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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-07-25
REECIIER.

The three great disasters over which
the north is grieving just now are the
destructive conflagrations in Chicago,
the dam bursting in Massachusettsa
Tilton. The first of these has struck
down with mighty blow the wonder
full energies of one Of their most pros
porous cities, and brought fear
and trembling among the mon
ey bags of Wall street; the Sec
Ond has land waste some of the fair
est fields of the self-thought "chosen
seed of Adams race" anu the third
has brought CONSERVATION and terror
to the minds of the upper-ten saints of
that devout region, as it threatens to
tear their great light, Beecher, down
from his PEDESTAL of demi-godsm and
expose him in the market place with
all the stains of common humanity
upon him. We know that in ap-
preaching this subject-the Beecher-
Tilton. .scandal-we are treading upon
ground on which journalists generally
decline to enter. We are fully aware
of the disgusting loathsomeness of the
whole case. But as it is one of the
subjects that is claiming the largest
measure of attention from the metro
politan press, we would perhaps be
derelict not to keep our readers posted
on it's various phases.
We propose only tosketch briefly the
history of the case, and to show the
various stages through which it has
passed, and the condition in which il
now stands.
Be it remembered, then, that some
thing more than two years ago Mrs.
Woodruff, the female Brigham Young
of America, and the bosom friend of
both Beecher and Tilton, felt moved
10y the spirit to publish long, circum-
stantial and filthy account of the rela-
tions existing between the Rev. Henry
and Mrs. Tilton, showing that Beecher
had wronged his trusting friend in a
way that there is no pardon nor for
giveness for. The people of New York
and Brooklyn were Mortified by the
shamelessness of the exposure, turned
from it with righteous indignation,
threw the author of it into prison on the
charge of sending obscene matter
through the mail, and at the
same time paid as high as
five dollars for q single copy of
the paper, so as TO gloat over the de-
tails on the sly. To this publication
Beecher made brief and dignified re-
ply, denying in general and in particu-
lar all the allegations therein con-
tained. Efforts were made to get from
TiIton some disclaimer of the truth of
the statements made by Mrs. Wood
huh, but without avail; he maintained
studied silence.
This position of Tilton, being a quasi
endorsement Of Woodhull's statement
raised the ire of the high cockalorums
of Beecher's church, who maintained
that Tilton ought to make the small
sacrifice of his manhood and truth, to
keep immaculate thegarments of their
great preacher. Hunting around for
some cause on which to proceed against
him, they suddenly recollected that he,
Tilton, had for years absented himself
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paper. We published 1t In Sunday
mornings HERALD. Really, this will
always remain one Of the things, as
Lord Dundreary would say, "that no
fellow can understand" that the
Courier should have such complete
vindicatlon of its favorite in Its hands
and should prefer not to publish 1t.
We would apologize to the readers of
THE HERALD for occupying so much
of our space with this one subject, did
we not rely upon their good sense to
see that we were assailed, and We're in
duty bound TO defend ourselves.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-07-25

A. d. HALL, late sheriff of Harris
county, will appear before the next
criminal court of that county ON a
charge of embezzlement he having
failed to render the legally required
statements, and to account for the
school tax collected by him for lsIl-
1914. The amount of the alleged de-
falcatiOn is $s.0ol
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-07-25

THE Upton Slasher speaks thus OF
Mrs. Sartoris: "Nellie Grant had only
twenty-five trunks full of clothes when
she started across the ocean. Fourteen
years ago when she drove the old blind
horse in a lark mill she kept her duds
in a soap box. The whirligg of time,
along with a few raids through the
south and some contracts, work won
derSn
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AND STILL ANOTHER GUN.
Collin County Primary Meetings unani-
mOusly In Favor of Gov. ThrOck
morton for Congress.

Special dispatch to the Dallas Herald.l
MCKINNEY, July 1S.-Governor
Throckmorton's home spoke in con-
vention to-day by unanimously in
structing the delegation to vote for him
for congress. VI.
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English round hats are, after all, the
prettiest and most stylish. The French
hat is too cloud" and the American
Is no better, whereas elegance and gem
tility mark the London headgear,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-07-25

GRAYsON. Collin and ROckwall cOun-
ties have by precincts instructed their
delegates to go for ThrOckmOrton.
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(From Sundays Daily Herald)
FOR THROCKMORTON.

We learn by telegraph that the pre-
cinct meeting at Sherman, on yester-
day, instructed its delegates to go for
| Throckmorton for congress.
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THE DECEASED

was highly cultivated; his character
was without blemish, and he was one
of the most popular young gentlemen
in this city. He was but twenty-four
years of age.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-07-25

Splitted the Observation-Disclosures
Several Of the occupants of the brick
row on the north side of Main street,
between Austin and Lamar, were
startled by the sharp report of n pistol,
yesterday afternoon about two o'clock,
and repairing to the room on the right
hand side, at the extreme end of the
hall over Mr.. Kahn's clothing store,
occupied by Mr.. Louie B. Thomas,
brother of Captain Thomas, freight
and ticket agent in this city of the
Texas and Pacific road, found the
former young gentleman lying pros
trate on the floor, with his head toward
the door,
SHOT THROUGH THE HEART
and breathing his last. At his feet
stood chair upon which was a prayer
book, and by the chair laid the instru-
ment, six-chambered Wesson re-
volver, by which he consummated
self-slaughter.
THE CAUSE.
1t is the opinion of Captain Thomas
that the desperate end of his brother
was brought about by mental depres-
sion superinduced by melancholy re-
sulting from failure to be able 10 engage
himself in some profitable employ
ment.
THE DECEASED
was highly cultivated; his character
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-07-25
From Tuesdays Daily IIeiald.l
THROUGH THE HEART.
A Melancholy Case Of Suicide.

ale IL dead
Not by the public minister Of Justice,
Nor by hired knife but that self hand
Which writ his honor In the acts IL did,
Hath, with the courage which the heart
dIl lend.
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ENTIRELY
'rssROGk MORTON.

Independent of other lines.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-13

iporcn. Stan fittere NIT Gen 2ei9en
Die @1peine; bas toitet ni6ts, 5oroern
trd9t nod mas Elm. 9iele M}etbobe bat
piele 8ortbele Dor Dem Ycr6rennen uno
mir cmpFeDien bielelbe Den Sootenper=
breuner:; sur 8eo0t1ug.
gSlr Gbrilten o6er lppllen nit Ser ln=
sl0u6iD= =DeiOnll Ocu Ger6rennun9 nid)ts
ST t6lm ba6en. WcQen M}enlhen Die
wie boS Wic0 pbnc eincn 0ctt lcben> bab
lDr 2cibnom uerbronnt weroe pocr hob
cr ol5 S0lueiut Tuttcr oiene, 10 bobeu
mir ni0ts 0ogegrn. Gcmmt Die 5ootcn=
perbrenuung mirtli@ in M}obe, 10 boben
mir borin cine ncue SDeioung S'pil0en
G5ott unO bcm Icu fel, s'uil6en Gutcn
uno S6|en 5wllcbci1 0l0ub!gen uno
l(n9ldubi8en. Won miro oonn bic 9ldu=
bi9en Ratbplifen aitDt BIOS boran ertcn-
men, oob lie III Bic &ir6e 9elcn, Die
Sotron'ents empfon9cn uno Gnttes Sc
bote bo(tcn> lonocrn ouN boron, oob lie
no0 ibrcm SDoc be9robcn >perbcn, odb=
reno Die 9lnf9ctlGrten Die ltngldubj9cn
bic 2oyenmcn den uno 0bnliNcs Gclid)=
ter ]i0 perbycnncn l6Bt unb uno 10 ltbo1
ben tleincll S{inocrn Gin Eilo bcs h0lli=
lt)cn Teuers gibt, bos ibrer Scclc in Der
anGercn ySelt 6oyrt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-13
uMun min 0ilNDfe uno 9rielier Der

vM}on min 0ilNbfe uno Nrieler Der
treiben, 'ueii lie ge'pilie &elebe uibt on,
erfennen. @orum gebt man aliht einel1
5Gritt weiter uno rid)tet Dem Gruuolob
conlequent 9egen slQe, bie&elete ni@t Oil
erfennen ? @iebt. cs nid)t cine gonSe 5in=
tesorie pou 2eutcr, luelOe Die 9uel9
li9t onerfenncn, uno buben Die 3ihero=
en-" Norteien ]i6 ni6t con 1cqucnt NIT
Dem NrtifI 8 preuBil<bcn Nerialjun9 in
MiserlpruN selett? Wie sons onbcrs
t9orotterilirt ]i9 oos NerEolten Der pycu-
bildcn 8i1h6le! Sbr oelfono it ein
pol1iper unb bcrcAti9ter, lie per!retcn enc
Stride un0 1eioen fir bielclhc, uno bos
Gonse fot6plilf)e Nplf ltimmt ibnel su."
u0o| |iir piQ man linen un0 Den GSrjc~
ltern, oofiir elmer gonscn &loNe pon irieo=
liNcn GtoctSbiir1ern bic Stootson9eb6=
rigfeit roubcn.-1obin il t cs al . in Dem
ncucn foum he9riinoctcn btutlhen Ncic6c
getommen. 2lber outh bic ou3grp;elsncn
|Yi1 0Dle miro bos totb. Nolt ilnr,cr ais
leine 9i|dDDfc oncrfenncn. (Haute 3uitjn=
n1ung I'M 3entrunl) SD tonn 6 nir0t BE-
greiicn, oob Ser 9tcidstonNer 10 Gou5
on0ers oenft, iii0(t ul1o 9anoelt, al: Scr
eli lerne $)erso9 I'M en0Iilhen Norlomcnt,
ocuu Der fiirMtcte lit> Die totbo!jl Sr=
tinnv,, meihe ihm 10 uiele e S;c0c errin9tu
| hol{e,l ibrcrGloubcnsi ircileit 81 beroubtl1.
.9(bcr pie bcln AUDI leiu mag Gen
enblihen G;ieg Der 9cli9ions ircitcit l;'iy0
CT 0ennob nidt nui i6oltcll."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-13
Ser Ghnnnifctu.

v3as lit nun Der beriibmte Shonoiicm uon
st., io9te Der @ur9crmeilter cines mcltpb1l< !
ldtn 9orfc5 bel cinrn SposicrNonot III ieincn
@csleitern. vllno ueld)c @cwonotnib bat cS
oenn nit Hiclcm :" frnAtc olsbal0 Gincr, uorz
ouf jeucr fprtfu1r: vSn oltcn 3cilsu pcrium<
mclten. id ouf oieicn Sdulscnl)oic bic W{0u=
ner beS 0orfcs id)lidteten inter Dem @orl'kc
bes NclteNsu uno s(n9clcbeuoitcn i6rc Strcii0>
feittn, lprod)eu &cd)t unD G'ercd)tiQteit uno
beltroftcn etmo Oor9cfoTmcne llnoronun9cn.
Cine oct al, neiltcn gcfUr1tctcn Strofen be-
itnno Nun boriu bob bcr llcbcltb1ter ncrur>
tbeilt murbc, cinen ooer n,ebrere Sage lang on
bieicm Stciue onaeleat su lpcrbcn. Gein @ola
iuuroe n0rlid) in oieie! eilcr1en 9alSbunoe
cin9cjDloIlcn> uuO bu Die Settle, pie SDr leDt,
foum sluci 0ub lang lit, >uor Der 10 @cltrofc
gcnotbigt gan; gefrlinmt obsr mic cn @uAo
uuf benz Gobcn 81 liegen."
uSd CLAUDE, @err Wiirgerneiiter, iaste 81
ncr, cine lold)e Strafc Dalf wcit beier, el5 ei,
ni9c @ocJen Gcfananib, Bic fit nanGc Grip
lungSto9c iinb. Sd m6d)te Sbnen munId)cn,
rap Sic nod oieie @trofc pcrbGnacn fonntcn"
+ v9onn batte id), crtuicocrte ocier, picle ld<
itigc Sd)rcibcreicn I'M Sabre cripurt unb wiroe
oud) picl leid|ter fcrtiN; bod labt uns boron>
0cbcn, Der Sd)ul;c miro ionit nidt nillen, hos
wir ouf lcincm @ote su tDun babcn. Gein
@robuotcr loa nod elmer bcr &id)tcr oewcien
lci,, uno bon bcicm iuiQ CT nod oft folocnocn
&orfoa crSdblcn ecbort babcu, oer lit einer Der
lcbtcn Scriamlungcn lid) erei9nct bobe. - &c.
rcits mar s(ucS ab9cr,adt uno entidicocn, oo
brdn9tc f6 ourd ben 9oufcn bcr @cgenlpdrti=
gen Elm alter M(aun, Der iid militant oui icincn
Stab lcbnte. v@i@ter, ipro0 cr, mein SoDn
Den SDr bort ltebcu ieDet> id5ld9t uno. mibban>
belt micb uno 9ibt mir toum bos Not6oirftigitc,
UNI n,cin 2ebcn su friitcn." Sic s(odbarn be-
itdti9ten Die @oDrDcit ieiner gSorte. 0ie Mdtcr
pcrurlDeiltcn Den unnotilrlid)cu Sobn iofort
orci Sage lang o1t oer Settle on9clNloilcn su
lperoen. gS6brcno man lid) nun oui1icfte, oaS
llrtDcil gu poll;ie9cn rief Der olte &oter vscn,
neln> G. II SAG lit 9enu9 lan9er babe an3 id)
We9cn Mibbanolung meilcs %otcrS nibt oaron
gelegcn. Stinoer eDret 8nter unb N(utter, @ott
labt nl@tS unper9o!ten, id ernte, woa i@ 9ciact
| babe !"
@1wei9cno uno na0bcnfeno 9ineen oamals
ale ouScinanber uno icncr GDam mar oer 2ettc,
Der an biefcn, @tcine 5ur Strafe on9cid)lofen
murbc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-13
Sin 9SrDtrf$

atoen bas ncl!c &rel ltttr &er6onllng5=
9e]ct >uie er 6cgylinoeter uno monnbaf=
Ter nitbt gcooht merbcn tonn, lit iii Ser
Gibung ocs beut]Nen &ci0stogs urm q.
9(pril bon oem Nbgcoronetcn 9ieiNenlpcr=
Her=Clpe eingelc9t lOprben.
v9ie NorloAc - . bescugtc cr - 1T
ni0ts luciter ol5 Gin &rolfriptipnSge|cb
Ser ollerlb b(imitcu 2(rt, cin @eies, bos mir
bic 3orne5rDtbe ouf Bic @tirllc treibt.
9}on lpill ben Gei1tliNcn oos 9cimotbS=
rcbt roubs11, bic einelu @c]ete ge9cnlbcr
piejenige Gprode fiibrcn> Die einlt 2utber
ouf Dem 9tei6stog 81 9Sorms iiibrte Der
logte man loae niht jebcm Geletc Der
Menl l1eu gebord)en> 1ro Scr NIT ben
99ortcn ]1loB v9icr iteDe i'd: SD fam
ni6t anoers. @ott belfe mir !" 9lfan fat
Sic Seluiten Dem 8elieben Der Yoli5ei
preisgege ber &on5elporo9rop6 bot
oos beut1 1de Nci6 nidt gcrcttet 'unb jett
mill man ben tot6pli1 19en&lerus uol(fom=
men bem poli5eili0en 8clie6en preis9e=
ben, oorum erfouo man biele Yprlage>
neil feline on0ere 5trafe nc6r i6rig mar
ais sic @uliotine. (Beifol i'm 3entrum.) }
u0ur6 Me@tung uno Snternirung obcr
,pirb man ben @ioert tonO beute 10 menig
bre1en, Der ouf @runo oex @elpileu ru6t
ols 0ies 1T Serul lolen1> in 9ton uno Sll
Worms mD9lidb mar. CSropo i'm Cen
trum.) Sic W}otipe per(i6erlt uus, OaB
Die Wtai9elcge gar ni6ts llpgewDbnli6es
lsiel1, 0aB anoere 9taoten Q0nlibe &C.
lete bdtten. Mii1len mir benn bas 86le
noDaDmen unb tulturfeinhli6e NloBre=
9eln gu bcn IN lri9en mo6en? Mon
>oill Der Strife ibre @elbtuertdnoigfeit
raubeu> ober es lit perge6li0es 8emiiben>
bic &ir0e gum @taots=S =Snl lttute MAIDEN
III moQen. Sic @eiltli@eu Der rfotboli1 16en
5Sir@e tbun ni1t> mas bic Dfoigc1ebe BON
ibnen perlan9en lie uuterucrfen 1i6
ober ben ii6er lie per6dn9ten @trofen.
9}un >uill man BEN nie0riegea Glerus
j1uben pDr ben @trofen Ser 8i]60fe.
N}on mill oro ben @elt ser @ebellion in
oie fotboll9e &ir1e erien. @os fotbo=
li10e 0plt o6er pou ben oberfen @piken
bis in Die unterlten Sic fen ltebt feit sur
Stride uno Ser perfol9ten Geilt!ibfeit.
W}an mill Sen Bi10Dfen nid)t mebr &C.
ltotten an Dem @aBe Der @@rift fef5u=
bolten 9u 1olllt @ott mebr ge6or6en
ols Sen Menl 0en. Nfan mill Dielmebr
Dem @toat oos 91e9t 9eben, oas gSort
@ottes aus5ulegeu, rno an oteler @taots=
ooftri1 ioa bas @olt feFbalten. @iele
obl9euli6e @taatsboftrin batte in Gn9=
lan0 Die Nertrei6un9 Der @tuarts 5ur
Tol9e."
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. Ser in 8 on 5 II suerit ourt0 81,

= Ser in 8 II 5 II 5ucrIt 0urD Cir
9enrD Sbompion ongereste @e0onfe Scr
5ootenperbrennun9 finOet 1T 9ewil len
Srel)en natiirlib Qlntlong. cir 9enrD
lel6er maDt Dermittelit zines Gicmens'=
l6en Sfens fort>uQbren6 @er6rennun9s=
perlu6e nit to0ten &dlbern unb G9lpei=
men, Inn einen m69li@lt ral6en uno 9e=
rn@lolen Werbrcnnungspro5eB Su er5ie=
len.
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Sbio 9Saiicnfrc':Iso.
y . .

prelSDoben &r1e9s5elten in 0cn Sinn
tpmmel'. Go bat Die 8ronitcpiller M}o=
nnfoftur- Gp. lebtes Sobr einen Neinpro=
tit bon % Yroacut ersielt rno ibre 9lt=
tien iteben 73 Yrnjent iiber pori. 6:
sei9t liD eenn in Gecr9io audi cine ltorfe
Nei9unN porrdtbiges 9oar9els in Bo,m=
>pollmll0en onSulc9el.
BUR Norli1t uillcn 3eituuo5=
lhrciber oure5 eiucn nculid0 i Son
Tran5iSco 5ur Gntldei0un9 getoumeue,
6oli ern1oGnt merOcn. 0os oprtioc
GDroniclc wurbc nimliD oui SSluoe elmer
Urou Samcs @ombcn 81 $4,000 Gbreu=
l0doiyuu95gelo perururtDcilt neil
Ic5 beim plOtlithcn Sooc ocs gHonucs
Der Genonnter cine 9(nlpislun0 mot5tc,
als Gobc oo5 GNcib ocul leben ermoyoct.
- : III y q rii0mt li0 oomjt> cjncu
rullild)cn Goclmonn in eaem icincr g.
! le9ropDcnbuvous 5u Dobcn. Sin ltclu=
Yorftr Elatt 9offt MN, oob Sma6o lci=
men 9(oeli9cn gut pcr>u0breu ruo btluu-
hen mcroc; ocnl1 in 9lew Vorf oimr1cltc
les ucn Goclcutcl', Die ols Sitllntr uuo
Worbicre fungirtcu uno man babe lo
Itort 0enug an oiclen oob mon jitb 0eAcN
Iullen meiteren 3nlouf oil Is Gru lt!it}lt;
pcr>pobren u1iilie.
-~G ogebt 5 IN Der 9Nc!t, vio9tt
neulid) Gin be lNciocner So1touer uolle
unltre Srobcn NFGnner treten pou ser
SUbnc ne5 0oleiu5 oo - 10 oing crit
@rcelc9> nonn Summer uno iA glou6c,
| id) bobc |clblt bolo SIT 9ebn."
SIT ocr Is. 0iltrittlAu(c ~ 0iucin=
natl crci9ncte lid) cm 9}ittpotD ben 20.
Slpril Scr ipl9cuOc Torfuu
Sic HcNrcrin GomantNo Gyoi3c, ,uclrl>
I'M 3lmn'er9(p. >n!crriDtct, iro0tt niuis
lib lire GNiicr
9Scr bon Cu9 trinft &ivr?
9licmon0 ontluortct.
Hcbrtrin 9icjtni1er, 'pclt3e Nier tv;u.
tc'1, 1cbca al I?
(Gs crbtbcn litD mcbrcre S:naten uno
Maodcu.)
2eDrcriu
o, shame on your boys and
girls, you drink beer !" e didn't
Gu@ SIR &na6cn unb M}dbNen, i0r
lIlnll Sl(t.!
Sic 2t3reriu, }ueltDc 9|ou5tc, bab SIC
Rinoer onltott oeS 9)}itta9Sc6cus Sitr
tr0llfel> Tro9tr mtitcr
user pou Gn0 betorumt fSi:' y};itioS=
eljen 2"
U9 erDob liD cin &no6e uno lo0tc: sd,
6cfommc fcin W}itto9eiien, ncinc Mllttct
1T bel Den SctIt)lvtI Ittrn."
- Sic crltc totbplilGe &irt1e lit scr
Staot 9tc'u=Yorf luurbc i'm Sabre l7S:5
9ebout uno 5>por ouf eintm 2Dci!c Der
6tele, mo li@ jett bic St Yeters= =SSirt0e
in Sartlapltrect erhcbt. 0o5 luur Dor
50 Sobren. Sn oiclen 50 So1rcn Gobcn
Die &ot5olifen bic 3abl ibrer Stird)en
ouf ll6er 40 gc6raDt> 0icle!ben ent0oltel
fir meDr ais 10000 YerlDnen Sibyuur.
uno man lAdbt beren 9ScrtD auI jctf:
90tiQioncn 0n!lors.
- Sos 9elomulte Slrcol pou Nrpb3ri=
, 6ritonnien, Trantrci0> 0eutlblono uno
ben Sereinl8ten @toaten> lo>uic bit 2in9t
Scr Gilen6aDn= uu0 5elegrop0 =H;nicn
lit IN ber fDlyen0en 5obcllc Qubcrlt ii6er=
|i0tl;6 oorgc1tellt
saneer elrcol nots Wlcilen. Meilsu
} 2uoor ARsi!en. eanae sanat
her Scle= erG;icu
| graptrn bGtnru.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-13

CS W HlCt ttluuio olH.lult pitit 2NOller
man in Den lester Nlonoten crfunoen
bot, I'M bic gGeiber5u be5eitbnen, bie ollc
MirtDsDduIer tcot6eten uno tooti iingen
woAten. :Dian bot lie eenanut 2o0ics
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l Operation Elm Gbirl1r9 erbiclt $500
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, pon $500 fit bas 9lus5ie1cn cine:
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i $40 fir jebe l(ntcrl lu6ung, $25 PEI
4 Gtun6e fir 9(rbeit an Ben 3dbncn uni
fat fir 0os Tiillen eines 3oDnes l0o1
1900 eryolten. 9plde 9erren 6obeu Ell
l. Sobreseinfornmen ppn $4,000
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, 1i0 nit ibren funfeln0en G6dkeu 6e
y gliiden loollen> cine fin5ebntagige Nei1
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New-York tribune., 1874-10-13
Sales bp Aurti0n
Glotbins.

IN PER CENT ADVANCE in prices Tor
sDJ CksTofP CLOTHING, Dresses Jewey and
aud dispatch call on or address MT or n
I01 7bye ladies order and convince yourselves
New-York tribune., 1874-10-13
ceetnres ano Meetinss.


A MEXICAN BIBLE UNION ANNlVER-
N sARY WEDNESDAY OF IL IN TIE Mariners Temple corner
Oliver aad Henry-ss-Meetngs, Ga lO2 nj 22 up m'
Speakers Reys RANBAUT, FULTON. BLISS. JUrIBN BAN
WARD. ARMITAGE &c. &c.
II NJ. SHROFF of Bombay will deliver
IN. Lecture The Prseesp &c 2. Ratgen Female CSsse
Ffh-aye 42dst, THIS EVENING at Admisson 90 eentA
Tickets sheldon Co.'S 677 Brosdvy or at the College
DACKARD COLLEGE LECTURE COURSE:
Il JAMES PARTONS Lecture The kngs OF Bannes
will be delivered Cooper Union Hail. WEDNESDAY E'bNlN"
the Packard Business College Lecture
Admission the so Tickets be bad
S05 the ball the evening OF The e
ture members Of the College will rcs ese
s,ss an .nnicatiop al the Office SIS. PACKARD 4 co.
PEV. MATTHEW HALE SMITH, d, D., will
N AensI NJ b. cbusyt tue
the following evenings ~ b.
DAY Oct IL "Praetcal Uses Of Wit and Humo TuBsDAf
Oct 90 Former and These" Tt EsOAf Oct "a Oaf
Tickets admission 6O cents for the course
81 For Putnams Sons Pourhsye, corner sen hfa,
Methodist sos Broaiwafi w. o. Palmer % ~
Bible House. Asto place; Squire ls2 Bowery Chaa hesra
Co 3O Grand American Tract Society $50 Nssssaet, and ~
the door open ecure 10 commence at 7S4 ocoes
THE NEW-YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE and
HOSPITAL WOMEN haung removed 70 the northeast cor
,e Of 37th NewYck viii hold the kEt MON
AND OPENING EXERCISES Of the Twelfth Session Oe lJ 81
PIN Aimittance free.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-13
Brooklyn Board.
DROOKLYN BOARDnOne large, completely

Country Board.
COUNTRY BOARD at STAMFORD, Conn.,
~ Ro Single Rooms house newly and nicely ian shed
6c reasonabe references hrstass
Address o. B., Box 6i9 Stamford, Conn.J
New-York tribune., 1874-10-13
Board and Rooms Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN of refinement wishing q
N good HOME for himself wife, and
family Of the highest repectaby by sd
dressing 1872 West Thlrteenths St
DOARD WANTED-FOr adults and chill
ID aged IA and will require paror and beiroomS house
bebetwern Madison and 6haes and 3h and hOs for
accommodation and private table will 800 month"; refer
ences Address A. y. U 2,217.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-13
Aelp wanisa- Malss.

WANTED - CANvASSERS to secure sub
w be dre.sss seiesufe nASsLaA ASsrsao
PRNx MONTHLY. 600 wslsstss. PhissslsAA