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SUPREME Court

SUPREME COURT.
In HELENA, first Monday in January, and So.
cond Monday in August.
FIRST DlSTRICT-HENRY N. BLAKE judge
In Madison County, at VIRGINIA CITY, second
Der.
In Gallatin County, at BozEMAN, first Monday
In May; fourth Monday in October.
In Jefferson County, at RADERsBuRG, first
Tuesday in April; first Tuesday in October
SECOND DISTRICT-HIRAM KNOWLES, Judge
In Deer Lodge County, at DEER LODGE CITY.
second Monday in April.
First Monday in September, (for all causes
that can be tried without a jury, except in cases
where the parties consent that special yeDire
NAV issue to try the same.)
First Monday in December
In Missoula County, at MIssOULA, fourth Mon
day IN June; second Monday in November.
In Beaverhead County, at BANNACk. first
Monday In June; second Monday in October.
THIRD DISTRICT-D. S. WADE JUDGE.
In Lewis and Clarke County, Mt HELENA. first
Monday in March; first Monday in November
In Meaghel County, at DIAMOND Cry. fOnrth
In April; third Monday in October,
(NOTE.-United States Courts are held at yir-
ginia City, Deer Lodge, and Helena. at the
lines the Territorial District Courts are held AT
those places.
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1878.

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Harper's Weekly.
1879.
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The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
TREsTLE WORK BEING REBUILT.

The large trestls works on the Whining
ton Il Northern Railroad about 8 miles from
this city, which was blown down by our rev.
cant wind storm, has already been partially
rebuilt. Mr.. Thompson, Superindsnt Of
the road, has . large force Of men at work,
and by sll appearance will be completed In
about ten days.
Sunday being nue day drew large
crowd Of curious visitors In that direction
who wished to ascsrtain tho amount of dam
sSs done, ~ we'll - the novelty Of seeing
men work on Sunday.
Trains are still running as far 40 the
wreck and tho passengers are transferred
from one train to the other BY hacks.
To much praise cannot be given Mrs.
8hoehey who livea In the immediate vicinity
of tho trestle' work, % soon ~ she discov.
cred It was blown down and knowing there
was train due ip . few minutes she lsa
down the track about quarter Of mile
through the driving rain and terrific wind
and siQnallsd the engineer, and thereby per-
haps prevented . terrible disaster, for .
train coming up must run at . middling
fast rate, in order to get around sharp
curve about so yards from the trestle
Tho gap spanned BY this trestle 10 about
400 feet and at ito highest point 10 about 80
feet.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
BENJAMIN gaANxllN's vIxwa.

The great statesman and philosopher,
Benjamin Franklin, In volume 4. page so.
OF his works, says: Gold and silver
are not intrinsically of equal value with
iron. Their value rests chiefly In the esti.
nation they happen to bs In among the
generality of nations. Any other we'll
founded credit is rs much an equivalent as
gold or silver. Paper money well founded
has great advantages over gold or silver,
being light or convenient for handling large
sumo, and not likely to have it's volume re-
duced by demands for exportst ion. On the
whole, no method has hitherto been formed
to establish medium of trade equal in all
Its advantages to bills of credit made
general legal tender "
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
DEATHS DURINa TxE WEEK.

During the week ending Saturday Oct.
Soth, twenty-five deaths occurred in this
city, being A increase Of seven over the
previous week. They were - follows -
Adults, 8; minors, n males, 13 females
Q: whites, 10; blacks, 8 natives, u; for
eign born, under year old, O.; frsm one
to five, O.; from ten to twenty, ., from
twenty to thirty, 8 from thirty to forty, L;
from fJrty to atty, Q; from fifty to sixty, /;
from sixty to seventy, 1; brought here for
iptermeDt. / removed from the city for in
torment, 3; 0eronsr's CASES, o; tstal, %. +
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
M. 8. R, A.

At the meeting of the Moral Suasion Re-
fern Association last evening Frank Whelan
presided. Addresses were made by Messrs.
sammons, Nesbis, Monk and Frank whelau,
Singing by Mise Lewis, Msssrs. Streets and
ssmmons. The Association have had the
platform in the eastern end of their room
raised. Messrs. Col. j. Fl. Moore and
Alexander Laws, kindly furnished . hand
some carpet with which the platform was
covered. A fine oil painting Of the steamer
Republic has been received from Mr.. James
Smith of the Harlan & Hollingsworth Com.
psny
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
DEATHS AND BURIALS;,

The total number OF deaths in Whining
ton for the week ending Saturday, October
26th, was %. Eight of these were adults
and IA were minors. 13 were male and 9
were female; 10 were white and were
black. One was native oil Germany, aud
all the rest citizens OF this country Three
We're reported by the Coroner, and three
were b. tween 20 and so years OF age, One
was brought TO this city for interment, and
two were removed from the city
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
LOCAL NOTES.

50 terley can copy anything in the shape
Asfa picture.
The barge Of Charles Warner 4 Co., il
still ashore. ",a
Mt. Salem M. E. Church will be dedica-
ted on Sunday next. '
Snow Ner light rain Is predicted for to day.
What do you sayi
The Shields Library Association Ball on
Thanksgiving Eve, promises to be grand
affair.
The residence of Mr.. Job Fl. Jackson
has oeen connected by telephone with the
Exchange.
Msssrs. G. W. Bush 4 Son have got
their barge, which was ashore near Holly
oak, aAoat.
We all have our preferences; but NO one
prefers to hear crying baby when tho fact
10 10 we'll known that DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup would 1T once quiet It. rs cents.
Go 70 MeCloskey's fashionable hat store,
adjoining the Opera House, s12 Market
street, and you will hnd full line Of hats
and caps. All the latest ssyles 1t bottom
prices. ~ -
A Democratic mass meeting will bs held
at tho William Penn Hotel kept by Thomas
Toy, On Saturday evening next I. @.
Grubb and h. G. Turner. E'qs., will mako
addresses.
Burton Valentine, formerly of Sixth and
Market streets, shaving and hair dressing
saloon, has removed to West Second street,
opposite the Fame House, under D. Il.
Kent & Co.'s building.
Ross Philadelpbia Store, No. 11s Market
street, has large and complete stock Of
hosiery, gents furnishing goods, and no
lions, hich are teing sold low, both whole
sale and retail, 90 and ~.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
HOUSE ROBBED

The residence Of William Cox, No, 10
Robinson street, was entered by thieves on
Sunday night who carried away half
dozen of silver spoons, pair Of sleeve but
tons. gold compass, and some clothing.
The Same night an attempt was made t"
enter the house Of James Kennedy No. 1928
French street. t..' f.''
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
, THE TROY FIRRMEN.
From the Troy Daily Times Of Oct. as

From the Troy Daily Times Of Oct. IS.
The Osgood Steam Fire Company arrived
safely this morning at 6 80 by boat from
New York. They were receive at the steam
boat landing BY the VIM Madding Hook
and Ladder Company and escorted to the
engine house, where the company was dis
missed. The boys report having q good
time, and speakin the highest terms of their
reception by the Fame Hose Company of
WILMINGTON. They did not stop in Phila-
delphia as intended. s d" 7''vi3
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29

sumes the control Of the currency that It
can issue paper money redesmsble in coin
at any time 10 that It can circulate freely
annoyth people. I am In favor
of the issue of United States notes, which
shall be real money, and this save the
immense amount Of money which 10
yearly paid by the government to the
ma ional banks. Every year We are
giving an immense bonus TO those instia
tutions, in order to get thsm to do the
banking Of the government, and last year
the amount paid to them was $4,000,
900. As l kavs already said, I am in
favor Of doing away with the national
banks and tho issuing Of paper money by
BY the government, which shall be at par
with gold, and convertible into coin at the
Will OF the holder, ~ the platform Of the
state Democrsttc convention says. do not
favor an unlimited issue Of paper nsney
for the amount must be restricted 20 that It
does not exceed the ability Of tho Treasurer
to redeem It. NJ
The speaker then commenced the dis.
cussion Of the Resumption, which, he said,
should take place as soon as possible.
Owing to the fact that there il $2.OOO,00o
of gold in the country. and $3.50, ,000, 900
paper money outstanding. However If
Mr.. Sherman will manage the affairs in 4
judicious manner, all will be we'll and
good, but II hs attempts Resumption, and
supports 1t by the issue Of interest, bearing
bonds, object msst smphstically.
The Senator closed with brief review
OF the close downfall of the ReDublicau
party, and the success of the Democrats in
the near future. He expressed a hope
that with Democratic Congress the de,
pressed state efaffiirs now existing. would
speedily be righted. ~'Il ..
He retired amidst immense applause,
anl
COL. EDWARD L. MARTIN,
The candidate for Congress, was introduced
and came forward amidst cheers
tol. Martin commenced by saying that
he had come in response to an invitation
extended to HIM by the City Democratic
A sociation, to discuss before a Whining
ton audience, some of the different guess
tion. on which he would call upon to vote.
lie bitterly denounced the extravigance
Of the Republican party, and said that
Congress shall economi2e in these hard
time.. He endorsed eenator Saulsbury's
ideas upon the nat onal bank question,
and declared that the sooner the Gov
ernment divorced itself from National
B nks, the better. In reference to the
tariff question, he said: that a system
should be devised that would bring into
the treasury the largest revenue at the
Least oppression of the Industries of the
land, and while protecting homo trade
would not lend to keep commerce away
fom our shores, or prevent our manuf-
acturing from going abroad. In conclu-
sion he declared that he would vote as
Democrat, aud at the same time would
strive to prevent party spirit from turn
ing him from his duty.
Col. Martins speech was punctuatsd
with applause, which was continued for
some moments sfter he took his sent.
His speech concluded the meeting and
the speakers, officers Of the meeting, and
other invited guests adjourned to the
rooms of the Jefferson Club, where they
were royalty entertained by that body.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
GERMAN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

The German American Association gave
q delightful entertainment last night in the
Capelle Building, No. 2l0 King street. The
programme consisted of vocal ana fhstru-
mental music and shadow pantomine. Alter
the evenings entertainment dancing was
indulged In until late hour, " E"T
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
U. s.. CoCRT.

The United States District Court will not
meet to-day on account Of the absence of
Judge Bradford. The Courts will be 10
session ON Friday and Monday next at II
O'Clock, A. NJ, that all who need them, may
procure naturalization papers. II the
papers are not taken out on orbsfore Satur-
day, their vore at the next Presidential
election will bs lost. See advertisement.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
PEOPLES COLUMN.

Henceforth We will give column daily
70 correspondence upon any proper subjs Ct
lor discussion. It ID expected that commu-
nicetions will be written on one side only
oi the paper, and accompanied with the
name OF the writer. The HERALD 10 not to
% considered 40 endorsing or being in any
way responsible for the opinion Of cores
pondents In this column.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
LICENSE APPLIC' TONS.
W. II. H. Adkisson, apo;h-

NOTICE-Dr. w. II. H. Adkisson, apo;h-
IN ecary. hereby announces his intention
OF making appl' cad at the November
term OF the Court of General sessions for
1873, in aud for New Castle County, for a
license Tor dispensing spirituous liquors
for medical purpose, at his store on Main
street betwe Broad and Cass street,, N
the town Of fMlddletown, in united schoo'
distric No 80 and 9I. The names Of tle .
respectable citizens recomm ding my
said application, are:
q. NJ. Reynolds, Edw. W. Lockw wood,
w ~c)tt Way, L r. Mcdowell,
g. w w. Naudin, ", A: .Comesys. Es.
Isaac Jones, Jr. Sewell Jone.,
!. w. tayes, ]. B. FUard,
Frtnk T. EliasOn, SS HOton,
.Nathl Williams, VIM. Hates,
Geo w, Ingram,
ost2s-'a On. W, II. II. ADKIssON.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
aREENBACK MAss MEETING.

Tho Greenback mass meeting tonight
will be addressed by DR., Kensey y. Stewart,
Of Loves, Greenbsek candidate FOR Gov
erner, John G. jackson. OF Hockessin, can
didate for Congress, and A., q. Weld, Of
Brandywine Hundred, candidate for State
SAnator .' .T4UHOD uEd1 D1cu
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
A SATURDAY NIGHT BRAwL.

Last Saturday night John Dugsan tried
to gain admittsnce into Wm., iDollsrds
house At Fifth and Spruce, streets, by
violence. Dollard resented, and striking
Duggsn. laid him sepseltss on the pave
msnt. he 10 thought to be severely hurt.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
LAMPS DAMAGED.

During last weeks storm the damage to
lamps was great. Thus farthe Lamp Com
mittee has received notices asking for re-
pairs to 81 lamps IN different parts of the
city. S6 new lamps are aise askedfor,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29

Tinware in every shaps At4 4slmpsrs, ssh
and orsase, n.ol,,bo,, ,,,s,,.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
HecxsssrH, DEL, Oct. ~, 1879.
rHoMAs yE6VHRsoN's vfsws.

Thomas Jefferson, In his letters to Mr..
EPpis, volume of his works, says |:
" Treasury bills, bottomed on taxes, bear
Ing or not bearing interest, a. may be found
necessary. thrown into circulation, will take
tho place of SO much gold snd silver. Bank
paper must be suppressed, and the circula-
tion restored to the nation, to whom it be-
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
PUBLIC SALES.
fDUBLIC SALE

II OF
New and SECONDHAND d Planes and OrQars
at Robelen 4 Bros, 10 MARI 1t street.. VIII
mington Del, on Wednesday, Oct. S0th,
1878, at ~ O'clock.
stF& ( Auctloneers
Parties seeking bargains in Musical In
strum enta, should not fall TO attend the
sale, as we are sci ing out our entire stock
Any thOussnd copies Of sheet music, a.
half price. Extra discount Tor largo guam.
titles. Music Books at cost; also o large
stock OF musical instruments % Of all kinds,
Strings, ete. VIII be sold REGARDLESS Of costs
ostsJt RoPELIN 4 BRO,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29

Mr.. ED1roR or H1RALD WIN you
oolise me by publishing the enclosed or
tracts from the writings Of Thomas JeiTsr-
son and Benjamin franklin, A. an indication
OF the direction in which ws must lsok for
that financial relief 90 much needed by the
business and industrial classes Of our suf.
fsring country.
Let men Of all parties read and ponder
how fer We had drifted In our ideas of xold
and silver being the only practical basis Of
currency from the sound, simple, states
msnliks views Of these worthy fathers of
our country. ff & aY.(. ,u.5 IL
Yours truly, s,4..j,as- ss{is
J,0. JAOYsoN.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29

TEE WEATHEE :-To-dav u sstH b
cloudy and cold, soSth rain or lsght snose.
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rendered splendid service 70 the cause Unpopular gov
eminent throughout the world. Mr. Gladstones essay
s model Of clear terse vigorous and candid discus
sion It's impartality remarkable as is strength
Such transparent fairness Of mind is rarely exhibited In
treating OF critical and delicate topics Its practical
is less striking than it's subtle insight and Its
judicial candOr The qualities exhibited in the article
are those which make the enlightened statesman and 1t
is fortunate that the author has employed his versatile
powers in the direction OF public AFFAIRS well as in the
pursuits Of literature.
Several other articles in this number are OF more than
interest including historical account OF the
OF torpedOes in modern warfare, by Admiral Porter
an elaborate argument against the application of the
doctrine OF evolution the progress Of social REFORM in
opposition the views of Mr.. Herbert Spencer, by
George W. Julian; the REIMBURSEMENT OF Vacations" by
william T. Harris, treating Of the Importance Of indus
trial education in view Of the development Of mechan
zeal inventions Civil Service Reform" by John JAY
pointed and seasOnable political diseussOn ALFRED de
Musset," by T. s. Perry discriminating critical essay
on the life and genius of the celebrated French poet
and symposium on the question Of Inspiration" by
writer's widely apart from each other Professor F.
II. Hedge, the Rev. DIR. L. A. Wsshburn, the Rev.
Chauuey Giles, the Rev. J. 2. Newman the Most Rev.
Archbishop Gibbons. and the unreyerend, but not
rreverent, Mr. John Fiske. of Cambridge The discus
sion is temperate aud courteous, but not conclusive,
and like most recent sympOsums, reminding one of the
timing Of the instruments before concert, rather
than of grand musical symphony.
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The October number of Frank Leslie's SUNDAY
Magazine conducted by the Rev. Dr. Deems contains
account OF "Ths Broadway Tabernacle" by @. +.
Davenport presenting variety Of interesting details
in regard to that celebrated landmark, with notices
Of prominent individuals who have figured in its
history. There is also memoir OF Jonathan sturges
the late eminent New-York merchant, and an en-
thusIastic paper Elizabeth Barrett Browning, by
Margaret Preston In addition to the usual popular
miscellany and valuable editorial contributions, the
number is enriched with great variety Of original
poetry including several pieces from the pen OF dis
tinguiShed writer's.
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Mem pubIiratiO ms.

I Attest GIFTS of SCIENCE. see
~ TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 40
Sixteen pages. Price. postpaid 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE, NeW'YOrk.
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HIGHLAND AVENUE SEMINARY, at Sing
II II Sing ~ IA Boarding and Day school for Young
Ladies and Children will open September IT, circular
address Mr.. WIN. A. PENIA Pnnclpal.
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MISS RANNEY'S Boarding and Day SchOO
vi for Young ladies' Elizabeth, NewIersey, VIII be re
opened on WEDNESDAY, September IL, 1878.
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MISS STEVENSON will reopen her ENG
N1 LISH and FRENCH BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL
for YOUNG LADIES and LITTLE GIRLS, at hOrrstown,
n j. September 49, circulars address the Principal
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IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
bnrv Penn healthful beautiful Cole home and school
nnens 28d Ynar sent IL Rev u p EGL A. NJ President.
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MISS s. B. MATHEWS Boarding and Day
I'VE school for Young ladies' Summit NewJersey, VIII open
on TUESDAY, October 1, 1873.
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TVYHAIL, BridgetOn, New-Jersey. The 18th
Year OF this Home School for Young Ladies will open Sept
10 For particulars apply 70 Mrs C. SHEPPARD, Prin
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AERS. VESTS SCHOOL, Greenwich, Conn. -
w PUPILS the Spring Term remain under
Mra Wesrs cnre thrnngh Summer vacation. Box 1885
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HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Comm
young laGIes and children will reopen ssPte@6er
sToNE, MARfANA b. sLADE, CoRNELIA KNOWLES
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MISS MOTIFS ENGLISH and FRENCH
vi FAMILY and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES,
80 wa-st, NewHaven, COnn.i the sixth year opens
Rnnfa her s
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uillside Home for Young Ladies, StOckbridge,
IL Mass $500 year. Address Miss ADELE BREWER
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TNSTITUTE,

Prepares Boys for Business, Scientific school or college
Expenses $3.50 per year Established By present principal
IN 1872 For catalogues, address BENJAMIN i. MILLS,
A
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"GOSHEN INSTITUTE" Orange Co.,
my $40 Or for tuition board Washing use o. books
completely furnished and carpeted table excellent
possible only with limited numbers j. Wilson, Prn