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- ,ciira ~ RcN iiU'cl Ii'n'' Il H. ~, r.
I, - Miu M,iHr On i,'c ah.. -uhrgl!g Inc West
Monday evening. S.nL - l-7S. At -, O'clock Tickets
~ cents Proceeds IN Aid of church iund,
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TO PIIILADELrHIA,

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE DESrABIISlIED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
FOURTEEN THROvGu TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE nEPOrS Is PHILADELPHIA
TWO IL NEW NuRk
DOUBLE TRArk THE MOST IMPROVED EQUlPMENr
AND THE FASTEST FIVE CONSISTENT
WITH AhSOLt IL SAFELY
ON AND AFTER July a ls7s
Express Trans leave New Nork De sbrOsses and
turtanit Is Ftrurs ~ follows.
80 50 :. m.p 13l Limited. II \ M.I.456s 81
81 3d. AMI T.. VI sundays. $50 AMI . A. NJ D. a.
~ 81, 7 80. 'fl. and % T.. VI.
Bonis of "BrnoAiRu AuncN' connect with all through
transfer inr Rruf. lNn trayri
Returning tr.uu. leave Pniilirlphia3.2p A7.7asasY
and u \ n Limited Express 81 T. = T. . 10 =
and 81 VI. AL r. Munight On sunday 3. - l. T.
;, s'Ai A VI. 4, : 50 NJ. AMI ~ Midnight
Ticket oihr"s 81 amt oii Broadway, Aston HOUSE,
am loot 4" pe'hr,'es and 'urtnmlt st. Court ani
bruokNn Annex Depot loot eft Fulton st RruuklVn. 1T
llh AMI IL lHl.an Il. lohoAru. Depot Jersey CIV
imil M !irh"t ONicc, Battery place.
FKANk THOMSON H. p FARMER
"'hl" NAh"-rr hencfh Passenger Ascent
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~ rNatd KAIIwAN- UUcn IIOm - \. VI, u y T v.
stations. Rector st. nearest point Tor Wall IT, Terry
torlandt st. nearest point tor Jersey city and Com
munipaw ferries, PARK place. nearest point for Post
ONCE city llaL AMI BARCLAY t. terry Ia liulnNen.
Chambers -. nrsrtst poiut Tor PtNonia and Ere
Jerry. Franklin -, Grand nearest points Tor hs
hro.>-s It crr, 20 ier~ey city aud Peoples Lane steam
ALBANY. Hlcccker stu ST. points for
Christopher t. terry Ia luhkrn Ith y I'D - nearest
point 23i 4 ferry Jersey ti ti Il 41i It.
nearest point tor central fnrk For uptown trans take
east side stations For down town trains. take west site
stations Fare inrcut- Do tween the hour u -,
AMI -, 4 VI amt and T. " when the Are IL : cents
Route FROM h-tn a. HlNus 9Th and along Ainity
II a. and aon. south 9Th av. to 'tnR It crossing into
and along West Broadway "a Chambers It crossing into
AMI nos College place 70 aud alons Murray st u and
along church tnAui alun- Sew Church Il to Morris
- Connects with the following horse car lines Al Rec
tor St with cHrs Tor south ry ~ Grtud St with
Tor DeshroScs ani East and 81 ferries At Rleeckcr
with Tor east and west, a. Sh st.. with
Christopher aud East luih ferries AT l4th St with
West 2 and East 1J ami 3@th Il FERRIES 33l
st with cars Tor MrchaMkru ferry AZ inh st with
of Relt Linz Ruirn1d WN L GARRISON, PresiienL
VI NAN BROgkTfN. SUPERINTENDENT
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4 SUNDAY EXCURSIONS,
pRuGnroN BEACH.

Vie Long island Railroad. from 3ith - Ferry AMI
Hunters Point On ant after sept 10. leave EAST
3irll ST. DAILY ~ IN. |. " 24e,sPN
=, - : = 10 Is r. VI
CENTS
} cliirTENDEN. q PA SPENCER. q supt
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siouss furiusblu1.

AT JOHN LYNCH's FURNITURE, CARPET
"a Bedding. AND STOVE WAREHOUSE. 500 AID ~
sTH Az. near 18th 81, the largest stock and lowest
prices the city. WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAY
MENrS TAKEN.
A a. L.. EA tMNNN'S new furniture CARPET AMI
"A bedding warehouse. hl3 and 5l& sth av, fth
It. the largest establishment ol the Kind IN the city low
est cash prices. weekly and monthly payments taken
DAIMANN BROS. are offering great bargains N
- furniture carprts hrdtng at their stores ~ ana ~
lltdson II, cor Bruome weekly and monthly ptynens
EURNITUKE, carpets bedding. cheap tor cash %
weekly or monthly payments, at 356 Hudson ir,o
REID
RNITU RE, carpets, and bedding sold ou weeAy
or monthly payments at oFARRELLS furniture
warehouse, 267 BoweTy,
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN prcc, of furniture.
carpets, bedding, stoves, Sc, Tor casl or weekly OF
monthly paA mrnts at
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w FpR utTEESsTilVN

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CELTIC ............... Thursday. sept ~. 10
GERMANIC. ............ .... SATURDAY. sept ~ A
BALTIC Thursday oct 5. II A N.
From White Star Dock Per 81, North River.
Cabins all amidshipS Saloon. $40 and SOD gold
Return tickets on favorable terms Storage, SiN
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep, pigs
u ] NOkrls. Al.ui. % NrnalWlA. Now fIrk
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SrATE LIN E-To glasgow, Liverpool, Dublin Bel
- as Luni.ndcrry, from Pier ~, y X, foot Canal st
STATE OF NEVADA .... ....... Thursday Sept 10
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA ...... ... Thursday sept "a
FIRST Cabin. $50 and go according to accommodations
Return tickets reduced second CABIN as steer
age at lowest rates. Apply a.
AUSTIN BALDWIN co. Agents. ~ Broadway.
Sceragr Tickets Al - ro adway and at the Companys
l. mi NJ : L = Y
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Sttambuats ano Gallro1os.
ALBANY noATs ProrLE's LIN

ALBANY BOATs PEOPLES LINE.
DREW and ST JOHN the Finest steamers in the
world. leave Pier ~. North River daily. sundays
STATEROOMs 81 and 81
Connecting at ALBANY with Express Trains for SARA
rOGA. LAKE GEpRtiE, LAKE C1lAMPLAIN. the ADJ
RONDACkS. MONTREAL. and points NORTH and WEST
Brooklyn passengers transferred Tree by Annex boats
THIS Is THE ONLY NIGHT LINE or STEAMERS
SELLING TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGGAGE TO
PLACES ON TILE SEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
ALBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS.
n Il, NlBBARD ant DANIEL DREW leave Nc-trv II.
pier at SO. aud 2lfh - pier az \. NJ, landing at
Nyack Ferry, West Point Newbunh. fokeepsic. Rhine
beck. Saugcriics Caiskili. aud Hudson Connect at
West Point with straucr CARRIE 4. WARD Tor Cod
returning by down boat one DOLLAR TRANSFER
by annex boat Having Hruukyn at = \ VI. connect.
Ing Albany with TRAINS NORTH and WEST Special
trains TO ami from saratoga Tickets sold AMI baggage
checked over New Nork central Railroad. Tickets or
coupons sor "u Hudson River r'nl received 'or Massage
EVENING BOAT FOR ATHENS. sTUY-
~ NESANT. NEW BALTIMORE. Ani COEYMANS-
Ste amer WALTER BRETT viii Leave Pier ~. loot ut
Canal = North River, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY At o'clock = Vi.
A THE MARY POWELL leaves Pier 80 y
"A Il. Ne,ry = daily At 80 NJ. nnNing all usual
landings. Connects At West Point for cold sprung.
TROY ROATS-CIrI2ENs' LINE.-New Palace
Il Steamers leave daily, except saturday. 1T q T. NJ,
Pier 81. y. L.. foot LEROY sure connections
all points North anl West Free transfer from Brooklyn
10y Erie Annex boats
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Srlpping.


L FVK lI FFNNTUWN ANU DIV FkTVUTl
CITY or BERLIN .......... saturday, sept u noon
cry OF BKl SSELS ........ THURSDAY. sept ~.
CITY or RICHMOND .......... SATURDAY. oct 5 moor
From Pier ~. North river. foot ut chlritpnQ
CABIN $50 and Sipi gold Return ticket. ON favor.
able terms SrkEkAGE s2-. currency Draits At low.
est rates saloons. state Rooms smoking and Rim
Rooms amidships rhe~c steamers carry neither catue
Sheep pigs JOHN g. DALE. Agent. ~ ami SO Broad
way, y Y. Philadelphia office. lpJ south IN -
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NATIONAL IJNE.-fRuM SEW rGER $50 r
N---FOR LONDON Victoria Docks


FOR SAN FRANCISCO. VIA fS1lIMUS OF PANAMA
steamship tOLOS. 1hursdaN. sent ~. noon connect
ing fur Central ant south America AMI NcNicuL
fEDM SAN FRANCISCO 70 JAFAN AID CHINA
Steam ship CITY OF pEklNG. Tuc.laS. oct noon.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO 70 SANDWICH ISLANDS,
NfW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA. steamship AUS
1kALIA, Monday, sept 81
For freight ar passage apply at Cnmpany's ONCE. on
the Pier loot Canal - 3 r. and for passage only al
Company ticket ofce. Isl Broadway.
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Ali HER MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS WILL ATTEND
Making one the select aud thoroughly ENJOY ablc
EXCURSIONS Ut the SEASON.
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miscellaneous.
NERVOUS ExuAusTIoN.-A medical sYly

HOOP POLES.--Coopcrs and others can have
cheap about i5.VD hoop poles Apply " JOHN 7 o.
fLiN. "a Park row, room a..
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tor sale ano 80 81!

C6 MONrI viii buy new piano. - new BUR,
,oO drit organ. BILLINGS 4 60. u East lith 81
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FOURTEEN TMEovGu rGtlNs EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE nEPOTS Is PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL NEW NORk.
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It. East uNer ~ VI ant II = NJ. and Battery
lanling ADJOINING staten Island tcrryl - A. NJ. , 70
AMI 30 i VI. Returning. leave Locust Grove 4. NJ.
and T. NJ T1rs 81, fxrur.ou ticket. 90
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DOUBLE TRACK. 1llE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND TIE FASTEST TIVE CONSISTENT
WITH AbSOLl II SAFETY
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

Yesterday evening about $50 O'Clock,
Winfield BRADY, little.son of Esquire VIM
Il. Brady accidentally shot himself with q
revolver, the result Of which is . wound
which though painful Is not serious. He
wss 10 company with two other boys by the
names Of Grubb and McYey, and had In his
possession . revolver and some cartridges.
They were on the other side of the Chris
tianaA between the Ksrket street bridge
and the Wilmington and Western Railroad
bridge, when little Brady, who held the
pistol carelessly In his hand let 1t drop, and
as It struck the ground 1t was discharged.
The ball went into his ankle and striking
the bone glanced downward. Gus O'Don-
nell, the bootblack, brought him to hie
home, and DR.. John K. Kane was sum-
moned, who, assisted by DR.. Robert White,
attended the little sufferer. They probed
for the ball, but were unable to find It. The
wound Is quite painful, and 1t will be long
time before he viii be able to walk.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES.

Don't forget to 90 to st. Psul's fair.
The Y. NJ. G. A. held song service last
evening. H.g@ n,
Don't forget the Harkin's Senate Ball
tonight. @s
John Newell ie in the city, and challenges
the State on jig dancing. a' ~
A beauttful young lady from Philadelphia
will be at 1t. Pual's fair tonight.
Don't forget to go to Barnum's circus on
Monday next, as It will be grand affair.
There will be Benedicti0n at st.. Peters
church this evening, commencing at "
O'Clock.
If you want stylish spring hat 20 to
McC Closkey's Opera House hat store, 812
Market street If.
Jacob Il. Elliott, pastor of the Househeld
Of Faith in Cecil comfy, delivered sermon
last evening before the Household of Faith
in this city. .,E
Go to the Ohio store for every variety oi
plain and fancy crackers, Vienna bread and
biscuits. Health food made Q speciality
EDr. g. s. Honeywell, 728 Market strt ct.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
AMUSEMENTS.

cinderella, The Fairy and the Little
Glass slipper, will be produced at the Grand
Opera House ON Saturday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. ,s,oas q. IA So. ..... -
This delightful play was played in Phila-
|delphia to overlooking audiences. The
young artists who takes part are truly won-
derfpl, every character being perfect and
beyond criticism. It win be the childrens'
gala DAY. az, ,...' .,,.,, '... .... \.
The great Engle clock, which is ON ex~
hibition at the Institute Hall Is visited daily
by q large number Of persons.
The Bohemian Glass Blowers, at No. 800
Market street, are visited nightly by the
curious to see the wonderful glass models.
Every visitor receives specimen of glass
work. ~" --.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
DELAWARE DOINGs.

Corn planting In Kent county is pretty
general this week especially In the lower
part Of the county. There will scarcely be
any fields unplanted after next week. :,
The Smyrna Times says that on Monday
the Court fined John wilkinson and McAfee
of Smyrna, and David Jones, Of Kenton,
$50 and costs for selling liquor without 1
license. .,.. !
The effort to have one session Of the
court day-fr0m 10 to 8x o'clock-thoueh
asked for BY the bar through N. B. Smjthers.
Esq and endorsed by the Grand Jury, and
generally desired BY the people, was denied,
We lesrn, through tae opposition of Judge
Wooten. Old Sussex never tires, ~ o.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
A KoN1AcKER TBARPED.,

Marshal Dunn and his deputy signalizea
the last days Of their officiai career W tho
arrest Of notorious counterfeiter named
Edward Cork, who passed Several counter
felt $5on Tuesday last on the uhsSphiscated
citizens of Summit Bridge and tits vicinity.
Information came to the MarshsL Yesterday
morning, and to the credit OF that officer
Ar. Cork was safely locked up isst evening
before the sun went down. 9WhsHj the Mar.
ska arr!yed, at Summit, Bridge, yesterday
forenoon, he was shown tue s'queer" In the
shape Of $5 on the National bank of 'Hano>
yer, Penn. By thst time sMrs Corkh1d left
for parts unknown. but by. promps)y going
upon his trial he was arrepted BY 4 O'CLOCK
yesterday afternoon. He had hearing be-
fore Commissioner Smith, who held him for
further hearing on Saturday mornin2.
al ~
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
MINOR MExoRANDttM..o

,...N AHF -I P'l ~-s p3ftil2 9a| va
Go to the steam mills NO. sos West Frcnt
street, for bran and Ill kinds of feed.
Latest style hats and caps satdthe New
Philadelphis store, 116 Market stseet.t
St. Paul's M. z. Sunday School win 10 to
Creedmoor on the 18th .0otF Japs, on the
John A. Warner.
A tnree'qnarter WOOL hoysf emit a Lieber-
quarter wool, $25os " 70 sbnaspcdF
Drs. Stearns and Wilson, 90 celebrated for
their many remarkable cures are stopping
at the Clayton House, this cisyd sai
'. You can get your pictures framed nicely
and very cheaply 1t Harry Tefesr's picture
and frame store, 4O5 shipley stIset.r
- The Family Fsvorise" AourT soid BY
Steward at 308 West Front lstrest II IL
the cheapest quality considered Alfred,
Every barrel warranted. ,0assgs
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
soCIRTIRs. 4. !.

MEETINGS THIS (PRIDAY) By.NrNe,
!. Walols Lodge. I. Q, y SatA ana
y.,'s,.s Ss,,,;1 a.,; .Sass, y, NJ SIP, S,s soy Ola
= Columbia Lodge, No. %, l.s'o.Ho. F.
Odd Fefowe Hall iasa Esaisfto sdT
I Washington Council, Nm. 4, OsUsE.x.
at Mechanlcs' Hall, 2lo Kine strestaGd
Rescns Council No. 8, tJr o. u. A. n,
.at Jri OE Am Hall, 5li Narkstostrest,
Delawars tribe, No I IL O r. " atfaGar-
10 Bnilding, 9th and 0hipley,
=, Excslsior Ledge, Z Of P.assKsqL Hall.
=. ..s,as.,. nstas., 1nr. 1n.., ~, . x 20 ne
c,s Msss,ne.oS e..,,.. lamp y uses - fae, Hcs
q Pioneer CSqncil, No I, 6oyetelxHs III In.
dastry, at 'HcCisty'S Baiidihe - sa7slFig
mt Calvary pncempmsntyN o1ga TX Of n.
meet sevsry alternate Friday evening, al
McClsry Hall,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
PERSONAL POINTS.

. :
Miss Thursby is great favorite in Boston,
and Will receive . farewell benefit on the
30th inst. ..' ''.#. z
Mr.. William Miller, formerly In the
grocery business In this city, 10 now In bust
ness In Baltimore. r..
Mrs. Rev. II. 8. Thompson returned to
her home in Newport on Wednesday last
from visit 10 Annapolis.
Tho Rev. 8. L: tracey made short visit
ITO Smyrna on HE way home from Atlanta,
Georgia, where he had been to attend the
International Sunday School Convention.
Mr.. John Mellon who was formerly clerk
with DR.. Alfred Walton, and who after.
wards carried on liquor store In Richmond,
Va, 10 now extensively engaged in the
wholesale drug business in New Orleans.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
THE BLAIR BILL.

The country must face the stern demand
Of justice, now that the Legislature of'a
sovereign State has had the .cconscientious
courage to arraign the Presidential fraud
before the high parliament Of the Republic
The bill creating the Electoral Commis>
sion specially reserved to the contestants,
or the people, the right to have the Presi-
Dental title judicially decided. Recent
events lead to the conclusion that the office
Of President was the subject Of . bargain.
and II its sale be acquies seed 10 by the peeps 4
Il will be an .abonement of the greatest Of
their constitutional privilsges-:-if denied by
Congress IL ttwill be . disregard of tho same
high privilege. i Time gives no sanctity to
fraud. IfsMr. Tilden was elected President
Of the United States, and that the tribunal
intended to be created By Blair's bin, 90
lind, it involves no trouble, but simply The
prompt submission Of Hayes to the low; |;
and the consequent Inauguration of TIden.
Il cannot be argued that the decision of the
Electoral Commission was the final judg,
ment of . Court Of last resort, because the
right Of appealing to court of last resort
was specially provided for BY the act Great"
ing the Electoral Commission. The Blair
bill is an appeal to the conscience Of the
nation to have tho title to the Presidency
settled beyond doubt. The Electoral Com ;
missi0n WAS an expedient to bridge over
trouble the other 10 an appeal for lega,,
and final arbitrament of the great question :.
Bear In mind. :
There was fraud committed. Z
The Electoral Commission, as 1t reserfedr
TO Tilden and Hayes their respective legal.
rights, was Eot . court of last resort.
The Blair bill asks that the rights of the
parties shall be determined by court of
last resort. .
I ''Let oongress do id%ics iathe prenisea. j.!
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
ACCIDENTS.

On Wednesday man named Woodward,
q ship carpenter at Harlan g. Hollingsworth
yard was struck 10 the eye by bouncing
nail which he was attempting to drive in q
piece Of wood. It is feared he will lose
sight Of his eye. 'e @1 . II. .a 80
'.' Charles PHILIPPE, aged 20 years, residing
1t No. sos E. Sixth street, driver for j.
Il. NcKaig, carter, while cleaning horse
yesterday morning was kicked In the
stomach:~~ No bones were broken. DR.. j.
II. Simms attended to the injuries,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
81 THE FOUNDRY CIRCUS,
BARNuM's MBNAaERIE ovTRIvALBD LAST
.tRz 4a vvaum ltt 1s &98GtY1f


BARNUM's MsNAaERIE ovTRIvALBD LAST
ihH7 sf ..H NIGHT. 10 s13mg1f
Those who were 1t the Old foundry, las
evening, had an entertainments which may
we'll be said to take away some Of the thun-
der Of Barnum's boasted show ii Bro. Mann
WAS not present or there might have been
q livelier time than there was.i,gpE,gr,
The meeting WAS presided over eby Mr..
Geo. Day. Resolutions, were adopted In
reference to the radical movement on nm.
licensed liquor men. AFTER some disctssion
Bro. Day, on motion of Mr. j. q, bryant,
was appointed president Of tho league for
the next three months" "t'a'H n0ltsf"H
9y Mr.. Bryant spoke TO come leugth. urging
the brethren to work in hsrmo ~ and to
keep order ' '''s1' ''''' ~
Mr.. Lsibrsut sross and called Mr.. Bryant
to order, stating thst bis {Bryant,s) speech
had 90 upnsrved him thatihe. did mot know
what he was doing. 1 III VII '8I1o nus
Mr.. Bryant--I know Whist / An doing n
the gentleman who has interrupted me
does not. ! am sorry, but It "a nothing ma
usual. gH ,h94I11 BHw uoiiGtngcT
Bros. Leibrsnt and Houston, hsre rotated
from th ere seats to their feet and back again
In succession for about five minutes talking
Of the top of their voices while crles or "sit
down" sounded from al parts Of the room.
When the tumult had somewhat Anbsided
Mr. Bryant rose and said that PIT. Barnum
would be here inaa few idayso and that he
would certainly take some Of the eminent
speakers who were present WITH him"
L Mr.. Day finally calmed the belfgeFants,
and BY pouring oil on the waters RESTORED
peace. Mofdt, Of Virginia, made al earnest
speech. and was followed BY Frank WhelAn
at the conclusion Of whose irSmsrkg ak was
moved that the foundry folks join With the
moral suasionists. The motion wss adopted
after slight opposition sao92 eht I'd
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
SUNDAY SCHOOL INJECTION.

On Wednesday evening, 1t the election by
the Sunday school of the First Presbyterian
Church, Tie following officers were elected :
superintendent, james Shoemaker
Assistant HIM. Barry
NSscret.ry ana Treasurer. 9. g.. Cleland
Assistant Secretary, John Whann
Librarian, Miss M. A. Cleland
Assistant librarian, TET aS"f W. Chandler
Superintendent Infant School, Miss Iettie
Baker Organist. Mlss Matte Aiken.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
TEE BAXTER CLUBS VISIT.

b2Usneaklng Of the visit of the Baxter Club
10 this city to attend tho opening Of the
Jefferson Club rooms, the Chester Times of
'yesterday Says; e,,1 ,'.i,J.. .'" 't".
:. sour, boys were handsomely entertained,
and speak ih the highest terms of their
Wilmington friends. The party arrived
home ab6Is three o'clock this morning,
and report having good time"
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
,sPIRITUALISM.

Mrs. O. Fannie Allyn, the racy and witty
speaker 'on spiritualism, delivered In in
teresting lecture last evening 1t the rooms
of the Liberal League. Il was in her usual
intefesting2 style and her pofnts were well
taken and supported, anditwss interspersed
With frequent sarcastic slaps &C the foibles
xhd istasns prevsding the churches, when
ever the oppctt tunity presented itself,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
SECOND BAPTIST sOCIABLE.

4 soclable was given by the members Of
TIC Second Baptist Sunday School last
lleSenipg, ID the Sunday School room of the
chnl CHI. The occasion was q very pleasant
one, ani amer q programme Of literary and
musical selections the company was invited
into another room, where tables were
SPREAD v ith delicate viands, and ample JUS
/ .re was done TO the repaBt. ! Y
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26

Stylish business cults at N! Lieberman,s
clothiRg house for $S, ,v,un -yo
Try, the pelware Wheaten, and Ostet,
Grits At the Ohio Cracker Store, 72s Mar
ket street. kH ,Grocsts can have them M
small lots at WHOLESALE prices. ''7''A
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
AMUSEMENTS.
WILL OPEN m INSTITUTE HALL.
MONDAY, APRIL 22d, IT.. w

WILL OPEN m INSTITUTE HALL.
MONDAY, APRIL 22d, ,77.s p
For short season. i '-'
A!dmission, Adults l5 GEN vB
The EIGHTH woNDExi
o. THE ENGLE CLOCK!
,,i isTKAsbURG OUTDoNE!
IhE NY WORLD ADVANCING,
IRON one to forty .eight e.like Fixuros
Moving con.tantly. .ll produced by
the Won .,eriul Clock.
Y '.nThh.MYerElsY ExPI4AINEltV
A cR5SNiH ,SSsIHE Ha aETsGSEp sTsa;Mr IL F,, VIEW aE
rx.,.. NINE LENrH INJURY.
AAnlniuol, hoars- fg,ul10 10 l2a m, 2 to
pa,t a taeacsirtive lecture given by Mrs. Capt.
M, ssiI rom to and7 to pm. n gentleman
rrmasSig rmsSiing 10 the same capacity during the
lBsEsWAREUF iMMII ACCOMPLISHMENTS
~ea ~es tnls ls the Clock description ana on.
hSssi4E n.y. OF which appeared In Frank Los
lis: ths thsnssrated "Saat Newspaper. April 18th,
isSSaaing isS ,,g Eagle, and from that journal cop.
county, rso Tue leading periodic lis Of the
s,IIass ,Tns only Clock in the world rixhtfully
~; I;e1 - InegEN0kE OLOCK.
nS Bohemian Glass Bl0we 8 (organized
a ~. "a !S5sl Will g.ys q series OF exhibitiohs
s'0SS,ss sP'ssnssF u
mons,, se.Sst, (De Nora andes Building.) CON.
W"mang on Thursday, April 18th. The
GEM nafsmi ,hn \. Glass Steam Engipe, Crystal
in tbs sne gt largest piece OF Glass Mechanism
2asrta a Crushsr. The I Sisss 'Model oi
Sssssnn. SDsS;on ga South Church. Ths iSmoSa
Of Sfsenniei sn Bonnet, compossd Or 4, 00milsa
Spspp II Dpsn ". Glass, end alf our, novsiti@ ID
NotsS Slsss. valued 81 s6.N0H IesfleI u I
se sspseinsn vi slsss WorE. y - Tsxsss evsrs
~ from z n y and 10 10 ID. ms a noii I
heADMltSI0NlIl h Il6 eSr q. / m gTs
n. II. WALSH, ManaGarj
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
HYMENIAL,..

At St. Andrews Church, yesterday after
noon, Mr. James q. Morrison, Of New
Castle county, was married to Miss Eliza
beth sowersby, formerly OF Beverly, New
Rt. Rev. Alfred Lee. mn Ln 80 ,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
.asn DOGGINGA Al NEIaHBOR.

Y. E.Asttssl poiics istssioiuiD 1iiast nisbs Annie
Casper charged Susan Bradley with setting
3 dog On her. Both OF the psrties live over
Third street bridge, and the evidence RE-
yssIed Mrs. Bradley's motive In setting the
dog ON Mrs. Casper, to be simply spite,
the offender. ShIRFl
The Morning herald., 1878-04-26
A SPEECH BY s MRs. tBAYARDso

The speech Of Hon. ThosaiF.l Rsyard on
"The powers and. duties Of CongEpss3 IN re-
latisn to the Pacifc," J" which was delivered
IN the Senate on the 9Th OF April, 10 being
extensively circulated Id thls State!iirl