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An Incident OF n social Call.

Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin visited Mrs. Rosc
Dwyer Of North First Second street, Williams
burgh. yesterday morning. For hours Mrs Dryers
children followed each other In quick succession to and
from neighboring liquor store, bringing rum TO their
parent and her friend. At the people In the
neighborhood horined by seeing Mrs Mclaughlin
falling neadlong from Mrs. Dryers window, on tho
second floor OF the building Mrs Dwyer was suspected
Of having, as the negheors said. chucked her out"
and was arrested. Mrs, Mclaughlin vas taken to tho
Fourth Street Hospital The women were unable to
give any coherent account OF the a. Mrs. McLaugh.
Inns injuries though not necessarily dangeIVusare OF
am
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15

WHITEHALL, N. Y, Sept. H-MIss Jennie NJ.
Fairbanks, principal teacher in the Primary Depart
ment Of the Whitehall Union Free School, committed
suicide last evening by jumping into the canal. she
highly respected, ana no cause can De Asgneu Tor
tue act except temporary insanity. The body was
covered st o'clock this morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15
Goldsmith Maid TrOt,ing Agains, Time.

ALBANY, Sept H.-There was an immense as
sembl.ge At Island Park to-day the atrac ION being
the tpecial premium Of 5000 Tor Goldsmith Maid to
rot against her own time Gao she to have three trials
Ia harness with running horse In the betting before
the race time hsd the call In the pools The prospect
Tor the Maid Was very discuuragng shoe OF
set In, making the track heavy. Tho Maid trotted
nrst heat In 22OS. the second In 27 the third
S20lk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15
The Postal Committee, y,.,tor.

President Babcock OF the Chamber OF Com.
merce did appear before the Postal Committee rec
tcrday according to appointment. Just prior 90 ad
1ournmcnt Jay Gould. who. one OF the committee po-
lttly Informed tie reporters, owned the Pacinc Rail-
road appeared, and was Immediately followed by tho
commission into an inner room, ana the door wal
closed. soon aIteTNard The committee Adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15

A highly enthusiastic mass meeting of Ger
man Democrats took place on wednesday evening In
the Turners Han, Newark. About 5000 persons were
present IN the hall ana before the stand outside.
Speeches made by Judge Herman lsr. Col, Peter
sen, the Hon. Mortz Elilnger Of New YOrk editor of
the JS0ish HueS, DR.. l.. MeTkle and Mr.. u. BoelkeT
DVth VI New York, and others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15
THE LATEST oLD WORLD NEWS.
The Ulirnmontnne Candidate for the Chair
0i the supreme Pontin.

PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE proposed elevation at
the Popc's wish Of Father BeckX General Of the
Jesuis, to Csrdinaate is great event In the Catho-
lie world Father BeckX Is the future candidate OF the
Ilramoutane parry for the iapdcy His election
wuuld tenn to accelerate tae Old Catholic movement
In central Europe, uni could not tail-should the
punh ~ on prup criug-to sever Church and State
France.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15
Seventeen Cents to Chicago.

For some time past A. T. Stewart & Co. have
contemplated the iablishment OF branch store In
Chicago. II became necessary, IN order 10 provide
against the fluctuations in the freight tarn to make
contract transp rtaton OF thei= goods
tied rate for long period Yesterday the New YORK
Central and Lake Shore Railroads agreed to send all
dry goods demanded by the trade OF tee esiab.
lie hinen at seventeen cents per hundred from New
York TO Chicago for one year from date. With this
point settled tue new storeis 10 be opened at once
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15
The Banner Of victory.

The Seventh Assembly District Tilden and
Hendricks Campaign Club Of Kings county. will raise
mammoth banner corner OF Grand and Fifth streets
Wiamsourgh. tonight. In addition TO the names Of
the national and State candidates II will bear those OF
the tongIe sona and Assembly nominees, and Of tho
Leading candidats ON the county aud city ticket. D.
tinsuished speakers VIII address the assembIase.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15
Raidipg the Di.orderIy Houses.

At eight O'Clock last evening Capt. Byrnes OF
the Mercer street police, with sergesns Murray and
Young, and a prtoon OF police officers, went out 70
clear the Fifteenth Ward of disorderly houses. They
entered Wooster street lrt and the inmates rst
made aware of the presence OF the police by bine
was pursued in Greene THOMPSON Amiiy and Bleecsef
street,, and eighty women arrested. Those who
had managed to hide themselves, to the number OF
twenty crossed TO the Eighth Ward and were csptured
by Capt. Mcdonnell ana Ills men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15

LONDON Sept H-Advices from Natal South
Africa to Aug 20 that the Beers under President
Burgers had been seriously defeated and had retired to
sieepor where they we're fortlfyiug their positions.
lnci hal lost all their supplies and many deseItlOns
occurred lhe natives we're reported " be pursuing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15

James j. McElroy was sentenced yesterday
10 1--WE years in the State prison for the crime u bsauT
having been convicted in the Queens County curt of
Sessions Three OF his wives are known bu' Is ieig
that the list Is sadly incomplete. Wives arc credited "
HIM IL several Southern States
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15
Yellow Fever In Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Sept. 1.-The total number Of
interments since last report were thirty ot which
eighteen from yellow fever.
tHARLksroS, 5. O., sept. n.-Prvato accounts re.
ccived mere VI the suffering IN savannah from yellow
fever are very distressing public meeting was held
to-day ana subscriptions Degun. fi.ntpcu hun.
ured do ars have already been rsRrded subscTp
tons will De continued tomorrow. Charleston still
continues perfectly healthy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15
The New bergen nm Tunnel Completed.

The new Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad tunnel through Bergen Hills completed. and
will be ready for the deDris Is removed
which Will not be later than Nov.1 /. It's 27O feet
long, has sx shaf depth from 20 to % feet
and cost tlU0O.0OO. a great engineering triumph
connection vita II s the hng IN u the bcd from
the eastern enl to the ver across tue Allows where
stone ballast has sunk to depth Of sixty feet before
reaching 4 solId foundation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15

Harry He1sley, the tyc-year-old son OF VIII
lam Hefslcy Of Jowett ayeuuo Jersey city Hoishts.
found Il ioadel pistol m a bureau drawer yesterday.
while ha lg It. he discharged tue weapon, aud sent
bullet INTO the arm OF his sister Matilda, aged shab
terlug the bone,
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Pay, or Cease 10 PIa,

The Jersey city FIe Commissioners have re-
rolyed to dismiss from the department all employees
who fail to pay their private debts. Several den-
Qurnts have been notified to pay bills against them
Within specified u,s, be dismissed from the force.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15

The large peremptory auction sale OF hosler,
and gloves BY william Lattimer Co., through Field.
Morris. Fenner 4 Co. at 465 Broome street. was at
tended by many merchants Of this city from Phiade
phs, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, Toledo
and other Western.towns. The entire catalogue was
sold AZ fsir rates and In large lots active bidders
The sales Al such prices will materially AZ.
feet the market for such goods The staple goods and
solid high coors hosiery were more In demand
very ialr prices Among the largest pgrcnasers were
J. weinman "a Co., Ander.on Robbins q
Houghton a Dutton OF Boston Rice, Stux Co., and
stellmao, fsher& Co. Of Memphis Hood. Bs9dorlght
baum Bro. Of Baltimore, The resuit Of the sale
was between t120000 ana t150,O00
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Part OF the Grand Army of Victory.

The First Battalion OF the Cleveland Legion,
one thousand strong, organized in jersey CITY last
night The legion will work for the election OF Tilden
and Hendricks, and Will be uniformed In White shrts
with blue facings, aud tricolored caps.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15

Harvey, the Custom House politician, who
made himself notorious by his false charges against
the late Speaker Kerr. stopped Naval Oficcr Lqnn in
front OF TRINITY church yesterday and cd to engage
hm IN converration nut Mr.. Lann seemed ashamed "
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LONDON, Sept. IA special despatch from
Berlin 10 the Times says the former ind pendence Of
the Polish administrative authorities has been entirely
abolished by Russia, ana the Oce VI Secretary vi oatu
for Poland Is tO DO suppressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15

Commodore Vanderbilt was easier yesterday
than for foryelght hours previous. lie suffered bu,
lite pain, and he was able 70 be shaved he moved
the day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15
The Count de Chnmbord.a Illne,..

PARIS Sept H.-lt is rumored that the Count
de Chambord Is dangerously IN IN consequence OF the
penlt'nA rlgors 20 which he subjected himself during
tIN lelreAl VI nlne dAAa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15

Tho Democrats in tue Lafayette District In
Jerfey city have hired the old Republican wgTMn.
and Will decorate It hsndsoueY as club room. one
hundred and twrniy members have IOlned tllS TIL
den and uvndTiCks trganixAton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15
The Araonnutn. sui In the Field.

The Argonauta Boat Club has accepted the
challenge Of the Neptune Club to row fJuroared
race on the Kills. Until the four cared races at tho
Centennial regatta the ArgOnautAs were Tue ChAul-
pIons VI tue United states.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15

Mary T.. Likman, aged 20, OF Gothic place,
Brooklyn, while temporarily insane jumped overheard
at the foot of Jay street last night sne vas sinking
for the ast time when John Barton OF fhllps aueT
jumped IN aud rescued her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15
The Rush for Once.

A list OF the seventeen hundred employees ir
the Custom House, withhenames OF their backer was
prepared yesterday for the inspection OF the leaders Of
The district machines. Collector arthur has over q
thousand applications for places Many Of the appt
canIs threaten " bolt II they are not appointed
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS,
DAsHES HERE AND THERE BIZ THA
SUNS REPORTERS
Deadlock In the Board Of Education-sban
the Democrats Of tho Twelfth Ward have
a TrusIee-A Breeze Over a NominatIon.


the Democrats of tho Twelfth Ward have
n Trusice-A Breeze Over n Nomination.
The Board OF Education Is In trouble about
the appointment Of trustee TO ll the vacancy occs-
stoned BY the death Of Andrew Smith, who was OF
the nve trustees Of the Twelfth Ward. The board 10
Republican. Eugene j. McEnroe, who was born In the
ward, and is looked upon OF Its ntciigent
IrishAmercans and who ia earnest in his support of
Tlldcn and Hendricks was at one time trustee. Mr..
NcEnroe opposed the appointment OF atescher, and
thus one ded Mr. Charles Place. Chairman Of the Com
mittee on Nominations Of Trustees A large number
OF citizens of the Twelfth Ward including many innu'
ential Republicans. having sent q memorial TO the
Board Of Education wednesday asking that Mr..
McEnroe be appointed trustee, Mr.. Places friends AZ
once opposed the nomination, and Messrs Eugens
Kelly and Lawrence @. Gouding advocated the claimi
OF Mr. hcEnroe The atmosphere began to grow warm
with words. and vote called for. TIE result wa
hcEnroe' B DR.. Gregory,2 @. Houschel, 2; neccs
sary fora choice, 1t evident that thero would
be no selection, and the board adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15

nave completed tho largest assortment OF boys
aud chldrens clothing offered at retail At eTtrAor
oinafI low prices. Corner Broadway and Houston
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Reformed KepubIIcans.

A Tilden aud Hendricks Reform Club al Nor
TlstOwn, N j., has 800 members, many OF whom were
formerly Republicans. The Hon. Jacob VsDatta 10 10
be its President
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Wsalher ounce prcdIelion.


Southwest to northwest, possibly brisk windA,
cooler, partly cloudy and Clearing weather, With
Tlslng DarOmeter.
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NEW ORLEANS Sept 14.-Rohert Barnwel
Rhett, sr died In bt. James Parish to-day aged yea
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At Hudnut's at o'clock A. NJ. G5'; q, as
n'i NJ, H'i 3Jo 4. NJ 7d'i o. ~ ~. w ~ ~.
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Goodall Playing Cards; good stock; nice do
Adv.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-05

THE HERALD was the recipient last
evening Of a most delightful serenade
from Parker's band, compliment
from Captain s. J. Adams, who, at
the close of the music, made neat
little speech, In which he thanked
The HERALD for the position 1t had
occupied during the late canvass for
the Mayoralty. Both candidates, said
Captain Adams, were Democrats, and
It was meet that THE HERALD, as the
representative Democratic newspaper
Of the city, should take no active part
for or against either, but leave the
matter to be settled as the individual
members of the party might deem
best, as expressed at the ballotbox.
Mr.. Walter, the foreman OF the office,
In the absence Of the editors, acknowl-
edged the compliment, to which the
entire corps Of The HERALD cordially
respond. fstssg fa l4fsss, sft
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-05
Arrest OF a Horsc.ThieE

w. ID. Lightfoot, hailing from Polk
county, Missouri, was arrested at
Paris, Saturday, on a telegram sent to
the Sheriff Of Lamar county by Sheriff
Barkley, on the charge of stealing a
horse from Mr.. Abe Hart, Of this
county, about u week ago. Deputy
Sheriff Andy Kincaid left for Paris
Monday, and returned last evening
with Mr.. Lightfoot; who was lodged
in Jail. He will probably have an In
vestigation before Judge Burford this
afternoon.
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The Royal Japanese.

The Royal Japs are billed for three
nights In our city, opening at Fields
Theatre tomorrow evening. Wher-
ever they have appeared the press
have spoken of them In the highest
terms Of commentator, the Louis
vile Courier-Journal endorsing them
to the extent Of saying that they are
certainly the best troupe in their line
of performance that has ever Travelled
in this country. Reserved seats can
be secured at johnson Il Mangeps
railroad ticket office, LeGrand Hotel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-05

Wash ington Chronicle: General w.
$. Hancock is now being frequently
mentioned as the probable candidate
for the Democratic nomination for the
Presidency. The sentiment in his own
State (Pennsy lvania) is becoming very
general IN his favor among the leading
Democrats, especially in the rural dis
tricts. In discussing his claims with
other candidates, II IL generally con-
cedod that of all the gentlemen men
toned in connection with Presidency
che Is better known, more tried, more
popular than any OF them, and there
fore more likely to succeed"
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N AiIea.

No bills against any one connected with
Tho Herald Office will be allowed In settle
ment Of accounts due the office unless by ex-
press agreement with the Business Man
ager.
No contract for advertising will be reoog-
nized by this office unless countersigned by
the Business Manager.
City Circulators are not permitted to col.
ct for subscriptions longer than one month
In advance. and persons who wish to pay fol-
a longer period must do SO ut the office.
No bills against the Herald Company will
be allowed unless accompanied by written
order from the Business Manager,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-05

Virginia. When twenty years Of age
llo left his native State and come d.
rect 10 Dallas county aud located In
the then village Of Dallas, where In
1893 he entered upon the practice of
his profession. In 1860 urged by the
attractions Of wild frontier life, he
Joined Colonel M. n. Johnson's from
tier battalion aud participated In the
stirring events OF the Texan frontier
for some six months. In 1861, the
moment that old Virginia swung into
line with her sister states, and sound
ed the long roll for the gathering OF
her sous, he cast everything aside Ia
Texas aud hurried 10 his noble old
commonwealth to align himself with
her brayest and best.
lie Joined J. II. u, Stuart's regiment
Of cavalry, aud remained In that arm
Of the service during the entire war,
acquitting himself with distinguished
credit upon manga hard fought field
OF bpttle. The wOr ended and he re-
turned to his native county, but the
rccoleotlons of his old home In the
"Lone Star State" her boundless prai-
rles, her fertile sell and unrlvalled
climate were too strong 10 be overcome,
and, selecting from the iairest Of Vlr'
ginia's daughters his bride he married,
and on the ensuing day departed fol
Dallas, where he again entered upon
the practice OF his profession. In 1866
he WAS elected Presiding Justice OF the
county, aud in 1873 reelected TO the
same office, which no resigned In Feb
ruary, 1879, 10 run against General w
l.. Gabell for Mayor. He was defeated
by one hundred and twenty-sevel
majority, and retired from official lif'
until urged by his numerous friends t.
enter tho race which eliminated In hi
election upon yesterday. Judge Ker
foot IL a gentleman Of the most suav,
aud agreeable address and in the prim
OF manhood. He will unquestionabl,
prove u most acceptable executive 70
this prosperous, rapidly growing AM
energetic city.
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next "Wednesday evening, the l2th IN
slant, At the same place, Mrs stem
mons, "a Pearl street.
All parties desiring the medical
services Of Dr. a. a. Johnston during
his absence, are requested TO call Oh
DIR. j. IL. Morton, over First Natlonai
Bank. -Adp.
The ladies Of the Methodist Epis'
copal Tabernacle give supper 'l'is
evening, and those who desire W
spend pleasant evening ana ENJOY
an excellent entertainment, should not
neglect 10 attend.
--DeStefaDo & Bro. are In receipt Of
n choice lot OF Messlna lemons ana
oranges, cocoanuts, bananas, nuts ANA
fruits of all descriptions. Those IN
want of fresh fruits or nuts should give
them a call.--Ad
"A "split ticket was very general
~ circulated yesterday, but failed to
receive many votes. The majority OF
the candidates named on 1t were elect
ed when the legal polls closed.
VIII Baldrldge Is happy because
It's q boy. II arrived few evening"
since, and weighed seven pounds aht
Il half, but VIII Is az proud as II u
weighed ton. He'll be punching
tickets before the next Centennial.
Nov Ia the time to buy anything
you want at Reed & Lathrop's, from
jewsharp to fine ledger. New good
; constantly arriving. Office outfits com
plete aud cheap. Wallpaper and blanl
books in great variety, and prices =
suit the the times. I'D
Those In want OF nice, fresh gro
ceries should call on Snead, BrumleJ
g. Co., 0l8, Elm street. Their stock !
fresh and complete, embracing every
thing usually found In . flrst-clas
, family ana fancy grocery
Major Barley yesterday recovere
his two horses which were stolen las
Thursday night, mention of which NJ
peared In THE HERALD Sunday. The
were found at Bois d. arc Island, abot
twenty miles south of the city, The,
, had evidently been ridden or On
turned loose ia the neighborhoo
where found. cJit
, BY announcement published els'
where, II will be seen that the Messr'
Leonard Brothers have disposed
their business to Messrs. Leftwich
Jamison. The latter gentlemen al
well known to the community OF Da
|, las as practical, energetic gentlemen
who are deserving of a share ofpa'
ronage of the building community
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Races this afternoon.
Who did YOU vote for I?

Races this afternoon.
Who did you vote for
Special session OF the Council to-
night.
Warm and windy, Is what the
weather gauge says.
ALI interest was absorbed In the
election yesterday.
And the lucky men were elected.
Every body knew they would be.
The ~ told you 80" individual will
figsre in all his glory this morning,
DO you go to the Tabernacle this
evening? Everybody will be there.
The Synagogue win be dedicated
some time during the month Of May.
The streets were filled with anxious
crowds last night, eager to hear the re-
suit. 4Mt sHtussu'f
Our yards continue TO ship large
quantities Of lumber to the western
counties.
Pebble specks are cooler and re-
tain the sight longer than any others,
ut Webb's.--Ad.
The few cases that were before
Mayor Cabell's court yesterday were
continued until this morning.
County scrip wanted by johnson
& Manget LeGrand Hotel who buy
and sell railroad tickets to all parts OF
the United States and Canada.--Ad.
There will be two match races at
the Fair Grounds this afternoon at
three o'clock. The horses are high
steppers, and some good sport may be
expected.
Why not buy four seed and
Havana cigars instead: Of three for
twenty-five cents, aud try Theo.
Reinecke, 300 Main street--oldest to
bacconist In the city '-Ad.
"A bricklayer employed at work on
the new Synagogue fell from the sec
ond-story scafiold to the ground, yes
terday afternoon, and broke his back
Singular as Il may appear, his injuries
are considered by no means fatal.
Tickets to New Orleans, fifteei
dollars For sale by johnson d Man
get, IeGrand Hotel. They buy AM
sell Railroad tickets to all points
County scrip Is wanted by them. I'D
In consequence Of the ladies' SUP
per at The tabernacle tonight, the &c
ciable OF the Methodist Eplscops
Church South has been postponed I
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-05
For Sale !, MA orea, Bargain | !

A good % horse power engine, with new
two.hued boiler, 40 In shes in diameter by 20
feet long, together with two run of burrs
shafting, belts, pulloys, pumps. etc. suita-
BILE for grist or saw mill. offered very low
for cash, or In exchange for desirable Dallas
city property, by w. Y. LYTE Il CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Lamar street.
mchSdlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-05

Upon the news being made known
that Judge J. Il. Kerfoot had received
a majority of the votes cast for Mayor
yesterday, a number of the gentle
sinans friends complimented him with
serenado at his residence last night.
Owing to the fact that the reporter
was compelled to visit the different
wards to secure the latest count, it was
impossible for him to be present and
give a detailed statement Of the affair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-05

Dr.. J. w. Calder returned to the city
Yesterday, having been absent for the
past month or two at Austin and San
Antonio.
THE HERALD was gfatihed to receive
n call yesterday from DR.. w. III. Pyle
of Kaufman. The Doctor has lost
none of the genial suavity and open
heartedness which characterized him
In the good old days Of yore, and 1t die
us good to grasp his honest old hand
He left for his h.n.e last evening.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-05

The undersigned would be gratiiied
to be informed Of the whereabouts OF
John NJ. Powers, whether dead or
alive. He originally lived in Alabama,
and before the war his postoilice was
Burnett, Burnett county, Texas. Ad-
dress, Powers, Telegraph office, Hous-
ton, Texas. Texas papers please copy