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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-09

A MAN, living not n thousand miles
from the Courthouse Square, or II nun
drcd miles from the Depot went home
on the 18th with his face not n lit palcr
chan red house, and when questioned
rs to the cause by the lady who lives
under the same roof-troo with him,
and WHO has feelings IN tone ana ele-
walton similar to II kettle of boiling
water, sald II was only san undue cX-
element over the day we celebrate ="
upon which she encouraged him TO he
down, to rcclinc, in II word 10 take ms
little bed He did, and at her urgent
and indeed, almost praycrilll sollrlla-
ton he drew Off his coat. While
sleeping she concluded she would play
fully 20 through his pockets. a bottle
of the color Of a third-class squaw, and
which ut one season held II quart was
the only trcaswe-trovc discovered,
Upon waking up he found that bottle
sitting ON chair beside his bed. When
he goes to the table, that bottle Is 1T
his right elbow. When he has pray
crs lie finds on rising that somebody
has set that bottle ON tie chair upon
which he had bowed his heNd. When
he goes to bed he finds that bottle on
his pillow. When he comes nome and
opens the door, the bottle is Che first
thing hc meets, and when he goes to
church, that bottle occupies the seat at
the front end Of the pew.
The next lth he intends to spend up
the chimney, just because his wife
conducted herself 80 aminblc, and
daiar act as Il ste noticed H.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Oniccrs Of DaIlns county.

Jldnm Fourteenth District .iTAlpl& liAH,
DiHrlcl Attorney. JOll" J'AIh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-09

WANTED young woman to cook and
w do hOuSoWori Tor n small family in the
city. Good wages win be given Apply nj
Herald Office, or address Box \, Dallas post
office, II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-09

SNTANTEp A partner 10 conduct 4 stock
w Of goods about 2Omlcs nom Dallas ;
fnc location ana advantages, About u 500
10 $1,000 cnsh capital and good reference re-
Qurcd. Apply in person or by letter to u, tp
Cllr 4 NHu'S Oilirc, Dallas, Texas. l24llW
French German or Swiss girl, to do
u 49,. .-....I. A....l,. ~ IL L.. nIli1.a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-09
THE MAILS.
SOCIETIES.
Masonic.

DALLAS COaIMANDERY No. 0, knights
Templar, will meet ut the Asylum in the City
OF Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday In each month.
ED. q. BOWER, &c.
JAS. Il. DARKLEY, Recorder
DALLAS CHAPTER No. a., Royal Arch
MaSons, meets at the Chapter Rooms In the
City of Dallas, on the first Monday after the
last Saturday In ench month.
W, NJ. G. YOUNG, NJ. +. II. p.
HENRY BOIL Secretary.
TANNEHlLL LODGE No. y, r. & A. NJ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-09

w ANTED-.N few hundred dollars of tiiy
w scrip, issued 10 the property hnldrf'
for damages on account oi the Texas F4ri y,
Inv Nh ON l2Sdlt'
, 1873-09-22
CINCINNATI.



CINCINNATI, Sept 2o-A comparatively calm feeling
continues to prevail in financial and commercial cir
c'ea Nothing haa transpired 10 nuro tho credit Of
partieh here. Local rumorH aud Of Rflght
importance. The demand for money to-lay WAS lib
raj, out not pressing md thu bhnks while disposed
to keep thon,selgca In atrong condition. gcnsr-
ally able 10 discount all Of thu acceptable paper pro-
scented by cpostors at o@1o per CONT with tho inside
ratio prevailing Outside Of bank negotiations Of
prime huslnoas paper mao At 0@la por cont hnt
te offerings wsro not large. Tae demand wins light.
condition than usual, having concentrated their
mcans into convenient and cad!ly-acccsshlo sllnpo
ITO The Associat<d Prtss.1
CrNcrNNATrt sept 20. Tho feeling in financial cir
cles hero continues to he ono Of confidence. Third
street to-day has been free from excitement, thuugh
intelligence from Now York has becn watched win
Pruat interest," aid hae been freely discussed. No paper
has gone to protest. and tho hunks generally Ryo been
earing for Their customers though tho past few days
have been dgen. used In preparing for oyeFy possi-
bio emergency. The ,uerchants and luoneyel men OF
tho city nlnoat uniformly believe that Cincinnati will
not ba eero'saly Affected by tho storm which Is raging
in tho East.
, 1873-09-22

though tho nowa To-day WAS rccelvo With sotno alar
there Ia s general belief TINT tho crash will mt
DO general. .fhs cash.or Of ono Of our load.
tng, bank. told mo This afternoon that thoy had
paid ont to-tlay large sum 10 M army
payHaater to pay troopa and hnbthcr largo amount
to an Indian Agent and sti'I their depoalta showed
a1, increnHo VI currency over tho amount on hand sat
night. None Of banks nrc lnsors y tho failure at
tho Now York houses a. yet. r. n. Myers waa agent
fur tho sn'o Of st. paul bous, but the city docs not
&ooHo by hta failure.
! Incl man tonight who Ina Just come down from
a1onB tho lc of Tho Northern Pacific. lie aays Tho
people alo,R thu limo think Honby SECURED indie
pendent Of Jny Cooke to extend tho road for 20O
miles. hl, though they foc uneasy, lo not entertain
any Especial alarm.
TIfE sr. PAUL PACIFIC.
Tho Hon. George j.. ]3eckor, President Of lie 1T.
Paul pari1o Railroad, sscntina any connactton with
tho Northorn Pacific. lie tl.lnkB tho failure Of Jay
Cooke will ororato to tla injury Of Western ratlroa
enterprises generally, 1Tia Company aoll to
tue Norhorn paciAc but tho consideration failod 10
hN met. - -
, 1873-09-22
PHILADELPHIA.
Tt1E EXCITEMENT DYING,

Special Dtspdtch to The Chicago IribuH4,
pn1LAps1ruta Sent, 2o.-The cxcitcu,eut. though
Banking Company have suspended and Issued notice
stating that owing to tile heavy demand on them dur
ing the past fow d.ys they havo been Obliged to
suspend paymeuts for few days. Another
notice of thoirs directs thoss wishing to
nav uotos or DRIFTS to onter by q succ,1ca rr1yato
entrance on Fourth. aboye Chestnut. Tho action of
Secretary Richardson us regards issunR $40 900 600
and In case Of necessity the remaining ri 900 Of
reserve TO aid tho banking communities Is greatly a-
plauded here
nr,,pp THAT rup ,xonsr 70 ovp1
II I. Thought hv mnrv nrop1no,t ,,,kora .,d t,o,-
ctors that wo b.yo aecn te wor.t oY tho ora,,
o,ntc ami nat c.,r, ,y,,, fo,o c,ln ,n,.,i, tto1
LITTLE c4usr FOR THY .,4a,r
TIM re,Aop of Tho a,nnons,on of I.v fooo IN hotno
ther ro,Iy to ro,i7a ~, .,cnr,,ias ~ s 1"n.t 49,
ernecto1 n,omcnt Tho a,,no usa Tho c,u. .xItt ~
nther snsnendod frx md IL In nroao t,at ,ho,a 4.
not one but will bs able to nav dollar for dollar and
continue hus,ncss. Evcrv hnl and othcr ra,,tut,on
prRyror1r en,vr.T
an. t,oo. sbo hi, thor ri. m, .,,a ,It,a,. .,,..,..
trlr, rovar,1 institution. aovorolv nm, h.v .ha ~,
r1e,s,nt knowloaoo that +hev u,w,t+tnr,v ,,5 th.I
hast In
pnxc1r1rArs FINANCIAL cR1s1s
that would nye cont many Of them. in tha ena far
far moro than the amount Of their raltry deposits
Chestnut and Third atrtet8 show q
decided falling OF In the excitement that
haa kept those thoroughfsrcs 30 turbulent for
The paat two days. Yesterday, Black Friday No. L.
the climax seems to have beeu reached and though
thers wero eono suspensions, still tito bravery md
ability With which largo bankors and leading uonearv
institutions
STOOD TIE DRAIN
upon them assured tho public aud uas tho most active
agent In tonIng down the paicky feeling which er-
vaded our financial ceAtre. To-day Chestnut aull
Third ssroets are thronged ati,l, but there very
parcaptibie
FALLING orr
, 1873-09-22

LONDON, Sept. 2o.-Tho London 1fnies, comment
Ing on the financial pauic In Now York, says: In
view OF tho extraordinary prosperity Of the United
States, aud lie high prco Of its Government bonds
tho present gust run but bc re,narkod as simply M
effort Of the financial system to got rid Of Its dishonest
elelneut."
The Daily Telegraph says: "such local troublos aa
thb suspension In New York seems to be nro merely
tho rank outgrowth Of o1uberant prosperity, and
tho accessories to u progress which does not for 4
moment halt"
LONDON, Sept. cO.-Dlanatchrs from Frankfort.
Hamburg, lretnen aud Vienna say 10 fixtures have
occurred In those citics on account Of the Now York
panic, but that much anxiety ezista.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-Thu Continental Dourscs dis
turbed by uews from Now York.
WAsuIN0Tos, Sept. 20.-Tho following WAS received
from L'non today by tho Secretary Of tho Treasury
THE Syndicate account iB III perfect order. There B
universally kind fceellug toward Jay Couke McOul-
loch Co., who continue busincss a. usual.
{Sig4eu, IA. e. cArrELL."
, 1873-09-22
PITTSBURGH,

Special DtspHfch to The Chicago Tribune.
PrrTspuRaH, Pa, Sept. 2o.-TAe continued proni-
nGnt failures in New York and Philadelphia today
caused flood Of oxctcment in this city, and many
wild rnmors found currency. It reported on tho
streets that several prominent private bankers, who
arc largely Interested in various raroa-enerpriscs
Tero about to suspend but could traco tho rumor to
no reliable In my interview with several
ncnt bankers aud merchants today, they seemed to
take very hopoful view Of tho financial situation
far ia Pittsburgh In concerned. Our city IL not much
interested outside Of thu capital inyeaod In our banks,
ard ther deposits arc thoao Of manufacturers, who
engaged right here In business. Tho auapcnston
Of raroad.onterprses will badly e1cct this city which
ia greatly Interested iu tho manufacture Of rails and
railWay-nlaeral. Any reports which may from
this city regarding failures Of bankers far
ascertain, can say aru unfoundod.
, 1873-09-22
GRIM

Tho Exact Amount Of Collector Gaar~
perss DefnlCntion - AR 4sx-Ucpnty"
Collector Arrested for l;mbcxzle-
HnGllt.
Special Dispatth IL Tie Chiraqn Tribune.
srRIosF1ELp. Sops. 20.-Tlla o('riHl report Of tho
defalration Ut Collector Harper made by e Revenue
officers WHO were inyestganSt to the Commissioner
at Iuteral Revenue, statos tue exact nnuunt to ls
so4.609.o:. 1t Will be secn that thsa IL over $2 oo
ir1s tAan at hrs reported: Tho error wts In the
atu1n,sscco1slt, wich s hut very little short.
Juvi l.. Iarsons, ex-DepIty yCulirrtor of tho Eighth
District arrested yesterday ut pukitl, hI brDgh.
to tLis city ta-tay. IIe ia charged with having
slnlszztcd certain moneys heiolgiug tn the United
6ates,-in all 3l.0t0. lie waived III examination,
ami gave bail til $1,000 for hts appearance ut thu
Unltod States District Court to be hol.!en here III
October.
, 1873-09-22
CHICAGO.

From the Da'tv q Sunday.
THE NEWS RECEIVED YESTERDAY
OF continued hnauctsl disaster anu excitement tn Now
York, callHcd no corresponding htirry IN this city.
There wcro few nervous rooplo who Imagined that
everything waa going ny the board nnd that their dol
lars were Gully safs III nir pockets by day. and under
their pillow by night Business wont OF aa usual no
event Of Importance transplrng unless ths temporary
suspension Of tho
FRANKLIN aAv1Sas pAsK
"a minor inRtitution-could 10 90 regarded. The
savings banks did no more than their ua,al business,
depoh'tors h@1aed III their money with untl!mtnshcd
confidence, aud the amounts drawn out were not
greater than OH any othor day. Bank oalcIals felt
serene, an Looked upon tho panic IN New York, II oe
ofho incidents of reckess speculation which could not
materially ncc institutions whose operations Wcre
limited to Legitimate transactions Thoy did not a-
nclpato anythtnH Ike q run.
THE aAv1Hds nANaH.
Mr.. John q. Ialnea, President Of tho Fidelity sAF-
inEH Hunk believed tho panic was practically over, aud
that there was uceuaion for alarm. netng naked
, 1873-09-22
MILWAUKEE,,

Special Dfapatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Hopt 20.-Thore Ia or loss cxcite-
mcnt III Gnancnt aud commercial circles here, owing
To tho panic III Now York. Money ia the banka
not being lsroHcd to lend except to regular CUSTOM
era prefcFring to keep thoir woll in hAnl for
uHe III future emergencies. No axiety Is felt for tho
banka hero, thcBe institutions hnvo part of their re-
sources invested In the Noat, having provlos to tho
Tatic. drawn their Now York balances down 10 the
lowest point possibe to ot,ao them to assist In
ing the gratn-crop Duencsa continues active In all
deparm Country collections good and
chants were noser before In better condition to Band
; ran!o Ike tho present one.
, 1873-09-22

tho latter IL decidedly tho most probatfc, II Ia
safe 10 say tint no DRIFT will 10 matlo
Upon tho legal lender rosOrvcs unless 1t appears that
tho purchase Of bou1s TO The full amount nrleroi 10
be purchased, to tho full a,no.nt of tho currency
balance IN tic Treas'iry,-nearly $h, ,ooo ehar
TOO aloW or inadequate to roncr tho aid intcndad to
tary Richardson waa much mora cheerful ana appar-
entity casoF In hta mind olsy than lo Inns cen Blco
tho rreaont excitement hcBa1,, Tho Receiver for
THE Fftsr NATIONAL HANK,
Of th!a city, brRan hin investigation .olay, but will
nut likely bo nbls to make MI Intelligent renr tp thu
Uonlroer Of tho Currency earlier than Tucsday Or
Wednesday, hnxt,
, 1873-09-22
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, No., 8cpt 2O-The failure Of Jay Cooko
Co. occasloned tak In st. Louis. but produced
no excitement. Our city nover had much to do with
that firm, anl has had fow speculative interests III
common with Now York. Tho announcement yestor-
day that Fisk, Hatch 4 Co. md other we'll known
Eastern houses had yielded to tho pressure produced
more startling effect. To-day has been about the
ducst b,lsinehs day aver known horo, values being
unsettled. There have been comparatively few conn.,
metctRl transactions and an almost Sabbath
quiet has prevailed on Change; still 1t can-
not bo said that thoro ia any positive fcar
Of danger only there exists underlined alarm that pre-
ccdes any ndeteEmnate oyil. All the larger banks
havo discounted AZ usual to-day, although they may
have scanned the paper presented ltto closcr than
on ordinary occasions. The smaller banking inatu-
slgna of run any bank; in fact 1t Ia not known
that any depositors 1mse withdrawn the'r r. money
a s Of ause9 % Il es.tas ' Il se
sallngs banks wns smaller than common, =
circunstance which might be vario,tsly intcrprcted
have been manaEed In manner to comport with tho
general business character Of st. Louis, which.
every one knows ia decorous to the verge OF fogysn
Many Of the Bmner hunks depend strictly upon Cor
man patronage and. as the financial strinsency coa;
beIs tue stoskholdors Of thss9 to pay UP ono good
confere,lco With argc number Of bankers and
commercial men shows that nothing ia feared except
expocte.l by ai,y Gus. csunot dzcoycr that any 1t
tho suspended banking firms at the Eaat were the
respondents Of any of she banks III a Louis 30 there
Tle future Ut tbs firm Of Ta,,ssg, Fisher Il Co., In
New York, has ca4Rct the suBuension of TauaHig,
aIurp b ca railroad ntock-brokiug firm dolng
business IN Third street il, This city, They did Hills
or no general business, md their suspension will not
be- murn felt III cou1nerciaI circles TAey arc CONT
dent, howover, Of rcsumIng, aud soy TINT nobody
shall lose cent BY them, Tho German branch Of
this house las not hcon heard from As set, The buai-
ness men Of 9t. Lota will sand by tic banka to tLe
last, II tbs hour Of attvcrsity coincs.
Mr. E. D. Jones, President Of the Second National
city, Bvca e the following rcasons for tho monetary
crsa For suue ycarH back American securities have
, 1873-09-22
Wilder d. EnStcr.

Congressman Wilder ID. F0stcr.
Sptc,dt Dispafeh TO IIe chIcaga Iridna<.
GRAND RAPIDS, Nith., Sept. oo.-Wiltler D. FoBtcr,
ha1ler OF Congress for ts District ltr1 at Ills
.aunce Ii, tia city al oelack ts eyuls!ug llc re-
gently returned from tlrco n,ohs' visit to Clifton
eprlnga, In Nov York State, md tho snre, seeking
improvement In his leaith, hut willis ascn. he ntna
b graw wnsHr, having complication of lnAlAlrA
which took drorHcai turl fow days a!lcr. lin WIS
elected tn the National lnse Of Representatives to I'LL
tho vacancy eaNhe by tho electiun of r!lns ". Fer
present Congress- tho Republican ticket nt tls gem
eral election last November by very TO- 0U majoH
1ty; waa resident Ut Grand llalfla tl!r.s.six yeara
atl had ecore of our weAltlicst merchants and noat
boiovdd anl esteemed citzunA. Ayo, 81 years.
, 1873-09-22
WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
wAanlSaToN, Sept. 20.-As usual with tho c1cltc-
ment-hrfoed people Of this District, the intense In
terca IN tbs progress and results OF the pao occasion
ed by the suspension Of Cooke Coz and tho immense
other concerns who through sympathy, followed tho
Btrous example OF their supeross has already sub
sided aud almost Disappeared from nearly everybody
asllo from few Treasury officials, and tho coui-
paratiyely email number OF Interested parties.
The latter watch pretty closely tho
reports from Now York and elsewhere, because they
bo beloved to be indications Of what may be ex-
pectel In or two instances hero In Of conti-
uauce Of the panic and consequent by depoa!tors
upon tho banks with which they do bug!ueas. Positive
gvon by tho city preBs hat tcro ia no
likelihood Of the failure Of any Of the bankH hero the
evening paporB stating with satisfaction that while
the financial skies in New York nro black md stormy
clearing up aud tho asaurarce Ia folt on
all 8!dea thAt
raE WORST IL OVER,
30 far ~ this city Ia concerned. 0roat expectations
wcFo based upon the direction 8iven to tie Sub
Treasurer at New York to hug $lO,0000 600 worth Of
bonds, and good DIAL Of Burrrise Ia e1psesasd by
Bo1no persona because tho entire amount was not
promptly offered for sale mud bought and that there
should have boun any further trouble In the
money market. III otlor words, 1t was expected that
tha MATERIAL togethcr with tho moral effect upon tho
WRu street gambyra Of tho interference or
rRorrzMEn RELIEF III THE GOVERNMENT,
would immediately allay all excitement url bring
about an early resumption OF legitimate business IN
better anil moro secure Foundation than 1t stood bo-
fore tho o1cug panic begun The fact appears to be
qutte evident 10 all that tho proposed purchase Of
bonas Ia not only
NOT OF MucH ARs1srANoE
to tho market, but that the oe1a OF honda for salo
were very meagre, and the market has been quito ~
1t not more foverAh suce tho purpose Of the Treasury
was made known, than on tho day previous, It ia
, 1873-09-22


In the afternoon salcH OF stock we're maio for
greenbacks aa high rs 100 for New York Central ST
for Lake Shore, and Is for Western Uulon.
... ROLvEET BANKS.
With the exception Of tho Commonwealth, all banks
to-ay made their cloarings, and tho Manhattan Com
pany caslled checks Of tile Union Trust Company
dated Friday.
, 1873-09-22

ToHoNTo, CAM, Sept, o0.-H. ]. Morse Co., bank
and BROKERS' n this city have aaponled owing to
the failure ct Jay Cooke l. Co., and other prominent
houses in Now York.
, 1873-09-22

MONTREAL, Can., Sept. 20-The only OBJECT here Of
the panic In New York has been TO make bankers
moro cautious and 1eas willing to lot out their funda,
manta. Tho discount rate tor good bila varies from
to por cout, according to the standing Of the uamss
offereH-
, 1873-09-22
BOSTON,,


Special Dispatch to 7'hc Chicago Tribune.
DosroH, Sept. 2o.-Tho panic Ill Nov York hnu not
much Affected a city get, except In tho why Of at-
tracing Intention md making tak. This city as not
for aovera ycara been stock market. Tho brokers
here arc few, aud most Of whAeyor business there la
IL transacted IN Now York. There in a
GENERAL FEELING Of SECURITY IN
both In financial mud commercial crcca. Nothing M
rroaching 10 run on any financial inalitution has
yct boen made II 1fhnyhing hcro is rather lcss than
the .,Bal doand for money, and doponIts are made
banks reported NIL unusual nunbor aud amount Of
deposits. Consilerahlo money IL moving on to New
ment IL ntocr 1t bottom Prices. Thcre sa leeu fear
1cst there might be sone failures Of buainesn honaes,
but tho apprehension Il founded entirely snrpo-
sition that merchants 1uay hnva Leon specnlatlng
unknown 10 tSsis friends. Nothing, however, has yot
on tho street result il finding '
NO PREVALENT ALARM.
pass Without seriously disturbing our nlnirs. 0no
capitalist perhaps constitusonny inclined 10 oos st
b.nks large part of this. he ssin WA Of o nature
and by them loaned to brokers for purposes Of spocM
ison The suspension of 40 many brokers would, he
CRIPPLE THE NEW ronn nANns, i.
esea upeS. "oS Wien % o '0S soropetan
II sabs po.er W bank 'ssa ss they ere s ;
By by h.t Wa soIary IN hs E0py 1 View
TO lavO taken alarn md not fcw Of theln Say
BUSINESS WILL. Fnor1T liz IT .. .
the thing does not go too fur. Banks that have 80
long made Be Of .heir funds to foater stock speeula-
tios, 1elayinR merchants III good standing md doing
1ogtuate business, in ortlor TO accommodate the
for money tllan business men, think they will be de-
ctdclly the gainors when confidence a cstahliahct
provided the panic bo eoninod to the nerests non
, 1873-09-22

.Sptciat NispHich u TAa fhicsgo Tribune
LAWRENCE, Kan. Sept 0.-Tllo funeral If Wilson
Shannon, Jr., silost ao atl bsl,uss partner Vi ok
uov. Bhanuo,. will bo Aell Tomorrow. lio Itud on
Friday morning.
, 1873-09-22

ABROAD,

BURLINGTON, 1A Sept. 2.-The Orchard City Bag-
ings Bauk suspended at 1920 p. III,
, 1873-09-22

Sp<cint Disuatch to The Chirayo Tribune.
MzMrH1s, Tenn, Sept. 20.-A letter daed shreve-
port the 10th, and received here Tonight sayR: Tie
rhyscians renrt the epidemic at 1t. 1i,niu There
were twenty-;!1 intermrnts today and thirty.
with fearful in,lignity Some Of our 1no.e
prominent young hase died. Thu blarks. far,
hnvo not suffered 10 any extent, their average being
about two deaths Trr ay tln tat 1t IL uut
fatal At rs which suppose Is owing altogether to
tho nurses understanding 1t better Tho ,ailS
1tuRH
, 1873-09-22

= - PREVIOUS P1NICB.
The following table shows tho lowest pricea mado
during tho Chicago aud Boston fires and tho present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-06
Sprrla! NoIltes

The Conservation of the Churcb of sac Beloved Dss-
cpr Madison ami kybrGn,h By the NJ Rev bsnop TUT
TER will take place a THURSDAY Nov o. al lOpa@.
Po.-,,alcr Noticerne mails lOr BuoDc The week md
ina SATURDAY s. 1873 sl close s ocs on
DAY 1890 THURSDAY al ~ NJ and % Sa -
5i2s 70. and ~ M. ThOS. !. 'au's' iO''~>s'.
Durviiie n Co.. Royal Irish Di-,ier'es besa ir.-
hode Nb.fr u she ~or iAet Ol insa
Nh. recommended he Medical froicsson 10 pre'efracs 70
Freu Brsny Supphed Casis cases OHa states Braash
81 brosj,t. Sew-loh
I..,,. 60 yeg.tafion.-DL le Cones pipas
ISsblsrS esi the ceat Scientse
p'i, ~ -, \. rR M EXTRA No 10. Price 10 ecals
'o' Address rilS fRIBUhB Se~Iork.
TIL, Tribanc Evangelical Alliance Extra No. AZ (sa
p.sa containing f and accurate seeouus Of all the pOceags
n.,e and soas OF the recent meeting OF the WORLDS EVAN
0BLCAL AbiIANCk at Nesf nov ready and by
ma. to any address tho United sies 20 per cop, To-.
copies 81 Alsof he important ka.rs ad.s appear
Tux TRiBUSs EXTRA wisss esstsasa tas,er with ses~A
esoh nnt aiusaci N a Alliance l.as Al