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our Claims.

We claim that there Is greater GER
tainty aud uniformity In the produc.
tlon of good bread, biscuits, etc., In the
use Of DR.. Prlce's Cream Baking Pow
der, and that the articles made with II
are more wholesome and dlgestible
than If made with any other kind.
That ID IL one-third stronger, hence re-
qulres onc-thlrd less, which may be
proved by the only reliable and truth
full test, trial by the oven. We claim
for II, as also for DR. Prices flavoring
Extracts, that they are just as repre-
sented, aud just what the public expect
them to be by the name under which
they are sold. Steele 4 Price, manu-
facturers. .H..
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beginning At lGryay street, q u
southern intersection with MAN.
thence south along lirYaY street 10 llh
southern terminus ~ such plller lef'
mlnal point on said street willln : he
corporate Limits OF the clty Of Dlllas
~ 10 the said company may seem most
expedlent aud advisable, Beginning
on sycamore slreeL0ppphlle llp lilhIhtl
house, NJ ilsnOflherl intersection WIN
Main, thence along said sycamore
street 10 rs intersection WIN bryan
street, thence east along Bryan street
To is intersection with liarW0edi
thence north along llarW00d 10 Us IN
terseGlOn with Ross street. thence
along Ross street 20 ls eastern ter
minus, or such other termlnp point
within the corporate limits Of the Guy
Of Dallas as TO sal d company may seem
most eXpedient aud desirable,
The petition was referred 10 the COM
mlttee on streets aud bridges, after
which the council took recess until
next Tuesday evening NJ 8 o'clock,
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Mayors Court.

j.. j. Crustis, drunk and disorderly,
contributed three dollars and costs
toward liquidating the floating indebt-
edness of the city.
j. }. Hewett, for a like cause, do
mated II like sum for the same purpose.
A delicate African miss, oftwo hun
dred and forty avordupois, named Sa-
lima Williams, was charged with keep
ing house of ill-fame. The Inexor-
able said five and costs, and not being
able to see 1t, Salina goes to the
"cooler'' for the next fifteen or twenty
days.
Charles Brenard put In an appear
ance, and the charge of creating dis
turbance stood forninst his name.
Charley plead not guilty, but the fiat
went forth, and so did Charley-to the
COOLER" untilthe Insignificant sum of
three dollars and costs, amounting to
about ten dollars, was paid
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OUR FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Test of the New Truck and Fire Ext
guisher Yesterday.
The Committees Express Their Salts.
factiOn-The city Accepts she
Truck and Turns IL over TO
the Comnany.

AS per announcement in TIE HER.
AID of yesterday, the test of the new
Champion truck and fire extinguisher
took place yesterday afternoon at 8
O'clock. A few minutes before that
hour, East Dallas Hook and Ladder
company, in uniform, marched to the
engine house and took charge of the
truck. .,
The test was made at the corner Of
Wood and Lamar streets. An I'm
mense pile Of barrels, hogsheads and
other infiammable matter We're piled
together, in the centre of which was
placed half barrel of coal oil, and
over the whole thirty or forty gallons
of coal oil was thrown. The match
was applied at 5:O4 o'clock, and the
bell was tapped at 5:O5i o'clock; at
5;06l o'clock the company was on the
ground; the small extinguishers were
turned on at 5;O7l O'Clock, but as this
was premature, they were withdrawn,
and the hose turned on ut 5:lO3 O'Clock;
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THE CITY COUNCIL.


The council was called to order by
his honor, and the secretary called the
roll.
The minutes of last regular and
special meetings were read and, after
few unimportant amendments,
adopted.
The committee on streets and bridges
asked for further time to report, which
was granted.
Alderman Burke, for the special
committee to examine and test the
new truck and fire extinguisher, re-
ported that, so far as the committee of
the council, US well as the fire depart
ment and citizens committee, could
judge, the machine was perfect in
every particular.
Alderman II. B. Mcconnell moved
that the report be received, and the
mayor authorized to settle with the
agent of the company according to the
terms of the contract, which motion
prevailed.
A petition was received from Ross
broshers, praying that Hord, Collin
and Caruth streets be made forty feet
wide instead of fifty. Colonel Stem
mons stated for the Messrs. Ross that
they had voluntarily donated forty feet
of land for the purpose of opening the
streets, and under'th belief had made
various transfers of property. The pc
tition, so far rs 1t related to the lands
of the Messrs. Ross, was granted.
Sundry accounts for small sums
We're presented and, on motion, al
lowed.
Alderman Hensely introduced res
olution, which was adopted, requiring
the city attorney to examine all papers
IN the city secretary's office, and de-
termine which should be filed with the
county records and which with the
city records.
The proposition of Noah Newman,
to sell the city strip of land eight
hundred and forty feet long and
eighty feet wide, containing one and
one-half acres, for the extension of
Main street, for the sum of one thou
sand dollars. was reported upon favor
ably by the committee to whom 1t was
referred at a previous meeting, the
proposition to be accepted, when the
properdeeds shall have been drawn up.
Alderman Young wanted the coun-
Gil TO take some action In regard to
boys using "negro shooters"
On motion, the rules were sus-
pended, and a petition read from the
Dallas Street Railroad company, pray
ing for the passage of an ordinance to
permit them to extend their line of
railway as follows, to-wit:
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Another Fire.

Our citizens were awakened from
their slumbers this morning about hall
past one o'clock, by the hoarsc cry OF
"Firon caused by the burning OF Il
row of four small frame houses Oh
Pacific avenue, near Houston street,
Three Of the houses were occupied by
Mrs. Or. Thomas, Mrs, Jones and Mr..
Joseph Carson, respectively. The fire
originated in the one occupied by Mrs.
DR.. Thomas, and was, doubtless, the
work of an incendiary, us that lady Is
now absent from the city, and the
building for the time being, was unoc.
cupied. The supposition is that hel
house was entered and robbed, and
then fired in order to prevent dis
covery.
The loss on the buildings will moi
exceed one thousand dollars, but owing
to the lateness of the hour our reporter
was unable to obtain the losses of the
occupants.
This is the third attempt at incendi-
arism within the past few days. There
seems to be apreconcerted plot of some
miscreants to fire the city, and the
authorities should look closely into the
matter, aud if the guilty parties can
be detected, mete out to them such
punishment as will be II warning to
evil-doers in the future.
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The nreIllnr Mnicn Mnnla

Haa reached Dallas, and on Thursday
evening, ut the Methodist Episcopal
Tabernacle, tho first. intellectual con
test will tahe place, There will be op'
posing Sides Of thIrty-hye each, no.
lected by Messrs, q. NJ. Wheat aud u,
q. Venable, Prot, Williams, pronoun'
Ger aud Col, Mclean, umpire. Web
ster's unabridged win be the standard,
No catch, geographical or technical
terms viii be allowed, Three prizes
Will be awarded the first donated by
j, Dram, the second by Pierce n Lyle
aud the third by Heed a. I.athrop, All
are Invited 10 attend. Admission Ia
cents, Reserved seats without charge
Trouble begins at7iSO.
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w F. Lyle & Co., real estate agents, No. los
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
of persons wishing to purchase real estate to
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards in and outside OF
their office, under the respective heads OF
"Improved City Property" "Vacant City
Lots" Farms" and "Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots in the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and number of
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands in Dallas and other counties of the
state, besides number of farms of various
sizes, including several large and highly inn
proved plantations within five miles of the
city of Dallas, 286dlm
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CHEAP.

L am offering TO the city
trade my large and complete
stock of fancy and staple grO-
ceries, provisions and produce.
at the very lowest prices, and
make ~ speciality of every
thing. Free delivery to ac-
cOmmOdate customers. Please
give us ~ trial.
Respectfully. Jos. MENCZER.
Grocer, 6l5 Elm street.
Dallas.
305d3m
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ninl,nrli. Illm.eIr Amin.

NUp1n ny no. shn hnis, ih1ulh ! nAnnnl
MYhrI uhfH mHifrllus pfnIHI lutNt
IN boat 0haIgna nur "a lg1INns E
AUD entertain % scars 90 $3.50 ul 'Hlniai
1nhiudy Erhluns london WJ nult'
-lAci ~ Richard ~
Bat, Gmt IN go 10 the boss Place,
No. l07 MliuslreeL llulIeUhcrIi IS Moe
ColIum's, aud look al the new goods
tho old mun brought back, They sny
what they haven't got, Is no use looli-
Ing for, aud II you want y wedding
coat ora shooting jacket, they can III
you, New goods, new styles and fair
prices. Goand see them,
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10 the ciisens Of the Second Ward,

The HERALD IL requested 10 suggest
that the citizens Of the second ward
meet on Thursday morning next, at ten
o'clock, at Messrs, Pointer, Shields n
Co.'s office, TO nominate candidates for
aldermen In accordance with the mode
proposed by II. +. Aunspaugh, Esq,
In his communication already pub
llshed, 1t IL important 10 have good
business men, and the voters Of that
ward cannot do better than select
Messrs. Alfred Davis and r. =. Auns-
paugh, who are practical men, and can
DO of service 10 the city.
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On Sunday next the music at st.
Matthew's church will consist of the
following beautiful selections: An
them, "Christ Our Passover banks;
tie Deump Thomas; 'gubiIate,' p
Danks; "Gloria Patri,n Chappell;
."Communion Service DIR. Mares;
"Ofiering,n Gonoud. We understand
some of the best voices among our
amateurs will be heard. lBIr .a4sf
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The Lamar Rifles.

This fine body of citizen soldiery had
their usual meeting and drill last night
at the court house. A number Of active
new members were elected and several
honorary members. Under the skillful
drill of their accomplished officers they
are rapidly progressing in discipline
and efficiency. 70 IS ~ 't
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Ferd. N..Tucker

Has removed from 40 Elm street to
No. IL Lamar street, next door north
of the City bank, where he will keep
on band a full supply of choice family
groceries, provisions and country pro-
duce of all kinds, and invites call
from his friends and the public gener-
,ll,,
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Gard Of Thanks.

The undersigned desires to return thanks
to those citizens who so generously assisted
him, on Sunday evening, in removing his
establishment when threatened by the fire.
Their action is more than appreciated, and
will be cheerfully reciprocated if occasion
shall ever offer, by
3jult JOHN HAAG
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About 8 o'clock Yesterday evening a
negro boy by the name Of Wilson,
about sixteen years Of age, was either
knocked or fell of OF the Texas and
Pacific trainnear the depot and had
one Of his legs SO badly crushed as to
require amputation. The operation
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Arrived by express-the latest
styles Of ruflling and ruching
and ladies silk ties at the Dol
lar Store.
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Correction.

1t is Mrs. Fl. Loeb who is the presi-
dent of the Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent
society. There being two ladies of
that surname, our reporter erred in not
giving the proper initial to designate
which one is the president.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Meeting.

The Ladies' society of 81. Matthew's parish
will meet at Mrs. che.ck's, No. l2Jetlersor
street, Wednesday at half-past Up. NJ, to sew
for the poor of the city. Ladies of the con
gregation cordially invited to attend,
FANNIE SAWYER, Secretary.
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having been performed by Drs' Car
riunton, Tucker aud Allen, he lin
gered until about s o'clock last night,
when he sank rapidly aud died.
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rILr rInhr nrlmn hrAhnN

Crnpuot sets ~ latest styles -hHcl,Fi
Bridges ana iHe latest iinnr1t eufHis
bDught directly from Ire lHuNuihr'
iurers nHd sUlu ~ u small pruiti' ~
flEEU ~ LATiiHOF'b iiOOit Store, bbh
Main street,
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VREAm MARnEN aNEDN.

Including lie III I'asO onion
seed, Rud thc Umbrella China
seed al Frangllin's book store,
sol Main street, Dallaa.
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THE HERALD's sanctum was illu-
minated yesterday by the pleasant
phiz of Theo. Noel, Esq, travelling
correspondent of the Houston Age.
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Brackets of many varieties.
towel racks, match boxes, etc,
mt FrankIin's book store. 5Oi
Main street.
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A full line Of brackets and
picture frames Of walnut. Gail
at the Dollar Store.
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Victoria and bishop lawns,
also Swiss and all kinds of
white goods can now be found
ut the Dollar Store.
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NJ. R. EnANltEIN a 90.

5Ol Main street, are nov selling
goods 40 very reduced prices.
Call and examine thCir large
and elegant st0ch, aHd make
yourselves and Them happy bJ
buying their cIlenp ana elegant
books. etc.
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Gros Grain paper and envoI,
Opes TO match mt
REED e. LATHROP'S.
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Mabic, Todd a. CO.'NgOId pens
nj Franhlin's book store, 500
Main street.
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RAlD GINY ES.

1000 dozen kid Gloves Just
received. Two pair iOr one dol
lar at the Dollar Store.
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Sunday school aId Temper
ance bOOlIs nc FraHI,iln'S bOOI,
store, 500 Main street,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Justice OF the Peace.

AT the solicitation of large number ofcit-
liens | have consented TO place my name be
fore the public for the Office of Justice of the
Peace, precinct No. /, II elected ] win de-
vote myself without fear or favor to pro.
mote the welfare of the city and county Of
Dallas. ROBr. j. LEMAN.
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"NeIIrII.'

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia,
9Odly IL. @. HosKINS, Agent Tor Dallas.
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City Scrip

Taken in trade, at S. LOEB Il CO.'S
26dlm 600 Elm street
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WALL PAPER

and window shades. the lHrg.
est, cheapest ana sMOst bcauii-
i'Ul designs la the city. we
have the exclusive sale Of the
Philadelphia ssusiic SbaGe,tho
only rustic that il Eilled and
frosted also la plain C0!0rs,
cheaper and better tlIan till
others. 4 large stock OF WHIi
paper OctIiG newest patterns.
PIERCE a. E.ELE.
JO7 Main street.
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do 10 Reed a. LniirOp's far
wall paper, Inaniiln, gr0ccrs
and druggists paper iWinc'
etr., etc,
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NTNCKMNLnEMN' MNNTlNN. |

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual meeting OF the
stockholders Ofthe Dallas &9aE
Estate and Building. aSsOcia-
ton will be EseId at she B0aFtl
OfEraGe rOOuis, over Schneider
~ Davis, ON Monday. March
Goth. nj eight o'clock P. M. A
full attendance IL requested, las
officers for the ensuing year
Will be elected.
4. T.. BARRY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Commercial copy.l 3)dtd
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Messrs. Sells, James and others
GENTLEMEN--I thank you for the natter-
ing comp lment paid me, and in reply will
say that | shall he proud to be elected alder
man from the first ward. | accept the nomi-
nation. Yours respectfully.
j. W. SCHENCK.
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y. w. sV!EENClk. ESQ.

DEAR SIR:-We, the undersigned citizens
respectfully solicit you to become candi-
date for Alderman from the First ward,
knowing yOu to be connected ana identified
with the Interests of the city, and believing
you to be capable in every respect, we
pledge you our earnest support
w Sells Robert l. james
W u Siler Jacob Spohr
III Ervav r. T. Cook
W X Wheelocll j Brooks
Murray Montague & A Lawson
9 w Austin Il Mason
G. II Renteman G. n Cole
Charles WuIzburger a Giacomnii
A NJ Rietleman II Y Drulcy
b Fox w q Myers
John Thompson John Dunn
} II Berry h & Ellis
John A Walker Dave CGstleOomy
John Shea Thomas Ranaham
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music HATH CHARMS no
SOOTIEE THE SAVAGE
BREAST

A fine stock OfviOlins, guitars.
flutes. banjOs. accOr,ieO,lS. har-
MOnicas, and trimmings. Also
the best and only genuine Ma
pies string i'm the city.
PIERCE aGLYLE.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-24
@an tam 3u ister:. Belt auf ben
,Wnnberer" abcnniren.
POST MONEY ORDERS

POST MONEY ORDERS
fnb tas f9erfe unt billtsfe Mitte
3ur lteberisnbuns BON @elb unh lelten,
100 fte 3u kaben Fab, tasu eebrau6l
trerben.
@enn eine 3eituns Sea etnem ppit>
amt an sttt anberts serisst werben @oa,
70 mub immer aud bas peifamt a,,se>
eeben trerbea, 40 bic 3ettunS fraber
empfaneen purbe.
@enn Semanb (stn Slatt ni&t re.
selmdsiS empfdnst uber fd auf treenb
etne Beiit GebIer einf&Iei9en, 70 feIte
ber betrefenbe asent Rwie bk 9er>
ausSeber fesIetd paspx beua@rt&tiet
irerten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-24

uWtHotIt Weroeh. Nllu 0tent0rd er.
t@stnt eer 6ydne son Maabebura ali
ettt mtIees eamm tn 0eraIei@ au Den,
ras tie anffrett: SrtsS BE auf's Nei
er.
| Sn 8sln bat dm 1. Mpril basStabt.
geroroneten Gcleaium einfiimmia be.
i@lefen, BEN HeiGsfansler Gdrfer
VtsHard gum Gbrsnbdreer ber StobI
xeln 50 eriiennen unb ibm ein Nss
eladIpunihunss> lelesramnn III leinem
6O. @sburtstase au lberlsnben. DIE
Ser lauter GoYalttat aaeruntertbdniail
erfsrtenesn startpdter BON 35In bad
ten balt, Ger Rsi9stansler Bismara
babe eisie Ausetdnuns fir sbie ben
ibm befclste BebanbIune bergeiRlideu
une 3atboliten esr RbeinprpSins pobI
Seroient.
SIN 6er3cstbum anbaIt 1T bas Sc
lsk pnbltcirt bur6 irsl9es bte StcIs
ssbabrsn seufdnris aufsetoben per>
ben. Nud~bie tleinen potentaten ,per<
ben aufaefldrt.
Der ~Gclfsunwalt" SaafransH Ia
Iremef1en Reut In elmer yetitfsu an
ben preueiiGen 9anbtas ben gntraa
auf etn @elfb mcna9 Dte Nedtsaus
pdlte nur conu AnipruG auf @ebab<
rem baten follen, wenn lie DE ibnsn
alIeertra8fnen o. pre3siie ;u 0unfen ibrer
auftraeesber, ourGssfatrt baben.
gladli&er 8eiie fnbsn fi9 I'm preuei,
ibsn eanetds NrsUfaten eenua, tm ben
aaSerI6dmtsn potenten ab3aweilen.
Depsf&sn BON 8omtay melben, eas
IN Der prooin3 Ouse In Snpien, bfe
ebolera aus9ebreden TT.
Die Nenneniten. BON tenen In Mne. |
rita ianeft 70 oft pie Gebe war, wereen
In Deuti9lanb ni1t 70 aIimpfid be-
baneelt. Wen Der Dei9fsI wfre udms
LID bsrt9tet Die 8erurtbeilune bes
Renncnttensa asltefien yeaner ~ 25I
lbalsrn, weIder einem @emeinpes Wtt>
3ltees, bag ieiner NiiIitairpfiGt burd |
ben Dienff NIT Der Daffe sendst pas
Abenomabl Serwefsert bate, 1T Ter
,@ermania" sufelse aud sen Der sueis |
ten Snitan3 betdti8t rcrpen.
Wdtrenb bee ssrsansenen Monats
Ndr3 fentfn III serf9iebenen abeilen
:Wfrieo's Grcbebet fatt. Sn Der
Nrieo islbR purben bic
6swobner bur9 ein farfes Grbbeben,
zoe Is Mfnuten rdbrte, tn Mnaf unb
S@redsn ssrisBt. Sn Saliseo, Ga
tnln, Nan;aniqa unb qbuaeatIan
rureen esenfaas bsftise Grbteben ser>
pdri, ete sladli&erneile feline 3af5>
'uHSsn bon Bebeutuns anseri9tet bas
ven.
aus China lsber ben 3uiammea.
fob srtf6en ben Wilten aaf Gsrmcla
inp ren 6insflden Belasunastrnppsn
te8sn jeBt ndbere NA1ri@ten BOT. SIN
Sanlar .. ). batteit tItet 6inefl1e
Off5tere f1 tn bos 9anp Der Baldnen
lspast nns waren fo9Ort set5ptet nor.
zen. Nm f3. Getruar paren 200
Wann abeef@idt worben um Wieper>
'erBeltun5 ~ iben. DielsIben brann<
en- efl1 Dcrf nieber uub Iteeen (dmmt>
TIDE Bewcbner reifelten, @reifs 6rau>
70 unb6inoer ni4t aussenpnmea, tiber
'ie Slin8e lprinsen. Auf ibrem GtS
uBe ater wurben fie spn ben Uilpeni
an8esrtffen, uns ibrer r,eunaie aet5ptet.
'aranter eet Gbsf. DIE Nadridt
iber hiefe NiebsrIase bat inGbina ersbe
aufte9un8 berporgerufen aib @erh6te
raren in llmIauE, pae cine bebeutenpe
Strettmadt 9esen DIE @iIeen ataes
Htdt percen istIe.
aae iri&tisersn Stdbte Sapans ilne
ebt burd ben -eIeftrilHen Dratt nit
'itiaiibfr verbunben.
Bon 420 perlunen, weI1e tn Dien
n Der elftfn SobreswcHe, b. I. BON is.
'ts 3am ineluftse 20. Mdra Rarben, er<
agen ni&t icfniBer, ale i29 Der 2uns
)tnf9pinbludt.
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i77a Ls.ins,au 1870

The residents OF the town of l.ex
lnglon Massachusetts, have deter,
mined 10 celebrate, with ceremonies
hellllpg lhp occasion, tho ono han.
lredlh anniversary of tho nliallle
Of Lexington ON April 0, 1875
Messrs, Charles Hudson, NJ. H.
Merriam, and w. II, Muuroe, who
have been appointed a "Cnmmillee
on Invitations, have Issued a cir,
oulNr, In which lhoy make tho hl,
lowing statements
"fhe revolution, which made M
! m Independent nation, IN worthy of
tho very highest consideration, and
no locality can bompre appropriate
for COMMUNICATING lts opening
scenes than tho very spot whore lhc
first blood was shed, the hrst mar,
lyrs fell, and the first resistance Ia
arms was offered 10 British uggroi-
sion, II IN proposed ia arrange iol
the celebration OF The day regardmI
Of the broad hlhtorle interest which
pertains to the event Tho citizens
Of tho country generally are Invited
10 Join IN the obseryanoes, The
prominent features OF the day will
consist Of ~ grafton, tho unvelllng
Of tho statues Of John Hancock and
Samuel Adams-wh0 had sought
refuge from British prescription IN
Lexington, aud were under its pro-
lection on that dOy-und u public
dinner, 1t Ia expected that The oo-
casion will bo hon0red by the pres
onco Of the executive of tho United
States, representatives Of the dlller
ont departments Of tho national and
state governments, literary aud
other organizations, aud dlstin-
gulshed individuals Of the republic,
whose words Of oIoQuenco and wis.
dom will ada interest 10 tho oeca'
aion,
Tho committee also announce
that the plan Of tho celebration il
az follows First firing Of conton'
NAL salute at sunrise second, re-
coptiou Of guests third, procession
at 10 ANS fourth, commemorative
exercises In tent on Lexington
common, including oraJo on and the
unwilling of tho sttucs A(lh, din
ncr; sixth, national salute at sun
set seventh, centennial levoc and
bail in the evening