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New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
THE GREAT HEALTH RESORT,

Known a our Homeon.the. Hillside Dansyle Livingston
County y. Y this 20th of stay l6I persons -mtn
women chdren-as bOdurs and patients VINO nave
the kepubuc and canada 10 sphu tno
Summer either improve tho health or 10 learn nov 70
Eccp it The esab smcn is tho = RcH tgltnlv u III
stuOn in the world accommodate from 5oO tVUgus'
treated recovery Of good health over lEOOO pia
without giving 10 ol them single particle o meduo
pubhshcs books on health issues hOnlAl bein
hhe Laws of Life-prce 81 90 ycar-SPLClMEN COPlk2
sEN FREE ~ TO cccbra"ls 2th anniversary on lhe I
PROXlMO and 10 have and TO hod to gteaIe
health convention the world has ever seen Now II ck An
we'll n we'll you would Ike 70 keeP "cl,
p0sage stamp get informal on and you nke Vu
thought philosophy and practise come 70 US A1u Ee ~ W W
sickness There a cast 5COOOo chr0nle lhNus IN
the United who might have good health py processes
folly 10 dsOboy the Of life and keep scS whn nature
show herself mighty 10 inyalds WOud Only ac
cept guidance is no tangled nonsense nor
c.sn gc the people TO accept l the ~
phi0.0phy-Od CTeatiOnhat 10 lye hA one 0ugt
ought not brings slckhess COe W
home 10 I've II sick you WIZ ger wen II
we'll YOU viii we'll We can give te enolces. IIieiSsgoS
frequired Address as above gAaEs =. 2aSh2O-S.-
WATER GAP HOUSE,
w DELAWARE WATER GAP, PENN.
and from New YORK tbafclay sLi gIan9
river scenery pure ar beautu Nsks anu
drives boating fishing and bathngi house ne" ana eegaht
III ''O-''A '''i T. ". BRoDHEAD BRO, Proprletors
XVANTED-A few first-class families for the
from the minutes nom depot near hlan Nlase'
where good schools churches sc; % acres mnu shn
fruit &c; good accommodation for horses AdresS d. BOX
20 Tribune Office.
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Eeltnres ano MeeiiTas.
Gxtnrslons.
VflH[bIuW5.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
OPENING OF THE SEASON 1873
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
Completed 10 GreenpOnt opposite 23d-st, East River
TIMETABLE TO TAKE EFFECT
sATuRnAY MAY On 1879

SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1873
The elegant steamer ELIZA HANCoX, commencing a.
above during the nom Pier loot OF 23dst,
EAST RIVER, direct Company's Dock at GREEN
POINT making close connections going and returning,
with express trains 10 ard from Manhattan Beach.
Twenty third street Pier al Si 9iO, lOsUy
ll4O a. m 1910 J40, 2;40 34O, 44O $40 and GAO
p. m.
Trains leave Manhattan Beach corresponding times hourly.
making connection at Oreenpoint Win Companys
steamer for New-YOTk
Time, hour -.
SUNDAY TIMETABLE, above, excepting that
trains leave beach every hour until p. IN.
Trains NeW-NOTk Win Canafsle ana
HOckaway Beach Railroad.
VIA BAY RIDGE,
STEAMER TIIOS. COLLYER
22dfst, n. r. Leroy ST.. n. r. - PIER :, n; X.
10 q. ~, I'm, 1910 a IN, l=lOi lu;SJ A. m lz'So
and d. m. 2:l0 and A.lO p. m, 2:25 and fsL5 pm.
Returning leave Manhattan Beach m, 1920 22O, 420'
and $40 p m.
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-County of
~ Ncw-YOrk.-JAMES n. PLATr Trustee, Plaintiff,
against CAROLINE AUGUSTA LEE \. NISBET LEE.
her husband. and GODFREY WElTIEI, Dcfendants.-IO
complaint this action AMI 10 copy Of
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after
OF summons exclusive OF the day O service
and In OF failure appear or answer judgment VIII
oOmplaint.-Dacd April 10, 1878. JOHN N. BOWERS
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Office ana Post Office address no. 54 Wlan-st ewYork
City. -
husband and GODFREY ETHEL: ne foregoing summons
j. By publication pursuant iOan order o hn
DOnchue aJustce Of the Court Of the state
NewNOrk the twcnty-thr day Of May, 1873 aud
filed with the complaint in the Office Of The Clerk OF the city
and County 0f NewHOrk at e Court House IN sad Cy 0
New York SAID 23d dav o. Nav. ISIS NOurs. &c,
JOHN NJ. OWLHS, Plaintiffs ATTORNEY,
My27 1aw6vM 81 lwiilam,,t.. New.York CIV.
SUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY
~ Of fNEW-YORK.-ANDREWE EWALD. plaintiff. against
JAMES MARTIN and MARY MARTIN, his wife PHILIP
DONOHUE and ANN DONOHU L L. his wife and TIE LAF-
LIN and RAND POWDER COMPANY, deieudanis.
Summons the above named defendants You
are hereby summoned the complaint
this action, and 70 serve copy OF your
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty DAYS
after the service on TINS summons exc ol lhe y ~ 80
vice. and ia OF y0ur aue 10 appear answer Judgment
will be against You by default for the relief deandd
in the cOmpaint.-Dated NeWYew-YOTK. April, I5 1878.
JAMES NJ. FISK Plaintiffs Atoiuey.
Office and Post Office address No 206 Broadway NewNork
City.
To the defendants, PHI LIP DONOHUE and ANN DoNO-
foregoing is puDhCa-
tO pursuant order Oi Hon Charles DOnohue justice oi
supreme the state Of NewNork dated May
1873 and ed with the complaint In the office Of the Clerk
City ard County OF AZ the Court House In said
city. JAMES NJ FISK. Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
My6 law6wM
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10

DIGEON COVE HOUSE,
4 PIGEoE COVE, CAfE ANN, MASS.
MRS T. ;. ROBINSON & co.
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DAVILION HOTEL, ISLIP, l.. First
class FAMILY HOTEL; prices 10 suit a. times boat
ing bathing shng circulars plans and terms at Hotel Bn
Tcau 80 Union square. 7. j. CAklJQ -.
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NO IET. FnRNISHED.-A gentleman re-


siding nt west New Ri shon \ L. - minutes from the
civ crpertng bc abacnt with his family during July and
August will rent his house responsible party with pf1y
Gc wafer IN house from
"a living spring. stationary tubs and an inooerh improve
'"@' "JOSEPHUS"
caf NcR urir = l.
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DentlsIrp

nENTISTRY.-The best of every description,
at Dr. WATTS stand. 10 East 23dst at the loweg
living prces CAN and examine specimens Gas administered
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ADIRONDACKS,
1 scuRooN LAKE, vlILAaE-TowLER.s PRIvAIE

BOARDINGHOUSE.
This house which hes ust bad eight large rooms ado ca 70 T.
ing adjoining ScrOon Lake n the midst Of beautiful lake
and mountain scenery with nsng and boating iaeies CON
fine drives the
and horses and carriages very reasonable rates This place
IN tie gateway Of the Adirondack only IL hours from
Saratoga and the Adirondack Railway 20 ly
erde on the Upper Hudson. Terms $B 10 $40 per week.
Refer Rev DR.. Alex r. Thompson, No $50 ClmOniaFe
Brooklyn; Messrs s9cket Lang Attorneys No 81 PARK
row and William A. Harding Rooms ana j., No J3D Broad
way New York. Address JAMES a. w. SMITH FOWLER,
SchfOOn Lake. Essex CO.. New York
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10

ROys' Summer BOarding-School.-Se Swithin
ufug" n
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branch Cottage, Delaware Water Gap, Penn.
ll-Now npen moderato. Ens COMPTON. PropIeor
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10

ROARD at the Evergreen Lawn aIlll-nouse,
I'D Highland, Ulster County. n. Y. two miles from
POughkeepso FerTy.TcIms moderate location healthy;
house large airy. Send for circular Address "
WILLIAMS as above
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
BATH HOTEL. BATH, Long

y island. opens June The nncst watering place IN
America nr hotel for families and trausent guests
shades and lawn adorned with walks and n0wer Pats'
wide feet long. arOud the cufc build
lrr: excellent LE4 aud billiard reached by
ai0u Ferry % GREENWOOD aud rail 10 Baih rev addition
hotel 100 ru0ws Wcstrru Union Telegraph once IN hotel
INV 'F n. /. SCRANTON. Proprietor.
Steamer UTpgI. leaves Bath \ i1.O5 2O5 and
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DRlVATE family have handsomely fur
nshcd suitable FOR party Of gentlemen gentle
men and wives excellent board terms a. Address ~ T.
West New Brighton =. o.. :. l.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10

Three miles from Delaware Water Cap opens June II
der new management grand mountain scenery house
ell modern inpIoyements everything strictly hrstclass
Send for circulars
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10

MORTON HOUSE, on the Sound, at Green
4Nh wC. Conn, thirty miles from NcwNotk via the New
Haven airoadThis tr-cass summer hotel VIII be opned
for business June - It's close proximity 70 New YORK
superior advantages o. business wishing 10
and forth each day. Yachting, boating hshng and
good dryinR and the hOuie has nrproOf stable attached
Elegantly furnished rooms with Ras aud running water ia
each For furer particulars apply on the premises TO- ~
MORTON.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10

BOARD neal MOuntiOy depot on New-Jer-
I'D sey and New.YOrk Railroad; Pleasant Grove high
grounds; Address q. B. PHILLIPS, Garner
ftIo kIaudE Eouu Y
The Morning herald., 1878-07-22
THE GRAND TRIP TOMORROW.

Mr.. P. T. K. Smiths grand excursion to
New York by rail and thence by the Pal
ace Steamer Plymouth Rock up the Roman
tic Hudson, will leave the depot tomorrow
morning at 6 o'clock sharp. This will
positively be the last trip Mr.. 8. will make,
and We advise our readers 10 take advan-
tage of 1t, as probably more favorable OPP
portunity will never occur again. The at
fractions of this trip are manifold, and it
will undoubtedly be the finest treat of the
season. The permission to land at the
government pier, West Point, granted to
to this party-is very rare, indeed, and our
citizens should feel highly honored by the
compliment.
A grand musical entertainment will
take place on the palace steamer during
the trip up and down the river.
The splendid illustrated book given to
every purchaser of ticket, will give you
a far better idea of the beauties of this fa-
nous river than anything we can say. The
fare for this grand trip, only $3.50. By all
means try and 60.
Tickets for sale at G. F. Thomas & Co.'s
Book Store. ri g#f. .,.. .., H
City cars will connect with the Excur-t
siOn
The Morning herald., 1878-07-22
WASHINGTON LETTER.
(From our Special Correspondent, I

From our Special CORRESPONDENCE
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 20, 1878.
One of the deserving Democrats whom q
part OF his constituency wish to replace BY
q new and inexperienced man In the House
OF Representative, is Hon. Eppa Hunter of
Virginia. His District borders on the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and the opposition to
Mr.. Hunter originated with small class of
people here. The mass of our people know
and respect Mr.. Il, and hope for his return.
But merely personal questions should have
little weight In auch case. Mr.. Hunter
is sound Democrat, able, honest and In
dustrious, and the party should not be de-
prived in the next House of the weight
which these qualities, added to experience
in legislation, give him. In truth, the ten
dency to change representatives is an evil
one, and should be countenanced only when
the proposed change will certainly place in
Congress a more able and more honest
man. ... .. s,...... ., .....-
Following up his recent spiteful kicks at
Senators Blaine and Conkling. Mr.. Hayes
has commenced warfare upon Gen. Butler
by suspending Postmaster Clark, at New
Orleans. Parker is Buffers brother-in-law.
No doubt any connection with Butler, even
by, marriage, oughtto be held to disquslify
man from holding public office If not rem
dering him liable to, severe punishment.
but unfortunately for Mr.. Hayes he did not
act at a time when the suspension ofParker
could be attributed to anything but spite.
Now let us see how Butler takes tie chal-
lenge. Let lis see If he has any bricks lett
in his hat. II is fair to say that no charges
had been made against Parker In connection
with the discharge of his duties.
An examination OF the evidence in the
Fitz John Porter case-that put in by the
officer and the Governments evidence as
far as eported-seems to show that the
General was convicted and punished with
out full understanding, by the Court Mar
tisl, of the facts In the case. 1t is believed
here that the officers now making an in.
quiry into the case will reccomend action
favorable to the General. If a case Of this
kind, where the accused had position,
friends and an unsurpassed record for cour-
age and skill as an officer, was decided by
the original Court after only partial ex-
animation ofits merits, how great Is the
probability that In thousands of cases of
poor, ignorant, friendless soldiers, the like |
cause was punished. Let us have a per-
manent Board composed OF citizens of stand |
Ing, whose duty 1t shall be to inquire into
the finding of every Court Martial held
during the war If the convicted party or his |
heirs shall so desire. Let that Beard be |
directed in case it shall appear that men !
were convicted against the evidence or
merely OF technical violation of law or re- |
gulations to recommend to Congress such |
relief as is now possible. The next session |
of Congress should not 20 by without the
passage of an act creating such a Board as
is here indicated.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-22
DIED..

|LOWE--.On the 10th instant, William g,
Lowe. in the list year Of his sge.
Funeral on Monday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. InteIment IN the Wilmington
and Brandywine cemetery.
the 2lst inst. Isabella
Cummins, aged fifteen years.
The funeral will tax place on Tuesday,
the sd instant at . O'Clock, from the resi-
dence of her uucle John Cummins, No. 3
Lamott stree Brandywne Village. The
relatives and friends of the family are re-.
spectfully Invited to attend the funeral.
MALONEY.-In this city, on the 10 inst
Miss Mary Maloney, aged 50 years.
Her relatives aud friends are invited to
attend her funeral, from her late resid ence,
5O3 Madison street, on Monday morning at
O'Clock. High Mass at st Paul's Catho-
lie Church. Interment in the Catholic
cemetery.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-22
BETWEEN THE BAYS.

Hale's early peaches were selling at ten
cents qnart last week. ai0iHiIfnas di
The iron steamship Richmond ID now
running three times week between New
York and Lewes. ,.4.9 wan a ,oa
The Camden camp promises to be larger
than usual this year. Over seventy-ave
tents have already been taken. zaT
Captain Brown who was struck the week
before last with pin hammer by negro
named Snowden, at the Breskwater, died
on Thursday. The nego is in jail.
The Groome Guards, of Elkton, Nd,
have been paid by the State for their ser
vices during the riots Of last scar. The az
gregate sum disburned was was 81, ,024.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-22
sOCIETIEs.q

MEETING THIS (MoNDAY) EVENING.
d Delaware n.,, Ledge No. l, 10, Q, r., at
Herman Lodee, No. 20, I. o.. O. f., at
Odd Fellows Hall. .....i,,,.t
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No.
8, o. U. A. M. at Mechanics' Hall, 219
King street. g.rs4a ,,l,..a as7fo,a,,
wilmington Council N. 5 Jr. o. u. A. M,
at Jr. o. q. A. M. Hall, Fifth and Market
streets! ag alD4EE t6
Enterprise Circle B. U. g. A., at Hall 5Os
Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 1, X. Of p, at
Knights of Pythias Hall, 311 Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 3, A. 0. Of G.. f.,
at McClary' e Building.
Star of Bethlehem Division, No. u, 8. Of
T., Ninth and French streets. l., ... -,
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, I. o. r. M, at the
Maris' Building, Sixth and shipley streets.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-22
THE QUICKsTEPs.

The re-orgauized Quickstep Base Bal
Club played their first game on Saturday
on the Rodney Street Grounds, with the
socials, of this city. On account of some
misunderstanding several of the members
of the Social Club did not appear, and In
order to FIJI up their nine they picked play
ers from among the spectators. Tho game
was called at O'Clock, but on account Of
the excessive heat only three innings were
played. The Socials played very loosely,
and at the ending of the third inning the
score itood 10 to3.
Cannon, McVey, Mitchell and Lynch
played with the Quicksteps.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-22
ONE I CENT [, ]; 3 n =
REHoBoTH NOTES.

= aFF
Wilson's Milford band v discourses tho
music. 'R'RR'7'Se7 |T'
.s9Usi1im
OF course the Camp 40 religious assem-.
Wy - ianurei .i5aI 1agaB3d ,ae7i, X ba
Mr.. W. A. Comegys and family are at
the Bright House. stabba yr& II bTIlsn
The young folks are having ! jolly time
- VI" tt'YY"0e "s0se',sg .NaatsgG9Ax@
. All the hotels and boarding houses are
full and running over, ,,
Rev. Bishop Scott is summerinp near the
beach, and worshipping with the brethren
The church and the world are ie full pan- part
nership, and Bro. Mann didn't commence
firing hot shot soen enough. a9b anlseef1
There are q number Of visitors 1t Reho-
both from Indianapolis, Indiana, including
several gentlemen with their families. !
The Morning herald., 1878-07-22
TWO MEN WHO FOUGHT,

On Saturday night, officer Jones had o
difficulty in quelling fight at Fifth and
Church streets, and one of them by the
name of Henry Jones insisted so strongly in
continuing the fight that he was arrested
and brought in. He was fined 81 and costs,
George Bundy had fight with his wife,
and Mrs. Bundy came out second best. She
had warrant issued and her revenge came
in when George was fined SO aud costs, yes
terday morning, and was committed in de-
fault.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-22

( A Texas, Mich, girl tried to get into a
rear window of the school-house the other
day, when the sash fell ana held her fast
about the neck. Several men across the
street heard her scream, but supposed the
children was at play, and 1t was ten or If
teen minutes before she WAS seen and her
unconscious body released. It was long be-
fore indications Of life were discovered, and
several hours before the child regained con-
sciousness,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-22

PERSONAL.

Ferd. Fullmer is standing On his head al
the surf at Rehoboth. -, gae I'D -., hi
General McCook of General Shermsn's
staff, is now at Lewes.
Geo. W. Stone, ESQ.,, is at Reh oboth, en-.
joyidg the sea breezes. s--F...a ,,l,,'.a,..
Mr.. Merritt N. Willets, of Wilmington, ID
rusticating at Beach Haven, Nj. 8-E
M. Charles Candy, formerly of Whining
ton, but of late years Of Philadelphia, is
now in the city. ,tr2d ss.gt q
The veteran Editor of the Gazette, Mr..
johnson, is In New York and the juveniles
are left IN charge. .1s9u.l
r Mr.. Rodney, q decendens of the old Rod
ney family, of Sussex county, and late OF
Indiana, Is in Wilmington. ,,.
Rev. ]. H. White, of Newport, has pub
lished history of the Chambers and Col
Inns, their crime and execution. 4
The foundry fires will flicker tomorrow
evening. Rev. j. B. Mann, Geo: M.
butcher, and others will BIS present.
mr.. GEORGE Henry Lewis will have Q
striking article on the "Dread and Dislike
Of Science," in the August Popular Science
Monthly.
o DR.. VIM. j. Frost, of Trinity Church, is
unwell, and last evening the ministering of
the communion services was postponed nm
til next Sunday.
Edward Donohue, living at No. 9O7
shallcross avenue, gardener for Mr.. John
Jones on Delaware avenue, returned last
evening from Europe, having been ON visit
to his friends in Ireland.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-22
LARGE FUNERAL.

John L. Riley, a ship carpenter by trade,
employed at the Harlan g. Holllngsworth
Company's yard. was buried yesterday af-
ternoon from his late residence, No. 218
Madison street. The interment took place
in the Wilmington and Brandywine Gene
terry. The remains were followed TO the
grave by large delegation from the Fame
Hose Company, Of which be was an active
member, and also by number Of his fel-
low workmen.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-22
P ERsONAL AND POLITICAL.

Grant don't want q third term.
Gen. Butler,hss been nominated for Presi-
dent in 1880. The ward ten greenback club
of Boston did it.
Prince Bismarck has just cut off the long
beard he cultivated last winter, and resumed
simple mostache.
The ladies of Hanover, Pa, have petit
aioned the Town Council against corner
loadng and public swearing.
Miss Sue Harry Claggett, daughter of the
late editor of the Keokuk, Iowa. Constltu-
tion, succeeds her father in the editership of
that paper. I H}s3sHa3 nr-f
The words of Lady Wortley Montague,
"Be modest In your dress, and sober i'm your
dress, and sober in your Diet" apply well
to these timeg.D ...' =.
Mrs. Sarah J. Rhodes, of Clappertown,
Pa, has received legacy of $9o, 900 from
lady whom she assisted while six in rails
way train, in 1878. 7.' - ''H5f 4tarar
The number Of paupers in England on the
Let of January was 747,s11, decrease of
SO, AL from the number in 1876, inotwith-
standing the hard times" N r,.tt INA
The princes Of the Bonaparte family mar
ried American girls. Daniel Webster's and
Samuel Appleton's granddaughter is the
wife of jerome Bonaparte's grandson.
General Howard, having failed to capture
the Indians with his telegraph, ordered q
to charge them. Hew can boat
In water catch an Indian on his pony
Of the three thousand waters on the
White Mountaina this season, one thousand
are amateurs from the seminaries and col
leges. Vassar and William furnish u great
many. .rt e. ~ r,n no Jtrw
Col. Robert IDgersoll cleared more money
last season for the number of tlsetures he
delivered than any other man on the lecture
platform. Each lecture has paid Him On
an average 5000. 81 '7%N'aE '16fe't
Two colored men of Mississippi have re-
Gently obtained Offices, one as postmaster at
Vicksburg and another rs commercial agent
of the United States at Puesto, San sDomin-
60. with salary of IS, ,500.. l,,, -
The Arkansas Democratic Convention
has adopted platform favoring free
schools, and inviting all the people of the
State to unite with the Democratic party in
furtherance of their common interests. Is
Samuel s. Randall, speaker Of the House
Of Representatives, owns 1890, goo acres of
land of West Virginia, which he acqu ifed
BY the purchase OF a Revolutionary claim
against the State Of Virginia, BY which the
lands were pledged for money loaned by
capitalist. ''' ''' .''
The Pope has ordered congregation of
Cardinals to study the laws, Of the guaran-
tees and the speeches that have been made
IN the Italian Parliament concerning them,
With view to define the position Of the
Pontif, the Sacred College, and the Pontid-
,al Court, it being no longer possible to
proceed on tho present provisional footing.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-22
HERALD NOTES.

The Williamsport, Pa, dry goods, milli,
merry and notion dealers, close their stores
at eight o'clobk during the heated term.
In winter, rugs; .. .....
In summer, bugs; ..+ r5.5 .
In sickness, drugs; ..aa .
In adversely, shrugs.
ya aa [Cin. Break. Table.
In thirst, mugs; g. z+
a In vanity, ''lugs," ......
In couriship, hugs; .aa..
In friendship, mugs.
Boston Post.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-22
Motto for the Kaiser: Mind YOUR Bis.

Motto for the Kaiser: Mind your Bis.
The Western wits now call bigamy Utah
l:zing the female sex.
In the late war letween Russia and Tur..
key England was victorious. -l ts'.
Gas from cargo Of decomposed fruit
killed two sailors who descended into the
lower hold Of the vessel at Quebec.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-22
A RUNAWAY MATCH.

A letter from Atlantic City, yesterday, in
the Philadelphia Sunday Times, contains
the following: ~
A runaway couple from Milford, Della
ware, and Veritable true love match latter
sporting around and enjoying the invigors-
ting air for several days here, were finally
captured by their parents and everything
amicably settled. r.-.,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-22
THE M1DDLETowN EXHIBITION

At recent meeting of the Directors of
the Peninsula Agricultural and Pomologi-
cal Association, held at Middletown, It was
decided to hold the annual exhibition on
October I'd, Sd and 4th. The fair grounds
will be open for the reception of animals
aud for articles intended for exhibition on
Tuesday, October 1, after 9 O'Clock, a. m.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-22

@7 GREAT BARGAINS OFF SOL
At WILSON'S, 5o7 Market st.,
Dry Goods and Trimmings.
CAsHMERES, MOHAIRS AND AL.
s..aE. PACCAS. ... .,9.
PLAIN, STRIPED, PLAID AND fig
,sas URED DRESS GOODS,
10 cents and upwards.
CALlCUES,
BLEACHED And UNBLEACHED
..... MUSLIN,
s, 7, 8. 10 and IL cents,
CLOTHS, C0TTONADE, PANT AND
DEESS LINENS, I
WHITE and FIGURED PIQUES,
A FULL LINE OF THE BEST MAKE
OF CORSETS, ,~,4+t |
rs, so, 65, rs, S1.OO 1.25 and 8l.5O.
Also, MADAME FOY'S IMPROVED
CORSETS. All Sizes. (
KID GLOVES, q /
Is Shsa So g. e. s-9o; essG5n g 2S aRd slsS 90
n l1ANDCOME T. lADDOh1M MEN l. VT
HAMBURG EDGINGS, (
From 3 cents and upwards
COLLARS, CUFFS and RUCHES,
In Great Variety.
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS,
AS cheap as can be had in the City.
SILK AND LACE TIES AND BOWS,
In great Variety.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, TOWELS,
NAPKINS AND CRASH. /
TABLE LINEN,
q, IS, so. 65. rs and $l.00.
A large assortment Of
DRESS TRAININGS and BUTTONS,
SHIRTS AND SHIRT FRONTS,
TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
Call and examine and be convinced,
JOHN +. WILRON.
bO7 MARKET STREET.