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RICHMOND AND PETERSBvari
RAILROAD COMPANY

RICHMOND AND IETERSBt!9Si
RAILROAD COMPANY.
dNOMMENClNG MONDAY, january :.
y 1s7s, tr:'ina On this road will run as hoors:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 4. NJ. THROUGH NAH, 1ai!v. CONNECTING
for Charleston. Au2uStr. Columbia. Sa-
Montgomery. Mobile, New Orleans,
and all LOiu;S SOUTH and Soufa nest:
stops only al Mlnchesier and Chester.
1000 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES daily make close
CONNECTION III Petersburg WIFE q q At
lantic. Misslsslrp! and Ohio railroad
for LynchbGrg. Farmvil'c. and other
local stp:ion> on THAT road, making
same time ~ hy any other line. stops
at all regular stations.
l:OjP 2. NJ, ACCOMMODATES daiy except
sunday. PASSENGERS 'akiag tn rain
will make close coGn.cilGn ~ :tcr;-
burg ior Norfolk, and ri Norfolk with
splendid Daytime steamers for Ealtl-
more. Philadelphia AMI New York,
and with the Old DominiOD steamers
for New York: stops only At Manche*-
ter and Chester.
4:JO P. NJ, FREIGHT daily (eXccPt sunday. VIE
coach attached.
dayl, connecting for Weldon. VIII
mington, Charleston. Columbia. An
gusta, and savannah. Pullman Steep
lng-car for Wilmington and tie south.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
500 A. NJ, THROUGH MAI, daily tcNcer Mon-
day., connecting with Richmond. Fred
ericksburR anG Potomac rallroah for
all points North. East. and West. stops
only at Manchester and Chester.
1850 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN Ghliv (cAccIN SHn-
duvl with passenger coach attached.
l1:55 ACCOMMUDATION TRAIN daily lex
ccpl sunday with passenger coach At
tachcd.
go p. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily with piSscE.
ger coach attached.
6:3O p. NJ. THROUGH MAI. daily. connecting
with Richmond Fredericksburg. and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, making close cannec-
tion with Tie Chesapeake ana ONO
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all Joints North aud West. This train
stops only III Manchester and Chester.
Passengers for Glover tIill connect n Chester
daily Except Sunday nG taking the $50 l. VI. train.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii STAR from
the Appomattox depot
In A. SHAW, Superintendent
TrrJ1,0>-D AVN n,NNII " DAT
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GROCERIES,. DC.
* r o G. Z r I Z S.

HARVEY & BLAZE
offer the following at the lowest market prices:
100 barrels STANDARD 4 SUGAR:
100 barrels CENTENNIAL A SUGAR;
100 barrels b SUGAR:
90 barrels & SUGAR;
so barrels GRADUATED SUGAR:
20 barrels POW DERE D and CUT-LOAF
$50 bags PRIME to CHOICE RIO COFFEE;
SO bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE:
go bags OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA;
100 barrels MERCHANTS SYRUP;
so barrels CHOICE GOLDEN SYRUP;
so barrels GOOD NEW ORLEANS Mo-
LASSES;
so barrels CHOICE NEW ORLEANS MO.
800 sacks DEAKON's BEST SALT;
100 barrels PRIME NORTH CAROLINA CUT
100 barrels CH0iCE EXTRA FLOUR;
100 barrels SUPERFINE FLOUR;
so barrels CIDER VINEGAR;
100 boxes CANDLES;
200 boxes SOAP-all grades;
so legs BI. CARB. SODA;
20 kegs SAL. SODA;
10 ticrces BEST SOUTH CAROLINA RICE;
100 kegs HORSE and MULE-sHOEs;
100 barrels kEFOSENE OIL:
10000 Ibs. CLEAR-RIB BACON SIDES;
10000 lbs. CLEAR-RIB BULK SIDES;
10000 lbs. SHOULDER BACON;
SO iicrccs CHOICE LEAF LARD:
100 boxes BEST CREAM CHEESE;
Good stock of TEAS.
Also, have on hand large assortmen OF every
thing usually kept In u F1RST-CLASS GROCERY
HOUSE. ia 22-2w
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nEpARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO- 4NS
It yIDENCE, AND B0STON.-Stealn-nsz s -
or kSII,AE Captain TUNNIL, Will receive iregnt
for the above ports until sATURDAY the "a Instant
M Az O'Clock. ". p. PORTER, Agent.
fn OIL s
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SUNDAY, november II. 1877.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. $3.50 i. NJ, leaves Richmond; arrives ~
Vile 2:57 +. NJ. Greensboro
4:57 T.. NJ, Salisbury 7:l7 L.
st.. and Charlotte 9:25 I. VI.
No. 2-G:J2 4. NJ, leaves Charlotte; arrives NJ
Salisbury S:5i 4. NJ. Green's
I:i2 +. NJ. Eurkcyillc 5:li
T.. NJ, and Richmond 7;i5 r. VI.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 5 1875 y. NJ. leaves Richmond: arrives ut
Eurkevic 2:Ol ~, ". Dan.
VILE 4. NJ. Grcenboru' SOY
a. NJ, Salisbury lG2i 4. ",
aud Charlotte 1Z:25 =. NJ
No. l--G:l7 +. NJ, leaves Charlotte; arrsea at
Salisbury SIT T.. NJ, Green
boro' 1881 L. ~, DanyilIe
s. st., and Richmond 1870 4
Trains Nos and > VIII stop rcgnlarlyat Amelia
Courthouse EurScyilIe BRAKES Branch, Wolf Trap,
Bark sdalcS, Dundee, Danylllc, Greensboro: anda
dmctor or ticket agent. and connect at BurSeg!lle
with the Atlantic iii$sisspp ami ONO railroad TO
and from Farmyllie Lynchburg, and all southwest
crn points. At Dundee with the virginia Midland
railroad. At Greensboro with the northwestern
North Carolina railroad for Salem and intermediate
points. At AIRLINE junction Win Atlanta ana
Charlotte Airline. At Charlotte with Charlotte;
Columbia and Augusta railroad p and fTom al
Trains Nos 8 and will stop at all starIouS and
connect at Richmpn going North and South with
the EicHln Jnu- tTG!cflchoDufS E't'i-
road for Washington anda points North AMI West.
and with the CHI Sapcake ard Ohio railroad Irran
points West; At GrccnboG9' WIN tn North CARO-
lima railroad 70 and from Raleigh and Gocs."Tp,
and intermediate points. At Salisbury with Ncst-
eru North Carolina railroad. These trains run daily
on Richmond and Danviilc railroad aud Connect ~
above, except going north OF Sunday morning AND
going south Monday morniuy. Trains making
this connection run daily on Richmond, trrdtrIcaI-
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake ana ONO r"i!-
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the y. ". n c. railroad run between
Greensboro and Salem daily except sunday.
Tickets sold 10 all southern and Southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for continuous iSssa2c
between the points named on the tickets. No lay
over checks Will lie gircn except on through coG-
pon-tic II. NJ X. TALCUTl,
General Superintendent
JOHN II. MACnuRDO. General Passenger agrn;.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. DC.

THE SALE, RENTING, OR MANAGEMENT OF
REAL ESTATE, LENDING OR.
INVESTING MONEY,
being specially with US, owners of real estate will
save time and money, and oftentimes yexatious law
suits by entrusting such business to our agency and
capitalists lending money through us get the benefit
of our experience OF ten years in the selection Of Sc
curities and preparation of deeds, securing the
money loaned free Of charge, while the borrowers
interest will always be protected.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
IN 14-cod1m 1113 Main street.
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flames RIVER STEAMBOATsii-M-s
~ COMPANY. sTSaasszAa6s

~ COMPANY. Er1AnsE5a1zf
FOR NORFOLK. BALTIMORE, PHILADEL-
PHiA, NEW YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO.
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.
On and after WEDNESDAY. September 18th, the
fast and elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER tcar-
rying United States MALL will leave Richmond for
the ahove-named places every MONDAY WE'D
NESDAY and FRIDAY, Mt G:3O \. NJ.
Close connections made 1T NorfOlR with the clc-
CANT steamers CAROLINA and FLORIDA, of the
Ray Line, for Baltimore, Philadelpha, New York,
and Boston also, with the Merchants and Miners
Steamship Company for Boston direct.
Through tickets to all Of the abovc-namcd cities,
by the lines named. sale at CARRIERS agency SIG
Main street; at Exchange Hotel, and on board of
steamers.
Passengers by tails route view by DAYLIGHT all
the historical points OF interest on james river
(passing through Dutch Gapl, including fortiflca-
tons, famous battle-iiclds jamestown, Fortress
Monroe. Rip-Raps, HAMPTON Roads. &c. &C..
Freight received daily lSundays cXccDtcd) from
a. NJ. to 7. NJ. for Boston, Providence, Norfolk,
Portsmouth. aid regular landings on James river.
Way-landing freights must he prepaid.
l.. i. TATCM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets. and SOB Main
street, no0
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n FOR tie above ports until SATURDAY the I'd instant
at Az O'Clock. =. W. L. foRIhh' hech''
fe2-1t .4
TOR NEW YORK.-Tbe Old xEfE@&
E Dominion Steamship Company esaszr.sss ?,
steamship HATTERAS, Captain MALLET, VIII sail
SUNDAY, February Sd, ut O'Clock A. III.
Freight receivedlntil O'Clock Saturday evening.
Through bills of ladiDg signed and goods ior-
warded with dispatch to all points north, south, east
and west; also, to foreign ports.
This steamer has no passenger ACCOMMODATIONS.
H0i G. ". ALLEN C CO., Agents.
fe2-It Company's Wharf. Rockets.
DILL ABEL p HIA. RICH NtsTS
e MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM <.Eistassa
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVE
DENCE, BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEK.-Until further
aotiec the steamers of this line will make tri-weekly
trips. leaving Philadelphia every L UESDAY,
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con
nectfng Mt Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same city uid Cape Cod, landing At Old Colony
depot, and avoiding transfer.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE Il CO..
General Agents,
No. IL South Wharves. Philadelphia.
JAMES w. MCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent.
ID. ID. MINK,
de General Eastern Agent
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CRUDEH's CoNcoRDASCE.--The Concord
ance was originally prepared by Rev. SAM
uel Newman, the first pastor OF the Congre-
gational church in East Providence, then
Rehobotb. Two editions OF the work were
published in London during the lifetime
OF Mr.. Newman, and about the time OF his
death, another edition being called for by
the sales it met with, it was repuDilshed at
Cambridge University, England, under the
high-sounding title of the Cambridge Con-
cordance," family crediting its authorship
to: the initial letters IS. NJ" in small type.
A copy OF the second edition, published in
London, in 1868, and which Mr.. Newman
reserved for his own use, was exhibited on
the occasion Of the celebration OF the TWO
hupdred-and-sixteent anniversary OF the
settlement OF Rehoboth; July 4, 1850. a copy
OF the third edition may be seen in the Bes-
ton Athenaum, presented by King William
III, as stated in gold letters on its cover.
Vide "Rehoboth in the Past" published il
Pawtucket in 60.-ProUidence Journal.
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RAYLR0AD LINES.
y GO sH aas
CuEsApEAKB AND ONO RAILROADS
~. GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
5r9hE ~ ~ 1t17z FeI)runry l. 1879

(fHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
OROAD-On and after FEBRUARY 8. 1878.
passenger trains will run ~ follows. . 'o'
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DICHMOND AND DANFILLE RAIL
La ROAD COMPANY.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IL. 1877.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-19
CORREsPONENCE.
SYMPATHY WITH LABOR.

EDITOR HERALp:-Your paper says you
are in sympathy with laboring people, and
endorse the labor platform. You say,
" Capital can take care of itself" You
also say, "The ofice.holding class are
linked together for their interests" AJAX,
Why not the Industrial class do the samss
Is not the interests Of labor and industry
benehcisl to every man, woman, and childs
VIII you please tell us the Republic that
ever went down BY the hand oflaborl His
torisns have dated their decline from the
time the people lost their influence in gov
eminent. You say" We want wise and
strong men for leaders," We have such
men as Wendell Phillips, judge Kelly, and
q host Of Others who endorse our platform,
which you endorsed in your articles.
We hold to high culture whom united
with industry and economy. A culture
that don't steal from labor, but makes him
partaker Of It's purity. Ours Is the un-
written law that passes wealth from tho
hand of luxury to the prudent. and takes
from the gold robbers Of centuries, and
diffuse it'with industry and enlightens the
people to honest finaEco. 9g'1 tgEb
Wa have some rough speakers to score In
and beatioff. The poet says, First heroes
and then Gods" There Is nothing harsh
enough for robbers, nothing too kind kr
virtue. -, ,...A ,g,,,....ts a.-g..e1
We ask all men to vote for us who have
voted for the other parties, who have care
lessly used the franchise, and done In the
past what 10 10 be regretted.
We offer no money nor anything but
truth and right these win not degrade
any man. q , s..a.a ar" = ) ,4.t
| We ask you in the name of all that Is
dear to our common country, and to down.
trodden humanity, to help us on TO the
right road. Talk alone b cheap.
WILMINGTON, Sept. II, 1878. ,sme
The Morning herald., 1878-09-19
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Special Correspon ndent.,

s. From our Special Correspo ndent.t
Washington, D. G., Sept. 16, 1878.
What Macauley says of the causes which
have strengthened and perpetuste d one of
the great churches is full Of instruction to
all who desire the success Of any organi-
zation of men. He eloquently tells how
those who, by the reason Of their peculiari-
ties. or Weaknesses, would have been csuses
Of dissension In any other church, have by
wise policy became the most .zealeus and
able propagators of the essential beliefs OF
this one. Perhaps the Democrats Of Mas
sachusstts and not few other States you'd
profit by careful reading Of Macsuley at
this time. The an Important task before
them, and before all lovers Of Constitution
al Government in this country, is to wrest
from Radical control every place Of power
the Congress, the State Governments, and
the general government, They should in
sist on ''unity" In this. They will hardly
suffer from proclaiming "charity" in all
else. 20 o. 'n'' ~ ,r'TsF r7;. -
This might even include amnesty to so
great sinner as Butler. Granted that he
is trading politician, an insincere, selfish
politician, and that he and his followers
held ideas which, II they should control the
future legislation of Congress, would be
dangerous. don't believe he is whit
more insincere than Blaine, Hayes or Sher-
man, and don't believe any theory of f.
nance or general legislation which he OF
his friends can invent, even If made to con.
troll the Government, could bring q surer OF
deeper desolation than will the Radical
parts If continued In power. Nothing
could be worse than that.
In the Republican party, recent events
including the election in Maine, have Pre-
duced great and general CONSERVATION. 1t
is said with an appearance of truth, that
Hayes has undergone another OF those re-
markable changes of conviction on the Fl;
nancial question, the first of which was
made known year or 90 ago prior to an
election then about to be..held. Allthere is
here of the Republican party excepting
Secretary Sherman, is claiming that the
party is the father of Green backs and their
best friend, and the Secretary's head 10 not
'slevel" on all financial questions. The
National Republican loudly laments that
the Radicals failed to proclaim in Maine
their devotion to Q currency issued directly
by the Government.
Mr., Gorham, Secretary of the Republican
Congressional Committee, of which the
late Eugene Hale was chairman, regrets
that instead of charging the Democrats
with attempting to "Aexicanize" the Gov
ernment, he did not devote all his time and
eloquence to proving that the Republican,
were the original and only genuine Green
| backers.
Up to yesterday the cash contributions o.
Washington to the yellow fever sufferers
had exceeded $4,000. The supplies O.
provisions had also been large.
| HuToN
The Morning herald., 1878-09-19
NOMINATION ELEC
f'-... iEf'..'t' TON. 1ai OF @' p

q On Saturday next, between the hours Of
2 and 7 p. M, the Republican nomination
election for Sheriff and Coroner will take
place. 1t was also decided by the Republi.
can Executive Committee that candidates
for Assessors should be nominated on the
same day. The places Of voting are as fol
lows: '''"
1st Ward-D. Woolman's office, Orarge
street above Front. ~ ar 81 I9nE I
I'd; Ward-Felton House. .,..,...- |
Sd Ward-5th and Orange streets.
J 4th Ward-City Hall. 7H5 eli aeyiJ7 !
5th Ward-John E. Bailey's, Seventh and
Tatnall.
= 9th Ward-McLear & Kendall's, Ninth
and King. "- -'ta~r'+' /.
7th Wsrd-Ferry's carpet cleaning es
tablishment.
Sth Ward-Seventh and Spruce streets.
9th Ward-Old Academy.
10th Ward-Megarity's coal effice.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-19
CUT WITH A SAW.

, Joseph Hibbsrd aged about Is. an apprep-
tice of Bowers & Dure, and VIM. Pretty
man, his overseer, got into difficulty, yes
terday afternoon, which nearly resulted
seriously. 1t appears that the boy diso-
beyed Prettyman, and was violently pushed
by him. Hibbard then caught up hand
saw and struck with It at Prettymans head,
but by throwing his had and the blow was
averted. The only injury inflicted was .
eonsi derable cash between the middle and
fourth fingers of the right hand. A wars
rant was issued and served by officer Jones.
and the case was before the Mayor last
night, but was dismissed until this evening
The Morning herald., 1878-09-19

men ofpresence aud ofsham are passing
away; the day of realities and ofjudgment
is at hand. S @
No same man contemplates anything
but peaceful measures, with the most
scruyulous regard to the rights Of fproperty
but thepeople are bent on reform, and the
party of reform and economy and equal
iyhtswill prevail, whether by DemocraN
cy or by any other name it maybe called.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-19
CAPTURED AT LAST.

Since the 21st oflast July, Officer Rick
ards has carried around in his pocket, .
warrant for the arrest of Robert Bogia, a
boy charged with disorderly conduct, and
breaking in the door of q house, owned by
VIM. Bayliss. st--4. "- 'an.Jo lit
The above officer caught sight of him yes
terday and gave chase, but the boy escaped,
Officer McIlhenny took up the pursuit, but
was out winded also, and finally he was in.
tercepted on the Brandy wine Railroad
bridge by officer Jones. He vas fined $500
and costs by the Mayor. a .''.' .i,l p
The Morning herald., 1878-09-19
TEE ,GRERNBACKERs.

.f..'l - -
MR.. BROWNS WHITE THATHHR--A FAMILY
l.nneg ii e tal RI ARFA1R' II 551
The meeting of the Wilmington Green
hackers last night was composed Of 40 per-
sons. Just before the band commenced to
play Mr.. Bullock stated that Mr.. Brswn,
the Ichairman-elect, was sick, and would
perhsps not be able to take charge Of the
meeting at all.
. Mr.. Lewis called the meeting to order,
and Mr.. Cooper was chosen chairman. Re
ports from the wards revealed nothing
worthy of note except the appointment of
Samuel Bush on the Ward Committee in
stead of Mr.. Stewart, of the Broom
Brigade" ~.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis the following
committee was appointed to set attme and
place for holding . county, eonrention: Jno.
Lewis, W. A. Murphy, John Doyle, John
Yates, r. E. Gallagher. sa@.aS''.
Mr.. Leary moved that Shs meeting 60 in
to the election of President snd Vice Presi-
dent, and Mr.. Rosenblatt supported him
w ith the argument that he did not like to
SOC father and son President and Secretary
of the meeting at once.
Mr., Leary's motion was carried and the
following officers elected: President, B. B.
Cooper; Vice Presidents, Wm. N. Price and
F. Z. Gallagher.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis the association
concluded to meet next Friday night to 60
into the nomination Of assessors and In
spectors for the Northern and Southern
districts. 10 lis sy3 % a.sGHss y
Uncle Johnny Doyle took up Q collection
after which the meeting adjourned.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-19
FAIR PLAYFOR ALL.

The newspapers as rule, have
poured out for years torrent of abuse,
against Butler of Massachusetts,, but if it
be anaIyzed it will not contain any facts
to warrant its use. Professional business
has taken Us into Mr.. Butler yicinage fre-
quently within the past five years, and if
popularity at home, is evidence of good
character he has it-and it rests upon his
unfaltering championship of the poor. he
was one of the few who bearded Stanton
and his clique, by eudeavoring to save
VIM. Surrat from being judicially murder
ed; he denounced the electoral commits
sion fraud; and has performed yeoman Ser
vice as member of the Potter committee.
Our older Democrats must gratefully re-
member, his giant labors, in connection
with Senator James A. Bayard, to nomi-
nate Breckenridge, and defeat Douglass.
1t will not do to speak Of his supporters
as a mob as it is no. true. Mr.. Tarbox of
Lawrence one of them, is lawyer of first
rate standing at the Massachusetts, bar,
late member Of Congress for his distric, a
life long Democrat; he represented his
town in the Legislature, AID is a man OF
most exalted personal character. y-
Major McCatferty is perhaps as honest,
and uprighta man, as aoy in the State,
one also of courage culture, aud ability
Mr.. VByle Reilley is, or was Editor Of
the Boston Post, and is perhaps one of the
| most rising literary men, in the East; he is
gentleman of the most unspotted charac'
ter.
We speak ofthose we know, personally
and it is reasonably fair, to infer that Il
rest o: Mr.. Buffers supporters arr. equally
fair, and good men. The State Contra
Committee attempted to usurp functions mo-
given them; and they were beaten at theil
unlawful game, by the daring and tact o
the Butler men. If the State Centra
Committee of this State, attempted tc
pass upon the qualification ofthe delegate
to a State convention, what would we say
The Massachusetts committee tried to d.
30, when they found the people were ris
| ing against their domination.
The truth is:-that of the Butler move
ment in Massachusetts, were impartial.
written, and without passion, it woul
be found to be moral revolution of tn
. people, against an oligarchy, which ruled
J. the Democracy, and divided its profts,an
! honor, to suit themselves. This was sew
! ing the whlrlwind; and the storm is no'
' being reaped. The Sun one of the mol
= independent newspapers in the epuntr
says, this the wonderful movement {
Worcester is by no means verdict on th
relative soundness Of different mems d
mocracy. 1t is a reverberation of th
Maine earthquake. 1t is the voice Of ger
leral discomfort. It is protest against Il
corruption and extravaganza and frau
:, which have made taxes heavy and wag'
light.
81 The day Of fiction and Of fustain and Il
The Morning herald., 1878-09-19
PRESENTED WITH AtGoLD MEDAL.

y
From W. G. News. a, a,s.s,.s5sasg.f
Mr.. A. J. Bushong; formerly catcher Of
the Brandywine base ball club, and now
connected with the Utica, N. Y, club, was
highly honored on Saturday last BY some
Of his former associates. Mr.. Bushong
visited Philadelphia, on Saturday, to play
as catcher with the Utica club, in their
contest with the Athletics, which resulted
in defeat for the latter the score standing,
Utica, 13; Athletics, 0, After the game
handsome gold medal WAS presented to Mr..
Bushong, on behalf Of his old friends In the
Archer club, Of which he was at one time
member. Mr.. Bushong spent Sunday and
q part of Monday in West Chester visiting
his friends. a1fl -'h .!ta ~.
Mr.. Bushong formerly played with the
Quicksteps In this city. .......
The Morning herald., 1878-09-19
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS,

The Democratic members Of City Coun,
ell met again in caucus last evening in the
Auditors office and continued until near
midnight. Quite stormy time was ex-
perienced, especially in the case of DR..
shortlidge. The only officer selected was
William j. Morrow for Registrar of Water.
A motion was made to reconsider those
nominations already made and was lost.
The caucus adjourned to meet enc week
hence. Lra .s.,. IN .," ......
The Morning herald., 1878-09-19
ONE CENT.
PEOPLES COLUMN.

Henceforth we win give column daily
to correspondence upon any proper subject
for discussion. It is expected that commu-
nications will be written on one side only
of the paper, and accompanied with tho
name of the writer. The HERALD is not to
be considered as endorsing or being IN any
way responsible for the opinion OF cores
pondents in this column.