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DELAWARE. III IA5

(COmpile0 from our ExchaDges.1 W%fr
DELAWARE. ka Ing o3tt
In Dover fish sre'plentiful. ia.:.'.''j 2
Many young peaches have fallen from
tho trees during The past eight days. 10 1.sa
At Aillsborro on Monday last wmaH.
Belts paid $l4 go for beating his horse, M.
A special train will be run to this city
from many points down the Peninsula.
Lincoln trotting park Is becoming . pop
ular place Of resort for Milford horsenen. '
New rails have now been laid over the J..
g. B. r. r. from Harrington to Houston. Z,
Very few Of the "fair weather. temper
ance men favor State importance ticket. Eg
The ladies Of the Odessa Presbytsrian |,
church are preparing for Strawberry
Festival. ~,
The Milford News reports the form ation
of an ante-railroad monopoly party 10 favor
of the peach growers. t' +" 1a'A ,sta'L<@h
The buds on several peach trees near Dos
YER have been counted. and they averaged
from 5000 to 10000 on . tree. " o. tss7 .,. 5.
Quite . number of persons from the.
Northwest have visited the Peninsuls lstely
with view to purnhssing land. II ~"
A jolly party faom Wilmington paid .
surprise visit to Mr.. and Mrs. william
Manuel, of Newark, on last Saturday
night. N..-.-. ~. s...-s @qtt,n,s as}
The Good Templars intend to hold grand ,
temperance jubilee and mass temperance
meeting on the Union Camp Meeting
Grounds on the Fourth of July. Iia ;Eh.17g;
MARYLAND. F}f]ie 81 tBsns
Salisbury has only one hotel. ''s.1 1872
Business is dull; in Port Deposit. ''1 .'2'
Corn Is up around Fedsralsburg. ', " -
Court is'in session at Cambridge. '''. "
The new Maryland Directory 10 out D.
There is floating bar ON the. Nantico.
Shsd fishing Is failure, but herring are
becoming quite plentiful. :. aT' 'a' ."a4
Livin Campbell, of Easton, has been are
pointed the West Point military eandi-
date. ,.t5
J. W. Mews has cone West .--Cecll
Whig. Where he will woo the musss
probably. ''". " .'3o' "4
Capt. james Brsncock, Of Dorchester
county, owns hog which 10 said to weigh
fifteen hundred pounds. fraa Graq1 .s9ig
j. T. Jsnney, near Bay View, had feurs
teen Cstswold sheep killed BY dogs, on
Friday night, the 10Th inst. ~,
Commission men prospecting altar the
berry crop, which promises to be good,
were lodging around Salisbury last week.
Tho new inlet at Ocean City has bosn
filed up, and work of opening II will not
be commenced until an appropriation can
be secured. '"H
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PEOPLES COLUMN.
CORREsPONDENGE

Heucejorth We will give column daily.
to correspondence upon any proper subject
for discussion. 1t Is expected that commu-
of the paper, and ACCOMPANIED with the
oe considered - endorsing or being In any.
way responsible for the opinion Of cores.
pOndentsin this column. ~. 1.,,#,
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MAY DEvOTIoNs.

Devotional exercises for Nay viii be CON
lnenced in the different Catholic Churcha
IN this city ON Tomorrow evening. ,Wu
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KEEP II before the people, that reform In
many things 10 needed at the hands Of our
next Legislature.
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PAYING INTEREST.

The City Treasurer will commence pAyil ~
the interest on Wednesday next, on . lcs =
Of $4,000. The interest paid out VIII ! X
1860. o.... .. ,as,5L45 ID 7t"giW
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NO FIGHT.

NO FIUHT.
The Russians and Turks are like two
cowsrdly schoolboys, making faces at each
other, but neither wanting to fight. It
looks now as If both would back away from
each others, tails foremost.
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Sergeant Bates has been knocked down
and there was no auction near. aaI.
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THE HERALD.
Wilmington. De April 20 1878.

THE WEATHER ;-1o-day the ,ceather
'osH be cooler and partly cloudy or fatr.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
The following named gentlemen, having
ratio County Committee OF March 9Th 1873;
are hereby endorsed by AUTHORITY of said
Committee, as Cand dates for sheriff and
Ooroner at the coming nomination Elec-
tier.
FOR SHERIFF.
John Pyle .s .....' .r, .
John White, ....,
Geo G Ward,
Francis Du9gan
Giles Lambson.
William McCay.
Robert G. Justis.
Henry M. Barlow.
Puruell J. Lynch.
Chas Anderson.
Francis T Sawaon. -a
Benz F. Townsend,
Zachar1ah Gemmill,
FOR CORONER.
Jacob Butz. .+..
JcSbS JdI0b.
Jas G Bartley. .... /.
John M. Euos.
David Hughes.
Richard Groves,
Hugh Murphey, -.
Andrew McClain. ...
Hugh McGovern. '.
Samuel q. Adams.
Hugh McLauglin.
andrew J. Brown.
StephenJ. Gilbert.
Edward n. Foster.
William D. Mullin,
Martin f. Keough.
James A. Plunkett.
DR.. Henry G.. Snitcher.
Andrew G. Alexander. u .
By order of the COMMITTEES.
JNO. O'BYRNE, Chairman.
Jno. Publ, secretary,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
MILL OPEN IN INSTITUTE HALL,
MONDAY, APRIL S0d, ~.
For a short season,
admission, Adults Is CENTS.
children, 10 CENTS


10 CENTS
THE EIGHTH WONDER!
-.,. THE ENGLE CLOUK!
SrkASBUKG OUTDONEt Y "a
THE WokLD. ADVANCING! 49,.
4, A MlRACLE EACH MINUTE!
rom m one to fort ,-eight ] ie- ike Figures
moving constantly all produs ed ny
the Wonderful Clock.
THE MYSTERY EXPLAINED!
~, inside EXPOSED TO VIEW !
Wv ,WNlNG T.NUMPH FOR The
NINETEENTH CENTURY.
An'oitlon honrs from 10 10 I2a m to
sand to l0p. m:
descriptive lecture given by Mrs. Capt.
faclat S nom TO and7 to 8 pm. a gentienan
tmaaui IL the same capacity curing the
rp pIW NV: AREOF IMMTI ATOMS. S.-Remem-
ravina ~ the Clock description ana en-.
ca n ~ VI which appCa.,d in Frank Les
Nj. tnlus rated Newspaper. April 18th z
,ne Clock exhibited at Reading, Penn !,
esGnuary 1878, described at ie .sth In the
ID ,n,o Sasle. anu A. ON that journal cop
bun,rvo o the leading periodic Is of tie
ee iee .nly Clock in the world rightfully
- ~ .ne ENGLE CLOCK.,, 49,.
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: u LALSO Z

Our Custom Department, which has
special attraction at the present time on p
account OF the endless varieties Of styles in
Foreign and Domestic Goods for Spring
suits, Business Suits, Dress Suits and
Wedding suits, which are being made5to
suit the person and the pocket. Do not
fail to visit our Establishment and see the
STYLES and prices. All Welcome. Thank
Ing the public fer their liberal patronage in
the past, we hope by our Square Dealing TO-
merit the same In the future. ,., IT.. ....
THE BosTeN ONE PRICE CLOTHING
STORE, No. 2lS Market Street, and 2l2
shipley Street, Wilmington, Del. ..
We. HOLMES, Prop'r.
B.-B,anch Store in Mlddletown, In
the Town Hall, with johnson Bros. ;
7& p We. H. &
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STILL II AHEAD, | j

During the pact month we have been
s,eariug our stock Of Old goods, and ere
s'.s's s"~ ,,fs with q line Of new and desirable
.'y'es .uI for the Spring trade Our stor',
s'sisb "sich i tn most commodious IN the city
State occupying three floors, and with
v' vnt,rvrise back Of " our intention is this
e on to outao all former efforts to make
ssa sS pos,on One Price Clothing House the
'' ''s.e to buy Clothing and Gents Furnish
paIu Goods With the conadence Of th pub
,a 'ns ,nstu FIVE YEARS SQUARE DEAL
IN ISG has not impaired, and our established
r.tum of Cash and One Price to all, we
f.., assured the presert season will prove
.succrssful one. Visit our store ana iook
4, our immense stock Of Ready Aade
clothing for Men, Youths, Boys and Child
rsn. ItR. / NJ
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
STATEMENTS.

TATEMENT OF THE ARTISANS
y SAVINGS BANK FOR THE YEAR
ending Asril l, 1873. 49,
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DOA RDlNG.-Cheap, at 8O5 shipley st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
ROUGH WEATHER AT SEA.

The cOastins steamships which arrived in
port yesterday were all behind time because OF Tues
DAYS gale which is reported by them as unusually
heavy III tne Gull Stream. The Santiago de Cubd had
continuous gales Havana until after passing Hat
teras The purser. Mr. Wells, said that when they left
Havana on Saturday night last they encountered an
unusually heavy swell The next day they had mod
crate gale from the southeast and Monday night the
wind shifted to the southwest, and blew hurricane
from all points OF the compass Tor ABOUT forty hours
Their experience was than during the iour-ddys
gale III November as there so heavy a strain on
the ship that the captain concluded 10 run
Out of the Cult Stream in hopes OF Inaklug
better weather They ran before the wind unti they
struck heavy and then hOve-to Tor ten hours
At o y. IN. ON Tuesday tue vessel was headed toward
New-York. Daring the gale the forward hatcl-hOuse
was swept overheard by Ont OF the heavy seas Whlch
swept The decks with great violence and nguef than the
smOae-pIpe. On Wednesday they passed three South
ern bound steamships yugtO waiting Tor the weather
TO break THey also passed through large quantity OF
yellow pine lumber.
Mr. Wells reports affairs ID Cuba quiet, and rays
that President Martinez CamDOs Is making himself pop
lie has extended facilities to commerce never known
before Vessels may 20 in and out OF the harDor
day or II ght instead OF lying out I'm the Gulf waiting
for permit This, says is great relef as formerly
vessels Obliged TO he outside OF the LarCor for sew
eral hours waiting for permit Oiten during that time
q heavy storm would come up and seud them 10 sea
again The steamships Iybee, Ashland, and CITY OF Dali
las alsO had rough weather the entire passage ana on
Tuesday laytO for twelve hours waiting for the gale to
tuh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
THE Sr0GM Along THE HUDsON

THE FLOOD sUBSIDING-HrAVY LOSSES AT KINGS
TON, sAUGEEIIEs AND RoNDOUT CREEK.
TFRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TEBCTEl
KINGSTON, n. Y. Dee. 1.-THE unprecc-
dcned in the ESOpus and RondOu creeks during he
severe storm OF Monday and Tuesday proves to have
been disastrous than at first supposed Moth
ing like it has occurred here for thrce-quarters
Of a century Although . full estimate of losses cannot
be determined careful survey Of the ground. together
with much persistent inquiry nave elected the follow
ing additional deGals The entire loss ana damage
ls'oSSn%n6o inc The nnor v,ts in Teller Brocr tan
uptown, we've submtrIe ana rue nrlo uai"Efu 90
in Tho por bwcrs;erly portion Of the civ was removed
10 places safety, ana cellars were filled win wafer;
sui the damage to DWELLINGS IN tins part "i thr city
aided and IL fast finding its way 10 the river lhe
whole submerged district Is strrwn with broken
wrecks OF hou e. barns, ores, fences wagons iuri-
tuIc, timber and every species OF movable property
ana much that comm MY considered as lhhONanr'
Bn the IRON railway bridge aud tn large wagon DridEc,
however, came out unframed, although the water
At GlcnerIe Falls, the whire lead mandatory OF Bat
elle * RCnwick was uDdor wafer ana thelr uahaee 10
estimated at 100000 Inc eniIe village Was inuuua 'u,
al terrified residents ned 10 tue mus loI sdle!y
about midnight Here aeai. tne N m
private property, though dnicut 10 estimate ~ very
At saugeties where the creek emptes into the river
the wafer higher than was ever known before De
ing some fifteen feet over the dam The Dukheah gave
away at midnight on Tuesday with tremendous crash
OF tue dam Itself was expected an! mo
ment but being one OF Tue buObgeet anu
finest in the State, 1t MOLLY NthstoOd the enof-
nous pressure At q. the water cams rushing
Lronch the large iron mill the mouth OF the creek
ur feet deep aud damaged the works some $4,000 or
900 600. The extensive paper mills OF shetheld sons
Trer also flooded causing much damage 10 chemicals
and stock and ncccssItdtug temporary suspension Ol
operations .... ,.....o -,
extent as the details The Guard L"ck al me
terminus of the Deawarc and Hudson Canal, AT hdn-
vile rave way carrying with II houses, stores, come
tEir y-hve boats and barGcs and lhI-e
numnrr OF horses; though as yet no lvcs
ars known TO have been lost, ~ was
9rst rennreT The various ement factories located IN
% crock ne ow the village suffered LOIS and damage IN
unmernns WAYS 10 the amount OF $4,000. The village
Iei0 mn surrounded b. wafer, ana Inaccessible 10 the
outside world full statement of facts cannot DC Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE TO-DAY.

The following are the lists of cabin passen-
gers who sail for Europe to-day on the Inman Line
steamship City OF Brussels the Erin, Of the National
Line the North German LIoyds steamship Neckar and
the CTcassa:
FOR IIVERPOOI.-By Ste1nishtp City OF BYISsels-
Thomas Kirby j. A. AbiusOn Thomas MOllOy John IhOmat
Eugene ArnStein. G. IL. Fuiner, william BOehn, j. x.
stiSfe f. George Robert captain r. Jones Will
lam Mccartney. Robert H. Tinker, /! g. Fischer IT, r. ~
burgh l. j. smith, wife and three children H.
Hilton Green, a'le Cayaazz. a f. Heard Thomas n Fox
by SteGmstp Ertn-Henry NJ. Soble, c. r. w; Bianeo'
+ Ruttcr II WarburtOn Thomas Rogers, A. Il. Earle,
Miss Ezekiel William Calvert, FRANK Timmis. w r.
Clarke Mrs. CLARKE, j. I. Pearson, q. j. Bradford
FOR BREMEN-By steamship NeckdT.--A Jensen. carl
j. Harstmau T. c. Clarke, Friedrich Schnng 7. T. Gala
Rher 81 r. schm dL William Sttns, Samuel J. Rose II.
Iauts r 4. Rerg Wilhelm George. Louis T. Walter Louis
Walter, Gustaye 4. Michacis, Captain p. Peterson.
FOR GLASGoW-By Ste0m4htp CTc4ssa-D. smith
Robert Fleming Alexander MCLarcn, john T. MCCTea,
DR. Swiuey +. o. Purves, George W. Richardson
John r. Ksney, John HOwie. w. II. Murray r. Is
Xhipne r. n Anderson. William FoWle. mis-. FOwle A. e.
Henderson. Mrs Henderson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
SNIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.
PORT OF NEW. YORK.

PORT OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS. IS.
Str Hindoo BIZ Hull Nov "a via Bos;On Dec H.
10 SandersOn q son.
Str GER Bremen Dec l. and Southampton
3, a. OelnChs & co. n.
Naples u, Messina Nov l. Palermo ~. NaIeca 20 and
% 20 Henderson Bros.
str Tybee Holmes, Rernandna Dec and Brunswick 3, 70
I Roberts.
Str Santiago dc Cuba, Reed Havana Dec T. TO William
Ctr champion Lockwood Charleston Dec H. to ouln
tard & Co.
ship Alert Nor Johanssen Londonderry 80 days in ballast
10 Fuuch Gdye * co.
snip Frank hayer NEW. l.64S tonsl Mack, Sewbury
port days. In ballast 70 snow Burgess
BaI Romance (Bf TOye aarsele 65 days. with Old iron
20 James Henry .ssel 10 Boyd q Iincken.
Pratt, Saven Dublin 80 days with mdse TO &
I Bure vessel 70 Brett, Son & Co.
ark Hornet OF acepla Hopkins. Curacao 10 days,
IN ballast Dalctt, BOultnn co.
Bug Harry Smith (Oi Bangor, Weeks HucnOs Ayres 81
days with hides 10 order vessel 10 Smith co.
Brig Eastern saT Bogdr Domerara 20 days with sugar 10
III 1rOwbridges sons.
wIND-sunse;At Sandy Hook, light NV; clear. At City
island, the same.
Strs City OF Brussels r Watkins Liverpool via Queens
town John G Dale; Erin (Br), Andrews Liverpool w
Hurst; CiIcass.a By Munro Glasgow, henderson Bros
City OF London tBrl Wilson HayTe Funch Edge CO. Cas-
tlla (span Capclo Barcelona and market, T. Pug Co
(Br) ughes Fort Prince Sayani Ia. etc PIN. For
Coz ENcelAer Br) Clayton, An werp John Seager
Western Texas Hines Jacksonville via Port Royal III NAL
lOIy Co; Richmond Kelley Nor'Ok. Old Dominion ~
" Bruno, Foster, Baltimore 5 bTems EeanOra, John
Port and, + Ames.
ships Crusader (Br Durkee Havre Boyd Hincken Van
Demen (BrI, Corning LIVERPOOL. Boyd fIncken; stet
sOn Moore, London. Grnpell Mintufn 4 Co.
Banks Grace (Br). AeNein. Hamburg, W Parker 4 Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
MEETINGS OF REPUBLICANS.

OPPONENTS OF BERNARD BIGLIN EXPELLED FROM
THE XVIIITH DISTRICT ASsOCATION-JACOB
HESS NAMED FOR POLICE COMMISSIONER.
Bernard Blglin called the members of the
XVIIIrh District Association order last night ana
subsequently bowed his head mOdcstly white the se"Fe-
tary was putting motion that resolutions be drawn
DO expressing the 4" high appreciation aud es-
teen OF this association for our retiring presl-
dent, the Honorable Bernard Biglin" Christopher
Pullman and Thomas Rlghtmeyer appeared before the
association as the representatives of eighyhrce LIB
eraI Republicans and asked for aimiSs on into
the association. The names proposed were re,
Il lis reported that committee o. when he
was the chairman had found 10 be true tIe
charge that Henry L. Beatty ana J0hn OKouIhe L'dH
viola ed their pledge To support al. RepnhLcdn ,hd
dat by opposing the election 81 hr. blgh rs AIISI
man the committee recommended thelr expulsion; M.'
Beatty said ne did not ask any iclthcy. hF, bu!hS
said the supporter OF Bistin uere pointed
at Mr.. Beatty aud exclaimed: pretty R@puhIc ID
he is He went around and got the press ot new YORK
down on US. | am favor Of kicking him out" Beatty
ana o ROurkc were expelled ny woe o. o2 10 II. MI
Beatty has recently organized association OF voters
in the district under the title OF the RepuDlcau
The XVIII Assembly District Republican Association
adOnted al their meeting last evening the resolution
adopt by the XVtl Assembly District Association on
Thursday evening" asking that tie section or le bylaws
be repealed which makes any person holding once nhIef
Democratic authority other than that OF lOtary ulc
ineligible tor any Office in the association III the Central
Committee OF ia convention II Is sau IhaI iIls act mas
for It's object the admission Of policemen and hrenen to
Alta meeting of the XXth Assembly District Repubi-
can AssOci BrevOJrt Hal last evening. eX-Jnd
A. j. Dlttenhoefer presided The Hon. Lew 2. Morton,
COngressmauclect from the Kiln District entered
the hall and was received with great applause
resolution adopted proposing JACOB Hess as a
candidate for Police Commissioner ana Authorizing a
commttee OF seven urge this upon Edward Cooper.
concentrated the ASSOCIATION " the gOTiOus RepuD
can victory achieved in the recent campaign"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14

Amictia Reimers Naples Benham Boyeson; Edith Davis
McCarty Buenos Ayres, Norton sons Torueno (NSr
Pederscn Marseiles, Benham BOyesen: Pado tlta!
c1Izo GALWAY Benham B0yesen: Slavianka (Anst MI
Eos pm nppevile Algiers SlocOvch Cos lndustria it
Schaf1nO, ymOuth SlOcnvich Co; BeheIaI9ro Olsen
Duumch Dublin & CO. Kong sverre lNorl' oiSe"'
ExrnOuth. Eng Tobias & Co. ~. ny , pe,iston
& Co. -, ~. or sorira.
SChrs w Drew Mahoney, Jacksonville geo I ~ q
A Davis Hudson Charleston, Day ron n 20 bprHr,h
Fault (Br' Fault Halifax. II Bailey Co ~ ~ pss Chez
ter Mobile fTuGlbut Z Co Annie Lewls; r Fad orr
London Il Buck & co; Mary Haskell Cattor ra u
Ter HOught,n Mary Varney Weeks, on6 Evans
Hunt & Co James Maoy, AOlii I,getoTnl ieay'
or II Coz Mary Elizabeth tBr, king AdInS TANNER
hney Cos " Emma Riley, Cofn, Galveston; pir,y.
seaftie souvenir ar Hatfield Parrsboro Me- he
Mary Helen. Iellson, 1T 10 ningo. muse Ia nuS - w.
RnTnbam Baxt.,r Fern iudins. Parsons q lOud ,,
Rarge gaIimore Donahoe Phils ielphia, james HAUL
FOREIGN PORTS
orrpysrowS Dec l3-Salrl str Britannia for Nev'fork'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
THURLOw WEED NOT ILL.

Thurlow Weed denied last evening the re-
port that he was i'll. Hc said he we'll enough on
Thursday nis To amend the fair in the Spinger Build
ing with his family and then to srend the evening at
friends house He SAID the report probably from
his remark the trial which hiS strcnEh
had been subject ntly by the unusually Gfge hupe
srokeu AT the Murphy MEETINGS the number OF apo,i-
Giants had increased Mr.. Weed said hat ne hWls en-
dcayorc,l 10 help those ,o sought aid Il, uron in
vestigation they re found b. deserving. lie mas
had manv investigate ed at the BiHie House. 0or
nerns ne discovered sold the Iii acEagrs OF tea and
sugar which he gave them to buy liquor. HOuscleSs
people frequently ask at his house for the price OF
uirhts lodging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
AMERICAN ELECTRICIANS ~ CONVENTIOS.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE meeting of the
American Electrical Society to-day was reprH
with variety OF interesting subjects, including speaking
telephones electric ights induction, mutp" telegraph
and electric phenomena. Resolutions OF respect 10 the
memory of the late President Orion and TO Proe' or
adOpied. Professors II. <. Carhart, :. /. Lang
ley and Merely elected honorary mem
berg. The following officers for the ensuing
wear eecedi President, Arson Sfagcr vice pres
idcnts, C. H. Hasnns, f.. r. Wright, o. II. Booth L. L.
Pope, Elisha Gray, j. j. 8. " sOn md Geo. I. Williams
CORES pOndng secretary +. W Jones' recording sccre-
tary. c. y. Jones treasurer, r. b. Chandler horarian.
C. II Wilson The second Wednesday OF each Deem
Der adopted the time for holding regular annual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
PLYMOUTH CHURCH'5 ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual business meeting Of Plymouth
Church was held last ui-ht after the prayer
meeting. s. V. white was called to INC char
and s. b. Halliday prayed. The report of the
clerk, Thomas ]. Tiucy, showed that scventytwo new
members had been admitted ring the year 26 died;
IS we're granted letters to other churches; one cXco
murlcatcd ana one name dropped from the roll
Tnc total membership at present Is 25l5. IN'rr W.Ie
60 bapIsms. The Few rents amounted Z" S37,OOO.
SIR Halliday read report stating that sine" It's or-anlIi-
tiuu the church had had 41S7 mrWh,rs o ne pre-, nj
mc,ub TSllp he said, between LOO and 300 lcsd"d
m Brooklyn 50 in NrwYOrk, and the remainder III Vail
Gus parts OF the country. The PRINCIPAL Officers elected
for he ensuing wear were: CLERK. G. +. CristahSt
Deacous. AlrOn H"alcyJ f. Seymour, = NJ Fcl enGll,
EXdniuing Committee, Edward BeccAcr john L. CJhh-
i'm nd Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
CONTINUED REDUCTION IN COAL.

F. b. GOwcn and Thomas Dickson, committee
" the Board OF Control Of the Anthracite Coal Assoc
alton. have reply to the letter OF j. H. SwOyer
in which they say that the language OF their for
mer letter should not have been misunderstood
Toe decision Is reiterated, not to hold any
further conferences until Mr GwOyer able to fully rep
resent and hold 10 its pledge every coal interest III the
Lehigh region, especially the Lehgh Valley Goa
Company. In response to Mr.. SwOyer's second letter
the committee says that when Mr. SwOyer shows he Is
empowered TO aet for all the Lehieh Valley coal
Interests, and asks for further time TO con
slider the practicablity of organizing comblna-
tiOn the Board OF Control will probably grant IT, Coal
operators regard this practical ending Of all negO
tIations for q OF the combination. the whole
sale prices OF coal yesterday declined between 80 ana 40
cents a ton, and given thai many OF the
panies will hereafter disregard schedule prices, and sell
coal at the best terms that be secured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
PASSENGERS ARRIPED.

FROM LONDON-By Seamsh(p Canada Mr. Boucican
AMI ma j. and l.. BOucc ut a Thornton Todd
the Misses 81 Todd Mrs G. +. Howard, Mr.. J. b.
GRAY Mr. Mrs H. ThielberP, Mrs. Laird Misc G. Lang
J. Fisher ATs. Tier. A. Mason, o. ii. Prosper, T. Stein
bach r. r. Williams T. sODgster.
FROM BREMEN-By Steamship WeSrT.-C. Az. J. Op.
pen elm. W. Engrlhar j. 4. schmidt MIS- L. Hatzlg H.
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