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CHERIFF's SALE,

~ . bAllE,
BY virtue Of a writ OF Levari Faeias 10
me directed, wlIl be exp ,srd to public sale.
kept by John ]. Dongherty, in The city III
Wilmington, New Castle county, Del, On
WEDNESDAY. the 1st day Of May, A. u,
1873. at 21csock, p m.
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot OF land and2 two.stery
brick dwelling houses thereon erected sit.
uate in Christiana hundred, county and
State Aforesaid, bounded and described as
follows, to VIII: BEGINNING ut the north
erly, side OF Ue.aware Avenue aJ the di4-
tsnce or hinety-eignt feet west from the
westerly side of Union street, thence north
erly parallel to Union street, along line
of land OF Hannah Hendriek on the east
one hundred and twenty-three feet to ,tha
foutherly side Of Parker street thence
westerly ong said side Of ga d street and
parallel to Deia ware Avenue my feet to q
cor er thence southerly parallel to the first
line OF NJ l.. Ltchtenstein on the west ten
hundred and tweDty-three feet to the afore.
SAID nor herly side o. Delaware Avenue,
thence thereby easterly fifty feet 10 the
place Of beginning be the contents therevf
what tn y may.
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro.
perry OF Morris Mcdowell and Isabella 3,
his wife, ani Pf ilip w. Mcdowell and Ed.
ward Mcdowell, executors of Philip Nc
,Dowell. deceased and Catharine Mcdowell,
l.. and to be SO q by A"
ISAAC ,GRUBB. Sheriff.
sher'ft's Office, New Castle, April IL 1875.
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snLRTFIF SALES.
.HERIFF's SALE.

Nv virtue of writ Of Vendiuoni EHpsi Es,ppsi 6
nSs to me directed will be exp 'sea 70 M ;niay
Sale sat the LafAyel, q Retel thsg.iTa nngcirp
strssx kettby john Doughel " "a tue f,a naT
ofEilmingt ol, rew castle County' Do'
= SATURDAY, tha1l,hday Of May, 'SS'
ac.i st2 O'Clock. Pm,
The following describfd Real IS NE sari var
Ali'the aaual1 1uudivided nnH-iour.u p. ~
cr snare Sf The said Ga rye Cisndier: s3sta S, ~
md to ihe f}lioai,S describe r"al eh.Iev, To,1
siiuat d in the city ni WHINING '4u, ~ A." rS
sast = otluty ana state or p-aWsit1,
h"nnJed and described as oi'ows o W.
t,nated ontue easter size OF ins sS'se",
A hstwa Ar Nj xt xthan5seStp hsree's : uoarnk
y onot ninate B feeN On king SIR 'et ara ex'
~ ,euiing back, thst w.J th - ~ ,uiad!s us
y, te1 ca line betweep King and freheh SIS
aSioining lands OF h-I jaini" nal ~ Il a.
csssed. ard lands held py james aLa sinI
Tho Sochrae. with three story oiicH
q nwe,ling house thereon create
.s y. IL, isAACGR',BB, riff.
Sheriff s ofli.e, New C-stie 81 'h y 51o
A. d., 1878. .as- .5.a .,.. -
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"WEDNESDAY, the lst day Of May, A.
..a-.4r 1878, at 2 o'clock. p. m.,
The following described real estate. viz:

The following described real estate, viz:
Ali that certain lot or piece OF land with
a throe story brick house there n erected
situate in the city OF Wilmington, bounded
and described as fol ows, to wit: Beeir. d.
ming at the intersection of Ih. easterlyhidc
CT Jefferson street. with the southerly side
OF Tenth street, thence easterly along said
side OF Tenth street, one hundred feet to a
stake, thence southerly and parallel with
Jefferson street., Is feet to q sake
theuce westerly and p ,rallel WITH
7 nj str eet and passing through the mid
die of the brick div sion woH between. the
house and this To- and the house adjoiniu q
on the south ore hundred feet to the afore.
said side Of Jefferson street, and thence
thereby northerly twenty -f1ve feet tol the
place Of beginning, be tho contents thereof
what they may. I.r. .as' "'
Selzeda and taken in execution asi the
properly of Isaac Pyle and Ann M. his
wife, and t., ard to be old by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sheriff's Office, New Castle, April 18th,
1878. = -
aprl6-ts .sta4tl ..n 4
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v COITNTY PENNsYT. ANA

VlLLANOVA COLLEGE, DELAMAh
COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA.
This instft,iSlOn, chartered with Untver.
sity Privileges is under the charge OF the
Augustinian Fathers, and offers superitl
advantages to students, who desire to make
O thorough Classical, scientific or CONNER.
cial course. 1t is situated on the Pennsyl.
yanta Genital Railroad, eleven miles from
Philadelphia. Railroad Station and Post
ONCE on the College grounds.
Terms: Per sessiop Of f1ve months. q
advanee,) $50.
For full particular g. send for q cataIogut
Rev. T. A. MIDDLETON. D. D.,
del-C1yr fresiden
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CHERIFFs SALE,

BY virtue ofa writ OF Veuditioni Fxpopai
to me directed, W II be ,exposed To Pub ic
SAle,a az the Hotel OF A ex. Maxwell, 10 Mid.
dletown. In st georges Hundred, New Cas-.
I 9 county, Delaware. on ~.
SATURDAY the 18th day of May. A. D 1878
... "a seagI At ! O'c.ock p. M.
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The following described real este tie viz;
1 ,AlltheE right, title an d interest of John S.
land situated In Appoquiuimink hundred
and State of Igelaware Bounded by the road
lead lug, from the Levels to Noxeutow n
r Mills, by the Appequin mink creek, by
D,uni notds Miil Pond, by lsuds now or
pieces of land OF Edward sllcox and inter-
sected by the pu lilo road leading from
Drummond's Mill to The road before men,
tiou d containing one hundred and twen-
ty acres OF land more or less, with brick
mansion house and frame granary, barn
and stable thereon erected.
seized aud ia en- in execution as the
i proper y ofJohn s. silcox and to be So d y
.sa. ,,r g. 49, ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
Z sheriff's ONCE. New Castle. april. q, 1878.
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EI)UG lArIONAL.
Sr.JosEPH's AOADEMx.

Sr. r.J0sEPH's AOADEMx,
CHESTNUT HILL. PHILADELPHIA
Under the care III the Sisters OF St, Joseph
The course Of Instruction includes all tie
Dranchesof useful and Christian ejuca'
ton. ~ '''-'. --- -r ,'5
Annual pension for Board nd Tu1ticr
s2O0. For further particulars, address
sepl-ly MOTHER MARY JOHN
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
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CHERRIES SALE,

By viz ne Of a writ ef AS. L.vsri Fa1 las
to me dir. cted, will be exposed to public
sale, at the LAFAYETTE Hotel, ?4l Shipiey
street. kept by John ]. Douaherty, In the
city OF Wilmington, New Castle county,
Del :. on HI.
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now DO rnEY LIVE ID M?

How DO THEY LIVE At ALL? ..-s
one would naturally ask. lput the q9es-
ton to resident OF Kent the other day,
and he gave me few points, which upon
investigation were fully coroborated.
"Well, sir he said, 'they have q hard
struggle TO make ends meet ~. '.a,
"But what do they live on?"' ] asked.
"Not tea or coffee, .poached eggs o.
broiled steaks, can tell you. Upon tue
tables Of the reasonably prosperous YOU
will see butcher-meat once WeeE-on
Sunday-rarely twice a week. u
"And even thOp II must be IN small
quantities." n.5,,
"Yes; man will 90 the village butcher
on Saturday, and buy perhaps Is " worth,
That Is about as far as he can go. Soup Is
made with Il. on Sunday. r....... tli .G.
"What do they generally eat? I4, q
.SThe ordinary fare consists Of bread and
0heose, sometimes porridge, boiled ,vege'
tables, and beep, which can DO bought FOL
a penny o glass throughout these pollh'
had noticed lots Of game on my jour
nav. and asked the gentleman II hunger
did not often tempt the laborer to IA ap'
pSS Many" discontinued, supplement- theil
Harder by poaching; but, owing 70 tht
severity Of The Game laws, such 0 thing Y
yery risky. II Is a common thing anon
The boldest TO disappear from the village
4 Alter dark, and turn up some hours ate
with q rabbit, q hare, Q partridge, or thei
smoek. pockets heavily lined with potatoes
mrnips, or other vegetables, stolen iron
III Is pretty hard for q haltstarved ma
with A family to see abundance aroun
him, and yet not be able to lay his hand
1Yes,n said my informant, sit Is hart
) The starving process has gone on 20 Ion
mat already Il Is producing remarkabl
results, For instance, we can no long,
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Among the elements ~ designed for man.
none are iuOre significant than water. Asone
flower Is brighter or more beautiful in color
than another, so with the different kinds OF
restoratives, and which are everywhere so
abundant-some are better than Others for
certain specific purpoaCS God never created Q
reptile 80 poisonous but that where It crawled
there grew some means Of cure for the venom
OF Its bite. And In the catalogue OF diseases
to which the body Is subject, there Is In the
providence Of nature Nmedy provided. II
remains for man 10 discover anddetermine It.
This so far a. II rolates or lays claim TO- Is per.
haps more iorcibly illustrated IN Dunbar's
wonderful discovery OF Bethesda, in Its uses
and for what II Is d certain specific, than all
other instances Of medicinal waters on the
glolp, lIp was hllnself sufferer and given
up 10 die. Providence directed him In an
out-of-the-way place TO the waters Of this
spring. THE waisH were troubled and he
siepppd ill.," lie drank and was cured. Thou.
sands followed and were healed. To-day the
wonder of It's work In the marvel OF It's cure Is
the theme OF many tongues in all lands; bless.
ings and bencdictionS follow lLs course. Par
ties given np 10 die approach Bethesda and are
restored forms worn aud wasted drink and
arr rejuyenated; beings tired OF life and tired
with bodily affiiction breathe anew In the
shadow Of its shrine, and arc given new lease
and better establishment. In all dropsical
tendency It's cure Is swift and certain; In
= cascs OF the kidneys II is no less certain, and
for all disorders or arrangement OF the urina.
ry organs It's positive cure Is established be-
yond the possibility Of doubt. In general de-
hility, nervousness, and tho condition incident
10 MI orer.taxed system, nothing has been dis
covered to equal It's effects. Thousands upon
thousands verify these statements, and they
arc composed Of as reliable personages as the
world possesses. The truth Of our dcclara.
tons Cau 10 establlahpd perhaps better In a
visit or by sending for pamphlets,
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, IA.
Pamphlets mailed free. r. ,,
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The s,eubenyiiIe Murderer Taken Back
....t-t 10 the West. ~ slstlful

..f 10 the West. slasl fU1
slsubenyllle Herald Of Thursday. w 4HJF1
The requisite papers having arrived
authorizing the return Of Stephen D.
Richards, the murderer, TO Nebraska, be
was taken tllither in charge Of Messrs'
Anderson and Martin yesterday morning,
He had long journey before him, and one
from which It Is nextto impossible for him
ever to return. He kept up his spirits to
the last, and evidently intends TO "die
game" A large crowd awaited his bring
ing fourth from the Jail and followed him
to the depot, and several hundred people
have been admitted TO the jail TO see him
during his stay here. His father did not
meet him previous to his departure, The
man was handcufed, and those in charge
OF him heavily armed, so they do not pro-
pose that he shall get away. rslrH
A settlement was made in reference 10
the reward by paying his captors here
800. 1t seems that the original offer OF
500 was for the prisoners return TO kear-
ney county, so that 500 cash here amounts
to pretty nearly the same as $500, alter
taking the man out there and collecting
the money. Mr. Fogle has returned home.
Our genial Sheriff Smith had his hands
full attending to his many visitors, but we
believe all were accommodated. The IA
Their and sisters OF Richards babe him
goodbye while he was at Portland Sta
ton. The next news In reference TO the
matter will be awaited with melancholy
interest. FsfT -f H-t' No.
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600; Sir William Hart Dyke, who draws
from his rents els, 900 annually; and Lord
Sondes, with an estate netting him E26,OOo
every twelve months. 1.-a 4Jl,. /,
4 You understand that the purchase Of
land Is almost an impossibility In England.
The present trouble has renewed the aus,
cussion Of the laws OF pimogenitnre and
entail, and It Is not unlikely that before
long another attempt may be made In
Parliament to upset the statutes upon the
subject, and substitute others which will
be the means OF dividing up this little
island now owned, one might say, by 0
very small federation OF landlords ii.
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I 4 BELLE PERPETUAL BUILDING

H.. u,.c,ar,of ,hi. Association agreed 10 issue at
nj / 40 shares Of sleek Of series A. The d.
,,-.,nr, empowered Vim. C. liAndlAn, Oscar Sapdroek
& Rr-i and Geo. r. Llnch 70 receive and receipt
T., ,nirinrr lpss and dues ~ that peTrons desiring
y. and not wishing to gO u. The meeting on every
', ,imir. As this II positively all the stock thai
III h. ,,l4I, those desiring any shares had better
al, Al once There will Le meeting q this AAsocla-
,iSu % "wednesday, DS.enber 2Ih, lnd Monday, DE-
S.alsr 5lIh. Al p. ", koeht Hall, No. at2l
III, street, for the purpose Of receiving Au6serip;
la, lor Stock hue, viii commence on January LIST,
~ NJ u,,,c,, g.,
- .. nj III. 2. uLRlCH. Bee y.
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Ser,sral Nasasss.
.nucrllnInERS, NOVICE.

NTOCkllol'D'he NoiiVf' u .
IN, annual meeting Ot the Stakeholder Of the Bel
.,'a, Cl.., Works will he held at the once OijhS
,nr,ny In Bellalre. Ohio, January Sth, At ocleck
Al which limo seven u Directors VIII y elertsd
10 .et,e for tue ensuing year NJ s,trr.rs ~,
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Unconstitutional.

eisn A.TRAR Board and Tuition for Girls, boys
g,,,,Y TtIr6iHg, Medicine LdT and DiriHfiy. In
tnNIlou thorough. Location unsurpassed. Rev.
I. 81. REILLY, B. D., Episcopal Academy, Had
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS, O. -,
NOTICE

NOTICE .,.o...,r, n
Having disposed Of the entire Interest Of the estate
~ IT, Ss, ~, IN ~. a., stI ~
SGmln 60. to T. L. MOtfat, the surviving partner
Il aid late Gn, all persons knowing themselTes 70
Il indebted 10 aid hfm will please make immediate
ssSaa The business Of saId Iats arm, AZ their ia
,Ihd, No. q Twelfth street IVY
Administrator Of the ests,s OIL. II. siliSss, dse'd
Having purchased The itock'oi my lite partner Ii
lkp trm u II. StAllaAn 4 Co., hope 10 merit and
rsI-rluIly solicit the literal patronage hitherto be-
tossed on that hrm.
iyiG 60 T. ,>MOFFAT.es
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SEALSKIN SACQUES,
Fur-Lined Garments,
MUFFs, BOAs, ROBES, &c.

he lao,i extensive, fashionable and varied eollec
81 Fur wrRpplngH In Ameilca may % ~, ISen y
~, ~ Establishment Of 4. T.. DURkllAhD
p-lmp,tter, Exporter, Dealers, and MAhuiAe'N'=
",laFut, CiNuNSATI.
lAtt Novelties, personally selected In Paris, Lon;
" brin aud 81, Petersburg, arc the AlniiAhouV'
u, 'alsis v ho rule and the ladies who decide.
gi Msp,tion Of the approaching llSid Az e SSas
NtsN III AEIIARDT 4 Co. have prepared nlle 49,
1'ilahg valuable Information, with DeaerlPllons
a. a. lllc'a lGt the usaof Ladies' frsdngai dstAnSs'
Iilhsy uill yherIiully mall 10 any Addre., % ~
.l,h.n' Shd for 4 copy. IttreaS Of ereryttn,i nS
s,yi lal ,iaRdInl In Fur Saeguts, fur.lined usIii
~ lur TrnmlnE, RObes, Gloves, Fur hAu, ~ ~
IlifOTrra, Carriage, Evening or Street wear, too
~ ny 10 their vast and brIu,Iiul stock. also s9n-
f,Ihht1iins matter relating 70 Re-molcllnE ~
,let lhi Restoring I'asSe Seal RaeJues, a frics,
,l9sh'lillr Nith the enforced frunllty " tns.
JN chl on appreciation to parties FURNISHING tA-
,s'y trtrrncts, Tor C. q. D With priVileee o. y.
sSI, 5,,'o" aud. rriunJ upon payment Of E1pFeS
s.lnR'Ovs, ia W. Fourth Etreet. &
ssM9L'' IFoI paid for RaF FaI, CbI!igags Z,
@tl0i, uf2f-WAS 4
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PRicE--sO cents pcr gallon, 81 per 10 gallon
keg, s. per half.barrcl, Si8 per barrel.
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Louisiana State Lottery COMFY,

lS7 Prizes, amounting to.. 40
Responsible corresponding agents wanted d al
Will be paid.
Application for ntes 10 clubs should only be made
10 the home Office 10 New Orleans.
Write clearly stating Ial address, for further In.
formation or send arden 10
u. A. DAUPHN, ,.
P, o. Box Goa, New Orleans, Ia.
AllouT Grand Extraordinary DraWlna are under the
supervision and management uf Gen'lS q. 7. BEAU
REGARD and JUDAH A. EARLY. dell.MaAN
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llIagas..s . G' .',='=,.,ugss.
Bntela, De.

D-,uRN1X SALOON AND RESTAURANT
- No. Q WAEHlsoTos HALL
Ia d. 6ue oOn and Is:u,nt q .S' y. s;ai e
eyeiytn phosnIx All delIcaeies o. The seas9n'
0v ~ orstsrs Sanie etc., served 10 the eest ~ ~:
Msnn and The apesi n STsaei not uO'
and siGaf' - 'i0Hdff,y ig9H Av I's prssdstsr.
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NOTICE

IN. t.,urr, Uf Thns. Sweeney, EIecutnt q thees-
~ a XrIIi MrSaghten, deceased, having heeu re-
~, md annullFIl, and y. +. AeSAghien having
p ,ul.lilnlrL In his stead by the County Court o.
ii,IIniv. All person., are Hotided that any credit
t., IN, aid fLOa sweeney will be u their peril
Elrit; \. r. MCSAGIIfES, Administration
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Defectiye Eyesight, Inanmed and aKattsry
Eye. Painful and Watery Eyes. Loss Of
Hearing, Enrnehe, Neuralgia OF the Ear.
In the bead, DiE1ineAs, Nervous Head
ache, Pains In the Temples, Loss OF the
Senses ofTnsto and Smell, E1ongation Of
the Uyula, Inflammation Of the Touails,
Putrid Sore Throat, Tickling or Hacking
Cough. Bronchitis, and Bleeding Of tho
Lungs. giIs n1Fti7'F
1nhAiing Tuba, with fuii and carefully prepared d.
reetionSf for use In IN cases. Price, 81 For sale BY
all Wholesale, nd retail druggists and dealers
D POTTER General AgentEaad Wholesale Drug.
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General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, IA.
Pamphlets mailed free. r....
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HEW OF TIE fARNEiS GRIEVANCES.
Some OF the tenants Of the Duke Of
Newcastle, see, have refused 70 renew
their holdings, and tho Duke will thus he
driven 10 farm his own land, or let II At
lower rents than no has hitherto done.
The Duke-who, by the way, was not
long ago bankrupt, and was sold of for
the benefit of his creditors-mus live
like Duke. He must have all the lux
ries Of life, and as he has the advantage
Of being the tenant Of an entailed
estAte, he is able 10 da 50, PRO
yided he can got adequate rentals from
his tenants, He Is one Of those who pro
pose to further reduce the laborer. II
| Kent and Sussex, among the large propri
etnrs who have descended 10 reduce tn
wages Of the laborers Cd day, are Lon
! Darnley, with an annual Fentroll Of E6Sr
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SAMFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Not only promptly arrests The eorroding discharges
n Caisfrh bat by sympAthetie action Il rsstoresto
M M s;ad hSxc
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A WHAT Is Fl.

At the depot, Broad and Washington ave-
nue., the officials were, in, a .quandary on
Sunday, over an animal which came from
Wilmington, Delaware, and consigned to a
Snowman In this city. just what species it
belonged to was the problem they could not
determine, The head wss cross between
bulldogs and calf, while the body from
the neck I'd the base of the tail was that of
a la amb. The lower jaw protruded beyond
the nose, displaying row Of teeth. The
eyes wereblarge. and set far back in the
head. Its ears were short, and had been
clipped. Instead Of the mellow voice which
Mary's little lamb is said to have had, this
freak Of nature bleated, or beloved, in
tones like q billios baeso with bad cold. !.
Just how much Of II was lamb, AMI what
part was dog, the railroad men could not
determine. .......,, .s... ....n,...ro ..
This was the animal on exhibition at
Third and Market streets during the last
two weeks. ainnEF rg'5 .%I
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RELIANCE FIRE COMPANY.

The following gentlemen were elected
on Saturday evening last, officers Of the
Reliance s. F. E. Company for the ensuing
yesra a 1r~r<,,,y,rx n~s
a Rresident-pP. F. Murphy&AAA / N'4
Vice>President-Joseph Cash.
Secretary=-D. Moore. sol he'sis s2 :. y
Assistant secretary-rJohn O Donnell, Jr.
Treasufer-P: F. O'Donnell,s n@
il'rustees-:Joseph Campbell, Jae. Green,
W. u. Riley. '--.----.. -
q Finance Committee Ohm O. Doinnell, Jr.,
Daniel Moore, Joseph Cash. "Al
Equipment Committee-Ls Messick, Jos.
T.. Cash, John Cavanaugh.
Vigilant Committee-J james Green, Jos.
Campbell,
Euginee er-W.JGRflcyy &AE8p Ai.Jt'
fDlrcctote-James Green, John L. Riley,
Joseph tt Cash, Joseph Campbell, JOSEPH
Quinn, e hwrerce MeaS!ck, John, Csllin,
Frank Kelly. tsa - r't a 3r'r :.
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s5l..T YTIt Efl-ffIg ?
M. 3. R. A.

Last evening the Moral Suasion Refor nj
Associations room at Third and King
streets, was crowded to overflow, many
persons being refused admittanee. The
meeting, which was presided over by James
Hargis, was a, most Interesting one, and
addresses were made by Messrs. Wells,
butcher. stinson, WheIan5 Rev. Mr., Snyder,
Fox. Quinn and Col. Moore, President OF
the Association made the concluding
speech Lewis Cross, sang " She has Climb.
ed the Golden Stairs" Misses Millie and
Ida Roberts sang a duet. Mr.. sammons
gave one of his jews harp solos. The
next meeting will be on Friday evening. VI
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SAFE AT LAST.

Patrick Runy, formerly resident Of this
city, and who left here about two years ago,
since which time his family heard nothing
frem him until his daughter saw his name
among the passengers OF the Metropolis
His wife Ia housekeeper for FatheraFallon.
at Fourth and Jackson streets. When the
first news of the wreck reached this city, i
Runy's name was among the list of persons .
lost, which, however proved to be an error,
he being among those who we're saved, bge
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FIRE LAST NIGHT.

About ono O'Clock this morning a fire
Frokc out in the residence OF policeman VIM.
R. Hope. The fire made such rapid progress
that before they got assistance had almSs ct
destroyed the Aouse. The house belonged
to Wm. R. Hope, it was built about two
years ago, and is situated near Brandywine
Station over Eleventh ST. Bridge. Mr.. Hope
thinks it caught from the kitchen fire.