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The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
BorH POCKETS OF THE PENINSULA

The Dorchester grape crop rotted before
tmstured.
D.. Jump, of Dover Is, we are cory to
say. seriously Ill. ... a...
The Delaware railroad never carried 50
mary passengers as on last Friday.
Forty cents per pound Ia what the Milford
fruit curers get for their pared peaches.
F.irly and squarely the the Esston Star
came out on the Gfeenback question last
week.
The growl about the new mail arrange
ment is greeter than the ANIMAL peac d
growl.
The people OF Dover wear contented
smiles as they Jingle sec, 600 which the Fall
brought them.
In Cecil county partridges may be killed
from Nov. 1 to Dec. 26, and In Kent, Queer
Anne, and Talbot, from Nov. to Jan. l.
MARYLAND Greenbackers talk Of makini
Hon. George R. Dennis their STANDARD
bearer in the next Gubernatorial canvass.
A.P. Griffith, of Smyrna, has sold A. J
Faulkner's farm near Delaney's Church, u
Andrew Mahonay, of Clayton, for $500 cash
Horace Sptuance, Of smyrna, will not b.
ab q TO walk f0r some Weekb o"ing w
severely sprained ankle which he received
at the Dover Fair grounds,
Ooe of the favorite flyers at the Dove
State Fair grounds was !" Fanny Fern.
Once she was owned by John Il. Bewley
and was given by him to his nephew
Maryland who saw the speed In her an
brought 1t ought.
Henry Neavitt wants 10 be an angel bat
He lives In Broad Creek Neck, Talbt
County, and three weeks ago be cut b
fhrost, he got better, and then atsempte
TO drown himself.
The route for the ship canal has bee
mpleted from the Choptank to the col
fiencc of the northwest and northea
propgs Of the Nanticoke to Walnut LAM
ing and is said to be Is feet shorter ths
any route yet surveyed.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
CLAYTON CLEAvER'S CLEAVER.

i An old Legro named Clsyten Cleavsr was
picked up on the streets yesterday by off,
GERS Richards and MeIlheney, for his exceed
,ugly reckless conduct. He was very drunk
and had q corn knife 10 his hand with
which he was elssh.ug the air in q manner
that was as needless Of the lodgings Of the
passers-by as Clayton himself was oblivious
TO what be was doing. At the police hear
ipgs Clayton confessed to being very drunk,
having taken two or three drinks after COM
ing into town from Mr. Douglass farm near
Hare's Corner, where he had heen cutting
corn. Considering Clayton's affable appear
ance and his general good conduct while 10
town he was released on payment of costs
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
NOTICE!

WHEREAS, BERNARD J. McvEY, a
candidate for Inspector, in the 9th Election
District, in the City Of Wilmington, Del.
helt Sept Sd, 1873, hles a petition setting
forth that he Iecelea the h gh. g. nun pei
SAID, and cont. SIS ,he election OF j. HOR-
ACE RUDOLPH. IN i'd Election District
Affidavit having been made TO the same
said Petition favirg b en- presented TO
The City Counci,, sepi. 2ith, A. D., 1873. at
IN ir l.st STA ed meeting, and oa motion
of MIR, Taylor, which was ado1t"d the 2
day OF Octoba.. A. D., 1878; at7% ocock 10
the evening, was fiAed for hearing. q true
copy having been served on ] Horace Ru
dolph, said NEE log to be b Id at the CITY
Hail, October ID, at 7& clock in the
Attest, EB, FRAZER,
Clerk of Council
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
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PROPOSALS:
CEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PRoPOSALs. IN.
sealed proposals VIII be received at the
once of the street Commiss oner, urtli y
O'clock, p. m. ,Octobar 10th l87a for digging
n dttt b on the north side Of Christiana ave-
nue between AlYich's Bluff and the west
bank o the Delaware RIVER.
the ditch will be about 1900 feet loug y
about f4O0 cubic yards Of mud 3a
1hs mud taken from .hs g aitch e. viii in.sI,s De
hank ns directed by the Street Commis.
sioner. A bond In the sum Of 500, must
accompany each Md.
The successful bidder will be required 70
give bond with secn-ity in the sum OF
Is o at the time Of signing the contract.
The Com tttee reserve tho rignt 70 re
'0s' @' y E H: HoAGLAND,
street Commissioner.
JAMES McGLTrcHEY, Chairman Opening
street commit ee.
Blanks Will be furnished as the ofice o.
The Street Commissioner
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
NOT SUSTAINED.

Before his honor the Mayor last night
Robert Taylor charged Evans Butcher
with threatening to butcher him and with
supplemen,ing mis- threat with sundry
oalhs that. were grazing upon upon the
feelings Of sensilive man. The charge
however was not sustained and Evans was
discharged from custody. !
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
DROWNED IN CHESAPEAKE BAY.

John Osborne, a resident OF Gloucester
CIV. j., was drowned in Chesapeake
Bay on Friday last, under the following cir
cunstances. He was engaged in fishing fo'
sturgeon. A gale coming up, the vessel was
anchored. Two boats towing astern became
fou'ed and Osborne. while engaged In clear
in! them, fell oyerboar d and was drowned
Deceased was about IS years of age and
leay,s wife aud two children in Gloucester
CIV. The body was not recovered.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
SHERITF SALE,

BY virtue of q writ of tevari Facias to-
me direct ed, will be Q. pof ed 10 Publ 9 sale
at the Silpin Hous B ept by George Whit
field, in the city OF New Castle iu the Hun
dred and County Of New Castle, ard state
of Del. on
FRIDAY, the llth day OF October. 1878.
at 20 CLOCK, r. m,
the following described real estate viz;
All that piece or p reel of land. sllu ,te IN
New Castle hunaled. New Castle county,
Iel Bounded and described as follows. 10
wit On the north by the Chrislia na creek
bI lands OF B,rser Car, by lands OF James
Il. r ~ and-W.rren and lands of the heirs
of Lewis WeldiL, de,'I., cnitais1h one
hundred snd twenty acres of and ofwhch
alb uut 80 acre, OF III atow, AID the rest up.
land, be the same mo d or less with r2lne
two story dwelling hou 20. large stone ana
frame barn, corn cIibbs, granaIy. frame
building wi, h celia; uncer. used for mas.
II ice or. am, and other out buttding'
lh ereon erected, .o
Seized and taxen in execution as ths
property OF Edward A. McFar in, and
ellen D., his his wife and t. t's, aad TO Do
sold by c-,e
Sheriffs Office, New Castle, SEPTEMBER
2)lS7k
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
DANCING.

Prof. Cowan assisted by Prof. O'Donnsll
has opened dsnciug school In Earkness'
building, and will have classes on Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings duricg
the season. Ladies and gentlemen wishing
to become proficient In dancing, and
acquainted with ell the fashionable dances
of the day should call upon them. They
have become well-known In this city as hrsl
class teachers. II
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
SENTENCE FOR OUTRAGE.

FREDERICK. Nd, Oct. S.-John Gibson,
0 tramp, aged about forty years was con-
convicted in the Circuit Court here to-day,
of an attempted outrage upon little daugh
ter of John T. Rippsn, residing near Mount
Airy, In July last, and sentenced TO tht
peniteptiary fer ten years by Judge Lynch
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
SOCIETIES..

MEETING THIS (sATURDAY) EVENING.
Lenape tribe No. 6, l. o. R. NJ, in Marif
Building.
Mechanics Lodge, No. Al o. o F., 81
Odd Fellows Hall.
Lafayette, No. 2, K. of P, at K.of r.
Hail.
jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U. Am
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Eden Division, No. 6, 8. of T., NC Clary
Building. ..
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
THE HORSE TRADER.

James Ford the young man who was arS
rested for horse stealing day Or two ago
BY Constable Dillon has started with the
Kent County Md. Sheriff'ior Chestertown
The sheriff came up for him and he show
cd willingness togo without requif
ton.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
CLIMBING A CHI EsTNUT TREE

Patrick O'Connor aged about fourteen
was charged bef~re the Mayor with tress-
,,sssing on gsntiemans properly in the
city by climbing chestnut tree in inside
yard. He pleaded gully to the charge and
was fined 81 and costs.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
MS OCCUPATION COS Il.

Had the rkausa doctor that tapped,
.he fat u an, thinking he had dropsy. but
fnding J o water pl onouncei It dry drop.
ty.r lived to-day. he would. like 0thsllo'
bni "hi occupation gone, for Aliens AMI.
Fat a purely Vegetable temeay ra'ely. but
10 pouE dis per week. Sold by all drug
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05

xY can make money faster at work 10 "a. q.
than at anything else, capital no'
Quired; we wilIBtars you; ,en
" home made by the indu.triot mou. ~
women, boy and girls wanted per Gay ~
W. rk for us; Now is the time. MoI 70
outfit and terms free. address TRCA
Apgusta, Maine.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05

NOTICE The 9Th Annual Meeting OF
IN the Ste ckbolders of the Citizens Loan
Assoeiali will be held on Thursday even
ing next, October 3rd. at s o'ctr ck,. when
the annual report will be submitted Of,
1cers and directors W II b9 elected, and
the first payment made On New Series.
GEO G, MAkIs 6ec'y.
oct1-3t Office 80l Sh!pley street
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
PREMIUM AWARDED.

Atth Middletown Fair the first premium
was awarded to j. Fl. Primrose. agent fol
the American Sewing Machine Company
for combination button-hole and family
machine.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05

NJ OTICE.-
IN give pubic potice, for ne one to
rust my wife, Mary Wilson co... IN my
account she having LETT me on her own
account. JOSEPH WILSON.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
THE ANNUAL ADDRESS.

Hon. Charles B. Lore, of this city, has
been selected to deliver the oration, at the
annual fall meeting at the approaching Ag-
rcultural ard Mechanical fair at Salisbury,
Md
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
NOTICES..

AJOTICE-The CitiEsns' Loan Association
~ New stock for sale, no back payments
Apply to GEO. G. MARKS, Sec'y., 90! snip
lev stree t. sep Him
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05

NIVORCEs, In any state, without pup
lie ts, send st. nap for the law, g n
SIMS, Chicago.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
CHERIFF's SALE,

SHERIFF'ss SALE, s.
By virtue o. a writ of Veuditioni Expopas
to me directed, VIII Le exposed 10 PuDlIV
sale, at the Eoja Jacob Hy att ~ NeWpolr
Christiana Il Llrt-. New Castle county
Del, on
THURSDAY, !a9 fnth dav of OCTOBER
1878, ,,';ioc',, p IN,
The followlI. described re.l esta'e W.
All that certain 10 or piece OF laud sltua,1
in Mil Creex hu 1dred. in the County "na
State aforesaid, bounded at descrlpeo he hs
follows to wit: Begin uiug nj a stone Ia ~, ~
middle of the public road leading rom 'ho ,s
ap and Newport rurnpige To Fal NJ, 40.
corner OF David Gr.ves' land, ,nsneo
along the middle of s. III plb ~ rOad tp' ,o
recent SURVEYS nth y 3-4 deg srees Wss, ia ia
perches, thence by q ut W ne dtvidlDs ,n,o
from other land OF Margaret F rguShnu
north s deg. west 10 larches, h nee "a "a
another new iino dividing as VI fe,nio .aa
uoYth '6 q deg. W est VI 81 ~, pArcn's w W.
lime OF D,vi I Graves laud aioress a. az nas
tner ce thereby ,ath / deg. W 10 percn,o3e cn,3.
and inks 10 the place of baetnniDg. con "
| tainiug o, hu adred and six psrchee oso 40
iar d, mn,e i,s~. Book q, Vol. le; rage ,,. ,T1.
Sc With frame house and other ou'
| buildings thereon. the
l Seized aud taken in execution 81 - 'hs he
| prrpe t. of John ii. 8 Ferguson ana W w
l sold by ...,e
| Sherif's Of1ce. New Castle, Sept. " .r.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05

This Association in announcing their
Fifth Annual Erh lion. to re held as
above, feel confident that 1t will prove e
be the LARGEST BEST AND MOST
AGEEABLE III It they have yet given.
The good order and deccrum that have
characterized our prsviou. Exnibitt. nj
will be strictly mail tained. the freoiumi
will he impariialIy aware ed. and every ef'
fort will be made TO give and satisfacno
TO all to attend.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05

ISAAC GRUBB, Sher!h- 70
Sheriff's Office, New Castle. Sept " 70.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
81 1AcK GROs GRAIN CASH:
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Hsury vi. died 0se day ~isA grsas success, He
len shrse eAil3rsa uho aia act 70 20 With Aiea
Their names were MARI. EiazAAsth aud Edward
The Las; was tAs 50 VI the family. lie was bay.
Ms sisters we're not. Their father also len via.
His will vas stronger tA4a al bis ehildrso, BY Wall
Ear Hertford ~ boss the Sszte wAle Edward
yegsg. He was enly ten years yeaRg, Hsrs>
ford loved the glass 50 RaeS be became taaelsr.
ami was called the King Of Saanersst. He waited
the kirg 20 take the Queen lst Se0slAaal. has the
trick lost because the Scotch refused TO ASSIST.
The paks was called the Protector heesase be pr0-
teessd bis eva fsnly ard pat everybody else away
IN the Tower. The border nsa 0f England and
Scotland were these who bearded the frostis- 1sd
bored each other slnoss 70 death; 50 they bad a
fzht about Easard marrying their Qaesa. TIE
Esglish attacked them ~ water. Which they eoaldas
staaa- History sys that the Scotch loss io.eee
and rhs EaSlish zoe. History hes. probably, Tue
govsransst told the people What 70 hslisys. II they
did1't DO 50. they roasted rhiass were re3
h0, Somebody told stories Ahoas the Protector asa
be tsksa 10 the tower aud bad his head chop
ped "a, Il vas act mach Of head. bat hs hated 70
part With It. Thea there risiSg OF the eoanea
people. but they did knew What for. Most Of
them got raised ca 10 trees With ropes around their
rseks. Some very fat uaea we're haraei, tAns max
ing GIT Of their aplSiats Nov guess il is tisae
for the lttls King - die He eaiy sixteen when
be gave ny the csowa Aai the gh0st England is rot
yet Seps. 81 esuugt Soi<h the history yet,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival OF the Schooner Elnorah.
Five Day. Later.


By the arrival % the schooner EisnersA. froa the
YESTERDAY evening We enabled 10 lay before
ear readers the latest as~s aa~a to the sailing Of
the above vssssl. vhieA IS the l0gh Inst.
Ia the House ss Commons IN EaSlasd. there has
been warn. indeed We may say aeriaosioss
debate over the rssolasisa 81 Lord HArtggtsa, lead
By Mr.. Giaiss,ss. bat sa vOss being taken the
MisissFy sastaissd By vote Of SIS to 49,. amid
great rsisiciass fro1 the ministerial benches The
L0Haoo Tunes IS especially Mr.. 6ladssoas
f1r as speech against the Misiss-y. eharacssrisaS it
rass.sis... sssrisa " sraaRsss. al sound.
sisaiiyisg nothing.
Lords Bsasoasssl3 and Salisbury ssais-ed
the freedom st the city Of London. aeer the defeat Of
Lord Eartsstoas resolutions, and there general
rejoicing al sss city the grea, occasion, 1t
Is bat seldom that Miaistry has been more com
ueudsd than the present English Ministry. for its
PArt played a. Berlin
The Russian forces making all necessary pre-
PArasious to Withdraw frvu Turkey on the "a inst.
A London dispatch Of that date says tia. the Rus
siaas s1ds4vOriag 70 charter transportation 70
eosvsy 100 600 men per diem 70 Odessa
The RSgn4uiaa army was expected to make a
trianphai sasry into Bucharest Ga the 81 MAJ
They have az ia.arreetioa IL Herzsrgoviais. which
viii hksly LEAD serious Implications with Austria
Fever hss br0kvn cat On the Isle Of Cyprus wbieh
i carrying ID great many people
Austrian troops have been forsbly resisted in
Bosnia. eHs Austria seems cstruine1 pa. Gosn all
oPPosCOa and occupy the territory sbs controls.
There every adieas0a VI trouble in these 4aArIsrs
United States
In the ruissd States. the most So,abls event. is
terrible rsroad accident which took place % the
Plttsburg. Cincinnati and St Louis railroad. a:
Poias and a half niles west Of Mjugo junction. il
Ire slope Of 0hi9- In this accident there quite
uGnbsr Of lives lost. and great many poor aaf5r-
uanats creatures gs- The irst class passsa gers
escaped. 0uiy the uplgyees and the immigrants
vac ssrc IN the htni part of the train, suffered
st OF ~ ed and wounded would a3g be OF
cur readers, and Is therefore Omitted.
Great preparations are being made az Washia gto1
City for the proper reception Of the Chinese Embassy
An International Moae,ary Congress IS about to
assemble At Paris Beyond the foregoing the papers
are barren Of news
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Ns -arr-i u1r1lg saTag raaE tas N-zzls I'LL. alisr
e-zzaz- ~ -z- a=1-z gsv COOS acg5a1t sf asrss.r On
10 pa-sss Ez5 oacx- ma Nsrs zoe Of 55s iast
rrs-a. sz- sais =rg y D F1zasr Co. spisaaaa
s7---a raH~ 4z-llssz1-s azE 81 -sHPa-s sarl.azIy
ul r----s 1l.-- -ls-sl-ra.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-08-28

MrRAcuLoCs EscAPE-Oue day last week, a
party Of men 5aLh foreign and native, were eaEag-
ed on the ground adjacent to PuEehhoEI hlI IA
guErryiug stone A hole had been drilled and
large charge q poEisr put IN three minute fuse
had hesn attached and izuited, and the ues we're
il the act Of nakiuE safe retreat before the sI-
pgosfou- AZ that moment cue II the men PereeiFed
dog belo1ging to o1s Of the natives, lying fast
asleep EirhIn but few yards az the fuse Every
eE5rt vas made 70 arouse the sleeping dog By cal
ing 70 hi1 and Ehistling baE without apparently
slstHrhiag the slambers of the Unconscious canine
Fiatiag that TIE dog eo1lt not Be brought cut Of
danger q a1F q thoss means. ard locking UPou
hs Instant teath as certain cue Of the usa A. the
perl Of lis oEu lie rasaed hack seized the dog II
bis arms All bare hin az The mn VIII the
dog had proceeded 51t 4 fsE stsps when the charge
exploded, sealing the fragments Of rock IN al IL
reers1s srapesd b the Posffi1u ia which he found
himself the poor mar stood stf 70 await the rssaIr
Eaea aliaast instantly are fragment Of rack
weighing some h1Hcrs1 or more pounds. descend
ed ci1se % ain that Il Struck the TIE 81 lis book
cE.riag tie leather As II Il had seea dou@ with =
sharp Euite, hut f1rranErsIF doing 70 injury to
the 1er1 Eho had perfled MS own life 70 save that
Of poor Eum1 brute We are sorry We did not
learn the nAne Of the man. 70 pnhIish Il with
TINS acr1u1r % lls l1ErsrlIl escape from Instant
death. cut this much we viii say. that he has n
good heart 1Bder Ms iacEe3, and courage 70 obey
irs impulses when occasion requires Il dis escape
OF Tie occasion ref<rred To WGs nothing l=ss Ehan
niaelleGz-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-08-28

CEnP PEssPECEs - ErEGPE- he PArs cares
rc1Eszt-f th= Laui1u r-lsf Er-zs q that i1arzAl .
Z -azaut Be 5eszs Esar hspss far al s1sssaE crsP
II Frzn-s are r--aEy iessezs1- n the zarla ssps-
sialy ths-s is a c1ar11zzes CT rIlzF weather WaisE
5.ss rrsaz hEr@ n the esnEsr ths p0sr1nn 8 setter
II tha s1tker- Esrrlcrs -a= t1r-lsrs Tl11 q
tzrz-s 5rTzszs. hat tie riues nat eazAzsc CO a
rrsat Il II Ehssnes n ar rrls sE4tEs1lsAi
Szn=i-g g. ir . siszealr q say WAL the real
rrosu--ls IL --1ps Gsn=r7E spsaEizrs tie a8ath Of
Jane Il -45zy are q PAIRS. ant PARIS Is the hart
az Frr-cr and he seat II the F-a-sal organs Of the
Fr--eh F-sss. aaFs IEays observed Eh4r the cruPs
are i4irvi n ELa11y way Il ygas. and thar the
crsniau fuprsFas zsEArd IGlE- n Para tasrs L
EsEs bEr rAs Er1ck-1s4llzg Fz-r q tie F1p1-Irl11
weleh azTt1-zg 41GGE TIE s-A1s q he er1Pdr
Mz- r1-e-s L-EHFH ra-ti-1lar % srI1a tlefs
ol1erwse t111 1ccur-aE rnsir lz1srssrz- erA-
tiE-cs I. Fr1ncs sosaf asr. E1ag Grs f1111 60
b lsils1s z4r1srs al ne pGate Do a1t tAks TIE
e. ea1zsc izssrzsr n t1sz- Wa EriEsrs act E1rz
f1r -1nT ksz-s . rIsar ELc1z tasg are rzrz award
e rut < E-rs1ue1, EaHz = iss lI11rsIs p1rasss
eier-riE tzrssa ca ne p1aer ~ oae= be -AlEsd
e II Al gzErLsrz- Ss1e sEisia stEtslza-s have sss1
uais - rzs AEscrs- -ErL4z S1rsrz1sat respect
izr the P-1<pe-rs q cruPs- Il r1z Pa-- q
Es.rher= ~ eAs-srz PAR rasF Of iry--ss
Esers are essi ErssPssrs Il western Hzagtry, Crss-
IA All tie B1k1Eiz1- EFs 7rsss1-s. "a the vase,
rss9 arsr--s prospects. - tses EheIt- Barley Ezd
01ss oz-r A s4aallE god I'D ssuzsitl-y 4 the
Usst- Tas a1risF n DtilEfia - De -It Frsssztlg-
o4tz lrs sE=sliszr n H11gEry All IstrA- Potatoes
ars gs1d 1sA-iT svsrYras-=- Fiass 1Ess E-sl1y 1e-
g1z % 1lIrlsh 0Eiza-iE All u t1s Fral=se- II
hEnElry- StErlA. Dl,z1za 1ai SaGEn AaEtrla the
ri1s Prs1tsss f-st cAzs rzsztz- A u s1ezGzs TIE
EzEs i gsas-1aF god
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-08-28

~ A sweet potato weighing 2lH pounds,
grove AZ KsBsi islasd o. Oahs. has been on ex-
hf5iticu for some days IL the wisdow 0ftoe coffee
szisoa. Svpt ~ Al Chal. ns1t door 70 the new
e11ti1g Of AsHa1. CT Nsaana street. CsIiiorai4
truckers VIII please taks uo,ics-