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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-28
Special Correspondence.
DENIsoN, TEX.

4hai vi ~, 10.
EDITOR HERALD:
left your city yesterday, OK.
pecting that / would reach st. Lou
is tonight; or at farthest in the
morning, but our expectations will
never be realized, SO long as we are
forced to rely upon the contingon-
cies Of the Centralroad. If the pa.
irons ofthe road could be sagacious
enough to mako their calculations
Tor " cold, rough and hard time
and always oXpectto be behind time
thon indeed but few disappoint.
ments would result. But travellers
are always hopeful and sanguine,
and are always disappointed when
they reach Denison. | reached
this place last night about 10
o'clock (only about three hours
travel from Dallas to connect with
the M. X. & II. road, J and was dc.
lectated with the numerous com.
plants on all sides about tho action
OF the Central road in refusing to
receive freight from the NJ, X. & II.
road. 1t seems THAT the Central
owns some land a few miles from
here which they style cred River
City" and as they are anxious to
make something out of the lots
which they arc now Offering for
sale, they decline to connect with
the M. X. & I. at any other point
than their own stamping ground.
1t it rumored here and believed,
that it is a speculative motive which
actuatesathe country to persist in
entailing the inconvenience upon
theilSfriends which results from
their obstinacy. The Central re.
fuses positively to allow car of
the M. X. Il Il. r. r. Co. to run M.
ON their track, or to receive freight
from them at any point except Red
River City-their p aper town.
This place is filled with wagons
laden with fret ght from the depot
of the M. X. & II R. r., which goes
to prove that the people are not en-
tirely dependent upon The Central
for their transportation.
Upon my arrival here last night,
had the pleasure of meeting our
mutual friend, Mr.. Goslin, of the
we'll known house Of Goslin T. Co..
IF your city. He has been here
several days procuring transporta-
lion from this place to Dallas for the
mammoth stock of furniture he has
had delayed at this point for near.
y three weeks. He will soon open
out in Dallas the largest and best
stock of furniture and queensware
avcr before brought to Northern
ToXas. | leave this P. NJ. for st.
Louis, being now at the terminus
Of the Central, l expect to reach
st. Louis on time. More anon.
ALEX.
p. 81 think the best thing
your merchants can do, is to have
their goods shipped to tins point,
and from here to Dallas, have them
transported by wagon, until you
,an build your road from Spring
ield. This would help your cause
with the Central road in the fu-
,ure. At present the Central seems
determined to throw every obsta.
lie in the way to prevent goods
rom being shipped from this end
If the M. n. e. r. road:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-28

we will nevertheless retain u kind
feeling for tho new city, as wehave
always done for TT. Worth. 1t is
to our interest to have our subur.
ban towns flourish.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-28

A black-mailer was brought to signal
grief by courageous lady Of this city the
other day. lie had written her letter
threatening to expose her to public abhor-
renee, which letter she wisely showed to
the police AT their advice she appointed
an interview with the black iler, paid
him the price demanded as the condition
ofsuppressing his mendacious SANDER,
and then quietly gave him in charge to an
officer who was in waiting for him. The
bold and vigorous conduct ola cler gyman
upon whom woman attempted to levy
black.mail, last summer, had the effect Of
seriously injuring the business Of trading
on the fears ofnervous people. Tho recent
attempt, which was so neatly frustrated,
is the first one Of the kind which has late
ly been heard of. We may now expect
another lull in the business Of black
ing and il, whenever similar attempt
is made, like coursgeis displayed, the
black mailer will find his occupation
wholly gone--[N. Y. Times. .3, r4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-28
Advertising.
THE WEEKLY HERALD

IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
TRpMs.-s2 50 per annum, or 81 so for six
months, In advance.
J.W. SWINDELLS b co.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
The professional Criminal" Bin.

The following is the text of the new bill
all save the repeating clause OF the section
which provides for its going into effect i'm
mediately upon its passage-whlch passed
the New York Legislature last week with
out "a dissenting vote. Such legislation as
this would have healthy effect in this
community:
SECTION /. If any person shall be charged
on oath or affirmation before any police
magistrate or justice OF the peace III any
county of the State of New York with
being professional thief, burglar. PICK.
pocket. counterfeiter or torger, or shall
have been arrested by the police authorities
at any steamboat landing, railroad depot
church. banking institution, brokers Office.
place of public amusement. auctiOnroom.
store. auction sale in private resi-.
denccs, passenger car. hotel or restau
rant, or at any other gathering OF
people. whether few or many, IN the
said city and county, and If 1t shall be
proven to the satisfaction of any such nagls'
trate. by sufficient testimony, that he or
she was frequenting or attending such
place or places for an unlawful purpose.
and that he or she has at some time been
convicted OF any of the crimes herein
named he or she shall Oe deemed dlSor.
DERBY person. and shall be committed by
the said magistrate 10 the penltentlary or
county jail for term not exceeding 100
days. there TO be kept at hard labor. or, in
the discretion of any such police magis.
trate or Justice Of the peace, he or She shall
be required TO enter security for his or her
COED behavior for ii period not exceeding
one year.
SEC. >. ANY person who may OF shall feel
aggrieved at such act judgmfn nj. or deter
mnaton of any such police magistrate or
Justice Of the peace, pursuant to tb" pro-
visions of this act. may apply to any judge
or Justice of any court having the power 70
issue a writ of habeas corpus. for the
issuance of said writ and upon return
thereof there shall be a rehearing Of the
evidence and the judge or justice may
either discharge, modify or confirm the
commitment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
san Salvador.


The former CITY of the same name, which
was totally destroyed by an earthquake
on the night of April It, 1884, was one OF
the oldest relics of the Spaniards iii this
country, having been founded, as is said,
BIZ Alvarado, one of the followers of COrtes,
and celebrated by Prescott for his bravery
and gallant exploits in the conquest OF Mex
leo. especially on that dreadful night, the
aOcEc h'iste of history, when the Spanlards
were driven away from the capital by the
Mexicans. Old San Salvador, first called
Las BermudaS, founded in 1923, was aDan-
doned in 1879. and the settlement removed
to a spot about six leagues southwark. and
three miles from the volcano OF San
Salvador. where il stood TIL Its destruc.
ton i 1851. when its 10000 inhab-
tauts we're rendered homeless by the
earthquake. Seeing the danger of the stu
.atinn. the government removed the capital
and laid ont a new city ten miles nearer
the sea, and to be called NuevO San Saliva
dor, but SO many of the IL 6ltantS pre-.
ferrt d the old spot that i'll 1850 1t was az ain
made the seat Of government. There Is 10
other place on the surface or the @iohe IN
which so many volcanoes. both live and ex.
tinct. are crowded together within 80 small
a space as they are in Cen raj America. that
il in the r. zion between the lSthmuS OF
Tehauntepec and the IIthmus of Panama
They are all on the Pacific coast. running
almost in a right line due northwest and
southeast. commencing with the lofts vol
cano of Carriage. in Costa R.cao In this
line there are several hundreds OF peaks
and extinct crattrs. ii which ten ar "I'' en-
are active. and thus probably cave
tur country from NOR" "artnIuak"
shocks than " has. IL san saliva
DOR the smallest hu: IA proportion
to its area the most denseiy populated %
all the Central American republics. are the
volcanoes of Amapals. san salvador NooF'
ing down upon the city. row dcstroye' J.
San Miguel. Sal Vicente, lsalcO (which Was
formed within the last hundred years..
!anccn and Santa Ana. The whole country
Is subject to earthquakes. and the houses
are generally built in the best way :" avert
danger from such phenomena: they cover 4
. large area and are but one story III height
Sometimes a volcano bursts ont and the
earthquake accompanies 1t with almost mn
heard III violence. as in the great eruption
of Cosiguina. in Nicaragua. in 1888. when
ashes were thrown all over Central Anne"
RIGA. and the shocks were telt over au area
having a radius of 1900 miles. In the earrh-
quake which destroyed the city of San Sal
vador in 1884. but few lives were lost. AT
the time OF the recent disaster the city con.
famed between 10000 al Il 30 900 inhab..
taurS.-.N..r I'Or. World.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Iethargir Influences Of the seasOn.-Ian-
ellor Iassitude. indsposition to engage in any
actual employment. mental dizziness and melan'
choiy are evils which materially detract from hui
man enjoyment. and they are experienced in d
greater or less degree. according TO the tempera'
.nent and constitutional tendencies Of the indi'
viduai. by ii large proportion of the community III
spring. To rouse the physical and mental powers
from this sluggish condition tonic and corrective
is imperativey required and Hostetter's stomach
Btters is the only medicinal preparation ia exist
ence that is thoroughly adapted to the work The
first dose produces genial glow throughout the
system which is earnest of permanent relief.
As time wears and the tonic and regulating
properties of this pure and agreeable vegetable
remedy takes full effect, every trace OF debility,
nervousness and hypochondria yanishes. and mind
and body become alike alert and vigorous.
aDl6 st pOdN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
Russian NIOdOcs.

According 20 the authority of an eminent
German parsonage. Russia tnds IN the
Khivans a people as treachcrous as the
Modocs. Here is how they 10:
Now here is ruffian who has insulted
the Russian flag. attacked Russian troops.
and detained Russian soldiers as prisoners;
But this is not all. He has tortured ana
mutilated his prisoners with truly deviilsn
ingenuity and terocity. To prevent their
escape, he caused the sOles OF Russian
soldiers feet to be laid open, horseharr
plated in the raw wound and the flap OF
severed flesh to be bound tightly back to
the foot. so that, even If it healed the uh,
fortunate fellow thus manned was famed
for life. The knowledge of these atrocities
has come TO the Russian people. and u
would be more than human nature could
be expected 10 endure were the indignation
vigorous action on the part Of the sover
zion
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
How New Workers Are to be Shot

The signing by Governor Dix of sthe
Beach Pneumatic railway bill for the Broad
way underground railroad. has already
enlisted the attention of moneyed men, who
have been so long wishing and praying for
rapid transit from one end of the city to the
other. The work is placed in the hands OF
Alfred w. Craven, chief engineer, and two
other commissioners TO be appointed by the
Governor
The work on the Pneumatic railway, thus
far. which was done with view of demon
strating the feasibility of the project was
done by Mr.. Beach and his personal friends ,
and no stock has vet beed issued, nor VIII
il be until it is known what action the com
miss toner's may take. The matter Is entirely
in their hands at present.
The new law provides that the road shall
hs under Broadway to Fifty ninth street,
with a branch from Madison square run
ming under Madison avenue to Harlem
river The passenger tubes in which the
railway il to be laid are TO follow the outer
line of the street. are not to occupy q
greater space than thirty-one feet IN width,
By eighteen feet in height. and are TO be
constructed under board of three com
mis4ioners. Street travel must not De IN
terrupted, and all changes il gas and water
pipes and sewers found necessary must De
at the expense of the company.
The pneumatic or other motive power
may be determined by the commissioners,
and the rate of travel between five and
seven o'clock morning and evening, I1r an
distance, shall not exceed eight GEMS. Inc
rate during other hours is fixed at ten cents
for apy distance not exceeding three miles.
and two cents for each additional mile.
1t is probable that the work of building ing
vii! soon be resumed. Upwards OF S2O0, OOU
have already been spent on the work as
thus Tar prosecuted, this amount including
cost of machinery cara, and other appara
tus necessary for demonstrating the ieasl
bility OF the project.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
PROPOSALS FORIHIFORH~.
Po.r"sFf'g, !
NJ" Orleans. sp'.! u. i8.3. {

Po-T"bFi'B
N..v Orleans ap'!! II. i313
PROPOSALS. WILL BE ENTERTAINED AT THIS
L office until 'he twentvfhIrd instant tor the
furnishing uf summer uniforms for letter ii rs.
in acCOrJlauce with The following Instructions
the Postmaster General Under s.dts a.: MaTcG H.
1913:
Ordered. That under :h~ authority of f'- act al
Congress approved July D. lot6, section twenty
the 10 lowing described uniform dress be adopted
and Invariably worn during sh.. .Inme. b. tie
letter carriers while On dut.:
/. COat-SIngle breasted skeleton sack. OF graz
flannel, Terminating two thirds ire distance from
the top of the hip bone to the knee. with lapel5
tmedium roll made to button over the breast
three pockets outside without flaps each
side and one eft breast Coat 10 ba bound
entirely round with plain blao X alpaca binding one
inch vide, put half owe edges, and three buttons
of present re g1Il3tinn stvlr. down front.
?. PaEts-SamP material and color With stripe Of
black alpaca binding cns incl. vide down the out
side seam.
3. Vests .n,~ inateEia. ard 'oln: bound sarl-
coat with collar "uf 80 rOil sane he Ai; .s ."s'
and tN" regulation bItIo.s Gus. from.
;. Panama hat
The government reserves :" its..i 'i.- I.kA: -
accept or reject all bids.
Bidders VIII please state lowest pricFs.
Address all bids to the undersigned
G.. -. 2ISGGOLD Postmaster,
spa:: New Orleans Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
LOST.
SOnn REWARD. !.1.r 81! STOLEN
- - VIZ from the BANK a. America sH!N BOX

S1nil REWARD. = L1Hr az STOLEN,
'D-'' from 3he Bank ~ America I'm BOX
n" 81. containing &c :,.i"" n. s....;.n... "a ?ers
20 VII.
st...t' "a. receipt. a. Z. 3.'an'.
Insurance policies in favor ~: M!> I.'a'.Is Me-
E0uEqu.t and heirs OF Gail av"t.
Five ,eTtitcatrs ot IaTOUdelrH Canal S.v...' %.
COMPANY stock IL favor of +. IL faur-
Wv" .t.G.s "t above st1Ca ~ :avD: -: .'rs a;
C.Iilac"'.
Three notes. secured Nv ;uo:..a:. ar.:.n Nv
Con ma .r!. 5: Lambert and '.dnrset ~ them t1.
Il 80 ea.. dateo December - I37: !r'. gaSble IL.
one Two and three years.
Ont. certificate of s'Uci 81 '.!, sna..s Of Ger.
mania Insurance Company, No. IS .. f.vo. OF /.
DuraBd
one mote or 0ue year, dated January 5 1878
drawn by Oh. Deguer7ey 81 fayO, q Mrs Lefaure,
for + 100.
SIX rent notes, draw. by 81 None sor + - eich.
and t4IliH. cue on June !, 1873, and each month
thereafter.
six rent notes, drawn by Mr. F. achexuai,d.r.
PAYABLE 10 his own order and Dv nlIu Endorsed for
f55 each. falling due the frst OF June 49, and
each month after.
FOuT rent notes, Drawn by Daniel Broderick, pay
able 70 h. own order tor + . each payable on
the FIRST E" april, 1873, ant. l..st -. each Eionih
after.
And EZRA. cOp@s o. tin. ....... e. 'Tpp'I'' 's
, receipts. st..
The pup'ic are hereby rio,.,. uo' 10 rgo'iat,'
iOy the above dc scribed papers, pigm-Et "a the
same haTIg been stopped.
the above reward Will be paid OF de,'FtrT o. .ls
box and pers to the Bank OF America or 70
L. DCRAND
Corner OF Toulouse and Cba-tres streets.
] Snh25llA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20

4 New PAPER BV Mr.. STEDMAN.-The
publishers of Scri5ac''s announce another
article by Mr. Stedman. whose victorian
Poets" IN the January number. attracted
.,,cI, wild. attention. The new article. which
will annpar in Nav. Is on Walter Savage
Landor: +. NAV perhaps be considered the
most imnartapt study vet made by one of
tine foremost Of American poets and critics
a noble tribute TO a noble mlnd.--Ihe 6ooE
Buyer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
ESTATE OF JAMES HYBACK.

UNITED STATES MAKsHALs OFFleE,
New Orleans March "A, 1873.
TENHIS 8 TO GIVE NOTICE THAT AN ALIAS
OF the District Court of the United States fol the
District Of Louisiana, against the estate Of James
Rv back, OF New Orleans, in the parish OF orleans
State of ulsana, adIudged a bankrupt upon ms
own petition that the payment of any dth5s ana tIe
delivery o. any property belonging 20 SAD eaIH
of any property by him are forbidden " law that
= meeting OF the creditors of said bankrupt, 70
prove their debts, and r'rous. one 0r more az
siGuers -! his estate, vii! be- held al court q
bankruptcy, to BE- holden on the twenty ninth da'
OF April, A. D. 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ. at Nc.
Il Exchange place. New Orleans. before d. ASua-
tin, register.
s. B. PACKARD,
1nh25 apps tinted States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOr:slASa.
Executive Department.
New Orleans, March 81, 1873.
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
w me for the cancellation OF the official bonds
of John COckrem, Administrator 0! Improve
ments in and for the city CT New Orleans to wit 4
bond dated March D. 1871, in the sum of $25G00.
signed by John COCkrtm prir Cipa-, and Latay
cite FOlger, Theodore LilIenthal ". B. Schmidt and
Thomas Hasam suretes. the first two for $500
each and the lasttwO for = 800 each: and "A bond
dated March 10, 1872 in the sum of f250O0 signed
by John CoChrtm, as principal. and l.. FOlger, VIII.
liam Henry. Albert Baldwin and Thomas Hasa N
as securities. the first two in the sum OF $4,000
each. aud the last two in the sum of $500 each,
the said bonds being conditioned for the faithful!
performance by the said John Cock of his dJl
ties Administrator of Improvements aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
in the said bonds to file their objections 10 the can
collation. thereof, in writing. Ill the otfc" of tht
Secretary of State, within alne:y day. after the
last pu LEGATION hereof
Given under nv hand and fine seal Of the State.
u is twenty first day OF March 4. u. 1873 and OF
the independence of the United States the ninety
seventh.
WILLIAM ?. KELLOGG.
BY the Governor
P G. UEsLoSDs. Secretary o: STATE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
CANCELLATION or BOND.


Sr.vp To-
E>..'.fI'r Department.
Ne. orleans Ma..I =. i3.: '
NSTHtEtAS APPLICATION HAS BEfN MADE
~ tor Hhe cancellation Of ~. o.ij'' bond OF
DANIEL G. By"r. Icy / TT IN. ~. DIs vet Court
in and for the parish of "rlean. :" wiz. bond
dated April II 49," w ths .Uru a: = 'F. slgU"d ny
Daniel &. ByerlS principal and .'js BieauI
and J. O. 'ha.Vrs suTsties: the said bond being
conditioned Tor the faithful Performance" by the
said Daniel c. Byerly ~! Ills GU:.es IS Clerk o:
Court aforesaid.
/ ice is hereby given 2" a.: persons interested
IN said bond, to file the, objections 70 thr can
crllati.n thereof IN writing il. :h- Office at The
Secretary of State. wth.n :iGety DAYS afttG 70.
last Publication hereof.
Given under my land and the seal OF 'hr state
this twenty first day OF March eighteen hundred
and entv three, and O. the independence OF ;as
United States the niHe;g -spv"nth
WILLIAM T.. KELLOGG
By the Governor
T. &. tE~LONpv,
Secretary 81 S'.e" IA - i''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
ESTATE tiF w. j. & A. B. CROWDER,
and William J. CsOwueT and ArtemuS b. Crow
der iuCivsd Ially.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Now DIlnans Am Il n lX1i

United STATES MARsHALs OFFICE,
Sew Orleans April 10. 1875 )
fs1HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT AN ALIAS
4 warrant IN bankruptcy Ii been issued out of
the District Court of the United States for the
District of Louisiana. against the estate OF the
frm of ". i a. b. Cr0wdPr. and of Will
liam J. Crowder and Artemus b. Crowder indi-
vduyllV. III the parish OF CacdO, State OF Lou
siana, adiudged bankrupts, upon their OWL petl-
ton: that the payment of any debts. ana Inc
delivery OF any property belonging to said bank.
rupts to them or for their use and the transfer OF
any properly by them forbidden by law; that a
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupts to prove
their debts and choose one or mora assignees of
their estate, vii! be held at u court of bankruptcy.
to he holden on the sixth daT OF MAY. A.
d. 1873 at II A. NJ, al the CustOmhOuse building.
New Orleans. before g. y kellogg. IeglsteT.
+, Is. PACKARD,
api1 ylyG United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department,
New Orleans March %. 1873
WHEREAS. APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w to me tor the cancellation of the official bond
OF John \. Walton Administrator OF FinaT ce in
and for the city of New Orleans. 20 wit: bond
dated March 30, 1870, in the sum of twenty five
thousand dollars, signed by John s. Walton as
principal, and John NJ Hoyle for twenty thousand
dollars and Duncan Sinclair for five thousand dol
lars as sureties; the said bond being conditioned
for the faithful performance by the said John s.
WaltOr of his duties administrator of Finance
aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
in the sad bond to file their objections to the can
collation. thereof in writing. in the office of the
Secretary of State within ninety days after the
last publication he<eOt.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the State
this tweDty fourth day of March. eighteen hundred
and seventy-three and of the independence of the
United States the ninety seventh.
WILLIAM ?. KELLOGG.
BY the Governor:
=. G. DEsLoNDR
Secretary of STATE mh25 SOC