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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-12

The DISMISSED Police and other officials
who have brought suits to got their places back
are not meeting with much success in the courts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-12

The METROPOLITAN ROAD did better last
evening in transporting its thousands OF patrons
to their homes, but there is still room for In
provcrncnt. The cry is still, more between
five and seven T.. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-12

The MOLLY MAGUIREs are still enriching the
shcriffs. Another execution yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-12

THE FAMOUS EMMA MINE still fingers in the
courts. 1t pans out pretty well for the lawyers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-12
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
II RIPPLE SH e e Il .

NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1878.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
WHOLE NO. 1903.
Political.

men :; pack, OF Louisiana, saws that thc
ouJ ootGt :, llIe IN the South has been broke
"nt "nt tnaC heratter the republican party viii
liot get an undivided support from |ltl thn
colored people. He knows. '- '"o
:. " Grant and the Rebel Claims sn;+
ulcted, will be the rallyng crv Of rad;oa Pre-,
IN 1880. The Atlanta C51oIt,to,, -]uic'iisnl
was lett to vote in the South inst aio,i. :. ~
many would vote to paw the rebeI 49, oIo;.sS d
as would vote for General Grant III otHIniS .ILN
same class Of men. anu 'ne
From present indications the Adn,;n;a
ol%.lon n, IS likely to be ignored by nearly or
fuite al! OF the Republican State Conyen.
riI' "iIns 'hiS FaII: There is not single STATE
"neIG there Is prospect for hearty on
PIoEaI' ana nearly all are even now ae oodJ
~ 'ilnlltteo ~ to entire silence. This il
worse than it was a year ago. MS Is
!, "A new order, called the "Ordor 90
the American Union," is attracting ot+o,
ION aproscrlptive address by its PTesident
having just come to light. It is nat;xa
ALheflcan and anti-catholic and can onITy
pe supported by those who think mora of
Sects than Christianity. Something Of ~
same KIND has been tried once and faiIad
ana The world is even more toIaront of
i;eilsious andnational distinctions now than
1T was then. ''o" 'Aah
:, mere was quickened pulse recentv all
ne ne country over at the bare suggestion of
;I, me early adjournment Of Congress, When
VII II give the country rest? When will
our palsled industries, and our nros+ro4a
commerce, be rid of its tinkerind tonob .
certaInly nothing could hasten Toore m ran
iiuly the business results all now so anvioIIs.
y expect, than that consummation 80
deVoutl to be wished-the early ad;onrn
ment Of Congress. 'J''''"'
What is termed the Socialist 1ohou
party held a meeting at W;in'; laoor
Del, Tor permanent Organization Tbinb
was attended by about It's persons, mosti,,
"orklngmen. Speeches were made hv +,,o
persons from Philadelphia, who urged that
me only effective line of action i -
organize political party and elect .'nract;co1
'UII,AIhgmen" to represent their class in the
iallS OF legislation. The meeting effected
permanent organization, with William
"'Oiu as
Now that the Republican party begins 70
IoN over the whole Union and calculate
nc cnahces OF again securing majority of
- :: 20 III the lower house of Con.
sgss II perGelves the value of policy that
nHeS N IN the South as well as the North.
e f'I 1 looAs more oenevolently on the efforts
President Hayes to reclaim lost oro,,nJ
the Southern States. The Senate ;s
one past hope to the Democrats after the
IN OF March next. The only chance for
citing a majority in the next House liesin
enort to make available the negro vote
the South in those districts where the
acks have an undoubted prepon derance,
tnls way thirteen Congressman NAV he
cured from Southern States. It will re-.
IRE mastery management to undo the evil
ork OF petbaggers, and to put new
e INTO the Republican organizations in
'uth Carolina, Georgia, Florida Mississip.
and Louisiana; but it is the only way
at offers the least promise of Republican
cendancy in the future.-Phla. Record
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
Phosphate Factory in Midd1s+o,rn

& o lhurSday last, the stockholders sold the Delmar.
wa irut drying house, Middletown, with the pronnd
peiongng to the same. to Mcssrs. Hubbard & Rro
-%t,uiacIurers OF the Standard Bone Phosphate
whose works are now situated at Wyoming
The Messrs. Hubbard on account or mi. ,,,.,...-
'ofy at wyoming being situated on cnrvo j., ,I,o
-"io"u nave been unable to get the company to CON
eiuc' SIDE track to their works. because sidin a.
curve is considered by railroad men as dapcoro,,s
ror 'his reason the manufacturers have been undsr
Necessity OF hauling the raw materials from the
iuiltoau TO their works, and the manufactured nbos
phate from the works to the railroad co,,si-
siderable outlay for hauling expenses This disod
vantage with Others, which it is not necessary to
name caused the Messrs. Hubbard to seek apotbor
Iocauon for their works and finding no point ON tb
telhsula which offered better advantages for their
business 'hey' after consulting with a number of
- Sei'ieieh IN this community, concluded
TO remove their manufactory from wvomin,, ~ II;,,
TTanScript
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
Conditional Pardous.

some time ago Governor Kirkwond of To,va nor
doned one Dick Arthur who was serving ont a TO-,
oI imprisonment, on condition that he sborld -
sooer ana refrain from crime Dick violated tho GOV,
'iOs ana was sent back to prison to serve ont his
uheNplreo sentence The claim was made that tbis
was illegal Imprisonment and he was taken ont oT
"aOedS corpus and released The Governor carried ,I
case up to the Supreme Court and the decision 81
'le Judge granting the release was reversed or1 -
was aHimed that Governor may grant a conditionoI
p"iuou winch II accepted by the convict and after
"arus violated, may be withdrawn and the uro1-
pireu sentence enforced. A similar decision u,os
rendered some years ago in Maryland. This onnoor,
70 US most important decision and almost nreno~os
tne way for the establishment here of somotbirr.
similar to, and better than the English "tictot.of
ieaVe system The congregation of criminals is had
'lllng ana promotes crime. If the criminal conld
i'er giving signs of contrition and reform ba nnt
among respectable surroundings and compelled 10
work regularly it would be the most heathful dis.
rpllne possible, and this could be accomplished bv
ne extention of the conditional pardon system up-
leid by this decisiOn.-Epcy EUe7aiag
'dge. w N'''' A''"'S' See Sec0"d /
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
Communists.

COMMUNISTS and other defiant law breakersoro said
~ pG preparing to institute riots again this
milich snaI be better organized and therefore
pes'luc'Ve than those of last summer. which ,yoro
n"u enough in all conscience Nothing is done aho,,t
y. ana nobody is apparently making any
preserve the peace which it is thus oneniv troat
80 Si4"il De again broken. We did not have ar
-oIs mere IN Delaware, and hence it IS concluded We
siail nave any, and We are still as we were last
20 absolutely without power to do our duty as
l"' 'ie ooast OF the tramps last summer that
viii w "o'e 10 take the State if they wanted to
IKE baby and cry to the National C;o,or uo"I
loops W. Bah We are disgusting people and So aro
all peOpe.-Ercry ErcaiD1 fO0P'0 anu 80 are
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22

Poetry, some practical people think.
hath no value. Not so, even in this praoti,
cal age. The price paid by the Nineteenth
Century to Tennyson recently for his ballad
OF the Revenge was pretty high, vet IL is
ncs the highest paid in our time to a poet
Inc ballad contains 100 lines, and the
author received for it 300 guineas, or $I2. SO
a a ilne. Mr.. Robert Bonner paid Long.
seliow ns low Tor the Hanging of the Crane"
e4,oOo. That poem contains 200 lines, at
wnlen rate the poet received 500 a line.
ror Ilthonus," published in a very
ITarly number of the COrnhW Magasinc,
i!ennyson received 100 guineas, or a. 'o5
line, and Tom Moore much exulted in re
sewing guinea line.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
OVER AND OVER AGAIN,

over and over again.
No matter which wav tnrn
Always find in the Book of Life
some lessons have to learn
must take my turn at the mill
must grind out the golden grain.
must work at my task with resoluta vi1,
Over and over again.
We C"IihoI measure the need
VI even the tiniest flower.
Nor chsck the flow of golden sands
1naI run through single hour.
DuV 'ne morning dews must fall.
anu the sun and the summer rain
MUST do their part, and perform IL all
Over and over again.
over and over again,
The brook through the meadow flows
And over and over again
The pondereus mill-wheel goes.
Once doing will not suffice,
Though doing be not in vain:
And blessing, failing us once or twica
May come, if we try again.
inc pain that has once been trod
Is never SO rough to the feet:
ana the lesson we once have learned
is never so hard to repeat.
1hough sorrowful tears may fall
And the heart to its depths be rivon
WIN STORM and tempest, we need them oil
10 render US meet for heaven.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
Fruit In SUSSEX.

"a correspondent of Every Ereaiag saws. wboro-
Nil sePe are trees peaches to be seen The cro,
,o' DC SO large as in former years because
''Tes nave been taken up, but all are full.
visited TWO of the largest pear orchards ono os
.e other of 200 tress eight years Old and
'a' the crop in this vicinity is fanro
DC found this season 'N'' wiz Hol
l also visited large apple orchard of ooo ..o..
eight years old, and found it faiInro 'teeS
We're destroyed before perfectng . DiUS5os
and dead upon the trees sun uark
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
.NESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY %. 1919
THE LATEST MAUD MULLER

Maud Muller on a summers day.
STOOD IN the yard and played croquet
The Judge leaned on his mallot nior
Regarding Maud with pensive eve
And his judicial bosom burned
AS ne conned her ankles, finely turned
Ana he stated (sOtto voce) "she
would make buxom wife for men
1t came the Judges turn to play
ana he struck his ball in an absent wov.
1t swept the sward with angry swoon
ana struck the side off wicket hoop
II caromed upon the maid forlorn,
Decornetizing Mauds pet corn.
Tu9- Tne welded man as the years went by.
win wooden leg and blue-glass eve
But the Judge sits alone by his snug fresido
ana never has taken to himself bride
vi all sad words we read or write.
Inc saddest are these-"It been have might
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
Chowder.

Tres magnifque!
f Rose water: A freshet.
Nobility: Out of debt.
Green grow the Russians, OH
New marriage head: Bridal Bits.
A Quaker is born thee.ologian.
10 get along in the world: Walk.
BesettIng sin: Sitting in idleness.
Last, not least A mules hind leos
Laugh of the maiden: Hell HelHe
| Laugh of the farmer: Hoe Hoe Hoe
Hens come into the world by the hatch.
way. 4i''oH
| to hire haul. Pee'0
There isn't a vegetable that can ketob.rn
with the tomato. r
whoever sins against light kisses the Inns
OF blazing cannon.
Woman tempted man to eat but ba
took to drink himself.
Dissolute youths are called bloods " be.
cause they are living in vain.
A song by hive: :" Be it ever 50 hmm.
Ole, there's no place like comb"
The strongest kind ov men are those who
heV got the most weaknesses and kno f.
In the earliest ages science was poetry.
as In the latter poetry has become science
1t requires strength and courage to swim
against q the stream, while any dead fish can
Of thirty.two cases of suicide in Pennsyl.
."niA, lor the month OF April, twenty-eight
we're the direct result of drunkenness
Athletic sports for ladies: Running
hrough novel; walking round subject:
omplng at conclusions; skipping full direc.
The Socialists of Europe wear a red rih.
on, a badge which, in the opinion of con.
lVal persons, is worn in America by the
nsocialists.
=" What is the outward and visible sim
baptism 2" said parson to his Sunday
'hool class "The baby, sir was the
'ompt reply.
A Chinese legend says that the feet of
cry pair to be united in wedlock are from
fancy tied together with an invisible
read of silk.
An old Grecian philosopher advises all
IN TO know themselves. That's suggest
; to a good many to form disreputable
luaintances.
Ladies are like watches, pretty enough to
k at, sweet faces and delicate hands, but
neWhat difficult to "regulate" after
y are set going.
I England does go to war with Russia.
lot OF the hs get snarled up with
SO RUSSIAN names--whata a volcano for
poor night editors
New jersey jury have assessed a kiss to
old farmer at $400 As it was taken
We esuppose they thought
'ir to exact war prices.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22

CHICAGO HERo1NE.-A Cbico,o hill
mad the grit to stop runaway 1oon, ~eo,e o,s
sunday SUNDAY night. A carriage in which Mr. T.'
Ih,eney, Miss Julia Keith and three otbor %
Iadles were seated, left Bishon Cbenan;a
Church after the service was ovar o1S
stopped In front of the Weodruff Ho,,ao
Inc driver suspended the lines over tbo
ashooard, and alighted to open the d.
Mrs. cheney had hardly stepped ON tbo
walk when the horses started a. q fooas.'I yraI
gait toward the lake. Mrs. Fargo iumneJ
.% ouI before the team had gone far, and was
thrown violently to the ground. The car
rage Z ooor struck lamp post. and was tor,,
from II It's hinges with q loud crash tbat
Irlghtened the horses so that thew dashaJ
away at speed which threatened tbe in
slant death of the three ladies. The toon,
ran 10 Calumet avenue, and then turned
soutn. Inc ladies screamed at the ton of
" sheir voices, but no one was able to repdor
sheh any assistance. Finally thew canoa
" Tue conclusion that if they were 10 he
saved at all they must save themselves
= Cne oil them broke out the plate oIass
,ront, and through the aperture M;sS
Keith crawled. By reaching as far as sbe
'oIla; ,od sne succeeded in grasping the lines. |
ma the horses were stopped. Miss Keith |
'h being complimented on her achievs'
nent, replied Pshaw, that was nothine
think the most credit is due To the Iad;e.
Vno held on to my feet, and kent me frou,
'eng plunged headlong over the dash.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
Entertainments in Fradon;

-ue'noaist people at Frederick are maxim, IN
cosa 70 false sufficient funds to purchase r~t
organ Tor their church. For the purnose Of
ss ,ne money series of entertainments will ho
wool, - o4iSis'ng OF delightful concert in about
two loctrro. " loiowed by strawberry festival and
v"o lectures one by Rev Mr. Willis ornorI 90 anu
nork' now of Frederick and the other h, po,. T"
Nio"Ofay' the pastor of the church there V NJ
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22

HEATING Towns BY SrRAM.-Tbe exnor;
iment OF the new method of heating towns
oy steam supplied from a central bo;Ier
winch has been tried at Lockport. New
1ork' Is said to have been completely suo.
Scessful. Some fifty houses, including ono
large public school building, have bsen
thoroughly and satisfactorily warmed ali
through the past winter. The steam am.
pIoyed was conveyed through three miles
OF pipe, laid under ground, and protected
oy non.conducting material. Steam
meters are used, so that each consumer
pays only for what he uses The Manufac.
.urer ana Batder suggests that the same sys.
ZEN Yen. might be used in summer for ventila.
sIon, ana that compressed air for running
nacninery could be furnished in the same
way. Even steam power can be eonvevad
Ior miles throught the same system of
pipes. '''e" o'
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22

EvERYBoDYs CANoE.-"Trv to ,,loo.o
everybody and you will please nobodvH us ;o
well known truth, and brings 10 mind
the following story A man in forest wos
building canoe; along came a traveIsr
ana ai. told him he was shaping the how
aeitogether az wrong, and advised him how to
travnion hA ~, Inc man changed it, and the
eraveler passed on. Presently along came
another traveller, and stopping to which % the
progress, suggested some other improve. We
ment, which the man made. Not Ione
"lter third came, and also rendered biss
sSuvice, which was accepted. The man
naaVing ma finished the canoe after the wishes
oI sne travellers, suspended it from a tree.
amu a commenced to make another after his
came along and asked him why he did this
ana that, the man looked up quietly and
'ald see here, this is my canoe; there's
'verybody's canoe up that tree"
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22

=, A horrible item of news comes from
China via Japan, to the effect that am emf ter.
Prlsing Celestial, taking advantage of the
famine, opened a shop for the aale of
human flesh for food, and drove a tbriving
business in this terrible trade until the
local mandarin had him arrested and de.
capitated. The wretch's punishment was
meet Tor such a crime, but it is a pity he
didn't meet it sooner. F''' Ao
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
Sunday School Convsn+io,,

TIC committee appointed bv tho C,o,c7-o,.
range for the holding of the sndo, 70 ar
uon at Rehoboth, have decided nnon +h
anu 18TH days of July As this will bo 49, irtn
oap meeting it is expected that there viii 10 .e
S.,enuance. Special rates will be given ci -'se
ties. =! 'ne railroad authori-
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22

Cuba has pretty thoroughly settled down
10 pacific condition, and instead of waging
war the people will now turn their whole
attention to the cultivation of their planta.
tions. Business has already taken a start
on the island, and prospects of large and
oountiiul crop-yield are very encouraging as
10 the future of this island so long the
scene OF war and bloodshed.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
C0af11zY anu S1uIe Items.
Protection of Woman

rb T can the women of Delaware find protection
,rt1 i~m says the man who kills them while cro 7od
70 Li rum Is not responsible and no harm shall
that hn ana the law licenses to sell that rO
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22

BUSINESS DAWN IN NEW ENGLANp.-A
letter from Boston, gives an encouraging
view OF the business outlook in New
England. 1t contains summary of the
proceedings of recent meeting of the
cotton manufacturers of that section. and
the facts and figures presented by them
show Enthusiastically that the dawn of our
manufacturing prosperity is breaking and
that business is, beyond all doubt, reyiyinp.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22

VOORHEES,, the Tall Lunatic with the
Swinging Jaw, made one of his character.
istlc speeches last week in favor of the re.
peal OF the resumption act He says the
act has already confiscated ten thousand
million dollars worth of property, and that
revolution and communism are dangling
l0yy thread over the devoted land, etc
inc poor man appears to be in earnest.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
Very Remarkable

hoIo,. ouiI Ut yearling p months and Il dave ,,,
10 Mr. John Gooden, in West Dover ia 'lr'
Cos. londay gave birth to good sized calf Tboi
bds Caii IS dead but its mother is doing we'll onh
~ pe irStcass mixer This remartoTIa
'"ii Is Oh the Durham breed-Delt,rorcon n "'ie
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22

A little girl had been absent with her
parents to camp meeting for two weeks
On her return her little playmate, Ella
Day, entertained her by showing her her
new playthings At night little Mary, in
saying her prayers, said ooh Lord, bless
Ella Day, and make her good girl, so /
can take all her playthings away from her
and she won't want them back aSainw
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22

A Word TO You've MEs.-Thsre ure
more young American men in the peni-
tentiaries in this country learning trades
Inan there are outside of them. The prin.
clpai cause for this is that we are educating
our young men for gentlemen-trying to
make lawyers, preachers, doctors and clerks
out OF material that nature intended for
olacksmiths, bricklayers, carpenters, tail.
ors, and other honest "hewers of wood and
drawers Of water.n '''N
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22

The Work OF MACHINERY Now
York Herald publishes a statement sbo,v;sr .Jsm
that in 1865 there were thirty tsassn.,ss
more shoemakers in Massachusetts than
there are to-day, although the prodnots ' nf
that branch of industry in Massacbnsetts
exceed by the enormous amount of e7I
OO0OOO the production Of 1865. This % ~.
traordlnary increase of products with so
great a elimination in the numhar &c
hands employed is of course attributahle
70 the extensive introduction of the most
approved labor-saving machinery, and bv
Which Massachusetts commands To n great
extent the markets Of the world in the
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
treasury Department.

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE Cr,ppvvcv
Wberaos r., WASHINGTON, April 4th, 1878
Undersigned, 1t has been made to shue . 70 Ihe
In t6n co. BANK Of smyrna" in the Town of smvrns
comniied diaN lily, Oh Kent and State Of Delaware has
etattps ettpeu with all the provisions OF the Pev,sad
with Sd the United States required TO be comped
cornrno y, an association shall be authorized to
'NNlinence the business of Banking W
the aeaeiore, John Jay Knox Comptroller NJ
RAM ~ ssency DO hereby certify that "The Nation9i
Conn, Conn ~ smyrna" in the Town Of Smyrna in The
h ea ~ hent and State Of Delaware Is anthorized
gecan Els me business Of Banking rs provided IN
Pais Pion flity zone Hundred and gixty.Nine ~ tta ~
-lefiAed statutes OF the United States " "ie
lsEALl f ~ 'fsstslinony whereof witness my hand and
ea oi omce this 4th day Of April 1878
JOHN JAY KNOX
A,.,,o Comptroller ofthe Currency
1piii Hlow mo. 2381.J
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
Coal! Coal! Coaly

i', nave constantly ON hand full supply of Heat
ing COOKING Furnace and Blacksmths Coal delivnrad
10 any part OF the town. at Lowest Cash Prices
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22

The use of the editorial 1--WE" prevails in
the South. An exchange says: HTf we
escape the hog cholera there will be a
large surplus of pork next winter.n
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
FREIGHT LINE.
Fruit, Grain and Stock
BAGS FURNISHED FREE OF CHARGE
AND GRAIN CARRIED AT LOWEST
RATES.
Can be landed in Philadelphia in good season for
Market. IVA

Our increased Passenger Accommodation makes tho
hne Cheap, Comfortable. and Convenient '-'o
:, rare to Philadelphia, SlOO; Round Trip. S15O No
ing. 'o' --0-i AN0'n"e Gil Aallu-
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22

The United States has in its oeiMl
employ l,077 Smiths, COS Browns. 5ss
Johnsons, AGA Joneses, 432 Dayises. 3o5
Ihompsons, 242 Aliens and 2l5 Bakers.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22

A man in Pensacola, Fla, has an orange
tree thirty.four years old, which has bloom
ed the present season for the first time.
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22

Until further notice, Steamer "Pierrepont,'
leaves Smyrna (Rothwells Landing@ as
follows:
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
APRIL.
MAY.
JUNE.

Liseturnlng leaves Pier 3, South Wharyes PhiIado1
phia every Tuesday Thursday and Sst,,J riiIiauel,
mar 13-tf
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
$4,000 GRAPE VINES.

ial Evergreens, and other notions siIer HI1 n
large supply, cheap. "i'ef "apie In
F're Grape Vine for Medicinal and Church moe
TERMS CASH. not afr
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22

ness and affection. ss' ssi'ie'
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
PRICE-LIST
OF THE
SIM MYRNA NURSERY.
A. SCOUT, Prop'r,
SMYRNA, DEL.

5000 PEACH TREES IN Bud.
ts1 coIce P selection as follows: Trohs Early Noun
E ,, TGse, reeves Favorie, MoOrs Favorite yellow,
FuiIens Seeding, Bears Snock 0''u' "iioice'
Smyrna times., 1878-05-22
j. Z. TYGERT g. Co.

4 South Delaware Avenue, Phila., and SMYRNA Del
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-19
DON'T WEAR OUT

Go to John Schuhr1scner's Res
taurant for your square meal, and he
also has plenty of well ventilated
rooms for dodgers by the day or week.
4 6-m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-19
ONE YEAR FREE

to any n subscribing to this paper
one year at the regular rates, 81 per
year. This is IA rare chance for every
one To secure