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The Morning herald., 1878-12-06
PATAPsCO BAKING POWDERS.

Ladies' ard gentlemen are invited to call
at 3O2 Market street Wilmington one door
above Third street, where we are giving a
practical illustration of it's superiority, by
N akipg and baking biscuits, mullins, gems
&C., with this Incompatible baking powder
from 2 until and Z to 10 every afternoon
and evening during the week. St.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06
A MAN FROM CHESTER.

William Waters came from Chester two
months ago to Wilmington, and was en-.
ployea with Charles F. Smith, at No. 8,
East Third street. On Wednesday night
last when his employer was out he helped
himself to IS in money and several razors
and decamped. He has not, been seen since.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06
TRUEMAN ROSES DENIAL.

Constable Trueman Rose has informed
us that he has heard nothing in relation to
the Dobson mystery people that would iu
any way alter the case and make the crime
less heinous In relation to the parties nov
in custody at New Castle, and says that the
item which appeared in the HERALD OF
Monday last, Is incorrect In that respect.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06
POLICE NE VS..

vAGRANoY- BAD BoYs.HfE q O II
Dennis and Frank Mcguire were each
sent to New Castle jail fol-. thirty days on
charges of vagrancy. .a..,s.l. b. ...,
Four boys were fined 81 and costs for
violating the city ordinances, by malicious
ly breaking the window glasses and sash Of
the Sacred Heart Church at Tenth and
Madison streets. The damage is about
S25.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06
Died.

CROOKS.-On Dec. 5th of Diptheria, Telena
Gertrude, daughter af James ;no Emma
Crooks aged five years mcIt and %
Gays,
The relatives and friends tf .ha family
are respectively invited to attend the fun
eral from the residence OF her parents, No.
SDS Wesb seventh street on sunday after
noon the Sth trst at O'Clock,
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06
d MCCONNELL,
REAL ESTATE, LAW AND COL
LECTION AGENT

OFFICE NO. 124U s. 18th STREET.
Near Baltimore Depot, Philada,
City and County collections Of Interests,
Ground Rents, Mercantile Bills and House
Hents promptly made. Liens filed, Mort
cages loteclosed, and all legal business Will
receive prompt attention. All claims
cashed as soon ssc llected
PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING. EX-
i 1INGUI5HING, CLEANING AND
kEPAIRING THE LAMPS OF THE CITY
OF WILMINGTON. AND FURNIsHlNG
dASAND OIL FOR THE YEAR 1879.
nfllcs Of the CLERK of the City Council, In
the City Hall, until Tuesday, December
10Th, 1o7S. at 7 O'Clock in the evening, for
cLEa NINaa AN EKEiN = tbe ls
OF the city OF =" ilmington, and furnishing
gas, oil and all other materials for the
same for the year 1870. The lamps to be
lightsd and extinguishsd every night in
the year. The time for lighting and ex-
ungui. hing to be furnish.d d by the Chair
IerD To be taken off the post and washed
with soap and water at least once In two
Weeks. The contractor to furnish all
matches for lighting, and materials Tor
Payments will be made mon th1y. with
one months pay retained by the city, for
she laltnful pei formancs OF contract. ana
tne W NIX must be done to the satisfaction
oi the Committee,
,Pfoposals will be received for the whole
city Or single districts.
Al, proposals must be.accompanied with
u o md for the sum of 5000. with good and
sulflcient sureties. conditioned that a con.
na,t Will be made II proposals accepted,
And hat such other security will be given
as Inc committee may require.
me plank proposals with the accom-
Pahylns rm of ~ bond can be had 81 the
oi9, 's,Ofhce ofC1ty Council Tree OF charge.
me committee reserves the right to re-
ect any or all bids.
PHTER b. HUESTED,
oecs-at Chairman Lamp Committee.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL ELECTION.

The Sunday School of the West Presby-
terian church have elected the following
officers to serve during tie ensuing year
perintendent-Charles Baird.
Financial Secretary-W. Scott Vernon.
Recording secretary-Lewis B. Morrow.
Tressurer-W. j. Morrow.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06

"aet right out of this" shouted an irri-
tsted merchant to mendaciouso clerk,
"this is the third lie have caught you in
since ten o'clock this morning, ,"T"0h,
WE'LL" said the new man, "dont be too
hard on me, Give fellow time TO learn
the rules tof the house. ."--Hawksye,"
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06
PRONOUNCING BEE.

On Monday evening next at 7.30 o'clock,
a Prenouncing Bee will be held in the
Second Baptist Church, Fourth and French
streets. c.. .'' r'S H1'ifseH
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06
DIsCHARGING HANDS.

Owing to the scarcity Of work at DuPont's
Powder Works, 15 men were discharged
last Saturday night. r..... .,..,..,s
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06
NOTICES.

TT y, PENSIONERS TAKE NOTICE
y All parties entitled to pensions can have
their papers pr pared and the proper afh-
davits sworn Opt at the office OF the late
Jno. II. Publ Esq, 34 Ship ey street
as formerly. -
LEVI A. BER rOTI IETTE,
Justice of the Peace aud Notary Public
NJ OTICE T. u. S. Pen -IONERS All per-
~ sons entitled to Pensions, can have
their papers carefully prepared, and affida-
wits sworn out o1 and after Wed lesday,
i,ecember 4th, 1878 Long experience in
the Departn ent at Waship gton, enables
me to facilitate this class OF business with
prom ptness and dispatch.
Apply to THOMAS r. .LALLY.
No. 60l1a Market street.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-06

THE HERALD.
Wflntngt0R. Del, Dec. 6. 1873.

THE WEATHER - To-day U uM be
colder and partly cloudy, scith strong
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-15
Notice of Sheri&'s
Sale Of Real Estate
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE

nEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE IN THE PAY.
ment Of the sum Of S7S9 OF, judgment and an
sttornes's fee. which IL claimed to be due at the
dste Of this notice . certain Mortgage, bearing
date OF June 18th. 1874. exc, uted by Henry Nc
Clurg to ID. McDougal, both Of 5nohomish county,
Washington Territory. and recorded In the Audi
tors Once OF Snshomish county. ON the 18TH day
Of June, A. ID. 1874. in Book No. of Mortgages
on pages No. lis and 100.
Now, therefore. nOtice Ia hereby given that in
pursuance OF Oocree of Foreclosure and Order
OF sse, issued Oh Of the District Court OF Sno-
homish County, and OF the statutes in such case
made and provided, the premises covered and
described In said Mortgage. to wit: Eh Of SWA.
and SWh OF SWa OF Section No. One, and Lots
3and OF Section No. IL. in Township No. ~, N.
Range. g East. containing 152 70l00 Acres situate
in Snohomish County. Washington Territory,
will be sid at Public Auction. TO the highest
bidder for cash, gold coin Of the United States in
Snohomish City tat he door of the Court Housed
In said County Of Snohomish, on the l4th day Of
February. A. D. 1915. between the hours Of 10
A. n. and r. n.
Dated at Snshomish City, this 18th day of
January, A. d. 1873.
BENZ. STRETCH.
Sheriff Of Snohomish County,
By wa. WHITFIELD. Deputy.
McNAuaHr LEARY, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
jAl5
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-15

nN SUNDAY MIGHT. JANUARY goth, 1878.
~ the following named prisoners, confined in
the King County Jail for various ofenses, escaped
therefrom: Pat. Shay. Peter Murray. Hong All
Hsw, James Kelly and Dan Lynch. Now. there.
fore. will s6er the above reward for the sppre.
hension ana delivery Of oil of said prisoners to
me q said County Jail. or $50 for each one Of
said prisoners 20 apprehended AMI delivered.
L ". WYCKOFF,
6esttle. Jan. %. 1878. Sheriff King OouLty.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-15

STURGEON. in . recent sermon, de-
plored the prevailing irfidelity of the
age. rsmarking that clergymen we're
hot afrsid to profess the principles
which formerly only the most daring
atheists had the temerity to avow.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-15

ADIRONDACK Murray breaches in xu.
Gle Hall. Boston. to over three thousand
hearers every Sunday. The incnme Of
the church 10 t20. 0Oe yearly. Of which
be gets $1,000. The money 10 raised by
On annual auction sale of 1900 ssata
and Of single admission tickets at fifty
cents each.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-15

A ROMANTIC story is told at Cole
brook, Connecticut, of . couple who had
been divorced when living in Ohio.
seventeen years ago, the husband c,m-
ing back to live with sister, while the
wifsalso went her way. A few days ago
the wife that was. learning Of her
former husbands whereabouts, came to
Colebrook, drove up before his door.
and sent in q note asking if be would
receive her; He responded BY coming
out to her with open arms. and they
are now enjoying . second blissful
honeymoon.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-15

We got a nov subscriber Wednesday
When we answered his knock at tie
door. he sidled in, took off his bat and
asked:
Is dis de newspaper shop
We told him it wss
An is you de boss fo'-m-n oh de
wuks.'
We satisfied our coiored visitor on
that point also. and be continued:
4 fotch in some 'baccs to-day, an
promised Ebahneezsh-dst's Iny ol1es
chile-I promised dat boy Id prescribe
for q paper. he kin read, be kin, an
he's alters pesterin' de Gle CONAN an
me for books and papers. Is'pose we
orter curridge dc chile's dispensity
How dye sell 20 papers,
Dollar and . half a year.
'Ail de same price,
Yes
Let me observe one, eff you please,
sah?'
We handed him . paper, and he un-
folded it. upside down. scanning it criti.
cally on both sides.
Locks like dare war sight o'letter-
in in dat. done forget my spectacles
dis mornin' an I can't prezsctly tell ef
it's de-de 'Mericsu language
We assured him that it WAS
In de Democratic or Republican
branch, sahI'
Republican
Oats de kline Oh book Ebahneez-
oh gradjurated in. an s'pose dis paper
nd suit him. Dollah an half yeah,
you say. sab? How much is dat a
month";
About bit.
Use not the man to min expense
wbar de propsh eddicatin' ob my chill
Inn j. consumed. hol' dat it's ebbery
pusson's duty to cultivate his offspring
to de 'stcnt of his ableness. Prescribe
de nsms of Ebahneezah Snow on yo'
books. OATS it. Ef you nd put few
picters in Eds paper it I'D please the
ohillun nightly. Here's SIX cents, sab.
Send de paper long, an If it g,bs salts
faction I'll come in an prescribe fob a
full month. Good morninf--N y. Sun
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-15
MARKET GARDENERS.

Send fer Eocrs GARDEN NAxrgI For ISIS fuu
% psscescs, Information on Gardening Topics:
also price Of CstofcE Skxps. Both sent sar Ia
cent?. which will be allowed on the nysa order
Adar~s. J. B. ROOT. Ho~hfora nj.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-15

DIR. STEELE. who has for years oeep In the
proprietary Medicine business, and who b..
travelled in various parts II the world in searcl,
OF information. has great confidence in The Ersd.
icstor as the 7" Ne Plus Ultra" Of safe sure and
Doctor.
Provide yourself with bottle without delay.
and you vail always keep IL In the family and
save money. Don't be put of with some other
preparation. Take only Steeles Pain Eradicstor
We can produce thousands Of Testimonials Is 20
the cures made: but o trial will prove 10 the
most skeptical chat II il truly an Ersdicstor Of
Pains. Aches and Inflaminstions II has been
and IL now, constantly used by horerneu - a
Imminent. and has saved more valuable property
OF that kind THAI any other preparation. Take
pains to see that you get the genuine.
Put up in large bottles, and for sale by druggist.
and dealers. II You happen to be in . locality
where STEELES PAIN ERADICATOR canuo,
be obtained. send to che nearest wholesale Ding
gfsf, or to the Agents.
For sale by all druggists.
ChANE & BRIGHAM,
. Whelesae Druggists,
$40 and 422 Market street. San Francisco Cal
Price 81 per Large Bottle; Six Bottles tor S.,
oct19-dAwtf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-18
TABERNACLE TALK.
Wall Street Wickedness and o Bank
rupt Devil.
Beecher ON Doubts and Benevolencc
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star
New YORK, Nov. 1S.--In his discourse at
Brooklyn Tabernacle yesterday Talmage
spoke of Wall street iniquity, and said there
was enough crime in lower New York for
the entire world.
The World says Talmage thinks the devil
Is going into bankruptcy, and that he him
self has done something recently to hasten
that event.
The Herald says: "To bring the millen.
ium, all that is necessary" says Talmage,
lis to convert the telegraphic operators and
editors" 1t is really difficult to see what
these classes have to do with the wicked
ness of the world. They certainly have
not time to be running around Gotham at
midnight like the distinguished Brooklyn
preacher. Talmages recitations of his ad-
ventures in New York by gas-light have
filled the bosoms of hundreds of young
country clergyman with restless ambition
to initiate his example.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 1s.-"Be with the mis-.
sionary everywhere" said Beecher in his
opening prayer yesterday at Plymouth
church, land if any of them are under a
shadow" Here the speakers voice be-
came thick with emotion tears started from
his eyes and he was choked for moment.
Drawing out his handkerchief he wiped
away the moisture and proceeded: "Be
thou their light and guide, and their ex-
ceeding great reward"
The longest notice read by Beecher was
IN relation to fair to be held in order to
raise money to build new hospital in
Brooklyn, to be managed by the Sisters of
Charity, to be non-sectarian, like the insti-
tuition now in the hands of the same par
ties and to have a ward for incurables
Beecher spoke very warmly in praise OF
the enterprise. 'The time has passed." he
said, cor at least 1 think it passing, when
we thought it was necessary to bristle at
the name of Roman Catholic Beechers
sermon was upon Doubling and its
Causes"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-18

Drunkenness-Mary ONeal, 10 DAYS; Jas.
Maloy, James Gilroy and Ed. Jones, 30 days
each; John McElroy, James Dunn and
Kate Smith, s. each; Margaret Brown, con-
tinued to November 25th.
Disorderly Conduct-John Kurdish, CON.
tinued to December 18th; Charles Festora,
James Curran, John Kick, Peter King,
John Gibbons, John Fox and VIM. Whaler.
So EACH
observation-disclosures Jackson, known
thief, dismissed; Thos. Reynolds, cutting
with intent to kill, held to answer; Charles
Brunsman, assault and battery, disnlisseds
Daniel Sullivan, same, continued to Nov.
ZZd; Henry Snyder personal violence con-
tinued to Nov. 21st; Rhoda Johnson, Va
grancy, 80 days
COMMON PLEAS
Minnie Otting against Fred. Suhre. This
was proceeding under the Bas,ardy Act
The defendant was found guilty, and thu
Court passed sentence of $500. In default
of payment the defendant went to Jail.
Amelia APPEL against John Guethiein.
This was a similar proceeding, resulting
similarly, the defendant going to jail in do
fault of payment Of judgment, $500.
Randall Watson, colored indicted for
cutting Levy Webb in the neck with a e.
zor, October 9Th last, is on trial to-day b.
fore Judge Avery.
PROBATE
The will of Michael Palmer was probated,
and Harriet Palmer appointed executrix
Realty, s., 900; personality, $1,000
SUPERIOR.
Samuel A. McCune, on the part of the
city, brought suit against Joseph Long
worth and other trustees of the Sinking
Fund, Clement Bates, City Solicitor, aud
Daniel Stone, to enjoin the Sinking Fund
Trustees from executing a lease to Daniel
Stone of certain wharf property. made Nor.
18th, at yearly rental of 81, $50 The in
junction was heard and granted. Bond,
$500
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-18
THE METROPOLIS.


National ASS 'Gated Press III rne 5Ja,.
NEW York, Nov 18.-On the arrival of
the steamship City of Montreal from Liver
pool yesterday Ralphel Digruzie and Lenzi
Divraze, two professional padrones. were
arres ed on the charge of having brought
with them six boys, whom they had bought
in Italy. The boys were taken care of, and
the accused locked up.
Funeral of a Patriot.
The funeral of Joseph G. Angarica, very
prominent Cuban patriot, who died Tues
day last, took place yesterday, and was
attended by over thousand persons and
about dozen Masonic and other Societies,
of which deceased was member.
Fulton Fi.h Market Destroyed.
Yesterday afternoon at 2:35 o'clock a fire
broke out in Fulton Fish Market, large
two-story structure adjoining Fulton Ferry
on the New York side of the river. The
fire made rapid progress, and in few min
utes after the first alarm almost every build
ing was in flames. The building and stands
were all destroyed. Loss about $4,000.
Demands of Cabinetmakers.
A largely attended cabinetmakers' meet
ing was held yesterday by nearly three thou
sand cabinetmakers of this city, who said
the wages are too low. The object of the
meeting was to take steps to organize the
employees of every shop and to strengthen
pleted a demand will be made for an in
crease of fifteen or twenty per cent. on
present wages.
Is the Drunkard a Bonanza?
A morning paper says If the charges
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-18
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
What the Churches Are Doing i'm
the City.

What the Churches Are Doing in
the City.
Rev. w. w. Fellows, pastor of the Kim
manuel P L. Church, First Ward, has re-
signed.
Rev. G. w. Eisenlohr of st. Paul's (Ger-
man) Church, will, it is said, soon resign his
| past tOrate.
| The third anniversary OF the Baptist
Church of Avondale took place yesterday
afternoon.
DR. Pise, of Glendale, and Rev. Mr.. Rip
| py, of St Thomas Church, Milford, sx-
changed pulpits yes erday.
The anniversary of the organization OF
the Ninth-street Baptist Church will be OBJ
served by appropriate exercises on next
Thursday evening.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society
connected with the Trinity M. Il. Chunh
will hold their annual fair next Thursday
afternoon and evening.
Tomorrow the St. Elizabeth Ladies' Soci-
ETY., whose object is to foster and supply
| the wants of the Bets-street Hospital, cele-
brates its anniversary.
The Jesuits who have been engaged for
the last two weeks atS st. Anthony's Church,
will open Mission to-day at ST. Bonaven-
turas Church, Fairmount.
The Knights of St. Martin of Trinity
| Church celebrated their third anniversari
yesterday with religious exercises at The
church followed by a street parade.
Rev. G. w. Wendte completed his cour~e
of Sunday evening lectures last night at tlse
First Unitarian Church by prac icai as.d
suggestive address upon ''The Ethics of Gin
cinnati Smoke"
Rev. Joseph Nicolzielski. who has been
for some time attached to the diocese of
Brooklyn, has been appointed by the Arch
bishop pastor of the Polish congregation of
this city.
The Ladies' Missionary Circle connected
with the Union Baptist Church will hold q
meeting on Thursday afternoon of this
week, Which all interested in the eyaneeE. .
cation of The colored people at the South
are invited to attend,
Dr. Duncan Of the Ninth street BaptiSa
Church: Rev. A. M. Worcester, of the Third
Baptist Church; Rev. George B. Beecher. of
the First Presbyterian Church, and Rev.
DR.. Patterson. of the Central Presby terian
Church, discoursed yesterday upon the oh
servance of the Sabbath in the city.
The following graduates of the Young
Mems Christian Association Normal Clsss
were awarded diplomas Saturday: Mrs. j.
P, E, Kumler, Mrs. W, NJ, Fisher, Mrs, N,
E. Bercan, Mrs. L. r. Harvey, Mrs. T. J.
Davis, Mrs. Emma L. Lemon, Mrs. Thomas
Gibson, Mrs. H. G. Secrist, Miss Mary Il.
Talbot, Miss Emma King, Miss Kate L.
Hall, Miss Lima Clark, Miss Ella HALEY,
Miss Emma L. Parry, Miss Mary Crapsey,
Miss Clara H. LOCKER and Miss Lizzie Bra
shears. The class was taught BY Rev. ".
w. Chase. recently of the Mt. AubGrn n.
4 Church.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-18
Local PerSSslalh.

Chas. A. Granger clerk of the Phillips
House, Dayton, is a guest at the Walnut
Colonel George Wise, editor of the Mid
dleport, o., Herald, was in the city las
night.
Mr.. C. c. Hunt, son of F. Hunt, Esq, ,oi
the Toledo Commercial, died yesterday
morning.
Dewitt c. Waugh, the well-known scenic
artist of the Grand Opera-houss, leaves this
morning for California.
Miss Emma Diehl daughter of Mr.. H.
P. Delhi. of this city, will be married to.
morrow evening to Mr.. Geo. Lowe, of Indi
annapolis.
The wife of Mr. Henry Sadelfeld. who is
in the employ of Amann & Co., LIQUOR deal
ers at the corner of Second street and
Broadway, gave birth to two boys last Sat
urday. Each of the lads weighs fifteen
pounds. and they are to be reared up by
their pa according to the solid principles of
the Democracy. The mother and boys are
doing we'll
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-18
KENTUCKY SPECIALS.
Items Of Interest From the Interior.

Specials to the Star.
LEBANON, KY, Nov. 1S.-Dr. Luke P.
Blackburn addressed large audience in
Shuck's Hall Friday night having spoken
at Campbellville, twenty miles distant, the
same day.
MUNFoRDsvILLE Nov. 18.-A white wo-
man named Julia Williams was arrested
here Saturday on the charge ofattempting to
poison Bob Martin, colored witness in a
murder trial, by putting ground glass in his
food while he was in Jail.
BowLING GREEN, Nov 1S.-The employees
of the L. & N. Railroad complimented Mr..
August Schaeffer, la Master Mechanic of
the road, with grand banquet Saturday
night. Mr.. Schaeffer has accepted simi-
lar position on the Cincinnati u Louisville
Short-line.
HENDERSON, Nov. 1S-Mr Alexander H.
Major, a prominent and highly esteemed
citizen of this place, died yesterday after an
illness of only five days. His burial takes
place Tuesday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-18
at Buffalo, New York, was found dead in

at buffalo, New York, was found dead in
his bed
Two freight trains collided at st. Paris,
Ohio, wrecking the engines. Nobody seri-
ously hurt.
Michael Rossitor hurled lighted lamp
at his wife, setting fire to her clothing and
burning her to death.
A young farmer named Albert Vansccle,
who lived near Sligo, Ind, blew out his
brains with revolver.
Miss Eta Smith, poisoner of the Slime
family at Fremont, o., has been sentenced
to two years in the Penitentiary.
Two negroes were arrested at Chicago Sat
urday night for grave robbery, and the
corpse was found OH their premises.
VIM. Hamsburgh, the missing grain and
hay dealer of Maquoketa, Ia, is still away,
and his deficiencies turn out to be at least
$4,000.
The Pacific Mail steamer Grenada brought
to San Francisco Saturday $58 900 in treas
ure received from the wrecked steamer
Georgia.
The Cathedral Chapter and Parish Priests
of the Diocese of Dublin will meet on the
28th instant to select three names from
which the Pope may choose successor to
Archbishop Cullen.
The blacksmith, carriage and harness
shops at the Soldiers Home, at Dayton, O.,
were destroyed Saturday morning, with all
the tools and machinery. The loss is esti-
mated at from 81 1000 to $4,000.
Oil has been reached in well being
drilled by the Phillips Brothers, on the
Vanderlin Farm, in Venango County, Pa,
and is flowing at the rate of from five to
eight hundred barrels per day.
The Election Board of the Eighth Division
of the Fourth Ward of Philadelphia, four
Republicans and four Democrats, were ar
rested on Saturday by the U. s. Marshal,
charged with recording more votes than
were:really cast.