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The Morning herald., 1878-08-15
A POLITICAL CAULDRON.

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CAPT. GALLAGHER -oArTuRBp-THn YoUN-
DHi MhhTINGs-A RATIFICATION AND
NOT TBMPHRANoHo NETTING.
A large audience YcoDgressted at the
Foundry last evening, IN Anticipation of a
lively political discussion over our candi-
dates for. Mayor, and the selection of 4
third. .y 2gslo
From the time the meeting began It was
Ieytdent that Capt. Gallagher the Republi-.
can nominee, had captured the meeting.
While many were in favor Of endorsing him
Others were for putting a new and third
candidate in the field, a. straightout tenn
Eperance man. y3Iri s9iiG siH n)YiS LGR "
A lively and heated discussion was, kent
Iup by Messrs. Taylor, Bryant, and Perry.
Mr.. Crawford said he expected to attend .
Etemperaace meeting, but found that It, was
Gallagher ratification meeting. This
gentleman Was of the opinion that both
parties ? ti were equally to blame for the, rum
Mr. Sparks here arose ana said the DENY
ocratic party was not the temperance party. /.
[ [voicss-The Democratic party Is the right
kind OF party; Put him down; Stand him
up, Uncle William.1 Among the confusion
Iof voices he said he was opposed to any
third party.
Mr.. Lee then arose and asserted that with
H$3, 900 at his command he would close every
unlicensed gin mill in the city, and make
those having license comply with the law.
He was not In favor of third candidate,
and no matter whether Almond or Gala
Bgher was elected they could be made to en-
force the law.
Mr.. Crawford moved that Committee
of three be appointed to wait on both can !
didates for Mayor, and inquire what posi-
tion they took In the temperance move
ment. Several gentlemen objected to this,
saying that they would state their views
and both be temperance candidates. The
motion was lost. '''''
Mr.. Whelan made motion that COM
mittee of fifteen !be appointed, to visit ali
the manufacturers, and property holders, TO
see which was their choice, aud report ON
Saturday evening. Carried. faiE 6! G,au
The principal objection to putting o third
candidate in the field was that It would
draw more voters from the Republican
ranks and give the victory to tie Demo-
Gratis. A meeting will be held this evening,
and the political situation further discussed
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15
AN ANSWER TO A LIBEL.

But to have an establishment like the
"Herald," fairly showed under with judg.
ments and executions and sustaining exist
ence mainly through the favor of Sheriff
Grubb. Every Evening" Of Wednesday.
This is an extract from paper which ia
in the agony of death struggle, but is ma
lignant to the last. ... >I h.out
The entire statement is absolutely,
and without any reservation, false, and
"Every Evening"" we have good reason to
believe, knows it to be false, and yet it ma
lignantly lies.
tits very true, that owing to inexperience
and the unfairness of our employees, the
s'Herald" became so embarrassed that 1t
had an almost daily struggle for existence;
that about forty judgments we're obtained
against IT. aggregating, probably, $4,000.
That was about eighteen months ago; since
then, with the exception Of $500, "not
more," every cent has been paid. Sheriff
Grubb had two executions, and only two,
reaching about $500; they were paid 70
Messrs. Harrington and Hoffecker, the
plaintiffs counsel, debt, interest and costs ,
in July, 1877; that ended that chapter.
Before three months the remaining balance
will be paid. .. ...''n' .
"Every Evening" did all 1t could to pro.
duce the trouble and loss to the HERALD !;
against all decency and common fair pity 1t
published with display heads the fact of
executions being levied against us. 1t
again and again stated that the HERALD
must stop in week or less. Once it was
low and mean enough to say that 1t would
not appear again. One of the canvassers
told Mr.. Snyder, of Wansmaker's, that it
only had 15O circulation, when he knew II
was false. Upon another occasion IT was
low and bigoted enough to endeavor to
arouse religious prejudice against us, as to
prevent us from obtaining the advertisement
OF the "Pilgrim's Progress" on exhibition
10 this, city,, saying to- the agent, "You
would not advertise with them, they are
Catholics" We do not complain of the
ordinary run of abuse from "Every Eveni
ing" but what we charge above was mean,
unbusiness like and unjust to neighbor,
and their struggling rival. The debts Of
the HERALD have been paid, not encysted
by assignments or mock sales to cut out
other creditors, hence we are not ashamed
Of the past. The young men who own the
HERALD deserve consideration and respect:
when misfortune and danger came they
took off their coats and went to work. One
of them becoming forem an of the compo-
sing room and saving $780, probably !;
another taking the place of city editor and
reporter, saving $S5. Another, a lad Of 16,
left the Rugby Academy, in May, 1877, put
himself under instruction and took the place
of Mr.. Smith, the engineer and pressnan,
and has, since July 1873, successfully filled
it. In addition these young men sold tho
papers to the newsboys; put off the mail,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15
PERSONAL

Nelson !, Lee, the temperance apostle.
is new oR,s visit to this city, BE has bean,
laborihg some time at New Windsor, Nd.
stansbury j. Wiley, Principal Of the
Beys' High School, with bis wife, left yes
terdaY for indianapolis, where MI. Wiliey
will attend the annual session Of the K. Of
F., which will be in session on the ash
instant. .5,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15
q TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.

From Phlladelphla-i24s. Lee, S.s4,l ls.A, .
M 1903, l2,44, 1857, 8 IS, 45l, 5.04. g 25
7.3, 8,lS, IO.12 'l1,l5'p m. On Sundays
1243, 1.06. 10. 10 q m; 1856, 1912, II, ,5 p ID
From New York; 0s 8.34, a Tn l2.4, IL 81
q. S9s 81 4 ! lSsa. p m On Sunday l.od a N N
From Bsltinore-aO4, $40. a.4l q m; l227
1888, 5.88, Q SO p 70. On Sundays, 204
'-u $40 q m 0,38 p m. .,.f,.t r.. "a,
From Washington-2.0 $40 q M; 1871
H.. ls:ss, 6ss, 2.S8 p mon Sundays, 2.M
From a1aiss Port psposiTSoo q m. No Sunday
From New, Castle-7.E5, $50 d M: 1915 m
4.20, $40 p m. No sunday trains.
From Delaware Railroads.&c. o. M; A 20
- 1918 p m No Sunday trains. =.
Frem Wilmington and Northern Railroad
+ sos, II 80 m :, .35 p m. No Sunday train
From Delaware Western Railroad-7.55 q
M; $40 p m. No sunday trains. ,4}
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE pH1LA-
uoE ,aH'l DELPHIA. -tt o.t
From Broad street and Washington ave
l1 nue-7.30, 800 1880, IL 45 a m; 230, $50
400, SIS, B.00 8.45, 9.45. II 80 m. On Suu.
tH days, $40, q m IS 90, 8 As. IL 80 p m.
From Thirty-Second and Market Streets
725. II IS q m; 12.IO, 4 90, 8 25, p m 4; IL co.
midnight. On Sundays, 925 p m; II q
midnight. .ofJ '7h' ~ -"h-' .
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15

The HsRALD's complimentary % the Re-
publican, MOTTO insinuate, Whist itekhows ID
not trne.' The Republican: people $nl Know
that the four pressesi in the HnnAEp office,
are run by iteom, and and that the HER.
AIDS double cylinder Hoe has q capacity
of $500 copies per hour. {. Fair play, and nc
ltttlepesS. ffe .1'-y1s{rfftY W f1sr} lie N yr7S
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15
JHERIFF's SALE.

ShLIsir SoA ANAS5SAtS G M 'Y9
syyirtue Of a writ or ,yenditioni Exporias
to me directed, win be exposed To Public
Sale, at the Hotsl Of John Elliott, In the
village Of Christiaua, in White Clay Greek
hundred, New Castle county. Delaware, on
1878, at2o'clockyps IN.
The following described real estate, viz
No. 1. All that dwelling house and land
thereunto belonging. situated In Christian
village, White Clay Creek huud ed, New
bounded by lie Pubic Road leading from
said village to Elkton, and by land OF W
southgate, deesase9, aHd Iht9hmas:Lay ess y:
Mo- Also, all that lot OF wood land
situated in White Clay Creek hundred, New
Castle County, Delaware, and bounded as
follows: Beginning al q stake On the
land OF Giinn's north ii deg. west l7E per-
ches TO coruer stake In I middle line,
thence py said middle Hue north IS deg
west 48 perches 10 q stake, corner OF TINS
aud r. Porter's lot. thence by said Porterf
line south "A deg. east 7Ok .perches TO
with south IS degrees east 46 perches to the
place Of beginning, containing twenty acre
Of land, morei o' 1eas, being" No.4, ofthe
original plan.
NO. 3. All tnaJ OCpeT NI ~ lanu HtudboV
In hundred, county and state, aforesaid
and bounded on the south by lands of Isaac
and Andrew Kirby, on the west by lands O
Charles-- and the said James H.. @
Oldham, on the north py lands Of sullivan
and lands of Daniel Waters, and on The
cost by lands of the heirs Of Jupiter Jack.
son, deceased, and the lands OF Waiter r.
|Southgate,r deceased, contai ding ten acref
of land, nt re- br less. W w Nv w. "
Seized and taken IL execution ss the pro.
perty of James nc. oidhan. ana 10 oe
TSH.1Saft S.1 r. . ,cIsAAO GHuBB, sherif,
Shefls Office, New Castle, August u, A,
D., 1S7bA augl5-ts
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15
HOUSE loBBER1Es.

q A few evenings ago the residence Of il
Taylor Cause, on Pennsylvania avenue, wss
entered by thieves and robbed of . number
Of articles, Mr.. Cause and family are now
at Cape May. Samuel Buck, the Waterman.
discovered the thieves, who left In quick
time Mr. GA. Rodney's residence was
also entered and robbed of q quantity If
silyerWare. f,...., 81. E.Ufur al ilu,Gs
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15
.lFH nv W.
SHERIFF SALES.
rHERIFF'S SALE.

Z BY virtue Off writ of Levari Foclas, to
medirected, VIII be exposed to public sale.
ct the Gilpin House, kept by George Whit
aelh i'm dhe City lfN ew Castle, New Castle
hundred, and county VI New castle DEL,
MONDAY, the 10Th day of a ugust, A. D.,
IN 1878, at o'clock, p. m, ~
The foHqwlng dsscf BED Heal Estate viz:
All tha following DESCRIBED tract of land
or farm. Situated In the fundred and coun-
ty OF New Castle, In the State Of Delaware,
bounded as follows to wilt Beginning, at
Andrew Miller, deceased thence by the
said land late OF the said heirs south de-
greeseeast 1526-19 perches to stone, and
south a degrees west 80 perches to stone,
thence by land or r.. Cavender south 10 IA
degrees east 69-l-lO rerches to stone,
yheiEs 9fs Bent. ResoA deceased. north rs de-
greed ea4t 786.W Ijerches to a stone, and
south h8lt degreeS east 26 perches TO a
stone Oh the s0utherly side of Frenchtown
Road, thence oDg the So ne north rs de-
grees east 70 psrcnss to 4 stone, thence
north "a degrees east perches to q stone
on the northerly side Of said road, thence
| BY the afOfessid allotment north 8S degrees
west n 5.l0 perchesto a Stone, south 60 LIZ
egsses ysst ~ peTees e sree
q stone ~ orth 80 degr. es east 10 perches to
la st0I d, ana North 10 8-4 quarter degrees
west 15' 2.i0 perches to a Stone. thence by
lands of Francis l. CoOch sonth "a liz de-
grees west SO perches to the b ginning, con-
taining one hundred and twenty acres be
tthe same more or less, with a frame house
thereon erected, haIH'Lill -itbi ,.t-aH "S.
Seized and taken In ex ecution as the pro.
perty OF Samuel H. Jenkins and Emma b
his wife. and BENJAMIN. DoWney and Jose.
phine Dowbey and G!F. Bust, and e. Rust
| t. It's, and to be sold by
L. r3ylK.uH ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff,
sheriff's ONCE, New Castle, August lst
A. Z; .SD a-ErNT "a E
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15
PAYING DAMAGES.

The schooner Harriet T., Of this city,
which was run down by the Baltimore
packet Elizabeth, near the mout'. Of the
Uhristiana River, on Sunday morning last,
Is still under water at Marcus Hook, and 10
expected to prove . complete. wreck. Ihs
owners Of the packet have consented to pay
5000 in settlement damages N1I 4" 'H'
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15
STATEMENT.
DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND
OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON
, Coal GAS COMPANY,
Whining; on, August lst, 1878.
dividend Of three dollars per share for the
past six months. payable on demand.
VIM. P. TAYLOR, Treasnrer.
sug2-iOt 300 Shipley street.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15
WANTS.

aNTED - BY A GOOD STEADY
~, ~, sober colored man, he Is good at any
anu ANY OF work. withdrawing q speciality
nGy iEyS orders can be left at HOS Chippey st.
-E!1I Il @.'Wg. al N%
WANTED. A GOOD DELAWARE
o,n,,f NV raln In trade for Philadelphia City
poperty, clear address,, .gTAN'Ngi
Pm. O'CONNELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
No 1910 South Seventeenth ST.
IL Philadelphia, Pa.
,.. ~. B-Hundreds of handsome houses fol
'oIs iSgs snd to rent, in Philadelphia, City.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15
CONTRACT AWARDED.

The contract for doing the glazing IN Tho
public schools has been awarded by Tho
Committee on Repairs to. Barker q Stradlcy
they being the lowest bidders. r'i oaras
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15
LOC.aL TIME E.axkLE.
cc.s,arSr,'eetsae cc.,a re w
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON:

- TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON VIE III ~, 80
sc5 s, iRoo a. ns s ST. ,s.ae, "a @ sss 1sS
+. J" l5,48, 7.20, 9.48 p' m. On Sundays. o209
5.44. $40 .. M; 5.Oo., $50, 948 p. p! ,l.ITnI
For New York-z.09 5.A, a. M: u. 81, ~. 40,
548p m. On Sundays, Q 90, So n m. ! Io'
For Baltimore and Washington. IL 81, Z ,16
on Sundays 1851 1.16, Q m 1925 > M.
For, Port Deposit-456 p m. No Sunday
"l train. ."lfr 'if'R ~ iHrlt B2 H"'1
For New Castle-.89O. 80 q IN; los, $50 p
m. No Sunday trains. IaHH1f fosnE
For Delaware Railroad-9.80 q M; i.05, 68(
m. No Sunday trains. M bFI'gg a
For Wilmington & Northern Railroad--82t
I m!3t0.510 p M n o Sunday tfains.
For Delaware Western Railroad d-1020, 6.8(
pm. No Sunday trains. i.fi lltag Dt- lt'
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15

d Adirondack fishermen complain Of gnats'
It's gnatty, but It's nice.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15
LOTTERIES.
QeYAL HAVANA LOTTERY,

OIL fflEes' amounting TO (Spanish) s75G,OO0
an 1mlofmation furnished FREE. ORDER
aasG unsa, Prizes cashed, Spanish Bank bill
"na governments purchased. O... al sr
TAYLOR d CO., Bankers
II Wall 1T. New YOrb.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15

! OST-On Tuesday. August 9Th, a dark
shawl between Wilmington and Chris.
tlana Village The finder will be rewarded
by leaving II at the -.L.g ..r:t.
HERALD OFFICER,
Or at the residence Of Joseph Sharpe in
Chistlana Village.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15
LOST IA .TGH,

CTOLEN-A. BAY MARE pfiiteen and
y ahalf hands high, no white, no shoes.
Sine or ten years old, spawned In onc hind
lw Wasst en- betw Gems h ares Corner and
Red Lion ridden bsanegro. $50 reward for
he arrest and cpnylttOn Of the thief and
TJsasonabereward forthe ratnrn ofthe h0rst 1
10 IObdels' office. Second and Lombard
streets, Wilmington, Delaware. .,s.lxi
~ New Castle County Horse. co,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15
THE. HERALD !. i: !:

---T
bWHmangton. Del,Y August l3I lS1Ssl
MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs sDAX.
Sun rises.......,6 ~ isun sets... ...s.-,s, 50.
Nx. -. ~ ltr OH ~6S nv algE lWulau L.aE,n
MOOD y: spI!I I
,,s a. ,9.4b .,l Z HIGH wATER I'yG y1i,l 70 YI'o
p 200 ps'm"H tH4 aJ9M s9AfJ i49Ut
NsW CssI ..'''.' ..'.".'r' = = IN
e9-'S- r. ~ sA.11 .s3'lin tgls1Sg 10 99n&5
lis mp g.
9Oli. m. a7,p Hf' ~tN tHl IL fhot DnB
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15
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Dlv0RCEs, in any state, without pub
sIyo W lSIy, Say, send stamp for the law, g. r.
-~', Chlcago..4 a. ~. 7~se'
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15

ACPOlpJ veg onoio 4W1o yoAy, AoetU Aooo ~
blood; how do you explain this 9"'' ~ %
A. Because the wounds were not of q
natureto bleed. k Al Il IN
Mary WfiAnn sworn II went to Mrs. Nc
CAMS from o'clock to 8. snd left between
7 and 8; Collins, McClain, Mrs. Keegan,
Finn, Mrs. Mccain, were all there !; a II
we're III the kitchen except Collins who
came in soon after; when went in went
straight to the kitchen and sat down; do
not remember seeing Norah Gardiner there;
we all had glass of beer, and Mrs. Nc
Cann's little daughter Sarah drew the beer
for US; I saw Mrs. McCann behind the bar
during the evening; when left l went
straight to Mrs. .Grier's house out Maryland
avenue, near Mrs. Connoway's, by myself ;
1t was not near as late as 10 o'clock. 49,,
o. Did you meet q man near Maryland
avenue who you persuaded to 60 home with
you uA1 +'5 4A T. rr.. EFEiW
{ A. No, Sir; 7 do not remember. W. =
Q. Now come, tell lis the truth, did you
not do so, and officer Neal Gibbons was
standing opposites ii
Ar Tslt me who the man was and aPll
tell you. .--.....-,5
I Q. Are you not sure you did this, Mary,
at 3 or 10 minutes Of IL o'clock3 !9yll !,
10 A.. Oh, mercy, no; oh, no, ne.iw nu !
Q.ADid you see q pot overturned at Mrs.
McQann z Saturday night y, g'g ,,i, .,sns ss,
a.. Why did III you i, 60 into Mrs. Mccann,sg
IA. III went In Friday night after Thomas
Grier; he owed me some money he got
paid OF at the railroad and heard he went
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
~ do 3lJ J&iEI i7s7til o VI 10y
g. SAVAGE ASSAULT. r.

IL OnItiie 16th6f last August, as Geo. P.
Blackburn, who works on farm near New
,Gastle; was driving some cattle along the
eapseway, d dog, which was With three re-
grbes named willis King, Solomon Hut
chiins, and dGeorge Fourth Of July Christmas,
ran ct him and 9harked sayagely.) Blacks
burn struck at, the frdog with q stisk, and
King told him if he hit the dog be would
hs vs. . to hit the whole party afterwards.
Blackburn then started or, u when the dog
ran savagely at him, and be- struck it. The
three negroes at once assaulted him, beat
ing him severely about the head and in,
Nfting an ugly knife wound Oh his right
arm, above the elbow. -. H.. ..-,,l
7. Since then the police have Been p looking
tor the, rniscriants, ,zbut heard nothing Of
.lhem until Iti asfew, days ago. Wednesday
morning Christmas was arrested at the
hopse Of Dennis Burgher, between here and
New Castle. Hutchinson and King were
'arests d, later in the day, and Yesterday
AFTERNOON at o'clock the party was given
a hearing. Ohsistuias turned States evi-
denoe, and his statement snbstantiated the
above facts. Hutchinson and, King were
heK Id 81 900 bail to answer the charge at
Court; and Christmas in 500 TO appear as
Yitnsss, in default of which the whole party
were 'committed- IN, - .., =.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
MINOR NE MORANDUM.

i. A fue lot of gents furnishing goods at
the Que Price Philadelphia store, 116 Market
street.
If you want stylish spring hat go to
McCloskey's Opera House hat store, S12
Market street. If.
Ladies, gents and children's hose at 10
cents pair ar the One Price New Philadel-
phia store, 1l6 Market street.
Drs. Stearns and Wilson, SO celebrated for
their many remarkable cures are stopping
at the Clayton House, this city
At Crosby & HIPS dry goods store, No:
222 Market street. another large plate glass
was broken yesterday morning.
You can get your pictures framed nicely
and very cheaply at Harry Yerger's picture
and frame store, 405 Shipley street.
To Mothers Should the baby be suffer-
ing with any of the disorders Of babyhood
use of DR.. Bulbs Baby Syrup at once for
the trouble 25 cents per bottle.
Go to the Ohio store for every variety of
plaiu and fancy crackers, Vienna bread and
biscuits. Health food made speciality.
DR.. G. s. Honeywell, 7Ss Market street.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
BARNU MS SHOW.

Colossal in his ideas Of what is necessary
to satisfy an eKacting New York pubHcg
Mr.. P. T Barpum' . ,lasesteand tfGreat6st
Show on + 4rth,p ,p,at Gilmors's ,GaraepoA
oGsuch magnificent proportiqgs saslta rer
qnire a second and even a third visit. in orr
der to become fully acquainted, wifi. y ,ittss ittss
magnitude. Mr., Barnum has concentrated
prosperous attention UPON 1flis lmarteao.ts
geological and htppodromie co3leetion. tsrhe
central magnitude of the varied prog gramms
is the discipline and docility Of the Twenty
Foreign Stalions.' These splendid animals
have created intense excitement byctheis
admirable obdt> nee to the word Of com
mand There are also two handsome man
eye horses cleverly directed by Mile Adele,
an accomplished and graceful equestrienne,
The greatest sensation, however, is created
by the marvellous intrepidity Of Mr.. Chas'
ii. Fish's bareback riding The artist
seeIos to reyel in danger, Mercury. ..l, g.l
This wonderful circus and menagerie will
visit this city on Monday, the Goth day Of
April, We have received an autograph let.
ter from Mr. Barnum, in which he says he
has "the best show ever seen, ana has d
daily expense much greater than any other
persons have ever incurred ayad 4ssr
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
PREPARING TO QUyIIT. 3

City Councillast evening passed an Orr
dinance to extend the, term Of City Solicitor
from one to three years. This is an effort
on the part of the Republican members yof
the Council, 10 forestall the rights aud
powers of their successors, and is therefore
unfair. The Solicitors term has been here's
tofore for one year; but it seems that our
present Council has no fai' h in the people,
and In Keeping with the Others ofthtir par
ty, take tioe by the ltorelock and put In Of
fee person unacceptable, in all probability
to the majority of the next Council. This
action is most extraordinary exilibition iot
weakness, and it could readily be Aapked;by
the next Council in more ways than one
The proposed change is one which smacke
of the politicaster, and is unworthy of any
reputable citizen whose to-geYern
justly and act fairly. S.4TlgIQLtg
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
LOCAL NOTES

Sixty-six passenger and freight trains
pass through this city daily, Sunday ex-
cepted.
On the 22d instant the great Engle Clock
will be on exhibition at the Institute Hall,
and will remain shorttlme, The descrlp-
tion OF the clock, which is great wonder,
can he seen in our advertising columns.
A "culled gemnan' called Geo. Christ,
mas was sent over to New Castle yesterday,
and so you see Sheriff Grubb will have both
Christmas and Easter at on time
Try the Delware Wheaton and Oaten
Grits at the Ohio Cracker Store, 72S Mar
ket street. tB~ Grocers can have them In
small lots at wholesale prices.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19

We have receive note from the pub
fishers of the Sunday Dispatch, couched in
no gentle terms. asking retraction about
Sundry notices.
That Sunday is dels non is not of our
making, we simply gave an opinion upon
npon the validity of legalnotice published
on Sunday. If The Dispatch obtains the
opinion of lawyer upon The question we
will print it cheerully. The Dispatch says
a legal notice in Its columns Is good. We
liffar>
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19

WILL OPEN IN INSTITUTE HALL,
q MONDAY, APRIL22d, ~.
S3"E For short season,
Admission, Adults Is ZEN rs.
Chtldrep. YIGh8Tt 10 CENTS
The EIGHTH WONDER -
THE ENGLEI CLoGKii1IT
sTRASBURG OUrDONEl -
THE, WORLD ADVANCING!,.s,
.Ht'; %; A MIRACLE EACH MINUTE, ,y y
From one to, fortr-sight.li e-iike Figures
Moving constantly all produced by 8di
rsg the Wonderful Clock. 7feWf,'sJ
THE MYSTE ERY EXPLAINED! u =.
As- INSIDE EXPOSED TO. VIEW -;
A CRoWNING TRIUMPH FOR THE
} NINETEENTH CENTURY. -. !, ,
Exhibition hours from 10 TO ia m 10
,,..., sand 7 to 10 p. M. ,-.r' ll
"A desclirtive lecture given by Mrs. Capt.
Reid from to s and7 to Pm. = gent eman
officiating in the same capacity during the
time. a, s:o,.a : n :,
BEWAKEOF IMMrI ATOMS Re mem
ber this is the Clock q description anu en-.
craving Of which appeared III Frank es-
les Illustrated Newspaper, April 18Th,
1873; the Clock exhibited at Reading, Fem, ,
IN January 1873, described at length in the
Reading Eagle. and from that journal cop
ted into. tie leading periodic lis Of the
The snly Clock in the world rightfally.,
ENGLE CLOCK. -ag -'o
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
ENGLE CLOCK.

lHshe Bohemian Glass Blowers organized
IL In 1859 will give q series of exhibitions
IN Fancy Glass Blowing, Spinning, Weav-
ing, Working and Drawing at 302 Market
street, (De Morn andes Building.) COM
msncing on Thursday, April 18th. The
Wonosrfnl Glass Steam Engine, CRYSTAL
In the world. I,he curious Austr liam
Quartz Crusber. The glass model of
Boston Old South Church. Tho famous
Centennial Bonnt t, composed of A., ,00o miles
of Spun Glass, and all our novelties in
Note.-Every visitor Will receive free q
specimen OF glass work. sLevees every
day, from 10 to IL a. m 2 to and II to 10
= ADMISSION Is cents. -
M. II. WALSH, Manager.