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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-02
THE GRAND STATE BARBECUE.
Let Every Democrat be at the Court
House this Afternoon.

A meeting to arrange for the con-
templated barbecue will be held at the
court house this afternoon, at four
o'clock. 1t is desired that every dem
ocrat who can will be present. AS
one of the old fashioned gathering to-
gether of brethren, of one political
faith, in the bond of brotherhood is in
anticipation let there be such a turn
out and such spirit shown as will
secure one of the most tremendous and
stirring reunions of the democratic
element of this state as has never been
known before since the days of Old
Hickory.
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Loans arc held At l2als pee cent pea
annum lhe LanhH hASe large re-
snnlrfs, iMl ace HnrY panilNlis lii fA-
luidiug accommodations, save pn lhe
mnst approved securities Gold quiet
win bll LILLE demand puying, lpsl I
selling, 1901 silver gulel Anl ll'
changed laying. 1903 selllpgl ipii !
eEplauge guirt and easy, iillls are
mpfe rlfnlilul commercial, New
York. sight currency, \ discount gplli
prrmium New Orleans slIhh cur
rfnrg premium gold ~ pemlull I
sterling si1iy daYsl nominal an
lIVERrOpl., October l,-Cpllon lull
aud easy Eales, bsuO bales American
sales nl hasis Of middling uplanlsl
moi hel0w good ordinary, shipped sep
lembeT aud October arlbii nllallliE
uplands, mol below low middllngJ snip
ped September and October, la'lbl'
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Our fall stock is beginning to
arrive, and will be larger than
ever before.
We still continue to make
wall paper, window shades.
etc., Al specially.
Purchasers will find our stock
complete, and the largest and
best selected in north Texas.
School books i'm great variety,
all of which mt bottom prices.
PIERCE AZ LYLE.
SO7 Main street.
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DIED

lRWIN-At her mothers residence In the
city of Houston, at half-past Il p. NJ, Septeln-
Der 10Th, Mrs. Irwin, the beloved wife OF Colo
hel H. c. Irwin. Of the International hotel OF
Dallas.
Mrs. Irwin was an educated and accom-.
plished lady, model daughter, wife and
mother, and above all, an humble, devout
christian. The writer had the pleasure OF
her friendly acquaintance, and felt honored
by it. Her surviving husband and son have
the sincerest sympathy of A FRIEND.
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ny an overnight that portion Of our
reporl Of the fire, embracing the slate
menl HAT II was most likely the,work
ofan inoendary, did moi appear, The
very plausible conjecture IL that sons
one Tired the roam IN which the fire
was first discovered, from the alley be-
tween Mira, BATHS aud the bank aud
drug store building Tho roam refer
red 10 had y window opening on the
alley,
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"Tbe IIo,Ier s,ore''

Has removed temporarily ~ the room
adjoining the Union ticket office, In
Messra, Champlain 4 WharIon's build
Ing, on the corner Of Elm aud Market
streets.
NJ, A, Iiibbler has opened In tho
first building eaat Of the studebakeI
wagon agency.
Mr., Crawford may be found next u
the Exchange hotel on Commerce
street,
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Are the agents for the Univer-
sity series Of school books, Of
which they have am immense
supply. and which they offer
at very low figures. They have
also, u full line Of other school
books I'm general use, and are
receiving daily, large additions
10 their already full stock.
They have also, the El PasO
onion seed.
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BARTON, Of the New Orleans "Pic,,"
In weaving rhetoric for hla paper In
city.
DEBTORS should remember that In q
fight the Lord IL always on tho collect
or's side.
MEssRs, ROWLAND, Talburt and
Ryan will open cigar stand on the
cast side Of tho store room TO be occu-
pied by Hamilton ~ Co., hatters.
GosILN, the cnterprlsing cigar dealer
ut Conner n Walkers, Offers the best
cigars at astounding low figures. See
his local advertisements In another
column.
A PORTION OF DR.. Months drug stock
arrived yesterday, and the doctor was
employing the muscle of his enviable
size In placing them In position on tho
shelves.
ORDERS are pouring into the soap
factory, In this city, to such an extent
that IL Ii almost impossible TO I'LL them.
Where Is the man who says factories
won't pay In Dallas?
The patrons of Mrs. Bath are in
formed that that lady proposes renew
Ing business as soon as she sufficiently
RECEIVERS from the accident which she
received during the late fire.
WE were pleased to receive n call,
yesterday, from Mr.. ID. Webster, of
New Orleans, and resident partner Of
Messrs. II. q. Dunn 4 Co., proprietors
of the Merchantile Agency.
The graders and gravelers have
commenced work on the south side of
Main street, from Lamar street as far
as the foundry. The north side will
be finished from Messrs. Marsals 4
Underwood's to Sycamore street.
ACCORDING to sign on n tree OH the
east side of the square, fine OF TWEEN
ty.dve dollars is imposed on all who
hitch their horses thereto. There Is
no fine, however, for hitching to the
posts Of awnings that we have so far
observed.
Mr.. III. It. Yeatman, of Nashville,
has established himself In our city for
the purpose Of buying cotton for the
spinners of Norwich, Connecticut. Mr.
Yeatman is an experienced cotton buy
err and will have his Office at Messrs.
Pierpont, Shields & Co.'s.
WHEN Mr.. Eylar, the harness and
saddle maker of this city, leaves Dali
las, our harness men will lose an hon
orable competitor and our city an in
dustrious, upright and clever citizen.
May he meet with abunda mt success,
is our cherished wish, in his new
home.
A TEAMsTER passed up Main street,
yesterday, swearing at his bovine
motive power as though this was not
n christian community aud testaments
couldn't be had for twenty-five cents at
any of our book stores, with q Texas
almanac for 1870 thrown in.
In will take one year to finish the
abstract of titles of Messrs. Duncan Il
Morgan. I'D. & M. should die within
that time the books will be inherited
by the local editor of the HERALD. If
this has not been publicly announced
by Messrs. ID. &. NJ, it is because those
gentlemen are too modest to speak of
their generosity.
AS WILL be seen by reference to our
special notice column, to-day, there
will be an annual meeting of thu
stockholders of the Dallas bridge COM
pany, at the Office of Messrs. CASTOR &
Thomas, OH Monday, the 10Th instant,
at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, for the election OF
officers and the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting. A full attendance
Is desired.
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I'ersonsi,

Harry Poiwin, Of the extensive
clothing house Of Measrs, Potwln n
Co., Of Lawrence, Kansas, leaves q
graceful "quIll" on the Cosmopolitan
register.
NJ, Mcclellan, or "Mao' M no IL best
known by his friends, slung u royal
fist on the aforesaid register, yester-
day Mac speaks raclly for some No, |
81. Louis houses.
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NOTICE.

Job work II invariably paya-
BILE 0n delivery, and all tran
silent advertisements NJ the
time they are handed In. Legal
advertisements must also be
paid In advance. These rules
Will be strictly observed.
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REED a. EATETHsOP

VIII sell the Educational series
Of school books nj Introductory
rates and exchange for old and
unpopular bOolGn. They keep
also "a full stock Of I'LL other
school books, which they Will
sell ns low as the lowest.
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Ueeenae,I,

Mr. John O. Blohm died IN this city,
yesterday, Of consumption, after n
brief illncas, nj the residence Of Mr.,
Antoine. Mr.. Blohm was oompara-
lively u young mau aud made u host
OF friends during His very short resi-
dence In this city. Our sympathiet
are extended his afflicted widow.
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NyOu want anything usually
found i'm II iirst-class book
store, go to Franklin ~ Co.'S,
where you can be satisfied on
the most accommodating
terms, and in Il very courteous
manner.
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No Amputation Necessary.

The surgeons have decided that 1t
will not be necessary to amputate the
arm of Mr.. William Smith, which was
SO severely cut by resaw at Messrs.
Grove Il Watts mill on Wednesday,
as the case has developed very favora-
BILE symptoms since the accident.
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son woHH,

Ne have the facilities eua she work
men 30 do ~ seea weFh, ana ~ ~
low rates, ~ sau be dens anywhere
aaa We msan 10 do H. BFiag ys"r
fias Job wsrh 10 TnE BABY nhn-
An 0pPIoR, Garner 81 nain ""a
Lamar slEahlA.
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SOClETH KlS.
Masonic.

Masonic.
DALLAS C0MMANDERY No, 6, Knights
Templar, will meet Mt the Asylum in the city
of Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday in each month. ,,.,,
ED. q. BOWER, Recorder,
DALLAS CHAPTER No. At, Royal Arch
Masons, meets at the Chapter Rooms in the
city of Dallas, on the first Monday after the
last Saturday in each month.
w. NJ. G. YOUNG, NJ. T.. Ii. p,
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 50, T. & A. NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
inss of each month, at the Masonic Hall,
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
odd Fellows.
.. f., meets on the first and third Friday
Hall. II. q. BoHNY, c. p.
NOISE KAHN, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. "A, ]. o. o. f., meets
syf HAIL. Wednesday 11s s f ba s9s oSa EEL
IF. WOLF Secretary
TRINITY LODGE MOI. 90. F., meets
every Monday nigh, at ODD Fellows hall;
H. ID MCION n ELL, N, u.
Il. p. LYLE, Secretary.
Good Templers.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, I. o. G. T.,
meets every Saturday night at the Thomas
Chapel church.
SION s. RECORD. W. CT.
j. w. RECORD W. Seer. tarY.
Patrons of Husbandry,
BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No, q, of the
Patrons OF Husbandry, meets at Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the first and third Sat.
urdays of each month.
I. l.. FRANK, Master,
u. r. BECKER, Secretary.
knights of Pythias.
CoEUR DE LEON LODGE. No. s, meet
every Tuesday evening. II. b. Seay, Past
Chancellor; b. Ward, Chancellor Comman-
der; L. NJ. Miers, Vice Chancellor; X, p,
Prelate; A. 5. Jett Masterof Exchequer; ]. s.
Downs Vaster Of Finance; j. q. Leigh Keen
erof Records and Sealsi Cross, NJ. at A.
Britanic society.
The Britauic society meets every alternate
Monday evening, In knights of Pythias
hall. j. b. MUNDEE. President.
F. j. III. RYAN, Secretary.
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OFFICE OP DALI.As Riif nEI coal
Dallas feHas, Oel0bfF u iblf'
She Stockholders flIie Dali
las Bridge company will meet
81 ihe office Of GaalDn a.
Thonas On Monday, ihe isth
iDsiani, AZ y O'ei0ek ". h,, los
the election 81 officers for ihe
ensuing year, ana ihe transae-
lion 0fany ether business that
would properly come beiore
said meeting,
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.IOHIN w. LANE.

Notary public and agent for
the collection Ofciainis AT Aus
tin. Once M CASTOR az Thomas
bank, north side Of the public
square.
OJltf
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LIST on LETTERS,

Below Is the list 81 unclaimed lellep re'
maning Ia Dallas ppsnnieei pelopei u lsii'
Parties ealilng fpr lhe same viii please say
"adyeHlisedr and give date ~ lisl' hneh 81
inem 80 remain N lhppliira uneallel lpf ~
lle cad NJ fpnr weeks viii be seni W lhp
dead leller GiHcr,
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No accounts assins, employees Ia the
Herald once will be- allowed Ia settle
ments with ihe oniee uniess an order
from the Proprietor IN given,
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a eutI,er IseporI.

Mean temperature Of tho city Of Dallas,
yesterday, kept by John y, itbbeilA, druggist,
Fahronheit'S iirAI,clasa thermometer
O'Clock a, W.
" uhlouH huuip''uuu''itr'''r"'' ~
O'CLOCK " h"nu','uu"'",'u""'u"r''' ''''''"'W'
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erford a Wilson, In partnership with
him IN his business, THIS makes .
strong team, aud Que not " he equaled
la the state,
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THE LATEST NEWS

And freshest literature may
be found ut Franklin's book
store, Main street, Dallas.
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W. q. Dlboll wishes II understood that he
is still putting on the best article of compo'
sition NJ 50 80 per square. lie has ON about
$1,000 worth over one year, AND ALL PER
Fret. lSjdlm
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Al Hermann Lnngo's Jewolry osloblish7
mont you hnd the finest assortment aud tho
lowest prices,
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instantaneous cure Tor neuralgia.
II. G. HOSKINS,
oddly Agent for Dallas.
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Copartnership.

Mr.. Hamm, proprietor Of the pre-
MUM stall, has taken Mr.. Wilson, for.
merly Of the old firm of Messrs. Cum.
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II you want a genuine arlicleof iewelrY,
gold Or silver watches, Gl0els orslyer lahle
ware, 90 10 Harnan Lanaes, south side ol
Main street, Ao,@l, Healso keeps large as'
sOrtmenl VI speolaeles ana tho celebrated
Hollands patent gold pens,
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ffyou wish TO have yourwatch put In good
running order go to Hermann Lange. He
Is a first class workmen, having learned and
practiced In the largest cities OF Europe and
America.
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Tns 0EsEaAL HAREET,


iaeOni Clear fldes l78lblsei Breakfast ihei
iians, pan yasaed, lllspi Haas snsAF-pAEeai
l1g,
Aplasses ia barrels per gallpnl falT ipei
frlme lAeip hOlpe tlgi dplden ~ npe'ei hllFef
DTlps M9Dlc,
Sugar la barrels rec ppuudll Fair lltei
fume .ni lhpipe l2e frllpw CHARMED i4igei
White elHiihed w .niflWdpiel iigip fnshel o.
Fish lAapkeTnlll No ihalf barrels tipi M,
" NJ,
Tobacco, pcs NJ, 5lgiie
C0nee and Tea,
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Auction on Monday bih, by owen a
Heath, Him street,

The following articles viii DO disposed Of
~ our auction room on The above date, They
viii be Suld without reseryel
IN l0ungei, 2parlor apti, l sofa, drawer !
Turkish arm chair, student arm chairs, 7
arm rocking ohalrs, 10 moss mattresses,
wool mattresses, 10 pillows N hedaIeadh, "a
Kitchen chairs, 10 dining room tables, \ onr0'
mos, eighl'day clocks, wagons and pos
nica,
Aale % eommenee ~ 10 Olel0ek, lppdll
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Gosin sellssl good cigars for twenty-five
cents, Thy them lvyl2l
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The Correct.
wanted.

These Ave cent cigars which Gosln sells are
excellent. l99d2t
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Peaches, 2,lb, dozen, " 100 -- ii'uara, ~, v
dozen, VI UDi flulnh, green CAGES, N-h n iuAnh,
W 7hI Strawberries, aTh, b dnznn, " ili lWhpr
bOrfleh, s't, edOlen, NJ w nlhrh perflrhi 2'lh,
n dolenl VI 7a Tomatoes a,hi y dozens Y,
Corn, 2,lb, n dozen, " b6I8 OJi fnnh 2'hi "
dozen, " Hl0gB ~ huce0lAhh, 2't, n dO1rn,
W 6Oi L0bsleIs, IN " dozoni W OOi oyhlem,
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FRANKLIN 4 90.

Law Blanks Of every description, for sale
and printed to order, at this ollice.
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NOTICE mol AnyEnrIsEns.

IHereafteraI hills for nj ertisements
In this paper will he collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified IN contracts.
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COMPOSITION Roofing.

Printed In pamphlet form, with nentnest
md dispatch, at the HERALD OFFICE.
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Any honorable position. Salesman pre-
ferred. J.E. JEWELL.
Ig7dtf
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UTlNH HppluH Hb IIuININuIIhl NNUt F1UIHlIHI3
bon pD0li FIGS new y - i,ri lhlsllh, q
IAnlnl b W, new lbpl Turkish pTuupH new
N N lhpi Almnndh, s0ft she'll b " slri llibrllh
lunwl y " alei WalnuN, q n 2ae, lrnsll NUS,
" N 1901 iuanulh, u u l44pi pTAnhrniHs, y
hinoy candy, u u aisDw fepnna, h buHlel
M hl
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned, members of the
Dallas fire department, and citizens of
Dallas, desire to return our sincere
thanks to all those who volunteered
their services, and assisted at the late
fire on Elm street, and especially to
Mr.. Thomas Ranahan, who rendered
such valuable aid, and nobly stood by
"Big" Billy Myers and George BEN
nett In handling the pipe through the
hottest Of the conflagration.
JUNE PEAK,
ED. LEONARD,
J.lW. LYLE,
And many others.
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A Special for s.Tom.,

The ensuing acknowledgement to
our great big hearted citizen and gen.
ial and jolly friend, Tom Ranahan is
deserved all over by that noble spirited
gentleman,.
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OFFIrE 80 THt nALLAH ilFHALnl
Nei1lef 4 iei,
lpanpeled daily ~ lHe 9iri A4iloHHl sanA
nfiuA hrlilnR
ssifi,9a..ii~ .............,..,....... sis
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rInnern, sioeIs nna Melnls.

Tlni 10 l0Xll, charcoal per box Blb bOi *
lQKll charcoal plAul lN, i2El9, charcoal
g2l Ni ~, rhWe0l, 1880 sll OOl IN, charcoal
llS20, $1,000 ~, llNeU, r60hng, slhODi No., aA
@,isal WI hl0Ck tin on Goo, sheet aln0 o. \
Toe, Fig lead u n 1901 Copper hOituna g =
tloi Sheet iron alKN Alh llHO, solder ekuu
refined ~ n 8acl dnlynnlsed Iron la full bun
dlca q 10 200, American Russia plhtDc,
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IirendsIuiIs audi Grnin,

Rio, common, lsoi FAN lNgGOl, 2iei 'rmf,
sii lholee, z',sei o'd' lava $780, Tea per w. ~
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ron SALE.
nne share Of sloek n lhe

one share Of stock In Tie
Dallas Heal Estate and IniidinE Asso'
eiaiion,
HAS besn len with me for sale, An early ap'
pllcant may obtain bargain,
Amply 10 JOHN KERR
lsadlf Flint National nank
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The best ane cut lohaeeo 10 be found AZ
HOslln cigar stand, lgJdA
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a, M.suINH,

Secretary Dallas bridge COM
pany, Aoa'Vl
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Eih,st,SIlss. Posters at THE HERALD jon
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llnuT Extra Family " i1i phQlpe
xxx " bOgb PSI xxx " S,ss O0i XXX W 100
~,
Hiram, Il 100 lbs, 7ig,
Oats y hnsilel Dasbl0,
Wheat poo buslrl, VI 40.
Corn, pfr bnshflt NEVIS mgl w OLD " ~
Corn meal, per N No. u pl4l VI,
fOWOea -lAblO n A4l w,
lieAnsi White navy ~ lis "a h9i w.
Fruits, Nuts and ConieeiiouerieH,
Dried apples pb e,i.emGnh, pb0N fhiuranHrf
"A hon ID lll fins luHWJ ID n llri llHlhlnht va
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TANNEHILL LODGE, No. SO, T. & A. NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
ings of each month, at the Masonic Hall.
JOHN j. GOOD, W. NJ.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
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DALLAS C0MMANDERY No. 8, knights
Templar, will meet Mt the Asylum in the city
Of Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday in each month.
FRANK AUSTIN, L. c.
Ed. q. BOWER, Recorder
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-14

and con opt to the aiooir.men. OF NJ. Cushing as
Chief Justice. II s. ,ndc. -ood thai the Commit
tee on The Judiciary made favorable report WIN
great reluctance, the only members who cave 1t
,ho,r hearty support being Mr.. Thurman, oi Ohio,
and MIR. Stevenson, OF Kentucky, both Bourbon
Democrats. Inc feeling developed sganst it III
the body Of the Senate l. said 20 have been very de
cdcd the argument urged by Democratic Senators
in his favor being the steio;yred phiaso-'Ever,'
body is in favor O. NJ. Cushing Republicans
VIII IN .niicst disposition t acqucsce In ii do so
npulog, ticalv suggesting that tie nominee, b,i &
alresdy SO Old cannot live long.
The probable early death OF the candidate is
strange reason to use IN support OF his appoint
meat.
The divergence pf the itpDblicep Traders aud
pruss has already been tho cause OF the assembling
Of tia party caucus in Washington on three ocea'
at which efforts have been made TO bring the
leaders under the lash of the organization, which
has eliminated IN the appointment OF commits
tee 10 wait upon the President to state the o5ee'
tons opposing party leaders have to Mr. Gust
m2's NJ lpoutneut.
Ii General Grant has the metal that shonld be
iouud in IA nun OF his experience lac will not be
ty,a,ed as though he weIs mere figure -heid, set
up To serve the interest Of the party ana not that
ol the country, as The Radicals now propose to
tteat hiuI and bis nominations.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-14
Pay Your Taxes !

Every Democratic voter should re"
member that he has bat 4 few DAYS Ion
ger in which he can call on the collec-
tors in the city and the various hun
dreds and pay his tax and secure his
vote at the next election, 40 man 5
name will be continued on the assess
ment lisl uulcs7 LIS poll tax is paid be
fore the expiration of the prescnt month.
Nothing will bo saved by delaying to
nav the tax, as the collectors viii then
be repaired to enter suit and collect II
by law. The poll tax is very light and
should he paid at once. /" Go 80 Will
save expense TO delay may cause rou-
be, aud i'll feeling to take the place OF
that kindness and suavity that should
exist bet 4een citizens. and especially
those of the same political faith aiming
to advance the public good, aud TO Sc
cure the best government for the whol'
people of the Sta,e. Remember, only
a few more days remain in which to cal
and pa" your tax if YOU have not done
so; and that the collector is not requir
ed to coll on you until be calls with hi
warrant.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-14

NJOTICR-N alton james viii serve pounds
IN ofICR daily to any Of their customers for Is
cents Der week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-14

IiTATGSG or BUILDISGs.-W Warming buildings
especially large oues used tor public purposes, Is
mattef ut commanding interest. Under our
present systems the temperature of such struc-
turrs frequently either too high or TOO low. thus
interfering win the comfort OF tnose occupying
them IN material degree. II is claimed that
under i peculiar system the vast Cathedral OF st.
Paul. London. Is heated so perfectly that there Is
seldom variation of temperature IN any part Of
the Interior greater than Two degrees. And this
effected by the use of a numb-r OF powerful
stoves Of peculiar construction, number OF which
arc placed in crypt, and have large graiDgs over
them, through which the warm air ascends, while
others are provided with downcasts TOR the cold
descending current TO &c warmed. The cost OF
| the fuel Is estimated to be about two cents per
hour for each stove; the whole Of them, however,
| arc not used at ono time, except in very severe
| weather. The average cost OF The whole tuel
| consumed during the three winter months IL
stated to be not more than SIS per week. 1t cost
| vastly mere than this sum to warm large bullt.
| ings in tins country and the matter should b
| looked into both on the score OF health ant
| economy.