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The Morning herald., 1876-04-14
New York Notes.

BY the American Press ASSOCIATION.
NEW YORK, April 1S.-General Prado, Of
Peru, returned from Niagra Falls to-day,
and witnessed the performance of Pique, at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre, this evening.
Havana advices of April 8, report a riot
in that city on the 9th, arising from the i'm.
prisonment oftwo rebels, in which the Cap
tain of Police was shot by the rioters.
Plantations continue to be burned by the
Cubans, and number Of towns have re-
Gently been sacked and destroyed.
The sugar crop, owing to the drought,
will fall short by forty per cent Of last
years. yield. The tobacco crop is also
blighted.
Governor Tilden refuses to in
terfere in the case of John Dolan, though
numerous appeals are made for commuta-
ton, and Dolan will undoubtedly be hung
on the 21st.
Gen. Meigs, of New Brighton Staten
Island Is building, on venture, q singular
ly constructed sloop-yacht, to be thirty feet
long, which he hopes to make travel at
the rate of thirty miles an hour. The yes.
sci is to have two bows and two rudders
and is to be Of very light weight.
Joseph and Cyril Dion have accepted
the challenge of Maurice Vignau1
and M. Plot, Of France, to play any two
billiardists of this country thre ball game
of l 200 points. The Dions say they viii
play for one thousand dollars side, and
sheuld Plot not come to America, they vii
allow Vignaux the privileges of selecting
any other French player who has neve
visited America.
The Case of General J. Watson Webb
which has been on trial before Judge Blatch
ford for several days,was concluded to-day
The Jury were unable to agree, and wer
discharged.
The New York Eastern Conference, Il
session in Brooklyn, adjourned sine die
to-day, after making the usual assignmen
of ministers to churches in the several dis
tricts. There were number Of church
es not supplied, in the New Haven District
VIM. Rice wss-assigned as Professor in tn
Wesleyan University; A. G. Eggleston, Fl
, pancial Secretary Of the Wesleyan Univel
sity, A. U. Mead as Secretary of the Pris
oner's Friend Association, Of Connecticut
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11cENsRA lsfi XTi0 0Ns.

NOTICE.-I. Patrick Harmey, do hereby
IN give uotieo thai i shall mako apfli:
cation in writing to the Court OF General
Sessions otths fescs and jail Dslivery o.
Castle. on Monday, }hs sth DAY Of Nay
4. p. isa for . liS:nse To- keep an Inn % o.
the south east corner OF Third and
Pine streets, in the Second Ward Of the
City of WILMINGTON, and to sell intoxi-
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises, and and
the names OF the following freehOlders
Of the said ward recommending this said
application are as follows,
William White Richard Booth
w II Beckley Nicholas Jenny
John Hammond Michael Kenny
Robert 81 Pyle 8 Schultz
Daniel O'Byrne james McVey
r II Taylor John F Bush
James + Brennan Anthony Willis
Anefrew GrOtz Martin Heating
H B McIntire Chas e Sparks
Michael RAFFERTY, JOshua Baker
Timothy Futty Theo Schmitt
Theodore Hauf Hugh Sweeney
apl2. PATRICK HARMEY.
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CONDENSED TELE6RAMs.
II IL snowin1r in Ondnn

NVND1NO OLD 1S<AeAOs
It is showing in Londen.
Commodore Vanderbilt is reported seri-
ously ill.
Thomas Bevan, wholesale liquor dealer,
of PittstoD, committed suicide, yesterday
morning, by hanging.
The plaque in Bagdad, Turkey. is in
creasing. On March 26, thirty new cases
and ten deaths were reported.
The condition of Barney Williams is re-
ported improved and his physicians say
the prospect for his recovery is encourag-
ing.
The Union Improvement Co., N. Y, have
declared quarterly dividend Of three per
cent, payable on and after the 18th Of
April.
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NoTICE.-1.J John Joyce. do hereby give
IN notice that shall make application
in writing to the Court of General Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State
Of Delaware, which meets at New Castle, on
Monday, the Sth day Of May A. D.. 1870,
for q license to keep an Inn or Tavern at
Nos. and East Fifth street in the Fourth
Ward of the city of Wilmington, and to sell
liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the prem
ises, and the names Of the following iree-
holders Of the said ward recommending
this said application, are as follows:
Err ncios X Jacquot William AlsentzerA
Hugh Hagan John McGonigle
Alex Hart Patrick Hassan 81
Thos 3 Eaton Francis Kelly 20 81
James 8 Heal Henry E Albert
Richard keenan, John Fehrenbach
Thos B Kelly John Hance
Ge-rgo H Fox John D Kurtz,
John McClsfferty John Otto
Francis McMonogle David Foster
David Baird Julius A Krauspe
James Parker Samuel Sayers
apl4St JOHN JOYCE
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the Chicago Troubles.
BY American Press Association.

By American Press Association.
CHICAGO, 13.-The committee appointed
at the Massachusetts, meeting on Tuesday
evening, to demand the resignation of Maj.
Colyin, visited that gentleman this after
noon, and was met by fat refusal from
his Honor, who informed them that he
would give his reasons in writing.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

FreeMuseum.
For Sale-Piano.
Furntture-L. F. Adair.
Bulbs Cough Syrup the best.
Wanted-Two First Class Hands.
License Application--John Joyce.
Notice-Mutual Loan Association.
For Rent-Small House and Land.
Spring Goods-DeWolfS $40 Market st.
Books -Ryan's, No. COZ Market street.
0il Cloths,McBride, No; 7& Market st.
Notice-Wilmington Loan Association.
License Application-P. q J. Plunkett.
License Applicataon.-John Dever ant
James Baxter.
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The result of the municipal election in
New Brunswick, N. j., is summoned up as
follows:
The Democrats elected their candidate
for Commissioner of Streets and Sewers
2 surveyors Of the highways; out Of 9
aldermen, and one-half of the other csndi-
dates, except the Republicans will have
twe-thirds Of the Council, and the Demo
Gratis small majority of the county board
of freeholders.
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In the United States District Court at Ct.
Louis, yesterday, Judge Treat sentenced
Mcdonald to three years imprisonment and
IS, 900 fine, and Avery to one years impris-
onment and $4,000 fine.
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rHAN0E OF HOURs.WILMIN0ToN
" 4WE6TERM RA1LROAD.-COmm
INF, Monday, September 18th, ls7A, Trains
viii -un a. follows:
Leave Wilmington l0.1e m. and ., IS pm.
Leave Landen berg e.46 am, aud III p'm
Arrive Wilmington VS. am, and Gl5 I.m:
Arrive Lapden6erg L. Ii pm. and 6,60 06m.
CONNECTIONS.-At Wilmington, WITH
Lahdenberg with PennA 4 Delaware h. r.
aug &-u DAVID cONNELL, Sup.
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REsTAURANTp.s,
NTcSHANE's LUNCH ROOM,
Ivu .N .H' ..'
No. 3 MARKET STREET,
I,kil0delDAj0. Pa;

During the warm days coming when all
Delaware will be taking a steamboat trip
to Philadelphia, to escape the Aalst Of rail-
way travel, could not do better when they
land at the wharves. en- route
FOR THE CENTENNIAL,
than to refresh themselves at No. on that
street. Charley McShane will tyike as much
care Of them there as he does at Cape May.
Remember, II you want toothsome
lunch and tip top drink-stop 'it Charley's!
feN-tf
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CT. STEPHENS HOTEL,
CHESTNUT ABOVE TENTH ST.
il Philadelphia. yrr

Your attention 10 respectfully called to
this new and elegant hotel. centrally loca-
ted; convenient to all public otnces. places
Of anuseMent and interest.
Furnished throughout in the most elabo-
rate manner. No pains will be spared to
make this q model hotel, pleasant and
VISIT. Transient rates from s. to rs per
day. Special rates to families ansi perma-
~ THOs: ASHTON, ,Prop'r.
G. II. CRAWFORD, Manager. apl-ly
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AOTICE.-We, John P. Dever and James
IN Baxter, do hereby give notice that on
Monday, the 8th day OF May, a. D. 1915, we
intend to apply in writing to the, Court OF
g neral Sessions Of the Peace and Jail De-
livery of the State of Delaware, in and for
New Castle county. for license to sell
intoxicating liquors in quantities not less
than one-half gallon, not to be drunk on
the premises. and who ale licen. ed retailers
of goods, wares and merchandise, at NO.
4Ol Market street. in the Third Ward, of the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county !,
State of Delaware, the aggregate cost
value of whose stock resp etively, con-
stanrly kert on hand for sale, Is not less
than five hundred dollars, that they are OF
full age. men of sobriety and good moral
charac, er, that such sale of intoxicating
liquo at said place Is necessary to accom-.
mOdate the public, and the names Of the
following freehOlders Of said Ward, recon-
mend the said application, to wit:
Nathan Lieberman John X DOlbow
stephen Downey James Murray
Leonard Hamann James mith
] McManus John H Graham
William Conner P B Forman
James Clark E Rice
Michael Megary Patrick Monaghan
Thomas Russell Samuel Culbert
Edward Farmar Charles Schmith
Henry Grebe Patrick Kelley
Edward Forrest James Monaghan
Charles Lamb Daniel McElwee
e + Stroud Patrick Lambert
A J Maxwell King Dolbow
JOHN p. DEVER.
apl4-3t* JAMES BAXTER
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NNLY PLACE IN THE CIT y

nNLY PLACE IN THE CIJY
where you can get First-cla % Meal 1or 70
/ Cents,
A., AT AINSCOW'sk
Open on market MORNINGS from in the
morning It'll IL at night, dining rooms
under the Third street mar ket house, en-
trance on King street,
a ug 28ly
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The New England survivors Of Ander-
sonville Prison, met at Norwich, Connect
cut, yesterday. Officers were elected, after
which speeches and toasts were the order Of
the exercises.
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OYsTERSl OYSTERsM
" SPECIAL MOI lCE.

have made arrangeme nts to suppiyfxm
lilies, hotels and restaurants with the
BEST OYSTERS THAI. COME TO THI6
Mark EFT,
Wholesale and RETAIL at tia lowest prices
and fresh eNerp atav.
JAMES MCLANr.AN,
gep4-W 4O6 Marbe ct street
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The weather To-day.
For the Middle and Eastern States, part
ly cloudy weather, stationary or higher
temperature and possibly local rains.
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WINES A IIQlUORs.

TN STORE THE FOLLOWING lAk
i WH1SKIES:
Hannisville Pure Rye, 1873.
A. Overholt 4 Co.'s Pure Ry Q, 17l-79-U.
Hyatt & CLARK g (sherwood) Pure Rye, ,ls73
W. & w. IXD Rye and MaAt, 1850.
to the Increase of tax, they will be sold
without any advance In price.
FRANCIS KELLY,
No. LOS Market st.
aug z8-tf
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RAILROAD

AS3AAAAASOAAs-r
on AND AFTER SUNDAY, DrcrxsER 9Th, 1876,
Trains leave Depot, Thirty.second and
MAIN LIME WESTWARD.
Paolt Accom-, go and "A. NJ, llo. .44,
H., and :. 40 Pm. m
NiagaIa Express daily, except
Rsnovs sina Kan: Express daily. '''." 1'-'
rerf Ind aisS' HANOVER izpres.. e1. ''~ L.
LIE se' AsVeH sSso1 &.ll, except sun. 'D A'
York Mali daily except Sunday s.SS @ 4: A. 4: +:
MAIL Train daily, (on sunday
leaves Ct "a. n. and runs only
psnainsso%n g aiasTsIsSn9sz zooom, i. "a s
Fsst Line daily, except 3 @ ssndsy.. Sur r. 1a,s5 P. n.
YORK, Hanover and gred'k AGO., -
Hs1rlsbaSs sSRs Ssaui &ocS$, daily except ~ :
Bsyn 9ss~r Accom-, daily ez: ..s -. = -
Lsncss'sr snes S aaa York Accom-, *: ~.
pssRess.barss' bs'Ts 'Tsssin daily, except . >" . -
piissaSaiss Expires. d.iiy, except .''. .. :. :
ciheinnsh Express daily. zig Pr
Efe 1f Mail and Bufalo Express.
E%is4gsnt saiSsgt ssstprsym saprss:y m daily s4s.1t y
Manday, for which tickets must DO pro.
cured and baggage delivered at ll6 Mar
ket street, by S P. N. ,.
| NEW YORK DIVISION.
Eapdaeis spd 'Gf NfE Asx ~ Eapssss
LES P. M.,l 1.85, $40, .4.y5,. $50, 6;S6 and7
PM end " II midnighs.a fas On sunaay n yynd ~
Iii nishs. f'O Mail Ii H. Train @ ~ 4. m. r. Il Emierant
| Train for New York ll.40 pm.
Accommodation for Trenton, 23O p. m.
Express for Long Branch and Squan, 7.N
g. n fs6a soS X RRENs1NeroN E; Isl DEPOT.
Bpstleton, 8.35 q. M y noon. sand 1882 m.
TreSSton, eS e:55. and as .; u. 5 s:so 40 ~
and $50 a. m. On Sunday, Oils, q. m.
Express % for New York &4qa:m.
Express tor Long Branch. p. IA.
| ,,, RELvIDERE DIVISION.
FROM KENs1NaroN DEPo1'-Express for
Trenton, Lambertyille, Phil!ipsb1Eg'
Easton, Water Gap. Scranton, &C., g55.
am. and $50 p. m. Express for belVl'
For @ Lsnbsrtvilie. Pennington and Hope
wells 10l5 q. m. and 6l5 p. m:
For Ffsmington, 6.55 and lo.l5 am. ana
| '''' AMBoY DIVISION.
| FROM MARKET STREET FERRY
Accom-. for New York, via Perth Amnoy
and Jamesburg ana Monmouth JunGtoa
880a m. and Up, M, connecting Tor Long
Branch and Squan.
Accom- for Trenton, connecting with E1s
ppsss trains for NeT Yo5k. eSe, & 3, ana a. ~
Way Train for Burlington, $50 p. m. sun
day Trains 10 q. m. and and ESQ p: M ~
Way Train for Rordentown, 8 and u.W
pm, On Sunday ut $40 p. m. On
For Kinkora Branch, $50 q. m. ana 4''V
| For Hghtstown,e 9, a.so a. M, 2, s.45, and
FsS 81 Long 81 Branch and New York. So m.
For Medford, 9, and Ills q. m., 3. As and ~
For % Mt. Holly and Psmberton, &s spd
ii. Is q, M, S45 s, and $50 p. m. FOR M"
Holly, /. and ll:a0p p. m. :,
su uday Trains for Mt., Holly, ~ g. Ill.,
ron alS% S%selRchantville E M and Moorestown, 10 Pm:
on 4 .aesdsys, Thursdays and satuF0''
Thlyii Thsy i'm, on Transfer Company will eslai e.a
for ana a1 uai che * Baggage from Hotels ana
Residences. Time Cards and full 1nior,nnd nmd
tion can be O. Ntained at the Dep1ts nv ;nH:
Terrv monsS ~ - q, Wve, ID at the followlnS'
M. 2, g Chestnut street.. "a.
TICKET cnr Broad 4 Chestnut Su'
OFFICES: No liz NJ. vket Street:
rtAxK asni M.nnsss Mrso%ssos .i NJ fSs ffSs.s:s:r 49,
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,;RA1IRoAns..
'DH1fADlIPHIZ WiL7fINoToN { :;
BXITIHORE hAILROXH" AN

'DH1tA AD11PHIA N11lINQTON An
II BALTIHORE RAILROAH. AMI
b -0f-l NovHNDR = N1
}. TraiHs wiz lsavs Wilminstoa ~ =,
F&lisxslphis ana Inssrmsd,ass s...,,..
ia e.lo, a0A e6s IAN q n, Z 1le, II. ~
fhiladslphia and New York, luam
Baltimore and Intsrlnsdiaas stat,on,
12@, 0.06, q. m. 6.2O p. NJ.
baltimore apd Washington, l2b2 tx
a06, 4. m, l2.66, LIB, 6.20, no 3. n. A''0
Trains for Delaware Division, leave n.
New Casnes 6.00, 6.2O, go, q m, LIZ. In
Harrington and intermediate Station.
6.09 e.SOa. IA, 40, p. m.
Uelmar and 1ntermediAto Stations I'm
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stat,ons
$40, 4 m, 7.l6, $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, In q. m.
Baltimore and Washington, H@. lm
q. m. '-'
For further information PASSENGER ~.
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot. ,;f
family HF. KRNNEY. supt
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cam Convention
? American Press Association.

Virginia Republican Convention
BY American Press Association.
LYNcHBuRa,-The Republican State
Convention met in this City, to-day, and
inAorssd Mr.. Blaine % their choice for the
Presidency.
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HoFaElfs.'

WAsHlSeroN HOUSE. 81 y, ! = '-',-' .-, &.
MARKET sRTEET, NEW CASTLE,
/, JOHN McCALL1N, PROPRIETOR. Il
The above house Is large and commodi0us
and fitted up In the most modern style. %.
The bar is always we'll supplied with the
best of liquors.
Boarding can be had on the most moderate
terms either daily or weekly. ii sua.,ra..
stabling for 25 head norses. .oy
The proprietor respectfully asks the pa
tr0nage ofhis friends and the public.
G a JOHN McOALIAIN.
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N JUHH MCC1HaIy
apl2- PATRICK HARMEY.
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LrsrIcES OF TEE PEACE.
SOCIETIES.
Masonic.

RthSpnlc.
An Masonic bodies meet Mt $40 Main street.
over Z. II. Wheat's store.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. Al, Royal Areh
Nnsons, meets at the CaapteT k9oins III LIN elS
city of Dallas, on the first Monday IN ei1eh
month.
q. Il. COOMBES, NJ. f. II. p
JOsEPa l.. FISHER, Seoretarv
TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 80, I. & \. M,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
ings of each month, nj the Masonic Hall,
T.. G.. BOWER, W. NJ.
W, k. CORNISH, Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, Ne il2 +. & a. NJ
meets on the first and third Saturday even.
ings of every month at its hall over e. NJ
'' > ''o''' 'D W. Common, N.
A. W. NowLIN, Secretary.
odd Fellows.
Eureka Lodge. U. D., |. 0. 0. F., meets at
Richardson, Dallas county, every "euhes-
DAY evening, at half-paGSt 9 EpSSK No.
Us, FLOYD, Secretary.
RiDGELEX ENCAMPMENT No. 70, /. ".
o. f. meets on the first and thir4 erriuas
nightsin each month"; Mt the ODD Feil1Wws1
Hall. j. II. DAVIS, Z. L.
l.. WAGNER, Scribe.
DALLAS LOOGE No. a, /. o. o. f. meets &C.,
IN ow sy9Ty S Wednesday nBhtGi a n l5S0 NJ q.
NJ. THEvEHET, Secretary.
i TRINITY LODGE No. - o. q. f., meets
eVefy Monday night at odd Fellows, mn " Il
AS. JET, Nc
III MCCONNELL, Secretary. %,
i THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |. o; u. Il.
meets every Saturday night at the lhohia'
chapel church,
SION s. RECORD. W. G. i.
D. W. RECORD w. Secretary
DALLAS LODGE No. I4s, 10. G. T., meets
Fl GeIy Friday night, at their lodge rooni oi
X aain street, between Austin and Lamar.
JOSEPH SWAIN, W. {. l.
. ~. hcNEaLUs, w. s.
q UNITED FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
b,get every Monday night ut old Colleg
quilting, Elm street, ut eight o'clock 7. NJ.
NJ. Il. FRANKLIN, W.. L.
D. ". RUSSELL, X. s.
R'Nai Birth,
rDu.aaLLAS LODGE No. lg7, B'NAI BRITT
n sass every second and fourth TUESDAY u
Idsnn, month. President, ID. GOslin; vice pres
p FIJI, Noise Kahn: secretary, Joseph
usl Kahn,
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Below is Il paragraph taken from the
Hillsb0ro EXp0stor relative to The pro-
posed road to Dallas iillsboro prom
ises to send most of her trade to Gle
burne, but while this is so, we are In
clined to doubt the correctness of the
ilXposter's conclusions, when it inters
that Dallas would thereby lose the
trade OF this section. While Cleburne
would become place of great lmp0r-
lance, aud attract great deal OF trade,
vet in the main the road would be Il
feeder to Dallas. The vast productions
of this section would all pass to Dallas
and be handled and disposed of there.
Should our trade be drawn to Fort
Worth, the Pacific will carry it through
without Dallas seeing II once. The
Expostor says:
The Cleburne Chronicle wants Dallas
to help build railroad to Cleourne,ahd
SAWS if the road is not built that when
the Pacific is finished to Fort Worth
the trade of johnson will he diverted
to that point and Dallas VIII lose IT,
When finished to CleOurne won't Dai-
las and Fort Worth both lose 1t we
should rather think so, and that most
of Hill would go to Cleburne. The
uaople of Dallas are not particularly
anxious for the road to leave that city
and as to building road to Cleourne
or Fort Worth il will have to be done
Inv some one else. They would have
but little choice of ssrouIes.- lCleourhe
hroniele. .I.
Inc Cleburne Chronicle and its able
contributors and correspondents are
discussing the propriety of taking
stock in the narrow gauge Dallas anu
Cleburne railroad, proposed by the
city OF Dallas. 1t is argued WIN
some show of reason that Johnson
county is not interested ID the con-
struction of u road to Dallas mus
much as there is probability or the
early construction of the LED hIVer
ond Rio Grand Railroad, which Wouiu
be of incidentally greater heneht 10
Cleburne than connection with DaIius
hv n narrow guuge road. Inc OUT
rSyaons extortions that have oeeh
nracticed upon the people living WesV
Of Dallas hy the Dallas Bridge Com,
pany will have its influence upon al al
such enterprises rs the Daiias any
Cleburne Railroad y road rom Dn az,
las to Cleburne would undoubtedly
prove beneficial to the latter place, ou'
whether the benefit would he equal 10
the expense, is a question that the pee,
pie of Johnson county will carellliy
consider before investing Lrol'
/ Worth Democrat.
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rDnsaiLLAS LODGE No. lM, B'NAI FIRTH
meets every second and fourth Tuesday In
idesni month. President, ID. GOslin; vice pres,
Frnt, Noise Kahn: secretary, Joseph II
mi y monitor, ID. Goslin; treasurer, Eman
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of the South, The South cannot afford
ln aynl either mofiid ii0aR of
n1iaHltti mfn 10 represent her In the
United states Senate, Her Senators,
100 this period nf criticisms aul bnspl,
olous, should not only be honest and
competent, hut nalloualI1ed la their
ldtns Of public Iollcy, with sympa-
lhles Anl Thoughts That not only look
20 building up o prosperous and happy
SOUTH uut that embrace the veal nul
WIN compass the prosperity Of the
whole union OF Stales-sueh n Repre-,
sentative Is Judge john Hancock, the
present leading Congressman Of Texas
and ~ with more than ordinary
pleasure that We note In the reXas and
other Journals mention oi him nv the
coming Senator from State, Texas,an
empire In territory population aud
wealth and built mp morr than any of
her southern sisters hy the noble sous
OF all the States, VIII do wisely aud
wei 10 send Judge Haucock TO the
United stulvs Senole,- Baltimore Ga.
Ietto.
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Wcstcrn Mail,

From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Graubury,
Wcl,her(ord, Decatur, pulo Pinto, lacksborO
and western posts, arrives at loo pm; de-
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rnoYIsloNs AND GROCERIES,

CANDLGS-Arc In moderate supply and
demand they are quoted at Mlwl7lsc.
RlCE-lhe stock Is ample for tile demaud
prime, 7AW716 choice, SGSlIG.
SALr-ln good supply coarse, sag 10;
s0AP-Chicngo, Gl,o1c; rro,tor Il Gamble
STARCH-Guod stock and moderate re-.
quest. We quote mt G@6I3c.
COAL Ollr-ln good supply aud demand,
We Quote; bbls. 22GNc; cases " G5@2 no. ac-
oording 90 quantity
DRIED AppLES-ln moderate supply
and demand at llalllac.
BACON-S,ocks ample and demand good;
market very firm, u. :. G.. Sides liMli%c (;
bacon c. sides, l5@!5Ac; breakfast, he
shoulders none In market.
HAMs-E. o. callvasSed, l0c; uncanvossed,
RRO0r-Demand light, with fair stock
We quote half bbls. NJ 70; whole, So
COFFEE-Market tirm; supply full
We quote; Good, 22l9, DE prime, 23G23l &C
| choice, 23a@2ic, currency.
Observation-Disclosures TO prime, 999Ac
choice, DI5@t34c yellow clarified, 1870
lie; white clarified, llH@l2c. Refined II
fair supply and light demand. We quot,
standard A, llH@lAc; crushed l9Is@i2+4c
MoLAsSESSL Louisiana in fair supply
very little common on hand We quote
prime, 5O@52c; choice, dS@7Oc, in barrels; &c
per gallon additional in y barrels,
LARD--In fair supply. We quote, choice
kettle readered, ties, l59l5hc; L-bbls, l5l1
@l5Hc; rahnod. i4@A4c iOt cans, 1919 pom
cans, i5s{c : and ION cans. l6Cel6i1c.
CORN NEAL Market easy at ~ per cwt,
FLOUR Scarce. Prices adv need Toe per
cwt all round. We quote; Ocean Pear, Nxxx
DBL, ~ 80, sack, - ll Cream City, xxx, Dbl,
So IS, sacks, 81 % ; Harvest Queen, xN, Dbl,
20 20, sacks, 81 B5i snow Flake, gxxx,
bbl., ~ 3j sacks, 90 ~ Gold Dust, xxx, Dbl.
50 IS, sacks 50 Rs; Dunlley, XXX, Dbl, - 30
sack, So 0j; swans Down, XxX1, hhl" " ~
sacks, SO 20 MillerH Xxx, bbl., 50 30 sacks,
81 0j; Mills, Y, Dbl, s. 70, sacks, 81 TO-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-29
TuE General Assembly OF Texas

THE General Assembly of Texas
commences April Is, and upon u WIN
deyolve the election ola United states
senator to succeed Senator Hamilton
4 senator, while representing specially
The state whose seal he bears, is no
loss the lawmaker for the entire sister,
bood of states, and an election OF
Halted States Senator may, therefore,
not only well interest the whole pub
iic Int may furnish opportunity for
nu 49, suggestions relative to the
Notifications of the person to he Sc,
,actad The presence in the national
council of men broad minded, conS ser
yatiye and discreet, is OF supreme ,u un
nortance Row, important for the inter- y :.
eat of every section, and espec'aiiy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-29
FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES-Stock light We quote medluh
at IS per barrel. choice 81.
LEMONS--Stock moderate; Messina, per
ORANGES-Lightst stock and moderate de-
mand: choice Mossina are held at " per ppS'
RAMA NAS-Good stock and fair demand.
We ouote fair to prime, S2di per bunch.
FIt;s-ln layer, per pound, zoe.
PECANS-Scarce and IL fair de'hanu ~
1no mar mound,