL, EAST lirH'sI, I'd door east OF othaye.
MRS. $. MAPES T0LLES will receive pu-
WI pills in drawing. painting china5and decoration 387
Sthavc. corner OF 2Jthrt
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
For Boys and Young Men-Brooklyn.

MRS. 5. MAPES TOLLES will receive pu-
vi pills in drawing painting chinasand decoration 3S7
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
Orean 5tedmers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
AThe only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERh
CAN FLAG Sailing tn URSDAY from Philadelphia
OHIO sails Thursday. Oct. 8. a. m.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying Belgian and United states Malls Sailing semi
monthly alternately from Philadelphia and NeT.fOrk.
IRIS sails MONDAY. Sept. 30 ~
For rates Of passage other information applyto
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General AgentA
90T Walnutst Philadelphia 81 Broadway NewYoFk
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent Battery.paee. HeWYOrk
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27

" A IT IT AGAlN.n-The opening week of
IA PACKARD's BUSINESS CoLLEGE r mas been one ne
exceptional corps Of teachers and everything in order
&. s. PACKARD SO5 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
1nsfrnctlon

For Boys and Young Men-city.
A Class for young gentlemen and private i'm
. strncron reopens Sept 26. Apply 1912. Thomas X.
A oh est hat
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27

MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS -
WI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG La
DIES. Nos. @ and East 53d-st..
reopens OCT l. FRENCH AND GERMAN languages prac-
cay tauah Thorough training I'm Primary and secondary
Depaftments THE COLLEGIATE COURSE requires four
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27

A DVERTISERSi
IA SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE" and
ALL FIRST-CLASS CITY JOURNALS TO
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN & PULVFRMAN, 1,23S Broadway. NeW.YOTk
Send copy advertisement when asking for estimate or IN
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27

4HE FAMILY LIBRARY OF BRITISH POETRY R FROM On,
CTIAUCER 70 THE PRESENT TINE, betedo Dy
JAMES 4. FIELDS aDq EDWIN +. WHPPLE- oNo' pp' 0'0
VouVhfOn. OsgOOd & Co.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27
MISS HAINES

Dutgers Female College, 4S7 and 4S9 9TH ave
IL The year begins september 25 Examinations
September % and "a.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27

CADY'S Business College, Union square, re-
~ opens Monday Sept q prices greatly reducedi crcu
lars free. Please call
CLASSICAL and ENGLISH SCHOOL.-W.
~ w RICHARDS win reopen his school September ls, at
723 6thave. lyric Ham.
NOLLEGIATE TRAINING SCHOOL, 1872
~ bth-ave reOpens September II. Harvard, Yale COum
bia, Princeton Particulars in catalogue J. l. N HUNT
M A PRINCIPAL,
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27

MADAME GR0SCHEL, 146 State-st., Brook
WI lyn-select family school, limited eight young ladies'
children English al branches French the language
OF tho family music thoroughly taught
New-York tribune., 1878-09-27

Art Schools-New-York City.
I AIDES ART ASSOCIATION.-The Ele-
II mentary Class China Decoration, Childrens Hour,
and Modelling Class win ready for pupils the first week in
October the Of the Association, 500 broadway In
qne Room No 16. Mrs COLLIN. Recording Secretary
MRS. WIDGERY WOLD'S ART
WI sCHOOL. EAST IiTHsI.. - door east OF btlave.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01
ALECTURE FOR BOYS.

Yesterday afternoon about four hundred
boys, together with their parents, and other
persons assembled at the Grand Opera
House, to hear asermon especially for boys
by Rev. J. H. Caldwell, pastor of St. Paul's
M. E. Church. The afternoon services
were opened by singing by selected choir.
Rev. Mr.. Quigg, of Norristown Pa. of the
Philadelphia Conference, led in prayer, af-
ter which in beginning his address said he
had been led by certain causes to speak to
the boys of Wilmington. His subject was
"The Boys that are wanted" During his
lecture he said bows have only to aim at
what is good, and by following, and prac-
ticing good example they would climb up
to the hig hest positions in life, which they
were sure to obtain by practicing Honestly,
sobriety, Truthfulness, not to swear, and
must be intelligent. The little folks listened
very attentively throughout. H.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
SPIRITUAL1SM.

Mrs. G. A. Mansfield is In town. She
has lately arrived from New York city
and has brought with ber three of the best
mediums In the world, whose manifesto
tiops of spiritual power during the past
three yeas have attracted large audiences
in the principal cities of the South and
West, and created the most intense excite
ment. These mediums will appear at the
Opera House on Monday evening, July 1st.
The papers of the various cities where
they have appeared, speak of them in their
seances In strong terms, according to them
great praise for fairness and in partiality in
allowing everybody an opportunity of sat
isfactory Investigation. These manifesto
tions are of 80 strong character as to ut
terly confound the skeptical, while the be-
lever becomes more thoroughly convinced
of direct communication between the spirits
of this world and those who have passed to
"the glories Of the spirit life."
The following are some Of the tests that
usually take place in the presence of the
mediums While the medium Is raised
from her seat and floating in mid air, the
many spirit forms that appear around her
are truly wonderful, and seen by all pre-
sent; they stand beside you, converse with
you as in life, and shake hands with their
friends.
They are genuine mediums, endorsed by
the press and public wherever they ap-
pear. A table rises from four to five feet
in mid air: spirit hands and faces are
plainly seen and recognized by their friends
A guitar is played aud passed around
the room by the invisible power. Flowers
are brought and passed to the audience bv
hands plainly seen. Bells are rung, harps
are played, and other tests of startling
nature take place in the presence of these
three wonderful me1iums. A large piano
rises clear from the floor; and Is played
upon without living soul touching It..
And many spirit forms appearing upon the
open stage-sometimes eight or ten at a
time are proof pos tive of the genutneness
of these mediums. They have been three
years developing for the special purpose of
demonstrating the fact of the spirit power
in full gas light. This is something new,
and never attempted outside of these me-
diums. Every opportunity will be given
for the closest investigation by the public
and press of the city. Skeptics as especially
invited to be present and occupy the front
seats.
A small admittance fee, only to defray
the expenses, will be charged at the door.
Doors open at z, commence at O'Clock.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01
BUILDING PERMITS.

During the month Of June, thirty-ave
permits were issued from the Engineering
and Surveying Department for the erection
of buildings. In the corresponding month.
last year nineteen permits were issued.
Those for last month are as follows:
George Fl. Leech, one house, s. E. cor.
of Linden and Connell streets.
Thomas Mayne, one house, 8. W. cor. of
18th and West streets.
George M. Briuton, two houses. N. e.
side of Wawssset street, between Jackson
and Van Buren.
Sophia J. Quinn, one house, N. e. cor.
Second and Parish streets.
John Kaiser, one house, N. side of Sixth
street between Lowlac and Pine streets.
George e. Tindsll, ten houses, e. side of
Poplar between Tenth and Sherman streets
G. W. & W. Fl. Pierion, six hovses; W.
side of Van Buren,, between Sth and 9th
streets. .. ...
Frederick Price, one house, 8. w. corner
of Seventh and Dupont streets.
Robert 8. Smith, one house, E. side of
King between 9th and 10Th streets.
Frederick Hoch, one house, N. W. corner
of Adams and Linden streets.
Frsncis Duncan, one house. s. side Of
Wright street, near Cedar.
George M. Brinton, one house W. side of
West street, near 18th. .u~
Hugh Lynch, one house, N. e. corner
18th and Walnut streets.
Edward W. jackson, seven houses, N.
side of 8th street, between Madison and
Monroe streets.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01
SOCIETIES..

MEETING THIS (MoNDAY) EVENING.
Delaware Lodge, No. 1, I. o. O. F., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Herman Lodge, No. 20, I. o. o. F., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council No.
8, o. U. A. M. at Mechanics Hall, 2l9
King street.
wilmington Council N. Jr. O. U. A. M,
at Jr. 9. U. A. M. Hall, Fifth and Market
streets.
Enterprise Circle B. U. G. A., at Hall sos
Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 1, X. of p, at
Knights Of Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 3, A. 0. of G. F.,
at McClary's Building.
Star of Bethlehem Division, No, z, 8. OF
T., Ninth and French streets.
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, I. o. R. M, at the
Maris' Building, Sixth and Shipley streets.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01
LOCAL NOTES.

Deviled crabs ct Fullmers, sos Market ct.
Camp meetings next after the Fourth of
July. 4"s.t..a'
Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or
Brown, 80 cents. .. .1I '.- l,.g....
4 A fine Mackinaw hat for 81 at Nc
Closkey's, $40 Market street. ltt-.a' DE-
The Merry Eight will give picnic on
Wednesday, July Sd, at ROsendale Park.
( Fine summer hats of all styles at Nc
Closkey's Opera House Hat store, s12
Market street. y9a3 3Y'' 'as.4f
! The Quaker Assembly will give their
first annual excursion to Hardwood Park
on the 18th of July. Ian .,.-r,r.., . d..
/ W. s. Wood, taxidermist, No. 9OS Market
street, Wilmington, Del. All kinds Of
birds, beasts and reptiles stuffed to order.
Selling very cheap, a large assortment of
Gents Hats, Underwear, Stockings; Sus>
penders, at Ross's new Philadelphia Store,
1l6 Market street.
Large sales indicate the merits Of all coed
articles. Druggists sell more of DR.. BULBS
Baby Syrup, than of all other remedies for
the cure of Baby disorders. ni i-.o,
Robert Mccullough, 10 years old, living
1919 Temple street, Philadelphis, was run
over by an engine on the P. w. 81 B. r. R.,
a. Twenty eighth and Federal streets, on
Saturday, and had his right leg cut of.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01
A. NEGRO FIEND.

The fredericksburg Courier says: On
Wednesday last, q white girl, aged seven
teen, daughter of John White, living near
this place was attacked while gathering
huckleberries in swamp, near Mr.. WIN.
A. Mobiles, by colored man, and her per-
son forcibly violated. Miss White says he
threatened to kill her If she made any res
sistance or noise. The negro was Q stranger
to her, but she Is sure she should recognize
him II she could see him. 0.n,."a 90
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01
POLICE REPORT FOR THE MONTH.

During the month of June, eighty-nine
arrests were made by the Police. They
were as follows: Burglary, .; Assault and
Battery, ~; vagrancy, 13; Disorderly Con-
duct,9s; Drunk, %; Larceny, 4; Keeping q
Tipping House, 1; Violating City Ordi-
nance, 8, Common Scold, l.; Keeping Un-
registered Dogs, 3; Receiving stolen goods,
l.; Keeping House of III Fame, l; Corner
Lounging, /; Total, 80. IT,.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01
SUNDAY SHOP CLOSING

The proprietors of the Shaving Saloons
throughout the city, had notices served
upon them to close their shops on Sundays,
in accordance with which many shops were
closed yesterday, although very few were
open. Whether any action will be taken
against those disregarding the notice, ID
not known.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01
LECTURE.

Mrs. G. Fl. Mansfield will give religious
illustrated lecture on "syirit Power in the
Light" at the Opera House this evening.
According to reports her power is really
wonderful. I'm .tar. I
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01
THE W.EATHER!-TO-day It svtII be
,Oarns partly cloudy or cloudy. 49,. .g
HERALD NOTES.

Telegram" is now dictionary word.
A French count has married an African
negress.
Ohio is solid for Grant in 'sO.-Dalzell:
So is Robson.
A Cincinnati boy, struck by flying toy,
is in critical state
Hosts of army worms are bivouacking on
the Nova Scotia fields.
600 Mennonites have passed thro' Iowa
to settle In the far West.
An U. s. schooner is recruiting boys for
the navy along the Hudson.
The handsomest man in the Congress is
Count Andrassy of Austria. ....
Boston is to give her poor children four
excursions, beginning July 13.
An aged Georgian who got mixed in 9
bees nest has been "disciplined' for hil
remarks.
General Crook pronounces the presen
Indian policy an outrage, and he is the bes
Indian fighter among them.
The Dean of Chichester, England, say
to the Darwintaps: eye men of science
leave me my ancestors in Paradise, and
do not grudge you yours in the Geological
Gardens"
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01
CONFIRMATION.

Yesterday morning, Bishop Becker ad-
mipistered confirmation to number of
children at the Sacred Heart Church, on
Madison street.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01

Good hats at low prices at McCloskey's
Opera House Hat store.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01
sTRAYED.

2S(NTRAYED firm Scheu'Z,n Park, two
sNO h. r+es. Cne, a large sorrel horse with
whit, face: the other, q large bay horse
with white face. any information left at
10. DORSCHEL'+, Third and French, will
be thankfully received jyl-3t