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ELECTIONS OF OFFICERS OF THE REca-

ELECTIONS OF OFFICERS OF THE REcH-
ABITEs.-At the regular meeting OF Mount
Vernon Tent. No 81, I. o. II. Thursday night,
the following officers were elected for the en-
suing term:-C. G. Hall, shepherd; ]. French,
VIM. NJ. Hall, deputy ruler; n. L. Dyer, re-
coraing secretary; George Simmons, finan-
cial secretary: John Fl. Cockrell, treasurer;
Charles Steers, levite; Walt. McNichol, In
side guardian; Patrick Mcbride, outside
guardian; A. j. Bender, chaplain.
At the meeting OF Washington Tent, No.
50, I. O. R., last night, officers were elected
as follows: G. E. II. Holmes, shepherd; Chas.
E. Williams, chief ruler; VIM. 8. Mann, dep
uty ruler; VIM. M. Robertson, recording sec
rotary; w. n. Proctor. financial secretary;
James ii. Lovelass, treasurer; W. II. Tap
ping. levfte; r. 8. Scott, inside guardian; l..
L. Baker, outside guardian; E. Wheeler,
chaplain.
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Card from the Rev. Charles King, OF
n0R08008.
HE Is SURPRISED, GRIEvED AND ASTON

Editor Sor-Sir: ] am surprised, grieved
and astonished that you should have pub
lished the libelous communication sent out
from this place by vulgar, ruffianly scoun-
drel, who, in his usual sneaking and IRE
sponsible manner, had managed to shoot his
poisonous arrows at me through the Rich
mond Dispatch. 1t is an effort of "the ring,n
form, TO crush me, and, through me, the
church and the temperance cause in this
place. The vile agent employed by them In
this Matchmaking effort is neither resident
OF Manassas nor a member OF the church Of
which am pas tor, or of any other church
In this place. There Is not q shadow of truth
In any OF their charges, as we shall be able
TO show at the proper time. II is rather too
fashionable now -a-days TO lie on clergymen.
CHARLES KING.
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THE COURTR.


POLICE COURr-Jtet0e MiLS, pro tenn
To-day, John Brown, charged with keeping
Moses Hopkins and Horace Queen, unla wfui
assembly in the O-street market; SIS each.
Stephen Taylor, colored, charged with using
personal violence to Officer John j. Smith
while In the discharge OF his duty; an exam
ination was waived and bonds liked at $780,
confined TO his house for several days in
consequence Of this assault. Elizabeth
Jones forfeited collateral. Albert A. Shipiey,
loud and boisterous; IS. stephen Taylor,
unlawful assembly and loud and bois-
ferrous language; fined as. Augustus
herd, Tor o6structing the street, was fined SIS.
Charies Calhoun, disorderly In Georgetown;
%. Martha Turner, street cursing; IS. AIDE.
line Brown, loud; S. Doctor clifton, colored.
loud; %. Henry Kelly, Henry ]. Booker
Queen, II. A. Morris, Bepjamin Bovd. and
Peter Cant were charged with disorderly
assembly on X street, in front OF the Asburv
church. There In Q crowd of colored bum.
mers and loafers continually about the front
OF THIS cnurcn wnen there Is religious service
there, And II has become . great nuisance.
They have been warned over and over, aud
not paying any heed, the police made q de-
scent upon them last night and scooped the
whole crowd. The court imposed q fine of Is
In each case. j. v. Grant, q policeman, was
court thought the officer made an uujustlfi-
able arrest, and fined him IS and costs. APP
peal taken.
I'm the case OF Richard 8. Smith, before
this court on Thursday last. on q charge of
profane and indecent language In q street
fendant, that before the fine was imposed be
denied the charge positively, and claimed
that II was clear case Of mistaken identify
on the part OF the prosecuting witness.l
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Removal,

Frsf-cluss Securing and Dyet,sc.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building 9O6 g street
northwest, three doors west of 9Th street,
very near his former place. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether
OF American or European invention, he is
enabled to do any work in a manner not to
cilities.
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart.
Grape Wells rennished nice aud cheap.
Travellers leaving the city can have work
done on the very shortest notice.
Prices lower than ever before, TO suit the
times.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street, pays 5
per cent per annum on deposits for each cal
eDdar month. Banking hours, 3 to 4. Sat
urdays, 3 to and 8 TO 8. HtS,l<tl6
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DR.. G. W. BKNsoN's CELKRY AND CKAr.
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly 70 cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price,
30 cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing-
ton, GEORGETOWN and Alexandria. a,A,0o
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j. II. sqsisP q Co.,
BANKERS,
1s1s Penns,,,panfa Apr,,.e

1f16 Pennsylvania Avenue,
pay per cent. interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
tied. 5Neo
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CIT p ITE Ms.

HATs-A good assortment of Styles and
Sizes o. 3entlemen's, Boys and Chfldren's
Straw :. ats can Sill be found at Lewis, go
9Th str !, between I and X; also, Trunks,
Valist and Bags at very low prices for cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-29

CATARRH, discharges from the head and
all other chronic diseases cured. Doctor
dence OF success has been realized from his
trea tn emit. Office 500 9th street n. W. 7,5,1:
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Germs. &c.-Rasy Feet

being Indispensable to health and comfort,
thoueands OF the intelligent public visit DR..
Whites establishment, 14l6 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Willard's Hotel, for relief
from corns, bunions, bad nails, vascular ex-
crescences, &c. Fee, 81 per visit
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POPULAR IMPROVED SODA with granu
lated ice. koLB's, corner 7th and E streets.
7,201m
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No TINE TO BE LOST, IL the ladies' visb tn
gain the extra discount of ten per cent. nov
ment of Woolford & Shilbera, sf7 HarSet
space. See I'd.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-P. A. Darneille,
soctioneer, has eold for William Kilg0ur,
trustee, lots 101, 102, 103 and 1c4, In Wright &
Dole's subdivision OF Mount Pleasant, On the
Itn street road, opposite Howard University,
ana containing Is 66 square feet, to Mra.
foot.
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A WARNING TO LADIEs.-Yesterdav M.
ternoon about O'Clock lady passing along
ID street, near 18th. had her pocket hook
Q negro tramp, who made good bis escane
ladies' should carry their pocket books
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ALEXANDRIA,

THE A. & w. r. R.-It is understood that
the travel on the A. & w. r. r, has fallen
OF so much since the removal of the depot TO
Fayette street that the authorities intend to
reduce the number OF trains to six each day.
IL Is reported that the receipts of the road
from local passenger traffic was about $500
less last month than in the corresponding
month last year. Printed petitions are in CIR.
culatiOn for signatures, asking the city
council to grant the road permission to come
to the old depot on st. Asaph street.
SHOOTING AFFAIR AT MANASSAS.-Pas-
sengers by the Manassas train this evening
report that Rhoda Fewell shot an unknown
white man near Nokesville, this morning.
Fewell's house at Manassas was robbed last
night, and he claims to have recognized
some of the clothes taken on the mans back.
he called to the man to halt, and upon his
falling to do SO, shot him three times in the
back. II is said the wounded man cannot
surviye,-I Gazette 9th
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PRIGG 's jewelry store received some bean.
tful sty les in onyx and gold, Lake George
d,amonds, Roman gold, silver and Jet jew.
city. NO. sS7 Pa. avenue, near AZ Ct.
"McMgsnAY.n practical trunk mauufAc.
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The CHARGE AGAINST M. r. BUCK
The case OF NJ. b. Buck, Of Warren, Va, TO
which re ference was made last week, was
further examined in Winchester on Satur-
day by Justice Crebs, and afterwards before
Judge Sherrard, who admitted him to bail in
the sum OF 81, 900 for his appearance at the
September term of the Corporation
Court, T. w. Buck, of Warren, and r. B.
Buck, OF Baltimore. becoming his sureties -
Winchester (Vd) Times, July 26.
Col. WHARTON, u. s.. district attorney
for Kentucky, denies having said that he
would be removed because he was friend Of
Bristow or that he had any thing to divulge.
All that he knows about the rumors on the
subject is that he understood that Congress-
man White, OF KY, was looking about Tor
his successor.
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RAwLEY sPRINGs,
NEAR HARRIsoNBURG,
R0OHIEGHAM COUNTY, Va.
GEO. W. BUNKER, OF WASHINGTON, ID. u

MANAGER.
Tbs wen-knowr and popular Summer Resort
viii De open June lst, lTe. The waters r !. - -
py analysis compare fsvorsbly with the
renowned chaiybeete waters OF Europe
h the etrop geet chaly beate IN the nfte3 Sfafes
N sooiuon % the water, the location pure and en-.
nner sunl atmoepher picturesque sceuery, 6pe
Naks, drives, hunting, fishing, &c, ell tend 10
make hswley TIE most attractive ~ well q THK
most oealthful resort In Virginia. The Oompany
ano comfortable buildings I'm the state, and durfna
the pest winter com pleted perfect systen Of terra.
Tor terms and pamphlets apply TO
A. b. IRIOK, President.
0yO-eo,m Harrfsonhurc- Vfrufnfs
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JAs.B. IncH. 1osr. o. Fox. EDWIN o. Currxa.
FITCH. FOX Z CO..

Oecs 1899 PESO. scs.. sgy. .. q. tsas'y Dspa-fs.
aell Property. Qol1oot Dents, Lend Honsy, OeIlscS
Intsrens eec9re Lenenes fey 1axsss D1sef Ins1r-
- kpscSaS esfsssies ssrea 70 fhs ssassseu<.s az
1assss ssd fssSesSH bslsssiss . ss.-,sssdsss
esNf6 yQ4Q1
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Heather Probabilities To-day.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFrcER,l
WASHINGTON, July -, 1876. :
For the middle states. clear or "a r weather
during the day, with slight cha lgss in tenn
perature and barometer, and light southerly
To westerly winds, followed ton hit by light
rains In the southern portion.
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Libby Prison II now sumac- grinding
mill.
- Bethlehem, n. h, In the White Noun
1ns, ~ the highest village east OF the Rocky
CThe bankruptcy proceedipg of Jaw
Sook 20, nom the day Of rehabilitation 70
Inst OF tne nnal discharge, c0nsumed two
yeays and eight months, wv
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ADMINISTRATIONS Tnedter-Do not
forget the scientific glove contest which will
be given Monday evening at the Avenue
Theater for purse OF $500. The contestants
are Prof Collins, OF the Washington GYM
nasium, and Jimmy Sargent, OF Liverpool,
England. The duration Of the contest is
limited to one hour. The price OF admission
is 90 cents; IS cents for reserved seats. A
very interesting exhibition may be expected.
Theater ComiQue.-The variety Performances
at the comfortable Comique this week is as
usual first class. The leading dramatic at
traction Is "Was she led astray; or, did she
CO." with Mr.. Fortescue In the leading role
RIFLE PRAcTIcE.-Yesterday some of the
members OF the ID. @. Rifle Club met at their
excellent shooting range at the Washington
Driving Park, for the purpose OF practicing
over the 500 yards range. The follOwing was
the scOre: "
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RIVEb ePBINGs.-Thfs Popular Be-ort is nov
h open; Board for grown persons, 81 Is Se~SX
per day; Board for nurses, and children
over two year, old, from % cents TO n .oc ~
no charge Tor transportation from steamer, fish.
Ing, ,tn. uit or neaosi .,tsndance River sprina
Blakistops Island, on the main land. Bsardsrs
lor River Spring. will take the steamer John w.
Thompson or Msttsno, End land Of Oolsop = Wharf.
k.P. BLAkleTOE. IA. D, Proprietor. Addres
Mneseown p. o., 81. MArys county. Nd. le1- n
THH ALBEMARLl EEnALH INSTITUTE.
\ Charlottesville, Vs.,
Reattee ias f.il with elegant new fSEsi -
nKR BOA RDEks from the ID Of June 70
the 1gth OF September. No extra charge for bot o
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nj kTkOP0LITAN NJ. Il. CHURCH.
EXCURSION Down THI POTOMAC.

Metropolitan M I. Church Sabbath School and
their frit nds Will leave 6th street - xK@A
July, At $50 q. M, and spend the DAY Of nj ~
SHALL Hal returning at 9 y m; and at D. 10 .
II Pm.
Tickets for either boz trips: Admits. 50 cents
children, cents; can be bad OF the Bookstore
The elegant new steamer MATTANO Is engaged
for both trips. iyas AZ
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a RAILROAD TRANsFER CASE.-Yester-
day, before Justice Weaver, the case of o. d.
Barrett against the Washington and George
town railroad company was tried with q
jury. This was an action to recover 800
damages for being elected from car on the
7th street line on the 18th OF July, and the
facts as developed were as follows: Mr.. b.
got on a car going eastward, near the Treas
ury, and paid his fare, and at It'll street re-
ceived transfer, which he offered on the tn
street car. This, being dated July 18th, was
not received by the 7th street conductor, and
he was asked to pay fare. He refused and
was then elected. The proof was pretty clear
that Mr.. b. offered the same transfer he had
ten for the company and Mr.. Barrett In his
own behalf, and the jury found verdict for
plaintiff for $50.
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THE NEW BAIH-HoTsES
p.AT HOT sPRIEGs, A.,

i AT HOT sPRfEGs, "A
BATH COUNTY, VIRGInI1, VA0
,,, Rapidly approaching completion, lE3 D.
VIII nave capacity OF TWELVE HUNDRED FITT5
every twelve hours, fth separate pool aud dress-
Ing room for each bs;her: II is the best arranged
end moet comfortable bathing establishment in tie
United States. The waters vary in trmperarure
and range rs high ITO degrees Their great curs.
tive powers IN cases % rheum atism, e0nf dfseases
OF the liver, and numerous other cisesses are sf-
TESTED by thouancs who have been cured or greatly
Denented by using them. The DRTSKINS WATERg
include Iron, Alum, sulphur. and Maguesia. Hotel
econ mod ions equal 70 any in the mountains.
gnia resident ply stefan. For pamphlets and circu.
isrs address A AUGUST, Manager,
Utlm Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
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MONMOUTH HOUSE,
WI sPRIsG LhkI BEACH,

WI SPkING LAkI BEACH,
MONMOUTH COUNTY, N j.
THIS new and magnificent Seaside Hotel WIN b
open JUNE =, 1876.
OontainiDs $50 handscmeIy- furnished
rooms gas, water, elevator, electric bells ~
and all the modern convepienbea.
Ample capacity for $40 guests without crovdfnG,
ne botel Is 100 feet from the beach, where the
bathing 10 unsurpessed on the coast. while mAgnf-
ncent water lake within 800 feet q the
rowing and sailing.
An slss.nt band q music win be In attendance tho
Warm Salt and Fresh W ster Baths IN the building
IN hours from New YORK CITY, N hours from,
west Phtlsdelphfa, without change Of cars
For Circular apply st the St Cloud Hotel, Phils-
delphia, Of the Nor mouth Hotel
MULLIN MCKENZIE. Proprietors.
y. w. 4ULLTN, OF st. CLOUD Hotel, PhilAdelphfs,
HENRY MchINNiE, OF Depot Hotel, Fort Wayne
Sc hsola Espanol
fne iivery in attendance for use OF ruests
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EDUCATIONAL
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
The re1t session commences Wednesday, ssp;en-
TsiiiOa free for students from the State and Dis.
frfct.
For Catalogues sppiy to
College Station,
Iyz90Wm Prince George County, Nd.
DATAPeCo FRMALl INSTITUTE,
II Nsos Batstmors, Md, On LtnS az Balfsmoys
aad Okto Raskoad.
This fpetttutton has been In operation for forty
years. and maintains national reputation. lts
location is lre ennently heelshtul. central, and
Wet. Terma per seholsstic year. Tor board and
FULL course Of Latin and Ensltsh, oS00. FOR circu
lsu address Hrs. =. H. ARCaxR, IIlfcott Oty p.
On Id. Jy17 Am
VIReINIIA FEMALE IN9fIrUfE.
Rev. y. II kHuLIPs, A. - Rector, eesfsfed By
large COTS Of experienced ofdcers. Thirty second
annual sesston VIII commence oKPrEMBIR o. Pat
ronage represents nineteen states. BufidfnGs sps-
cious- Grounds e1tensfve. Terms moderate.
CHURCHES Of seven denominations within three
or Hon. Il. W. % HsrsT. - $500 !, o. 81 ~
WEST .ND MsTITUTl.- fesssIy eeAssl r.
E E:.., i oo.s ~ I'd ,Ir + S1p1 snc
EEnkGt4f sbHoooE Tok 96 III SfdEApfT fH ns
New York avenue q. W.-nu. AU0xLO JACK,
son, PFfnoipel-The 01ghth aa1uol oon16on beGfU
On tho llsh a oop1sUbee M. oaRol-Iv
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ELEVENTH ANNUAL
OHU u IT z n NFESr
WAS HINGTON
SCHUETZeN vEREIN,
AT THEIR PARK,
sTa-sTIEEr bad,
July 81, August 4. .. 3 and q. 1879.
PRIZE ssooTISa.
PRIZE BOWLING,
LADIES PRIZE SHOOTING.
PROMENADE CJBoKRTs,
DANCING MUSIC,
By fHE MARINE BAND.
The evf.s Quintette, In their Original Conumss
ana Mount ain Melocies.
nlle. Olympia. the Peerless Lady Gymnss.. a..
sisted By Mons. pekins. These artists male full
Two Performances daily.
Vocal n usicsl Entertainments By various Singing
Clubs Of the District.
The Pyramid club.
Grsnd Illumination and Pyrotac hnics
Go. a, W. l. l., Col WIN @ Moore @ NM apdins,
will visit the PARK duting the week.
Admission to the Park, Is cents.
sdmission 70 the Pavilion, for gentlemen - ets.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
~ OF THE
MARY WASHINGTON

VIII hereafter be made only TO MT,
NBBNON sPBIH0s, where no in ~ .SiI@k
grounds or boats
Two trips:-Leaving 7th-street wharf at 10 O. m
returning ct ,. m; fare 40 cents. Second trip,
leaving 81 .. m returning at $50; fare rs
cents Those going on the nrst trip can return on
the second trip free OF charge. Refreshments, I'm
GLIDING good country milk, can be had on the
Persons wishing to spend Q pleasant day in the
country, where good water and shade sbounds,
can 90 90 jy1s-3m
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

EOTICII
have reduced this day the price OF my fine
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE
To Soc. per pound, Roasted to IS.
q. WITMEE,
ynu 1918 Pepnsylvania avenue.
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viii have the kindness "a permit me 20 he heard. I
have done no act since have been ia public ofice
that am afraid % own, and none, am sure, which
yen will not endorse when you understand the cir
CUmstances and facts leading up TO that action.
With great respect, your friend,
BLuFoRD WILSON.
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EXCUkAIONS 70 Ink CAFES.
The steamer JANE MOsELEY VIII leave EVERY
sAIgkDAr, ats p m, during the
s sea- a. foE roItr t Monroe, Norfolk
q Piney Point and Point Lookout, returning 20
Wasbfp etcn at O'Clock Monday morning. Arply
at COMPANY e wharf, foot Of 6th %. iyz4-im
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21
MISCELLANEOUS rELEGRAMs.
Ancient Order Of iIibernians Not
within the Pale OF the Church.
Extent Of the Damage Of the Jersey CITY
Explosion Vain aaa DARK Ponlicnl
Freaks ofye Loyal In luaIsjena.

Nav York, May 20. --Ata meeting
OF tho Catholic societies lasI uIghl, 10
arrange for attending the laying Of tho
corner stone Of the Paulisl Ealhes's
new Church, the absence oftheAncient
Order OF Hlbernlans being commented
upon, Father Young explained that he
had been compelled by Vicar General
Quinn 10 retract the invitation 10 that
Order Several Ancient Hibernlane
asked for the Vicar GoneraI's reasons,
aud Father Young replied shat the
Vicar General has determined to deem
the Order outside Of the pale OF the
Church, until II established olspela In
connection with lis meeting places,
like all other Catholic bodies, and dis.
cards its mysterious signs and pass
words.
The official report OF the explosion
at Bergen tunnel, Jersey City, gives
tho number OF houses injured at ilvo
thousand and two. The damage h es-
timated at one hundred thousand doll
lars. A large number Of suls have
been begun against the Railway Com
pany.
PARIS May 20. : A meeting 81 about
one thousand students was held yes.
terday, TO discuss the organization Of (
and International Students Congress,
first proposed In connection with Jules
Michelcts' funeral. A large number
OF students from the provinces and
some foreign students participated.
The foreigners viii BIO entertained TO-
night alta banquet given by the Paris.
ians students.
WILMINGTON, May 20.--An explo-
sion this morning ut Duponts powder
mill killed four men.
WASHINGTON, May o.--The Conn
missioner on Federrl ofllces Ip.J.ouis4A
lana, to-day continued the examination
orc. w. Ferguson. He said that In
September and 0ctobrr, 1872, General
sypher, ex-member Of Congress, gave
him bundle Of pay rolls and asked
witness to sign them with any name
he chose. He filed up and siged about
tifty or sixty OF these vouchers, re.
turned them TO Sypher, who took
them away aud returned with
a package Of money. paying
witness a salary Of ninety dollars
and giving him some money togiye
to others whose.names he had signed.
The money paid Witness wac not llla
salary, for he was not then III the CAS-
tomhou . and was only i political
striker.
4 severe storm IN The Nation layt
night, Frustrated the lines for niles,
thus depriving T'Hf iIERAfp 81 iis
press report this morning En- gu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21

THE HERALD Ia pleased losiaSrnthat
all necessary arrangements have heeu
perfected, and that the Evening Mail
will make It's appearance Oh Frlagy
evening next Mr.. NJ. csHarrls, lais
Of THE HERALD repoftoriAl corps, wan
have charge Of the local department,
while the corps editorial viii DO pre-.
sided over by able and talented waters.
The Mail Will furnish all the laieat 10.
Cal and general news, and be delivered
anywhere within the city llinaia every
evening except Snndayl 40 iiheen
cents per week. The ofiiee II the
Mail Is at No. 900 MaIa street. where
parties may leave orders for subscrip-
lious and advertisements.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21

The Commercial dislikes the eternal
bikering between the papers" AS
long as 1t can "bicker" without notice
from us It Is ali right; but when we
"bickerp we bicker to hurt, aud that's
what's the matter with the CONNER
cial Hannah. The Commercial boast
ed that II paid more for dispatches
than The HERALD did. We proposed
that Mr.. Burton, who collects the
money for all dispatches received at
this city, be allowed TO say who paid
the most. The Commercial doesn't
want to drag Mr.. Burton into The
controversy. The Commercial Is con
siderate; but as Mr.. burton Is the only
man who can decide the matter, news
paper readers win Justly conclude tina
| the Commercial didn't want the mat
| ter truthfully settled.