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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
CONFERENCE OF SECRETARY BRIsTOw AND con.
LECTOR ARTHUR

CONFERENCE OF SECRETARY BRIsrOw AND COL
LECTOR ARTHUR
Secretary BristOw came to this city from
Washington yesterday and had conference about four
boursn length with Collector Arthur Custonlhouss
The object Of his visit and Of the consultation was kept
secret by all those officials who ere usually In
formed Is 10 proposed changes in any OF
the departments Of the Customhoase. and politicians
calling there were Is ignorant the clerks.
In the evening number OF wellknown Republicans,
among whom were Salem II; Wales and Col. w. F. Howe.
gathered ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel waiting to sce the
Secretary bat up to late hour he had not arrived ut
the hotel aud the knot Of politicians dispersed Specu-
latious were rife among these gentlemen TO the pur
port OF the consultation ut the Custom house. and white
some expressed tho opinion that import;snf
changes would soon bo announced, Others STATED
that the work Of reform recently bcgun m she
we,gher's Department would he completed In accord
anse with the report made sppe time ago by Special
Agent Knsella who afterward Went on special mission
10 New Orleans Mr.. Kinsela's recommendations have
been only partially carried out by the Secretary 1t was
generally believed that another "a hours would reveal
the real object Of the Secretarys vsh. and that some
changes might be looked for among the persons en-
oyed Ut the Custom house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
THE AMERICAN RIFLEMEN ABROAD.

RETURN OF TIE RIFLrnEN To LoSD1N AFTER A
PLEASANT soJOUEE Ar PARIS -INIESDED Fi'k
TO SIR HENRY HtLFoRD-IIk TEAM 10 sAlL
uOMEwARD on THURSDAY.
LoSDoS. Monday, Aug. Q, 1873.
The gentlemen of the American Team and
their friend, arrived this morning fron Paris They re-
mort that they enjoyed their visit greatly and nave Cd
tanned the recreation they much needed aher tAei
abors and preoccupston Of the contests IN Ireland anu
England
several of tie party VIII visit Sir Henry H'ford to-
morrov of Wistov Hail. his couDtryseat in Leicester
SHIRE vhese they will meet number OF dStlnsuisea
cues,s on Thursday al will 90 to Liverpool 70 enDarN
for home Oh the steamer City OF Berlin except Ai
p,,,ce who remains on thu Contntnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
FESTIVITIES IN HONOR or GOV. TILDEN AT
BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 9.-Ihis afternoon
Hs Exceency Gov Tlden received = large
number VI visitors OF the residence OF
Leut.-Goy. Dorshelmer, and later. he took
drive ever the most attractive pars Of tho city.
brief call was made at the Driving Park where the races
were in progress. During the latter part OF the after
noon and early in the evening" the Governor received
many ladies and gentlemen at lawn party held in his
honor on the beautiful grounds Of Bronson C. Ramsay,
esg Oh Demware-st. Later In the evening Ills Excel
lcncy was srenadcd at LeutenaHtGove Dorsheim-
eis residence by Democratic citizens, accompanied by
the Union C0rncG and Reed Band. He made
a brief return OF thanks for their eoni-
pliment. At 1870 m. tomorrow the Governor
viii he received by the Board Of Trade when George
b. Hbbard will tender address Of welcome, ~ which
the Governor nj respond. trip OF inspection OF TIE
canal I'm thls vicinity will then be made followed by de
down the Niagara River y. D. Jovetvs yacht
Tl;snia On his return Ire will visit the state Insane
Asym now I'm course OF erection here In the evening
he win held formal reception at th Lieutenant Coy
ernor,s mansion. On Wednesday morning Al o'clock
The Coyepor will take epe;ial train u Saratoga max
mg stops at Batavia. Rochester, Syracuse, aud Cuea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
CANAL RINGS DOWNFALL.
nryIsoN, TIE BELDENs, AND GALE TO BE
ARRESTED.

ARRESTED.
,,,n,cr wIsrBRoOK GRANTS AN APPLICATION FOR AN
ORDER OF ARREST AND AN ATTACHMENT ON
THEIR pRoPLRrY-HIs ACTION BASED on THE
COMPLAINT IN THE PEOPLES SUIT AND ArFIDA-
WITS OF AUDITOR IHAYER AND ELNATIIAN
SWEET, JR-TRE APPLICATION MADE BY ASSIST
ANT ArToRNEY-GENERALF AIRCnILD-BAH FIXED
At 100000 IN EACH CAsE-PRoPERrY TO BE
ATTACHED TO THK VALUE OF $i17,0OO-THE
CONTRACTORS TO BE ARRESTED THIS MORNING
IN SYRACUSE, II THEY ARE AT THEIR HOMES.
Indigo Westbrook Of the Supreme Court yester-
a.v in q suit brought by the State OF New-lork
AGAINST Henry D. Denison James j. Belden, A.
Caldwell Belden, and Thomas Gale, to recover from
them over S4OO, 900 for frauds committed against
Che State in the execution of canal contracts granted
an attachment against the property Of the four
Aetepdants to the extent Of $4,000, and war
rant of arrest against Them fixing the bail OF each
At 5000 oOO The order of arrest was issued TO ana
returnable by the Sheriff of Onondaga County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
NO EFFECT ON TIlE RING SUITS.
VIEWS OF n. ID. SMITH. WILLIAM Z. WHITNEY, AND


A TRIBUNE reporter called yesterday alter
noon H.. Dssteid Smith. the rerring Corporation
Counsel and informed by him that he had not heard
OF Gov Tcen's In the action OF the Mayor
lie not wiling to talk on the subject at present fur-
ther than sy that he had not met lawyer intel
lgent who believed there any against him.
As the Tweed suits, which still IN the VI
the city, no said that he did not think they would
DO affected in any way by his retirement. lie
had no knowledge on thas subject, and could
not Macae the likely 20 DO takon In
their prosecution. Tie hrger suits against the
members OF the Ring the SC 900 900 suit against Tweed.
and the suits against Watson and sweeny were now out
OF the control OF the Corporation Cours being broughs
by the Attorney General. who was r,presenscd In them
by Mr. F,c,ham
NJ Peck, . ", .siei what eject TIC CHANGE "ouS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
TIE IRISH RIOTS IN GLASGOW.

SIXTY RIOTERS ARRGsTED-FIGhlING kEsuhhD IFS
TERpAY-AKMED CATHOLIC MODS ACI4Hu oNpAi'
LoypoH, Tuesday, Aug. 1o-3 a. m
Special dispatches TO the Standard from
c,asoow re,ort that 90 rioters, many OF whom were
badly hurt were brought before the
morning and re.nanded 10 jail Rotng broke out again
IN the suburbs Monday and the volunteers ana regular
troops we're ordered hold themselves In readiness pu'
the disturbance vas quoted by the reading VI the
riot act III,
ho,elets steelkpuskcs and knives are organized ana
acting under leaders is reported that several OF the
men In custody are HeadCenters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
. rA1yrp.oy DUEL AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 9.-Gossip has been
busy of late in regard threatened da'i between
eoupe of gentlemen named j. S. Aorss Of Baltimore who
is stopping At the Grand Union. and Mr.. Chapman OF
New-York who is sOppng ae the United States Hotel
The story partially true There was trnns COLLISION
in relation 10 lady but both gentlemen think too much
Of their ens and OF the young lady To incur the rsk OF
final yepar ton The story that drel Is TO be fought
,onorrow morning on the banks OF Lake Lonely, near
The mourn OF the kayaerosSras River, foIr iaes est
az this place, Is positively false
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
TIE MISSOURI RAILROAD WAR BECOMING
GENERAL

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9.--The railroad war be-
tween the ST. LOUIS Kansas City and Northern and the
Missouri Pacific Railroad Companies continues. The
Hannibal and 81 Joseph Railroad Company has entered
the arena by reducing the fare to Chicago TO - and
round trip tickets TO So This has been met by the st.
Louis Kansas City and Northern and the Chicago and
Alton Railroad npaIes. II Is said tie nSAt between
the roads will include freight rates 40 well o. PASSENGER
flrCS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
CAPTURE OF A MAN WHO HAB BEEN swISDLfS'
NORTHERN MERCHANTS.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ga man who gave
his name Robert L. Hunt Of Granville. N Co. has been
trying days past " swndle merchants in this
city, lie visited number OF dry goods and other stores
and ordered goods to be 10 X L. Hunt Oxford N C.
These we've put up before being sent tele gram was
forwarded to oxford DquiriDg n all Wa right. The
ply wac that all wrong and that f2rge quantities Of
20 IDS had been there addressed, To X. L. Hunt, which
still remained without q claimant. They came from
NewYork he had evidently been trying 10 swlrHe
merchants. This afternoon be saptured and Will
have a hearing tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
E. d. SMITH REMOVED.
WILLIAM c. WHITNEY APPOINTED COR-
PORATION COUNSEL.

WILLIAM c. WHITNEY APPOINTED COh-
PORATION COUNSEL.
MAYOR wICKHAM's ACTION FINALLY APPROVED NJ
GOV. TILDEs-THK DELAY CAUSED BY PRESSING
CALLS UPON THE GOVERN IRIS TiHE-THE COR
PORATION's NEtD or A NEW LEGAL ADVISER
NO CHANGE IN THE CONDUCT OF THE RING SUITS
LOOKED FOR--oTHHR REMOVALS ANTICIPATED.
Governor Tildcn yesterday approved the action of
Mayor Wickham in removing +. Delatield Smith
from the Office Of Corporation Counsel Mr.. Smiths
successor William c. Whitney took the oath OF
Office 1t Is not anticipated that the change
in the legal adviser OF the city will
cause any modification in the conduct Of the Ring
suits. 1t is generally expected that other removals
will follow, and that the Governor will concur
speedily in the Mayors action in regard to Fire
Commissioners Perley and Hatch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
THE CARLIST WAR.

III. no,fDARpMESr AT SEQ D'URGEL~fRoBAbLk
suRKENDIR OF Tux cIrADEL
LONDON, Monday, Aug o. 1878.
A better to The Pail Mall Gdsstte from Puig-
ID sos the bonbardmen of the citadel at SEQ dursei
s NO, ,sry vigorous the AlfonseiS are awaiting
,l.,,, o. ADDITIONAL heavy gums, which are etpo'..o
Ill.,. -.lic.ei which Ia hardly possible Tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
A HEARING IN THE lands CASE.

TRENTON, n. j., Avg. 0.-The case of Chas.
K Lands and wife, in reference ~ the custody Of their
children came before Judge Reed Of the Supreme Court
Oh a writ show Tie return verified by MI
Landis who alleged several acts going to show that the
custody ought not To be given o his vile The coanse
OF Mrs Landis desired to traverse the ease and tes
nOny 20 be taken Ia begin Aug 20 and close Sept 49,
Mhlch testimOny WI be land before The COURT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
BrsIyEss TROUBLES IN CANADA.

TWELVE FIRMS COMPELLED TO MAKE SETTLEMENT.
MONTREAL, Aug. Q. - AS evidence OF the
financial stringency prevailing here. it Is known that
during the past week less than twelve commercial
firms in this city, who perfectly sound as far ~ their
Assets and liabilities concerned, have been obliged "
make special arrangements with their creditors to enable
them extension OF time TO meet engagements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
A PHYSICIANS MIsTAKE.

GARDINER, Me-, Aug. 9.--Through the error Of
q physician, who left morphine in place OF foaI''rsg
drnuaht Mr. Jane Geaton aged Lady here, was fatally
poisoned. who tasted Tie Giaugbt With cll
Guilty saved from death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
THE RETURN OF THE GRApsHOPrBRs.

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 9.-TO-day's specials
from the West report that the grasshonpsrs very
numerous at Grand Island willow Isand, Central City,
Wood River snd Hastings, and doing great DAMAGE
IA the vicinity Of places. Immense clouds Of the
insects are still fly ing southwark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
THE DISTURBANCES IN MANITOBA.
A GEOLOGICAL EXPEDITION CAPTUREO-THE CREl
INDIANS HOSTILE.

INDIANS HOSTILE.
OTTAWA, Aug. "a dispatch from Winnie
peg says the recent troubles in the Northwest were
caused by the capture OF Nr. Elss geological survey
party by band Of plain The Cree Indians had
also refused allow the party to proceed until they
ceived assurance that treaty would be made with them
next Mr.. Els IL commissioned to examine the
coal fields Of saskatchewan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
THE YEL,ow yEvER PROBABLY STAYED.

WAsHINGToy, Aug. 9.-I'be following telc-
sra from Fort rrancas Florida has been received by
the SURGEON General Of the Army:
August o. 1s75.-No new since my report Of Sat
urday Hospital toward William n. Hill died last night.
Everybody elsv doing we'll l DOUBT II there any
more deaths j. II. BRASSON,
Breyet Major General U. s. A., Commanding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10

THE BRITISH SHIPPING BILL.
LONDON, Monday, Aus. 0, 1878.
Sir Charles Adderley's Shipping bin to-day
passed its second reading in the House OF Lords.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

RALEIGH, n. c., Aug. 9.-The result OF the
Convtaon 81, elton 10 still doubtful. Returns from all
the counties show the representation To be as follows
so Republicans 80 Democrats independent Democrat,
and Cherokee Ouny IL hear rom WIch has heretofore
voted Democratic. Tho Democrats claim four majority
In TIE Convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10

B. GRATZ BROWN OPPOSES CONTRACTION
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9.-The Globe Democrat pub
fishes long letter from b. Gratz Brown the currency
question, in which he discusses the general subject Of
finance He opposes the National bank system aud con-
traction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10

THE AMERICAN FLEET IN EUROPE.
LONDON, Monday, Aug. q, 1879
The United States steamships Franklin and
Juniata have arrived at Southampton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
TRAINS RUNNiEG THROUGH TIE HOOsAC TUN
MEL AGAIN.

BosroN, Aug. "a large force OF w6'kmen,
engaged In clearing the debris Of the fallen rocks In the
Hoosae tunnel sueceeded IN making passage tlrongh
and trains passed through without interruption cody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10

THE RESURRECTION IN HERZEGOVINA.
THE TURKS DEFEATED IN SEVERAL ENGAGEMENTS
sELIN PASIIA WOUNDED.

Accounts of the HerzegOvinian revolution
from slavonan represent that the insurgents
have defeated the Turks in several encounters, and
wounded Sclim Pasha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10


And the plaintiffs say upon Information and belief that
in fact part of said work had been performed
erias furnished but that the claim therefor wholly
fraudulent and fictitious and that the defendants, well
knowing that said materials had not been furnished
said labor performed by false representations and tie
false and fraudulent certificates aud vouchers Of the said
engineers obtained and received the said last named
the Treasury OF this State less per cent thereof
n41
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-12
Grand Mass Meeting.

The following is the programme Of
the grand Mass Meeting, to be held I'M
der the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association, at Odd Fellows
Hall, to-day, and commencing ut 8
o'clock p. m:
/. Singing by all. "All Hail the
Power of Jesus Name"
.. Reading Scripture and prayer by
Rev. w. ii. Scales.
3. Singing. "Stand up for Jesus"
4. Report by the.President l.. C.
Reed.
5. Singing. "Whosoever will may
Gomez
8. Address, Subject, "The Field"
by DR.. Smith. Time, 10 minutes,
7. Singing. 'Pull for the Shore"
s. Address, Subject, "The Work."
by Rev. II. +. Bone. Time, 10 minutes.
8. Singing. "Work, for the Night is
Coming" :
10. Address. Subject, "The Work
man." by Rev. l.. ii. Carhart. Time,
10 minutes.
II. Singing. "What shall the Har-
vest be ?'
& IL. Address. Subject, "The Requi-
sites" by Rev. Mr.. Allen, East Dallas
Methodist Church.
10. Closing exercises and benediction.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-12
CHINA Hall.

The shades Of night had scarcely be-
tokened the closing Of the day when
eager and curious spectators began to
throng in and about the brilliantly il
Illuminated China Palace of Messrs.
Gosiln and Marshall. A hundred
lamps shed their lustre upon the scene,
and the crowd of curious ladies aud
gentlemen all combined to form pie
lure that is rarely seen IN Dallas.
The two show windows were objects
OF peculiar admiration. The one on
the right of the entrance was filled with
an elegant display OF silverware
which reflected like mirror
the numerous lights that formed q
prominent feature OF the display. The
other window was indeed "a thing OF
beauty" the finest china, cut glass,
vases, bronze lamps, china statuary,
and other beautiful articles too nnmer-
GUS to mention, delighted the beholder
and caused frequent expressions of nd
miration to be openly expressed by the
assemblage present.
China Hall has only been establish
ed about year aud half, and even In
that short time ii has grown to such
mammoth proportions that 1t has be-
come u recognized institution in the
mercantile world of Dallas. The well
known proprietors are Messrs. ID. Cos
lin and A. Marshall.
The former gentleman, by his cour-
teous attention to customers, has done
much to gain thepopularity that is be-
slowed upon this house by the public,
and ladies and gentlemen who favor
them with their patronage can always
rest assured Of the most polite and
considerate treatment.
The other partner, Mr.. A. Marshall,
is probably the oldest queensware
man in the State Of Texas, and to his
energy and perseverance is due, in a
great measure, the financial success OF
the establishment, The entire stock
that 80 delighted our citizens last night
WAS purchased by him, and reflects
great credit upon his taste and good
Judgment,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-12
Tho GREAT Expectation. CInb"

Upon the margin OF That azure LAKE, a..
Whose limpii waves come ripplinBlo the
shore,
And she believed 80 what could lady
mOres
"They talked aud aaun'ertd BY tho waters
edge
They talked and Sau1,ered on the noun
tain side
Mid foliage, whispering, took and gave a
wosNy not what, for Love WA aye tholr
guide"
While the club have no azure lakes
or mountain sides 70 sauuter near, yet
the brilliantly lighted drawingroom
land seat on n silken sofa, with mu-
sic to play in the pauses," seems am
ply sufficient to afford the gallant gen
tlemen who belong to the club I'M OPP
portunily TO whisper those sweet VOWS
that are always 10 pleasant to Il true
woman's ears.
The "Great Expectations Club" IL
decided success. lts gatherings, and
especially that one Mt the most hospi-
table residence of W. A. Rodgers last
Thursday night, convoke the fairest
and bonniest Of beauty's queens. In
the faultless taste Of their elegant tot
lets, in the winning. grace of their
manners, and In that spirltuelle lowell
ness which words cannot express, the
fair daughters OF Dallas remain unri-
vailed.
There's u language that'H mute, there's 81
lpnce that speaks;
ThCre " something that cannot be told;
There are words that oan only De READ on the
cheeks;
And HoaVhts-bul the eye can unfold
The extreme sociability ofthesegath
erings, the often llghtning-like, bril-
liant but courteous repartee ofthese
laughing and captivating sinners, and
last but not least, the delicious suppers
spread, all combine to render these oc-
caslona the most delightful ofreunions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-12

W. Y. LrTE & Co. real estate agents, No.
100 Lamar street, beg leave to call the atten.
tlon ofpersons wishing to purchase real ee-
tate to the extensive listsof property on their
bulletin boards in and outside of their Office,
under the respective heads OF "Improved
City Property, ""vscant City Lots, !" "rarms"
and "Unimproved and Wild Lands" en-
bracing business houses and vacant lots In
the commercial center Of the city. Also,
building lots, and namber Of very desir.
able residences situated In every quarter Of
the city. Also. largo tracts Of wild lands In
Dallas and other counties ofthe State, besides
Q number Of farms Of various sizes, includ.
ing several large and highly improved plan
sationA Within ave miles ofthe city OF Dallas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-12

.ushly deserving Of the honor than
our efficient CITY Secretary, John b.
Hereford, lIe Is n young gentleman
who has won the respect Of all classes
Of our citizens, BY hls strict Integrity
and close attention 10 his duties, aud
rHE HERALD compliments him on
his appointment and extends IT. best
Wishes for his future.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-12

II. b. Hubbard, Lieutenant Cover.
nor of the State Of Texas, was In the
city yesterday. The Honorable gentle
man was looking well aud appeared
to be In the best Of spirits.
John A. Presnell, representing APP
pleton, Noyes 4 Co., Wholesale dealers
in boots and shoes. Nos. 500 and SOP
North Fifth street, ST. Louis Mo-, is In
the city In the interest Of his house.
Among the gentlemen selected 10
represent Dallas at the forthcoming
State Convention at Galveston, we
know Of no one who Il more thor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-12
Announcement.

Attention is called to the announce
ment of f. II. +. Nichols for Constable
of Precinct No. /, Of Dallas county.
Mr.. Nichols is an old aid well-known
citizen of Dallas, and he now submits
his name to the people with the assur-
ance to them that II elected he will
serve them faithfully and promptly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-12

This well known firm still lead In tn e
merchant tailoring business aud Is fast
gaining the reputation of being the tail
ors par excellence of Dallas. In con-
junction with their extensive stock OF
domestic and imported cloths, they
have complete assortment ofready
made clothing, and gents underwear.
Flannel shirts are made speciality.
These young gentlemen are enterpris-
Ing business men, and they deserve q
liberal patronage,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-12
To the Ladies' and Gea,lemen of bal.

las.
am now prepared to give all information
regarding the Grand Jubilee and Mask Ball
OF New Years Eve
First-Read the following letter from Nine.
GroltX, OF New Orleans, who will be here
with her entire wardrobe OF costumes. Sixty
OF the first ladies and gentlemen OF the city
have already subscribed tor costumes.
NEW ORLEANS, December ., 1875.
Prof George, Dallas, Texas:
will be In Galveston for mask ball on
the 2lst, md II you think 1t Will pay me !
will bring my costumes To Dallas. Let me
know al once nnd l wi come M soon as |
have done at Galveston. j. P. GROUX,
New Orleans.
In addition to this, take pleasure In giving
the programme OF conducting the ente rtain.
ment
MessrS. Conpor & Walker and Williams &
Tolliver Will sell tickets, each firm indolsin
those sold by them.
The following committee of gentlemen VIII
he present TO see the face of every person
who enters-each gentleman vouehing for
the lady whose escort he is: y. j. Adams,
ESQ., John Kerr, Esq, Major Barkley, Cap
tain Jack Leonard, Colonel Mccoy, and DR..
Locke.
The ball will take place at Lively Hall,
controlled by the wldely-popular Captain
Orr, who will leave nothing undonc on his
part In assisting to maintain perfect order
The spacious building W Il be beautifully
decorated with pictures and lestouns of ever
greens, entwined with boquets OF oranges
raised by my own hands.
Furthermore, will vote handsome Soil
taire Diamond Pin to the most popular lady
In the room, and present bunch of oranges
to the best character.
There Will also be some curioeities never
before seen IN a bathroom In Texas, ordered
direct from the firm of Shannon, Miller &
Crane, Maiden Lane, New York City. Come
out and see the sights never before seen In
the State.
Tickets, $3.50.
The music, Of course, will ho In accord
ancc; floor waxed nothing left unturned to
make this the grandest occasion ever given
In the State. PROF. GEORGE,