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The Morning herald., 1878-10-30

NOTICE, I. Wm. B, Currinder, do
- nereby give notice that snail apply to
Judges ofthe CourL of General Sessions OF
the Peace and JAN delivery Of tie State of
Delaware, q and for tn@ county Of New
Castle. on Monday, the 18th day Of Novem-
orr oel ihs a tss IT, dsy Of tas 10 S2gember i,ge
Inn Tavern at house known as the
hfstisna Hyu. c, il tne Village OF Chrtsti-
ana ADa ~C4..Ol District IA, In New
Ca,tle county and State aforesai id, and
with the o lvhcge to sell lntoXica' Ing
nqoors in las qu~n'itt"s than "ne quart
20 Je ,|ra"k on tn pre- 1ljses, aG the fol-
own ( respectable citizeus recommend
the sad Appreciation, to- wit:
Win. g. 'trnalley g. ]. Marshall . .''7'
~enu 81 Eutst .g L. j. 4. Elmer EassTsH
WIZ Z. Cana Jnnn yEm' h,,rsE.a r''
JOHN rayue David 8. L+a"h
.JOnu Eait Samuel Batter
SEQ. w. Curinder Eodegt VI Garter Z
Wn. q. taulE James }'aYis 8t Z,
JOh4 +. / each
WM. b. ~CC4si.i n EEa
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P. X" A. Ball, Friday Nov. sth.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-30

oTICEI, sylvester W. Gemer +, If New
IN Castle county and StateOf Delaware. DO
hereby give notice that intend 10 make
application to the Court Of General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery nf the
State OF De, aware, in and for New Castle
county, on the first day ofits term, which
will commence and be held at. New Castle,
in New Castle county aforesaid, on Mon
day, the 18th day Of No embers A. ID. 1878,
for a license TO K eep an Inn or Tavern and
10 sell Intoxicating Liquors In less quanti
ties than one quart TO be drunk on the
premises, at a d in, he house now occu
pied by ma, and knownas tbesummitH ouse.
Tao location Of fsaid mouse wherein I pr |:
pose to Keep an inn 'oi tavern Is N school
district so. IA in New Castle county afore-
said In the saio summit Bridge. St.
Gsorg sHundred, The, ames ofthe respect
able citizrns recommending the said ap-
plication are: ..l .. go -..u
Charles Mel, aimee C.ALum ,,. 81,
James Nicholson A. P. GarRagy 4
James P. Ford John Vail s.r ..-L.i
William Lore y, r Bouiden
J, +. Brown Simon Starr
William p Nicholson John Gill q"
SYLVESTER W. CLEMENT,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-30

IT sounds strange % hear Of Afghah fss'
tories Z actively at sork vsssing m6ls
zle-loadisg rifles into breech loadsrs. b6t
such. civilization as is Irspressnted in Cat
ling guns and -brssch-loadsrs has nov
penetrated 70 all parts of the world There
are few peoples who 6ght With the primi..
tive weapons Of warfare nowadays, the
sharps, Remington, Winchester, or other
modern rifles being found in the hands q
South Sea Islanders a we'll as in those Of
North ,of American Indians According
to some accounts civilization started home
where in the nsighborhood Of Afghanistan
and possibly this century may witness IL
return thithsr in forms Of governmtns. .
we'll as in weapons Of warfare,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-30

NTOTICE-Dr. W. II. &. Adkisson, apotn-
~ ecary, hereby annou 2,s lis tnten ton
OT making application AZ The Novetn Der
term OF the Court OF General sessions far
1873, q aud for New Castle County, ior a
ltcense for dispensing spIritLU2s liquors
for medical purpose, at mis- store On Main
street between Broad and Cass streets, in
tAe town OF Mlddletowa. in united school
district No $50 and 81. The names OF the
respectable eitizens recomm GdlhE my
said application, a'e: ... .
Il. II. Reynolds, EdE q, Lock wood, +,
W.Scott Way, l. +. Mcdowell, MY
g. w w. Naudin, W, A. Con1egys,
Isaac Jones, Jr, Sewell Jones,
/. w. hayes, J B. F"ard, 8 .
Frank n. Eliason, IS Ho ton,
Nath1 Williams, WIN. Kates,
Geo w. Ingram,
eetfs-& DR.. W, II. H ADKISSON.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-30
THE WAR CLOUD,

WlLMIMGTOn. Oef. Dsi.. 30, 1873.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-30

Nor1cs 10 gUBscRIBERs.-Those of our
subscribers who are indebted to the MeRN-
me- HxRALD, win oblige by an early re-
mittance. .~,-gg Il. --- e.E ..
The Morning herald., 1878-10-30

AS the time for the reasssmbling OF Con-
gres, approaches, those who have designs
upon the public treasury are perfectipg
theie plans as far as such perfection 10 at
tainable. One of the schemes is an enlarge,
ment Of the navy. Now while it cannot
be denied that our navy is not very for
nidabls one, and is rapidly becoming les
80, two things deserve remembrance in
connection with this proposition. One 10
that, in the language Of dead President,
"We are at peace With all the world and
the rest of mankind" the other that the
country is not in condition that warrants s
the proposed heavy expenditure. Tho
maxim, "In time Of peace prepare for
war;" is good one, but as wars are net
generally precipitated without a long dis
cussion Of the preliminaries it is safe to
assume that this strengthening of the navy
can be postponed for the immediate present
The Morning herald., 1878-10-30
P. K. A. Ball, Friday Nov. 9Th.
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
NOTICE., Andrew Wilhslm, do hereb

NTOTICE:-I. Andrew Wilhslm, do hereby
IN give notice thst .hail app'y to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions of
tie Peace and Jail Delivery Of the Stste OF
Delaware. in and for the county Of New
Castle, on Monday, the 18th day Of Novenn-
Der, being the 1st day II the Move nber
tsrm A. D. 1878. for license to keep an
Inn or Tavern at No. All SIMPLIFY street, u
the Thi ward Of the cit, Of Wilmington
C6unty and state aforsaid. and With
the privilege to sell iptoxicati pg liquors In
less q Quantities than one quart to be- drank
On the premises. and the following respect
able citizens recommend the said applies
tion to wit: A
C. schmIth, John Bade-, Ii
George Finck, K. Abbe ger,
Thomas I. Russell, James Clark,
Conrad Keller, Fidel Gfrerer,
William axter, Charles Krapf.
NJ Lieberman, Biermann,
Leonard Hamann, Mieheal Mtgary, q
w. Richmann, A Bickta, u ~ 4
The1 Biermann, p. 3. Forman, z
p. Mousghan. Edwin A. Parker,
A J. Maxwell, John r. Farmer,s,
". q, Chadwick. y. ]. MeManas.
octl6-3s 4 ANDREW WfLHELM.5
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REGISTERS NOTICES.
DEGIsTER'S ORDER.
>a REGISTERS OFFICE.

a.. REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Sept. Il, 1878.
Upon the application OF Rev. Patrick
Riley, Administrator OF Mary A. McCul-
Tough, lats OF Wilmington Hundred, In
said County, deceased, IL Is ordered and di.
rected by the Register that the Admins.
traitor afor esafd, give notice Of granting OF
Letters ofadm nlstration upon the Estate
Of the dece 'ked. with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date OF
such Letters in six Of the most public
places of the County of New Castle, requir-
ing all persons having demands against
the estate, to present the same or abide by
an A ct of Assemb y in such case made and
provided And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period in the
MORNING HERALD, newspaper published
In Wilmington, and tn be continued there
In three weeks. 10 0 d.
~S>~ Given under the ha I'd and Sea,
. ofoai e3f the "egistera forssaid.
\ ,ounty. aforesaid, I 0 day and
~ year above written. 70 "a " .g..
-... attn. s. c. BIGGS, Register,
NoTICE-All per ons having claims
against tho Estate Il the deceased must
present the same duly attested to the Adj
mi bistrat0r on or before September II, 1879,
or abide the Act of Assembly in such
cage made and provi@e1. III -.a. IT
Patrick Riley,
Administrator,
Address, Wilm!ngtor. Del. sep26
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FoR sHIRrHF,
JOHN PYLE.
FeR coR0HER, al
JACOB zBUTL.

FOE STATE sENAToRs.
J. Wilkins Cooch, Of Pencader, I'D.
Charles a. McWhorier, Of Red Lion.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
SECOND SIGHT.

private seance was given yesterday afternoon by
Messra Goldberg and Roltair their magical studo,
No IL West Twenty-sixth street. These gentlemen
propose 10 give In the glare OF day all those mani.
iestatons' which sprituaiists by night and call
supernatural They have no cabinets aud traps Of
any kind. They designate their manifestations by the
OF tricks in instances, science in Others
After giving some wonderful exhibitions of
second sight aud showing some curious card
tricks. Mr.. Roltair told the HERALD representative
Roltar was standing on the other side OF the room
and one was near the writer. He wrote tence
OF purely personal character, folded 1t up tightly
and then carried II over TO- Mr.. Rolialr. 'sPlease
think of the sentence you have writer" said tho
magician. Snow let me hold the card against my
forehead" This ne did 1t still being folded tightly.
Then he returned It TO tho reporter looking closely
s'Piease think OF the nrst word" This was dono.
'Is II ls' Z" was tho inquiry.
eyes,"
.,hs ss.n Ss Ss,a " the most important DOCS it
might begin with an "E" very easily, and It did
The magician then took pencil from his pocket and
wrote hastily on another card the full sentence at
which the reporter was completely dumbfounded.
The whole thing did not occupy i've mnuteA
~ clam patent or that, said Mr.. Roltair: tsit In
the only one Of my ricks't that will not or cannot
teach TO another"
1t certainly was astonishing and the best thing Of
It's kind the reporter mad over seen, baing much
quicker than Brown the mind readers method.
Mr.. R0ltar tried several Of such experiments with
lie exhibitions Of this Sort but may be private
houses
Before long he will, however, appear at Gilmore's
Garden and shoot himself out of cannon distance
that might have been attributed 10 supernatural
agency were gwen,
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
AN OYSTER WAR.

Nearly, II not all, OF the planted oyster beds In
Princess Bay owned by residents OF the town Of
WesthsId aud are stakSd OF by their ownerA For
some time past deprodations have been made upon
them by the New Jersey oystsrmen, who mostly hail
from Keyport, who alege that tne beds natural
and that they have perfect right to take thom. For
several days past large quantities OF oysters have
bosn taken from the planted beds by the Keyport
oystermsn, and yesterday the westGcld oysernon
called the aid OF tho authorities 10 protect them
in their rights, Sheriff Brown and his deputies,
tue town constAbles ol Westneld and Captain Bake
with n force OF policemen going TO their assistance
On reaceing the planted grounds on what " known
the mddls ground IN Princess Bay, Oh the Light
house, they found ssveraLsmall sloops whose crews
were hard ut wsrk dredging They succeeded captur
the sloop Ann Amelia, win her captain, Svoy ana
four other small crsf, with their crews. Captain
Svey and crew wore taken before Justice Aalloy At
Princess Bay, and, upon arraignmcnt, the Captain
pleaded guilty and was hncd $50 and 10 he imprisoned
in tie County all tor sixty days The captains and
crews Of tne other cras were locked up tor cxamina
tion to-day.
the sloop Ann Amelia is.owned by Newark parties.
license, which subjeos the vessel 10 oonns-
beach at Tottenvle and ohcer placed IN charge OF
hor One Of the sloops engaged in dredging succeeded
In securing load OF oy ystcrs which were sold al Perth
Amboy, ana the captain and crew made good thor
gupe leaving tho bay before the arrival o The oh cers
Tho planters aud owners Of beds in Princess Bay
their losscs by tho depred0ns Of tho
0ystermen NJ over 81, 900. .tN
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
POLITICAL AND GENERAL.

Atlanta Consisutio.s:--" for the repeal OF the
Resumption ac:."
Atlanta Consttution:-s'hr. Hayes cannot afford TO
Ignore the remarks Of Colonel Bill Chandler
The Richmond Wing proposes that gold be
sstrippsd OF It's potsncy"-in other words, demone.
tizsd.
The Memphis Auolanche halls II a good sign that
several Mississippi journals while disapp proving OF
Senator Lamar's course discuss It temp perAtely.
Apropos OF tho sentencing OF the desperate Rand
. life term in the Penitentiary. The Chicago Times
asks:-"How wouldit doto bang jury occasonalySn
Nashville Asssvfoan:--"suppose We grant Penusyl.
vania protection for the of free trades
sort OF compromise - II wers We will all then have
what want"
The Norfolk Landmark says that Senator Sumner
was not great "He tried 70 walk In the seven.
league boots Of Daniel Webster, but his spindle
shanks nsd thsm about as we'll as a couple Of straws
would oil she jackbooss Of trooper"
The Richmond D,spatch says that the extremists on
both sides OF the hnsncsl Vhasm combine In prodic-
sions almost dreadful the prophecies relating 10
the doomed cities of tho Plain, and hoy falsined
svory day and yield more hope than Apprehension.
Tho Baltimore Gazette. In reference 10 she "Na-
tionA party says shat the organization which shall
oppose II evil need cool, wise and able leaders.
Conservatism must win IN the coming battle or
all that Is worth having IN representative govern
mont will bo lost"
Utica Obscrrer.--"The reason why tho silver move
msnt mas gathered sucn strength and that It
lists the mpatncs of threequarters OF the poopIc is
tnat Is practical movement Tor the restoration Of
our financial syslsm TO a sound specie basis On
the single ssndard OF gold the contraction IN prices
would be so great that widespread misery would re
SUIT from resumption. But the adoption OF the
double s,snaard, By utihzina the twin metals which
have always ponc hand IN hand since money was In
vcn,od, enables the American people to return to
safe ground without upduiy disturbing values vr M
croasing tho pinch oil hard times"
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
EMMET'S CENTENNIAL.

After much discussion ana debate among the lrisa
societies Of this cy II has been hnaiy decided to dis
ponse with parade on Monday next, tho day OF The
centennial OF tho birth OF the lrish patriot Robert
Emmst. The event will be celebrated by meetings IN
Cooper Institute and ChicKcring Hall, at which the
different societies have agreeu 10 attond IN body.
having frat assembled IN their respective balIa
Spcecnss will DO delivered by many prominent lrtsn
cit,zans, among Them belug Richard O'Gorman.
AIgsrnon .. Sulivan, Thomas Francis Burke, Major
Janes Haggcr,y and others. The reuson that no d.
pnrade III Do held IL owing 10 the approach of
ST. Patrcks Day, the societies being able 10 vear
the expense and loss oi time ol two parades.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
THE LATE TOWNSEND HARRIS.

The Com missioners OF Common Schools have been
requested by Inc President oil the Board Of Educaiion
10 meet him In attendance atthc funeral Townsend
Harris, iats United states Minister japan and for
nierly president Of the Beard OF Education. ME
Harris closely identified with the org snzation Of
the Free Academy, now College ol the CITY Of Now
York. Tho flag VI ths hall OF tho Board OF Education
will be at nail mast from sunrise 10 sunset to-day the
o.casou of the funeral
The New York herald., 1878-02-28

10 expected by the gentleman having the matter IN
charge that every trotting and running horse asso-
cation IN The Stale will come forward
LONG BLAND CITY.
Senator Oakley introduced bill aboishipg the
city judgoship OF Long Island City. and providing Tor
the nlling OF his place the Water Board by the
President Of tho Board OF Aldermen This change VIII
mako \ saving OF 4l6 0O0
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
NOT OF BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.

Dr. c. T. Bruce, OF No. 203 East Thirty ynftn street,
states that ho rs not connected with bellevue Hospital
holas no position, either oi trust or emoIument,
undor the city government.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28


SsS; :I hsyss: hRsss
Henry Hobcie HoiGrook, hoyt Hume. Jones. Ksaior.
Asoss S. Lsvs"Hd xsl xhs%ins
F:s ss sss fsss
Rowlana sawyer. sestng sswsli shssrd sheldon skin
s:ss .ss. %Ss ws h Sxns
WAYS NArsSsssr. Bath BerIig.e goasi Brooks: chsps.
Clark cr.wi9rd Crowley; currs9 Day. FoydJ"pSss Ss
pononsh Meaa Mssnburs, Sorih, Prosssr sssSsshsr,
shandicy, sitter. Thain, Thompson. Wempls--a7.
MORE EXCISE BILLS
Two new excise oils were Introduced In the House
this moruing, the FIRST, by MIR. Foster, providing
Boards or Excise grant licenses to sell liquor 10
NOT lees Than $50 not more than $3.50. Itprovidcs
closing oil stores between one and i've A. M Tor
,Ss nns Of 1 tho law Tue Civil Damage
orders that boards OF excise shall Keep Tor puolc In
spscton minute or record Of all m seiinEs CONTINUES
Tor violation OF license BY hceussos. tho other was
by Mr. Winch. II provides that ON complaint
Mayor s"' shall T"' publish her nSsDana's nsms and
give public warning to all liauor dealers not TO sell
him any more liquor. uisoDedionce 70 this warning
to incur hno oil $50 tor each offence.
very large number oi petiti0ns were presented
to-day protesting against any change n the Exoss law
QUEENS COUNTY RAILROAD BILL.
The Queens County Railroad oiil, revoking tns
privileges OF that corporation, was ,his morning, on
noion OF Mr. warng, oil Kings, thrown back into
tue Railroad Committee.
mo sM0KiSo.v
Mr. Fish introduced q resolutl0n that NJ no time
any one 10 privileged 10 smoke In the Assembly
Chamber.
Mr.. Aivord introduced a bill providing that legal
nouccs published on Sunday be as valid as those pub
lished nj other iImeB
BaEEzG IN rhE sESArs.
little incdent occurred IN the senate to-day be-
tween WAgsinn aud Ecclrsine. Inc former moved 10
reoommit TO the Comlnittco ON Insurance senate
bill No. 50, Introduced February by Sir. Eccie-
sine, relative 10 merging insurance compsnIes.
The motion was carried before Mr. Ecclcsine's atten
ton was attracted 10 u, wnen nc denounced Mr. Wag
STA u aclion as disC0urtcous unpardonauc, say
ing before hc (Mr. WagsLa) male sucn motion
mon rtesy should nave suggested 10 him that u
would be only proper TO consult MIN (Mr EcciesneL
fUoL SELLING.
Senator Raines presented pusition TO tue Senate
praying that tracks be exempted from tho operas
lions OF the law against pool selling passed last y,af.
rn,s Is initiation OF loug nc OF petitions II
, 1878-12-26

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A JUST REEUKE.

lonce heard this anecdote Of Judge
Parsons, said the Rev. James Free
man Clarke, the great Massachusetts
advocate and lawyer, tits said that,
being about to try mercantile case,
be ordered a jury to be summoned,
and among the names was that of
Col. Thomas II. Perkins, the leading
merchant of Boston in that day, and
IA personal friend of Judge Parsons.
when the officer made his return, he
laid down fifty dollar bill before
the Judge.
"What is that ?" said Parsons.
"Col. Perkins says he is very busy
indeed, to-day, and prefers to pay
his fine"
"Take that back TO Col. Perkins, ~
said the Judge, "and tell him to come
here at once; and if he refuses, bring
him by force"
When Col. Perkins appeared, the
Judge looked stcrnly at him, and
said, "What do you mean, sir, by
sending money when you were sum,
moned to sit on this jury?"
Col. Perkins replied: 81 meant
no disrespect to the court, your Hon
or; but | was extremely busy fitting
out ship for the East Indies, and
thought if paid my fine | might be
excused"
"Fitting out a ship for the East
Indies, sir!' shouted the Judge
"and how happens it that you are
able to fit out a ship for the East In
dies 20
"Your Honor, do not understand
you"
81 repeat, then, my question, how
is it that you are able to fit out {
ship for the East Indies? If you dc
not know, I will tell you. 1t is be
cause the laws of your country are
properly administered. If they were
not, you would have no ships. Take
your seat, sir with the jury"
, 1878-12-26
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AN EMPER0R'S KINDNESS.

Emperor William, ot Germany, is
kind hearted old man. Two an
ecdotes are told which illustrate his
natural disposition:
An official Of the German civil
service and his wife celebrated re.
Gently their diamond wedding. The
Emperor in his retirement, heard o
this event, and sent medallion por'
trait OF himself in golden setting,
ornamented with the imperial arms,
by way of wedding present, and
at the same time sent his regret that
his inability to write prevented his
appending his autograph, which,
however, he promised as soon as he
was able to do so.
The other incident is as follows:
Two children Of a butcheri in village
few miles from Berlin, having
heard of the Emperor's fondness for
blue corn flowers four bachelors
buttons), gathered a great nosegay
of them in the fields, and without
saying anything to anybody ST rted
off on the Berlin highway, trudged
all the weary miles to the city, found
their way to the palace, and handed
the flowers to the lackey "for the
good Emperor"
Their appearance attracted atten'
ton, and when questioned they told
their simple tale. They were taken
into the palace and given a lunch
con, which was probably the best
thew had ever eaten. and then, as the
Emperor OWNED that the parents
must be by this time in great anxiety
the two little dusty and wayworn
children were sent home in the i'm
perial carriages, an honor which made
them the most distinguished resi-
dents of their little village.
, 1878-12-26
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician retired from active prac-
tlce, having had placed in his hands by an
East Indian missionary the formula of sim
pie vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
nrrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung af.
tcctiOns, also II positive and radical cure for
General Debility and all nervous complaints,
after having thoroughly tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, feels it
his duty to make ii known to his suffering
Fellows, The recelpe will be sent free of charge
TO all who desire it, with full directions for
preparing and successfully using. Address
with stamp naming this paper.
DR.. M. F.. Bell,
No. 6S COui tlnnd St.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
, 1878-12-26

The ho og-cholera, which has been
so prevalent in the Western states,
of late, has extended to western Can
ada. The disease has broken out a,
Lambton, where cholera is of the
most virulent type, and scores Of
hogs are dying from its ravages.
, 1878-12-26

Rinderpest, the most dreadful and
fatal Of contagious cattle diseased, is
reported to be still devastating Aus.
trian territory.