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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-01
6rllltoei9entbunt
-3ii hertaui9em nber su bcrfaufen
Brmnoeteentbums 86rie bon N. gS. 6saH ttt
Geb4upe Oes u9lnteticatt..

l2O Mder 2ano, eine prabtpone isarrn, eons=
Green Yalep, t3 Wteien BON bier.
Sd0mes s;teaeilteinbans an Warrenir., sebn
Simmer, $500; ipirb au6 sesen einen sanbiit nabe
6er Gta6t pertauiht.
0rpBeS it6diges siese(ftenernes Saus on
gtartetss sspaee, sdoen unb sBobnuns; iebr bias i'm
Taulbe.
9eere 9aufteuen On 3oiuionitr, 155 SuE 6ronte,
nur $1,000.
Nradbtnpue @ubnmns on ber1 10. gtrase, Waib=
tnston, y. s., iouie @runoItide in oerelbenStaot,
Iehr blis Su nerauien ooer segtn bieses gisentbum
uII5utaufhen.
Nsines Wobmbams albounitr., nit aaen mo.
bernen ginri6hInsen; Breis $1,000
2fue breiftodise Ssanier ON gBaibinstonHraSe, z
SiI1mer NIT Bafer; neu uno In 9utem Sufanbe.
preis $500 ebes.
SSarm NIT t44 Mdern In @a[uert=9ountp, Wtarp=
fano, nit taussesebneten@eb DISQUALIFICATION. IresS 5000.
Ganf sneiifodise aiesetfeinerne pduier on gshata
coatz, nabe Stridetifr., 3immer enbe!tenb unb tn
sutem 3uftanbe. Yrets $500 jeoes. Gud seael etne
Harm umeetauIdht. (ise6ri t2DtteT &2p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-01
Die 0srfd,tp 1rt.ua tnt 9nd,tfla,tie.

. n c . WlQll,, 81. Aft06er.- Wela
tere @ntbillungeu iiber Die Seri9m0ruus i'm
hiefisen 3udthauie sur Seireiuns Der Sc.
fausenen laiien erieben, DaB @oparo q. STAN
fin, Elm entlaiiener Bearnter Der anit1lt, Der
f6 isbt i'm @efdngniiIe befinbet, cine 4uSahl
grieie in ieiuem Seiibe bate, bic auf flelue
Yapieritreifer 9eidriebeu wareu .iid in etuem
Yadete beiauben, meldes er pon elnenl Strdf>
hinge erbalteu bate, nm es aus oem 3uft=
bauie binauS su i4mu9seln. 0tan permu<
tibet, baB Die 8riefe bon Den Hortbamptoner
8anfrdubern geihrieben unO fir 9eute in
gteru, gorf beitimnt itno. Die SrieIe reben
bon MaBuabmen su elmer aG9emelnen 8ez
freiung Der Shdfltnge i'm 3u9tbauie 81 @on-
corb. uOr. Slim" 1T cine Der III ben 8rieien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-01
Selearaphtidle 9epei(lett.


[geritte Der raiociirten reiie' f1r ben r8eutI6el
@orrejp jponbenteH".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-01
6as-Fannrlabfr.

Vdb- -cIldItUttdUtt.
9e eleaanteite ie in eieer staot ousselelte Samm=
lung in
&rhjtau.. ...:prlirtem Weiiing.. .... 8rense.
3u berabseiest Yreilen
aeIhmaduone hineitibe Sellampen;
perbeiierte beutihe Stubirsaampen.
6ashets6ien bel
8. y. Saotofun & Gpmp.,
Wr. 5, Worb z2i i6ertp =Stra &c.
Bleir6hren= arbeit gasleitungs= s=Irbet.
NIte @aszuteniien meroen neu bronstrf unb per=
aolbet. (Sept.23-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-01
NaMferoffe.

8bilabe1p b ia, 81. Sftbr.-0as Sal
ltment Der 99. 9etmciler & gSelib, @igeus
tbiimer Der groBcn 0tible an Der Wartetftr.
ipuroe be1te Ntorgeu uerfiiuoet. Die Baiitua
iollen iid aui rpeni9er, ,als 100000 belaufeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-01
Ser @nlisSouoel otti S1tba,

gtem>0 orf, 81. Sft. - Sin Brief aus
Sauanna melDet, baB ber Beridt iber oeu
Gerfauf Der bon ben Or. Secfi aus Srinibao
mad @uba gebrahten SaliS beltatl9t lit.
Secdi bate iif perpflidtet, 10000 Iuli6
aus Srinioao nno Oemerara 5u bringen,
tpelhe einen @ontraft aui Sabre 81 einem
S6illtng pro Sag abidieBen iOllten. Son
beu 40 &uls, iueld)e Seedi bereitS nah Der
Suiel gebraft bate, uerfaufte er orei fir je
5000 in Santiago be @uba. Ser Setrug IN
ben @ontraften, iueld)e in eusliider uno ipaz
ntiber Spra9e auS9eferti9t pareu, beitanO
oartu, baB bic engliiden Sofumente nl6t
eine ridti9e lleberIebnng Der ipanilden. ipaz
rem, inoem bic 2eBteren Gecd)i ermdd)tigten,
bic @ontratte 81 iibertrageu, tudbrenO Die ST.
iteren bieie Seoingung nldt entbtelteu.
@tli1e Der @ontrafte iparen auf Elm Sabr
giiltis uno BON aulis unterSei1net, wel6e
lelen fonnteu Die iibrigen rparen aui fiini
Sabre giiltig. Ser britttid)e Souiul nabm
Die @ontrufte nah nielem @iberitanbe BON
Setten Seefi's Ill Seiflag. Secd)t bat Die
&ulls we9en GontraftbruhS perfla9t uno
cine Sriulinalflage gegen ben Soniul anhdngtg
semadt. Die SullS Ino BON Dem &onlul
aut einem brittiifen BOitoampfer nad Sri.
niOao Suriifgeid]tdt tporeen. Dtan Mill mii'
len, oaB Die 4ngels9enbeit 3u einem 3rpielpalte
5lptiden Dem Soniul unb Der Geglerung ees
| fiibrt bat, unb Die 2ettere iou geproht baberl,
bem &ouIul ietn @rsquatur Su ent;leben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-01

Stem Yorf, 81. SttOber. = @ine AnI
subl promtnenter bisitger @eiddftsleute bielt
beute NbenO eiue Seriammlung I'M uSliuftes
4uenue. Sotel" uno erDrterte ben Soriblag,
,ann30. stprii 1879, benz 80. Sabrestage Der
Ginistuns Seorg gSaibinstOn'8 gum Yraiiz
-benten, einen @onpent in oieier Stabt 81 per-
1nfalteu, nm anitalten in SeSug aui cine im
Sabre 1889 ober friiber IN 9telp Dorf abSu=
battenoe gSeltausiteuung Su beipredlen. 6t4s
ter 6tlton fiibrte ben Sorlit,unO mebrere 0tez
ben lpurben 5u @uniten tes Soriblag8 9ebal-
ten. Die Seriamnllung autoriiirie ben Dor
iiter. Elm aus 10 @titglleOern beitebenOes
@refutiu @omite sll crnennen, peldeS bic
gan5e angelsaenhelt auf iit nebmen unO Gr-
rangements tiir ben porse6la9enen Sonpent
treffen ioQ.
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M8nes Senfs ant gelbett ssieber
erfrdnff.

Burlington .. s., 81. Sftober. -
Srau asnes Sents. Die befaunte 3eu9in Dor
benz BOtter'ider @omite, tit IN Nem=Srleana
AM selben Sieber erfranft unb ibr 9atte
v@apltdn" SenfS lit BON bier 0ortbin abgez
reli't, uut iie 51 pfleqen.
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Ser YrcseB gescn oett Wtormonen
UfffeS.

@altz2 afes s ltp, Utah, 81. Sftbr.
- Der porldufi9e Yro3eb 9esen ben Wormoz
nen Wtiles megeu Slelluelberei 1T beenoet.
Der anaefla9te wuroe inter $500 8iirg>
ld,aft seiteat uno iiebt oem Serfabrenen Der
Mrn1nei if1innrene e11tnenen
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Sd1iNsmod,rtdltelt ,

~W1Wp%1WEU%tWktN
Ybilabelphta, 81. Sttober, - Der
0umpfer uPennigluania" iit ua9 gturpOOl
Qhaefabreu
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-08-15
H!ttT Is E9lR B0Y READING

vs.roca ot ,sa rova-;ast VILLAGE. :,
vor-I csror:,a ryal widow and
her two sons qbo vonnger r..
s-ardi,r on tho bor,lsr land bstwee
bovpoo5 and vaarc.1 TIE vac fond
or ,oo5 and wss allowed p rsod
whatever came in his wav. Some Of
his rolatives and friends were readers
Of sensational storie. The I;te Of >
noted London ro5ber fsJI into tbe
hands Of the how. His IMAGINATION
was a~a5 w;iI the nrosncc. 3f Sudden
paoirh In this state Of mind his
rnoro oo,,,1,,.ad hun 70 90 with .
nsa,n = 0Ii Fort Now +, bannon.
ed that = wealth. miner came from
pennsylvaaia, and did not wisl. 10
be hurried BY mail coach but
preferred slow wagon in order that
he might search for m2tals by the
way. With bis Gne watch, diamond
rings and precious jewels, lie tray
eIed with the boy, and they comped
under a beech on the grassy banks Of
the swift and shining Swannanoa.
The boy and miner were in a solitary
nloce, ard the devil (wbose way had
already been prepared by 4 corrupt
exampie} suggested The death Of the
old man and the possession Of his
treasures. The Traveller was killed
and fastened in the river, under the
roots OF a tree. The dead mans
friends instituted Investigations, and
finally found some OF the miners
treasures in the pockets Of the boy.
The body was also washed % a shall
low place, and murder was manifest.
The wiidiow's son was tried for mur-
der. Able lawyers defended h.m,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-08-15
Il THE GULF STREAM,
Monday, July Is.

Calm and warm. How helpless
we would now be withou. steam. No.
lost time for the want Of atmospheric.
currents. No stoppage at stations or
depots. AND yet the voyage already
seems tedious. Has the world all
turned to water? I see nothing in
ah4distance toreminl ne Of the rocks
and the dirt, except = bevy Of Mother
Casey's chickens. Mystery and sup
erstition have invested these phant7
oms of the great deep with sort OF
poetical halo. How they rest, and
where they make their tests are
questions yet to be answered. At
little distance, these birds resemble
the swallow. To-day there vas a
general introduction among the mem-
bers Of our marty, about fifty in nuin-
Der. The Worlds Conference Of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
with the help of God, may do much
to break down the walls Of prejudice,
and thus enlarge the borders OF
peace. Honest nen are oft blood.
thirsty like Paul, or wrapped up in
selGshness like Jonah. At twilight,
I feel homesicIz, but not sea.sicl.
Hope is bright star.
Orr CAPE RACE, Tuesday. 10Th.
Chilly, windy and half-clonidy.
Oh a scene in the Eastern horizon
to be remembered. A white sail on
the right, each equi-distant from the
line OF our advance. Symmetry
snblimity and touch of romantic,
interest enter into this, evanescent
picture. The fireplace is to the
right of my place at the table /; and
on my left, Master Harry Laval, of
Columbia, S. O., eats, laughs. chats
and helps his EdgeGeld friend to a
favorite dish. Harry and his father,
W. A. Laval, ESQ, are the only Car
olinians l could find on board IL
Ethiopia. Other friends hav I di.-
covered, but there is. no place like
home for heartfelt sympathy, and a
genuine regard. A spelling-bee may
be made very amusing. I was dram
lropfia'eea on oa, Fo.d.ta .P47s.I *
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-08-15

his appo:ntmeLt Of MeDeYitt am
lis persisteut coutjnuing hi.a IN office.
le s.1.,.s 10 ayade the issue, Butts
presse,! 10 ~, %afI. and replies hat
If any reliable citI,s.- 50 e..]zsns O..
EdeefeId Lad represaGtea " s.a
l[cDevitt's unwoyhiness, lie woG.d
at (oace have displaced HIN. Oh
cours: Ia crowd iser 50 absurd a
come-oH as ta.,s. AID now Cham,
barlain is done, ana 9e4: i5qiler De-
gins.
Gen. Butler has been the SUBJECT
Of base Misrepresentation and calaM-
ny throushoutthe length and bread :,
OF taa Land, and especially Al tn
hands Of Goy Chan6e,l IN himself.
He has evidently r.,,s,., toE tie op
porta1ity now before him, s..t .re ~ 's
out his righteous Indignation, ais :e.C-
tgtiou, his scora, his contempt, A.@
iave5l.ye, III magnificent elol0ease
And tA15ual.25,-eyon when ,ura-
iae face 10 face 10 Chamber
r.!a and har.ia- taa lie IN IL.
t-ath-Ae maintains thorough d5
li-v, thorough geul.i-y. Il Is
gQ.a for Us TO seek TO reproduce c.'s
cre>, 1rs5o pride, passion, IN
vec.ire a.i ,,i,,aa-ion. To attempt
to pu5 1t upon F5,.,, cod 55 as
vain as 10 attempt 10 fer.st,l., a
fash Of li..t:..az from Lyavsa, l,-
egcariated t6e RI lea, part. ~
spiri,, - record, It's work. lie ar
raienel Cau,l5: :.ain. Snall-, t-e
5a9a Ha'al2. the Mus .,,..5 l9l1jer.
in eraudesJ style, and woGoaacei
Chamberlain aaj Sntlls TO their
-4ce- J. prem di,ayeI, m,l;sa,u-
liars.
And now jude a3ay..>. Use. ar.
from this moment to the eal, a.--ta
s2d ba...aag rule the hour.
r.. Idly since tLe beginning Of the
speeches, ..1 tor4 has Elllap, eac5
tine carrying tav --diea's to th
ground, and leaving the democrat
alott upon some sure ulaal, or bean.
and at caca fall, Judge Nacl5ey ut
ters some salient wit:cisn taat ea.ae
the huge and swaving crowd toshriot.
with au,Atel aad applause. Even
the trees are fall o. people, and the
Il =, .4.ir r .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-08-15
|. ACROSS I'HI 0GEig !
An Interesting letter Frsm
Our Correspondent.
Of The Shores Of New FoHnjIIand.
----
He REACHE. GLASGOW
L, K. THE HING OF SPEhhERS!
The Eclipse On The Water-I- /;
Off The Shores Of New FounilIand.
He REACHES GLASGOW!
L, K. THE King OF SFEhhERSt
The Eclipse On The Water-l
I rR.om o,.: Reqnl.;. corresponaeMi:l
NEw York uAEBoE,

Mn : 1UEk IlATBOE,
Saturday July 18th, 1878.
"If take Tho wings OF the morning
anG dwell. in .Ec uttnrmnst paris of the =
sea. even there Thy htG,, niia,l lead ms,
and Thy right hand shall hohl me-"
VIII sui in few moments for
Glasgow, Scotland. Tie Ethiopia, OF
the Anchor Line, is an iron ship.
Some showers and some sunshine to-
day. Ny feelings are Ike the
Weather. Looking to the Sonth; my
eyes are blinded by tears looking
Eastward, my very sonl IS filed with
Joyful aut;cipations. ~ little alter
three o'oloc!9;, the noble steamer be-
gins TO plow the br;ny waves. AS we
approach the gates Of the ocean, the
SUN prevails over the clouds on every
hand. Itwas very kind Of the stew
ard to announce dinner before any
one had time to become sea-sick.
Floating palaces are famous for their
dainty dishes. And now the pilot
leaves us as the hills of America De-
gin to vanish from our straining vis-
ion. How We are isolated No mat
ter what may happen outside of our
vessel, we-shall know nothing about
itforthe next week or ten days. Weare'.
almost tempted to pray for our daily
paper. The flying cutwater, how
ever, is not solitude. Prayers, mu-'
sic, books and conversation break tie
monotomy OF tie scene. New
thoughts 700 excite the waste places
Of the brain
At SEA, Sunday, July II.
a fair day, except some fog il the
forenoon. A winter coat and light
overcoat fail to keepme warm. Fine
bracing weather to be sure. Fond Of
water, I ought to have, been sailor.
4 squall, however, may cast a dam
per upoa Ay enthusiasm. ! like the
stern OF the vessel. There the view
towards the palmetto State is un-
obstructa.! there the motion Of the
steamer thrills every vein with de- :
light. Every baby loves its cradle,
and every youth likes swing ana
why should advancing age ob;eetsto.
beng rocked by "0I4 Oceans ol3-
lows But sea-aickness f. Many a
physical in2znisy may be expelled,
or at least modified, by simple exer-
ton OF the ooM. Preaching to-day
by Mr.. Munhall, who was in Angus.
Il. and Columbia last spring. "Ver-,
i!!r, verify, l say unto you, he tFat
bslieveth on me hath everlasting
life. John, c. vi; V. IS. Mr. Nun
hall is qnite gladiator in the use Of
the Gosrcl sword. Earnest and per-
sqasive, he leads The doubtful soul to,
the "Rocl; OF Ages" Oh a novel;
sight. A ship sails across the face. Of.
-.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-11
BASE BALL.

" Whether Wilmington is to have first
class base ball club the coming season, is
the perplexing topic among our sporting
fraternity. The forming of club is now
earnestly spoken Of, but the great draw
back is the money, which will be neces.
sary to procure grounds, etc. Where are
the persons who are willing to subscribe
about 81 500, the smallest sum on which
a first-class club could be started. 1t has
been said that Lsfferty would be consented
to stay at home and pitch, providing q
good team would be organized. Let the
question be decided soon.
THE OLD QUrCKsTEP TO BE REVIVED.
The revival of the old Quickstep seems
to be on the increase as the season ap
proaches. The ground over the Marke
street bridge seems to be the choice for the
present season, and the prospects of good
club are already Frightening. Many of
our leading citizens have already signifed
their willingness to aid by their support,
if a good nine is put in the field. There
are several players mentioned, amongst
them being, Lafferty, Strattan, Fisher,
Kelly, and other prominent players will
beheard from this week. A meeting will
be called ia few days, when the results
will be made known.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-11
HEAVY SNOW STORM.

A DISPATCH Prom CHEYENNE W. r. MARCH
9th SAYS:
A storm exceeding In violence aud duration
that ofany previous season set In at II P. M.
on the Sth inst, continuing without abate-
ment until noon to-day, the wind ranging
;u velocity from fifty to sixty four miles
per hour, carrying snow with it and drift
ing 1t In banks ten to fifteen feet high in
this city. So far only one roof has given
away. 1t extended from Bitter Creek on
the west to Julesburg on the east. A great
number of the cuts are level full ofsnow and
all trains on the Union Pacific, Denver
Pacific and Colorado Central are either side
tracked or showed in. The plows stationed
here have been shovelled out, and to-mor-
row morning if the storm, which has not
wholly ceased, does not cease, they will be
vigorously manipulated Passenger trains
No. 8, of the Sth and 9th, are lying at
North Platte; No. 4, of the sth, at Bitter
Creek, and No. 4, Of the 9th, at Green
River. Freight train No. 6, is reported
showed in at Separation, and the emlgrant
west bound train of yesterday near Bush
nell. The Denver Pacific train Is side track
ed at Carr, and the Colorado Central be-
tween Collins and Lovelsnd. There is no
reliable evidenc, of individuals having
been lost In the snow 10 this vicinity,
though there are many rumors to that
effect There is no Communication north,
whittier many freight outfits are now travel
Ing and probably the loss of stock will be
great if not of life.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-11
ANOTHER CENrENARIAN.

Rev. John ~Collision, of the Methodist
ministry, who departed his lite at Milford,
on the 27th Of February, was the Oldest
man On the Peninsula, his age being one
hundred and one years, six months and
twsnty>one days +! He was born in Caroline
county, Md, and resided there all his long
life. He was converted In his seventeenth
year and remained . member and local
preacher in the Methodist church to the
end. His remains were buried at Union
Church, Union Center, in his native county.
A very large concourse OF people attended
the old mans funeral. His children, grand
children and great grandchildren now
living number eighty mine persons His
wife died several years ago.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-11
DOMESTIC.
WASHINGTON.

SCHEDULE N OF THE TARIFF BILL.
WASHINGTON, March. 10.-Schedule M
Of the Tariff bill, which relates to sundries,
was further considered by the Committee
On Way and Means to-day and amended as
follows: Dates, prunes and plums, re-
duced from eye. to &c. per pound epaulet-
tas, galloons, faces, knots, tassels, tresses
and wings Of gold, silver or other metal,
reduced from forty to thirty-ave per cent.
ad vslorem. The tax on essences, extracts,
toilet waters, hair dressings, restoratives
au,i dyes, tooth washes and pastes, aromatic
cschous or other like perfumeries or cos>
metics, by whatever name or names known,
used or applied perfumes or applications
to the hair, mouth or skin, was placed At
tifty per cent. ad valorem. Cologne water
or other periumery, of which alcohol FERNS
the principal ingredient. rum, essence or
oil, and all navoring extracts not otherwise
provided for, and bay rum, essence or oil,
were reduced from ffty to twenty-five per
cent. I'D valsrem. The rate on collodios
and other ethereal preparations or extracts
was nxed at Soc. per pound, and on pocket
knives of all descriptions forty-fve Fer
cent. ad vAlorem.
ANOTHER sHIPLoAD OF EXHIBITS.
At the request Of Commissioner -General
Mccormick, the Secretary of the Navy, has
directed that another vessel, the Constella-
tion, be detailed to carry goods to the Pari,
Exposition. She will leave Annapolis in {
few days for New York, where she will b
loaded. She win be commanded by Captain
James A. Greer.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-11
Sherif-s Office, New
CHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue of writ of L-var rvu
me directed, will be exposed to puAgI
at the Lafayette Hotel, 81 shiplpy ii
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip in the ciydN
mington, New Cast Ie County. .,elasM
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of M!Sf
1878. rl
at 2 o'clock, p re. Il
The following described Real EgtsA !
All that certain lot or niece OF lautTI
n three story brick house thereon All
kuewn as lhe "Washington House n
ate | q the Ctty'f Wilmington, count
tate, Aforesaid. bounded and jesCrNI
fol lows, to W /: feginning on 'h'V|
erlv side o. Market ST.. at the dlSiae|
43 feet 10 inches from the nortnerl !
Of second street thence passing 6y 4
outside of the southerly gable wall d
Brick Messuage or Tavern House ahu
feet 7 inches to ths back corner III
house A. feet inches from + e nerA 1
Of second street, thence westerly aud
allel to second street about Y feet h
ea,teIly size of Shipiey ,reet, theneT
the same northerly q ieet6k lncneshH
easterly paraiiel TO second street, lNit
inches TO the Aforesaid side Of Mark
thenc3 down the same southerly EA
inches to the place of beginning beths
tenIs thereof what they may BOokl1
8, page IG6, &c.
Sc 'zed anh taken in execution as Nj
perty of William Silver ard Eliza !,
wife, and Jos. Hopes and Annie hl
t. It's, AID TO be sold by
ISAAC GRUB .SMI
Sherifrs Office, New Castle, Feb tOE
feb2G-ts
The Morning herald., 1878-03-11
NHERlFES SALE.

By virtue of writ Of Levar III
to me directed, will be exposed 10 Nl
sale. atthe LaIay cite Hotel. "a shlpAI
kept by George q, Ortip, in the w
Wilmington, New Castle county, Dei'I
on ...,. ~
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF Marh
at 2 O'Clock. p. NJ, j
The following described Real Esta9 v.
All that certain lot OF land wllls1
story brick dwelling house thereG.
uste in the city of Wilmington, OGals
and described asf"llows. to wilt: Begun
at the we terry side of Jackson stree,
tween Linden aud Ma 'le streets al Nc
ire of the p arty wall between THIS Sm
adjoining house on the south anIN
distance of 66 feet fIom the northefg
Of Maple rect. thence ives erly 'GrN
the centre of said wall and parsI..
Maple street, 65 ieet 6 inches " a%,
thence northerly parallel to Jacksols ~,
10 feet 10 co ner. thence easIerIy pna
TO the first mentioned line and MspES
through the centre of an alley De!wssa t',
and tue adjoining dweIli"g OF JI' Wv
Crossley on the north 65 feet 6 lnchesT
Aforesaid westerly side of JacRsolMs
and thanct thereby southerly 10 les,S
rlace of heStnuing, be the conteh's"'
what they may. A.,
Seized and taken in execution asM, y,
perty of Charles Manuel aEd EllzaOeN
wife, and tits, and to be sold BY ,,,,
ISAAC CRUDE, slS
Sheriffs ONCE, New Castle. Feo. "
The Morning herald., 1878-03-11
SOCIETIES..

MEETING THIS (MoNDAy) EVENING.
Delaware Lodge, No. /, 1. o. o. F., al
Odd Fellows Hall.
Herman Lodge, No. 20, I. o. o. F., a,
Odd Fellows Hall.
Wilmington and Brandywine Couucil No
3, o. U. A. NJ. at Mechanics Hall, 21e
King street.
Wilmington Council N. s Jr. O. U. A. NJ
at Jr. O. I. A. NJ. Hall, Fifth and Market
streets.
Enterprise Circle B. u. G. A., at Hall sos
Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. l, K. of p, a
Knights of Pythias Hall, Ell Market street
Washington Lodge, No. "A. o. of G. F.
at McClary's Building.
Star of Bethlehem Division, No, Z, 8. o
T., Ninth and French streets.
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, l. o. R. NJ, at th,
Maris' Building, Sixth and shipley streets
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SHERIFF SALES.
l,H ERIFF's SAIL.

BY virtue Of = WI Of I.fvari Facias 70
me directed, will be rXiG ae'i TO public sale
at the Lafayetle tioin. 81 Shipley street,
kept by George .Oi iH, In the CIty oi
Wilmington, New Castle county. delaware.
on &
"WEDNESDAY. the lS h day of March, 1878
at . Sci OK i NJ. 10
The following described Heal Estate. viz:
All that ceIlain lot or parrs' M land with
q two soy name house thereon erected,
situated 10 the city Of tWilmiugtnn, bounded
to the no Inward bs the middle distance
between Queen Hanover sbee's, To tGe
westward uy Tatnall street 70 The north
ward by Hanover strteS. aud TO the east.
~ard and II, 7, Inward by a lot held by Johu
Flitcher ou .rou,-d reot, lie the contents
ther of what they may. hook y, Vol. .,
page 42', &c.
S,ized anh taken IN execr ton rs the pro-
perty of Patrck Campbell and Caroline E.,
his wife, and g, and to be sold by
ISA AC GRUBR, Sheriff.
Sheriti's Office, New Castle. Feb. 70, 1878.
Feb 2l-tS.
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The trader insisted In accusing him, how.
ever, saying he could get his hands out o.
the iroDs. He then drew his knife and cul
the mars throat, and afterward cut the
head off and threw It overheard. Theothel
passenger, who was bathed in blood, ya'
helpless ana too terrified to call for assist
ance. The brutal murderer then attempted
to throw the body overheard, but flding II
fast by the wrist, hs cut around tue wrist
broke the bone across his knee, and thus
freeing the body threw it into the water
The crime must have been accomplished
very rapidly and with great silence, since IT
was not discovered until daylight. The
murderer was handed over to the captain Of
the Port In Iquique.