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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-01-31
CIRCUIT COURT FOR KENOSHA COUNTY.
James R. Hugunen, Madeira II. Lowell, !
M. Ell. Peters and COrnelia nj. Blakley, /
Plaintiffs, 7
A oainSt
y . ttIIIDU
William f. Halliday, Defendant.

Against
William f. Halliday, Defendant.
BY virtue of an execution issued out of and
under the seal of the Circuit Court, to me direct
ed and delivered, tested the 10Th day Of January
1873, in the above action, for want of sufficient
goods and chattelS wherein to levy the same, I
have seized and taken all the right, title and in
tereSt that the defendant William F. Halliday
had on the ed day Of June A. ID. 1877, or has
pieces or parcels of land lying and being in the
City und County of Kenosha and State Of Wis
cOnsin described as follows. viz The North
Thirty Six (36 feet of the East half of Lot Eleven
az in Block Twenty Seven and the North Thir-
ty Six 1867 feet of Lot Twelve (12l in said Block
Twenty Seven cd in the South East Quarter of
Section No 81, Town 2, North Of Range No. %
East, in the First Ward of said City, which I
shall expose for sale and sell at public ye2dqe at
KenoSha on the 10th day Of March A. d. 1878, at
Q O'Clock in the afternoon of that day.
Dated Kenosha, January 30th 1873.
HUGH MCDERNOTT, Sheriff
35w6 of Kenosha Co.. Wis.
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AL furniture at r. Nelson's, Young
America Building, is marked down
Come and see. Custom work made to
order.
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Nicholas Grosch having disposed Q
his business in this city, proposes t
take trip to Germany.
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PETER GRosCH,
NICHOLAS GROSCH.
j. EICHELMAN.

Rev. W. Ell. Swartz will deliver a dis-
course next Sunday evening on the
restitution" or, the DESTINY of our
world and race The public are in
yited.
Hosea Barns has returned from his
Eastern trip.
The post office excitement has sub
sided.
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E. f. Holderness. an old Kenosha
boy, who for some time past has
has made his home at Creston, Iowa,
visited his old friends in this city last
week.
The already large capacity of the
Kenesha City Mills is to be increased
by the addition of two run of stone.
Last Thursday evening Charlie Hol-
derness, "the wide awake barber" en-
tertained his friends with a dance at
Schoffen's Hall.
Rev. FL. M. Simmons delivered an
other OF his highly entertaining astro-
nomical lectures, at the Unitarian
Church last Monday Evening.
The opening lecture of the course
for the benefit Of st. Matthews Church
will be given on Tuesday evening Feb
ruary 9Th, by Col Howe.
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The irrepressible chicken thief is
again on the war path. Last Friday
night the hen coup of 0. G.. King was
entered and it's feathered tenants all
carried off. AS Mr.. King is consider
able of a fancier, the birds were
all Of choice breeds and the loss is a
heavy one. In view of this circum-
stance we would advise all of our
readers who own fancy chickens to
take extra precautions in guarding
their heneries.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-01-31

The Kenosha Cooperative Literary
Society hold a meeting at the Grant
House Parlors next Saturday evening.
Literary articles on Longfellow will be
read by various local celebrities, after
which discussion on the merits of
the poet will ensue.
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REDUCTION I'M OYSTERS

A. Booth, Standard, bulk, soc a quart.
Cans, soc a can.
g Select, 4Oc a can.
Liberal reductions made to Churches.
Societies, and to all persons buying in
large quantities. G. NJ. SIMMONS.
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Attention odd Fellows

Mr.. John Nicoll, will give Lecture
on the temperance movement this eve
ing at the Hall of Lodge No. 40, cor
ner Of Main and Park streets, over
Dan Head & Co.'S Bank. All members
of the Order are requested to attend
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1t you need undertaking goods come
and see my prices before you buy.
r. NELSON.
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At the regular annual meeting of the
Kenosha County Historical Society,
held at the Office Of Baker & Warve1le
last Thursday evening, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year. Josiah Bond, President. Geo.
W. Warvelle, Secretary, and Frank FL.
Lyman, Treasurer. The next meeting
of the society will be held at the
same place this evening, at which
time, several of the old settlers will
read their recollections. All interes-
ted in preserving and perpetuating the
history of the county are invited to be-
come members. Applications for
membership may be made at any time,
to the Secretary.
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Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Peter Grosch and Nicholas
Grosch, under the firm name of P. & n.
Groschi is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. 2. Grosch is authorized to
receive all money and compound all
claims due the firm and give full re-
ceipts and acqulttance for same.
Kenosha, Jan. %, 1878.
PETER GROsCH,
NICHOLAS GROsCH,
O-Partnersnip.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned, have this day formed a CO.
partnership, under the firm and name
OF Grosch & Eichelman, and will con-
tinue the Merchant Tailoring business
Of the late firm of P. s. n. Grosch at
the old stand.
Kenosha, Jan. 2S, 1873.
p. GRosCH,
n IT,
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CIRCUIT COURT FOR KRNOSHA COUNTY.

FITCH A. HIGGINS,
Against
FRANCIS A. GIBSON.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
A WORSB EVIL,

The march Of temperance and tho strict
enforcement Of sumptuary laws, in many OF
the States, 10 developing vice more fright
full than that Of alcoholic drunkenness. A
short time ago gentleman who had occa.
sion to 20 10 . largedrug store in Stamford,
Conn.,, where the temperance advocates
have had II nearly all their own way Of
lato, observed IN immense heap of opium,
and expressed his astonishment, asking,
"what In the world can you do with all
thisp "0h," replied the druggist, i" that
viii soon be goLe. We sell . wonderful
quantity of it," The tstsl abstinence party
I in Stamford 10 now 30 strong that 1t would
be almost impossible for stranger, at least,
to got 0 drink in the town, and It seemi
that opium eating IL fast taking the plact
Of liquor drinking. You should SEQ soms
of my opium customers-their condition Il
terrible.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24

JEFFERSON said that il he had to choose
between living In country with Gov
ernment without newspaper, or In q coun-
try with newspapers without . Govern
msnt, he would choose the latter. Few
men saw 90 far into the future asJ JeffsEso,
and franklin. THE day has ct length
came when newspapers dictate the policy
of Governments and the laws. Presidents
and Congress lavs become Of Less and lens
account from year to year. and the abso-
lutte reign Of the newspaper sesms near al
hand. But there is little speck on the
distant horizon which seems to znenaes
the power of the Journalists. 1t is the
new invention Of Edison. Are We ap.
preaching the time when the news Of the
dAy will be proclaimed froa the house
tops by men who speak from the grea'
.oantres of popalasien' And our grsa
newspapers to dwindle into nsrs advsrti'
sing sheets, The telegraph subord'natst
oil provincial papers to the great contra
organs; and tho telephones, phonograph'
and what mot, may discrown the grea
journals at the commercial and poli.ica
centres. Who can say nay?
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
BARNUM'S SHOW.

The principal feature Of the great show
was tho trained stsllions. Much latitude
had been allowed BY the public I'm tho sd'
vertisemszts of these animals, and the
fascy of the designer and the blending Of
the printer was taken with some allowance,
% It Was thought that all combined was
more intended 90 an advertising card than
anything else. But when their handscne
young trainer, Mr.. Marc Anthony. stepped
Into. the ring, and bowing to the largo
audience, with crack Of his whip twelve
large. and beautifully formed stations
spraht into the arena, the applause was
desfeninx; and, ~ with the molten Of the
whip or With spoken word the wonderfully
trsined animals went through everything
advertised Of them, the huge audience could
hardly contain themselves, and cheer after
cheer WAS given, while the trainer, hat IN
hand, stood modestly among his favorite
animals. Tho high degree Of training and
the beauty Of tho animals Was the subject
of universal comment, and, In tho Language
of ono, at was worth double the price ol
admission to SEQ thom."
Mr.. Bsrnum has secured twenty OF these
educated animals, and ut various timea
during tho performance they are brought
out and singly or in Numbers arc shown on
BY their trainer, displaying wonderful saga
city In their actions. They cost the inde-
iatixsble manager the nice SUM OF $l50, ,OoO
|-TPhiladelphis Bulletin.
This great show will visit ~ ON Monday
next, 29th inst.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
AMUsENENrs.

The childrsn Of this city VIII rsesavs
rare treat II going to - the dslightfsl plsy
Of "cinderslla, or The Fairy and the Little
Glass Slipper" which viii - produced st
the Grand Opera House on Saturday After
noon at . o'clock. The juvsnils tssups b.
really wcndsrtal, and where :ver thsy have
aud enthusiastic audisuees. 1hs ssts Of
reserved seats commsnces Tomorrow MORN
ing. -.g
The great Eagle Clock win hs on exhibit
tion to-day st the Institute HAN nom . %,
and 2 TO 10. p. N. This wonderful clock
should be ssen BY every one. From one to
forty eight life like figures are kept moving
constantly. A descriptive lecture 10 gives
by Mrs. Capt Reid frsm 8 70 and = 70 Q
p. n. -4g. a-+,
The Bohemian Glass Blowers give . So
ries Of exhibition each day at Nc. 500 Maf-
ket street. Every visitor will receive, tres,
specimen Of glass work. ~
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
POLICE CASES.

At the police court last svsnizg Patrick
Ward was arrsisnsd for thrsstsaing AicAasl
Gsrlper. GsrdSsr b sAosmskes and BIZ
shop 10 at the corner Of Front and Jsdsrsos
streets. Gardner's brothsr b TIE Husband
of Wards sister, and something that Gard.
ner's brother ssid seems 10 have incensed
Ward very much, and last Monday night 10
came into Gardner's shop and said that no
either wanted TO whip him Or bic brother.
Ward had hatchek In his hsnd bot made
no ssssult. he WAS required TO give secure
ity 70 keep the pescs. !.
Adner Sparks, whose trial wss postponed
from MoDdsy evening, Vas tried TOR -
ssulting the little son Of Bernard Woifs01.
There has besa much complaint sgainst .
number Of Toys whose leader u Sparks AAd
and who have been very anu0ytng 10 the
I.raelises On Second streets by calling out,
''Curly headed Jew" ''ChfiSt killer, ste.
Sparks Was compelled to PAY costs.
Ella Beatty had made complaint Monday
evening sgAisst Thomas Riley sud jobs
Logan for insalting her o. the stsest, sn4
Mayor whitelsy isSusd . warrant for thsiv
arrest. Yestsrday sAe came and had The
names on the warrant altered 20 that 81
Geo. Logan and Geo. Cuslstt. Thsy wsrs
before His Hsuor last evening, b1t tha
charge could not bs proved and they wsss
disnissed.
Gee. Brown, . young negro, he'd bssz
throwing stones Into the house q Naly
Alexander On Orasge strset abovs ElsvsAth
Tho costs were inpossd upon him. %
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
.AYDING UP0N THE Tk1ASU1Y

sAYDING UPoN THE Ek1ASU1Y.
Mr.. Cox rose to protest: Mr.. Reagan had
moved to suspend the rules and psss the
River and Harbor Appropriation bill, which
eiyss $7,aos, ZOO for improvements. Mr..
Cox urred that the amount involved was
too large to be rushed through without
dsbsts: Tho items should be considered
separately, snd some should bs strisksn
out. His protest was over-rulsd and the
bill was passed. Then Mr.. Cox sross b
second time and presented protest, signsd
by twenty-sight Congrsssmsn, which sst
forth that the rules should not b suspended
to facilitate the passage Of the bill: thAt
they ars especially intended to guard against
sppropristing asnsy in gross; that suca
appropriations - tho one just eoasidsrsd
dsnanl ssparsts vstss thst the right 4
censidsr them in Comnittse Of the Whols
should b. sscrsdly protested, and that the,
protest agaisst passing . blll where tn
tendency b to combine for general sPoliatiol
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
BUFFALO ASSEMBLY BALL.

Last evening the Buffalo Library Asso-
citation gave their seventh annual ball st the
institute Hall. The grand march, which
was novelty In itself, tooke plsce about 10
O'Clock, lead by master Of ceremonies, ]. T.
Dolsn and lady, followed by seventy six
couples. The large hall was handsomely
decorated with hunting and hags Of oil ma
tions. In the centre Of tho floor was large
monogram Of tho letters "B. L. A" the in
itials of the association. The letters, which
were within double circle, wero read and
blue. Among the many spectators present
Sheriff and Coroner. The dancing wss kept
up until late hour whom the many happy
couples left for their homes. never 70 forget
the BuHal0's seventh annual ball.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
7. N. G. A.

An invitation 10 cordially extended othe
members and friends Of the 7. H. G. A.
who are interested in the success Of the or.
ganization to attend = song-service at the
parl0rs of tho association, $50 Asrket street
on to- morrow evening st SH o'clsck. II is
intended that this service shall bs made one
of pleasure and profit. Young men and
ladies' especially invited. Those who have
gospel hymns and tunes-Nos 1 and p
will please bring them.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
THE FOUNDRY FOLKS.

Thee meetings at the foundry which, not
along ago, seemed on their last legs are in
cressing In spirit j; and last evening, . large
sudiepce was present.
Tho meeting was presented over BY Mr..
Geo: Day, and spirited addresses ,.. were MADE as
by Hon. Mr.. Msupin. OF Baltimore, james
Jones, william Sparks, Rev. J. b. Manu.
and Mr. Day.
Tonight agother public meeting VIII be
held and . "vigilence committee" VIII DC
formed for the purpose of spying out the
unlicsnssd ram mills, and getting such evi-
dence ~ will put them out OF existence.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
ALAs, PO0B BA1xUM.

ALASs POOB DA1NUM.
The Methodist preachers Of this city have
solemnly resolved that It 10 improper for
christians to 70 to Bsrnum's show. This
is queer conclusion ~ 1t is utterly impos>
sible to SOC aught at Barnum's great show,
anything to offend the most fstidious. If
th.re be any harm in studying the works Of
God in the wondrous creatures of his crea-
tion, We would like to be informed Of the
nature Of the injury to morals be such an
act.
10 It sin to look at the elepha nts trunk,
be amused at the msry gambols Of the baby
lions, and the grave dignity of the dam as
she curbs their anticsl What harm does
John Merryman dot There are 20 many
really pernicious customs to frs away at
that We are surprised that the circus, the
chosen sanctuary Of innocent enjoyment,
mixed with instruction, should be taboed.
When Bsrnun is here next week he ought
to give the padres good talking to. Stand
up for the show. OF Barnum-the mighty
the people are with ysu.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24

"A MAN stepped Bpsn 9 woman's trail-
ins dress, and apoligizsd." Such was
tho little origin sfs tsaribls tragedy in q
Methodist church in jacksonville, ILL
nois, recently. An altsrcasion followed,
tho man who stepped upon the dress was
shot dead, as was another man who inter-
fsred, and the murderer will probably bs
hanged in due time. Two lives already
taken. and one more likely to be taken,
and all ON account of careless thread
upun wonan's dress.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
LOCAL NOTES.

Challenges to the Defiance Base BAH
Club should be address to j. D. w., 0l2
Tatn&ll street.
Letters of administration on the estate Of
the late DR.. G. w. Chsytor, Of this city,
have been taken out by Armoa d. Chsyt0r.
Do mot stupefy your baby with opium or
morphis mixtures, but DR.. Bulrs Baby
Syrup, which 10 always safe and reliable
and never disappoints. Is cents.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
SPIRITUALIsM.

Last evening Miss G. Fannie Allyn lee
tured on spiritualism at tho rooms Of tho
Liberal League at 2l9 King street. to .
email audience. Her remarks were prihci-
rived from spiritualism Il It were given the
thought It deserved and the errors and de-
any subject tho audience may select.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
BOAT CAPSIZED.

On Monday evening . party Of nine per-
sons, employees of St. Augustine paper
mills, oil residing on Riddles Bank, started
across the creek in boat used for that purs
pose. When near the western bank the
boat capsized, throwing tho occupants into
the creek. Miss Matilda Smith, one Of the
party, tainted after falling In the water, but
was carried safely to shore. The watel
being shallow the others had NO difficulty
in reaching the shore.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
HURT ON A BRIDGE.

Last Saturday as James Smith WAS work
ing On the p. W. & B. r. R., ct Perryville,
one Of the workmen jostled tho trsstle
work on which he stood, prscipitatiDg him
to tho ground. After he had fallen, heavy
crow bar, which bad bsen diaplassd, fell
upon his ankle, bruising It severely, snd
It also struck him in the abdomen but did
not seriously injure him. He. wss brought
to this city Saturday afternoon, sad 10 now
lying at his boarding house, Mrs. Harriet
Calkin's, on Seventh street above Spruce.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
RUNAWAY.

Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock, %
Mr.. GEORGE Mousley, freight agent st
Jessup & Koore's wharf, Ninth ward, was
driving along the Mil road, On tho ether
side of the Brandywine, his horse became
frightened by tug steaning up the eTeek,
and ran away, crossing Market street bridge
and ran along French street. The top Of
the carriage WAS torn OF, and the horse
becoming detached, ran . short distance
when 1t was caught.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
AMUSEMENTS.
WILL OPEN IN INSTITUTE HALL,
MONDAY. APRIL asd' ~.

WILL OPEN IN INSTITUTE HALL.
MONDAY, APRIL 2ad, ~.
For . short season,
ooss%',.:,sn' os,'S.... Adults y 70 tmn UEnTs
''"1sh THs EIGHTH woNpEsi
THE ENGLE CLOCK!
sIkASBURG OUTDONE!.
THE WuKLD ADVANCNI,MSMGi,
From I'M MIEAGL B. sASH MMSgFF FIGURES
tie wonderful Clock.
THE MYSTERY EXPLAINED!
4S INSIDE EXPOSED TO VIEW!
a CIR HfSETssTTH iXStNG TTtpMnn poMHnanruRY. ESs 1AA
Exhibition hours from 10 TO liza M. 2 to
sand to 10p m:
~ descrinttve lecture given BY Mrs. Capt.
n% MsId from To and7 to pm. q gentiemsen y =
urmclating raag IN the same capacity during Inc
BEWAKsttuTFS BEWis ttTSi iiMM11A 11Ar1oNs.-Rsmem.
Der Der this is the Clock Q description and en-
EI;fs;yl4k Of which appeared 10 Frank les les
10y; tie Clock exhibited Ut Reading. Penn.
70 January 1873, described at leneth n the
tneadlng Eagle. and from that journal COP
.Sa r"nnln INTO tAe leading Ieriodic'is of tns
billed as he ENaLE CLOCK. -
Vie Bohemian Glass Blowers (organized
Il 10 1881 Will give series OF exhibitions
IN ins s,SMncy ~ Glass slowing. spinning. Weav.
strsat S awto"rREing and Drawing y so2 Make IKE
WEuenelng on Thursday, April 18th. Thc
monderfal Glass Steam Engine, Crysta
IN iHem. the largest piece OF Glass Mechsnisn
nrstLne a. tne world. The curious Austr. liaI
Boston, oid oiusoss sossi GSs, The sa':r r,s Sas, soo
oofS1uCennial ~ ~. Bonnet, composed Of n, 900 mile
Sn spun Glass, and ali our novelties II
"gGn Glass, valued ~ s00CO. III
snMssSsto.-hvery visitor will receive nee
az Sppoclmen ol glass work. Levess ever.
ADMISSION 10 cents,
M. H. WALSH, Manager
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.

Among the items IN the River sad Msrbes
Appropriation Slll passed ia the Haass q
Representatives, On Monday. The isllowisg
pertain 10 Improvement alsng the Dsla-
ware: Pisrs In Dslawars Day, near Lewes,
go, 900; Schuylkill river. Pa, e30. 900 :
Delaware river, below Dsidssbungs el00. 900;
delaware river, bstwssa TFsnten and White
Hill, $4,000.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
A NEW CHURCH BUILDING.

The trustees Of Mt. Salem n. Z. church
have, after much consideration, decided 70
build now edince in place Of their present
church building. The new structure will
BE- of Brandywins blue stone, and viii b II
shape of an L., having ssating capacity
u 900 The tearing down of the present
church will take place at once, sad tho
new one commenced. A wooden tabor
nacle will be built to be used ~ place Of
worship during the summer.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
TOUCH MOTT TASTE NOT,

Peach brandy is used IN making tho
mueilsss Cor postage stamps, and they ssy
II you lick one hundrsd sismps IN sueesss
sion you viii become iatoxicatsd. Several
postmasters being found II this condition
tho r. o. Depsftmsnt hiss erdsfed r. Ms
to lick no more stamps, but what d 10 BE-
come Of tho Murphy msn who have swosS
70 touch not, taste not
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
SlIG HT FIRE.

Last night, sbout 7.so o'clock, the alarm
Of fire WAS occasioned by the burniug Of .
quantity Of shavings and wood In Chsrlss
W. Tslley d Co.'S saw mill, 1t water and
Thorn streets. The fire was In tho engine>
room, and n 10 supposed It caught 1ron
the engine. It WAS extinguished BY plug
stream Of the Fame Hose.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
GENERAL ADMISSION,

Cresking II not confined 70 t1S Hom e
,.onSs AZ This season almost overyDo0y y
o0Srse. The Dleating Of distrsssed lung ~ ~
everywhere. Why y tnis' sr wncl, s1,ii nssE cnrs Z
snv - -coush. colA or hoarseness In ~ hours
'~ Hiss Toothschs Drops uTss ID ons
dainutA.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
THE JEFFERSON CLUB.

The jefferson Democratic Club will FORM
ally open their new quarters In the Asksw
Building, N. K. corner of Seventh and
Market streets, this evening. jobs O'Byyns,
ESQ, will deliver the opening address. The
club was organised In 1876 with thirteen
members and It has now one hundred.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
THE BLAxR 1ES0LUTION.

Yet another step toward restoring to the
people the Government stolen from them
through fraud was taken in Congress on
Monday by the acceptance and reference to
the proper committee Of tho Hon. Kont-
gomery Blair's resolutions passed by the
Maryland Legislature. No opposition was
made to thus disposing Of them, although
last week Republicans, headed by Garfield
objected to receiving them at oil.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
CONVICTED or MURDER.

The trial Of Hiram Tosks, eolored, Sse
the murder Of Jack Tyler, eolorsd boy. 10
years Of age, eoumsassd as rfinesss Anns.
ma, on Tuesday last, the prisoner pleading
''uok guilty" The case fsats snsirsly -
circumstsntial evidence. The trial ended
Wednesday evening, and the jury rsndsFsQ
. verdict 81 murder m the Asst degree.--
TCrisnald Lsader. 49,. ..r r.. .
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
HEALTH OF THE CITY:

The total number Of deaths IN Wilming-
ton last week was IS, ef whom II wsrs
whits and were eolorsd, 8 nalss end
females 4 adults and miners q whom
were under s years Of age. They we're oil
bern In the Unlted States ''.'u
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24

upon the Treasury. Objection was made
to having the protest read, and after much
confusion over II the House, 1l9 to 1ol,
voted to adjourn without hearing It. This
indicates disposition to waste the peoples
money without any regard to economy.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-24
IMPORTANT.

Tho leading house Of Wilmington 10
Nathan Lisbermaa's, 8. z, corner Fifth and
Market streets, that isin low prscss and
elegant styles: It d . real pleasure TO the
ladies' who buy boys clothing TO And an
estahlishnent In this city, whore there 10 %
largs assortmsnt, and In this line, % some
|sf the largest elothing houses b PAilsdsl-
phia. -'''' rt-t