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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-18
MARK Ers BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW York, November l7-Noon,--
Money .! percent; gold, III,
Exchange, long, iSIi short l0l
governments duh and strong; state
bonds considerable doingand strong
stocks duh but better prices.
Cotton--quiet and easier, uplands,
lisc; Orleans, lllc.
Salcs-l' Futures November, ~ 2l'32
@li 25-32c; December II 1890
II 23-32c; January, 10 3'39Wl5 632ci
Fcruabry, l5s@l5 7-lGc; March, Is 1882
@l6 25-32ci May, 10 5-lO@lOsci June,
l6!Ml6sc,
Evening. Cotton quiet and easier !
Sales, l,O23 bales ut lisGGl5lc.
MOnpy-ilrmer at 3lGIl per cent
Exchange weak aud lower 1T II SB4.
Gold, HOLLY governments dull and
strong states, active
GALVESTON, November l7.--Money
steady. Gold, hrmer and higher, at 10
@ll0lo, buying and selling silver
iirmer and higher rates NJ 1850 1851,
buying and selling,
llides--Dry flint selected, 10000;
as they run, l63Gl7c; wet sailed select
ed, 0lc; butchers green Sc; dry
salted, nominal; damaged halt price A;
badly damaged and glue stuck / price.
Cotton steady and in fair demand.
Ordinary, llsc; good ordinary, l3lc;
low middling, llc; middling, l4ici
good middling, l4!C.
Sales, 1900 bales; receipts, ! Jos bales;
stock, 50, lSS bales.
LIVERPOOL, November l7--Noon. -
Cotton firm, Uplands 73@-di Or
leans SlG4-d. Sales $4,000 bales
Cotton -- Sales to-day, 1900 bales
American.
New ORLEANS, November l7,-Cot-
ton-Demand good, but at lower prices.
The market receded to Saturdays pri-
ces, losing yesterdays improvement.
Sales ego bales. Good ordinary to strict
good ordinary, l3S0l3Sc; low middling
to strict low middling, l4s@l4sc; mid
ding to strict good middling, 14S@
! ISc; good midding to middling fair,
l43@l5Ic. Receipts, 1l,727 bales; eX-
ports, Continental 420 bales; Great
Britain 708 bales; stock l0Q8i7 bales;
unsold last eN ening 20, 100 bales; on
shipboard $4,000 bales,
Gold, lO$@ll; sight ] discount, ster-
ling, S. 81.
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LOCAL BREVlTIEs'

November 10th tho Cosmopollles,
Family aud fancy groceries NJ Leon
ard Brosu Austin street. between
Main aud Elm.
ON the eth, The Merry Few give at
Fields theatre u grand complimentary
hop to the young Indies of Dallaa'
The Cosmopolltca, Friday evening,
Nov 20, ut Odd Felows' hall See
advertisements
Now drug atoro-rrcsh drugs, paints,
oils etc, ut G. j. MOllttps corner Main
aud Lamar streets,
The ladies of Thomas Chapel l. o. O.
r., give fair ut the Chapel eight miles
north of Dallas on Friday, the 10th,
The Cosmopolites, Friday evening,
Nov. 20, at Odd Fellows hall. Sec
advertisement.
Captain Johnson, the city engineer
Is doing all that n depleted city treasu'
~ and small force will permit of his
doing TO improve the streets.
II you wish TO have your watch re-
paired so M to run correctly and have
no further trouble with II, take IL to
Weob, sos Main street, All work war
rantcd.
Physicians prescriptions accurately
compounded at G. j. Moletps, corner
Main aud Lamar streets.
Leonard Brothers, groccrs, on Aus
tin, between Main aud elm, do the
great family grocery business.
The Cosmopolites, Friday evening
Nov. 20, at Odd Fellows hall. See
advertisement.
For family and fancy groceries 60
to Leonard Bros, Austin street, next
door TO Odd Fellows hall, The best as
sortment will be found there.
Perlumery, toilet and laundry soaps
starch, etc, at Molletps drug store, cor
ner Main and Lamar streets.
Leonard Bros. will furnish you with
the best of groceries, at the lowest
prices, and deliver them at your door
free of charge. Call on them.
The Cosmopolites are going to sur
prise their most sanguine friends on
Friday night. A great programme has
been prepared.
Cure your chapped face and hands
and soften your rough skin with Elder
Flower Lotion from Molfetts drug
store, corner Main and Lamar streets,
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Draw ing tine hUcky Numbers I'm she
peNas Pvisr Concert.
We find the following notices in the
Houston papers, touching the manner
in which the drawing on the g2d ult
was conducted:
From the Age,
The opera house was well filled on
Friday with ANXIOUS ticket holders,
and many curious TO see the drawing of
the thirteen hundred and seveniy-twp
prizes which were to be taken from the
great "whcel of fortune"
THE COMMITTEE
of gentlemen was one of the best that
could have been selected by the audi
ence. Mr.. w. ID. Cleveland, the enter
prising wholesale commission mer-
chant of our city; &. w. Pescay, of
the large iewelry house of G. w. Pes
cay IL Co.; Sam Sterne, n long time
merchant and energetic business man,
was another of the committee; c. G..
Wiggin is of the firm of Wiggin,
Smith u Simpson, proprietors of the
extensive Phoenix iron works, of this
city. Hon. ID. u. Barzi2a, who super
vised the drawing, is our present rep
resentative, and one of the most popu-
lar men in the district.
THE DRAWING
was prefaced 10y an explanation from
Captain Foster, of the mode of draw
ing, This was well received and UNI
derstood, precisely rs was explained by
the circulars. Captain Foster said that
while he wished all his home people
good luck, he yet was free to say that
with the people of poor Mississippi,
Louisiana and South Carolina, he felt
greater sympathy, and he did hope
they would draw the largest number
of the prizes, that thoy might come to
free country, and make Il white mans
| living. This sentiment was received
with loud cheers.
The drawing was then proceeded
with, ana tie result is announced else
where.
From the Telegraph
Not even the most cnptious and sus-
pccting person could take exceptions
to the manner of the drawing. II was
fair, honorable and equitable.
The committee and recorders Were
of our very best citizens, and kindly
gave their time and labor to the super
intendence of the drawing, or rather
did the actual labor of 1t.
Captain Foster has acted honorably
and fairly throughout the whole man
agement OF this enterprise, and has
given no one the slightest cause to sus-
pect any wrong intention on his part.
While some money has been made by
the venture In oil probability, yet the
property given as prizes has only net
ted fair price, and the profit ~ only
in exchange of the property for cash.
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If Dallas doesn't grow to be larger
city than London, New York, Yeddo
or Pekin, the fault will not be with
her people. She has more enterprise
than half the cities of an hundred
thousand inhabitants, in the country.
Realizing the necessity of railroad con-
nection with New Orleans, the Board
of Trade have sent a committee of
able citizens TO that city to confer with
them on the subject Of constructing a
direct line between the two places.
This is the kind of spirit that ami
mates them in all public matters.
How fortunate we will be when onr
people are educated in the same liberal
manner Fort Worth Democrat.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Mayor-W, /, pHbell,
Engihper--M liiinn "a, I0hns0lH
AiluiutY-M illlnN IA, Edwards,
Treasurer -iiOpril II, Ntsl,
Assessor uHd collector Thomas j, hfhlph'
Aulshnl --lunins fsAk,
DapuiY AllmhM II liTap..
PnlrsluHu--I, W, npfncrrl 4, ", Mlksihi
" ID. R4eali, "a blupij admugl tmpbl VI
II, flannel, ., a, stewart stephen llnlsphi
fmnf luslrn,
iieaith Omger-Dr II, 4, Cornelius,
Alifrmen-fllst ward ~ W HnflNsl 100
4 LEONARD, Henry ,tTyay, heennl Fali W
ID, COughahOuT John N, Howell, ihitl
ward a, n, ilenslrY, lain pWeusi los ~
Mcdonnell, fplrlliWardl H,h, Mcdonnell
w. u, Annng, ..
'The oiiioss Of the various city Officers ore
az lle oily narlirl huuhe, Tue ppNIl ~ ~
deIunn meet la regular session ~ the eoun'
Oh room over the market, every IneSlhS
night,
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Nothing of any particular impor-
lance occurred yesterday morning
when his honor began sitting the dis
orderly, the drunken and uproarous
element.
John II. Murphy, James O'Brien
and Jerry March, were arraigned, tried
and fined as usual.
w. McDermott, charged with fenc-
ing up Jackson street, had his ease dis
missed upon condition of removing
the fence, which he is 10 do.
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A Nuisance.

The attention of the police is called
to the bad, profane and obscene Ian
guage too often used by hotel runners
at the railway depots and this, too, of
ten in the presence of ladies. In their
zeal for their respective establishments
and abuse of one another, they too
often go beyond the bounds Of decen-
cy. a stop should be put to it at once.
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FRANKLIN L. CO..

5Oa Main street. have received
IA very filisuppiy Of new books
consisting Of the standard au-
thors i'm prose and poetry, the
best and mos! approved light
literature. appropriate ,iuye-
nile reading, school bsol6s.
etc. etc, which they SELL very
cheap
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II. +. Mathison, Esq, of the Groes-
beck Clarion, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Hugh Dyer, travelling agent of
the Fort Scott, Kansas, foundry is in
the city.
DIR. Pope has removed from over the
City bank to over Morales & Bonmati,
corner of Main and Lamar streets.
Under q mssapprehension of Mr.. j..
III. Bryan's intentions in the matter,
the name of another member of the
Board of Trade was instituted for his
in certain committees. Mr.. Bryan's
name will therefore remain i'm its orig
inal position.
The New Orleans Times of the 18th,
notices the arrival i'm that city of "a
committee of four prominent citizens,
a committee from the Board of Trade
of Dallas Texas. Their object is for
the purpose ofperfecting arrangements
for the extension of the New Orleans
and Dallas Railway. Last evening
these gentlemen held an interview
with w. S. Pike, ESQ.,, and other lead
ing citizens on that subject. Although
the result is not known, it may be safe
ly said it will be favorable to their mis-
sion.p
General John G. Walker, as a rep
resentative of the Texas and Pacific
Railroad company, was in Nashville
on Tuesday last, and addressed the Cot
ton Exchange, asking that body to fol-
low the example of the mercantile
boards of other southern cities, as New
Orleans, Charleston, Atlanta, in agree
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OPEN AGAIN

Ma. sos Main Street,
IN iIie number where our
old friends aud lhe pubiic gen-
orally viii hnd us, with ~ hilI
st0ck of books, paper 81 hll
hinds. stationery, wall paper
paper bags, wrapping paper
i0r grOccrs and merchants, cot
ton sampiing paper, etc. Nc"
goods cOIhing In al
REED a. AATIlItOI"S.
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lFinm tho New O,lrans flonyuneI
The recent agitation Of the question
about building mllr0nd Ia trnllAl
loXua, aud what hus heou said about
II IN 0ur city papers, appears 10 have u
very marked effect among The people
OF our neighhurnR state Galveston
now proposes 10 construct r0nd nom
bolivar Point 10 Beaumont az 10
Omng6, on the sabine llycE Houston
has taken the alnrm ~ our proposition
Ia strike directly 10 middle and north
efn leXnH, aud thur deprive her OF llle
monopoly which she hns hitherto en-
lnyod Of the trade of the most pOpl'
lous and richest portion Of the Lame
Star SlRlg'' aud now DullNH, npprecl-
ating the dpalWhleness aud imp0r'
lance Of direct line from New or
leans 10 Dallas, Inns pronounced IN
favor Of such nu enterprise,
The vast Importance 10 the trade
and commerce of our city of such u
railway, which, with liz connections,
would nut ~ In direct connection with
the whole Of upper Texas, aud, by
means Of the Missouri, Kansas and
Tcxns railroad, with the Indian terri
tory north Of II, cannot he too highly
estimated.
The advantages Of New Orleans, ~
the nearest nnd best decp'wNter sea
port to all middle aud northern Texas
arc 80 manifest ~ not 10 require nrgu'
mcnti they ARE selEevldent, w,
would do, and with such II railway
we could hot be prevented from doing
the entire import and export business
of the richest portion Of Texas and
this great railway, once IN operation
we shall no more see, what are now
80 numerous the placards, "storcs &c
let" throughout the best business por
tlons nf our city.
We cali upon our merchants an,
propCrty-holders, ono and all, To unite
In the work Of inaugurating and aid
Ing strictly home company to under
take the building Of Il railroad to cen
tral lcXas, In the direction Of Dallas
assuring them that, II they will do 80
all obstacles will be overcome and sue
cess will be assured.
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REED q LATIHl,Ol,

viii sellthe EtsucatiOnaIs series
OF school books at Introductory
rates and exchange for old and
unpopular books. They keep
also "a full stock OF ALI other
school books, which they will
sell as low as the lowest.
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GARNET sNSIRNNNEIRE

u have now i'm lny shop, On
Cochran street. ~ iirst-class cab
net furniture work man. and
;sna prepared to sl0 ali kinds of
repairing or make aew fssFni-
ture to order. All RAY werk VIII
be guaranteed Of Hae best, and
prices III low as amy.
A. w. MORTON. Un,iertaker.
Shop on the corner Of Cochran
and Carter streets.
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THE MAILS.

Arrival and Departure Of Malls NJ Dallas Post
Oillce.
Northern mail arrives daily NJ $3.50 a M
departs ~ $50 u m,
houthein mnil arrives At $40 u mi doparl'
At Uii1 a ~, 100
departs az $3.50 y ~,
Fort Worth, WcNlhorford and J0clIshort
mail arrives Except MondayHl ~ y mi de-
parts except HundayHl att ana,
nontOn aud Wise County, lGwiAyille ant
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wednes
| day aud Friday ~ y mi departs Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday NJ q m,
Cloburnc, Hood County, Cedar liill, Mhha
| field aud AlynfadO mail departs Monday aht
Thursday NJ 7 ain, arrives "wednesday anc
| Saturday ut n IN,
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llinchIcN & Nihrell

Desire to inform their friends and the public
that they are NJ the old stand, prepared to do
all kinds oftin work. ANA will have full sup
ply OF stoves and tnwarc III three or -four
weeks
Dallas, Novemberil. 23jdlm
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NOTICE.

Job work IN Invariably paya-
bile OH delivery, ana ali tram
silent advertisements al the
time they are handed In. Legal
advertisements must also be
paid in advance. These rules
will he strictly observed.
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1t is rumored pretty authenticity
that Governor kellogg has issued par
dons to the federal officers recently
sentenced to ten days Imprisonment
by Judge Trimble, radical, of Lincoln
parish.
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Mr.. j. T.. PockFus, who lives near
Red Land, in Bossler parish, Louis
lana, was accidently shot last Sunday
evening, on this side at the ferry land
ing in this city, and Is thought NOR
tally wounded.
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A. rs. Sieagnii, merchandise
broker. cOnyeynMcer. and nO'
tnry pHbiic. OAice-N0. s0s
Lamar street.
H2iltf
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507 Main street il the place TO find
the largest and cheapest stock o,
books, stationery, etc, In the west, for
IL ~ the street aud NO. of
PIERCE G. LYLE.
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To Lumbermen and Mechanics

Phoenix planning mill-building up-roof
on.-engine In place-two of the largest and
best planners manufactured, with balance of
outht 10 arrive Saturday or Sunday-whole
VIII be set up and running BY 10th or 2lst In
slant o, D e. GROVE.
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THE CDSSaSPOEaTES
Will give an entertainment at
ODD FELLOWS HALL,

Friday Eve. November 20, 1874,
Consisting of vocal and iNstr1l-
mental music, songs. dances
and 5uriesq@es.
Reserved seats can he secnr-
ed at Pierce al hyEe's book
store. Admission, 30 cents. Rcs
served seats, Sl.
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SOCEETRR lS.


DALLAS C0MNlANDERY Not, knights
Templar, will meet at the Asylum in the city
of Dallas, on the first Thursday after tho lasl
Saturday in each month,
FRANK AUSTIN, Il. C.
ED. q. BOWER, Recorder.
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TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 50, T. & A. NJ,
meets ou tho second and last Saturday even
ings of each month, AT the Masonic Hall.
JOHN j. GOOD, W.M.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No il2 f. & A. NJ,
meets on tho lllst Saturday eveningof every
month, al It's hall over Wheat's store, on
Main street. VIC. YOUNG W M
a. W. NowLIN, Secretary.
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RFEEREM

-
Knowing that the management of this as
| ISOLATION will be conducted as represented
we cheerfully recommend the same 10 nh
| public: f'e
James Leonard, John Holford, John r. Me,
Dougal, W. II. VIM, II. Tone, j. NJ. Cook
aldermen city of Denison Texas, Judge vii.
liam D. Kirk, J. Neyins, CITY treasurer, VI.
b. Boss, Lone Star mills; weekly Times. ben
| lson; Il. L. Fuller, Alamo hotel; NJ. GOodsoil
| Co, merchants; VIM. Hughes, Samnel 4
| Cook, Colonel T. IL. Warren, real estate bro.
kers; First National bank, Denison: Colonel
Frank Schrafer, eN-mayor; daily and weekly
News, Denison; Charles Il. Maurice United
states commissioner; Col. Samuel Brooks
| galveston, Texas; Joseph Perry, attorney Ar
M I. X. r.; j. w. Jennings, ex-postmaster
| United states senate; Colonel J.. w, Shen.
herd, Alamo hotel, Dcnison; General a
| Hllfl, United states army, Fl Griffith. Teyne.
aerohanls' pud Planters bank, Denison.
=. IL Eddy, division superintendent NJ. X. q
1. X. H. Colonel +. j. Strang. q. Nj. 4. n
army, Denison. Texas Goode. Stinnett 4 Co
eottoh brokers, Denison; 4. ID. Chadick'
son. Dohi-
a statement OF the distribution will be
ou9iIs ~, ana forwarded to ticket holders,
distribution. fN "''ei 'ie
GOOD and Responsible Persons Wanted
TO- work for the interests of this association.
Liberal commissions allowed,
HOW TO REMIT TO US-Money should be
sent by express or draft, postoffice money
order OF registered letters.
Address all communications 10
ALPHEUs II, COLLINS, sec'y.,
pW9hl Denison, Texas,
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NoTIuE TO AnyEIlTIsENs.

hereafter all bills for nd yeriisenen'h
Ia this paper viii be- collected monthly
unless otherwise speeihed Ia contracts
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'Secure the shadow

Ere the substance fades
And the place TO do II Is ut Freeman's Gal
lery, where nothing but hrst-class pictures
are made. Studio, corner Houston and Elm
streets. 23jd2w
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Another lot 0G these ciegan;
wISiic sEEirta, lTs; received anSI
Tor sale cheap, AT
230dlw JElFFAsIES.
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Jetiriea, No. G0i &iDn street, IL
i'm receipt OF "a line OF ingram
carpets and mating. 230dlw
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aailv 9erala.
WEpNERnAY M0NNINa. NOyENRER q
rOII sATEl.

My residence, e0rnor fHelho avenue
and Houston streets, CnihFaeiHE hhll =
black 81 ground, via q VOL hN'H'''N
0ne-si0gy RHd bgsemnHi rof''rpNN', ',
bniIdinR, ana all neeessaFg ""''h"''"'
ings, ele, An early applicant "'aS h''
cure bargain, -
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" son Waul Use iinesi ahd
gheHl,esi b90ks oSer brought 80
Data y 80 ~ FFanAiin ~ Cg,a'
BOf Slain street, where h lhe
largest, best seleoted aud nioHl
eOmpleie Hlooii OF booiis' s''''
ii0neTy, wall paper, g0id peis'
binuA bg0lls, yarieilfH, eipu
e,eF OilpFed ia tiils marAei'
winch are selilHg 0n most no-
gOHtHI0dnling iarAiH,
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instantaneous euro for Neuralgia.
OJdly IL. Q. H0SKINS, Agent Tor Dallas.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

Large airy rooms TO rent, furnished or UNI
furnished Board by the dry, week or
month, ClSiorn water. Convenient 10 bnsi-
ness. Apply at the former residence OF Ma
lor Barliloy, Commerce street, or at this
Office, 2j3ulw
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FINANCIAL AM CouAgROlAL,


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The Ladies' an and linnpyplenl society VI
H. Matthews parish, viii meet al lle fpsl'
denpe NJ M Aurphy, pn Commerce street.
"Wednesday ~ hall-pasl lhree o'elppk
FANNIE SAWYER, heey
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. II, Royal Arel
M0sous, meets at the Chapter Rooms in TIN
city of Dallas, on the first Monday in eacl
npnth
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LIST OF PRIZES.

1876 Grand Cash Gifts, amounting to 500, 600
~ Prizes in Real Estate, amount
ing Observation-Disclosures; $1,000
o,.5. 49,, go" ~----
H,'N Sllts, amounting to.....-",...... s250, 900
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w. NJ. G. YOUNG, NJ. L. HIP.
HENRY Boil, Secretary.
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$25O,OO0 IN GIFTS.
Depository, First National Bank, DenE0n

Distribution to commence Immediately
after the concert. Managers of the dstribu-
ton chosen by the ticketholdere and promi-
nent citizens.
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We do not propose to indulge in auy
speculations on these facts and COM
PARSONS. We do not mean to indulge
in any such fight Of fancy as President
Grant took last year when he said he
believed that the "Almighty was pre-.
pairing the whole world to become one
nation, speaking one language We
cannot see how the established Ian
guages of continental Europe. or the
ancient and fast-rooted Languages of
the impassive Asiatic myriads Of Chin.
and Indies, or the countless tongues of
Africa and South America, are to be
tangibly affected. much less under
mined, by any causes that are now ap-
parent, or within any time of possible
computation. But, at the same time.
We are quite ready to admit that the
English language has now = basis, q
range, and momentum, that seem to
be full Of significance, and to have =
certain sort Of prophetic indication
about administrations American.
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within reach beforehand, he measured
them carefully, apd, laughing over their
large size with his wife, carelessly threw
the shingle out Of the window, and in
Is minutes it was in the village shoe.
makers shop. That worthy worked
all night, and the next day the shoes
were ready for Martha, who slipped
away, with her father for witness, and
shortly returned to her mother as Mrs.
Basil Harrison. The mother soon re.
Tented, and the pair lived happily to-
gether for 70 years.