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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-28

TnIns leaying Columbus al 40 P, y, and 62SA:h.
run daily. Through ChicaEa express leaves Columbus
daily, except Sunday, ltshAQ n NJ, With slerptns car
attached, kTiTihg ia Chicago h $50 next morning.
BsrthS en Be secured in advance ~ Union pepJt
Ticket haee, CAlunbas.
Pullnan's Palace Dnving Room slacplnE Cars
through without change from Stsheuville lnd Co!uIs-
bus V cineinnld, Louisville, indianapolis and 81
Louis.
Fur through Tickets Bsrsass Cheeks, Sleeping csr
accommodations, and any iurther information, sPply
70 JOS. ". BEELErILLE, Ticket AEent At Pan
neEtofce, under Meiare Ho1sa, wheeling.
D. ". CALDWELL,
Genl Manager, Columbus, q.
[. IN. FELTON,, in,
W. L ofBRIES,
denr Pas4 and Ileist Agsn. cOluubas, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-28
GRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

PIN In he BScE, After Taking,
Dinness Of Vision, Premature Old Are, and many
other Diseases that lead to Insanity or Consumption
pamphlet which We desire 70 send free by mall %
every one, n1- The Specific Meileine Il sold by all
druggists At 81 PEI package, or six packages for SIS, or
VIII b sent frea by mall on receipt Of the money BY
undressing THE GRAY MEDICINE Co,
No. 10 Mcdaniel RiOek, DETROIT, MicH.
Sold 10 Wheeling BY LAUGHIN BROS. 4 co.,
Wholesale and Retail Agents, and by all Druggists
everywhere iA4-d6T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-28
BALTIMORE &oH1o RAILROAD CO.

@RWa=sEE@
On .nd ..er May u, 1875, Passenger Tnius viii
run n tolloSs-whcelIng Time:
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PErROLEuX V. Massey,
ReformkT and FindnceT.
USEFUL IMPORTATION.


COMMERCIAL MEASURE.
IS drachms l onuce.
10 ounces l pound.
IA pounds | stone.
IS pounds l quarter.
4 quarters ! cwt.
2,240 pounds ! ton.
SQUARE MEASURES. W
IN square inches l square foot.
8 square feet l square yard. l'
got square yards l square rod. a
40 square rods l square rood.
4roods ! square acre.
$40 square acres ! square mile.
CUBIC MEASURE.
A cubic foot has | rs inches.
An ale gallon has 2S2 cubic inches.
A wine gallon has 23l cubic inches.
B. A dry gallon has 26S $40 cubic inches.
A bushel has 2,l50 4-l0 cubic inches.
A cord OF wood has l2s cubic feet.
ton OF round timber has 10 cubic feet
A ton OF hewn timber has 50cubic feet.
A pile of wood 4 feet high, 4 feet broad,
and 5 feet long, makes ! cord.
A box 24xl6 in. % deep, contains l Dbl.
A box l6xlG! In, 8 deep, contains 1
bush.
A box sxSl in, s deep. contains / peck.
A box 4x4 In, 4! deep, contains half
peck.
A box 4x3 In, q deep contains q quart.
TABLE OF DISTANCE.
An acre contains 4,s+O square yards.
200 feet long by 200 feet wide Is acre.
A mile is $3.50 feet or ], 100 yards.
A league is three miles.
A fathom is 8 feet.
A cubit is . feet.
A hand is 4 inches. .r.
A palm Is 3 inches.
A space is 3 feet.
A span Is l0t inches. ID
LIQUID MEASURE. i.
A barrel holds 81! gallons.
A hogshead holds So gallons.
A tierce holds 42 gallons.
A puncheon holds 81 gallons.
A pipe holds 252 gallons.
A tun holds 259 gallons.
BARRE MEASURE.
A barrel Of -four Is 1876 lbs.
A barrel OF pork is 200 lbs.
A barrel OF riceis 600 lbs.
A firkin OF butter is SO lbs.
A tub OF butter is S4lbs.
ENGLISH MEASURE.
u inches make ! foot
3feet make l yard.
yards makes ! fathom.
l6! feet make ] rod.
4rods make l chain.
10 chains make l furlong.
furlongs make ! mile.
8 miles make | league.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28
SAILS AT AUCTION.


UcTIoS SALE THIS DAY SruEsDAY,;.
n TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.
ALL THE ELEGANT FURNITURE WORKS OF ART. &C.,
IN PRIVATE RESIDENCE
100 WEST 23D ST.. NEAR 9TH Av.,
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK.
WINDSOR SQUARE GRAND PIANOFORTE.
STEINWAY UPRIGHT PIANO,
RICH PAKLOR SUITS COVERED IN SATlNS,
LIBRARY, CHAMBER AND DINING FURNITURE.
n B-sALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE.
PARLORS CONTAIN Snits covered in crimson satin,
with yer putting Reception Chairs and Rockers in
silks; Cabinets Taoles nlad mxrquetry bois de
rose Centre and Console Tables Etageres Encoignuros
Podestais Music Cabinets Essss, Pier Manel Mir
rors lace Ormolu Mantel Sets 6Oday
Clocks: also large coLlection Of
MODERN AND ANTIQUE BRONZE
GROUPS STATUES, &C
CHAMBER SETS, nlaid and plain Dressing Cases
Bureaus Bedsteads Washstands Chiffon niers hair and
spring Mattresses. Bostsrs Pillows sheets Quilts Suits
es Brussels and ingram Carpets lace Curtains Clocks
Bookcaes Library Tables. Desks, Ladies' Escroire and
Workable Books, &c.
DINING ROoM--BuEet; Extensiou Table. side Tables.
Chars silver Cabinet, China Glass and Silver Ware, Cut
lery Bu.ers Tray Maryn's hre and burglar proof Safe
&c; Hall Stand and Chairs, Hall and Stair Carpets and
Rods; Furniture Of Kitchen and servants apart
ments; over 400 lots by catalogue.
LUKE FITZGERALD. Auctioneer.
N. B.-Goods packed and shipped. Take 9th 7Jh
23d st stage TO door.
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RIO CHARTER FOR ExCURsioNs--srRAMERs aEN
sedgwick aud Fort Ice: Bargcs Caledonia, Repubiic
Harvest Queen and Anua; also Excelsior PARK Rartss
Beach. Oriental Columbia. Iona Island aud Cold Sorina
street terry.
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DARIs EXPOSITION AND CONTINENTAL TOURS -
ally conducted parties and special excursions to
Paris Exposition June ~ July and July IL. Gail
for progrmnme. American aud European General Tourist
Tickle. Office I'll Broadway OF Chambers LIVE
A ALDEN Managers Excursions to all summer resorts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28

COASTWlSE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFlC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMrASY's LINE
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA. CENTRAL and
SOUTH AMERICA SANDWICH ISLANDS, NEW YEA
LAND. AUSTRALIA, BRITISH CoLuMBlA, WASH
pier loot OF Canal ST. North River.
For SAN FRANCISCO. via IsTHMUS OF PANAMA.
Steamship ACAPULCO. Friday. May 81
connecting for Central and South AmcricO.
From SAN FHANClSC0 10 JAPAN and CtiINA:-
snip CITY or PEKING....... Monday. July
From SAN FRANCISCO TO SANDWICH IsLAADs,
AUSTRALIA aud NEW ZEALAND
Steamship AUSTRALIA. Monday, june 10
For freight passage apply At tho company's Office
q Bowling Green. Ne
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
CHURCH FAIR.

A fair in behalf Of St. James Church, at
Lowering Avenue and DUPONT streets, will
be opened In tho basement of the church on
the 18th inst, Saturday two weeks.
There will be FIVE tables presided over as
follows: The church table, by Rev. Father
Hochkeppsl and Mrs. Ahrens and Mrs
Chapman. iSodaliry table, by Misses Mary
Ann Jordan, sallie Bonner and Lizzie Liv-
soy Fancy table, by Misses Louise Hart
man and Lizzie Bicts; Refreshment table, by
Mrs. Latimer, Mrs. Mshony, Mrs. Bacon,
and Miss Kate McElwee; Pho Mono Literary
Society Table, by Mr.. VIM. J. Gibbons, as
sisted by ladies and members of the Society.
The church 10 greatly in need of pecuniary
help, and those donating any trlhe or at-
tending the fair will aid In deserving
charity. Beautiful and useful articles, among
them sewing machine and silver wart
will be chanced off.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES.

New moon tonight. uTs2p
Straw hats are seen on the streets.
The lawn mower hummeth in the front
yards. n aas
School boys and girls are now thinking
OF their vacation. Ha
Improvement is the order of the day
Aong Shiplsy street.
Joseph Daniels water sprinkler broke
down yeBterday afternoon.
Mr.. <. 8. r. Butler, newsdealer, will
erect . cottage ct Reh0both.
The cutters and crossings at Fifth and
Shipley streets are being repaired.
Delaware avenue presents . beautiful
appearance st this season of the year.
The new Board of Health 10 to be elected
at the meeting of che City Council to
night.
The drinking fountains about the city
have received . coat Of paint, which add
much to their appearance.
We ask our readers to kindly remember
that st. Paul's Fair is now open, and Is .
centre of attraction for the beautiful, th,
young, tho wise and the charitable CT
there and pass q pleasant evening, and sI
the same time aid noble charity. :"
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
A FISHY STORY.

Yesterday Charles Ferguson, who Is q
fish huckster, purchased lot Of fish from
q wholesale dealer by the name Of VIM
Thompson. After Ferguson had sold the
fish he came back to settle for them. A
difference of so cents was discovered bs'
tween the price he wanted to pay for them
snd what Thomas bill called for. Aftel
some alteration Ferguson consented Il
make up the deficiency by returning some
fish which he still had remaining. The fish
we're then removed, but Ferguson repented
and attempted to take them back wher
Thomas showed him away from the stall
This Ferguson seemed to think was enough
to warrant him in bringing suit for assault
and battery which he did before Esquire
Brady, who dismissed the case.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02

able 10 it's people-his only constituents--
for any neglect or misuse of the trust re-
posed in him by them. The people Of
Maryland or Pennsylvania have neither Q
moral nor political right to take him to task
for ought. The Same reasoning applies to
the Representative in Congress. If our
Representative 10 not the concreted or
embodied political power Of the State
how WAS It that tho grandfather Of Senator
Bsyard made jefferson President Of the
United States, BY the vote Of Delaware'
which, in that contest, was equal to that
of Virginia, with her ton votes In Congress
instead Of ono from our State. There 10 4
smack of imperialism about this dogma
which forebodes no good to the Common
wealth. '
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
NINDOO I'M EUROPE.

An English opposition journal regards
the act Of bringing the native troops Of In
dia to Europe to fight the battles of their
eonquerors az one of great signifca noe. II
is thought to mark an epoch; and it is
hinted that the East Indian subjects of the
Queen Or Empress cannot fail 10 be made
conscious by it Of their growing power and
importance. England has not been gsn-
tle and affectionate mother to her con-
queried provinces; but she has taught
them the art Of war, and put them in q
condition to defend themselves far more
effectively than they were able to do GEN.
tury ago, when their country was ovsrrun
by the East India Company. For great
many years past the Indian army in the
service of the British Government has
been about 100000 men. The British
army proper. composed Of British and
Irish, has never, We believe, beenIso large
as the above East India force, and for
some reason it has always been difficult
for the Government to raise great army.
Probably the principal reason has beer
that appointments to offices have not de-
pended on merit. This rule, We regret tc
say, practically exists in this country, bui
for the good of the nobility and gentry
It Is next 70 impossible for man to rise
from the ranks; and there is hence nc
temptation to ambitious spirits to enlist.
The French Government, by pursuing q
different course has never found it difficult
to raise an army.
It is not beyond the range of possibility
that in the event of Great Britain becom.
ing deeply involved in q European wal
her subjects, who are held in subsection
by the instrumentality Of their country-
men. may seize the opportunity to revolt.
1t Is difficult to understand how 100000.
OOo people could be held in subjection BY
nation only one fifth Of their number, and
distant from them seven or eight thousand
miles. p, ..-.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

The towsboat Warner, from New Orleans
for st. Louis, exploded near Memphis,
Tenn, yesterday. All on board arc bes
lieved to have been lort. d.. ~ VA l.t
Tho race for the great Metropolitan
stakes (handicsp) took place At the Epsom
spring meeting yesterday. The Duke Of
wsstminster's brown hlly Kids was the
winner. T2i t"." ~,
Daaisl Kslbfus. tho wsll.known lawyer
and stump-speaker, Of Mauch Chunk, Pa,
Kirkbrids's Hospital for treatment. His
friends hope his health win be fully restored
In . few months. ,3lr -, wv, .
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
HERALD NOTES.

The Syracuse police have donned the
Derby hat. +,
A Biddeford (Me.) lady has taught her
large. Newfoundland dog to carry the train
| OF her dress.
A Michigan farmer recently sold one wal-
nut tree for the sum Of $S76. 1t was Of the
curly variety. ,.E.-au .."a u
Eleven deer viii be lot loose in the Green
Mountains this summer by game associa-
tion of Rutland, vt. .... '.]
Gov. Hubbard, of Texas, has issued arms
and ammunition for guards for railroad
trains against robbers. "la
An oyster shell, weighing avs and half
pounds, has been found in Diablo Mountains,
CAL, 1000 feet above sea level.
Mr.. Hayes favorite drinks away from
home are sherry, white wine, claret and
champagne the leading drink being white
wine. 1'. '1'.3 ...
A six-year old child at st. Stephens,
N. B., was instantly killed, the other day,
by falling upon . pair Of scissors, which
penetrated her heart. -,
Horses are cheap in Texas. Pretty fair
horses, adapted TO the saddle or wagon, but
unbroken, can be had for $12. The finest
Spanish pony, Wild asa gazelle, and costing
IS to break, sells for 90.
A toy balloon, sent up from indianapolis.
with card attached, On the afternoon Of
the 10th inst. came down on the 10th, near
Lafayette, Ind, having travelled about go
miles.
A Chicago man says that he 10 going TO
put 1000 hives Of bees on bsrges drawn by
tug, starting from Louisfsna northward
on the Mississippi, hating every fifty miles
to allow tho bees to feed, arriving at the
clover fields Of Minnesota in July. ..p
A bar-room sharp has Seen discussing the
Beecher- -TiltoE business in Austin, New,
and the Revsille says he reached the follow,
ing conclusion EFF wsre Tilton would
not want to liye. I would be like Judas
Iscariot, and take six-shooter and 90 off
to some secluded spot and blow Of the top
of NV head u.. g.. ~
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
BUILDING PERMITS.

During the past month, the Surveying
Department made the following surveys.
The total number being 63, Of which num-
ber 81 were houses. During the same
month last year there were only II, II Of
which were houses: .s9hFi}
Patrick Hughes, . houses on the west
side Of Monroe street, between keed fs63
Chestnut.
Samuel R. Finch, 1 house on the east
side of Scott, between Sixth And SeSensn
streets. aygsk
John Green, 4 houses, B. E. corner Of
thirteenth and Washington streets.
Sol. Cook, house N. e. corner Taylor
and Kirkwood streets. y,sy a. nm Ia.
James Murray, Q houses north side OF
Foprth street between Harrison and FRANKLIN
streets. ja ml o Sss5sa i %.
Joseph G: Grubb, house east side Of
Market between Third and Fourth streete'
John Wood, Q houses north side OF Sixth
between West and Washington strests.a aoJ.
Frederick Gradwell. l house east aide of
Lamotts street between vandever avenue
and Twent J-second street. 8 Sbf92 81 u.
John Haley, house on esst side q
Stroud street between Maryland avsnue aad y O
Anchorage street.
George W. Grifith, 4 house On east sids
Of Thatcher street between Sixteenth stFees
and Vandoyer avenue. i 4.r.. r'.I at,f =.
Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., % houses On
south side Of Elm street, betweea Adams
and jackson streets. ,ssaeuail h.,g Z
Samuel Morrow, / house south side Of
Front street. between Harrison and Frank"
lin streets. CD XII nHsoE5 sieo.do yH..
Michael Newell, / house, 8. +. corner Of
Fifth and Madison streets. ,o,lr.-r
Hartman & Ferhenbach. brewery 8. Il:
corner Of Scott and Wawaset streets.
VIM. XcMenamin, stable. north side q
Eighth betweea French and walnut streets.
Alfred NJ. Hallman, l house, west side Of
Hswley street between Second and Third
streets. Dl.. slL 'tL.L '.,s'
G. B. Guyer, Z houses west side Of Poplar
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Geo. W. Dorsey, 8 houses east side OF
Orange between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets. .. .r raJ srr, ,.~,r -ft7:.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
THE FIRE PLUG TEST.

The test Of the new three outlet fire plugs
tWhirh is to take place on Saturday after
noon, will not come off In front Of the
Fame Hose House, % previously stated
but as Second and Justison streets, tht
plug at the Fame Hose House being de-
fective. The Reliance Engine being out o.
service on account Of Q broken wheel, theil
r,lsce will be taken by the Delaware En-
etne. The other two are the Water Witch
and Warrington Engines.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
MINOR MEMORANDUM,

Good suspenders, s5 cents per pair IL the
Now Philadelphia store, 11e Market street.
Headquarters for fashionable straw hats
at New Philadelphia stors, r1Stl Market
street. % ~ I3Nlga7at liza ,sb,
II you want . stylish spring hat 90 TO
NeCloskey's Opera House Fhssestuts. sl9
Market street. ,-gi ,,fi.J bgyi.
Drs. Stearns and Wilson, 20 celebrated for
their many remarkable .cnrea ara stopping
At the Clayton House, this city
The .sFsmily Tsvorite n noar scld "
Steward at sos West Front street. N u
tho cheapest quality considered pef6aRsd;
Every barrel warrantsd. .o,, trc e,eIr o.
Try the Delware Wheaton and t0atsa
Grits at the Ohio Cracker Btore, 728 Nsr-,
kot street. tH- Grocsrs csn chSv6 then III
small lots atwholesale prices. .td9ilbin p
Refrigerstors, water eoelersy besksth and
stoves, Of best quality and mateftal, can b.
bought at Milton Shippers, Oh Effhtk street
near Orange. 8 per cont or " SIlicsSk
lpurchasers.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
A JUMPING SENSATION.

CAN OLD LADY, 70 YEARS OF AGE, yUMPs
FROM A THIRD STORY WINDOW.
Yesterday morning, about $50 o'clock
Mrs. Rebeces Robinson, aged 70 years, re-
siding with her sister, Mrs. John Tweed
ct No. sl7 West Second street, while labor
ing under At Of melancholy, jumped out
OF the third story back window, and fell or
o feather bed which she had thrown out
DR.. r. P. Johnssn was summoned and
found the old lady had received cut under
the chin, besides several other wounds
about her body.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
THE OLD FOUNDRY.

A very fair audience attended the foun-
dry meeting last night, which was address.
I'D by J. g. Bryant In his usual interesting
style; his speech being directed mainly tc
the evils Of intemperance and the curs
which only lay In determined legislation
llr. Byrsnt was followed by John Cook and
Geo. Riggs ~
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.

Charge was brought befors Esquire Bra.
dy, yesterday afternoon, by Elizabsth Jefs
ferson against Newton Taylor, lor aesaplt
and battery. Newton was fnsd 500 apd,
osts. II --7 q .'-o os--1 ~ '~S""AA L-''-
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
AN UNREGISTERED DOG:

Last evening Noses Turner, . colored
man livingin Helgville, was srraigned Of
the police court On complaint of Susan
Smith, who charged him with keeping An
unregistered dog. The charge being sus-
tained the costs Of the case was imposed
upon the offender. AZ 10 anoai;gsra (.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
PERSONAL.

Joseph L. Killgore, late City Treasurer
II this city, and at present Secretary of the
SENATE of the politico-religi igioua order.of the
American Union, is in Washington to-day
attending . meeting Of tho above ofder.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
DEATH OF BARNUK's TIGER.

Yesterday afternoon while the beasts
wsrs being isd, one ofths fns Bengal tigers,
yslued ut ono thousand dollars, got bone
faStened in his throat, and although every
efortVas made By his keeper to remove Il,
death ensusd within a abort time. The
keeper. in his attempss 70 remove the Oh
structisp, pushed his hand neirly eighteen
inches Into the animals throat. The bone
which caused tho disaster was not larger
than awaluut. Aftsr death the animal
was skiaasd, the carcass was buried on ths
grounds and the skin cent to New York,
whore no doubt It will be .stsftSd ani
mounted for. nsor n the shev. Chsstss
Times.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
POLICE ARRESTS FOR APRIL.

Indecent exposure, 1; drunkenness, rs;
I t1isorderly conduct, IS; corner lounging, 8;
vagrsncy, Is; violation Of ordinances, 10;
ipsaoe, I; larceny, z; assault and battery,
receiving stolen goods, 1; abduction, 1; ma,
licious mischief, 4; rape, 1; and threatening
bodily harm, 1. Total, ITO.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
DIED.

WALEs.-On Tuesday evening, April 30th,
Matilda Caverly Wales, daughter of the
late John Wales.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral on Friday, tho Sd Inst. at II
o'clock, A. NJ, from her late residence No.
1909 Delaware Avenue.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
POLITICAL BREEZES. .azs

The greenbackers in Indiana ats likely
to make . split In the Republican conyen-
tion. ,..~, o,,g a., ,qo.r4 pr.
The Now Orleans Times thinks the PFC.
posed income tax Is unwise, Oppressive and
mischievous. ,...-..r,S.' ,.... o s,
Secretary Schurs 10 next on the liat for 4
sensation. he has not said anything startl.
ing or done . unique thing for . month or
two. &C 29a-I-@ elj
Cincinnati Commercial (Ind.) sn" The
straws in the wind appear to indicsteithst
in course Of time church property WIN bo
taxed" n
The Chicago Times (Dem.) with many
other keen observers, believes that there 10
movement on foot to make Grant Presi.
dent I'm 1880. n~3T 9moa e'ea.9-i'"
A Cincinnati Gazette (Rep.) Scorrsspons
dent announces that mSny Republicans in
Indiana are dissatisfied with both the civil
service and the Southern psllcy Of the Presi-
dent. The selection Of candidates VIII Be
subordinate to the forming of platform"
There 10 talk in California offusi6s the
two old parties 90 % to defeat the sugmeStA
ing danger of Communism. fi The Los
Angeles Herald (Ind opposes tho plan -
calculated only TO dissipate the strength or
the honest public viii whilo Destroying en-
cient organizations, both Of cwhich Ars
sntagonistic to Kesrneyisn. an ,.l,r,gst g
Norfolk virginian icons. ):--" There wss
Q man once, the leader of . great party,
who declared that he had trather b right
than President II President Hayes b OF
the same opinion he will hasten to demand
an investigation, and II II result agsipst his
title, step down and out Of the Office he
holds In defiance Of the peoples voice."i Tia
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
HAVE WEANY RRPRs ssENrArxv1

HIVE WEAN1 HEF81D1NIAT1V1
It 10 an exceedingly dangerous doctrine
to preach, that q senator or representative
in The Congress Of the United Statss, are in
fact representatives Of the entire people Of
tho United States primarily, and their
secondary responsibility or duty \ only
dub to the States they represent. 8 We very
much doubt II Senator Baysrd holds any
such doctrine, although Every Evening
ssys 10 does. Tho source of, ~ ssaater's
onicial positionh In Delaware, b sGnsVsg-
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
WHO WILL PROFIT BY PROTEC-
TION. .s.

There sre possibly no people in the United
States 60 deeply interested In such tariff
- will build up manufacturing industries,
as We Of Delaware. Our interests are not
those Of the foreign bankers, agents, and
jobbers Of New York. We want market
at our own doors for our farm products-it
being fact that our berries and fruits can.
not be transported beyond certain limits to
q market.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
THE BLAIR REsOLUTI0N.

The great import Of the movement insu-
guratsd by the State Of Maryland, to test
the title Of Hayes, b becoming every dsy
more apparent. 1t has now enlisted the
attention of the ablest and pursst men of
the land. Failure to try the usurper's Il
tls is treason to the political rights Of the
people,. -..., ,....-.. ... ...
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
STATEMENTS.

CTATEMENT OF THE ARTISANS
> SAVINGS BANK FOR THE YEAR
ending Asril l, 1878.
DIR.
Cash on hand, April l, 1877. 7...."--.$7, ,lS.S7
Received from depositors. ;:.:.:.. W @ @d6S.6a Y
interest and divid'ds 1870. AZ
investments realized l88, ,5F. SO
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
A LAUNCH.

This morning about H. o'elock,s . new
riww steamer will be launched at Pusey.
Jop.ss n Compsny's ship yard. The nav
hpat Nill run between Salem and Phjladel-
'phis.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-02
DEMOCRATIO .ExECUTITE CON.
HITTER

The fusl meeting Of the Democratic
Executive Committee will be held at Towns.
end next Friday, at 10 O'Clock noon. As
all matters must be settled then, every
member is requested to attend without
fail. ... ...rt. ,fr.......