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The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
'JAcFsoss'wAaslse- 1T is said that

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'JAcKsoN's sWAHNI ne lit is said that
the more the failure Of the Bank of Glas-
gov is looked at the worse it appears.
And no doubt this Is truce But it Is bad
enoughdn any view even the most cur
sorry. And TO the old Democrats it must
Call to mind with wonderful force tile
battle they had with the United States
Bank, led on by the most remarkable
man of his age, Gen. Andrew Jackson.
AS such rascality has cropped out in
seotland's most religious city, famed too
all over Il q world for its rigid morality
why might it not have prevailed in oui
own country to as great an extent To
be sure the charter of the United States
Bank did not grant it so large circulation
by some millions in its day. But had il
been permitted to exist, what its capital
might have been increased to none car
guess. Its capital was $20,00O,0O0. And
had Henry Clay been elected instead o.
Gen. Harrison, or had Harrison lived
this great monster corporation, or one
with greater privileges, no doubt, woulc
have been fastened upon the country by
the Wing party. Fortunately, Jackson,
great weight with his party, through the
earnest sincerity of his patriotism, lived
after he had passed from the political
arena, and neither the eloquence of Clay
nor the profound aud powerful voice OF
Webster could overcome the warning
words of the grea; hero and more saga
cioas jackson. After all the schemes
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w ESpAY.

OF Wilmington. New Castle county, Dela.
ware, on
WEDNESDAY.
THE 9Th DAY or HOVEMBER,A.D 1873.
al O'Clock, y. m, the following de
ribed Real Estate, viz -
All mat certain plantation or ira ct OF
,and situate ~ The hundred ard county OF
New astle, bounded ami described As fol-
lows, To VIII: Beginning at a stone corner
In line OF land of cann's heirs thence by
laads Of said Cann's heirs south 3 degrees
go minutes. east crossing public road 1856
9-1OQ 'pernhes TO a stake In The edge of the
oranch or ditch, thence by said branch or
ultch south 10 3-4 degrees west 10 AZ loo
perchesto another stake In said branch or
aitch thence SOUTH y "a degrees west 10
4 10 perches 20 a corner stake IN the mid.
que OF ditch, thence with the m iddle OF
said ditch south 5 degrees as minutes, east
loi i5-l00 perches TO "A stake on the bank
ana thence the same course TO low water
mark ON the Delaware river, thence with
tne Top OF said bank, northerly 81 perches,
more or less, to the middle OF a ditch al
vlning THIS nom Benz Elliott's land,
IN line running TO low water marx on
the Delaware river. between this and aid
Elllotts land, thence with said Elliott's
land by the middle of q ditch north rs de-
grees west 81 clio perches to a corner tree
on fast land, thence north % degrees and is
minutes west 40 6.i0 perches 10 a stope,
tnence north 90 degrees and IS minutes
west " 7S-lO0 perches 10 a stake In the m i'd
Ole Of Q road between this and Lam bson's
land. theace with the middle of said road
south u degrees west i2l 4-lo perches to a
axe, th. nee north z degrees and 30 min
utes west with lard OF Lefevre's heirs AZ
oi- i0l perches TO sta ke, a corner for Cann's
helrs, thence with SAID CaDn's heirs, north
76 degrees 80 minutes east SO LILO pei ches 10
stone and place of beginning, containing
one hundred and twenty-five acres OF
land, more or less, with a two and hal Z
storied brick house and brick barn and
other rout-buildings thereon err cted
Sc zed and taken in execution as the
property of John B. Lefevre and Mary his
Vile and /. l., and TO be sold by
ISAAC GKUBB. Sheriff.
sherif's once, New Castle, October il, !,
lH8. ~ sslf s.U Octie faw-ts.
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The DISCUSSION of the currency by
the Republican and Erery Euening and
Commercial is the most ludicrous and
prosy display We have yet seen. One is
'arly as far wrong in regard to gold as
the other is to paper.
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sALEg
y s.sssss :'s'ss p n,,' .s5!ss 70 sss
=. v~...r ,no ,,.k

0HERIrF'S SALEg II
~ BY. virtue of n writ Il IHsari rac,a
ne q directed, rec viii Dc esp6ssa TO fnsiis fs,ns
NsAYsrrr 4 a HorAL. q, sn,u,., -
Kept by John J Dougheriy, 10 the civ
OF wilmington, New castle County, Del
""s, VI sArpRpAy
THE End DAY OF NOVEMBER. Ins
Az O'clock, p. M, the following do.
seribed real estate, viz - 7'f''e w
All that certain lot or isce Of land sit.
ATE ~ tils city Of wilmington nforesaid,
and having thereon eI ected brick mo-
room factofy. aud bouhd.d and escribe,l
rs foilQwsy " witt reginntugnt a1 a n = .
on the liortheriy slde or r ifth streets ha.
tween spruce and Church street, at ISe
S sSe q Or tssr rs1 asshs;
on the easteriy Side Of n three feet wide
alley leading into FtflhIsfeet, thence eas !. !.
cry alonp The said Side OF Filth street ii,
feet TO line OF iand now or iormeri, OF
along q line Of said land aud partly bv
line OF land how or late OF Rbbert K. Por.'
ter, and parallel 10 Spruce street, Ils Ieel
TO the sou'nerly side of Bradford street. nj
Y Ises Il Wide ett% .hsnss westerly along sad
Fifth street ii0iset 10 line OF other land
now or lAie Of sad Porter thence south,
erly And parallel to Hpruce street. pail ,
along a1ine OF said Porter, q other lam
and partly along the easterly side OF III,
said, above mentioned, three feet wild,
alley, l<s feet 10 the foresaid side OF Fifii
street and piacs OF begipning, be The con
tents thereof whatit may.
Seized apd takeu In execution as HI,
property or John q. Baker and Mary AMI
Haker, his vile, mertga&ors, and the Johi
q. Baker Morocco ] eAlher ManufncturinI
Com pany, aud TO be sold by b. I-lI77
.l.. ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
shefin's Once, New Castle, Oct I7li
IL .. octiH3taw-s.
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THE ELECTION.
Tuesday, November 9Th. Polls
open between y and % A. NJ, and
close at 8 II. M.

DEMOCRATIC Messr.
George Gray, Samuel Townsend and |.
Z. Grubb are advertised to address a
Democratic meeting in the City Hall on
Friday night.
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NEW York, November a

DE-. v. W. BLANcn4Rpni hu,
past year l have prescribed Won, S,i
preparations OF Food Cure, snd .s
70 say they have met my most N !,
expectations, giving 10 patlenu /, !
ieebied BY blood poison, chronIc
or over drug dosias the needed n,
and nerue force. Y
PROF. CLEMENCE s. LoZIgR \
Dean OF HON Med. College saa \
for Women, New York m
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NJ Office TO CITY AND SCHOOL
IN TAX PAYERS OF 1914, Bills hay-
do not wish a postal card sent them or
their names published, had better call at
our office and make some arrangements
when they VIII pay; and those who
give this notice NO ATTENTION we
shall proceed to collect with costs.
Office hours from D a. IN, To II M, and
from to s and TO 8p. m.
E. PROVOST.
Collector for Northern district.
Ina WIN KYNE.
oci6-2w Collector for Southern Dist.
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ANDovER THEOLOGICAL SEM,
Andover, Mass, MarctI
Your Life Food is an excellent 4
have no hesitation, after thor0ul
OF IL, In recommending 1t in
chronic dyspepsia and nervous A
tion.
REV. DIR. AUSTIN PHI
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23

Hundreds OF cases OF BRlGBTI
EASE Of the Kidneys have been !
cured. For Neuralglc and MI
Diseases II is al most a specific P
and Mental Debility from he use
hel, Opium and Tobacco or from
namable cause. find In this Fooi
raj and potent remedy.
NJ ENtrrrry > x.
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SHEMFF,SZS.4Lk:

CHERifF's aALE, III
Is By virtue 81 n wIlk OF Lsvari faciss,
y me dirsetedI viii be exposed to Public
sale ~ the orr, o ..,.,,,
Kept by John J., pouxherty In the city
OF Wilmington, New Castle County, Del
SATURDAY,uuC.eEJt
THE 9Ih DAY OF NovBMBERsls7s, !
All that ceriain lot, piece or parcel OF
land situated IN the city OF Wilmington
aforesaid, bounded and described rs fol
lows, 10 witt Beginni.g at the intersecA
side OF scott street with the line OF the
no o,theriy side OF fourteenth street, themes
westerly seventy iive feet 70 corner.
thence northerly parallel with scott street
l5l feet 10 the southerly side OF Ford STREET
81 10 ieet wide, hence easferly by said side
af Ford street and parallel with Four
teenu STREET IS feet to the raid westei y
side OF scott r. rect, and thence thereby
son,herly Isl feet to the place OF begin
s.izsi, and taken Va exscurion as the
property OF Passmore, II. Mitchell and
Alkaline his wife, and ~ and 70 be sold
'sherif7s Ofiice, New Castle, Oct lVth,
1873. D lLLl = 80 l1l ct2i-staw-ts
A DJOURN ED sHERlF.r's SALE.
"A By virtue OF q writof Levarf ractas
% me dlrscied, Will beexposed 70 public
sale, at the 40 4 - l3ttA' ~
.--.I- GILPIN HOUSE, ~ en'
Kept BY. George WHITFIELD In the City OF
New Castle, In the Hundred and County
Of New Castle. and State of Delaware. on
THUR DAY,
THE sist DAY OF OCTOBER. 1878,
Al z O'Clock, p. NJ, tine following de-
scrlbed real estate. VIZ, .t
Al that piece or parcel Of LAND situate
in New C- stle hundred, New Castle coun-
ty, Del, bounded and described follows.
10 witt. On the north by the Christtapa
Creek. by lands OF Barker Carr, by lands
Of James II. Ray and - Warren, and
lands Of The heirs OF Lewis Weldsn, decd.
containing one hund, ed and twenty acres
OF land. about 20 acres OF which are mea-
dow and the rest upland. be the 50 me m ore
or less with frame two story dwelling
house, a large stone and frame barn, corn
cribs. granary, frame building Win a eel.
lar under; used for making Ice cream, a O.,
and other out-buildings thereon .rected
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of edward A. McFarlin and
Ellen d.. bis wife, and I. It's, and 10 be
sold by ISAAC GkUBB, Sheriff.
eherifTs ffice. New Castle. Oct. 81. 1873.
Octl4-Sfaw-ts.
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NOTICES.

NJ Office.
~ The regular quarterly m eeting of
the trustees OF the Poor for New Castle
County, will be held at the Aims House.
Wednesday. Oct. 10th at 10 O'Clock, a IN
All persons having bills will please pre-
seat them by that day. The supply Com
mitlee Will meet al the A Inns House, Sat
urday, Novem Der End, at IL O'Clock, q. m.
when pro 3osals will be received Tor sup
plying the Aims HOu for the next three
months with bread and meats
.oo-,.o j. w. COOCh,
octzzeodz5-WlL. Secretary.
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WANTS.

WANTEDIO TRANsFER-sl,ooO 900 or
w more on INST mortgage. In small
amounts to suit parties. Interest per
ceut. investment sale. Address 90 !"
this office. oeti2.tf
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23

For the year nas,
prescribed The Ria Nraa,v nave coa|
a Al Hp d. NERVE FOOD to uNND lny l. |!
~ Z, ages, from eighteen mo, M Ky Y. pay
tilree years. Ia every case o,,is ,h 10
oeen pn =, exactly that claimed t,,e bv res fesl
py iar The most valLable y y. yo1l
Ionic l have ever ,net ie Sp,,h and
EDWARD SUTTON sMIru "
zoe. 20 Irving Place, Sea. ~
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- Ht.kIFF'S SALE. 1870
- BY virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias
me directed, will be exposed 10 Public
. LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 81 shipley ST.
kept by John j Dougnerty, In the city
OF Wilmington. New Castle county, Della
ware, on
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SALE :
- BY virtue OF a writ OF Levari Facias
10 me direcie ed, Will de exposed to Public
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s,1 sb,plev g,
Kept by jonn j. Dosgherty in the City
OF Wilmington, New Castle County, Del,
on
WEDNESDAY.
THE S0th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1873.
AZ o'ciock, p. NJ, the following de-
scribed cal estate, viz H'''~ -.
All that certain lot and brick dwelling
hou-e thereon, situate In the city OF WIZ
mington aforesaid, bounded and described
as ioliows,. TO Wit: Beginning on the
westerly side Of Lombard treet, between
second and Third streets, at the centre of
the party wall between this and the ad- :
l2ining house on the south late of John
McLear, now of Lewis Mason, thence
we.terly along the centre Of the said parry
wall ana parallel to second street. Il feet
10 tne easterly side OF an alley leading In.
10 hooinson street, thence nertherly along
me SAID side OF the said alley, parallel 10
LOMBARD street, l3 II. 9 In, 10 a corner of
land, late OF William q. Lowe, now Of
MRS. Patton, thence easterly along a line
81 her lands and parallel TO the first men
tloned line through the centre of the party
wall dividing IN fr1m the adjoining
Drlck house on the north IA II. TO the saiti
sioe OF Lomo bard street, and thence there
py southerly 13 II. 6 in to the place of be-
ginning, be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
morte "a g0r and It's and 10 be sold by
~ ISAAC CRUDE. sheriff.
sherifrs Offics, New Castle, oct. II, 1873
l. tsE .Htt -.if . OCt14-3ta w to
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g b ERIFF'S SALE.
% BY virtue OF a writ OF venditioni Ex-
ponss. 70 me directed, will be exposed To
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sai SHIRLEY 81
Kept by John ]. Dongherty In the city
OF Wilmington, New Castle County. Del
WEDNESDAY, 'I
THE 9th DAY OF NOVEMBER. ID. 1873.
scrieed real estate. viz: ~
No Aiithai certain lot. piece or pa r.
Gel Of land situated In the city OF Wil-
mington. New Castle county and state oil
Delaware, bounded and described as foI-
lows, TO VII; Beginning at point on the
westerly side Q. Broom street. at The dis,
eriy tide Of sixth street at a corner OF land
OF Ell Nicholas, thence westerly parallel
Win Siyih street lao fos 10 a corner thence
soulherly parallel with Broom street ~
1eet 10 n corner, thence easterly parallel
with sixth street l40 feet TO the Aforesaid
siue OF Broom street and thence Lberebv
northerly o. feet 10 the place or beginningI
be the contents within said bounds what
1t may. H=uV,r .-fs
Np:2. All that certain lot, piece or par
&c OF land situate In Christians unar, Il ,
county apd State aforesaid, bound q and
described as follows; TO wit Beginning
street extended, of s2 feet 6 inches wide
between Hawley and Webb streets oil the
distance OF rs feet westerly from the west .
cry slde OF dAWley street, at 6D feet wide,
tLence noi oither'y parallel with Hawley
street, III feet inches 10 a stake, thence
westerly parallel with Fourth street, 30
reel 10 another stake thence southerly par
ailel with Hawley street, III feet 6 inches
TO the Aforesaid side of Fourth streei and
thence thereby sastsrly 50 feet to the place
q beginning, be the contents ther- oil what
tney may. ....
NOS All that certain lot OF land with
q three story brick dwelling house thereon,
situate In the SAID city OF vii .Iington
bounded and describe. d as follows, to wit !:
beginning at the henoriherly side of Fifth
street. between Jefferson and Madison
streets, al the distance of llS leet from the
westerly side OF Jefferson street at the
centre OF the party wall between this and
the adjoining premises on the east. then
northerly through the centre OF said wall
parallel to Jefferson street. 100 feet to the
sontberiy side OF Jefferson Park, thence
westerly along said park parallel TO fifth
street, IL feet 10 a corner, thence southerly
parallel TO Jefferson street through the
centre OF feet wide alley Between this
and the adjoining prem ises ON the W. st,
100 feet 70 the aforesaid SIDE OF Fifth stree
and themes thereby easterly ls feet TO the
place of beginning, be The contents thereof
what they may.
Seized an taken In execution az the
properly af Samuel h. Ball, and TO be aold
by ISAAC GRIJBB. Eheriff
Sherifis ofice, New Castle, October IL;
1910. Oct19-ztaw tS
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Democratic Nominations.
i'.' STATE TICKET.

Democratic Nominations.
n- ''D STATE TICKET. LEX.
-sssss1 tasa,salsF ron soovsRsoR, as'9@'' '''''n
JOHN W. HALL, ,...
OF Kent County. s
aBPREsENrArIvE IN CONGRESS-,
ID" EDWARD /. MARTIN,
.... OF Stisaex. rF
NEW CASTLE COUNTY TICKET.
ron SHERIFF,
JOHN PYLE. ~
FOR CORONER,
JACOB BUTZ.
FOR STATE SENATOR'S.
J. WILKINS CooCH,
CHARLES II. McWHoRTER.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
JAMES w. WARE,
DIR. SwITHlN CHANDLER,
WILLIAM DEAN,
JOHN DoRAN,
GILES JAMESON,
EDWIN r. COCHRAN,
WILLIAM +. RIGGs, Sr.
FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
WILLIAM r. BRIGHT, Red Lion HID.
WILLIAM fvLK, St. Georges.
WILLIAM A. MORRISON, Mill Creek.
WILLIAM L. WIER, White Clay Creel
JAMES T. TAYLOR, Appoquinimiik.
HENRY ii. WELLS, Blackbird.
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SI.OO per Bottle, orc for

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGlS
Or sent by Express on receipt of
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23

REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS,
Oh" EDWARD /. MARTIN,
..... OF SUSSEX. rf I''
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For TIE INTELLECTUAL '
The Morning herald., 1878-07-03
NEW CASTLE cIAAssr L.
From our special corresnondept !

LASAAA o~A opOCidi CUTTcbpOQOenC. A
IHigt,Ifa ,i,,t y, New Castle, Juiys snd, 1s7sI
The The MORNING HERALD can be had ever
morning before a O'Clock at the Messrs
Chasess News Store. 4 Persons wishing |,
have thepaper lett at their residence.d ca,
oe3accommodated, by leaving their nam.
ana address at The News astore.sa sEH e n
Messrs. Yarnal and Rudolph, have opened
a vegetables and general produce store
10 the old Engine room, in the CITY. HaIj
building whers they promise tosell cheaper
than elsewhere. POI so1'@ ~ 3s@H
MI: James Christy, formerly of Chester.
and Miss Kate NeherI Of this city. wer,,
united In the holy bonds of mstrimonv. bv
the key.tB. u. Kelly lin St. Peters Church
at o'cleck yesterday morning.
John Graham, proprietor Of the Market
street HBtel, has rented the tavern, occu-
pied byl Mrs. Blckta, on the corner Of Fifth
and Adams street In your city, and will re-
move me latter part of this month.
!. Mr.. Edward l. Rogers of this CITY left
here on the 7.30, train this morning far
baltimore, from which place he will sail for
Hiialllax, N. s., to stay a few weeks to rec,l-
perate his health. We wish him pleasant
IElp. s---.---
The Morning herald., 1878-07-03
JUSTICE TO MR.. PHILLIPS.

The report of the Claymont accident in
Mondays HERALD was correct in all its
details, excepting that part referring to the
stopping of the freight train. It was stated
thatthe freight was for the moment for
gotten, and was not thought of until tha
whistle announced her approach, when a
man was sent back with red light, and
Mr. Lawson, the station agent, seeing 1t
hung out his own danger signal, which
stopped the tran, AMI perhaps prevented q
double calamity, as she was not stopped
until a short distance OF the wreck. As
soon as the train was wrecked, Mr. Phillips,
the conductor, sent his brakemt 10 north
and south with red lanterns as precautions
against danger, and the engine of the freight
mtntioned was really stopped $50 yards
from the rear car of the wrecked train, by
actual measurement. Mr.. Phillips natural
ly feels aggrieved at what might have been
taken as an imputation OF his abilities as
ard we are glad 10 make the
correction. He has been a conductor on
The P.,W. & B. R, r. for over 90 years, and
70 use the words OF one of Ills colleagues,
he Is as true as trigger, when you pull |
On IT,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-03
.,l..YO(, LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES.

Deviled crabs at Fullmers, 500 Market st
Camp meetings next after the Fourth OF
July.
There will be a race out Brandywine to,
| morrow.
The Christiana is favorIte resort for boy
swimmers. :
ailps Hair and Whisker Dye, Black Or
Brown, SO cents. " =. I
Good hats at low prices AZ McCloskey's
Opera House HIST etore. ...u
A fine Mackinaw hat for 50 at Nc
Closkey's, S12 Market street. ~ ......3
The Merry Eight will give picnic on
Wednesday, July Sd, at Rosendale Park.
Fine summer hats of all styles at Nc
Closkey's Opera House Hat store, S12
Market street.
Alter the Fourth then comes the gay and
festive Philadelphians who seek our Brandy.
wine in crowds l.
A veteran tobacco chewer of our CITY de-
clares be has ruined several sets of teeth in
biting tin-tag plugs.
WIS Wood, taxidermist, No. 9O3 Market
street, Wilmington. Del. All kiuds of
birds, beasts and reptiles stuffed to order.
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is ecommended
by all druggists as being purely vegetable
and aand reliable preparation for babies. Price
rs cents.
Selling very cheap, large assortment of
Gents Hats, Underwear, Stockings, sus.
penders, at Ross's new Philadelphia Store.
ll6 Market street. '.'
Tonight music has been engaged at
Chadwick's Ice Cream Garden and Museum,
Music all day on the Fourth and evening.
L. VIII be found the coolest and pleasantest |
place in the city. a.'... I-0-'
The Morning herald., 1878-07-03
s. 11.. WEDNESDAY,. jelly B,IS78.j
REST FOR THE DEAD.

iya X II
ANOTHER ACT IN THE soIA YMo NJ .srR AZ,
+ EDY-FUFERAL OF THE BABES. H.
All day yesterday, the flags at The P, "
q b. K. B, depot were at hall f-mast, outloi
respect tot the Bales, whogwere killed al
the ClaymoDt disaster, and the engines
were draped in black Grape in memory'ol
the father and white in ,asmory Eof] the
son. H.
AT 80 O'Clock special train of thee
cars left the'depot WithAtha CCoroner's itIrv
ana railway employees to attend tfe
funeral. Upon the arrival of the train In
fhliadelphia procession was. formed and
passed down Broad street to Wharton, and
up wharton to the house of the bereaved
iamlly. The procession passed into tie
mouse ana viewed the remains of the father
ana son. ,32t 3$n@EEf5 ,GI3GGE
The father lay in handsome coffin coy
cred with black cloth, and was dressed if a
nne black suit. The son was, In a white
covered coffin by the side of the father, aud
was robed In white shfoud. There were
proigse offerings of flowers, among which
was huge pillow Of peonys at the foot of.
the two coffins on which was the word
"Rest" In purplish colored flowers.
1t is difficult to give proper estimate Of
the number of persons in the vast crowd
that assembled around the house; Wharton
street was completely blocked from -Four
teenth to Fifteenth streets. When the
services at the house were finished tie
collins were carried out and placed in two
hearses, which proceeded, with the car
rlages containing the relatives and near
friends, to the depot, and was conveyed BIZ
a special train of z cars to Mt. Moriah Sta
tiop, from where they walked to the GENES
terry. Here the funeral services we're con-
cluded and the remains were placed in the
green house. ...-r ,.! .aa .,y1IgsI
While the services at the grave we're in
progress Mrs. Babe tainted three different
times H' fnE7.@t 13= '" pT@h"f l727
VIM. R. HoUGH's FUNERAL. suy |
At 5 O'Clock yesterday the funeral of the
last OF the victims of the disaster took place
This was the funeral of William R. Hough
which went from the office OF Daniel Fog, |
Undertaken, at 9Th and Shipley streets. The
services were conducted by Charles Fl. |
sentman, and the remains were Inferred in
Wilmington and Brandy dywine Cemetery.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-03
SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING
Hope Lodge, No. 81, ]. o. O. F., at Odt
Fellows Hall.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s.. Of T.
Ia the McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, o.
True Templar's at McClary's Building.
Delaware Council, No. 2, o. U. A. M, al
Mechanics Hall, 219 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No. S, A. o, of G.. r.,
of Clsry's Building. -.
Champion Lodge, No. s, K. Of P, at K,
NJ P. Hall, 2ll Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 13, K. of P, Jr. O.
U. A. M. Hall, 5ll Market street, 2TAE4
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, 10. R. M. at
Maris Building, 9th and Shinlev streets.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-03
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

AT meeting Of the Moral Suasion Re-
form Association, last evening. at their
room over the Third street Market House;
the following officers were elected :-Col.
II. B. McIntire was unanimously elected
President; Messrs. W. X Luton. H. w.
Morrow and John Richardson, Vice Presi-
dents; Robert Caldwell, Treasurer; Jos.
Richardsop, Financial Secretary; John B.
Cook, Recording Secretary; Elwood G. Hill.
Marshall; Col. John II. Moore, Thomas
Caldwell, James Hargis, Trustees.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-03
MEN WHO DO WRONG.

Jno. Armstrong, for being diserderly
vagrant, was sent over for 60 days. fQ
Charles Kelly, boy , for threatening to
DO bodily harm to John Lykens; fined the
costs and required to give 5000 bail to keep
the peace. ,..s5 '-a.e.s.rs.a, s,.s@y,et
Peter johnson, for violating the city or>
dinance, was fined the costs of the case. 4
A. Ashenbacb, who keeps barber shop
at Second and Market street, plead guilty
to working on Sunday was fined 81 and
costs.
The Board Of Health charged Peter Ber :
nand, before Esq. Hagany, with violating
the city ordinance relating to cess-pools:
81 and costs were imposed.
Esq. Hagany fined John Campbell SO
cents for assaulting James Tilghman. 7