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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-19
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
MARRIAGE GUIDE

A rhytiolori gal view - Marriage urlhe Matr.et
aud ihosr gnuiciupaiug Mirna.r uu It's dtt ava dos
4ua Hcatnus, h' Mysteries % liepToduruaa iha lf.
cigi utfnl,rs ul fohih AND Nanhood, and thr hUtit
csl system 81 Woman 40 Illustrated hook pf.QI rttrs
which Fipul be- krpi under hek aud key lhNO rEi na
ard best Mar agruulav, ucWaie VI limitations iyu.
a pHivApR MEDICAL ppEAVIsE on al dl,sa'si
Ola Private Nature Ia both sgSes ths abuses aud dsnr-
dJsuthe tgNun syslr aud The means ofeufr ~ pages
Nih euFfaNlngs, sent urltr seal for ~ gts,
MEDICAL ADVICE on s,mlualM,Gknets, lost In
efy sin, Rood AVID Chronic DcaWs CaIAfrh, Nagcof,
"a, q ~ pasc pamphlet nee iot stamp,
An th5 ahoNu Diseases fucccssuy treated 81 Nlt tte'
trsttl nlsprntary, esinh shed lNif, AddUst,
br Bu'pTs' pisPkNsAllN, No, ~ North 6thJs..
~ Leais, Mo.
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STATE NEWS.


Austin Statesman: Dr. Horne de-
parted this life ON Tuesday, and was
buried Yesterday with an attendance of
thirteen Masons. His death is deeply
dcpIored.
The suicide of W. F. lngraham, at
san Antonio, is noticed by the press of
that city. lie had been connected with
the firm of Larmour n Whcelock, archi-
tccts of this city. who have an office in
San Antonio.
w -........ ,T,..;.,J :, p,,,..,,
~ ''V t-Nai''''i.. -l,, ,o,' ~ i,s Io.
3 by Rev. +. NJ. Law, Mr.. R G. Tabor,
Of this city, to Miss Sallie L. Wilkinson,
of BRYAN, a granddaughter of Mrs. Col.
Norris, of this city
r.,m c.,n D,,r;r, tho I,st two
lGI'Il' "' 1,a WIZ, ,IaS,, ,n' a"n h '"n
"ceNS o", I',"' III 9oo,,;ns ~ tho
very lllrs "i Tir,os oan,o ~ Nc ot onc
time, and nearly half the Dallas dailies
have failed to reach us at all.
c.on U,lbord has onno;ntod
NV',' Nv q Soarcw or tho law frw Of
e ,np.I =. 500 q, ~ his c;,y Scrratory
onepa.o '2'T,oS IN; IL o o,'t' ~ tSo Js
.,'", 81 tho Juties Of his Office with
t,'ais' W Wv od,, IN thn 1st
. .mo ,''>
,.n. ot,.,.r,oo. Mr. Sam Scott
Aua',' , ,',o,,r;,,ar oInnod Yesterday
II'e s,"sI r.; XIII liz hoaut;G5I ME- Vance
morning "'.n ',,1 ueI' w. nnt ' mnt; tbo
,, "" In' af wedlock we're securely sol
pouGs " ne Tt' on~ions friends want TO
r ,.,. 90, ho got ont in this sort Of A
KNOW no" y" 'o,t 6"' , Te,r not;cc
way "''i'o"' SUM- =
Marlin Moving Ball; Last FRIDAY
was na',E'',"m Sc hi s ~irn Kesia Wood
''io I ~ .','.,, - DIV If Aum1st
on ,n-e 'he S %,,r, inside IF fbe ;oil walls
ioro, N"T u"ns n ,,,'r Of neonjr mostly
pclor' " , n", ~ oon,n to yincss thc inol
coIo''u, " ~, n,ost ' horribIe murder
'''''' " .,.,
Austin Statesman Hogs Hour'Sh anu an
tatten on the hills OF Blanco, ana WITH
out the Tear Oh S"ii'uo ~ ny'"'o nv, :! 20
l, .l,-rtnnn1 while those al
TUi's'nl'''1 ,t,.n ra steadily elonroted
W nSlto.' , vU" 81 tbn survival of IN,
nh''' Wy ,,,,,,ortod thom into resnect
htiest n"S 1 yIu' anto,nnos
"o!o S"'''''0'''N 49,, ~, a.
San Antonio Herald lin Mr' ASH
lev of the firm of Schott ~ Ashley. IN
forms us that ON last Wednesday hiah'
the Indians made a raid ON Their sag
stand on Turkey creek, and stole 'H''
teen head Of horses, They GIso ',oI1 ne oe ,,
tween thirty and forty head from oth'I
parties in the neighhorhood lh,N
went towards Nueces Canon, ana "cF'
suppose to number about twelve
,t;,r,d,om rup DALLAS HERALD i
MeNiu Ls ., inr, , I sill, banner mad
pIep3'i ny, ~ 70 ' %o giycn away by the DaI
las Tilden Club if any other Stat
pollcd larger Democratic mWorlt
than Texas. Apathy has douotiGS
caused the club to lose its wager "
were ambitious to see Texas carry o
heprize, and become the banner Dem'
cratic State
mt. p,,. oroo since II,
Lawrence l INES .d n"; V"II orr Dali,
election have we Received .',,,o ot toroth"
exchanges ahu ', ., u I;, 1 Jelav bnt sue
Now we can oe''' !" u. Wv Wv ha5 Nor 4
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Buchan's Cresylic Ointment will XIII the
Screw Worm every time, and cure Foot Rot
in Sheep and Cattle
BuChun's Cresylio sheep Dip Is nm lufaln.
bic remedy for the Scab In Sheep; being
soap, II psnetrates at once TO the skin and
kills the Scab.
Buchan's Cerbolic DiSnfecting Soap cures
Mango In Horses, Dogs and Cattle, and kills
Lice, FleaS and Ticks ON all animals.
BE sure Jas, Buchan 4 Co.'S name ppcars
on the labels. Al others are counterfeit and
worthless. WM, T.. KlDDER ~ CO, Princi-
pal Nepot, S3 John street, New York.
Observation-Disclosures
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lOUIsI HANNAH.

There were doubts IN tho mind Of .he tan.
urf,
VA he sent dow a AN army 10 man her;
But without any glldin',
She voted Tor Z den,
And that's what's the matter with Hammer
lluuTiVr-luUInal,
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Condensed Through Time Gard
To points North and East via tho
Houston and Texas Central Ry
Trains Leave
'''ht o'.g
w Efo Am
And Arrive as follows AZ

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follows:
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Leaves nth il:2O A. N Leaves p'th 7:t6 A.
Leaves B'th SEQ p. Leaves s'th o'2o Y.
W. *. WHEEL0CK,
Agent, Dallas.
r. l.. MANCHESTER.
Southern Pass. Agent, Houstop.
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J.wALDO, DURAND,
genI Ticket Agt. Gent Supt.
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
DISLIKE OF NORTHERN OFFICE
HOLDERS IN THE SOUTH.

To THE EDITOR HERALp:-
Speaking of the dislike Of Southern whites TO North
who hold Office IN tho South you ask 'why ~
and add :-"If republican goes to Illinois he can vote
plcascs and office II he pleases and one
will rebuke him." VIII you allow me, Northern
and republican, to point out the difference to
your II half more than hall the population of ILL
nois were composed of extremely ignorant class.
lately slaves and still rorally and mentally but little
above the status OF slaves; II then strangers
from say New York. to so into tho
State and at once seek office, and get It by
banding this ignorant and easily corruptble class
together in opposition to the more enlightened; il
these New Workers should their power thus gained
steal from the taxpayers, and hould pcrpet
themselves power by exciting the suspicious OF their
poor tools against the rest OF the people and when
they threatened with loss OF Office II they should
power for nclp. then you would have Csc in
Illinois such exists in Louisiana, Mississippi
and other States l do not believe you
would encourage such a course, would
you severely blame the educated and properly
owning class IL they regarded these New Workers with
aversion do not justify murder, outrage or lawless
nessar from it; but, as.you justly remark It is the
weakness. the imbecity OF these southern republican
State governments, which tocrates and thus en-
couragcs crime But you would yourself Justify what
Is ridiculousy called to associate
maintnin friendly relations with people who Obtain
their power by massng poverty and ignorance
property and education State and misuse II IN
such ways rs you know Of Yours truly,
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
A MIND DISEASED.

Yesterday afternoon the attention of Detective Butts
while duty Fulton street. Brooklyn, was at
tracted by seeing young woman seated in n coach
with her feet dangling from the window. She appeared
be acting violently and the officer caused the driver
to to Police Headquarters. There the young woman,
elderly female and man alighted, and were shown
into tho presence OF the superintendent Of Police.
The elderly lady Mrs. Johnson wife OF of the
proprietors OF the Grand Central Hotel of San Fran
cisco. The younger woman was Mrs Doughton, who
out OF her mind, and at times became violent
to be almost unmanagcable They had come
from California, and had been stopping at hotel in
New York. but then their way to the Mansion
House, Brooklyn where Mrs Doughton to be under
the of certain physician who had been strongly
recommended to them. The gentleman hai escorted
them from New York to assist in controlling the poor
demented young lady while in the coach
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

BRopHY-NooNAN Brooklyn, Wednesday,
July 26 the residence of the brides mother by the
Rev. Joseph J. Coughlin, JoHN A. BRoPHY of New
York, KATIE r. daughter OF the late Daniel Noonsn,
Esq. OF this city,
KxxSEDY-CrLLES-On Thursday. July 81, at the
residence OF the brides parents by the Rev Father
U'Conne, p. j. KENNEDY, of New York to MARY
AGNES. eldest daughter Of W illian Cullen ESQ.,. OF
Brooklyn.
English and Irish papers please copy.
LEwrs-wRiGHr. AT the residence OF the BRIDES
mother. 221 Schermernorn street, on Tuesday, July
25 by the Rev Dr. Paddock, BENJAMIN LEWIS OF Flat
bush 1. l., to LOUISA WRIGHT, OF Brooklyn No cards.
PEcx-RIKER. In Brooklyn on Thursday, July 81
AT the residence OF The BRIDES brother law, Mr.. l.
Neissen. by the Rev. j. A. Roche, ADDISON PECK Of
New York city, to LAvIyA b., youngest daughter OF
the late Abraham Riker.
SrrRKE-MooRE tho residence OF the brides
parents July TO- by the Rev. Wm 7. Abbott GEORGE
l.. STuRKR 10 LIZZIE T. MOORE, all OF New York city.
No cards
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
RECAPITULATION.
THE SEVENTH REGIMENTS NEW
ARMORY.

The Building Committee Of the Seventh reg-
ment, consisting Of Jackson s. Schultz and WILL
lam Laimbesr, representing the Veteran Associa-
tion, Major George Moore Smith and Private
i. o. Beckwith, representing the regiment with
Coonels Leferts and Clark as advisory members,
organized on the 2sth of June by the election of
Jackson S. Schultz chairman and Major George N.
Smith as secretary. Colonel William A. Pond was
UNANIMOUSLY chosen the fifth member OF the Building
Committee. sub committee was appointed consist
ing OF Messrs. Laimbeer and Smith, and was directed
contract for the building OF suitable fence around
the site for the new armory 10 make such excavations
may be deemed necessary and to prepare Tor laying
tho 1t is expected that the corner stono
will be laid with due ceremony during the autumn of
the present year. The amount subscribed to the Sew
enth Regiment New Armory Fund is over $50 900, and
being paid in TO the credit of the trustees of the
fund. During the autumn ana winter vigorous efforts
will be made to increase the fund TO amount that
will enable the Building Committee to proceed rapidly
with tho work.
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
FUNERAL OF EX-JUDGE sHANDLEY.

Tho funeral Of ex-Police Judge Edward shandcy
will take place IRON the residence OF his brother in
law, Mr.. James Mcconnell, No - West Fifteenth
street, at halcpast one to-day The following &c ntlc-
men have been requested TO act pallbearcrs Hon.
s. s. Cox Judge Koch, Alderman Purroy, Joseph Den
ter. John Scott, George Butts, Charles Hail, Dr.
Fleming John Kelly, Joseph II. Tooker, Matthew
Pattsn and two others. The inerment will take place
in Calvary Cemetery. The Board oi Aldermen will at
tend IN body, will the Tammany Committee for
the district
A meeting Of the Tammany Hall General Committee
OF the Fourth Assembly district he'd last night at
No. 173 Madison street, Alderman Thomas Shells in
the chair Appropriate resolutions of sympathy and
regret at the death OF Judge shandcy were adopted
and It resolved to attend the OF their late
associate IN body
Al meeting OF tho Edward J. Shandley Association
held last night at No. 165 East broadway W. ".
whnen IN the chair preamble setting forth the many
virtues OF Judge Shandlev adopted together with
a resolution that the Association attend the funeral
dav "A body.
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
A STORY FROM THE MARINES.

CANT ANsON, ]
BIG BAYOU, NEAR NAVY YARD,
July l9 1875 J
To THE EDITOR rHE HERALD
Enclosed please find $17, the contribution OF the
Marine Guard, under command OF First Lieutenant
c. l.. Sherman attached to the United States Navy
Yard ut Pensacola Fla. toward the monumental fund
Of the amented General G. A. Custer. The guard con-
ssis of ory mon, all told, and although tho contri-
button small Ii their toward perpeuating the
memory Of good and brave man. Very respectfully,
LOUIS SEITZ, for the command.
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
BOARDING THE LION.

youth named Patrick Dempsey, who lives with
his mother in Mulberry street. was yesterday taken
before Justice Wheeler, at the Tombs Police Court
hold for trial on charge OF stealing from clothes
closet In the First precinct station house cloth
belonging TO officer HaCan. pawn ticket Tor tho
property found at the prisoners residence by De-
tecive Kerns Dempsey is probably the thief who
has been making razzias on the *ardrobcs Of the
patroImcn OF the FIRST precinct Tor timc past.
Bail was fixed at 81 900.
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
SAD DROWNING ACCIDENT.

Mr.. Jedah Irish, OF sxancatclcs, with Albert F.
Dayton son Of Min Dayton OF this city, started last
Tuesday Afternoon rowboat sail to Glen Haven.
While of Sswml Point severe storm came up, and
man working by saw the boat capsze and the two
men clinging to IT, In short time the storm passed
over and he saw no the boat and thought they
had swan ashore but did nothing TO tncm Their
bodies have not been found
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
A HAPPY MISTAKE
PARKER, Pa, July 27, 1876.

PARkKR, IA, July II, IoIu'
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
In your issue acknowledging the receipt OF sub
scrption from the members OF Oil Exchange 10 the
Custer Monument fund credited with 500,
whereas subscription list amounted to but 80,
ana the latter amount was forwarded you. The error
attributed to misDterpretation OF our letter oil
July 22, and TO correct It second subscription was
started. and in a few minutes filed 10 make up the
deficiency As its result please nnd herewith draft on
Importers and Traders National Bank o New York Tor
s75 We may sincerely wish for many similar errors,
nth like results the efforts TO forward this most
worthy object Respectfully yours,
MEMBERS OF THE PARKER CITY OIL EX-
CHANGE
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
THE CUSTER MONUMENT.

STRIKING OIL AGAIN. TALE FOR THE MA
RINEs-THR FUND GRADUALLY INCREASING.
The following additions the Custer Memorial fund
were received at the HERALD ONCE yesterday
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
MILK AS A THIEF CATCHER.

Henry Cook of No. $40 West Fifty fourth street. had
his ,ii tapped for which James McMsnus aged four
tccu held for trial vt the Fnyseventh Street Po
lice Court yesterday officer Mitchell arrested the boy
while IN the act OF drinking from the milk under
the stoors OF private houses by OF rubber tubo
inserted through the iron grated door
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
FEAST OF ST. IGNATIUs LoYoLA.

Tomorrow, July 81. is tho day sc, apart by the
Catholic Church 10 commemorate the life and deeds
and death Of lenstus Loyols, the founder OF the
famous Society OF Jesus which has been the bulwarg
of the Holy for three ccnturcs the oi
nations, the educator OF youth the mother and guide
OF SAINTS, The defender and promoter OF civilization
the producer OF moro remarkable and liusirious
achievements than any other body of men since the
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY 80, s7s-TR1PLE SHEET.

apos ties of Christ Before the Order had existed
hundred years had filled the whole world with me-
MORALS OF things done and suffered Tor the faith
No religious community could produce list OF
variousy distiugushed none had extended its opera
tons over vast space yet IN none had there ever
been such perfect unity of feeling and action. There
region the globe walk OF speculative Of
life in which Jesuits not to be found They
guided the counses OF kings Throughout Roman
Catholic Europe the OF every government and
OF almost every family OF note in their keeping.
They glided from Protestant country TO another
under nnumerable DISCUSSES, as gay cavaliers sim
pie rustcs, Puritan preachers. They wandered to
countries which neither mercantile avidty nor liberal
The order has not been unmixed blessing to the
world
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
MoRRIsrowS. n. j., July 2s, 1876.

To THE EDITOR rHE HRRALD:-
Enclosed please end contribution ($2) toward Custer
Monument fund From Thomas Nugcnt Whppany,
~ j., 81; from Eugene woxe, Morristown, n ). 81.
Very respectfully, j. n. ana r. i.
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
HOW TO ENDCw A COLLEGE.

One way OF relieving strain upon the finances OF
college has been devised by that ingenious and inde-
atigable doer OF good, Dr. s II. Tying Jr Al his sug
gestion number OF the Alumni OF Williams College Of
whicn he is graduate, formed an association known
as the " Williams Century" AS the name implies, 1t
was intended TO enroll 100 Each member is
pledged to pay 500 year, If necessary, to make up
the deficiency in the college income II the number is
full il implies payment of 81 o. 900 year This year
the deficit about So 000 Jealous Alumni good
endowment for college.
The New York herald., 1876-07-30
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Ministerial Movements
Chat by the Way.
PROGRAMME OF SERVICES.
Synagogue Worship - The
Fast of Alb.

In All Saints Protestant Episcopal church to-day, at
the usual hours. the Rev. William Dunnell will oic
ate and preach.
The Association OF Spiritualisis will hold confer
ence in Harvard Rooms .his afternoon and evening
Al the Free Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal church
the Rev. John JOHNS will preach this morning on Luke,
v. l. In the evening a service of song will be held
The American Free church will be addressed this
mo.png by Professor Loutrel, and in the evening the
Rev. c. p. Mccarthy will deliver "a Sermon that gavo
Trouble"
The Evangelist H. l. hastings, VIII preach In sixty
first street Methodist Episcopal church this morning
and evening
'sThe Coming Victory OF Mount Zion over the Ma
lions" will be procla med in the Medical College this
anernoon by Mr.. Snow
''The Laws of Nature versus Divine Goodness" VIII
be considered this ornpg BY the Rev. J. H. Pullman
In the Church OF Our Saviour
The Rev. W. T. Sab ne will preach at the usual hours
to-day in the First Reformed Episcopal church
The Rev. c. p. Mccarthy Will preach to the Fifth
Universalst Society in Plimpton Hall this morning
Tho Church of the Strangers is open all summer and
minstered to as usual by Dr. Deems, who this morn
ing will speak about the Christian warrior, 'Fant yet
Pursuing"
The Rev George McCloskie, OF Princeton College,
will preach in tho Scotch Presbyterian church this
morning.
'.Rcjoice, Young Man, in Thy Youth" is the theme
on which Rev. j. H. LShtbourn will speak this even
ing in the Seventeenth street Methodist Episcopal
church.
Rev J. D. Herr will preach in the Central Baptist
church at the usual hours to-day
The Collegiate Reformed Dutch churches in Lafayette
place and Fifth and Twenty ninth street will be
open to day. DR.. ormis,on will preach in the latter
place this morning
At the Russian. Greek chapel the Rev. Father
Nicholas Bjerrng will celebrate tho Holy Liturgy this
morning in the English language
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-10
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

=, suit Of Mary O'COnnOr against the
oci others 10 decide the right to an award Tor
- Zoo the real contestants being Measfs. Boyd d"
- who claimed Is lien ON the award, Judge van
NOfel' ~ f,r the tlantn5 {. T. POhamus appcaied
!ndsHn''iniif Mr. Miller for the city anu Thomas T.
s,etort Tor the infant defendant
l., the Supreme Court, Circuit, before Judge
barrett suit by the executors Of Edward II, li"'y'
t1 rs AN executor Of the late James b. TAYLOR
w. ,,pra : TAYLOR. his widow, for about Sl,1OO
tte-nnced by the executor 70 the WIDOW during tht
sivru for plaintiffs for SZIeo -
I, the suits OF ex-GOv. Scott against H.
I,o,, tle former president of bank in south caro-
a., which has failed TO collect funds intru'ted TO inc
na,t or 10 Mr. solomon personally The defendant yes
paS moved, IA supreme Court, thdmp'is, 10 be re
fI"S ,r'r1 arrest the ground that the lals't on
o. which it sought TO n9d nm naDG Wts one o ul
.ejaeI by fraud. Judge Lawrence reserved MS ocoF
In tbe Marine Court, before Chief-Justice
e. r..terdav the SUIT Of L. Il. Crane against Isaac
,s tri,d Il was brought TO recover damages
t,s, tbe defendant for writing malicious postal
~, tle nlantifT charging him with dishonesty The
800 hi in not prove any special damages bu the jury
pir H. charge from the Chief Justice gave the PLAIN
tGa verdict Tor $500 The case IA. Dteh '''t uH,S ~
-. and resulted a verdict for $500 ROYAL = crane
appeared for the glantin Chids HUI lot inc W
fcEdanL
In the suit of the executors Of the late street
,ripc contractor John L. Brown 10 remove the lien
claimed nv Mr. Browns counsel, o. p. West, exJudge
strbsn Fullerton and Others in the moneys now con
esJ Inv the city 10 be due Judge Barrett IN Supreme
Cnnrf Chambers has denied two mOuons-ohC 70 Ieitt
a. sit the Other TO send issues 70 Jury iur ll ne
denies hc first motion because the claim OF the lawyers
49, NOT dcpcnd ON a long list Of items, bus on agree
mont or the worth OF their services he denies me second"
bprause tine chief question is of law, and II tht Is
declcd for plaintiff 10 VIII then be time enough 10 Sel
lie other questions to q jury.
The trial OF a case was begun in the Supreme
Court Circuit yesterday, involving the prOpnetorshp
and management Of The Irish World The men VINO
brought it out were brothers. Patrick and Augustus Ford
The editions we're sold to Johu HOag-who furnished
the white paper for themas fast as they came out as
s.curity for his hill and then sold through Tue
American News Company. a creditor Of AUGUSTUS or
seized through the Sheriff some OF the rrocrcs &" INC
,ale tine hands OF the News Company, aud TINS case Is
H. determine whether Augustus Ford had any lE"J IN
the printed papers. whether, as ms hothei yt>' IL,
Vs merely the printer employed to print H. Inc case Is
uili