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Justices Court.

The following business was transacted
in the Justices Court yesterday :
James Sweeney VS.. j. B. Simpson-ver-
dict for plaintiff.
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NOTICE

THE TIME FOR REGISTRATION OF THE
i names of the qualified Electors in Election
Precinct No. IA, Roberts Greek, prior to the
General Election, to be held on the 9Th day
of November, A. ID. 1878. for the County of Eu-
reka and State OF Nevada. Will expire at 6
O'Clock P. NJ, ON the nineteenth day Of October,
A. ID. 1878. T.. 1. RICHARDSON.
Registry Agent for Precinct No. II, Eureka
County, State OF Nevada. ol-td
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TAKE NOTICE.

A LII PARTIES HAVING BILLS AGAINST
N or owing money to Pete steffani. person.
ally, are requested to present their accounts
for settlement to Joseph Steffani, at Louis
Monaco's photograph gallery. without delay.
sep7-tf
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Persons having bills against the county
should present them to-day at the County
Clerks Office, as the Board of County
Commissioners will meet on Monday.
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DISsoLUrIONf

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN firm heretofore existing and doing buea-
ness In the town and county Of Eurekn. staaq
Of Nevada, under the firm name Of McMahonk
Waters, in the Nevada Laundry. IL hereby daes
solved by mutual consent a. Nc1t4hon ~
arm and win pay all debts Of said drm.
!. H. WATERS.
Eureka, October ?. 1873. o4-St
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Bullion-17b liza
Mexican : 80h 8la
Union-1S5b 1884
Yellow Jacket-33b 33Aa SASS
Choliar-54b
Ophir-63b Ola G2ka 62s
Gould & Curry-21s fla
Grown Point---l0b
Belcher--10b
Best 4 Belchcr-30b
sierra Nevada--225a
Ophir--G2ka
Mexicar.-80a
Savagc-22b 22ka
Yellow Jacket-33s
Best 4 Belcher-30hb
Exchcquer-7b 7ha
Mexican-79sa
Hale 4 Norcross-29a
Gould b Curry--20kb
Bullion-16Ab TIA
Con. virginia-15hb
Crown Point--I0A b 1Oka
California-14b 14Aa
Best w Belcher--3Okb 31a
yellow Jacket-83kb 3ia
Mexican-79a
sierra Nevada--244a
Chollar--55b
Justice--9Ab
lmperial-14Ocb
Union-160b
Ophir-G2s
Belcher--l1b
B~ullion--17b
Alta-15b
Confdence--10kb
Savage-22kb
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CAUTION

r HEREBY CAUTION ALL PERSONS FROM
purchasing any horses having my brands,
Nv on left shoulder,l unless vented % the left
hip.
have recently lost ave head Of young Amer:
lean geldings, and am credibly Informed that
certain persons, in this county, are IN porsess
sion OF the same Any person giving correct
information Of the said stock, to this once:
will be suitably rewarded.
J. n. w~1THNGvON.
Eureka. Sept. ~, 1878. y28rlm
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NOTICE.

THE TIME FOR REGIsTRATIbN or THE
i names OF the qualified Electors in Election
General Election, to be held on the 9th day 81
November. A. d. 1873, for the County Of Eureka
and State Of Nevada, will expire II 8 O'Clock
p. NJ, on the nineteenth day OF Octo1rfsA. ~
1878. JAMES BUTLER
Registry Agent for Precinct No. A. Eureka
County, State Of Nevada. ol-td
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NorICu.

THE TIME FOR REGISTRATION OF THE
1 names Of the qualified Electors in Election
Election. "a he bsld oy ~ HI a. ~ Hovs.ss
Der, A. ID. 1873. for the County o. Eureka and
State OF Nevada, will expire d 9 O'Clock 4. H.,
on the nineteenth day Of October. A y. ISIS.
Registry Agent for ffscinct no -, Kufskd
County. State Of Nevada. oltd
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Wells, Fargo 4 Co. shipped yesterday
three bars OF bullion valued at $3.50 IS,
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r. Lyman Potter. the wheelbarrow man,
has crossed the summit of the Sierra Ne
vadas and expects to reach Sacramento to-
day.
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NOTICE.

THE TINE o REGISTRATION OF THE
names Of the qualified Electors in Election
Precinct Nc. q, Whites Ranch, prior to the
General Election, to be held on the 9th day Of
November. AID. 1878, for the County Of Eureka
and State Of Nevada. will expire Il s O'Clock
P. M, on the nineteenth day Of October, A. vi
1878. JAS MITE
Registry Agent for Precinct No. 81. EurekS
County. State Of Nevada. o1-{d
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F. Ell HARNNoN,
COUNTY CLERK, AND Ex-OFFI-
~ clio Clerk of the District Court of the
Sixth Judicial District, In and for the County
of Eureka, State of Nevada.
CONvEYANCING, In ell its branches. cor
rectly executed. Acknc wledgIneuts, Afidavits,
ETC.. taken in any part eli own.
Office; Front corner lc or at the Courthouse.
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Jackson House,. r. Townsend, Ham,
ilton; VIM. II. Davies, Joe Davies, Wis
consin.
International Hotel-Wm. Pearse, T..
Pasco, Ruby Hill; VIM. Brown. Elko p.
MITE, Salt Lake J.. w. Smith, J. C. Bald
win, San Francisco.
Parker House,. HI. Mcdowell, San
Francisco George Carbon, Roberts Creek;
Sam. Holden. Ruby Hill; John v. Evans,
Pine Valley I; W. Kennedy.
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NOTICE.

~ DUNKEL DEPARTS o SAN FRAN
W. cisco on the 10Th of October. and would
most respectfully request those indebted TO
the firm to call and settle before that date.
O. DuNKEL & co.
Eureka. October 2, 1879. os-td
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Wells, Fargo e. Cos Letter List.
The following letters were received at Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.'S Office last evening, and not de-
livered:
Miss Giovanni Ferrari Mrs Maria Lates
James Stanton Mrs A McQnaid
J J Sullivan Morgan Kavanaugh
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SAN Francisco stock Exchenge.

1880 Yellow Jacket-2S 20 2SS 28k 2St
5000 Imperial--l4Oc 1900 IA
500 Kentuck-Sk So 84 8
1900 AIpha-1sk 17k IT 15k Is i5l
15h 15ss 15ls
1000 Belcher-9A Q Ola 9k 81 va
ASS Confdence-104 10h 10
$40 Sierra Nevada-200 205 21O I'll I'll
2I2
ass Utah-4O 90 81 50 sshb5
25l0 Buliion-1S 15h t5k 15st 10 l5z
1885 E~xcbequer--6A 2 e.. 49,.
q ga
40 Seq. Belcber-3S
ats0 U~nion~1G0 1853 1e5 40 l72 It's lSt
1888 1856 1880 ISL 1S0
1865 Justice -9h . "a
1910 Alta-I54 is 1ia AZ 14At 14k
2isj Lady Byran ga "a
200 Sayage-ISt
9i95 Julia-6 Ga ga
1855 ~Caledonia-5h 50 5 i90c Al AZ
EVENING BOARD.
SIS Raymond 4 Ely-6 ga
a45 Jackson-12 1914
$50 Belmont-3H 81
600 Jefferson-2
90 Belle-10s 10A
800 Manhattan-6 5I
$50 Grand Prizes
1900 Navajo-i35c l40c
$3.50 Belle Isle-70c Csc
400 Highbridge-1s0c 225c 1850
725 Paradise-2l ga
800 McClinton-s0c
500 Bodie-20 eos
60 Summit
f40 Independence-34 1850 $500
200 Staf-75c
rs Syndicate
so B~elvidcre-fk
800 Blackhawk-50c
$50 Goodshow-80c
800 Sitting Bull-140c Ia IL
$50 y. Standard-55c
2205 MoDo-5A So .
270 Hustier-110c
rs NJ. Whites
ATS Tiptop TX IL f70e
800 Eureka Con.-i6 Al As Az
Is Phcnix-5
$40 Leopard-f30c l20c
$50 Gila-50c SOC 45c
$50 Hussey-f0c 35c
$50 Defrees-30c Csc
$50 ~Argenta-54 5a 5
410 Endowment-105c
$50 Day-50c 55c
87J Hillside-4l
SO Modoc-30c
GU0 Bechtel-1l TX
40 Tioga-2is al "a
100 Bulwer-1ih 1is
100 s. Prize-10c
200 Tuscarora-i0c
100 May Belle
160 Championships IL
$50 Aurora--2ix 81
1850 Oricntal-1a
go s. Bodie-75c soc 90c
$50 Richfer-2 81
so Con. Paeiic-l60c
$50 Chicftain--2jc zoe
800 Leeds-I1
100 Hussey--i5c
$50 A~rgenta--5ts
$40 San Xayier--2is
SO NJ. Whites
300 Belle Isle--70c
100 Endowment--i10c
59j C~hallengc-2a 230c 2foc
$50 New York; Ii Ia
800 Occidental--14
lis Phil Sheridan--24
900 Senator--1
275 Lady Washington 3 ga
$40 Andes-l Hoe l15c
1880 Wells-Fargo-l0c 35e soc
$50 Scorpion % 76is
610 Con. washoc--2i5c
900 Morning Star & on
155 N. O~phir-1%
S25 Solid Sllyer-l zlOc
80 st. Louis DOC
$50 Con. E~ldorado--50c Goo
1415 Flowery-75c 1
$50 Piutus--2
1875 N. Bonanza-f lose
80 Solid Silvcr--205c
800 8. King--18 16
400 Mono--5l
go Richter--24
10 Eureka Con.--4A
HOO Silver Hill-360c 81 81 Else 8 320t
so BALTIMORE
200 Snmmit--2
$50 Mono-5ts
100 New York--170c
500 Woodville--60c Csc Toe
AS Kossuth-30c 35c
$50 Mides--26
$50 Ward-1a 140c
325 Leviathan-130c 140c
$40 N. Con. va.-Sk 3
100 T~rojan-75c
$50 Benton--7h ~
40 Rough and Ready--3a 8
800 vermont--9k 8
1900 N. Sierra Nevada-45c SOC
$50 4. Lady Bryan-l20c 1l0c
SO 8. Silver--205c
100 Champion--1k
200 Wells Fargo--30c
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DIR. Recess Report.
The County Physician hands in the fol-
lowing
Patients in the Hospital on September 1st. 3
Patients admitted during the month .........g
Patients discharged during the month .......7
Patients remaining in tie Hospital October Ia
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REGISTRY NOTICES.
NOTICE.

THE TIME FOR REGISTRATION OF THE
i names Of the qualified Electors In Election
Precinct No. 20, Alpha. prior to the General
Der. A. d. 1878. for the County Of Eureka and
State Of Nevada, will expire At 8 O'Clock :, III
on the nineteenth day of October. A. d, 1878.
Il. BOOMHOWER,
Registry Agent for Precinct No. ~, Eureka
County, State of Nevada. Off
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The Yellow Jacket is the deepest mine on
the Comstoek.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
THE INCOME TAX.

One of the most odous, and, to our judg-
ment, unconstitutional imposts, ever sad
dlea upon the American people, was the
Income tax. 1t was the fertile source Of
perjury to damn the Republic. Its inginsi-
torial character, was 10 direct variance to
all our traditions and habits. and was only
submitted to. because of the supreme nei
cesslty Of sustaining the Republic, in It's ef-
forts for life. When it was abolished sigh
of relief went up, and men cried, and LaGs
Dso the agony is over: yet, within brief
space of thirteen years from the close Of
the war, majority of the Ways and Means
Committee of the House of Representatives
has decided in favor of an income tax.
The original imposition was for the pur.
pose of enabling our nationality to be pre-
served, the revival Is for the purpose OF
permitting reduction of the taxes on whisr
key and tobacco. The South and West
want free whiskey, or as near as can be
got TO 1t, and also want the East to bear
more of the burdens of supporting the
Government. The vote in favor of the in>
come tax in the Ways and Means Commit
tee was decidedly significant. Th" mem.
bers of the Committee in favor oft were
Me:srs. Tucker, of Virginia; Sayler, of
Ohio Robbins, of North Carolina; Harris,
of Georgia; Burchard, OF Illinois; and Glib
son, of Louisiana. Those opposed to 1t
were Messrs. Wood, of New York; Garfield,
of Ohio; Banks, of Massachusetts,; Kelly, of
Pennsylvania; and Phelps, ofConnecticut.
1t were wise In our newspapers to speak
out in advar ce, so that our Senators and
Representatives may feel the thrill of vor
popuy, and be prepared to combat this
attempt to reimpose an odious and illegal
tax upon their constituents. OF course no
one expects Every Evening to express an
opinion until It's cue is given, and its articles
are mapped out from its oracle.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
LOCAL NOTES.

The Union NJ E Church love feast this
evening.
The late rain has given the grass q spring
like appearance. +.
Rev Benjamin Fl. Latrobe preached in
Andrews Church, yesterday afternoon.
Barnum's Circus will be here on the 29th
of this month. Save your pennies boys 10
If you want stylish spring hat 20 tn
McCloskey's Opera House hat store, S12
Market street. .... tt.
= Drs. Stearns and Wilson, so celebrated for
their many remarkable cures are stopping
at the Clayton House, this city. ! :
Chew and be happy; dark cavendish only
40 cents pound ; rough and ready smok-
ing, As cents good duck navy chewing, 45
cents, at Chapman's, Fourth and Shpley
streets, Wilmington, Del. ap4,1
Adelicate complexion is best compared
to blooming rose; but when the coupten-
snce is disheured with blotches and pimples,
like " eeds in rosebed, the sufferer should
promptly use DR.. Bulls blood mixture,
which quickly and etfectually eradicates
such unsightly evidences of impure blood.
With what complacency must the lady
who uses Glenn's Sulphur Soap glance at
her mirror, for their she sees reflected a
complexion devoid OF blemish. This peer
less purifier may be relied upon to remedy
all skin irritations. Sold by all druggists.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or
brown, 50 cents. milo Nv
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
ON TO STA n BOUL

Yesterdays news makes 1t tolerably GER
tain that Ruesia intends to enter Constan-
tIpople and fling out the cross from the
dome of St.. Sophia. Roumania is being
fully occupied by her, and the lines of COM
mupication from the Danube are being
ctr. ne btcned; everything denotes an lnten-
tion to grasp and hold European Turkey, to
await the grace OF the conquerers. The
English are determined seemingly to push
their fleet into the Black Sea, and thus
blockade Russia, in her main channel Of
communication with the commercial world
A strong English feeling is growing up ir
Coustantipople, and hopes are being fos'
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
BIG INJUN.

THE RED MEMS ENTERTAINMENT LAST
F1aHT--A PLEASANT PROGRAMME WELL
!, PERFoRMED. u. ~ w. e.. ..
$. A very enjoyable entertainment was given
by the Keokuk Tribe, No. 8, Of IOR M at
theirhall cornersixth and sbipley The roc m
was packed by an intelligent aud apprecia
tive audience 80 closely that standing room
was at q premium. ., .-l r.y.al
Two unlocked for unfortunates made two
vacancies 10 the programme and no doubt
detrac'ed much from the excellence of the
entertBinment. These We're the absence of
P G Morris, H German of Philadelphia,
who was expected to speak and that of Miss
Eva Crouch, the organist, who was detained
on account of the serious illness of her
fatber.n' i't ~ v"'.a".r'
The exercises were commenced with
singing by the choir, after which Rev. Mr..
Tull delivered an impressive prayer, asking
God to guide the exercises of the evening
and to par iculally bless the whole order.
There was then another selection sang by
ch Or after which g. s. B. r. Heis er was
introduced and delivered al interesting ad
dress. s.-a. H..
He said be was glad of the opportunity of
addressing them; spoke of the secrecy ofthe
order, and alluded to the advantage derived
from this custom. Men who were connected
with the order were much benefited, and all
were treated in friendly and brotherly
way: Once he was in Strasburg and saw
the American flag suspended, and at once
felt at home, which was just the way he
always felt in the order. He closed by
speaking at length upon the general influence
tor good Of the order or the families of the
members extending through them out into
the community. ......
Professor Wiley next spoke of the organ
ization of the Red men and its advantage
Secret societies of this kind are school. 1t
learns man 10 be more manly and qualities
him to be better citizen.
A solo was sung by Miss Eva Zebley,
after which Joshua Maris, Esq, addressed
the assembly. We had heard OF the benefits
and all Org anizAtione perform good work.
This WAS similar to ali others In its objec'.
The order was founded upon the character
tslics of the Indians as they always stuck
together He reviewed the history OF the
order and In closing described many of the
terms used 10 the order.
Joseph Pyle, G. P, then read a few hits
st members of the order throughout the
couutry In rhyme, and after several selec
tions by the choir the entertainment closed.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
HARBORING STOLEN PROPERTY

One Sunday three or four weeks ago, sew
eral small boys took some brass boxes or
bearings from car Of the P W & B r all
Road Company at the foot Of Third street.
They took them to John Dooley, who Keeps
q junk shop near Fourth and walnut streets.
The boys were observed in the theft by one
Of the employees on the road who hunted
for the boys some time after and at last
came upon one af them, Robert wallace,
who confessed selling them to DooIey
Dooley was arrested, and at the police sta
ton last evening, he was held in 5000 bail
to answer the charge of harboring stolen
property, In court.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING.
Walola Lodge, I. 0. of G.. T., Sixth and
Market streets. ...-..-.l ~ ~.
Fairfax Lodge, No, 8, I. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall. ,..-t tfG.r. s
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, I. Q. Q. F.,
Odd Fellows Hall. '.'H ~ va
at Mechanics Hall, 219 King street.
Rescue Council, No. 3, Jr. o U. A. M.
at Jr. o E A M Hall, 5li Market street,
Delaware tribe, No l I o r NJ, at Mar
is Building, 9th and shipley, .s.,q4e
Excelsior Lodge, X of P, at K of Hall.
GA Market, -. ....9 .t.,y nc
washington Camp P 0 s ofA, at Mcs
Clarey's Building. "a,
Pioneer Council, No 1, Sovereigns of Iu-
dustry, at McClary's Building. r
Mt Calvary Dncampneht, No19 X of M
meet severy alternate Friday evening, al
McClary Hall,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
A NEEDEW:REFORM.

One of the charges which the people
ought to demand at the next Legislature is
the gradual lessening Of the number of
Justices of the Peace and Courtables in
Wilmington. They are more than twice
too numerous, and are, in good truth, in
esch Others way. Another reform de-
manded is the abolition of the payment OF
Justices costs by the county; this system
is most villauiously pernicious, as 1t ia xes
every citizen to enable litigious and mali
..... s's
cious people to sue each other. vl"
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
LOCAL. AFFAIRS
M. s. R. A. ANNIVERSARY.

On Tuesday evening next, the 10Th ins'.,
the Moral suasion Reform Association OF
this city will hold their first anniversary at
the Grand Opera House. Messrs. Samuel
P. Goodwin, ard c. G. Hancock of Phila-
delphia, and George NJ. butcher, Of this
city will deliver addresses. The members
of the Association with delegates from the
NJ, s. r. Associations of ofLandenburg, Avon
dale and other places will march from tae
hall, at Third and King streets, to the
Opera House, beaded by the City Cornet
Band. Admission by tickets,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
B. l.. 8.

At the regular meeting of the Bryant
Literary Society, yesterday afternoon, In
Rugby Academy, the following officers were
elected: IT,
President-Willie Hastings. ..
Vice President-Frank Dupont
tcretary-I1erbert Cause.
Treasurer-E. Negendank.
Ltbrariau---J. Morris Robinson.
Sergeant at Arms Washington Ralstop!
Critic-Dr. 8. W. Murphy.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
A DISMISSED CASE.

Patrick Gardner was arraigned before his
Honor, the Mayor, last evening. on the
complaint of Mary, his wife, for beating
her. Levi G. Bird appearing for the defence.
The testimony of Mrs. Gardner herself did
not sustain the charge, and the case was
dismissed. Mrs. Gardner left the room
highly indignant, declaring she would take
the case to Court. 81 know why the case
went gin me-" she said "its all from .
lawyer being employed"
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
DEED.

BILLION tne 9th insI. John Houston Hill,
in the 4th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family,
also Oriental LODGE, No. y. i. Q. o. F i.
and Newark Grange, No. ?. of H., are
or Friday The 18th inst at O'clock, from
his late residence on the farm of his
1ather-in-law, VIM. / eau, near Newark.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
SAILED.

The schooner Mary e. Castine, of Phila>
delphla, sailed from this port yesterday,
with part cargo OF merchandise, and COM
pleted her cargo with boilers and machinery
from Pusey, Jones & Co., for Port Spain,
Trinidad Island, West Indies.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
WILL NOT COOPERATE.

There has been a report for some time
past that the Y. M. G. A. would join in
with the moral Suasionlsts and hold tenn
perauce meetings in the rooms of the above
assoc iation. A reporter was, last night,
requested to say nothing of the kind.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
PERSONAL MEN TION.

Howard N. Jenkins, Esq ex-editor OF
the Commercial, Is preparing some articles
for he Philadelphia Weekly Times.
Mr.. Charles Mcguire, at one time clerk Of
the auditors Office, has a good situsl ion,
we are informed, 10 Texas.
Mr.. Jenkins, formerly deputy collector
for Wilmington, who went to Wyoming
Territory some since, and who had to re-
turn on account of i'll health, is now able to
be out. O. .,-. .'i"-
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
SHAD.

Delaware river shad which have thus far
reached our markets are net remarkable
for size. Occasionally some five end six
Founders are caught, but the great ma jority
average between three and four pounds.
Prices are higher than they we're at this
time last year.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12

tered that the Red Cross Of St. George will
wave in friendly rivalry with the Crescent
of Mahomet. 1t Is pretty certain that AtsT
tria is not satisfied with the prospect of
strong Sclave nationalities on her frontier,
and Will fight to prevent their organization
War may be looked upon therefore as rec
sonably certain. ,n. t1
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
CONCLUDING SERVICES.

The mission at st. James Church, Lover
ing avenue and DUPONT streets, which has
been in progress for the past two weeks,
will close on Sunday evening. Converts
have been bsFtised every night this week
and the number of communicates thus far
has been very great Rev. Father Myers
breaches at each service, and always on q
fresh and interesting subject. H-
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

A stated monthly meeting of the Histori
cal Society was held last evening for the
purpose of making arrangements for fur
nishing their new quarters. No business of
importance was transacted.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
PERSONAL.

At the annual exhibition of the Junior
Glass of Haverford College, Delawa are
county, Pa, on Wednesday, Edw. Gibbons,
of this city, delivered an oration on "Capitsl
Punishment" ...
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

DR.. J. E. Palmer, Of Tie United States
Navy, is dead. .... ...,...a.T,4
Prince Lucien Charles Joseph Frsncois
Napolean Murat Is dead. Ie' - .'taHi
The strike on the Atchinson, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad is ended Trains
re running regularly over the line. As q
p ecauttonary measure guard is on duty
at the depot, but no trouble is anticipated.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12

In spite of the advance In the price in
broom corn, Geo. Finck Is selling bis we'll
made brooms Ivy the dozen only, lower than
ever at his factory, N. w. corner of Second
and King streets, above Gray Bros. GRO
cery store. Persons desiring the best made
brooms in the markes should give him
call. noy3O t.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12
THE WEATHER = To-day 1t sotH b
ssar'f; and partly cloudy,
DEmoCRATIU CANDIDATES.

The following named gentlemen, having
complied with the resolution Of the Dea oc.
ratio County Committee o: March 9Th 1873
are hereby endorsed by authority Of said
Committee, as Cand dates for Sheriff and
Coroner at the coming nomination Elec.
n,gentlemen complying with theterms o.
said resolution on or before the 18th day OF
this month, will be added to this list.
FOR SHERIFF.
John Pyle .t-s .s.s
Francis Dnggan.
Giles Lambson. .. %
( William Mccoy. ...N ..a' b..
Robert G. Justis.
Henry NJ. Barlow,
Puruell J. Lynch.
BENZ F. Townsend.
FOR CORONER.
Jacob EutZ.
Jesse James,
David hughes
Andrew McClain.
Hugh McG"vern.
Samuel \, Adams.
Hugh McLaugl'n. y
Andrew j. Brown.
StephenJ. Gilbert.
Edward II. Foster.
James A. Pluuk9tt,
Martin F. Keough.
Andrew G. Alexander.
DR.. Henry G. Snitcher.
By o'd r of the Con- Mite,
JNu O'BYRNE, Chairman,
t'HNH. PUBL, "ecretary.
Gazette ease put Hugh McLaughlin's
name in list o, name for Coroner
The Morning herald., 1878-04-12

The Gold dollar and the slandered Silver
dollars, are almost of equal value.
What has become of the Senatorial and
Editorial prophets ~