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ESTRAY NOTICE.

EsTRAYED-before W. S. Calohan, J. p. Preet.
No. ], Blanco Co, one gray horse. about years
cid, IL hands high, branded on left shoulder
One dun horse, about l3JS hands high. years
old, hind foot white, branded II on left shoui-
der.
One sorrel horse, Is hands high, both hind feet
white. also right fore fost white and white stresk
in face, branded or lconnected) and about ii
years old.
One bay horse, shout il years old, Il hands
high, branded &c.
Witness my hand, March g. ISIS.
wM. N. MccAKTT.
April e-3w CLERK Z. c. BlaDeo Co.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
By MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

Juan Antonio Hernandez was huHg at
Refugia Texas on Wednesday for murder
He protested his innocence to last, and
named the guilty parties.
Colonel Mcleod, Of the mounted polics
10 to b stationed ut Ottawa this winter. A
reorganization OF the force 10 contemplated
similar to the Australian system.
A Victoria British Colunbia) de.patch
says the Royal Commission found that the
late Governor of the Province had not been
guilty of attempting to bribe member oI
Parliament.
William Rsab, employed at one of tn.
ore mines near Rsston Pa, while working
at the m nth OF the N inc Thursday morn
ing lost hts balance aHd fell to the bottom
of the shaft, distance Of 119 feet. He wa
Instantly killed.
The tretting horses Rarus, Sweetxer
Calmar, and ADELAIDE are now at Chico
Cal. Thursday, sweetzer trotted agains
time, to beat Judge Fullerton's record o
2.90L. The first heat was made in 2.17l,
and the second In ais. Adelaide and Gel
mar were matched for purse Of $500, tn
latter winning in 2.SsH and 2.S7.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
AMUSEMEN TS.

Miss Helen Potter will make her arst ap.
pearancs In Wilmin, ton on Wednesday
evening next, at the land Opera House.
Asa reader and persohator of different
lecturers and readers, Miss Potter is unsur.
assed.
Master Aug. V. Benham, the wonderful
boy pianist and Mr.. and Miss a B. Ben
hem, vocolists will also appear; ssms date
Miss Kate Putnam with her comedy
company will be at the Opera House OF
Friday evening next, the 29th instant, she
will appear as Little Nell. The March.
ioness, in Old Curiosity Shop, supported by
power full company. 4
James T. Field, L. L. D., of Boston will
deliver two lectures in the Opera House on
the evening of December sixth and
seventh.
On Thanksgiving night, Mr.. Sam Hem
pls and q fine company from the Walnut
street Theatre. Philadelphia, will present
"Our Boarding House." The mention o.
Mr.. Hemple's name, is alone sufficient tt
secure crowded house.
Madame Janaushauk will be with US OF
the S0th. -- .-'.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
ANNIVERSARY.

rnR yrxrY FOURTH ANNIvERsARf OF t.
UArovrR srRRRf SABBATH SCHOOL LAST
NIGHr--PRIzBs AWARDED.
Last evening the Sabbath school OF the
Hanover Presbyterian church celebrated
its sixty fourth anniversary, The exercised
and singing by tho member Of the school
was very good sndr the entertainnneni
'tbrouehout was conducted IN most cred'
itAble manner, Tbs infant class sdid re,
Insrksbls well in their parts. The exercises
lssfcd over two houss. Rev. ]. W. kays
delivered On address, ]. Harmsn,, recited
HTne Dream,D Rev. I Msrks psetor, pre-
seated premiums TO Miss Marie I. Steven
son for not being abseut one Sunday dur
ins the year; TO Miss Nellie Parker fof tn
infant class for reciting catechism; to no
liner Hopkins vhow was absent but one SAB
bath during during the year. There wer!
other pfemiufns to be awarded but they had
not arrived. The persons who were TO hcv.
received them were: Mary Burnside, d
Walker, Lizzie Jones.
Miss Marie Stevenson received anothel
premium for reciting the whole gospel D.
Marks, .C y .U.
Mr.. Mark spoks fttiugly 10 remembrance
ct The close OF D. W. Campbell formerl!
supsriutepdent of the school, who died Z
Wheeling W. Va. some months ago. W
II. Pyle take his place; two members OF 10
sunday school also died during the veal
Messrs. Bertha Rudolph and Ada Fierce.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
JAMES T. FIELDS.

We are glad to hear that the another Of
those excellent books; Yesterdays with
Authors" and ''Underbrush" will visit our
city and deliver two lectures on the even>
iugs of Jan. 9Th and 7th In the Grand
Opsrs House. ALI who heard him last
winter were delighted and viii be glad to
welcome him again.
The Boston Journal, in speaking of Mr..
Fields lectures In that city, says:
"No man in our country. perhaps In the
world, 10 better fitted for the task Of calling
the attention of the people to their ne ,lect
of the pure English literature than Mr.
Fields. Born with poetic taste, and
nourished in the store-house of literature,
he has the advantage OF wide personal &C.
quaintance with modern English and
American anthors, ,snd his memory is richly
stored with the pearls which fell from their
lips, and Incidents connected with their ap-
pesrance and daily life. With . pleasant
voice he spoke for an hour, In such de-
lightful vein as to enlist the closest atten-
tior and with the frequent applause of hi
suditors.n
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
wILMINGToN's TRuANT BOYS.

The Chester Times Of yesterday says,
three boys, named Robert Mckinney, Jas
Morrow and Joseph Morrow, had gotten or
a freight train at Wilmington for the pur.
pose Of gathering wslnuts in the country,
but when the train got to where they
wanted to get off 1t was going too fast. and
they were carried into Philadelphia. The
boys then tried to beat their way back to
Wilmington on q passenger train, but the
conductor would not carry them through
20 he put them of at this city yesterday
. ternoon, and gave them in charge of OH.
GERS Hooff and Ireland. They were placed
IN the lodger's room until morning, and
tn IN sent on their wav home.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
BROCKEY TOM AGAIN.

Thomas Garsigby, Alias ''Brockey Tom
Who was released on bail from New Castle
jail on Thursday. having been indicted 70,
entering Rswnsley's segar store, which case
has been continued until the next term O,
.ourt, was arrested yesterday afternoon st
Fourth and Market streets BY U. 8, Marshal
McMullen for violating the U. 8. laws by
removing unstsmped segsrs fvomR awnsley'i
store. he obtained bail and was again re-
leased. Garrighy will be given hearing be.
fore Hanson Hsrnan Esq., acting in plac,
|of o. 8. Commissioner Smith.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
OUR KEY STONE NEIGHBoRs.


The Sheriff Of Elk county 10 named Oys-
ter, and he 70 said to be good Que.
The expenses OF the late election in
Chester county amounted to $1,6s2,90.
The Philadslphia 4 Reading Railroad po
lice raidsd gang Of tramps and captured
twenty two. tesshsly.
Partridge are 90 much hunted in various
parts Of the Tenn. that they are leaving
the woods and taking refuge in the towns.
West Chester has . colored man who
uses board instead of . hod in takine
bricks tothe top of the house, which b,
carries on his head.
A young girl in Luzerne county, In Penn
sylvsnis while carrying . pail Of slscket
lime up stairs, fell, causing the liquid Il
spread over her face and literally burIlint
out her eyes.
The Pennsylvania r abroad Company ART
Introducing ''hotel cars" attached to Ger
rain trains, making It unnecessary for pas
ssngers to get out at the stations for tn,
purpose OF "sesing . man."
There will bs two brothers in the love-
house Of the Psnnsylvsnis legislature thi,
yssr-David Emery, Of Titusville, Cswfor
county, and Louis Emery, Jr., OF Brsdfori
Mexican county, both Republicans and Of
producers.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
N 8. K. A.

The Moral Suasion Reform Association
hold rousing meeting last night. II. D,
Mc1ntire, presided. Addresses were made
BY Msssrs. Summons, Richardson, Moore,
Luton, King, Lynch, Monk, Cook, Rund
Icy, Morrow, and Mr.. McGilligan, ex>P Presi-
dent of the Lsndenberg NJ. 8. r. A. Solos
we're sung by Prof. q. Stevens of Baltimore
Select readings by Messrs. 8. ". Loonus
and Phelps. A grand advertisement was
announced for Thanksgiving night, Mis-.
rillie Somers will be present. Admission 1s
cente. .s-E ...
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
SOCIETIES.

xx1rIHs THIS (sArUIDAr) HyENINs.
|, Lenspe tribe No. ., l. o. R. NJ, In Naris
Building. g3,
Mechanics Locge, No. 4, LOO. f.. at
Odd Fellows Hall.
+ Lafayette, Ne. Q, K. of P, ct K. OFF,,
Hall. ~ go. 49,.
Jefferson Council, No. 10 o, q. A N.
Mechanics Hall, 2i9 King street.
Edea Division, Noe SOFT. AsClary
Building.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
LOCAL NOTES

q Tunablers, IS cents per dozen, at Law
yonss COS Market street. ..f1
= Glas. sets. four articles, IS cents Law
toni, g 05 Market street. .r5at.,
SO crayons for holiday presents, st SUITE
terlsy's. 500 Market street. 4o
Blank books and ststiopery cheap u
GIBBONS, 206 Market street. s, @sEs .sf.
q The Amerisan Rifie's fair commences IN
the Institute Hall on Thanksgiving night.
The cheapest place to get playing. cards
and games Of al kind Gibbons eo6 Market
street. ---. ,.s, ....,-...
Rabbit pot.pis for lunch tonight at Y
O'Clock at Bsbeock's, corner Fifth and VI
ange streets. r.
Wanted-a general agent for the STATE
of Delaware, best thing in Amefics, very
email capital. Apply for ten days 70 Chss.
Bolton, Swan Hotel ,4th and Market streets'
Wilmington. g. Cd & baz ,s.. --l1s lE
Ross Philsdelphis store, No. l16 Markei
! ! street, has juss received large stock OF tnt
latest styles Of hats, gloves necksiee ETC.
which win be sold low, hosiery and under
clothing at less than nsnufactures prices
fHI regular weekly Bible CLAN WIN b
held in the, rooms Of the Ysung Asn''
Christian Union this evening, at TN
O'Clock, for the study Of the Internattens
Sunday School lesson. Prof. VIM. A. Rey-
nolds will conduct the services. AL An
cordially invited.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23

NOTLCE.-Nsw milk and cream store
~ commencing on Monday tho 2sth. To
ali parties wanting flrst class milk and
cream are requested 10 call, or send there
order to 406 M sdihen st., whore am pre-
pared to deliver 1t, at any time Of the day
TO my customers, By keeping Q good ar
ticle and square dealing. hope to meet q
fair share OF the public patronage.
Respectfully Yours
+r.- Mr.. WILSON
400 Madison 81.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
MEDICAL
|I3!|!||'|l|!|!

Byits great and thorough purifying proper:
~, 11nnors frora the worst scrofula to common
Biotch, Pimple, or Errptions Mercurial disease
and vigorous health and sound constitution estaS. stab
iisbed Erysipelns, salt-Fheum, Fever soress eeay
=. iSo.vh skin in short, all diseases caused by bad
blood are conquered by this powerful, purifying and
EspecialIy has il manifested its potency in qSng
Tetter. Rose Rash, Boils, Carbunelcs, sort stSs
scrUfuious sores and swellinRA White svN ! -
Goitro or Thick Neck, and Enlarged Giands
m Won feel dull drowsy, debilitated, have salow
color Of skim or yellowish-brown spots on faee or
mouth internal heat or chills alternated with hot
nshes low spirits and gloomy forebodings Irregular
apnetife and tongue coated, you are suffering nom
1ePpsd Liver. Or .Bniousne.s" In many cases Of Of
experienced. As q remedy for all such cases Dr.
PIerces Golden Medical Discovery mas no equal a.
IL efIects perfect and radical cures.
In the Cure OF Bronchits, Severe Coughs, and the
early stages OF Consumption Il has astonished the
medical faculty, and eminent physicians pronounce
IL me greatest medical discovery OF the age. While
cnres the seyerest Coughs strengthens the system
ana purines the blood. Sold by druggists;
| RV PIERCE, NJ. D., Propr, w ofids Dlspensary
and Inyalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N I.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
A FAMILY or MIGRANTS KILLED
BY INDIANS.

CIxcrxNArI, Nov. ga special des.
patch says John Taylor, with bis vile and
two children and Miss Clutz left Spring.
Aeld, Missouri, IN awagon, for Colorado.
sone two months ago. Nothing Was heard
from them until few days ago, when Q
letter roosiyed from Miss Clutz stated that
Indiana hsd captured the party and muir
dered them all except herself. She WAS Of
tsrSards rescued by UBited States troops.
The lstssr graphically describes the ngh'
with the indians, about twenty OF whom
were killed and wounded before capturing
Taylor? - i..f. .--f.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
OUR CHURCHES.

Union N. E. church, corner Fifth and
Washington streets, Rev. J. B. Mann pas.
tor. Services 1880 a. m. an d 7.S0 D. m,
Sermons by Rev. r. f. Plummsr and w. J.
Stephenson D. D. at Grace church. The
public are cordially invited. Seats free.
trangcrs welcome.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
sTAMMERING CURED.

DR.. L R. Aldrich 90 celebrated In curing
stammsring and all other impedimsnts Of
speech has opened an Office at COS Market
street over the Delaware Fire Ins. Co.'S of-
fce. His success in curing that distressing
malady has not been equsled In any coun-
try and all persons who wish to be relieved
should avail themselves of this opportunity
at once. Il.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
LYNoHMa IN KENTUCKY.
c..sryIn rurnHxnHs Or \ MICRO ssA
! 7,slrSLH oHNH.

r,,.r.tr rurfsRn1He or NEGRO SeA
1 1lHlrSLH cHnH.
a Louisville, despstch; Nov. n, says;
an Tuesday list IN oldhsm eounty. ky-
George wnlians, colored, assd ssvs,sssn,
assaulted and outraged an sieht-yard>oio
.i.ushtsr Of Deputy Sheriff jack Barbour,
II Louisville. Williams was incaFsersseo'
nus last night . body Of about thirty
masked men rDds mp to the jail at ts&rsnee
And took him from his cell. No Va
nlsesd in the nids' Of the squad sno tne
nsrtv immedistely hurried out Of eown ~
Ths roed toward Buekner's Station. Inc
1hi.g va done In very quiet manner,
thsrs heinr bat little poiss or sxeitenens.
.rhe nor obeyed the ordsrs Of one Of their
nunbsr, who sssAsd 70 have oesn cnoss1
SIoout four miles west Of Lagrange and
hslf I mile east Of Bsekssr's Station they
.truag the young negro up TO large tree
on Mr.. Ovsrstrest's farm, only few rodi
north OF the Short Lins Railroad track,
Aiter the hanging the mob dispersed M ane
left the body sWingtnK IN the s'r. I'M
corpse was partially hidden from passer'
on the railroad BY the bushes along tn'
tack, but the head Of the negro was plain
II yisibls and was seen by several psseer
sers on the Short Line train this morniog
fhe rineleaders Of the mob arc stu at large
mo attempt TO arrest them having beeI
made. Whether Jalisr Russell made AM
Effort 70 protect the prisoner 70 unknown.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

CIxcIHNATI, Nov. GA special dsa
patch ssys the boiler Of the engine OF the
Cooperative Coal Company. Springfield
H.. exploded last evening, the water hav'
ing been allowed TO get too low.
Edward Dalton, Q blacksmith, was hurlet
several yards away and his skull fractured
He 10 now lying at the point of death.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
THE CAT o'NINR TAILS.

Tomorrow the prisoners convicted at the
present tern of court, for this week will be
publicly whipped in the jsil yard ct New
Castle. Among those to be whipped are, ].
henry Mcintyre, John, Alias Whitley Nc
Call and John Mealy.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
A REMARKABLE CURE.

We call attention to . most remarkable
cure Of stanmering, by DR.. Aldrich whose
rooms are at sos Market street. The graf
itnde Of his patient has led him to give the
following certificates:
WILMINGTON, Nov. "a, 1873.
This u to certify that have had very
painful lmpcdiment in my speech all my
nfes have now been under the treatment
OF Dr. Aldrtch only one day and can now
read and speak quite finentiy I think there
- NO csse Of stammorfng that will not
yield to his treatment.
Yours Respectfully,
W, @, GARRETT.
.h.T WILMINGTON, Nov. "a, ISIS.
We the undersigned citizsns OF Whining.
ton have witnessed the great improve
mont in thespeech Of young Miss Garrett
and We cneerfully recommend the Doctors
treatment to others.
JosEFH W. vAND1aRIFT.
ag JOSIAH MCCALL.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
DIR. sAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY

10 matter Of how long standing. The liquid remedy
may be snped or better applied BY the use % o.t1 o. Dr
menf vet Invented with which fluid medicine can be
carried HIGH UP and PERFECTLY APPLIED ~ alI
parts Of the affected nasal passages, ano tne "
sores and ulcers frequently exist, and fEon ten
the catarrhal discharge generally proceeas "! US
accompanying each instrument DR.: sAGE's "a
tarrh Remedy cures recent attacks OF nCold In snf
snt to use containing no strong caustc drugs ot
poisons Catarrh Remedy and pouche s1ld py draG ;e
xistA PIEgfHE, H,l N. z, R;;p pfopS oria i'''-
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23

Al my friends can get 1ine lunch to.
night at = O'Clock at ?. J. Dabcock, corner
NftA and Orange streets.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
LOTTERIES.

s1 Prizes. amounting 70 (5paniss) s7boo0
Information furnished FREE. O.der
filled. PRICES cashed. Spanish Bank bill
and Governmenlsp purchased.
TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers
y Wall At. New Yorb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-15
Baltimore, geb, Trettag, ben Is Nldr, 1878

Waoi1on an cine 3eitung III Soma: yOapis
Yappe, einer unlerer braplten uHO tiid)ti9Iteu
jungen Seutideu, bat Srbre befoHlnlelI, ii6
bis ipdteltel18 am 2. lprll in leiuer Soeimatb
einSuiinoen, I'M preuBiideS &OnlmiBbroo Su
genteBen, nit anbereu gSorten, Soloat gu
iuerbcn. 9luf ben ibm bdufig gemafteu
Soridla9, bier gu 6leiben uno yOllen Sil=
lem" cine Naie Su breben, mas ia 10 mall
der AnOere thut, eripoerte unler preuBiidler
Hefrut, baB bic 9onlfription inn ipeiliger
bepege, mad 0euti6lanO suriidSufebren, ais
Der jest bier miithenbe SemperenSlAruinoel,
Der ibln oas $oierbleiben perleioe. llno 10
mub es fommen. yiidt allein nlei0en Die
ginwanberer ben Staat SODa, ionOern tiid)=
ti9e brape 2eute nansern aus oenlielben aus,
neil bier berrifliid)tlge pllrltanlld]e BIafien
uuo plaioirte llnterr0de init IN ben Sallen
Der @eietgeber iiber unb ben Son angebeu.
9tur Die gSeiu= unb SierflauIei nod mi0er-
ruieu, Sbr 6erren III OeS Wfoines - baum
lperoet Sbr fiuoen, OaB Sud &auienbe Salet
iagen tperben."
9tabe Sellepille, ST., bate iif that.
ia6lid eine yaolonie" Don l5-20 2anbitrei-
9ern aui frsr::bcm 8OOen nieOergeIaiieu. Ser
Sderiff bate ieine liebe Aotb, Die cramps"
81 pertrelben.
Die @eIebgebung Girgtnien'S s bat
$500 5ur 8tarfirllng Der grenSe Sluiiheu
Sir9inien uuD Warplaub, ipte iie nenlid Don
elmer pereini9tenSommiiiOn feitgeiteut muroe,
angepieien.
1ermauu 2inbe beiiuSet f9 in Su=
biauapo1iS, Snb. @r re3itirte an Oisn=
tags =albenOe Sbafeipeare'5 'ySulius @Giar."
SI s tua idleint Der Semperen5z zSaHa-
tismus III poler Sliitbe Su iteben. Sn mebz
rereu Srten baben Die Oturpieber bel ben
Wtuni,ipalluablen geiiegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-15
StaOt Saltim0re.

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Queen."-Dem Sun0eS @ommiiIqr Rnoers
murOen gefern gSm. @oburu, g8. $. 6om.
arb, s. pagan, 81. O'8ogle, 2llbarf atfin.
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81 Seal unO g8m. gtorris, Seeleute Der bris
ttllfen Sarte 1@gpies Queen," Die am 9ienz
tage Gnt Ole amAulOi9uu9 Der Nt.uterei
BON aunapoliS bierber ms bnli6s eta,
tIonSbans 9ebro6t mOreen wareu, uoraefiibrt.
Der @Ommiiidr itldte Iie fir ell bsute an.
Sulteuenoss Serb6r in'S @efdn9nlB. 0ies
Serlahren eriolgt aui 9(niuden 6eS britiid1en
aonlulS Danlel 8OnObue. Gapt, Same uuo
letn eriter Steuermann paren bei'm QSerb6re
su9e9sni Die Barrie liegt nod in anuapoIis.
Gtne anfla9e aaf 9ranbftiftung
bel @e!egenbelt oeS am Sonutdgs. abeHOe al
Sub.SonbftraBe itatt9ebabten 6euers bqben
Die @roBgei6worenen oes @riminalgeriftS
erbo6eu, aber Den yianen OeS 2tngelIaaten
nod ni6t genaunt.