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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-09
SOCIETIES


All Masonic bodies meet ut $40 Main street. |
oyor G. n. WheGts store
DALLAS COMMA NDERY N0.G, KniSlts
pempMr, win meet NJ the Asylum In the ully |
of Dallas, on the tlrst Thursday after TIE last |
-FEiiANk AUSPl Ny.ll, c, |
Ed. a. BnwEH, Recorder.
DALLAS CHAPTER. No. ~, Royal Arch
Mnsous, meets at the Chapter Rooms Ia the |
city Of Dallas, on the hgst Monday IN each |
month. /
y. H. COOMBEs, NJ, e. HIP,
JoaEpIt l.. FisnER, secretary
TANNEHlLl, LODGE, NOE, Y. ~ a. NJ,
meets on the second and last saturday even
inss Of each month"; NJ t9s G e@S Ms n NJ A.
W. X. CoRNisu, Secretary. q
DALLAS LODGE, No Az II. & a. NJ
nlretg on tie first and third saturday even.
ings of every month, at ~ nan over VI NJ
Wlear0 store, On Man $ street rS%;,,op w n
A.W. NowLIN, Secretary.l
edd Fellows.
Eureka Lodge U, D., I. 0. 0. f., meets Mt
Richardson, Dallas county, every Nednes-
day evening, ut half-past Z o'clock,
''' 7. II. FisANK,N. q,
j. $. FLOYD, Secretary. f.b
RIpGELEY ENCAMPMENr No. %, l.. Q.
o, H., meets on the first and thlrd Friday
nlsmn's IA e''0'' "''NN'''' III H. ROHNY. &. u.
lNll, ny sor,be
NOISE MAIN, oollU9' ,on o,.
DALLAS LODGE No. "A, l. T. ~ r., m ICY
on every Wednesday nlEht, u. Ine oHa rol'
lows Hall. B.SANph'N'N W.
NJ. THnYENEr nee, ,' - - N oo,s
TltlGslIl ho i,pei,, ~ Vndd FaIioSs, hail
every MoIi""S n's''"' A. 4 JEIT. N. q,
,,,,r.,,,,,,r sacrotnrv
Tdii a y ~ Si,sI' TOD(iE. l. O. o. IT,,
| mtTlS every 7"p"'""S -
Chapel churont, toh, pGcoRD w. G. n.
-, prco92iIV N W ?; sn Inlay =
D. W. Nhooho - IN ,,,
| DALLAS LODGE No liS l. ", Gsla niee N.,
every Friday night AZ thelr loage mou'' on
Main street, oot fW,vIipt1 lgiv KIN MI a r.
,,.>t,, J ~ " y y 2 " '''-' y y
J.C. McNEAIu5, WIS., ,,,,,,rn ,N,c,,
Meet Tt every Sr Monday night NJ old college
building, Elm street, Mt Slght 99l2 % Il; ~
-.o. NJ NJ y fi'AN 'Ni''N' w.
DE- NJ No''''' n,N,I u.Yt,,b.
DALLAS LODGE NO lW, BNAi Bhir ~,
meets every second and fourlh Iuesuny IN
each month. President, D, Gosllni ylee prcs y,
ident, Noise Kahn; secretaryl J0%P ,no :,
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John Rand pms Religious Scrs''''
Two Novel Scenes la Ch"r"h'

From the Cooperative Newsl nu,o
Mr.. Randolph was a great bi .ta'
rnndar md was deeply concerned WIN
reiirIous subjects. lie employed an
excellent and eloquent man, Mr.. A. b.
nor Clonton. to preach every sunday
70 his naGroes in a large chapel he had
erecied on his plantation. When az
E hnn'e he "" invariably attended these
services taking his seat by thepre;ac,h,--
er on the open PLATFORM ~, i,o's services s
the preacher conducts, - 'p puo ain he
On many occasions Wine , h'aes nrnSe 10 10
side the preacher, VINO WINS nrnver
be carried away by the iervoro, ~ paJhy arl,
Randolph would slap hl. ,ic on t,e thai thaI
and cail out loudly, "OigpVuu, r,na
won't do that's not souhu uu y nna
Clopton, take that paoN' ""
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AZ IA $40 per day; Agents wanted q; sa All
sevcu. vnups and old make more money NJ
work for us, in their own localities. during
their snare moments, or all their time, than
al ANYTHING else. We OFFER employment
that will pay handsomely for every hours
Nee. Send us your address vt once. Don't
DELAY. Now fl the tirne.p Don't look Tor
work or business elsewhere, until You have
learned what we ofier. : y. bzrSsor vo'
Portland Maine ief4A n~dowy
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Condensed Through Time Gard
10 points North and Eaat VIA tho
Houston and Taxas Central ny
m
AND CoHNECIlONb.

Train leaving Galveston nts;O0 p. NJ. aud
Houston ~ 800 a.. M. and Btu A NJ, daily. mr. =
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n ailg 4jerald,
pUHLiA4EED by
luE DALLAS HERALD PRINTING COMPANY.


VNE DAILY HERALD tpnhliahoi oyery
murIIu4, except NoVWy nt 5lO "a wear. Ia
advance; iprNN Lt9r t.ni d tlt cine month
% cauts t1r one week. single copies, 10
fci,ls.
THE Daily Herald is uow Mrni 5hod to sub
sefiunpt Dy oaruer az. % cents pel wers. rhg
pppur will DE arltyortd pguierH sarh uoin-
uhd suburbs within mile audn halt Of tns
SQUIRT house. Subscribers r,iling 70 receive
tLrir piper VIII ODlige by reporting ID Nj
los. Swain, At th!g office,
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LONERGAN & MURRAY
oFLouIsIANA. MO-

Beg leave to lniorm the cltisens OF Dallas
'nnd the surrounding country that they have
removed their extensive works TO this plncc,
aud nre prepared to manufacture MI kinds
OF steam Engines and Min Machinery, Cnst-
ings ot all description done on short notice,
make also House Fronts, Z Window Caps,
Sills, Fenclng, balcony Railing, Frv Fronts,
Crate llafs, etc We have tho facilities far
qnioltly turning out drst-clnss work well
adapted To the wants of this country, and
also for repairing same ~ the shortest notice
AZ so ~ 31ONERGANtS MURRAY,
South side OF tho Compress Dallas, Texas.
Bld6ln -86wmn fA ~ f'
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

THIS standard article is COM
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and
as satisfactory as ever. , ~ 7:-
1t restores gray or faded hair to
its youthful color. p -''' -" s
1t removes all erhptions, itching
and dandruff. 1t gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties il restores
the capillary glands to their normal
rigor, preventing badness, and
making the hair grow thick and
strong. I5qs, a
AS a dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, NJ. d., State AS
sayer of Massachusetts, y" The
constituents arepure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
| consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
Price, One Dollar.
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u
"A NOTICEABLE feature of the
Twin Mountain, as of the Crawford
House, is the appearance of the
walters at the tables. They are all,
both men and women, either stu
dents or teachers in Massachusetts
New Hampshire and Vermont schools
spending their vacations in health.
full atmosphere, and obtaining fail
remuneration for labor which occu
pies only few hours Of each day
What they lack in experience a.
walters they are presumed to NOR
than compensate for in attention ant
agreeable manners. The head wait
er at the Crawford House is the
illogical student at Dartmouth Col
lege.-[ Exchange. .
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8, Cox.
The coming maniis he who owes


-TBE coming maniis he who owes
you. aa
I "A farmers crib is a gnawful
place for rats.s ,s4o4
Comfortable quarters twenty
five cent pieces. .sfst 81
9zI-If rocks ever bled they would
bleed quartz. 5 ail. 81 aa
{. If you wish to enjoy eonstitu-
tional liberty, don't wear pull back
dress. ~
Bay your coal early this year if
You don't want to pay q red-hot price
for it.
Why is the letter q the hand
soonest in the alphabet? Because
when its il use you always fadit be-
fore u.
-Four wild pigeons and seventy
five men with guns passed North
Saturday afternoon.-[ D an bur y
News. - ~
Surprising power of endurance
O cattle-drover who had one ear cut
off by tue Indians got up and walked
off on the ether.one.
An Aberdeen girl supposes that
the. reason, she has never kindled a
.hame in any mans heart is because
she is not a good match. 81
a. If the mosquito wholeft our nose
in such a hurry that he forgot his
bill, will call, he can have it, and no
questions will be asked.
a Kentucky editor tells another
that if his head were as red as his
nose he would remind one of a bow
legged carrot surmounted by a
eockade. -.si E1# wee
found a large package OF
genuine greenbacks the other night,
but before we had a chance to invest
them in a new press We awoke.
II Bethlehem Star. 9H
The Marshall Goa. Messenger
cries: "For the Lords sake, friend
don't keep telling an editor how tc
run his paper!i Let the poor devil
find it out HIMSELF aa
"A St. Louis dog goes about the
streets gathering cigar stumps, ant
carries them home to his master. Il
was a poor. editor who owned this
specimen of cigarcity. s
AN Albanian, who lost hal
on James Buchanan's election, pait
| the wager last week. The returns
must have come in very slowly il
Alabama, ID Norristown Herald.
-ODE to my andlady-two week
board BILL Exchange. Yes. Sh'
under stanza joke of that kind, ant
that's why you're a verse to meter
we suppose Y. Commercial.
SOMEBODY says that "a singh
swallow will deyour 6, 900 flies day.
but we don't believe it. An ele
plant could hardly absorb that man,
at a single swallow Norristow1
Herald. .t.
"A BALTIMORE servant girl th
other morning tried that good oil
time-honored plan of lighting tn
kitchen fire with kerosene. Nothin,
has benzine of her since N. Y
Commercial Advertiser.
! -THE three wonders Of the worl
at present are: How fluff accumulate
in vest pockets, where the pins g
to-. and why when a man comes gu
of a saloon he looks one way and goe
the other.
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The Democrat G
TERMS;

rHr DEMOCRAT is Published Week
T. At Foua D',LLARs rcr 'innnm-
80 D,LLAis tvD FIFTY CENTS iaf
i, .o,,Ilrs, PAY BIZ Z IN y d
VANCE! No subscription taken
Tor 4 less period than six months.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at tn" F a,
Of one DOLLAR per square for The
6rsf insertion and FIErY CENTS Tor
each Subsequent one.
e,cur lines or less, (BREvlERl consti-
tute square. :.
eR,ruAgY Notices, Marriages, Public
Meetings. Cards of Thanks, etc. to
be paid for a. advertisements.
~ PERSONAL CARDS, when adnIis-
,;hle charged double the usual adver-
tisn. rates.
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BECAUSE he can no longer live
among a people who recognize "a
difference between political and bust
ness integrity" Sam Bard will shake
the dust of Atlanta from his feet and
suspend his fiddle in Montgomery.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-10-20

-DR. Bethnne used to tell good
story about twoscotchmen who came
to this country several years ago:
whats the matter, Andrew, that
ye seem sac troubled this fine morn.
ing7'
Il had a fearful dream in the
night?'
wv hat did you dream?'
81 dinna like to tell.''
did ye dream We saw the deil?''
mo, it was far waur than that
''Did you dream yer mither was
dead?'
mo, it was far waur than that
"Well, what did We dream, mon?'
''Why, l dreamed / was ham,
againr'
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-10-20

WnEs q New York newspaper
calls John Molissey a thief, and word
comes that John has entered the
front door, the rush for the fire
escape beats the retreat from Bull
Run. "a.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-10-20
Buc,1ssisa gyhana's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
beard from gray or any other,un-
desirable shade, to brown or black,
at discretion. It is easily applied,
being in one preparation, and quick
ly and efectually produces a per-
manent color, which will neither
rub nor wash Off.
Manufactured by n. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, n. Fl. a}1S
Sold By Ill Druggists, IND Dealers IL Medicines.
DR.. II. ST.JOHN, Agent.
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Doetical.
REUNION,
BY 7. G.

Partly saw but more T felt her fair,
| Such brows of cleaning white! and
tHie cleaned AS well ;, -
! Her ear tran sparent half hid in her hair,
/ AS shines in seaweea a small rosy
pr she'll. s
+ Z a iaia sas'a ..y..
Was any hope or fear in her began
That raised her eyes and .breathed
thro' all her breast?
Ages ago, her soul with mine was one,
Nor even haYed by d corporal vest.
At last the hour was come in which I
Is Fl sought &a
10 cross her path, borne on by Fate's
Bat held by all the power Of subtle
thought,
only hold her eyes that shone thro'
mine. :si
How soon with one quick, thrilling
glance she turned;
Haw we'll she knew this late, this
old embrace: {
The spirits legend in the strange light
s. burned,
And all the past was easy to 5retrace.
So many things just hint the real thing;
Too long l dallied with phantom
force, # l't 80
That only taught me how this soul to
bring
Nearer to thine and its appointed
place. IL .,ya.yrs5 AZ.
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,---7-7--Fse.-

u Z,
Tue reason why half ripened
grass goes farther in feeding stock
than hay cut green and properly
cured, is that cattle go not like, the
woody fiber Of the first, and eat no
more than hunger forces them to;
but they come out ''spring poor
Hay cut while green and juicy is
cheapest. because cattle fed on it
come out better in the spring.
CONFINEMENT is said to DO bet
ter than riches. bit the lsttsr = 60 GOOD
len0ugli for lis,
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There is story related of,Jar-
Wis, the distinguished painter to the
effect that, walking down Broadway
one day, he saw before him q dark
looking foreigner bearing under his
arms a small red cedar cigar box
He stepped Immediately into his
wake" and whenever he met friend
(which was once in two. or three min
utes, for the popular artist knew ey,
erybody) he. would beclson to him
with a wink $50 fall into line" be
hind. BY and by the man turned
down one Of the cross streets, fol-
lowed close by Jarvis and his ..tail."'
Attracted by the measured tread of
SO many feet, he turned around alb
rubtly, and seeing the, procession
that followed in his footsteps, he ex-
claimed: "What foris dis? What for
You take me, sh9 What for you SO
much come after me, eh?' "Sir,"
exclaimed Jarvis, with an air Of pro-
found respect, 1--WE saw you going
to the grave alone with the body of
your dead infant, and ne took the
opportunity to offer you our sympa-
thy, and to follow your babe to the
tomb.' The man explained in his
broken manner, that the box con-
tanned only cigars, and he evinced
his gratitude for the interest which
had been manifested in his behalf by
breaking it open and dispensing them
very literally to the mourners.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-10-20

"A DYER calamity Poisoning
ones hair With hair dye.
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Police Jurors:
JAMES r. ANDREWS. President
j. A. WILLIAMS,
A. B. G. DEAN,
BIZ. LAMBRlGHr,
j. Fl. SORRELL.
HIM. LABAT. 49, Clerk Police Jnr
JIM. BARRETT. Parish Treasurer
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ALEXANDRIA, La, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1876
son Wells, who is also living, must
have been Is or 90 years ofage at the

son Wells, who is also living, must
have been IS or 90 years of.age al the
time Of the occurrence.
Your correspondents account Of
Mr.. James Bowie's character is no
doubt correct. He fell at the Alamo,
fighting with his proterhial bravery
for the independence Of the young
republic Of Texas. It is fact that
he and Colonel Grain became friends
before his heroic death, indeed q
short time after the Sand-B Bar fight.
Colonel Grain died in the year
1852, Alfred Blanchard prior to that
time, and Colonel Cary II. Blanchard
in 1861.
The difficulty between General
Cuny and Colonel Grain, one of long
standing, had eliminated in the Sc
we're .wounding Of the latter with a
shot gun in the hands Of the former,
on Bayou Rapides, about six months
before the Wells Maddox duel
Among the papers in my possession
is an account of the affair by General
Joseph Walker, then Of Rapides, af-
forwards Governor Of the State, who
was an eyewitness of it. III firing,
at the Sand-Bar fight, Colonel Grain
is said to have rested his pistol on
the arm that was disabled by General
Cuny's shot. N. C. b.
, 1875-08-10
NOTES AND NEWS.
THE BfYFH Rtpnhfa.

sptt1al U,spatshs t. IhA ch,eaeo Trtbune,
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Aug. 0.-0on- Meyer,
Chief Signal Officer, believes thas the interests
OF dwolIors On WestArn rivers lAvs boon better
protected during tho rsceut floods on accouut OF
tho appropriations nqaaa by tho last Cougresa for
river reports. Nea1F eSeEy village On the Nest
aEa rivers has hnea !aupplied With dsngas-ltue
circular. THIS circu h. whoh ahovn the he,Rht
It which Hoods begta to do Injury 10 property,
has boeu sont to pos citios sud towns. Gen,
Meyer " confdsn} shAt this service will bo
greatly improved ~ batter organization aud
larger appropriation u. A moro certaip knosI-
edxa Of tue rite OF movement Of freshet-wAyea
Of differont height will contribute much to tie
ellc0ucy ot tbs sitnai Service in shls direction,
DOMESTIC EXPORTS.
The Chief Of the Bureau OF Htssisttcd sara that
Tho domestic expo4A for tho lxAt hscai year are
al4,Uu0, ,lu0 more tf&n appears by The st1teluept
recently publ.shodi This difference arises from
tho fact that the b II no law which requires !
statement to b. made Of exports to Canada.
Ir, Young has endssyored 70 correct this tiefsct
10 tho Ian BY obtaitng from tue Commissioners
Of tho Dominion tb!ss Of tho imports into t4o
Provinces. The oni sstons In lbs reports amount
tos IL h.e.l ysf 1874 70 sl+ooo. ooot Thls
, 1875-08-10
CHICAGO, TUESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1875

whitehall md rang up tho poos.r .s.n I'd toos him
with ma and fonnd tbs houtt hroaht u 10 near
o'clock =. m.,-:.ne np ;hs i s,sstt.f,. =, .na Ct sot
efsrn witch bad reached H.htets tetort n, se:oud
o,.. tvo os1e1s which the pprtcr Ind hfonght With
hn, anh tasY too, loh nf sh',n c.,ea If grots
nytrlosA1ns N hn wsnta telegram N atoE al
four, snd h.7ina overcome ha nsiusa d,'auas II le-
,ns foused OIL Of lied. he told e, In friy u my e1-
;tt.atoEs Of regret At Using Obliged 70 get him n
snip, loaded with maize tnk. hud discharged ,ho
caitain for tn'!anR upon ahtns ostda 10 krep 4ho
cargo from shifting, tnl engaged anner, sud forred
Tho vc.teI to .ea tha. The discharged Captains
.nR lad hecn .inl ased BY the .eascl turning osor
snd dro~n'ns shs e,ow-se.cn % men Ih::e th'nxt s1s
ta1es It u heart and brave mud hardy m.n
ars going e? almost er'taln . death every
Can yon speak word for ms to Mr.---.; yon knov
htrn he iu,s1t ,ossih.y Ia induced u help mr. II
y" litsetngiy cnd corning homt for h.! forgotten
my overcoAt hut had tho te!eKramh which uoulH
four Cse*s tsn,u Almo. certain death, knd thAt
made up for Ill. II was After orlock thts mornlug
tstore got hanr 10 tea. well aAliahcd with tbs
sn't. Can yuu help me with MF. ---7 have though.
much lnt+$ how greatly at his powerful ,nnn.
shes could "ht,a II. iuthg atop to thlt waoictals
murder. ALI, ny dear Ar, ypnr. vtry truly.
SAMUEL fLtMBoLf>
, 1875-08-10
Hneiltr's Agent Predicts that |York 1fil1
Recommends Within Ten Days.
A SeIi-Approprlating Colorado Marshal
Called 10 Account.
He Is Required to Come Down to
tho Ttlno Of H7U,OOU.
The Treasury officers Recaptnre S25 900
Of the $47, 900 Package.
THE CHICAGO cusToM.HousE.

THE CHICAGO CuSTQH-HOU5E.
sLiGMT TrMs IN AirA,n4.
srtc7at U1+pateh to The Chirayo Trt1.nt.
WARRINGTON, be. Ang. 9-Socretars I,ristow
has been minreprctented III tho mattsr Ut tho re-
port OF tho Chicago CuAton~1Iouso Commission.
Iio doea not ttcat tha. report with a contelursu-
sncer but intends to Kse it careful conn,dela-
tlon az 1onn Aa al aulhensl. copy reaches Inn.
The expression that ho would read It when llo
got timo indicated only rometl,lng of lilo c1tranr-
dinary demands which public bunincss mato
upon tho Sccretary's tlmn- lie has repeatedly
easd that nothing connected With biz a'l,u!nis-
ssaton has given him much perplczlty. and lo
laB watched every step In tue proceedings viii,
the UTMOST anxiety. lie does pet tresand to
haye ncsentihc opinion Of bis own on the enb-
1ccl Ut has 60 lar thought It his duty to abldo
by tho ssrort Of the Government Cu;nm,rslon.
Dristow las ielt Washington, and will spen3 sha
next week with Attorney General Fierepont At
hla residence on the lludHon. 1t In expected
that ou l,s return lo will cutisuit tho 1resldont
At Long Branch AZ to the Chicago report. siIl'n,
Mnellel'a agnut bore, tninKe that any conkuEta-
tlou with tho President In unnecessary. Alllla
las recentiy stated tho work upon tho Custom-
House would
BE nEsU.tEp WITHIN TEN DAYS.
and that tnH would ba accomplished by the
Ircsitent's w1ittc'l Instructions. j! not by Sec
retasy IirIstow's voluntary act. Potter l,us Lett
tue city to he absent for week lie IL verY
much disturbed br the Chicago matter, .nd does
not understand the ways Of Chicago journalism
any belter afler reattlns the irony auft sarcasm
which! tue press Of that city deSotea to 1.!E,.
Some Of the mort experienced ottlcc'h IN Po:ter'6
bureau who have exaruluc,i tho Cmcaso repur.A,
udmit tuat fot;or has been hastg III hIa conctla.
s'ons. nud has nsado at important architectural
, 1875-08-10

NATIONAL SUNDAY. SC HooL CONVENTION.
Fam roiST, N. \. aug. o.-Ths Sunday
School Assomhly continued lts session to-day.
Tho weather has been ans, With clUsE SKY AUD
cool atmosphere, and thq railway trans and
steamers have been bringing in a largo namber
Of people during tho morn'uE aud aftcsnoon.
Tho Row Dr. Armstrong, President Of the Nor-
maI School It Erodonis. n. T.. delivered
~ interesting lecture with eznerimepta gu
Centrifugal aud CenuAl Forces. This aftcrnoon
tho ltey. W. II. rsrrtus u. D.. Of Michigan, de-
l!yersd an aLIe lecture on Christian Art. NJ
NeAtod to Sunday schools. illustrated by draw
iugs. lis slso gars diagram Of the 1oolnu Of
ihe Methodist Eriscopsl Sunday -school In
Akron, o., one Of the largest in the county.
Nov. O. VI. Ise!d. D. D., ot Now York, then
spoke Of tho relations Of sunday-school children
that thar should 10 made Acaualnta1 With {ha
, 1875-08-10
THE $4,000 PACKAGE.
FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS.

Special U,4p.toh to 7As Chicago lribuM.
WAsluEaroa, D. c., Aug. D.--Tha detectives
to-day have made further progscss in unrAvosng
tho mystery Of tho Treasury robbery. The sg-
grcgAte amount of nonoy recovered and casily
recoverable In about s25,Uo0. Thcso aro still
1000 aaiAatuE.
WARRINGTON L. Aug. 9.--No tlmo IL yet fixed
for tue preliminary examination Of tue persons
who ueto arrested for tho 1ascenyot tho III. .00O
package from tho United Htnsen Treasury Do
pa.tmous, Ottmau has employed Richar1 T.
MeEsck ~ bis counsel, md NJ effort viii hs made
10 have hia bau Eo<!ucod, but the authorities de-
maud bonda, Otttnan recently made heavy DO
posit in bank IN Alexandria, and tho officers
have goua to Becufs THO money. the enNloye*
In tito cash-room At tho Treasury Department
have beon watched In al thotF movements since
tho robbery.
The prcs,dont of the German savings Bank,
Of Alexandra. whore Ottnan has = special do
poslt, llad M interview with Gou. Spinner and
Treasurer Now, aud hAs couneutod that officoEs
shall examine the contents OF packages lufs by
Uttmau.
Uttmau appeared today before Judge 8ncll,
and waived h!s preliminary examination. The
Judge, after hearing tue statement OF sho Ds-
trct Attorney, required bal III the sum of
Sl0,0OD, In default Of which Gilman was conl-
mlttod.
Tha scaled package bearing ottmsn'a nane,
which waa deposited In tue Alexandria nsnk.
having been opened, waa found to contain
4t49, $40 III bills. Tho package was taken to
Washington, The totectiyes expect to EecoSor
ga, QUO mora to-day.
About $4,000 Of the money stolen from tho
Treasury hsa been recovered.
This afternoon. tn Marshal seszcd the prop-
whole amount takan viii probably b restored
10 tho IreAAury.