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New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

Several striking accounts have from time TO
time been published, telling of the surprising
discoveries of the Interior Department re-
specting thefts of timber from Government
lands at the South. 1t was represented that
in large sections of country this stealing was
the principal business; that mills were run
ming constantly to saw the stolen timber, ana
that established lines Of cOasting vessels were
engaged in its conveyance. The other SIDE 10
these stories Is now presented. The agents
sent 10y the interior Department are saId 70
have gone to work with much more zcal
than discretion, Selling timber wherever
found, shutting up mills, and throw
ing hundreds of people out OF employ
ment, before ascertaining at all whether the
timber was honestly or dishonesty obtained.
As a result the Government has simply made
itself odous, while its proceedings cannot b"
surportcd when the suits begun are brought to
trial This is the more unfortunate, since there
is undoubtedly a great deal of understanding
going on, that might by ju'icious measures be
preytnted; and such measures would be aided
by the honest Iumbermen, who now are put on
a level with the thieves.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

The contemplated Conference or Congress
will now occupy attention, since peace has
been concluded 1t will, however, depend upon
the nature of the settlement whether it shall
ever be held. In France there is a strong SEN
timent against the project, which has generally
lost favor since it was first broachcd.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
amussments ano Mcctlnss 60 Might.

BOOru's THEATRE" Uncle Toms Cabin
BROADWAY IHEATRE-" TIE Exiles'
FIFTH AVENUE HALL-HeeI's wonders
JYCEUM THEATRE" Gold Mad" -, ~..,
NIBLo's GARDEN" Old House on the Briu9e ol NUN
Dame"
PAKK THFATYE-" Our Bachelors"
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
eTINnIpD IuEATRE-. our Boarding House."
UNION SorARE THEATRE" Celebrated Case"
WALLACK's THEATRE" Money.
NrwYoBK AouARIUM-Day and Evening.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

The work of extinguishing church debts is
still going on. The latest beneficiary by this
process is the Rutgers Presbyterian Church !;
Its pastor reports that the $4,000 needed to
pay Its debts has been raised. These efforts
on the part of our churches are in striking
contrast with the Nations work during the
past fortnight.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

Much can be safely said in favor of Ma
tional Museum building at Washington that
would not apply TO other projects involving
new expenditure of Government funds. The
collections which it is proposed to display in
the new building already exist, and are now
stored where there is risk of their decay and
destruction. These collections are the gifts OF
foreign Governments to our own. Out Oh
forty foreign nations that sent representative
collections Of their industrial products ana
arts to Philadelphia, thirty-iour presented
their respective Government exhibits for the
permanent use of tho people of the United
States. 1t is, in one sense, matter Of Ma
tional honor that these things should be
placed where they can be of the service that
was intended.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

kidnapping negroes from the Southern States
and sending them to Cuba for sale into slavery,
will seem to most readers an incredible crime.
Some recent Investigations indicate, however,
that this nefariOus business has been carried
on, on a small scale, and that preparations for
increasing it were under way. Until more
exact facts are furnished as to what has been
actually done, it will be safe to reserve our
surpIise and indignation.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

cir name From the tone of this protest 1t
appears that these tribes are fearful lest the
transfer should deprive them of some OF
their privileges and retard the work of civ
ilization in which they have made considera-
BILE progress. No good reason is given for
such fears. The remonstIance says that the
change will be regarded as the death OF the
"peace policy but as nobody has ever been
able to define the existence and scope of that
policy, little harm would ensue from ending
its career.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

Ten thousand wOrkmen of the Schuylklll
Valley were represented, on Saturday, i'll a
mass meeting on the subject of the tariff. Their
resolutions object, in strong terms, to any
alteration of our tariff laws, either by impair
ing, altering or amending. In previous years
when tariff changes have been proposed III
Congress, the opposition has come almost
wholly from the manufacturers. The TACT that
workingmen now protest when they think their
interests are menaced, indicates more atten-
tion TO a certain grave sort of public affairs
than used to be customary with the masses.
The formal conclusion OF peace yesterday
relieves Russia from an embarrassing position,
and advances the settlement OF the Eastern
Question TO its latest stage. Since the agree
ment at AdIianople, tie treaty was Il 1Oregone
conclusion, which the nervousness OF Austria
and England alone placed in question.
But while the Porte tried to mod
crate the yictor's terms, there is no rea-
son to suppose that 1t was ever misguided
enough to think of provoking Russian VEN
geance by another appeal to the sword.-The
text of the treaty will be awaited with great
anxiety. Although its provisions have been
foreshadowed, there was ample scope at the
last moment for the gravest deviations.
The leading tribes Of Indian Territory have
entered their protest against the transfer OF
the Indian Bureau to the War Department, or
At least O protest is made by somebody In
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The Morning herald., 1878-10-22
BETWEEN THE BAYS.

Building is brisk in Federalsburg Nd.
There is steamboat war on the Chester
river.
There wss good trotting at Salisbury
last weak.
The Wiconico county fair wss credit
to the association.
81. Michaels is said to be the healthiest
place on the Eastern Shore.
Kent county people in large numbers
are down with "chills and fever"
Three of Marylands aditors have been
nominated on the Greeubsck ticket.
To-day the fifth annual fair ofths Dor,
chester Agricultural Society commences at
Cambridge.
An ordinance passed by the Esston Nd.
town commissions prohibits the raising OF
swine within the corporate limits.
In Salisbury last Thursday night George
Leonard and Henry Shacklev got into a
fight and the the latt " was seriously cut.
The foreman Of the Eastern Shoremsn n
had two Of his finger nesrly taken of .
few days ago BY having his hand csugh'
in the machinery.
DR.. Loais W. Morris, well known and
successful physician Of Dorchester Coun-
ty died recently after short illness in the
IS year OF his sge.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22
.q,sHERIFFs sAbEs.A VI
.HERIFFts SALE

g 9f3i a33.tf ~ yft q
by writ of venditloni Exponas to me
directed, willbe exposed to Pablic SALE TAT
the Lafayette HoteLs No. f4I Shipley street
kept by John J. Ioughe ty Ia the City OF
Wihrninxton, New Castle Ceuaty, DEL, on
WEDNESDAY, the ssrdd day OF October.
'MAls7S, at 2 O'Clock p M "a .,,', 51a'
The following described real estate VIZ,
All that certain dot Of land with a. three
story brick dwelling hoass, thereon,
situate in the city OF Wilmington
bounded and described as follows, to Wit.
'Beg1nning at the easterly side oi Tatnall
street between ,Deiaware avenne aud
Eleventh street. at the distance of SO feet
6 inches from the k0utherly side Of
Eleventh street! and at the ceL tire of the
party wall between this and the adjoining
house on the north, thence asterly through
theIcentre Of saiu wall, and parallel to
Eleventh street 80 feet 4 inches to o cor
ner, thence souiherly parallel to Tatnal1
street Nfeet 9 inches to q corner, thence
westerly parallel to the first mentioned
line and Eleventh street along a line of
land of L. P. Buck on the outh, % feet
inches to the Aforesaid easterly side OF
Tatnall street aud theace thereby northerly
~ feet Q Inches to the place OF beginning,
be contents thereof what they may. u -
seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Patrick ii. Flynn and Cecilia
his vile, and +. It's, and 10 be SO byl9r5.i
lsgiLIs = d ISAAu GRUBB. Sheriff. l8
, 81 sheriffs ONCE, New Castle, October 5.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22
Cam the Truth OserIake a LIE.

Investigation dlsclose> the TACT that the
lady reported in the Associated Press dis
patches. about Aug 10Th, II have died IL
Chicago after two weeks use OF some re-
putsd n uedy for corpuleEcy. hsd not
taken Al!sn's Anti-Est' but had used
preparation put up by regular physician
in LuTerne, Pa Allan's Anti Fai is man
ufSctEreI In Buffalo. n. y, by the under
signed. We have already sold over llN,.
80 bottles of it, Ii has therefore been
taken by thousands, and We challenge
proof that IL has ever harmed any body,
unless the reduction of obese persons frsln
~ tr 81 pounds. leaving them healthy aud
stlo ong, is considered a misfortune. Fur
ihsImore. We hereby offer $50 reward for
evidence showing that it contains poison
Gus or injurious ingredients. Weslso Offer
So,0N If we cannot prove that II EssreSiuced
number OF persons as stated herein. and
always without injury. l. IS said lie will
outtravel the truth any time. but we trust
that those newspapers ihS. have miS.eG
the pubic by saying thai physicians at
Iihuted the lady death to the use oi
Anl-fat (which IS only put 2p by Us. Tie
term "Alii-Fat'. being cur lrsde-msrkl
viii correct The false imHree sion they have
conveyed, ny publishing This rsfutsiion'
BOTANIC MEDlCtNE CO..
Buffalo, n. Y,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22

NOTICE.-I, Patrick McCullir, do hereby
give notice that shall apply to the Judges
of the court of General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State OF
Delaware, in and for the county of New
Castle onMonday the 18th day OF November
being the lst day ofthe Nov. term, A, u.
1878, for q license tokeep an Inn or Tavern
at No. 2sol Market street, known as the the
Village Inn, In the Ninth Ward of the
city OF wllmineton, New Csst,e County.
and State aforesaid with the privilege TO
sell into xicat,rg liquors in less quantities
than Que quart to be drank, on the prem
ises. and the following respectable citizens
X comm end the said application to wit;
Il, L. Mousley, F. q, Johnson,
James A. Morrow, q. F. Rehfuss,
MOI ris L. Pike, William T. Barclay.
Alexander Ha2lett, William NJ Kinks.
william H. Carson, William Todd,
James Il. Gamble, Isaac Achuf
W. 8. Kennedy, Robert Anderson,
Gustave Keolck, q. ". Kennedy, Jr.
J. MoGsly, j. 7. klliott
John Nation, W Sweeney.
James stuart, F y GelIsE Ter.
Joseph Barr, Jr. WI ~
John y. Turner, AH.ed Elliott,
Thomas b. Turner, Samu.l II. Chalfant
octl6-St PATRICk McCUI.LIN,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NJOrIUF-I, John WI wsReyno.d .dsd do hereby
~ give notice that ! shal sgpiy to tn: h:
the Peace aud Jail Delivery of the state OF
Castle on Monday, he 18Th day Of Novem
Der next. being The tiJst day Of the ! OVEN
bet Term, A. D., 1878, for license TO keep
the Malta House, No. los East Water street
in the econd Ward Of the city OF
wilmington, New Castle county and State
of Delaware and to sell Intoxicating liquors
in lees quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the pre- misses, ana the following
respectable citizens recommend Inc said
applic alton, to wit:
James Christy, Charles y. sparks,
]. D, Brown, Michael Kenney,f
Richard Booth, John +. Bush, ~
John W, GRAY, Robert Gibson,
b. II. Heisler, Peter Durham,
NJ. Meichior. Elias Conoway,
Charles Weyl, Il. H. TAYLOR, fs',-r
George Johnson: ~ Reese Pyle. w
Dupcan Thatcher, Fred Gotchma,
Stephen j. Gilbert, Harry Christy,
VIM. Legg, Samuel Roberts,
Z. r, Wise. Joseph stoeckle,
octl7-st A JOHN>W. REYNOLDS.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22
August TenweSes do hereby
lN riyA nnfira that shall annlY 10 the

NToTICE-l, August TenweSes do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply to the
Judges Oh the Court of General sessions OF
the Peace and Jail delivery of the State OF
Delaware, In and for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the 18th day OF Noven-
ber, being tn tirst day OF the November
Term, A. D., 1878, for q license to keep sp
Inn or Tavern at No, 405 King street, in
the 4th wsrd OF city of Wilmington, New
Castle Hundred. and County Aforesaid
with the privilege to sell intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quar-,
to us drunk on the premises. and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend the
said application, to wit;
Jas. A, Hart, George BuZtne.
]. D. kurtE. GottlIeb Mammele,
Chss h. Parry, u. n, L. Simmons
]. Il. Sauerlander, Charles Thomas,
VIM. Rublo, James Mills,
8, u. Newlin, F, Nc onag'e,
rosper Lihre, & MeSsick,
W. Fl. Brady, Alex, j. Hart.
Geor Absie, j. A. b TRuSpe.
William Allen, Jas. NJ. Bryan,
]. Clayton Massey, Francis A. JscQuot,
John Hanson, Barnard Bonner,
Niesant kunE. John Fehreuo back,
AUGUST rES " EGES,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22
CHERIFF SALE,

BY virtue of a writ of Ais Levari Facias 10
me directed, will be exposed to Public sale
at ne Lafayette Hotel, 84l shipley street.,
kept by John ]. Dougherty, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del, on
WEDNESDAY,. the 3Oth day of October,
a 1878, at 2o'clock, p. M.
The following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot or piece cfland, with q
two story brick dwelling house thereon
situate III the city Of Wilmihgton, bou L ded
and described as follows to wit: beginning
ou the easteT;y side of Lombard street. at
the distance of Al feet Sincnes from the
coruer formed by the Intersection of the
easterly side of Lom bard street, with the
northerly side OF McCaulley street, and At
n corner OF land lately sold to Samuel
McLane, thence with line of the same,
easterly parallel with McCaulley stree: and
Eleventh street 30 feet to stake In a line
Of other lands of Craig and Tatnail, thence
with line OF the same, northerly parallel
to Lombard street IL feet inches to the
sou, herly side of q feet wide alley lead
ing into Lombard street thence along said
alley side so feet westerly to the said side
of Lombard street, and Ihepce thereby
southerly II feet inche. to the place of
beginning be the contents thereof what
they may. . ... ..
Seized and taken iu execution as the
property of Thomas Cory and Jane Cor
ry, and t. l., and W be sold by .r..
# ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22
4 sHERIFRsALES.l !
SHERIFR's SALE

I O. Hr AID aa.t.,,. ..,v..
BY virtue ofaq writ Of Ais. jHendi;io,,,
Exponaslto medirected,l W Ill be exnnSnl,
70 Public Sale ct tire Lafayette Hotel S,e
Ai Shipley street, Kept by John ], uourb.
trfy In the City ofWlinington. New gu
tie County, lei, on na52aiH'fW'' 1c y. '"S'
JG9 2NieE9a of'3 81 Sd.
SATURDAY, the End day of November A
80 D.ls7S, at Q O'Clock, p. M. a.
The following E scribed real estate viz
NO. All that cert .O', place or parca, -:
land with two s'orY ,ri,k messuage the, e e.
on erected situaG l., The city Of .SfImine-
ton, Del. bounded and desert led AZ ~
lows, to wit, Beginning at the cornar
formed BY the intersec ion or the north, rI"
SIDE Of Fifth Sts with the easteriy side ~
Walnut st thence easterly alon q The north
cry side Of Fifth SC.l 40 fft.T1O 10. to ,ba
westerly side Of an alley leading into Fifb
st., the ence north erly parallel to Walpnt
st along said side OF said alley 30 n "s IA =
corner, lheDce westerly parallel 10 Fhh
st, 72ft Q in. to the eastsrly side of Wa,nnt
st., and thence toutherly along said side NJ
said ST., 81 IT.. to the corner Aforesaid ava
place Of beginning. be the contents thereof
W what o., they y may, with the privilege and use
ssizen and taken in execution an tho
property Of David McCulliu and te ba s.IS
byI M, ISAAC GRURB. sheriff.
!. sherifr's sffice New Castle, Oct. 1s, ~
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22

By virtue Ct a writ Of Levari Facias IN
me directed, will be exposed to public sale
at the Latay ette Hotel, 841 shipley street
kept BY John ] Dougherty In the city ~
Wilmington, New Castle county, Del, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day of Noyenber
A. d. 1878, at 2 o'clock, p. M,
The following described real estate. viz.
All that certain lot or piece Of land situate
In the city of Wi mipgton, ha7lrg a two
story brick dwelling thereon erected
bounded and desc ibed as o.lows to vii!
Bel ring a the no therly side of Front
sfeet. ii h distance OF III feet westerly
from the westerly side of Va Bpreu >,reey.
o. corner Of Jacob $inuex's land, thence
ther by northerly parallel to Van Buren
street, 60 feet TO the sou her'y side of q
3 Eject wide alley, thence Tt erehy westerly
parallel to Front street, Is feet 10 4 stake
thence southerly parallel I o ri on street.
30 feet to the side of Front street oresaid
and thence thereby e+sterly IL fet t1tne
place of beginning, be the contents ttiereot
what it may.
Seized a, d taken III execution a. tna
property Of Eliza Harris ard Mary Harris
and terra tenants and 10 be SO d By
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff
sherif's office, New Castle, October IT, 1873
' N ..H octl7,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22
SHERlFP's SALE

SHERlFFs SALE
Bv virtue OF a writ of Levari Fsciss to
me directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale
at the Hotel of John Elliot, Ia the Village
of ChrIstisna in White Clay Creek Hun.
drei New Castle County Del. on
the 9Th dsy of November, A. D
1875, st 2o'clock, p. m,
The ( flowing described real estate viz:
All that certain plantation or tract OF lar d
situsle lying and being in White Clay
Creek Hundred in the County aud State
Aforesaid. bounded sad described as fol
lows TO wit: Bo1n he'd by the Christisna
Turnpike the Chr stiana c. eek by lands OF
Thomas Webber aud Rebecca Tyler tormer
ly OF William E. Heis'er, Of Thomas Nor
rtson formerly o John LyCam snd OF
Walter F South gate Idscesseil and con-
tsining two hundred and hity acres ei
land be the sams more or less. with three
story frame rouse, frame barn. grsnary.
carriage hou.e and Other outbuildings
thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of-van C,Stotssuburs surviving
mortsagor and Z T. and TO be sold by
ISAAC GBC BIB, Sheriff,
sherifTs oftios New Costle, Oct. Il, 1875
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22
SATURDAY. the 2nd day of November
..- nlS7S. at 2 O'Clock p. III,

The fol owing described real estate viz:
All those three certain lots, pieces or par
cells of land. with the frame dwellings
thereon erected, situate In the city of Wiz
mington, bounded and described as follows
to wit: ... '...' '@
Mol. Beginning at point on the east
erly side OF Church street between Eighth
and Ninth streets at the distance of ST feet
rom the northerly side Of Eighth street,
thence east rly parallel nth Eighth street
100 feet 10 staSe, thence northerly Paral-
lei with Church street 3S feet 10 another
Eghth street 100 feet TO the aforesaid side
of Church street anu thence herewith
southery Ss feet to the pace OF tegtnning,
be the contents thereof what thsy may,
thereon. Book 5. Vol !, Page 3S, &C. ,
No. 9 Beginning n the noriherly side
OF Logan's Court a sire ct, g fe twfde lead
ing from the Wliminston and i'hristiana
Turnpike road TO the Phi ad. Iphia, vii.
mington AID Baltimore railroad, and at
the distance Of Ii feet eastefly from Nancy
street ct a corner of ! and fol msrly of W. h.
Moore, thence northerly with sal Moore's
line parallel with said turnpike, IS feet to q
line OF land lat OF John Hedges, lhet ce
Court IS feet to staA e in line oflani late
of John Finn, thence s1utherly parallel
with the first mentioned line IS teet to the
aforesaid side Of Logan's Court, thence
herewith westSr, Is feet TO the place OF
beginning be tre contents what they may,
subject nevertheless to grourd rent vf
hfIeen dollars. with Two stnried frame
messuage thereon. Book B, Vol. s, Page.
l54, &c
No. 8. Beginning al point on the south.
erly side Of Ninth street between Madison
and Menr e streets. at the distsnce OF 80
feet westerly ON the westerly side Of NJ ad-
tson street and 10 feet westerly from the
west erly side o. Monroe rect. a corner
for 9th land ofthe sa ). ] Horn, thence
with said ho MS land sou ner!y parallel
win Madison street 20 feet 10 stake,
thence We tsterIy and para lei with Ninth
street IA 'eet 10 a staE in lie OF land Of
Johas McCafferty, thence along said
Mct afferfv's line nortner Y and parrllel
with Madison rect 70 f-st to the said side
of Ninth street AID thence Herewith east.
erly Il ieet 10 the place of beginning, oe
the content, thereof what they may.
BOOK Il Vol, 9, tsge 5 8, &c.
Se Zed and tasen IN eXecu ion as the
property of solomon j. Horn and Hugh
McClatfvrty aud Ann McClafferIy, /. It's,
and 10 be sold by
ISAAC GRUPB Sheriff:
kherifF,E Gffira New Castla Co. 1-tL -
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22
.LAU6H AND SKow FAT

This ancient bit OF advice Is well enough
tor spare people. but how shout those
that are already TOO fals What ts 10 become
OF them: Sit still and IN tell YOU. After
many expert msuts, extending through
months of patient Investigation snd toll
the eeasersts0 analytical chemist, j. c.
Auan, nss psrfected and given to the world
Anu-fst- thus far IN several hundred
reduce q corpuieni person nom three 10
ak pounds per week. II is perfectly harm
less and positively efficient. Sold by drpE.
gtsts.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22

The following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot of piece of land with a
brick house thereon erected situate In
Washington Village hrtstisna Hundred
State of tel now in shecity ofWilmtngton
bounded and described as follows to Wit
beginning at a point on the southerly side
of the Kennel TutnpiEe Roam 10 IT west
OF the We SIDE Of Riddle st ST % H.. wide
and running thence by the said side of
Turnpike westerly is n. 10 a corner stake
thence by nGw line parallel with Riddle
ST. Southerly 50 T., 10 another corner and
thence east wardly parallel with the first
mer { onei line of Kennel Turn ctke Road
lSitlon narte er cornerand thence ,northeriy
SOft. tae place OF begi Cpips containing
l4:O square feel more or less, BOOK B. No'.
No.2 All that certain lot or pisce of
land adjoining lot No. bC Cunded and de-
scGibei as follows Ia, wit Beginning at 8
po ut on the sou herly SIDE of Kennel
Turnpike Road 40 T.. west OF The westerly
side OF RGdre ST at % IT. wide aid running
thence by the sald side Of Turnpike west
erly Is Fl. TO q rorner staAe northerly and
parallel with Riddle st. IS II mo or .ess
TO y stake thence n an essterly direction
Il II. more or less 10 o stake and thence
sou herly and parallel with Riddle ST s.
n. in. more or !ess TO the p'sce of begin.
n 'ng be the contents thereof what fhey
may.
Sc zsd and taken in execution as the
ropeEty of Robert Lee, and Agnes his
wife sn1t.t and 10 be sold by
ISAAC GRCBe. sheriff,
Sheriff Office New Csstl Oct. Il, ISIS.