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I'M nr the lnadt hin Of tho Noth,ycet arn
-h.,... ,,tti III, tr.,,, a.,.a.s. 'r,i f.,,,,,
% "a 10 CO., for the common ana preferred r.
.ur.tiv.iv Tt.ra WI. IL brisk selling t1oyn-.
WEI" '" l'7 "N' .''. '"' "r'7
of genuine .'ncls W re thrown over card. Oh"
d..iiun having boon nc,ol rated hv u r,part.
ii, .it.. ,'i.,l ~, 90 ,',...iI.,,'
-Nos 'lu ntIf "l' 'iuiy e'hi'd. O.. nm "N'r's-u
of stock and bonds. Tho fact. however. that
,t. d.. ,.a,.i,...' lila. -, ,h, part, ~, N.,,i
'n' h,-t l''S'hs t'".r o' uh' rank %, N"''l
Amor WIS o'irn yer To 'N' "Ntrnt oil FSi'"p
Was the moro probable crusc of the success Of
iaet also. that brokers prominently idcnun 81
'l,,'...',o.l ,,'',.,u,t'r ossis,...i. ...,,.
ward turn. The general market s ,ou he.ame
"'N mon cont 10 90 -, inN,' -
Soy .ntral. D, ~ IT,: Ohios. ,os. buyer B:
N.y N.rl Central ~ in5t.. Flo D.. t.n...
IL ..r'. ID, .,.,'',,,, ..,,,i X t.r, ~ a. d.
mi 'I..lr.',. a. nti,i i"1 f'' n.l.,y'.i,l l,,t
az 4. at = to sllg ons p p, IS .i'a ar
a. hariria at Ill. seller 3; kan~.,s p,,lil; at
, IN TO-, i.i.ss ~ hir' V9'h az ~
EIpre-- al lol's
'"-l ~ ,n' r''s' o' "",i'h'1Is' u"WeNeIi III II
uurshus. 81 LAX. shore Whish suddenly re-
covered io If flu final price: l.ut tho other
-.l.'.,.... 49,. ,,...'.. tI.. XII a..
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=, n', was h-"th :, ~ - 'hNi ii,S- III go 49, W
J "lk Nihihs Nl'h lN'l"l-' WAN l-h'r' -s' as
ih' mD q "a tive - 'riV'iy, az an uINuN o." ir' IN
O.. g. TO- B,ytha and E..ith also rallied from
H. H. 20 r,ctlur ynv and a. D. Iuvnr 3p y, ~
S,rL arI tf.f,rn'i,, .,l,tn.-.'i o.. .. .,,J f'r
IN "i." '''i".' "',,u'.N d" - """ 'uI
Aati l.!i ~ iu"t'''l' l. N'iH H-N'u' - 49,
4N'tfftl nuinNti 81 ~ltr flrll IA WIS SUI ..
ol winch North west I'm REF rn- aufed 2gtuO: do.
lrefsrrDi i8tlu: Iuk. SuOr. L. so. l.la-
war. TaIL NO. ,u .,,.i IL .-fn,. D. lpU' :, PM
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,'5''. tV',' ll't'll II l.'"' ~ !, ~ i.'t
80 l'.LlNAl. Ah'l lih - ~ uhhl. .llH. ho'h
Island, go; lgi". GOO; Illinois Central. 400:
NV York (sIfrul. COS: \pN ! .r-ttV Central.
III Otl1e 7ni. o. q and / 4 ON. 4 n 1nj
Iu.,,..,. ON. II ,t,it.i ~ - ~ ,'...
fN,.,l MI. / '',i' IL "A I'm. G,,.i ~ - -
,'l'' u. T,'' a. F.h' = ~, R,lt"lln, ',.N'I
100, ~ l.. IA. 4. ana y. luut nlitl states
Express. lnpt Kansas Pa III 900: Michigan
Central ~: Morris md l.. sex 10. Nuripo.r
tr. f,.rr.d ION. Harlan ION. II.v.lnni nnI
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fIR>' SiL.iHITs.
\ Strong rica for Cutting Down the Git,
Education INpen.cs.

TIE hall iu which the BoaId Of Educatinn
h0 I'D u.s. meeting yesterday was ,hrons"l with
toarher- and others uuVlNn- nhalf tie salary
question Tho board ia Committee of the Whol"
considered the report oi the .iumittoH on Sala-
rics and Economy. THIS report recommends
reductions that viii cil'rt savings as follows
rrin ipuls soj.c7p: sui>tituts teachers. s5ul0t
male assistants. sljuiG: female assistants in
male grammar schools. s2a uuO. 'rmul, ass It
ants in female grammar schools. :ia.llo; prin-
cipas If coorcd schools. s2l0o; Junior teach
crs. $500: Normal College. $1,000; spo !al
ing of sljt4iG. The r0poit. discussed item by
itom. was adopted ~ whole. with one or two
unimuor'ant amendments by the committee.
who reported to the board. Next Monday even
ing WIS fixed for it, final consideration. The
reduction OF 'Nistns salaries Is; or the Prcsl-
dent and professors Of IA" Normal school por
cent: of prn Hipa~ aud vice. principals. 10 70 -
per cent. according t. sizo Of schools OF male
assistants IN grammar schools. 10 To- 10 per
cent OF female assistants in same schools, e q
pei cent. and Of Jauliurs. % per cent. The le-
malc assistants are less MI -ted Nv the reln'-
tion than any other class. and l.222 of these
suffer no dminution Of salary.
Commissioner tex Mayor Wickham created
some excitement by declaring that he knew
something ~ the expenses of the various do
phrtments OF the municipal Government. and
that he knew ~ none in which there were So
many OVprpaid employees, doing less work for
their money, than in the Department Of Educa-
ton
several memherS OF inc hohri Sprhng 70 their
feet and asked him to name examples He re-
piled by naming tho Supervising Engineer II
The board. whose oflicc. he declared could he
we'll done away with, two inspectors Of fuel, "A
clerk Ia whom is paid 81 900 annually for copy
ing the printed minutes Of meetings into The
re- .ords the draughisman employed 10y the SUI
pcrintendent Of Buildings. and others. He said
that rs one OF subcommittee Of two. he had
thoroughly Inspected every department u the
satisfied, rs was his colleague. that there could
be- at least $1,000 saved annually in that one
IuflIiug
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DIED.

IERNZ NABriNFZ suddenly on Tues Law. Feb S,
Juan MARITIME 90 riis. 500 tho Ai-t wear oi his
KatNc. ant t.irni,o Tho family respectfully in
Vit,t 10 ATT. t al from the residence OF his
brother II La, 2th IT. Friday TIL sl inst. at ~ 10
4
PErrtT At Astoria Tuesday Feb ,. of consump-
ton William CLINTON ycunerst sou ot the late col VI d.
pc;i!t litnl sc td l. aecd ~ years and months
Notice OF ~ funeral hereafter
SNlFFEN A brct uwich, Conn on the Jth INST, HUI
dab rchct Of the late kpencus snifen ~ the soth year
oi her axe.
Relatives and ricgds are invited to attend the funeral
Thursday. the IN IN AT L NJ from the second
COnsrr toual Church. trains leave the Grand central
depot ~ - NJ
WOOD la Brook - m Monday Feb T. NJ the resi-.
deucc uf her son. Mrs VARY l. Wool. aged ~ years,
months AMI ~ iaVs reh, ,o smLAcn ! wood
TIM fmnrAl VIII inke nlnnr ON fhmI slaN ~ . 7 VI.
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Immense preparations are making for the
grand masked tall Of uao ArIon Society which takes
place AT Glmorcs Garion on Feb n The principal fen.
ture Will bee monster procession representing me olhcs
of the av b., over on PERSON, clothed IN tho most gro
to-ur of iuuc. d. Lropui Dlmro,rh AMI his lull
orchestra of over $50 Irrormprs VIII supply me muse;
Tho sale tickets thus TAR hns hecn extraordinary ana
ltstNptct,l that over ncon thousand persons VIII T."
present and accommodations for mat number VIII be
hmm -LLL
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Chickcring Hail.

De Cordova. last evening, read his anus
ing account OF " That Dog Next Door to very
large and delighted audience at Chickering
Hall The troubles Of which the reader told
were Of cOmical haractcr and his imitation
Of Frenohmnn evoked a great deal OF Daughter
De CorloVa 5 most successful. essay in the realm
of pOuulur humOr.
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WEDNESDAY,. Fob. G.-FLoUn AND MEAL
General rrndv dull ami the hl-hvr gralvH mof, u rs'
aeprss,d Even eommou eNua' ngl ,a'alr ,Ae.m al
Ne qnotr state und western suporhue, 81 2hS
81 80 extra state. s5as5 ~; Western spring whea
g. 49, winter wheat extras S'luss1 ~, do
Xxx AMI AAN, o. 80 go 1a Minnesota patents So q
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The Health OF the Pope Improving.

A cable despatch special 10 the New York
Ing Of last SUNDAY. Feb. g. gives the lie to tho
outragcs Of the iuhlc press that anew. pre-
tends 10 tell how the Holy Father has been
very i'll,
Our despatch by cable says:
Not onl, the he ah Of the Pope is usual but decided
IA
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The public will bee glad Ia learn that the
Boston and Lowell Railroad has been lndt ted
for causing the death OF four prrsons 10y care
M Salon last summer. while several thousand
people were LOADING for a steamboat excursion.
There are Ave indictments against the corpora
ton for murder in the accident, and four sepA-
rate bills, one for ench of the persons killed,
and another omnibus bill Tor the murder Of
the four together.
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Conductor Ito passenger who has lust pulled
the ten ,irar-Nhy do Non nns the hcll at both oud,f
PASSENGER want both ends oi the 10 stop
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Fson Tie SI,,uga'h h'pidhorn.
Merlden has Horace Greeley Association
,,li'h e. raied hi. birthday anuiycrnry
with a dinner ana speeches Monday
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SupIFME CouRT-CH AMBERs, Nos. $50 ~,
o. ~, Ni ltN. luf. i2h, ~. 49, 49, lhi t H. il
l,' ldi i~ 49,. ls ln2 1905 -t -2, -2l --, 80. 2'-
..H' 4n. 20 the slpcltl calendar u assessment
Will Hi-nlr fn''Hd.
suruat CONGRESSIONAL TfRM-Nos ~ wi -. ln,
b. a. ~ l.a g3 lan. ~ li9 ~ ~ ltn 1913 - nl
i5p ~ l'Ti - i7o l73 ~ l7H 10 aa leu Isl -
u.s.. l~l. i~. ~. rs
struNt tnrrl .GHcru-pari II -NOs 90. l27u l2~i
a-i. 20aa lln i22S .U72. l2'l 1859 2ml. 1871. 2-7
li1l lli7 1885, laii 1889, W d, .ti 1897 Ni~, l.All
i71si, WH Pait i'll .-No- lG7- nJi. ,N- a'~. a>i iIH
5l2 lui7 2f~ -p-l. 2n-i. To- H. H. IT, 49, nos So
1854, l.-n @fH l3,'i,, 100. 77o,s, leo
Srri HoN torhr rrfpu INV N"s '',. IT, -
~. o7~ al 80. 1o9 ~, 2lW. ~ ~ im ~ Ms
6ii Part II --N SOS ihi 1~7, ln'' 6at. 1l,. 7l6. 6.I
~, a,d, '2i, loS, 60 tla' d2l, Az Part Il-same
calendar
2.u7 III. .N,t 4l32, :s54. E73 = % -l i..s, ti -
27ii 2Spp. auA Part II Nos. ans 3liA a2in, Ail-
2a2 ani2 $3.50 $3.50 Gh3 H3di, $3.50, HWS 1871, 1874
1879 Fart lll-Nu- 2eA 2'Hi, 27l2. -Ai2. .-lu f2O,
2,Jl 3.ld, 20ih. 3.au lOul, 37-9, 2jOu 2luj, .eJ.
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Col Ingersoll lectures on Ghosts" at Chicks
cring Hall. sunday, TICKETS AZ eehubeEW . 40
Union square, tO-day.-Ads
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,,you Have Any Lung Complaint

Use OlIlffes "Tasteloss" Cod Liver OH with
Lime aud nd Cherry. Sold By druggists Depot obo"'
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IL Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster. Best rom
Oiy Tor rheumatism ever DEVISED VI Known AL drug
blsts.-Ads
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M.fRINE INTELLIGENCE.

s'StArruE ,tHASAc-rnts ptv
sun rises. .. 20 gu sHt.. . ~ Moon sets 10 20
iNsu Nt4tt -rrf. rsv.
sai.. Hook q q isHf4i IL 81 Hell Gate. 10
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Tho blood contains large amount OF iron,
The Peruvian syrup supphes this vital elemenL-Adr.
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Cuisines Notltss.
tGoipip " oife'-

ru' r-.d b. tAe Medical Faculty
TAKE q wiDe sa.. trco .iines day.
BEWARE OF COrNrFBFEITs AND 1HrTAr'ONs
Halls aud Receptions ~. snow and Rain
y '- -if.- iti lf,f. jog hlli' nn rtrl uuus, also
cork .N. BOOTS ff lil.H rubber lNuts ami shoes
SHOW tul rilu ptt.euF MILLER Sc 60, ~ir Broadway,
u.ar / iti g.
The Best Remedy for'hildren white Teeth
d. Nf. - slffH lttN.
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But thanks to Elliott, his Carbolic Snuf for
Caiarrh, put among those whoarc well 25c,ns a &C.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-15
PEABODY HOTELt

The large and elegant Hotel has been re.
Gently fitted in the most exquisite style Dy
the the celebrated Professor Paine. Ihe
Professor exercises personal supervision
over every article o! iooa Whlcn comes
into the stewards department. before II 10
given out to the cooks. N ilk ana other al
notWithstan l.ing the large number ofguesls
not a single, 9 ,se of disease has ocourrso
and the invalid reeoyers with remarKable,
facility, The Professor has thus converted
q hrst-class Hotel into 8 sanctuary OF
health instead OF a pest-house Of disease,
as is freGuenJly the case with Hotels. He
has the most experienced Managers, al
tentive Walters and scientific Cooks. who
cater TO the comfort, health and happiness
Of the guests, insIe,a ot the passions and
morbid appetites. Ihe charges are in keep
ing with ne times, being " per day 1ol ~
room and three meals Rooms withCnt
board, from 80 I,ents to 81. Weekly boara,
from IS to $l2. Board without rooms, $3.50
per week. Se, en- "a a. tickets for u.
Opendday aa6 II aght tile cars running
mast tie u,;orc pn yey passengers to or irCI
Apy:of the der -, 80 INV ra-. " the c,,y:Y
The Morning herald., 1878-10-15
PEN AND SCISSORS.

William Penn was figure in trial re-
Gently at Montpelier, Vermont.
| The Gas Companies feel bad through fear
of the introduction Of Edison electric light.
The Buffalo Base Ball Club have won the
International Association, championship Of
| 1878. geE8 bAF#
The continued dry weather Is doing Sc
we're injury to the fall crops in South and
West Jersey.
Senator Blaine, Senator, ,Bayard and Gov
ernor Carroll will be at the Washington
(Md.) fair this week according to the Ha-
gerstown "Msil." Il
Gen. shcridan's war horse, "Old Win
chester" on which tie General made his
famous ride from Winchester to Cedar
Greek, died in Chicago last week.
The wife of General Sherman has left
Washington for Baltimore, in which city
she will pass the winter. Owing to the
| feebleness Of her health she will give up
the social season andSdevote her remaining
strength to the education of her son,
Tecumsah, and daug hscr, Rachel.
William P. Long]ey, ("B Il Lougley') i,
who Was. hung at G,diings, Texas, on Fri
day, was twenty-seven years of age. He
was tall and graceful, with dark nous
taebe and goatee, nose slightly Roman,
| white, pearly teeth and mild hazel eyes. He
claimed to have perpetrated thirty>two mur-
ders.
Prince Bismarck's big dog struck up
quite friendship with the Papal Nuncio,
| Mgr. Masella, whom he followed every
| where, fawning on him aud licking his
| hands. "Your dog seems to have taken q
| "He is not the only member of the family
that has" said the Prince courteously.
Judge Simmons, of 81. Louis, holds that
as crosswalks are made for the convenience
of persons on foot, it is the duty of drivers,
including those of horse cars, not only to
| check their speed when a person Ia on a
cIosswalk, or even approaching It, but to
stop where there is the least danger OF a
collision. The Judge fined a driver who,
expecting people to get out of the way,
drove among them.
Robson and Crane, the comedians, recent
ly appeared as the Two Dromois in San
Francisco. They have slight points Of per-
sonal resemblance, but they made up for
this defect by ingenious devices of stage
dIsguisement. II would have been hard to
distinguish them, when on the scene with.
out Ebe aid of powerful glass. Besides
this, TO aid In the illusion. Crane ceunter~
ei:ed Robson's shrlll cackle, which was an
ingenious idea effectively carried out.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-15
WANAMAKER'S GRAND DEPOT.

A correspondent of the HERALE writes:
81 have visited all the places of note IN
the eiy, apd ,cometo the conclusion that
Wanamaker's Grand Depot is the great
est wonder of them all, and no one should
fail to see it who can spare the time.
How such an immense business is con>
dlcted by one man, Is a marvel. Here
are dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
hats ard caps, millinery goods, and every
thing in thess lines in separate depart
ments under one roof, and larger assort.
ment of each than can be found in any
otl er establishment in the city. John
Wanamaker is, comparatively speaking,
young man. Commencing some twenty
years ago with a modest little clothing
store, with sales and small profits for his
motto, and liberal advertising of the same,
he has built up the most gigantic estab-
lishment on the continent, and his SUCCESS
ia one OF the wonders of the age.
Panics only increase his business, for
those wanting to economize rush to his
place, and there is no question about his
being able to undersell all his rivals. As
an instance, must relate little story, as
Lincoln says. A neighbor of mine who
accompanied me, desired to buy dress
coat; he was shown one by the polite
salesman in attendance as soon as we en-
tered; the price was marked, which my
friend thought not reasonable, and as he
was about to try how it would fit, you
may imagine his surprise " hen he was in
formed that the price included pants and
vest of the same material. / would ad>
wise every one visiting the city not to fail
going through the Grand Dspot--it is one
of the principa sights"
The Morning herald., 1878-10-15
WM. NJ. PYLE.
POSTMASTER.
Can the Truth ov er,aH Q a Lts.

Investigate 'On disclose, the fact that the
lady reported in the Associated Press dis
p, tches, about Aug IOth, t. have died IN
Chicago after two weeks use of some re-
puled remedy for corpuI ency, had not
iah en- Allan's Anti-Fat' but had used a
preparation put'up by regular physician
IN uzerne, Pa fAllan's Anti Fat is nan-
n!achleu In Buffalo.&. Y, by the unter-
signed. z We have alrea ~ sold over 100,-
go bottles of it. IL has therefore been
take, by thousards, and we challenge
prurf d, sG IL has ever ha: med any body,
unless the reduction of obs Sc persons frc IN
y tr 20 pounds, leaving them healthy and
stiong, is considered q misfortune. Fur
thermo-e, we hereby otter $5,' % reward for
evidence showing that 1t contains pt1son-
GUS or injurious Ingredients. Wealso offer
$500 if we cannot prove that 1t has re duced
number of persons as stated herein. and
always without injury. II is said lie will
Outtravei the truth any time. but we trust
that these newspapers that have misled
the pub aic by saying that hysicians at.
uibnted the lady's death to the use ol
Anti-tat (which is only put Up by us. the
term "Hhri-Fat. being cur trade mark,
will CORE the false impre, sion they have
conveyed. by publishing thls reiutaIion q
BOTANIC MEDICINE CO.,
80. Buffalo, N. u.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-15
FAT props,E,s mIsFORTUNEs.

Some oftha savage tribes enter their
dwellings through a hole in the roof and
when person becomes so fat that he can-
not get in, heEis regarded as an outlaw.
Had this system been adopted in the
United States, the OUTLAWS" could not
have made q more active demand for AL
lan's Anti. Fat than now exists. Hundreds
who had lived in constant fear of sudden
death have, by its use. been reduced to q
comfortable living weight. rhe Anti-Fat
is purely vegetable and perfectly harm
less. Sold by all drug lists
The Morning herald., 1878-10-15
"LAUGH AND GROW FAT"

This ancient bit of advice Is well enough
for spare" people. but how shout those
that are already 1oofat? What is 70 become
of them? Sit still. and I'll tell YOU. Ate
many expert nents extending through
The celebrated anualytical chemist, j. G.
Allan, has perfected and given to thc world
Anti-Fat. Thus far ia several hundred
cases this great remedy has never failed to
reduce corpulent person from three to
six pounds per week. 1t is perfectly harm
less and positively efficient. sold by drug.
giSts. --,'
The Morning herald., 1878-10-15
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The Morning herald., 1878-10-15

Schoebein named the substance which ne
discovered ozone. from the Greek wort
"Ozein, !" signifytng to smell. He supposed
that IL was Oxygen in an active aud highly
electro negative state. Ny observations 40
not warrant these conclusions as sup-
stances (such as Chlorate of Potassa, etc y
that vi cid large quantities of Oxygen gave
but little ozone, while others produclns
producing little or no oxygen yield .arpe
quantities of Ozone. The most highly oznn-
tzed organic bodies are CEDAR ood, Pine.
leaves, Blood, etc., ETC.; Of the Mineral
salts, Alum, Surphur, Chloride Of Soda,
etc., may be mentioned rs agents yIeiulDs
ozone in abunoance. ozone may be man-
u1actured from all oZOnized bodies py
chemical affinity, The evolution OF organic
matter, and the rapid dlsiniegration OF all
ozonized substances, either by means OF
heat, electiici or other forms OF force.
zone Is the antiseptic principle OF eve.y
substance possessing the power to preserve
anlmal and vegetable structures from de-
cay. The rresetv%llve and purifying quail
lties of se1ts, Garr@lie Acid, Chloride OF
Lime, AlN,a.21s aiG4, cvG @7's to the presence
Of Ozone, ,I.... .... .ru
DR.. Payns oer 30 .;D1Drliked daily at ,nB
offices in tho FL3aSody Hotel Ninth stree
between Walnut and Spruce streets Phila'
delphiR,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-15

The analytical chemist. w. B. DRAKE, of
Buffalo, N. T., recently analyZed, Allan's
Ansl.Fat, and gave the following: lsoa.
,l CERTIFICATE. y9mHI 1n .
have subjected Allans Anti-Fat to
chemical analy sis, examined the process
If It's manufacture and can truly say that
the ingredients of which II Is compost d are
entirely vegetable, and cannot but act
1av rably upon the system, and 1t is well
calculated to attain the obj ect Of which 1t
Is inteded. .. I.....a... ..
Sold by druggists. . .
w.B. DRAKE, Chemist.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-15
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR
DELIVERY.


Way Nail from Whining on and
Northern r. Il. from Readiug
ard points North, ,.........., .,."... b.45, a. M.
New York, PhiIadel 2hia, Bald-
more, Washington. and all
parts of the country except
delaware ard Eastern Shore
cou Ties in Md.-...".. ..."..:..... 6.4o,
l'eninsuar Mail, Norm OF wy
oming Delaware, "... .::..-. D 81,
Philadelphia and new York,
and all points North, East and 90 :.
WeSt-...... ..-....... .......... .... ~,
way Mait from Ih ladelnhia, ia 9.3O,
Baltimore Way Mil, Western
:'s ore, Md ........ ...,.:.'. 49,, lo.lo
Baltimore, Washington aud all
noints South and Southwest.... LOO, P. M
Puiladelpbia and New Yors and
al points Nor h. East and
WeSL ................. ......." w,
Way Mail on delaware Western
Wy Esl r.. Z. R.. ,fon ....... oso"' '' 500,
Il itjmore & Washington and all
points Seuth, ,.................. ...".... els
Philadelphia, New York, md
p0l, .s North, East and " West,.. 6,l5,
The Letter Carria swill make their de.
l.verles as fellows 6.3U aud j0.,5 a. M,
and lis and 4.30, p. m.
Local Lett ters foc Carriers delivery should
ba d. posted Ia Pest Ortice 10 minutes be-
lore the houl teiiveIy.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-15

1t was first discovered by schoenbein a
1889. In 1850, Andrews and Tait obtainS
means Of pressure. 1T is asserted by Loew
and Odling that Ozone contains three
atoms ofOxygen, while The latte 1has two
atoms, and that by COMPRISING, it to one
third of Its volume Ozone Is formed
9zene has also been produced by passing
series of electric sparks through Oxygen
Gas by applying Permanganate OF fotas-
50 to Sulphnric Acid; by burning Phos~
phorus in Ether; or by lorcing air through
q solution Of Blood, Ether. Permanganate
Of Potassa and Phosphorus.