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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-21
THE NETWORK PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
The Nev-York OdontOlogical Society held

The NOW 1Ork UuOnlUIOEICtI oOVICVJ HVIu
the first session of its annual meeting last evening at the
residence Of Dr. William H. Dwinelle No. 81 West Thir
ty-fourth-st Dr. Aaron L. EOrthrop presided. paper
entitled Notes from Practice" BY Dr. N George Beers
OF Montreal, read b. DR.. Jaryie OF Brooklyn
Prof. L. d. Shepard OF Boston presented an
interesting article upon "FOOd in its Relations
10 the Teeth" This was followed by paper upon " The
Six-Ycar-O ii Moar," by Dr. Nathaniel W. hawes OF BOs
ton. long Hnd animated discussion followed III Wh!cA
Drs. Fagg and McQuilen OF Philadelphia, Coy OF btl
more j. Marion Shus Francis II. Hamilton, and William
H. DVlncUe of New-N9rk took part. Ihe next session
Will held to-day III tie parloTs Of Dr. CrOsDys church,
al FOurth-aye. aud Twenty-second-st, III . a. IN.
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been made in violation Of the pghted faith Of the rep
resentatfves OF the different roads They arc all bound
upon honor 70 adhere to rates In al cases
meeting Of the local agents OF the trunk lines
hed during the day when the contracts that made
Win merclanfs prior to the compact between lines
lust summon. and which extend beyond Jan. l, 1875
Were made known 10 each other. This done pre-
vent new contracts below schedule II stated
That there are only about 100 that be-
yond the first Of the year. aud these wiz expire
by next Spring.
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. 20.-First Lieut.. Henry
Metca Ordnance Department il ordered to report Tor DUTY
connection with International Exhibition 10 N.oF
yfor Chairman OF the Board beHa Of tue Unto Estates
Department.
Te superintendent General Recruiting Service has be-
lao recruits Angel island Cal. Tor sssg
Infantry and all dlposaDe coiore recruits 70
FOt Brown Texas assignment 10 the 2iIh Infantry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-21
Peat Halliday GIT.

The latest device In machine sewing Is tbs
"NEw AUTOMATIC SEWING MACHINE"
which IL creating quite In the market No better
ldt DC selected Tor
Mother. Wife, Sister. Friend
spacial offered purchaser but
delight guaranteed to the pOss-ssoi
No. Is = Broadway, = ew York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-21
WILCOX & GIBBS.
FINE ARTS.
GOCPIL'S.

At the well-lnown Goupl Gallery at No.
10 Fifth-ave. Messrs. NJ KnOedler q Co. have
Inhibition varied and beautiful collection Of paintings
and engravings. These very richly framed. and
crowds OF people enjoy the pleasure OF looking at
them. The en=ravinss and etchings include many
r.re works by old masters besides modern
worls OF a very nigh class. Among tho latter the
well known HolghtOn Series" of American subjects
and Churchs Niagara" In line engraving by Forest
Among the paintings exhibited are Eugene Isaby's
After Dinner" Tho Rescue" by 7. MOran Madonna
81 the Groto" by Carl Muller. and many others well
known and much admired The list OF painters whose
works are TO be found this gallery is very long and in
cules many names Of wide reputation. Some OF the
most recent works OF prominent European artists
shown Messrs Knoedlcr Co. also have varied stock
Of srtlsta materials including fresh pigments, frames,
easels brushes, portfolios etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-21

H prsetydtsng al fnto tho s-ek below James rea'o vi"
instantly xi1d, and others Or less injured.
CINCINNATI Dec. Goat nesting OF the Me.n-
preachers to-day resolution vas 0nerea eensmas
Bishop and the Boston Preschers Tor tho nm
third resolu the sub1ect OF ons
dissussiea sLd meeting sdjourned wtous taking s0sof
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-21

The beautiful paintings and ensravings exhibited In
schauss window at No. 40 Broadway always attract
crowd Of admring gazers, and the walls and portfolios
within are occupied By equally attractive works of arr
which never lack for admirers But during this
holiday season especially the collection OF pic
lures and tho crowds u people at sehsiIs's
are very great Many new engrayings are here
exhibited expressly the holidays. Among these one
OF special interest ia engraving by f. LGdy after
painting by L. knaus, called Babys Bath There are
also several beautiful engravings after paintings by
Sir Joshua Reynolds Among them are Angel Heads
Lady waldegrave and Child" and simplicity" THIS
gallery contains many oil paintings aud watereoor pie
lures by eminent artists, and eoored photographs N~o
photographs which attract special attention are Christ
Healing the Sick" after a cartoon by A. H. soifZ aud
Cant You Talk after painting by George A. Holmes
Messrs Gustav Rechard and John Clements. che propre
tors Of the schaus gallery, have in stock all kinds OF
arfisth' materials
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THE STATE or TRADE.


HAVANA Dec. 2O.-Spanish Gold, 2l3e62f Fychsnse
nom United states % days currency 95Qsi pre-
MUM. r!oFL eight eJd9i premiums so days. BOa ltsD
100 prrmiun short sight, l220i23 premium; on London
llGGlf5 preInidm Paris. lo0I2O premium. sugar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-21

al, Tres. ossh assets are included $1,000 Carolina
bonds aud 100000 North Carolina bonds summed up as
In TIC bonds not surrendered the receiver included
e - 900 charged co have been converted " AdOn e'so
his
A preliminary report of the receiver of the
Peoples Savings Bank made yesterday TO the De-
positors' Committee The receiver Was not present at
the time but was represented by his counsel Peter B.
Oiney and his accountant, W. T. Warren. The report
was not satisfactory the committee and caused long
discussion. From the report as to the financial
condition Of the bank, 1t was shown that the
amount due to depOstOrs on Dec. was Sl74'422 10
asa~ts reported, 9I5l. 100 81 supposed deficiency,
e23 o6I 90; reported net amount OF deposits
s17263S TT; unexplained deficiency, Sl,7S3 So The
bank holds $4,000 OF North Carolina bonds purchased
Il 1868 for S6,462 90. The amount loaned on mort
cages is SOS. 300: cash in bank 1897 II; amount
charged to profit and loss account S25.2oI 10.
The amount due TO the bank on account Of personal
BONDS entered into by trustees Of the bank amounts
20 Sj35OO There is due for interest on these bonds
fpr two years $3.50 3d. Mr. Oney has gwen
notice 20 the trustees who gave their bonds. that they
must ply the amount without delay, or proceedings VIII
b. begun at once and some OF them have promised 70
DAY ND should the whole amount be paid there VIII
stIl be deficiency OF about $4,000 Mr. Warren said
that everything was being done 10 ascertain where the
money had gone and he thought That some Oi tne
were likely to ind themselves IN trouble tGy T had
promised him at tie bank 20 explain certain
ns nut had him note stating that, Oh FeiocIion'
h. had decided not to do
meeting OF the dcposit0rs OF the Peoples BshA wac
held last evening at Germania han, NJ 10 w tE t
ave A committee reported that john H. Nhlte hau neh
retained az the counsel for the depositors MT NntD
said thai the committee and himself had caleu on thn
seeycr J. " French aud that they had offered TO agree
h his holding the receyership should ne accept ther
eonse as the counsel OF the bank winch ne reueu 70
d. NJ White suggested that an effort ne made "a nave
rr French ana the depostors work together ana thls
f 20 have him removed. The report OF te feCe4FeI
giyOu substaI italy above, was presented .
There was meeting yesterday OF the ueposloIso VI
Rho Third Avenue Savings BanR, put d "a me
yard 10 the condition the Bank VIII DC hiht AZ tne
fank L.morrog evening, by the receiver, Mr. Hurd MI
Iqr sad yesterday that he had discovered deficiency
OF between sos 900 and $4,000 had been carried on e
books Tor the last i've years when was as ihI
bao A be had Rs yet traced ltthat Is the credits " de-
pOsiOrs showed sos 900 more than the Officers V we
bank stated publicly the amount Of deposits "uen
the bank went bankruptcy last repteuhDeI, tnls
aIpouDt was put down the profit and loss account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-21

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 2O.-The Court
house at Camden, OF the finest IN the STATE vas
burped early yesterday morning The book records,
and sl the papers pertaining 10 ihs Cierh once Neie
ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-21

Cndc4es OF the eJ SUNDAY Dec 49, in All of ST. Lakos
Hospital
Eo.: N R6viSG THE coN0irioY OF THE POOR.
TIE Thirty ,seSaa annaa Esp2It and Directory are now
Saer reside OF mss y se taa 10 .s co oe
Association Caa. Of the Ward Committees
'I MS%ar Potter ffe.S4i 90 81 Mas
james Lenox. Nice, president No. 50 Fifth ave-
Edgam :. Jafray, Vice esdent, No. DO Fnghaye
ETasigs yps PSsa 80 70 " %es, ns
Henry E. rslew, Vice President, No - wes, sSdst
E SS u matoS Cor T serery No 50 Bible House
George ": Able. rec SECRETARY, NO. Pine st. -,
Jacob 1s,9r fiaGaye E"!hert%rd s.ayyesSt No.
2S ha as5 non Of w S SS eSS 81 and Third
S % S o $50 % F9aa'R Sar r. o.
l6S ~ H IS Ss 2yd h SS II f[ g &C. '
Creiihton No 259 w. Nnth a. W Morgan. No.
st. s1G Eleventh Dr. Il F. cTamgloS 10 POS E i2thS
Tweh5h Jas Manchester No 30 = i2Ot4sti Thirteenth.
No iss Grand st. Ficenth DR. Edwin Vest 80 ~ West
place sooT ften nSs a So Sp'97' & sg
Eighteenth Adam " spe5 No. 90 Z Il'1s, Sneteenth.
No 2Sj Broadway Twenivnrst, l. b Uniting, No 81
broadway H. E 70 g bSs f House
Pictures aud Frames Bargainsat L. Or BERNET. l,25S
Roadway brlnen Of 10 West Thirdst formerly Amy 81
Pest-Om e Nenes-rhe FOREIGN MAILS Gor tlo sees
ending ga ga pee 20 80; WI, 'osS a. fs oines
via oneenstosl: on %EDS - DAY at e$o a. M for europe
Tor Enope, per steamer Mielanc, va Plymouth and
Elysa wa Queenstown, and al III a m, for France,
steamer Pereire via Hayre T. L. JAMES. L. NJ.
The King Of Portugal!
has conferred Dr. Jpngh the Communicating OF the
order 0f Christ recognition ~ his scientific researches into
the nature and properties Of Cod LIVER OIL DIR DE oNGhs
LIGH BLOWN COD LIVER OIL h sold IN sued lnlpe
rial Hafrints 81 By all Druggists sole Colsieaees An
SAI HARTFORD 90. London Sole Asrnt- fOr the United
States JOHNF. HENRY. co hbAN X 60. Sew-NOsk.
Advertisers aeJirius to gam tine aftentios ana pa
treaage OF Farmers ana Azricunrisis, VIII cni THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective
u4-i 1t reaches farmers and those better
Glass; than any oder weekly paper published Advertise
ment proper classification, should b. landed
OF before TUESDAY Or the week VI issue.
The fhiipdeiphis Office of Tho Tribune u II
SOUTH sIXTHsr.
Ledger Buiiding)
ST BSt RIPIIONa AM ADNERll-EMENTS RECEIVED
AT PUBLISHERS RATES.
Subscribers % Daily Philadelphia have the
time 10 be read the
Dreskfss table. II received by Lightning Mail al
a m and Immediately dispatched u ALI parts Of the CITY.
Bach numbers usually be supplied At the ohce
A Few Otnces emily remain unrented IN THE Tribune
BUILDING All tho beautifully finished hard
ta-h There fixtures heat
every All exceedingly light airy perfectly
mad alta
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The claims alleged to be due on protested drafts
se,ss or accounts current. Accompanying the state
ncnt of the of Barring Brothers. which is for the
balance OF an current. is the following; But
from this sum-" S51S.460 As, "must be deducted the
amount OF drafts drawn by Duncan Sherman Co.. ana
credited Barring Brothers. acceptance or payment
whereof was refused 10y Boring Brothers"
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A Few Ofnces emily remain unrented In THE Tribune
BUILDING All tho beautifully finished hard
tash There heat and
every All exceedingly light and airy perfectly
ventilated outside windows directly
the elevators and nearly all
o the hall The eleysoru side BY side and both are 10
good working order They kept running from O'Clock
Tho morning III long after midnight Rents very favorable
terms Application shouid BE- wads ~ THE Tribune
Counting room
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uf
anoag merchants. slpLster aud Others within
memDers OF tie Chamber OF Commerce or not
Blank the subm siCn Of and other nf0rms
tOn b. obtained gratis on Application 10 the CLERK AZ the
rooms OF The Chamber.
Christmas Appeal for Poor Children.
Winter 0f business depression nard Tor the chill
dren OF he poor The faihi Is Of work and the children
By want OF emponent and the little ones sent out ON tho
rms Winter hundreds q poor children through the
991 ~ tns ma s,on 70 O1I sG5oos w,.Ious sho
ing houses ragged 6sreioSie ana hungry OoT clzens VII
shelter silently and piteousy asking AID by their misery
The Chrsmas season should bring brief happiness even to
the and miserable and in memory what One
haa given 10 tho world IN q VINO have sOu give TO those
wo ~, % thi yesr Ebicpp sha ~ he b1s
time the happea Of their lives 10 the poor ami hOuseies chill
Tie cHILDREN's AID SOCIETY gives for best gifts
home 10 the sreeclren Its own treasury Is empty; but
Fifty 0 viii send three homeless children homes IN tho
4 Hundred Dollars viii give dinners % $50 children the
This Soceg desires il tho means be given to send out
Christmas party homeless children 10 the West srb.
ute clothing and shoes and oo among thousands Of destitute
pleasant festivals t. the homeless little their ds
H earnestly asked that the children Of sunday schools and
dayschools would remember hcse ttle ones who have
Chldrens Aid society, 10 East Fourthst.
s u provisions and clothing may be sent 70 the Central
Once 10 Last south st. Nowfor, or viii be called for
DoaSoas money may be ncosed either Of til. undr
signe II t1y they can 10
made % vebe 70 tie Of j. r.. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
WIN. A. BOOTH, President 100 Aalst.
j. H. WILLIAMS. Treasurer,
Metropolitan National Bank 100 BrOaiway.
T.. l.. BRACE SECRETARY,
10 Fast Fourth Sc, New York.
WORK OF THE YEAR.
There during the Lodging bOuses
1871 dinerant BOYS anu gir 233 40 l762Gt
GdSn n ;Spg 'e nay Sba 10 Esenas nds
partly and clothed 4O26 good homes mainly
West. IOtal under charge ~ the society dur
ing year. 3tUD There have been 77i9 orphans in tLs
iOls sing houses. aad LILO were provided with homes
Fine sample Tea
TO CONS a. NJ Frs.
4Oc. per N. l. pa. and > y packages.
PAAON NICAEks' suns.
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NIRRIED.

BACOS-READ-At Columbia Missouri, Wednesday. 49,
lust Challcs Bacon. n d. Of this city, ana ar Briee
Read ia ger oi Or Daniel Read Pesdedt OF the 7lte
Luiycrsit, Of MISSOURI.
Thursday, Dec. 10 at the sum
merhed r. Church. Brooklyn. l. l., by the Rev. W H.
Wyatt George W. Knaebel 10 Helen Frances daughter OF
MARY L. Rogers.
All Notices Of Marriages must be iadOr'ed 9th MI
MANS aud address
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o,; ,.Il. of a negro named Domingo,

Chdyirari tells of q negro named Domingo
in one of the French colonies, wno speaking tc al
manages OF the Christian religion. said There was
ti,ns wren knew nothing OF God or the devil but nov
know mud love them both.'
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DCrJKSTIC MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, y. c.. Dec 2O-Spirts Inrpcntlno steady ~
Sac osin steady At 81 40 for strained Tar steady At
81 90.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
ProyInEscY L. quiet and steady at Last
ue.k augf.f
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Contributions toward the Christmas gven 70
"COlOred HOue' viii gratefully
Csivei by IN inagers OF that institution.
of the Home Sixty ffth-
asst Con rfDutlOuJ +.
ERLO 100 East Fortisthst; Miss MONELI, 20 Filth
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Pursuant 20 ths request OF BISHOP POTTER that the
last sunday year shall % observed HOSPITAL
SUNDAY, COoCtiOIs vii tsken all the Episcopal
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Court Of Arbitration
OF THE ChAA.5LR or COMMERCE
OF THE STATE OF n NV. YOn

OF THE STATE OF NEW.YORK
ESTABLISHED BY AT OF THE LEGISLArUR B
al this held daily the thu
CHAMBER Commerce. 80 Wiiam.st Office Of
Broadway hearing prOmps
settlement ~ controversies disputes and Of difference
arts merchants sipnser And others within ths
nj York.
parties submit their this whether
Chamber OF Commerce
Blank forms Of and other nfOma-
Oh may b. obtained gratis application the Clerk al ts
Of he ma nDer
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Sperial Notices.
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rHAvE. AND 5orH sr.
THIS HOTEL WILL BE OPEN FOR THE RE-
CEpTION OF GUESTS EARLY IN JANUARY.
FAMILIES DESIRrfG ROOMS MAY CALL Or
ADDRESS
GALE. FULLER Co..
PRoPGIEToRs
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Fine sample Tea
Hospital sunday.

TO COM e. NJ ~ RS.
4Oc. per n. /. pa. and n packages.
PAAON NICKEkS' Suns.
1870 and 49, Watsr st, New YOrk.
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Pictures aud Frames.-Bar gainsat L. Dr. BERNET L2J5
RrD branch VI West Third Amity
The King Of Portuga.

conferred upon Jongh Commandershp OF tho
order Christ recognition ~ his scientific
and properties Of Cod Liver OIL DR. DE JOS on
LIGH BROWN COD LIVER OIL s sold IN suled lnpe-
rial HslfPnts 81, by all Druggists sole Conselees An
SAR, HARTFORD Co. London S1e Asent- COR Llo United
states JOHNF HEN hf. GU hIAN X 60. Sew-NOsk
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THE SUSPENDED SAVINGS BANKS.

THE SUSPENDED SAVINGS BANKS.
AssETs AND ILABuITIEs OF THE GERMAN UPTOWN
sANK-REPoRr UPON THE CONDITION OF THE
PEoPLFs BANK-AFFAIRs OF TIRE THIRD AVENUE
BANK.
Herman Uhl, the receiver of the German Up
town Savings Bank has filed his statement OF the cond
lion Of tho bank. substantially as follows
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The fhiipdeiphs Onee of Tho Tribune II III
SOUTH sIXrHsT.
ledger Buldingl

AT PUBLISHERS kArES
Subscribers % Daily Philadelphia have the papc
their residences in time 10 be read th
Dreskisst table AZ II received 10y Lightning Mall tran al
m and immediately dispatched % all parts OF the clty
Bach numbers usually be supplied al the oihce
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ULLH

nGrns aud address.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-15


THE DALLAS HERALD, IN speaking
of the Bolton JoW"dPS Endorsement
of the Constitution, REMARKS;
"Tbe JOuiHdf, likeThE HERALD, has
not lodged the issue, nor straddled II,
tut win manly nhhkness comedies
.HaI lle CONSTITUTION Hs Mholo -
Ihc hnsitniInw and nflusive diulomarv
of some of our exchanges respecting
this question would be appreciated by
''n Is IVAN uo ,.,,to, ,,,,,o 81
Tun II~pAtn. monlIness y and
=" frankness are only exhibited by
those who " like the HERALD, con,
s ,i VI" new law ipeii'"'nIns, , ~ Any ),
INV tha :, ,IInlomacv,i NJ n newsnoner
that blows hot and cold, abuses and
praises, IL one thing to-day and an
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-15

susceptible Of division, Into the small
est portions,
2, 1t must keep indefinitely without
deterioration.
.. II must be easy to transport, In
consequence OF containingmuch value
In small bulk.
4. All pieces representing the same
value must be equal 10 each other
D. It's lntrlnsl1 worth must vary rs
little az possible,
The union Of all these properties
that II to say, Of dlylslbllIty, durable
Ily, facility Of carrage, equality Of
parts, and steRdIness Of value-ls found
only IN the precious metals; many
substances owning some Of them, but
no other matter combines them all.
For instance, grains Of corn are en-
inently Invisible, salt II Of almost un'
varying value, marble IL Ivery lasting,
water IL identical in all its portions,
pearls and diamonds are casy to move
about, yet not one OF these things Is tit
TO serve rs money for each OF them
possesses only one or two Of the i've
essential requisites. 1t IN because gold
and silver unto the whole Of them
that, after comparison with all other
known objects, they were long ago So
lected by common consent rs the ma
lerlals Of mOneY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-15
communicated
No tho NlItor oil lne paIINa lIernIl

|
Itisno cXuggeration 10 say that there
never was Il city or town the size or
are OF Dallas that was favored with
such large trade as she IL receiving
Mt this time. II Dallas can keep this
large trade that she las now and in
crease ii, Is II not very important 70
her citizens that she should retain II =?
The crOakers will tell you that Dali
las will lose her best trade and In II
measure go down when the Texas and
Pacific railroad Is built west of here.
II her business men prove untrue to
their interests and turn cr0akers, Dali
las will certainly take step backward.
Indeed, any place, 1t matters not what
advantages II might have, would sure
~ 90 down II their citizens folded their
arms and made no effort to get trade.
The present trade of Dallas can I've
| kept and can be Increased tcnlold II
her business men will be true and
wide awake to their interest, and IL IL
all u mistake about Dallas lo0sing any
trade when the Pacific Is extended
West, but 1t is going to require prompt
action aud u united effort Oh the part
Of her citizens for Dallas to retain the
trade she has, and to increase it, In
fact, these railroad days require that
the citizens Of every place should be
awake to their interests to he success
iul. No place Is safe unless its citizens
guard their interests. Dallas il situated
in the centre of II magnificent agricul-
.tural region, II section OF country that
is destined 10 he, ut no distant day. one
vast grain field, terming with wealth
and industry. Dallas il also favored
with splendid railroad facilities, and
has the start Of any place in North
Texas IN population.
Since Dallas is backed by n
good country, has good railroad
faciIitie0, and IL ahead of any place
in North Texas in population and
enterprise, what then is necessary
to keep her in the path Il r,gress
! will answ T. Increase the facilities
for handling cotton and storing grain,
and thereby, make Dallas the cotton
aud grain market of North Texas.
Endeavor to build or have built mar
row gauge railroad northeast and south
west, say one line to Cleburn and one
to Denton, and il you cannot accom-
plish that, build good wagon roads
(you might say in all directions from
Dallas, especially In the directions oil
Cleburn, Denton and Greenvlle. Buy
the brige across the Trinity and make
n free bridge. IT. you cannot buy the
one that Is built, build another one.
Induce all of the capital you can to
Dallas, and lastely, encourage all kinds
Of manufacturing enterprises. All OF
these things can be accomplished
en- lily, and if they are, in due time,
Dallas will never have II RIVAL in the
interior Of Texas.
The subjects referred to in this brief
communication, are presented to our
business men, with the hope that the
matters mentioned will be agtated
and discussed by those who can han
die the subject better than | can.
| WIDE AWAKE.